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HARDWARE AND METALS.
ouorArTOys To-Day.


AxEs-Collins per dozen, Os Geld pcIa az
S'nhIe MI % 90.
sRiLLEfs AND LIDs-45so per pound; sugar
Kettles, 4<c per pound.
sCAiEa-fairbanks discount Is per cent
Howe discount IS percent.
TIN PLATE-L q. lCs.ii, per box, %; !. Y.
.sx20 per box, 90; Ternc lfx2O, per boz, ~;
TerHe, 1Ox2S per box, IL 81.
TIEWARE-Pieced. discount 80 per cent
Stamped discount 50per cent
sOLDER-No. l. l6c; No. l.a aud IL, lsc per
pI DUCK HORSE coLLARs-No. IL 26per dozen
HAMEB-two loop, 70 per po.en; three loop
:rA eys boxes, 100 papers, q 50 per box.
GaUB HoE5-Per dozen, o.. railroad p!css
NJ ATToCYs-Per dozen, 9 30.
RUBBER BELTING-DlsoounI 30 per cent.
sao5vvELs AND sPADE5-Ros,lGud's dis
count ~ per cent Ames list steel goods uih-
HEAVY HAEDWARE--shafts,h finished, %
poleB, 10 So 5ingletrees, wagons, select 20.
buggy, 2 Is; express, 2 So Wagon tongues
10 o. Hickory axlcs, 10 %. holsters, ~
Coupling poles, u.s. spokes, AK select %
xxA. 90. sawed leEooA *, J, 20 = ~
No "a 90; 7s2s; g. S 90 Bar Iron, &c rate.
Pioy stesi 10 spring steel, 50; cast Steel lsc.
BUGGIE5-sreio B. and spring top, " O0t9
100 90; do open, 20 00@s0 20; do Side spring
TOP 100 d sslS5 Or do side bar, 100 OOn lSO 90 DO
phptons, Us o0Slj0 90. A grade side spring,
leo O0a2 90 do oh@,ons, i5O 90 300 ~ bump
ITO ooGil6 00 three spring wagons, W oo.Diio.
WIRE-Smooth wire No Q. SO Nos L. AND
H. 5Xc lapanned. tarbei wire, GO; galvanized
barbod. 10.
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4 VIII Give
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For anv case Of tho following dlsea'c. which
thu medical fra,sraiy have pronounce Incur.
"''' p De RIcHAus COLL RE IEMEDIE1
sill not radically euro Dr hich.u uulden
Baltam No. will cure syphilis r. u, Urinary
AVID secondary .sges tgen ~ o,a sim MI Er ,ma
uons, Soreness ~ the Scalp sn1 al s'agas o.
the disea'c, Grad cating d'sehe and wer1ury
thoroughly. Price, ~ y 20 l'; or Two Dot
lies fofiq Or Rlchaus Golden nalfPln \ ?
ain cure NO thi 4 staEog or Tertiary syphlhf
whore f,phl n and NercuiiAl aheum ititn are
connected with the PtimeTy ana secondary
nave uned' o. 9 ri v1 wnI Ts m,iS p
lens ont gnG dfluk what ihcg Ike hndftqnire
uOouWafd aupiru'oas hundf' ds tuutf rom
syubiitin ana irr ural hbenmsnem VINO arc
not aware of, ans iciy such % O tin faii-
SalCufU Without 80 ms" OF this mrdl inc lh
bsi egc.al Hes rr' lc'i ~ once IL mas ralssH
men rom hospital beds ~ $50 veef, VINO
have iGin thofn 10 years Under the he,t prapu.
rouafs l., tho tf'y, lld w the only radical ciie
fr tie wprst disc tse SHOWN -hy phihs frh e.
- pp- N .tlp, or two ho'btH Tor ~ W saves
,ouisslf q Saves ytur on'ph rom ihs min'
br. RlcnSns Golden Antdoic. safe, sresdy,
pleasant ard indical euro for . onoifhun' elect
Irritation Gravel aud AL Urinary, DerWge'
mGnts, accompanied vita iuil directions war
ranted TO cura. PIT t3 per bottle. =,
Or Rlchau's Colleen fllsir de Amour, rail-
cal cure for spoimaioirf an /. General Deoihiy ID
old or you q giving y,siv sna , ,rhn NV ~,
led n life OF sepsrniity OF selfabuse. II 1 in
yaluable 70 those who sre anSioas for an in-
crease OF family. Nothing more certain IN ~,
effects il Is composed of ihe most posctlul
ingrec ieuts IN The vegetable king1om. Harm
less but SPEEDY ia rest. ring hi attn. Price 'o
per ,tile. or two bottles for 30. 1rade supplied
at liberal discount
Remedies wifi be Fhipped q any pant CT The
United States and Canadas free from obSorya'
tiou. Promp. attention paid TO all correspond.
ents Strictly confidential. Private parior Tor
ladies' The Doctor eau be consultol as mis- OF
aices from 0 u, m top m.
Adde'S Dr. - RICbARrS, No. 22s Var
lex street New York 'itv N Y.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

sTONE--At the Dallas qnatrlos. Sc per unoio
foot: lie for foundation; LOO for veil. Rd 10 To-
dressed 'front.' 90,
over "a feet 2 % per 100 Dresd siJe finishing
clear, 2 50; common 2 25; Z ceiling, % o. cell
ing 2 so Ike rough, 81 per lOu; hx8 rough,
Us per 100; Hxs dressed, 900 per 100. siding,
! rs Der 100 Poplar dressed lnishin,, W ps'
100 siding, 20; y ceiling. $50 y ceiling, "
white pine dressed hnlshiug, 9 90 per 100 =
ceiling LIST common, 3 90 and common 2 20
sidlng, Ist common, IS; 2nd commtn, ? SO.
C,-rra,,n dsars, 81; sasa, 25D5 ~ - 81 nne.
sHEGLEs-yell0w ri19, toGt 30 1fl.
rspe 5r.s5 %. 0ypTysa 50 B o. No.
4 5f No. r ( g. -
PL ksrUR PAHIs--PcE barrel, ( ooct 50.
CEN slsT FLuE5--e llc,., f.,sa. lLtl, avs Z
lroh cSiIng iosaI I Oc; s Inca cap. ~ = SIC
oeiiirc DIN. / %; Inch cap 90, 100.
DRtIs flry-S inoA. 40 Der GOT e.nnls ~
Gin n. sgxr 2 iaoh, co. 5 I,cb, j0r
MIxrn pAisTs-Resly Tor use aid All col
ora . ror gA. AL tho i0stoi AL stan
card rsaxs.s arc On rGle b Dalss ds<lstr
WHITE LEAD-Htricfiy PurS 1858 IS.
WINDOW GLAs5--sxl0 to loxl2 500 loxli
TO isx2L $50 1874 10 21xl8 rs, less 70 per oeni
LiMF--Ooopsrsd Auat:n, % per h,arri, cet,.
! 81 Ders1cn oar lots. soi .EeE o.ssa. I u
lAiln. IN LOIS. Du par bushel 40
HhfR-por ponnd. s,1o4o.
pOsTg-Caiar - ~ '-oia f--~ -
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cot ron SATIN Err.
NEW YoEK. June She following isthe
daily comparstive cotton statement:

Fxcoris this week: Gree, Britain. 49,.
cas-: Franc, 1. Continent, 40; stock 1t all
United States ports This day, 462,4is; this
DAY Lest year, l5i. SIS.
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LIVE sTOCR
arnrArlo,. fo-pAY

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY
ryEyr.~-Cua fei, per n, 4AGahc; COWS,
Der Do. 8tFit..
aUTTONs-rolt lat muttHu', pc. Is. 2H0
N.C: choice, por pound, 3c3AC
tOt-"- Per p,und, eiAG STOCK ho's' no
o uni. 3E0i. - o.. 49,.
BULLS AND sThGS--For Banaave mann
s.r,utT, p. p md, lils2Ec
MIsCE. LkEEuU1 LAVE sTOCk-f airing
r.. per he.' - 90 yearling helisf, PEI
hoa' 10 %. 2.vcar.UIl steers, per hfn', Us Of
war old hcifofs per hnsd, u Ol
cows. 3 to Stears old, per hs.' :H ga. cnws N
Young calves 30 on; y u1g Texas 'ulls, - OO
Texas raised :, Durham, o.; Texas Ia Fed =
human. SO CO.. Texas raised I. nutham, ~ or
Texas raised T. n God Durham. 40 %.
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Important. a, ,,,.-
Wns1 wa whit or leave New YORK City
ave baggage, expresses or carr axe h're ara
stop NJ the Grand Union hotel, opposite tho
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegrn'
rn1nis fitted mn at a cost OF 81 ,09O,0OO, re-
duced to 81 and upwards per day. Euro.
pean plan. Elevator. Reatnurnnt supplied
with the best. Horse cars, gtags and ele'
waited railroads to all depots. Families can
i've better for lees money ut the Grand
Union hotel than IN any other hrst-nlass
notel la the ritv.
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WHEAT -Cuoi's. 4 uJ uvdium fra1es, We
Nc au.D. faH &c.,
RYE Nominal q. CO. ccr.hcriL so.
BARLEY -Ilt4lC
C0ES : iaileu md q, so p, 90 So.
oar. Choice. Glr u se.ks1,
Flour -PatCn,, 1G early breakfast,
TODD NiVr PFtsrt g 81 linton, Is; PrErs
Flow,r 3 ~. Star. Choice, Is
BRAN AT r,iils sec, in etOro, 0oc.
COR tNEAL--Fine holi9i pei 100 ponndn
/ 80.
HoMtvy ANp GpIgs--5 90 per barrel.
ZEE i.-lhDpl. ,.ia per l0. p0uuas. ~
chppf ed ,-ru and natr par l0l puuAdA. IA
corn nrtn pef lJf .,Igls, 90
HAY -uA-r % .Itls o. hrgl, ~ ", TOO
stores, prairie, be'ed, cEsk. 90 bright
( or Wright fseo on uaAgo car. j. ~
a. at'1.Si svr7--fs- as--,, E.ilCt 90
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PROPRIETORS.
One Block Sou;h Of Santa 70 Depot

.Arepr,pared to do all kinds OF Iron Work on
shortest notice Fine work q sreci atty.
Repairing machinery, iron and brass castir IS
and In fact everything Ia the line execut' d and
finished In manner equal TO the b stshops IN
the whole country, Models made oorder
Don't forget we have tn best machinery ana
most skilled workmen in'Texas. contrects 'or
the iron work on all kinds of machinery desired
Bout forget the place II you wsnt good sub
stant!al woik done at living prices.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

n.,,.s Jngsg -Dnrmg this week irsd"
hsst'nIt,d io rlfch Ihirfgn. 10 iv r.raus.
III ooroieFsa should allow iis.ii 40 or I'M
peaed hy suol an Insignificant cause a. d
noI tlo fc5uyent,on, but 10 IL trur, II oc'
snr'd ia, way. now hat The tumull j.
over snd the cialtfy saved or LOST sccrd
inc To opinion, tn currents WA 10"
afeir, an1 reporis.wi.l be k,pl up as Ilr'
merry,
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LIQUOR.
annrA1rons TO-DAY.

ALCOHOL SO per gallon, a,per high wines
WHI5KY-Recthcd, ! l0Gl ~ AZ pei PROOF
s,nr mash. one wear Old CD two years old,
1 ssa2 90 three years old. 5O@2 IS; fancy, OK.
trs oid whisky. q soe5 90 - per age.
wI-rs-Ciaret In cases UnS =. POI qua.
ekerTy. Der Gallon oo9f 90 Madeira, per gal
on i Soas Do white vine In cases tomle 70.
CHAMPAGNE-Julss Mum Coz W,yI %
- y oo00 So Domestic Champagne Jog
40
porrLE BE sR-st. Louis gu arts. "a co. piot
~ a Budw eiser, own siks IL 50. pints' IL "
Tfisn. er beer, ousrp. " 90 pints- " so
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QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
Mems Nip hOFanE. from oiGi q,
Iioys fip hioTaus. from .Ocl M
mems T.. ,lli hgDroLs, nom I COOL -
Boys 4. Ctf bro ans, ftoin 1851 "a
aea's KIP g.buosle piowA ! coal 80.
g0yH Zip 2.butGe plows SOL h.
Men bad balls, congress- and brtier ~
Mons calf bn'e. congro-s aud button, z ouHiA.N
Mcn't hip boots - Ooaa0 90.
Men d p calf boots, q 0OGi6 no.
Non's cali boots Is O1dd1 %.
Boys hip hools, 10 O1ui3 ",
BOYS calf boots. 10 h0m2i %
Boys raj. cots, - s0cH 90.
womens Ol Nip polkas, 15GSEc
Miss ~ ky polsVs, ca goo.
Child'f % kin polfaa, all size, 60 80
Childs klp polkGS, AL EiGos. blfO0
Womon's cali peg ard IS noliah, 90 n 20
Misses uaN pvg aud 81 polish, n0t To-.
womcn'S hui ieved polish, 70 n.
Women b calf Uewed polish, ilNi tih
Women Grain scwei and polish, Goal -
wonOn'a Kid sCwOd. cool 20
Womcu't coat rnwrd rNll,h, ! " 20 n.
WomCns guliu atwcd butiCn n q. - -
Women va fowcd button, J a. t0AD-
Hor,en's sos' srw,1 hutton 'gs~.
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WOOL. HIDES AND rELrsrEs.
suorxuous SopAY,

eU0fAfIoEe TO-DAY,
woor-NsziosA me- Of burr. ue.2c nez.
S0sis a. Cool ao1Dsding - din and con-
diaSa. iSQz2c eary. 49, pss pound issA
: ;sss I ss IL Z. a.. M ~, ~ Is i:
1sSs .Is ,,s; a., ,s s. "a S = fuss
65l2K 2 edith sss. - ~, 80 sss.:,s 100
- ~ ~ 49, skssS pslb. = - VOL
xSSrssns ', S = esrs'sa sas'
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Aso gen for the ce brated Hartman Pianos END the
Mason g. Hamn Estey and Chicago Cottage Organs, Sneet
Music Musical Merchandise. Write Tor Catalogue anu
Pr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
Way lev arcs, were made ycsitrda


The disorirr!v gang that nightly rendef-
yor.s a, the Mcclure House corner and along
its Market street front has long been com-
planned Of ~ citizens and ct this Insulting
nuisance has been permitted to exercise its
unlawful function without let or hiuirauce
by he city police. No one can pass this
point without having his or ucg attention. At
uav;si to it by the profanity and indecent
language Of the unlawful gang Of negro
row hes.
People are surprised and wonder why the
hotel management ;~o.egates it. The writer
La, counted as many As - in one squad
standing ~ this point On one single night
Il these negroes were Democrats, 1t may
We tina, they would not have such q lien on
this plot. as the Republican negroes now
have. The police have made It 4 point to
arrest Democratic negroes when misbe-
having. which is right, out they have not
made /, q poiug to arrest Rep j.can Of
lenses. Ou Wednesday and Wednesday
night two negroes. both beastly druEk as,
took tie entire sidewalk from curb 20 build
ing. cursinc aud blackguard NJ as they
staggered along through the su:siUE crowd
and vet lhey were not arrested. although
T.-.,l hy the police time ana again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
CAnlrAIGN THOUGHTS.

For sale cheap-Six dozen white linen
hlousrs. dilto blue trousers. Eu1aire al
Lincoln Club Room.
Fortunately. the world is wide aud The
great wcot Observation-Disclosures Stcr.
ling.
Auy one wanting q plHyed-out relic may
call at this Office. 1t is the remains OF IN,
same old coon.--lutelligencer.
Connecticut Democraticl Well, that
because | varnt thcre.-Geu. Beach.
The city MAS painted red. in honor OF
Cleveland and green, in honor Of Tam.
many
The Democratic guns fell like ice bolts
on many sad Radical hearts.
The IuleliEencer's missing bird brou5 hl
n raug. torctcling Of doom to come.
No prominent Radical has taken part u
any so called Republican demonstration
hey know they are gone.
The r~sscSls will 20 out Of Wheeling H.
veil rs Washington.
i'll. Davis Gays he will row he Consul to
Ns,nssa, iion'y 70 brcak The iricIrrcucer'
bart.
Melody but biggcre, with two -. 1elicye
Eiairr has carried New York.
The Democrats know that Cleveland /,
-,. rAc Lind O.! q man io $ AMI p~a-siyc anv
'c COATED on, by the Blaine there's
Archie Campbell CAV, it %? AMI 50 ia
very decent Republican.
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\ COMIrG ENTERTAINMENT.

\ Caud hy the Rev. Dr. u. A.Cunninghnm.
One Of the Chief attractions at the Chau-
tuu4ua Assembly la. summer was the mag
u;irnn, Oriental entertainments given by
Ssn.ahLrah, IL native Of Busmah. The first
night 1000 people heard MIN and thesecond
nigh, over 5000 were present. never saw
an audience more thoroughly entertained.
instructed and amused from first to last.
Having q desire that the people OF Wheel,
Ing and the adjacent towns should have the
pleasure Of hearing and rnjoying these rare
entertainments "A few Of the members Of
the First Presbyterian Church
assumed the responsibility OF inviting
Ssn-ah-Erah t. come TO our city, assured
lie good Ly SO doing. The entertainments
will be given in the Opera House on the ey-
,niugs Il the l%lh and l',h of this mouth.
and are OF such a character that parents aud
o. ildreu. yOrng sud oil, will find them
equally interesting and pleasing Il will
b, the next thing 20 spending two nights in
ChsUtaupus in tee very best part OF the sea
son. Sauah-krah appears IN over ore hun
drtd pinless. hOOklc>s and buttonl IS COS.
tunes and impcrsonatcs the meu. women
aud children in every cr:er Of society as
seen in the Orient to-day. He is an rlo.
rorsd Christian Gentleman and spvaks
Eu,lish A%ucnrly. lie passes from the
crave 10 ,hr gay. tom the ;ragi, 10 the
comic. and r,ou the solemn to the Isl;.
crous. with the reavc and grace ofau arts.
Such src the social and domestic subject
h, discusses that s~rorcclv five minutes r7ss
tia, ;ho ya.t audience is not ,onyrlsca With
laughter. lie drew II" largest audirur.
oi 'he season at Chau'auqua and CAV, .i.
greatest delight. II w;Ii be the part of S..
dn'u to secure tickets eayly for ho;h nights.
los there will d"uhtle,, ha al ium.l..r
q 1;,ryr present.
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MHtHllNG ~wHrrTLINoS.
Town Event, Trimmed Down for Harricd
Readers.

Rr-r>t>, Of all riads vas tulI ye,'o.-
lav.
Ius ~u,k e! pntt;ue the new pump a
sine in At the wafer works = progressing
-spidly
SsrrEAL forces Of street ,~leancrs ara nrS
at work on the streets.
Evss7 aaji factory in the city mas work
NJ 70 It's fullest capacity yesterday.
Is. ,.oasd vE Coauty Commi ,s.or,r,
meet Monday aud CANVASS the vote.
rH- Belmont forge department knocked
On On Uight turn yesterday. This depart
meut will no. resume work again until
Nonda,.
VEsY few arrest, were made yesterday.
A BOAT load Of nick, i,r IN" paving o'
Virginia street Island, are lac ho.c today
Az the Ac,dcray Of " sic paviuo and
Nu.tip's All. I Attractions held the hra-iS
This is an exceptionally strong ;rou.".
Their rngagcu m here closes herr to-day.
after p marlrrc and night perform IN.
those Who have Witnessed The performance
claim that tn show is the >lrougeS, CouurI-
ns.io:. on The road.
Yr~rrrb,Y Richard Forsythe father,
Who was his 5onusrrcn on the case Of lar
,crr against hjm. which was rummit,td
s~e,c.al menths ago. gave him rp. This
place. him in jail on three charges, the bond
an which u~gssrrcate $1,000.
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InnM.nnI. "a, ~

VIZ. l. ". Atkins. G:rarl. Kan. writes
never hesitate to recommend Your Fec
the Bitter TO my customers: they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers.
Electric Bitter are the pureSt and hcs;
medicines huown and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood aud regulate n, bowels. No faulty
can afford 10 be without them. They v;U
save hundreds Of dollars in doctor bills
every year.
Soldat 30 cents = bottle b ran & Co
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4 WILD ri NOR
hich Causes Undue and Intense fN"i'"'
nIent la siaTtin's Ferry.

Which Causes Undue and Intense ES"'i"'
neHt la siaTtin's Ferry.
Martini Ferry was torn ~ side DOVE
last night about half past eight Z clock by q
report that the creates, riot ever witnessed
in this country was in progress IL Ne"
York CITY. The news was tc!ephonei 10
Org's drug store and claimed to BE- from
the REGISTER office. II was announced II
'hc front oor aud it spr, nd like tire. ! te"
minutes before reports were received anc
arroluced 10 he elect thai iu;cu," excite
mcnt prevailed in hat city and a riot was
imminent and th" report. while doubted BY
m WAS generally believed aud caused
the greatest excitement. In q few minutes
The strtels we're crowded with men, women
and children, all anX Gus 10 hear the lates'
concerning the riot. A + " minutes 5r!cr,
= o'clock The HECI>rER representative teie
pbyned 10 the Office to ascertain something
concerning tha lot, when an answer wa re-
,riyrd stating that the report WAS without
foundation. This contradiction was an
ncrncyd and the excited crowds departed
for rh,ir homes. The perpetraror Of the
logu> telephone message ought 10 be cow
IrC,1
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ISSTITIT TIE.

The second quarter will begin
Monday. November lO, Hhen ad,ti-
tiGnni CiRS>F> viii be formed ia the
English Branches. bookkeeping.
Latin aud German. students
enter 10 advantage at this time.
Terms reasonable Catalogue seat
nm nnnlirAlinn.
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HANDKEKCHIEFS

Yesterday We received 100 new
kty les OF 4 ineu Handkcrrhlc'S for
ladies and Gentlemen, in plain
white and fancy borders. We think
We have the largest line 81 these
goods ever shown in HhCcilng
anG a prices are remarkably
Low, 4. T.. RIg'E - 90.
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PERSON T. IOiNIilSS.

Showing " hat Y.I aud Your FrIcudr are
Doing.
rur Rev .AIfrtI harris. Of PHILADELPHIA.
bias accepted IL position "f Professor Of
la'Inai Philosophy in the Nhrclir. Irmaly
C,..,g,. IE.s Is a valuable lijiriou 70 he
,..f, a. well "a, % the clergy Of ihr civ
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AnNtrc 10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chi
dycU tsething Is the prescription Of one 0
'Nc bes' female nurses and physiciars in ths
United States, and has been used tor iorts
wears with never failing success By mil
lions OF mothers for their children. Dur
iug he process Of tee,hirg its value is in
,a.yuiable. 1t relieves the cEild from psiu
cures dyseutery aud diarrhpa, gripping in
III" bowels, aud wind colo. BY giving
h"aih TO the child it rests the uo.neE.
Price 26c q bottle.
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MARTINS FERRY.

iii. ,~v,I..c,,, o,.or l.., T,,o.lo,. oro,
.o,, ,.,
&" l. ""P''"'e''" ," 'n' history Oh tue
DIGEST lnhab!tout. Very little business Is
lc.I. dcur. From Wednesday morning
fMl,, ,;-It H., r.. .~, Y.r H., G,yor,.
l.. ..~ T.. n., it, -, r,,.hr.
.'" '"f'''
al. ana 'H''' ~ '''' -'''Fa' F',o..'h-
riu'h ~ Ntrl. RI, wurri.r Inu'->
uf,nyli v,..,rLg, :. wa. generally '..
a.. r.. ,., l
'"' '','''' ~
"l'"r'r"'' .'c"'"' ''N'"-!a'," IN"
faces uf lie Republicans length
rr,l and they orpcarrd Ilac
Iii. stat, o. nAairy continued until til pr
'crnoon. About I . c'ork word va, ?,
ceiycd that Blaine wa. the man. Au,m-
Der Of manufactures blew their whistles aul
the Republicans once more appeared ia0'.
liant. This was afterwards cor,radictrl and
the Democrats were gGa'n happy. The
LEICESTER extra appeared 70 sh..; time after
ward and announced that Cleveland was
positively elected. This streuSthened the
back bone OF the Democracy and on every
side they were wild with JOY. About
) o'clock II tcleI hone was received stating
that Blaine was on top by $40 plurality.
This pleased the Republicans, and fO- ~,
hrs; umc during the dav they were j%ubilant,
Nothing further vas received during tn
r~yrujnr and one side appeared about ~
IL ~. - N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

EnpgxpF. B~ gr>C end { Nenkemeller
druggists distinctly safe that Acker r
iueiish Remedy has aud does cure con
rracied consumption. ask for circular
An entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

Ash Edmund 7. Rockiug aud c. Meuhe-
miller about Ackers Hlocd MINI the ca;y
pr T0rS;.ua guaranteed 20 cleanse Ike
b'ovf snt remove all chronic Diseases
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

A,uat % clock tie news had assumed
80 lie I.y.cana sbspc that Democrats
vyrH Hom, Disguised, leaving 8 Radical
oro@d pounding The streets in grest iuhils-
ION Ihcv soon grew tined and by mid.
III /, he s,,cets were quiet. Tnen came
H.. . - Rows end then the jubilee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

Eny..rF T. Rur,rxo and &. Mcnkemillcr,
druggists guarantee positive re!le, for any
cough. cold. Group or lung complaint oy
sing Acler's English Remedy or wall re-
r,d the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

pr,a..>, ,, meal day or week Al Mrs.
I~iaaEnio0's neat Elsoa Glass Works, Mar.
~ : T.rrv Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
Il)eeljn9 3eglster'
SATURDAY. >oVEMHER :. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Having but very recently rrturu-
ed frOms New Work, we are daily
rrrPiyiu. Novelties for VI Pidfn.
Presents and solicit % call.
JACOB ". GRl RS.
JrWPIer JOrncr Twelfth and Fsaia.
nJEIllN ERR.
NTC-day yOu will iiTd oar Millinery
Department represented vita all
the latest novelties.
a. L. RICE 81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

ClcsIsc ont Bugries and Spring Wagons
away below their value. j.. W. ferrel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

Deserving of Confidence There Is no artce
which 50 richly deserve the entire coLiid' nee oil the
community as BROWNS HRnN'mAL TE"rhfN'
those suffering from A,thlmati' and Bronchial dis
ea-s, Cough, and Colds shout 1 Try them. lflec y
r.pt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
Constitutional SCrofula.

4 cir! IN ny ~ p'oy has laon cured OF what ! be-
ityc wa. constitutional srrofaigly the usr". swift
~ .c.tr. ! -. NJ ASurf.
AllatOona. Ga, July ISIS {.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
-Ur Early EVENING

brought no Change. Private dispatches
brought the assurance that New \ ork was
undoubtedly Democratic, and il any l;cpnb-
.,cUn tactics OF -" were esOrtcd To- trouble
would Cn,ut. II became generally noiscd
r,out that some Republican dirty worh was
.c;ng on. and /. waS strengthened by the
fact that Steve Elkius, lay could aud
Whi'elaw Red had each ~icIcg:aphrt to
watch the couu, in West Virginia. This
meant diyjy work-;hat Blaine had
lost New York and was looking to the South
Cor material to duplicate la,6. 1t WAS the
universal opinion that auy attcmpl a q 10
i'ical rape 0! West Virginia would b" dis
rs,rous 20 the R.pub';yaus. and no !cag Wis
felt on that account.