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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12
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The Charleston Star Of recent date gives
Frank Hennig the following good notice;
"Mr. Frank Hennig, : West Virgins
boy, born and raised in Wheeling, q With
the Bella Moore theatrical troupe, which
appears in this cityto- night. He takes slI
leading parts and ably assists Miss Moore
in the characters assumed by her. Mr..
Hsnnig lately supported the wellknown
Shakespearean actor Thomas W. Eoeue,
Who had to retire from the business for
the time being on seeount Of i'll health.
Mr.. Henpig will support Miss Moore
to night IN the i~mpersonation Of How
ard Wilmot in a Mountain Pink
and tomorrow night as Psgmaion in
"Pygnahon and Galatsa." This young
actor has gained an euyisble reputation in
the histrionic art and viii in o short time
stand among Americas best actors. By
the way, Frank is al old Western Union
telegraph operator. and has carried many
pages Of manifold for the writer. We hose
may be many years before go" is sent
in to Mr.. Hennig and the current Of life
of"
The companysppssrs at the Opera House
Wednesday evening and matinee in "A
Mountain Pink" and win undoubtedly Re
by large houses
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RE-DEDIOATION SERVICES
At the First Presbyterian Church, Yes

At the First Presbyterian Church, Yes
terday.
The extensive repairs to the First Pres
byterian Church having been completed
the re-dedicstion services were held yester
day in the presence of large and deeply
interested audiences 10 the morning the
pastor, Rev. d. A. Cunningham, d. d,
preached from the text, Psalm 81: IL
How amiable are thy tabernscles, @
Lord of Hostsl My soul lobgetb, yea ever
taintetb, for the courts Of The Lord; my
heart and my flesh crieIh out for the living
God" The sermon was an eloquent one
and the argument convincing. In lbe
evening the text vas Psalm 70: %: III
is good for me to draw hear to God" The
speaker said that too many men have never
come to a realization of this fact, and that
many, who have enlisted on thes side oi
the Lord, are met with d~isoouraging advice
in their daily avocstions from ianatical
men, who have neither their own spiritual
good nor that of others at heart. But, said
b., the church is the great regulator Ct
mems souls. Although they have, during
the week, met with discouragemsns and
rebufs &C numerous that the spiritual fire
is almost ~quenched, they stIend Gods
holy editice On Sunday and boone reae-
sured and their wrong impressions recti-
Ged. he closed with al appeal 10 parents,
soma and daughters to become members OF
the church and consecrsted to the good
work, and said be was pleased 10 note the
fact that many new members had entered
the fold since the work Of ~renova.ipg TIE
church first began.
The hymnS. the prayers and the sermons
were in keeping with the occasion and q
grateful people united most heartily in the
worship. The precious memories Of tie
day will not oon be forgotten by those
Who were present.
Few churches now present q more a,trsc.
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A NEW FEATURE.

An extra large edition of the SUNDAY
REGISTER was published yesterday and
went off like hot cakes. With yesterdays
issue, appeared the initial chapter of a
series of interesting articles upon "Our
State Institutions" They will appear
every Sunday and be written with care
and accuracy. The series covering the
Moundsville Penitentiary will contain
graphic descriptions of the prominent
criminals incsrcsrated in that institution
together with their deeds and misdeeds.
Next Sundays REGISTER viii contain the
unpublished history OF q Texan editor and
Marshal; the story of Cherokee Thomas
an ex-Colonsls diary, and several other
stories OF wild, lawless careers, besides q
description Of other parts OF the prison and
the work therein.
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PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle of the Movemnets
OF individuals.
George Supper, of Comeron, is 10 the
city.
F. ". Nunchsll, of Parkersburg, came
up yesterday.
Andrew Jackson, Of Ohio, Was register.
ed at the Mcclure on Saturday.
DR.. Ross returned yesterday from a visit
to his brother, in Monongalis county.
R C. Elliott, of Pittsburg, one Of The Di
reetors Of the Manufacturers Natural Gas
Company, is at the Stamm.
Mr.. Il. L. Wells and wife, OF Clarksburg,
W. Va, are registered at The Mcclure
House.
Hons. Thomas A Cougell and W. W.
Merrick, members OF the Ohio Legislature,
ore registered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Henry West, OF Woodsfeld, passed
through the city Friday, on her way 80
Fort Peck, Dakota, where she will join her
husband.
Miss Lula Eof, who has been visiting
IrleUus uSEo lOE eOW6 AWc, VIII lSdNC lOI
her home at Charleston, on the steamer
Andes, tomorrow.
Col John r. Sweeney haa returned from
New Orleans, and it is understood he has
secured the contracts to build two new
boats the coming summer.
Mr.. d. E. Sanford, the genial business
manager OF Maggie Mitchell, was in the
city Saturday, and left in the evening for
PittsbUrg, where he spent Sunday.
Miss Theress Boea, formerly a saleslady
at Harrington L Co.'S, LETT yesterday for
Cleveland, Ohio. where she has accepted a
position with Harrington Il McHenry.
Henry ]. Blumenthsl, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting NJ. Blumeuthsl, OF this city. he
has accepted a position with Kaufman L
Co, and viii leave for Pittsburg to-
day.
Rev. s B Bsrnitz, Of Dss Moines, Iowa,
Western Secretary of the Bosrd OF Home
Missions, took a prominent part in the ded-
of St. Psurs Lutheran church,
Minneapolis, Ks, last week.
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THE CITY In BRIEF.
Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
COUNCIL to morrow Eight.
BOARD of Commissioners this morning.
TIE churches were well attended yester-
day.
"KIr CARSON at Academy of Music this
week.
The man who picks his teeth in church
should be boycotted.
JAMES E. WHYTE & Son report the roof
ing business unusually brisk.
FRANK 10y was arrested last evening for
drunkenness, by Officer Dunlap.
CIRCUIT CoURr and the grand jury will
meet this morning at 9 o'clock.
BISHOP GEO. W. PETERKIN conducted
services at st. James church, Lewisburg,
| Friday afternoon last.
The Lillian Spencer Company left over
the B. 4 o. road yesterday morning at
9:25 for Kansas City.
A GREAT many people took advantage OF
the moderate weather, yesterday, 10 take a
sail out the pike on the raging motor line.
RESERVED seats for the appearance OF
Miss Bella Moore and company, at the
Opera House, Wednesday evening, 60 on
sale at Banners this morning.
THrs afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the late
Mrs. Dorethes Wincher, who died st the
residence of her son on Saturday morning,
will be buried. Deceased was the relict OF
the late Christian Wincher, and had many
warm friends.
The Bellaire Independent %admonlshes
the YOUNG ladies down there in the follow
ing manner: The best looking young wo,
mFa in town and the one having the most
admirers does not don her finest suit and
parade the street all afternoon to attract
attention"
The second grand union musical ant
literary entertainment will be given at tn,
Disciples Church Thursday evening BY
members of the several literary and must
: cal societies of the city. A very attractive
programme will be presented. Proceed
for the benefit Of the Sixth ward mission
] Sunday school. Admission 10 cents.
A YOUNG man who went to church las
evening the first time for a good while
dozed off while the minister was preaching
and was awakened by the pastor ending n
r an exhortatiou with some vehemence. Hi
I hands came together in q natural name
! and be was on the point. of %spplsuiinl
e loudly when he realized that he was not i
8 the theatre.
tbs New M~artinsville Democrat cor
tains the following: The captains of tn
Townsend and Bslle Prince have bee
e testing the speed of their boats lately an
D blood is up, On last Saturday they me
; in TIE creek and $1,000 Was,ofiered as
q wsger Of battle by the Townsend. 1t wa
I not taken, but there will no doubt be som
u racing done one Of these days that wi
y knock the breath out of everybody on tn
back"
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At the Peopie's Theatre.

Frank Cbspfrau aud on excellent com
pany open q weeks engagement, tonight
at the Peoples theatre, in the famous and
popular play, Kit, the Arkansas Trav.
eler." Large houses will no doubt greet
this popular actor. The piece is too well
known 10 need q description here, so it ia
sufficient 10 cay it abouuds in striking
scenes and well drawn climaxes, while a
strata OF refreshing comedy pervades it,
Col Genther will no doubt succeed in
naking the Peoples q popular place of
amusement,
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RIPPLEs FROM THE RIVER.

News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The marks last evening indicated "a feet
and falling.
Up with empties-Dauntless, B. d.
Wood. Maggie, Enterprise and PACIFIC.
Beats down with coal-Dick Fulton,
Coal Valley, Thos. w. Means, Belle Nc
Gowsn, Sam Brown. Barnard and Comet.
The stesmer Andes will leave for Gin
ciunsti tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock,
with Chas. Muhleman on the roof and
Mart F. Noll and Chas. Knox in charge Of
the office.
The new steamer Courier arrived yester
day morning at 9 q. m and will leave fol
Parkersburg this morning at ii a. m.
with Tom Prince in command and JEFF
Martin in charge of the Office.
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Death Of a We'll Krown Citizen.

Mr.. T. E. Ziegler, Of the Eighth ward
who died yesterday at his residence was
one Of WheeliDs's best known and most
respected citizens. He came to this coun,
try in 1887 and worked in the State OF
New York at bridge building with VIM.
Roebling. In 1850 he came to Wheeling
and in the fall of 1871 Wa married to
Mas Hannah Schwertfeger. He started
and run c 6oqr mill for several years OPP
posite Short Creek, after which he embarked
in the hotel business In the stand now
occupied by Geo. Bolts, on Main street.
Later he built and conducted q brewery
at the corner of Eof and T~hirty-third
streets. This was afterwards torn down
aud be built the brewe.F ~2oEoVned BY the
Schmulbach Brewing Company, retiring
from business some eight years ago since
which time hss lived a 9airt life. He had
been in failing health some time prior to
bis death. A wife aud FIRE children ere
to mourn his los
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Index to New Advertisements.

For Sale-HOrse.
For Sale Engine, Boiler and Stacks.
NOuee-H. H Pendletcn.
lee Creami IN Fancy Forms -Dunts.
EoGos-Nheelsr & Wilson Manufacturing Con
pany.
tame Chairs-G. Nendel 4 90.
Copper Wash BoilerS-Geo. W.. Johnson's Sons
AsSignee's Sale Of Dry Goods. ], Woods.
Lost Sold Spectaoles.
For GneinnRi-Steamer Andes
Spring and summer GOods-Seo. Il. Taylor.
Novelties IN sterling Silysr-L. q. Dillon.
Faster Card O~peninS-Stanton q Davenport.
Morning Glory Baking POwder-G. 5. Fseny.
Business StArters-J. \ Rhodes & Co.
That Old CArpet-R II. ~List-LLOcal Page
ACadeny Of Muaio-Hit, the ArklnSaw Traveller
-lLoeal Page
crackers, Cakes aud Bread-Wheeling Bakery
Co -lLOcal Page
Spring Stock Of Wall Pspers Joseph Graves 4
S0n-fLOcal Page
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THE DAILY
A Peculiarly Sad Death.

n UNHIENNHy - ~
The death Of Mrs. Minnie EoertS, dsugh'
ter Of Mr.. John Arbenz, vas a peculiarly
sad one, occurring as it did in a sleeper on
the B d O. road, neal gainesville, Ohio,
while she was on her way home from the
South, whittier she went some FIVE months
ago with her husband for the benefit Of her
health. The body reached home Friday
morning and the funeral services took
place from the residence Of her father at
Pleasant Valley, yesterday afternoon.
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4 Narrow

Early Friday morning sowe Of the resi-,
deuts of Water street, between Seventh
and Eighth, were startled by the cries OF
Help, help. for Gods sake help" which
preceded from the river, and upOn going
to the bank to their CONSERVATION found
that they came from a man stamping on a
pile OF brush spd DRIFT wood, with an axe
in his hand, the pile VGs being rapidly
carried along with the current. Mr.. J.
Edwards quickly procured q skif and
went to his rescue, when taken in the skif
some rods above the piers Of the B. 4 O..
bridge the man almost f%ainting from the
strain on his nervous system. 1t appears
that he had been gathering drift wood,
standing on Q large pile OF it, and while
giving his attention 10 a large log the pile
on which he stood broke looSs and aoated
out on the river. Under the circumstances
he had two great dangers 10 fear, viz,
striking the piers and the waves Of a boat.
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tive appearance than the First Church, the
audience room is complete in its appoint
ments and everything in the whole build
ing has taken On 81 appearance of new
ness elegant to behold. The beautiful
memorial windows are chaste and neat,
the whole giving an air Of comfort that is
better experienced than described. Ger.
tainly the congregation was never better
prepared for efficient woek.
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aIlbeelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Manther Indications.

WASHINGTON, d C., April IA a. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local
rains, followed BY fair weather and again
folio ~ed in Tennessee BY local rains, winds
generally southerly, slight changes in tenn
p~srs'ure.
Scr the lower lake region, local rains,
slightly warmer, winds generally southerly.
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Masonic Rsai ns,st. Cor,pany.

Secretary of Safe Walker has issued a
certificate OF incorporation to the Masonic
Real Estate Company" for the purpose tf
acquiring title and holding a lot of ground
in Hinton, W. Va The principal Office is
to be kept at Hinton. Said corporation lie
to expire February 10, 1896, ard for the
purpose OF forming said corporation the
sum OF 81. 900 has been subscribed, $500
of which has bsen paid on said amount.
The privilege OF increasing the amount to
500 is reserved. The shares, S. each.
are held by fifteen residents OF Hinton.
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The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and ell skin Erpptions, and posi-
lively cpres Piles, or no pay required. i
is guarantee d to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price IS cents per boz.
For sale by Logan b Co.
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Revolver Practice on the South Side.

Yesterday afternoon about 80 o'clock
the people living in the vicinity OF Chspline
and Twenty sixth streets were startled by
two sharp reports of a revolver, but when
they ran out 10 investigate matters. every.
thing was quiet. A report soon gained
circulation that 9 fe~eder-nsiler hsd been
shot and carried into a house near by, but
it was without foundation. The police
we're notsfed Of the occurrence and arrived
upon tho scene shortly afterwards, but
could discover no trace of The shootist.
The fact of the matter was that n Of
three young fellows, who were standing at
the corner of the alley between Eof and
Chspline streets, suddenly pulled out q re-
volver and discharged it twice quickly, af.
ter which the three fled down the alley.
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Additional Local on First Page


A. L.. RICE a. CO.'S OPENING.
Our opening of Pattern Hats
and BOnnets Will take place ON
Thursday. April IS, when we viii
place ON exhibition n choice col.
lection or Correct styles Of Spring
millinery. A. l.. RICE & co.
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LOCAL.
A Sum of the City News in the Sun
daY Resister.

A Sum OF the City News in the Sun
day Register.
l. heater replies to q sta ameat OF Secrt.
tary Wise, wherein he said that heaters
could make ten dollars per day OF the
Smith gas furnace as against six dcllars on
the old style furnaces. Heater" says 'rhe
capacity of the Smith gas heating furnace
is fifteen tons per day At 63 cents per
ton that would be $945. Dividing that
between two men would make 81 724,
which is not one. half often dollars" Again:
"Tbirty.6ys cents per ton for fifteen tons
which amount the present workmen have
not turned out yet, would be S. % Di.
viding that between two men would make
g 625 each per day Of twelve hours
quite o difference between six dollars and
$2.624"
A meeting OF the Association Of Miners.
Samuel Goshorn, delegate to the Parkers,
burg convention, made q report. He then
resigned the office Of President apd John
Bainbridge was chosen 10 fill the vacancy.
P. l. Kimberly, Esq addressed the meet
ing
Dr.. Former surrendered by his bonds-
man and remanded to Jail. Detective
Coulson down from Pittsburg, but forced
to go back without his prisoner.
Five mel OF the Scheutzenverein prac-
tice on the Fair Grounds. A match to be
shot with the Pittsburg Rife Club on Fri
day and with the Jameston, N. Y. club on
Saturday.
Sketch of Samuel W. Barley, as print
ed by the Pittsburgh Referee.
Bicycle notes, giving a general outline
of what the wheelmen are doing.
Brief resume of the doings in social cir
Giles during the week, including q strictly
true mouse story, and reports Of numerous
parties and receptions.
General amusement notes, including a
review of Miss Lillian Speucer's engage
ment.
A probability that the Central gas well
will be deepened i'll the hope of finding an
abundant supply ofgss. Mr.. George Crun.
hacker contributes $500 to the scheme, and
others reported as willing to make up the
sum needed-$3. 600. .
Daisy Troy slugs "Hoity Toity' with a
shovel and poker and is taken before JUS
tice Davis, fined $40, and required to give
bond to keep the peace.
Gentlemen from the West in the city
negotiating for the manufacture Of q
hundred aud fifty nail machines for q new
Indiana factory.
The Bar Association appoints the fol-
committees: On Amendment of
Laws and Legislstion-Judge Thayer Mel.
yin, Judge G. E Boyd and Col. Robert
White. On INSTRUMENTATION. ]. j..
Woods, Hon. B. B. Dovener and ]. 81.
Holt. On William Erskiue,
Il. NJ. Russell and Guy R. c. Allen.
Five transfers OF real estate, with q totsl
value of $40, 700.
Marshal, Van Fossen 4 Co. get the con,
tract for furnishing coal to the city, their
bid being 5.95 cents for clean, ST cents
ni<ed and AS cents for coal as it comes
from the bank.
The committee on Health discusses the
night soil question at length, but the mem.
bers incline to the opinion that nothing
can be done.
Besides the above there was a great mass
small local items, personal points, etc.
The Sunday REGIsrER's large constitu-
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BeT acaSs

SIMMER silks sSc., Sc,
an1 4Sc.
1 COX at our 7Sc. BLACK
SILK. a bargain for 81.
Velvets, Plain and En-
bOssed,
IN ALL SHADES
and Combinations to sui
DKSo5 GOODS
They are q Cheap IS
they are Pretty.
New Aprons. White and
Fancy. are haT-
ing a run on them,
Because we sell them
cheaper Than you eau
buy the uiALekiaA
for and make
them yourself.
CoTsets pc, S5c, 45e
Sc, 6Oc., 75e., 81 &sL25,
zach one a bargain.
Duplicates received this
week. Our Linen
COLLARS AND CUFFS
In white and Fancy
!, Colors take lead IN
STYLE n PRICE.
WHITE GOODS.
!. Ne md to this Line.
n are Pret'isr Auu
\ Cneapsr than syer.
/ IN LAW vs.,
sEiss and NainsOoS Is,
], White and Colored
Come and examine thu
line.
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THE restaurant inst insugurated by
MePSrs. McLauglin Il Mckinley is meeting
with great success The rush Of custom
since the opening shows hat a well con.
ducted restaurant was badly needed. Call
at the corner of Main and Water streets.
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HAMBURG AND SN lSS.
~EMBgUlDERN
An end esB variety IRON.
cent 10 sou per
yard.
You must see them.
Colorsd Embroidery and
AZ ONaHz
L CJMsIN ATOMS
and Elegant Designs
from Sets . yard
and upwards.
linen and Oriental LAces
aud Wood LSess,
White, Cream snd al
COlors.
ssne Rare Bargains II
TINS Aus
ROBES, ROBSSl
Fine,t line ever shown
All Kinds aud All
Cal0rA
From 90 90 aud upSaTds
Embroidered Cashmere
Robes
New Combination Dres
Goods,
10 Patterns aud by m
Nard.
The NOvELTN OF
II SEASON.
AlItha Z attest Trimn' nS
20 Match.
SILKS, silks! SILKS
We cannot say en)uSh
about them.
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MES's solid leather 6ne hooked lace
shoes only 81. %, at Stones Cash Shoe
Storr, l044 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-12

MISSES high kid worked hole button
shoes 81. so, worth 81 90, At Stones Cash
Shoe Store.
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A CITY MUD.

This spring Charleston expects 10 come
mp out of the mud and no. get into it again
during the winter The waIer works com
pany have had most Of the streets torn up
during part of the winter, and o all the
paved streets are obsiructed with the bricks
and dirt from the bitches lately made for
the reception OF the water pipe. II has
been 30 wet that the work OF replacing
could not be commenced. The iucessant
rain has made some streets go muddy as
to be almost impossible. CouRciI expects
the coming summer TO pave n or two
streets. The water works will be in ope-
ration early. A new hotel will be erected,
and altogether the city expsots to assume
metropolitan proportions in time TO receive
the Legislature Of 81 in good style.
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a. L.. RICE a. co.

Our opening of Pattern Hats
and IOnnels takes place on
Thursday, April 10.
A. L. RICE A ca.
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SPRING and Summer stock ius

SPRING and Summer Stock Just
received An elegant and com.
PIete line Of sHitings, PantalOon.
ings and OvercoAIIngs, which We
will make mp I'm the best style
and at low prices.
C. HESS d SONS,
I32I q 1928 Market 81,
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LADIES Gue ni OF MOROCCO button shoes
Warranted solid lss;herj for $3.50, at
Stones Cash Shoe S ore.
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MEN's fine hand sewed shoes only $3.50,
Stones Cash Shoe Store.
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Cell Your house II you want to by advertising II
SeH THE REGIsrEs.
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EIcursion Ticket to the South.
Excurion tickets to New Orleans, Jack
~sonville and all southern resorts are nov
on sale at the Panhandle office. For
tickets or full information call on or ad.
dress J. G. Tomlinson. Passenger Agen
Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Excursion Ticket to the South.

ponf Your house by advertising in the REeIs
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The best place to buy your Silks the
cheapest is at L s. Good & Co.'S.
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l.. S. GooDaUo.s sell dry goods the cheapest
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The Sunday REGIsrER's large constitu-
encies at Washington and West Alexsn-
der, Pa, and Bridgeport were no doubt
disappointed at the non-sppsarsuce Of the
usual budget of local items pertaining 10
their respective neighborhoods. They were
~unsvoidably crowded out by important tel
egraphic news, but appear in his mornings
issue.
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Bucklen,a Arnica Saliva.

THE place to buy your Csrpest and Oil
Cloth cheapest, L. s. Good &Co.'s.