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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04

The Most Recent News Of . Personal

Tne MO8l hGccAb NCWe ".
Character.
Mai. ]. C. Anderson will shortly leave
for the West, again.
Editor Glass, of the Pan Handle Wears,
was in the city yesterday.
Judge Boyd adjourned Court at Mounds
vile yesterday ard returned to the city.
H. B. Ferguson, Esq, has returned from
an extensive trip, partly business ana the
rest pleasure, TO New Mexico.
Misses Mamie Campbell and Ida Cnrtis,
of Bethany, returned to their homes yes
terday, Miss Fannie Quarter accompany
ing the former, to be her guest.
Mr.. F. J. Black, who has been in the city
several days on account OF his daughter
Adde'S illness, OF scarlet fever, left for
his home in Burton last night. The young
lady is better this morning, we hear.
Junior Brown, of Preston county, Is in
the CITY. He was the leader OF the Hoge
contesting delegation in the famous keyser
convention, and has earned some local rep
utation as a shrewd and energetic politi-
clan.
Mrs. DR.. A. H. Kunst, of Weston, who
has been visiting DR.. Camden, of this city,
returned home yesterday. Mrs. kunst
WHO'S sister to Senator Camden and Dr.
Camden, is most estimable lady and has
many friends in this city. ...
Miss Lizzie Lazier, of Morgantown, is so
we'll known here that the following &C.
count of her wedding, from the New Do
,n;n;on, will be of interest: THE social
even of this place last week was the mar
r;soa on Thursday of Mr.. John I. Harris,
If Detroit, Mich, and Miss Lazier, OF thus
nlace. The wedding was quiet affa,r,
the near friends Of the contracting
n mar being present. Miss Camp:
bell and Miss Juliet McLare, OF
a distance. The ceremony was performed
at / O'Clock by Rev. T. B. Hughes, and
after partaki6g of the Wedding good things
The bride and groom departed for Harris.
willie. this State, where they will spend q
with ,d the sFGTE 6e b SsSrs g going sts
recipient of many valuable and useful
presents. The Neir Dominion together vi" ::n
their many other friends, extend best wishes.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
where wOrshippers Can be AceOmmO-
dated. TO-MOrrOW.


Zane Street NJ. Z. Church, Rev. J. B.
Fitzpatrick, pastor Preaching tomorrow
at 1880 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Morning subject,
The necessity for and nature Of the atone.
ment." Evening subject, The results OF
the atonement." The Lords Supper will
be administered at the close of the MORN
ing sermon. Seats free; all invited.
St Matthew'S Church-Services on Sun
day at 10 80 A. NJ. and 7:30 N.
The Citizens Bible Glass will meet as
usual in the lecture room OF the First Pres
byterian Church to morrow afternoon at
half-psst o'clock. LesSon-Mark ISL, Is
verse.
Rev. J. B. milford, pastor. will preach
tomorrow in the First Baptist Church, cor
ner Twelfth and Byron streets. At 1920
A. NJ, on the theme, "A Finished Redemp-
ton; at I p. M. The patient SAVIOR be-
ing the fifth sermon in the course on the
life and character OF Jesus Christ. Sabbath
School and pastors Bible class at P. NJ.
HALF hour prayer meeting after the evening
service. On Monday night at $50 o'clock
the Young Peoples Working Association
will have AN evening with Longfellow.
TIE exercises will consist OF short sketch
OF the poets life by the pastor, five OF his
poems read by the members, and songs
sung containing his words No admission
fee, and everybody invited.
International s S. lesson: Mark xiv. So.
g. Subject: Jesus before the council"
There will be service in the First Eng
Luth. Church tomorrow at l0:30 A. NJ. and
Up. NJ, conducted by the pastor Rev. L, II.
Dornblaser. Sunday school with the lesson
illustrated on blackboard at 2 P. N. Strang-
ers are cordially welcome TO all these SER
vices.
The usual gospel temperance meeting
will be heldsai Parker's Hall tomorrow AZ
terDoon at $3.50 All are welcome.
Fourth street NJ. E. Church, preaching
Sunday 1890 A. N. and 7 P. N. by the pas
tor, Rev. Jos L. Smith, d. D. Sunday
School . 2. N. Young Peoples meeting
Monday, 80 p. N.
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H.als..a ,use.,.

HAIlyAx, N. g., Noyemh.r
government Of De proyinc.s -h
demand on the Halifax and =. naJ
Railway Company TO hand NJ
the government, under the M y !,
lature empowering the eoys'
take the line BY the fi,t :" y
The company will Be peid ,h |" Ss'
pended. The lines runs frors 2
gov to Canso. The cown" nun \,
1srds Of n, G0, 90 OUTLAY. ~ y
nent objects. Arbltrators viIi [
decide. VIII \
SPRINGFIELD. LIS, Noveuh
United States Circuit Court 49,
plication for . receiver mad. H.
Vile, 0lney and Ohio rsilro.ay y
Q hearing on the OH inst Ws,al'
tors were at Rrst surprised nv nv, ~.
.tiop. % they claim they have h sa''
By the President Of the comn.ss n !
interest on bonds 10 not in arrs.! .
he personally advanced suff;ci.N Z
meet It Since this application = Z
made By Boston parties. csy,s;, - y
creditors have interviewed "a
seizure OF the road, end h,y. ny. Fs
animation into the Affairs Of n. '. =
a Warning.
BERLIN, November 18Th. y,,;,.
ing of this city gives publicity =
evidently inspired BY the higS,,, !
ty, in which is set forth that no,b;,'
range OF possibility would shall. !.
premscy of England in Esypta, ,
more than the return of Co.
power.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Nrs Charles NJ. Undertake, who has
been ouite i'll for some time, is improving
An addition is being built to the ID. L.
M Davis and family of Clifton, W. Va,
are visiting friends in this city,
The ladies (?) who have been caves depp-
ming around C. NJ. Undertakes residence
On Fifth street will get pill IL 'neS
don't look out. ,..;oh Rur.
-ows who has been in the far West hunt
in and trapping for several years, mas re-
100 .,.:- 1880, we'll. He will likely re-
main. y:s,,;ite
Tbos. Johns and his crew Of Eouisvllie,
Nv have arrived. and will take chalSe VI
the new department at the Etna mill;
Cbas. Seabright, Sr., has purchased the
interest of E. ]. Cowens in Irwin bowen
stone quarry at Ramage's on the w 1. "
& w. r. r.
Twenty-Five thousand pounds OF castings
were turned out yesterday at VIM. Mann
foundry.
Another large rolling mill is among our
latest possibilities. ,,,,
down last night and will necessitate the
stopping of the forge department unui
some time next week.
las Bayless, of the firm OF Bayless u
Bro, timers, while cutting some sheet iron
Yesterday afternoon, had large cash cut
in his hand.
John Peppers is very ill.
Mrs VIM. Bonner, the Raiueytown
woman who stabbed Mrs. McCourtney with
a pair of scissors, was given preliminary
hearing before Mayor Mitchell yesterday
and held in the sum OF $500.
The sale of tickets for Stuart Rogers be-
gins to-day at Ong's drug store at o clock.
Mrs. Geo. Cline is very i'll with lumoag1;;
The G. A. r. festival at Commercial nan
opened last night with good attendance.
| Tonight will be the big night.
John Boles, packing boss at the Laughlin
mill, had his finger almost cut oil yester-
| day.
W.. Elliott has removed his harness
shop into the Sherman House block.
VIM. McCune, helivery man, was out on
Short Creek yesterday and shot white
squirrel, the only one ever seen In TINS
peiehborhood. twill be put on exhibit
t;on Of Opo's drup store next Monday,
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ReligfNaA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-The general
con- mittte on extension Of the NJ 4.
church continued its session to-day, Bishop
Wiley presiding. The COMMITTEES on ex-
ceptionL cases presented . report - fol.
lows:
First. That the Winthrop Street Church
be excepted from the rule Of limitsfioo,
and that the board grant the desired reiief.
Recommendation sgreed 70.
Second. That the church In Salem,
Oregon, be excepted from the Yules Of
Limitation. and that loan be naAe 10 "
church Of IS 900 ct such rsts Of Intsrs,t -
the board msy decide upoa, eoo6sisaAl %
the payment Of $500 per annum On tie
principal until the entiss dsb4 = paad
Recommendation adoptsd.
Third-Tbat st. Psals church, Toledo,
be excepted from the rule Of Limitation,
and that the amount Of It's inAebesslasss,
already pledged by Ia Central Ohio Con-
ference, be appointed 10 that eunfsreoce
with permission for them 20 withdraw tho
amount in regular form hon ~ treasury
Of The board Of extsnsioa. aAgsssd 70.
Forthwith regard 10 the churches st
Monroe, Mich, and Bath, Ne. the com
mittee Recommended their exception from
the rule, and that the board administer
such relief - In their judgment Is pfopes
Agreed to.
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A GOOD REPORT.
Large Decrease In Expenditures ~ the
New Orleans Custom House Recon-
mended.

Large Decrease In Expenditures ~ the
New Orleans Custom House Recon-
mended.
WASHINGTON, November 3.-The commit
tee appointed to examine the New Orleans
Custom House has submitted . report 70
Secretary Folger, In which they recon.
mend that the salaries OF naval officer and
surveyor be equalized, each 10 receive
$500 per year, and suggest that their
deputies should receive salary OF $1,000
each, and that the present force In these
offices Is as large as the exigencies Of the
service require. For the warehouse de-
partment the report recommends the aboli:
tion Of two highly paid positions. and
making two clerkships at . compensation
fully adequate to the duties and rssRon-
and surveyor are recommended TO
be placed at the low rate OF $500
for the reason that Il II deemed
that both establishments over which these
officers preside are detriment more than
benefit to the service, and IL retained II
should be at the least possible cost consist
ent with the dignity OF the position. A
reduction OF $500 per annum on the salaries
OF deputy naval officers and surveyors Is
recommended. The total decrease In ex-
penditures recommended by the report IL
about $l07 900 per annum. The consolida.
ton OF the three boarding stations o: South
Pass and Southwest Pass and at the Jump
is recommended, which will reduce the
expenses of the stations 5000 Ii is
thought best not 10 reduce the number Of
employees.
The board which recently examined the
Baltimore custom house has also submitted
report which recommends slight reluc.
ton Of force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04

The first Company Started IN west
VfPnfnia.

The First COMPANY Ds1fsoo -
viPSfnia.
Associations alleged to benefit those
sbout 10 fling themselves into the uncer-
tainty of mafrimony, though common 70
some parts of the country. are, as YET
new 10. West Virginia. They have
been generally frowned down upon sno
regarded as of the grayeyaro oraei;
Pennsylvania was afflicted with tnenl auu
the South now suffers disproporuona.y.
They NAV be conducted squarely and sucn
nav the one propose to be which yester-
5av took ont papers of incorporation. The
agreement was rs follows:
The undersigned agree to become COT,
poration by the name OF the MatnmoniaI
BENEFIT Association of West virginia, Ior
tbe purpose of matrimonial insurance, suo-
;sct Tn the rules and regulations OF TINS
intended corporation, which corporation
sball keep its principal office at Sc. Adams,
In the county of Kanawha, and is 70 expire
ON the 3lst day of October in the year
nineteen hundred t19O0l
And for the purpose OF forming tine sa,u
corporation, We have subscribed the sum
of nine hundred dollars TO the caPt.n
thereof, and have paid in our sara suosct Nv
tions the sum of fifty dollars ana desits Tue hS
privilege of increasing. the saio CAPT.. :.
t;n,e m Ave Thousand dollars insall. The cap.
;;oI en- subscribed, is divided into shares o.
one hundred dollars each, which are neia
bv the undersigned respectively, as Ioiiows'
that ;s 10 saw: A. ]. Beckett, +. b. ChIiien'
I. w. Walden, A. B. Lewis, ana u u.
webb of st. Adams. West Virginia, one
share sIOO, 90 each, aud the capital 70 %
bsrnsfter sold is TO be divided into shares
Of the like amount.
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BELLAIRE.

H.H. Meek and family are at Bealsville,
summoned by the death OF Mr.. MeeKs
mother.
Jas. Rosser and Miss Maggie keenan, wen
married on Wednesday.
IL YOU want TO save your money buy your
groceries of S. D. Corbett, 405 Union st;
Two of the street cars have already been
repainted and look we'll.
The Belaire lecture bureau has at last
become success under the management OF
Messrs. Smith and Greatly, they having al
ready secured several well known lecturers ,,,
Among the members is DR.. A. A. Willis,
of Philadelphia, who will appear at the
Disciples Church next Wednesday even
ing. He will speak on Sunshine or Happy
Life" and his lecture promises to be very.
interesting. Besides the Doctor Eli Perk-
ms, Mrs. Laura Dainty and Wallace Bruce
have promised to come here during the
winter.
Before Squire George Criswell. yesterday,
the suit of James c. Tallman against the
b. & o. r. X. Company for the sum OF 81
for delaying baggage took place. james M.
Reece appeared for Tallman and w. II.
Tallman for the B. & o., and the jury gave
Mr.. Tallman judgment for every cent
claimed.
At the festival given at City Hall on
Thursday night $40 was realized.
An entertainment was given at the High
School yesterday afternoon by the class.
The programme consisted Of singing, reci-
tations, select readings, etc., and was very
interesting and highly entertaining. Quite
a number OF visitors were present and en-
joyed the entertainment.
Mr. Sol. Bennett, Of Peoria, H., is the
guest Of his brother.in.law, Mr.. NJ. Some
born.
The Turner's will give grand ball on
Thanksgiving eve.
Mr.. Charles Timberlake, Of Martins Fer
ry, was in the city yesterday.
Last night ball was given at Zilch's
Hall for the benefit OF the Greenwood brass
band
Yesterday morning q car loaded with
limestone, at McLain's quarry, on Indian
Run, while coming down the incline, broke
loose and went down at a rapid gate, aud
when near the run jumped the track, pre-
venting big collision between this car and
the approaching one.
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c. H., Wayne county; n. I. Harvey, d.
Huntington, Cabell county.
seventh District-Joel K; Stolings; y,
Madison, Boone county; John b. FLOYD
ID. Logan C. H., Logan county:
! Eis6th District-Wm. l.. McNeal, D.,
Academy, Pocahontas county; John g.
Iobbsp, D., A'derson, Monroe county.
Ninth District-Haryey Samples, D.,
Queen Shoals, Clay county; BENZ, w.
Byrne, D Charleston, kanawna county
Tenth District-Thos. ]. Farnsworth, D.,
Buckhannon, Upshur county; Marshall w
Coburn. r., Phiiippi, Barbour county. -
Eleventh District-W. N. o; Dawson, X,
Kinewood, Preston county; W. G. McGrew
R., Morgantown, Monongalia county.
twelfth District-Joseph Van Meter, d
Old Fields, Hardy county; George Z. Price
D.. Keyser, Mineral county,
Thirteenth District-samuel Dawson, D
uneer's Store, Morgan county; Jacob s
Melvin, D., Duffield's, jefferson county
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THE VOTE COMPLETE.
Wilson Goes to Congress by Ten
Majority.
Snyders Majority Upwards Of 5000
Names and Postofice Addresses
of the Members Of the
Legislature.

At last the vote of the State is complete.
and the guessing, betting and speculation
will be set at rest. This is November T.
and the election was held on October III.
Not a month has elapsed and yet the re-
turns are in. Strange to say, some OF the
most inaccessible counties of the State
reached here before many of the railroad
co,nf;ss. and Morgan, from whose comfy.
seat berkeley Springs-there is a mail
t~ice a day. was the very last to report.
The Official returns for Congress Tor
First. Third and Fourth districts have al
ready been given, and the remaining intor-
nation will be found below.
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MbeeIins Re9iatsr
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index 10 New Advertisements

Index TO New Advertisements
Wanted-COopers.
For Sale-Dwelling on Chapline street.
Grand COnCert-At WestwOod's Hall
Wanted to Rent-Pisno.
Wanted-Carpenters.
Real Estate Bulletin-C. A. Schaefer &
Co.
Rhine Vince. Kraus & Co.
Just Received-ThOmas F. Heyman.
Grand Opening-Wm. Gilligan's saloon.
Base Bali-StandardS rs. Picked Eight
cen.
Palace Coal Vases-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Bargains-Brues & Golfer.
Stoves and Tiuwars-B +. Caldwell.
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill Il Elliugham.
Breech- Loading Shot Guns-G. G. Dillon.
Doors. Sash, Frames, &c-BcltZ K Fla
ding. Local page
Silyerware-Miller Il Franzheim.
Valley Star Cook Stoye-B. Fisher 4 Son.
New Crop New Orleans MolaSses-Edward
Reid.
Best Brsuds of Lead-W. A. Wilson.
Granite Ware-G. W. JohusOn's Sons.
No Goods misrepresentation. T. Stone.
Muths Sausage. II. Diehl & Co.
DalmatiOn Insect POwder-R. II. List.
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The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway, Pan Handle Route, has toe pleas
ure To announce that Excursion Tickets, at
greatly reduced rates, to Jacksonville and
other prominent Winter Resorts in Flo
rida and the South are now on sale, regu-
larry. at the principal offices OF the ComPs,,
nv. and on application can be procured
from the agent at any station on the line.
These tickets are good going 80 days from
date of sale, and good 10 return until June
Isl, 1888 Jacksonville. Townsville, Mo-
bile, New Orleans and the prominent
Southern COsst points, can be reached with
one change of cars from any point on the
Handle line. No other route offers
more complete facilities, quicker time or
lower rates. Inquiries regarding routes,
rates, time and connections will receive
prompt and cheerful attention, il addressed
TO any of the Company's agents, or to 4. A.
Ford, Gent Pass. Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04

IA pairs Infants Button ut
25c per pair.
6O N0manS Grain Morocco
Button at $1.25.
36 Childs Grain Top Button, !
to 10, ut 75c.
Also a large line of Mems and
WOnNen'S Fine shoes, at
j. W. AMICK'S,
114S Main st,
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Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
Letting single duty in their behalf When
they are assailed by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have a thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents Sold by Logan & Co.
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1000 pairs WOmen'S shoes,
ranging from $3.50 to $3.50.
worth from 1925 to 81, receiv-
ed at HarmiSOn'S.
80 pieces Black Silks from -
to 81. 80, worth from 4Oc to 81
per yard more.
Our 81 Black Silk il the best
ever offered in Wheeling.
so pieces Plush In allthe deSir-
able shades and at about one
half the regular prices.
Black Silk Velvets dirt cheap
and lots OF them.
30 pieces of those splendid 3Oc
Tw1lled Red FlannelS just in.
They would be cheap at 4oc a
yard.
The handSOmeSt line of Gre
tonnes in the city at HarmisOn's.
Canton FlannelS by the car
load and at prices rock bO tom at
harmisOn'S, 1l22 Main street.
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Ruckleu,s Aruica salve.

The Best SALvx in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblain.,
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 26 cents per box. For sale by Logan
a. IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04

CAIpo, November SIN conssque.ce OF
the telegrsms received from Egyptian
sources respecting the military operations
in the Soudan. three oficers q the britine
army have been dispatched to tbe scene o.
conflict With Instructions 70 IMPORT fully,
sccuIateiy, and carefully the military situ'
alton snd prospects. and Inspect the roeds
toLuskip and KhartouA, snd also 70 ~
port a. 70 the possibility Of placing the icf'
iYess at Kbsrtoun IL state Of dsfsnse IN
case q necessity.
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Mr.. F. W. PLUMBER, the Main street
photographer, desires the REGISTER to state
that he was not the artist referred TO In the
SUNDAY REeIsrER's article entitled THE
Nine Muses." which has attracted 90 much
attention. The REGISTER also adds Its own
statement to the above in saying that Mr..
Piummer was not the photographer men
tinned in the article.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04

Something is cutting loose all ut once,
in Tucker county. The following enigma
was received here, last night:
To the Editor Of The Register.
HORSE SHoE RUS, TUCKER Co.. November I.
There will he grand serenade at the Sugar
Lands next Friday night. IL you or any Of
yonr devils or sub devils want TO see the
splendor of an ancient and honorable
Tucker county institution, come mp at that
date. Bring with you any old bells, horns.
muskets owl talons, Indian scalps or buffalo
tails that you may have. We want 70
make memorable display, and one that
will go laundering down the ages and
make d. Boone and the American eagle
trepble. The wild splendor and ssil-
conitbian antiquity will inspire into you
an admiration of Tuckerian parapheuaiia
and We will telegraph for the King Of the
Cannibal Islands.
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The Weather To-paY.

TASHAGToN. November (, A. N.-For
the Lover Lake region warmer and
fair weather. winds Southerly and lower
pressure.
For the Tennessee and Ohio valley
warmer ans fair weather, northeast winds,
becoming 0riable and lower pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04

In these times OF quack medicine ad.
yertisements everywhere, it Is truly graft
flying to find one remedy that is worthy Of
praise, and which really does as recon-
mended. Electric Bltters we can vouch for
as being true and reliable remedy, and
and one that will do as recommended
They invariably cure Stomach and Liver
Urinary difficulties We know whereof
We speak, and can readily say, give them q
trial Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
& Co.
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Go 20 the MeLure House cigar stand
IOr the finest Imported Cigars.

Quit shiyering and feeling
crOsS against yourself and your
netghbOrs. Buy yourself a warm
Suit of Under-clOthing for but
little money. The Star is the
place to steer to; You will find
all you want and ID. Gundling ~
Co. will be happy to do you good.
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ONLY BY TEN,

Rut Stiu wilson CorraIs the SECOND
District
The last county of the Second District
reported yesterday, and the aggregate vote
shows the election OF William l.. Wilson,
Democrat, over John w. Mason, Republi-
can by 10 votes. The official table is as
follows:
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winter ExenrNIouS South.

Silk Circulars and Satin de Lyon DOL
mans st manufacturers cost, at Blum &
Marks Cloak NOuse, llO6 Main.
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COMMISSIONERS \
State Of wsss virginia, az o..
the Munieipsi Coan OF
Alfred c. Kssss~ nus1

Afrod v. AS" In Cfe1
,os, A.. II and s.s.n j
~nRaUANT 10 A DrcHEh
PssA court IN the sboss en-
-. ia,h 6sy on 0ctrbe'. lN, u
MONDAY, NOvEnBEE hh.
oommenc,ng at 10 o'elocs,
door Of the Court Hyess ~, W,
Virxinia, In the ssls ~ IL -
folIovipe Described feM
WheeIins Island. 70 VIZ ,ds
In No -, IN Sqnan 70 ,s,,. 4
.mSnded addition 70 ss,o ~ -
s,nn,s sbout thirty fsst -
LIE Huron strsst CSsrmeg ~ -
r sSd eItstds bAsk NJ -
III i,eef about one hopd.,tus 4
80, siiey. a plat Of sah sd4
70 n N 81 n pese IOi, IN the o.
of the county csun o.s.ssst
lot has on IL double h,sird 4 -
TEENs or SALE ssssrdsJ
MONEY end - much D. -
chsser shalI elect 10 psy 20
the ne id ue thereof ID W.SZp
"a, sbie respectively N ,sss<
p,,s. a = OF aaBs. vbs
IIo ~. nSnhstW 70
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