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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
IT WAS WEARING ON HIM.
what Ne ilad ~ Underrn WIN - Night
MINIMIZING nRhN.


The lord of tho manor slept, although
the huhv had the rhoic aud was IN me-
wisc dlspnsed "a suffer IN silence,
"Wnh -oop--oo--wah walled the
Infant
Distrnrtcd NJ the child's distress the
mother rushed wildly to the cradle,
"llush.a.hy, hush-n.hy," coood shr,
"Ur ar siSs-poo, snorcd tho
lord nf the manor,
The woman made ten quick lnps
AROUND the room, danced the suffering
baby vigorously aud performed n great
variety Ut exhaustive antics, popularity
supposed to makc young children Tor.
get their troubles,
"Whoop, yelled the little one
"llush.a.hy. baby, on the tree"
|ir-rsrhn+ siss poo"
The lord 81 the manor slept
unc by one the sands ~ thine flowed
through the hour.glass Minutes grew
into hours Just rs the rising sun was
colorinu the eastern horizon with q
delicate glow the baby fell asleep.
with a suiile ~ tender radiance the
mother placed her darling In the cradle.
aud, hnprlntihg soft kiss upon Its
brow. turned 10 her couch.
The lord uf the manor stirred aud
opcnedbhis eyes.
Can 7 help you, MnriaT' he feebly
asked with II ynwn.
The wife and mother sighed
mo, John" she YEARLY rrluinod.
They slept
II shouldn't hc surprised -"
II was the lord of the manor talking
Co friend nest day.
"lf looked mighty hnRgard This
being up nights"
he pnspcd prndiRiously
with the baby In mighty wearing on
"a man"
The lord ~ the manor looked decided
| ly dissatisfied with life Detroit Trib-
| uup.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
A Mao of I.ndurance.

Cosgruyc / don't thinh much OF your
friend Robinson.
Powers whats the matter with
him.
n read him un original poem last
nigh, ~ twenty.four verse, aud ho
walked OF without saying wort"
"llc ia oc r,ninly n wonderful man."
"Iluw wunderfulr'
"'fhat hn didn't say something toynn
before he walked away lie must have
wonderful power of self-rcsiraint"--
Texas slftlnVs
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

Referring to the Ch1utnuquh Circle
an eminent divine who uppo~rd " Mt TIA
inception romnrlss "if the man who
mnkcs two blades ~ grass grow whore
ono grow before u n public hcnrfhotor
what ahrll Wc sny 81 him who IS able
to put two good honlW ln hnnh Tint
held one before The thnu,nuqun CIR
tlr has circulated an average uf 1000
sets ~ books every year In fourteen
Years lp. 900 snts IT books would repre-
sent $50 0lo volumes prr nnnum. Tia
something tn have put one rood book
into the hands ~ rrndcr, It's moro
tn have t,ut . .on1. 900 gool honhs IN tho
hnnds ~ the people And ihls Ia some
thing which nobody cnn gninsay the
Chnutauqun circle has accomplished.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
No,,,lnw Ia a.,

Relative lie has taken poison.
Physician I've n stomach pump hero
aud I'm take the stuff out ~ him
Reporter lentcrlnRl--I hear some one
here hRa taken poison ! woulh like IA
write mp the matter
Physician -"Oh, Jou cant write any
thing ON the matter-ihe subject In cx.
hnuated Pharmaceutical Era.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
An n,,.,rycr ou The o,hrr aldo ~ Tho

An observer ou the other slde ~ tho
water nnda himself Impressed 10y tho
prominence given tn the spectacular
under monarrhicnl institutions. The
influencing ~ masses through the eyes
and the srnses u an artl aud though q
suryivnl ~ the period when reading was
tho accomplishment ~ tho few, and nm
nppcnl to tho imagination rather than
,o the intellect. the spcctaculhr IL n
powcrful agent In conserving respect
Tor law aud religion.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21
A Hard study.

Uncle John So YOU hnvr been pro-
NOTED Ia higher grader suppose
you'll have somc hard utudlea neat
year.
Nephew. Yca air Well have gcol.
ogy That's all about rocks --uood
News
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21

Notwithstanding the tendency ~
the people 90 mass together In cities,
aud the consequent overcruwdlnR ~
the tcnemeni.house population, re-
marks "a religious weelty, u Il salts.
faction to learn from the eleventh cen.
aus that the number ~ dwelling houses
has Increased faster than the popula.
tlon. Ia 1870 the average was five per.
sons for every hpuss, while VA 1890 II
was only four aud halt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

The habit Of obedience Id children.
though often discussed Is Of far more
Importance than most parents realize
OhriD1>ly- the home b happier ana
there = I<@s danger Of wayward and
r5ciozs acts when prompt acquie<ence
In parental demands j. exaeted- But
the sn.s~rIrinr principles which govern
The outmarf act are Of fir more cDnse-
ar<nrse than these external results
-hirh SECURE the ease 81 parent and
child Dz<cbetiencr beget= mental un-
-sti1~&s Obedience i orderly in its
nzru-e anf has its root In respect for
established forms of government The
rf-fzen whose voice = always FOR the
rirhr. who-e ideas Of truth and justice
are clear and unwaverinx. j. almost in
~zriahIv man who learned obesiience
IN ehTIlh0od The by who obevs hi
garments i more likely 60 yield himself
- Christ ami % Divine requirements
shnn is the careless unroverned child
Our saviour Himself was required =
harm 0b<,fi<nce. The mother who per
<i>r< In exaetinx Obedience prompt ans
urqraIisesf rho persevercs ia struggie'
\ with childish persistence and ignorance
1 = fuI6IIin- nokle mission in laying
k fouustaticn@ for future good % ~sciet,
a. we'll A. 10 the individual - Detroi
\ Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

cnard bore > good crop q cherries
while other growers in the valley uho
had no bees found their crops entire q
partial failures This year ie4l,
Mes~-S- Ba<Sford had some sixfr-fre
hives Of bees in their orchard and NJ.
II. A. Bassford writes % the Enfoznol-
oSist. Our crop MAS good this season
ana re attribute Il 20 the bees And
he adds further Since re have been
keeping bees our cherry crop has been
much larger than formerly. whii~ those
orchards nearest "a Eve miles from
here. where no bees are kept have PRO
duced but light crops
In conclusion we may say that n The
cuts We give the worker bee alone
causes the fertilization u blccn- The
queen Is the mother bee. the drcse me
male. and the workers are the neuters
who gather honey from flowers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23
plc-PEN POINTERS.

n rou are fond n picked pigs feet
better see that the feet are mot picked
in unmentionabie filth while growing
Clean out the pens
Hoes are ~ al ages more nearly
cash commodity than any other stock
rpnn che farm. Ther rnn md buyers
4, any time. from she day they ARE ~
tered until they are ready for me
pork barrel
Ar~osr All the refuse a the garden
nav lie probably transferred p the
pir sen. Pea wines small Irlsh and
sweet potatoes. soft heads ~ cabbage
ana refuse leaves. may All help toward
de economical produeticn q pork
Is no other branch q stock rrorinr
can man start 50 well. with - little
capital. a. in raising hogs They null
tipiv 50 rapidly and mature . early
that = good drove can De quickly buils
up from small! beginning. -Colnzns
Raral World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23
~ SELECTING A NURSE.


truth and Good Mature should ~ the
Qualifications
A mother should never forget that.
although she is the guardian Of the
ph-sical and moral health Of her child.
her nurse also must necessarily have
great influence over il in both Of these
particulars and that while she may be
constantly with her children the maid
lives with them entirely Day and
night she is their companion and care
takcr and must therefore have more OF
less 70 do with the formation Of their
characters This Is not a pleasant
Thought. hut owing 70 the conditions Of
our modern civilization IL is one that
must be faced, and yet how
few there are who give this
matter serious attention and
choose nurse with due regard too quail
i6cations For very young children :
happy. cheerful disposition Is almost
Indispensable. a. such disposition has
the most beneficial effect both on the
character and health Al the child An
eminent writer on the training Of chill
dren says that ssan active. cheerful.
good humored nurse. BY regular anec-
tomato attendance BY endeavcring 70
prevent all unnecessary suffering and
By quickly comprchcnding the Ian
guage Of signs in her little charge. will
make cross child good-humorcd- while
careless. negligent or stupid woman
will injure the temper Of m angel"
Health and cleanliness arc also prime
essentials in nurse. and IL i unqucs.
tionably true that an old person hav-
ing charge Of young child Is injuri'
ous 20 the latter Any one who has
any natural defect. too. should not be a
nurse. or even . very ugly person o.
one VINO has an unpleasant expression
The voice j. very easily inflated. and
IN this country particularly. whers
voices are apt in spite Of the crcates'
culture, % BE- nasal and rasping. par
ents can not be too careful In choosing
plcasant-voiced nurse. Above all
- ron value your childrcn-s future rec
utudc. let truth Be- paramount in ths
nursery. No amount Of n ftcr training
can eradicate dcccitful habits learned
- extreme youth Carlessness in thiI
respect enRcnders moral indiffcrencl
shat j almost insurmountable- ~ y
Trxbuna
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23
81 LOUIS EN- FETE.
rhs Exposition Opened Add
rt0nal Attractions Announced.


81. L0rr& Sept THE exposition
sp<ned this evening in the presence d
IN euorInpus crowd and its Ninth an
nu1I <easpn WAS inaururated in most
oPporrun~ and SueresSful manner II
wiII ronrinue open until October ed,
and so1r rir1e@ daily GiIm0re's magnif-
ie<ns band ~ one hundred pieces will
give il conesr-~ The band IS even
ssron<er than expected and the pro
g-anm< Includes an immense number
81 new and irresistible Attractive tunes.
Sp<eiaL nights are reserved for Irish.
<coseh- German and American music,
while two days viii Be devoted 70
qrafro-rnsenniaI exercises. On o.
toh<r 1<s th- Travellers Protective -
sxiar5on viii take charge Of ths build
ing and one q the largest parades Of
travelling men ever seem viii take place.
The LLnminations continue toprove :
glori0uS <1cce<s and : never-faiLing
<0urre os enterrainneut - the crowds
whi<h thrun< the streets every evening.
An illustration IS given Of The mammoth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

<onrre not satisfied they'll refund the
m0neys Why not do the same when
ycu buy medicine
Dr. Piertesz Golden Medical Discovery
= sid on thar plan- Its the only eEood-
purifzer 20 certain and effective that -
-zn be g.1r1nfssd 20 benefit Or cure. -
every case, Or y0u have your Doney
ourk-
Irx not like IL ordinary spring nedI-
-incs o. <1rxapariIIa<- All the year round
Z rIeanz<< buiId< %. and invigorares the
uxr<m- II you're bilious rundown. Or
| 5vspeprir. o. have any blood-tatnr NTH
\ ~ can equal L - remedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

When sailing master wishes 70
buy oyster - the ports % the Chesa-
peake h. runs up % the masthead an
oyster basket. and presently has plenty
offered ~ The vessels side. Down n
Chincoteagnc iSlane tie basket AZ the
masthead i sometimes accompanied by
: flag of eoneentric squares Of different
colors. During the closed season foz
oysters the basket and flag indicate
that the master wishes 70 buy clans.
The chineoteague clam digger works
during the greater part Of the year. and
> very spry man in a spot where clans
ARE thick can tread ont a great many
hundred in a day. Clans fetch from q
20 $50 per 1000 Al chincoteague, which
seems great deal for the money wher
one thinks Of clam chowder 1T fash
ionable restaurant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23


-cc<Tee Cake: One pint Of Hour. one
egg. two iabl'. roons ~ sugar. two sear
spoons ~ iakars powder stir with cold
water into stiff batter Rake AZ
tcng. fiat tin. and before Putting 4 into
the oven pour over u heaping table
spoon ~ butter one = hall spoons 81
sugar and little ground cinnamon
BAKE i'm brisk ovrn- but watch care
fully. Break instead q cutting u
needs 10 60 on the table NOT -hoston
Budget
beef Tea: Choose lean and juicy
piece Of beef about four inches thick and
the size Of your hand; boil y three
minutes over very hot Goals. lay i IN
bowl sprinkle with salt and pour over
il three gills Of boiling 10; water: then
cut into small pieces n y iie> IN the
water cover y Close and iet u stand
where Il will keep h"t- but not boil u
Is 1T for use ~ hall an hour. and, as i
Is very nonrishing' but little must be
given the patient q one time-S- !.
Herai1-
"A Plain steam Pudding; Take one
seaeu 5luI s'.l $3.50. 1870 s,' s,:Pr
fnl soda well de<oived before adding 70
s-.,a- ~ ~. n ~ 1870 ~, "a ,c.'
s~w.-..nnfuls aour I n;nrb ~ ii,
81 ,s,,,s 81 ,,,rs', >f;x ~ n.
s:'.s 49, ,;ch, .,..sore .55;n-- ~.
- ~ A. rr-.s,.,,~ ,hsr -,,,,~
..',- ,.s,,s~..a ,,e,,r., .,j s,..,. ~.
- ~h.,f ho,rs r,+ ~. w;th
- - s,~.e,ene5 cre,r %, ~.
Ill r,n~,.~
lemon ,u~,ar"' i'sa' ny e.HS ~
serving ine Nn''ss 81 ."'f VIII one
cupinl n sugar On. nn.',~.r' - y
Hour one 3 ,'''Sl,''o''i NJ n ~ VT rau
three enp,n'~ =. ny NIX a''i rne
gra'eo r'nn ann 'he Jn'rs ~ vne 'a'Se
lemon A'S ~ "r'' any pour 'n'', cns'
taru sup~ f'aee '''s''.' n = P.n 2. va
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

OF the plants used in manufacturing the
pleasant remedy. Syrup Of Figs. has .
permanently beneficial elect on the human
system. while rte cheap vegetable extracts
,,nd ~ neral solutions. usually sold as medi-
cines. are permanently injurious Being
well-informeh. you VIII use the true remedy
only Manufactured by the California Zig
syrup Co
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

Young-old men. thin. nervous, peeyish
should take Hostetter's stomach bitters
and strengthen their puny frames, fresher
Up their faded appeiites. tranquf!lise theli
tremulous nervca We live too fast, that's
the fact. and impair vitality early: The
best tonic is the Bltters- which may be re
lied upon ~ cure dyspepsia liver ant
kidney disorders and rheumatism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

ribution u
the pollen u tine
hiose omS To
seSt the mzsfer
they ri Z ed
therefore Sic v
eral hives Of
bees IN their or
chard in 1sae-
The result WAS
striking for the
Il assford or
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

If you could cut sections out Of the
side Of soap bubbles. and then had
some delicate contrivance with which
you could handle the pieces, you would
find that il would take $4,000. 900 films
laid one upon the other 70 make . pile
one inch in height
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

Fruit growers
first rclente a
when cloSe OH
serration an q
{ xper ] N { n Z
s h o y Z a IN At
wasps hit open
tender fruits
birds peckr1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

known a ID . n g
fruit growers
aud bee keepers.
and additional
evi 4 = nee &C
cumulate~ A
case illustrating
very clearly the
value Of bees in
an orchard has
wrprrr1r cnru =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

globe ~ the co<n>r OF Broadway and
Olive srrxe-- No picture can convey an
assenurte biea Of the extraordinary nz-
-ure 20 this attraction The globe re-
vnlv~S 90 it, AXIS. ant i STUDIED with
rpwarf ~ 5000 electric lights and
rIob<<- rhe~e marking cut the outlines
a the enurfnents and oceans with geo
graphical accuracy and dazzling
<z,lrnlo- whseh must be seen 70 be ap'
preriar<i
All Tie railroads running toSt Louis
and their name ) legion. are making
excx ptIonaIIy low rates . the city and
tn cpporrunIty 20 visit great metro
poIiran center AMI % enjoy magnif
cent carnival ! one that il would b
foolish % lynurA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

THE American Brewing Co. Of st Louis
~ b. O. Bohemian BOTTLED Beer II the
best Your grocer should have 1t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

"HAs Nantalius very deep voicer'
ssvery. Why. when that Ian sings Il
hurts MS corns- lid Bits
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

T.. A. Room. Toledo. Ohio. says: "Hall's
Cafarrh Cure cured my wife OF catarrh
fifteen years aro and she has had no return
Off. It's sure cure Sold ~ Druggists
-Jc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

A crRE for nearly all the common ills
what. doctors, Pshaw' Take beecham
Pills. For sale By all druggists . cents
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

ID O


when ym buy
shoes or cloth
fngs Don't
you 60 70 tlse
place On you
can find 10
where they tell
you tIszt you
mar war the
articles out,
and then Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

THE tramp prefers ''Ioaf'' sugar in biz
coffee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-23

FrKsr CHICAGO GrRr.-"Mrs Slumlxins 1.
awid0w. - she. notf' Second Chicago Cir
Only temporarily Harvard Lam
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
In AIenOrinn,
DED-On the morning Of April q, 1892, Mrs
Virginia X. Comerford. wife OF Harry d. Com
erford, aged % years, 6 months and Is days.
Ero,u ,bS era fto, Te1dsr

DrED-On the morning Of April q, 1892, Mrs
Virginia X. Comerford. wife OF Harry ID. Com
erford, aged % years, months and Is days.
From ne Grafton Leader.
The announcement of the death Of this esti-
mable ahd noble lady was received in deep Sor-
row by the many bereayed friends who are
numbered by the score In this community and
neighboring sections. The short hut iatal Ill
ness which removed her from our midst called
forth constant and anxious inquiry on every
hand when il was reported that life WAS de-
SPARED OF, showing the esteem In which she
was held among all classes but now that deep
solicitude and concern have been turned iuto
genuine sorrow since death has closed so lovely
and beautiful a life. Reluctant hands per-
formed the last sad services to the dead; fearful
eyes and broken hearts saw mortal view shut
out forever as the last sad rites were performed.
Her mortal life is closed but her influence aud
example live on. still accOmpis hing good In n
thousand directions and ways, unmessured by
man but known and recognized by God.
The deceased was n daughter OF the late DR..
A. s Warder Sr., and was born in Pruntytown.
October O. 1854 where she spent her girlhoo1
DAYS In early womanhood she came 10 live In
the midst Of the p-oyle OF this community. wher'
ner father removed for the pGrpoSe OF practlcl NJ
nis profession. BY noble bearing, open and art
less ways, she at once gained that popularity AND
esteem which is attained but by few in any com
munity. Early uniting with the NJ. 7. Church.
she was an earnest and most active church
worker, taking the lead in all works OF Chris
tan charity and the doing Of good deeds. She
was united in marriage to Harry ID. Comerford
June L. 1889, who survives. sadly bereaved b.
the great loss sustained in her death.
The funeral services were held IN the M. =.
Church thursday afternoon, conducted by the
pastor. Rev. J. A Barnes. The interment was
had in Bluemont cemetery, attended by large
and sympathetic concOurse OF people and sor-
rowing friends Besides tue bereayed husband
sorrowing sister Mrs. NJ. II. Dent, and two
brothers, Drs John and Abe Warder, are left 70
mourn her loss aud ever cherish the memory OF
a loving aud devoted sister.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
A.. =. G. commerford. have returned

Mrs II. G. Commerford. have returned
nome pmsss.,rR-D. B. Taylor and ]. H. Moore,
=, parlersbuq; M. L. Wells, OF Wells
Snra. w skinner, of Sistersville; John
Jones. Of Lewis County; F. H. Markey, OF
West Union.
Hon. B. L. Butcher and family, of Bev-
erlev. spent Monday night in town. fhey
were on their way home from visit TO
frieods in Falrmont- MIR. Butcher con-
templates locating in the thriving town OF
Tsirmont in the near characterization
Leader.
q A. Flaccus, the catsup manufacturer,
ia mack from q six weeks business trip TO
California. He reports the far West fine
country to look at, with dead loads OF III
vigorating atmosphere. But after that is
said ali is said, and as for him, he prefers
the Ohio Valley all the year round.
Henry Frohme. VINO has for several
wears been an efficient officer on the police
force has purchased the saloon formerly
owned by John Cruise, No. 212S Main
street. and will hereafter conduct the bust
mes SAT- that stand Henry has many warm
friends who will wish him well in his new
undertaking.
Mr.. Will Castleman left last evening tor
New York. where he will join the Spencer
Onera Company, which will spend two
weeks in rehearsals. He has just recover
cd from a weeks illness, but will bein good
shane 10 ioin the company, which will open
in St. Louis May 10th, for run Of twelve
weeks. Mr.. Castleman will take the lead
ing baritone roles, there being six operas IN
the repertoire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.


Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.
Part OF the Janauscbek company IS al
the Windsor.
WNpsoR-H. S. White. Of Bolton
W. Berry, OF Sistersyille.
Howard Hszlett, of Wheeling, was a
Washington visitor to-day.-JOurHdl.
Councilman Charles Klein, OF the First
ward. is confined TO his bed with the grip.
Mrs. Mary Hartman and Miss Lena Hart,
of the Eighth ward, are Visiting friends in
Noble county, o.
5. w, Booher has resigned his position al
Bremes & Mabis', and will engage in bust
ness at MoundsviIle.
VIM. H. Woodward, Of Birmingham,
Ala, formerly Of this city. registered at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Ed. Armbrecht, OF South Jacob street,
has returned from Philadelphia, where he
Graduated at medical college,
Mr.. r. H. Brubaugh, the well-known
sixteenth street barber, is able 10 be at his
post again, after an illness OF nine weeks.
Messrs. C. H. Smith aud Char les F. Gil
hgan, lately with NJ. Reilly, have accepted
positions as travelling men for Hubbard *
Paul
Mrs. DR.. Howes. nee Miss Ada Murine,
formerly of the Island, now Of Brainerd,
MINI, is a guest of Miss Virginia Coen, on
the Island.
Can't. Charles Muhleman and sister, Of
Hannibal. o., leave about May 10th for a
European trip, which will exten d through
out the summer.
McI.URK.-J. w. Gallaber, il, aud ].
d Burley and wife, of Monndsville; Ed.
I. Booking. Of Charleston; Wm. G. Wor-
lev. of Kingwood; G. H. Duncan, Of Came
ron.
Mrs. Jas. Commerford and daughter Miss
Fiia.- OF South Chdpline street, who have
heen in Grafton attending the funeral Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
| the Ohio.

news OF the Boats anu nodtncn 1AAo"e
the Ohio.
The Iron Queen passed down for Cincin-
matt Yesterday with good trip.
The keystone State for Pittsburg and
the Congo for Cincinnati are the packets
scheduled for to-day.
Chief Clerk Robert Kerr OF the Iron
Queen had his neat Office adorned with DO
quets Of violets and other early flowers
that party of young folks gathered Tor
him on Blennerhasset Island. the historic
little spot in the Ohio below Parkersburg.
The Queen landed there on her trip up.
An old riverman is authority Tor the
statement that there has never been one
cents worth of loss reported by any steam
boat from the first bridge built across the
Ohio If that were true Of all the bridges
that have followed it would mean hun
dreds Of dollars in the pockets OF boat
owners.
The Iron Queen recently made the run
from Cincinnati to New Richmond, dis
TANGO about 81 miles, in an hour and fifty
nine minutes This was done, as we learn
from Capt. Phillips, without any abort 70
make fast run.
The marks on the landing at midnight
showed feet 9 inches Of water in the chan
mel and falling.