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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
SMITH & DICKINSON,
1923 MARKET STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust made BY Ba-bara
HelI Mary Bellinger, Louisa Helt. Elizabeth
Hslt an Josephine helt, Of the city OF Wheel
dated December 10Th, 1890, and recorded la tie
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, w. Va, IN deed Of trust book No. g.
page l23. I will sell at public auction, At he
north front door Of tho Court House OF SAID
county. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 23D DAY OF JANU.
AIRY, lS9j
at 10 o'clock q. m. the following
described real estate situated in the city.
county ana state Aforesaid, that is TO say: The
south half OF lot numbered fifty four go, STU
atei and fronting on the west side OF Locust
street, between Twenty-siIth and Twenty
seventh streets, in Joseph Csldwelfs addition
20 the SAID city OF Wheeling, on which Ia si1u
ated frame dwelling containing four rooms
Terms OF S2le-Cash.
JApES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
c. A. ScHAFFER x Co, Agents. de25ei
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WAY BE ACTED.
Justice shirls Explains ais Position in the
Lambert Case.

Lambert case.
WASHINGTON, January Sin speak
ing to-day of his action IN the Lambert
case. Justice Shiras said: Il did not in
terfere with the State court in granting
T,ambert's counsel the provisional writ
of error, which operated as stay OF
execution. In the haste with which
the original application for a writ OF
babeas corpus was urged, 10 record was
rrads in Judge DallaS's court Without
tbis record could not Interfere, al
tbough in criminal cases the defendant
is entltled 20 the writ Of error, which Is
,,erelv formal proceeding. When
hert's counsel called upon me last
-rtgbt there was no time to send him
b.ck 10 Judge Dallas's Court His client
Syonld meanwhile have been hanged.
rberefore Issued 70 him writ Of
srror contingent upon the completion
~ the record In the court did not
Iate into consideration the merits OF
Torbert's case, which was net before
"a merely made il possible Tor the
.an5smned man to avail himself Of such
,Svsotage. As. had the proceedings been
.sgnlar he would have been clearly en-
tltled 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04

MANY stubborn and aggravating
cases OF rheumatism that were believed
to be incurable and accepted as life
legacies, have yielded to Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, much to the surprise and
qualification Of the sufferers. One
application will relive the pain and suf-
feriug and its continued uss insures an
etfectual cnre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04

begins life auspiciously. He has walked up
in one of our superb beds. Father Time
has left him to shift for himself and the
world looks strange and new to him for the
minute, but he'll get along very nicely with
such luxurious surroundings. It's just the
bed room suite for 1895; it was picked
from our display, the largest and finest,
containing all the latest styles, and every
suite a special value. There can't be much
insomnia this year when such irresistible
charms for sleep are provided. There's a
charm, too, about our parlor suites and
odd pieces, and double distilled charm
about our prices,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
Dssth from AsPhyxis'ion

RosroN. January 3.-Raphael Mare
80 =, wears cid. was found dead 10 bed,
and RaphaelO Mareno' his COUSIN COUSIN ana n,
Rapbaelo Sireno, Sr., and RaphaeIo 81
80 fr were found unconscious In
,Se rooms to-day from inhsling il!um'n-
80 ~ gss which bad escaped from a
80 main in the tenement house, go
18Th STRAIT
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80 N,rrInIa ro,tal AaaLr..

S-eriCl 90 ne RsJi'ts-.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January a.
Postmasters appointed: Phillip Sim
nous. Eureka, Peasants county, vice
Marion Cochran. removed; Fetterman,
Taylor county, J. H. Warden, vice L.
McConkey, removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
FOR SALE.

House Of rooms and hail. in splendid
order. 3lst street, g 600.
Two lots with large stable, Peninsula add.
ton TO last Wheeling, cheap.
Eouse u III rooms, brick, large lot. roi
street. Centre Wheeling. Cheap IN easy term.
House OF rooms, brick 23d street, s2jjL
house OF rooms, brick, Maia street
Fifth ward. - go.
street, Beyedere, very easy terms. $3.50.
House rooms 9th St. lot XjXlO0 feet q 10
House 4 rooms, 18th st, easy terms, 80
Splendid building site for dwelling, Eod =.
Fifth ward, 81 100.
Double house, 10 rooms, Coal street Elu.
ward: large lot. Easy terms. slOJl
House, rooms, MGrAet street between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Easy termssA.V.
House rooms, corner lot, 2iih sife'l
House, 3 rooms, Charles street, easy terms
500. ....
House, rooms and hall with large lot lisl
street. Easy terms. $500
House, rooms and hall, I'D St, t3.5Ol ...
House, 10 rooms, with large lot, 10Th 81. ~ ~"
House, double, rooms each. lith st, 1O1
House, rooms Jacob ST.. sixth ward ai0"
HouSe, b rooms, 18th street SL'zJl ,.-..,
House, rooms. Jac0n street. N'-.'
House, 5 rooms and hall lot lOOIl7} Pi'k
View, sl,S0O s-..,
House rooms, new. hard "o'l -1'''
Woods street, Filth ward, s., 10 d..
Splennd house, rooms Lind s.ie'-
yedere. 81, 450. ,...-..,.rgu
House. rooms. North Market street -. 5lI
House OF o rooms, Eod street ''."s -'.
ana 23d streets. with 4.roomaI house 10 '''
rear, large lot $3.50. go,
House of 6 rooms. 23d street :l,j)1 c.-..,
House OF rooms, ChaPine aI1t'
Wheeling, $3.50. ...... s5,D
House OF s rooms, Woods street h''
Wheeling, 81, 400. 80 ,,.c,rio,5 so!
Lind streets. y.,...tf... .,,as,
House Of rooms and hall, Chaplns '.s''
Centre Wheeling, 81 3D. 80, en-, lem
$3.50. $40. $500, $50, s,OD sl'I 4HD '-''
TO loan on city real estate
NESgfTT G. DEVlNE'
1873 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
a rn.lIr DweIIIng Bnrned.

Spp1NeFrEID. o., January S-Ihe
-.s,dencs of p. z. Mast, millionaire
,'onnfacturer. burned this morpins,
NE Interior was destroyed. Loss
Shont SEQ. 600. Insured Tor S5u'U0O 20, on
,Dil6ipg and $4,000 on contents. me
S 3u Is supposed 10 be Of ineepdisry
psigin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
SAVED BY SHIRAS.
MURDERER LAMBERT GRANTED AYOTSER
STAY OF EXECUTION.

When Informed Of Els Good Fortuna TIE Cor
dsnasi Nan Fsll to the Floo, il a Fain;-Bis
Mother Overcome By The Gaoi News and Eel
Uncoascous-Ths Peculiar Ground Ga Which
the Rsprsvs was Secured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
Ut ELLA rHE REI.L

"a dose Of VT Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Sick Headache, Dizziness, Constipation, In
digestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of the liver. stomach and bowels are
promptly and permanently cured
Glen Eastop Marshall Co, ". "a.
r. V. Pierce. N. D., Buffalo, y. y;
Dear sir Two years ago / was pale and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
FOR SALE

Feur.roomed cottage at SO North York stree,
large lot. desirable property, Tor 81, 40.
Business property in central part OF city th-,
will pay handsome incom. as an investment
tour-reomed house, 1916 McColloch street
for S90J
Eightroom brick. with good stable, on Mar.
ket street. between Eighth and N.nth; splendid
location; low price.
Eight-roomsd house. with three-roomed teRe-
ment house in rear; full lot. 5OXl20. IN good BE-.
pair. for S. 800. The LOT is worth $1,000 witho-,
any improvements omit; will payss Investment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04
FOR SALE.

l. The sale OF that valuable farm known as
tho George Sawteli farm has been adjourned
until Saturday. the 18th day Of January. 1896,
sale to begin at 10 o'clock n. m, at the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia. The land may be divided and sold
in two separate tracts, or as a whole, rs the
parties in interest may eject on day OF sale.
Should it be sold in separate tracts It will be di-
vded rs follows: All OF the lAndlying west OF
the Cherry Hill road, supposed TO be about
seventy.tive acres, in one tract, and the balance
OF the farm lying ca u Of said Cherry Hill road.
supposed TO be about one hundred ara eighty
one acres, In the other tract.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, or as much
more as the purchaser may elect TO pay, on day
OF sale aud the remainder in two equal annual
payments with interest lien 10 be retained on
land to secure the deferred PAYMENTS.
j. T.. SAWTELL.
J. Z. HOOTON.
l. q HERyEY Auctloueer de3lra
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FOR SALE
PUBLIC SALE
ISLAND LOTS |

On the 18th day OF January. 1895, will offer
for sale at public auction, in front Of the Court
House. in the city OF Wheeling. commencing at
IL a. m. two lots situated on Wabash street,
between Virginia and Delaware streets.
Terms Of SGle-One-third In hand on day Of
sale, bslaace In one and two equal nnual pay
ments, with Interest. secured by a deed OF trust
on the lots
WIN. W. CABELL,
Per A. MOORE. JR.,
S.o-aAdi Trustae.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No aS1teenth street. s roon b,f,t
~ iooo Chapline street, fine rs,} ,'cA'
south broadway. fine rasit-elce
10 fourteenth stree, nm r-si1ce
1vo Zsns street. LELAND, fine se - enc'
80, 30 mac lots on South Broadwtv iIssii'nesac,
Tu pu,Iding lots in Pleasant Wilma
me oohn w. acLurs Homsst.
reduced figure iO streets' a, a
diana streSt; rooms; moserp. w. ~ la'
cheap. Gnu street;
No. go N. Wabash street ILapd
feet. Ao' 5J1l.l
Nos. 2216 and 22Is harko. .trs..
double brick dwelling, property OF room - a
No. ~ n. Wabash street, island. % '. ..1
frame dwelling OF rooms: water OF b,,l
Ne. 2S2I Eof street, 2-story frame 5v.n
Ing of6 rooms; hall lot, Ne. So No. Y. 9iyl@
feet. JAW
No. 52s main street, 2-story brick dw,ui,,
Of IA rooms. -'''''ls
frame house on hcColloch street Tor s,,,
MONEY TO LOAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04

RINEAART & TATUN
lily EanE kniIAinr lnnrl, y. Z. ~ Z -

~@NJ 1~-N DN''NAAS WYNN NJ y, ltleph0us
TRUSTEES SALE BY VTP
Il tue OF deed OF trust made bv S,,,,.,
Jennings and wife TO me- as Trustee 49,
April 10Th, 1892, and recorded In the o1frS.,
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio cam,
West Virginia, book No 81, page 81. vii II,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1895 ~, H.
o'clock =. NJ, sell at Public Auction. ~.
North Front Door Of the Court House Of "a
County, the West sixteen Q6l feet or fb.r.
abouts Of the East one-baIf OF lotngmbs,,l
sixty-eight t03, IN that part OF tle Cits -
Wheeink known ms the Fourth Wcr.. f-.r,
Ing on the South side Of Eighteenth street ,sl
running with equal width. from E.rbts.r-I
Street South wardly, 10 the North line m
Chisnell's property. together with toe ,vo
story brick h0use thereon. being The ,.r.
property conveyed TO said samuel Iennln,, h,
Guy X. {. Allen, Special Commissions. by
deed dated April Goth. 1872. and recorded x
the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Cont NJ
OHIO County. West Virginia
Terms OF Sale-One-third OF tb. purch.s.
money and so much more as the purchase,
may elect cash on the day OF sale, and tho r....
due In two equal insia 'lmeuts PAYABLE 70.
spectlvely In one and two years from me DIV
OF sale, VITA interest from that day The a..
ferred installmentS TO be secured BY deed o,
trust and insurance.
de29i GEO. J. MATHISON, Trustee
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

w ~ SELL on EASY TERMS OR I'd -
from ,h 10. CITY property good farm tire. "a a., De
ney-at.Lsw W Enquire Of T. S. Riley. A I,.,
ing, W. Va. p''Ne street, Whss.
Cnecs al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04

emaciated. food fer
rlcnted IN my stomach.
a physician proDounc-
ed my CaSe "Catarrh OF
the stomach. but be
could not help me. l
lived q month without
solid food and when l
tried 20 eat I would
vOmit. At this time /
began taking Doctor
pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's, and in two weeks
I was decidedly better.
I am now in good
health, and never felt
haffnr IN nv life. I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-04

Hts aNsFE'E'I.'-E- IIlIII III ny nv 7
have = better color, eat more, and have no
distress after eatiDg-haviug gained thirteen
flolluas SINCE I bean taking them.
Yours truly, MARY ANGUISH.
The Plan Of Selling Medicines Through Dealers,
ON TRIAL, ES Y ES E2 % -
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FOR RENT.

TIOR RENT-FURNISHED OR Unfurnished
IL rooms: also large front room suitable Tor
doctor,s office. Inquire OF lll6 Market St. ja3s
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-05-28
II. L. Sterenson,s PRAYER.

The British Weekly publishes the
text OF prayer, composed by the late
Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist.
This pray er, it appears, was read aloud
to Mr.. Stevcncon's family on the night
before his death at Samoa in Deem
Der last. The prayer is as follows:
eve beseech Thee, O Lord, to be-
hold us with favor. Folk of MANY
families md Nations ale gathered to-
gether in the peace of this roof. Weak
men and women subsisting under the
cover of Thy patience. Be patient
still. Suffer us yet while longer,
with our broken purposes of good,
with our idle endeavor5 against evil
suffer us while longer to endure and,
If it may be, help us to do better.
Bless to us our extra mercies, and if
the day comes when these must be
taken, have us play the man under
affection.
"Be with our friends. Be with our
selves. Go with each of us to rest,
and il any awake temper to them the
dark hours OF watching, aud when the
day returns to us our sun and com
forter, call us with morning faces and
morning hearts. eager to labor, eager
to be happy, if happiness shall be our
portion, aud if the day be marked to
sorrow, strong to endure it.
eve thank Thee, and praise Thee,
and in the words of Him to whom
this day is sacred, close our oblation. &"
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A Horse That Eats Pic.

Leonard Jacobs, pie peddler, has
one OF the most remarkable horses in
connecticut, says the Baltimore Amer
lcan. Others towns have boosted of
horses that chew tobacco and chew
gum, but Jacobs's horse will eat pie.
The horse is twenty-three years old.
Jacobs's pies come from New Haven,
packed in cases, and in transportation
some of them get broken and cannot
be sold. One day Jacobs threw n
broken pie on the ground near the
horses head. The animal smelled il,
touched it with his tongue, Tapped it
mp and ate it with relish. Then
Jacobs began TO feed pies to the horse.
The horse soon got to like them, and
would even refuse oats when pie was
to be had. The habit has grown on
him, until now, when Jacobs SAYS
''pio" to him, the horse will turn his
head and wink expectantly.
He has a decided preference for
mince pies, and the more raisins and
currants and cider there are the bet.
ter he is pleased. Apple pie is not a
great favoritc with him. Most bakers
put grated nutmeg into the apple pie,
and that doesn't seem to agree with
the equine taste. Pumpkin pie he
likes, and cranberry tarts are an es-
pecial delight. Peach, apricot, berry
and prunc pies are acceptable, but
unless the prunes are stoned he will
not touch prune pie after the first
bite. The horse is fat, click and
youthful in his movements, and
Jacobs expects TO keep him on the pie
cart until he is lorg past the age when
most horses are turned out to grass
for the rest of their days, or are carted
to the horse cemetery by the side Of
the murky waters of the Naugatuck
River.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-05-28
The Man in the Cask.

Here is n story of n colonel who was
much addicted to travelling, and who
once reached home when the house
was full of his sons guests and stayed
to dinner One of the company, q
notorious drawer of the long bow, told
story of his being off the Cape Of
Good Hope, in an Indiaman, when a
floating object was discovered which
proved to be cask, whereon man
was seated clinging to small staff III
the bunghole.
Come on board?" retorted the
ocean waif when nailed. "No, thank
you. I'm very comfortable here.
I'm bound for the Cape. Can | take
letters there for you? Don't bother
about me. I'm all right. -
Then, amid the silence which fol.
lowed this incredible warn, Colonel
G. arose and gravely addressed
the narrator:
Sir" he said, "for years / have
been trying to find any one belonging
to that ship to return thanks for The
great courtesy shown TO me on that
occasion. At last / am enabled TO do
so, sir-I was the man on the cask. -
Tit Bits.
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Art OF Raising the Wind.

A new departure in the sublime art
of raising the wind has been made by
an old lady of Liverpool, who was
supplied with cork leg Mt the ex.
pense of the ratepayers. Finding her.
self short of money she pledged so
worth of cork leg for one dollar-a
ridiculously small sum, considering
the value of the security, which was
admittedly in excellent condition. OF
course the risks of the transaction
from the pawnbroker's point of view
must not be lost sight OF, for he could
not count-in spite of tue China
Japanese war-upon n rise in cork
legs should the mortgageor fail to re.
deem the pledge He might have
been eventually compelled to cut j.
up into corks for bottles. But he was
relieved of all anxiety upon the sub
iect when the Guardians, who had
purchased the surgical appliance,
found that their one legged inmate
could not answer the workhouse roll
call, and Mt the urgent entreaties OF
the lady members of the board they
redeemed the leg. And then 1t was
solemnly resolved that henceforth all
their cork and wooden legs should
bear the stamp of the union, and that
n warning to that effect should be is
sued to the pawnbrokers OF the dis
trict, so that it will no longer be
possible for penurious paupcrs to OBJ
tain advances upon that class of Sc
curity.-Pall Mall Gazette.
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Japan Has a Pulling Language

The Japanese language has some
features which puzzle beginners in its
use. In English, when one has learned
the name for rice that ends il. Not
so in japan. Begin with cooked rice,
meshi. When eaten by child il is
called mama. III speaking TO another
person of eating rice you call it gozen.
As n merchant sells it, uncooked, it is
kome, and as it grows in the field it is
inc. So a carpenter foot, or shsku,
is about twelve inches, but a tailor's
is fifteen. a kin or pound of beef is
fourteen ounces, of flour, twenty-one (;
of sugar, over thirty. The ri, or
mile, varies in different provinces,
and on the Fuiiyama ascent half a ri
is marked a ri, because it's so much
harder work going up hill Troy
Times
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-05-28
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Men become like what they think.
Composure is the highest result OF
power.
Be patient with everyone, but above
all with yourself.
One good action outweighs score
of lofty resolutions.
Lingering with temptation is like
tampering with dynamite.
Might is seldom right, but power
often makes wrong prevail.
Exactness in little duties is won
ierful source of cheerfulress.
Cupid doesn't fatten on q steady
diet of corn beef and cabbage.
There is probably not town in the
world that suits the people in it.
Swear words are awful, but some.
times they result in mighty big bluff.
Before doing wrong, pad yourself
Tor the kicking that is sure to follow.
III you do not want to be tempted,
keep your thoughts from all that is
evil.
There are times in every mans life
when he would be justified Ill going
crazy.
Never picture myself to myself un-
der any circumstances in which thou
art not.
Much that is dcnominated fun in
life's heyday is condemned as folly in
old age.
Young man, don't be content to fol.
low the procession. Make every effort
to lead it.
If you do not pay the fiddler, he
will go around and talk about you,
which is worse.
Strive to realize the state of inward
happiness, independent of circum-
stances. -The South West.
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PITH AND POINT.

The breezes of Wall street are not
tempered to the shorn lamb.
OF two evils, we choose the lesser
when the greater has fewer attrac-
tions. Puck.
When man is in love he sometimes
gets his symptoms mixed up with that
tired feeling. -Atchison Globe.
Miss Wanterno --"Can you write rs
well after good, heavy dinner?' Mr.
Inkleigh (sadly)-"I really don't
know. Life.
Mamma, see how cold that poor
chestnut man looks! Do give me five
cents so that he can earn something"
--Fliegende BlGetter.
Hoax q am going to take cornet-
lessons from Prof. Blowhard. Joax
-"Going TO take him for your tooter,
eh?" Philadelphia Record.
'In the last church far did the
young ladies take part?' Mr.. Slim
purse-"Great Scott, no; they took
all. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Grocer-"You seem to be living on
canned goods lately" Mr. Newwed
SADLY Eyes; my wife's mother is
away. New York Weekly.
Her brow twas like the snowdrift,
Har throat twas like the swan;
But it took II mint OF money
For the powder she put on.
Chicago Intcr-Ocean.
Women are thoughtful When they
go to see relatives in another town
who are very sick, they always take
black dress with them. -Atchison
Globe.
Politeness costs man great deal
more than it costs woman. With
the former it often means dollar and
with the latter smile. -Atchison
Globe.
"And now" said the barber, who
had inherited n fortune, "and now 1
can eat onions in the morning when.
ever / darn want to. "-Indianapolis
journal.
She when / told mamma that we
we're engaged she wouldn't believe it. "
He -"Wby not?" She-''5he said
sue must see the ring first. Brook
Ign Life.
Customer with HANDFUL of worn
currency)--"rhese greenbacks are
tough Cashier II beg your par
don, they are legal tender. Detroit
Free Press.
He became social favoritc in
The little western town.
Until he turned his trousers up
And then they turned him down.
Indianapolis journal.
First Dog-"What is that row down
the nisle?" Second That's one
of Mulford's pups. He won his first
prize yesterday and his head has
swelled 50 they can't get his collar
OF. Chicago Mail.
First Lawyer-"Do you believe
that n man should always tell the
truth?" Second Lawyer (hesitntingly)
"Well-theres no doubt that he
should, whenever he can make any
thing by it. "--Somerville Journal.
The bride invites, ON nuptial tribute bent.
All her old friends and those acquired but
newly;
And cares motif their presence they present,
50 long rs they present their presents
daily.
Puck
Mr.. Sharpp eff there were no wo.
men, the men would have nothing to
laugh at" Mrs. Sharpp-"If there
were no women, the men wouldn't
want anything to laugh at They
would not feel like laughing. New
York Weekly.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-05-28
A Famons Elm Ont Down

At last the famous old elm which for
n century and n quarter stood on
Someryille avenue, ut the corner Of
Central street. Somerville, has been
cut down. Tho tree was on the line
of march when tho British forces re-.
treated from Lexington. 1t bore a
placard which furnished the informa.
ton that the tree was planted in III
by Thomas Rand The exact year is
not known. The erection of build.
ing on the land near the tree, which
stood in tho middle of the sidewalk
directly in front of the building, made
1T necessary TO remove it. There was
much opposition, and it was only after
much deliberation by the city govern
meut that the order for the removal
of the tree was passed Many souve-
mir hunters have carried of pieces OF
the. tree. Boston Transcript
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