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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

kindred subjects, among other things
saying Mr.. PendletOn, he had under
stood. had come down TO say a word IN
favor of the straight Democratic county
ticket. When he closed. he was pre-
Miss Daisy Richardson.
MR.. PHNDLEroN's REPLY.
Mr.. Pendlcton, on opening, said he
had not come to New Martinsville in
the interest Of any local ticket. He was
there in the interest Of the entire Dem
ocratic cause. He then replied to Mr..
Hubbard's talk about the contest two
years az, and said he had hoped TO
have made that question the lead
ing issue OF the campaign, and
when he was nominated he
had flung out broad and general chal-
lenge to G.. w. Atkinson, but TO his
astonishment that gentleman had fled
the field before the fight begun. Mr..
Pendleton then took up and success
fully rcfutcd all of Mr.. Hubbard's argu-
ments. and in addition clinched his own
tariff propositions, which Mr.. Hubbard
had hardly noticed. In retaliation for
Mr.. Hubbard'S personalities, Mr.. PEN
dleton pulled Mr. Hubbard'S Greeley
and Tilden record on him, to the great
glee OF the audience.
In his closing ten minutes Mr.. Hub
bard said, among other things:
"Mr. PendletOn is eccentric when he
saws | voted for Horace Greeley, the
noblest protectionist OF them all, but
who was forced to lead the Democratic
party in its necessity, and when he also
knows | voted that year for that good
Republican, Charles +. Scott, for Con-
gress."
Mr.. Hubbard, who had read one or two
extracts from the WetZel Democrat pre-
viously, again took up that paper and
intoduced new subject into the de-
bate. in violation of the agreement. MIR.
Pendleton had said the average wages
of PENNSYLVANIA coal miners was 30
cents a day. and Mr.. Hubbard made the
strange assertion they were not 80 cents,
but -. 80 to $500 day.
In closing, in reply to MI Hubbard.
violation Of the agreement, Mr.. Pcndle-
ton said:
THE statement that at any time
apol0gized to Speaker Reed is an I'M
qualified falsehood, originated by the
correspondent of the HitclliJcncer who
passed himself off on Democrats As
friend and cousin of mine. All the other
papers have acknowledged the false
hood, but the IntcUigcncer has never
had the courage to do So"
This closed the debate. Mr.. Hub
bard came up to Wheeling last night,
but Mr.. Pendlcton remained at New
MartinSvlle, and this morning will 90
on horseback twenty-five miles to speak
at Piney Grove this afternoon.
There was a heavy snow storm aud
much rain at New Martinsyille last
night. and the Ohio river train was
an hour late at that place, ON account
OF an accident. The Wheeling and
Moundsyillc people nearly froze while
waiting at the depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
A Low Death Rate.

There has been a low death rate Tor
Wheeling this month. DR.. Garrison,
Health Onicer, reports only thirty-iiye
deaths up to date, four of which have
been due to typhoid fever. The en-
c0uraging falling off has been due in =
measure to the generally cold weather
which has prevailed, the river has been
higher and the rate of decomposition
lower. Speaking of other cities DR.,
Garrison said that in ffty-four
cities which he had compiled, in every
ono except Wheeling, PittSburg and
Jersey City the death rate from typhoid
fever tor the same length of time was
less than one in 1000 population. In
Wheeling IL was six in 1000, in Pitts
burg and Jersey City one and Onc-tenth
in 1000. In answer to the question as
to what the Doctor regarded as the
healthiest cities to live in, he replied
that he recalled only two places just
then, and those were Oakland, Cal, and
Scranton, Pa. Statistics show that
these two cities, for the year round, have
a very small death rate. Chicago, for
her size, has a smaller death rate than
any other city in the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATS.
A Well Attended and Enthusiastic Meet

The Washington district Democrats
held large and enthusiastic meeting
at their club room, Gl4 Main street. last
night. They have rented their present
quarters until after the January cleo
tion. The club room is always open, and
well supplied with stock Of campaign
literature. The meeting last night was
called to order by the President, Peter
Delaplain, with Secretary Rayl at his
post. The room was handsomely deco
rated, and the meeting was represent
athe ono,
The first speaker introduced was Col.
Robert White, who held the undivided
attention OF the audience for about an
hour in a mastery presentation OF the
issues of the campaign. Judge Jacobs
followed i'm a discussion OF the Force
bill and Mckinley bill, showing the in
justice Of those measures In manner
which carried conviction with it. At
the conclusion of Judge Jacobs ad-
dress, Col. w. w. Arnett made short
speech, which aroused considerable en-
thuSiaSm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
Minstrel Man Fined.

Charles Sturgess, advance agent Of
the Devils Mine" company, which
comes to the Grand this week, and
Albert Primrose. of Primrose Il Vests
minstrelS, have been in the city billing
and working up their attractions. On
Tuesday evening the "Dcyil'S Mine
agent says he heard that Mr.. Primrose
had been going around the city tearing
the Devils Mine" paper out of show
windows and spreading false reports.
The Devils Mine" man went to JUS
tice Ankles house about Il o'clock
Tuesday night, aroused the Justice and
swore out four warrants for Primrose,
charging him with treSpaSs. Primrose
was arrested and held in the sum OF 5000
for his appearance at 10 o'clock yeSter-
day morning. At the trial Primrose
confessed and was fined s. and costs in
each case, amounting to $40, which he
paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
Zane Street Mission Band.

The monthly meeting of the Zane
Street Mission Band was held at the
home of the Misses Nelson, on Eoii
street, Tuesday night. The object OF
this band is to furnish money to help
support the college for women at Luck
now. India. The Treasurer's report
showed that over $50 had been raised by
the band the past year. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Miss Matte Graham;
Vice Presidents, Misses Aggie Cline and
Maggie Dunning; Secretary, Miss Lib
bic Kinghorn; Corresponding Secretary,
Miss Alice Longbottom; Treasurer,
Miss Mary i. Redman; Committee on
Programme, Misses Aggic Cline, Jennie
Cowl aud jamie Dcloe. The next meet
ing Of the band will be held at the home
of Miss Bertha Rcdman, on Sixteenth
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
10 DEMOCRATS
Fore warned Is Forearmed.


Democrats are being appealed to daily
by some of the Republican candidates
for the Legislature and their hired
clacouers to give them a complimentary
vote on the ground that it makes no
difference who is elected, and at the
same time urging their own people TO
vote the Republican ticket straightffom
top to bottom. These people are guilty
of the grossest deception.
The coming session of the State Leg
stature will be the most important held
for wears. The new census requires a
redistricting of the State for Congress
men and State Senators. The Republic
can party of test oath and registration
infamy, whereby half the voters OF the
State were DISTINGUISHED, are making Il
desperate effort to capture the Legisra-
turc. II they get control OF it
all Democrats and independent
voters can rest assured that
Speaker REEDS significant words ut
tered at Pittsburg, to LET Us DO ouK
OWN REGISTRATION, OUR OWN
COUNTING. OUR CERTIFlCATION," -
will be enforced without delay, and that
the State will be so gerrymandered that
the Republican bosses will control and
elect u. $. Senators and Congressman
for the next ten years.
1t is for these reasons that Republi-
can candidates for the Legislature want
YOUR votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
NARROW ESCAPE.
4 Wagon Collides With Freight Train
Doing Considerable Damage.

Last night, about $50 o'clock, he H..
IL O. yard engine collidcd with wagon
at the Thirty-iifth street crossing, mash
ing the wagon and throwinga carotf the
track, badly disabling it. The wagon
was loaded with steel billetS for the
Standard Axle Works, and was driven
by John Robrecht. The driver did not
see the approaching train until
he had partly crossed the track.
The train was backing, with no head
light, and the rear car struck the wagon,
carrying IL along the track for dis
lance of thirty yards and breaking 1t
into splintcrS. The driver jumped of
aud escaped without injury. The
horses, which were released at the first
shock, started off al mad pace and
were caught near Hobbs glass house
by Ed. Nixon.
The rear car Of the train was thrown
off the track and the truck demolished.
All the north bound trains were delay
ed for about an hour, and force OF
men were put to work to clear the
track. Mr.. Robrecht'S escape was lit
tie short of miraculous.
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Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF In
diyiduals.


dividuals.
Edger p Straight, of Barracksville, is
in the city.
Miss Annie Weddell. of Toledo is the
guest Of Miss Nellie Montgomery, Of the
Island.
Messrs. John Lynch, Jas. O'Neil and
Edw. Daley, Of the South Side, spent Sun
day in Pttsburg.
Harry Cushman. in advance OF Jos. j.
Sullivan in the "Blackthorne, which
comes to the Grand the first three nights
OF next week, is in the city.
Rev c.. c. Hays, OF Bridgeport, will
lecture in tie First Presbyterian church,
Bellaire, one evening next week on
Camping in Palestine" for the Chalfant
mission band.
Miss Bena Rapp, daughter OF Mr. Max
Rapp, Of South Parkersburg. who has been
the'guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Hebrank
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox, left for
home this morning.
Messrs. Maurice Thomas. Waring Thorn
as and p. j. BOUCHER, of Oakland, Md,
passed through the city yesterday on their
way to Harrisyille, Ohio, to attend the
Mayors Lightner wedding last evening.
Ex-Governor f. w. Wilson is at the
Windsor He arrived in town yesterday
and was warmly greeted By large mum
Der Of friends MIR. Wilson reports the
Democratic prospects in the lower end OF
the State as very bright
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
A Freight Accident.

The Cannon Ball" train which leaves
here nj $40 in the morning, did not go
through here yesterday until 2:3O IN IN = =
afternoon. The delay was occasloned
by an accident on the trans-Ohio dlvis-
ion of the B. & O. at Lewis Mills, about
twenty-five miles from here. Inc axe
of loaded car attached to a freight
train in front of the Cannon Ball
train. broke, and as the affair oc-
Cured in a ''cut," the work of clearing
the tracks was difficult matter and oc-
cnnied several hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
MAKE IT a ROUsER.
Ex-Governor Wilson VIII Speak at the
Opera House Tonight.

r
Opera House Tonight.
EN- Governor +. W. Wilson will speak
at the Opera House this evening, and a
large crowd should turn out to hear
this distinguished speaker on the living
issues Of the hour. The Ex-Governor is
one Of the ablcSt speakers in the State,
and all who attend the meet
Ing this evening may rest assured
that they Will hear the great
questions Of the day fairly, honestly and
clearly dealt with. Mr.. Wilson is well
posted on the economic problems, and
none who attend can fail To be enter
tanned and instructed. IL will be one Of
the notable Democratic events of the
campaign, and everyone should turn
out and make the meeting a rouScr. Il
di>tinctiyely peoples meeting. The
probability is, that with the interest
that IS already excited over the meet
ing, that the Opera House will be
packed. Let every Democrat turn out
and give Mr.. Wilson and great welcome,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
ANU SENIENTS.


win commence d three nights engage
mcnt at the Grand this evening. This
company did great business ut the
Grand last season, and is q great deal
stronger now than last year. our citi-
zenS can rest assured Of seeing a fine
performance. The scenery is magnii-
centand many strong SpecialtieS are in
troduced during the progress of the
play. Those who desire seats should
secure them at once, as there is every
indication that the house will be
crowded to the doors tonight. Seats
can be had at Weir'S, qader the Me-
Lure House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
HAMLET on THE HALF SHELL.
The Mortal james Owen O'Conor Again
Fires or Sh akCspeare.

The Mortal james Owen O'Conor Again
Fires or Shakespeare.
The mortal James Owen O'ConOr again
donned his stage pants last night and
wrcstled with the melancholy Dane
until the audience began to wonder
whether it was best ito be or not to be. 4"
The play was inflicted on thrty-eight
people, all of whom so far as we could
learn, were able to be out this morning.
The exccrable production may be attri-
buted in part to two of the members OF
the company, who are understood to
have been picked up recently along the
rural districts, and who never heard Of
Mr.. Shakespeare until last Friday. Mr..
O'Conor. however. had another epiS-
tolary fit yesterday. The substance of
the letter seat to the REGISTER is a fol-
loUs.-
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rvyo Good Meetings Coming.

Tomorrow evening Col. Ben. Wilson,
than whom there is hardly another pol
itician in the State better posted in
national affairs, will address the Demo
ocrats of Richie district in the Eighth
ward. Mr.. Wilson, it will be remem-
bered. has had hand in national leglS-
lation and held many positions OF trust
and honor. and knows from his own
experience in the affairs of the country
the trne animuS of the present situa-
ton. Let every Democrat in Richie
district turn out and hear Col. Wilson.
On Saturday evening Col. Wilson will
sneak AT BenWOOd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
Arm Broken.

Yesterday morning between three ana
four o'clock, Charley. a thirteen-year-
old son of Louis Jenck, who resides on
McColloch street, below Thirtieth, was
the victim of painful accident at the
Standard Axle Works. AT the time
mentioned, he sat down beside the reams
er. where he works, to eat his lunch.
In some manner his sleeve caught In
the machinery, and his left arm was
drawn in. crushing and mangling it in
4 shocking manner. DR.. j. ii. Pipes
was called. aud dressed the wounds.
An effort will be made to save the limb,
but it is feared amputation Will be
necessary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
PAUL KAUvAE.

Concerning the great play of Paul
Eauyar," which appears at the Opera
House next Monday night, the ST.
Louis PoSi-DiSpGtcl says: "PaEl kau=
var" steele Mackaye's drama of the
French revolution, is plastered all over
with thrills and sensations. 1t IS a
thrilling play. 1t is classified merely
as a picturesque drama. giving vivid
pictures Of the Reign OF Terror. The
classification is thoroughly just and ac-
curate. II hlls tho maasaTt OF its pur-
pose to overlooking. The author has
caught the high, fine spirit Of romantic
heroism and the enthusiasm character
istic of the Gallo nature. and repro
daces then admirably. The play pull
safes wilL lhc feryor the passions.
sentiments. emotions and ambitions OF
the time. II glowS with intensity. one
cannot help Quiyering with aroused
sympathy for the actors.
Seats 60 on sale At Houses music
store .h,s morning.
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Richie Republicans.

The Richie district Republicans held
a small sized meeting at the school
house out Caldwell's run last night. A
member of the faithful from up
town with the assistance of lanterns,
went out to help make up a crowd.
The meeting was addressed by j. H..
Burtt and candidates Robertson and
MorningStar.
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INDUSTRIAL ITEMS,
Rumored Shut. Down in Benwood-Bnild-
ing Notes.

Ing Notes.
The new armory for the Lindsey In
stitute is nearly finished.
Part Of the Crescent mill is of on ac-
count Of All accident at the works.
Al. Fishers planning mill is finished
and in operation in the Eighth ward.
John Braddock is adding a second
story to his dwelling at the head Of
Thirty=eighth street:
Dr. Todd, of Benwood, will erect a
handsome modern residence on Jacob
street, in Speidel and Behren's addi-
ton.
Joseph Widener has built two-Story
frame Siorero0m and dwelling at the
corner OF Twenty-eighth and Jacob
streets.
The foundation is being laid for q
tve-ro0m, twO-story frame dwelling for
Charles Gegner on Water street, below
Thlrty-ninth.
A. c. Fisher is building for Thomas
Morris an eight-room, two-Story frame
dwelling on Jacob street. below Forty
seventh. Also a fve-room for William
Brown In Benwood.
1t was rumored yesterday that the
BenYood nail factory would suspend
operations to-day for an indefinite
period on account Of an oyer-supply Of
nails. The present run is one of the
best in the history of the mill
n pr-v Ohio yro,io.- Co.,. a 49,, 81,
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gUE NEWS CT Il, -
roii.. nn.e FRACTURED.

Tuesday evening about SIX cl I;
Nettic a four year old daughter OF VIM;
Jones, who resides on 1hirtf-sn,iu
street, fell from table 10 inc nIoi
alighting on her head and oTeahlhs nei
right collar bone. DR.. ). H. rlpes IT,
duced the fracture.
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OFF FOR UTAH.
GIenalvin aud Lytlo to Try Their Fortunes
in the West.

Glenalyin and I.ytlc, who were mem
berS OF the local Tri-State League the
past season, loft last night fer Ogden,
Utah. where they intend looking over
the ground preparatory to engaging In
the sporting goods business. Their
many friends here will watch their pro-
grc>s in the far West with great inter
est
1T is true that have signed to play
in Chicago the coming season, tilenal-
vim said, when approached by REGIS
TER reporter as To the report that he
was to retire from active baSe ball duty,
'but don't believe that | shall ever
play another game of ball as Il profess
sional. When ! came To Wheeling this
spring fully intended that this should
be my last season. and, although it has
been most successful one, success has
not shaken my determination parti-
Gle. 4 young man who has education
or knowledge of business had better
stand by il and not allow himself TO be
allured by the fabulous sums paid the
base ball star. \ good business yielding
a moderate income is far better than
the princely salary Of star of the first
magnitude in the National League. The
more salary a man draws as ball
player the greater the expense he is UNI
der, and The old addage of the rolling
stone is forcibly illustrated in the
wandering life Of the average ball
player"
"Will you remain in Utah permanent
ly2" asked the reporter.
"I.ytle and myself are going to Ogden
and will i'm all probability make that
place our future home, ! wish to thank
the newspapers, and especially the
REGISTER, for the time and space they
devoted to base ball the past season.
Without their assistance base ball would
have essentially been lost art in
Wheeling. Despite the fight on be-
tween the League and Brotherhood, the
season just ended proved one Of the
most successful in the history of the
Wheeling club
II you have made up your mind TO
buy Hoods SarSaparilla do not be in
dUced TO take any other. Hoods Sar-
Saparilla is a peculiar medicine, pos
SeSSing, by virtue Of its peculiar COM
bination, proportion and preparation,
curative power superior TO any article
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

Ir there is any truth iu the oil sdase,
goods ,rtlf loUGhtGrc hay s9l", SuIell
Goods ircli bought end lrtN dtNp''yeG aye
1rec parts sold y number OF our 'o .,''.
drureists are compelled TO bay oy tnS
rross 90 supply the great demand. anu s
f,eir Show windows are BOW Iu.i oi
..Pcd Cross OH. " for all pain.
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,,.,-.,,i,,s In 14Is Ladies and Gsote' C"id
,v,t.Iesat HI. HILLMAN 4 co.'s,
No. rs Eleventh street
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T-sr Ohio Valley Coffee ana ask yoNi
Grocer what 20 do with The wrapper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

n You want House. Board. Rooms o.
Help. insert = small lad !" the REV
ISTER.
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Don't fail TO attend the marx ~ -
Al Turner Hall. Friday E'eni"s' U''''''
3ist. 1890.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

Money saved by buying your >'ivsr-s'e
A. r. HiLLMAN X cos.
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Ds,,.t rail 10 attend the Mark Twain ban
,, r,rner nah. Friday Evening. october
3Ist, 1890.
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Don.t f,ii 10 attend the Marx T'sain Ball
AT Turner Hail. Friday Evening "'''h''
1lst. 1890.
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MARK TWAIN r..

ONO Valley Coffee equa.sap....
Association in saving you money
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Crosf.G cur. - Cur Ladies' Fine
French Kid $500 SHOES al % -. Every
3air warranted as represented, or money
refunded. Call and see them az
HASENAUER's SHOE HoUSE,
lO4S Main Street.
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Ecoxouizs by investing In Ohio Val
lev Coffee.
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YES" She murmurcj as she sazed
admiriugiy upou 10, "it fits toperiec'ion
and is % real work of art. That's the
advantage of dealing W.th Alexander ~
Go. Every shoe is gem iu its way.
they carry every width made and as
can 6t amy foot correctly
and YOU dou'tuave to pay ruinous prices
for b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

ROUGH on TOOTH ACHE. l5c. AtDruscisis
ROUGH on CORNS. Hard or Soft C9rns. i5c
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Ask Your Friends Abor,

Your distressing cough can b..
We know it because Kemp.s Bsi.,.-' -iied.
in the past few years has cured - '''' VIII
coughs and colds in this conr-,- +. many
remarkable sale has been Won er,...i' l's
its genuine merit Ask some frio.5 oy
has used II what he thinks m ~ "lo
Balsam. THERE'S no medicine so mn ,'...p. BIS
so effective. Large bottles Soc ar9 I. I'le
all druggists anu 81 q,
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MARK TWAIN BALL.

L 5 Glor sells DE- aoods DC choapest.
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CBUY Ohio Valley Coffee and save the
picture Of the bridge.
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Don't fail to attend the Mark Tv,i,.,
at Turner Hall, Friday Evening. Co.,
3Ist, 1890. f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

ONO Valley Coffee costs no more than
Ordinary coffee.
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SOMETHING FOR NorWNG, Is whata
great many Americans want, ana they
are the class that support the oumousS
of the country. "SomcthiRgtW. q quar-
,cr" is what YOU get, = heF yQp BUY keu
Cross OF. and il is full value. TO.
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3lciu Aoucrtfssn,crto

nor RENT-A HALL 2)N6l f..,-t
l. opening FOR % Billiard Room D.
JAMES KELSEY, Washington .t-.,
Ferry. Ohio.
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iooO8-TabletS TO De given away with
shoes. Cail at HGSenaRer'S Shoe House.
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DRINK Ohio Valley Coffee and you will
grow fat
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kindred subjects, among other things
saying Mr. PendletOn, he had under
stood, had come down TO say word in
favor of the straight Democratic county
ticket. When he closed, he was pre-
sented with some handsome flowers by
Miss Daisy Richardson.