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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17
OLD AND RARE VIOLlNS,
RICHMOND LEADS ON THE MOS !
ANCIENT.

some Incident. About IN" i">''"""
On. Bought for >i.5o sold Tor SO
r,ir xioIini-tc. of Eicbnond-Ih"" '''@
pupils in Boston.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

The one numbered TO the leli oil 'he
othcr--is "a splendid ~tmncr instrument
made ina lo1j. II was al one illnc l', KY
',t,' ~ IN. leader of the old Richmond lhe"-
49,. (Which WAS situated whore Monument i'
r,i..opal Church now stands. ON lower
pro,d str.et,. With itS owner 10 marrow iN
scared destruction on tine night oi me
hnrning Of that building. December 20 FL
subsequently it was purchased by the , ia'e
Judge IIahburlon. who was a -f.a.l io' ,l
of the sweet music it produced. he IONIC
was remarkably rich and powerful.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17
HERRINGS. HERRINGS :

5000 Barrels Gipred, Round and spit, TO
Newfoundland.
No. qualify, and honest English packing
ocl3-lOt DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17
property transfers.


cHANCEKN COURT OF RICHMOND.
James +. Dickinson 10 10. 4. Dickinson
personal property in building ~ mort
Seventh street known a- " Enierpri-'
Dairy <ll~: Jame- II. poulcy o. Hermann
schmidt. ~ feel on south side cary street
near adams. ~ .>OU; VI. VI. Gillian. ~pccla
c0mmi --iOner. 10 Rosa Carroll. obi feet Ni
cary street. southeast corner Ninth. subject
10 contingent ri.ht Of dover of Virginia VI.
wife Of K. :. Allen. Sl.iiiii; Mary
Greens trustee ~ Thomas Mc' arihN. IT,,
feet on VI street. northeast corner Ihuieth
$500: h. u. and ". l.. Nand.rNall % VIM.
N. Bc,eridgc. interest in - feet un west
side second street. between Baker and pu.
Val. So: >allie u. ~tout'- trustee 90 Simon
Drinard. - feet ON north side Arch street
between First and second. Sl.52'.
nrNEICo COUNTY COURT.
Mary T.. Brief, trustee 10 Leon and Reiuo
pauhrcnt Is feet on the south side of Oak
wood avenue. 80 feet on the north side OF
Dickinson street. iVi. feet ON the souii.
side of Dickinson street and 81 feet ON thp
north side ii Garrison sireet. $50, John l..
RrOaddu- and John NJ. King 90 W. L. tau-
thorn. > = acres ON the Mountain road.
$50: ". X. Caulhorn 90 Lee \. Green. tAc
above property. $50: John Frey 10 Caroline
A. UeiIrr. 90 feet ON Wallace street be-
tween Garter and Richie. S36,.jp.
HJsIING> cot RI OF MANCHESTER.
John I. Chalkley aud wife 10 samuel II.
Pulliam. 81 feet ON the south side OF ENeret u
street. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
$50: " lillian Cook and Thomas GRAY 90
Archer Tyler. 30 feet ON the west side Of he
teenth street. near Everett. 20 correct error.
s.: 1. 4. Jones 10 -. \. Albright, ',j feet on
The north side >enmes street. near Eighth.
SEQ: samuel II. Pulliun % Mollie H.. wife
of Amos I. Mct Ormick. - feet on Fifteenth
street. northwest corner OF stockton, NtJo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

az - o'clock NJ. the TRACT Oh LAND it-
sclioed In said deed oi trust n, all inat ctl.
tain tract OF parcel of land, With % iur huI.'-
in2s and improvements tttteou,f shf, IS ,
aad appuitcnanct> thereto hDluu.ns ItlH.
amt being IN ihU county Dl leiricu. State .i
Virginia. about four mites below NlcUmNnI
near The osborne turnpike. and cOlfliUi..
81 lcrc-. more vr loss
TERMS ,Nsh as 10 expenses of sale aHi Do
pay nIte of 500. with interest fuA Iulf
10, 1850, credit for soOi io JAW Do. l-isi
ana tue balance on terms announced 80 tAf
sale.
4. r. CHAPLIN. Trustee
sale by 4. h. CHsiFlN = Co. AuctIOuccf,.
|D. Il.I.lI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

MAID Of Virginia. Mid and sweet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

I I. GArEWOOD. WHOLESALE
81 DEALER IL CIGAR LEAF and MANI b.
fAOlD kkk OF CIGARS. special f'se, 20
lobbcIs. samples OF Leaf or ,isai> fuf.
nishcd on application. ColrcsfOi deuee
soleiited.i Factory No. l7o-llV esss Broad
Qcn-Jla
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

Tor SALE-ONE WATER MOTOR
/ cheap. sold for want Of use. App ~
nj TINES Office au3O-ti
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\ Great Annoyance.

IdifOF " ne IiWeS:
We are mach annoyed by boys ringing
our front-doOr bells. II has become habit
with boys who scatter hand-bill- and notices
10 slip the paper under the door and then
ring the bell. Can a stop De made % thi, an
nOyancc: and sn)uld not the police take
some notice il, lIou,eAeeper- are often
interrupted, and servants 20 ~ the door 10
iind some notice that is of no value. If the
bad habit can be- stopped. YOU would add
much happiness 10 many of NOur readers.
"IlOusEN iFE.n
DcfoIs+ Il $50
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y. North ienth street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE on A.
NICE LILLE fAkM CONTAINING hi
ACHES NNN OR LE~~. ABOUT B. D..
O~bnNNt ilkNllkt.- bs NiltUs ol l decd
OF trust lrom ii ulN iagnor. dated 1uIy iN
1855. recorded in liciiico County Count 3D.
b. l.! Il page -52. ana 90 tue request ul hIl>
susan lhtockmortuu. default laN ns lt.I
made Ia payment al note secured lu ll
deed, Will sell ny public auction. 90 lltA-
rico County Courthouse. ga
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

II is not easy 90 tell tine quality Of "a VIOLIN.
one day while Mr. Manly b. Ramos was
.i.rkiug BOO HENRY Wyatt music store lll'ii,
wears ago. an old neer0 anne Wild Illll j.
dated lo...n- instrument. hnrth oil sum
ho,ri. strings and bridge. and Offered IL for
.aln WYATT wouldn't have 10. but Ramos
ri.kDl 81. 30 ON II. and afterwards sold IT.
for WAITS benefit. 90 Lauhe for 50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04
GRAND RAPIDS IN 1910.
A Correspondent Takes n Look Into tho
Future.

To the Editor Of the TELEGRAM HERALD.
Let US review the causes of the won
derful growth Of this city since 1880.
Now with its $50, 600 inhabitants and a
prospect of double that number in the
near future, we ask: What has pro-
duced this result? Was it the building
of the ship canal upon the west side OF
Grand river from above the D., q. II.
q NJ. railway to deep water below
which has covered the hills with dwell
ings almost as numerous as the stars,
while every piece of lower ground is
built upon or sought after for some
great mandatory? The city. now
eight miles long and five miles wide,
would have transferred the malOrityOf
It's population TO the west side Of tho
river had not the Belt Line railroad
been forced through on the east shore
10 a connection with the railways at
the union depot at a cost OF one million
of dollars; the river leaving an open,
clear space OF 800 feet for floods and
foataCel walled mp on both sides and
being built upon where tens of thous-
ands can earn their daily bread;
the North Park-st railway, with It's
own park upon the river bank and adj
Joining the Soldiers Home grove of
one hundred acres beautifully covered
with forest trees. and also connecting
with the fair grounds and driving park
upon the west sdc Of the river. where
there are more attractions than can Dc
found at any other site upon Tins COM
tneut: and also extending the street
railway upon the cast side OF the river
through the beautiful forest to Grand
Island, opening up large territory 0f
the most desirable residence property
O. be found I'M tho West. PR0GnEss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04
CHANGED DAILY.

Did you know we kept stationery and
the very best kind at the lowest of low
prices? Just think OF fine, artistic
paper and envelopes in neat boxes for
Sc, l2c and 15c up-fourth fioor-and
albums-large fine silk plush covered
albums-for cabinets and small photos,
at Sl.2O and Sl.50. Albums that are
good value for $500 and $4.0O. Those
new long shapes $l.75. Now there Is
another thing we wish to call your at
ton to, and that's those portable storm
houses health, comfort and true
economy all say: "Buy them" Put
them up now and be prepared for the
long cold winter.
Third foor-take the elevator.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

The work on the k mt county straei
railway goes On riacf slowly. Tie
grading from Car.eton-are. 20 TIE east
line of Dame MrCov's place - ready
far rse ties. with the exception of
ahoui seventr-tve feet Ine work 0f
makng the tg fIi re fu.ton-st. IS m
progress. and q smal gang ~ men were
at rork ~atur1aT-I putting Use p.anknr
or taa track ard fallasing tho ties.
Tie ran hss made tie street q very
nasty oue. and the sooner the work q
On sfed tfe better it vlil please al
parties
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

= Danicl Mccoy "a few days ago re-
ceivcd three c0q.csof the Samoan Tmo.
published on t1e island of samoa
They were sent g. Mr MCCOY hy "a
friend of his who s in tbe naval ser-
vice. They boar the date ol september
2s. and are copies OF the Ver.ary
number. the paper having been pnb-
l-ned inst one wear. The editor. ln an
article nearly three columns Iu length.
tlllsa SORRY story 0i thc troubles ne ~
pfrcuC. q Ca accoaut If having tod
The truth about the conduct Of tie
Germans on the island.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04


Tonight 'The Fakr. taking ut-s
g start aith, Nil Is presented 90 Pow
ers'. Ine p.M and location "a tne
events of Ibls play were paeashed yes
tsrday, also tae cas which contains lhe
names OF comedians of established re-
pute- IAe names of Thos Seamooke,
Ohas Seaman and sally Cohen are
doubsles, familiar 10 theater-g -goers here.
''lle faklr NIi le repeated tomorrow
evening.
The Gus uM Novelty company,
which opens aI kedmoal toosnt Tor
"a Nee stay. contains au 4l.lacIAt
Isl ol sqt,ialty performers. ae Aan-
a-e,nefli arc confident tAat tAe enter
4.ume-t w.ll oe 50 attractive u the
patrons lhat tAs company Wl oo the
banner Nees s business 0t tne season.
Matinee tomorrow.
There Is one monopc s. located m al
tAe principal cues ~ tLs country NAo,
lu some instances. IS tle saprov ot great
annoyance % theatrical us-a EeIs, aud
taal Is tAe hI-po,teT. a pluc1l Chicago
manager took Ihe bull bF tae horn, a
little While ago aod u0N l1.s al of Rs
own posting. The bl-postr had rS-
ce.ved hgA lrces lol Hs Woik, and
habtually. demanded an unlimited
amount of passes for himself and
friends. The manager considered tnls
CNtOriOnate and INSISTED q -at inasnuch
as the blll-post,f received cA,l lJr las
K0rk, II would be more d accordance
with a sense ol business courtesy Tor
hIm % settle for h.s theSter tickets
The Chicago manager Wll head move
ment 10 down the hIi-postiig monop0-
lists, and 10 threatens % become Ma
uonal ALTAR before tiie end is reached.
Edwin Booth and Modjeska continue
| 10 play 10 Ovtrii0wng houses at the
/ BrOadwa Theater, New York. lt Is
| amusing TO read the carp.ng utteranccs
| OF some Of tne probably collegiate
! critics on the press there, who Insist
/ that Mr. Booth is hstloss and tnat hl,
| powers are waning. Mr.. Booth Is AZ
| tins stage of hls career a rare specimen
! OF where genus has reached IL full
/ growth, and is, therefore, thoroughly
rpencd and mellow Few men at hI-
time OF lfe, IN any profession. are as
consummato ln Their ayocatcn az he.
Wm. IL. Stowe, treasurer of Red
| mond's theator, Will take a day of on
Thanksgiving and 90 10 Young town
Mich, where he viii be married 10 Mis-.
| Florence Swift, daughter OF a promi
nent merchant OF that place. All OF
! Wil's friends viii now offer many
kinds of congratulations pertaining &c
speed, good fortune, etc.
The extensive and conspicuous dis
play of Autographs announcing the
! Gus Hill show, reflects credit on Frank
Collins and Ellis Gray, of Redmond
theater, who are tireless workers and
unequalled "hustlers."
Tonight the residents of Muskegor
| will see a superb attraction at then
theater, namely Hanlon brothers
"Fantasma." 1t is the most uniqu,
| spectacle of the kind on the road.
Walter Baldwin's Pearl Melville Com
pany Will sojourn at the Academy
| Kalamazoo, this week. Since leaving
here Manager Baldwin has made al
addition TO his company. The well
known sOubrette, Adela GOldiestern
Joined hun at Manistee during the pas
week, where he played 10 successfu
| business.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

Ahouta week ago B. =. Butler. ~ the
Deueeafs loca force, was promoted 10
tas dignity ri state editor % ths paper.
Saturday evening Nr BuGer oelalrat..l
fbc event fT inviting tne whole editor.
al and repertoral siaf ef the T5-ra-rf
so q ne af pc fN0euse IL vas ar
formal affair, bat thoroughly euiav-
atie-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

Tfss r ass Tn" rfFa- II ~-+ d. .-.-.-..
aeatrsf tnF nfhef II brenfe s-t nf ..lI I.--
trs1ds. hestast g sfgiiy elaal to sny llc Ell zar
oE tsls u.srEeI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

All diseases ~ men al women cured
hv Dr = Cav Irfd a. NerrYe-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

Walter Baldwin's Pearl Melville Com
pany Will sOjOurn at the Academy
Kalamazoo, this week. Since leaving
here Manager Baldwin has made an
addition TO his company. The we'll
known soubrette, Adeha Goldiestern,
Joined hlm at Manistee during the past
week, where he played TO successful
b,tsfnacs
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

Tonight the residents of Muskegon
will see a superb attraction at their
theater, namely HanlOn brothers
"Fantasma." 1t is the most unique
spectacle Of the kind on the road.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

The extensive and conspicuous dis
play of Autographs announcing the
Gus Hill show, reflects credit on Frank
Collins and Ellis Gray, of Redmond s
theater, who are tireless workers and
unequalled "hustlers."
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-04

The Gus 1851 Novelty company,
Wl.ch opens aI kedmonl ton.-nl iur
a week stay. Cou.alas -n 4ttlactAt
l-sl ol sllttillty performers d lt Alah-
a-c.nefi arc confident tlat Lae enter
t.umelt W.ll oe 50 attractive o. the
patrons laat ta.s comp2uy Wu oo tae
banner week business ot the season.
Matinee tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06

Hssne QuoHnasoas Are RSvsseA aaA Cos.
rsoesA Every Nay.
0ngs-0ranulAted. per l0o. "C'' eo.00; ltgnt
SiSSc; iosf, sisfS. maple p b soc. -
Sessf sias. issa,: ::F01 Nv. sr S.nd siSA 100 e;
Hocha, ssosoc: sSssted Mo and Costa Ric:. -
Dc; roasted Carbato,. 4sc: roasted Mocha and
Java. ssQsoc; AIhHckle's &C. -
s,.ss; ; asnSseas sS sas SDsS'e extra IRA Young 'Hs,
fciissHEs.sern-s GAL, sa.so; ss>a.. ESQ; no
@cSsSsSsSs:-ffs; ss e, ST. ).
Exgs, per case, es.O.
Butter, per D., 3n6DtOc.
Cheese, per p, 30025c. -
I, fsSi ditto :1issd rp Ss Boxes Rss IA ssc r psa 5 ;ps;as ssss
Halt lake, ice; apricuts, 29c; evap0rAaed ditto.
ne; blAckberries isc; raspberries, use.
C;,ifSrnia fruits: SsSSses;s % Per case.
- SO Ssandard CORN, $500.
v an standard peas, $50; seconds, e2.75.
9D string and Lima beans, e2.75.
Dried Beans.Navy. $500 per 100 n; Lima,
Wheaf. No. /, per 100 n, se.m.
Corn, cracked, per 100 b, e1.75..
Bran, per 100 D. i.sO; bran and shorts per 100
Eo1r-Per 100 n, Pnlsbury's best, sA.sO; Ogden,
Corn meal. per loo. n $50.
Fresh Meats-Pork lbc; beef s0ooc; lamb,
quarters, 75cSGl.0O; mutton 5Gi5c.
HALT Meats-Ham 1OGLaOc; bacon Nc; corned
beef iOc pork 15c sausage l2ltQl5c.
C0al-Per ton, hard elS, sOft $3.50.
WOOd-Per cord e4.5O.
Hay-Per ton $25.O.
HtrAw-Per ton 4i2.OO.
Oats-Per cwt. $500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
SAM PRAMENkO.
IN
Fresh Game, Oysters and Fish,
Liquors. Cigars. Candies. Nuts and
Fruits. Butter. Fresh Eggs. and
COUNTRY PRODUCE
a sPRCJ ATTY
East kfrss street. Anaconda. Mont.

LAND OFFicE AT HELENA, MoNr,t
Oct. n, lssp.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention to
that said proof will be made before the clerk OF
the distriet court 81 Deer Lodge county. Mont,
Gardner Bond ON presumption DIS. No; $50. Tor
the nwL seiA SEQ. 30, III. q n, r. II w. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of, said land,
viz. Jacob Stuckcy, Burton Vincent, Charles il.
Jones and Alberto stevens. an OF Anaconda.
4. w. LANGHORN,
Register.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
Nhrough Pullman Car from Butte
rAs FASTEST Time TO and from Chicago. Canada
and Eastern Points.

Oeaouist Sleeping Cars I'm charge OF Train Porters
for accommodation Of Second Class
Montana Passengers Free
Of Charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-20
Glove the Giver"
$500 lI-rrlL

An eminent iurist whose name would De
recognized by every member of the bar in
Cnicsgo. is being quietly laughed at just
now by the members Of his immediate
family. Recently his wife has had a good
deal Of trouble with her cook big hearty
girl who 6uds scrubbing snd Washing
chld'splay, but whose natural clumsines'
has broken halfoi the dishes in the pantry.
Finally her mistress told her one day tnai
Of, she broke anything else she should COM
pei her 10 replace it out Of her own money,
,bmsi1g that this might make the girl
more careful She did try very hard 70 De
gentle with the crOckery, bat one iateiul
momi1g while isying the breakfast dish
es, she broke the jadgs's pet mastache
cup. To was q cup OF fine Seyres cnlns,
and he priced il highly, invariably drink
ing his coffee from &C. The poor girl was
bruken-hearted, but she said not word.
Tn the afternoon she asked permission 10 go
out, and she went down to one OF the big
department stores, where she purchased
t1e largest and grsndest mustaehe cup
they had in stock. She sprung this on the
unsuspectiDg Judge at breakfast the next
morning. and he was astonished. Printed
on one side OF the cup in glazing letters Of
gilt wss the inscription, Love the UlV-
err The laugh was on ''his honor" and
the eiver was forgiven. She made an IN
cOnaciOus hit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-20
PIEDMONT.
Gossip of a Whole Week Dressed TO Suit
| the Taste.

Gossip of Whole Week Dressed to Suit
the Taste.
special Correspondence Of The sunday Register.
PIEDMONT, May 1s-The Baltimore and
Ohio pay car is herr paying their men for
the month Of May.
Mrs. &. p Wagner is seriously i'll.
Mr.. John Kelley, the miner who was
hurt in the Hampshire mines week sgO,
died Wednesday.
School election next Tuesday.
A Junior Oxford League will shortly be
organized hare.
Capt. James Anderson sold his buggy
horse to Mrs. Garrison for $165 and has
bought horse that can iTot mile in
three minutes.
The Elysia Club rooms have been re-
fitted
Tuesday night the railroad brakemen
will give their hop and Wednesday night
the K. Of L ball take place. Both will be
we'll pstronized.
The West Virginia Central read now
runs Sunday train and sell excursion
tickets at about half rates on that day.
lafayette Ledge No. 3. X. of p. wilt
hold a picnic about June -.
Mineral Castle No. l, Knights OF the
Mystic Chain will hold public installa-
ton of officers and give an entertainment
TO their lady frieu6s at the close of this
term.
The furniture, &c, of the 'Star House"
is advertised for sale on the 25th.
Business Is good here; men all employed
and all hOusea gcCuOied
"Arrah- Na-Pogue" will be rendered at
the Opera HOUSE on 23i, Oath and 25th
iust.
The Piedmont Pleasure Club has been
Organized. II meets Wednesday nights
AID gives a hop once a month.
A strawberry festival will he cOnducted
In the hssementOf S. Johns NJ. L. Church
on May 30th, 3lst and June 1st for benefit
OF the church.
Piedmont and Westernport the Twin
towns of the Potomac" will no doubt Gel
citrate the Fourth Of July in their u'usl
manner
BIB. Shaw Post, No. SO, C. A R, will
decorate soldiers' graves May 30 h.
Hon. J. P. Williams, member of the
Legislature, is seriously contemplating re
signing his seat in that body.
Edward Harrison, Joseph 7. Zsrm'z
and James O'GOTman, the Greer fiFe VIC
tins are alive but not doing rs well rs
could be wished O'Gorman's life was
dispaired of for several days. 1t seems ae
if the substance contained poison and
their sores heal but slowly.
1910 has been subscribed toward the
foot bridge across the Potomac river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-20

Fresh News From MARSHALL Couuiy's Busy
Center


s.e-r Correspondence " tls Register.
MorNDsvILLE. May Is Mrs. Shock
ensey, of Wheeling Is the guest OF Mrs.
S1pt Robertson.
Sam Ferguson. Que Of the attaches OF
.ae prison, is st his home in Wayne
county.
Several Young men came down from
Bslaire FRIDAY night for the purpose OF
taking the town. They GOT into racket
mn John Hewrattsr's Hotel, and were TAX
er before his Honor the Mayor, who as
...-ef O. f-e off a. aud costs against them,
-- dsault of which they were sent 20 laii.
j. W. C.arfon. 81 respectable citizen of
the Thud Tasd died at his lesidence last
Taurs1sF. HIS t-ugattr whom lives in
che country aise d.Ci st -he same hoor Of
-cr O.. her
GINS Rnkiu afriyed home from Moo
"a. own yesterday, where te hiss been at
tendics chool me University
Dr. Albert Hooien, who hes been with
ID. john Is Davis for nearly iuree years
ra sd avery cred table examination be-
o ,he Safe Board of Paarm-cg. las.
week.
Hfs. " j.. Cccka, ne and ner two daugh-
tiers. Miss Csrue apd Daisy, lest on FIJI
d1y l-t for Old Point Comfort where
er viii spend several weeks Their
uary fire ds send forth best wishes lo1 q
happy res Gzstion o5 all the pleasures their
visit holds In anticipation, and viii lo1k
forward 10 their return with happy eXpec-
cations and a glad greeting.
Miss Maggie Farrell, who has been
peudire month with friends IN Cam
bridge. o returned home Thursday.
Miss Ellie Bardall was presented by neI
.ther with a handsome gold watch, 90
.urday morning.. ia honor OF her 18TH
birthday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-20
CLARTNGrON.

Bright Personals, News ana Local Gossip
Boiled Down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-20
ELLENBORO.
General and Personal News Of Interest to
''Register" Readers.
.....y ,ye,,ee nj fhe RfOigler

General and Personal News Of Interest To
''Register" Readers.
Special Correspondence oftie Register.
ELLENBoRO, May 1S.-Tbe railroad
boom is sgitating the citizens of Ritchie,
and it is very probable that before the
winters snow covers our forests the scream
of the iron horse will be heard on the Ohio
and West Virginia Southern Railroad.
Great credit is due Hon. Thomas f Davis
and Mr.. Charles S. Martin for advancing
onr interests in this direction.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have transferred the genial Charley
Armstrong and twenty-five men from Lit
Teton TO their stone quarry at this place
Col. Romeo H. Freer is confined TO bis
room at Harrisville from some affection OF
the blood. and it is feared the ColonePs
illness may result fatally. He was our
Consul to the Central American State
duriug President Grants term of Office.
Senator Morris told your correspondent
that aa extra session Of the Legislature
could not be called before September, as
his committee cannot report before August.
Richie county elects County Superin-
tendent of Free Schools on Tuesday, May
lat Mr.. S. S. Stewart, editor of the
PereiHe. will doubtless be the lucky aspir-
snt. az he has no opposition.
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elected the following delegates 10 the Ma
tlonal Convention which meets here in
july James Fallen, Frank Archer, John
StrOhel and John +. Mullen.
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weight OF womau'4 Clothes-


some girls 1 know hsve been weighing
their clothes, and the result is startling.
Nobody would suppose TO look at the deli
cate little flowers that they could trot
around under such a burden. A far
trimmed cloak came to SIX pounds; re-
ceotion dress, trimmed in jet, mounted to
eigbt and one-balf pounds, and little
snip of dolman that did not keep Its
owner warm anywhere weighed three
and one-hslf pounds and cost $40.
M was pretty, and itH ieweled psssemen-
terie was a source Of it's beauty and Its
weight. Ofcourse the moral thing would De
lie snd say the weight Of these garments
made them ugly, but every woman would
know better, ard as long as she admires
let effects she viii torture hers'lt rs de-
cent master would not Oppress s. slave
carving IL. There are clOaks, charming
ones, gotten mp iOr wiDtriest weather, that
weigh very little; some French houses
have made speciality Of them, but they
are pretty generally left to the spprecia-
ton of old ladies' snd inyalids.