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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
WHEEf TN@ SUNDAY Observation-Disclosures

not talk. But, II all BARRIERS were to taik
through teeth Of pearl and rosebud lips,
perhaps the longing for speechless barber
would subside. The leading artist" OF the
Boston Paradise Is to be an Intelligent miss
who was graduated ct Vssssr. Think OF it.
To be lathared with Greek, shaved In Latin
and talked to death in six modern lam
gusges by cultivated angel from Vassar.
On Thursday evening last, at the home
of Miss Lille Carnahan, In Centre Wheel
ing, the IN. C.'s" were delightfully."- enter
tanned by that young lady. The evening
was spent in an enjoyable manner in vari-
GUS social smusemepts. Refreshments were
served at q time when they were heartily
enjoyed. All present enjoyed themselves
immensely, and the fun was kept up until
a late hour, when they all left with the
conviction that as charming hostess Mics
Lille was delightful. Among those present
were: Misses Bee Noble, Birdie Hare. Eva
Noble, Annie Moore, Tillie McNsmee,
Carrie Reed, Lille Carnshan, and Messrs.
George Stamm, Thomas Moore, J. Ed. Max,
we'll, Lering Downs, John ssmsel and
Jan es Bodley.
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EQUINE ETHICS.
Facts Connected wheeling Fancy
Horse Flesh.

Facts Connected wheeling Fancy
Horse Flesh.
The gay spring time is approaching in
the near distance and soon will the roads
End drives assume degree Of solidity that
will make driving a pleasure, and antici'
pating this the lovers and owners Of fast
horseflesh are preparing for the coming
snpaign-not the presidential one. The
blooded flyers, of which Wheeling contains
an over.proportionate number for her size,
will have received good rest from the
excitement and exertion Of the sleighing
season., and their owners are getting tAem
in good condition for the summer season
when no doubt the contests of speed
will be many and enjoyable. There Is
uothing more Xiii arating or exciting than
holding the ribbons behind swift horse,
flying along q smooth road with another
fel low in your rear try ing in vain TO get
ahead of Jour dust, It's ust too Jolly tor
anything, and can only be experienced TO
be appre 3iated. However, 1t is needless
to say, the man behind doesn't get psrtic'
ulaIly stuck on his position. The horse
rel orter has attempted this week TO obtain
a complete list OF all the fast and blooded
horses in the city, and the following Will
be found as near correct as is possible TO
come, and the description and comments
Oh the horses will no doubt be satisfactory
to these interested in such matters:
Sheriff Brow n drives well bred sorreI
mare. She can pull buggy very lust.
A. A. FranzheiIu has a mare much ad-
mired for her style and kindness.
ncc Moffett BITS behind Kentucky bred
.o'rel geldng.
j. H. HOBBS brown team show of to an
advantage.
Ebrl Gglebsy pulls the ribbons over
die pair OF bays
pm Lists brown mare is we'll liked foi
her Kindness and action.
Lewis Fral zeeim has bought the bay
trciting mare Lady Forest and has sold to
his brother Harry his fine sorrel stallion
CJrncob.
sam Johnson owns tho trotting gelding
George 3. He can do a mile better
than 40.
Will Bsndlan's we'll known grey stall.
lisn, Mambrino Eagle, is in fine shape.
PonGietta, the property of J. 81, Parsons,
will make some Of the boys take dust this
season.
Will Swt arengen owns Hoosier girl. She
has record close TO 2:30.
Rob Armstrong; bay pacing horse is
60, road horse and can go very fast.
Charlie Fisher drives the fast pacing
horse, Dan 0'Conpell. and the beautiful
chestnpt mare, Alice Carnesl.
George i, Taylor has q fns little bay
&c ding that can stay with the Ooys.
Bob Anderson, the popular blacksmith,
owns a noble looking horse named Charley
Ford.
Will Schwertfeger has one Of the best
bred mares in the town. She is perfectly
kind and sound.
When Andy Hamilton hooks his bay
mere and grey horse together they attract
attention.
Harry Jones' brown team are very hand
some.
Joe Morgan is usually seen up front
driven by us owner, Jacob Berger.
DR.. II. B. Bsguley has good pacing mare,
Lucy.
Doc Robinson, the veterinary surgeon,
drives fine bay colt
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a Cows Victory.

Yesterday afternoon . COW was hein,
driven along Jacob street IN the X sh,h
~s,d by . butcher. As the animal nered
Bishops saloon, q small girl crossed the
street In front OF the COW. She made .
vicious lunge at the child and was only
stopped from goring 1t by the butcher. who
run betwsen them and commenced beating
the COW over the head. Her lsdyship not
liking that kind OF treatment, knocked the
butcher down and running her horns under
him tossed him about ten feet In the air.
and when the luckless butcher rescued
mother earth sgsin II Was Ia the middle Of
q large mud hole. The cor. after tsklng
:s~iet look At tine vanquished, started on .
Nm Nm 10, the suburbs OF the city: The
butcbsr eIc.nting his muddy condition.
Tss mt ininrsd In the least
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Rr.olniions OF Respect.

Ats regular meeting of Garfield Council.
No. 3, o. u. A. NJ, held in their council
chamber, at Benwood, March IA. 1884, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Proyi'
dencs to remove from our midst our late
brother Nathan NJ. Hurry; and,
WREREAs, II Is but just that q fitting
recognition Of his virtues should be held;
there fore. be 10
Rssolred, That in the death Of Nathan NJ.
Hurry, the council laments the loss OF
brother whose utmost endeaY0rs were eK
erted for its. welfare and prosperity; Q
friend and companion who was dear 70 rs
all; q citizen whose life was . standard Of
emulation to bis fellows.
Resolred, That the heartfelt sympathy Of
the courcil be extended 10 his family In
their sffiiction.
ResOlred, That these resolutions be sprssd
upon the records OF the council, and copy
thereof be transmitted TO the family Of our
deceased brother.
p. p. STEWART,
Il. B. EsrEP,
JoHN PAsroRINs.
Committee.
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. rn.s nrow the BALD HeAAs-
general News, Perssasi ane
tn. e.ss of John Watkins As.iAss nis
daughter. Ma. William Cunningnam -
Emma Griffi th, for unlawfuiiy nuns ~.
WD CunninRham, Was ct Tor nearby
s.st.rdsv Afternoon. Attorney deofEo v.
WcEse snneared for Watkins and Attorney
Gsoree Dnpcan for the defendant los
NJ cd bsld beads were on hand o. sos
hour set for the hearing xpecnng aswees
morsel, but had 10 90 away witnou. ~
FINN rs the defendant waived an eAA az
ton and was held 70 appear oe!orS .ue
Probate Court for the sum OF 20 ..a
in the afternoon Cunningham was slIess -
On the eomnIsint of w. J. Bratton Tor de.
facing property and will be tried nsAs
wednesday evening at $50. -.
Last evening Mr.. George Miller ieis tor
Canal Dover to spend few days.
Yesterday John Morgan was arrested tor
drunkenness and fined 50 and costs
Friday was pay day ct the Wheeling ana
Pittsburgh coal works.
Misses Bee Holiday, Of steubenville, and
Jessie Sharp, of Bellaire, were the gu ISIS
of Bridgeport friends yesterday.
On Friday night there was 9 very plsas'
ant little social gathering At the residence
of pr. John Cooke, in Kirkwood.
Officer Reece Burdett, who has been ON
the sick Lat for some days, isasain out aad
oil right.
liveryOtable, and Miss Ella Belts, Oh -.
Pleasant, were married the other day q inc
residence of the brides parents.
Last night A. J. Boggs returned from =
brief business trip to Pittsburgh:
. The past week business mas been very
dull in Bridgeport, but is soon expected to
improve. -
inRton.
Professor CLARK, teacher in the West
Wheeling school, who hiss been away visit.
ing friends since the Hood, mas returned
and will resume tesching on Monday.
David Howell is spoken Of for Mayor BY
the Temperance people.
Proposals. will be received for piking TO
rods Of The Bridgeport free turnpike I'll
March 10Th.
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ION mnnx Goods.

Anticipating great improvements within
O week or two in our store room, We are
Obliged TO make room and offer
100 PIECES Ginghsm ct Sc.
900 Pair fiye-hook Foster Kid Gloves at
csc o psir.
600 Irish Point Lace Collars ct Zoe. which
are cheap st sc.
100 Table Cloths ut 75c.
lo0 Table Cloths at 9sc-
100 Table Cloths at 81 IS
100 Dozen Napkins a. SOC. and 9Ss.
20 Pieces Ticking at 7Hc-
$50 Jerseys Of 81 90 and $L25.
I50 Dozen Ladie.' Hose from &c. to 38c.
Silss. Satins and Velvet. going at your
own prices. II. EksHErNEs.
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aUsINEss TALK
viii tho Nest Est-rPrising Dry Coed,
ftPm.

WIZ INC AOoS nns~bpfssSB ny NOONh !
A call ON Geo. NJ. Shook 4 Co, yesterday
revealed the fact that <hsy were doing
rushing business and IL was almost lmpos.
sible 10 engage any OF the firm In CONVEX.
sation. Their store 10 fixed no Handsomely
and a all Of the young gentlemen com.
posipg the firm are thoroughly acquainted
with the dry goods business, they know
how 10 make their store assume an
attractive sppeaiancs and keep Il, 10
few snatches OF conversat lion the reporter
was informed BY one OF the young gentle.
nen that they nov carried 10 stock one Of
the hsndsomest and most complete line OF
drses silks in the city, and that never be-
fore we're the prices Of these elegant. goods
60 low. All the latest shades and styles 10
these goods are kept In stock, and parties
desiring to examine an elegant line OF them
should not fell to call early at this popular
establishment They alec keep on hand
conplste line OF oil kinds Of dress goods
and all other goods found In . arst.olass
establishment Of this kind. A new and
handsome line Of beautiful spring dress
goods on hand. Don't fail to give Shook
& Go. Q call st on early date and you will
h. shire 10 Get bargains.
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II HEN ORlAa.

DiKp.-MaTeh 8. 1854. NHLLIE, wife OF Harry
apfucebank, and daughter OF John and ths
late Mary Gallagher, aged IL years and
m on ths.
God has oalled ron Nellie, dariiuS.
From this world OF grjsf and woe;
And our thous hts are with you, Nellie.
Underneath the earth 20 low.
Yes, the thoushta Of thoss that loved zoe
FOLLOW you to-day,
TO The throne Of Him, tina Great God.
Whom We ali love and obey.
He has called you from your home,
From the one that loved you wsll,
But has given you . brighter,
bctfer home than tongue oan ~lL
For the husband broken hearted.
And the father old aid grey.
Hister. brothers, kind aud loving,
There viii be meeting day.
Ard tha one who went before you.
BY the sweet name 81 mother blessed,
Row has met her child Ia heaven,
And together they are b.ssstd.
And the place you filed. Nellie,
VIII be vacaDt ever mors;
tut we hope TO meet y gu, Nellie,
On the bright eternal shore.
Written By friend Of her school DAYS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
WEST VIRGISIa PATENTS
Granted Last week-One OF Them I'm
Particular.

Particular.
The following patents were granted to
West Virginia last week: 295, 0lO. Stanton
NJ. Howard, Wheeling, sanitary wafer
closet 2e5, los. Mordecal Brown, Hunt
rrer, n, lifting jack. 295,l27 William NJ,
Miller, New Cumberland, FIRE escape.
Tire principal feature of the invention OF
Mr. Howsrd, is mechanical device con.
sist,ng of q conical shaped stopper, oper.
4itc by the handle OF the closet, which
rlosss up the outlet on the side OF the hop
pei and prevents the entrance Of sewer
sss through the closet Into the house. The
majority Of the closets in general use de-
pend on a water seal in an shsped trap
under the clr set 10 prevent the &c yer gas
from getting into the room. This water seal
soon evsporstes il the closet Is not fire..
queDtly us, d, and permits the sewer gas to
enter through the soil pipe. The water
seal is also liable TO espionage from many
causes, and is not positive safeguard to
the entrance of poisonous gases and
vspors. These unhealthy conditions are
overcome in a simple and practical man
nsr by the shove invention OF Mr.. Howard,
which has been Endorsed by promine nj
architects, sanitary engineers and expert
snced plum bers as being the most perfect
ssnitsry closet vet devised
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SssSsa::a 2 e: ;Ys 3:
VIII. IMMEDIATELY pispkL ALL ycsiS
IEa oT HEAyiSts. REnovH gEMC.yx
IkIU HEa LTHf ACTION kvERY HfBe1
OF TbE kYsrEH. FOR GALE 81 AL
DRI G68TS.
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Kew CORPORATIONS.
Ice and Coal Companies Reeeiys Thei
Charters Yesterday.

Ice and Coal Companies Receive Their
Charters Yesterday.
Secretary StalDaker yesterday issued
charters to Two new companies, a. FOL
lows:
The Lypchburg Ice aud Cold Storags
Company, formed for the purpose Of max.
ing arh6c al ice. building refrigers'ors. 80
ginia.
The straugbsn Coal Company. Of Charles
ton, which proposes TO carry on Q general
coal mining business. The principsl Office
Is to be at Charleston and the capital stock
10 limited 10 100000 In all. Toe incor.
porators are WIN. X Truslow, Samuel No
GLEASON. d. G. Lovett, w. ID. Scott and w
A, Quarter, ell Of Charleston.
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THE RIVER.

The Depth OF water sot KasWs, Rec
ses, No 9sshs.
The river wss falling slowly Ut dark last
night With about q feer Of water In the
channel.
The Dick Fulton, Dan Gains and Annie
Roberts passed down with tows Of coal yss-
terdsy.
The Bachelor left fr Pithburgh Win .
good trip yesterday.
The Scotia parsed down en- route for
Cincinnati yesterday morning.
business was very fair on the Isvss yss
fey1sv
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AnAslAn-

The entire stock of Dry Goods OF John
Rnemsr In row offered at public sale o., 2
ard 7P n. dsily. TIE sto L n most com
D. ets, and must be sod regardless OF cost
Private Gales sre held every morplog sud
otter suction to enable the public 10 exam
iDcs srd purchase what they need Ut one
bslf Of cost price. The large stock OF Wall
psptr will be closed ont this week. p b.
Dobbins, assienee;J @. He,vev. suctionesr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

Ar the Domestic Sewing Machine Par
lors, 20 Twelfth street. on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week, will be on
exhibition the finest display of sewing
machine work ever exhibited in this city.
No other sewing machine company has
ever attempted 80 elaborate display in
Wheeling. Everybody Is earnestly invited
70 visit the exhibit Psrlors open from 8
A. N. TO 9:30P. N.
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TrakSEsrs

The following conveyance we're admitted
10 record at Clerk Hooks ofics yesterday
A deed made the 18th day OF March,
1884, by Conrad Eooert aud wife TO EdSsrd
Flspseap. "a confederation OF 81, 100 for
tyents-two feet front of lot No. 237, situate
ct The rorlhesst corner Of Eoff and Twenty
third streets
A deed made the 9Th day of MsrUh, 1884
by Mary A. Frsnzhsim 70 Margaret Max
wen, in eonsfdsration Of 81 $50 for the
south one bali OF lot No. IS Of Daniel
D'Zane's addition.
I'D made the 18Th day OF March,
1ss4. by Andrew J. Nc. Nash to john w.
rc,ensn, IN consideration Of Si,O7o for the
x,st oge. fourth Of lot No. in SQUARE No.
"a Of Joseph Csldwelrs estate.
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AMUsEAKNr MATTERS,
JANAUsCHEK.

Seats will go on sale at Banners music
store, on Monday, for the two perform
snces by JAnauschek, ''Zillsh, on Wednes-
dsy night, and "Marisns," (the first time
in wheeling) on Thursday. This great &C
tress scarcely requires a notice to insure
her good houses. She is popular here aud
our exchanges show she has lost none OF
her greatness since her last appearance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

The Howe Sewing Ascbips Company an
noupce the completion Of their grand neg
fsctory. Only seven mouths hays eIsP I'd
tipce the great bali . million dollar DIRE
Tbe first mschine ~as hnishsd on sbs i0th
inst. The wheeling offics will bave san
pies in few dsys. ynu ere cordially To-
yi,ed to call end exsmina.
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SUNDAY REGISTER

Is for sale at the following places:
VII. Williams, cor Seventh and Main SITS
JF. Shirks. cor. Sixteenth and Market SITS
AT. Youngs, cor. Sixteenth and Jacob SITS
Chas Noenkemoellers, cor. Twenty-second
and Ma set streets
ST. EceS, No. $50 Jacob street.
RIB. Bdrt Co.'S, No. Al Virginia St, Island.
Ftp. Zimmer's, Bridgeport.
WE Gray, 81 Zane street, Island.
Reeds drug store, corner Twenty-second
and Nam street.
SchickS news depot, Bridgeport
OuimbS y news stand.
Browns news stand, near postoffce.
Mcclure House news stand.
Kurtz & YoungS drug store, corner twenty
ourth and Chaplins streets ,
SoetzeS East End Pharmacy, III Sixteenth
street.
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Glorious News Received at the Aows
HEADQUARTERS, IN This city.

Their grand new factory To completad
and the frst New Howe M,chine msis
10th, Just seven months from the dsts o.
the fire. The progress hss been mott
rapid, and ere the month closes 1000 Mes
Howe Machines wall have been foished
The capacity will be rapidly increased
each month Wheeling Office will be favored
With lew sample machines. AID hope 20
sboS the public the Grsndest Sewing Ma
ol,,.. nod. finn tan davs
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The assignee au,tion GALE Is creating
erest excitement, and goods cold at less
tbsn bsi price. Come on, all OF you, who
want 10 get great bargain. P. b. Dobbins,
assigRee; G Hervev. suctioneer.
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Sweets TO the Sweet.

TO NE EaltOr q he hegLSteT,
am keeping company with quite duds.
When he calls at the house ne generally
oripgs me box OF gum drops, but when
we go out waAiUg | always remark how
cheap candies are. but to no effect. Do you
think bis mind is on me at that time or on
cmt body elre, as he takes no notice OF
yhst ! say JENNIE
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Aenan A. M (H0mts

The Howe Sewing Machine ."mp.u W.
noupce the completion OF their &.
factory. Only seven months have ella.
The first machine was finished on the 10Th
inst. The Wheeling Office will have sam =
pies In Q few days. You are cordially Ia.
IA IN c.lt - snntaa
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what shall he wears

10 me EdHof oI He neytss0'
Can you or some OF your readers Suggest
the proper sort of spring suit fer plain,
EVERYDAY. going business man7 don't care
much for style, but would not wish TO Dc
conspiciously out of fashion.
MATER or FACT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

LARGE assortment of Corsets, all styles
and makes and best grades. your choice
for 81 cents, at Larkin's Dry Goods Store,
Ill3 Main street
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DIED.

KLARI.-Saturday, March IS, 1854, 1t ~
O'Clock o. M, FRANZ KLARI, sged Sugars.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 10
Eighth Atreet, Monday afternoon at . O'Clock.
FRIENDS are lnvitsd 10 attend. Intsrmsuts
Peninsula cemetery.
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Dissolution.
To the Editor of the Register.

What gives me pains in the knees? | am
a religious man, but fiud it impossible to
pray at night owing to the Stiffness OF my
knee joints. HEREAFTER.
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Thtrteeu a LUCKY Number.
To the Editor Of The Register.

To the EdltOr q tte ReyISIer.
Ipave no faith in popular superstitions.
NV husband came home from the club the
other night, and fell backwards down thir-
teen steps. supposed his neck was
broken, but he got on his feet and danced
up the steps again as lively as cricket.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
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handkerchief Fisud.

To The Editor OF INC hegtSteT'
Will you inform me what young man
means BY taking lady's handkerchief, a.
am constantly losing them when IN GER
tain young mans company. sco
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BANKERS DAUGHTER.

This sterling play will be given next
Friday and Saturday evenings and satur.
day matinee, and will fill the house every
time. The Brooklyn Eagle says:
The Bankers Daughter" as presented
at thu Grand Opera House last evening by
the Crossen Combustion, was an enjoyable
performances. TIE charming play Is given
with all detail, attractive scenery and ex
csptionslly rich costumes The company
is especially adapted for the various parts
Mr. Chas. L. Farweii as John Strebslow,"
giving q noble impersonation. The piece
will be presented the entire week. aud will,
no doubt, prove a most attractive magnet
" our theatre goers.
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Have Rim Arresied by Am Means.

To the EditOT Of the Reg'SEeT.
Can have dude arrested for staring at
ne? He follows me- home from the store
and persecutes me with his impertinent at
tentions. GOOD GiRL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

Tar frat New Howe Machine made sincs
the great fire, (which destroyed great
portion OF our factory" Was finished on
The 10Th. Two thousand will be made ere
the month closes. Wheeling offics will
have few Of this number. Don't fail 70
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No Government Premium.
To Lhe Etlitor of The Register.

10 he Editor Of NC IseyFSIeI'
In there n premium on the cent pieces
issued In 1888 without the vorts cents
On them, and IL 50 where can exchange
them? AN OLD SUBSCSiBSS'
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SLIGHTLY damsgtd goods BY water viii
be opensd March Sd. Yard wide WigoBs at
8 cents per I'd good calico cents per
I'd; best cbfviot z cents per I'd dress
goods at bali price; good muslin from ~
70 6 cents do eli wool eassirnery at so cents:
carpets from l2H TO IS cents per I'd, and
everything in the way Of dry goods and
) W. Fe1fl, corner Main and Twsnty frs
strs2fr
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n n. III n Al. P.n.afer

To the Editor Of Ole Register.
To decide q bet please state how much is
involved in the Chesapeake and Ohio tax
suiIP KAHAwHA.
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Trouble for Somebody.

To The Editor Of the Register.
Can you tell me II, according to the MPrquis
Of Queepsbery rule, holding the glove Is
FOUR And please state where I can pun
chase the same rules.
CONSTANT READER.
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star Actress I'm COnceaIment.

am young lady, very handsome, and
INV ambition is to become q star actress;
how can crafty my desire? Is there any
kind manager that would engage me in
small parts, with q chance Of advancement
later onP BROWN EYES.
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MORNING Glory Bsking Powder; always
tresh snd pure. No family should be
without it. g. 8. Feeny, proprietor.
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rT,BE CT, IzENB BUlLDlla A0oQAs
4 Ia hs,s al II ~ = ss,ssrS -. g e. 80
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10. ij47 Hsin siTsst etnss Esd TN l.e.s.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

SAMPLES OF the New Howe Machine viii
be on exhibition the latter part OF this
week at the company's salesrooms, 50
Twelfth street. Do not fail TO see this
wonderful new machine before parehas-
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
An UuusuaS Smile.

To the Editor Of the Register.
Please inform me il the sentence-"She
smiled unusually"-is correct English.
A. r.