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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

There is some excitement at Laredo
over the reported outrage ON Rev.
Mr., shaw, su American missionary
at Monterey, and acting temporarily
az American consul there. According
10 the accounts a mob Of Mexlcaus
attacked and beat him and Quilted the
consulate. or course All iuvestiga.
ton will take place at once, and it is
iair TO presume that the Mexican au.
thorities will make such reparatlou
As may be proper. 1t would be very
unfair TO assume that these isolated
cases Of lawlessness are sanctioned by
the better class OF Mexicaus.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Mr. A +. Lumm, OF For, Bend county,
Texas, writes. Morse Aguc Magnets
have cured my entire family ~ chillsaud
fever, and that none should be without
them who are suffering with mularal
troubles ~ any form OGl5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Prescription, speciality ar al hours.
daN "r nigh by competent dispensers.
Iuch-r y VIM. ]. LL-c nLao. --uIl5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20
PAINS. PAINS. Paints.

Red .e t.r ,te Immense bargains II
mos quito bar, at Levine Bros -7-l5tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Red letter sale. MdilcscN all wou
bHur liam q suits tor elU AT Levine Bro
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Ladies' would no well to examine the
handsome lace- aud rmbrOldcrir- Mt b.
Habrrs, particularly line IT Huu.tou
laces so handsome for trimming ladies
and chlllren's dresses. -7.ljtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20
$50. rrLIS
As.s ANDERSON
PHYSICIANS.

W e. UNIf, VI. d.,
w ANr Mas. \ Z. ll'II. VI D.
uuMurNIHI. rlN-i,IAN>.
pNr ou Nut.u street, between tIth and
~INHN -trr. 1-.-.. -I.-.lHtI
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T-7-4u wk

As the seas on OF ci .91nt M
achache is at hand, ioTE i,.s
* Willis Electr c Pan
every time.-Tl5
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Fresh imported and Key West cigar
in ail, sizes and prices at lIrrZ's.-7.ll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Southwestern .h.-ru-ur agent, Dallas
IrNa-.-1 d lu'..i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
SlhGUlARITIES.

John Browns shackles are the latest
relic to be found in all museums.
A Dresden artist has made a watch
entirely of paper, which keeps good
time.
Mills Smith, of Greene county, Va,
dropped dead just as he was raising his
hand to swear that his tax list was cor
rect.
Black-eyed blondes are rare, but not
so rare, pt rhsps, as blue-eyed negroes,
one of which has just been discovered
at Tuskegee, Ga.
A boy makes Providence Spirltualists
believe that with his bare finger he
davis and colors pictures of flowers on
uuprepared paper.
A man on Cow creek, Tuolemne
county, Cal, is making money running
a skunk ranch. The animals secretion,
So offensive to the Caucasian nostrils,
is highly priced by Chinese as medi-
cine, and they pay large price for it.
The city Of Dallas, Texas, is said to
be built over a graveyard Of mastodons,
and for five or six years past excava
tons for buildings have seldom failed
10 brig up t.,eir bones. A large num-
Der Of these msstodOn remains were un'
esrtl ed recently, and soms of tie bone;
were uof enormous size,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
DOD-DAY DASHES.

No, dear children, the drum-maj0r is
not the whole procession, but he thinks
he is.-Puck.
The chairman of 4 political conven.
ton can sympathize with the umpire OF
a baseball game.-New York CONNER
cial Advertiser.
Mr.. Tilden has sent paper called "a
HOPELESS Case" to the Louisville eXposi-
ton, but will not be present himself. lie
says one hopeless case is enough for any
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
y dude passed down Merrimack street
this afternoon and small boy who saw
him at once called out to friend on
the other side, ali, Jimmie, dye see
that? Where's the hand organ he be-
longs oo~.-LOwell Citizen.
"Ieth," said the dude at Watch
Hill, r. l., Il came here because they
said the BRITISH landed here" "Bu:
that vas in lSl2,n said bystander
"leth,n said the dude, $50 I've found
out, and Pm leaving to-day."-New
York Mail and EXpre>s.
M,u must bathe regularly" said q
Spring field physician gravcly, as he
looked at the patients tongue and felt
his pulse. "But, doctor, do, returned
the sick man; al 60 in swimming
regularly every Fourth of July."-
Springfield co. News.
"CClonel," said an Arkansas Judge,
addressing Il lawyer, "you say you're
not ready to go on with this casew
eyes, sir" whats the trOuble%
Because I have done a great deal Of
mental work recently and am compelled
to rest my mind" "Want to rest your
mind, eh? Well, We'll put you on the
Jury. n-Traveler.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
A RHYME OF CANDIDATES.


Ten little candidates standing in a line;
one wrote private letter-then there were
nine.
Nine little candidates making mp slate;
one spoke about the tarin-then there were
eight.
Eight little candidates. the presidential
Struck one premAturely-then there were
seven.
Seven little candidates setting up the sticks:
one pulled the wrong wire-then there were
six.
Six little candidates. good men all and live;
Ones war record was looked up-then there
were five
Pive little candidates on q scrub race tore:
ones wheel horse made oolt-then theIe
were four.
Four little candidates, active as could be:
ones little boom collapsed-then there were
three.
Tbree little candidates, to an interview
one of then submiLted-then there were two
Two little candidster made q red hot run;
Ones manager sold oul-then there were one,
One little candidate standing all alone;
dark horse kioked hlpn-then there were
none,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
NEW ELI PERKINS.
A japanese who Outriyals the Cham.
pfon American liar.

... 81. James Gazette.
Until quite recently citizens Of the
United States are unrivaled as manu-.
faetureFs of incredible stories. A year
or two ago, however, o mendscious
Australian Journalist dealt cruel blow
at this kind of American supremacy by
inventing and publishing . minute 40
count of process by means OF which
mans animation could be indefinitely
suspended, the vital powers meanwhile
undergoing no waste whatever; and
now Japan sends us o tale which for
wild and sublime untruthfulness prob
ably exceeds auy thing that either Amer
lea or Australia has produced. 40.
cording to the correspondent of Toxic
Journal, native philosopher living at
Hakododi has discovered a method by
which he can at will materialize his
own soul. This remarkable mau is, so
1t il asserted, accustomed, for the amuse-
ment of himself and friends, to take his
seat towards evening in large bamboo
chair, and TO become apparently IN.
conscious. No sooner has his body lost
all scnsitiveness than there issues from
his open mouth a faint blue flame,
which slowly takes form and assumes
the proportions OF well developer
manikin of some six inches in height.
This manikin, who is the materialiBed
soul of the philosopher, talks freely with
those present, and eats, drinks aud
writes, and in fact, exercises all the
functions of civilized and perfectly
constituted human being. He dare
not, however, so he Is reported to de-
clare, break contact with theinanimate
body Of his possessor; and on one oc.
casion, when he was forcibly removed
and set upon neighboring table, the
philosopher began to gasp and strug-
gle as If in the agonies of death, where
upon the manikin was quickly replaced
on its masters head. The correspond.
ent processes to give the names of sew
eral japanese gentlemen who have
more than once witnessed the expert.
ment; and he is wicked enough to end
his recital with solemn oath that the
whole account is strictly true.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
THE 1ERRoRs OF AN EPIDEMIC.
Dying es One OF q Crowd Maen
rerrtble Than Indf vidual Deafn'

Terrible Than Indfviduai Deatn'
London Spectator.
Nothing is more curious -than tne
fact that dying as one Of crowd seems
TO be more terrible to q man than SIN
pIy diving his own individual deasn.
Enthusiastically there seems TO Do no
kind of death more dreaded by men
than death either from sudden catas-
trophes-like that OF the Ring Tneatre
at Vienna and that on the Glide, for IN !.
stance-or from pestilenee. NO aouot
il is perfectly true that death cannot oe
shared in the samesense IN Wnich
peril or q pleasure can be sharedi you
cannot, in all probability, be conscious
of the strength of cUmpanioushlp atler
life began to flicker Low, nor are there
above one or two people in the worldwlth
whom most men would covet the sense
of companionship in such a moment as
that of death. Still, it is somewhat
curious that death GU a grand scale
seems to be more terrible, even TO tue
separate individuals. than the ordinary
death by units. OF course, terror Is
very catching; and, therefore, the ter
ror of crowd always enhances the ter
ror of the individual. But though that
explains the supreme agony OF SINK
ing ship or burning theatre, it does
not in the least explain the additional
dread of death which plague seems TO
inspire in individuals, for between the
inhabitants OF q plague stricken city
there is always very much less active
sympathy than there was before the
pestilence appeared, and 1t is rather
through the growth OF mutual repulslon
than through the frightening OF com.
mon sympathy that the influence of
pestilence is chiefly felt. AS fact,
very few patients stricken with ordin-
ary disease who are told that death is
inevitable show any panic at all, while
the perfectly healthy man, surrounded
by pestilence, is too often consumed
with terror which renders him abso'
lutely unfit for the discharge of his
duties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
GEO.E.ST|FEL eco.
EDUCATION
WEIlCELIN
BTnn,nln COHoOC.

THIS INSTITUTION ~ INCORPORATED
i with full collegiate powers and prlvile
Ses hy the Legislature OF tue state, and affords
every facility for IL thorough and accomp
!ikhcG education.
Students who graduate in the English only,
will receive the degree Of Mistress OF English
Literature. Those who add one foreign ian
guaee to their Eng ish course will receive the
degree OF Bsccalaurea sclentia, and those who
con- plete the highest, or Classical Course.
will receive the degree OF Baccalaurea Ar'ium.
che Mukic School offers unusual advaut ages
in both vocal and Instrumental music.
The Art school will be under the care OF
Mrs Iva +. Hubbard, an accomplished Artist
The French school, will continue with Mss
Aunie L. Logan. and the German school, IN.
der the charge OF the Rev DR.. Sessler, will he
open TO all who d sire to place themselves
under such a superior Instructor
Terms moderate in all departments. The
fall Term will open september 9TH. For cata-
loRucs or O her information address the presl-
dent, MISS A. Ihl LDR,
aged Wheeling, W. Va.
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PROOF.

Consu,nEtIos, splitting Hood - ~
f1.nGs gave up I'll hops OF my recovery. H
Iohu =. smi'h cured me TOO year ago, -,
Conan rn ptton. shrostS Otssrhssn.
sruiinE aud pa..taE Bissd 4 VIA. GA. =
cini,d 10 a skeleton. Strength s"De. Dr.
Min cured me too year sxo. ond Da~ 40
we'll. Ma J. Nielsen. SheelInr. w. "A
tn.nrph, POIypss sf Asse, 1855 81
yaIrr-- suffered Tor years Phy,icinns sId
mfcic'uc. failed 10 help ne. . thou<ht my
uscss. Incursbie. Dr bmitn cured m. cpn
rls,sly ,woyca" ago. h.y: ss 1891 We. ''"
Of speidsl 4 Co, whs-iing, W. Va.
Cancer Of Rres.t-was cut Out three
limes by phy,hisna ~ sm's n n ~"
without the knife. h". H. ~. ofsoa'
rr.a'Iug fsIIing cf tbs womb and fssssls
wrakrss wh fh cures u In asbor time. La.
dies need suffer no longer.
Trmsie Wsskssss-ho-t asgrsvstsd
80 my d .uehier. Dr. srnith cured her year
ago sId The II now we'll and siLonx
Nrs.C. J. Nslison. wnssiinG. W. Va.
yi.tsIs IN Ase, rttss N'St sxsrsSa's-i.
%Hs given up 70 die aud pr"n ,n ,.eu %,
>miih cured me In I'VE wses vitDa we
knife. three ysars $50, aud eo!oJ b~siss
"'"'" ~" Tho. GOWN. 0rocss. whes,ins.
Yts.-Ny wife hsd them for yea. Coa,d
get DO relief Dr. Smith cured her three y.Ar
Ego = nd Ale has had none ainoe
srrofutoas CiesS % Leg fss Yeoss-
Or hmIth cured me TOO year sso.
Nh. Cathsnbs pLiIIabAum.
Valley Grove. W. -.
Or. Smith will engage 20 cure any Csc a
riIss, DO 10 after how long standing. witbosS
the knife. and without the least dsLGsr "
sny hind,
Ioss Of ManhSSA DIR. Smith ~ MALI
.reriaIty Of this condition which saps ths
found alton OF health snd renders mLssrshis
- many. His treat msDt will restore b -sifh
md strength In . short Tina Dr. bmhhS
,ooms are 20 AT .Bg.d thst patients calling -
.St him do not come In costact vith o hssS
md bis businsss with ladies and ssatts.sa p
irjctIy CONFIDENTIAL.
BIoSA DbAAsaess-Those ssde'ins iron
bis destroy or Of life may sonsait Do o@sts
with perfect assuraocs.
ASbavt fer H~iLLIsNssssSS sent "
usiisnts kt Q dis,Anre on rssNptos TO ~
,,au Dc. and patients thus tssstsd sie Avsss
| Suarsnts.d safisfartion.
SouSuIsasIss Pre- st s0cs- once neoss
| from . A. T. 10 =. o., daily. stesps Son@sy'
Cali on or adaress
Or J. Y SMITH,
No iSA Chs pi'as ~
.m Wbssting. W. Va
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ThousAndN Say So.

Mr.. IT. Atkins, Girsrd, Kan, writes.
81 never hesitate to recommend your Eiec-
tric Bitters to my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bittsrs are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without it They vii save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
wear. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
& Co. Druggists, Bridge usrner,
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me UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER

Glasses open IN Students OF either sex. Near
" 81 students in attendance. Large endo~-
ment. Collegiate department folly equip-
red Standard Of study ranks with the n rst
Modern Languages thoroughly Taught Pre-
pathiory department conducted by perms.
neat teachers. Embraces ali primary studies
Religious influences predorDi ate. Nu'ioal
derErtm ent under charge OF Kari Merz- 4
thorough education To be obtained at SIN all
s1pense. Students should SEMI for cata-
loeus before going elsewhere. FAN term opens
>eplemker l2Ih. Addrt ~ The PresiC, nj, or
JOHN MCCLELLAN, Treasurer, Wooster. o.
iysAOdRb
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LinSly Institute,
VIZ IL IL NJ. " VA


literally endowed institution for the
edurDiiOn OF boys and young men. Full corps
feAptrienCed and cOmpC'cnt instructors,
thorough inhtrUClien is given In the English
,lEA.iCal. Scientific ana Prepa atory branches,
nd students are prepared FOR college, the
llgl or schools Of sCI-nCe or business. The
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
silnroughly or. an lzed, aud furnishes care.
sul iialnlrg In Bookkeeping. Commercial
Nr!tnUe It, and OF her kindred branches.
d. The German Department special n't"n'
Tor f. paid 10 the spoken language, and TINS
department ~ open 10 boy : not other wise o"n'
nee; ed with the school Three Literary SOC =
ties are conducted by the students under the
guidance OF the various instructors. During
the coming year tire DEMONSTRATIONS,
PREPARATORY DEPARTM .NT
VIII DO under the care OF an cNpcrienced
graduate OF the Indiana PA state Normal
school, and special attention VIII b" PAID 70
the common English branches. Drawing Will
re added 10 the regular course. School tickets
are issued by the various railroads leading
into the city, ard students from the neigh
boring towns can have their classes so AT.
rarE ed as IN allow them the privilege OF re-
'urr ing to their homes by the most conYen.
ierttr airS. Next Term will begin September
srd. Termslow Send for a cAtslogue.
A. 4 WHlTEHIBL,
Iv.TsIeTu-TU.Sna Principal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
N gpICAL.
Or. J. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapiis~ Rir~st,

Near FOufNenul 0WeSis
Is the only regularly educated physicIas
spccIslst on the following dis"sAe. Ia ths
sIa'e Of " est Virginia aud the best eyldco .
OF MS hk III and snoce~s IN the testimony of his
pat eDIH, lie never pses = paiIsDts name
without permission; those appended are
few out az many hundred certificates In his
po,Se~ion. Many years experience In the
Lest hospitals. u setber with thorough med
iCal cd ucstIon and familiarity with th-fap-u'
tic agents. u clio, q Observance OF tsmpofmeu'
Vlenic NJ AN axemen en- bls- him Ia tTsaI Sith
succe.S difea.es which are freq usDi y regard
81 ~ incnrabIs. In every Instance Dr HniIth
Will frnnkIy n W the patlsnt his OpLnI0n.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
kntiCa to Exhibitors.

THE OFFICERS OF THE WEST vIR-
ginia EXposit on and State Fair Associs
tiCn viii be on their grounds Monday, August
8, lS.S, from 8 a. M. 10 u M, for the purpos
Of allutling space TO persons wishing To OK
hibit their q njs, &C. at our next FAIR, TO b.
held September IL to Ii, 1885. al Wheeling, w.
Va. No charge for snace to exhibitors.
arledi GEORGE HOOK, Sec'y.
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0tteIbein University.

For both sexes. 18Th year begins Wed neSda AZ,
~ept. 5th. Classical and Philosophical counes
<iih Preparatory and Teachers he .iart me1t
80 pays tuition and all incidental one year
expenses kept low for poor but worthy stu
.IeEIs Cool facilities for study OF M1sic.
ITsviug and Palpiiug. Standard ~ study
-ppks with best in the rtaie. 40 saloons
Hoslihful, beautiful location. Stu ieuts re-
wed =, ~uy lime Address Rev. II. 4
THOMPSON, D. ] o., Prest, nes.eryilIe, o.
jyse0dtgs
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tEIfls wiLOs OF The WESTERN WORLD

Personnel of the Several Excursion Parties
The Conkling Party and toe Sher-
man ParN-0escription Of the
Springs and 6eysers-
Yellowstone Lake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
PRESIDENT ARTHUR.
Mis- Extensive Trip to the Yellow
stone National Park.
sours or the PRESIDENTS PARTY

g,uJers Of the Park And the Circumstances
Under Which the President Will See
Thsm-Two Hundred and
Sixty Niles Of Horse
back Rding
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

bEDrOnD w., N1noINLh
For Boys and Young Men. Prepares for
hu,iness College or University. Thoroughly
and handsc meIy equipped. Foil corps Of In
stTrctors- Beautiful aud healthy location.
For catalogue address
". K. ABBOT, Principal.
ieNeodegrb bellevue. r. ".
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PATENT IRON ROOFING.

Observation-Disclosures:
Are You Building?
II so you will want
a roof. and we want
to call your attention
to the best one, the
most economical one
and the one which in
sures you the great
est safety the best
wear, the easiest put
on, and one which
will outlast the build
ing itself. We refer
to our Iron Roofing.
waterproof, hrc,proof
and lightning proof.
No rivets, nails, eye
lets, screws, tongues.
counter sinking or
breaking the surface
in any way is necessa-
~ with this roof, there
by forming a perma-
nent guarantee
against rust. We can
demonstrate how in
tinitely cheaper and
better it is than any
roof which can be put
on. ltsavcs insurance.
lightning rods andre.
pairs. For country
residences, where els
tern water is used,
this roof sheds the
water almost as clear
as when it comes from
the clouds. 1t does
not have a single dis
advantage, and we
solicit contractors and
builders to write us
for circulars and pri-
ces. We can fill your
mail orders promptly.
and send instructions
which will enable any
one to put on their
own roof. We hope
to hear from you.
Write to us or call in
at the office. We can
give you references
in abundance from
homcpeoplc who have
used our roof for
years. 1t will pay you
to investigate this
matter, and pay you
we'll.
n. A. HALOEMAA g CO.,
Manufacturers Of
PATENT IRON ROOFING,
mo Water St,
WHEELING, WEST Va.
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..Ex1EAK AND UNDEvELoPEu PARTS

sSVNEAK AND USDESELOPEU PARTS
w OF the Human Body Enlarged. De
veloped and Strengthened" etc, 10 An iuter.
esting advertisement hong run Ia our paper
In reply 10 inquIries We viii say that there II
no evidence Of humbug about this. On the
contrary the advertisers are very highly In
dorSed. Interested persons may get sealeI
circulars giving ali particulars by adiressinE
frte Neriical Co, =. o. Box 5lS, B1tfulo, y. Y
Toledo Evening Bee. my6i.w-Fe
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iv.4sIeru.ru.sna Principal.
w EST PHILADELPHIA AGA DENY
Z ADVANTAGES:

w Twenty-hfth year commences Septem-
her nth. bay and Boarding School for boys
and young men. .
Comforts OF a Christian Home. Family
School limited. Locality beautiful and
healthfuL social and literary advantages OF
Er, al cry, without It's vices. Pupils Thor
opehlS ftitd for any college or de rartmsnt
Of brsinesa For catalogues containing test.
mouials and cuts OF buildings, address =, W
HASTINGS. Ph. D., Priuci pal, Res dence 1872
foCuEt Fl. PhiIad q phia. ly2GrD
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eS n con per day az home. sampaes voits
bu w AhV s. free. Address sIanspn &c
PortlsSd Maine !ylsS
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JEWElRY.

/ " A 7 c 4 !
& When a man buys a !
= watch he wants, in :
+ the first place,to get a !
& COED one, and second :
= ~, he wants to know !
s that he is buying it at )
s price not over FIVE per !
s cent. above the costof !
+ manufacture. :
* Speaking of watch !
S es, i am now selling !
< the Justly eel, brated !
!. Hamden Springfield !
K Watch, which is guaI- !
3 anteed specially, and !
< whose beauty otwork- .
+ manship is as remark !
:: able as are its Per(ec- :
s tons as a timepiece. !
- With reference to pri- :
S ces, | have made spe- !
= cially advantageous !
+ arrangements W t h !
e tn e manufacturers
e which easily enables !
r me to save several
r dollars to every watch !
= buyer. In general !
y lines Of ladies' and ;
tt gentlemen's watches, !
Z however, | can show !
e a stock which has but !
= few equals injudicious !
= assortment, and which !
= for genuine value and !
= beauty Of appearance :
e is not excelled,l know !
= by any house. On !
= terms and prices | !
s have fixed a rule. .
3 which is directly to :
!. the interest of pur- !
8 chasers, and which ! :
s should like to see you e.:
: about before you buy. a.
!: Do not be persuaded :
Z into a purchase until :
~ YOU have at least had :
3 a talk with me. !
= In Silver and Silver =.
e Plated Ware | offer :
. special bargains on :
s entire new styles from g.:
= the standard manu- :
= facturers. In all lines :
4 Of Jewclry and Home :
z Ornaments in the way !
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Z receipt Of the finest !
= novelties, and in pre- (
= cious stones have :
= goods at prices that !
Z no one can discount. :
: | hope to have a per :
= sonal call from every !
+ reader of this paper. :
: With much respect, !
8 a. a. Franzhefn :
: 1909 Market ST., +
/: WHEELING, West VA. !
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05
Restaurant for Rent.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Secretary Of the West Virginia TX
position and state Fair association 10 August
5, 1883 for the use OF the restaurant during
the week OF the Fair, TO be held September
10 10 IT, 1853.
agledi GEORGE HOOk, SeCy.