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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

rkEAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
4 Comptroller Of the Currency, Washington, Jam
uary l.. leSl.-Nh ereas. by satisfactory evidence
presented TO the undersigned. it has bee made to
sipear that '1hefarmers and Mechanics National
Hank OF Georgetown," In the city of GeOrge;own IN
the county OF Washington and District OF Columbia
Las complied with ali the provisions of the act OF
congress to enable national banking associations
10 extend their CORPORATE existence and for other
purposes. approved July -. 49,. Now. Therefore
l. EDWARD ;. Lacey. comptroller OF the currency do
hereby certify that The Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tlonai Bank OF Georgetown." in the city % George
town. in the county of Washington anu District of
Columbia. is authorized 10 have succession for the
Ierod sIelned Ia ats amended articles association
namely until close OF business January H. 1872
IN testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of
of1ce tins 18th day of January, lsSre. lSeal l. s
LACEY. Comptroller OF the Currency. tal:3,gOt
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BERNARD r. GREEN.
Superintendent and FnqIn

A thousand brick weigh Something over
5000 pounds, so that trans, ortation is a large
item OF cost The four local bidders give the
government the benefit of the fact that the
haul 10 a short one for them all and that both
red and arch brick are used
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Please call at q. q. CoRNwELL & Sons. on
posite Wizards Hotel. during this week and
taste Huckin's delicious soups. These cele-
DRAFTED soups will be served hot. feS 9l0l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-12

We INCLUDE You when we say our Craw-
ford hand-seved shoes, which make in all
sizes and widths, on three different shaped
toes, is good enough for anybody.
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De. Warmers Balls and X. and G. corsets
95c.; Monarch shirts, &c; Shawknit hosiery,
Csc; dressmakers' cambria, 414c. BRoDHEAD' :
lith near s. ~
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Rye Whisky, FIVE years old CSC. Of
Port Wine. medicinal use. full qts. soc. Of
Golden Catawba. 75c. gallon. 25c. bottle.
Rock and Rye. home made. Use. bottle.
Early June Pens. lOc. French do, l5c.
Our Family Flour. fine, sl.5o sack.
1t PR WILSON, 934 eth st. NV.
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The Duke and Duchess of Tcck, with Prin-
cess May, have arrived at Osborne House, Isle
OF Wight, on u visit to the queen.
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LADIES 25c. fast-black hose for 15c.; childrcn.s
12>sc. black hose for 7c., and children 26c.
fast-biack hose at l5c. tomorrow. AIR. NArHAx.
SONS, SIS 7th street northwess-AduG
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IMPORTANT TO Book BUYEKa-The largest
and most important collection of books since
the Mcclure library will be sold by Latimer 4
sloan, l4o9 g St, the latter part Of the present
Eolth--Adrt
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The Celebrated 81 Climax Hat sold at IEr-
zENsTEIN's for sli5. lfell-2tl 4S2 eth st. n ".
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CHASE AND WOLF TO GO,
Delegates Elected by the Convention ut the
Academy of Music.

Academy of Music.
The republican convention at the Academy
of Music yesterday did not got to the actual
business for which it was called together until
$50 O'Clock. The committee on resolu-
tons having reported and the report having
been adopted the contention went into the
election of delegates The result was the cleo
ton of Vim. Calvin Chase and Simon Wolf as
delegates H. W. Coffin and A. st. A. Smith were
elected alternates.
The nominating speeches vero rather amir.
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.

Do THEY HURT Your FEEI2 We refer to
your shoes so, try pair of the Crawford
They are always comfortable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-12

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works. 63l-635 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852
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Biiiousness, Constipation. Torpid Liver.
&c, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. 80
doses 25c. Samples free at Druggists Str
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nENIrTs TALLY HO STAGES LEAYE 5II
~ 18th ct. H. W. at 10 am. and y IN. Arlington
SOLDIERS. home and Cabin John Bride. Pare. round
trip, 90 to zoe. Zoo Park andlegaton buildings L,c.
tally
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Choice Burbank Potatoes. One car load
Medium Sized and Smooth Burbauks just re-
ceived Persons desiring fine potatoes please
call. METzGERs FINE GROCERY 4 Z 7th stnwlt-
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The BALANCE of the simpson, assignee. stock,
comprising twelve or fifteen patterns, will DO
sold NJ Latimer 4 Sloan's at 10 q m. tomorrow.
-AGpk
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Our Reinforced Ranks of si.l9 Derbies
make a grand showing Seven more lots of
our 81 and -. 40 stock Hats are now Sl.l9. Our
Clearing Sale Price" Si.l9
Franc 4 SoS, One Price, cor. 9TH and ID.
feS-eo3t
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CONDITION OF The WATER

Temperature and condition Of water at 8
m: Great Falls. Temperature. %; condition
Receiving reservoir. temperature. 26. Con-
cition at north connection. IL: condition at
south connection. 10. distributing reservoir.
temperature IS: condition at infiuent gate
house, ID; condition at efiuent gate house Il.
7.s ana T 7ss pm. 1.5s h @m " a'ii pm
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Drop in and examine the Climax Hat selling
SO rapidly at Sl.i5. II. KEIzsNsSEIS,
fell-2t 49, 7th ST. NV
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Huckin's Celebrated

Bsiley's. $40 7thst, extra 81 Saw, warrante
fel0-9t
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Choice Sugar Cured Old Maryland Hams.
IT. METzoERs FINE GRocERY. Az 7tL ST. n. W.
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:. Heller, 30 9Th st. N. W., il making
specially in Ladies and Chidren's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing. also cures dandruf felO-it-
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Dog Collars engraved: Razors sharpeneS
free; Rodgers Cutlery. WALFoRD's, 477 Pa ave
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Why cough ard annoy the whole audience
when DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup VIII stop IL
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LOCAL MENTION.
1he Menflicr

FORECAST TILL RIGHT p. ". SATURDAY
For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and
virginia, generally fair weather; colder: high
northwesic-ly winds. with gales on the coast
and cold wave; continued cold and fair Sun
day
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None Name Ii bur IN praise
LECTURES.

RLRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
1.53 l4th 81. NV
Free French Lecture on the 18th OF February AT ~
O'Clock by Prof. II. Lutz. Subject I'm Francois en-
Amerique." I.I.I-.T
WALES FAMOUS PITCHER AND FOOT BALL
l. player, Alonzo A. StAgg, will give Illus rated
lecture on the Modern Athlete" SAL UkDAl. FEB
hOAhi i3 lSS2, al : y, IN. IN Gymnasium Hall. \.
NJ L. A. building. l4C9 New York ave n. W. Tickets
at the desk t,;-..
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THE PLATFORM.

The platform adopted
reaffirmed republican
principles and declared
that We inGorse the
administration of Presi-
dent Harrison as one of
the ablest this country
has ever had, its policy
being characterized by
sound craftsmanship,
great prudence, rare sa-
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G ~: withdrew. Mr..
"Hfs election was then
made unanimous. Dele
gates Wolf and Chase
both made speeches of
thanks for the honor
conferred upon them.
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CApoNs.
Are receiving large quantities Of
PHILADELPHIA CAPONS.
The finest that have been this market Price.
3Uc per pound.
PHILADELPHIA SQUADS.
Very large. SO per dozen.
Canvas-back DUCKS,
hed-head Ducks,
IerraYin,
Spring Chicken.
Salmon.
.u, scollops
PALACE MARKET. lU-I Conn. ave. Telephone 435
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- oFrIcEG the RochdaIe Cooperative Society
ScSS6orated), COO Pa ave, February 8,
-. Capital stock. $40 900. Our trade cards
IaIe now ready and can be had on application
70 any one of the officers or directors or at the
oftce-our contracts with merchants have been
renewed with a few exceptons-fUr the years
1892 SO. Membership fee. 81 Renewal cards.
including Soyereigns of Industry. should they
desire to become members, % cents a saving
of to % per cent on cash purchases and a saw
ing Of 25 cents ton on coal Office open from
am. tot pm. A. I. LoSGLEY, President:
j. W. HARsHA. secretary. Directors: j. b.
Carter. John Morrison. J. A. Randall, E L.
Mills, l. G. Wartield, John johnson, j. Z. Nc
Cabe, L. +. Hunt, H. W. Smith, Vim. 5. Ieates,
Burton Macafee, John Finn. j. C. Mcconnell
ASK ANY GENTLEMAN wearing the Crawford
shoe his opinion of it. You will be surprised
l. L..
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Gvenue northwest
orznA GLASSES, IS w H,NyIvx,s 45a Pa av

TIE O.. GsAwroE2suOE is sold at the same
piIee a,e VOID over in all Crawford shoe
s'0res- NO Sealer can sell you this shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-12

Huckin's Celebrated Soups
will be on exhibition at y. W. BURcHEIL's. 1925
street, during this week. These delicious
soups will be served hot Please call and try
them. fes9lO12
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Vur JHNH anu HOChN NUHet, oUC. PCT 10.
Warranted to give satisfaction.
IT. MErZGERs FINE GROCERY. Az 9TH ST. n W.
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Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Celebrated cold I've RerkleNv

Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Celebrated sold Rye Berkley.o
When you are in need OF wines and lidaors,
either as tonic or beverage, be exceed
inSly particular from whom you select 10 pur-
chase these articles from, or else you NAV fall
into sad error and buy them from some ire
sponsible party, and obtain that which is abso-
luteIy poisonous and deleterious to health and
possibly good manners. Good wines and lilo uors
can always be used in moderation which is
beneficial, but when abused it has the contrary
effect. which is not the fault of the wine or
nquor, but the party who abuses the privilege.
" hen you desire choice table wines or some of
that Old Nectar-''the Old Rye Berkley" 60
direct to the reliable Wholesale and retail wine
and liquor establishment of Mr.. JAMES THARr,
at olo L street northwest feS-tf
Pure Old Rye Whisky, 4years old, 75c qt
Old Port Wine, pure grape juice. Soc bottle
Best Sweet Catawba Wine, 25c. large bottle.
Fine Old Spanish Sherry, SOC. per bottle.
IT. METzoER's FINE GROCERY, Az 7th st. nv
None Name Ii but to Praise.
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No 8.
A marvel of lightness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9th St NV
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ARRANGEMENT Or TIE Hun

ARRANGEMENT OF LIE dAIR
The same good taste must BE- exercised in
the matter Of headdress. Do not blindIy
follow the fashion, but arrange the hair in
such manner a. will give the best shape to
the heaa and face. A long neck or face looks
still longer by wearing the hair built IN
high; . broad face looks still broader by
wearing the hair Low on the forehead or neck.
PR1scr.
Foto0ysfs~.
ja2S 18th and n. ave NV
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I'HREI

lHREE
ingredients and three only are used in
CLEvELANp,s
baking powder, and they are named on
every label. You know what You are eating
when you use
Cieveland's baking powder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

The vigorous foreign policy of
this administration SINNERS down
to the unlawful rifing of the treas
ury. Premier Blaine took $4,000
from the state department fund to
indemnify the families ofthe Italian
subjects killed in the New Orleans
riot, in violation of the constitution,
which says that money shall not be
paid for any purpose unless con-
gress first makes an appropriation
therefor. 1t may be recalled that
during the Cleveland administration
subjects of China were killed in a
riot in Montana and the president
sent message TO congress, suggest
ing an Indemnity to the Chinese gov
ernment and the fixing of the
amount and an appropriation there
for by congress. Cleveland follow
ed the constitution; Harrison vio-
Iatcs Portsmouth Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

Reciprocity with the South
American States operates to the adj
vantage of the manufacturers of this
country just as the tariff laws do.
In agricultural products South
America is one of the closest CON-
petitors this country has and there
is no market open by reciprocity
for our surplus products But rec
iprocity does enable our manufac-
turers Of steam engines and farm
machinery and implements to sell
to the South Americans. This is an
injury to our farmers instead of a
benefit as the Introduction of our
improved machinery there only en-
ables them to produce at less cost
and compete in other markets with
our farmers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17
He Was Wise.


There's at least one lawyer in
Detroit who has his doubts about tho
immortality of human affairs, and
he is a serious man with a wife. It
is his custom to put on his Office
door, when he is going out tempo
rariIy, notices somewhat of this
character:
@Gone to lunch; back in half an
honr."
aGono to court back in three
hours"
aGone out to see a man. back in,
ten minutes"
And SO on, as the circumstances
may require, and as he is a prompt
man, callers are generally success
ful in waiting for him.
One day last week a caller found
this on his door:
@Gone shopping with my wife;
back the Lord only knows when. +"
The caller being a married man
himself didn't wait; neither did four
ladies who called in a body, for
they were going shopping them
selves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

There were two colored men talk
ing in loud tones at the other end of
the railway platform. and walked
down to hear what the row was
about. One of them was deacon
in the colored Methodist church in
town and the other a drayman. As
1 drew near the deacon was -four
ishing a paper in his hand and say
ing:
aDar's de fggers right darl Yo'
owes de church 'zactly fo'teen hun
dred dollars pew rent an I'ze bin
sent to see what yo's gwine ter do
about it.
"Fo'teen hundred dollars, ehg''
queried the drayman.
"Yes, sahl Oars de Rggers. all
figgered up by white man. Yo'
hain't dun paid no rent in all yo'
bon days. Does 20 dispute dem
iggers27
"N-no, 1 recken not
"An' is yo' gwine ter settle?"
ssFur how much2
Fur how muchI Why. sab, dc
committee dun sot upon 20 last
night till leben o'clock, an 1t FIN
ally dun concluded not to settle dis
case short o two hull dolIars''
al reckon I'll dun pay it, sid
the drayman as he pulled out tho
money.
eDat's right, sah-dat's right.
Dat proves yo was an honest, up
right man Yo' is now all squar'
wild de church, an if yo' want TO
git up in a front pew an do shoutin'
nobody ha'nt gwine to pint at 20
and say de Lawd had dem fo'teen
hundred dollars all charged up agin
yo' on de gate posts o heaben.
II. Quad.
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Of Paramount importance.

The Register desires to draw the
attention of the Democratic leaders
in every county in the State to the
fact that the Republicans are drill
ing their voters in the new form of
voting under the new ballot law.
They are doing this secretly, or as
quietly as possible, evidently hoping
that the Democrats will overlook
the imperative necessity of so drill
ing Democratic voters.
In Marshall county the other day
trial election was held under the
forms provided in the new law in
which none but Republicans par
ticipated. Now, mark you the re-
suit of it, as follows:
AT the first trial, twenty five per
cent of the votes cast were not cast
in proper form and were liable to
be thrown out.
AT the second trial, fifteen per
cent. of the total vote were still
,ounu 70 DC not properly cas-. ana
'aoie 70 DC thrown out ana not
counseu'
mere Is 1000 ior tne gravest
'n1ugn''
IS Is matter wn'eh snouiu re,
Ge'ye inc immediate attention OF
De"oera.'c leauers In every Young
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

The results of high tariff work
exclusively in the interest of the
manufacturers. The farming class
receive no benefits therefrom either
directly or indirectly. The tax put
upon agricultural products was Of
no practical benefit to the farmers
from the fact that this country has
no competition in farm products.
No appreciabIe quantity of farm
products are imported and would
not be if there were no tax imposed.
Our farmers produce more than our
own people can use and produce
cheaper than can be produced in
any other country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

Huntington Advertiser
The activity among the Republi-
cans in this State should be both a
warning and an example TO the
Democrats. For months they have
been actively at work organizing
their party. The little Chataqua
societies suggested by Boss Daw-
son are being organized. "pro-
lection" literature distributed and
doubtful voters listed. Dawson
himselfis making personal tour of
every county in the State and every
detail of his plans of organization is
being carried out Watchers are
being put over Democratic or doubt
full voters and will be kept there
till the election. Republican papers
are being mailed regularly to such
persons as they hope to interest in
that way. Dawson is personally
looking after the local organization
Of the party in every county in the
State and trying to bring into line
every man in their party and as
many as possible from the other
parties. Surely the Democrats can
not be blind to the fact that the
Republicans are already in the
midst of a hotter campaign than
any they have conducted before for
years, nor can so much work be
done without effect. Thorough
organization and constant, earnest
work will tell in the results and
unless the Democrats see to it that
Dawson's work is counteratcted the
result will be susprising. Demo
Gratis have no time now TO sleep.
They must not permit the feeling
of security to lulI them into indif-
ference. Naturally the State is
Democratic but the effects of fsuperi-
or organization and earnest work are
well known. If the Republicans
go on as they have begun and the
Democrats continue to do nothing
but fight among themselves over
nominations defeat will probably be
their lot. Action is needed by the
Democratic party. The State com
mittee might with good effectemploy
a man or several of them to devote
teir entire time to the work of
organization. 1t would pay. But
if this is not done the local work
ers must take the task upon them
selves. There is no time to lose;
Republicans are working night and
day, six days in Il Q week and Sun
day too, and if something is not
done soon it will be too late. Dem
ocrats, arouse yourselves, look the
situation in the face and see that
something is done.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

II. r. Howard, who was before
the last Democratic State Conyen-
ton, as a candidate for Governor,
and James FL. Coucb, who was be-
fore the same convention for the
nomination for Judge of the su-
preme Court of Appeals, are candi-
dates for prosecuting attorney for
Mason county wayne Ne,cs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17
Grains orGoId.

/ consider that man to be undone
who is insensible to shame.
By the streets Of By-and-by ono
arrives at the House of never.
Services and kindnesses neglected
make friendship suspected.
Christ proved centuries ago that
the sympathetic touch is healing.
Yesterday suggests, tomorrow
promises, but to day accompIishes.
Every duty we omit obscures
some truth we should have known.
Educate men without religion,
and you make them but clever
devils.
If the earth was covered with
flowers all the year round, the bees
would become lazy.
You are not on your way to
heaven, unless you are looking that
way and living that way.
Some peoples lives are like warm
water on hot day. Nice to look
at, but one taste is enough.
Brevity and conciseness are the
parents of covictions. The leaden
bullet is more fatal than when null
tiplied into shot.
We make provisions for this life
as if it were never to have an end,
and for the other life as though it
were never to have a beginning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

Out IN the mountains Of Rock
or'oge county va, a man had been
coon hunting, ana had, after a day s
'ramP'ng through the brush,
captured single coon, says the
Ne" orK Aedyer- he cared
more 'or the sport however 'nan
ne o'o lor Inc game ana enancing
70 meet 'nrse low neaoeu u'en'ns.
"a.,Ses o' 'ne u,s'r,c'-ne proposed
TO 'nem tna1 tne ooy VINO snouio
give inc pest answer 70 q qnesslon
~n'cn ne wou'u propounu snou'o
nave 'ne eoon'
give you TINS compound ques,
s'on' " nat are your poli''es. Anu
why. Why 10 you nolu Una. particular
la,'ns now my ooy' % the near
est VIVA. are you
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

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'o' aiu sae"s .ne sa'ne as .hose
contained IN tue message under
which the Force bill was born.
Even vet. while silent. perhaps
from no,;or ha has ,;ran fom,h -
s;sns IS ,.a,,aa,.aaa
=. repe"'anc
II TINS iail sees the election OF a
Republican President with q Repub-
lican Congress- and a continuation
of Renpbl;can control in tho Senate
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- 70 nos nhoro cer'ain 'nas .ney WIZ
upnolu Protection tnan tney VIII
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

Gen. Watts in letter to some Of
his friends, says he is not a candi-
date for Governor, but if the people
insist and hand the nomination to
him, why, of course he viii run.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-17

Fred BIodget, an expert engrayer,
of Wheeling, engraved the entire
alphabet on the top Of an ordinary
pin head. The letters are gothic,
perfectly formed and easily disting-
Unstable through a magnifying
glass. The work was done in less
than three hours.