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ROCKWELL SETTLES 1T.
He Says Mrs. Harrison VIII Keep Blaine
Out ef the Cabinet.

He Says Mrs. Harrison VIII Keep Blaine
Out ef the Cabinet.
NEW YORK, January 1.-THE Herald
to-day publishes the following special from
ST. Paul, MINI:
Colonel Rockwell, Quartermaster Of the
Department of Dakota, who WAS Lord
High Chamberlain of the Garfield admiais
tration, says that Blaine will certainly moi
get place in the Harrison Cabinet.
81 know precisely, what l am talking
about" said the Colonel. 'There are a
couple of vomen in the case, and they are
no less distinguished women than Mrs.
Blaine and Mrs. Harrison. When Blaine
was Secretary of State l wes present at q
reception given by Mrs. Blaine, at which
the latter snubbed Mrs. Harrison, and
this settles it. Harrison will, no doubt
offer Blaine a foreign mission, but Mrs
Hsrrison will see that he is rot in the
Cabinet
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New Bills.

WASHINGTON, January 14.-In the
House, under the call of States, the fol-
lowing bills were introduced and referred
By Mr.. Blount, of Georgia-TO punish
the buying and selling of vetes.
By Mr.. Plumb, of IilinO!s-To refund
the interest bearirg debt of the United
States.
By Mr.. Bland, of Misscuri-FOr the free
coinage of silver.
BY Mr.. Farquhar, of New York-Tc
prevent danger to ocean, lake or river nav
igatiOn by RATS or logs
Mr.. Cowles, Of New York, introduced
bill containing the internal revenue feat
ure of the Mills bill and moved its refer
ence to the Committee on Appropriations
Agreed to, ayes 1919, nays 81.
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40 ORGANIZATION.
The Republican Fnbusters Suu Refuse TO
urgnnife- scott's Pledge.

Organize soott's Pledge.
Sra r,qula Hs R,aer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, January "a -
The Republican Senators wasted another
aay m useless dibus.eriug to-day.
b-prsdictei in the REGlsrER, they
were unable TO agree upon a csudidate for
President Who .ood any chance Of being
elected ald so kept up the hypocritical
p'st.n.e q. voting .or Minear.
The Senate iemet at 2.30 p. m., and after
theusaal vuare business, the torty-sixth
bl-o' Foo p,eii.l. was taken. Itr5snl,ei
s al p'svoas ones bad except that the
s,'''euag'o,e was hrger Carr received
nHsFo.e and 1linsar seyen.
a. Communication from The House was
then announced, and Hon. W f. Lively
Cnrunoiths committee appointed for
nAi Papos addressed the chair, stating
il'' al ae returns Of the election, iuclud
.-s .ae NAnaTta county returns, were in
'he haalsoAs SEEKER
7'aa.or oE.eg asssi TO irt,oiuce a reso-
''a'a ea.vet 20 tls election Of a Presi-
''a' lai after considerable wranglipg it
''' a'c9rsi 10 order The resolution
Wis 'eia By .te Clerk. It Sc. forth that
'-'., were seven cndidatss for President
.-7 9el',e on the Republican side Of the
"ol'' and ,-a. che business Of the people
S delayed ou this sccount It was
proposed that the Senate elect
" Presidents and the Republican eau
ll indicate the seven men and the
-'' " Wceaaey serve. The resolution
considerable laughter bat was
s..,i Do by senator Maxwell.
>.',. moved TO 'journ uutil to-
am. Tae motion was de-
we've several other dhatory mo
vote ior President was thea
, Senator Oyley explained his vote
r- s,...- ',.'..- -'y ars4igued the Republicans
-yias The work cs the Senate ard
90 iorm an organization.
h. 'pH,a. s-aur that he would give
'o1A- pledge that he would 90 al lu
,' and IN e-ec-ing President to-
ana 'o'''1 oaliotIesultsd in no election,
n~,- ~ --'''1a the Senate adjourned until
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The Wood County Grand Jury.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, January Al send you
a correct copy of the jury list of the United
States grand jury. Nothing of importance
has transpired as yet and no indictments
have been returned. Many witnesses are
being summoned.
Following is list of the grand jurors;
w. NJ. Welsh, foreman, Mineral; W. B.
Conway. Marion; F. NJ. Chalfant, Lewis
K. H. Browse, Peasants; J. N. Leach,
Monroe; J. /. Armstrong. Jackson; Wei
liDgton Eastman, Mason; Robert Saunders,
Monroe, J. B. Lemon, Richie; G. j. Stea-
ley, Harrison; VIM. Kinkaid, Marshall; j.
B. Duffy. Nicholas; Jas. II. Couch, Jr.,
Mason; II. N. WOrden, Tucker; Alfred
Moore, Rosne; f. H. RAIDER, Jackson; Geo.
w. TaVgert, Wood; r. B. Taylor, Wood.
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THE WORK SUITED HIM.
The Man Who Tried to Implicate Parnen
In the Phnnix Park Murders.


CHICAGO, January 14.-Mr. George
Harvey, of the firm of George Harvey &
Co., of this city, in whose Office the Eng
lish detective victimized by the Buffalo
man made his headquarters while here,
says that Kirby came from Montreal.
His mail Was addressed in care of the
firm named, he calling for it every two or
three days. He also wrote his letters at the
office. lie remained in Chicago about three
weeks, and about the last of November he
sailed for England, Where be is now.
Kirby has had an adventurous history,
and while in Mr.. Hsryey's opinion he is
not in the regular employ of Scotland
Yard, is Just the man to be engogtd in
work of that sort. Kirby's family now
live in Ravenswood James Kirby, we'll
known on the Board of Trade, is his
brother.
Mr. Harvey gave the following account
OF Kirby's actions in Chicago, with such
bits of his history rs would indicate that
he has been under special employment by
the London Times in gathering evidence
against Parnell: at was juft after the
publication Of the Murchison letter that
Mr.. Kirby presented himself at our
Office, No. 179 La Sale street,
aud asked to be allowed to
write and receive his letters there during
short stay in ChicSgo. had known
him in Niagara, Canada, and complied.
lie said he was in Chicago on business
connected with some Western mines and
would leave for England to interest some
capitalists as soon as he could get things
in shape. Some times two or three days
would pass without his comirg to the
office. But when he did come he was
busy, as letters and kilograms to him weIe
numerous.
Kirby is Just the man 10 be in thing
of this kind. Although of one Of the bss.
families of Niagara, Canada, and possessing
an excellent education, l have heard that
he was spy during the civil war. On
which side he served do not know. He
has held good, positions in Canada, but for
two or three years he has not, so under
stood, been doing any thing"
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The Cnlnmhna Tenn.

COLUMBUS, January 14-Mansger Buck
enbergar, of the Columbus Association
club, has completed the work of signing
men for the season of 1889, and the follow
ing are now under contract:
Pitchers, Al Mays, John Weyhlog
Philip Lawlesa, Henry Gastright, Wide
ner; catchers, Peoples, O'C. Conner, Sen
eel; first base, Orr; second base, johnson
shoristop, Kappel; left field. Daley; cen
t.r fiald. McTamany: right field. Mar.
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the Kanawba county returns to the
/ legislature Lad bsen dismissed and
be herewith presented these returns
10 the Speaker. A committee Of three,
consisting Of Messrs Lively, of Lewis,
Hsrr. Of Marion, and Moore, Of Harrison,
were appointed TO wait on the Ssnste and
inform 10 that the returns OF the election
were an in the hands of the Speaker. The
House then, GA motion, adjourned until IL
O'clock Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15

The Supreme Court of Appeals, sitting
at Charleston, on last Friday transacted
the following business:
Smith V. Turley, from Cabali county,
was submitted.
Rece administrator Y. n. n. & NJ. V.
Co, from CabelI county, was submitted.
Biggs v. City of Huntington, from Cabell
county, was submitted.
J. F. Gibbons, A. G. Dayidsoa and
Walter Pendleton were admitted to prac-
tice.
Hon. A. c. Snyder was designated as Pres
ident of the Supreme Court of Appeals until
further order.
Fleming V. Guthrie, Judge, &c, or pc
tition for prohibition; the answer OF the
respondents were filed and motion to
ouash the preceding was made. Upon
this motion arguments were heard and me
care continued until Saturday morning Tor
further hearing.
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rhssplans Stranded

special Telegram % he Register.
PARKERsBURG, January 1.-THE Rose
Liste Dramatic Company, after a weeks
engagement here, is now stranded IN this
city with their property attached. Mrs
Paige. Of Philadelphia, is making every
effort 10 get to PittsbuTg, where she Is Is
sure Of an engagement. The Mayor and
other citizens have come to her aid. The
company started in Baffalo nine weeks
agO.
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Settles = Point of Law.

WASHINGTON, January 14.-Commis-
sioner Coleman has bean informed that in
the suit brought at his request by the
Attorney General sgainst Magnus Swensen
for the cancellation of patent for a
method for the manufacture OF sugar from
sorghum cane, the demurrer of Swensen
has been oyerruled and the case set for
trial.
The Commissioner thinks that this &C
tion settled the point of law as to the right
of the Government TO bring sult for can
collation. of patents in cases where en-
ployes make discoveries while employed
by the Government.
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Another Outrage

DuBLIN, January IA dispatch from
Waterford says that fourteen persons who
were sentenced 10 a months imprisonment
for participating in Manchester Martyrs
demonstration there, were taken TO prison
to-day. They were escorted to jail by
many policemen, a crowd with band OF
music following them. The police charged
upon the crowd, using their clubs, and
quite conflict ensued. Several persons
were badly rjuTed.
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The WILEY Horror.

PITTsBURG, PA, January 14.-At the
Cororer's investigation of the Wiley dis
sster to-day, the evidence adduced showed
that the building had been constructed
with good material, and that the storm
alone wss responsible fJr the fall OF the
structure. The investigation will proba-
bly be concluded tomorrow. The injured
are all improving rapidly, and no more
deaths are Anticipated.
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Ths Fool and tho Gun.

Special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, January 1.-two
young men named FarnswOrth and Wen
dell at Marietta, last night, were playing
with revolver, when Wendell said to
Farnsworth, ''If you were going to shoot
me, how would you do it?"
This way" sid FarnswOrth, and
suiting the ac.ion TO the word, he levelled
his revolver, took aim, fred, and Wendell
fell dead
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Al Hnna GIvan lin.

PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-All hope
for the safety of the Austrian chip, the
Lord Warden, now out 1Os days, enrOute
from Monteveido to Philadelphia, has been
given up, and there is TO longer any doubt
but that she has gone to the bottom. Her
crew consisted of eighteen souls, all from
near Trieste. Austria.
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A Celebrated Case Settled.
cial Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram TO The Register
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, January IA
A telegram has been received here inform
ing the Clerk that the Supreme Court of
the United States had affirmed Judge
Jackson's decision in the case of F. B. L
Mayhew & Co. VS.. The W. Va. Oil and
Oil Land Co., upon appeal by the Hon. j.
\. Camden. This is a case that has been
before the courts of this State, as well as
all of the U. S. Courts through which it
could pass, and it is finally disposed of as
ahova
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The Courts Are Open.

PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-President
CorbiD, of the Reading Railroad, has ca
bled a laconic message to Europe to the
dissatisfied holders OF the preferred bonds.
They had told him that they would be-
gin legal proceedings unless they were
paid y per cent in February, the same as
paid on the first and seconds, instead o.
the % per cent. allotted to them.
Mr.. Corbin's cablegrsm reads; "The
State Courts of Pennsylvania are open
every day of the year. Their establish
ment has been for the adjustment of just
such wrongs or rights as yOu claim &c
have. You know your redress, and if You
have any complaint, l advise you to make
II ~
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Mrs. Friend and Howard Located.

DETROIT, January 14.-Mrs. Friend
and W. E. Howard of Electric Sugar fame,
were located at the Crawford House,
Windsor, this afternoon by reporter oi
tte Free Press. All efforts TO gee or con
verse with them were futile IL Is under
stoad that President Cot'erill IS on Pill
grimsge to the same place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
Randal,s Plan Adopted.

WASHINGTON, January 14.-In the
Houfe Immediately after the reading Of
this Journal, Mr.. Randall, from the Com
mittee on Rules, reported a resolution re-
scinding the rules requiring daily ad-
iournment at o'clock, which, after a
warm debate, WAS adopted-155 to So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
THE DENT CASE.

The Decision of the West Virginia SUI
preme Court Upheld by the Federal su'
preme Court.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-The Su-
preme Court rendered an opinion in the
case of Frank NJ. Dent, plaintiff in error,
vs. the State of West Virginia, in
error, to the Supreme Court of Ap-
peals. Dent was convicted Of unlaw-
fully engaging IN the practice OF
medicine without n diploma in violation
of a statute Of the State. Dsnt appealed
the case to the State Court of Appeals, rs.
serting that the act wss unconstitutional
in as much as it deprived him of liberty
aud property without due process OF law
contrary to the fourteenth amendment TO
the constitution. The Court of Appeals
gave judgement against Dant and this
cour. aflirms that decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
Who the Chairman?

CHICAGO January IA local paper
says: 1.-THE question as to who are to be
the Chairman and two Vice Chsirmen OF
the new Interstate Commerce Railway
Association is being freely discussed in
railroad circles here. 1t is believed that
the majority of the western managers have
fixed upon Mr.. C. Q. Wheel.r, late As
sistsnt General Manager of the Chicago
and Northwestern road and a few years
sgo General Manager of the AtchlsoD,
Topeka and Santa Fe system, for Chair
man
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A SLICK DODGE.
How the Hatfields Put Two Detectives,
Who Were After Them, in jail.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January A.
Word reaches here tonight that Bad Anse
and Cap. Hatfield and number of their
friends, who have become so notorious as
participants in the Hatfield Mccoy VEN
delta, laid trap for the detectives who
are after them, and last Friday captured
Dan Cunningham, Evans and another de-
tective, all of the Eureka force, of this city.
From what can be learned, the Hat6elds
put out spy and coaxed the detectives to
certain point in the mountains near their
home in Logon county, and when the de-
tectiyes came aloug compelled them to
surrender. The Hatfelds had procured
peace warrants, and arrested the detect
ives and took them TO Logan Court House
where they are low jailed awaiting bonds
for their release. They will be compelled
to give bonds 10 keep the peacs.
This explains why the Hstfields were in
Logan Court House two weeks ago to make
terms Of peace.
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NArr1,E,s HqHWAY.
D.,nu q, Roats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.

/ OnlOs
The nsrks on the landing last evening
;rd;csted 10 feet inches and falling.
The Ben Hur left for Psrkersburg at
noon ,,,
command and n. +. Noll IN the once,
syrived At 10 o'clock yesterday morning
and will leave this afternoon at 3 o'clock
for Cincinnati.
The marks from above, yesterday, were
as follows: Morgantown 5 feet inches
and falling; weather snowy. BrownsViiie'
6 feet inches and falling; weather cloudy
Z cs's Landing feet ; inches and ialiingi
weather snowy. Lock No. 1, 9 feet men
and falling; weather raining. Greensboro
70 feet . inches and falling; weather sno"y-
Parker, 3 feet inches and falling; ~eaIn- n
or clear and mild. Oil City, 3ieet ! inon-
es and falling; weather cloudy
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Gas Excitement.

MINIATURES, WIS, January LINE
excitement caused by the discovery Of nat
ural gas near Oak crsek, ten miles south OF
tins ei,y, has been intensified by report
that the we'll vent was lighted the oibeT
evening srd prOduced a flame nearly 81
/ feet in height.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
rhs Question of Indemnity Settled

NEW YORK, January IA Port An
Prince, Hayti, special says the question OF
indemnity for the seizure of the Haytien
Republic las been settled. The amount
agreed upon is $4,000. OF this amount
$50, ,OOO was to-day paid to the owners OF
the steamer and the balance will be paid
in equal instnllments March 1st and June
-
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A NEAT ROW.
The Senatorial Buzzards Fighting over
tho Spolls.
c,,.t,f 7,frfr1ra % tle RegiScr.

The Senatorial Buzzards Fighting over
tho Spolls.
S8seirl 1feoram % ne RsQiSc.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January IA
There is q chance for a neat family row
among TIE Republicans in the Senste, over
the nomination for Clerk. 1t will be re-
membered that in the deal for minor Of
iices. T.. 81. Wade, of BIaxtoD, was de-
feated by Geo. J. Walker, Of jackson, fOT
this nomination. Wade confidently count
ed on the support of Carr and Minear, but
neither Carr ror MiEear went into the
nominating caucus. The quarrel has
leaked out. Wade bears his de-
feat by TO means easily, and
tonight it is rumored that if an organiza-
ton of the Senate is formed tomorrow, be
viii be put In nominstion by either Carr or
Minear agairst the caucus nominee. II the
work of slate breaking is thus started, the
Democrats will take it mp, and their
twelve votes, with the help of Carr snd
Minear will elect.
This is the rumOr. It is given for what
it is worth. Certain it Is that some OF
Wades friends encourage it, and are work
ing Tor lust such a result
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Tha Reading Horror.

READING, PA, January 14.-Six more
Of the victims of the cyclone were buried
to day. The estimate is made to-day that
the loss to property caused by the tornado
in this city is about $50, 600. There has
been no more deaths among the one hun
dred injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
Constable. Ioin the Lenrno.

LONDON, January 1.-Two sergeants
belonging to the Royal Irish Constabulary
have been elected members of the National
League at Mitchellstown. They say that
their action in joining the League is pro-
test against the employment Of the military
in evctiDg tenants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
Nominations.

WASHINGTON, January 14.-The Pres:-
pent to-day sent the following nominations
TO the Senate: VIM. B. Webb, of the Dis
trict of Columbia, to be a commissioner of
District of Columbia; Thcs. @. Anderson,
of Iowa. to be Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the Territory OF Utah.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
The Wool Schedule.

WASHINGTON, January 14.-It is now
said that the wool schedule in the Senate
Tariff bill will probably be amended so as
10 provide fer clearer and more definite
distinction between the several classes Of
wool, SO as TO prevent the importation Of
any grade without paying the duty which
rightly attaches to it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15

A1LEGAN, MICH, January l4.-P. o.
Littleiobn died here yesterday, aged 70.
He was the contractor who built the B. *
n road over the mountains, and was a
brother of Bishop Littlejohn, OF the Brook
lyn diocese.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
Another French Duel.

PARIS, January IA duel was fought
to-day between Henry Rochefort, editor OF
La htrdnsingent and NJ L'Issargary,
editor of La RdtaiHe The weapons used
were swords Both combatants were
wounded. NJ. L'Issargary's wounds are
dangerous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
old Residents Dead. .

Special Telegram to the Register.
PARRERsBURG, January 14.-Abrsm
Penny bscker and james H. Nsipsr, aged
respectively eighty and seventy five years,
both Of this county and old residents, died
Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
The Governors Reception and Ball


specisl Telegram 20 the Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January IA
The inyitstions are ont for the reception
and bail rendered the Legislature by the
citizens Of Charleston, on Thursday even
inc the 18th inst, at the State House,
The recsp ion to the Governor will take
plsce in the S nate chamber, from ; to IL
O'clock. a1d the ball will be opened in
tbs armory OF the Governors Guard, i'm
medistely afterwards. The invitation
committee is composed Of Msssrs. d. Q.
.Gsliahlr. Clarence Moore, J. f. Dana and
General X J.. Wood. Messrs. +. l..
B-cys. Fred S,aunton and Gam Lewis are
t,r retreshment committee. Messrs. NJ. .
Bcoks. E W. Knight, A Deveresux, Jr.,
I and Harry Msyty the music committee,
while Captain @. Q. Rand, Lieutenants
Boone. Iuu and Peyton, and Messrs.
Moore. Sauuton and d. W. Patterson,
I .Tr.. win have charge of the floor. The in
yi,aious issue q are very attractive, and
I there is every pgomise Of q very successful
social event
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The Pope,s Gifts n Irish Churohes

ROME, January 1.-THE gifts recently
presented by the Pope TO the Irish churches
are valued at S5OOOO. Among the gifts is
the stole which was worn by the Pope on
the occasion OF the services in celebration Of
his iubiIee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
wIn Relurn wIth Jaokson.

LONDON, January 14-Moyle writes
that he will shortly return to E'gland
with the coloiei pugilist Jackson, whom
he IL prepared to back against Jem smith.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The condition cf the King Of Holland IL
not improved. The Cabinet yesterday dis
cusssd the question of a provisional regen-
cy.
A bulletin issued late last night says
tha, the king is unable to partake OF food.
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Tho East Liverpool Club.

EAST LIVERPOOL, January 14.-Ther'
has not been much done in regard to tb'
forming OF an Ohio State Base Ball Clut
in this city and Steubenville this week, bu'
the players of last years Crockeries Of tbi'
plsce who are on committee to assist II
forming the stock company, claim that the
club will be certainty, and that they are
holding cfr for q meeting which viii
be held in a short time for the purpose oI
getting the men who intend to take stock
in the club together, 80 that they can make
arrangements.
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Winter at Last.

ST. PAUL, MINI, January IA heavy
snow storm is prevailing in Southern Da-
kota. but there is no wind blowing. At
midnight light snow began to fall here
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Personal.

.1UCTl- Ie-eE-lm 20 llt hesIsItI'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January H.
Col W. W. Arustt and Dr.. T. o. Edwards
and wife, al of Wheeling, ere quartered a.
the Rutiuer. They arrived this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15

Every factory and workshop in the land
should keep on hand Salvation Oil. DC
The most reliable family medicine for
coughs and colds is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.