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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
Who stamp tax yielded ell6, i7o in the state
v.'st,p curing the last fiscal year.
! Ae'~ A. rNgAN.ItGE Avn cir rp
RAILROAD tTEais.

rsgcluleus Of Jackson have subscribed 81, 500
o19y Tor the right.Ot-way Nf the HazOo & Mis-.
ssippl Valley railroad,
AT TSs Aberdeen weekly Is hopeful that the
r,stou, Aberdeen n Nash' lie railroad will be
V~nleled to that place in T.. months
Tbe baltimore & Ohio ~, road ran q trains
he other day between BSlumHre and Washing.
IN DIV TO accommodate tnc visitors to tie
VIr.a6y The passenger tr1tlic through the ST.
cIhArd tunnel has come ~ 80 the expectations
Ihe directors, Express uHlus frequently pass
Gsnrh with twenty crowded cars, but tho
,aight business has not yet been as large as IL
vsthopcd IL might be
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle con.
Mis- an interesting article descriptive of Il
riLOfa recently invented COutriyance called
omp e,sed air bumper. The bumper. it is cal.
raiel will prevent MI lelcScOping of cars no
natter how great tho force applied; and, after
Ming tested IN every conceivable manner in the
s,ssnce of railroad officials, mastcr-mechnuics
sA earbuilderS was pronounced Il success.
ina Democrat describes il MS follows THE
Couch compressed air bumper COnsistSO of COM
Insuon NJ an air cylinder and piston fitting
vihia the cylinder and connecting with n
dr,wbSr, and arranged To move within the evil.
hlsr so that the elasticity of the compressed
air % one side of the piston, and the force or
Nal Of the partial vacuum on the opposite
m are both utilize to take up the conclusion
lAe cars coming together, The cylinder is
RJvled with small passage through which
he can slowly pass from one side of the piss
pa to the oher, but SO small rs to have no ap.
Weeiablc effect upon the compression of the air,
whereby asudden motion OF tue piston is caused
aNmpresS the air, buta very slow and gradual
movements permitted without COMPRISING II.
This causes II double action, taking the eOuCus.
sion IN starting as well as in stopping collar
kspplied to the rod Of the piston and arranged
10 come In contact with stops outside of the evil
ndsr, whereby the piston is prevented from
coming in contact with the cylinder headS.r
lenyenlor Is Wesley Crouch, proprietor of the
WhlGomb house, Rochester The appliance
tsl-nCh CYindar will withstand u shock of ls,-
DlOunds, and one with lftcen-inch cylinder
viii withstand shock Of ", 10 pounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
COTTON.

NV YORK spots declined lie to-day; Liver
pool followed suit at l.3O, Galveston revised her
quotations = lower New Orleans revised her
Nand mSde 1t u lower, and st, Louis declined
/. The spot market is taking DOWN. ard
lEnP every lay and with the big crop reports
looling the country, we may look for still heay.
lei decline
Chicago was strong and firm to-day, closing
higher than for any time in two weeks. Sep
hmber wheat closed at.SlO3G, October 9jI,. Oc.
SoeI corn tts October pork Ell AK.
Nddliug. .........,..,.,,,,,.... 1oi'
SaN! I9W ,mlduilns. l0ts
sON ullulnns.
oil All. uluu'oi! ''''''''''''''''.',,..
''uin"l'' Observation-Disclosures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21

Mother -"Get out Of my house, You old hum.
hugln
Daughter Well, mother, You see how rap.
IDLY have improved since ischaTg ing our Doctor
aud commenced tho use ~ that which | so much
needed. The eject has heou most wonderful The
one relieved my head, cured the constipation while
the other impaired strength, came TO the help Of
Nature and made me feel new"
THE CONFESSION.
Mother" Very true, aud believe they have
saved youT Tie. new confess that Dr. DromRoole'a
English Female liticts 10 the moot wonder ful female
medicine aud iron tonic ever knew, and that
Baoy's Saline Apofieut Is pleasant aud sovereign
remedy fer headache, constipation, acid stomach,
biliousncss, etc, otc.n Family Medical Adviser
froe. Address !. J.. pTomgoolO 4 Co, Lousylle, ",
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

-, bssuties Of prchcuon can well be est.
la1i ,Sben nut in the light OF bounues. The
s As yo-k Times estimates that il the barons
Mss e. nom protective duties were given In
'Se, .i Inc people would be taxed 500 OOJ zoo
,yesf u,,,,,, gotbSbl,a Of Fronloor, -.
R1bi. lat wears income at G2S9. 100 while
tl'Ss tber Baron Never Carl, confessed 10
Sss,eo rhe amount OF their income tax ex-
s 90 cn,.6ps receipts @; MSzltlan during the
AZ, a wear amounted TO se,077 l67: ana The
l l.ss'n.ss Of the custoW Rouse. including sala-
9. N ,u.plOyvS. c'r., united 10 $50 79l
m customs r,ct'pt o., Vera Cruz for the
sonl iOrinis OF last jay amounted 10 500 y
w. stamp tax yielded Sll6, 40 in the state OF
,lst,n curing the last fiscal year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21

been eornered. or an sttempt to corner Il being
made october wheat touched 95N October
corn touched 66a. October pork s.50 No
vemser pork ~ IS These figures are consider.
ably higher than last Friday, when October
corn touched Coz. and pork 10 70, and when an.
other downward turn takes place IL plobably
Will 20 lowey than the lowest yet
NEW YORK.
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This Year, Last Year
EFFORTS.
This Year. Last Year.
FUTURES.

0,lean, .ute markets OF New York and Nov
What Tho we're Z little stronger today, though
nafiet cause Is is hard 10 tell as the spot
push 1, mn 'o .v, The Spectators may Try and
Considered IN .vmv, Out The amount OF the crop
.CSics.m present Gsurcs. >N wv
h buis FIoducs,Another gala day amons
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
On WARREN
Wholesale Dealers in
Glidde1l's

For tho state Of fexas, PROFESSIONALLY the
best ever made Its sales are FIVE times greater
than that OF all other styles Of wire combined.
See our circulars descriptive Of this superior
from which Il Il made process Of gulyRniznin
&C sANBORN n WARNER. Houston
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
St. JOS0Dh'S Academy.
Sherman. Texas.
boarding ana bny ,"hooi Itr Noun.
Lanics and Chi,uirn.

The Sisters Of 81 Mary will open school In
their new aud councillors building on South
Travis Street Monday SEPT. ith, 1882.
The classes are In charge OF most Compclent
aud experienced teachers
The school is conducted In most systematic
manner aud particular attention is paid to the
manner and department of the pupils
Terms Liberal For further particulars An.
ply To or address, The sisters of ST. Mary.
Special terms IN Vocal aud Instrument
Music to pupils attending the Academy.
AulS
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Hteaisa,

Illustrated Marriage Cu,as Ssc n-.-----.
% sa gu oindins, ~ oentS sam n, ran,
can,s. asneeoo 10 centS Nomnnhnr' v
manu- San pa n nphlss cents, securely sSsi,S
WIIir,rIyp" thohey or poktSge stamina
street ST. Louis, No wv ~ 'hari-
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sale to Commence at 10 o'clock A. N,

EXCURSION TRAINS will be run from For
Worth 10 wichita Falls on the day preceding
and during the continuance of sale at reduced
rates. For further information and maps apply
To X, l., MosTO uNERY,
J, A. II. llosAcK, General TOwn Lot Agt
AuctlOnccr VI Worth Tex
G. l. FROST Gen, Pass, Agent IT Worth Tex
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CURE YOURSELF!

VI uohannan Vegetable Curative" swntran,ed IA 70,
nn.ny cnfe all uims Of Spsgt sitOrthsa Gr ssai.s,
a., ,', "','ia' nthht'i, lmpeirusy, etc. aud tt,ioIe,
,1' rover Hni htings hack the "NoHthfui Ilsoya "A
uo' NVu nave ugul cd ly sexual c4t,sss or cy n,,s
lets. luiVm soto seven wtCis time lhktrnieiv yttfk
I'VE i,InWsd by pr D1haunan IN hi, private pra,tct IA
~ ,iiN s.iS was never known 10 tall 10 curing even
w. NVknl tAslS u Flfts Vitality aud i,nuaf,s S6,s,ss
WI Noiu,ild cl.ei Do hofc ndd,c-pFei man who G,s
~ w Dsyoai hef years We iuygoleiing prop.rl,e,
az hI ~ Nfr. Young mtn miitrn. from lie Sorss
anesss g NY d,liuly dgsfutt,c habit Of selfAbit
.nn ut ths ne VI lac gth tie Giuurinre q, spf,iv ar
ihuhiNhNI turc, The Tahrm rains Strength ar "a
tny OF tpfs n one ~ lcls dngtyoi Ne psi, st't,t
"a ~ soothing aud brlug 'out and Ia AZ. N,
hh,u tcniin ws.tlcs eui Initiated Gu.is lnla,nc psrn
aI ',ns pnl Issi9tng them % thyr natural state pur
rs " ine baneiu heht had never been lwulrrl ~ NJ
mgtsilews are tmplc productions ot rf'urHhatI. n,
hius ug' ave snccihc FOR The abe diseases
% ii't, t,c D"|arS, sent vNh Oni dltcetova eie (.
NV auWu,,t. tI snic ouN u Or, G. A Hohaunan. alS
10 ~ Noh tih street. between Walhpt,on h,trne -
"IHhWt, y, - lonl-, -,.. Isishlskcd In isi- ~ Ae
% " Is s"I"ails'' en- Special seA,,T which ,iyc,.
ems ~ u N, mum. .lns.., symptoms, means oi
i""I " any Glditt upon receipt olcne stamp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
~.,..,,. p,,,iIIery Baided.

w.yxrsnuRs. Pa, August 21.-That Por-
49,, ~ Green county which recently FUR
n;shed the story of the murder OF woman
nv her two stepdaughters, but which oion
bannen TO happen, now turns out mo9H
shine story which did happen On Fnaay
evening Thos H. McIlvaine, OF PittsouIgni
lanes F. Gabby, deputy collector, staiohe1
at washington, and Constable BuenIer, o
This Mace, sailed forth In searc1
of James Roach who was ss'o
To have moonshine distillery down hear
the West Virginia line, in the nelgnT ~.
hood of Deep Valley. There was very nv,
RE trouble encountered in finding the SUN
which was in a little "dug-out in the sac
of the hill. and the worm was found IN tue
b;eb weeds in a patch of corn. 1t was
learned that the Roach was at work AZ
Jittleton. w. ", but when Mellvaine ana
RnebIer appeared sn the scene the found
that Roach had been warned OF tnen ~
proech by his daughter. They caugn. Ssdd.
of him, but he had leaning .o" ;S
the south. and was disappearing at rapia
rate. He was not caught up to again, anu
the officers lost their way and dld not ges
back TO Deep Valley until after dayngh'
Saturday morning, where they foune mi:
Gabby leaning up against the warm sac Oh
the house watching for fugitive sunoeams
wberewith to warm his chilled blood, ne
having been frozen OUT OF the house the
night before at bedtime, and had Passe,u,
the night standing around the sun
was DESTROYED. Roach was sentenced 10
wear in the penitentiary some ten years
ago for crookedness in the manufacture OF
whisky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
WATER WAITS.
Stray and Regular Matters Along tn,
River and Wharf

River and wharf
The river was stationary at dark last
night, with 8 feet : inches of water in the
channel.
The Welcome is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Andes arrived here about midnight
and will leave for Cincinnati, to-day.
The John Tomas is running IN the Bell
aire trade in the Lucas place, a the latter
boat had to go on the docks for repairs.
The Chancellor is due up tonight en-
route for Pittsburgh.
A couple Of barges loaded with railroad
ties ran aground Just below the mouth Of
the creek, yesterday afternoon. The John
Tomas went TO their assistance and soon
had them afioat
Business was extremely dullat the land
ing, yesterday.
The Katie Stockdale has laid up for re-
pairs at Cincinnati.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says the low
water furnishes an opportunity to push for
ward work Oh the Davis Island dam, which
opportunity is being fully improved.
The wreck of the Buckeye State. which
had been turned over to the underwriters,
has been bought by the former owners,
who will fit up her hull as a model barge.
The Marietta Register says Towboats,
with their tows going down the river should
take the channel to the right, next to the
Muskingum bottom. The Enterprise and
two other boats have had trouble by going
to the left Colonel Merrill will soon at
tend to the Improvements at Brothers
Island, above this city. He will also make
the survey for the ice harbor at Middleport
and expects TO commence the improve
ments at Eight Mile Island and Sand Creek
as soon as practicable. All the above i'm
provements are provided for in the River
and Harbor bill.
PrrrsBUReH. August 21.-River Is inches
and stationary. Weather clear and warm.
OIL CrIY, August 21.-Riyer / inch and
on q stand. Weather clear aud hot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. l.. ExlCy, Jr., and children are visit
ing in Bellaire.
Joe Bayless, who was shot in the Linn
Gilmore row here some weeks ago, is out
on CrutChes. He feels very grateful to the
citizens for their kindness to him during
his illness.
John Wilson is visiting his friends at
WcllSburg.
Frank Sedwick has fitted up law office
in the Times office.
Some goddess thief stole the Bible from
the cabin of the Little Anna, yesterday.
Mrs. Isaac Wagner and children returned
yesterday from six weeks visit to Wells
burg.
Sunday afternoon, two boys from the
lower end of town attempted to break into
Jim Kiesey's saloon, but a neighbor hear
ing the noise, went out and frightened
them off.
Mrs. Rev. W. Wier is quite i'll.
John Moore, Chas. Cross, and Chas. Sea-
bright, Jr, were "taxed" $40 and costs yes
terday for fighting on Sunday evening.
Robert Braxton is having his barber shop
repapered and fixed up in fine style.
Mr.. Edward Morris, of Guernsey county,
is visiting James Gray, on Fourth street
Drs. Dilworth, W. II. Coss, NJ. Smylie and
other Martins Ferryites, took in the excur-
cursion to Detroit.
Miss Phoebe Clark returned, yesterday,
from three weeks sojourn in the coun-
Frederick Knapp, who died suddenly on
Saturday, was buried at Mt. Zion GENE
terry yesterday. Mr.. Knapp was one Of the
Oldest German citizens. lie was one Of the
founders of the German church here, and
ono OF its most highly respected members.
The Germans will picnic at II. Helling's
next Sunday. EVERYBODY is invited who
knows how to take care OF himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
Another Revelation.

TucsoN, A. T., August "A Star special
saws: Adyices from Guaymos, Sonora, OF
the 10th saws the Mexican transportation
steamer Mexico, is expected daily at Quay
mos, with Gen. Cargo and ex'Gov. Torres
with an escort of 500 Federal troops. Cen
eral rumor throughout theState is that they
come for the purpose Of overthrowing
the present Government, OF which General
Corlos Ortez is the head. 1t iswell knowa
that the Governor has OF late been organiz-
ing companies in all the towns in the state
and at Almes he has 500 National Guards
under arms, with two Calling guns. he
has 4. COO stand OF Remington guns, with
large quantity of ammunition.
Gen. Carlos and Gen. Ortez have, for q
long time, been abusing each other through
the press and there is a terrible feeling eK,
isting, which will ultimately end in duel
or a general revolution in Sonora.
In case of Carlos opening the ball the
Mayto Renista faction, which is large, will
join him, while the Pesuaro faction will
Join ortez. ,,oth being strongly allied
with the general government the outcome
is ~ I'd to predict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News Of n Personal
Nature.

Nature.
Miss Mary A. Evans. of Pittsburg, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Ed. NJ. Holiday and Will J. Robertson
leave for the West to-day.
Miss Minnie Bedillion. OF Pleasant Val
ley, is visiting at Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Alb. Wilson. of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, j. in the city on a few days visit.
John Morne leaves for the far West to-
day. He expects to locate and grow up
with the country.
Mrs Z. Mabis has returned fIom an ex-
tended trip TO Cincinnati, st. Louis, ST. Jo-
Seph and Kansas City.
Major J. Wiley Mulholland. of Phila-
delphia, is spending q few days in the city
stopping at the Mcclure.
Ed. c. Deery ESQ, Auditor in Comptrol-
Ter Pattison's office, Philadelphia, is visit
ing his relatives Prof. Burg and family, OF
this city.
Rev. DR.. Grimes, of Steubenville, and
Prof. Pendleton, of Bethany College, are
expected TO take part in next Sunday ser
vice al Belleyiew camp grounds near indie
pendGnce.
Col Thomas G. Smith, OF Parkersburg, is
in the city looking very we'll Col. Smith
informs US that he has just returned from
q visit 10 the magnetic springs of Union
county. O., the water of which completely
restored him.
We are panied to announce the death OF
Mrs. J. Nc Reilly at Baltimore yesterday
morning. Mrs. Reilly came TO this city q
stranger q year ago and by her numerous
ladylike qualities soon endeared herself TO
many friends who will hear of her early
death with profound regret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
ICE ITEMS.
A Rad Year for the Sale Of Hard WAFER

Rad Year for the Sale Of Hard water
I'm the City-Too Cool and Too High.
How has the ice trade been this seasonE'
inquired REGISTER report OF Mr.. Charles
Seibert yesterday afternoon.
''Oh, it has not amounted to anything
comparatively. There have been two OBJ
stacles to good trade this year, either Oh
which would discourage any man. First
the supply of ice we had to begin with was
two wears old, as no ice of any consequence
was harvested last winter. Thls 1act was
rather discouraging, but it was nothing 70
the one which succeeded II IN the shape OF
had weather There has really oeen no
warm or very hot weather this year 10
sneak Of and the continuous rains OF tne
last three months almost destroyed wnat
demand the high prices might nave Iel'
us. The weather has been almost uhPrece-
dentedly cool and pleasant, thus oovlatlng
the actual necessity OF ice as houSehoiu
article. ..
ssYou saw the demand was much inferior
to that of last year."
oh it was fifty per cent. behind our last
years demand. The mills are large con,
SINNERS when in operation, but the slrike
Knocked us out of the sales OF tons, IN the
mills. The strike also hurt us badly IN
the families of the mill hanuS. Nneh
times are good no class Of people lives bet
ter than the families of the mill men;
thew are good liyers, liberal buyers ana
nav well. Another thing that has inter
tered with the money making in our 6usi-
ness this season is the high prices we nave
TO nav for subsistence for our horses. corn
ran away up from 80 cents to over dollar
a bushei, oats TO 90 and IS cents and some
times higher than that, while hay ana
other feed has ruled in the same rates. IL
takes nearly a whole load Of ice to feed our
mules one day"
what have been the ruling rates for ice
this season" ,c-.u
well. to large consumers, 60 and 10 Genus
per hundred pounds have been obtained TINS
summer. To housekeepers 10 and 81 Genus
per hundred pounds.
How much higher are are these hgures
than those Of last year?
"Oh, a hundred per cent. at least. Ice
only cost 25 cents per hundred pounds last
wear. in Quantities, and so cents to houses.
Talking about ice, did you know that we
have purchased four or five lots just below
the back bridge, on the Island. and INTEND
to nut I'D an ice house that Will be one! II
will be leo feet long and 60 feet wide, and
arranged inside with all the latest equip,
ments, and when completed it will hold
over 10000 tons. The washing away OF our
dam out the pike has rendered this move
ment necessary, and we will begin WORK on
the new building in a short time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
"E ORGANIZATION
OfReaI Estate in This City and County.
cnnaral LANES NJ Told who was APP

OfReal Estate IN TINS C1ty anu COunsys
General James NJ. Todd, who was ap-
pointed to re-Yalue the real estate in this
city, for State and county purposes, was
overhauled last night in the lobby
of the Mcclure House, ana
asked to give an idea OF the quantity aud
nature of work accomplished by him IN the
last two months.
well, am nearing the end OF the work
began some weeks or months ago, having
gone through the First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Seventh wards and examined
every piece of real estate in them. North
of the creek the increase will, i think, reach
a million of dollars and maybe more"
In what ward was the greatest increase
1 think in the Fourth ward the most Pro
noupced increases were made. as the buifd-
ing there had been very lively for some
time, and some large houses had never been
valued at all, as for instance, jacob Sny-
der's heuse on South Main street. There
were also other valuable buildings that
came under official notice for the first time
The Central Glass Works and the works OF
the Reyman Brewing Company were In
creased largely in valuation, while all along
the principal streets other important IN
creases were made"
HAS the WOrk Oeeu ululCuit.
Yes, it has been tedious, and in some,
well, may say in many instances, laoorl-
ons. Sometimes / would come across
piece of property for which there was q
trustee, and would have to quit right
there and hunt up the trustee to OBTAIN
particulacs. This occurred several times,
and il embarrassed me considerably on ac-
count of the delay" -,
"Have there been many large Increases
Yes: some very large ones. l remem
Der of making one at least of $4,000, and
Others of figures only inferior to that The
increases have been numerous, and aver
age, think, 50 far as have gone, from
Washington to Centre To over ten per cent.
/ shall have three books TO prepare, two Ior
the County Clerk and one for the Auditor:
| think shall be done by the middle OF
October"
Have you heard from the county re-
valuer, Mr.. Delaplain?'
'sYes. l understand that he has only
completed two districts. His work Is not
so hard as mine. 1t is as much trouble
here TO revalue town lot as IL would be
for him to do the same work for hVe
hundred acre farm.
Twill the work over the creek be as
hard"
webster district is very large one and
Center is a small one. don't think there
will be as many changes in either OF them
as there were in any district north Oh the
creek"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22
DOANE DEMURS
To the Charges Made Against Him by
the Friends OF DIR. Sinclair.

The REGISTER yesterday contained Sc
ries of charges against the opposition to
DR.. Sinclair in Benwood, for denomination
to the House Of Delegates, and Mr.. Doane,
the competitor of the nomination, comes
TO the front with the following:
First-In the contest for delegates at the
primary held Saturday last my opposition
10 Mr.. Sinclair is represented US being act.
uated by motives OF a personal nature. In
reply to that assertion, | will state that our
personal intercourse and feelings toward
each other always has been and still is, 50
far as know, of the most agreeable and
friendly nature.
Second-In regard to my being defeated
candidate for City Marshal, that was GER
tainly a surprise 10 me. as | have no vivid
recollection of ever having had my name
mentioned in that connection,
Third-Having used such language as
your informant gives me credit with pro
nounce as false in every particular, and
DEFY any man to come forth and substan-
tiate tie assertion that would not sup
port Mr.. Sinclair because he voted for
Catholic for City Marshal. or ever used any
Language against any sect or creed during
my seventeen years residence in Benwood.
/ further desire full investigation OF any
and all charges, of whatsoever nature they
they may be, satisfied the result will be a
full yindiCatiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22

TERMS.
B BAihy' , III days in the se.L fhe,a
"hEhLf REGISTER-"sk...--. !,
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MODEL NAP OF WEsr y,.c,,.
WHY heGtster, N30
THE NAP A. 4 PRENIru

The Map viii b. sent as q premium = !
persons who remit $50 for III. VIM
REGISTER, one year, and 10 cents " ysy ).
age on the Map.
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the WEALTH

THE RnulsrEa IL really tn, cr,y a.,
pdprr In the state" CLTlJ5py; lna,-s.