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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
POLITICAL.

Prospects for o Big Democratic Meeting
on the Island, Thursday.
There was to have been speaking at the
Democratic wigwam on Virginia street,
Island, last evening, in connection with
the call for tie club for drill, but the very
Indictment weather necessitated a postpone
ment of the affair.
Arrangements are now being made for
big meeting on Thursday evening, to be
addressed By Hon. Ross j. Alexander, OF
Bridgeport; Senator ]. B. Somerville and
probably by Col. W. W. Arnett. There
will be a big turnout of the Democrats of
the Island, as well as from this side of the
river, to hear these gentlemen.
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LIVE STOCK.


NEW YORK, October sves-Re-
ceipts $40 head; market dull and de-
pressed, prices ranging lower than on any
former market day; decent to extra native
steers So 5Oa5 80 per 100 pounds; Texas
steers 81 1888 30; Colorado do So 00a3 rs;
native So O0a2 IS.
Sheep-Rsceipts 1900 head; sheep
So 25s4 rs per 100 pounds; lambs frmer
at IS 25a6 so.
Hcgs-Rsceips II. 300 Re ,d; market dull
for live hogs at S. 25a6 IS.
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HAD TO RE CLUBBED.
John Mack Rssists au 6nacer, and Make

John Mack Rssists au 6nicer, and Makes
Trouble.
Early yesterday morning, while Officer
Lukeus was crossing the suspension bridge,
he met John Mack, for whom there has
been q warrant for some time for whipping
his mother. Mack was placed under sr.
ret, and taken to the City Hall. The
officer placed his charge on seat in the
Lockup-Kssrer's Office and stepped to the
speaking tpbe for . moment. When he
came back the chair was vacant, Mack
having quietly skipped out.
The oficer pursued him, and found him
In an clubhouse in 9 residence on Fiftsenth
street. There he was again placed under
arrest, bat on the officer attempting to
take him back to the lookup be resisted,
and struck the officer. He was thrown
down and the nippers placed on him, bat
he still fought and kicked srd cursed, and
refusing to make q move, was hit with q
club, when he went along quietly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

The October Century, which: has just
been received by Stanton & Davenport,
contains several very interesting pro-
ductions, among them, IAN English Deer
Park" christianity, the ConssrvatOr of
American Civilization" 1.-THE Tomsk
Forwarding Prison." American Ms
chine Canron and Dynamite Guns" "Our
Military SYSTEM" and additional chapters
in the History of Abraham Lincoln"
A number of the articles are nicely illus
trated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ss7 Psr Csnt.-Gover1msnts Dull
bot Firm-stocAs Hishsr-Flour Firm
snd Uschanssd-wheatA Active.
NEW YORK, October 1.-Money on call
at 2a7 per cent, cloeed offered ct Q per
cent, last loan 81 per cent; prime msrcan-
tile paper 4is7 per cent; sterling sxchangs
Quiet but steady ut 4833s467}.
GovERNMENTs-Dul but firm.
Fours, Registered.
so1ts COUPONS Il Rssi:;srsc
Fourssnd-a-hah Couponk......-. -.-....-..-..iSC14
Pacthc siIee Of 1so6-.....----- -..-..lU
SrArRs-Dull but firm.
ADMINISTRATIVE and stronger; sales
s., S51, 600.
SroCKs With the exception Of one day
last week, to-dsy's stock market was more
active than any day for come months and
prices advanced steadily, though slowly,
during most of the day. The news OF the
day was slmost invariably favorable, the
adyices from the west especially having
tendency to affect values favorsbly. The
market opened active and strong, with
advances extending to ! per cent, and
while the list was feverish and excited in
the early trading it was generally strong,
and the Big Four, Louisville and Nashville,
Reading and Lackawsnns made marked
gains. There was decrease In the amount
Of business done, the animation continuing
to fall away until the last hour, and the
market factlsted within narrow limits,
The final dealings were devoid of special
feature, and the close was active and
strong near the best prices reached. The
final changes were, with but few excep-
tions, in the direction Of higher prices,
though the majority were for fractions
only. Sales 500, 315 shares. Quotations
cloeed bid as follows:
Adams Express 149; American Express
no; Canada Pacific, 5st; Central Pacific
36f; Chesapeake and Ohio %; preferred do
firsts 10; do seconds cot; Chicago and Al
ton 100; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
116; Delaware and Hudson, 119; Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western 1443;
Denver and Rio Grsnde, 20s; Erie, 800
do. preferred, 663; Fl. Wayne, $50; Hi.
nois Central 11S; Lake Shore, 1O4; Michi-
gan Central, 81; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
n; do preferred, 16i; Missouri Psci6c,
s3s; Northern Pacific, 27s; do preferred,
6lf; Chicago and Northwestern us; do
referred. 145; New York Central, 109t;
Oregon Trenscontinentsl. 3ls; Pacific Mail,
39s; Peoria, D. & E., est; Pittsburg, 155,
Pullman Palace Oar, 124f; Reading, 81;
Rock Island 110i; st. Louis and Saa
Francisco, 32i; do preferred, 1885, first
preferred, 1871; St PAal, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1861; NJ, Paul and Omaha, AZ
do preferred 1901; Texas Pacific, 26a
Union Pacific, 82E; United States E2-
press, 70; Western Union, s53.
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olsy Democrats to the Front.

The Democratic voters of Clay District
are earnestly requested to meet at the
Young Mems Democratic Club room on
Twelfth street, Wedne ,day evening, for the
purpose CT organizing distict club. All
voters in the district SHOULD attend the
meeting and take part in tbs organization
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kenna Club will be bsld this evening at
the Young Mems Democratic Club Room,
and as business OF importance is to be
transacted, all members are requested to
be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
Political Notes.

The Eighth Ward Democratic Club is TO
meet to-night for dill.
The REGISTER is still holding the
money on those four $50 bets, announced
Sunday morning. Where are the Repub-
lican buffers?
''Subscribar," Elm Grove.-The Inteli
gcncer's bluff is certainly taken, unless the
republicans chose to loss the forfeit of
S25 now no. The Democratic money went
up early Saturday morning, and the mat
ter is supposed to be settled.
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Thu Rjcblapd Democrats.

There is to be banner presentation and
several speeches at the Glenn's run school
house, Richlsnd district, Thursday even
ing. The banner is the one donated by
Col. Franzheim for the largest per cent.
turned oat in the Democratic parade, and
is a handsome nffair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
A Days Doings In Our Neighbor Across
the River.

A Days Doings In Our Neighbor Across
Mr.. Joseph Williams purchased the
property of Mr. Thomas Purcell, corner Of
Third and Fsyette streets, for 81 800 Sat.
urday. This, taken in connection with
several other sales of real estate made re-
Gently, shows quite healthy market.
Tenement houses are In great demand,
Mr.. ]. T. Hanes having stated yesterday
that he could have rented forty more
houses than he had in the month Of Sep
tember. Small houses are very hard to
get and are Bringing fancy prices.
Capt. John A. NJ. Seitz and family re-
moved yesterday to Greensburg, Pa. Mr.
Seitz has been prominent business man
of this city during the past few years and
by his good qualities as citizen has won
the respect and esteem of the community.
The REGISTER wishes him success in his
new field.
The machinery of the water works has
been giving the engineer some little trou.
BILE for some time past. Yesterday word
was sent to the Gordon Maxwell Co. OF
Hamilton, Ohio, the builders of the
pumps, to send an expert to put the ma.
chinery in order.
The Boy Hero will be given at the La.
fsyette to night This company played to
good houses all last week at the Grand In
Wheeling, and rare treat may be expect.
ed tonight. The company carries its own
scenery and scooutrements.
The heavy apple crop is making great
deal Of work for the cooper shops. At the
Martins Ferry Keg and Barrel Works the
shop is on full and hardly able to keep up
to the demand.
The grocers Of Martins Ferry. Etna-
vile and Bridgeport will meet in Maenne
ehor Hall on Thursday evening.
The packing department at the Buckeye
glass works is running day and night to
keep up with the orders.
Mrs. Margaret ]. Lemon, Of Knoxville,
Iowa, 10 the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Davidson.
Underwear at Dixon Bros.
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A Swell Event This Evening.

Aswen Event This Evening.
Prof. Hannibal Williams, of New York,
who comes here under the patronage Of q
number Of prominent citizens, will give q
Sbakesperesn recital this evening in the
Jewish Synagogue, which Rev. Bonnheim
has kindly rendered the use Of. The %.
dience will be select one and the affair ID
in the nature of an entertainment given BY
the patrons to their friends. Mr.. Viii
hams is IN accomplished e'ocutionist, and
the play he has selected for this evening ID
Julius Cesar"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
More Cash on Deck.

A gentleman has placed $40 forfeit at
this Office, on a bet of $40 even, that Clsve-
land is elected President of the United
States. Will some Republican brother
call and put mp.
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Convincing Document.

Mr.. G. w. Brockunier's card, published
in yesterdays Iatelhgeneer and REGISTER,
was the talk of the town. It was read by
everybody, and so far as the REGISTER
was able to learn, it convinced nearly
everybody, outside of the politicians, who
read it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
Isss In now ready, and will be fur
nished on application to the National
Democratic Committee, 10 West 2sth
ST.. New York City. Price 81 90. In
quantities OF hye or more so cents
zach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

The Road and Bridge Committee report
ed that the Bramsr heirs would not agree
to the proposed change Of the location OF
the Wheeling and Fairmont pike through
their property, on any consideration. The
oommittee recommended that c0ndemna-
ton proceedings be instituted. The COM
mittee further recommended that the en-
pineer have the foundations OF all large
bridge sbutments laid in cement, and an
nounced that the contract for grading on
the south fork of the Short Creek road had
bean let to D. G.. Shorts, at his bid Of:
earth 20 cents, loose rock 35 cents ana Solo
rock so cents. The recommendations
and action of the committee were approved.
The Finance Committee reported that
Sheriff Handlan had returned county
orders paid by him to the amount Of 3D.
$50 "a, and he was ordered credited with
the same.
The petitions of T. N. Keller and John
w. Keller, claiming the reward offered fof
the Glenn murderers, were referred to the
Prosecuting Attorney for examination and
report.
The petition of voters of Richland dis
trict, to be allowed to vote on the stock
law at the coming November election, was
rejected for want of the requisite number
of signers.
In the matter of the application Of the
CITY for q deed to the old Court House
property, the Engineer had been instructed
to make survey and report the date to
the Prosecuting Attorney, who was to
drau n n the neCeaaarv DsDara The deed
was made, and the President OF the Board
authorized to sign it.
The application of VIM. Stamm for
liquor license was granted. and his bond
approved. ,
The Sheriffs monthly statement and
commission statement were read and sp.
proved.
Mr.. Spidel announced to the Board that
he had lust been informed of the death of
DR.. T. d. Logan, whereupon Mr.. Maxwell
moved that O committee Of three, to 10
clude the President, beappointed to draft
suitable resolutions The motion pre-.
vailed, and Messrs. Maxwell, Myles and
McGregor were eppointed as such COM
mittee, to act with the President. The
committee retired, and presented q report,
which will be found elsewhere.
The Committee on Finance referred back
the exhibit of railroad property assessment
in the county, without recommendation.
On motion of Mr.. Speidel, the apportion-
ment was made the same as In 1885 and
1886.
After several minor matters had received
consideration, thu Board adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

REGULATE the Regulator with Warmers
Log Cabin Ssrssparills, manufactured by
proprietor's of Warmers Safe Cure. Larg-
est bottle in the market. Sold by all
druggists.
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FOURTH PAGE

Al. RICE a co. will have their Fall
and winter Opening Of Pattern Hats
and Bonnets, ON Wednesday, October
Bird, TO which they extend = general
Invitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

UNDERwEAR of every description, for
men, ladies and children, at lowest prices.
STONE & THOMAS.
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SpsciaI OHer.

We will offer, this week only, so pieces
all-wool Carpets at Sc, worth zoe. 80
pieces Body Brussels at Csc. worth 81 90,
at STONE & THOMAS.
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WoMAN's


The REGULAR monthly meeting OF the ~,
Union Benevolent Society will be held mant
rooms q the Young Mems Christian Assosisttosss
members win please attend this meth, Ne AL
MRS. ". J. W. CoNbsy
OcQ secnt.,
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ATTEND the fine display of hats and
honnets, at A. J. Worls', Thursday and
Friday, October 4th and 5th.
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mbeelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rnnrrnomotar RECORD.

Mr.. q. 5chnepf, the Opera House drug
sist, made the following observations OF
Ihs temperature Monday: Z g. m,
50; 9 9. m, IS; II m. IS; 3 .. NJ, rs:
7p.m., II. Weather changesble.
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ITO THE DEMOCRATIC
Voters of CLAW District

The Democratic voters OF Clay Dsric a.,
earnestly requested to meet at the Ycuay ~.
Democratic Club Room. Twelfth HneL 49,.
Market, "Wednesday, DC obsr 8, st7:S0p p. n, 4,
the purpose Of organization
HM. 7. ENGLISH
ccas Committeeman C!ay ii t,.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

Grand opening Of Elegant Winter
Millinery, Pattern Hats and Bennets
ON Wednesday, October Sd. at RICE'S.
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East Liyerpool Labor Notes.

East Liverpool Labor Notes.
The new building Of the Dresden Pottery
90. is about complete.
A handsome sign sdorns the new build
ing at the Dresden Pottery.
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles new china
works is rapidly nearing completion.
The Speciality Glass Works Is running
full blast. 1t 10 said that they have more
orders than they can all.
The East End Sewer Pipe Works is rum
ming full blast and can not get any stock
ahead owing to the increased demand for
their fine grade of sewer pipe.
The four men who were precipited 10 the
bottom of kiln last week by the scaffold-
ing breaking, are all able to be about ex.
cepting one armed man named Albert
Hennereke, who had his back injured.
Shelter & Blakely's Refined Comedy.
The Brooklyn Citizen in speaking Of
the appearance there of Shelter & Blake
ly's Co., which commences two nights
engagement at the Grand Open House on
Friday evening, October s, says:
The opening sketch Roach and Castle
ton, was amusing. Sheridan and Flynn
were well received in an Irish act, and
Shelter and Blakely gave true represen-
tation of the Southern negro. Emile
Peare, Q well-forned young woman with
q pleasing face, proved to be phenomenal
singer. She rendered several ballads In
excellent style, and was heartily applaud
ed and encored. Sonora Mamie Tstai, .
Cuban, did o wonderful act in midsir on
the French rings, and Griffin and Marks
were humorous and scrobatic In Q Chinese
sketch. Dan Regain, the bADjoist, made
good impression by singing several original
ditties, and Sherman and Morrissey did an
act that has never been approached here.
They twist themselves into every con.
ceivsble shape with apparent ease and are
grotssque Is well a. agile. The show
closes with Dan Golfers sketch. "Larkin's
Love Letters"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

ATTEND the fine display Of hats and
bonnets, st A. j. Worls', Thursday and
Friday, October 4th and 5tb.
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L. S. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest.

You can buy an all-wool pair Of Red
Blankets at $500 pair, worth $500, ct
STONE & THOMAS.
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A TTENTION,
kenna Club.

The regular monthly meeting OF the y....
Clcb viii be held a. Young Mems Denas,s..i,
Club Room, this evening n $50 o'c!ocI 49,
AL members are earnestly requested to be ~
sent, Is business Of importance will be ,,sss.Is.
WILL +. CROGAN, Pr
GARI L. ENsHEIMER, Secretary. ~,
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FoB the greatest variety Of Dress Goods
at lowest prices, 20 10 Stone & Thomas.
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IudS1 20 New Advertisements,
HNCOyD PA6E

Adjourned Sale Of Old Court House property.
Notice-Eighth Ward Democrats.
Bank Books and StariOuery-JoS Graves.
Ivory Soap-Procter & Gamble.
Rose Cream-R. Il. List
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
Fine China-Ewing Bros.
FOURTH PAGE
Attention, Kenns Cbub-Re9ular Meeting.
Wanted-Draught Horse.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Commarce.
To the Democratic Voters Of Clay District
Regular Meeung-woman's Union BeneYo-
leat Society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

WHAT does the seamstress need most ?
Why, mile End," sure.
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ATTEND the fine display of hats and
bonnets, at A. ]. WORKS, Thursday and
Friday, October 4th and 9th.
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Grand Opening.

Baer's millinery establishment, wednes-
day and Thursday, October Sd and 4th.
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Window Glass Houses Resume.

After shut down of ffteen weeks the
window glass factories Of the West re-
sumed operations yesterday, giving en-.
plcymept 10 several thousand men. Inc
outlook for the trade is encouraging.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

FIFTY pieces all-wool Tricot Cloth at 25c.
q yard, worth 40c., at Stone & Thomas.
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"a Cold Day" Last Evening.

The Grand Opera House resounded with
merriment last night. A melange Of nom
sense, produced at the same house last
season, has been re-shaped, a number Of
new and catching songs introduced, and
what with absurd "make-ups" and clip
ping fast action, there is just breathing
time given the audience betwe the lively
incidents to permit the people to prepare
for what is comiog. John W. Ransome
and Perkins u. Fisher, very funny come
dams, head the fuu-makers. The girls are
all good looking. The piece will be re-
pested this evening, and seats are on sale
at the Mcclure House Pharmacy.
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DRUNKARD!

ONE BOTTLE OF PREIL's ANTIDOTR
For Alcoholism cures the worst csse In from
Uree 70 fw days. Il positively removes al
craving BY Destroying the appetite for liquor q
beer-One dollar . bottle For sale BY Z q
BOOKING and LOGAN CO., wheeling. ". Va
On receipt Of 500 We win forward bottles 70
any part Of the o. 9. or Canals, charges prepaid.
Agents wanted.
PEEL & 90, Proprisaon,
1865 N. Second Street, Philadelphia
Send for Circular. ju6ed
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Gnnnd0nAriuR

Grand iOpering.
Baer's millinery establishment, Wednes-
day and Thursday, October Sd and 4th.
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Opening day At RICEs, wednesday,
October the ID.
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Tho Old Court House.

The old Court House property, corner
of Chapline and Twelfth Streets, was put
up at public sale Saturday last and was
bid up to $4,000. The sale was then
postponed until next Saturday. There
are number of people talking of pur.
chasing the property, and 1t is understood
the Hebrew congregation would like to
make trade with the city for their prop
eriy ON Eoff Street, as they would like to
have the Court House corner to build their
proposed new synagogue.
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Grand Opening.

Basr's millinery establishment, wednes-
dsy and Thursday, October Sd and 4th.
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MEETING,
Chamber OF Commerce

The members Of the Chamber Of Cor.
are requested 70 meet at their rooms, ms ~
noon at o'clock fec the purp1se OF taiis, ~. ~
able action regarding the deeth Of Dr. NJ =
Logan. HOWARD HAZLErT
oc2q se.re,.,-
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DIED.

BEYMER-on Monday, October ], 1883, at $40
O'Clock p. m, Mr.. sARAH, wife Of the late Vim.
Beymer, sged 70 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Police Court.

There were twenty-six cases before his
Honor in Police Court yesterday morning,
ard it took little over 5000 to settle up.
The cases of D. g. Carl. Patrick Doyle,
william johnson and Patrick Fleming
were continued and the case Of William
Steets was dismissed.
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Another Furnace Fired.

1t was predicted, when the Hobbs Glass
Company started that it would not be long
until another furnace was started, and the
prediction is true. The Company started
off with ffteen-pot furnace, the largest
in this vicinity, and trade has been found
so good that it is found necessary TO in
crease the capacity, 80 yesterday fires were
started in the thirteen-pot furnace, the
next largest in the works, aud glass will be
made from it in about ten days. The bust
ness of the new company is fourishing,
and it may not be long ere the third fur
mace is lighted.
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GENERAL 1sTELLIaENCE.
Marriage License.

Marriage License.
The following marriage license was
Issued yesterday:
Charles Wagner, native of Germany,
aged %, and Maggie Dilgrot. q native OF
Germany, aged "a.
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Grand Opening.

Bser's millinery establishment, Wsdnes-
day and Thursday, October Sd and 4th.
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Grand 0nAninR
MARTINS FERRY.

Bser's millinery establishment. Wednes-
day and Thursday, October Sd and 4th.
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Wreck on tho O. b p.

There was bad freight wreck on the O.
& P. road, at a place called Browns sta
ton, about six miles above Steubenville,
last evening. A freight train pulled in on
q siding, but had no flagman out, and an
other train ran into it. The caboose and
one or two rear cars of the stationary
train were mashed up. and the engine and
tender of the moving train thrown from
the track and badly damaged. No one
was hurt, but trains were delayed several
hours.
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get, Sduertis.u..at,,

WANTED A GOOD DRAUGHr Hos.~
nsnvo sspn ITon s1 %ol lue1 Ssnro SPpS
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Grand Opening.
Baer's millinery establishment, Wednes-
day and Thursday, October Sd and 4th.
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Lattar Carriars, Report

The following amount of work was done
by the city letter carriers in the month
of September, 1888: