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Carneele,s Rsrret

LONDON, June 3d.-Andrew Carnegie eS-
presses regret on Rlaine's withdrawal FROM
the Presidential race. He thinks his per-
sonal preference and private reasons should
and patri otism. He does not believe Blaine
withdra.ws because the party is doomed to
defeat. nor owing to impaired. health.
Dom Pedro Imp roving.
MILAN, June 3d.-Ths Emperor of Brazil
is improving.
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PIEsSE's Pleasant 2tsreative Pellets, pos
sess powerful potency, pass palnlsssly, pro-
mote physical prospsrity
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Fiendish Work of Gang of Drunl
italian

Fiendish Work of Gang of Drunken
italian Laborers.
ICopyrght. 1888. by the California Associated Psess
NEW ROCHELLE IN. W, June 3d.-This
morning some Italian laborers had riot
among themselves and burned their cabin,
one hundred feet long, near the Harlem
River Junction. Before the fire was over
some one turned the switch andsput out
the light. An extra freight train running
ahead OF the Washington express was de-
rallied, and had tho express como, along at
its usual speed it1ould have hanged off
the embankment,- forty feet high.
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DR.. HUGHES, cured, says: "My own skill
being O practicing physician for over forty
years, and counsel from several Others of good
repute, failed to give any relief. / applied to
DR.. MacLennan, and received seven treatments
from him. and in truth must say was relieved
from all pain. had been afflicted for over two
years.. DR.. A. S. HUGHES,
Slaughter, King county, Wash Ter.
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OTHER PREFERENCES.

tariff talk, l wish TO construe the Presi-
dents message literally, and not as some
would force US to believe"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-04
A "DRY" SUNDAY.
NO Saloons Open and n Steady Run on
the California Goods

-'O S'>@oo'C OPVhT anu a ctcdoy on
the California Goods"
ST. LOUIS, June 3i.-The Pacific Coast
headquarters was the Mecca of all Demo-
cratic pilgrims this morning when the dele
gates awoke at a late hour, thirsting for the
waters that soothe the palate after social
evening. The city, as a hospitable haven
for strangers. was threatened with the
loss of its hard-earned reputation.
This was the third dry Sunday when
the saloons, hotels and restaurants had to
refuse orders for liquid refreshments, and
the law was strictly enforced Shortly
after midnight the bibulous were warned
by notices posted in prominent barrooms
that no liquors would be served to-day. and
that il would be wise forethought to lay in
stock of wet goods. This caution was
neglected, hence the despair of the visitors,
who sighed
JUST FOR AH "EYE-oPENER"
To brace them up for dull day. They
were disappointed. for this evening every
delegate is worn out with the round of
pleasure that had been prepared.
The day's programe was initiated by del
egations focking to the parlor, which had
been royalty stocked with products of the
Pacific Coast. The Ca,ifornians were at
home to all their friends, and kept open
house, dispensing exhilarating fluids with
a generosity that touched the hearts of those
whose lives were saved by their wise pro-
vision
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Freasrick's Best Day.

tcopwieat, 1888. blythe California associated PressI
BERLIN, June 3d.-This, has been the
Emperor's best day for nearly week.
With,the Empress he droze to make visit
to the Crown Princess as the Marble Palace
where they staid an haur The Emperor
iatends to spend the months of July and
August at Hamburg
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hIEXICO.

Il Norkin s1sen's Demonstration in Favor
of Presidens,Dfaz.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 3d.-A monster
demonstration was held here to-day in ia
vor OF the reelection of President Diaz &.
Twenty thousand workingmen marched
through the principal streets, and called
upon the President at the national palace
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cLEvELANp's rrnus AcHArEs.

Congressman Scott will doubtless be
elected Chairman of the National Commit
tee, and have personal charge of the CAM
paign. To an Associated Press reporter
Scott said tonight:
Nothing has been settled as to the plat
form, or as to Chairman of the Committee
on Resolutions
When questioned as to the movement
for Thurman and the Vice Presidency
Scott said the sentiment in favor of the
Ohioan seemed to be steadily gaining
ground. But" he added, ali this NAV
be changed later. There are not egoueb
delegates here to enable one to prs0ict anv.
thing, and all present cslculatiog:s NAV be-
upset aud to-day's indications changed
AFRAID OF THE MIIas BILL.
Strong opposition 10 iae Endorsement O
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HOME AFFAIRS.
HAS ANOTHER SLIGHT
RELAPSE.
Serious Accident to a Circus Train
"A Riot Among Italians-A
Double Tragedy.
THE GENERAL OF THE ARMY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-gr1os.J
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DR.. ]. wILHURST. NJ. DIN. RES. now at
Abbotssford House, says: Ny hearing Is COM
pletely restored by DR.. MacLennan's manipula-
ton alone"
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Slaughter, King county, Wash Ter.
PORTLAND for.1. August %. 1887

m y - .4nI'D yxJI ,AuEusL11, 100.
DR.. "A. Y. BOYCE, of Toledo, W. T., testifes
under the above date: This is to certify that
was quite deaf. called on Dr. MacLennan, and
in three applications he cured me. I recon-
mend the doctor as believe he is doing much
good.' DIR. A. Y. ROYCE, Toledo, w. Z.
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THE PLATFORM.
The Leaders Sorely Puzzled About the
Proper Tariff Plank,

TTOpbT Iar1u FJank.
ST. LOUIS, June 3d.-Secretary Prince.
Senator German and others are said TO
have joined in a scheme to have the tariff
platform of 1884 reaffirmed, without any
stronger Endorsement of tariff reform, and
without any mention of the Presidents
message. This programme does not please
Morrison, Scott, Watterson and the Demo
Gratis of the South and Southwest, and they
are likely to join forces in defeating Cor
man. They have as yet selected no candi-
date for Chairman against German, but
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NOT ALL SERENE.
THE DEMOCRATIC QUARREL OVER
yICE-PRESIDENT.
Hoesiers Who Want Gray-ColIips
and White-A Kick Against
the Irish-Etc.
ESPECIAL DnrArcHEs TO rHr RroonD.umos.,

lcopvigh. ,sSs, byte California Associated PJes,I
ST. LOUIS, June 3d.-There was never
seen at National Convention more pecu-
liar condition of affairs than exists in ST.
Louis to-day. 1t is spectacle of the lead
erS OF a party trying to prevent the nomina-
ton OF candidate for the Vice. Presidency
that they themselves started for the place.
Thdrman was suggested as an available
man by Eastern leaders for the purpose of
defeating the aspirations of such men as
Black, Morrison and Stevenson of Illinois.
Gray of Indiana, and Carlisle of Kentucky
The fact that the Michigan delegation will
present Dickinson's name 10 the Convention
and give him twenty votes indicates that
the Postmaster-General must have con-
templated advancement in National
politics when he entered the Cabinet
Thurman's nomination is by no means as
sured, but the movement in his behalf has
assumed such dimensions that his chances
tonight are far ahead of those of any
candidate.
At the hotels to-day dialogues of this
description could be heard on every hand:
Well. who will be nominated" p"
1t seems Thurman, sure"
What do you think of it?"
I'm afraid We are making mistake"
THE CALIFORNIA PROPHETS.
If Thurman is nominated he will owe
his success primarily TO the California and
Nevada delegates, as they have enthusias-
tically whooped up his candidacy. They
have said that he was 5000 votes stronger
on the Pacific coast than any Democrat
who could be chosen. With him as sec
ond on the ticket, they have represented,
there would be fair chance of CARRYING
California for the Democratic ticket next
November
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-04

REV. A. C; GILES, Mendocino, CAL says:
The effect which your treatmeat had on me is
truly wonderful. Altogether l feel like new
man."
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-04
DIR. MacLenlan Treats Successfully

Dr. HacLenlan Treats Successfully
All Broken Down Constitutions, Nervous and
General Debility, Weak Spines, Prolapsis, and
private nature, brought on either BY excess or
abuse, Diseased Liver, Kidneys stomach
Spleen, Heart Lungs Throat. Head Eyes and
Ears, Internal Ulcers, Loss of Voice, Weakness
of the Limbs Weak Back, Weak Ewes. Dysnen.
STA, Rheumatism, Asthma Bronchitis Catsrrh.
Deafness, Diabetes. Epilepsy, Consumption
Paralysis, Matured Tumors, Cancers and many
other Chronic and Painful Diseases too numer-
ous to be mentioned
Ra- OFFICE H0URS-9 to II mornings. 2 to 5
afternoons, and to s evenings. Office closed
on sundays. Don't forget the number AIS J
street, between Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento
Send for our paper, which gives full account of
cases cured and much valuable information.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-04
A NEW WORKERS PROPOSITION.

Edwin Cooper of New York suggested
this afternoon possible way out of the
dilemma, by calling the roll of individual
delegates in the Convention, and allow
each man to express his personal prefer
ences, without being bound by the unit
rule. This, however, is not likely to be
done, and by to morrow night the result of
the contest will probably be apparently
won.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-04

DIR. c. DAVIS, at Helena, CAL, says:
d After iour days treatment l was entirely re.
lieved. 1 have now a good appetite and feel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER'S WEAKLY has q well established
place as the leahing Illus raten newspaper in
America. The fairness of it! editorial comments
OH current politics has earned for 1t the respect
and confidence of all impartial readers, and the
variety and excellence of it, literary contents,
which include serial AID short stories by The
best aud most popular writer's, fit 1t for the peru
sal of people OF the wides, range OF tastes and
pursuits. supplements are frequently provided,
and no expense is spared to bring the highest
order of artistic ability to bear upon the illustra-
ton of the c~hangefulneSS OF home and foreign
history. Anew work of fiction from the pen OF
DEAN HOwELIs, and enc by Captain
CHARLES KING, will be among the leading fea.
tures of the WEEKLY for 1889.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
A DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCE.
FIRST Appearance OF Coquelin, the Fren'
Act0r, In Washll Eton.

Fist Appearance of CoquelIn, h French
Actor, In WASN'T gton.
WASHINGTON, November 2l.~-M. Ccque,
lin made his first appearance in this city
last night, at Albaugh's Grand Opera
House in "MsJoie Faitpsur" and Moliers's
"Lss Precieuses Ridicules," supported by
the company in which he was seen in New
York. His reception was very cordial.
The audience was q distinguished one,
Mrs. Cleveland, the wife of the President,
Secretary Whitney and Mrs. Whitney,
Senator Don Cameron and Mrs. CameIson,
Mrs. W. @. Eadicott, Jr., Judge John
Davis and others occupied boxes Secre'
tary Fairchlld and Mrs. Fairchild, Score
tary Eadicott and Mrs. Eadicott, Ssna-
tors Eimunds, Gibson and Eostis and q
large representation of people from the Ls'
CATION were among ths occupants of ssats
in the bouss.
N. Coquelin was repeatedly recalled
after the fall Of the curtain. The season
provided by Mr.. Abby and Mr.. Grau is &c
extend through tas week and include
seven performances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
A s,orraAy Of west virginia.

~The Geography OF W. Virginia" with notes on
early history, enlarg& and revised; by AZ.
Knote, wheeling. VIVA. Pree, MY Genus.
For sale by author, andmerchane throughout
the State.
Miss Knote's modest freface is the best
review ofthe value and Importance ofsueh
a work. SIT Ia plsced before tie public
that pupils in our scho%s may ind IN 1t
interesting facts cornectd with our rapid
ly improving State" tince 1871 knote's
Geography of West VEginis has been an
authorized text book u our public schools.
IL Is the only work Supporting to give an
accurate and comHkte description OF the
geographical pecukz riiiss of our State that
is brought withM the range Of younger
scholars. The Sor with Which it has been
received, am Hts now general use are Inc
best prceSso of its worth. ,
Iu19fe present edition many new n
x<fbabIe features have been added. The
historical po.es appended are OF especial
interest. In the simple form OF questions
and they present a complete
record of the NEST important events IN the
history of West Virginia, from the earliest
settlements up to the fall Of 1886. New
and curious information has been CLEANED
from all quarters and compiled in a com
prehensive manner. The whole makes up
q stock of historical references that will be
Of interest ard value to every West VIZ
giDian.
The list Of engraving, besides accursts
maps Of the State, melodies representation
of scenery, public buildings and cuts 61
prominent men. The work is faithfully
done and adds greatly to the interest OF the
book. -,
As a text book, Miss Knote's work will
prove indispensable TO teachers who once
use il. 1t contains all that is desirable ID
the elementary study Of geography, and
should be in every ~schOOlroom IN the Stale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

GENERAL GoEF is not In pressing need o. the
Governors seat, and the Republicans of West
Virginia can continue 10 get along without a
single stare office, until they take them all by q
m jority beyond iugSlery. -IMHt9 RcsT.
We are glad to know there will be 70
serious disappointment over the result. As
for GOFF, it is pretty certain that he will
not shed many tsars over the loss Of the
GovernOrship. 1t was the UnItId States
Ssnatorship that his eye was ''sot" on and
latterly sCibiuttpEi'ion West Yirgin;a's
~gubernst2rial chair is not big enough to
suit the Generals aspirations. If he makes
a contest it will be for the prestige of vic
tory and not for the nonOr Of being Gov
ernor of Yves! Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
GuIIlotIn Not tho Inventor of the GuIllotine
From Noes and Queries.

1t is certain that neither DR.. J. 7. Gull
lotiu, who did not die by the instrument
Of 6eIth called, or supposed to be called,
after him, ne DR.. ]. B. V. Guillotine,
who did Sd lose his head, noe n. Louis,
who had such credit as was due to the in
ysntioD, was the real inventor of the gull
'o.ine, though oua or other of them may
have recommended it, and perhsp3 per-
fectsd it. It was in use in Italy at least
900 yeArs before their time, IS is proved by
. manuscript Nsspolitau diary in my pos
session, of which the last entry is dated
149S. Ths book is foil of colored draw.
iugs Of professions, embassies, battles,
fleets and various historical evsnts. Among
the drawings are two Of the veritsble
guillotinss, standing in no need of beirg
further perfected, at the end of which a
condemned Ierson is kneeling in expecta-
ton OF the fall Of tie dsath-dsslipg steel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

The results Of thu recent election show
that, for the future, New Hampshire may
BE- considered . doubtful State. The Dem
Ccratl came nearer TO victory than in any
Presidential election since 1856. The
Democratic vote this year rose to 43, 444,
against 80, 1877 in 1884, and 81. 7S9 in 1856.
TIE percentage of the Republican plurality
was II 65 10 1860, aud at the lHte election
il decreased to 252. The vsgSiss Of
BLAIR and the record of CHANDLER are
sufficient to disgust any community to
which thOse lights of the Republican party
bslOog.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

THE Pittsburg DSDGth remarks that west
Virginia. h dreadfully in need of an honest
eoInt" This sort nf thing coming from all
quarters will drive this Democratic committee to
drink.-IHtHi0sRcer.
On tbs contrary it comes from only one
quarter aud that is the IH!euiqeHesr office.
Consequently, considering the source"
the Democratic COMMITTEES will deter
touching, tasting or handling till the time
of Goysrnor-slsct FLEouNG's inaugural
hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

Nzw YORK, November 2l.-A contest
has been instituted ovsr the will of mil
lionsi'e Christopher Meyer by his widow,
Ellie P. Meyer, on the ground of undue in
ausnce and eircumyention. The million
sire died July 81, and by his will the CO.
tire estate is given to the executors, John
G. Meyer, Msblon @. Martin and James
Desler, to held in trust. The estate is
worth SO, 900, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
Ridiculous On the Face Of 1t.
5hs E',orb

Brown 10 Dumley)-"I heat, Dumley,
thst yo1 refused 10 drink to the heslth Of
young Blivins the other evening" Dam.
ley (sympatheticallO-"Well, that is not
so, Brown. Do I look like q person who
would rtfuss to drink to tbs health of an
honest man ?" BIoSn-'No, you cont
look like q man who would refuse to drink
TO the health of any man"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

In another column will be found an in
terssting Washington dispatch purPorting
to contain the inside history Of the Presi-
dents famous message. II is said that
Mr.. MANTON MARBLE is the man who orig
iuatsd the message, but this is entirely i'm
probable. Il Is also said that Secretary
WHITNEY was the only member Of the
Cabinet who fortsaW the use the Rspublt-
cane, hungry for an issue, would make Of
the dccument. 1t is an interesting bit CT
grssi D, true or false.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

ACCORDING to the table Of returns pub
lishsd in the BuckbaanOu papers, not one
vote in Upshur county was cast for Mr.
CARsKADDON, Prohibition candidate for
Governor, while twenty-five, are reported
for FIsKE Can il be possible that the
Republican Commissioners of Upshur
tried the same dodge that was worked By
tie Republican Commissioner OF Preston
in 1886, wbel tn, Prohibition vote wss
coOlly thrown Ou'? GoFF pOllsd An snOr-
nous Vots 10 Upshur. We hcps it has net
absorbed Mr.. CARsKADDoN's vote. Prob
ably the Prohibition Executive Committee
bad better look into the matter. 1t will
be easy to find out whether or not any one
voted for Mr.. CARsKADDOS in Urshur
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

THOUGH every one, with the exception
of the exclusive readers of the H~teQigeaesr,
has seen the official returns from all buI
one or two c1uuties that alleged newspa-
per still persists in printing its false table
of msioIisies. The IateRigsaeer is 3 queer
publication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

THE me'hods of the London Times peo-
pie in Juggling all sorts OF prevalent evil
dercs iato the inquiry before the PARNELL
commission has worn out the patience,
not only Of the English public, but of Sir
JAMES HAMMER and his colleagues.
Even one Of the counsel for the prose-
cu'ion was compelled to admit that
the dragnet business was bsing oyerdone.
That Mr.. PABNELL and his a's'ciatss will
triumphantiy overthrow ''tas Thunderer"
and the schemes Of the government is
clearly fOrtshadowed. The demonstration
Of innocence is very costly work, however,
aud all who take an interest in the csus
Of Irish freedom sNoulI hasten to respond
to President F~ITzGERALD's appeal for aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

TIE great question sgitating the Re
publican mird is, What shall we do with
BLAINE? The party is ashamed Of
BLAINE and, having accepted his services
in the campaign, is ashamed Of the fact
that il is ashamed Of blm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

THE hteQigeneer st llinsists on printing
the lie that Gen. GoFF has not demanded
a recount. GoFF demanded q recount in
Braxton county, as the records will show,
and when there was a gain of one vote for
FLEMING he stopped the count.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
reemsr and o,Connor IN sooa Firm

WASHINGTON, November 21.-Teemer,
of McKeespOrt, and O'Conror. of Toron,o,
the carsmen, will row 9 three-mile race
with q turn on the Potomac here Saturday
fer one thousand dolns q side and the
championship of America. Both ara in
good condition ace q close race isexpected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
What Jersey wants,

Free rsw wool Is what New jersey q vote
dsmanded, and the Republicans viii baYe
to meet IL or forever dtsesrd tbs ida Of
winning JeEey's electoral Eo.e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
UNDRRrARJNG.
uEpIcIUFs.

FOR MEN ONLY. 80 Ct 800; e: !: s::::!;;:
vsor o a@evsseS%cst ssss.d y isss55 =
xEx6 OEDTuAx 90. 0uyYAIn ="
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

Angostura BItters are the best remedy
for removing indigestion and all diseases origin
ating from the digestive organs. Beware OF
counterfeits. Ask for the genuine article, manu-
featured by DR.. JIG. B. Siegert &sons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

STEVENSON Wednesday, November 81, 1855
at 2 o'e'ock p. N, Ms. CATHERINE 8. sIEyESs'
aged IS years.
Funeral from her late residence on Fourth
street, above Hanover. Martins Ferry, Ohio, ON
this friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Interment
st RiverYieW cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
PROPOSALS.

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WHEEnEs, w. Va, November D, DE
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For furnishing run Of mine, NiIed or Spio
- may Be ordered By the Ovenesr Of the fcSs.
e! hcrh Of wheeling Cnek, not ineladins'S'
Yor f~nrnishing run Of nine, Mixed or ru, coal
- may Be efdcf1d by the 0yeneer CT The y
tof eOuth o. wheeling Geek 1919,
For furniAhipg run Of mine. Mixed ff sB'aoS
:. nay b Srdefsd by the oyenar Of tns Nv
UNDERTAKING.
70! fumishins COINS common stainsoltnc
may - ordered By IN 0veneer Of the InhG
supeSfntendent Of iDirnaryi slso pres.
hepse, Be !. Busy. Barisl Robe,anc 1919
Doxn Bidden mDst specify rriee0 ,ssn
n~ougnrhoxesf or Iesous oTef snd unntf w
q ege.
HEDIcIHFs.
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wheeling Cetek. including lJsDd ans 49,
also fof ditkrtc:s lying South nj Wbeeiins t.rr,sS
DrnRGfas making bids mnat do buaipen "~
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At10f The shove bids 70 be for the tefmI
ulyeaf ff0m The date q signing OF coslIss IN
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

s1rpncca Is. IS and 80 cents. Reserved Ecats
on sale at Mcclure House Pharmacy. noi9