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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

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xsvs E-ssts rvsruas.i Down fer Hsrried
Copscr. tonight.
two Joass." to-ni.hs.
Will we know. to-nighty
TsrrsDaT's parade will De sda;s1.
Tax German at P~raazheim's this even
ing.
Tax COMMITTEES on Fire Department met
last evening.
NEVER fear, Cleveland is a man Of des-
tiny aud never was beaten.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THE Committee on City Prison met last
nigh. and audited the regular monthly bills
THE work Of paving Virginia street with
bricks is being pushed along as rapidly as
possible.
RApIcAL. roorbacks increase and multi
NV. The latest is that Democrats viii stop
pensions.
BUSINESS in the State hue, among the
Justices Of the Peace, we're remarkably dull
yesterday.
THERE viii be meeting of tina Pleasant
Valley Democratic Club at Frank Walters,
this evening.
WHxx q man has held an Office for so
lone that he thinks he owns IT, he feels like
sighting for it
Tux Eighth ward club will meet at their
hall this evening. All members are request
ed to De present.
SuFr. LoFrUs Of the Citizens railway, has
. force Of men still engaged repairing the
street along their track.
BUSINESS men will participate in the
Democratic jubilee, on Thursday night, WHIT
never before took part in n parade.
LUciEN MALONE, of l2O Virginia street,
viii sue the city for damages to his property
By reason Of the change Of grade.
THE work Of cleaning the streets has cost
/ but a small sum this season, owing to the
extremely small quantity Of rain fall.
OyFrcxR Morris arrested two trsmps in
che Fifth ward yesterday afternoon,
Tramps have a poor SHOW in this city now
C~oNAoDORE SEABRICIr has received a
letter from George II. Hoffman, Of Phlls,
delphia, saying they had already secured
! rooms at the Riggs House tor Cleveland
Inauguration.
EyRsY member of the jefferson Eseos
| Club will meet at franzheim's Hall on Man
street, this evening at $50 P. m. Business
ofimportance.
Tue Democratic clubs Of Bridgeport, ar
going to have a parade tonight and ar;
also goidg to attend the grand parade IL
this city Thursday night.
YESTERDAY the rigilant engine was taker
10 tie shop for repairs and the United en-
CINE moved into its place. The Figilant
broke a front spring a few days ago.
Tia following conveyance was admitted
10 record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
A deed made the 10th day OF November
1854. by Louis Ball to p. Rely, in consider
alton Of 1915 for the north half Of the eas
half of lot No. los, situate on Eighteenth
street.
CurtF DrSSlXC has IMPROVED on the old
plan Of unloosening the horses at the en-
CINE house By the use OF the hammer to az
automatic ball His improvement is now
in operation at the Seventh ward house
and will soon be placed in the Eighth ward
Hook and Ladder and Hope hose house,
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FALLEN 4 GRACE.
Two Wheeling salvation Lasses Go to tho
Bad.

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Two wheeling salvation Lasses Go to the
Bad.
The S~Ieubeuyille Herald. of last night,
tells a story that is horrible, on two of the
Salvation Army girls from this city. 1t
says;
Last Saturday week two young women
giving their names as Richie aud Trussel,
members Of the Wheeling Salvation Army,
came 10 this city from Wheeling, telling
their parents they were going on the excur
sion to Pittsburg. They did not return
home, aud Saturday morning last the father
Of one Of the girls came TO this city and told
officer Winning OF the affair, saying the
girls had not been home since and that he
had good reasons to think they
were in the city. The man, &C
c~ompauied by the officer, started in
search Of the girls, Mt about 10 o'clock they
we're found at q house of ill-fame on Fifth
street, run By Mile French. The meeting
between father and daughter wa very
touching bat the girls didn't seem disposed
to leave. The officer told them that if they
did not go home he would place them in
the lookup. This had the desired effect,
and the girls, accompanied by Mr.. Richie,
i'm Immediately left for Wheeling. The young
women are said to be very progressing.
They both have good homes in Wheeling
and their action in coming to Steubenville
and entering a house Of i'll fame is a pro-
cseding that can hardly be accounted for.
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A CRAZY
Causes a Bridgeport Man to Attempt His
Own Life.

Causes n Bridgeport Man to Attempt His
Own Life.
Yesterday a very sad affair occurred at
Bridgeport, in which a man named Neidin,
ger an employee at the Ktns mill attempted
to cut his OWN throat. fortunately the
mans mind was so unsettled that he cut
too high up aud too far forward
10 make the wound faal. 1t
seems that Neidiuger has been on a spree
for some time and hat liquor had so worked
on him that it placed him on the verge Of
delirium tremens. While in this stste yes.
terday he secured o razor and slashed away
at his throat, cutting a cash about three
inches long on the left side Of the neck, ex-
tending under the chin. Medical attention
was Immediately procured aad the man is
now resting easily. The wound is Sot ron
sidered serioua
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The Perfect Vote Of Ohio County
Last Tuesday,.
cteelaOds Majority US aad B~raauoa's
6i--A Question Of taw--rhe Rail-
road Case Postponed.

The vote cast in this county OH last Tues
day. for Presidential electors and Congress
men, was officially canvassed by the Board
of Commissioners. None but triaing clerical
errors were found and the official statement
as certified to the Governor, places the fla-
~iorities Just as given in the REGISTER last
Thursday morning. OF the electors, the
vote for John ]. Davis, for Cleveland, aud
John Frew, for Blaine, are used. The vote
is uniform throughout, with the exception
that John Frew ran one behind in Film
Grove precinct. Following is the
OFFICIAL vorg or ONO COUNTY
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ACCIDENT
At Martins Ferry-Election Matters-Gen
eral Gossip.

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At Mnrtin's F~erry-EIection Matters-Gsn
sral Gossip.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock
Arthur Newland, a young mar employed at
the Laughlin Mill, met with a very serious
accident while out hunting. When near
the farm of Charles Lewis, about one mile
west of town, he crawled through a rail
fence, He caught the barrel of the loaded
gun with his right hand over the mouth,
when the trigger caught and the gun was
discharged, causing an extensive lascera-
ton Of the feshy part OF the hand, He
went to the drug store Of DIR. Darrah, where
his hand was dressed BY Drs. Blackford and
Darrah. While the accident was bad
enough, he might have had his head blown
of.
Considerable talk was heard and inqui-
lies made during the day and evening, but
was quiet and no excitement noticeable.
All the Democrats believe Cleveland is
elected and are jubilant. The average Re
publican says Il have not given it up yet.
Some betting is still going en-. No bets, as
far MS ascertained, on the general res-lt
have been paid. Bets as high as 10000
majority on New York have been made on
both sides. The RgGfsTER containing the
result, no doubt, will he brought over to Mar
tins Ferry tomorrow morning by , o'clock
and delivered TO the many subscribers,
and put on sale at 0ng's drug store at that
hour. On account Of the intense interest
in the result, arrangements have been made
to have the paper brought over earlier than
usual and will carry out the above plan, no
preventing providence. After ! o'clock the
paper will be put on sale at Darrah's drug
store.
While at our pretty depot yesterday, the
writer heard tie following conversation (:
"Hurrah for Butler cried q youEt man.
Butler is no good. replied a kid to
which the aamirer OF SpOony replied:
wait till IS and we'll show you.
DOWN TO BCS<Tss.
Peace once more retgus here, Our PED
pie have settled down 10 business and the
Town again presents its usual every day ap
pearaace. How long this will last is uncef-
tain. To-day will bring 4 change, and to
day, perhaps. Opinions differ as TO what
Tue CduNdSoluR DOhIu Will w tVuol AZ buc
Empire State, few persons being Of the same
opinion. Many think the great question
will be settled to-day, and others thst all
sorts Of claims will be heaped on the
| board, thereby embarrassing them and de-
tanning them severald days aud causing trouble
This it is hoped will not occur and the mat
ter settled promptly and satisfactorily.
The majority OF our people appear to wish
! this great national question viii be settled
to-day one way or the other, so it is done
| honestly. II it terms out that Blaine is
! elected fairly most Democrats here will say
"all right and most Of the Republicans
| vice versa. Yet we have q good many or
| both sides who want their man in whether
| elected or not. Trouble is anticipated by
many persons who believe their is "blood
on the moon" The papers
we're read with great interest and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Now is the time 10 treat Catarrh Of long
standing. Ely's Creams Balm reaches obsti.
nate cases, where all other remedies fail. II
is rot a liquid or snuff and is easily applied.
Price sc.
CArARRn AND Hay FEvrR-For twenty
years | was a sufferer from Catarrh Of the
head and throat in q very aggravated form,
and during the summer with Hay Fever.
procured a bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm and
after a few applications received decided
beneft-was cured by one bottle. Have
had 10 return of the complaint. Charlotte
Parker, Waverly, N. Y. price so cents per
bottle.)
Mn. A. NICHOLS, Of this place, says he
suffered from Catarrh for years. He par.
chased a bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm OF us.
lie is now Amos, cured, and says you can
not recommend it TOO highly. We are sell.
ing mote Of Ely's Cteam Balm than Of all
other catarrh remedies, can hardly keep q
supply on hsnd.-Evers Bros, Druggists,
dependence, Iowa.
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BENWOOD.

Mr.. Ed. Newton. ir. returned yesterday
from a brief trip TO Miugo.
Mr.. John Gill returned to the South yes
terday, from whence he had come the 4,h
inst. to save the country,
Mr.. r Warden left for Baltimore, Nd,
Yesterday.
The ..interment Of Mrs, PelIey, Of Lime.
stonejt0ok place at Wood Hill, yesterday
afternoon.
Ths good work Of repairs on the streets in
Centre ward still continues.
Tie NJ L, congregation paid a visit en-
nsse TO the parsonage last evening. The
OCCASION being a very acceptable donation
pirty to their minister.
Eight hundred and f~fty.two tons Of Bes
lemer iron we're made at the Riverside blast
furnace last week. This is the greatest num-
Der of tons that has ever been made at that
furnace in the same length of time. This
excellent work is mainly due to the ener
getic and efficient management Ct Mr.. W
Crocksrd.
Everything passed of well at the stee
plant yesterday.
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The Two johns" Tonight what Has
Been.

The Two JohnS'' Tonight what Has
Been.
The Leavilt specially company was the
attraction at the Opera House last evening.
This troupe gained an enYiable position
during itsstour last season, but we are
afraid hat such will not be the ease this
wear. Several of the performers are excep-
t:onally strong. but their good acts are lost
in he audience BY the sticks that form the
balance Of the combination.
The Two Johns"
This evening this broad comedy in three
acts viii be represented at the Opera House.
The New York Herald says;
1T aims to make people laugh, and in
that II succeeds beyond stint. Ii was pre-,
sent last night at the Mount Morris Thea
tire to . large audience and was heartily
roared at, MesSrs John Stewart and John
Hart were the principals, aud as they are
10th clever comedians, their efforts, which
were muscular as well as mental, were
highly enjoyed. In the company are some
very good singers, whose songs helped to
heighten the enjoyment Of the entertain
ment. The troupeis q good one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

4 rather amusing case was developed
during the count. When the clerk reached
Potomac r-seinct, Of Liberty, aud opened
the box, he found the judges had sealed the
pOll books up with the ballots, Here was
a dilemma. The Board apparently had no
right to open the paper bag, yet there was
The book, as could plainly be felt. Col.
Geo. Caldwell, who was present in behalf Of
Gen, Golf, said he would cut the Gordian
knot by demanding a recount of that PIE.
cinct. Chairman Woods demurred aud
hesitated and Mr.. Caldwell asked that a
record be made Of the refusal TO recount
The motion was then put, carried and the
bag opened, when 10! the ballots were found
enclosed in a second bag, with the book
5pen. Mr.. Caldwell then waived his de-
mGnd.
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cUT1;~S1'1t sS.'i
nut this Ou.s

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
o Al SHORE.
What Is Being Doae on the Ohio
Riyer.

What is Being Doae Gu the Ohio
Rivor.
The river wa swelling slowly at dark
last night, with 1 feet Of water in the chan
mel. On this present rise probably u
inches more Of water will reach US. 1t is
generally believed by rivermen that the
river viii not again get lower than ; feet 6
inches this year.
The Courier is at Crabs landing, under
taking the raising Of the Regular, so that
she can be properly dismantled.
The Chesapeake left for Psrkersburg with
a good trip yesterday.
The Diurnal will leave in the Parkersburg
trade to-day and run alternate DAYS with the
Chesapeake.
The Goadola left for Pittsburgh yester-
day.
The Telegram and Princes w~ere.ruuniug
in their respective trades Yesterday.
Captain Ira Huntington is at Cincinnati
getting the ". N. Chancellor ready to start
for Pittsburg.
The steamer General Dawes will enter
the Marietta and Parkersburg trade on the
opening Of navigation.
The steamer Fannie Freeze was burned
10 the waters edge on Satasdry at Madison.
The flames went Up through in less than
halt a m.auie. Nothing was saved. Several
OF. me crew were seriously burned, none Ia
tally. She MAS valued at $4,000 and par.
tally insured.
A dispatch from Mobile says that the
present drouih is nothing to be compared
with that Of 1915. 1t began in the win.
ter Of 1854, and as late as May no boat had
been able TO 90 mp the river, and the cotton
f that year did not reach the Mobile maj.
ict until the summer of 1855.
roa.s in port last evening: W. W. O'Neil,
lick Fulton, Joseph A. Stone, Onward, j,
W. Gould, Tom Dodsworth, Horne, 80. ,.
Boaz, Joseph Il. Williams. j. s. MERGER,
Baltic, Joseph Nixon, Annie Roberts, Dan
iel Kaine. Enterprise, George I.ysle, ID. W.
Woodward, Mark Winnett, Lud Keefer. Iron
City, X. D Kendall, Vim. Bonner, Katie
~Stockdale, Scotia.-Pitts. Times.
The new Cunarders, Umbra and Etruria
are the largest vessels ever built on the Clyde
and the most powerful in the world. The
engines are compound, having three invert-
ed cylinders-one high pressure, II inches
in diameter, and two low pressure, each los
inches in diameter. The high pressure
cylinder is placed between the two low pres.
sure cylinders and all adapted to a stroke Of
six teet.
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Advtee 10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chi
dren teething. il the prescription Of one o.
the best female nurses an~dphyEcians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success By mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of tsething It's value "a In
calculable. It relieves the child from pain
cures d~ysentery and diarrhea, griping in
the bowels. ADD wind colo. By giving
health to the child It rests the mother
Price a5e 3 bottle.
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weather indications.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November Ill A. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
fair weather aud variable winds. generally
from southwest to northwest in Ohio valley,
stationary temperature in Tennessee slight.
" colder in Ohio valley.
For the Lower lakes. generally fair
weather, preceded by local showers in the
eastern portions, northwest to southwest
winds. higher barometer, lower tempera-
tRre.
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ORDER or MlR,u

Procession viii iorn on CbapNr
resting on sixteenth street. auiNg .
sixteenth 20 Isoob, Scuih on IanI. r.
east on Eighteenth 10 Wool, nnrb =.
teerth, west Oh fiiternih 10 JacA g.,
to Fourteenth, west On Fourteenth ~.
Fol TO Teeth. west on Twin 10 a., ~
on Chspllnc 10 llsytnta, ives, N a.. ;
bet, north on " arket 10 Sctrn,h, O..
TO Main, south Gu Main 20 l,n,,s y
Eleventh 10 MARKET south On M,r,S 4 =
second, eat on Twenty sCc.ui 70 Gu
on Chap'!ne TO Thirty huh. ,s,t Or IL, :
Eof, iouth on iotl 10 Thirty eighth o., =
eighth 10 Ia,ob, north on Js"eA IL ~,
vest on Thirty-ibird 90 Eos. rafk ~
Twen = sercuin. wet on Twenty rr,sa :,
ket, rorih OF Mako: 10 TuGly.ssrS -
Twspty-sorIth 10 Main. aartho p,lpSr.
essi Oh siSIcsnlh 20 haIkt, n0tA "a M !
Fourteenth and iisb.nA
Celrlaiipg our frt SEtionil r.r.at a d,
Nc v6Hs, III Is expected thI, the pas., :
krpt',uu n,.jrg tbc whole M,Nt al n, :
cra,s slors hNint q m,rch IN q, n =
illuminate. 40
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A walking skeleton.

Mr.. z. Springer. of Mechauiesburs, Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted With lung fever snS
reduced to q walking skeleton. Gotta free
trial bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discosery foi
Consumption which did me 70 mua good
that | bought a dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more a
a completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of %
pounds.
Call at Logan Co.'S Drug Store aud get a
free trial bottle of this certain cure for all
Long Diseases. Large bottles sl.O9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11
Dyspepsia VIII Make You

Angry. Bearish, Cross, Dismal, Enfee6led
Frightful, Grumbling, Horrid. Imperious
Jealous, Kicking, Languid, Mournful, No
ional, Obstinate, Peculiar, Queer, Rebel
ious, SoUr, Troublesome, Unpleasant, Vix,
enish, Worried. 'Xasperating, Yawning
and Zigzagish. But Browns Iron Bitters
the Prince ofall Tones, will drive out dys,
pepsis, and 6ll you with health and good
cheer. You viii be wise il you try this val
nahla MEDICINE.
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Bridgeport News Notes.

The Bridgeport Democracy expect to eel
citrate Clevelaud's election or an extensive
scale one night this week, for which a large
amount of money has been promised fhe5
will paint the tow render than ever before.
Look out for a big time.
The election hiss been the theme OF con-
verss,ion since last Tuesday. Business has
been duh and 10 arrests have been made for
a week.
The REcIsrsR will be on sale at Schicks
barber shop on Wednesday IL viii tell yoa
who is elected. :.
Tonight Messrs. Chapman & Bags will
open their restaurant in the room formerly
occupied by George Gifin with free turtle
soup
YESTERDAY Mr.. aud Mrs A. f. Stephens
returned 10 PhiIadelphis after q pleasant
visit with Mr,E. p. Rhodes.
Ora Durcanis under Inc weather.
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Gall aud examine COmbina-
ton breakfast. Dinuer and Tea
sets, In White and Decorated
Chiaa. DAWSON BROS.
2226 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

EDMrSDP +. BocxISe and c MenkeueEer,
druggists, distinctly state FIAT Aeker's
E1SEsh Remedy has and does cure con-
trarted consumption. Ask for circular
An entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
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DIED.

I,ATT-FAsSY r., daughter Of William sni
Margaret Isatt, aged . years and 0 months.
rnsSiAl from No. % North York street. Island.
on Y cjncsIsy morning a, 10 O'clock. inserment at
GHenwood Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Having bat very recently return
ed from New York, we are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents, and sOlieit n call.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
JeWeier Corner Twelfth and Main.
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PETER wELrY 1 ca
WHOLESALE LIQUORS
Main Stree,
WHEELING, W. VA

We have ~ !ssaysd By atrsa t.rs.
larvs sDortmAta Rhins and NuDsA Ma
Mumm 4 %. OAApeus, Due = katssa
pAme, and Q large shIpmHt d ~ ussnAa
hem's Quella Nstlni ninsnl wssH, teAs
ianS invotc1 froa Caltlornh vtasTukS
Oldest and besl tnnds q vine ksssl 9 q {
such O. Minton, MalyAda, Rsaiine, LaeSia
ZlnfandA, "a, ~ We IN nov psktSlRG
OF our O. ooods, which are bottled b. 3 ID
choicast bapds al liquors, and 70 vhk1 n {
indy oIl IL attsaeen Of tAs tnsAA
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Elegant

Newmarkets, Brocade and Otter trinningi
opened this morning. Il. NJ. McGiiin
4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girari. Kaa.. writes
Il never hesitate to recommend your Elec
the Bitters to my customers; they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bi.ters are the purest and best
medicines known and viii positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels No family
a afford to be without them. They viii
save hundreds Of dollars in doctor bills
every rear.
Sold at SO cents q bottle D logan & Co
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
In.lek % Sew Adrsrtlsement..
Legal Notice

Legal Notice.
Attention, Democratic Clubs-[LOcal
Page
Wanted-Csnvasser = Local Psge.l
For observation-disclosures W. \. ChaneeL
lor-Ioesl Page
Observation-Disclosures Page.
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Woo, ah.aan,.

For tailor suits. worth s. eents per yard 10
import, f. N. MeGilin sel for 65 cents
per yard.
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EDNUSD F. BocxISG and c. MenkemiiIer,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold. Group or lung complaint by
using Aekers English Remedy. or VII re-
fund the money.
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Another

large invoice Of Cloaks received to-day.
something ndw; price, as usual. low. Z. NJ,
McGillin 4 70.
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2. p. Stewart

Edmund f. Booking and C. Menkemiller
state that indigestion prepares everyone ft
disease, but guarantee Ackers Dyspepsh
Tablets to cure all forms Of indigestion.
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Our Dre., peoar.msn,

Was never so actiye a yesterday. Our
specialies selling at half their value are
appreciated K. N. MeGiIlin & Co.
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THE VOTE.
Several Citizens Deny the Allegations 81
Fraud on Behalf of Con.
RrSwnnn Noyemhpr 10

Fraud on Behalf OF GOu.
BESwoop, November 10.
To ~ Editor Of he Register.
In Friday mornings issue ofthe REGlsrER
November I. 1881, appeared a communion
ton from Benwood, defaming and falsify-
ing the actions OF the Republicans of Ben
waod at the late election, claiming that
fraudulent measures were resorted to for
The purpose Of securing the election Of Gen.
COT. We deny that deception aud fraud
were resorted to by the Republicans of Ben
wood to secure votes for Gen. Golf or any
other Republican candidate; We condemn
the communication as n SANDER and re-
preach p our town and citizens and
we ask that over the signature Of
the author be given the name or
names Of the voter or voters who were de
ceiyed or defrauded, and the name or names
Of the person or persons guilty Of practicing
he deception or fraud. A more honest vote
We believe wasn't cast in any other precinct
in the State than was cast at Benwood.
Democratic tickets bearing General COTS
name were distributed 10 Democrats who
desired to vote for him, and who knew the
kind Of ticket they received. Republican
tickets bearing Judge Brannon's aane were
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-11

Everything passed Of well al the steel
plant yesterday.