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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
The Glass Strike.

The third mau on the board Of arbitTa.
tors which is 10 be called upon to enquire
into the exact situation between the mem,
bers OF Local Union No. . and the Central
glass works OF this city, has not yet been
appointed. and he will not he chosen be-
tore sometime in the coming week. Uuti.
this selection is made by the two gentle
men already chosen by the Central COM
pan, and the local union, there can be no
change in the situation at present eN-
i,ti-g
The break made by the Meriden, Conn,
glass works, IN going 10 work, WAS follow
cd Yesterday by the workmen employed at
the Atterbury glass works, South Side,
Pis.sburg, TesumIng their Old situations,
aud the factory was put in operation. But
laeTe seems 10 be some differences OF opIn-
ION regarding the terms upon which the
men went TO wOsk, as will be seen by the
following from yesterday Pittsburg Dis
ysl.i.
\ prominent manufacturer, IN Il COuyeT-
sat.on with Il Disyrird reporter, said: Il
lou't know what 70 think OF the situation.
M. Atterbury has signed the articles OF
agreement drawn UP by the Association Of
Manufacturers, and thereby he pledged
himself 20 act in accordance with the de
c!~.uu OF the committee in all things.
When the new rules were drawn up Mr..
AItyrbury was furnished with them, and
he promised To give them 10 his men. l
saw one OF his workmru last Monday
night, and | questioned him whether he
was working. But he c~Irverly sought TO
ryaly an answer, and l had to put the
question 70 him again This time he
quietly smiled aud replied That's all
right
The uexj dag the Executive Committee
o. the Associated Manufacturers. consist
ing ut Mrssrs. !. Jones, Captain Anderson
and Mr. BOyre, called upon Mr.. I. After
bury, and when he was asked why lis men
were at work he said. Yes, they have ac'
copied the rule, The committee men
requested him to send them a letter, stat
iny the fact that his factory hal resumed
op~.ralInps, because the men accepted the
rules. Ii Mr.. Atterbury is correct, the
men are acting in direct opposition to the
Executive Committee Of the Flint Glss
Workers Unions decision. .
But what will be the consequence, II
Mr.. Atterbury has gone back on the As
located Manufacturers ard let the men 70
20 work. without ~takiugany notice Of your
rules aud deCisiou-1'
II have no reason to think so, because
ne voluntarily sigued the paper. But
know this much, he ms not sent that let
ter yet according to the request OF the com
miltee. 80
The reporter later in the eveniug called
II A~tterbury's factory, where the night
turn WA very busy. Several OF the man,
who were asked whether they were work
ing according to the new rules, did not
wan, to answer the question, but simply
| replied with \ smile.
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IN 4 SMALL WAY.
= News " the Day PoIntodiy Para
graphed for HAsty Readers.

= News NJ the Day PoIntodiy Para
Eraphed for Hasty Readers.
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
A LARGE amount OF les came down the
creek Yesterday and gOrged up between
the Market and Main street bridges.
Ir was James b. Davis, and not j. b.
Smith, who made the assignment at Cam
erou, alluded 10 in yesterdays issue.
JAMES G. BLAINE the III. was born ON
Wednesday afternoon, and mother. father
and child are reported as doing well.
TICKET No. ,, held by Joseph Schiller,
drew the Valley Star cook stove gwen
away at the mOulders' ball last evening.
THERE were but two cases IN Police
Court, yesterday morning Samuel Brown
got $40 and costs and John Thompson 50
and costs.
DIR. RANDOLPH will conduct the Sun
day School Teachers Union meeting at )
O'Clock this afternoon, inthe parlOrs Of the
Y. NJ. Z. A.
YOUNG mems meeting will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building, at 100 o'clock tonight and t
o'clock tomorrow.
THE hearing Of Blossom henney,
charged with aSsaulting James Maloney IN
May last, has been set by Justice Phillips
for Monday at , p. Ill.
Mr.. FRED Tape, a well-known Eighth
ward butcher, is lying very i'll, the result
OF blood poisoning, due to an accidental
cut from a butcher kuife, on the right
hand.
THE ball given at AriOn Hall, last even
ing, by the mOulderS wasa big success. A
large crowd was present and dancing to
Kramer's music WAS the Chist feature Of
amusement.
THE May Flower Social gave a large
mask ball at Gsrmania Hall last evening.
for which Mayer's orchestra made the ma
sic and dancing Was kept up until an early
hour this morning.
THERE is some talk OF getting up a
colony on the Island to 20 to Southern
California. Several families have lately
gone there from that portion OF the city,
and Others will follow.
JESSE BURKErT, the well known roller
skater, lett last eyeuing for Ravenna, o,
where this evening ho skates Il three mile
straightaway race against IL. I. DAVIS, OF
Youngstown, o., Tor q large purse.
THE employesofth Parkersburg branch
OF the b. K Q. presented Mr.. Jacob Berke-
ley, former manager Of the shops at Park
ersburg, with a handsome silver tea set.
Mr.. Berkeley is now a Wheeling man and
is employed at the shops here.
AT a meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railway the old
Board OF Directors WAS reelected for the
ensuing year, consisting OF Anton Rey-
mann, NJ. Reilly, J. d. Dubois, August
Rolt and Frederick Happy. The Directors
vii! meet next Monday morning to or
ganile.
AT a stockholders meeting held in the
Of the Belmont glass works, Bellalre,
o Yesterday, the following named gentle
men were reelected directors tor the en-
suiag year: Charles Hankc, Louis Z
Siiel, George Wise, of Wheeling, and John
Crimmel, Henry Fauple, Jas ) Gill,
Chas. II. Tallman, OF Bellaire.
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THE NAILERS.
ANOTHER C0NFERENCE WITH THE LOCAL
MANUFACTURERS YESTERDAY.
Tie L2tgs, Regarding the Glass S-.ke-A-o,her
Factory Starts Up-Tle Big Gas C5m0ae.
Genera. Iaiusgls. Intelligence.
Another Conference.

Yesterday another conference between IA
committee OF manufacturers and a COM
mIttee representing the nailers took place
IN the Office OF the Bsuwood Irou Work.,
aud the session WIS quite All eNtendsdO one.
An informal meeting was held in the morn
ny, and at = O'Clock e formal conference
vus begun and continued until % o'CIocE,
zt which time al time an attempt was
made TO learn something OF the result Of
the meeting, but the announcement was
made that the proceedings were secret and
could not be given to the public at this
time.
However it was understood that q propU-
sition was made 10 the uailers to accept a
reduction in the price OF making MI nails
from ten penny down to the smallest
sizes, which it is said they declined . do.
\ mailer said yesterday that il the nailers
accepted 3 reduction a new scale would
nave to be made out a. the basis OF the
present scale Is H. cents, and n more
cent oil per key would bring it to
q stop. The minimum price would have
10 be fixed at . lower tiguTe, which could
be done. ~ the nailers in this vicinity are
working Oh the manufacturers scale.
The matter Of furnishing picked plates
aud giving each mailer an increased number
OF machines. it Is understood, also was pro-
posed, the suggestion having been printed
iu tine REGISTER some time since, coming
from n manufactures. This would reduce
the price OF making the small sizes Otnails
but as the mailer could lave double the
number OF machines, perhaps, OF course
he could make rs much, il not more,
money than with four machines at
present prices The matter was fully dis
cussed. but aS before stated those present
refused to make known the result to the
public, and the information given above
was picked up prOmiscuOusly. The nail
5-s will hold a meeting this afternoon, at
which time the proceedings Of the confer
eute will he presented for their cOnsiderd
ton.
Secretary George Wise said yesterday at.
~tsruoon, that ali the mills were not repre-
Srnted by the uailers, nul thev simply re-
frrred the manufacturers with any prOpO-
,"I they want 10 MAKE, to the officials OF
the Amalgamatei Association; that the
matters mentioned above were talked o.
but nothing formal was presented by either
side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
Minor Industrial Matters.

The -Esra mill was OF yesterday on &c
count OF a breakdown.
The striking hint glass workers have
purchased the cooperative factory Mt East
iiyerpool, and the works will be put IN
operation rs soon ~ possible.
The ~. iron producers OF this portion OF
m. country. At = meeting held at Pitts
burg Thnr.day. made = request Of the
railroad companies 10 reduce freight mates
Tba rates are usually fixed about this time
of wear. B.s ito not 90 into effect uau!
April Ist. Trade vas reported mot as
good as II might be.
force Of about thirty-hve men are en-
.,sg,d At tie res standard glass works,
At Wt,ls5urg. getting ont a full line OF
samples of the ware they propose to make.
Thfv will make fancy shades, pitchers,
water sets. tumblers, etc. the factory
will run either by natural gas, COKE or
coal, as may be most convenient
The Iaericm Manufacturers report OF
| the condition Of the blast furnaces at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

We ind the following notice OF this
popular restaurant in the current issue OF
the Brooke County Local:
Martin Thornton's restaurant, the Cafe
Brunswick, Market street, Wheeling, Is
visited by every person from Brooke
county that stays long enough in the city
I, require a dinner. Since Martins en-
gagauleutin the restaurant business many
Years ago. he has had u~nnumbered COM
peti,ors, who, one by one as the roses fall
cave up the ghost and silently departed,
I,sving not u rack behind OF their exist
erce. The parwinian theory of the sur
ytval o! the dt;iest' inds 4 firm column
Of support in this case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

John i. Hall
Mistress Di CrrcmOuir columbia
Ml.S LnllIe MN
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Settled In Full.

The bondsmen of the late City Collector,
NJ. C. Crawford, have made a final settle
uient with the City Receiver, paying over
Yesterday the full amount OF the deficit,
s., sG2 30. This was in accordance with
the report OF the Finance Committee,
adopted by Council, that the four suryiy-
lug bOndsmen be required to settle in full
without involving the city in litigation OF
any character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
GRAND ARMY ASSOCIATION
Organized by Eleciing Umoer, Thursday
Evening.

DAkRAAANA ~ ANN'A
Evening.
The meeting Of the Association was held
on Thursday evening, aud after AN exam
nation OF the new hall, which received the
universal admiration and approval of ali,
the members were called to or0er by F. H..
Cgago. Chairman, who stated the principal
object OF the meeting 70 be the election OF
a Board OF Directors The tollo%ing Board
was elected. 7. Il DJbbins, f. II Crago,
Henry Ssamon; 4 Il. Doveuer and c. t.
Irwin, corporators; Capt. NJ. ]. Robh to
represent Holiday Post; Mrs. Henry Sea
mon to represent the Womaus Relief Corps
until that body should chose their membcr'
There being no further business the meet,
ing adjourned, and the HOard organized
by rlecting Z. b. Dobbius, President, Z.
Z. Irwia, Secretary, and Henry Seamon
Treasurer.
The hall will toe used this evening by o.
". Holiday Post To hold their regular
meeting. 1t il expected to have the nail
completely furnished by tn" middle oil
next week in time for tbs meeting oil tue
Womans Relief Cops.
Mr.. Henry Seamon was authorized by
the Board to attend to renting the hall to
othrr organizations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

That splendid musical comedy, "Chip Of
the Old Block" will open an engagement
at the Grand Opera House next Monday
evening, aud will, no doubt, be greeted
with large houses at each production.
The Company is splendid and the comedy
is the kind that always takes in Wheeling.
The dashing little soubrCtte Ada Melrose
is with them, and she is sure TO capture
the hearts of all who see her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
A Elne Show nj tho Grand.

John \. Stevens Passion Slave was
put on at the Grand Opera House again
last night to a good house. The audience
last night was made up OF W%heelIng's best
citizens and all seemed TO be very much
pleased. The play is undoubtedly the
strongest ever written by the splendid
a~ctorauthor John A. Stevens, and Is back
ed by an excellent company. The scenery
and mechanical effects are beautiful and
realistic. The snow scene, Chesapeake
Bay by moonlight, Fortress Monroe illumi-
mated, Old Point Comfort sunset effect,
leap from the cliff, signal station, B'iscoe's
mansion and many other effective tableauX
help to make up 4 splendid evenings en-
tertaiument.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

Any one capable Of double service, anC
Of eflicieutl, doing such service, IS proper
ly esteemed a valuable person, no matter
in what line Of duty he may be engaged
Aud az with a person 50 with q substance,
There is an article noticed in our columns
aud to this we would call the attention OF
our readers; We refer to CELERY, BEEF
AND IRON. 4 remedy which has achieved a
marvellous success in California and on the
Pacific Coast for It's, wondcrtul influence
and curative power in Nervous and Diges-
tive ailments. We refer our readers to the
adj ye~rtispment Of this standard article in
another column, wherein are detailed the
of its timely use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

W. d. Suit, druggist, Blppus, Ind,
testifes: 81 can recommend Electric Bit
tiers rs the very best remedy. Every bot.
tie sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured of
Rheumatism of 10 years standing " Abra.
ham Hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio. af-
firms: The best selling medicine l have
ever handled in my 20 years experience.
is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidney or
Blood. Only u half dollar a bottle at
Logan & Co. 8 drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
Order Sons Of St. George.

Wejgwood Lodge No. 2i7, held their
first open session at their lodge room,
Black Prince Hall, on Tuesday, evening,
January 10th. over two hundred Anglo
American residents OF Wheeling and vicin-
ity were present, and a very pleasant time
was spent. The programme included
speeches, songs and %recitatiOns by members
Ut lodge and visitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

close OF the year, shows that there is now
one more furnace in operation, hut the
total output has been reduced l go tons per
week. Comparison with the production
during the same month, u year earlier,
shows there is al increase in chsrcoal pro-
duction OF about thirteen per cent, OF an
thracite one per cent, and Of bituminoua
about fifteen per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
Tran.trr OF Real E,tate.

The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hook'o clice,
yesterday
Deed made January Is, ISIS, by James
f. Barnes and wifi, 10 William Spargo, for
the west titty-seven feet OF lot No. ~ IN
John McLure's addition, fronting on the
east side of Coal street. Consideration,
$3.50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
A Sow secretary Chosen.

Ata meeting of the Wheeling base bali
directors, held a few days ago, Mr c II.
Copp WIS chosen Secretary to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
w. T. English, with a salary of 800. The
salary of Treasurer Mitchell was fixed at
$50, and both officials were required to
give bond in $500 A resolution was
passed to the effect that no Sunday games
would he allowed during the coming year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

To morTow's iysue Of tie REGISTER will,
as usual, be Of very great interest 10 the
reading public. among the more impor-
taet special features there viii be an
article from the pen OF Grace Greenwood
upon The Morals of the English Nobil-
ity,n which is well calculated to provoke
general curiosity. Will Carleton will
again be heard from, writing this time upon
the topic of '|'Itaiian Art Galleries" There
will also be an original poem by Ella
Wheeler WILCOX, and other attractive tes-
lures, besides all the latest news of both
Il local and general nature. Secure Il copy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
GENERAL iNTELLIGNNCB.
From the Far West.

We tiud in the mammoth edition Of the
Durango, Col, Herald, issued on January
lst, in an extended business review Of the
n~eighboring town of Cortez, a very compil-
mentary notice Of the hardware firm OF
Shalles * Dsrrah, the junior partner being
Mr.. Sam. Nj. Darrah, formerly 0! this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
Saturday, the Ith Day of February,
A, ID, 1888,

commencing ut 10 O'Clock Il. M, sell at public
auction. NJ the front door Of the Court House OF
Ohio county, the following parcels ut !anu az
Joining the o w Of BenwOOd. in Marshall coun-
", to wit: A tract containing . acres, ROOFS
ana 70 poles. excepting about one acre OF the sur
face thereof sold 81 4 Kelly and wife.
Also an adjoining parcel containing 3 acres,
I rood and ~ poles. said parcels being the land
conveyed by ShePhe-d McMechen 10 Ha.IIe b.
Kelly. by deed dated December 10, 1856.
The part Of said first named parcel, fronting on
the COUNTY road, has been laid OF! In lots and
wi he sold in lots il desired by purchases.
Also a tract containing about 9 acres OF bottom
land adjoining the south line OF BenWOOl, lylug
between the Ohio River Railroad and the OhiO
River. with the hight Ofway for a road under the
ohio River and 4. q Railroads, and to the
county road, being part OF the and conveyed by
the trustees for Benjamin McMechens heirs 70
ssllie b. Kelly by deed dated september =, $50.
Also certain tracts OF land near Elm Grove, IN
Ohio county, to-wit: A tract containing - acres
and 81 poles. being part of the Lydia :. CrlgcI
estate, conveyed 10 Aaron Kelly by ). II. GOOD
and Others, special commissioners.
Also Lot No in subdivision A, OF the Moses
Sherbcrd estate conveyed to said Aaron Kelly
hy i. {. List and D.. Lamb, special commissions
TERMS OF sALE-Oue.third OF the purchase
nancy and as much more as the p~LTchRseT may
elect to pay in cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue In two equal annual instruments with
ing their notes for the deferred payments Sc
cured either by good personal security and the
retention of tue title until their ayment, OF
secured by deeds Of trust on the parcels Of said
propcryes sold, As the '9mmissi9ne5 s64a5 think
best. ANES 7. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner
Icert.iy that bond has been given by the above
named Special Commissioner as required by sAit
iy5,oli CleIG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

At the meeting OF Nelson Lodge No. 80,
Thursday evening, the members presented
a Past Masters Jewel to the retiring mas
ter, l. J. Beck. The presentation speech
was made by Nj. Emsheimer. Mr.. Beck
was taken completely by surprise, but
made a lifting response. The occasion
vas pleasantly followed up by Il banquet
at Nankeuren's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

Given Last Evening to the Loyal Temper
ance Legion.
The very interesting cantata entitled
Mother Goose and Her Family, was given
by the Loyal Temperance Legion, Company
c, at the Little German Church, South
Wheeling, last evening. A large audience
witnessed the pleasing event, and all who
were present were we'll pleased.
Miss Humes, as "Mother Goose. y acted
her part very well, and was a~pplauded
very heartily.
Following ia the prOgr anime.
Master of Observation-Disclosures Poodle ........
John u. Hall
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CoIored Man In Trouble.

Nelson Foster was arraigned before JUS
tice Davis, last evening, on two charges Of
trespass and disturbing the peace, the war
rants being sworn out by William Simms.
The defendant was not ready for au exam
nation, and the case was set for this after
neon at , O'Clock. Both parties are col
nrel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

Has been reopened by Mr.. c. L. Kurtz,
who has been connected with the store for
many years, and is a competent and thor
ough druggist and prescuptionist. A full
line Of Cemicals, Drugs, &c, will be con-
stantly kept on hand. The prescription
department will receive the personal atten
ton Of Mr.. kur,z, and orders left in his
care will receive prompt attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains,
Corns and all the Skin EruptiOns, and
positively cures Piles, or 10 pay required.
II is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cent per box.
For sale by Logan 4 Co
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SKATING and Dancing Carnival ut the
Alhambra Rink this evening.



TEere was a sad catastrophe on the
I,lsud Yesterday afternoon. A citizen of
Bridgeport started to walk over from the
city to his home about tour o'clock, with
two quart bottles Of whisky in his arms,
and a third quart in his interior. The
bottles proved hard Tor him to manage,
and the persistent way they had of slip
ping ont of his hands as he painfully made
his way across the bridge attracted q
good deal of attention from pedestrians.
Just ~ he started dOWu the ap-
proach ut the west end OF the
bridge one OF the bottles sue
ceedtd in getting away from him and fell
TO the sidewalk, being dashed to trag-
ments. The look Of anguish which came
into the fellows face as he contemplated
the wreck and the loss OF the liquor would
have melted a heart OF stone lie clutched
his remaining bottle with both hands aud
stood contemplating where the bottle tell
for 4 moment or two with tears III his eyes,
and then turning sadly away he resumed
his pilgrimage toward the Buckeye State
with the air Of 4 man who felt that lite
was no longer worth living.
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\ CARD.
MIR. John B~iedenbach Make, a Statement

MIR. John BIedenbach Makes a Statement.
To tie Editor Of The Register.
SlR:-Iu the dailics of the 18th inst. 1
notice q full account Of the transactions of
the all-day meeting held by the CHI umpions
of prohibition. | further observed that 10
the afternoon session Mr.. G. ". Atkinson
vacated the chair, rs chairman pro tenn,
and Captain John Mcclure WAS made per-
maneut president, which is nothing re-
marksblr Of a gentleman of his standing;
but on Market street there is a hotel the
largest in the city, in which, 10 the right
of the main entrance, is 1 rice sample
room" Part of the proceeds OF same 90 to
Capt John Mcclure. 2x2-i.
JOHN BIEDENBACH,
Silnnnist
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s~p,r-uuS desiring ThE REGIS
TER ~rrNcaat theIr homes can secure
It By postal card, request. Or
through telephone. where delivery
- irrraular. please make immediate
complaint ~ IA Office.
gpcciaI Bar.niu~ ia Fur Heavier
Oyprcoytiu@s and Heavy Weight suit
tngs mnEs MP ia HrSt-rlHsS style. Nuf-
6ors. Gloves md iIeRy, IndrrN ear at
cost
;usr received. another iuNoic of
c,1rbr,tpd EuIt Jackets and our
5uC. white shirt.
4. HESS a SONS,
Is2l and l32S Warl"t N'r""i'
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SEE n resume Of the happmo0g, IN Socioig'>
7rhirl, IN tO-mOrrow's SiNDil REGIS
TER.
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Labor aers is an interesting feature Of HI
SUNDAY REGISTER.
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Brentlinger's Drug store

Tn, SUNDAY REGISTER Is alravs
futsy,stuuy. BUV q copy.
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The Verdict UnanImous-

AUths t,tgraphtc and local ncrs Of The ddy
are published in the SUNDAY REGISTER,