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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-04
TIE NEW IRON AND COAL COUNTRY.
Two Important Sales OF Land I'm Ia
bann Rich Veins Opened.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, January Two Of
the most important land sales in the his
tory Of the SOUIu"ese VIA. ~ a. go ''''~
State within the nezttwo mOuths-the first
at Montgomery, hcsiunjna on the &lst Of
Jauusry. and the other a. huntsville, On
the li,h Of Iebruary.
uuGar thy provtsir,s "f the act II ton
rs Ul Na..h g. I-Si, known il, lac Nor
III lruG Ia.l. all Of the pIu.ir .ahd' IN
Alabama that were reuorte,tt1 the General
l.rturc- rr;Ur b The !nssase Of the act
.. ,untaiaiu; cod, O. irnT VII, be Offered
-.rssIr at tGe times art llGCeS mentioned.
Fh,h Of the sales iusy Dp Continued Tor wv
s,,kS. and at lur eLo Vi that time al tn
ards that have been O cred an fewa!h
Iu-uld will ra ur'H) - rTtvsts entry un II
.sue terms AS agricultural lands. Ia
mn, Of the lands to be Cllvred lies n VIZ
h.r.ous Warrior coal iield. and embrace
thousands oi srT,> Il ia, richest coal ianu'
u the S,a', 81 \ ,haIHG.
During tie past six months various com
papics ol caritaii>t, have had experienced
,.Osl men m the lj"td examining these
lands ard locating the richest veins nl coal
riig O,gl, has been done quietly, hu' thor
.,rrhly and when the sa.eS open these cap
;tGIists will know where TO p!t th'Ir
nancy. Thee is here fine field Tor spec
uls,ior, and it is s0Ie to predict that many
I,rge fortunes will he realized by JuaiCi" l.
,nyP,tIUt uiS in these rich IulHeral IAN -
which the Government now Oilers IoF SAFE
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THE BIDDEFORD MYSTERY.
Hr. Gratt"n's story Ri>crediied, Bui
SGIhiug Found to Take It's place.

EprEroKn, Mg, January 3.-Dr. Grut.
tons story about the mysterious pool OF
u.OOd is disDelleved by tins police and soMt
Of the citizens, who says he ronCocttd it t.
gain notOriety. HI has acknowledged that
,he muller With which Le W4s 6lindlolde
S his own. AID WAS not furnished by thu
parties who reused him ur. II" said yes
Ie-jsy hat the muller ye.ongcl to one o.
he men. The theory generally accepted
now l.. tha, he bloody &.iray occurred at
house Of IL repItc Saturday evening, that
the man aud woman were badly cut and
that after DR.. Grafton was called and
dressed the wounds the man, placed in a
sleigh and set adrift in bewi dered c)nd,
tion, drove about the city inquiring for
SqcO and the BIXron road.
What became Of the woman is a complete
mystery. Officers have searched the hOI,e
al uted to- but found no indications OF the
recent distui banCe. The inmates stOUtiy
affirm that here was no fight or trouble of
any kind Saturday night. one OF the
neIghburs, however, whose name the po
lice refuse to divulge, says he saw hgnts
tiitting about the house about midnight,
and two women came 10 the door with a
light, and, after looking up ana down the
street two or three seCon Is, eYtingujshed
the light and disappeared. D-. Grafton
maintains the truth Of his statement in
spite of close cross examinations by the
officers, ana his eyidsnCe will b followed
until definite solution is reached. NJ
f.Ginrs Of the hlCod-heSmearei mau VIII !
d,>apI g red in Saco have been received
and officers are now searching for hun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-04
JUST A BOOMING.
Railroad Matters in and About Fair.
mont.
SDcciql 10 the Reqists-.

Special 10 the Register.
Ih'EhoNT, w. Va, January 3.-Railrosds
continue 10 be the uppermost topic with
our people. Another surveying corps in
the interest OF the West Virginia and Penn
sylVania Company will START out today to
survey route and locate the road through
Fairmont. Council has granted free
III hit Of way.
The railroad editorial in yesterdays Rxo-
IsTER attracted great deal Of attention.
and was very fayoFab.y commented on by
our people.
The Normal School, after ten days Va.
cation, opened to-day, with an increased
attEnusuCe
On Monday last J. Sands Jackson, pop
uiar young telegraph operator of this
place, and Miss Fannie Suieer, one of our
most beautiful young ladies, hed them
selves to the land of Penn and there en-
tered the holy state of mstrimony. Tney
returned 10 this pl Ce yesterday and were
tendertd reception by the groOms par
ents, which was an elegant affair in every
particular. Many friends unite in wishing
the young couple long and pleasant mar
rivd life.
Miss Julia Raymond. who returned from
Mt. ue Chantal d short tlue since, quite
al, has, we are glad u say, almost recoy.
cred her usual health.
Prof. S. Z. Malone, Of your city, is home
OF short visit.
Prof. Thos. c. Miller, ct our public
schools, has been quite il, for a day or two
past.
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TONEY SLUGGERS.
baltimore BIOods Indulge In II -Four
Round Fight.

BALTIMORE, January 3.-The newspapers
ebay give publicity to disgracefuI scene
enacted last night in the parlor OF Promi'
nent merchant, residing on Mt. Vernon
Place, this city. The affair was none less
than a regular mill, according to Marquis
OF Queensbury rules, fought between two
young men named Webb and Hcnton. The
question arose few days ago regarding
he spsrrlug abilities Of the two men, apd
II YVES decided to settle the matter in due
,orm. Chatles Emory, OF New York, an
authority upon sporting matters, was en-
seed for the occasion, and he acted as the
referee. Four rounds were fought and
both men were badly punished. Webb
0as declared the victor, although HentOn
WIS awarded first blood. A champ paEnr
supper followed the contest at the NJ
Vernon Hotel. All the parties are Pr"mi-
lcni,y known, and great efforts were matte
20 suppress the matter, without avail.
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BEREFT OF A STRONGHOLD.
PhIlnGcIphIa Politicians Angere" d"
The (Ic.iu.: Ui II Navy Yard.

Prrr,rF,.r,,, Pa, January 5.-Tne Lea
..e I,,,uiutyy yard closed yesterday for
an irte.uite rcriod. Comm0ioIe Simpson,
{ he ron,ruard,rt. said today that the yard
was closed beraus, there was no further
work for g; t. 30. and also to await the de
cision Of Cura,css on the recommendation
ut the commission on navy yards that 1t be
made IT'S, class ship building yard, capa-
n,e of .u-ning out rhe most complete YES,
IS ara e~ra,reEis Is kaCTn in modern naval
!,-,i,teCture. Commodore simpson further
..,s that wa.v hands have already been
. i.caarc q. and tia, lie present lorce, ~"
men. Will be reduced 10 utty or seventy
ave ~ few lays lust enough 70 take care
IT the property. rae c'usinE %! h'"-"t -
mud and the Discharge 0t its employees.
MI he II severe blow 20 the ro.lilca. aSp'r-
gYr. ~ scre men already in o.!'e, and o.
prhrrs v no hoped TO get there tnr"G|A 'h'
ra:-orasc the yard afforded. lu ini'p,nd-
49,, nsIrLliCan circles there IS Il treIias o..
Satisfaction that the a IS c,osed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-04
KICKING AFAllEN MAN.
SnShIucto ton G0ssips Say Inc tnpieas'
mt Things of Henry Willard

u
WASHINGTON, January 3.-Ehere Is good
leal of talk in Washington about Willard
nd his peculiar operations in Northern
V.ri:c stock. 4 few weeks ago when he
was on the top wave OF success his praise
wes on every tongue. Now that he is down
everybody is ready to give him kick. 1t
is said that large number OF Congressman
who were his erson friends have been
rictimized by him-induced TO invest IN
securities which Willard knew TO be danger
pus ana uncertain There il Il rumor That
acgrsturcuce there will lie adverse le is
alton al this session against the Northern
Pacific land Grants But it does not seem
rrc bable that any such legislation will be
,ttcnpttG. - il IS a rather late day TO Cou-
menCe anvrhjnG OF that sort. IL idC', th9
I.rd Grant 81 the Northern Pacihc has
already been passed over to the r0sd'
thougL ,aC luu paty has q cilim To D, "Fl-
900 acres in Oregon and Washington Terri
res that MAY I've disputed.
one OF the serious Things CHARGED against
Willard ia h's ur'9a; q. ut BIZ PRIV S;c SeCrc
,.,,v. Harry ~gnHori, son OF the Librarian,
rclr. il is s;..,. va. induced % tuV.,t ali his
.gyir.rs n Northern Pacific stock when Vii
ard knew ley wCU.d Oe swal lowed up. 1t
rrOgal.'r however, that Nira-ts culpI-
hiiity in this case as in :lauy rtAerS, las
been grossly exaggerated.
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SAM BAILEY. widower, but leaves

SAM BAILEY. widower, but leaves q
family.
II {. HERMAN, wife and a child only
six days old.
FRED BOTHEROY0, single
three caiidrtn.
Seven have died in the hospital.
Three others are not expected TO live
through the night
The severely injured are: w. K gers,
Patrick Norton, Matthew Walker anu Pa
I.,k Csyansugh.
Tie following are slightly injured: W
Fi'zGera'd, Richard CSrruthgrs, Michael
ktIy Charles Mcdonald, James Kelly
Alex hanks, John Agsrtt, John C0rrig4n
Victor Grlesux. Thomas Mcdonald and
tv0 Montgomery brothers.
The dsu,.gp 10 the rolling stock IS s.. .OO).
Nrrsper lIiCESUn, OF the Grand Trunk,
in me, lately wired the local manager /,
.r,r every care aud atteatiOn ~ tas
wcuIGtd.
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PENDLETON ON HAND.
Hc Arrives In Columbus AMI Gets
Down TO HOrE.

CoLrunrs, January 81 I;tt!e after MID:
night last night a hack drove up 70 the Neil
House. and two rentlem 1t out and en-
tered the hotel. The Foremost was tall,
stout man, with grav!sh whjskers, and
wearing highly polished .k hrt on his
head, and caIryingt s'."., rr.i a'k IL bis
hand.
How are you, Senator said g,n'Ie-
man who vas !,unig. nciin. I g., {. Ks
counter, holding out L.. rard.
Hello, en'tGr s1i. "nrthar. when
did you get in.
Just nov, Al i tar I.r"' ""A,'r, 't'jEg a
pen from the clerk al Registering in a
large, plain Land
"George II. IeLd!, on, Cincinnati.
The Senator was surrounded by some Cf
mis- 10 lovers who had evidently been *
prciiug nIm and went oil with them TO his
rooms ani row the Senatorial contest, the
principals FnG ther boomers having arrived
on tie ne d i neginning to get hot.
W bat do you think OF il now" was
asked Mayor Farley, who sat on bench IN
the Neil Hou e smoking long cigar.
"NUt thinking about 1t, sal the Mayor
of Cleveland, sententiously.
But " ho will be Senator
Henry + Payne
Certain
quite certain
How many votes has Payne:
"puut EnOw.'
Has lie enough
"He bas enough.
The P,ndletOn bureau is at work. sa'i
a member of the Legislature this mUrnlng.
The country papers that are in Pendie.
tens interest will all break out this week
m roIg geous euologies of Pend!eton, ami
will rrcitp Whist II rrest and good man he i
ard wnat he has done for the party. fIerr
will be howl raised against Payne, and
the stupid story that he ia the Standard GA
Ccmpany's candidate will be harp"f on At
ever opportunity. The PenG!rton boo on1rs
think it Is great scheme to Sec
the rursi representatives. win Ia
,sle, hut the rural rePrFN""iH
rreg ere not the fools the Pendieton III so
agfrs take them for. They know tha
Henry + Lyme has no more interest 10
II Sisrtart Oil Company than the raise
rrrft Of tie Soudan has
II seems ilat tEcsT a-c 10 he the tac'Ir'
prrloyFi hy the T,Ea ton n'Las-T'.
aid tLst Vay ne snd all who are w0rklHs
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Letter From n weII-Known New York
AnctiOncer.
lIG & IFS FAST liTH STREET,
New lURK, MAY Is, lSN3.

llG & Ils FAST liTH STREET,
New YogK, May Is, lS>3.
have been troubled with an Irritation
OF the Throat and a Cough for some tim.
am also a martyr to Dyspepsih BY tn"
sG,ice of a very learned physician sp.
rIied tUo ALICOcK's PuEoCs PLAsTEES To
NV ches, end one On the pit Of my stomach.
lu tnree days NY Cough WAS cured aud my
rhro.t Uas well. have now worn The
l'iasI,.S : Two week., AMI my Appetit" &H'
.lip..uon lave muCn improved. am cor.
i'd, nj that IN another week my Dysprp'Ia
gill he c-.tif.Iy removed. hsv" never
us.d .pIhuaa' ant 'g~ra'i" II C(''".. n my
.Iir. u - MN''"t'
"AucocL's Is tho orly g"""ne r"ra'
Plaster. al other 50 ga..cd lorus Plastefs
afr limitations.
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t7r,,7, November D. l'5I.-i am arerse
on rent-..l rrIrc,p!rs 10 sS..ng any,llnH
rru';,,T aa.nfy Of proprietary article. oI'
her. are . isw on the market that iyrsr
,Icse Of the profession who come in r1H
tac, with the diseased and SUI .Iiuk to &c
Lrrw,e,ee their superiority. AmDn'
rl,sr find sSitrs -. j..
10 rank lisb. One poor un,Gr,Hntt'
rcsuesr; ne TO tell 20. tba' be has i...t
bean sufferer win trrra.e "..'i ''A'
aud securing little ii GEy relief from ".lr'
treatment tha,.y resJFtrd 10 H"ii -
riGr lie claims nor that il hs- "a! !,r!" .
hin, Ia,i.i thai he ,fc'- tL,t hi.h.pp l.
pu;e ,E,in. and wi,he, me- - "V"rr-t D.
der rb.igor'p:.s. Nth which cateH!.. d!
r.mp1y. EoLr- -ssp-,'.II'F.
JosEFH JAc"Bs. Druggist.
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STABBED WHILE EMBRACING.
A German Mincr naD:-rrousiy wound
.dby a TreachCrOuS ACquRintancr.

a German Miner naD""rously Wound
dby "a TreachCrOu- Acquaintance.
WuKE,rARRE, PA, January 3.-A deadly
feud has existed for years between Fred
Scrader and Gustav ScEmal'z, two German
miners resirg in the southern part OF TINS
city. They met last night al the house ot
the latter, BY his inyitatiOn, for the purpose
of bury ing the ha;chet. Schma!tz, VINO
pretended to be very attentive to his guest,
succeeded in getting him to drink eonsid'
trsble whisky, and then said LET, shake
hands over the bloody chasm, anu let ny
zones be rygones." SChrader acceeGed To
the proposition and both men huEged amt
kissed each other. BY an uunoticsd
movement, however, Svhnal'z drew a large
butcher knife from under his coat and
stabbed Schrader twice in the leg between
The knee and thigh, irtiIcting two terr'h HE
wounds. Medical aid was at once sum
mored, but the unfortunate man was a.
most dead from the loss OF blood before
;hP arrival of physician. tie IS nov IN
a very critical condition. S'hmSit1 was
lHiled.
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sLADE KNOCKED OUT
In One y, nud by 'i Denver Msu villa
Rrick Hat,

Rrick Hat.
DrYvrr. Cot, January i.-Arthur S!adc,
the Maori, was hit on the head with brick
this morning and nearly killed. Sia is aud
Champion Suil van had been passing the
night in a sporting house called the
"Bon Ton, and uy the time daylight Gp'
peared they were both gorirusly drunk.
In this condition they started in to rul the
establishment, when their opponents drew
pistols. and Sullivan n. sight Of the weip-
ons left the place. tie was unarmed an
calling at a ncichboriug saloon asked for
the loan Of revolver. The proprietor saw
fit 70 DENY that he had such a weapon,
wberpuu0D Sullivan called him liar ald
thtu sliUCk G!m Il blow on the t"Ce.
ilffLG OF TIE assaulted party lumpGl u
his rescue aud q rough-and tumble uSht
t. sued. sullivan, not knowing that StdIe
was near by. got out on the street wGen
TIE Maori came TO his rescue, and EnocHet
down the saloon keeper and kicFed him IN
the face. While S.aie was doing this, how
ever, ityh parry srriyad, who hit MN
terrible blow Cn<he head with brick, fell
ing him like an OK. It was at this juno.
,uTc thai Sullivan got out OF the way, and
SiaGr's assailants, believing they had ended
that rtutleman's career. lift MIN lying IN
the street It was five minutes before ne
reCovt r.d sufficiently frrm the eii~c'- OF
the blow to pick himsel. up and 30 and ind
sullivan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-04
WEDDING BELLS
Ringing Out nerriIy al FairvIc" i''N'
Evening.
Syecial to the Register.

SIfCW 10 nc NFIIMFT.
FMEyIEw, W. Va, January 3.-Ihe So
cial event of the season was the marriage o.
Miss Maggie, daughter OF Wm. Shay, E'l E
to Mr.. vii Spivey at O'Clock this even
ing. at the residence oi the brides parents.
The contracting parties came from the
leading families OF the county, and tn >Se
invited to witness the ceremony were Sc
I,crtd from the highest circles OF tAls dnd
adjoining neiehborhoods.
After the wedding took place an eieEah'
bsr0uet was furnished under the sAPrr'
vision Of The brides mother, whose cult
nary abilities are too wei! known TO con-
a.ent upon. There were also many Npe
and costly presents given, and the "l"i.
.rsir, IN fact WAS one OF the grantees
events in THIS section for years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-04

SUFFERERS FROM nervousness, early 0ecSy
str if Won vslue life, avoid advertising
Hortrrs and medicines that act on kidneys,
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
mus certificates OF cures from paid or i'm.
-e5narv persons. Ii q weakness OF the sex
mai system is the cause of your distress.
pr. Cuvsott's yellow pock snd sars2ptriI.
Ia will strengthen the parts affected STOP
the drain. quiet the nerves, produce dream
less slum bernnd allow you to regain per
feCt health. 1t has cured thousands, an.
will cure you. for, by purifying the olo"I
and STRENGTHENING every weak portion "'
The body it removes every symptom OF as
tress-
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BROTHERS AT LAW.
wealthy Banker Fore 'd TO Pay an
Old Debt.

OMAHA, January Sin 1853 George Sweet
a csrpente-. living near Albany, y. \,
loaned his brother James about $500 With
ont security. Three years later James
Sweet gave his brother notes in hand for
1900 and 81, oslo, secured oy mortgage on
real estate. Coming to Nebraska Sweet en-
rsged in the banking business at Nebraska
civ and r-Ospered. In l>'i James made n
pgvmeut OF 49, ~ and requested George 70
release the mortgage, winch he did, ne
understanding being that a new one Should
no given, but this latter part OF the cnntrSc.
Was never carried utIt. In 1850 "enrSr
b.ips Old. unable To work and IN neei u
money. sssisred The notes TO SYlEsS'e'
nj, fei.,.o-f, vi Albany, who brought sun
sysinst james STeet 10 recover the pr'hC'
,aI and interest. The uttsUdent set up I"
r.siw Of USUry. ,:,,
Inc case came up for trial in the J.n''et
States Court this week, and the first witness
called was George Sweet, The old man
gsue totIeriug Into court, N!Tid pIctuT"
# poverty and distress. and his piAiu re
yjtal q; the facts 50 told upon the jury that
~ one vt them atterward said. Ihe cas-
wgs decided from that moment Toe Jury
ssyr GGgwert { II the plaintiff Tor 81 'V
the ful, amount slaimsd.
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PARDON FOR A MURDERER,
The Request Of Dying Chiid ReieaNe$
s0mahn ChHriCy.

ST. Ioy;s, January B. When Governor
Crit,fndens little daughter Katie was dy-
i,.g few weeks ago it was said that she
received promise from her father th't he
would pardon Charley Stevens, Alias
Omaha Charley" serving life sentence
IA the Missouri penitenrisry. Today IN
accordance with that promise, SteTens was
asrdouad. He was in for the niurder oi
Ku,ip, in q saloon encounter IL Mtrcn;
~, Stsrb. ns WAS au artist and carved
r,.ny bc,ut ful trinkets which he present
a 10 tie Governors GaUsh'er, thus via
ming the love and frIendsf poi the child.
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billiard Match Arranged.

CIr,ELA>p. q, January S.-EuGrne 'tr'
tsr. of this city. srd Edward Cotton. Of :.
Louis. were tonight matched for three
nights tournament, 600 points al French
ps,Im. 10 be played al 81. Louis.
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Down nu EmbaDErnenf.

SIOUX CITY, L.. January Two cars oi
, nssseprer train on the Illinois Genital
WAS thrown from the track few - s't
Of here this morning tlo p'r'o' "aS 4
stan1ly killed and seven others N. lrrd.
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JnIs Inds the Rebellion.

New Nuhf, January The liayt'"n
consu has Information that Jscme!, lJl!OT.
irr the. -xsmplc OF Icurmi". has surren.
Icred. Iuis yir'u llv ."d, tIe rebellion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-04

Intelligent people have quit taking
ai;!ers a.i mineral PuisouS, have qpu
.ia. 'u-rry E.tneys and liver, nerves and
Ire,n. have quit using alcoholic poIs0n>
IN. ,e5.ot;c drugs. have quit poisoning
.lr,r system with quack uostrums, anc
now krrp themselves and families IN per
..ct hYs'.l hy occasion ally using the only
rsrf,ct b. ooi purifier and true strengthener
~ wenk portions of the body. knn~n tar
and wrde as pr Guysott's Yellow Dock and
S.-.s,,sr.!.s. Any druggist vii get It
you.
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or his ell ction are to be misrepresentsd
aud abused. Al The same, however, il is
fret that The Pendlet0n m,n can't vile ont
thst Psvne has Il mi ,rity OF the delegates
who will stick 10 the ord.
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Coon style IS good se'>e, Eoos heath:
&C, ,rfrrv and rroi wi. but n't' ni
Ur Hnu's Cough Svrapi- 2 good r"'s'-
non that sn.',r'nr hUuu-i;y uas a!ceEiy
teGlut5 ~ appreciate.
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GENWOCD.
triE" Ftrhf IhaT Was DSciirt'3y I'm.
pl0tpptu -0thrr Matters.

N:'r'iIi IN the Register.
rENwoou, January 3-Mr. Moody, the
genial host Of the JuGc.:on restaurant.
spread lncious feast on Nv Va 8 dav,
to which he invited the employees of the T.
X .. road or rather those who are connect
ed with il IN the neighborhood Of The sta.
ton.
All the delectable and substantial Wand,
Of the season were served With lie re ,tsu.
rants well known excellence. SEK
Many persons attended
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.tos. Meters and SwesthaaftS
Locking for Loved 0aos
,~c.rt-a Ca.rrsd md DisfguT3i
SIDES It th9 sOrgue.
'.. .c. . Lit e Those Sho 2
g.-...... 4 or Dying.

.-. t..at. tuuk pace this
.... .....,-.s ,f Sven.
.taa s-.a eous.s..l, ots dummy en-
.rt ,v, cas-, o.. ..e Great Western
.,r..f.l-u-s.I .lrk lett .he Uliur
f............-. .....,r ..,iv ,ss.er.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-04
The Funeral Obscuuias
Of Mrs. Nedley, who Formerly l!ged b


NJ Mrs. Kedley who tormcrly lived here
Mr. Thomas Curra, left for PITTSBURGH
eftcr sppudinp the HOLIDAYS here with
friends and relatives,
The Princes, did, nv On lis usual
rolte Yesterday.
Col. Jucob Aitny,r and lady entertain ~
q large number oi .hcir friends Wedncs
dov eyenirc II, their usual courteous and
L,spjtsbIe manner.
Mr. ". leach a promineat voung mailer.
Vile nu. hunting aud in pursuit Of a raS.
tit. trirpcI sad I. i iuiu5ing his left arm
cousiderab y, but fortunately breaking no
bones.
The Frank owens WAS not running yes.
6rday
About
ryp.,n,,., ,hr,c Cellar.
Mr. ". Ie,gnn - Somewhat II .'sroSed.
Mrs N"rsrlI. "i H'ri'.'h'' f',drh.d
uoHie '''"| ~ ~ " - -
flisHd, hc.r
The = y a." COMPANY ''r ron pItted on
p,",'"' 'a, .si'. 81 ni,
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Tie article copied ron, the Pittsburgh
Leader which appeared in yesterdays IS