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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-09

Owensboro Messenger: A few days
since the Messenger mentioned the
rumor regarding the presence OF corps
OF engineers It Rockports Who were en-
gagged IN surveyiu . new railroad 70
At that time it was stated that tbev werO
working very cautiously. end were not
giving out any pointere- Yesterday tt
Was learned that the project % not :
wild scheme, but ID backed by men Of
wealth wbo will build the road. The
original Intention va % effect cross
Ing at Csnnelton. but Rockport and
Spencer county gentlemen offered such
inducements 10 The company that they
sbsudoue. the Csnnelton project alto
gether. 1na survey runs from Rock
port through The best coal and stone
sectlous OF Spencer, Dubois and Orsngs
and other counties 70 Indianapolis. Az
Rockport the survey contemplatee cs0se-
ing 81 means Of . trsnsfor, and 10 this
eod stakes are dFivon 70 the waters edge
q the cut jusl below the big bill over
looking The lower wharf. The Rock
port people ere getting worked up % >
wonderful extent over thie chance % -
cure opposition to Wackeys and will cup
plemeLt the two-cent tax With liberal
contributions.
Il may b : supprise 10 0eoy people
here, but the fact % true. that during last
week Mr. Pstsics, the psoprisl0r Of The
enterprise, Vas 10 Owsnsb0ro sxamiuing
the town and lls huslness enterprises.
He did not register q the h0tsl end
went about bis business % . very quiet
way. when be had finished biz uis-
sion here he walked % Rockport, taking
The Kentucky shore. From here - lco-
land be iound what be considered nse
routo, end " The rod b built Il = peossy
we'll settled that this route will b -
loctod.
Some steps should b taken b ths
business men here % lend ths gessls0eo
backiug thIe outespsise oil the aeeIstaDoo
iu their power, % a Deass @ show thou
some courtesiss when shey roe0so.
There nay -, end, unleoe the ROckpost
people ere being mlsled, thess b every
reason 70 believe thot tbo eoeorpslso hoe
solid backing. ls such - trpe tbere d
much % lt G0e 0Woooboeo, oo6 - psoeoel
|it oehoovee y - ~ all ~ soed1
possible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-09
lpos The Js~psr courisr.l
Falling Leaves.

o, come with Ne into the woods this
aulumual day, and lislen TO the TustIing
leaves and Wade into them over yoor
shoe-tops, and witness the peculiar con-
dition aud position Of the dead and dy-
Ing ] would have you feast your soul
upon the melancholy music Of autumn.
and with spirit Of sadnese look upon
this Ocone Of desolation. Listen 70 the
voice OF nature which ID the voice Of
wisdom, and learn : lesson from this
email part or natures great hsndi- VI osk.
First, would have you look u them
IN spring time, when the balmy cir, gen.
tie showers and bright aud warm sun
locks Of their tiny cups, and come forth
In their glory 10 be nouSished By the
same hand that brought them into exie-
tence. We zee them flourish and With
their green. glossy faces, laugh and Sigh
iu the wind. and smile 10 sun and rain.
making glad she hearts Of man. birds
and beasts BY turning away the 6erce
rays Of the summer sun. or carrying
with . gentle hand the falling rain from
on their hsads, and st the sultry noon
tide making : place both cool and IN.
viting 70 rest their weary limbs.
Now look sgain; the scene has
chapged The hot days Of summer ere
over. and Jack Frost is climbing down
the mountain side. sprInkIipg Icy crys-
lals upon their tender heads, and chilling
their young hesrts. They soon begin
70 shake and tremble u the breeze, and
put on their shrouds OF amber. purple,
scarlet and gold, which make them more
beautiful q their death than at their
birth, and with the reQuiems Of The
Wailing winds they fall eoftly and euro-
" down 10 our common n0ther'-to
mingle again with the elements.
looked upon this scene and received
instruction. l thought how wonder
fully embIematic this Wss or fallen man.
Youth u The springtime. ne % born
into the world full Of hopes end aspira.
tions. and for . short season enjoys IL
beauties and blsssings. Many sd Ies-
SONS be learns. and under the muni6cens
hand Of the Creator be giides along into
manhood. with the many responsibilities
.of life crowding thick and fast upou
him, prepared Or unprepsred; ere long
the frost Of time u scattered upon bic
brow. forming . silvery crown 70 Be
worn through this vale Of tears 70 the
gate OF Paradise, then 70 Be exchanged
Tor golden and bsttsr one 70 be worn
through oil eternity. HE body. bsni
With the weight os years, and bic eyes
din with searching for the narrow sosd,
be bows his head 20 the black robed
messenger (Desshl and ~wraps the
drspery Of bic couch sbout him. md
| With the funeral ode and The waIling q
I ftieods ed rolaelvos - drops Into lhsl
drse@Isss sleep thas kieeos dows hid
'eyslids forever.
1 Youths snd msidsus, I woB'd have yog
learn . lesson from the falling leaves
Learn Il early, - ycu ere entering up0u
the arena OF life With I'll Of it, labors
trials and cares. and strive 10 make ths
sunset OF life moro beautiful thsn the
dawn. Z. x. D.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-09
49,. :. Rret.. william X. Cox
BRETZ s. cox,
Attorneys at Law,
JASPER. IND.

VVYILL practice In the Courts Of Du'
w bois'and adjoining counties.
OFFrcE East Of Court House. Feb.o.si.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-09
NEW BRICK YARD
BRICK FOR SALE !

John Geisr, jry has taken charge " :
orick-yard q the North side Of jasper,
And now hss for sale, Ia any quantity de-
alred, brick Of al qualities. He asks the
1eople of Dubois county for their custom,
Ano Will make favorable terms on hOuso
patterns. jOHN GEIER. Jn.
Anw 81, ss--ly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
NINE MONTHS IN 4 TRANCE.
How Religious Revival Affected an
Illinois Girl.


Annoy. Ill, January 27.-MiSs Grace
Gradlcy, who awoke a day or two ago,
after being in trance for about nine
months, seems to be in good health,
having lost but little flesh, but she can
not converse, the power Of articulation
having left her.
About nine months ago Amhoy eX-
pcrienced a great religious awakening.
The entire community became cnthaSed,
and the meetings were very largely at
tended. Among the most enthusiastic
attendants was Miss Gradley, a hand
some girl of Is years One night she
returned from a meeting in a high state
OF excitement and went to bed in that
state of mind, although otherwise in
perfect health. The next day she could
not be aroused from 4 deep sleep into
which she had fallen. Doctors were
called in and all known remedies ap-
piled to no effect.
The girl slept on day after day. never
once awakening or even rOuSing up.
Her eyes were tightly closed ana her
cheeks flushed while her lips Were
parted in hall smile. Ii seemed rs
though she were about to awake at any
moment, but her sleep was utterly pro
found. She took nouriShment of 4
liquid form from a spoon, the act of
swallowing being perfectly natural.
The case has attracted the attention OF
physicians in all parts of the country.
aud the conclusion on their part was
that the religious excitement has men
tally overtaxed the girl in an abnormal
manner, producing absolute suspension
of mind activity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
rUr rHE WIRES UNDERGROUND.

New Works. recent experience with
the late severe storm, which broke down
an her telegraph wires, has caused the
advocates Of the underground system.
who are almost everybody but the tele-
graph men. 10 take a new squirt And
certainly they have the most practical
of practical arguments this time.
The breaking Of the wires and poles
cut this great business centre of from
communication with the remainder of
the country, and as the telegraph is one
of the main factors in the commercial
activity Of the metropolis. great loss and
delay were the result, and il will De sew
eral weeks before the usual condition Of
things can prevail. Miles Of wire trailed
over the streets aud the Mayor was COM
PEELED to order that no current be turned
on without the assent OF the experts
Of the Board of Electrical Control, owing
90 the imminent danger 10 life. This
rendered il impossible to turn in a fire
alarm and had a serious fire broken out
the result would have been disastrous.
When We consider the fact that this
condition Of things would not have pre-
vailed had the wires been buried, We
have an unanSwerabie argument aS %
why they should De buried The tele-
graph companies, themselves. now
doubtless realize that they would have
saved money by yielding to public opiu-
ion in the matter Their losses were
immense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
TUE SILVER QUESTION.

Probably half the voters OF the coun-
try do not understand exactly what the
silver bin now before Congress means.
Not being what might be called a partl-
san measure Republicans and Democrats
in Congress and in the press are mex
tricably entangled on the subject. The
bin calls for free coinage" Many will
ask: What does free coinage mean, and
what would be the result Of free coin
age? Free silver coinage means the
placing Of that metal on the same basi,
as gold. IL is described more at length
in Louqhlm's History Of Bmettllym IN
the United Stafcs as follows:
Free coinage by which is meant
| the right of any private person TO have
/ bullion coined al the legal rates. II The
I Government reserves TO itself this right
| there would not be free coinage.
I Free coinage, however. is 10 be distin
guished from the absence in the act OF
seinOrage. SeinOrage is
charge eXacted from persons for coinins
their bullion into coin AZ the mint.
In short. under free coinage you coul,
take "a pound of silver TO mint aud gel
pound OF silver dollars for il, viii
probably a slight deduction for the cos
Of miuting
That. Ga a nutshell, is what free coin
age means.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

idle nor negligent. Investigations and
researches have been intellgently and
systematically prosecuted, and the re-
suits have not only commanded the clos
est attention Of other States OF the
Union, but have crossed the broad At
lantic. and fixed the attention of the ma
tionS OF Europe upon the little State of
West Virginia, which blush to confess
contains some roB title men. The bull
letinS OF the Station are sent to about
so, 600 West Virginia farmers, yet but
few farmers in the State know etc. |
am constrained TO believe that very
many farmers have already been bene-
fitted by the work Of the Station, and
only regret that il Act" had ian axe TO
grind" let me beg OF him not 10 attempt
To pull down an Institution which is the
pride Of West Virginia, and from It's
ruins attempt TO erect another, which
must forever be reproach TO our peo-
pie.
And now, Mr.. Editor, if any one asks
you who wrote this communication tel
him il was an actual bona iide, practi'
cal FAENEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
LONG DISTANCE oRATORY.

A Senator who can hold the floor
fourteen hours and eat nothing during
the time is not degenerate. Mr.. Faux
ner can challenge the record of the rev
omtion or Of King Philips war for
stamina. Kansas city Times.
Senator Faulkner, of West Virginia,
is getting a good deal of credit for his
nerve in talking for seven hours in the
Senate. The championship for long
talking still rests with Senator Blair
however, Boston Herald
Senator Faulkner made magnificent
speech against the force bill in the
night session of Friday and Saturday
We don't know what he said, but it was
magnificent speech, for it used az
twelve hours. In crisis like this
length is the only test Of excellence. b.
Boston Globe.
Senator Faulkner, of West Virginia
talked for seven hours and tasted fol
fourteen hours in the late trial OF en-
durance by which the advocates OF Tho
Force Bill hoped TO break down oppOSl
ton to that infamous measure. lie de
serves a statue in front of the Capitol
for this great Seryice.-Phi'ddeIphN
Record
This same Senator Faulkner, in the
last campaign, used to travel all night
over rough country roads and then
make stump speeches all day, for weeks
in succession, sometimes not sleeping
half an hour for two or three days ut
time. He is not large man, and NJ
one would pick him out as one fit fol
that sort OF wOrk-Nclp l'On. sun.
Senator Faulkner is the man for al
emergency He talked twelve hour'
against the Force bill, and that is The
kind Of oratory we all admire. Earn
cStly, there was no small degree of hero
ism about the man who kept vigi
throughout the weary night and helC
the floor to prevent the passage o
this measure. Senator Faulkner de
serves the thanks of the nation. -Bi'm
/ htgl,0m HCiUid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
The PhllIppI Sensational Correction.

Whereas, there appeared in several
newspapers Of Barbour and other coun'
ties, and also in the Wheeling REGISTER
of this State, a report rejecting upon
my character, and further rejecting on
Mr.. j. Hop. Woods, of Phiippi, charg
ing him with alternating my affections
from my husband, Mr.. q. K. Chrislip,
take this opportunity OF saying to the
public that the charges are false, what
ever may have been said to the contrary
so help me God. FANNIE j. CHRISIIp.
January 26uI. 1891.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
How IL Works.

Increased taxes under the Mckinley
bill were secured by the manufacturing
potterS for the declared purpose OF pro
tecting home labor They are now re-
ducing wages and locking out their
workmen who refuse to accept lower
wages with higher taxes. Trenton, y.
j., is the chief center of the pottery
manufacture in this country, and the
manufacturers have knocked out their
men because they refuse to assent to Il
reduction of wages, and they have also
adopted the policy of declining TO dis
cuSS the question with the trades
unions. But they nevertheless have
an organization of their own tOregulate
production, prices and wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

fhtc00O H0il.
A Rush street belle was surprised the
other day to receive an invitation OF
which the following is the substance:
Mr. - presents his compliments 10
Miss -, aud requests her company TO the
Charity ball at the Auditorium, January ;,
1891.
Awaiting and hoping for an early and
favorable reply, we are, yours very truly,
BLANK X Co.
The writer of this most remarkable
eiluSion is young business man who is
a partner in big downtown concern,
and who does a large proportion of the
correspondence, Of course signing the
firms name thereto. So absorbed was
he in business that lac concluded his in
vitation with the Stcreotypcd sen
tcnce quoted above, and 10 cap the
climax. signed the firms name to il.
The fair recipient. however, appre-
ciated the situation, and the young man
was thunderStruck to receive letter
addressed to him personally but con-
tanning the following reply to his invi-
tatiOn:
MEssRs BLANK X Co.-Yr. favor Of re
cent date TO hand and contents noted. In
reply will say we accept the proposition
therein made and hold the goods ordered
subject 10 VI further instructions.
Very respectfully,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
4 DMINISTRAToRs SALE
A, administrator of The estate
Fidel Mayer. will offer at private
FEBRU AIRY idTu lsi

A. administrator of the estate ..
Fidel Mayer. / will offer AZ private
FEBRUARY idTn. lsd
the following described real estate .ai
sold before that date, Will onrraf Ili Dr.
the premises.
Part Of Lot No. ~. conveyed l. Slid D..
Mayer by Mary Luke hy decd dated f.l..
lst, A. ID. iNi5 and recorded in fir.r
Clerk of the County Court for Ot
West Virginia. in Decd Book ~. l. ...-
and 3i}. being the undivided ono 'n.-
lot number one hundred and twenty
square number eighteen 49, DOB flr
Wheeling aud situated Oh tlr tt.f
market square la o." Second uarI
~ Wheeling. aud bounded a, f.I.H. 3d..
ming ~ the southwest corner uf f
numbered one hundred aud fNef'.
thence east on south line ol -uId .
drcd aud twenty il2Ol feet o. thr .Irr
In the rear ~ said lot. thence rlrII..
line Of said alley north sixteen .rI
Ol6is feet. thence west parlI|.. hIf.
line ~ said lot one hundred lni 'nt.
feet 70 Market street. thence ..uN. f'
one half 10 feet fn the place O lat.
together Will all the apurh.uHurr. .
longing ~ Ia Anywi-e app"raulnf 'Ar
named property. JOSEPH rft.rI
iagsraWi AI..H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

To al persons holding I.n-
otherwise. on the Pea. -'lfr
OF. OF Adam Ackermann
In pursuance of q dsrfr MT
II Ohi5 county. made boz Boz
ing. % subject he reli r-fH.
Ackermaun % the .afl,iar'
thereon. you aye hereby poo.
claims held By you and 'ach .'
said Adam Ackermanu. Which ii
real estate. OF any part oi i'. ..'
10 me. AZ ny 0tlca, ~ 1893 .-f
The city OF Wheeling. Id or.
on or before the llth coy n. ID.
Given under my baud tLl- r..
-, 59l. OkOkGE X. D.
r. I yaattf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
Ourhtn,t to Have Lived With Her.

SqSeidl 7sieqrGm 10 TIE RsOister.
CoLUMBUS, O., January 2i.-Lewi:
Swarts and a woman named Mrs. Hardy
were arrested here to-day and taken &c
GallipoliS to answer to the charge OF
stealing 81, 500 in money from man
named Harmon, with whom the Hardy
woman formerly lived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

Explanations and apologies followed
aud the invitation was duly accepted
but the matter was too good to be KEPT
secret. and for the last few days liz,
to that young man has been made i
burden. Even the StereOtyped mean
inglesS query, "How'S business SUI
fees to drive him frantic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
$500 Reward

WE will pay the above fr".i-
Liver Complaint. Dyspep,i.. 81. -. b. p
digestion, Constipation 90 l.'t-'''-, ..,
moi cure with West, Asf' .''
when the directions lfs ~ XXI b.
They are purely Vegetable 30 ~. ,.I-
give satisfaction Sugar tuAi,l Cd.
CONTAINING 20 pills. - cent, i7'- 49,
..rfrits and limitations Il' 1rsr W
tured only by TIE JOHt -
PANY. CHICAGO, H. >.dly ee...iIi
ers, Wheeling. ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND LOAN.
GEORGE OTTE a. CO.

Real Estate bought. Sold and Loans NeEoti
Special Attention Given 60 Collection of q. ..
W offer the following yaluahl" prnI't.
sale:
Three Building Lots. liOXiDO cora,r "
fourth and Jacob streets VIII hr sold d.. ..|
full lots VIII be- sold cheap
Two-story Fran" House. new, f.Hr n
lot 25NlO0 No. 1919 Wood street s. hafr.
building Lot 5OXlOO. corner Thirty UHI
McColloch streets. Cheap
No f;sg3 Jacob street. Lot alNlOl aII't rr.
new house. three years old. in cNcrlirH'
ton. contains siN rooms. also wash .....
rear Call early for a bargain
Address, or call on GEO. =. OIlEA IN.
dei3-at. tn, Th-sb tiF Us
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

Tn report Of the Internal keNeuHe
Department. FOR the last siN months oil
$3.50 points quite clearly 90 the fact
tbat thc consumption Of spirituous aud
malt liquors per capita in this country
for last year vas over fourteen gallons
As was only ten gallons in 1850 10
will be- seen that the same rate OF IN
crease for another decade will make the
average consumption Of liquor IN this
country. per capita, as great as IN
France. where 10 is slightly under
twenty gallons yearly. IL becomes
therefore. a matter Of considerable con-
sequence from many points OF We"
even leaving out OF sight ethical QueS-
ouesrons-to know just what we drink
The facts seem % De-, that Of the four
teen gallons drunk 10y the average IN
babitant last year, twelve gallons were
mali LIQUORS. 1t is evident that great
many people got more than their Just
share.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

,vuurfh the fields were roaming over,
t,rsafhinr new-mOwn hay and clover
WeU think Of her, as is our won't,
Whose teeth and breath are, every uls'
White as white clover-sweee.t. as nay nay
And all FROM using SOLOnONI-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
5rpnl llnticcs.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
George + Boyd Complain.

~.
Adam Ackermabn aud other. I.
In the Circuit Court ~ obi.
Virginia. In ChHucery.
BY virtue Of al order ruferr. .a
entitled cause on tho . % dH5 0f .f..r
IL Is referred to the uulrr-ignrl
of said Court to take, state brs
lows.
First-Of what zeal estate OH.
Ackermann D. ssiIed.
Second-The value thcs.gr. fi,
and their prioritic,.
Third-Any other ssatt6rl..m,l ..
the Commissioner, 4 required it
parties.
Notice BE- hereby given 'hat fN.
has fixed upon "Wednesday. thr ii.I
ruary. 1921, commencing ~ %
the time, and bis unic- So 1000
street, in the city of Whs,In
West virginia. a. "a" plAr.
proceed o. ascertain auu reHf
matter, ia the said order nf 20
Gwen under ms hsud thl-
ary. 1891 GEORGE E D. lI...
CKosat T. BovD. SolIcii0r .r'
la fuUl.f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

TIM elections oi United States Sen
ators ian the Fifty-second Congress are
80 nearly finished that one can form a
reasonably exact notion Of the next Sen
ate. Thirty-niue Democrats aud one
Farmers Alliance senator have already
been chosen or are to be chosen without
opposition. The Illinois legislature
in which the Democrats have plural
rv. although three Farmers Alliance
men hold the balance Of power Is still
voting. The Republicans have elected
rortv-fve Senators, and the Legislature
of North Dakota is Republican and Is
voting Cor senator MoopN'~ successor.
The LEGISLATURE OF South Dakota Is con-
troled by the Farmers Alliance. The
senate thus FAR stands Democrats thirty
mine. Republicans forty-hve, one
Farmers Alliance man. aud the three
Legislatures yet 90 elect Seuatofs are
likely 90 choose one Republican aud
two Farmers Alliance men. with a pos
-nilsy of two Democrats or three
Farmers Alliance men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

VINO is To- blame for the latest mine
horror. is question that will bee hard
to satisfactorily decide. The mine boss
who reported the fatal shaft all right Is
dead aud beyond thereach Of human In
vcsugatiou. That he was negligent or
no fault is the only conclusion To De
reached through the facts at hand
There seems 20 De but one solution oil
the problem OF preventing such awful
disasters. which is 90 enforce greater
care aud rigidness iu the inspection oil
mines. This might be done oy holding
the companies 10 some degree RESPONSE
blc Tor the performance OF their EN-
Moves charged with these most import
amt duties. which would at least insure
,he employment OF competen. and care
-i.l men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

SNrArr 1871 No. 76. introduced ty
senator GAII. of Barbour, in relation
90 the rcapportionment of counties and
Senatorial and Congressional districts is
boa Tine with the recommendations made
by the RE0~uE. We believe the
measure just one. 10 makes little
change
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29
REGISTER AT rHE CAPITAL.

The DAILY REGISTER j. constantly on
sale at the Runner Hotel News stand
Charleston. and Richardson Bros, Capitol
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

No safer Kennedy can De- had for Coughs
and Colds. or amy trouble % The Threat, than
.Bro,ra-s Bronchial Trories Price - cents
sold onIg a. borss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

Is THE Mammoth mine disaster the
list of dead may reach 1870. About hall
of these were married men. with laml-
lies more or less Observation-Disclosures as
"a general thing, have large families.
And here &, where the protracted horror
of the thing comes in. The fathers Sui-
fered probably instant death, but think
of the mothers and little ones leit be-
hind. who had hard enough scrapins to
live even with the fathers alive and
plentv of work. There is plenty OF
room here for Charity 20 spread her
wings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-29

TIT Aii. senators Has AN" I 2 IT. q 'i''
Tur Senate will miss INGALLS,. The
country wont.