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ATHIRsTY THIEF
Makes Successful Raid-The Myster-
tons Shooting.

About O'Clock yesterday morning as Q
REGISTER reported was going homeward, he
noticed man standing in a suspicious
position by a window of the Senate saloon,
corner of Market and Sixteenth street, and
commented upon it to companion. As
the reporter reached the Market street
bridge, q revolver shot sounded on Six
tenth street and sent him hurrying back.
Ii seemed that earlier in the night Patrol
man Wilcox had noticed a suspicious look
ing character on his beat and had Swallowed
him upon the block below. Notifying
Roun6sman Tracy, the pair kept a watch,
but lost sight of their man on Sixteenth
street. But presently they heard 4 crash,
and rushing 10 the pOStoifice corner saw q
man running down Sixteenth. Wilcox let
q shot fly at him, sbut he turned into the
saw mill yard and il was useless to pursue
him further.
Upon returning it was found he had
broken into the window OF the Senate
Saloon and stolen three bottles of brandy,
probably as much as he could carry. After
DAYLIGHT one of the bottles emptied of its
contents was found in the saw mill yard.
This shot was one of three the reporter
heard in a half mile walk One was fired
near the Second Presbyterian Church and
the third at the north end of the Fifth
ward market house. And this is nightly
occurrence. Not one night in the week
passes without one or more shots ringing
out at this late hour. The police are
usually in bed and only reporters and
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welcome To You, Citizens Of West vIr-
Einia and Surrounding Neighboring

We welcome you all to our grand display
of spring and summer goods. We well
come everybody 10 come and see how We
intend to conduct our business. We vel
come everybody TO call on us to form your
acquaintance. We have come to stay
among you. We have come to gain your
patronage. We have come to show you
our will to please and promise You that no
efforts on our part will be spared to gain
that end. Our first opening of spring and
summergoodsisnow announced and we hope
that all the patrons of our predecessors,
with great many new ones will call and
see our display during this week. Our
motto will strictly be one universal price
no Misrepresentation; no one urged to
buy; all attentions paid to visitors; goods
delivered TO all parts of the city, and il We
ever deviate from the above rules we want
everybody TO quit dealing at our house
Small profits. large sales, large assort-
ments, fresh goods every day, the great
principles by which we are guided. We
kindly request your patronage.
A. SIEDENRACH & BRn.,
Successors TO l Blum & Bro, Il04 Main
street
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THE TWELFTH VICTIM.
Death OF William CrOthers, One OF the
Sidney's Passengers.

The arrival in this city, week ago, OF
William CrotherS. was noted at the time in
these columns. Mr. Crothers was passen-
ger in the Wheeling and Cincinnati packet
Sidney, which exploded her steam pipe
near Parkersburg, on Friday morning, 10th
inst. Yesterday Mr.. Crothers expired OF the
injuries received, which resulted in blood
poisoning He had been deliriOus since
Thursday last. and suffered intensely. After
theexplosion the unfortunate man wrapped
comfort about his head and endeavOred to
get out of the staterOOm to the guards.
The door was fastened, and CrotherS then
rushed into the cabin, which was filled
with scalding steam, and there received
his injuries. The deceased was - years
of age, and was highly esteemed by his
employers, Messr> Cavitt and Pollock, of
this city. The funeral took place from the
deceaSed's late residence, 81 Webster
avenue, this afternoon, the remains being
placed in Allegheny Cemetery. Mr..
Crothers leaves wife but no children.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph, from which
the above is taken, is correct with the ex
ceptiOn of the head line. Mr. crOthers is
the thirteenth victim.
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LEyEE LACONIC0
News From the River and the Water
Eraff

Craft.
The Bachelor leaves for Pittsburgh to-
day.
The Courier is the Petersburg packet
to-day.
Business on the landing was very dull
yesterday.
The Joe Walton passed down yesterday
with tow of coal.
The Andes arrived last night and will
leave this AFTERNOON for Cincinnati.
The Scioto made her first trip in the
Matamoras trade yesterday on time.
The James A. BIackmore. Ella Layman
and Dick Fulton passed up with large tows
OF empties yesterday.
The river was rising rapidly ut dark last
night, with good prospects OF having a
large river, the marks showing Ia feet .
inches of water in the channel.
PIrrsBrGH. March N.-Riyer 10 feet s
inches and rising: raining.
CAIRO. ILL.,. March 20.-River - feet, IL
inches and falling. Cloudy. Thermomete
100.
EVANSVILLE March 20-Cloudy, warm
and windy; mercury 80; Light rain to-
night; wind southwest. River 80 feet )
inches and falling.
CINCINNATI. O.. March 20.-River 2j feet,
6 inches and raising. Raned all day. Reg
ular waterspout with thunder and light
ming alter dark. Departures-Scotia. Pitts
hr,ryh
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The Philips Case.

The United States District Court was &C.
cupied all day, yesterday, in hearing the
case of Philips, indicted for perjury. The
evidence was concluded at noon, and the
remainder of the day was taken up with
the argument Mr.. Geo. B. Caldwell open
ed for the Government. and was followed
by N. T. Frame, Esq, for the defense. To
day Messrs. Dovener and Good will close
for the defense and Gen. Golf end the case
for the prosecution. The jury will retire
about noon
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Fisher, OF Hardy.
\, M, Editor Of ne Register

10 tNe EdlI0T y NC heyISIeT'
A sketches of the members OF this
I.sgislature has become fashionable, per
mid me In q short space in the REGISTER to
zsocord merit TO one to whom il is justly
Cue. / have had a good opportunity dur
ing the last two sittings of the Legislature
to observe the conduct of the members in
the House, and / unheSitatingly say that
there is not one member who has been more
regular and faithful in the discharge OF his
duties than Fisher, Of Hardy. None who
has more carefully examined the business
before the House; none who studies with
more care the true interests Of his con-
stituents. and although modest and un-
ssSnming. none who advocate them with
more tirmness and independence. Hardy
may we'll be proud OF him, and never fear
10 trust him. A MEMBER
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DasTARDLY ATTEMPT
To Burn Out Capt. Feeuey-A Timely
Warning.

A dastardly attempt to burn out Capt.
George S. Feeney, last night, was fortu-
nately discovered and frustrated. About
O'Clock Mrs Feeney smelled smoke, and
informing her husband he Immediately
began a search. Going finally into the
cellar he discovered smoldering bundle
on hanging shell in the cellar. A bundle
of flannel, saturated with oil, had
been ignited and placed on q swinging
shelf, within two feet OF the floor above:
Fortunately it smoked a great deal, and
thus discovered itself before doing any
harm. Captain Feeney eNtinguished the
fire and then carefully searched the prem
ises. but discovered nothing.
His residence No. y Thirteenth street,
has a rear gate leading into the alley, and
through this the would be incendiary had
no doubt entered. Ii he returns Captain
Feeney Is prepared to give him warm re-
ceptiOn.
A desperate gang OF thieves is said to be
in the city, and property holders are eau
toned to be on the lookout against dep.e-
dation.
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The proprietors Of the WHEELING REGIS
TER have engaged the services Of gentlemen
we'll qualified for the task, to get up, what
will readily be conceded 10 be
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Wagon Accidents.

ing 10 Mart Thornburg, broke rear axle.
on Main street below Tenth. The wagon
contained load of groceries for Kimmins
store, at Elm Grove. which were reloaded.
{. Kraft's bakery wagon broke rear
axle, on Twenty-frst street, yesterday. The
driver apostrophized the streets in speech
more forcible than elegant
The team belonging to McCluskey. the
oyster man. while being driven down Mar
ket street. below Eighth. yesterday morn
ing sank into the soft earth in the trench.
and it was some time before the animal
could be extracted. Transfers should
avoid upper Market street Tor the present.
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Donestics.

Rest Prints SO. A cheap Print. " NJ
styles, all the leading makes, ~. 4 Il.ss
ed Muslin for &c. ~ handsome ~ a me tss
brick, free of dressing or starch, and nOs.
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FOR SALE

NOR Subsistence PRES ELLISON.
Il Machinery in good repair. CylinderSs
inch bore, 3 foot stroke; steel boiler, Is feet
long, 40 inches in diameter. with li-inch
fiues. VIII make steam free on pea coal.
Three years old. J. Il. LUkESS,
Master and owner.
20. Address, Wheeling, VIVA. marl5h
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ANarroW Escape.

George Blankensops little son, who is
about six years of age, had a very narrow
escape from drowning yesterday afternoon.
He was on the. Gus Mathews Big Club
boat, which lies short distance from the
Water Works, and in some manner fell
overheard into the river. George Probe
jumped in after him and succeeded in saw
ing the little fellows life. This should be
a warming TO parents not to allow their
small children TO be about or on the boats
along the shore of the river.
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Court House News:

The following conveyanCes were admitted
10 record BY Clerk Hook:
\ deed made the 10Th day OF March, 1852,
by Adam Wilhelm. in consideration OF
1918 20. for one-fourth of an acre of ground
in Pleasant Valley. Ohio Co.
A deed made the 18th day of March, 1857,
by q. Ct Murdoch and wife to Robert En-
biem in consideration OF 500 for - feet
front off of lot No. l. in square No. Z. in
Caldwelrs addition to the city.
One deed OF trust was admitted to record
Yesterday
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NbseIin9 Resisten
TTESDAY MORNING, MARCH IN, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iadex TO New Advertisements

Photographic. II. Higgins.
Make Home Beautiiul-Miller and Franz
helm.
Grand Opening-A. S;edenha'h < Co
Fourth Page.
SpecialtieS-G. Mendel & Co.
Cooking Stoves-B. Fisher < sons.
dwelling for Rent,
Chocolate. II. Diehl & Co.
House Furnishing GOOdS-NeSbitt x Bro.
Handsome GOOds-T. e. MOffat 4 Co.
Water Filter-G. w. JOhnSnn's Sons.
Commissioner Sale OF Real Estate.
Commissioner Notice.
Wall Paler-JOhn Frcidel.
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The Municipal Court.

The March term oi this court began az 2
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. The follow
ing is the record:
Eleives, Kraft Il TO, VS.. Hamilton. Nc
Granaghan & TO. and L. +. Stitcl, garni-
shec. GarniShee'S answer filed, and fund
in his hand. SIS 50. ordered paid into
court. subject t. further order.
Jos. K Sterritt VS.. Little & Monitor. in
a>Sumpsit. On motion of plaintiff, case
dismissed at his cost.
Katherine SChweitzer, administrator
etc. V Mary Louisa OShe, ct al. in chan
Gerry. Decree entered distributing residue
Of fund in hands OF commissioner.
The docket was called and the court ad-
iCurned to $50 O'Clock this morning.
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printers are about on business. At this
time the gambling houses usually dis
charge their contents and the shots are
generally fred by half drunken rowdies,
for pure devilment. II is astonishing how
many people are about all night and for no
good purpose. II would not be bad idea
II all such persons could be arrested until
they could render an account of themselves.
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City Hall Matters,
Council tonight,

Council tonight,
But probably no quorum.
The Brush Electric Light Company 5
right of way is the business.
Clerk Darrah still rusticates at Hot
Springs, and Attorney Cewden very accept
ably ellis his position in the Court.
The we'll known Schuehle case will be
tried by q jury in the Municipal Court this
morning.
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RAYMOND a. Fresh"

Tonight John T. Raymond will produce
Fresh the American" az the Opera House
Seats sold exceedingly well. scarcely any
being left Today the gallery seats will be
put or sale.
Thc fun of the piece is extracted from
the contrast between the serene. dignitied
and obtuse bearingof the eastern characters
and the energetic. Slansy. irreverent and
cUmiCal Wall street broker. The play ex-
cited shouts Of laughter, and is apparently
in for an extended and profit die run. 1t is
in the purely American vein III its humOr,
and Mr. Raymond as Fresh bears the bur
den OF the play ON his shoulders. His Wall
street street slang was INTERCEPTED skillful-
IL and seemed 10 tickle the fancy of the
audience immensely. Altogether, the play
Is better than the one in which his original
success was made.-Nrrr York star.
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Buckien's Arnica salve.

The BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive.
ly cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Logan
%
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Must Stay Until Through

Mr.. Ferguson offered a resolution decIar
aS So LA .ne nn t;t MI Mn mo HH' NIX gay Tor
representation in the Senate and House Of
Delegates be finally disposed Of, which was
adopted
TheSeupou the caucus adjourned,
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The EeeieS Investigation.

The special committee appointed by
Council for the purpose of investigating
the charges preferred against Chief Marshal
ECCleS assent led at the City Building. last
night. Of the six members five were pres
ent. viz: MeSsrS. Butterield, Hall, Hill
dreth, Waterhouse and Clark. Solicitor
Caldwell, Clerk Galligan, StenOgra-
phsr RhenstrOm. three reporters and sew
eral loafers made up the assemblage. Mr..
Eccles was not present either in person or
by counsel. and what he wishes or expects
was consequently not known.
ON motion of Mr.. Butterfield, Mr.. Hill
dreth was selected chairman, which was
the only business transacted. The absence
of Mr.. ECcles was commented upon, as 1t
was not known whether he wanted any
witnesses summoned.
Finally the Committee adjourned until
Thurs day night, at which time a plan OF
action will be decided upon. There will be
no developments then, ~ no witnesses will
have been summoned.
The Sergeant was ordered 10 notify Mr..
EcrleS TO be present
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LettersTneaIled For.

The iollo wing are the letters advertised
Tuesday, March y, 1882:
d. ID. Dodge, Lieutenant NJ. +. Eggleston,
Adam FoOse, Mrs. +. Hartley, |. y. Hctle-
bower, John Hess. Henry Miller, NJ. Lizzie
RodaS. Conrad Ruehl. jacob Strauss, IL.
Wehrle.
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j. ID. NcFApDEN,

DUILDER, lslo MARKET 81. ENIkANCC1n
ciases Of Buildings erected promptly aod -
iafsctorfiy. Plans and Specifications prspsse
and esffmates furnished on applteafaon. ~
sirfue 10 erect new, or 70 make improvemen1
IN nSseent buildines, and thoae needing eny
voik in ny line, VIII % Vsu - ean @ sdasss
- above. ur
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weather Indications.

WAsHISeroN, March 2l, N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, light rain
followed by clearing weather; northwest to
: southwest winds and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, rain, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy and cooler weather;
essterly, shifting to westerly winds, falling
fuitOH cd by rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21

Yesterday afternoon the packing boys OF
the Belmont mill struck for an additional
y cents per week. They came out at 3
p'plrpk
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A New Waltz.

Prof. Hermann Kraueter'S new proluc'
ton, the "Leonoren Wsltzes," is meeting
with much success. The music has struck
the popular ear and we predict for tho COM
position a large sale in this city and
throughout the country.
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AUCTIoNEER W. II. HALLER will. on the
first OF April, open an auction room at
1904 Market Square. Any consignments
sent to him win be sold to best advantage
and prompt returns made. He will buy
and sell second hand furniture. Please
give him q call.
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IInnOriAnf.

No assessments of any kind can ever be
made upon the stock OF the Steadman
Gulch Mining and Milling Company, It's
stock is fully paid mp aud torsrer Roi'-a'sesS-
abe. TIL r. HAAsE,
General Manager and Agent, Wheeling.
W. Va.
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Grand Opening and Display of
Spring Goods. Everybody in the
city invited. We issue no cards.
A. Siedenbach ~ Bro, 11O4
Main Street.
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IN CAUCUS.
The Democrats Decides the Reap
p0rti0nment.

The Question of ConstitutionaIity Raised
Mr.. Mcneil Objects and Wthdraws-
Arguments ofProminent Mem
bers and the Final
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Don't fail to stop i'm at Rine-
harris, 1915 Market street, and
purchase your Tableware. April
LIST Is coming, and you need some.
TelephOneA-S5.
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Died I'm Prison.

Charles Hasson, tramp, died at the
WorkhouSe, yesterday morning, with cpl
leptic fits. He will be buried at the city
G. metery to-day.
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NEWS NUGGETS
From the City Mine Of General In
formation,
Cleaned and Gathered by the Register SepO-
toriaI Corps and Arranged in
Readable Form for N.Y.
!, rad Readers.
BRIL- HISTORY OF YESTERDAY.
Packing Boys, Strike.

The board walk above Seventh street was
fully repaired yesterday by the street brig
ade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21

The REGISTER has o paid correspondent OF
intelligence and integrity In every section OF
the state, whose business It Is to furnish the
paper with all that interests the people OF
his locality to aid every efIort at improve
ment, and in the development OF the re-
sources OF the State. And II also has
Correspo.dents In Tie Principal Citses
OF the country, who are wide awake In gath
ering that which win interest and profit the
people Of West Virginia.
TIE MARKET REF0RTs
OF the leading cities, at home and abroad,
constitute q valuable feature Of the kEs-
LISTER.
Lewis Baker a Co. are the most energetic
newspaper men In the country, and the item oI
news which escapes their vigilAnt eyes - nos
worth he recording. "-Aidvson HNIerTriss-
- 49, - A
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
the New Mcclure Sample Rooms
daily.
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"PMzE Soar" is the housekeepers' de-
light II is the best cleanser in the world.
G. S. Feeaey, No. 1il0 Main street, sole
agent
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WHITE GOODS

There never were such varieties
WI, Mhi,e DTS Materials As ihis S's~on -, !,
ond Ia none, embracing over \, -
English, French and American man. n
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Ladies',

We invite you all cordially Ia come "
look over our stock and learn nur Prior% "
feel confident you will fnd SOMETHING IN -
a large variety Ia chD1se from. All are o.
COM, whether you buy or not.
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ADOPTION or THE SENATE BILL.

A Democratic caucus was held in the
hall of the House of Delegates at 1880 last
evening for the purpose Of considering the
bill passed by the Senate for the appor-
tionment of representation in the Senate
and House of Delegates of this State.
Mr.. Fulkerson called the caucus to or
der. and Speaker Wilson was chosen chair
man.
On motion of Mr.. Fulkerson the Clerk
was directed to read the bill passed by the
Senate
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Special Low Price.
You Nav AJAX .

In Ginghams, Prints, Brown and r..
Muslins, Seeruckcfs, Tow-llnxs, 49,
lou most see those Specialize, and - -
feel at home nj our house 'Ns.
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Housekeeping Good,

kins. Spreads, Lace Curtains. e. "
than ever and our prices iayo,.is,
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the REGISTER

THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER WEEKLY THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER
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('resap's Point.

Mr.. Cresap rose to point of order. and
wanted Mr.. Mr.. Mcneil to say whether he
would abide by the decision of the caucus.
Mr.. Fulkerson said the gentleman had a
right to be heard.
Mr.. Kepner said he did not understand
that any member, under the call had COM
mitted himself to abide the action Of the
caucus.
Mr. Cresap insisted on his point OF order.
Mr. Ferguson moved that Mr.. Mcneil be
heard AdOpted
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Buntings

At6r,c. I2Ie, H'c. -, ST. AMI -. Ps,rr',
STYLES and new tslors
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the REGISTER.
LEWIS BAKER & 60.
TERMS.

PER YEAR, BY NAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
DAILY, six days in the week. %
DAILY, three days in the week.............. %
WEEKLY REGiSTER-...-.-........... / 80
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THE WEALTH

THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH OF THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH WEST THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH "ss' THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH VIRGINIA THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH 1882 THE WEALTH.
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
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As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
MONDAY.
ISL lS2.
IAN. I'm. Bpm. Jpn. TAM. P.N7rK.
r. "a AZ 70 81 50 81 -
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THE MODEL MAP THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP OF THE MODEL MAI
THE MODEL MAP WEST THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP VIRGINIA THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP 1852. THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP TIE MODEL MAI
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ALEXANDER BONE =

NTorAxY EgHI!csE.sIfIaa..s . -:
kosi. $500 =: .ss1i:.ls.sss
Estais. 49, Hoss fsats1 NJ
E6s 1,. Gs,':''; Ses;onHSsiy r..,s,:1s -
nm, s:,1s 80 g. e. q Gds,ss5ss Il
~ cs1 1sak vhssass
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ut the establishment.
On Buildings.:
a Card.

The Fulton Fire Brigade begs leave to ex-
press their warmest thanks to the Wheel
ing Fire Department for the quick and
brotherly assistance in subduing yester-
days fire At Fred Schenk II Sons butcher
and packing house in Fulton.
MICHAEL STEIN MdrShai.
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the REGISTER
THE MODEL MAP.

1--WE cordially recommend II to our readers as
model Family newspaper" DforodEtotcH Post Rcpb
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a BtLIp5 vi dIIICIts Ou NIIC
Undeveloped Riches Of the Stase'
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared by
mosr fascinating writer, viii be printed In
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth to
any West virginian, many times the price
Of the paper.