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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-25
THE SUNDAY AREGBrER"
or TOMORROW WILL CONSIST OF

OF TO. MORROW WILL CONSIST OF
EIGHT FULL PAGES, OR SIxTY-FoUK
COLUMNS
trimming with news, gossip, sketches, ies-
ters. etc. It will be a marvel OF Journals.
tic enterprise, and q paper in which All
the people of Wheeling and the surrouno-
ing country will be Interested.
Among the entertaining special articles
that will appear In the eight-page ReaIsrxs
of tomorrow may be noted: -
"E.RLY HIsroRY or WHEELING - AM
other one of the series OF reminisceuse
articles that have created great interest IL
will include many social and political
points of Eye olden time"
aGoy. JACOB B. JACKSON. sketch OF
a life of perseverance and pluck. Inter
esting narrative Of the Chief Executives
career.
"a GREAT SEAPoRT'-Baltimore and Its
Business Interests. Beautiful Women
and Big Bivslves. Special Correspond
ence.
"LABoR AND SPORTING NorEs" the Work
shops and on the Field
THE HoME"-Gossip and Gleanings for the
Family Circle.
mHER CHANCE AND HIs"-An interesting
and romantic story.
"IpEAs IN UHDERwEAR"-Lsdies Garments,
Petticeats and Panties in Pink and Blue
Satins. Skirts for High Hips, Low Hips
and no Hips. Latest Fashions.
"RELIGIoUs"-Topics of Interest Concern
ing the Denominational World.
"NEw York SIGHrs."-An hour on Broad
way and the result, prominent persons
seen, Langiry, Mccullough, Grant, &c,
&c.
SECRET Masonic, Odd Eel.
lows, Knights of Pythias, etc. News
from the various orders.
personal AND SOCIAL "-Entertainiug Cos
sip concerning the local society world,
balls, parties, weddings, etc
MUSICAL. "-Doings in the musical world
here and elsewhere.
"TowN TALK."-All the city news served
up in the brightest form.
Besides the above. q mass of social and
Associated Press kilograms, letters, etc.,
making
A BRIGHT AND ENTERTAINING Pa
PER.
For sale everywhere-on the streets, rail-
roads, at news stands.
nv sI-RF AMI RrY 1T. EIGHT BRIMMING FACES.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF n Personal
Character.

Daniel C. Ripley, OF Pittsburgh glass
fame, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. AL. Glass is very i'll with pleurisy, at
his home on La Belle street.
Col. L. H. Coen, a we'll known Forest
City man, is at the Mcclure.
T. F. Ray. Springfield, o., manufacturer
Of the Champion mowers, Is in the city.
Miss BERTHE Hare, of Wheeling, is visit
ing her uncle, I. A. Hare.-StetIbenVil
NelrS.
Miss Belle Mcintyre for the past two
weeks has been visiting friends in Wheel.
ing, where she expects 70 remain for some
time WellSburg Herald.
Councilman Geo. H. Hoffman, of Phila.
delphia, is in the city. Mr.. Hoffman was
one of Pattison's right hand men in the re-.
cent campaign, and did some most effective
work. he made many speeches, in both
English and German, and they did their
work.
Andrew Banks, known to minstrel fame
by the more euphonious name of Billy
Banks, came down on visit to his mother.
who lives here, yesterday from Pittsburgh,
where his company, calendars Georgia
Minstrels, are performing. He Is now one
of the leading colored minstrel in the
country, being one of the end men and
drum major of the band. The company
returned but recently from Europe, and
will 90 over again shortly 10 fill engage
ments in Paris and throughout France.
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BADLY BURNED.
Foot Mashed-Toe Amputated-Severai
Other Injuries.

A sad accident occurred yesterday morn
ing at the home Of Zeke Fritz, corner Jscoo
and Nineteenth streets. Harry, Q bright
three year old son. was standing near an
open crate, when his apron touched the
Goals and took fire. Presently his entire
person was wrapped in flames from head 70
foot. His screams brought assistance Al
once. but before the fire could be exhn-
guisbed his head and breast were terribly
burned. DIR. Silyey was called and did al
in his power, but il Is doubtful II the ntIie
fellow life can be saved.
About / 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Will Porter, the fireman in the REGISTER
engine room, had a narrow escape rom
death. He was standing near the elevator
way. when suddenly the wire rope gave
xay and the platform fell Had IL struck
Pofter's head, il would have instantly KILL
ed him. As il was it struck his right 1901,
seriously bruising ii. He was taken 70 MS
home, No. 1914 Jacob street, where ne re-
ceiyed medical attendance.
: Fritz Knappe, boiler in the hlVersiue
mil met with a uishap, yesterday after
noon. By accident heavy piece OF pig
iron fell on his foot, MASKING the second
toe so badly that amputation was necessary.
Jacob Handschumaker, roller at the
Riverside mill, had his left eye oahiy
burned, yesterday, by fash from the rolls.
On Thursday afternoon, Thos. Kane,
brakeman on the b. & o., had his right
hand mashed. DR.. Campbell dressed the
hurf
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MARTINS FERRY.
Frank CrOwel Dead-His FuneraI-ChIt
Chat.

Frank CrOwel Dead-His FuneraI-ChIt
Chat.
The new time schedule on the C. & P.
goes into effect tomorrow, and some radi-
CBl changes will be made.
Frank Crewel, who was accidently shot
by his brother Will on Sunday, October S,
and who has experienced so much suffer.
ing died on Thursday night at 1890, and
will buried at Walnut Grove this Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the school children
attending the funeral in a body. He will
be buried from the U. p. church.
All the leading papers can be found at
Mrs. Starkes confectionery on Hanover
street. Bear this in mind.
Willie Davis is getting along nicely, say
tho attending physicians
The Laughlin mill is again on full.
A large number of persons partook OF
mush and milk at the NJ. +. church last
night.
A singular parsonage, having but one
eye, leg and arm and hampback, was run
in by Officer Linn yesterday.
Last night the Latiner Jubilee Singers
gave performance in Commercial Hall.
A small audience was present. The per-
formsnce was greatly enjoyed. and was
better than given by most companies.
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BRILLIANT, o.
The Little village Booming-spauld-
ing Iron W0rks-The Glass House.

Ing hrOu WOFks-Ine Ul6ss houSc.
The C. & P. switch at the glass works will
be considerably heightened to accommo-
date trains.
VIM. Rodgers is doing as we'll as ever,
selling about 5000. 90 worth of goods week.
He sells goods at Washington, Pa, Martins
Ferry, Cadiz, Wheeling, and other points
in the three States, sometimes even ship
ping to other points.
The Hassner House is also doing o de-
servingly good business.
Spaulding & Lowe. the lumbermen, are
receiving large quantities of lumber from
Michigan, and are doing good business.
Mr.. Fl. X. Hess, Of Bellaire, was in town,
yesterday, on business.
The REGISTER has q larger circulation
here than any other paper. Mr.. John Wal
lace is the agent and serves the paper with
promptness.
Brilliant dead town only three years
ago, and having only two hundred and
fifty inhabitants, has arisen from that po-
sition and is now booming, having since
doubled her population. The beauty OF it
Is that her future prospects are very en-
couraging, and will be town OF consider
able promenence in the next decade.
The Brilliant glass works has since been
erected, burned TO the ground and rebuilt.
There works are in very prosperous con-
dition, running steadily with very bril-
liant prospects and employs about 80 per-
sons.
Real estate is on the boom. About 800
houses will be erected in the spring, and
about fifty families would move here now
il there were more houses.
The Spaulding Iron Works has since or
iginsted and are now in course OF erection.
The trestle for running coal from the shaft
to the mill is already partially up, and the
carpenters are busily engaged on heavy
Trainings for the buildings. The founda-
tons for the blacksmithing and machine
shops have been commenced, and the CON-
pany will manufacture rs many nail
machines rs possible There will be 90
nail machines. 20 pudding furnaces and
beating furnaces and about $50 men will
be employed. OF course the capacity will
be increased az fast % necessary The forge
department will run single turn until the
capacity of the factory is increased. There
will be power sufficient 10 run lbs to $50
mschines. Coal Is near at hand, five foot
vein Of coking coal with an excellent shaft
having hosting apparatus Of 1000 BUSH
els an hour on the premises. Inspector Ray
pronounces the shaft the best In Ohio. Mr..
John Haynes of Martins Ferry, has charge
of the construction of the mill and Mr..
Thomas Harris. of wheeling, formerly of
the Belmont mill, win be the general man
ager. The stone for the mill Is OF an er.
celient quality from the quarry Just above
town and is Of such . suderior quality
that Mr.. John r. Robinson thinks
of abandoning fhis Bellaire quarry
and using this one altogether for his bui d.
ing stone hereafter. Forty coal cars are
being made for the mill, and it is.the ia
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Gbeslin9 ResisteS
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Still They Come. Brilles-ILOca Page.
To the Public-Frank Emblem.
Notice Of DiSsOlutiOn-L +. ThOma &CO.
Stockholders Meeting - Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad.
Dining Room Extension Tables - G.
Men6el & Co.
Reliable Boots and Shoes-J. T. Stone.
Granite Ware-G. w. JohnSon's Sons.
The Grand Fire Place Heater-Nesbitt
& Bro.
Breech-Loading Shot Guns-I. C. Dillon.
Railroad Time-Keepers-Miller 4 Franz
helm.
The "Bessemer" Stoye-B. Fisher & Son.
Like Flowers in Spring-Kirk's Art Store.
Plate Glass-W. A. Wilson.
Just Reeeiyed-ThOmas F. Heyman.
Wagons, Buggies and PhGtons-J. W.
Ferrel.
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill & dillingham;.
Hard Coal Stoves-B. +. Caldwell.
Louisiana Rice-Edward Reid.
Choice COffees-J. II. Diehl & Co.
The Electric Light. c. MOiiat & Co.
Chesp Homes-C. \. Schaefer 4 CO.
local Page.
Page
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
Where worshippers Can be Aceommo-
dated, TO-MOrPOw.

dated, Tomorrow.
st. Matthews Church: Services at 1890
A. NJ. and I 80 p N. Rev. r. Il. Swope.
international Sunday School Lesson,
Mark xvi; 27-37. Subject, Jesus Death
on the Cross"
lIservIces at the Second Presbyterian
Church at 1890 in the morning and at
o'clock in the evening.
The Citizens Bible Class will meet as
usual to morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in the lecture room Of the First Presbyte-
rian church.
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church-Preaching
Sunday at 10: 80 A. n. and P. ". by the pas
tor, Rev Jas. Z. Smith, ID. d. Sunday
School at2PM. Young peoples meeting
Monday at 1880 P, NJ.
There will be services in the First Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church to-mor.
row at 80 A. N. and p. NJ, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. 4. II. Dornblaser. All are
welcome. Sunday School at P.M.
Zane Street NJ. Z. Church. Rev. I. B.
Fitzpatrick, pastor. Preaching tomorrow,
Sunday. at 10 80 A. NJ and 700 p. N. Morn
ing subject, THE Masters Mission" even
ing subject, What Rum Will Do" Seats
tree. All invited.
Preaching in the First Presbyterian
SuuICu, Wy tnc puslOI, NOV ~. a. Yum
ningham, ID. d., at 1890 A. N. and 7P. N.
The sixth anniversary of the Children's
Missionary Board of the First Presbyterian
Church will take place in the lecture room
on Friday evening, December lst, at 1880
p. N.
Re. George Z. Hite will preach at the
Cbapline Street NJ. L. Church tomorrow
at 1890 AN. The morning subject will be
on the subject Of the Sunday School. At
night the theme OF the sermon will be,
Saved by the Power Of God" At the
morning services several candidates for
church membership will be received into
full connection.
First Baptist Church, corner of Twelfth
and Byron streets, Rev. J. B. Milford, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening. Theme at 1890 A. NJ. Ready for
Service" Sabbath school and Pastors Bible
class at o'clock. Theme at p. NJ, THE
Interceding Saviour" the eight sermon in
the course on the life and character OF
Christ. Halfhour payer and praise meet
ing after service. Young peoples meeting
on Monday evening at 7:30. The exercises
will consist Of miscellaneous poems and
songs, embracing the serious and the hu.
morous. Admission free, and . general in.
vitation extended.
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BELLAIRE NOTES.

The B. & o. is at present using the city
water owing to the accident at the water
station on Wednesday evening.
Buy ten cents worth of goods at Lawrence
& Crawfords to-day and get checker
board.
Miss Rosa Jones, OF Henryburg, is visit
ing at the residence of the Misses Moore,
on Thirty-second street.
Con. Troll, of st. Clairsville, is in the
city.
Miss Hills, OF GAINESVILLE, is visiting at
the residence of Walter Darrah, on Belmont
street.
Prof Mullen will organize a dancing
class here next week.
The Crystal glass company have about
completed their stock and will build at
once. The directors are ID. J. Smith, S. Q.
Hamilton and T. r. Litton.
w. w. Chamberlain, representing
Chilctz & Co.'S shoe house, of Cleveland, is
in the city OIL business.
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The New orleans Frauds.

Nxw ORLEANS, November "A. w. bos-
worth, Independent candidate for mayor a.
the resent election, and other candidates
for municipal officers have served notices OF
a contest, land counsel for the lndepen.
dent party is preparing petitions 20 %
filed IN court. The committee lnxesus
inc the election discovered sufficiently
LARGE number Of frauds TO lead the indie,
nendent candidates to the belief that they
were elected. Many instances. are cited
of dead men and absentees having voted.
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Read rhlA

viii place on the counters for sale sew
- ~, IS Of ladies' fine shoes at the follow
me s~sSs,, ely low prices, for cash, for this
week only: o,,v. ,oD brtto, 60 M.
worth S2.75. ~ur lila for hnthoD
Ladies' glove top, L
S225; worth $S.25. A fox button
Ladies' mat top, Cur. L.,
$3.50; worth $3.50. , bptto,
Ladies' Simon bark goat, mat to.
$500; worth $40. r5o;
Ladies' 6ne Curacoa kid, button, -
worth $ so.
ladies French kid, button, 500; worth
$500 -. am.
Ladies' kid, hand.turned, button, 500;
worth 500. -,
Remember the above goods are onerea
h.iav- their value. Call early, while We
have all sizes in stock. p
u. " OLClNb-
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OTTAWA, November 2S.-This afternoon
one Of the beams in the Parliamentary
printing Office gave way and created q
panic among about 100 employees. Some Of
them jumped out of the windows when
they heard the crash, and others rushed
down stairs into the street in the utmost
confusion. Fortunately the means of e.
cape were good and very few were injured.
The oonpesitors refused to re-enter the
buildin1
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tentiou of the MesNs Spaulding to have
everything ready for resumption Dy AAy
/, 1888. :, o,o
the possibilities ~
Heaters are being placed in the giass
works by Pittsburgh parties.
Remember the DAILY and SUNDAY htoE
rKR will be sold in Brilliant only oy ~.
John Wallace, the authorized agent.
Brilliant has plenty OF coal stone, anu
the advantages Tor manufacturing purposes
are upexcelled.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARASCE.
A Drug Clerk UnReeountabIy Gone
From Our Gaze.

.
From Our Gaze.
About six weeks ago, ayoung man named
Charles Austin came to this city from Bal.
timore and took q position at Schneprs
drug store, at the Opera House corner. He
was an affable, genteel, young gentleman,
and very efficient in Lis duties and soon
made number Of friends about the city.
A week ago, to-day, Mr.. Schnepf came
70 the store, IN the morning
to find it unopened and the
clerk gone. His bed had not been dis
turbed, during the night, and his clothing
and effects were untouched, but no personal
trace OF him remained. Surprising he spent
the night out ofthe city, Mr.. Schnepf gave
the matter no serious attention, at the
time. but since then, no word or sign has
been received. Letters came from his sis.
ter, in Baltimore, enquiring the cause of
his silence, 50 that lie could not have gone
there.
The last seen of him was on Friday
night, about midnight, at which time he
requested the loan Of DR.. GaSmire's over
coat and walked down street with it. In
appearance, he was feet ) inches in height,
with dark hair, eyes and moustache. He
has a bright, intelligent face and engaging
manners. His sudden disappearance is a
matter of mystery and his friends are
much concerned thereat.
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THE RIvER.
Happenings at tho Wharf and Other
Places
River feet inches and stationary.

River feet inches and stationary.
The following boats passed down: Chan
cellor. at So'clock yesterday morning: Di
nrnal, II 80 4 n. fer Parkersburg; Hope,
light
The following boats passed up: Elaine,
with q tow; Belle Prince, with q tow; Re-
lief. with tow.
The Sidney was due at 10 P. N. last even
ing.
The Courier leaves this morning for
Petersburg.
The Bachelor leaver this morning for
Rttsburg.
morning.
Business on the levce was duh yester.
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CAN SCARCELY RECOVER.

BE SURE AND Buy 1T. EIGHT trimming PA
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Buekuheat Cakes.

To one quart of buckwheat -four add
three tablespoonfuls molssses or syrup, and
three teaspoonfuls Of salt; then add one
quart warm water for warm water snd
sweet milk; let il stand over night in q
warm place; in the morning, when ready
Banner" Baking Powder; bake at once on
a hot grid6le.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMGNTs.
CHEAP HOMES,

TN THE ISLAND, g. BROADWAY, FOR
~ sale, a cottage house, three rooms; lot 2!
by 10, for $1,000. For sale two Texas land
St., for 81, 100. A fine farm Of 100 acres, mile
from city. with coal property, very cheap. 20
Acre farm for exchange for city property.
For rent, two store rooms and enc large waro.
house. Also one store room with dwelling. q.
A. SCHAEFERd CO. Telephone Cas-.
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The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale BY Logan
& Co.
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Hortuary.

Sax FRAscIsco, November pa Port
land dispatch says: Mrs. Capt. John
Smith, daughter Of Morgan, alleged to
have been Killed by the Masons in 1876,
died at Mehama, Marion county, Monday.
Although frequently questioned regarding
the tragedy she declined to throw any light
on the subject
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rhe MnnIher To-Day.

WASHINGTON. November -, A. N.-For
the Ohio and Tennessee valley, fair followed
by partly weather and local rains, variable
winds shifting to warmer southerly, Sta
tiOnary or lower pressure.
For the lower lake regions, clearing
weather with westerly winds, temperature
StatiOnary ar higher preSSnre
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Wreck.

PHILADELPHIA, November ga ceni'
sion to-day between coal trains on the l.e-
high Valley abroad resulted in wrecking
the engines and many cars.
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Total LOsa.

P1c1oS, Or, November 2L-The schooner
Enterprise, loading barley at West Point
Store House, attempted to leave for shelter
but went ashore last night The vessel ana
cargo are total loss. The crew was saved.
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To Resume

BesroS, November 24.-Hall d Co, dry
goods commission merchants, who recently
suspended. are about to resume. Inc Us.
sets were found to exceed the liabilities by
over $500 600.
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Drowned.

OTTAWA, November 24.-Elliott Hunter,
Alfred Jester and VIM. Calder were drown
ed by the upsetting OF boat near Chanti'
ary Island, Lake Huron, to-day.
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Drowned.

TkoY, N. Y, November 2I-Chsries SUIT
cliffe, while cunning. broke through the
ice on Poultney river to-day and drowned.
Walter Bertram Shink, going TO the assist
ance of sutclife, also drowned.
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FOR SALE.

CEvEN RoOMED HOUSE; GAS, WATER,
- bath room and all modern conveniences,
No. q South Penn street, between Zane and
Virginia.
building lots at lower prices than they will
ever be offered for again.
Ten Thousand Dollars $4,000 70 loan In
amounts TO suit borrower. q. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker. lZ2O Main 81.
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f. G. Burt's celebrated shoes.
Also all kinds OF Boys Shoes at
low figures at
j. w. .ANIICK'S,
1143 Main st.
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PORTSMOUTH, November 2i.-Neariy the
entire force in the department OF construc'
ton and repairs OF the Navy Yard has been
SUSPENDED till December.
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f .is'n'r's
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We ask you reconsider these things.

What n your money good for7
How will II bring the most7
How 90 farthest and last longest
How supply your wants and have some
IL IL every ones duty to work, TO earn, to
make, TO lay mp, 70 take care Of what they
have, to increase and grow prosperous. Con.
carefulnes. We do not believe In braxKfng
about our goods, but We do believe In letting
the people know what We have and what We
are selling at. We enjoy showing you our
goods and letting the people know what
shrewdness, hard work and money can do In
producing the finest, largest and cheapest
Stock of clothing ever shown In the city. We
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VIII Wind Up.

CONCORD. n. H., November 4.-The Con:
tineptal Construction Co. has voted TO wind
up its affairs. Its losses are said 10 be very
large.
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Morfua-.

BrrrALo, November AVN. Wilkeso1,
formerly engaged in the iron business in
the West, died to-day, aged II,
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Wages 10 BE Reduced.
RuckIen,s Aruica Salye.

Troy, November 2i.-The State quarries
have decided to decrease production and
reduce wages.
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The ArminIen silk, every yard war
ranted or money refunded, az Emsheimers $.
Eleyenth street, between Main and Market
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CLOAEs, Dolmans, Jackets, Ulsterettes,
Silk DOlmans and Circulars, going ont and
coming IN every day by the hundreds, a;
Emsheimer's Eleventh street.
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Thar feeling Of languor and debility that
follows physical exertIon, removed by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
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CELEBRATED MAKES.

60 TO the MeInre House cigar stand
Tor the finest Imported Cigar.
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G. 8. FKxNy, No. l4l0 Main street, has
inst received the lSrgest assortment OF me
ccnfectioperiss ever brought 10 the city-
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GRANp concert by the Opera House Or
sbsstra Monday evening at Chas. Z. Ben
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In fact we want you 10 look into every Do
pafment OF our store, and we are sure that
the styles, qualities and prices will convincs
you that We are better prepared TO serve your
wants than any one else In the city.
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r oDera House Orchestra will give .
grand concert at e H. behief "U'
eVtDiDg.