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England.
England.
Liberal sUPPoRT FOR THE CoNsERvA-
TIVES.

Liberal sUPPoRr FOR THE CoNBERvA-
TIvES.
LONDON, Oct. T.-The Standard as
serts that the Conservatives are rocoiv-
Ing promises of aupport from numer.
ous moderate Liberals OF influence.
TIA Liberal LEADERSHIP.
The Daily News this morning in a
powerful editorial declares that Lord
Hartlngton's leadership OF tho Llber-
ais IL q thing OF the past. 1t sayn that
Mr.. Chamberlain 10 now tho loader,
and that Lord Harrington has only
himsolf to thank for his rotiromont.
The editorial was presumably inspired
by the fact that both Lord Harrington
and Mr.. Chamberlain have recently
visited Mr.. Gladstone at Hawarden.
TItR Shrinking MILL OPERATIVES.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 1.-THE striking
mill operatives OF Oldham, ut q con-
ference held yesterday, decided TO ac
cept 8 per cent. reduction in wages,
with further similar reduction three
months hence IL trado has not i'm
proved In tho meantime. IL Is hoped
that tho mill owners will meet this
concession OF tho atfiSors aud resume
| work Mt the mills, which have been Idle
about II weeks. Ths decision affects
over 100000 spindles aud $4,000 oper-
atives. Tho strike was accustomed BY
the owners posting notices for 10 per
cent, reduction In wages.
| wHioS sECEDIN0.
| LONDON, Oct. T.--lt Ia announced
this afternoon that Lord Landesbor-
ough has seeded from the Whig par
ty, aud that he will preside at tho To-
ry meeting. Others, IL is said, will fol-
low Lord Landesborough's example.
That gentleman, whilo In fnvor OF q
wide ontension of suffrage aud reform
In taxation, WAS not prepared TO
adopt tho whole OF Chamborlain's pol.
icy ns promulgated in his various
speeches.
MINERS CONVENTION.
| MANCHESTER, Oct. IA moeeting
OF delegates Of tho various miners' ss.
socistioDs throughout Great Britain
was heid here yesterday. A resolu.
tion was adopted approving tho dc.
mand of the miners for an advance o
10 per cont. on the present rate o.
wages, but 1t was decided
TO tako ballot OF the whole OF the op
eratives on tho question before order
Inga general strike. The dolegstcl
rouresented 1900 men.
ORDERED TO REMAIN IN INDIA.
LONDON, Oct. T.--The soldiers scrv
ing In the Indian army, whose time o
service has expired, hsvo been ordero,
TO remain in India until the eettle
mont OF thn dispute between Kim
Thebsw, OF Bur nah, aud tho govern
: mont OF India, regarding tho Bomba'
} and Burwah Trading company.
TO PROCEED TO nANoooN.
A combined naval and militsry FORE
II being rapidly fitted out At Ca,cuiS
. TO pr0ceed 10 Rsn8oon. nh
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The Marine Hospital Service.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE surgeon.
general of the marine hospital service
has received letter from Surgeon H.
w. Austin, descriptive Of visit made
by him to Montreal and OF the system
OF inspection on the Canadian frontier,
He says he Ia satisfied that tho iuspeo.
tiol is We'll and faithfully conducted,
and every practicable pfecAution has
been taken to guard against the
Introduction OF small pox into the
United States. The Canadian autheri-
tics, he says, are also doing ell In their
power to check the further progress OF
tho epidpmic
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GENERAL yeLEs' FUNERAL.

GENERAL yoLES' FUNERAL.
LIMA, Oct. T.-To-day's papors are
In mourning for Genera, Lorenzo
Ygles. The diplomatic corps ars in
vited to attend the removal OF tho
body from Rivay station 10 tho church
to-day and the funeral tomorrow,
which will bo In accordance with the
high position OF the deceased.
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WASHINGTON.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS
Chief nashyhead's Visit to the Prssi-
dent-A Deputy Postmaster who
Opened His Rivars Letters.
The Assistant rrsasarerat
Chicago QaAlinsd.
India. AGairs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lI-Iadiau Com
missioner Atkins, who has been
inspecting Southwestern Indian
agencies, will hold confer.
ence next week at Muskogee.
Indian Territory with Chief Bushy-
head and other chiefs Of the fivo
Nations, regarding the unlawful out
ting OF timber In the Ter
ritory by white men, aud the
removal of intruders from the
Territory. Chief Rushyhoah len
last night for the Cherokee Nation.
highly gratited with the results
81 his interview with Secretary
Lamar and the president, and feeling
convinced that the obnoxious in.
truders will be removed from the Ter
rltorY.
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Germany,
THE GAZETTE ON THE BALKAN sITUA-

TIoN.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE North German
Gazette to-day, commenting on the
situation of tho Balkans, says that the
hopos that diplomacy will succeed In
peacefully settling tho Roumelian diff
hculty has increased, in view OF the
fact that tho Bulgarlas authorities
have arrested the leaders OF several
bands OF Servian omigrants who had
been endeavoring to stir up revolt
against King Milan, thus deprivlng
Servia Of hor pretext for recrimina-
ttOn,
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NBw YoRK. Oct i7.-The EsAtsrn
Flint Glass manufacturers met here
to-day, and decided to draw The hrcs
10 their factories rether than submit
10 tho demands OF nom u 70 ,
increase In the weekly wa&ee q en-
ployes. About 5000 or 49, beoaoee
!es Soo - ssrissss q g, sIIssssy e. 90 @ss
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OTHER poLlrIoAL NEWS.
osvcrnor uiil Accrpt.

osvcrnor Hill Accepts.
Nnw YoRK, Oct. i7.--Govornor Hill
has slgniied bis Willingness 10 sccep
tho prohibition challenge TO q three
cornered orntorlcal contest,
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MADRID, Dot. i7.--Thore woro lis
new cases Of cholera and 20 deaths
from the disease reported yesterday
throughout Spain. A cholera panic
prevails az Seville, and people are floe-
ing from tho city.
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WAR MANIFEsT0.
VIENNA, Oct. ia rumor is cur
rent here that King Milan, OF Servia,
has Issued a war manifesto. The re-
port Ia not confirmed.
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BROS.

full
WIN Dc the only opportunity
well
uar price, also MANUFACTURERS THOUSAND SAMPLES OF
WHITE UNDERWEAR Oft material
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expedition will number 10000
men. France offers no obstacle
20 British annexation Of upper Bur.
man or protectorate over Mandalay,
the capitol OF Burmah.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-10

"Ah IA that's the story il II? Well
Bell, give my consent and passes on.
Miss Maybe and Colonel Bruce stop in
their promenade Immediately after, and :
moment. The two gentleman exchange
remarks, and Miss Maybe to her cousin.
ANY sign ola relapse, Bellg His eyes
are unusually bright tonight, and he
glares fearfu1Iy'
Miss Bnri telegraphs her answer, after
the manner Of woman. without speaking 4
word. Miss Maybe elevates her eyebrows,
makes a profound courtesy and says to her
companion:
hl'think the wedding march comes next
shall we walk on toward the musc?'
SCENE VIA parlor in private home
in Burhham. Time early Christmas
morning. Miss Maybe and Burd busily
engaged in trimming the pictures, walls.
and windows with greens and holly.
Miss Maybe. eve ought to have done.
this yesterday, Bell.'
eyes, Kate, but we were 50 tired; we
can finish in a short time, and still have 0
couple OF hours before church"
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-10

This paragraph upon the elegant cloaks
sold for the holidays, by some cloak mer-
chants in the North, will surely excite the
interest of our young people;
Sealskin sacques, fur-lined circulars,
cloaks in ottoman silk, satin, velvet bro
cade and bead-embroidered velvet, with
handsome velvet brocade street and carriage
costumes are in the list Of goods specially
presented for the Christmas holidays.
Wraps of velvet brocade trimmed with
marabout bordering, are held at 1875;
ottoman satin visites, trimmed with chen
lille fringe, are now selling at $3.50; plush
sacques, initiative of sealskin, ale held at
from $22 to SIS, and a bead-embroidered
uncut velvet wrap, trimmed with chenille
fringe, is offered for $50. An imported
costume of lady's cloth in Havana brown,
made up over a velvet embroidered skirt,
is offered for .S95; black silk dresses, trim
med with escuriel lace, are held at $50, and
velvet br6cade dresses range at from $50 to
$50. Special inducements are shown in
fine millinery.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-10

l es, we had just returned from the
theater, our room was warm, | threw open
the window, and the bright light opposite
attracted US at frst-and then"
And then my antics held you SPELL
bound"
"Why-we certainly were surprised, to
say the least-to see gentleman playing
with adolf You dil look SO interested
and seemed to enjoy SO thoroughly taking
off and putting on her thingsl Hal ha! ha!
Pray excuse me, but it was laughable."
"And you concluded ] was crazy?"
"Of course we did. Gentleman don't
often play with dolls in their sound senses,
do they?"
"No, hardly, but after, Miss Bell, did
you think I kept up the character H
81 don't know-Kate thought you had
q peculiar glare about the eyes--and
looked sort of wild" 'a
"Ah! then I am the wild young man of
whom she disappreves for you" II
The bouquet goes up again to hide a
little hutter amopgsthe laces that rise and
tall below the throat.
The captain grows holder.
"Do you disapprove of him also? Per-
haps he isa lunatic to dare to dream he
might ever win you, but-Bell, do you
hear what the band is playing?"
Chow can [ leave thee?" throbs out
from flute, violin and bassoon.
"Those are the words my heart is say
ling, How can | leave then?' tomorrow |
must go; will you give me tender hope
that you will remember me, not as wild
lunatic, but as man who loves you, and
wants you for his wife? l have never be-
fore said that to any woman, but Bell, will
you be my wife" "| =
II Bouquet and fan both find places on
the seat now, and Belps two white hands
are held prisoners by pair Of masculine
brown ones. @
The captain whispers; '1
j. "When take Miss Wylde's niece, Baby
Bell, her Christmas box down to Burnham,
may bring one as well to Lady BelI?"
and he chances down at Miss Burd'S -un-
rlnged left hand WI
She smiles and answers: 'i'
ut is l, then, who am to be manacled"
DR.. Burd passes their retreat, peeps ID,
looks astonished, and says; ~" 81.
"What, you here, Gordon; why don't
T. -. 1onoo9 Rail what are
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-10
4 CHRISTMAS COMEDY.
Continual

takes II unu6F Ills oil anu Iloeo W Take
his leave. He suddenly exclaims:
"Ah-I almost forgot for what pur-
posely came! With many thanks for your
great kindness may Istill ask another
favor? Will you allow me to escort you
to the generals reception this evening?
your uncle gave me permission to TASK YOU
He speaks to both, but be looks at Bell,
who is very busy crocheting just here.
Miss Maybe answers:
~ already have an escort, Captain Cor
don. Colonel Bruce invited me last even
ing"
The captain continues looking at Miss
Burd, finally says hesitatingly:
Gf Miss Bell is not also engaged with
emphasis) | would be most happy to be her
escort"
. 20 Bell bushes and replies archly:
"Miss Bell is not engaged (also with
emphasis) and will be pleasedto accept
Captain Gofdon's Offer" #
The captains face beams, and Miss May
lie says, laughingly:
"You needn't have the least fear Of that
wild young fellow Of whom we were speak
. ing few moments ago-I do not think he
iaatall dangerous
Miss Burd gives her cousin look,
The captain says: 7''E7'"
~ will call, for you at nine, then, Miss
Burd. Good morning. "q+ .1
n SCENE VA brilliantly lighted salon.
A band playing majestic marches, seduc-
tive waltzes, and tender love songs. In
the distance a gay assemblage Of elegant
uniformed officers, and gentlemen in full
evening dress, with beautiful ladies prom
+, enading up and down the crowded floor.
Seated somewhat in the shadow, in an
lmproyised sort Of conservatory, where
tall palms and an hot house plants make an
almost llost tropical garden, are Captain Cor
don d and Nc Miss Burd. He playing with her
/. i which he has detached from her chate,
lalne' and is opening and shutting at
raedom.
tn .0s gaan n#
"one likes to hear the first impression
one makes on new found friends. May I
ask OF you '~"hat you thought of me the
nrst time You saw me, Miss Burd?"
!, Miss Burd lifts her bouquet up to her
Ups to conceal a smile; she does not reply
Vt minute, then she looks him straight
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-10

james Parry, who died few weeks ago
in Chester, England, was noted for bis
.parsimony, and is believed to have been
millionaire Next to the Duke Of West
minister, he was the largest property
owner In Chester. He is said once to
have instructed tenant in paying him ten
dollars to bring the mount in two install
ments, in order thus to avoid the use Of .
stamped receipt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

pie about four-6Ahs--she other RAeen mil
lions going to enrich political deadheads
and jobbefs
How much better i you'd be to strictly
adhere to the constitution, and in doing
so strengthen and perpetuate our simple
form Of governmsnt To do this would
be to let this surplus treasure be absorbed
BY reducing the tariff and internal revenue
taxeson many articles of necessity. By this
means every one pays less into the United
States treasury and consequently has more
to spare to pay for teaching his children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
Il State Of West Virgins, in the ma ter OF the
probate Of the last will and testament Of Elijah
brown, deceased.
the I'd dsy Of January. A. D. Iss5 IA "a have sdoit
ted to probate paper writing purporting 10 Be the
last win and testament Of Eljah Brown, deceased,
bearing date on the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1853,
my office that William u. Brown, Hannah Jane
Nilligan, John HilligaY, her husband, Elizabeth II,
Hopkins, r. Hopkins, her husband, Nancy r
MeCoy > nd Slas s Mccoy, her husband, are non
dered that theT do appear at my ONCE In the city Of
Wheeling. in the county and State Aforesaid, on
the 50 day Of February A. ID. 1885, a. 10 o'clock n
m, and DO what Il necessary TO protect their inter
est IN the said matter. GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
1 +. JOKES, Attorney. jaSOaxt
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PROUD John Chinaman is afraid to carry
out the war plans Of the German officers in
his service because Of the cost. If proud
John doesn't want NJ FERRY to turn him
over his knee and take down his pride peg
or two, he had better not be so niggsrdly.
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TN TIE C00NTY COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
Slate Of West Virginia, ia the matter Of the pro-
bate Of paper writing purportiDg TO be the last
will and tesla nent Of Peter Humberger deceased.
The object Of the petition filed In this matter, On
the 18th day OF January A. D. lSSS, Is to have ad-
mitted TO probate paper writing purpOrttng 70 be
the last will and testament OF Peter Humbergef, de-
ceased bearing date the 18th day Of February, A.
ID. 1889, and II appearing from an affidavit filed
with me in my Office that John B. Humberger, Geo.
B. HumbeTEer, william n. Humberger, Eliza
BaughmAn, widow Of Jacob BaughmAn, susanna
Mcbride, wife Of Frank Mcbride, with the said
Frank Mcbride, her husband, the husband and
children OF Mary Ann beckley, deceased, Rachel
HUmberger, widow Of Jacob, and ehildreu, and
Adam J. Bumberger, are non residents Of this state,
nor found thereiu il Is ordered that they do sppe
at my once in the city Of Wheeling, In the county
and state Aforesaid, on the 18th day Of February,
A. D. 1885, at 10 O'Clock T. m. and DO what is neces-
sary to protect their interest In the sid matter
GE0RGE HOOK,
Clerk Of said Court
JAMES P. RGeEBS, Attorney. jaisOayt
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NInrriagPa.

At Alton, UpShUr county. January -, Henry
Powers TO Miss Sania utha Powers.
At Alton, January =, John Zickeioose and Miss
Jennie Olfe.
At Weston, Lewis county, January -, Jacob
Meter and Mis- Flora Smith.
ON Paint Creek Kanawha county, January o.
Hon A. A. Rock and Miss julia Lacey.
Near West Union, Doddridge county, January 10,
IIoyd Davis and Miss Mary LOngAcre.
At Breckenridge, Raleigh county, January |, q.
L. Cottle and Miss Lulu Burgess.
Al NTartinSbury, January 8, Theodore Buser and
Miss Sallie EversOle.
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering from the 81 J
rors and indiscrstions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., Twin send re-
recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy WAS discovered BY missionary In
South America Send selfaddressed envelope to
REV. Joseph I. ISNAN, Stdtics d, 6ssV YoTk
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VITAL STATISTICS.
Deaths.

At Alton. UpShur county, January 8, r c. Critics.
in Jumping Branch District, Summers county,
December p, Matthew Lowe, aged g.
Near shady Springs Raleigh county, December "a,
7. ]. Massey.
AT Packs Ferry, Summers county, January Q, J.
{. Haynes, aged 1.
At halltOwn, jefferson county, January H. Gaso-
az Watkins, aged ~.
On Goose Creek, Richie county, January s, J. II.
Terry, aged 80.
Near Berkeley Springs, Morgan county, January
. Rev. Matthias WidmyeT, aged %.
At PSrkersLurg January 8, Robert ShaddOcS,
4. gpd IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

WoLSELEY would make that dash"
across the desert and consequently his
troops are freely offering one dollar for q
tumbler fun Of dirty water and find no
takers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

The New York Mai and Express finds
that suicides are on the increase and that
the revolver is growing in favor IS an i'm
plement Of self,destrGeEion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-19

The insane murderer generally manages
to murder two or three people before any
one thinks about combining him.
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ENIR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN COUNTRY
II residence Of the late Henry Tiemann, deceased,
situate In Pleasant Valley, Ohio county, W. Va,
lying on the National Road and the line OF the Elm
Grove Railroad, three miles east OF the city. and
about twenty Minutes ride from the Capitol Build.
ing, containing about i've acres Of ground, with n
house Of eight rooms and pantry and summer
kitchen, with n never failing well at the kitchen
door OF good drinking water as there is in Ohio
county; has also 100 barrel cemented cistern for
rain water. There are also quite a number Of the
choicest Of fruit trees OF various kinds the place;
also shTubbeTy, &c This Is a splendid opportunity
for person retired from business, or one NEEDING
the fresh bracing country air after close confne-
ment TO the once all day.
We also offer for sale Farm of Is acres Of good
land, all under cultivation, bordering on Rennon
Alley in the town Of Kirkwood, Belmont county,
Ohio, and running hack to the county road, being
accessible both from DFKalb street and Kennon
alley, in the town Of KirkwJOd, Belmont coun y,
Ohio, and also from the county road, and having
also on the land two springs Of good water,
Kennon alley and the other near the county road
would make the farm well adapted for dairy pur-
d. SIS or for market gardening
Also. good Coal Bank, with opening on corner OF
IeKaib street and Kenuon alley; main entry laid
with good T rail
All OF the above property II not sold soon will be
'lUr rent for fol the ensuing year.
For further particulars call on or address c. E.
STIFEL or L. j. BAYHA, at the German Bank Of
wheeling, W. Va, executors Of the will Of John
Henry 1iemann, deceased. jal0oaErbM
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THE DAILY REGISfERWiIl be
sent 10 apy address during the ses-
sion Of the LEGISLATURE for one
dollar. Invariably In advance.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

AEEssRs KURTz BROS. HAVING OPENED
WI up New Drug Store, respectfully solicit the
patronage OF their friends and the public In general
tr. A. c. Kurtz, who has had many yean' expert
,nce In the drug buriness Will devote his entire At
tention 10 the trade. Prescriptions speciality, day
KURT1 BROS.
fysh No. 2szs Chapline Street., East Side
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NOTICE TO TAKE pHPoSIIoSa

The defendant win take notice that the dispositions
Of Elias Rous, J. Alexander. r Rsus, II. B. Cemms,
sAllie Hines and others will be aiken AZ the law
the ity Of Wheeling, County Of Ohio, In the State Of
Wes Virginia on the 10th day OF February "A D1ss5
between the hours of 6eiock q. IA. and O'Clock
M to be read in evidence 10 the above named cause
cause the taking Of the said depoitons shall not be
commenced, or being commenced, shall Dot be com
pletsd that day, the taking Of the same Will be
dourned from time to time unii the same shall DC
completed.
ByE c. cRIsswKL-, her attorney.
To EAKrEL BILL tai2oau
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GEORGE R.
NOTICES..
NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE NAME OF
the Underwriters Reinsurance Company" has
been changed to that Of the "UNDERwRITEas Is
sURANcK COMPANY" and that such change has been
duly au horned by law.
UNDERWRITERS REINSURANCE CO."
Py ROBERT CRANGLE, President. ja6oswt
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TT,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County, S. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
West Virginia. December Rules, 1884.
vs. In ChaneeTy.
SAMUEL BELL.
The object Of the foregoing suit is TO obtain d.
yorce rfaeuid mdtriM0Rii by the plaintiff from The
defendant. And IL appearing from an affidavit fled
in this cause, at these Rules that the defendant,
samuel Bell, IL not resident OF the State OF West
Virginia. and he not having been served with pro.
cess in this suit, the motion Of the complainant,
By her solicitor this order Of publication Is entered
against him and IL Is ordered that the said defend
ant, Samuel Bell, be and be Is required 70 appear
here within one month after the date OF the drst
publication Of this order and do what IL Necessary 70
protect his interests II is further ordered that this
order be published and posted a. required by law.
Witness, John w. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court
at the court house Of said county, this 81 day Of
December, 1854, tO-wit: December Rules, 1884.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time January ~. 1885.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
\. c. CRIsswELL, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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nrw ApygRrlsEMEMTs.

n ADY BILLIE, EGYPTIAN QUKENs RE-
i yeals past, present and future. Gives sdsiee
On money, business and family a1atK1 Hours from
! tosp N. No. 20 Eighth street. noeodAs
~ NTLEMES's SILK AND FEIT HATS
II renovated 10 present styles at moderate en9rge
BY VIM. GraloFSky, the Practical latter, t1.Is.
BIeschery. 81 Sixteenth street. Wheeling no4exo
V5OR RENT-HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, NO.
IL 100 Fourteenth street. House o. eight IoomsI
IA % ThiYtpenth itrest. House Of seven rooms,
No i3s Zane street. Island. Rooms at 1901 Chap
line street. Store room and dwelling No Si2 Main
street. Store room and dwelling, NO. II4S Mas sa
Twelfth street. Apply to W. q. RINEHAKI, HOS
Market street. l~lN .
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On Monday next, JANU-
AIRY IS, we will offer our en-
tire stock Of VELVETS,
SILKS and other dress goods
at PRICES and on TERMS that
will make it to the interest Of
every one in want of a dress
to call at once and make a Sc
lection.
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The REGISTER may be sent to one address and
whatever Osler paper Is subscribed for to another,
the money % accompany the Orler Invariably.
MONDAY, JANUARY ~, isss.