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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

Hs Talks ia IN interesting way 20 a
Reporter.
Areporier for the REGIsrEB called on
Col. Hugh Sterling yesterday, for the pur-
pese of obtaining some information as to
the nature of the transactions attendant
upon the exchange of one Postmaster for
another. He found the Colonel seemingly
undiIturbed by the announcement of the
selection Of his successor, and inclined to
talk freely upon subjects suggested by the
nswsgatherer.
"What is the amount Of bond required
from the Wheeling Postmaster asked the
reporter.
Thirty thousand dollars" was the reply.
The bondsmen have to be worth double
that amount each"
When are the bonds made outY'
BLANK bonds are usually forwarded to a
successful applicant along with the official
notification of bis selection. They are
filed out and forwarded to the Department,
and upon approval q commission is issued,
to take effect at suchtimea as may have been
selected"
"What time will probably be chosen for
the transfer of the Office in this instanceP'
Il suppose November let Will be the date
of Mr.. Simpsons entry"
"Hsw is the transfer Of the Office ef-
iectedT'
"Well, q transfer always takes place at
the end of the month. The business is all
settled up, an inventory taken of all gov
eminent property on hand, aud then the
new man takes possession and give his re-
ceipt for the property received. The retir.
ing postmaster sends all cash on hand to
the department except the money order
fund, which is turned over and rsceipted
for"
"When would your commission have run
outY'
January IL, 1887. This is my second
term. President Hayes issued my first
commission in 1879"
How about the date of Mr.. Simpsons
commission
II hardly know how that will be, but l
suppose he will hold the appointment until
confirmed by the Senate, and then q COM
mission for q term of four years will be is
sued, dating from November lst."
What force Of men is employed in the
Officer"
There are eleven clerks, with salaries
ranging from $500 to 81, 500 per year, the
latter being the salary OF the chief clerk.
Ten letter carriers get $500 and $3.50 per
year each, and three immediate delivery
carriers get a commission Of eight cents
on each letter delivered. The money order
clerk gets a commission, and the place is
worth from $500 to 5000 per year."
Have you thought anything Of your fu.
ture movements
Every little. 1t is too early to decide as
to what l shall do. l have two or three
business enterprises under consideration,
but have come to no definite conclusion"
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MARRIED.
How Sacred the Word to Loving
Hearts.
Three Weddings in the City Yesterday
An Entertaining Social Session
Of Wheeling Lodge,B.
P. O. EIks.

The Second Presbyterian church was
again, yesterday, the scene OF a promirsnt
wedding event. At 2:30 p. N. the audi
forum Of the church was complstely filled
with society people to witness the marriage
ceremony Of Mr.. j. Will Morrow, of Ben
wood, and Miss Fannie Quarter, Of South
Chspline stree !. The grand notes of the Men
dellsohn wedding march filed the bsilding
at 2:30. and the bridal party entered and
proceeded up the centre aisle, the ushers,
Messrs. Marsh and E. B Bowie, of
Bellaire, and Andrew Wilson and
James Hall, Of this city. pre-
ceedipg the contracting parties. When the
altar was reached the uahers separated. two
on either side, while the bride and groom
faced the Rev. DR.. Cooke, who in the pretty
Presbyterian ceremony, pronounced them
man snd wife.
An informal little reception was INDUCED
in in enc of the ante rooms Of the church,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow receiving hearty con-
gratulstions of those friends who were for.
tunate enough to get an audience. The
bride was sttired in o handsome brown
travelling dress, and the couple we're driven
in q carriage to the P. K. 4 KY. depot in
time to catch the 3:l5 train for Pittsburg
and other cities, with countless wishes for
q bon voyage following them.
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Pssksd Up Hare ana rasrs ~ Rssisssl
Reporters.

Fssksd up Hare ana rasrs ~ Resistsl
oSE deed Of rust vas admitted to record
yesterday.
Two marriage licenses we're issued BY
Clerk Hook yesterday.
MANAGES are quite numerous. Sew
eral more on the taps for the near future.
Az accident of some sort, necessitsting
tie sending for 9 construction train oc-
CURED on the Pittsbarg division of the B, X
o. last evening.
RUDOLPH MILLER, an employe Of Hobbs,
Brockunier 4 Cos glsssworks, had the fore
finger Of his right band almost torn of,
Yesterday By Q bottle bursting, the pieces Of
which struck the finger.
9HE popular Happy Eight viii give q
2 Snd dancing and skating carnival at the
c. spline street rink to night. Mayors
orchestra will be on hand to make music.
A pleasant time is anticipated and q large
crowd expected.
The work of constructing the lei gas
holder is progressing rapidly. The iron
work tf the huge tank will soon be COM
pleled. Superintendent Dillon says the job
is Of the best possible character and cannot
but give satisfaction.
CUSTODIAN BEACH was engaged yesterday
in putting up new lockboxes at the post.
Office. The new boxes are very handsome,
and being arranged on IN entirely new
principle, viii much tighten the lsbors Of
the employesof the building.
THE demand for tickets to the Opera
House, Saturday to hear and see the well
known and charming little actress, Losts is
unusually large. Her play is said to be
something remarkable and the support ting
company is praised e. erywhere.
ABOUT half past Eve o'clock Tuesday
evening 9 small boy, carrying a loaf Of
bread under his arm, sought to obtain trans
p~ortaiion up Sixteenth street. By hanging
on behind 9 wagon. At the corner Of Jacob
street he fell of, and q bakery wagon, fol
lowing closely after the other vehicle, run
over him, fortunately, however, breaking no
bones.
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Queries.

EDrroR REGIsTER-Wil you publish the
following:
What the convicted Chief of Police will
do low is an interesting question. 1t may
be that his friends will come to his reliet
in another way and force him to resign
II makes no difference what they do. The
Chief of PCGce has been induced to open
his mud batteries on the Mayor, and b.
NUT abide the consequences. The case
sgsipst the Chief of Police is not closed b.
the defiant behavior of Council. There is
more in store for him aud he cannot escape
his fate. he broke his neck when he as
saulttd the Observation-Disclosures.
Query: Is the Chief Of Police con
vic I'd? If so, howl Spread before thu
public the charges, the evidence and the
verdict.
Query sgsiu: Why is Council q "de,
fsnt Courcil?' Is it because it prefers to
see the charges and evidences before it COZ
vets the Chiet2
One more query: Who caused the mud
TO be thrown at the Mayor?
Has not the Chief been receiving an an
usual quantity of mud, brosdside after
broadside, in a general way, that might b.
sufficient cause for retaliation, If behind 1t,
there is ground for mud singing.
These are all pertinent questions and
ought to be answered.
[SigDed FAIR PLAY.
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IIUH q PltHoaul VIsII aAT@V
friends.
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CaldweIl.Williams

A very quiet wedding occurred on the
North Side yesterday afternoon, in which
Justice VIM. q. Caldwell and Miss Bertha
Z. Williams were the contracting parties.
TIE ceremony took place promptly at 2
o'clock, being performed BY the Rev. d. A..
Cunningham, of the First Presbyterian
church. The ceremony was witnessed By
only a few very intimate friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Caldwell. At its conclusion congrat-
~ulations were rendered, and a general hand
shaking INDUCED in, after which Mr. Cald-
we'll and his bride were conveyed to the
Pewiky depot in a carriage, and with the
good wishes of many friends following in
their wake were whirled away on an eastern
bridal tour.
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Birthday Party.

Quite q large number of little folk as
sembled at the residence of Mr.. n
Riester, Sr., on Monday night last, to d.
honor 10 his little daughter, Miss Gertie
the occasion being the seventh birthday q
the little lass. Music, dancing and refress
nents were the order of the evening, auC
right royalty did Miss Gertie attend to he'
little guests.
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Weather Indications

\WAsmGToS, D. C., October s.-Fos
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, light local
rains followed by lair weather, variable
winds, shifting to northwestly in Ohio
Valley, slight changes in tsmpersture, rising
preceded in east portion BY falling baroms-
ter.
For lower lake region local rains followed
by clearing weather, falling followed by ris-
ing barometer, variable Winds shifting to
northwest and southwest, slight changes in
temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

Disssses Of q choleraic type prevail, or there Is
cause to apprshend q visit from them, the system
should be toned, regulated and reinforced y Q
course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitten. Perfect d.
gesion and 9 regular habit Of body are the best afs-
guards against such maladies, and both sre feeurst
By this iresttmable tonic and alternative. Ina Bit
ten are also extremely fery5oeaele In remeoyine
ruch disordfu. II promptly taken In bilious cole,
dizrrhpa and cholera morbus, the disease II usually
frustrated In diairh9a cases, IL u only necessary
70 restore the tone Of the RELAXED bose :, and tna:
Is one or the specific effects Of this medictne. Wind
on tbs stomach, heartburn, ~bilicurers nausea
headache and o'her symptoms OF disturbance IN the
gastric and hcpztic regions are also speedily relieved
~ ttIn ezcellsRt remedy. ASS family me6fc;ns y
remedies these aIlmsats Fhieh ara 81 No. frequent
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A walking III

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to Q
walking skeleton. Got q free trial bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
which did me so much good that I bought a
dollar bottle. After using three bottles,
fSound myself again q man, completely re.
stored to health, with a hearty appetite, and
q gain in flesh of 48 pounds"
Call ct Logan i Co.'S Drug Store and
get q free trial bottle Of this certain cure for
all Lung Diseases. Large bottles $l.OO.
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AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION.
Last Evenings Social Session of I

Last Evenings Social Session of the
Elks.
The social session Of Wheeling Lodge
B. P. O. Elks, at their hall in l. o. o. f.
hal, slast evening vas a very enjoyable oe-
casion. The members of the Murphy-Wells
Pleasure Party were present, and about two
hours we're spent in singing, recitations aud
social conversation. About midnight the
Elks and their gue.ts repaired to the Bruins
wick, where a table well ladened with sub
stantial refreshments was in waiting, and
over which the party tarried until a late
hnur
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BRLD0EPOkC,

William q. Clark has leased William
ellis new store room, on Bank street, IN
Kirkwook, and will open a fancy retail
grocery.
James Cooke, of Wheeling township, ws'
IN town Yesterday. Mr.. Cooke is on the
Democratic ticket for Infrmary Director. -,
Co. Ed. Bowie and Cash Morse, OF Bel
Iaire, we're in town yesterday.
A prandchild of Frederick Smith died Oh
n. -dsy and was buried yesterday.
mo- B. wilkins and Jacob Moore, o
ua.;ila ,>ssaed through town yesterday
~ .bs;r wsv bom, from an extended West
ern trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

Bar auet rendered tie Press Garg, at tn,
Arlington, Last Night,
About midnight last night the toiliu4
newspaper men we're surprised by an inv
tstiOR to repair to the Arlington restaurant
on EOf street, Just south OfSixteenth. Hal
3 dozen scribes responded in tie expects
ton of running into q good item, and the,
we're not disappointed. A very sppetizin9
banquet, rendered by Mr.. Edward Gle
tor, Of the restaurant, was AWAITING
their coming, and as soon as the reporter;
recovered from their surprise they paid il
tie attention it deserved. During tb.
progress of the meal the good things wer:
materially aided in their downward course
by supdry liquid refreshments, served b.
Mr.. Edward Foster, the accomplished mix
ologist Of the Arlington saloon. Th
guests enjoyed themselves for some tims
ard about l o'clock departed with man,
kind expressions for the two gentlemen WI,
had so royalty entertained them.
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Congratulations Still Pouring in.

The number of people who called on
Postmasterele Simpson yesterday was
very large, and Inst lucky individual nearly
lost the use of his right arm through the
~long-continued shaking of hands. Never
before, probably, in the history of the city
has the successful candidate for any place
oftrust or profit been the recipient Of so
many kind words. Such a general expires
sion Of satisfaction at the result of the Pres.
ident's choice is very gratifying, and we are
certain the result of Mr.. Simpsons admin
istration of the Office will bear out in every
reapect the predictions of his hosts Of
friends.
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The Boat Race q Foul,

The boat race between Stony" Ritz, Q
this city, and Griffith, of B'ooklyn, too.
place Tuesday on Lake Chautsuqus, aud o
tie home stretch Griffith fouled Ritz b.
coming in contact with his boat while il
his water. However The men Strengthened
I'D again when within half a mile Of the
stake boats and Ritz came in FIVE lengths
ahead. The race was declared foul by tn,
referee and all bets declared of, althougf
there is no doubt that our man won tn
race fairly. Dan Cochran and Ritz RI
turned home yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

the Smoky Usy OF 70
Chief Smith, Mayo Grub
efleaen NJ
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Never GIVE Up.

IF You are suffering with ow and depress
ed spirits, loss Of appetite, general debility,
disordered blood, weak constitution, head
ache, or suy disease Of q bilious nature, by
all means procure q bottle of Electric Bit
ters. You viii be surprised TO see the
rapid Improvement that win follow; you win
be inspired with new life; strength and ac-
tivity win return; pain and misery win
cease, and hencefcrth you win rejoice in the
praise d Electric BiRers. Sold At Fifty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for chi
drsn teething, is the prescription of n Q.
the best female nurses and physiciansin Ii
United States, and has been used for fort
years with never failing success by mi
hons Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of tsething its value is in.
eaiculable. 1t relieves the child from pain.
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Prics 26c q bottle.
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In GENERAL.
Police Pickups.

Police court was q Whitewash yesterda,
morning.
Officer Dunlap run in a drunk yesterday
About four o'clock yesterday moruiuy
Officer Watson caught 8 stray mule in TIT
Second ward, and put it up in q livery
stable. Later the owner claimed il.
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THE JOB.

How the Thing Was Sought to Be Accom-.
plished.
The Republicans thus found themselves
baked in.thsir little game right at the outset.
They had laid themselves out to obtain a
majority of a committee in q body of which
they were q minority, and in order to &C
complain this they put forward into the
chair q Republican, who. it was naturally
y 6rzsd would name two Of the three mem
70, Gr1So, Arsn,cs,s Ql course uhau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, UlcerA Salt Rheum, Fevez
Sores Tstter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins
Corns and al SKIN Erupions, and pod
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Hia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, o.
money refunded. Price 25 cents per boa,
For sale b. Logan b %
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index to New Advertisements

Wanted-WOOd CarvsrS.
Books for BOys-StAnton & Davenport.
Opera House-Ihe Wages Of Sin
Undertakes and Funeral Directors g. Msn5e.
q Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder r. II. List.
Auction sale OF Elm Grove Property.
To the Ladies Of Wheeling-Mrs. e.. P. Wilson
Local Page.l
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1888.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


The following record was made BY TIT
mercury yesterday as observed By c
Schnepl, the Market street druggist:
z "a. m, 43; II m. 56; 3 p. IN 81 7 ?. m,
56. Tie sun rises at 6:02 and sets at
$3.50, making the days length 1871.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

We offer 200 pieces Of Embroidery By the
piece, Al, 9, l3A, and 223 y.rds in each
piece, from Sc to 65c. They are worth
double the money. 1t will pay to look at
them at E~msheimerA
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Circuit Court.

In Part One Of the Circuit Court, yestsr.
cay morning, the case of Thomas McGoWar
and others, charged with burglary, wa
called. Nearly one hundred witnesses wer'
in attendance, together with an immens,
~ourpouriDg Of spectators. When all was IL
readiness to proceed, the State moved thai
the case be continued until the next term
on account of the absence of two or three
witnesses. The defense objected to the
~postponement rather vigorously, but the
Court laid the case over, and remanded
Jasper Kineaid to jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

WE canton the public agSinst
Sagents Wh0 claim 10 sell goods for
ms ON weekly payments. They are
ImpOsters. JACOB W. CRUDE,
JeWeIer.
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KANGAROO

A new invoice received of Stacy Adams
& Co.'S Mems Kangaroo Shoes, finest shoe
made. Also same make Roller Skating
Shoe. j. ". AMCE,
ll43 Main Street.
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FINE Husk and Hair Mattresses at Henry
Smiths, Upholsterer and Carpetlayer, No.
60 Twelfth street,
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Baltimore and Ohio.

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun
day. Hound trip only $50. Special fas'
rain leaves at 4:40 q. M, city time.
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GrSr's atwood hose, l6e.
Ladies Atwood hose Csc.
Nisses Atwood Z hose, l5c, lSc and zoe,
At EmsheimerA
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HAVE your Mattresses renovated at DC. ny
Smiths.
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Ladiea'

Kangaroo hand sewed button shoes, com
mon sense and opera toe lasts, at
J. w. AMICE's,
ll4S Main street.
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NAIL NEWS.

A Few New Points in the Situa.
ton.
Mr.. A. D. Work left yesterday for Harrit'
burg, Pa, to attend the convention Of East
ern ~nailers, which assemblies there on Fri
day. The convention is called for the pur
pose of forming an association Of all tht
Eastern nailers similar TO the United Nail,
ers, Rollers and Heaters of the Western dis
trict. A temporary convention was hello
some time since when Mr.. ]. D. Whitehead
of Northumberland, was elected President
and Mr.. E. C. Boone, of Williamsport, Sec
rotary. The new association will be on the
same principle as the Western Association
and .aiugs will be arranged so that both ca
work together,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

H1vE your LoOsecOVsrs made by Henry
Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-08

WHEN ordering Carriages from Robert
Lake either for funerals or evening drives
-.ception to leave your order II
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GUIDE A SURPKIsE.

FIVE scsrlet Cashmere Vests 75c, a
Emsbeimer's
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LAW SCHOO

nP WASHINGTON AND LEE UsIYEE
~ Gen. q. W. O. Lee, President 80
lectures on special subjects By emlHtnI \
Tuition and fees $50 for session OF nine mgo
ginning September II. For cstsIog1s tSea.
iormstlon, addres Chas, A. Gn's' Tf'',
Law. Laxfnaton, Va. "
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Very neat styles in hat racks; also many
e'egant attractions in centre tables, small
stands, etc.
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BuckIen'1 Arnlea salvs.

HEADQUARTERS for wraps. The cheapest
in the city at Emsheimer's.
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm a va.
Jriety Ofs9lOrs; So pieces for $3.50,
DAWSON BROa2.
3R9R Makes Stress.
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Have -FOUR UphOlstering done by Henry
Smith.
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MARTINS FERRY.

FINE Atwood Jersey Gloves, 25c a pair,
at Emsheimer'e.
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Wheneyer and wherever

Furniture, Carpets and Undertaking,
lII7 Main Street,
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l. s. GoOD 4 Co. seIldry goods the chsapes
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NSSkNNN NANN GSAO Va NaA
ers will leave to accept positions in EASTER
factories which will be run on double turn
in q short time.
Word was received in the city yesterday
that MIR. Lsughlin had discharged ali the
rollers and heaters working in the Martins
Ferry mill. Mr. Samuel Laughin was in
t~errogated last evening in regard to the
matter, and said that they did not like the
arrangement and found that it did not JUS
tify them in keeping the men any longer.
1t is understood that the men were not
skilled workmen and did not make much
success, but rather q failure of rolling nail
plate.
TIE Western Nail Association meets In
Cincinnati next Wednesday, instead Of yes
terdsy, as announced.
To the Editor efths Register:
SIR-As the items below are of great IL
terest to this community please give them q
place in your local nail news Of Thursday
morning and much oblige
AN INTERESTED Party.
CHICAGO, October Modification has
been made by the Superintendent Of the
Calumet Iron and Steel Compsnys milla,st
Cummings, that unless the nailers agree to
the l7-cent card, which the Western manu-
facturers have offered, the mills win be shut
down for the winter. The men have been
given two weeks in which to decide.
=
President Nippert had the following card
published in the Terre Haute Express, 0c-
tober LIST: 5
There are rumors put aAoat to mislead
the feeders and the public to the effect that
the Nail Works win start up in ten days ct
the 2lc. nailers scale. / viii now say once
or all, that the mill viii not start up in ten
days nor in six months. unless Il IS at the
manufacturers card, whether By nAilers on,
by feeders. +. NHgEnT Preat
Terre Haute Iron and Nall Werh
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Advice to Mothers.

ALL-wOoL Blankets, $3.50 q pair, a. En-,
sheimer's.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

DUTCH Blue Prints, 10 styles, sc a yard
at Emsheimer's.
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Secretary Chew informed a REGISTER re
porter yesterday that he had received let
Ter from G~reencastle, Ind, stating that the
proprietors Of the nail mill there desired
their men to work overtime in order to FL
their orders. Permission was given the meD
to work, and it is understood that all ovel
time work pay will be donated to the assist
ance Of the other nsilers who are still locked
out.