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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-21
LETTER LIST.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNCALiED
FOR IN THE POsTOFFiCE AT CAIRO, Ill
FEBRUARY 2lst. 1880

ll"l 't LII Z LtNN hi.hN NlaN'' ~ \ lsl ls.
ron IN THE posroFYlcE AT CAIRO. Ill
FEBRUARY 2lst. 1880.
,.,,r,
-, a.. 49,, Oh,
:, A''cI, Matte A'sNLhuc'' '1p'.' H,' ,''
h'Iy DTanNon' MIS-, bIIh's' run pan pam
o''c"' MaIg'ei baIholIek, Anne, burns
M'|@'e' ,'"rH' EminH' 'oyaH' 'taT 5T,''
ToiTiht!, Aah'c' v".!Hnan' MARY |' n1
luna COINS Mauida ~ DH'Is' ms
C'ho'a, Emma; Dean >. W. DAVIS l. en-
pa' DeN'el' SSiah; El'i, lds' fleiI
CARA Honer' EIi@aoc'h' hcI'e'y' I, f."
iioran' > d. Ivy, O"rolhri JoroGn' Nea-
me- Jones, saIIy' hra'Ny' Laura Morgan
adaIlnei Myers, Ester Nelson Nancy :
Nelson, Jane Nice annie; Phelts' Harriet
Pa.by' Annie roper Jane; Reaves, Mile;
Robertson, Hannah; shannon MaIey,
SaiZ' Hannah; smell, Mary; Trainer Mary
Tuthl!l h. -; Thompon, Amanda;
Thompson, Martina; Thomas, Bel;
Woodbridge Mary; White, Anna Wells,
James; Wagner sallic A. Wheat c. c.;
GENTLEMEN.
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WANTED, Sherman & Co.,, Marshall,
Mich, want an agent in this county ut
once Il, a salary Of 300 per month and
expenses paid. For full particulars ad
dress Qs above
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named Linda Burns who lived on Twenty.
third street near the corner OF Cedar, and
said that Linda Burns informed them
that she was the mother of the child which
had been found ton the commons. They
were notified by Officer Schuckers 10 attend
the inquest at 10 o'clock this morning.
When, in company with the coroner, we at
once set out for Linda Burns house to
learn particulars, A small shanty on
the aforesaid street was pointed
out as her residence, and upon entering We
found rather young looking negro woman
with one child on her lap and three others
jumping about the floor. The room was
less comfortable than the cell in the county
Jail in which the day before we had visited
+. +. Davis A number OF pancS were
broken out Of the only window which adj
mitted light to the room, and their places
filled with rags and the cracks which adj
iH'''0" ''O WIN" WY '"'"''O"' N'i" '"'~
Inc furniture III the room was composed OIL
a stove, three chairs and bcdstcad, which
was filled with dirty rags, The coroner
made himself thoroughly at home before
saying Woiu' Whon the following CONVEX
sation enSued
C1roner-how many children nave you
LIMA hNrhS-fouf
Clio" many years nave you INeo IN
Caro-;
L. b'--l nave lYed mere three years
N'-N mere olo you i've oe.o'e you came
10 ms ci'!'
H. b'--Ih New haof'"' MO
u" mere at" yoo I'VE ocioLe you 'Neu
'''rfe.
L. ID was Dor" uAI i''s'" III Ne"
VI 'orId'
C'--Are YOU a marTeo "o'lah'
l., B.-les'
w max i your hI'''!l'' MINT
H. b'--Johh Burns
C.--lou are un"e!i' are you not
l.. b. les; | am not quite we'll on
are doctor arm you
No reply from the coroner.
l.. B.--lou are the doctor VINO tended 10
WOMAN Oh '''Is s'fce' are you 'o''
lhe coroner looked Is WISE a. you ''e"se
ana KEPT MS h''"'" smut
''--AoW long nave 20" been uh"e'l'
h. h'--for 'oou' u''ec 'Ilon'"''
I'-ha'e you peeA worse ol 'a'e'
j.. B'-lr'; miscarriage was tie cause
C.-"Aen was TINS;
l.. B.--A week ago to-day fha'yJ
Glow long ago has It been since you
ascertained that you were pregnant
j.. B.-About three months ago
C.-Was it not seven months ago.
L. B,-No, sir; know it hasn't been
been over tour months
C,-WhcFc Is your husband
i, b.-lies not awe
C.-Nhrn ana he diei
L.B.-Hc died last winter.
Glow do YOU support yourself
l.. b am unable to work, ana get
along as best can, Sometime nave Il
hard time getting along.
Glow old are YOU
l., B'-Twenty-s'X years.
C.-Nho Is the father OF the enid you
say you mjscmried'
l.. B.-CharIes Dunlap
C.-ls he q married man;
l., B.-ics; and he drives team Tor
Halliday Bros,
C.-Docs he know OF your having given
Dlr.u to the child
l., B,--Ycs; gave birth 20 the child
between seven and eight o'clock
Friday night and sent ior
him ON Saturday; but he
coudn't come during the day because he
drives team, but he came at night
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Why ARE WE SICK?

Because We allow these great organs 10 become
cloggcd Ur torpid and poisonous humOrs are there,
fore forced into the blood that should be expelled
naturally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
BELLAIRE.
The Eiection-Genarai News.

The Democrat. felt Jolly yesterday
over the great success oil their Aonuay
Some very strange ruling out and in
Of voters was practiced By the JUDGES IN
the Fourth Ward.
The funeral Of Mary Peabody, niece
OF \. n. Peabody, OF Ben~ood, will take
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. FRIENDS
invited to attend.
There was much excitement about the
polls in the different wards yesterday
and although there was hxed deter
miualiop upon the part OF both parties
that no non-voters should have the
right Of casting ballot here, yet a Few
slipped in. IL.
CI. Fellows and Major Purdy lett
Yesterday morning for New York:
These gentlemen have done exceiient
work for the last three months IN the
different States.
"Piont" Shake came up to vote.
Solid Democracy this.
Prof. Cox, Superintendent OF our
schools, is on q short visit at his home
in Parkersburg.
James Bates, of Boston, Mass, is stop
ping at the Globe House.
President Paul, of Concord College,
together with his wife. spent = few
hours in the city yesterday, upon their
return from an Eastern trip.
Fred. Muh.man, who has charge oil
and lives on the wharfbOat, was not al
lowed to vote yesterday, although he Is
compelled to pay road tax, ETC., here.
He went at once to Benwood anu was
not allowed to vote there, for as they
said, he is q citizen OF Ohio.
Citizens OF Kansas can vote in THIS
place, but only certain citizens OF Bel
iair- are allowed to enjoy that privilege.
The colored man who spoke here to
the Democrats on Monday night was
| DR.. Walker, not Little, as l stated in
Yesterdays paper. His speech will long
be remembered by those who heard 1t
A man named Giles, who worked in
one OF the glass houses in this place,
disappeared about three weeks ago,
leaving his family in very destitute CIR
cumstinces. Nothing has been heard
from him sinca his disappearance and
there is some likelihood OF foul play.
A child OF Thornton Rodeier's was
severely burned yesterday morning.
Mrs. Crawford was on one OF her usual
sprees Yesterday. She furnished annse.
ment for many Of the loafers about the
polls. :.
Frank Smith has returned from his
trip to Cincinnati. Election day always
finds him at home.
The Democratic ticket in many in
stances had been tempered with by
Republicans yesterday. Democratic
tickets were also printed with Samuel
Hills name substituted for that OF
ALI Baron. The Republicans were DIES,
perate and it is probable that some oi
their illegal voters will be prosecuted
to-day.
After the Democratic meeting Mon
day night the Republicans sent out an
other relay Of bill posters to flood the
town with more OF their infamous
lies.
A colored boy Of unsound mind was
voted by the Republicans in the Fourth
ward. He did not know the name OF a
single man OH the ticket and was unable
TO tell even who was running for Presi-
| dent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

CLAY-NIDNIGHT.
At II O'Clock all that could be leai ned
at tie Court House was that Parks
was leading Brown by IL votes, the
votes standing:
Parks 96, Brown S..
The reason for the slow vote IN Tins
ward was that the judges had hrst
started the tickets out, putting the
straight Republican tickets to one side,
the democratic 10 another and me
scratched TO another pile. Then the
tickets were counted with the above re-
result. As the reporter left the scratched
tickets, OF which there was big pile,
were Just being started on.
wKBsTER-2 NJ.
About 475 votes had been counted,
and the prospects were that the com
plete returns will be in by noon, to-day.
Oh these votes. Jackson had 2S2 and
Sturciss los. Brown was Running about
50 ahead CT this, AMI Phillips and Jor-
dsn q few votes behind. The Leg!sla,
tive ticket was but little scratched, and
is running we'll together. The indlca-
tions are that Brown will carry the dis.
$50 and Phillips and Jordan l2o.
UyIoy--2:30 A. NJ.
The counting was but very slow and
at this hour not over 100 votes had been
counted. From this, OF course, no es,i-
mate could he made, but the probablii-
ties are that the result will be close, WIN
the entire Democratic ticket ahead.
CENTRE, 800 \. NJ.
At this hour but 260 votes have been
counted. The ward will he above It's
standard, and will roll up larger ma
jorities.
Brown will run ahead. and also
Mcneil and Seabright. The moi.
cations are that these three
will have a majority OF 40. The others
on the Democratic ticket viii run nearly
$50. For Commissioner Sweeney Will
lead Edwards about 40. The vote will
not be cou nted until . o'clock this morn.
ing, bu, the result will be about as
stated.
MADIsoN-4 A. 81.
At this hour, when about APO votes
have been counted, the outlook Is very
favorable for great reduction OF the
usual Republican majoritics. 1t was
estimated, during this count, that
Parks would have but - majority. The
count, at 4 o'clock, stood: Brown l4l !;
Parks los; Helmbright l57; Philips
1856 Jordon 1913; Hugus IA.
For the Legislature, the count stood !:
Hubbard l75; Frew l6S, Thompson
I52; McColloch Isl Kepner l26; Nc
Nell l31; Seabr gh. ll6; Morgan l2o.
THE AMENDMENTS.
Without giving figures on the amend
ments. it may lie said both have been
ratified by q large majority. On the
tickets ratification Was scratched in but
instances.
,,rcu,p-crry DIsTpIcr CINP.lTR
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PIrTsBuRGH, October - - River 2
inches below the gauge, and station
airy. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI. October l2.-River 8 feet
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Departed-Goljen Crown, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, October IL No arrivals.
Departed-Evansville, Bowling Green.
Weather fair and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS. October l2.-No arrivals.
Departed-John Means and barges,
Cairo; Helena Vicksburg. River 10 ieet
4 inches by the gauge. Weather clear
and cooler
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Superintendent ]. \. Gamewell, who
has SO successfully put up the new fire
alarm telegraph in this city, LETT Tor
home last evening. Mr.. Gamewell made
many friends while in the city, rs he is
a gentleman Of pleasing manners and
address.
Misses Ansie Clark, Mary Dickey, Ida
and Mollie Frew, of this city, who have
been spending a few days in S.euben-
vile. have returned home.
Mr.. A. NJ. Albert, the energetic pro-
prietor OF the Albert House at Barnes
vile, o., was stopping at the New Nc
Lure, Yesterday.
Ell Hall has been elected captain OF
lhe Hancock cadets rice Albert Franz
helm resigned.
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A Fortunate N .ighborhood.

The vicinity of No. 81 Avenu, B, in
the city OF New iorx, must be regarded
as a peculiarly fortunate one. A month
or two ago Mr.. Max Stern, residing
there, drew Slh,UOO in the Grand
Monthly Distribution ofthe Louisiana
State Lottery, and in the September
drawing Mr. l.. 5. Freshman, residing
within five doors. and we'll kr own IA on
energetic dealer in fancy Roo.ls, mil
linery, etc, Was attacked with similar
symptoms, and holding .aii Of ticket
No. 99,SS7, for which he hsa sent by
mail to NJ. A Dsuphin. either at No
3l9 Broadway, New Yor' City, or else
to the same person at New Orleans, La,
pocketed the handsome ON Of $3.50.
Tne frequency Of such Incidents must
make any judicious per ,on wonder why
he should not be the ,iext hvorite OF
fortune.
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Yesterday morning the senior class Of
the Observation-Disclosures college 10 the
number OF about twenty, took the early
tram from Washington to this city, I'M
der the charge OF President HAYES.
They disembarked from the train a,
E!E Grove and tramped over the hills
70 the city; in fact they were on geo
logical iaunt, and after they had taken
their dinner al the Stamm House. they
betooS themselves over the hills and
dales hereabouts in search OF odd things.
stones and all ether funny articles that
the geOlOgist loves. They cxpressed
themselves as being well pleased with
the result OF their labors aad departed
Tor home on the late train, tired, hot
and dusty.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining in the poStoilice un-
claimed October -, 1880: Messrs. Bent
10y & Gering, Frank Boon, J. l.. Bonher,
J. C.. Bickford, W. G.. Bunting. ". j.
Biackiord, John Chandos, J. Dobbin.
Ellis Elliot, 7. L. Higgins, Thomas +.
Johnson, Mr.. Lowry, r. :. Lee, II. Mil
Ter, :. Oppsnheimer, G.. +. Rankin, d.
Il. Russell, Remington Sewing Machine
Co, Messrs. Vi. ii. Smith, Jr. K Co, J.
II. slater, Alfred \. Stewrr;. Ms. VI.
T.. Sullivan, I. II. ~.ainten, W. :. SOM
ervil,e, J. A. Wheeler, Messrs. HI. Wall
enS.ein x On
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Run Over

Yesterday afternoon, li;tlc twelve
year old son OF VIM. McAians was run
over by hack, q. the Fourth ward polls
and bad his arm baily broken. The
occurrence raised considerable excite
ment at the time being, soma threats
being used. The little fellow was re-
moved TO the residence Of his parents,
where his injury was attended TO.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

About LOG heal OF cattle were received
at the stock yards yesterday.
The hog receipts during the past week
have been in the neighborhood of GOO
head.
Very few sheep and lambs have been
received.
Prices have been ranging as follows:
Hogs-The market has been rather
quiet at 81 IS for good packing lots.
Cattle--The market is in good condition
at present. The quotations are as fol.
lows: Young cattle from 500 to ! 1000
pounds, at 3SS3ic; 1900 pounds, 3i94c;
bulls 2ic.
Sbeep-Nsrket very quiet, prices
ranging at 2tc for fair. to &c Tor good.
Some very choice grades would sell 1t
4ac.
Lamhs-Market ID weak and but IL.
tie doing. The price for the past week
has been 4s4ic.
OHIcAeo, October l2-Ths Drosz,'
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|. Blum & Bro,

IlOl MAIN STREET.
Tor Rarg1irs in silks l. BlUln 4 Bro.
Far Rsrcaia, IA Cgshmer'>. | Blum & Bro
rpr El-,.aius i'm Novelties I. Blum Il BrO.
To- Rsre,in, In satin IL LYON. I. Blum. & Bro.
~ Rtr,.,iuS in N0m'' Cloth. I. Blum & Bro
r,r B,ns,'i:, IN Dress Materials. | Blum 4 Bro.
;'.- R,rroin> IN pr.>S Plai,i> Blum ( Bro.
F,r Gsr.s,irs ~ rias 7. E'Um x Bro.
r'or Bargsins iu Vslgc:S, I Blum 4 Rro.
SIR Rlr..lips IN Novelty silks. I. Blum & Bro.
Fcr H,-..aiuS q, Fyinac~. |. BLUM q Bro
Fo- Bar,sins ia Dress Trimmings, !. Elum &
Bro.
For f;srgggiI, in ,lOtk>. / Rum ( Bro.
For Ba-.ain- ia DOluiInS. I. Blum & B-o.
For BsrZ''ls in Walking jacsetN. !. Blum e Bro.
I's- n, .-g,.iuS On FLANNEL, sci Blankets | Blum
- Bro.
Fnr Bargains in Shiwls. 7. EluT; n BIO
Ear bargains in Housekeeping GOOdS. /. Blum
& b..
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Il FAD kall

Yesterday morning ah)utl II o'clock
little son OF Mr.. Sadler was playing 81
the residence OF VIM. Bliss, on Seven.
tesnth s,rcn'. when the li;tl" fellow ac-
ridentally tel iowa flight oi cellar
steps ami haj irightul Z ash cut on the
sile OF lis head.
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2llileelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inisx to New Advertisements.

Election Notice First Page.
Fine piamonds-l. q. Dillon.
Salesman Wanted.
Trading Boat for Sale.
New STYLES OF Dissatisfaction and
Davenport.
Picture FRAMES, Brackets. &c.-J. III.
Kirk.
Corn Meal-R J. Smyth.
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Esy at liEls@ll 7.lsc; futur, -
no1IIouiet and unchanssd.' s.s
700 barrels; shipments Ii on Tsssn
Steady; receipts 81 900 bv.s wss
ments 2lS,000 bushels; uno,.Isis.
soc; No, 5 Milwaukee 81 O.. pa
red j oe!Sl "a; No. 3 DO Il T S,ses
No. 2 do 81 1891 lat; No. ne. {.
steamer No. 3 do 81 O5: M 90 20 Sr,
No: 2 do q oolsl 10; unnsi. IGSaf
81 llkSl 10; No: . do 81 II; .,s,' u,
do 81 ll@l III; No | nbi.s
600 bushels at 81 IA; No. ae
October, sales S4i .OQO bushels ~ !. -
0l ~; seller November, s,iS i
600 bushels, at 81 lSGl Is!
Cash higher; options lower: ~. W.
600 bushels; shipments lbs o,si..
ungraded 54l(d55c; No. ., =. O' rs
white 51@ &c: No. . seller o. ~ (.
sac; seller Noyembe- 5i,Gs ~.
December 5IiS55c. Ua,.-II..,s -
ceipts 1000 bushels: w,s.',. =
3S!@40c: white western iOs..- Z Z
Dull. Hops-Firm AMI NJ w. ~ :
CofTee-Dull and nominal; r. -.
quoted at lli@lIic; job lots Ma
Sugar-Dull; fair to good r.lin 49, =,
nc. Molssses-Dull AMI nm ,,'-. -
Rice-Neminally unchanged p. >,
Firm; United 9Sic; crude &c, >, :
l2tc. Turpentine-S,ron, a; - .81.. :
Tallow-Quiet aud steady at. ~
6 s l6c. Rosin-Firm a, 81 ;G,,' ,,
Eggs-Dull and unsettled Al ~ ~, !
Pork-Quiet and firm; mes. 80
SIC OOal6 - Beei-F.rn. c., "
Quiet and firm; Ion, clear : a..
clear IS IS. Lar,l-DeclineI %.
closed with Sc OF the decline -.
prime s.~am S. 81. Bp,ter-n,N !.
(a29c. Cheese Dull al llGls.r
PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH. October l2a.-pe,.-.-.
Firm; crude 9S,c Tor uni,ai -
Gates; refined l2ic icr phl,5.
delivery.
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Bsitimors.

Baltimore.
ily IS 3766 %. Wheat-Western low
err and weak, No. 9 western winter req,
spot. and, seller October 81 l2tsl lT4i
seller November 81 lls9l ~; seller
December 81 1901 IA; seller January
81 l5@l l53. CornIWrstern quiet a, anu anu
selIer October 53tc; Seller November
35I635,c. Oats--Dull; western white
39iS 4Oc; do mixed $40 3Sc. Rye-Dull
at 98c. Hay-Unchanged. Provisions
Firm, active and unchanged. Butter
Quiet; prime to choice western
packed IsG25c. Eccs-Steady at zoe.
Petroleum-Crude none; refined l2tc.
CofTee-Dull; no carIoes ordinary TO
fair l2@l4tc. Sugar-Firmer; A soit
Ole. Whisky-Gdi.t at II l5iSl 10.
Nov Yora.
New YoRK. October 12. Cotton
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FAIR FRIENDS
And their Magnificent Gift to
the YOun- Mems Club.

The Ladies who have been taking
such q kindly interest in the Young
Mems Democratic Ciu5, and the hand.
some satin banner, Of snowy white,
that they presented 10 that organic.
ton, have been spoken OF at length
in these columns, but the names
of those who worked so hard and earn.
cstly Tor the club have never been pub.
lished, and as decided desire has been
expressed TO learp who the fair doners
we're the REGISTER has procured a list OF
the members OF the Ladies' Hancock
and English Club, which is as follows:
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J,,rrai reports bog receipts 1900 nssc
sSipmsa;s s 500 ksea. ke,ss: Tsss ,I
mixed packing 8 &C. 4 ~. -; !sfG IS o'e''
Csttis-Firm; exports ~ Mso o. -
Good TO choice 81 GOES GO: common 20
meJium-At s. sGs4 30. Keep"
$500; shipments LOO: - u.,p.,
sLeep-Receipn loo bead; e %a as1S
steady; common to medium - I"S
IS.
DAss IAbsrty.
EAST Lnxrry, October lx.-Oe.Jy
Receipts to day 1856 head OF through sn .
eOs head Of yard stock; run Tor To-Day
sales light, but al sold at i,lr prices
expect to have more cattle Insn o us" ac'
during the latter part of the week on &c.
count of the elections: yesterdaysPr'ces
held good to-day. Sales LOSS head.
Hogs Receipts to-day l,4so hea1 =.
philadelphias IS eO@5 ID; Workers - "a
(a5 90.
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THE RETURNS.

The Figures and Situations at the Polling
Precincts,
The returns come in but slowly. The
tickets are unusually long and the
count is thereby considerably delayed.
Ii will be late to-day before the official
returns are received.
II is safe to saw, however, that Brown
and the ticket will pull through. The
later the returns, the more encourag-
ing they are and it will not be surprise
i. Browns plurality will reach the mag
uiiicent figure OF 500.
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Grand Opening

of Millinery, Fine Pattern Hats and
Bonne;s, commencing Friday, October
ID, at noon and continuing all dsv Sat.
urday. MRs. $. S. KIsSER,
1911 Main street,
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10 Bsitinore

and Washington City and return by the
popular Panhandle and Pennsylvania
Line. Round trip tickets to either OF
the above points only $40. Tickets
good going until October Goth, returning
until October 25th.
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Z. blum. 81 Bros,
1905 MAIN STREET.

1905 MAIN SthEEi.
Ou- asSnrtmratl a. slS.ys tCr, up To the
highest plinl 0f cX,.t ieDrC. We cnt, aver 70
have whist cyeryACiy war'N at the lowest pos
S@,S ;s.r.'s.
Str,u.,r, aud visitor. 20 The city always wei-
come. Wit - orr Store sud Cloak emporium
i-,u-. NO obli.1tiOn - buy. oct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

Yor are disappointed in the election!
Well, DR.. Chapman's Horehound Bal
sam will help your coughs, and that is .
comfort.
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Books mt Auction,

This evening, >Wickham's Auction
Room, Mr.. Pratt's great sale of books
will open. A splendid collection is now
open for examination.
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Walking Jackets !!

An immense stock Of the
cheapest and prettiest gar
ments In the market. Would
call special attention TO our
STYLES Ina Walking Jackets the
most perfect fitting ia the city.
JOHN EMSHEIWER,
Eleventh street, near SECOND
ward Market.
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The boys viii De pleased with
the sly r. and you VIII Do
pleased with the price oil our
FALL Clothing. eehm Az Cos.
one Price Cic.i,ius House,
I3a5 SIaraei street, adjoining
Opcra ltou-e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
MUSICAL Goods, at Sheib's, for cost.

THR business men want an Assessor
who understands the business and is
familiar with its workings, 4. II. Phil
lips is ouch man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

The election did not please you!
Never mind, while Egyptian Liver Pads
(iust in season. are soil by Logan, List
& Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

As caloric. elrctricit 3 and pbosphor.
Gus are induced and supplied by Fell
lows Compound Sy' up OF Hypophos.
phites, it only requ Tres the administra.
ton OF this success iul invention to forti.
fly the feeble, sivi' * sprightliness and
motion TO the tor Did, and bring about q
condition whicl not only secures tense.
iousiness OF lie but makes life really en-.
ioyable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
Music Rolls, at cost, at Sheib's.
pheasant and Efec.ual. "

PCRsLKY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879.
ktsrs. Laughlin Bros. d Co.,
Please send Us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it al ways gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but eifectual. MARTIN & DoPLER,
OF Dopler 4 Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

We can t all be elected; but we can
all appreciate Logan, List 4 Co.'S Ex-
celsior Baking Powder, the best in the
market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

DoN'r fret about the election, while
the celebrated Tropical Fruit Laxative
u sold by Logan, List 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

Hor wealth .r produces inaction OF the
liver. lnaction Of the liver causes dis.
eased kidneys, and diseased kidneys
undermine the life quicker than con.
sumption. All these troubles can be
avoided by nsiBg Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, the purest and best
remedy ever discovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
Opening

OF imported Millinery, 3 .,eciality Pat.
ern Bonne,s and Hats, Tuesday morn
ing, October 18th, N. V. Kellar's, ia;
Main e,rept