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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17
.rnE LIGnr or INC woELp. "

Sir EDWIN AENoLp'> Light of the
World" Is upon AS. CopiouS extracts
from itarpear iu an the leading papers
of the country. sundays New York
Heruid took the lead, publishing three
pages of extracts To- Noupareil type, in
terspersed with appropriate illuStra-
tion>. The REGISTER this morning re-
produces TWO columns of extracts from
this wonderful epic poem. The Chris
tian world will highly appreciate IT,,
and many will bee electrified by It's rev
erent grandeur. The Hcmir> comment
ON The WORK is highly complimentary.
10 says
Twelve years ago Edwin Arnold, busy
London journalist. wrote an epic poem
which startled the world by is exquisite
imagery and its depths of thought 10 was
"The Light of Asia, and 10 quickly
achieved the distinction oi being more
widely read than any other poem OF its
time The central figure was Buddha, and
So interesting was the personality portrayed
that many Christians read with admird-
ton. while some people who had no religion
to sneak OF. began To- sample Buddhism, in
deed Ina some quarters the authors appre-
citation of the Asian teacher WAS construed
as devotion Now, however. the mistake
is corrected and the book itself IS over
Swallowed by greater poem, The Lightoi
the World. "A work of such charm and i'm
portance that to-day the Herald nils three
pages with extracts from lt
TO quote from popular hymn, The
light of the world is Jesus, and as such u
is presented ia this poem, but the author
manifests the additional purpose of show
ing thai Jesus brOadeued, ennoOled aud
completed the religion, mot only OF the
chosen people. but of all religious teachers,
Including Buddha. The poem is ia the
main a dialogue between Mary Magdalene
and "a venerable Buddhist who comes FROM
India 20 learn the results OF the angelic
promise az Bethlehem, of which the "Ihtee
KNIGHTS of Orient" had carried the news
tn their own land The Indian questions
Mary closely, though revereuty and sym
patheticallv during six days, compares tue
teachings OF Jesus and Buddhd, recognizes
the limitations of the latter and concludes
that Jesus was indeed the Sou OF God.
The diction is careful, noble, pure ana
exquisite as becomes the subject the cline
and the characters; 10 will please all read
ers of poetry and an Christian souls with
RAPTURE. Perhaps 10 may do TAR more.
Should The Light OF the World, Ike
The Light Of Asia. De translated aud
read Inn the East. 10 will be more ehectVe
tract than any the missionaries nave put
forth. for the author never forgets what the
missionary seldom remem bers that Jesus
was Himself an Oriental
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nrnen nkoMN.s pEArH.

Judge Il. =. EEowN, died az his home
in Eavcnswood, yesterday morning.
ludee REowN has always been promi-
n,nt figure ia the political history of the
State. aud m his death the common
wealth loses thrifty citizen. mau OF
affairs. and society charming aud
,0able gentleman. Judge EE"NN was
born in GAINESVILLE. o., and WAS sradu-
at, of Bethany College. Elrly iu life
D.. went To- Writ county, but later
settled in Jackson county, where
b, has since lived and where lac
died lie was talented lawyer aud
n man of business sasacity, which
enabled him 10 amaSs considerable
property. ia his political affiliations he
r,pouSed many beliefs, but ia all of his
,yapd.rings he was iu earnest
believing that hc was tght
in every case aud accentug
his convictions in fearless and out
shaken advocacy of his convictions. He
ha. held many positions within the gilt
of the people Of the state, serving as
a Judge Of the Circuit Court. a member
of the Constitutional Convention and
state senator.
lie was progressive man, ana con-
tributed considerably toward pushing
West Virginia forward 20 the destiny
sine is bound To attain. The state can
an afford % lose him. but that he Is gone
rreret, are vain. and wc have but the
consolation OF his memory Co remind us
al our loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17
VIZ. cLrNELANn.s rosIrrnN

When President CLEVELAND issued
his special message upon the tariff. and
which beyond doubt was the cause Of
his retirement, il was some ten months
before the election Everybody said the
people had not time TO ieau ami under
stand The truth ANA value Of his state
meGts, aud hence they either ought not
20 have been uttered 40 all, or else made
q year earlier There can De no such
complaint upon his recent important
utteraucc as 90 unlimited coinage Of
silver.
10 is almost two years until the next
election and some sixteen months until
nomination time. When IL comes round
the people will know a good deal more
about the silver question than they do
now aud will be better able 10 Judge Of
the wisdom. or lack Of 10. of Mr. CLEvE-
LANDS position. However that may
bee. this is certain tie stands up man
fully and tells what he is and what he
is not IL may either make him or
break him. he cares not. How differ
eut, aud all % his credit, is his fearless
declaration as compared 10 the trim
ming policy OF the professional politI-
clan whose stability ou Important ques-
tionS is just - wayering rs the popular
will.
We hear very much just now about
the propriety Of the opinions Of
"a probable presidential candidate
being iu sympathy with his party,
that the man cannot be bigger or
higher THAI his party. etc That is
right as Ear as IL goes, but there are
men who make opinions for their party.
The statesman &, not satisfied 10 follow
the old rut forever lle is seeking TO
ameliorate che condition Of his people,
aud 10 a change iu the policy of his party
vii, bring that about lac fearlessly advo-
Gates e.. There are cardinal principles
OF u party which never change, but
there are minor principles which change
or become extinct, brought about by
conditions not necessary % recite here.
IL is these principles or policies that
the great minds examine and
modify or amplify according 10 the
needs Of the time, ia which they live.
The question Of unlimited coinage of
silver Is one Of them. Reciprocity is
another Mr. BLAINE had the back
bone % take his party by the ear aud
wiring 10 Soundly on thi, very question,
and after "a due amount of denuuciation
by the small fry politicians, he emerged
as Moses. Only he, they think. can
lead them % the promised land.
LII, the strong and courageous minds
that have ideas OF their own which
make opinions for parties: which give
them something To think aud talk
about, and GROVER CLEVELAND evil
IDENTIFY stands at the head Of this cate
CORY.
Mr.. CLEVELAND will grow stronger
instead OF &eaker, on the strength OF
his position on tho silver question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17
sr,II.UxcoNvERrKD.

The hfcilgenccl~ hard run when % is
compelled Co quote a forced sale of shop
worn or unstable goods as proof that
tb. Mckinley bill has not caused a
,,,rked.advancc ia an articles enum-
Grated therein. What is the Mckinley
hin for if not 20 raise prices Have You
mot out of your own mouth said the Ia
crease on tin plate was not enough TO
in.tffv its manufacture ia this coun-
trva II our neighbor will watch his
own news columns little closer lac will
there see the denial OF his silly statement
ON February 9Th, K. e.. DvN'> weekly
rsport reported that prices for the
,,eel, were ..at higher level An
.tber report. BrddStrcCfS', we believe
announced that prices had gone up
some ten per cent This is wholesale
The retail prices have advanced much
hioher since the Mckinley bin went
i,to fleet. Although the advance ON
hin Mate does not go into effect until
next July. manufacturers aud dealers
have anticipated il aud prices have
gone way up.
Ent what is the use of wasting space
,obemonstrate that prices on All arti-
Gle. effected by the Mckinley 0iil are
Thinning upward? Every consumer who
I'M. h.. dollar 20 Invest knows it
,.,,, .,o erience at the counters OF the
.hon ,eepers. The rise in prices is the
main Ionic Of conversation when the
foIl,. return home from their shopping
trips. ...
Neighbor, you had better let '''''
bsr. rest and start another.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17
rnrIAsr oF rnE eENKRALs.

The death OF General SHERMAN ends
the generals OF the army. There were
but four in all ia the history OF the
United States. They were George
Washington, Ulysses ;. Grant VIII
liam Tecumseh sherman aud Philip
Henry sheridan. Since the Father
of our Country's resignation Of that
high gift from Congress until
General GRANTS appointment, there
was mo- such ranking officers. Even the
heroes of the Mexican war did not rise
higher than "a Malor-General. Perhaps
ifit had come later Congress might
have been more generous. as the preln-
dice against comforting so exalted
title seems % have greatly diminished
with the aging of the Republic.
Excepting General WA>WNGroN'
there were some traits in General ShEG-
MANS chaxacter that are to be admired
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Reports of Committee Auditors Collee
tions Of Fines in Circuit Courts.

SprctQl ItteQfuut 70 lHc AegtetrF-
CHARLESTON. w. Va. February 10
In the House to-day the Committee Oh
Railroads reported fayorably House
Bill No. 24O. 10 protect lives and prop
ertv AT railroad crossings over public
highways.
The Committee on Humane lnstltu-
lions and Public Buildings reported adj
versely House Bill No. 2l9, proposing
70 remove the capitol TO Buckhannon.
The Judiciary Committee reported
the bill proposing to extend the cor
porate limits OF Charleston. with an
amendment providing the question to
be submitted 10 a vote Of the qualified
voters of Charleston, and recommend
ing its passage.
Bills, petitions and resolutions were
offered as follows:
BY Mr.. Freer, of Richie, House Bill
No. 90. providing for the reaPportion-
ment of the State.
By Mr.. earle. of Wood, House Joint
Resolution No. %, requesting Senators
and Representatives in Congress TO
favor and urge the passage OF laws pro-
viding for the election Of United States
Senators by direct vote OF the people.
By Mr.. smith, Of Tyler, House Bill
No. $50. To amend the acts concerning
trade marks Of lumber dealers, drift
timber, sc.
BY Mr.. cambridge, of Jefferson,
House Bill No. 955, TO amend the code
concerning the powers and duties OF
councils.
Bv Mr.. Lamon. of Berkeley, the petit
ton of IL. c. Berry aud thirty-nine
others asking the passage OF law i'm
posing a tax on dealers selling AT retail
to consumers.
House Bill No. 135, Aaron Morgan'S
bill providing for prisoners in the county
tails TO work on roads to pay fines was
made the special order tomorrow at II
o'clock.
House Bill No. 70. concerning the in
quest on dead bodies, was ordered TO its
third reading.
House Bill No. 80, regulating the
urinary elections. conventions, &c,
was ordered TO its third reading.
House Bill No. IL, the election bill,
was made the special order for Friday
A. II O'Clock.
House Bill No. "a, the preservation OF
certain useful animals. was committed
70 a special committee.
The Speaker appointed the special
committee to consider the game law as
follows: MesSrS. Welch, Dyer, Sarver,
81. Clair and Austen
A communication was received from
the Auditor showing the total amount
of fines imposed and the total amount
collected by the circuit courts OF the
state. Total amount imposed for the
wear ending September 80, 1890, s2s,-
l63 80. Total collected, S6,0l0.iS-
Ohio county is the only one whose lines
we're an collected, ss,s33. Hancock
,ounty is the only one with no fines AT
al.
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DIED,

ZULAUF-On Sunday afternoon. February
II, 1871. AZ one O'Clock, Mrs. EVA IULAUr, wife
OF the late William Zuauf. aged y years and II
days.
Funeral ON Tuesday afternoon at o clock
from her late residence on Thirty-seyenth street.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
LOGSTON-S Sunday. February - 1891. At
1850 p. m. Mrs NATE LOGSroN, wife OF Charley
LogSton and daughter OF John and Mary Sheets,
aged % years. 6 months aud days.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband,
Twenty fourth and Market streets. Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock Friends Of the family
are invited TO attend Interment at Nj. Wood
cemetery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17

Lot ON y. Huron street, 3Jxl9O feet, with four
month.
4 large tract Of land Just south Of Marshall
county uue tForty-eighth street,
heentire square bounded by Main, Twenty
fourth and TMenty-hfth streets aud Alley H.
gDNI9O feet
No 81 Main street, five rooms, brick, sl,!O.
No II y. Penn street.. u rooms. large yard.
No I9g Zane street, i've rooms, frame sS,UD
No 1921 Eon street. six rooms, brick, 800.
No Virginia street eight rooms. brick. line
location.
10. llO7 McColloch street seven rooms, frame,
3OOO
No. iiai Alley II, six rooms, frame, sl,G,D.
No lOi Fifteenth street five rooms, brick
$3.50 100
No. 1le7 Alley H. i've rooms frame, si60p
Lot 6OxIli feet west side y. Front ST., sl,3lD
Lot 91JXI2J feet ON Fourteenth street, 500
No. y : Huron street sryen rooms fran"
e 200
Northwest corner y Front and Kentucky
streets. six rooms, 50 800.
Ne 2Sl7 Foil street. seven rooms aud store
ROOM Sf.COJ
No. 2Il7 aud PIG Main street, brick lot 4ixla
feet. S9,COO.
Lots on S luth Huron street, a0xl2O feet, SOD
Lots on South Penn street. 3OAlOO feet, $40
Lots on South Elm street, 3JXlOO feet 500
Lots on North Wabash street 2SNllO feet, siDJ
No 1910 Byron street. six rooms, brick s2,SO
RlNEHART & TATUM.
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Attention Capital.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dwelling Houses at Public Sale

TIME FOLLOWING DESIRABLE DWELL
ING HOUSES will be- offered at publc
ale at the fl.nt door Of the Court House ol
Ohio county on Saturday, February @lst' 1871
At 10 o'clock q. NJ, viz:
Firsi--One double frame two story tan r""i
dwelling house, containing four rooms each
situated at Nos ~ and vi Twenty sixth street.
Rents for - ~ each per month.
Second-Onr three roourd fran" cottage TN
roof. situated at No. .tDs Alley +. Rents Tor
~ ~ per month";
and attic, dwelling house, situated az Nos. sbpi
and 2G0j Wood street. arranged for four ienants'
three rooms each. Now renting for CDOJ per
month IN all.
ated AT the corner OF Twenty-siNth and Wood
streets on lots Nos. and =. CaliwelIs add
ton.
Fourth-Lots Nos IL and "A. on east side Of
Main street on which is erected two separate
rows Of brick dwelling houses, Nos $50 TO 2)lO,
containing six dwellings to each row, arranged
for sixteen tenants in all, now renting Tor
II GOD per year. This property Is very substan-
TALLY built with extra heavy stone foundations
and brick division walls viii be- offered sin
civ and rs "A whole TO the highest bidder. The
property will pay from y TO II per cent as an
investment.
Fifth-That large two-story and basement
brick, tin rooted, boarding house aud store
known as the Eckhlrt property. now owned by
the Standard Building Association, aud must
be- sold to close its affairs.
TERMS-Half cash: balance in one aud two
years, with interest; notes secured by deed oi
trust on the property.
Now please examine all Of the above and l"ok
out for bargains.
For further information and terms apply 10
JAMES \. HENRY, Agent, or
fege&dra j. C. lIERVEY, Auctioneer.
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RlNEHART & TATUM.
No 1914 Market Street
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.

Holders of Bonds Of Ohio County, ". Va,
for $1,000, bearing a.. per cent Interest are
hereby notified that bonds numbered x. A. ~,
80, -. 30, 100. IOe. 10l, 12i. i25, 1874. 1873,
IIG, i;s, 11G. 1871, 1888. 100. 100, 1913 and
sIe have been drawn, and will be paid at the
Bank Of Wheeling on the FIRST day Of March,
1891 after which date interest on said bonds
will cease. FRANK CRUISE
President Board Of Commissioners, County Of
Ohio fci5ra
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Howis YourB/o0d?

had malignant breaking ont on my
leg below the knee, and was cured sound
aud well with two and a half bottles OF
S. s. 5. Other blood medicines had fail
ed TO do me any good.
WILL c. beatty, Yorkville, 5. {.
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Saturday, the 18th Day of March
a. ID. 1881.

beginning 80 10 o'clock a. M the follow
scribed property. that is To say, r'r.lIl
NJ parcel of land IN the First wafduf tlr ..
Wheeling W. Va, lying and being immrlI.'..l
north Of tlr property Of the cstat" ui Dat.t co..
,lru deceased. west of Main street lni ..
Fourth street, formerly called Elus
aui east Of the Ohio river. being INr
same property conveyed a. Walter o. hn
trustee. hy John J Jones. tru-t'e. lf i..t i.
the 18th DAY Of August, 4. ID. 1879 Hnl
record in the Clerk Office Of 90" tDHn
of Ohio county. West Virginia. iu ..t.
Ne -. on pages l3l and 49, and Do. It
same pi, 80 Of property that WAS r.t'r.
William l.. Hearn and Ihoma. -
tees. 10 said West Virginia China '.M.
deed bearing date the 18th day OF N.li
ID. 1855 and Of record IN the said .r'
Of said County Court 81 Ohio count. N
Book No NJ. ON page -. I wil. li
time aud place sell all the marriurfI
aud moulds Of The said West AIrI.
Company at the work ol -Hli i.fNI
atel upon the above described pruIrf'.
The parcel of land described ilntt
about two acres mud one hIii oft l.I.
upon II q large aud complete l.''.f.
which b. practically new. having Doom
ton less Than two years
TERMS OF SALE one ihlrl OFF 'it
none, or %. mu ia more u- thr NNr'
elect 10 pay, cash be- hand 600 ih' lI'
"a. rrs ilur IA Two equal in-ttIn'n'-
10 one and two year from ihr lH'
deferred iustalmeuts g. boz secured
faction 81 th. under ign.d 600 foo.
lien on the property soli
JOHN %. Ct LEl. il.O|
friei
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05eiicrol lloticce,
4 ssIGNEE's NOTICE

n
All persons who are indebted '. n.
are requested 90 make payment
signed and those having claim
will present them 40 as .afb d..
The stock Of Boots aud Shoes 10 Nn I''-
street, are nov uu sale. hni thH.' i'
gains will do we'll b. call ani
goods. J. n Hl..'
iai3h
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So WEE made thoroughfare for freedom aud her
train,
main.
Treason led before u>. for resistance was IN
vain.
While ", were marching through GEORGIA.
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Tor Gale.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Pottery Works in Wheeling " Va
gor Gale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by West Virginia China Company tn DOB. -
trustee bearing date the 2lth day D' Ian...
A D. 1859 aud recorded iu thr ti'r. ofIr
the County Court ~ ohio county. Nf-f
ginia. in Decd of Trust Book $50. ~. .n p.a..
I.93.4.5 aud O. viii proceed Co.. .rli nt pr
sale. az thr front door ol lh' Court ll"HH
said county. 900 no" city of Wheeling We
rInIu IN
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1iru Advertisements.
DEWARD.

reward ~ s25 % will he paid by the under
signed, within ten days. for the return OF Ger.
tsin valuable papers, consisting of notes and
mortgages. which We're taken from safe on
Wednesday night. February :. 1891, at Bridge
port. Ohio No questions will be asked.
frlOevdo GEO. c MCKEE
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REGISTER Ar THE CAPITAL.

The DAILY REGISTER Is constantly on
sale az the Runner Hotel News stand.
Charleston. and Richardson Bros. Capitol
street.
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mbreliu9 4ealatrr
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO..
PUBLISHERS AND PROFNEroRs
JAS. 3. TANEY. General Manager


\ III IUUI| II TlII = u " T1IITNI
80 Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
81 cents per inch.
EE-CoREEsPoNDENoE CONTRASTING INFORMANT
srws SOLICITED rioN EVERY PART OF rHE sCR-
SOUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communication Will not De returned
unless accompanied by Sufficient postage.
Stamps of the denomination % TWO cents ana
less accepted Tor amounts less than one dollar
he REGISTER, sI'sbraoiag ~ ssUsrai editions.
- entered ~ ne Posfonee is Wheeling, w. Va.
40 second class matter.
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The Throat

The rhroat.-"Browa's Bronchial 7roohes''
40, 5ir.ctls on the organs Of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect IN all disorders OF
the throat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17

Sh.rman's da,hing Yankee boy, will never
reach the coast;
boast.
Had The, not forgot, alas, to reckon with 'he
host
While We Wrr, marching through Georgia.
lnMII-
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1irp Advertisements.
Wedding Gifts!
Latest Novelties!

We have just opened ioo new pieces OF STIR
LING SILVER. also a full new line Of ROY Al
WORCESTER, DOULTON and other FINE
PORCELAIN in new shapes and decorations
Just the thing you want for wedding presents
T. G. DILLON & co.
fell 1928 Market Street.
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Tmr RtCI~rEE expects 20 hear of
West Virginia'> two lady Columbian EN-
position Commissioners capturing the
Legislature within the ueNt week. The
assault will be first upon the House.
After It's captulatiou Che irrcsi>tabi'
cononerors will advance upon the SEN
ate. Thi, is ,trJgetic move. The
raw recruit, in ,he House. although
legion. will ,peedily succumb. Their
courage aud discipline is nix, and they
will fan am easy prey 20 the fierce on
>laught, of the fair enemy; but che foxy
old stagers iu the Senate. many of whom
having gone through several sicgcs. will
require energetic and protracted pom
bardmcnt OF their defenSes before sur
rendering. However. We are sure that
commissioners LYNou aud JACKSON will
get there eventually.
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Ne~. and there were Union men who wepi with
When they saw the honored flag they had not
seen for Years;
Hardl, could they bee restrained from breaking
forth IN cheer.
While We were marching through Georgia
Chorus
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If You Are Not Acquainted
EWING BROS.
- EXEMPTION OF

Drop in to see them when IN Wheeling. ih"y
will show You nice goods at low prices.
f.11 IYlh Markell ST.. ODD McLnre H0uss.
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MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA.
The stirring Song That Celebrates One oil
Sherman's achievements.

The stirring Song That Celebrates One al
Sherman's Achievements.
There are few songs more frequently
sung and played than that which cele-
brates General sherman great march To
the sea. Its tune is everywhere tamil
lar. These are lis words
Bring the GOOD old bugle, boys well sing Al
another song a.
sing il with spirit that will start the world
sing itas we used Go sing it, fifty thousand
strong.
While W. we're marching through Georgia.
CnoEUs;
Uurrah hurrah, we bring the jubilee.
Hurrah' hurrah' the flag that makes YOU Tree
So ~. S.uu the chorus from Atlanta 10 IN" sra'
While We were marching through Georgia.
How the darkies shouted when they head the
joyful sound.
How ih. turkeys gobbled which our commIs'
sary found.
How the sweet potatoes even started from the
ground.
While NJ were marching through Georgia.
CHORt~
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Tury now call 10 ''roErEG'- bogus
census" That's what 10 is, too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17

Quay has entered general denial,
bui how i~ that going % dispel the
charges and specifications.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17

De- Tina weather remains mild q big
river TO- certJiu-altOgether too big for
rnmlnrf.