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Miss Nellie Gilbert, of Chicago, is visiting her
parents. Emma Nelson has returned from her
visit to friends in Alexandria. Miss Clemie
Osborn is visiting friends at NOblesville. FL
der Sellers has gone to Johnson county to as
sumo his ministerial duties = Mrs. Kate Stubbs,
of Striker, o., is the guest of James o. Glass.
Will Axtell, who is attending school at Green
castle. spent New Years at home Belle Mont
gomery, of Green City, Mo-, is visiting her
friends. Mrs. Susie Leeds and daughter Eva,
of KOkomO, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herman.
..-.L. 81. Roop has returned from Colorado c.
to their parents at Lima, O. :. C. c. McClurg and
wife, of Chicago, are visiting relatives and
friends. Misses Kate and Eva Mcconnell have
returned to their home in Indianapolis. Mrs.
NJ. W, Pershing is visiting in Los Angeles, Cal.
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Union City.

Miss Flo. Gist visited in Winchester the past
week Miss Lizzie Ruby spent Sunday In Spar
ffa ans S Mrs H. O. Novel; visited at Hart
he's returned to the art school at Cincinnati -.
Mt and Mrs. John Kraft have returned from
their holiday visit in Michigan. :. Miss Jen-
Haute-- Miss Cora Baxter, Of Connersyille, is
the guest of Daisy VinsOn. Mrs. Levi Hill and
daughter have returned to their home in Irving
ton Cora Fudge. of Winchester, spent holiday
week with friends in this city. Maggie Bodily,
of Richmond is visiting here, with Mrs. VIM IA.
Anderson Mrs. Molly Bryant, of Belleville, o.,
Is in this city the guest of of her brother, James
parts of young amS enGs on
evening. in honor of Nellie Deem.
Miss Mollie Carter is visiting at Greenville, o..
Miss Ollie Harrison, Of Delaware, O., is visiting
daughter Nina are visiting at Portland, Ind -
Miss Lottie Fftz, of Greenyile, o., is visiting
friends here. DIR. ii. Harrison has returned
from from visit to his daughter at Chicago Miss
relatives here. Miss Mary Gerhardt, Of Wal
colt, is visiting friends here. Mrs. Lizzie sny-
der, of indianapolis, is visiting her parents IN
Springs, Col, are visiting friends here Mr.; and
Mrs. J. o. Reed, of Saginaw Mich, are visiting
Mrs. RS parents in this. city, Mrs: Charles
sunman returned to her home at insd!ianap polls
is visiting friends here. Mrs. Harmon Hines. OF
Greenville, is visiting friends in this city.
Misses Flo Woods and Emma Shumaker, or
Rdgeville, were in the city the past week. -:
Mrs. &C Smith has been visiting her brother at
Hamilton, o.. Miss Nina Jones, who has been
the guest of Miss Lille Smith in this city. re-
Mrs. j. F. Sickle visited friends at Eaton. o. the
past week Miss Alice HOke visited at Win
chester during the holidays Mrs. Lizzie Lee,
of Tiffin, o., visited with her sister Mrs Charles
Prior OF this city, the past week Daisy WurtZ,
of GAINESVILLE, o. was the guest OF Mrs. w. 3.
Murray, in this city, the past week.
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WHITE AND LEMON POINTER DOG-HAD
w ON red collar Reward will be PAID Tor his re-
turn 10 H. :. NEW, Journal Office
7 OST-FUR ROBE-NEAR CORNER NERD
IL ian and Pratt streets. Leave at AL North Ne
ridian. Reward
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Twost0ry frame. nine rooms stone foundation and
stable. lot 60x12 iron fence In 'front.'
natural gas in use. improvements three years Ole.
Fronts SOUTH being north end of another street
This is the desirable residence property IN this
part of the city, and the cheapest in any parts50C0
GREGORY d APPLE. So East Market street.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mfss EruE McNANEE, Of LaGrangc. Tenn.
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. L. s. Southland.
LrsTEH DnAEE travelling passenger aren't
Of the Missouri Pacific Road, j. making a
southern trip and is expected In Memphis in
a few days.
SAN STEIN, Of the firm Of Goldsmith. Stein
q Icvy. returned from New York Friday
evening, after lengthy absence In the inter.
est Ill, house.
Cams ore out announcing that on Wcdncs-
day evening. February "a, 1850. nj o'clock
Miss Rosa Halle will be married To George
Gahuy, at the Jewish Temple, ON Poplar
street.
l.. LEoroLp, father Of Achillo Leopold
Deputy Circuit Court Clerk, died at Vim
ccnncs, Ind, Friday night Mr. Lcupod's
remains will be buried here by the Knights
OF Honor.
J. J. FowLER general manarcrof the Great
Southern Telephone aud Telegraph Com
plny. h at Gaslon'A Mr. Fowler spent nine
teen years II his manhood here rs tclc.
gmph operator
JosrFH FowrLEn, formerly connected with
the Western Union Telegraph Company
here, but now general manager II the New
Orleans Telephone Company, u In tie city,
circulating amoue his numcrod, irionls.
THE literary and musical entertainment
90 be- given under The auspices Of the Irish
National League which was postponed on
account Of the death ~ Father Ashiicld will
take place nt the Y. NJ. IA. A. Hail. TUESDAY
night February ~
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Itching Skin Diseases

scratched IS years. Body covered with
scales. Scratched all the time. Suffer
ing endless and without relief Cured
by the Cuticura Remedies. SKIN now
as clear as baby's.
II had known Of the CurcuRA REMEDIES
twenty-cight years ago, il would have saved
me 10000 two hundred dollars and nm i'm.
menso amount of suffering. NV disease
(pSoriasisl commenced ON my head i'm n Spnt
not larger than cent II spread rapidly all
over my body and got unlcr my nails The
scales would dropO Of me all the time. and
my suffering was endless, and without relief.
One thousand dollars wuul not tcnpl mo tn
have this disease over again. | am poor
man, but feel rich TO he relieved of what
some of the doctor said was lcprosy some
ringworm, psoriasis, etc, | took and
Sarsaparillls over one wear and q half
but no cure. went TO two or three doctors
and no cWe. i cannot praise the CrricvRA
skin as clear and free from scales as a habv's
Ala usel of them was three boxes of Cur
CuRA, and three bottle, Of CUuCUEA RE,oiV-
ENr and two cakes Of CuryvUA Soar. II Won
had been here and said yog would have cured
me for 10000 you would have had the
money. looked like the picture in vour
book OF psoriasis( picturc number two. "llow
To Cure skin Diseases but now am as
clear rs any person ever was, Through force
of habit rub my hands over my arms and
legs TO Scrach once IN q while hut To NJ pur-
pose. | am all we'll. scratched twenty
eight years, and IL got 10 be kind Of second
nature 20 me | thank you thousand times.
Anything moro that you want to know,
write me, or any one who reads this may
write 20 me, aud will answer IT,
DENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY, W., Jan. %, 1857.
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BALDWIN, KNOWLT0N & LAKE
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Rev. Mr.. Vcnablc. Of the First Dap
list Church. will preach this evening on
The Critics Criticised; Some Ways OF Ar
irving at the Truth"
The hen roost q II. Holmes. corner 81
Broadway street and Mississippi avenue.
was robbed Of eleven chickens early yostcr-
day morning by an unknown person.
ST. Peters Ladies' Aid Society will give
reception on Thursday, February "a. from (
10 GO'clock pm, and from s 20 10 o'clock
pm, at the residence Of Mrs NJ. Gavin, No.
iji Vance street
AZ the corner Of Union and Second streets
yesterday morning horse attached to de-
livery wagon got IT, feet caught between the
car tracks nd the pavement and In an effort
60 CXtricalo itpullcd the hooi OIL The ami.
NAL was shot.
willinm Shear timer. who has been on
q continuous drunk for the past few weeks.
died NJ the city Hospital yesterday morning
from the effects of o fall The dead mans
relatives. who live In Louisville, have been
tclcguphcd, but NJ no answer has yet been
received the remains will probably be buried
by the county
A mass meeting Of workingmcn will be
held in the Circuit Courtroom on the night
81 Friday February - (washinrton's birth.
dayl Ia discuss the eight hour work day and
other matters Of interest 90 workingmcn.
Tie meeting VIII De under the auspices OF
the Genital Trades Council.
At thc Bethel building saturday evening
next nt 1850 O'Clock there will be- panorama
exhibition NJ European life aud arts with
an explanatory lecture by Mis-. Clara Com
way. This exhibition will be Tor the benefit
OF school children aud an admission Zee of
10 cents viii be- charged. The receipts will
81 90 the Mission School fund.
The Loudcn-Pcnick Grocery and Commits.
sion Company applied for q charter ycstcr-
day with the following incorporation n.
NJ Jones, H. g. Craig w n. Fox. w. II.
foprd l.. u. Wright A. W. Hnrnum, James
A. l.Dudon. y. w. Pcnick NAPOLEON Hill, !.
W. Cochran and II. q. Campbell. II u un-
dCrt0ud the company viii start q retail
grocery on Main street.
Tho young medical student from Texas,
bearing the name w J. Snpp. who shot aud
seriously wounded the Palmer girl a few
weeks since. has not returned from his home.
That is not the worst of H. either he has
never entertained the idea of returning. ~
those on thcoutsidc knew when be- departed,
"jugt 30 rcassurc his family" Although
the money ~ reimburse his b0ndsmcn did
not gI directly from sapp b. them Il did 20
Co. such o way rs 10 leave no doubt ns 10
whence 10 came. The gid has about rccoy-
Cned.
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every night | scratched until the Skin was
raw. Body covered with scales like
spots OF mortar, An awful spectacle.
Entirely Cured by the Cuticura Rene
dies in five weeks.
| am going to toll you of thccytraordinary
cure your CurCuRA REMEDIES performed on
me. About the LIST OF April last noticed
some red pimpcS like coming out all over
my body, but thought nothing If il until
some time later on, when IL began 10 look
IKE spots OF mortar spotted ON, and which
came Oh in layers, accompanied with itching.
would scratch every night until was raw,
lhcn the next night the scales, being formed
meanwhile, We're scratched OIL again. In
vain did | consult all The doctors In the
country, but without aid, After giving up
nll hopes of recovery | happened ostc an
advertisement in the ncwsl apcr about your
CuHovHN REMEDIES and purchased them
nom my druggist aud obtained almost inn
mediate relief. | began to notice that the
sroly cruptionS gradually dropped oil oul
disappeared one 10y one and have been FULLY
cured, had the disease thirteen months
before ] began taking the CurcuBN RtNE.
DIES, and in four or five weeks was entirely
cured. My disease was eczema and psoriasis
| recommended the CuuCuM RrNEnFs To
all in my vicinity, and | know of grctt
many who have taken them, and thank mo
Tor the knowledge of them, especially moth.
ors who have babes with sCaly crupUons ON
their hea Is and bodies. | cannot express in
wordsmy thanks TO YOU. My body was COW
cred with scales, and was an awful ,pccta.
Gle o. behold. Now my skin is M nice and
clear as hahy'S, GEO COrEN.
MrGRiL, WIS, Sept 2l 1857.
lrR 7, lSSS.-Nnt trace whatsoever OF
the disease from which | suffered has shown
Itself since my cure. GEO. tOfEN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

Open all day. No closing before o and
no opening after o'clock.
Clarks or Coais's Thread Ijc. We have
COO dozen only, dozen 10 each customer.
l0c aud l2lc, best unbloachcd shcciing
l2lc. &c, good quilt Calico pc.
llc and &c, splendid quality Bingham
DC. pc, extra fine Irish Linens 2jc.
2jc. elegant Concts, slightly damaged,
2jc. SOC. French Concts SOC.
sL2i, satin embroidered Con,ctH SIS.
These goods cost s. q pair originally.
sl.25 Thompson gloye-iltling Corsels
Si.25.
SlJ0, Ladies' beautiful Spring Jackets
$3.50.
DC, good quality Canton Flannel sc and
Glc.
lOc, Mems best Linen Collas lOc; 81 q
dozen.
4Oc and SOC, best wamsu,,a shirts 400
and SOC.
800 pairs Mons finest drummors' sam.
pie Shoes, Caters and Boots at less than
hall. Call early.
KAHN a. FREIBERd,
Corner Main aud Poplar.
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A rlcinrn Mnr,h snrinr.

The exhibition In Mcnkcns windows
Of new spring goods Is certainly the work
Of an artist. Especially Is this true Of the
north half, where carpets aud upholstery
goods are displayed. OF course the grand
platc-giass front itself Is attractive, but We
confess 10 never having seen 10 gorgeous,
elegant, and withal 10 artistic a display
Of handsome goods In Memphis or else.
where,
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Corner Main aud Poplar.

PnoF. w. S. JoSEs has secured the sqr.
vices Of Prof. sewell, late OF the Louisiana
university, TO teach classes In the Mem
phis Institute. The next quarter Of this
popular school begins on Monday, fobru.
airy Is. This IL one Of the best equipped
preparatory schools In the South. Tho
cadets will appear In uniform about the
LIST Of March.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17
TENNESSEE CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
An Affair That Promises r. Eclipse All
It, Former Triumps.

n lac been generally understood IN the
social circles of Memphis that the Tennessee
club will present q mpurb entertainment 10
its member, aud invited guesisat the Gayo.o
Hotel on the evening 81 March 8, which will
fall on Mardi Gtas aud therefore will close
an pleasures Of that character until after the
Lcntcn period Of forty days The Tonnes-
sec Club has satisfactory method
which renders ~ social entertain.
mcuts ploasumhlo IN every particular, and
We hear that this event u designed 30 be- the
orowning ono 81 all its efforts. Tho ladies
nre expected 10 present themselves In any OF
their prevailing styles Of ballroom dresses,
but with powdered hair, after the manner of
the French dame. Of hundred yoau ago,
ana with the little black beauty spot OF
court plaster on the face which was charac.
tcristlc Of the same epoch. Gentlemen will
be In evening dress. Invitations are ex.
pootod TO be out In few days
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

"HrHt.p Ctnsrn Do1ns" by Katharine
Ctrru Tho Enrli.hman 81 the Rue Cain"
by Wood Loslic's Popular Monthly and
Young Ladies Journal ior March. "a Dies.
Iemic Woman" by Mrs. Holmes. Ffhe
Story II Charslos strung" by Mrs. Henry
Woods, I'll In cheap editions for sale at
Mnnsford's
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elements aud thus removes thcCNusE Hence
the tuuCuRN RrNrnts cure every species OF
agon2inH humilating itching, burning.
scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp
ami blood. with los, Of hair aud an humors,
hloirhcs cruptons sores scales aud crusts,
whether simple s'roluluus or contagious,
when the best physicians and all other rem
odics tail
Sold everywhere Price, CuucurA. jAc:
Soar, Die; lEsoLyrNr, 81. Prepared hy the
PoTrm DRuU AND CumCM CORPORATION,
Boston,
rc-Scnd for "lIow 20 Cure skin pi.a .cy "
81 pages, 90 illusiution,a aud 100 testimonials
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PAsstEs, Daisies, Dutch Hyacinths aud
Geraniums In full bloom al Harry Ian.
hams Greenhouse. Fifth and Chelsea
streets, north end OF blue car line.
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pASNEs, Daisies, Dutch llyacinths aud
Gcraniums In full bloom at Harry Lam
hams Greenhouse, Fifth and Chelsea
streets, north end Of blue car line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

TnE spring session Of 81. Agnes Academy
will open on the inst Monday In febru.
airy. For particulars apply 10 tho Lady
Superior.
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KAHN g. FREIBERq,
Corner uain aud Poplar.

This Is no bogus dispatch" or Peter
Funk announcement Of fictitious auction
sale, but goods from the genuine collapse
Of recently burslcd firm.
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CutiCura Remedies

To cleanse the skin and blood # every
hlcmish aud impurity, no agency In the
world Of medicine is 80 speedy aud iunlliblc
as tie CUTiCuW RruEuEs
turtCuBN, the great skin cure. instantly nj.
lays the most aguuiling itching and inillm.
nation, clears the skin and scalp of eysr
trace of disease, heals ulcer, aud Sores. ~
moves crusts and scales. and restores the
hair. CuucuM SOAR Tie greatest of skin
beautitcr,, l. Indispensable in treating skin
diseases and baby humurs. II produce, the
whiicst, clcarrst skin aud sOitcsi han o. f.pp
from pimplc, spot or blcmi,h CuuCrU,
kroLvrNr the new blood puiiipr. cleanse,
the blood Of all impurities url poisonous
OIHEPLES blacShclds, red, rough,
HW chappcd and o.ly skin prevented
ftf lax tIrf.TrA som
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

bsl jefferson street, will be ready for bust.
ncss Monday, the 18th inst Give Il a
trial
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Dis solution Notice.

Mrsuus. Tenn february ~. is.i
The arm II adler ups a Co ha. inIs day i.rn
dissolved Us mutual runa.uf. NJ Adler WIfhhrH.
iur The buslurs will hU continued uuIff The
same fiilo NJ Urn ns heretofore hy 4 Hud A. Adler,
D. ADLER
a. AutIlL
A. AutIu
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INSURE your gin.houscs IN the Citizens
Insurance company, No. - Madison street.
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Dissolution Notice.

MrvritIs. Tvnn, February lf. iu1.
Tho nm ~ Iuuk a Er.uirh ui HItpulu. 1910.
yur County. Nls O. ihIa lHY dissolved Coo r#IItHs
" luHgph -usaulnn aui iirnu tmnk UuruT
The cuisines Will Iu conducted no thH ftmr place
lud In che name ui lfhuk a. NHIuHth. who assume
no liabilities 90 thr dluol1Ul fnu. aud thgt clone
afC authorized iO collect 90 iHhn due i1 aid nuh
AIHtNt MILLER
Iu-Elti IAuIN
Execution ~ the lfinio NJ Joseph suHnfman.
guuINiI tNANk
Executor NJ the tai1ir uf tiT Imut.
GOulNFN FRANK
~ NltNAtU
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DISSOLUTION.

MTvuua Tenn. February o. la1
THr rop1Hrcrship hgrctniurr existing under iho
HUu uHmr ui illuWHu & whitaker ns UfHuf.rtHu
uI iH" tlHH.uiIu iiut.l. b. tNis day Dissolved hT
mutual consent Tho hUs.uHa will lr continued
Hy 49, ~. whitaker. who HsuWrs 900 liabilities
Hud O0ilccts 90 dUhts due sll1 huu
AN tfNNAN
A ~ WHITAKER
IthceHully rrrr0mutni IN nH ns we'll ns nov
iIlruda iD thU uDW management
AN HUMAN
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OUR BERLIN LETTER.
THE RUMoR OF BIsMARCK's RETIRE.
MENT OF ARTIFICIAL ORIGIN.

No Matter What Momentary Inclination
He May Have Had to Withdraw From
the Worries OF omcial Life He Now
Means to Stay.
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CONTRACTORS
TAKE NOTICE.
Tho plans ana spcclhaaau' Tor The Athletic
Association building arr nov raiy ior contractors.
aud bids will be received Of 'la rooms Of the club
d. J. MeCoMB, Secretary.
Notice COnstable'S Sale
n Lowensiein a Bros ~ Als ,i islac GoldbcHi
By consent in above case. VIII un
MadneadaY. InhfnlLl go. lhAp.

"Wednesday, Tebrunp co. 1850,
A. II o'clock am, on the Ur1lsns ni The defend
aut southeast unfnor of Ir.HU llauIa aud Iowa
avenues, proceed 10 scll b. Oh highest blddcfi ior
cash, the entire stock of 00rIs fnl litiuus u DC
iendant consisting oi Dy UHII. ,Iuihinf loota
and thoos. Gfocefios. Conni.H shelving Tables
All tturFs. fooks aud ArH.u" f'r ala htock
aud Fixtures will b. told boz H#0 fIf.. nf lulk
INo NAfOs, e. Z.
MemphII. Tenn. Tehfuau D I'D
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IuNIRNI. NnrICI.

silErdtln-Thc funeral ut a. H. surrufnn
viii take place from rc..dcurn, near spuuginlr.
Tenn, This SUNDAY afternoon of O'Clock.
Burial ni iimwood cemetery, friends aU invited
ca rryul
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FuiL Dress Shirts a specially. Finish
equal 20 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
23a second street. Branch Office. 357
Main street
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nh no.

HlUuGEW NTER-ln New ORLEANS. ia. Nr.luc..
dlN january |l lsNl 90 llW O'Clock pm. rrsAN
NJ htuUtNAtih 10 the nltyhr,t year at her age
She wus buried from the residence ot her sun.In.
law. Vim. loyy. 500 rpmluia street. Friday at %
O'Clock am
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-11
GIRLS AND THE PIANO.
A German Professor THINKS that They
Often study Too Much
p-n Nil Gnleiie


Some observations on pianaforte teach
ing made in his annual report by Prof
Waeiz1ldt, director Of the Royal Elizabeth
School il Berlin, have attracted much at
lention in Germany. He says: 1T may
be affirmed that the home music practice
Of girls is more responsible for the ner-
vOusness and weakness from which many
Of them suffer than the much blamed
school. PianOforte teaching should not
begin before the twelfth year. Moreover,
music should only be studied by healthy
girls, unsteady sifted, Of whom it may by
expected that their playing will one day
give pleasure 10 their fellow creatures. OF
a hundred girls who learn to play the
piano, ninety attain after years OF labor TO
only certain automatic skill, which not
only possesses 10 relation to artistic eX-
ecutiOu, but is even destructive Of the
capacity for genuine musical expression.
The endless claims made upon the time
and strength Of growing girls by teachers
Of music must be stoutly resisted by
parents and school authorities. 1t is
neither necessary nor desirable that we
should have mediocre or bad pianisis, bat
it is necessary that our girls should re-
main fresh and healthy in body and
mind"
The Professor goes on to insist that
when in the case Of sickly girls instruction
in piano shOuld be enc CT the first to be
giveu mp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-11

CARNE0IE's ia the only mill that seems
inclined to make trouble about the Anal
gamated scale. CARNEoW is the man who
wrote an article not long ago on wealth.
and thought the rich ought to give their
money to the public when they had no
more use for it. CARNEGIE has evidently
not done with his wealth yet Probably
he wishes to leave some Of his tariff fat on
in anticipation of the frying process Of the
next campaign for protection to American
Iahor f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-11

THE rumors that Corporal TANNEE 8
resignation has been requested may ID
true. Oar special dispatches from Wash
ingtou tell Of the disgust ct Secretary No.
BILE with TANNER's methods. Even this
Administration may have enough respect
for the people to be ashamed Of his admin
istrs.ion Of the Pension Office. But it's diff
TO believe it; TANNEE is simply following
out the Administrations policy Of gettins
away with the surplus, only he is holder
about it, aud not so hypocritical.