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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
NEsBITT & DEVINE,
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Catherine Burleys, Administrator W. J. l.
hurley and others, and J. h. Luksns Bro.
vs. j. l.. Burley. and others. In the cifcut
Court OF Oaio county West Virginia
By virtue OF the authority vested In me BY
decree entered In the above mentioned cause,
consolidated, on the 81 day Of June, 1873. viii
sell at public auction st the front door on TIE
Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY JULY S 1888.
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. M. toe following
described real estate that Is 70 say. A piece or
parcel Of land with the buildings thereon,
which fronts ~ feet, inches on tbs west SIDE
of south Front stre.t. In the city Of wheeling,
and running west with an even width 10 q ~.
ioot alley. being part Of lot lain G. L.ZAns ad.
ditlon 10 the CT y OF Wheeling. Also strip OF
ground " feet in width and ~ feet inches
deep. lyiug north and adjoining the nofth
line Of said lot No IA, together with All The
rights and Interests IN and 20 the partition
wall on the south side OF said part OF lot no.
le, intended 10 be conveyed to CsthArins bst,
lev by deed made by william Campbell and
wife. on the let day OF november. 1913 and re-
corded In the Office OF the clerk Of the county
court OF said OHIO county, In deed book Oh
page 2si $50, a.. ....
money. or so much thereof 90 The purchaser
may eject % pay, la CASH .nd w. iss'ous ia
with In crest from the day OF sale. and ths
legal title 70 b. retained As security Tor the de-
ferred payments. toxve
W. HALLER, Special commissionsf.
Auctionser.
thereby certify that the sboye-named sps1
isi commissioner has gwen bond a9d 90 csrJ
A. feouired BIZ law and the said deere.
tia clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
Third Attempt In a Week.

DENNIsoN, TEX, June 26.-Another at
tempt was made 10 hold up the Missouri
Kansas and Texas passenger train No. 3,
at Stringtown, L. T., last night. this being
three attempts during the last week, all of
which were unsuccessful. Suspicious par
ties were seen lurking ia that vicinity dur
ing the day. The fact was reported and
No. 3 given orders not 10 stop at String
town under the circumstances. The gang
was in waiting one hundred yards south Of
the depot and seeing the train rush by fred
twenty shots at il. Several shots took
effect in the smoker and chair car, but no
one was injured. The train was guarded
by ten men, who got OF some distance be-
lOwA returned TO the depot and arrested
several negroes. The opinion prevails that
the gang is after the Indian money which
IS expected here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

LONDON, June 26.-It has been definitely
decided that Rear Admiral Albert H. Mark
ham, who wes second in command to Vice
Admiral Sir George Tyron at the accident
OF Tripoli that caused the loss OF the Vic
toria, the flagship of the British Mediter-
ranean squadron, will be tried by court
martial that will sit at Portsmouth. This
court viii be presided over by Ad-
miral, the Earl of Clanwiliam, COM
mander in chief at Portsmouth, whose
son. Lord Guilford. was nag lieutenant OF
the Victoria. Rear Admiral Markham's
flagship is the Trafalgar, but the advices
received here show that his flag had been
transferred to the Csperdown. and that he
was in charge Of the maneuvres OF the
feet at the time the collision occurred.
The telegram of sympathy sent by Presi.
dent Cleveland, through Secretary OF
State Gresham and United States Amoas-
sador Bayard, to Queen Victoria was Tor
warded 10 Her Majesty Immediately upon
its receipt. The Queen in reply has In
formed Ambassador Bayard that she was
deeply touched by the message OF the
President OF the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
AFFAIRS IN HAWAII.


spreckIes Avowedly Fighting the Govern
ment-The Ex-Ousen's Advisor Goes
Back to Washington.
HONOLULU, June 10, per steamer
China. via. San Francisco, June 26.-As
each successive steamer from San Fran
cisco arrived at Honolulu bringing no
news that Hawairs affairs will soon be
settled by the United States, the diSap-
pointment that permeates annexation
lists and royaiists alike becomes keener.
Both parties are anxious TO have the
vital question of stable government de-
cided as soon as possible. The long
strain is beginning 10 tell on both busi-
ness and society. Merchants are COM
planning OF dull times, but are hanging
on hopefully, while for the first time In
Honolulu social lines are beginning TO
be drawn. In this small community
politics heretofore have never inter-
fered with social life.
The anticipated arrests OF alleged
dynLtnite conspratOrs have not yet
BEN made, and IL may be that the gov
eminent has found its evidence not so
yeomplese as at first thought. Claus
Z SDreckels has won the first skirmlSh
against the Star, the anGeXationiSt
organ. Walter q. Smith, of the paper,
has been held for trial TO answer a
charge Of criminal libel. Mr.. Smith was
released on bail, but is letting Spreckels
alone. Spreckels is now avowedly on
the war path against the provisional
government, and though he has as yet
made no new move, diSQuieting rumors
are being circulated as to his Intentions
OF pinching business men who are I'M
fortunate enough TO be under financial
obligation TO himi The adviSability OF
taking away froh Spreckels's Oceanic
Dnsnship Com amy the mail subsidy Of
e sredSdellars per month, and
3g Il TO the Canadian Pacific or Pa
Mail, is still being considered by
gOvernment.
Eul Newman, the ex-Queen's advis-
er, returned from the United States a
few days after the publication Of the
power of Attorney given him when he
went to Washington TO fight annexa-
ton, and says there never has been any
secret as TO the contents Of the docu-
ment. He Is still opposed TO annexation,
and thinks that protectorate with
whatever form of government majOri-
ty Of the people vote for is the best for
Hawaii.
The annexationists are making great
capital out Of what they consider the
evidence OF the ex-Queen's weakness
and selfishness. Thousands Of copies Of
the power Of attorney, printed in the
Hawaiian language, have been circnla-
ted among natives on all Islands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
aow They LEAEssD HEB srcsEl
Two sharp-Eyed Girls Use Their Tact e
Good Advantage.


Good Advantage.
"I believe that Hilda is engaged" re-
marked the girl with the ruffies on her
skirt.
"Why, did she positively deny ftp"
oueried the girl with the grass-green
gloves.
didn't ask her; notice, though.
that she thinks every man that looks at
her is In love with her."
80! Well, you may be right. l have
noticed that there is always bunch OF
roses in her window nowadays"
Eyes, and she has begun to speak OF
Arthur as Mr.. Smythe.'
"Come to think of 1t, she does. he
was there when / ran In 10 borrow her
new skirt pattern the other day; could
see that she had been crying"
"Yes? / wonder why man alwys
looks so supremely foolish when he is
first engaged-he always has kind OF
an apologetic air."
"Perhaps he means to apologize to
the other girls for not having asked
them 6rs:," suggested the girl with the
grass-green gloves.
"Maybe. l notice that no one really
takes any interest in an engaged man,
except, perhaps, the florist, It's differ
ent with a girl, though"
isn't it. The fact that she Is taken
seems to add to mans interest. Now,
there was Julia-you remember julia?
Yes, plain little thing dressed In
black. The men went wild over her. p"
Didn't they? add all because she
gave out that her heart was buried In
the grave OF the man she was engaged
to-"
"I remember; the girls used to call
her the 'brevet widow.
Ibid you ever have widow for a
chaperon?" suddenly asked the girl with
the ruffles on her skirt.
mo; why do 20 ask?"
Because, / have, and 1t is ever so
much nicer. 1t saves you lots OF mis-
takes, and besides, she has no husband
to confide in, so your little tricks are
not in danger Of being repeated to the
other men before you have perfected
them"
The girl with the grass green gloves
rubbed her nose thoughtfully: Il be-
lieve you are right" she said. II once
had perfectly lovely Irritation spoiled
Just because my chaperon's husband
told the man that / blondined my hair
every Friday morning"
How perfectly horrid And you had
told him?"
That golden hair was hereditary in
my family, and that always spent Fri
day morning in the kitchen learning to
cook"
'What shame! Look! Here comes
Hida, and Arthur is with her."
Il see, and they seem to be quarrel
ing desperately. Yes. they are un-
doubtedly engaged. Chicago Tribune.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Oh
Valuable Ohio County Farm,

Nv virtue OF a deed OF trust made b. Willisn
] Warden and Louisa A Wa den, bis vile, 70
me AZ trustee. dated on the 18th day Of hossm'
bsr ls.5 and recorded In the oHice of the Clsrs
OF the Count Court Of Ohio county. hest VIZ
ginis. IN deed OF trust book No. "A. psg ~
will sell At public Ion, on the premises .,
TUESDAY. JUNE I'm. La
commanding a. 10 o'cl1ck m. AL that part ei
the tract OF land situate on the uatsrs OF Peter
run. In kicbiand disifIet, Ia Ohio county. wee
Virginia Known ~ tue warden iAfnn, shloh ~
bounded as follows: Bsginnisr a. sb.ks
toe line WIN. N. Nichols cofnsr 80 Isabel nsf'
den. thence y. 81 degrees W. % 7cig poles
two Inns themes y. g degrees w. 40 poles u
a beech: themes ~. 10 degrees w, IN poiss 70
stone in the road; thence OK dsgrses ". ~
pole. 10 . stone la the road. thence ;. 81 ~ ar.
srses W. $50 poles 70 stone In the roh1 tlsnct
n sgsx degrees 81 Is poles % . stone a. the f0rkt
Of the road: thence 5. 10 degrees ,, 1,< Doles y
a suraf:thsncs 4. degrees h. Ofoiss 70 shia
ca. thence g. 45degrees f. 100 Poles 70 osechf
tLenes :. II degrees r. % poles 70 sstaks; thsncs
N. og1t degrees = " poles 70 staks; tbsncf
X 81. degrees e. "a poles 70 the beginning
cortainlng Isf acr9s, more OF less A.to, "a
Rsginninr AZ 4 store, y. co51 degrees ". 8f
roiss from stone corner Of susan Nichols
md Wm. sjcnols In line Of said 1fst trscs
tbenc. n o0t degrees w. - MID poles 70
stone: thence y. 80 degrees ". rs poles %
uoies 10 4 stone in the road. thence 9. ~ DE-
grsss &. lis poles % tone 10 tbs road; themes
n. lo,x degrees v f43 poles 70 stone In TIE
load; thence 5. z3S dexress = i1f pole, 70 :
rBIes 10 a whlteosk stump In the road; tbsnce
Z 5si degrees r. 1910 poles 70 4 stone ~ the
roud. thence 81 degrees 4 50 poles 70 ths bs.
sinnine. contalning . ssfes. roods and W
pTssns or SALE One third Of the p1rchsss
mcnev ana 90 N uch more ~ the purchaser may
eIect 10 cay. IN cash, and the residue IN two
esnsl an sal ibstsllments. the purchaser CIV
ne his notes With good secnnty TOT re de-
- 40 he intsfess o. the second nDts 10 b
- ennoalIy Ana ths title - BE- et2ine4 uatii
~ - ! nett q ~ pofehsse 1onsI Is full.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
SAVING TIE SPECIAL.
The Depot Master Had Fooled Himself
and Made suggestion.

The Depot Master Had Fooled Himself
and Made a suggestion.
When word came that the train was
four hours late, chunky young man
who had on his store clothes and was
sticking close to big black satchel,
went to the depot master and said
"Gol durn the luck, anyhow. l was
to be married down at Henderson to-
night"
"At what hour?"
"Seven O'clock"
"Girl or widow?"
"a wilder who is with over $1,000.
Can't hire an ingine or sunthln 10 git
me down thar?"
"Why, yes. l might get you down,
perhaps, but it would cost you a smart
sum. Better telegraph and see II
there's any use of your going"
ANY use? Why I'm to be married,
amt y"
you said so, but maybe there's been
slip. You can't always tell about
widows, you know. Better send tele-
gram and ask II everything is all right"
The chunky young man felt insulted
and wanted to raise row, hit finally
cooled off and sent telegram TO a
friend at Henderson,, says the Whining
tou Nelcs. In about three.Quarters Of
an hour he got an answer. l read:
"No use to come. She married the
other fellow this forenoon"
Saved you at least S25, besides your
trouble" said the depot master as the
young mans knees grew weak and he
sat down. ave been engaged to three
different widows, and everyone OF them
threw me down at the last minute.
Thought it would be so when suggest
ed telegram. Take a little OF this
whisky and then go out and sit on
those bags Of guano. You are not NOR
tally wounded, but only mashed as fat
as a pancake"
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IncendIsry Fires at Huntington,

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, June 26.-There
were three fires in this city this after
noon, two Of which were undoubtedly Of
incendiary origin. The barn Of Dan Moss
man, containing a number of horses and
carriages, was by the hardest work saved
from being burned, and 81 six o'clock this
eveing number Of barns, small buildings
and outhouses in the southwestern part Of
town burned, with loss of g, GEO. Chas
Sparks, who has been suspected Of being
thd fire bug was arrested. as q man an.
swering his description was seen leaving
both places Just before an alarm was turned
10. He is q member Of the fire department.
For months this city has lost in the thou
sands by active WORK Of an incendiary.
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A Ministers wife Much Pleased.

Elder 5. S. Beaver, Of McAllisterville,
Juniatta Co., Pa, says his wife is sub
iect to cramps In the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for II,
and was much pleased with the speedy
relief IL afforded. She has since used it
when ever necessary and found that it
never fails. For sale by c. r. Goethe.
w. w. Irwin, w. S. Mccullough, C.
Menkemeller, S. l.. Brice, j. Coleman,
c. Schnepf, w. c. Armbrecht, the
Kurtz, Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., w. E.
Williams. John Kari. A. f. Scheele
and w. II. Williams, Wheeling; Bower
& Co., Bridgeport, o., and Il. T. Pea
body, Benwood, w. Va.
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rhn summer Girl,a snares.

Back ana forth in the sumner shine,
And after The red san sets;
TosnI FRO with webs OF Irvine.
The summer girl spreads her nets.
Here a tennis court ruled in white,
on ground OF velvet green:
Fitting across II. an airy sprite.
She stretches Der dainty screen.
Under the green Of whispering lie YES,
Where the moon beams 2limmer low,
Silent. absorbed, she cits and weaves
The spell Of the hammock's bow.
Pity for Love in the fruitless quest,
And alack OF vain lips curl;
Cruel that on y she traps in jest,
This beautiful summer girl
Chicago Record
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RUN DOWN AT LAST.
A Crooked Randolph County Pension
Attorney Caught Up-He Confesses.
SILL I.I.r.r.a.r, 10 NJ R.oil,ar

Attorney Caught Up-He Confesses.
Spsefas 1slsorasR 10 ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 90
Alfred f. Jordan, local pension at
tcrney and -otary public OF Randolph
county, who has been suspected with
securing pensions by false aflidavits,
dispositions, etc, was arrested by Dep
uty Marshals under the charge OF Cap
tain A. w. R0ome, Of the secret service,
and brought 10 this city yesterday
Jordan was charged with having MED
false affidavits, dispositions, etc, In the
applications of John Summertield, or
Harmon. Randolph county, for a pen
sion. He is also charged with forgery.
The case came up for preliminary
trial before U. ). Commissioner Tave-
ner this morning. John Summerneld,
the pension applicant, testified that
Jordan agreed TO supply all the testi-
mony. afidavitS, papers, etc, az his
own expense for which he charged the
applicant one half the first payment.
Another witness, whose name was at
tached to a deposition, swore he did
not write or sign that paper and had
not seen jordan on the day men,
toned. To another Jordan made
a confession. In fact the proof was
so conclusive that at its termination,
Jordan broke down completely and con-
fessed to all the charges, Of forgery,
false affidavits, dispositions and all. His
excuse was that be was poor man and
was hard up at the time. When asked
if he would give $1,000 bond, he replied
that il was not worth while. He would
20 TO jail and suffer the penalty OF the
court. Other serious charges OF forgery
will probably be brought against Jor-
dan, who. it appears, has been doing a
land Office business in the way OF pen
slons for long time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27
Greatly surpri,ed.

My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with q very severe at
tack OF rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any re-
lief, and as last resort gave Chamb er-
lsin's Pain Balm q trial. To our great
surprise she began TO improve after the
first application, and by using it regu-
larly she was soon able to get up and
attend to her house work. E. 81. John
son, of C. ]. Knutson & Co., Kensipg-
ton, MINI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

stop womans suffering and cure womnn's
ailments It's DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. It's purely vegetable and perfectly
harInleSs-S powerful general, as well as ute
rine, tonic and nervine, imparting vigor and
strength TO the whole system For periodical
pains, weak back, bearing-down sensations,
nervous prostration, and al female COM
plants lisa positive remedy. Il improves
digestion, eIFichess the blood, dispels aches
and pains, melancholy and nervousness,
brings refreshing sleep, and restores health
and stys'agth.l
No other nkdicine for women Is gKcrun-
tssd Is this IS AIf it fans to give satisfaction,
in any cAe, the mQ2F paid for it IS 10
funded. kou bay q for the good ycu set.
q - ns its Cheapest
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a yerr GOOD place to bold Court.

Special IfitOrQm TO ne Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 26.-In the
matter of the Court House middle in Fay
cite county, Governor MacCorkle to day
designated the Presbyterian church build
ing at Fayetteville as the place for nolulng
court and transacting court business until
a new site has been agreed upon oy vote
of the people and the building erected.
Fayetteville and Montgomery are the con-
testants for the county seat.
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A Nesro,s suIclds.

Special TsIS0r1n 10 tAs Re0sHfT.
GAINESVILLE, o., June 26.-Boaz Jack
sou, colored farmer living two miles
south Of here suici5ed this morning by hang
ing himself Domestic difficulties caused
the suicide, having quarreled with his
wife While the latter was in town this
morning Jackson left the corn field where
he was working, procured clothes line
and hung himself in the barn. He expired
in few seconds after being taken down.
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shot aimsolf while Hunting Burrlar..

DENVER, June 29.-Col. sam p. Rose
was awakened at his residence. No.
1434 Evans street, early this morning, and
thinking 1t came from burglars be took his
revolver and started TO investigate. When
about half way down stairs tho revolver
was accidentally discharged, the ball pass
ing through his abdomen and causing death
before physician could reach him. Col.
Rose was one Of the most prominent law
yers in the West.
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FOR SALE.

Cottage No. % Zane street, los 3oxIso feet
81 $50; very cheap.
Brick house aud store room corner LINCOLN
avenue and Second street, 4Etnaville, o.
Six room house, bath room, LAUNDRY, natural
gas, 40xlO0. kirkwood, o.
Lot 45xll0 Zane street.
Lot 30xll2, North Huron street
Fou lots on North Huron street,
One lot on North Wabash street.
One lot ON North Indiana street
One lot on South Front street.
Two lots on North YORK street
One lot, North York street, S3xlD, river view
Four-roomed cottage. Martins Ferry.
One brick house, NO. 81 North Main street.
One mouse and lot, 60x40) North Font street
One house and lot 70xi00. North Front street
Five-roomed house on Erie street
One lot, 40xlO0 Moundsville.
: Four-roomed house on Virginia street.
Eight-roomed house on Virginia street
Seven-roomed house on S. York street. oOKl3
One lot In Robinson's addition, ). BROADWAY.
One-hall loton south Wabash street
Six lots, South YORK street. wv aters addition).
Ono house and lot South BiosdwAS tSI
Luke's chapel.
One hotel and several farms. Sutton, W Va
All OF the above property will be sold very
b cap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
JONES q WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud Collectors, Notaries
Public. 81 Zane Street, Island. ie1eo
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FOR SALE.

House eight rooms, Sixteenth street, In good
condition, 1910
House four rooms aud stable. Twelfth street.
s700.
House seven rooms. Jacob street. Centre
Nheenng. tl 500.
House five rooms, Eon street. Centre Wheel
Ing, cheap. sle o.
lots in McMechen $500 TO $3.50, on easy terms.
Business property, best location, Ia Rtna.
vile, house eight Rooms, storefo m and good
stable on easy terms Good reasons for selling.
House with lull lot Wood street, near Forty.
third street. si,9l0
Twelfth street s425; half cash, balance ON easy
terms.
$3.50
Fine suburban homse miles east OF city q,
moderate price.
lots in Fian. white & Gallagher addition.
60rltO feet $40 each.
lois on Caidwslis run. t2'0 each
Fine farm. i<3 acres, on National road, nine
mics east OF city, on easy terms
House 10 rooms. Fifteenth street. with modern
Improvements.
House 4 rooms, Sixteenth street, 5000
House rooms Twenty.thifd street. 81, 200
House rooms North Market street 1850.
Six lots In good locations In Park View,
cheap
Market street business property at nodsfs,s
price.
Lot on Twenty. ninth street. $500.
One-half lot on AcColloch street. Csatrs
wheeling, 400 -
city, trenting on two railroads
no. 40 .nu 1 90 ~ iVah o. city rshles
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AmerIcon Talent in Germany

BERLIN, June 26.-Harden and Glover
two Americas swiudlers arrested on May
2Sth for theft, robbery, picking pockets
and confidence work, have confessed TO 1ve
big robberies. Articles valued at five
thousand marks, which they stole from
jewellers, have been recovered.
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New Corporation.

SCecidL TELEGRAM 20 me hr0tStsF
CHARLESTON, W. VA, June 26.-The
Secretary of State has issued certificate
of Incorporation 10 the Blacksmith OH ana
Gas Company Of Blacksmith, Monongalia
county. The iucorporators are &. n.
HowlOy, Ira E. Hall and John L. Len
nant, Of Blacksville. w. ID. Brock, A. w.
Moore and Henry Conkiin, OF Brock, Pa,
A. ]. Lindsey and Robert w. Runnell, Of
WaynesbOro, Pa.
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VIII Manage a Hospital.

New HAVEN, CoNS., June 26.-The Rev.
]. w. Vaningen for number Of years as
sistant rector of ST. Paul's church of this
city, has resigned and is to 60 10 Chicago
to assume the SUPPLEMENTARY OF st.
Luke's Hospital in that city.
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The NIerrr-Go-Konnd.

The Merry-GO- Round.
The poets are getting
lntUne:
The world will be fretting
Out soon.
The swallows are swooping,
Our collars r. dropping,
The insects are trooping-
IT'S June.
The young man unbraidins
The moon
Will be Serenading
Gu t. soon;
With gn4ts having playtime
Atnight-what CAV time
And flies in the daytime,
IT'S June.
Wnshinoton 6far
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a glsncc ut the Registers psge9 will
demonstrate Its superiority rs to iocfl and
telegraphlc news. Daily and sund&k de-
liversd 70 any part of TIA city and sur tund-
mr. towns for Is cents y or week ~ :