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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01
Political Points.

The following bets were among those o.
fered at Mclaughlin & McGinley's pool
loom yesterday:
Even morey ttat West Virginia gives
Cleveland $500 plurality.
Even money that Cleveland carries In
diana.
Fifty dollars even that Cleveland will be
elected.
Ten dollars to eight that steenrod will
b, elected.
Ten dollars to seven that Hill will be
elec'ed.
Ten dollars to ssven thst Fleming is
elt cted.
Fifty dollars even that HAIR son does not
get q, 600 plurality in Ohio.
Ten dollars to FIVE that Cleveland carrie 9
West Virginia.
Even money that Hill beats Miller in
New York 10000.
About 200 Republicans, members of the
Ylumed Knights, Junior Pinned Knights,
TIE Po!teis' Club, q. S. Grsnt Club, and
several others, went down to Mcundsville
last evening, o'er the OHIO River road, 10
take part in a Republican demonstIa'i,n.
Candidate Atkinson is holding the
stakes on lie bet made by two gen.
tlemsn upon the vote for Congressman in
Brooke. One of the gentlemen bets that
Mr.. Atkinson will carry the county, and
the o:her that he will not.
There will Re m Getting of the Thurman
Bandans Club tonight, at 9 o'clock, at the
Capitol rink. Afull attend inee is dfsi,ei,
as important business will be transacted d..
The members Of the Kenna Club are re.
quest.d 10 be on hand at the Capitrl rink,
in full force, at Z o'clock tomorrow even
ing. to escort Henry S. Walker.
There was an error in the name
of the Republican jadgs at Glebn's
school horss. Instead of Charles Buckle il
should be CbSl's Busbcy.
Hon. Henry S. Walker and General A.
J. Warner, Of Ohio, will speak at thu Towr
Hall, in Elm Grove tomorrow Afternoon q,
two o'clock.
There will be q meeting ofthe Clay Dem
ocrats tbi, evening at 100 o'clock, at III
Y. NJ. D. Club room. A full attendance i
desired.
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AFTER THOUGHTS
OF THE BIG THURMAN DEMONSTRATION
TUESDAY.
Judss Thurm.n Leaves the 0ity-Whas BE Though
Of the Af,ir-Ohr Political Matters Picked
Up About The City.

Judge Thurman left the city at half-past
ten o. clock yesterday morning, for Newark,
Ohio, where he was booked 10 speak az
two o'clock yesterday afternoon. His well
fare and convenience was looked after by
the Reception Committee until his dera't
u1s. Before leaving the hotel the dis'iu-
suishei guest expressed his utmost sa'ls-
faction with his visit. He said that from
the time he had alighted from the cars
Monday evening up to the hour Ct depart
u,e his reception had been one continu rus
ovation. During the whole time OF his
stay he had uralleyed Enjoyment. WIN
one exception it wss the greatest ovation
and the most successful demonstration IN
every particular. including both numbers
and enthusiasm, he had seen during the
campaign.
Tine great de monstIation was the talk OF
the day yesterday, and the demsnd for
the REGISTER was immense and could not
be folly Supplied.
Clement Armstrong, the man who was
struck by billy, on the wharf, Tuesday
evening, rested fairly easy yesterday, but
rever. became conscious .loag enough to
tslk about the matter. He was in sort
of stup7r all day. Last evening. his
brother. W. J. Montgomery, came down
from Allegheny, and is now at the
Howell House with him.
Lots of empty pocketbooks, ware fouod
down around the B. & o. depot yesterday,
the thieves who stole them haviog
emitted their contents and thrown them
aside.
VIM. Payne, the colored chsp who
slashed J. J. Cfowlsy, Of Pittsou'g, across
the head with rszor Tuesday nil get, was
held in the sum OF $1,000 by Jusic, W. Fl.
Diyis yeste day, and sent to jail in de-
fault. This evidences showed that bis hat
was all that saved C;owles's life. Payne
will have good chance of wing for SONS
years in tie penitentiary.
TIE Cameron club was unitsnticnilly
overlo, ked in yesterdays acoo7nt OF the
parade. The club went into line after an
acc punt of it had tcsn taken, with 1876
men, ell voters. VIM. Kincaid is presi-
der { Of the club. Ia the pight parade they
carried big banner bearing th' name OF
the Clab.
Col. J. A. Miller certainly made q
splendid chief marshal. Ine way be
hsndled his plen WAS about as near perfect
as could well he Unsigned.
A gentleman from BelIaire complained
that two c,lored girls assaulted a lit lie
10 year old white girl Tuesday and ct
tempted to take her badge. Toe B,llaue
man interfsred and put one of the colorf d
girls under arrest. He then turned her
over 70 an off ,sr who turned Ter l'ose.
Tee as:arlt was vicious one ard urclllsd
for
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Resolutions OF Respect.

At spscisl meeting Of Winds " Athletic
Society the following r.salutlons were
adop'ed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
10 His inficite wis6o 10 remove from our
midst DR.. C. D. ]. Bing'll, whose death
We dep.ore, bat bow to Him who kooweth
all things bsss. Therefore, re il
Resolved, That in the death of DR.. Bin
gel we have lost trustsd associate, a
kind frierd and one who was q great help
to the Society.
Resolved, That htrain We convey to the
wife and family OF the deceased our SYM
usthy in their bsreaveme1t.
Resolved, That a cDpy OF thtss resolu-
tions b. pre- ented to the family of the de-
ceased; alto placed on tie rcrrds Of the
So ,iety and Published in the REGISTER and
Intelligsaeer.
WINDSOR ATHLETIC CLUB.
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LARGE SALES.
The Auction OF tho Caldwell Property
Begun.

The Auction OF tho Caldwell Property
Begun.
The sale of the lots in the Caldwell
dover land, which now BILLINGS to the
hsirs of Jo:eph Caldwell, lsts Of this city,
va, begun yesterday at the front door Of
the court house, Auctioneer Hsrvsy ofiei-
ating a large number Of penons were
present, and the bidding was a. times
quite spirited, though, Is will be sesp'
many of the lots sold at very low prices.
Ths sale will 90 on sg.in at 10 O'Clock
this morning and from day to day until
concluded. The sales made on yesterday
were as follows:
Square 27-Lot 9, for $500; lot 10, for
$3.50: lot IL, for 1915; lot II, for 500;
lot i3 for 5000; lot IA, for 1850; lot Is,
for 500; lot Ii, Tor SVo,
los /, for $500; lot 2, for $3.50; lot 8, for
$500; lot A. fer $475; lot s, for $3.50; lot
s, for $3.50; lot 7, for $475; lot g. TOR
Square 25-Los 6, for SIPS; lot 5, for
500; lot 4, for S775; lot 3, for 1915; lot 2
for 500.
s675; lot II, for $3.50; los II, for 1925; lot
lS, for S625; lot IA, for $3.50; lot ], for
$3.50; lot 2, for $3.50; lots 8, 4 End 5, for
S. 900. these beiug the lots on which the
old home ia SITUATED; lot 6, for 1925.
SQUARE 23-Lot1 10 and 20, for $3.50; lot
9, for 1926; lot 10, for $3.50; lot II, for
1925: lot IL. for $3.50; lot IS, for 5000; !o'
Ia, for $i75; LIT Is, for $3.50; lot l6, Tor
S403; lot II, for $50; lot 10, for $25; LOT /,
Tor SIS; lot 2, for $40; lot 3. for $25; lot .,
for $40; lot 5, for S25; lot 6, for $25; lot Z,
for $25; lot 8, for $50.
Division do Is. for $3.50; lot II, for
S425; lot 10, for S426; lit 8, for $475; lot 1t
A. for SIC; lot 16 B, for $50; lot. IL A, for
St5: lot Is B, for $25; lot 20 A, FIR go; ltt
90 B. for $25; lot % A, for 25; lot q B.,
for S25: lot "a, for $50; lot 26, for $40; lot
81, for 500; lot %, for $35.
Division G-Lot 2, for 5000; lot s. ior
500; lot 4, for $3.50; lot p, fer $500; lot
30, 70. $500; lot 81, for 500; lot 81, Tor
$50; To- 80, for 1920.
Division A-L,t /, for S1F; lot 2, for
SIS; lot 8, for SIS; lot 4, for SIS; LOT 3, t'r
SIS; lot 6, for SIS, lot Z, for $25; lot ., for
$50.
Division J-Lot 10, for $500; lot IA B.
fIr Si35; lot II, for 1925; lot lS, for $3.50;
lot 80. f,r $a5; lot So, for $50; lot 81, for
$50; lot SO, for $35; lot 80, for $50; lot Az.
for Sa5; lot Al, for S25; lot AZ, for $25; lot
43, for S25; 70. a., for S35; lot As, FIR S5o;
lot IS for $125; lot AZ, fr $lOO; lot as
for $l25; LIT 40. for $tlO; lot q, for S245;
lot so, for $50; lot 81, for $50; lot % B,
for $40; lot 81. for $50; lot So, for $14Oi
lot 81, for $l15; lot So, 70: Sis; lot ST,
for 500; lot 81, for 500; los So, for SSo;
lot SO, for $50; 10. 60. for SIS; lot 81, for
sos; 10, SO, for $40; lot 63, for $50; lot "a,
for $50. lot Is, for $40; lOt s. for $50.
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Hen Skueriistu.tnis.
An Open Letter.
~ Lr

DEAR. SR:-We have heard-sub rosa, as it were
that you are about to get married. establish house.
and settle down. Good We wish you good luck and
GOOD health. We would like to make you a wedding
off and as we have been informed that your income is
only moderate how would the present OF little encour
agement strike you? We understand your employment
is permanent that your habits are good and that what
you say you mean. Now it, when you are ready to fur
nsh YOUR house, you'll come and see u.s. we'll make you
present of CREDIT that you'll remember many day,
and thatll help you maRy stone and gulley in
early married life. We mean this, and it'll mean lots
to vou Ask your intended what she thinks of it.
Very truly yours,
HOUSE e. HERRMANN'S,
uarCAsH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND CARPET HOuSE-6a
1900 Main street,
ocas.a WHEELING. w. VA.
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The races to-day will be 2:24 pace and
a 2:2O tro', with good entries in each race
If the attendance il la'gs enough to enatls
the managers to pat up the guarantee,
K insman will be paced mile under sad
die ia PIT. Rae s are called promptly at
2 O'Clock.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Now received n Complete and Arts.
tic assortment OfSuitings, PantaloOn.
lngs aud OvercOatings, which We war.
rant to make up in First Glass style,
and at reasonable prices. Fit guar.
ranteed. Also full line of Gents
Furnishing Goods on display. tx.
anime our Celebrated WOODEN Jack.
cts. G. HESS d SONS,
1921 and Ia23 Market Street
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A silly Republican Bet.

To n. Editor Of he Register:
SIR: have laid wager with Republic.
can, who bet thst there are twelve counties
in We t Virgins without local newfps-
p:rs. Please inform me who wins the bet
PITTsBURG.
["Pittsburg" certainly wins the bet
There are 81 COUNTIES in West Virginis,
and pipe, is publ shed 10 every one Of
them. There are papers published in u
towns and cities 10 the S'ats aud the total
number of papers published is about 100.
ED.
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The Ruling Passion Tonight.

This great spectacular drama will be
p,o iuced at the Grand Opera House this
evening. Toe company carry two car
loads Of ecanely, and firstclsss company.
The tickets are now on sale at the Mcclure
Pharmacy, and from present indications
the house will be Crowded. The drama ia
highly spoke of by our exchange, and
the Cryst,i Palsce in London, the mad
house, a rain storm Of real water, full rig
ged ship at sea, aud tbs balloon asceOsinn
will be wcrth seeing. Remember this
company az p ssr only two nights TT the
Grand-this and tomorrow e7tnlDg.
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Index 10 New Advertisements


For Rent-ROOms
Wanted-SiLuA,iOn by StenOgrapher.
DamOCrstsc Mass Meeting AZ Caplsol Slnk,
BraSs Fenders-NesbitS & Bro. ..y,,.-
A5i1urred sale Of IOx Adjoining tneCIIy'
TRY Lists Cough Syrup-R. Il List
sp-ak ng in GerDsn-Eolte's Han.
Art Studio Miss Lucy L. WI AlDSon'
CIV Tax Motto -. l.. Briee.
Dencrrstie Mass Meeting at Elm Grove.
FOURTH PAGE.
Grand Opera House-Uncle Toms CABIN ,r;,,-
GDrtion of Dry Goods, Clothing, sc WICK
nan Ga.c5 Democratic Mass Meeting at Capitol
Rink, aturClay evening. 49,, s...,.,, T.
The Holy Land and the Bioie -e'ah'O" -
Davenport c--.,,, pf,L wi
day eyeniBg
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A GOOD assortment of Fine Pocket
Knives and Scissors. All warranted, at
STANTON & DAyENPORT's.
A Precious Gift Destroyed.

FrtcIuu5 UIIt UtbtrUytu'
The teeth are among the most precious
gifts Of nature. But it is easy TO mar
them, and that bsyond redemption, with
any ore of the numberes abrasive ind
corrosive dentifrices sold. SOZOD0NT is
the only reliable tooth preservative.
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Temperance Meeting.

Msjor Camp addressed thres meetings
in the city yesterday in favor of the pas
sage of the amendment. Two Of the meet
ipgs were held at ths City Hall square and
the other at the Second ward market house:
There = i'll be meetings to-day addressed
BY Msior Camp and others at tie loaer
market house at 800 p. m, German NJ. l..
Church 7:3O p. m. a1d upper market house
at 40 d, m.
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Riohmona Exposition

The Ohio River r. r. will sell exeur,
sion tickets from Wheeling to Richmond
ard return October 3 TO November 10,
gOcd returning November rs, 81 the 10"
Ta,e of SI4 35 for the round trip.
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Hon. Henrv g walker To- Morrow.

Seuetuy of St,te Henry s. Walker will
speak at the Capitol Rink tomorrow even
ipg, and will make one Of his most bril-
liant addresses. Mr.. Walker will be
greeted by tremendous audier &c.
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mbreljn9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
Record.

Mr.. O. Schnspf, the Opera House drug
gust, made the following observations OF
toe temperature Wednesday: z g. m
AZ; 9 3. ~, so, II N, 64i 3 p. M, ";
7p.m., 81. Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

1000 handsome, well-bound and print.
ed volumes On all subjects, in our s. cent
book section. By mail, 45c.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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SIS thst really true?" Druggist-"Yes,
madam, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is only 25c.
A bus, may result in an snssss if not
promptly attended t.. Apply Salvation o i.
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Railroad Men Here.

Selsh Chamberlain, President Of the u,
L. CIV. railroad, his son, W. T. Cham
ibsrlsiu, E. r. Perkins and Osrr Towns
end, General Manager Of the read, arrived
in the city yesterday from Cleveland, ",
on general tour of inspt ctiop. The party
ia ouartsred at the Hotl Windsor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

IMPORTED French Tissue Papers IN all
shades, 40 Wholesale or retail, by
STANTON d DAVENPORT.
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Funeral of the Late DIR. Bingell,

The funeral ofthe late d, O. D. J. Bin
CELL took plaza from the family residence
on Thirty third street, yesterday afternoon
a. three o'clock, Rsvs L. W. Barr and D.
L. Ash officiating There was very large
attendance Of relatives and friends OF the
deceased, and the services wee impressive.
The psll-hrareTs were Dr.. @. K Goetz9,
DR.. G. l. Garrison d.. EsEey, D. c. N
Fdsssll, DIR. John l.. DIckey and Dr.. 4.
HI irstb. The inteimsnt was at Green
wood.
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How pleasant to sew! The secret Is
GsMils End, - know.
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Arr.theC.L. s. O. Books for season OF
$3.50, sold separately or in sets, by
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook, yesterday
Deed made October 10, 1887, by Fred
erick Borch and wife, to F. W. Bcrgner,
for the south half of lot No. 2, in square
No. 81, in the joseph Caldwell sub-diVis-
ion. Consideration $l,525.
Deed made October 81, 1888, by Ricbard
Bowers and wife, 10 tie E,gle Building
Association, for part Of lot No. 70, in ci
vision E, on the map Of the Joseph Ca!d-
well estate. Consideration $500.
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Railroad Connection to Berkeley springs'
The Berkeley Springs and Potomac R.
R., operated by the B. & o. r r. Co,
running from Hancock, W. Va, station
on tbs Baltimore & Ohio r. r. to Berkeley
Springs, W. Va. will be opened for bust
ness on Thursday, November 1st, when
trains will run as follows: Leave Hancock
$40 8. M, 12:45 .. m. and $40 p. m.
Leave Berkeley Spriugs 800 q. m, 1885
q. m. and 4:10 p. N.
The running time between the two
points being 25 minutes.
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Jacobs & ISenberg,
1854 to 1853 Main Street,
Wholesale and Retail.
l125. l.. s. GOOD. 1l2.
GREAT SPECIAL DRIVES.

We will offer this week the greatest the grand
est The most remarkable bargains in Dry Goods
ever offered in tRis city.
1000 yards heavy Canon. Flannel at cents
30 yards Manchester GIngham az % cents.
% pieces 50 ince half bleached Table Linen a.
10 pieces Turkey rel, fast color, Table Linen at
5OdCzen = fine linen Napkins IS cents, worth
55dozen q fine linen Napkins IL Is, worth fully
$50.
s. pieces IS inch all linen Glass towling 90 cts
worth 10 cents.
- pieces ali wool Tricot q cents, worth so cts.
~ pieces all wool Ladies Cloth, - inches, so Cts
worth - cents.
10 pieces oil wool Broad Cloth, 50 inch, Sis,
worth s. 90
CnpsralIcd Bargains will be given In Ladies,
MISS aud Children's Wraps.
lOU Chiltren'S Cosks Especially 70 cents, worth
three times the money.
500 Childreu'S wrtfpS from SEQ 70 $500.
SD jacke,s from 81 50 NJ to Sl2 o.
40 Newmarkets from s. % no TO so co.
\ fIll line Of Plush Wraps from $500 10 SoOCO
special! Special! Specialize!
TWENTY SEAL PLUSH COATS,
4CIuch long lsamples) sizes s. 81 and 80, at $40
pi ace worth more than double the money.
Such hGrg ins right in the beginning OF the
season were never hsard OF before. But we guar
altec "a produ, every article mentioned in this
advertisement ~ the exact price named ABOVE.
l.. y. GOOD,
ocl ll25 and ll27 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

GERMANS. hear Major Camp at the
German NJ. E. Church tonight on the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

MAJOR CAMP will speak a. the lower
Market House to-day at 3p. NJ.
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A Waiting Delegation In Town.

Yesterday afternoon jolly party Of
Canto I, Ohio, gentlemen, members of the
municipal government Of that thriving
town, arrived in the city and registered at
the McLure. They are on tour ofinspsc-
ZION of the brick psvementI, ard will make
a tiio around the city this morning. Last
evening Mayor Sesbright took charge OF
the party aud made it pleasant for tn m.
The visi ors are Mefsrs. j. II. DamouliD,
L. NJ. Hoffman, William Volkmsn, E.
Dauze, II. VCgelgessng, G. Fries, o. A.
Essig, l. A. Loichart, q. Henderson, J.
Adams, Paul Field, D. Cooagh, Horace
Miller, Lewis Ley and John b. Hail
Tley are chsperoned by W. T. Miller, Of
the Ners Democrat They will 20 up to
Stsubenvills this evening.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
T5omss N. Rcbey, aged 81. native Of
Marion county, and Mary E Keefer, aged
81. a rasive Of Greens county, Pa.
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l.. 8. GooD sells Dry Goods the cheapest.
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Railroad Connection to Berkeley Springs

Two GOOD races to-day at Wheeling
Fair Groupds
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2:24 pace ond 2:2O trot to-day at Wheel
ing Fair Grounds. o..
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|. "Dsniel Boone"

On Friday night, at the Opera House,
"On the Trail; or, Daniel Boons, the
Pioneer" will be produced for the first
time in this city. The Lancaster, Pa,
Examiner ssys OF the play: Fulton Opera
House was crowded last night. Before
eight o'clock every seat in the house was
o occupied. a1d standing room only could
be bought at the b'X-oflice. In the gal
lsry the an was terrific, not foot Of
s audiug RI n remaining uuoccupied, and
down stairs the jan was almost as great
1t was a big audience, and the show they
had gathered to sea deserved it. Messrs
Peck & Fursmans Company presented
On the Tra'l; or; Djnisl Boone, the Pho
reer,'-Rhith is a romantic to;der drama
in tire, acts, by Charles Gayler,--and it
was, without doubt, the best show of the
description ever seen in Fulton Opera
House. The plot 10 interesting, aud the
play abounds in incidents of the most
thrilling character. The company is a
good one, the scenery elegant, and the
trained horses marvels Of fagacity."
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., M.,.,.v., 70 BE oonseorated.

&c. MattheW7s 10 be OoH'eo
The eopsscration services at st. Mat
thew's Church will take p!ac, this morn
ing at 1O1 o'c,o,k. The sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. Thomas G. Addison,
ID, q former rector OF ths parish In
the evening there will be reunion OF the
members and friends of the church from
Z to 10 o'clock.
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Railroad Men Here.

Sidney Dillon, President of tie WHEEL
ing & Lake Erie Railroad, NJ. D. Wood
ford, Vice President and Genera. Mansg r,
II. A. Taylor, q. F. Shoemaker, E. Zim-
mermep, stockholders, arrived in the
city last evening and took roops OF the
Hotel Windso-. They will probably go
no over The line of the extension today
20 take look at things along with Chief
Engineer Wilson.
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We hear good deal of Republican asser
that jim Blame is such leader IS Henry
Clay. The difference between Blaine and
UIay is the difsrer CO between 30 pei
cent. tariff and AZ per cent. tariff. Whsr
Won csn compare the American eagle IN it'
fight towards the sun to sinking buz
gard, oslipg is csrrion meal, then YOU
e. IN compare Blaine to Henry Clay. lap
Itan came from the tendency to hero
worship. He believed, with Clay, give
rs war, pest lence or famine, in preferences
10 hero worship as general thing"
Ths.e have been, be said, many real
herots in this country, and some Of them
have resched ths PIeident'al chair. OF
such we've Washington, and jackson, and
Iirc,lu and Grant, but they all cams t.
their high Office through their r'cords as
soldiers or in the necessities born OF OF
growing out Of war. Tppsc,noe was an
ether, bis fame being due entirely to his
winning a battle over the ssysgs hordes Of
the Northwest. That, and the log cabins
and the hard cider and the coon-skins were
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

The surplus Of the meat and grain pro-
duced ny the farmer, last year, was $780,
600 600. Think of that, The farmers
produced that much Of these two stay les
more than they could consume. Our entire
expectations were only a little over $780,
600 900. Three-fourths of that amount
was farm products, for that is about the
ratio Of our expectations. They have
stood thus for many yelrs. You will OBJ
serve, therefore, that this left over
$500, 900, 900 worth of meat and grain in
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

WINDSOR ATHLETIC CLUB.
The Arizona champion., 1888-06-30
TSriina's Bazaar Aiuquerque.

The immense arrival Of carpets at John D. Torlinas Bazaar exceeds anything heretofore seen in Albu- querque, being truly wonderful. Of every grade, quality and kind from cheap mgrains to. the finest Wilton Velvet, ranging n price from s, so. 75. cents to SI,oo, SI.Io, Brussels from 75c per yard to SI.3s with Velvels and ax min ster in proportion. Torlina's Ba- zaar will fill any mail order by giy ing size of room, and dimensions when correctly taken; sews the car pet to fit and ready tobc put down. When ordering state choice of col ors and figure whether large or small in patterns, and you may rest assured you will be perfectly satis fled. The one price system of the Bazaar established for the past six years, enables persons miles away 10 buy goods at tbe same figures as if they were present, and six year old boy can buy as cheap as a man. Everything is plainly marked and you can see at glance what each article costs. Send hun, an order and be convinced oi the lPg price al which goods are sold.