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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
LAB0R'S DOMAIN.
QUITE A BRISKNEsS IN THE NAIL TRADE
AT PRESENT.
The Hancock Oil Rdd-Ths Table Glass Pool-A
New Gas Well at Wsllsbug-PusNfios
Improvements and Other Notes.

The demand for nails hss grown better
in the past few days, and nsaily all the
factories, the Benwood and Riverside ex-
cepted, are running fall time and making
good shipments. The old factories al
these two mills are running full, but the
new departments are closed down. AT
the La Belle the msn have been making
overtime for the past ten days, NO king
until 8 o'clock each night, and nails
are hei1g turned out at q hve'y
rate. The other mills on this
side of the river are only running on usual
time, but ell report the nail trade good
Just at present. 1t has bsen said that
some of the mills ere working hard to get
a stock Of nails ahead s, they may bs pre-
partd to tide over shut downs caused by
probable scarcity cf~aatural gas this winter
Anyway it DOESN'T look much as if Boyle
& Co ., of Pitts5urg, hsd q corntr In the
nail marke', as the PittsSurg papers re-
ported-at least they haven't attempted
to pat up the price.
At the Lsughlin mill, in Martins
Ferry, arrangements have been made Tor
the hot machine nailsrs to run the cold
machines on right turn until December
II, when the nail pool goes into effe.t
All the hot mscnines will be thrown tf
until that date, IS the demand is for small
nails, and they are being shipped as fast Is
cars can be secured 10 carry them.
At nearly all the mills the demand for
rsils is reported as being splendid and
much better than anticipated.
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MIR, VIM. COX REPLIES,
And Sits Down Very Hard Upon Some
Faisehoods Told About Him.

And Sits Down Very Hard Upon Some
FaIsehoods Told About Him.
To NE Editor ofGc Register:
DEAR SIR desire a small portion OF
your valuable space to dencurcs the state
ments made by Mr.. Willard Stout through
yesterdays I~nteRigencer. Mr.. Stout claims
that 1 was tie primary cause of his arrest,
and that 1 was led to do 90 through a feel
ing Of spite. This is absolutely false. l
have had nothing whatever to do with bis
arrest. Several weeks before the late cleo
ton, I told him that 1 did not think he
could vote legally, ard advised him to be
careful. On the morning of tie election l
shovel him q challenge list containing bis
name and told him that his vote would be
challenged. Mr.. Stout asked the advice
of Mr.. d. W. Martin, Of the Tack Factory,
wto also advised him not to vote. Fur
tke-more, when the United States detect
i've cane 10 ny stop iDquiripg about Stout
l said, ''f,r Gods sake don't get the man
into any trouble"
Mr.. St1ut's statement about the so-called
''strike" at our works does us very great
Injustice. The secord day Of the strike We
invited him to our Office snd told him that
all the men could start work again the last
of that week, % l would have work ready
for them by that time. lie afterWsrd
claimed that he did not understand me.
Mr.. Stout seems to imply that l have been
pe~rsecutiug him because of the strike. !
have done him too many tavors to think
about injuring him in that manner, bat
with fslsehood he seeks to misrepcesent
me to the public. Respectfully,
WIN. M. Cox.
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A E PUBLICATION.
Grams UnrfYaled Family Atlas Of tn
World.

Grams UnrtYaioQ fambly AaA@o u SAo
World.
This standard and valuable work, re-
Gently completed ard rtfised down to oc-
tober /, 1898, is now better than eter
adapted TO the wants Of the public, and Is
undoubtedly one of the most desirable
publications now offered to ths people. Its
maps, not only of the United States, but
of every country of the world, are from the
latest surveys, and possess apsculiar value
from this fact alone. The maps of the
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brought to our attention, those Of the
Western States and Territories being es-
pscially satisfactory, in that they contain
all the new couutieS, lately constructed
railroad lines, etc. Each mapis acccmps-
MED by a list of all the pOstofices, with
the population, al the express offices, the
county, and its location upon the map of
the State, thus facilitating reference, AID
furnishing much valuable data IN a CON-
pact shape.
The series of historical maps and charts
are very complete, and are accompanied,
in the text, with a compilation of all tie
important events in American history up
to 1857 and the political development Of
the country from the Colonial period up
to the past year. This feature is very
complete. There is, in addition, a long
array Of statistics rpoa all matters Of
everyday interest and Numerous diagrams,
the entire work forming a NEST valuable
Yolume for ready reference.
Mr.. w. A. Fox, the agent FOR this
county, is at the Howell, and is commend
Ell TO the courtesy and patronage OF our
citizens.
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Almost q Conf agration.

Some time ago an attempt was made TO
pump oil across the river from Anderson's
Landing, in tae eight inch gas main Of the
B%ridgewater Co. The pump had not
sufficient force aud the effort proved a
failure, and was given up and a two-irch
line laid. The eight-inch main, however,
has been full of oil ever since. Last Wed
nesday, a foil force of gss WAS turned oa to
blow the oil out of tie main. The gas and
oil was lighted at the end of the msiu on
the West Virginia side. Ths gas forced
the oil out with Tremendous force, blowing
it in ell directions. A sheet of flame shot
out against the railroad t~Iestle, and it was
feared for a time a con1agrstion would re
the result but fortunately such an &C.
curTencs was aveIted.
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rhe nnera House Lecture.

The Opera House ives filed 10 overflow
ing, last evening, with a splendid audience
of ladies and gentlemen, to listen 10 a lee
ture on physical culture by DR.. Wilbur.
The lecture "as a very interesting one,
and the Doctor thoroughly explained snd
illustrated how all may acquire health,
strength, grace, beauty, and long life, by
meaus of his anatomical cabinet, consist.
ing of manikins and models, repre- eating
every organ in the human body. The Dec
ter also exhibited his wonderful dog,
Dandy" who is the possesNr Of a silver
stomach. Ths dog was allowed ID drink
milk on the stsee, and by removing a cork
in his stomach the milk ran ont as fast as
he drank. This exhibition made q great
hit. This AFTERNOON n private lecture 70
ladies will be delivered, which ID slso frse,
and this eyeuinga lecture to gentlemen
only, will be given By the Doctor.
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Natural Gas at MelIsburg.

The Wellsburg Ncrs gays. '"Tne move
ment looking to tie sinking Of another gas
well in this vicinity is progressing s~atisfac'
tcriIy, almost enough bsiug subscribed to
pay the expense of drilling another well
A MEETING of the subscribers was held at
tie Court House Monday evening, at which
additional subscription s we're received and
committees appointed to work up the pro
Jet. Another meeting will be held Sat
ur6ay evening, when it is expected a loca-
ton for the proposed we'll will be decided
upon. The people Of Wellsburg are being
gradually reused to the necessity of obtain
log gas if they wish to retain their maui
factories, and there is no question that a
sufficient amount will be raised to put
down one or more wells. In the event Of
striking gas private citizens WHO subscribe
to the fund are TO get their money back
with 80 per cent. additional.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
A Verdict Of Two Ysars-Not Guilty In the
Seamsn-Fslloure Case

A Verdict Of Two Ysars-Not Guilty in the
Seamsn-Fslloure Case.
In Part One of the Circuit Court, Judge
Jacob, yesterday, in the clse of the State
v. George Thomas, charged with grand lar
ceuy, the pea of not gailty heretofore en-
tered was withdrawn, and a plea of guilty
substituted. He WAS sentenced to two
years Imprisonment.
In Part Two, Judge Boyd, in the case of
II. Seaman v. Frank Fallolre, suit to re-
cover $1,000 damages for SANDER, the evil
dencs WAS c5nclu1ed about hslf-past ten
O'Clock and arguments Of counsel COM
mencsd. The case went to the Jury about
two o'clock, and sbOutfour q verdict of not
guilty was returned.
In the case Of W. NJ. Handlsn v. B. B.
Dovsner, the evilsncs of plaintiff was ex-
cluded, and q verdict returned for the de-
PENDANT.
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The Tableware Glass Pool.

Yesterdays Pittsburg Times said: The
secret session of the tableware glass man.
ufacturers, connected with the American
Flint and Lime Glass Association, vas
continued yesterday at the rooms of the
Ass ociatiou. A member, sfVer The meet
ing, said that the object of the meeting is
not so much for the purpose of fixing the
lists as to form an organization similsr to
that which controls the window glass
trade, for the advancement Of prices and
prevention Of the Wholesale undertaking
of the market which hes prevailed for
some time. After the adjournment yes
terday tie manufacturers refused either
to confirm or deny the report, merely FAY
ing that their deliberations are Of a pri-
vdte nature.
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MEata.'

OF the production Of "Fa!e" at the OPP
era House next Monday and Tuesday even
ips the Louisville Courier says: Fate
BARLEY Camrbsll's ~four-act society COM
edy, was presented yesterday afternoon and
last night at Harris Theatre 10 crowded
houses. The play seems to be a very coed
one. 1t is constructed much on the plan
usually found in dramas of its class, with
a Jealous wife, q weak husband, and a
crafty adventures. TGere are three COM
edy parts. Tee story ls~ofadomestic turn,
with fairly drawn characters, sueh as are
frequently seen in everyday lif9. Miss
Lee Lemav as Helen Faraday' is a pleas
lag and graceful a~ctre-s, and holds the
sympathy Of the audience throughout.
Miss Mary beagle, who had the rather IN
savcry role OF the adventures, played it
very creditably. Miss O:gaod's Dyer
was cleverIy doue. Mr.. Russell Bassett,
as the broken.down politician, also
caught on. The remainder OF the cast
Well,n
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GIImnre,a Graat CONCERT,

Reserved seats for the Grand Jubilee
Concert by Gilmore's Band, ut the Grand
Opera House, next Wednesday evening,
December u. will be put on sals at tie
Mcclure House Pharmacy this morning,
and there is sure to BIS a blgIush for them.
With Prof. Gilmore's great band, besides
the two prima dOnDas, come So. Baldanza,
the beat Italian tenor now on the concert
stsg9 in America, who will thrill his
hearers with delight. He is an operate
artist of largo experielce. Herr Emil
Slersr is a German baritone with one Of
those ringing, electric, dramatic voices
which a:ous4s an su1ience to the height
of melcdic pleasure. lie has seen much
service in connection with the opera, and
is in all Iespeeta a grand artist. Tbis
will uudoubsedly..be the greAtc,t musical
event in the city this season.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Fixed for Saturday, the ED Inst.-Other
Business Transacted Last Night.

Fixed for Saturday, the 22d Inst.-Other
Business Transacted Last Night.
The City Democratic Executive Com
mittee held a meeting last night, all the
members being present exCep! A. A. Franz
helm, of the Second ward, and James
Meighen, Of the Sixth. There were a num-
Der of the candidates for the several offices
present. The only business transacted was
the method Of selecting candidates and fix
ing the tine. After due celebration and
colsilerstion with the several sspirsnts for
political preferrmeDt, it WA decided that
primaries should be held ia the several
wards of the city, ard that the 22d inst.
should be the date for the primary voting.
The method OF selecting the new Execu-
tive Committee was not decided uron.
The candidates that will be yosed upon sre
Mayor, City Sergeant, City Clerk, and
Whsrfmsstsr. The selection of candidates
for COuncllmen in the several wards was
left for the wards to determine for them.
selves.
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ANIUSEMENTS.
Durlcsque Saturday Night.


Tomorrow night Leavitt's great Epglish
Folly and Butleeque company will be at
the Opera House, and they are assured 8
crowded house. This is n Of the finest
companies of this kind ever put on thu
road, and coming from a long SESSION Of
success in New York they are sure to be
greeted everywhere with immense au'
diences. Monte Christie, Jr.," is said by
those who have seen it, to be one OF The
finest burlesques ever written, and az
every artist in the company is a star we
may expect to see a tiue Performance
Those Who have not scared eeats should
20 early to avoid the rush that is sure t.
Occur.
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Important Announcement.

TIE management of the Bankrupt Cloth
ing Company, At 1867 Main street, desire
Us to n that they received the bal.
ancs Of their gods from The depot to day,
and are now prepared TO supply slmcst any
style of Salts or 0yercosts desired. Several
new styles of CniV chills Cats and Vests,
several new styles Of fire Overcoats, some
Chi!dren's Knee Pants SUITS nj 60 cents. and
mary new and interesting bargains that
could not be shown last week on account
OF the freight blockade.
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Brace Up.
You are feeling depressed. your appetite

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
In poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fidgety, nervous, and generally cot
of sorts, and want 70 brace m. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, aud then leave you in q
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Huch 9
medicine You will 6nd in Electric Bitter.
and only 80 cents q bottle At Logan &Co.'
Drup Store
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Pleasant Affair,

Tie ladies of the AriOn Society gave one
of their "Kaffevisites'' at the Club house
yesterday afternoon and last evening, and
it was certainly a delightful affair. As
usual, the gentlemen dropped in about s
sud were served with o most apps
thing suppsr by thelsdies, afterUhich the
remainder Of the evening was spent in a
mcst enjoyable manner, dancing and card
plying being the principal features Of
amusement
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Notea,

The Belmont is running full in all de-
partmente.
The Riverside is running full in all de-
partments.
Fishers foundry is on full and enjoying
q good trade.
The Joseph Bell Stove Company is max
ing a good output and trade is far.
Everything is on fall turn at the Top
mill, and a coed output is being made.
Trade is fairly good at the Whitaker
iron works, aud they are running double
turn.
TIE Warwick China Compauy's works
are running along steadily, and a great
quantity of fine ware is being turned ous.
TIimble & Lutz have been awarded the
contrac. for plumbing and gas and stesm
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The Government BuIldiI

The Government Building Improvement.
Uoited States Supervising Architect
julius G. Holmes arrived in the city last
evening and spread his pame on the Nc.
Lure House register, his mission being to
get the Improvements on the Wheeling
government building under way as early
as possible. He had a conference with
Custodian Egerter and Superintendent
Todd last evening, and the matter was
talked over quite fully The gentlemen
will meet Bgain this morning and the
work will be mapped out IS soon as posei-
BILE so that tbs contracts can be let and
the work begun. 1t was the original in
tention to have the work done by tine day,
but ; Mr.. Holmes has decided to put it
iato the hands Of O contractor, as it will
thin be completed with more dispatch.
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The Hancock OIL Field.

TIE pips line from the Hancock county
oil field acroes the country to Washington
county, is about completed. 1t follows the
line Of the Pam Handle railroad for a con.
siderable distance. There is little in the
way of new developments in the oil field
this week. Two wells were expected to
come in yesterday, but whether they did
so or not was not learned.
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THREE MORE
Arrests for Illegal Voting Made Tester-
day.

Arrests for IieEal voting Mhue Aeseer
day.
Thee additional arrests for illegal voting
were made by Detective Sha'lcross yeeter-
day. One of the prisoners wa released, he
proving his innocence of the charge upon
examination, one wa released on bail, aud
the third was committed to Jail for a hear
ing.
The fist arrest Of the day wa made by
Col. Shallcross, on Market street. The
accused was ]. ]. Ffesland, who deposited
what is alleged to have been an unlawfui
ballot in the Eighth ward polls. The
case docs nCt seem to be o Aagrsnt
one from what was brought out
in the examination. IRELAND is a native
Of this State, and has always voted in this
city. Three or four years ago he bought a
farm in Wetzel county and removed his
family there, coming up to the city upon
several occasions TO work for the Street
Railway Company. He brought his fam
lily back to this city on September 10Th.
He asked a good many people prior to cleo
ton dsy as to his right TO vote, and re-
ceived all sorts of advice. Not knowing
exactly what to do, he weat to the Iolls,
and not being challenged, he deposited his
vote. He was released On $500 bail.
The second arrest was that of Henry
Bachman. The charge against him was
that he was not Of age, and upon the face
Of the government evidence it looket like
a clear case, bat Mr.. Bachman's father
produced the family Bible, with the entry
of birth, aud upon that evidence and the
cath of the father, the case was dismissed.
The third prisoner was William Meyers,
a nineteen-y ear-old by, who is employed
in one of the b. & o. track gangs. He
voted, OF his own admiSs;oo, IN Marshall
county, about three miles from Broad
Tree. He YVES ar, e tied in this city, dur
ing the afternoon, and was 70 nmitted.
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Held for Burglary.

BENZ. F. Brown was arraigned before
Jrsties Davis, yesterday, on q warrant
charging him with burglary, sworn out by
c. II. Smith, OF No. $40 Market street.
The property taken was q silver watch, a
dress coat, and q vest. The defendant
plead not guilty, but was held in $1,000
bond for Court. Not bsiDg able to procure
bail, he was committed to Jail.
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Fields MInEtrels.

The Grand was crowded last night 10
witness the opening performance Of Fields
Minstrels. This company, without doubt,
gave one of the best, as well as n of the
most original. entertainments ever seen at
this house. Every act from the rise to the
fall of the curtain is good. and many Of
them extraordinarily fine. The entire prt-
gramme ives go we'll rendered that 1t is
impossible to give each artist the notice be
should have. Everything is of a very re-
fined order and on their second appearance
the Grand will no doubt be crowded.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER

o received - Complete and Artls-
tie assortment OTSuItingS, PantalOOn-
InEs and OyercOatinEs, which we war
rant TO make up I'm First Glass style,
and at reasonable prices. Fit guar
ranfeed. Also q full line OF Gents
Furnishing Goods on display. Ex-
anime our Celebrated wooden Jack
ets. @. HESS q SONS,
IS2I and 1875 Market street
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Transfer OF Real Estate,

The following transfer was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Desd made November %, 1888, by C. A.
Britt and wife, ofKuoxviile, Knox county,
H., to Louis Haller, for the east bali of
lot No. -, in w. w. Shriyer's addition.
Consideration, $3.50.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Marriage License.

The following mirrisge liCsnse was is
sued yesterday:
Thomas NJ. McKeever, q native Of
Wheeling, aged 81, snd CLARA M. Miller, a
native Of Marietta, aged IS.
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III CO0klDg Club.

The Young Lsdie,' Cooking Club enter.
tainfd their gentlemen friends in a very
delightful msnuer, last evening at the
home of Mis- jamie Good, on Fifteenth
Those ~fJrtunate enough 10 be
resent were servei with dainties Of the
mot tempting nature manufactured and
by the haI Dis of their lady friends.
So it is needless to say they enjoyed the
occasion moet thoroughly. Dsncirg,
music, cards end conversation completed
the evenings entertainment, which WAS
of a most er )ya5le character.
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4. Hing Ont At Cost,

Commencing Frihsy. December 7, fell
line Of Jewelry, Scarf Pms, Ear Ring,
Hair Pms aud bracelets OF all kinds. Also
Ribbons, Birds and Has will he sold at and
below cost. Next week, special Hair sale
at Garyer's, Eleventh street
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Enra. Mnna. Enra-

$50 Muffs, such IS hare, red and grey
Fox, Rsccoon, Lynx, B ar, Opossum, Gre
clan Chinchills, French Sal, etc, at our
popular prices. EMsHEIMER's,
Eleventh Street.
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Mr. S. w. DuBlevy, formerly connected
with the LaBells Glass Comp my of Bridge
port. az manager, and more lately with
the NORWOOD Glass Company, Of Mar
tins Ferry, hes resigned bis place with
the NorthwOod company 10 accept u si'ui.
tion with the Hobbs Glass Company, OF
this city.
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MUFFs at 49c 69c., $1.O0, ST. 25, 81 so,
$2.25, S2.75, So 90, $500, $500 and Sc. 90.
Also, Hare Boas, Lynx and Fox Boas,
Stoles and Collars, at
EMSHKIMER's, Eleventh Street..
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WORTH so cents only 81 cents Fer yard,
40-inch wide SuitiDgs in striped and
checked, at Stone & Thomas.
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THE only Complexion Powder IN The
world that is without ,ulgni'y, without
i,jnry 10 the user, AMI without doubt .
bsaniilisr ia PoZZ1ni's.
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Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

For Rsnt-Store Room on Main Street.
wauted-Three Furnished Rooms
For observation-disclosures Louis A. Sherley.
For Hire-Two or Three Teams,
Holiday Presents-MeLain Bros.
Mlisical-Mrs. Sitgreayes.
Try Lists Cough Syrup-R. q. List
FOURTH PAGE.
As Good as a Free Wool PlstfOrm"-D. Gund,
liEg & Co.
OyeIcOatS anc Suits-M. Gutnan d Co.
Auction Sale of Furniture-Geo. A. RiCkham
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|. 4. Coon aslls DRY Goods the cheapest

STIssoY's Velvet Carpet, only - eent
per yard, former price 81 %, at Stone "
Ihomfs,'
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mlJeeIin9 R&9ister
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
T-he-IuomstsF Rsoord.

Mr.. O. scAnspf, the Opera House drug-
& st, made the following observations Of
tue temperature Thursday: Ia M, 80;
9 q. ~, 81, - m, 40; 3p. M, 10; 7 p.
N, 81. Weather, cloudy.
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DON'T forget you can buy all wool cloth
at % cents PER yard. at Stone & Thomas.'
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% pieces slightly soilei best Brussels
Carpets made, at So cents par yard, worth
IS, Of Stone & Thomas.
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IT'S q real happiness 70 sew, now that
we have mile End.n