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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
BRIDGEPORT
Our Ohio Neighbsr Sends Her Usual Quota
of News.

Our Ohio Neighbsr Sends Her Usual Quota
of News.
Bridgeport is TO have tennis and
croouet court second 10 none. A new
nizatiOn known as KukwoOd Croquet
aud Tennis Climb has been formed, and it
includes forty or more of the sport loving
eeOple of that fashionable neighbOrhcod.
A lot one hundred feet square has been
leased and the association has already
commenced rolling the grounds prepare
tory to the beginning of play. The Court
is located in the vacant lots opposite the
Heinlein homestead, and will make a
beautiful place. The club proposes to
turn out by next season some players OF
no mean ability, and We may exIec. to
see some expert playing on the grounds
these foe evenings. Several of the mem
bers have already procured fine crequet
and tennis ou'6's.
The @ L & W people have at last COM
menced the tearing up Of the old and I'M
slightly hoard walk at its crossing on Nor
gan street. The higstOnss for the new
pavement are on the ground, and the
workmen will commence laying them at
,nce. This 10 an improvement which will
ldd 20 the beauty and convenience of the
neighbOrhcO1.
John Hathaway and Cornelius Mcleod
are building homes on lots which were
formerly q part Of the Fairview Farm, in
KukwOod This farm was recently puT-
chased By q company Of Bridgeport men,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
ROWLEsBURG.
Bishop KaIn's Service and Address-other
Local Matters.

Bishop Ksin's Service and Address-Other
Local Matters.
Special Correspondence ofthe Sunday Register.
RowLEsURG, July 2O.-Right Rev.
Bishop Ksin, of Wheeling; honored US
with his presence on Monday last. A
number of children were confirmed by
him at st. PhilOmena's church at this
place. On Sunday evening the Right
Reverend gentlemen delivered beautiful
discourse on Charity" In addition to
the Catholic congregation many dissent
ing brethren graced the occasion. Rev
p. A. Boyce, pastor at this place, took
great pleasure in making the Bishops
visit most agreeable one.
Another saw mill under the proprietor
ship of Mr. Mugle, of Pittsburg, is being
added to the numerous enterprises II this
vicinity.
Messrs. s Kinlee & Co. have removed
the boiler and engine recently bought, but
which proved defective, and replaced them
with a much larger boiler and engine. The
engine is one hundred horsepower.
A crowd of our pleasure-seekiDg people,
including Messrs. P. A. and ]. J. Coniff,
Misses Della Coniff and Sallie Ryan, OF
Baltimore, wentsup Cheat river about
eight miles this morning to test their pis-
catorial prOpensities. The party was COM
PEELED to be satisfied with shower bath,
lasting the brief period of FIVE hours.
Miss Ida HOOton, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Ann HoOton.
Miss Sallie Ryan, of Baltimore is the
guest of Mrs. S. COnif.
Mr.. George SbOch and his daughter,
Miss Blanche, of York, Pa, are the guests
of Mr.. W. W. shOch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
A Baby Coloneps Toy Regimen,
The Metropolis.


One of the little King OF Spain. l,,.
toys, in which he is beginning "a ~
great interest, was presented to His Ne,
ty by the officers of the regimen. o. o,. ~
of which he became the colonel -
right of birth. This specially d..'.'', :,
toy consists of a reproduction on m, 80
tian scale of the 500 officers and ~, '..p''
the regiment. each diminutirs ~. va OF
being an accurate copy in uDifor7 e.. y -'@
coutrsments of the original I,l. ~ &C.
panied BY finished model Of iis I'm I'm,
in which the regiment is gls,te,. ,,'a "s
there are are the bandsmeD, to- sac5 nv enS
his own special instrument, anl spri s,' :,
transport wagons, ambulance Carriers An
munition carts, etc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21

who are LAYING it out into lots. twill az
ford many people of ordinary means an
opportunity to own cheap homes.
The new Linwood Cemetery Co.. which
was organized a short time since, has
gotten its grounds laid out nicely and there
is now quite demand for lots. 1t is loca-
ted at Pasco Station, on the c., L. q W.
and National Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Mckee are away
on a two weeks trip among Eastern cities
and Summer resorts.
Frank Archer, of Bellaire, candidate
before the Republican convention for the
County Treasurer, was in the city yester-
day putting few wire nails into his fences.
Dr.. A. J. Heinlein has fitted up nne
new Office near the creek bridge, on the
Bridgeport side.
Last spring r. J. Alexander, E:q., COM
mittee of one, appointed by tbs Presby-
terrain congregation to beautify the grounds
Ground the church, sowed some grass seed,
among which he mixed a goodly quantity
of oats. The grass seems to have fallen
into stony place and died, but the oats
fell upon good ground and grew, and IS
now ready to produce an hundred fold.
1t would be well for the church people to
now appoint a committee to discover
"what shall the harvest be-"
William Koehnlein was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Joseph Benner, deceeJed.
J. @. Heinleia has in his possession
scrap book in which he has pasted in reg
ular order all the sermons of Rev. L. DE
Witt Talmsge and printed in the REGIS
TER during the past five years.
Oswald Schiek has qualified as executor
of the will of the late Mrs. Emert.
County Commissioners Cope and Berry
we're in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Ids Mcconnell, who has been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. ShO walter, in New
York State, has returned home.
Miss Warie Hedges has returned from a
pleasant visit in Pittsburgh.
Charles Adolph is replacing the barn
which was destroyed by lightning last
spring,
About eighteen feet of the tunnel at
Flushing caved in on Thursday Eight, lay
ing off the force ct work there for day or
two. On Friday night, wide coal car
struck the props that supported the newly
made arch and the days brick work, 49,
600. fell down.
Mrs. Ell. Kinsey, of Pasco Station, is re-
ported as very seriously i'll.
DIR. John Cooke left yesterday morning
in company with Mr. George O'Kelley, for
a point in West Virginia near Deer Park,
to spend week hunting and fishing. DR..
Cooke has been in poor health for several
weeks, and is making the trip principally
to recuperate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
MARTIN'S FERRY.
Personal, Local and General Happenings
Worth Noting.

William Hood is in Canton, o.
Qaite s. number OF Martins Ferry peo-
pie have visited the Sam Jones Fishing
Club ct Willow Springs, W. Va, during
the past week. The Sam Jones people are
good entertainers.
The new Opera House block is looming
up in great shape.
Rev. H. U. Campbell will occupy the
Presbyterian pulpit to-day, after two
weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Henry Warwo)d and her daughter,
Miss Emily, left Friday for Warren, o,
where they will visit friends. From War
rem, Miss Emily and her cousin, Miss Hat
tie WarwoOd, will go to Sulphur Springs,
Pa, to spend several weeks. Miss Annie
FEST, of New York City, will join them
them at Sulphur Springs.
Miss Sarah Conway is in Columbus, Wis
i ing friends.
Miss Alice Thornton is the guest of her
uncle, James Ashworth, of Pittsburg.
Miss Blanche Medill is able to be about
after long continued illness.
The picnic given last Wednesday by the
NJ. E. Sabbath School, at MedilPs Grove,
was one of the most successful events Of
the kind held this season.
Mrs Joseph Frazier is visiting in Pow
haitian,
Miss Ada Swartz is visiting smitbfeld
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds have re-
turned from pleasant visit at Clarington,
Ohio.
Jacob Loiz is spending few weeks at
the sea shore.
1t is about six weeks till the Republican
County Convention meets in this city.
A number OF our local educators will
attend the institute TO be held at Bowers
vile, commencing tomorrow.
The Prohibition County Convention
will be held in Court House Hall, at st.
Clairsville, on Thursday, Au ust L, The
candidate for Governor is expected to be
present to deliver an address in the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers have been
visiting friends near Blaine, o.
There are a great many people in this
city who are of the opinion that the
Board of Education is doing very unwise
thing in building an addition to the First
ward school building since it has been
deciced that the Martins Ferry Terminal
Railway Company will have its yards
within few steps of the front doors. 1t
would look much mora like good business
policy to hunt another location for the
building already erected, than to waste
any more money or buildings in such an
location.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
Special Notice! +!
Do not fail to read the following letter:

GRAND RAPIDS, MIcH., Nov. 10 1855
GENTLEMEN:-We understand that Mr. H. M. Goebe has
issued circular Offering 20 the dollar settlement
of his Indebtedness We do not think that the trade
thoroughly understands the condition of his affairs
the bill of equity mentioned said
that this has been settled stated
but up for hearing at the next term of the Circuit
Court We competitors of Mr. Goebe feel perfectly
he able to pay 100 the dollar if the
ter properly handled Our trade has been injured during
the entire fall season. and if compromise made pro-
will all he sufferers he has large stock OF goods
hand and will be able to underse all the coming
son. We would request the trade thorelroughy inves
gate this matter and will also state that the
hereby agree not to purchase goods whatever any
parties making any such settlement.
We you will give this matter your careful consider
alton.
Signed Nelson Bros Co., Harvey Heystek A. H.
Fowle Bradield Co.. o. NJ Durham Miller Middleton.
Copy of Original letter.
The above letter condition exactly. We
carrying the largest stock of goods and able under
sell competitors.
Our old stand, l9 Canal and 3 South Division Street
@ O E b E L $.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

BANGS on 20 the throne. as the historian
Motley says. Ike a pup - a root. She hss
stinger. but does not use 70 ON boys. Shs
uses itsirnplT for the purpose Of fighting
other queens.
The sncients were aware 0f the exist
ence ef governing bee IN each hive, but
they thought it was a King. But scientist
with kaeu Insight and massive brains one
dav saw ths monarch come OF the nest and
leave two thousand enc hundred snd TWEEN
~ four warm eggs. Then 81 was settled IN
his mind that it could not be a sinE. for ~
Wa a dsep. deep man His name was
Rxsu1 merriam. and - NJ iste this discovery
two hundred Years ago lass week. Arlstofis
and Virgil claimed in several articles,
signed vsritas and TaxpaYsr respective 81.
that tae queen. or king. a. they called e
then. did .ot iar az al. cut secured some
kind q pollen or other material from
aowers. wbich produced the maEgots from
which tae bee was hatched.
a writer on the BE- SAYS that the best
vav to ascertain the ioratea of the queen
q e. divide ths swarm. aftsr which It viii
D. noticed hat rhe ere having the Quceu
vii drsetlv settle down again. whie tae
sfher portion wf1 becems very restless
fnsssa rrissi this myself and uoticed thar
thev were restless They aso coUmnnl-
s-afed thelr restiessncss - ne. Al % us
ct restless
Swau1merszin tied ERE 7ueen bv means -
= lrrg Ear ~ = high peis IN -rier - ascer-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
OKLAHOMA SOCIETY.
It's Doines as Recorded by the Cbron-
icler of the " HoIlahoopcr."


The Oklahoma HollahOoper thus mirrors
Champion City's exclusive circles:
Miss Clara Kahoot of BoomopOlis, Kan,
is visiting the family of Colonel Hanks, in
the red wagon Just across the creek. She
lows TO remain several weeks
Rev. Mr.. Buckskin left Tuesday for Kan
sas, where he will visit the Judge Of the
Second district, and other prominent Of
ticisls- He hopes TO return soon, but tho
sheriff Of Paw-Paw County, who accom-
panies him, reckoned that they would prove
it on him. The horse can't De found at this
writing.
Prof Waldo Claypole, Of Boston, had his
arm broke, night before last, by the falling
Of the center -poleof the Metropolitan Hotel.
The ball at Judge Lawheads was a right
lively affair, aud bright the lamps shone
over far women and brave men. The
Judge SAYS be hopes that Shorty Patter
sons death will serve as warning 70
funny people who reckon they can run his
entertainments just as they blame please.
Two of our most estimable young ladies'
are laid up. Mss CTcicnia Raney. with
Iscerated ear and spraiued arm, and Miss
Becky BagleY. with a Clawed face and
mouth drawed out Of plumb. Mss
Cyclonia still maintains that her new sun
mer bonnet - the pre'ties;.
some befrayer of insocence stole our
pantal0ons last night while vve slept. Our
friends vii greatly obire fthov VIII veil
before coming 70 the Office. This viii en-
abe us 70 don tho buffalo robe. which =
acting as & 81 bs'itute for our lost garments
Now = the time 10 sabscribe. Tom 4.
Morgsa, ia Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

ut loog slueS every tr@ee q p3int h~d 81
-Dpe4ret. 4ad oIly tne resloGuna. uaxed
y ltl = tnolsaad oe4tiug ralus, ana crsm-
bung fTosts @nd heat. rV1lsined - in
pregaate tie auclsat cap Dosros, ara give
then their sober, Su@ksrlsh n4e. 4 great
clluuey Fose sheer above Tie httlc buli4
luS, Ike a stove pipe hat on = c&llJ~ college
yolth IL summer 4 Was always murUur
ols of the pesuug ehluney swallows, &nd
AZ 1lnEeg II oelehed great Clouds cf salos-e
thFoegn tLo sogiDer pines or waved Wiz
the storms tuat poured into ia vide throat
Here, about and within tins little build
ing, center most Of The youthful reminis-
cencos Of oae ~ lo Is proud AID thankful "
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30


fan Of tobacco. II is very hot indeed.
The sun pours down through the hot leaves,
and the breeze Is taking much-needed rest.
lie gets up in the top OF the tree and
looks like a new style of lizard. Sabbath
school boys wearing chip hats faced with
ginCham psuse on their way to the house
OF worship and watch him. He reaches out
20 SCOOP in n handful OF the brown, fuzzy
insects, but the leather mitts smell
strangely 20 them. They do not recognize
the proprietor by his paws and his odor.
Three or four bees fall down inside these
mIttens aud feeling that they must defend
themselves, make a hot highway across the
back Of his hand. Then Henry yells and
drops the hive on the Bible class. Some
bees get under his green vail and his hair,
and finding that they can not get out, they
sink on him with their little, heated hypO-
dermics. and ne says things which bring
the hush OF shame 70 the features OF his
sad wife.
For days afterwsrd they sit opposite each
other II the table and do not say any thing.
he looks at her savagely with one eye. tho
other being closed by It's creditors. II is
three days before he viii even ask her TO
pass the butter, he is 40 mad.
Bees are very industrious, but fool them
selves by accumulating more than they
need. forgetting that they VIII soon die and
leave their substance for the use of those
who did not earn il. We should learn a
lesson from the bee and not run the matter
Of industry into the ground We should
not strive 70 accumulate 50 much that it
will prevent our enjoyment during our life
time aud only enrich the Idle sfterour death.
Bees should remember that their shrouds
will not hold honey The bee could learn
much from man, / think, in this way.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30


confess himself an "unoa'" bsd bow II is
such comfort, as one grows older and
better and more hampored by an unf0rt-
unate reputation for goodness, 10 remem-
Der that he was not always 50 tamcly com
fOrmabe; that be committed hls boyish
faults, that he played h. pranks, and
kicked up his moral heels, and jumped his
fences, Just like the wisest Bishop or the
gTavest doctor Of divinity. who was devel-
oped from a tow headed scamp into gray
haired, two-hundred- pound saint.
How well remember the tricks we used
10 play on the worthy splnster who taught
in the little brown school house, when |
was boy Many mouse have carried
for hours together pinned in my trousers
pocket awaiting the opportunity 10 let 1t
loose about her skirts For that such u
terrible person should be afraid of mouse
was one of the most delightful mysteries
and marvels of boy hood-a problem So full
Of fascination TO me that | never wearied
of provoking its solution. And then tho
wild cry we used 10 raise sometimes OF
'.suake, snakel' when harmless, timid
little creature Of that kind would escape
from a handkerchief that confined it; cry
which set every skirt in the room flutter-
ing to the top OF desk or chair, and evoked d
chorus of screams that would have done
credit 10 an Indian war-dance.
A most excellent lady, this veteran teach
or Of ours was. She had the weakness Of
her sex. A tear disarmed her always. She
was most easily imposed upon by imaginary
sickness wel-tmed bit of fiattery
earned many an undeserved kindness in
class, or kept the dust undisturbed in many
a youthful jacket. She could be very
mother to "A sad-hearted, troubled little
fellow; but woe betide the Imperun9nt ras-
cal who questioned her authority, or was
caught out in subterfuges 10 escape the
sting Of the rod, whether by concealed
things or superfuity of under garments.
With such a one it Jared hard. She had a
strong arm, combined with a practiced
hand and six birch switches daily, and by
no furious endeavor TO tread upon her toes
or tear her skirts was she ever known 10
be baked Of her purpose. Tears and sub
mission were the only terms OF release aud
forgiveness
Many time have lain listening in fancy
To the murmur of the wind in the pines
long ago. | can see the unfenced play
ground divested OF grass and torn lsto un-
seemly ruts by the feet OF romping boys
and girls. Under the roots of one OF the
great pines we had our hidden "post- Office"
where scraps OF misspclled romance passed
between youthful lovers. On the rapture
and the heartache ofthose scrawled pledges
and farewellsl
lean hear the shouts Of my playmates as we
snapped the whip" or played at leap-frog,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

hoasy for rs master, with a probosch as
l0nz tho body itself. microscopes IN
several parts, telescope IA It's mode
OF action, With sting 50 exceeding
Nv sharp that were lt magnlhed by
tne sane glass watch makes needles
point seem quarter OF al inch across, 1t
Would yet itself DC invisible, and thi., TOO, a
hollow tube-thaE al these varied opera
uous aud oOntrivances should be included
within half an inch of length and two grains
OF matter - surely enough - crush al
thoughts Of atheism and materialsm"
a.sO compare, sOmetisles, the new colony
Just starting out % hustle for themselves
with the Pilgrim Fathers where are theyi
who came 20 these Wild innOspitable shores,
taking their long, tedious. uneventful vOy-
sgo across tue unknown ocean with no re-
iaxation whatever except prayer
Prof Jaeger, referring 10 the pronounced
habits OF industry born In the bee and fire.
quently alluded 10 in school books, says: II.
l. impossible for any rejecting person TO
hook at beehive in fuu operation without.
being astonishsd at the activity and sur
prisiag Industry Of It's inhabitants. We see
crowds constantly arriviAx from the woods,
meadows, feids and gardens laden with
provisions and materials, foe future use,
while others are continually flying OF on
simiiar collecting expeditions. Some are
carrying out tho dead, others are removing z
dirt and onsl, while others are CIV
ing battle u any strangers who may
dare 70 intrude Suddenly cloud
appears and the bees hurry home,
throngiDg 10 the. entrance OF the hives by
thousands. until al are gradually received
within the enclosure. In the interior OF tho
hive we see with u hat skill they work their
combs aud deposit the honey, and when
their labor Is over for the day, they rest ia
chains suspended from tse ceiling OF their
haoitation, one bee elinging by It's fore feet
tO the hind feet OF the one above 10. until il
seems ImPossibis that the upper one can be
strong enough to support the weight of SO
many hundreds
The queen, during the propagating sea
son. laws as high "a two thousand eggs in a
day and have given much thought 10 the
graftiag OF the queen bee upon the Ply
mouth Rock hen. with view 10 better egg
facilities, but 80 far 20 meet with very little
success Nv experiments have been some
what delayed 0y the loss OF time in tax
ing the swelling out OF myself after each
perusal Of the bee character IN his or her
home hfs. The queen lives much longer
than any other class OF inhabitants and
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
HINTS ON BEE CULTURE.
HI aye stadiss tina Haksts and Busi-
a~ss kas CT Tia Hymsaops@rs-

1ns S~~~4 See L.y. e nlxa - Tws
th-..~zs ExSs bsfs<s Sac File. o0
siss sssf sse~s ssszsssay ss-rss I.
nss s-ss>sA An-zs.s. sa.a tA< k.szs-
- a>s sa-sss ons s@ss sS nl. E>as
saa L.ss~z-s uns OthsE-
lcssEnEhs Lar - Eez-s ". ays.l
Il . sss ms 4eyroVri4s@ season for NV
fnz bses- soes shoa.a aot 20 kIseo 4Glu
thsy s~-F2- 5sss bsga - s<4<n4 -
sooa a. tns 4s~ ss4eea ls<cs t1s e@1a u
erce. fss s-eea - . he1s ~slslsa Zee
MO dec Las tou Tie honey s.ss proper
tsioszs - tns sr4es hy1eH0ptsra a.
bees. according ~ L4nBssls, sho sspt sever
- staads n s~ss himself, are Inci 4led IA
tns ssl1s 4pss, b1s they are a0w dlsAlsd
18to May ssAera
1 Owe ~ study the Dee. and al one tame
kept boss myself / kept several q tksm
hngsr tlhn s1caid hare d01s. Bat honey
baes aHe faA ~ Interest a. Hs 1 often
tninz n the language ~ a ate writer Who
Eo~soa ~ st@6o ~tn&t ~lth4A 81 small a b0ay
silouid De coata4ned apparatus Tor convert
IDz The E4rtOss sweets = hlcA Z collects Inta
one siIsd II nogrishDeut for Itself, another
tDf tas common brood. glue for rs carpen
tfy. nAx for "a a-ils, possoa for ia eneLG.es,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
6lA Ays
Ner.Ieh No srmpathr.

'I sm truly sorry, johnnie said tho
friend q The fam lv. meeting the httle boy
on The street. so earn that your father :
house was burnt down yesterday. Was
nothing saved o.
Don't you waste no grief on NJ, re-
Piled Johnny AL - paws old clothes
vas burnt up iu that FIRE, and nav can't
make any of EN- over for me- this time
Tuul fiddle lum-tum whooPde doodie-do0f Z"
- -C-al~svo Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

tag or "pig pen" And then. on win
ter davs. when the snow whred ma0I y
without. we used % stack the benches back
against tae wall. ST noon, and give ourselves
over u the Do Ehts - blind man s-bufT.
Vuss 70 tine corner. or that paragon ~ youth
fll games. dear cd soga coated "copen-
hagen ff Those were The cavs when no one
dreamed - asking is lie worth lvng' As
wen AK a thirsty man IS water woFia
drr singl
have not seen the little brown school
house "a an actually for twenty gears
Perhaps u is rot an actually now. BatT
can Sc 70 as q. siniy among She pictures r
memory ss n were standing where tte
road WINDS around the base q the aiIi- ard
were 80 at fne great Oh rrev p1ar-
fuE its -urse f1reuEb the pine'l AID there
Is cue Harv loosIng over my si,oa.oer q oo
90 see che Vicfare. t0C- frr 9 = s1e not oree
break NV heart bv dropping this tear
stanel ussi-e rto tbe pcsf-cHlce n t-e
p1e grove
FsirreI p- n is Al -rer heet wesu - '
-Psa. Fss.1er. "a Drake n game
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
A In Mn strrrzIr.

FIRST Orzzn -Grinder-Ah. s Enore, bow
rru zefta rng. sbl
Second O~ran -GriBder-Vara bad BE-
rinna today 20 tens scens of ze second part
IT - "Nioelan ga what you Calas +
break alresdv hfe barrel and kd'a two
monk. but "a people wiz have - dana
Vagina. hssts life
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
A "REMINISCENCES
Memory View of tie Little Brown
ScAoOl- HCgsa

e little &c naNl
1s'uss l1.l sko0 Z
psrcAo1 s5oys tae
fo45 on the pay
AE-ss1e N4s txose
slIa sge, Lot p@-aL
IS hsHg 49, as | Gs<sa
- - p-oa1lAg ~
s4r1 II IA ~ ersl
hoEae lnSce trousers
anc tir@ss t4s1 s1C<-s
n deG 81 81 - grlg
iG4llg sfur24s red,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Auan with an os7ce in TIE SetI block
dod zed out and eft sign On the door
reading.
~Gcpc out-back IN I've minutes
When he returned NJ fogld the following
request written below
s.If YOU a.. e lease wait. ss have hi.l a
vearo.9 against e-l -- pe-r-t Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

TIE 0rg.rial Ahletue Ointment = ou-
IL rut up ln large rvo-cunse tn eoxes.
ard s ao absolute cure fer esq sr-.
burns. wouuds. chspped hands. sua a..
skin eruunous. W. positively rlra
al s1Bds ~ piles. ASS for thc tr- 1al
Ah1etna Ointment. Sold hv Peek Bro-
81 - cents per bCx-hv mail 81 lruts.