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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Miss L. B. Smith, teacher of Piano,
Vocal Music and Harmony, also of
Drawing and Painting. Studio, Sec
ond street, next to Arlington Hotel.
5,2I ,d&W I'm
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Just received an elegant line leg
horn flats, to be sold at 81 % to 81. 80,
worth $500 to $3.50, at Mrs. Rosen.
fields. 5,l4,dlm
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08
Tennessee National Building and Loan
Association.

The Tennessee National Building
e. Loan Association is ready to re.
ceive applications for loans from
members of the Association. The
first installment on shares was due
the last Saturday in May Subscri.
bers will please pay the same prompt
ly, WM, Il. DoRTCH,
Sec'ly and Treasurer.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Parasols and umbrellas, to be sold
at greatly reduced prices, at Mrs.
Rosenfield's. 5,14,d1m
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

For the handsomest line Of new
Nainsooks and Swiss embroiderics
and torchon laees, call on McGehee
Rros June 8, div.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Ladies kid button shoes 81 25 al
STATIONS. m25
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Balbriggan undershirts for 80 cents
at STATIONS. m25d&w
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Just received, a new supply oil
black grenadines at 65 cents, at Mrs
Rosenfield's. 5,14,dlm
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Gentlemen, don't overlook STRAIT
toms 81 80 and 50 90 dress shoes.
may1S,dtf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08
Beautiful

Lace straw hats, trimmed, from 81
up, at Mrs. Rosenfield's. 5,14,d1m
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Our $l.O0 balbriggan underwear
reduced to rs cents at STATIONS.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08
BRANDON & BARKsDALE, PROPS.

Senator Bate has expressed himself
just as anybody knew he would
when asked for his opinion; opposed
to the sub-treasury scheme.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

Ladies' Oxford ties rs cents at
STATIONS. may25
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

The best Foster kid glove at 81 90
at Mrs. Roseniield's.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

1.-THE use OF 'Castoria Is so universal and
its merits so well known that 1t seems work
az gunererogntion to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castorla
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, d. D.,
New York City.
Iate Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

"Castoria is 10 wen adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-08

representing some of the best companies
IN existence. We solicit q share of public
patronage Business intrusted TO us will re-
eel prompt and careful attention.
mar9,6m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-12
y rfr rlnirnu rrce.

The largest tree in Gnohcimish eour-
ty probably is n cedar which stnnds
little way from the Rents prairie
and Stanwood road. about six miles
from Arlington. a party OF nine went
down from this place Sunday To satisfy
themselves of the truth of what by
them were regarded rs exaggerated re-
ports of is :;ze. 1t las been claimed
that tie tree is ninety-nine feet in
circumference, bat the measurement
taken Sunday shows tito be bur sixty
eight feet
Still, that is considerable CT zap
ling, being nearly twenty fcct in
diameter. If measured around the
roots and lsnotty Protuberancesthet tree
would likely measure tie ninoty nine
feet claimcl FOR it. but t.iat is not
fair test. Gunday's measurement was
ns close to the body of the tree as n
lirc could be drawn. About seventy
live feet from Tie ground thc tree forks
into forr immense bsy,ncIles.
J,lst below the FORK i:s = b;;; knot licie.
and five Of the party climbed up and
maGe an exploration OF Tic inside oi
tlie tree. which is Il u:cre shell, though
still! green They went down sorie
fo-ty-iive feet in tie tree and claim
that there i standing room for 1T leas,
forty uien there. a peculiar fe;tu.,
which they noticed was that the tree Is
baracd on the Inside the same as or
;he outside -AI!iugtcn Wash Times
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4 oanh ,Ian,s Dnemmn.

The superintendent CT Pittsbrg
Sunday school was toll by the librarian
n few Sabbatiis ago that two or three
playing cards had been found in one of
the books returned
Taking the painted pasteboarls in
llis hand the good inan delivered TO the
school 2 lecture bearing on the subject,
and closed by holding up tine cards and
remarking:
The scholar who left these Ia his
book may step forward and get them. .
Singular as it may seem, no one was
anxious to claim the property, and the
superintendent placed the pasteboards
in tie breast pocket of his Prince Al
bert coat.
Later in the day lie was walking
along the street with the pastor of the
church. Ills brow becoming heated lie
drew forth his handkerchief from the
inside pocket of his Prince Albert and
the cards luttered to the pavement
As the pastor had not been at SIM
day school and knew nothing of the
previous occurrence it was necessary
for the superintendent 70 enter into
an exhaustive explanation. -Pittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
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In..Ivl,:ual Disi.Lca.

hatc iorce . nan clewins tctacco
while he is whipping his boy Tor sinols
ing
hate 70 sec a man with 9 suspicious
breath boast of Lis Temperance pr.nei-
pies.
hate to see man continually talk
ing about how much lie loves cvery-
body and never do anything to help
anybody.
hate TO see a man always talking
sbost what "a Happy, place heaven i
and suiisss- -1atiaiesS=tS .il..issa ,ic
resemble it.
late to see Il proIu:ncut clIurc.,
mcin5eT slipping ia:o ii butcher shop TO
buy something FOR breakfast on Sun
day morning
/ hate to see II man Keriember every
thing the clown said twenty years ago
and forget every word tlio preacher said
last Sunday morning. RAMS HUrn.
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What a Car Conduc.ar savs.

The other day. after tic conductor
of Clark street cable car had passed
and rcpnsscd my seat several times
without ;f-orius to collect iay fare,
ztoppcd him as.d li;,r,.ed over u nickel.
q minute later | wsat to the rear plat
form to oaioy cigar a,id found tl.e
conductor standing there alone.
III n conductor hercalierre.lccts to
collect your fare don't oiTer Il to him"
ne saia
"N'ly note
.'Becaure tine conductor himself
world prefer not 70 receive it under
suc,l circumstances
'Bnt expect to pay FOR riy ride
''Certtiialy, nnl am expected to soe
that you do it. I5ut suppose 1 overlook
you. The company loses nyc cents.
but am Responsible for the loss, not
ron You DO your wiioie dgty wien
goa pay wii'-t is de:,;t3si,.l cf you.
Sow look at my SIDE OF t,Ie casc What
yo:..l be The result IL there happened
% ~ . spotter on the car! II over.
!noi:ed a fare tlic c.ia;.c,.s are fGiiy even
tilst he spotter wpull ncs notice tie
omission B;lt %!.on u passc:i.;e F',x.les
Up to ne aud pays Ia. fare il is proc.
positive that i;avea't done iay duty.
''livcrybody notices the movement.
and the s9ctter swoo.ls dowa upon me
See2 Deaf 10 il afain- Save your
nickel. Dent Imagine the conductor
i a,Ts5s,ie ni2its i -henLi;ssss a, fare-
g tla th3n.or that tiIc pooE bt:t De
s;si'ying railway company cannot y-orry
aloas all tis!lt without your nickel. Il!
you save your money you uiay save q
conductor Jos ut tie same tine."-
T:i;aago Han.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-12

Maine alone bears The tit!a OF tae Pinp
Tree state. ~ kew Hampshire docs Of
tl.o Granite state. Ett measured by
the amount of the respective products.
Massachusetts, Is the Graa;te state und
iiinnesota Is The Pine Tree state For
ests - well Us other things have
changed since the days when the kings
surveyors. going through ti,e forests CT
Maine. coal.! Fut tie broad arrow of
royal owuei&!!:P upon some Of tie
nob!e:t and stn:eli,,st pines to be found
oa car:h.
i!cre were found tic nob!est trees
fer tie mas;a OF that iuvincible Bri;js i
navy which G!l s,:cii glcr.ous deeds
u,:der Nclsoa; aud hcrc. too, was found
piac oncuE!I TO keep running the saw
mills thar supported 80 macy Of the
settlers in Ma;ae. This was once tie
Pine Tree state. Bur the census bulie-
tin shows that today tlIcr' arc really
but three pine tree states. ard that
Maine is not one of them They are
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Portland (Ale.l Press
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A new industry Is gaining headway
in the tropics, by which bananas are
dried for s'iipln sut. The fruit in dry
ing loses one-third OF its weight. and
when dried readily sells at sixteen cents
pound The dried fruit can be traus-
ported over bad roads without injury.
and it retoins its flavor. The cost of
producing bananas is very little. rs a
bunch weighing fifty pounds requires
ns n total Outlay for clearing, purchase
OF land, and every other expense neces-
saHy, even to boxing for the market,
:he small sum of fifty-th-ee cents-tIIe
result OF an actual test in the island of
Trinidad When one considers that
the productivcness of the banana Is
fOrty-two times that OF tie potato and
l3l times that Of wheat, and that when
once planted it needs little care, the
profits Of the industry will be readily
seen. New York Times.
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$ Rcren.crul rrtitlon.

Some one told me the other day a
story-old, it may be, but new to ne
OF the little son of famous English
actor. which seemed an uncommcnly
good cne- The boy had been logged
for some ofepse against domestic dis
ciP!ine, and, reInlincd in n grave and
pensiye mood throughout the day, and
at night he concluded his prayers with
the remarkable petition, 20 Lord,
bless everybody, and make me a better
actor than my fathorr'
For striking at sensitive place, and
through a safe, not to say holy, chan
mel. tliat bit Of diplomacy would be
hard 10 inatch. Boston Transcrint.
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Tie seminary whore Mrs. Langha:n.s
daughter was u pupil oae night gave u
reception, "a; which that lady was Iua
DE to gie present IIer husbpll how
ever, WAS t!ers, u,il s;,!e:ui,ly promised
before he la ho.ne 10 bring .baa,s ia
fprinlti0n regarding t'lr p.estiest dre,Ssc.
woF:i by t.ie yirls
Now. g..i.l lis Ling.I2;n w,.c.l IL
returned. h,v;ns l,ct the daughter 70
spc;id the nigaf with salooImat..,
what Was t,ic han,isuimaSt sl,,ss there.
d.! Edith loo, as wei az any Of the
girIs!'
oh, yes, yes; better than most
said FIR. LaIgham b.isSiy.
what dii denny Sears we;.r9'
"Wo!i, ! should tiIiu's Jcniy had C:i
n green slc.., or something. alI Il kind
of a blue cape over her s!Iouiier.."
"a cape g,nl Il sack, and at Il recep
tion! NJ dear. DO t!Iii,S again
oh, Tm qnite SIRE OF it! | noticed
l!er particularly Ail then there WI,
Belle Smith She lad 81 light blue
dress. if remember rightly, trimmed
with purple.
-Ai.' A%,I lS'isiiiI iISs'u'lSA t'cF ilSD'iii
in some scorn. Then she deliberately
set !, trap for him.
My dear" said she gently, what
did Edith wear2"
"oh. Edith? That black and white
check, to be snre, that she wears to
school
"F.iat proves it, said size. After
this shall know exactly how much to
depend on your knowle.lSe of dress.
Edith wore new white muslin. Never
mind, dear. Go TO sleep. We cant
all be clever in every direct;onr'-
Youths Companion.
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Two A,rrlcnnians.

The London EthenDun recently
printed q hitherto unpublished letter OF
tbe poet Cray, written in 1761. 1t has
to 90 with the shipping Of some goods
TO Cambridge, and contains two fragrant
"Anericanis;ns, 50 called. The goods,
he says, may romain packed till he
comes, which will be in about three
weeks, l guess" and then lie adds.
'hir- Gillian, reckon, will stay for his
money til arrive"
Gray was one of the most learned
men of his TING, and a person of tho
most fastidious taste, yet lie guessed
and ''reckouea" Ike any countrified
Yankee. In other words, these two
AInericanismsH are simply English
forms of speech which have gone out of
vogue in thciSother country. and which
for that reason have a novel, .'Aneri-
Ean' sound to the modern English tour
ist.-Youth's Companion.
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|tfc 1re told fliat truth Is the end OF
art, but too much trAfis Is not psst
~ tic best inefi.ot,s OF the art OF pleas
ieE. II your hest BE Liberal you
|sDcpid not point CIT 70 him the muta-
lily u parry battle cries IL is true
t4<lt when last tie Liberals were il
,seT re were perpetuaiiy told flat it
ees the duty of every citizen TO bow TO
"a sierod majority Of tiie ballot box,
|lid llat now that the ballot box had
~ ided against Home Rule the Radi-
's VIII net permit legislation Until
:v'ise Rule passes. I'll tliis Is true,
bAe i. would be contrary to the first
tipeiples Of the art Of i,leasi,sS 70 EN-
|''s;lize is truth l.esqse Radical host.
- Acine companies. however. you may
.tss lr. Gladstone as yon do the
ttaT lser--abusc ii;sa for Elk OF another
~. .sef of conversation.
E'niiisriy. Il yea sit bcside a soldier
49, devoted lsreast isValclously deco
Rod. 1t may Occur TO you tlisit tiie nc
: TT OF 0ae Of the actiots thus com
~ -. .lFe,I l..iI ss.:lsesisiiss iiosqs
" met with a stubborn a;id desper-
ate resistance Our troops behaved
gnllnHtly. and Mt length the enemy we're
iropnise,l Lcsxcs oI. cur side, a d ksimIner
boy OF the One Hundred anl l9iftietlI
regiment las u severe hole III his drum.
Losses of the enemy yariously estimated
at between roo and COO" The report
OF the action inay have been somewhat
ike the above. hat it would not be in
accordance with the principles of the
pleasing art FOR yoa TO p,iut out to the
soldier tie Infinitely greater dangers of
a days covert shooting. aurray's, flag
azite
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Keller.

Kelter in this part of the country
means humber, rubbish, litter, but more
particularly worthless lumber which IS
in your wcy-rubbish that you may
kick against or fall over. That is how
] have heard it used all my life. 1t is
quite a common word Old boxes,
packing cases and dsuell Ike in the
courtyard wqpId be keller. Old gears,
broken buckets and such things about
the stables or In farmyard is keller.
81 went tn tina saaIe, but thur woz
nowt woth buying; thur woz nobbud a
lot o keller" That is Lincoh shire
Notes and Queries.
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Not So silent.

a drummer In Grand Rapids mer-
chants store ives making some inquiries
about his business.
''You run the establishment alone. l
notice" he began.
Yep"
Anybody IN with yousr
Yep"
HIS name doesn't appear on your
Nope"
''Ah, a silent partnerY''
Not rauchl It's my wife. Detroit
Free Press.
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KlpeINsIs MoaxEY sToaY.
Tie rrenei, ceayiss--Sataraiist aad Ms
SIraials Erfc.,l.

Tie Ercneii coaTiet-caturaiist and His
sInaian Frical-
There vast pause ia the outcry, and
from HAMS mouth came an imitation
OF SNAKES hiss, 50 perfect that I al
most ss,=.ing TO nay feet The sustained
inurderous sound ran a.ong the deck,
and the wreDcliing at the bars ceased.
Tho orang-outaT.y was qunszing in an
ecstaey Of pare terror.
Dot stopped him, said Hans. 81
learned dot trieSia Mogoung Tanjong
when was caiieesii.g liddie monkeys
for some peoples in Berlin. Efery one
IN der world IS afraid OF der lnonlScys-
except der snake. So I blay snake
agains monkey. and lie keep quite stilI.
Are You asleep. or wiz you listen and
viii tell dale dot you SHALL not pc
Eefr
There's no tale "a TIE wide world
that ] cant believe. said.
II you haze learned pelief you llaf
learned sDsne,lings Now l shall try
xci,r Tel;ef fioaal When / was eol-
Ieet.ng does fidd.c monk keysAit was II
1873 or 1850. and ! yva;5 IN Ger islands or
der archipelago dere in der
DARK, Le pointed southward TO New
Guinea generally. '.Mein Gott !
would SOONER collect life red devils
than liddlN monkeys. When dey do
not bite OF your thumbs dey are aI-
ways dying from nostalgia -honesick
FOR dey Inf der imperfect soul, which
is midway arrested IL Development. und
too inuc.I ego
Il was dere for nearly u year, und
dere found u man dot was called
Bcrtran. lie was a Fienc!inan und
hc was goot man-naturaIist to his
bcne Dcy said he was an escaped
convict. but he was a naturalist und
dot was enough. for me. He would
call MI der lie boasts from der forest
uad dey wo;;id c;j:ne. said lie was
st. Francis of Assizi in new drans
migration produced, und he laughed
und snii he haf never preach to der
iilles Iie gold dcln for tripang-
bce.ie-le-iiIcr
'Und DOT Eiaa, WHO WAS king OF
beast ta,ner iIc1, lie had in der house
s.iust such ;l:Icdcr rs dot devil animal
in dor c;;gc--a great orans-outGng dot
Thought he was :; man lie haf found
hiI:i when lic was child-der orang-
ou:,ng--ua1 Iic was T. child and broth
er and opera com:q,c I'll around to
BertTa;i. lie had his room in dot house
no. q caS,, bat "a room-;nit a bed
aad sheets, and lIe would 20 10 bed
e-.d get ~ IN dar ino-ning and s.aake
bis cigar ,mi eat L;s dinner nit Ber.
:r.ln, und walk i!iit lli.n hand in hanld.
which was most Ecrrihle.
Herr Gutt: iIaf seen dot beast
;iirow himself bac.: i:r lis clair af1
laugh wlle,r Esrtrdn had made fun oi
'nc. lie was i.ot a beast; he was q
:ian. and lie t:plSe5l to Bertran. und
Bcrtran comprehend, for haf seei
dem.
"Und he was always poIitetul to iac
except when talk too long to Be.tt.an.
und s:'y nodings at all to han. Den lac
would pull me away dis great. dark
devil. nit his enormous paws-shuSt ~
Il w;:s Il cl!:i;l lie was not . beast;
lie was Il man Dis | saw pefore
knoTy !Ii:iI three months, und Bertr;n
he iiif saw the same; and I3imi. del
o.an;; outang, haf understood us both :
Endyari HipIing in Nine Own Peo
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!. Cheap Process for r,r!ei.nnsin..

\ riac'iiae las been designed for
ni;',:i0g bS'ic.;s and tiles on the semi
dry process The clay or ,nateriaI 10
be formed iaro bricks is fed into n hop
per in a Cr:,uulIted state The liii-
isl.ed bricks arc delivered a.s the ci,arser
returns to reliIT tie empty mold Each
brick receives fo;r distinct presses.
whereby the air ri't;iorouehly ~. ressccl.
Allthe labor required is ORC iaan TO tip
'!o clay into the grin'liny pm and or
hoy to ta.;e OF tie bricks as the ma
chine delivers them. Among the various
purPoses for which this machine is en-
ployed besides brials and tile Ina.siu.:
ere the forming oE purple ore. or blue
billy. into bTiauct;es for tie smc!tin.;
firnaee. tie forming OF nickel oxide
into cakes for the assaying furnace. the
forming Of dry ceinenr compound into
blocks ready for cliniering and the
pressing of coal and coke briquettes.
Boston Transcript
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HAS he a bent that way ?,

The Prince OF Wales is said to be a
lightning change artist in the way of
Gofing his attire. He can get out of
one suit and into another in a twink
ling, and as he is Obliged to change his
costumes several times day the ac-
OonPlishIpent is valuable one to him.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Real Estate Agency
POINT PLEASANT, ". VA.

DUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE
Jj ~ Mason and other CcuntieS i
West Virginia. Has on hand large an
small tracts in good locality, in qnariiis
and upon terms 10 suit buver. s. pVr-
sons desiring homes in West Virginia
are invited 70 call and see us, or c,,rrt's.
pond with ns by letter addressed 20 the
General Manager. cs3"Iinlber, Coal
and Farm Lands for sale. We also so
licit correspondence from all persons dt-
string to make sale ol lands.
CIIAS. L. HOGG.
General Manager and Agency's ATTY.
Point Pleasant, ~. Va. IjGpe ~ W.
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Tag fIELp 81 MoMIeaEY.


The swsei church i,ciis ere reaiiug ont
a chores Wild end irse.
kf.d every thsni.'s lciairi-..
Tor tie girrlur8 tirfors.
But bitter tears are culhins
Tor tie gallant ard al. ley-
Who now Il, fleafhnrc sleeping
On the licil 81 Monterey
Nhgs, sl,r.RiE WIS bore sit,' opening foNeis.
Andi tirif.dl lay queen.
AMI al The Young and t.ls ,.crc met
To dance upon the g1ccii,
The nol.esf and the manifest
Was by ns' side that day,
" ao nos7 ia sieslt.l aiecliIs-
On the field of lEclsercy.
The Towers Of ~ RIM, ere faded now.
ifLc woods are scnr and cold.
The pe-sinrnou's check Z. fusAinG.
Ard the f1ii.FF shircs In GOLD.
But lfc IL c-irlie.st fliaahouI
itirsfllify ros<ci away.
And nov Ia c.sf'i +. .iecfiine
ca the ucidof 1iuatcrcs-
The oli,.t-s swell t'-v.. Vlii,eEt notes 81.
And .rusi tic c--nilora 1rlr.
Aud n.sdl5- peal The sweet church utlia
Tor h-ly ie.t no t.rrc;
Ect lo,.ol, |it,ts ERE il<cfi7E
ton Hiis f.or@ day .| A y. = IS
For Ste i1tlII II .4rI 3 tc Eft1.....f. | 81
In. tf.I1Ial "a trIIir|- t'ft .I4IItI||
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NO. 10.

The only trouble With the Nc
Kinley tariff is that the people have
not sense enough to know good
thing when they seeit. Yet Harri-
son and his Billion Dollar Congress
We're eeleeted because the people
wanted the Mckinley tariff.
The American people are sixty
odd millions, mostly fools.
Gr<at IS Mckinley Heis simply
immense-A1led 4. lee IN Column
bust Post.
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Jin,Is-Have you selected trade or
profession for your boyl
Winks-I shall make plumber of
him.
Has he Il bent that wayl"
Hes born for it. Tell him to do
thing Immediately and he won't think
of it again for week. New York
Weekly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-12
Nnt,en ns nisointinn

THE partnership heretofore existing under
1 the firm Eafae OF Jones & PolsgeN. was
dissolved by mutual consent May idsh, ls.3i
Mrs. \. 4. POlSiey will continue the business
and VIII collect all accounts due TO lac firin
and VIII pay all liabilities OF the lste hrln.
b. =. JONES,
May = 4w. \. ~ PoLSLEY.