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BRIDGEPORT.
workman AZ the Standard Mil Hurt.
u.esfss Ir acknowledgements.

A workman a, the Standard Mil Hurt.
Bsese's II jurios-Personais.
Deaf Howell, workman st the Stand
ard mill, Enavllle. met with quite
serious accident yesterday. He bad rolled
truck road of aneet-iIOn from the third
floor of the warehouse upon the elevator.
When Howell stepped on the elevator and
started 20 move it, 10 gave way, and de-
scsnded rapidly snd heavily to the groand.
The elevator waa badly broken and Howell
was seriously injured. He is not bruised
much but il supposed to be irj1red IN
ternallv. lie was taken to his home in
Martins Ferry.
All the men who were Injured in the
@, L & W. reilrcad wreck at Flushing
on Monday are, with the exception OF
Beese, doing Eell and are in fair way to
recovery. Bsese. who was engineer on
the south-bound construction train, had
his leg broken il two different places and
his heel and ankle pierced through by 3
stick of wood. He WAS suffering greatly
durirg yesterday ard was deliIious a part
of the time. Il is feared that the limb
viii have to be amputated.
John Qlirk, an AtchisOn, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad conductor, was in town
for a while yesterday. He was on his
way from Tipptcance, Ohio, his old home,
to Wichita, Kansas, where he now resides.
A coach on one of the O., L & W. pas
seuger trains Jumped the track yesterday
morning at the -Ound hOnse. No damage
was done.
John Sidebottom, Of Esst Richland, Su-
perinteGdent of the Belmont County In
Urinary, was in town Yesterday.
Frank K Sedgwick, Eq, of Martins
Ferry, was in town yesterday on legal
business.
Mt. VIII Graham, OF the Standard mill,
made a business trip to st. Clairsville yes
terday.
A roll was broken IN the Standard yes
terday, and laid Ell one Of the mills.
Mrs. Charles Jonkins left yesterday
afternoon for Mount Carmel, Ill.
Several big dinner parties will be given
il Kirkwood on Thanksgiving.
Miss Annie McClaren is visiting Mrs,
". s. Carroll, Of Bellaife.
Officer Donley made an arrest for drunk
enuess Yesterday.
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The Events OF the Day Across th'
River.


The Events Of the Day Across the
River.
Belmont C,y Lodge 50. 22l, /. D 0
f.. % this city. elected the following cih-
GERS on Monday eveling t2 serve for the
ensuire year. K J. Co.'S, n. G. janice
Copham. v. C.; r. Saodsrsss, Secreiafyi
George McGlunphrey, Treasurer. Trns-
tees-J. T. Crowl, Wm S'osn, Jesse Saiby
ard lor Property Truustee Richard o B9r-
aie.
Horny Lndisy's Cisiagsy Company
leave this morning for Iudiana, Pa, after
plsying q five nights engagement here
They were only Co play taree niRats, bot
were asked by number of cur citizens 70
stay and play Divorce and L.ppa, which
they did 20 large h0uses.
The section men from here have been
called To- bridge 50, nest of Bridgeport TO
assist 10 unloading sllg sud broken brick,
which exc received from The burnt factory
of KuoTles, Taylor & Knowles, Of East
Liyerpoo'.
A called meeting Of Council was held
Monday afternoon for The purpose Of issu-
ing an osdcr so the paving contractors
could yet enough money o psy theii
laborers and expenses.
DE-. T. C Martin, Of Little Washington,
formerly Of tins place vas m town yestsr-
day the guest Of iIiends. He left in the
evening tor Rush Run, o.
Mrs Richard Aliender, wife Of the
North Esd School principle e, who has been
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sick for some time, was reported not quite
so well yesterday.
Charley Jenkins. of Toledo, o, former
cashier of the Exchange Bank, was in the
city yesterday, the guest Of bis friend .. X
Wood
Miss Mitchell, OF KiIkwood, resurned TO
her home, Yesterday, afer a pleasant visit
With her friend here, Miss Kate Stewart.
Albert Marshall hes returned from a
two weeks visit with friends and relatives
al his old home, Minerva.
Mrs. Caas. Myers, who has been at the
point Of death for the past two weeke, was
much better yesterday.
Miss Emma Keller, from near BuTlirg-
hugtou, Just above this city, is quite 10"
with typhoid fever.
Miss Rena Wallace, Of MsoOmb, H.,
formerly Of this place, is visiting rele tiyes
and friends here
Henry Matson returned yesterday from
Iadiaup, where he has been for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. S. h. Heaton WAS in Bridgeport
Yesterday, the guest Of her sister.
C. W. ThOrngste was in Toronto, o 4,
yesterday on business.
Robert Kerr left yesterday for Indisnsp-
oils on a business trip.
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BENWOOD.

Toe Clipper Dancing Club gave very
pleasant dance at Briceland's Hall,
Monday evening. Nswhar,'s orchestra
furnished the music, end all present had a
good time
Mr.. VIM. Curry had his right baud
quite badly mashed, while at work in the
BenWoOd coal mines.
Banwcod was VISITED Monday by three
psrsons known as jimmie, Frank and Will
lie "the KisseIs
Three employees of the Wheeling blast
furnace were missing. and after long
arch they were found in a coke car.
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Another Harrison Provided For.

PRESIDENT BENJAMIN HARRISON has
nephew who, in addition to parting ms
name in the middle, has committed the
crime Of being q D1mocmt. Politics d
more OF less hypocrisy, and, with rare DO
nestle craftsmanship, President Ben nevei
nermi.s 10 20 enter lis family circle. There
the Republican elephant and the Demo.
cratic tiger roam sweet'y in the pasture OF
peace. plenty and patron ge When kans'
AS Ciu's new postmaster lakes charge Of
the office on December / J. Ssotl Harrison
will bs appointed Superintendent CT ths
Money O der Department. And an the
Harrison family Will rise up again ard call
BENJAMIN blessed
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TsE Moaarchical governments Of Eu-
rs1s 90 no. hasten TO welcome the new
Brszlian r public with open arms. The
reason is probably the same as that Which
ac,uusd MACBETH in no. being on cordial
terms with Mr. BANQCO's ghost
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The London Scandal Case.

LONDON, November 25.-Mr. Parke,
editor Of the North London Press. who
charged that the Earl Of EustOn was one
OF the principals in the Cavendish Street
Scandal, was srraigned this morning on the
charge Of criminal libel preferred against
him by the Earl. No evidence was sub
mittej, and Mr. Parke wss remanded until
tomorrow. He was admitted to bail in
the sum Of 100 pounds.
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ELECTION NOTICE

Of West virginia Exposition and
State Fair Association.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE BYLAWS OF THE
| West Virginia Exposition and state Fair AS
ISOLATION a meeting OF the stOckh )lders will be
held on saturday december :, 1859, at the hour Of
O'Clock pm, in the rooms OF the Boa d OF Com
missioners of Ohiocounty. state fWest Virginia,
for the purpose of holding an election for a
Board OF Directors TO serve during the year OF
1890 and 10 transact any other business ihat
may be brought before the meeting.
JOHN II. HOBBS, President
GEORGE HOOK, Secretary. no2lz
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Sale Of Real Estate For Taxes

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following described lot OF Land and ioS . IN
Tho comfy az Ohio which are delinquent for the
non, payment Of taxes for the years 1857 and lSss
will he on.red f4r sale by the undersigned
sheriff, at public auction, at the front door oi
the Court House OF said county, between the
bonr. Of 10 o'clock in the morning and I O'CLOCK
in the afternoon, on the I'd Day of Decem-
her. 1859, said lands aud lots or 10 much
Thereof nv sha re necessary, will be sold ior 80
much cash as is sufficient t. satisfy me amount
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HOTEL PROJECT.
A Sew Enterprise Co Dc Undertaken At 81
ClalrsvilIe.

"A Sew Enterprise Co Do Undertaken 40 81
Cislrsville.
sr1. Tstgr1l Go Hc Rsriger.
ST.. CLAIRsvIILE, November 25.-The
travelling public will rejoice to know that
new hotel is to be built at the county
se,l The National Hotel has been sold
to "a syndicate OF st. Clsisyille business
men. composed Of Alfred III. Mitchell,
Thomas + Clark. III. q. Welday and
others. The purchase price OF the old
hotel is S. CO The new management
viii take possession April =, 1880. The
material lo- a fine pressed brick building
with stone trimmings. will be brought on
and everything will be IA readiness for d
good start when possession OF the property
H given. The old building will be under
mined and the walls pushed In. The new
structure viii be ready by the iollowir.
September, 10 is thought Thomas Z
Clark will have charge OF the new hole
aud Il. viii be run on the most approved
style.
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Aner The DISTRIBUTION.

Freigo gus. lat grand reception -
Evidences OF vast wealth are everywhere.
Who is that handsome woman ablszs with
diamonds
HosIess-Oh, she's the weslthiest girl in
the room. She's a Johnslown sufferer.
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MARRIED.

DpEN-NESBITr-Ou THURSDAY. No
vember DIST 1SS9. 81 the residence OF the bride s
parents by the Rev J T. Mcclure. Mr. HUGH
MCFAnOEN and Miss A0NEs r. NEsBIrr
WILLIAMS REER-On Tuesday. November
rs. ls,9. a. So. Lnke's r. Church, by the Rev.
Jacob Brtingham. ". r. WILLIAMS and ELLA K
IrRErg
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DOCTOR

Unequaied as a Liver Pin. Smallest,
cheapest. easiest 90 take. One Pellet a
pose. Does unt grippe. Cures sick Head-
ache, s-isieue Headache, COnstipa-
.iCn. suai..c-tio-, Bilious Attacks,
ANA cen C.s-urcm. oft the stomach aud
bowels Put zap iu glass yia'S, heriaetical.y
soaked. Always fresh and reliable. Gently
laxative, ur .n active cltnWtlc, according
fu SIZE of dose. 81 cents. hy druggist7.
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STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

RSSSTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
49,
The annual meeting Ofthe Stockholders Of the
Wheeling Park ASSOCIATION will be held Monday,
December >, 1889 at = p m, at the rooms OF the
Commissioners Of Ohio county, for the election
OF q Board Of ID reCtors and the transaction Of
such business that may be- brought before the
meeting A. kE1MANN, President.
CONRAD HusCH, Secretary. nO22 p deco
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THE KINDERGARDEN

Including an the oil n,o'ibs. w.h .
MUSIC, New DANCES. SPECIAL sCfN
and the KINpEKGAkDf GRAND ukCI
IRA
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Speculation.

WYE UNDERSTAND THAT THERE IS
w great deal OF "spe culation' in reference L
our system of Shorthand We have now com
peted and have copyrighted Shorthand sim
pHded" one class by the NEW method in TWO
MONTHS time overlook a class who had beer
studying the OLD method FlvEMONTHS. IL IS th'
SHORTEST. SIMPLEST and EASIEST LEARNED OF any
method now in use. Thy 1T. Enter the Short
hand Department Of the .-,
no27q WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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ga journey on the Rhine" was the
way Jones described his trip on a banana
peeL-BHgbaat0 Republican
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SCR gsrt

ITO LET-Dws'ling ll22 Ms ,I 81 II + HGsE.
MEN, 1876 Water street. De-1e-,>,
TI,OR RENT-sroBE ROOM, NO isC Os' ."tiv1
hscemner ist. Enqnire OF Nm. FALL9u dS.
1922 Jacob Street.
TToR REET-THE wELL-KNo%,N B possess h9S
h stand No. so Twelfth street foss ''5sn y,
- Anil IL 1890 For particulars enquire OF
+. &. N r ~ az 'AS no2b
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ITANTEO-POSIIION AS CLERK or Ship,
w ping Clerk. by man Of thirty willing ana
oblieing Address &C. i. A )" REGISTER ONCE.
nOlfr
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VTANTED 10 BUY HOUSE AND LOT IN
w good location, about seven rooms. L. A;
ROLF * co Employment, Real Estate aud
Money 10 Ian, 1920 Market Street. hO-s
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FOR RENT

AND COMMODIOUs Warehouse,
No 1910. on east side of Main street. aho
now occupied by Robert simpson 81 70, 49, a.
has natural and city gas aud Haven hand ele
vstor' Possession first Of April, or INT oil Jahu
Zine Basement with all appointments, under
C. Schnepfs dug store, and DesI sIaho III 'ne
city. III. l., po;ilv plock cor
ner Market and Fourteenth streets:
Fine Office rooms Nos 3 and 4. on second moor
ONCE rooms Nos G, and 9 on thlTd noor. -. ~
cenm Hal" formerly ST. George Han on fourth
goor his Is one OF the finest and hes. located
halls in the city. All the rooms in this building
are fitted with modern Improvements, inclu llht
CITY and natural gas. Possession gwen al oIc'
" M a.. 80, ~ ms an w In NJ REILLY,
olfeOdia ~. lo-I naLLL olS...
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9sA &drsrtistntfejs.

7 osT-A SUN Of MONET, sOMEWHEP E
i near Peoples Bank suitable reward VIII
be paid on It's return 10 this ONCE. nOZiq
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.aaf SaIi.

NOR sALE-GooD WATER GAUGE WITH
n cocks, for upright boiler. Apply al lhis
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE

THREE NIGHTS ONLY a "WEDNESDAY Miuyf
Commencing on Monday Evening. November %.
Return engagement ofthe mmict of
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SOUTH CHRISTIAN.
Pee Dee Matters Served Up BY Our
Regular CORRESPONDENT.

Pee Dee Matters Served Up BY Our
Regular Correspondent.
PEE DEE, Jan. 7th, 'S9.-Christmas
with all of its sweet associations has
come and gone, but the pleasures OF
each happy day will be treasured up
in our memories for years to come.
The Xmas tree at this place was a
well managed affair and a decided
success.
Mr.. Tilman Jones has been con-
fined TO his bed for several weeks,
and has had several very severe hem
orrhsges from the lungs. We un
derstand he is improving in health
and hope to see him out sgain soon.
Mrs. G.. W. Jones has been quite
sick for several days, but is better at
this writing.
Hon J S. Lougacre aud Mrs. II b
Longacre, Of Paris, Tenn, have been
visiting the family of j. LoBgacre
at Pee Dee for the past week. Dur
ing Mr.. Lougacre's stay in this
community be delivered quite an in
teresting lecture on the subject Of
agriculture. The lecture was well
received by all who heard him. lie
urged the people to mite with the
organization known as the Agiicul-
tursl Wheel, that they may be better
prepared to hold their hand with the
monopoles of the country.
Mr.. John Harrison has pitched his
tent in Pee Dee for the next twelve
months.
Mr.. Robert Gaiiord and lady have
returned from a visit to friends and
relatives in Stewart county, Tenn.
The Rev. Mr.. Peters preached at
Pee Dee on the first Lords Day in
this year, and will proiract the SER
vices for some days We hope some
good may be done in the name of the
Lord. TAM O'SHANTER.
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THROUGH THE HEART.
DICK GARY INSTANTLY KILLED
BY THE ACCIDENTAL DIS
CHARGE OF A PISTOL.
Full and Reliable Details of The Oc-
. currcnce. .


Full and Reliable Details of The oc-
---....a currence. ....
George Richard Gary, familiarly
known as Dick Gary, son of Il S.
Gary, Appointment citizen OF the coun-
ty, living three miles south of The
city, was accidentally killed Wednes-
day. Soon after dinner he went into
his mothers room at home and sat
down by the window to clean his
gun, preparatory to taking hunt.
After finishing the gun he got out his
pistol, 3S calibre Smtb&Wesson and
began cleaning that also. The re-
volver was rusty and the cylinder
rod would not pull out and while
trying TO draw il out with pair of
pinchers, the muzzo being pointed
toward his body, the weapon was
discharged and the ball entered his
body,psssing through or near the low
er part of his heart. No one was in the
room at the time excepting his older
brother james, who saw the accident.
When the pistol fired he exclaimed,
'Jim I'm shot" and fell dead out of
the chair In which he was sitting.
Mrs. Gary was in an adjoining
room and rushed in upon hearing the
shot, but when she reached him he
was dead. The accident occurred at
half past one o'clock. Mr.. Gary, his
father, was away from home but
was sent for aud soon arrived.
Deceased was % years of age and
a young man of good habits aud no
be impulses. lie had joined the
Methodist church only about two
weeks before and was leading most
exemplary life, though he had never
been very wild or a dissipGted boy.
lie was unmarried and had recently
insured his life in the Northwestern
Company for 5000, pa, able to his
mother.
No inquest was deemed necessary
and the funeral was. held yesterday
at one O'Clock p. m. and the remains
were inferred at the family burying
ground in the vicinity.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Iwi sell at public auction on Tues.
day, Jan. %. at the Owsley farm near
Beverly, the partnership property OF
II z Owsley and the late w. N
Uhildress. consisting of good work
mules, 2 wagons, 2 drills, mower, !
binder, 200 bis. corn, ii head of cat.
tie, 40 head of stock hogs, $1,000 .bs
tobacco and farming implements Of
all kinds Terms made known on
day of sale. !. N. Chidress, Adm.
II. p. Owsly, Surviving Partner.
Jan. IL, 1889.
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For the KISTroKiAS
TRUST.



IL was fair young tree, Of fragile form
But bowed its head to the pitiless storm '.
TIL the wind swept by; then In modest PRIDE
The tree stood mp. Can Ill betideg
The Sun rose high with Its burning rays
lie scorched Its leaves, with noontide blaze:
But the evening came with its gentle dew
And the tree looked up, and smiled anew
Then the white frost fell. and the leaves turned
brown
And one, by one, came rustlng down, T1
When the sorrowiul tree bent its form to the
blast tfI
As odd Winters chariot Of ice new past
But the heart within was warm with love ''
with the faith that comes from realms above
And the tree pointed up with fringes bare
saying "Heaven will hear my lone sad prayer
For Winter died on the lap OF Spring NJ
And merry birds began to sing ry "a
The tree looked wp, its faith wac strong "
saying Heaven will hear and bless so long"
The rain came down, with Its musical voice
And the tree, bid all nature rejoice llf
For buds burst forth, and blossoms too ~.
Meath the showers that fell like heavenly dew,
Oh fainting heart; when earth chlls thy joy
And disappointment thy spirit clogs y
Look up with an eye OF faith and sec
1t flows with blessing of love to thee:
When the grief-king rides in life's sio ms
Bow humbly down he cannot harm
Though the heart iaints meath the noontide
rays orc n sN
Look up loving God to praise; $40 y"
Then the frosts will change to ba'my dew 4
~ hor H..
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A Speck OfWar.

AUCKLAND, New ZEALAND, Jan 8
.Advices from Samoa say that the
German man-of- war Olga lost twen-
iy men killed aud thirty wounded
out of patty of l20 men seut TO as
sist Tamassese against Mataafa. The
Germans were compelled to retreat
to their boats. The commanders of
the British and American men Of
war received an intimation of the
German intentions, but they remain-
ed inactive.
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THIS AND THAT.


milk cows fuI sale, low down.
Prof lIawes will lecture at the
Baptist church on the 18th inst. on
"Moody and his work"
Miss Cora Petree entertained a
party of young people at her fathers
residence last evening.
S. G.. Hickman, late Of this city,
has gone into the merchant tailor
ing business at Elkton.
Max Mendel has adjusted his bus
mess matters satisfactorily, and has
resumed business at the same stand.
Wilson Bros, Gracey, have failed.
Liabilities $4,000. Assets about
half that amount. Two much credit
business caused the failure.
DIR. F0rshee will make his second
monthly visit to this city tomorrow
aud can be found at the Phoenix for
one day only.
Miss Susie Sites will entertain Q
number of her friends this evening
at the residence of her parents on
North Main Street.
a freight train was wrecked at
Bakers Wednesday night, delaying
the North bound and Accommodation
trains five hours. .e
Attention is called TO the adver-
tisement of tie First National Bank.
containing a list of the officers and
directors for the ensuing year.
The contract TO get up the life size
portraits Of the past chancelors OF
Evergreen Lodge, knights of Pyth-
las, has been awarded TO Miss Henie
Stevens.
Miss Sallic Rust has been added to
the Musical Faculty OF Bethel Female
College aud Miss Carrie Breathitt to
the AIT Department as teacher of
Crayon.
A. NJ. Cooper, late OF May field, has
moved to this city to engage in the
insurance business. lie has rented
the ROssington cottage on South
Main. tf..E
While handling carpets In the up
stairs room Of his storeroom few
days since, Mr., A A. Metz lost his
balance and fell down the stens. Sc
riously bruising his face and head.
The Frank Burt Company played
aust In Time" and Saved" to small
houses on Monday and Tuesday
nights. Hamilton, the Irish comedian,
is the best actor In the company.
The law firm of Feland, Stiies &
Feland has been dissolved, Mr.. Hen,
ry J. Sites retiring. Mr.. Sites will
retain the old office and feland q
Son will occupy an office over Petree
Il Downer.
rho .,,,,on. ,,N,r,, Main irs,ho
yond the city limits have put down
good oinder sidewalk as far out as
Mr.. s. Q. MERGERS residence, which
is quite an improvement for that
side of the town. t,i
om.. 90 p.,,hro,o u.son,.
~ ooo - S....,. 80.
80. Az n, w mi.
~ ~ n, ny ~ c.
n. pa.,a,.,o,, Co.
A. o. Dority, s. D';J. W. Coving-
ton, j. ID. j. ii, Massie, S, y T.
-,
eauwei' Soui,.i ino "''' ~
was O,oS,n q w ,"e eA,e a 49, " Wv
on'o ane, 'Uau 'o""u
vn'e y" n"'u.' " '' 49,"
W no'S naAo' !" 'no caO'oi ~
.h's euu VI '"o N"e ""u NV -
ing a''' as iap'uy 10 n
supply VI s''ap''' W" SUMMIT
The Y. w. C. 7. U. will give
H. ro,,, E.I.,d noxt Fr;dav n;obt
'io"' oV"n
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Life's Mole-HiIls and Mountains.

Mrs. De Cash-O, yes, my plan Of
managing a man is TO let him have his
own way in small things, and then he
is more impressed when you oppose
him in great things. 1t is simple
enough and easy.
Fair Young Bride-But what do you
can small thingsP
30, smoking in the back library, sit
ting with his legs crossed, neglecting
to properly adjust his necktie, and SO
on. There's no use fighting about such
things. But when u man begins crit
icising milliners bills it is time for u
woman to assert horsolf. HiiqdeI-
phid Record,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-01-11

In what months. do people marryp
A country minister in New England
las married 9S couples. or these IL
were married in December, II in Sep
TENDER, in January, s each in June
and October, Z each in Marcn, April,
May and November, 6 in August and A
each in February and July.