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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
An BpIsod. OF the chilian war.

The most interesting episode OF the
Gillian Civil War Is the passage OF the
Andesby General stephan with small
force Of eavalrymen in the heart OF the
southern winter.
This officer set out from topiapo on
the edge OF the nitrate district, several
weeks ago with 500 soldiers as guard
for 30 political prisoners who were IN
sympathy with the insurgent cause, says
the New York Tribune. Crossing the arid
waterless belt which separates the nitrate
provinces from central Chill the
Balmacedist force reached Nallenar
IN their march towards santiago. There
the soldiers revolted against the govern
ment and the prisoners became masters
of the situation. only sixty cavalry
men remained faithful to Stephan, and
he retreated with them toward San An
tonic and crossed the mountains by one
Of the northern unfrequented passes in
to Argentine territory. Balmaceda at
tempted 10 obtain permission for them
to 20 by railway TO Buenos Ayres and
to embark there for Valparaiso hut the
Argentine authorities insisted upon an
Immediate evacuation Of their ter
ritory by the most direct route,
The force WAS divided into four
squads Of Is men each, and was
compelled to cross the ordillera In June
without guides and with meagre supplies
of provisions. The details Of the hard
ships and horrors OF this retreat as
recounted by the Chilian press from the
most exciting chapter OF war singu-
larly devoid Of interesting incidents The
route chosen by this remnant OF one Of
Balmacedas northern garrisons was
the rspallats, the main highway be
tween the Argentine and Chill For six
months Of the year IL Ia a safe but
fatiguing mule ride Of 275 miles from
Mendoss to Los Andes but from April 10
October binding snowstorms are con
stantly met With, the track Is slippery
and the passage Of the summit between
the great peaks, Aeonesgua and Juneal,
Is extremely peIilous Stephan and his
soldiers set out In the worst month of
Che year, when travel is ordinarily sus-
pended and mail carriers go on foot at
long intervals. waiting at the mountain
possdss for clear weather at every stage
Of their Journey. They had horses with
them instead Of sure footed mules, and
started with provisions for four days,
They were overtaken with binding
storms on the third day while marching
from Los vsess. one OF the worst OF the
mountain inns, to the Cumbre or summit
The track was lost and horse after horse
sank In snowdrifts thirty feet deep and
wss abandoned.
Trsmpius on with frostbitten hands and
feet they plunged from one abyss into
another, and finally reached the wind
swept summit with its one stone hu,
huri.s deem In snow. the only place Of
.hai,.r in that cold and desolste spot,
where in the height of summer the trav-
su.r b.l,s only long enough to glance
=, tho t,xer;ny pe.k Of ,Iuncsl and to
Ia. his mule regain his breath. Stephan
.u., h,s disabled and famIsh,d men scat
,sr.a into several strayglinx bands. we're
,h.n sou.,h,,, loss than IA 600 feet
.n,.s IN. 80. With the three sharp peak,
a, .n,rc..,. a,,sctlv In the north II, oOG
Cos, shovs ,ham
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

gThese tvo sdjeesires by no means imply The
possession Of gre It Muscular stresEih. There ars
many men and worm Of ight build and In
ferior stature 70 whom the terms "hale and
h-srsy" . sc;ly apply. Their complexions az
ct ar, e5s bri ht and Uvacie us, q see tranauiI
sep elastic NOV mepts steady, sieep npdistnr6ed
a3Seeifes sound. TAese indfcia Of haleness and
heGtiness Hostett,rs Ssomscs Bittefs viii A.
50 edly bestow upon the feeble. the nervous and
til dyspettic. No tonic Of the century conpa1 es
with 1t In POPULAR ,, NO other rivals Il In efficacy
A perms nent invisofAfion means ais the pre-
vious reFuisstoa Of disc der b the systvm. Hos
letters Ston Ach it-ers must also be regarded u
csief asone regulator. IL con9uers And pr~ysn !
malaria and ra-amati,m, osercomes inactivity Il
the iiyer, bowels and kidreys, and promotes ths
acquisition OF eeah - well - yigR,
az6ledeed vfoirm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

A slim chance, you fancy. Well, read
and Judge for yourself. You have Catsfrh.
$500 10 tfftred for an incursble case Of
Catsrrh in the Head. by the propfietors Of
DR. Sage's Catarfh Remedy.
Symptoms Of Catafrh. Headache, OBJ
.truc,ion Of the nose, dischnges falling
into the throat, sometimes profuse, watery
aud acfid, At others. thick, tenacious,
mucous, purulent, bloody. purid and offen-
sive; eyes weak, ringing in the ears. deaf
ress; offensive breath; smell aud taste
impaired, and general debility. Only few
Of these symptoms likely to be present at
once. DR.. Ssges Remedy cures the worst
cases. Only so cents Sold BY druggists
everywhere. $500 or . cure. Either
would be acceptable. augl7d& wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
IRRIGATION PAYS,

Senator INGALLS,. Hon K. P. G. WILSON, Ex.
Gov. SILss WooDsoN. and many other prominent
men, AFTER investigation, have invested in the
shares of the
Uvslds Irri Cation NJ f'g 4 water Co.
which is now constructing an extensive syste n Of
canslt In UVALDE COUNTY, TENaS. Capital,
ol 900 900 90 divided into 5000 shares OF s
per cent PREFERREo cumulative stock, and 900
shares CoMs0N stock par 500.
prohts will be larg. and certain
The Company of rs 10 the pub ic 25o0 shares OF
the preferred stock at Ss5 per share. and 500
shares common stock at 500 per share.
WAhaIN6TON TRUST co of New York Z,
Registrar and Transfer Agent.
70 whose order all checks should be made
A biny-Page Prospeetus will be sent
free upon request bq the undersigned agents.
THE N. Y. BbND & INVESTMENT co :,
GILRsET ELLIOTT, President.
2O6 Broa away, Now York or
aus2IdkwImo 3I7 olive t., st. LOui is,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
MUNICIPAL. SECURITY COMPANY,
s l-2 PER CENT. BONDS,
Due January 1st, 1890

Due January 1st, 1890.
Espeoiall7 secured bv Municipal Evidences Of
Indebtedness, dsposited wit, the Trustee. The
tions exceeding by tea per cent. the par value OF
the bonds Issued by the Security Company.
This Company lie Organized under the Lsws OF
the state OF Hsine. with 40 autborized capita Of
one Handyod Thousand Dollars and fapitaf
Pd1d in f'ash of FIFTY Thousand Dollars.
DIRECTORS-
GEos Il =. b. JACKSON, President Portland
avings tsnk. Port and, Maine.
BIsos u. VEEsrLL, Ait jrney at Law Po, iI4nd,
Maine.
THsopoKEC oonBrsY, Of we,.rs WOODBURY.
Mouiton, Rankefs, Portland. Maine.
W.srns LEWIS President Maine Tru.t and
Bnnkinr company, ga diner, Main
L. L. X. ITH, Preside MHehias Bank, and 90.
rref o. Mac las Savings Bank. Msehias. Msine.
The busines' of the Compsn7 f TO p haze
City, County and Town orders. These ar, III.
promis q Of Huni ipatiiss In q. cd credit snd OF
the ssme nature ~ MAJ icipai B nds. th4r- have
ben no dsf ulti orders OF this ass when
isgslly issued.
The Municipal eeufity Company now f-rs for
con -ervat'Vc 'Dvesimenr, lts own bonds in de
- ina ! n OF s'oo. go and ai o.0 due January
let So krsrias hyr ald one hal pr C ~. inisr
e.. payahl- 1saaar. I.s sud Ju'y Let, an, 90
peciai'y seenrrd be Mum lp .vid nee. -
indeht.d.e d pp itei with the Tru.te The
par vslHe o. neh q posted debt ans ehIigaitnns
.rceediAg hg ZEN per- cent the par .raiae NJ sas
bonds fsSad
The sefsnris n Hes' boRds Ia taeo fotd:
First. Tn promise sf a Conpsny wi a paid
sp topifai IN Cash of $50 ma aud .hic IL rsrr
ing ard p pIying Fegnitr disidssds m Hs sfosE aad
vii h > he b : lrgal tsi.It and business *
pei ncs In selsepg the diT rent Municipal
Orders.
>efoHJ. The Municipal ey de aces OF iuS ettSd
meas which are dspYrited with The IrastCorn any
as TRUSTEE, az security for ibe henis Of ihe
Comp ny ts1ao, aef witch seco-di, z 70 The
Trust Deed ma.t ai ali tim-s exe-sd BY l. N p@.
&c the par value Of tie ourst.n fnx toi,
isssed BY ths 81 Gu iiy Company
We have made y careful examination OF h
secn ity me nth ned sb " ant We aceeof d the
hseal sgency Uf the Company. We reeommen nd
thee tord for Trust Fsnf-. W. believe them
to te perfectly ,afe SEGA igy. based Es they rre
upon The or mise Of = Company In sound firan
tifI ~ansisg srd ecarei By Mufcip.t 0biiYa
tIons.
We fer the b nistt par asa aeeyaed iafs. EFT.
WOODBURY. Il NerLToS
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

When it was announced few weeks
ago that Venezuela would not enter into
reciprocal trade relations with the United
States the free trade press was quite
iuhilant, but how many free trade papers
will note the fact thst the government
Of vsnezuela has reeonsidered the INST
ter snd will rectify such an arrange
ment before the end Of the year?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

ONLY One SARsAFARILLA sold on
the "No Benefit, No Pay" plan
only one could stand the test, viz:
DASA's
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

40 notice whatever will be taken OF IN
.ixpsd nommu nieations. All such will be put
nto the waste basket Enre7d.
The JorKsAL CANNOT BE HELD KKnros-
sIKLx yos IHE PEKsEKyATIos OR kETUks
on ssJgcTKp CONGREGATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

A good story Of the just deserss vldtsd
upon a practical joker among the militia
has leaked out. He belongs to the Nof-
way Company and the other evening b
approached one of the sergeants. cslllss
him from sound sleep and told sid of
iicer that he had been ordered to notify
lin to the effect that there v~
was some mistake about the ssfgssnt's pay.
roll and that he was wanted st HeadquariSfs.
The sergeant started for Headquaftsrs but
Just before he reached there vas told tna
he had been hos1ed. The Oxford bsass
can hug themselves over . good JOKE bd
are sensitive - to their pet css~
and are not lost when il cos~
to cunning devices. 30 our ssf
geant pondersd the matter even sfsf b
sought his camp cot and finally be gfsspsd
the proper ides. Arising he went v W
guard house. The practical Joker ii~
sober man % need be but uosbls to cosnsl
bis exubsrsnt spirits even when on guards
he was this evening In question. IN
sergeant went 10 the guard house omcih
and told him that certain man, indicssss
the practical joker. in his company vas %
tuard at certain plscs but had been drins'
Ing ard he thought 1t beet that . detail y
sent to pu. the fellow in the guard houss fa
an hour t, sleep # his potAtions. This v"
accordingly done through the practical j'k'
er protested that he never WAS farther ~
moved from alcoholism. No avail, how
tver. and when at the end Of that hour n
was released and learned the cause Of hn
arrest one would have thought fFon hH
language that he belonged to the army ID
Flanders instead Of Co. d. Ist Rssimsnt.
On Monday evening next the vsssfess
will 20 into camp upon the very spot vhsfs
more than . quarter Of . century ago Wy
assembled to dill. mount guard, and issh
10 real earnest to ft themselves for "
grim horrors Of war. They will Asfs
again clasp comrades by the hand w
have grown old and srsy and Hd ph'
chance. with the cars and rough sspsfr
encss Of these eventful years. There w
b, one thought TO gladden. tho hearts o.
these men. They will meet to cslsbfats y
pence the ffsits Of . just spd risbssess
conflict. They will behold The COSBY
they fought 10 save srrsysd ID the ssfmsass
Of civil governments, law and order; sss
endowed with Intelligent and patriotic esi
zsns and with the power to cssss ~
American isg TO bs respected y
al the natiens Of the ss"s.
II 10 their right and privilege to rsjaicss =
these victories and to relate with pride ~
achievements Of our volunteer Army. E'sV
citizen who 10 tree American sbculd js'a
in giving the boys Of '6lG5 Q cordial sss
heartfelt welcome 10 the city Of Aussas
Caterer Mclaughlin ha, istsissd f~
vstssaa's week bis full corps Of csshs. vhe
have 70 ably aided hin through The ns*m
h Psodssiag shs commissasy dspaftnsss -
thas cesld b desired. During ths csAes
week LEGAL ooanittss Of confsdss ~
pfsssst as al incoming trains y one"
paFtlss y The cAmpSseupd cssssysssss.
Headquarters Will sssisned and dssssse
fer The efiosrs Of each fsRinsss As's.
cent y he nsld. Ths winthrop ~
quastss hes bssn epesssd ~ sing q
vsssfsus' campfire % Friday next Iny
will sResd very dslshtfsl fssssss -
{ ccaaiQn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

Persons with divinins rods are searching
for arc;ens Spanish gold supposed to be
buried 10 the bsnks Of the Ohio, near New
sAIhsnv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

TBE DAILY KKssyBEc JOURNAL MAY
M F0usD ON SALE AT THE WasHisoros
sKws E1cHASoE. WARRINGTON, u. {.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
LOCAL Ho7Icn.
Eo I es.

Nearly nsv houss Of ssven Of 49,
rooms and bathsoo Unquestionsoiy -
Of the pisasantss: location IN he cssy
saisiss every rsodsss eeayesisscss ~
wos4 dsssh, aas 1xtsses. IAssv tp.s y
place; oomfnAndins IN exseasies ~ ~ y
Ksaass<e yer sna .Ausu.sa. fpH isss
sisrs 81 kmsms.. u, " S,o'e
sssi3ifl s&Nu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

Bangor gentleman just home from
I.lesboro tells some excellent fish
stories. The blue fish il seemt d drove
thoa, ands OF mackerel into the caves
and the fishing was done by wading into
the water aud driving them ashore sf er
tue scoop fashion. scores being taken in
that manner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
MAINH ooeeIP.

"Where are you going. my pretty maid p
-Gotus to cooking school, sir.n she said.
"Can 70 with you my pretty maid
AVE dos't cook cal today" she taid-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
SUMMER BoARDnrs

Parties wanting Summer hesr6r,
sAsala AAvertiss in tAs "Wsat Csls-rs
sf ~ DAILY YENNEBEC JOURNAL.
Fssr lines, sns insertion. IS esa,s -
wssks - essh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

There has long been spirit Of rivalry
among the blue coated guardians of sax o
as regards their sprinring capabilities
officer Berry has always claimed that If
he ever got fairly started he could easily
outstrip both the others The matter
was finally settled by a race run the
other night after II o'clock The course
was from wster TO Pleasant street sud
Officer Seavey was an easy first. after
he passed Storer street doing hardly
ANYTHING but laugh at the others
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

The msckerel seiners afford sights for
summer dwellers along the shore as they
come Ia with their seiles quite close to
the shore They are sven making sme
fiue hauls of Fortunes Rocks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
State Steamboat Inspectors William

State Steamboat inspectors William
Flowers and Charles Staples went to Hart
land Thursday, where they inspect small
steamer at Lake Harmony. They have just
returned from = tip to Duck lake above
Springfield where they inspected .
Gamer. Tomorrow they SO to Etna
where new steamer hss arrive d
from Hurricane Island, and Mon
hay their work takes them to the Rangeley
lakes. Here they inspect one Of the
largest steamers on the inland waters OF
Maine. owned by the Philadelphia Sugar
Refining Company. which they have put on
to take the place of the one that WAS
burned recently. The gentleman have in
spected 10 steamers so far this year and
have travelled nearly 1900 miles in their
different trips.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
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Al. H-BsssL1s Dsssrses Gocd 1snsssss Nes'
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A.s. B-zs-ssssissA District cAspessfsas. On
ASS. az-stst@ csys,iAa Ea&sayor cenTsn
Asssa . w.,se Coon, sasssh school As'e
Assszs 7.-gi--ficx,a..sis Valley csnpassitns
Toasrsft. -,-...-
Ass ~ 70 s~tt. s-Asssrt Chfistisn AtseeistlSs
CsHpme>f5nG B~spadss
s~De sls-- Estsa Cs~Sn~ssiss. China
Patrons 81 MssbanAsy.
Asss< s-Yort cosasy rss1oss <sfssse. I-s'
Assaa % PIscssaqsis coua.J rsaosa orasss'
Ass. 0-Knox ssA iinsoia Uaioe rsmoas
assAsss, Fast Cntss.
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asssstiasssss
A.sss, A-K4snfos I'd Kesimsns. 4. ". Lszt.r.
AaS. s-ksoI .sd Lincoln css's r's'"aa
AaG. 3s-sS-wsiao rrettiAx Horse sreedsfs Ass'
6a&10s msst. Belfast
seq. is-AssssI gsuaion issA Name ksc"'a''
ssS.smses s-yh.s Msise Cavalry Kssnion,
A-ss.. n ~. .Esssloa ssh Regiment, and ID Bat
try. BROOKS.
GAasassssai.
Asy Is ~ -Lisesls coaay Edss't'orAi Con
ss, tlsa. K1sEd rsaa-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

Masieipal Security Co.
For sals-Kennebec Confectionery N.f's, Ce.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
PRESS COMMENTS.
And 10 Well Pleassd Too.

New 0fk Kec0fuer
Republican Vermont subordinated par
tisanship to patriotism in selecting
Edward J. Phelps to deliver the Grafton
at the Bennington celebration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
VACATION ToURlsr,,

Parties leaving tAe city sn their Spn,
ner vacatisn cas have The DAILY KEN,
KIBEC JOURNAL sent T. their adm.
Ter cry lengtA u tine desired q n
CENTS PEN WEEK. Aaarus
q payer changed when desired,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
Socal g1latfers.

Quite . delegation from the militia n
tended the X, Of P. meeting the oshs,
evening,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

Csrio. people are looking at mon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

We would call the attention Of our rssd-
ers to the advertisement Of the Municipal
Security Company Bonds to be found 10
another column. This company 10 formed
under the laws Of Maine by gentlsmsn veil
known throughout the State and who ars
connected with financial institutions. Thsss
orders Of towns. cities, and countiss form
. second basis Of security. but The heldsfs
Of the company's b3nds have y ~
ditional security 70 the town, cisy nd
county orders the promise Of the csaSaay
which has paid up capital stock Of $4,000
on which II 10 regularly paying dividsnds.
The oompsny's bonds sre OF the same order
Of security a. municipal bonds and have ~
advantage Of yielding better rate Of inssf'
est to the investor than the ordinary nsai.
cipal security.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

Ass ss~geme>rss.v Essiy st y.sssib<fa.
Aaa. H-6sssL1s Dssrtes Good 1sneassA "s''
Ts<v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

Especially secured bv Municipal Evidences Of
Indebtedness, deposited wit, the Trustee. The
par value OF such deposited debts and obliga.
the bonds issued By the Security Company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22


A gentleman who has passed many ssn-
mers In Maine said this week: II have
never in all my experience in Maine sesa
90 verdAnt an Ausast."
The farmers cay that lamb breeding has
proved very profitable this year, good
prioss being made. One farmer has sela
his entire flock for q 50 per head.
Mr.. A. n. Wight, the we'll known jsv.
eler Displays large and very choice "
sortment Of souvenir spoons, makiss
specially Of those with Civil War desisns.
Among them are the Gen. Sherman spesns,
spoons with the design representing Shssi.
dams ride. etc, just the souvenirs alvays
most acceptable. See ID. 10 another col.
umn.
There has been big furry In the local
6our market ON account Of the moahsyine
with grain which has been in prosrsn Ia
the great produce exchanges Of The ooua.
try. Some Of the local wholesale dsslsn
had big lot Of -four on hand will csia
money on the rise. Others wanted to In
vest when they saw the storm gathering.
but their courage failed them.
Volunteer. the handsome horse That tssk
two races at the last meeting at Capitol Pait,
has recently been purchased by Landlssd
C. W. Berry Of Hotel North. The animal
10 an easy goer and made record Of $50
IA in the race Aug. IS, at the park. NJ.
Berry has entered the horse for the fsos 10
this city, Aug. 27. two races at Lewiston
and one at Bangor. and those acquainted
with the animal predict that he will bs we'll
Ia the fore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22
Castoria.

aCareoria is An excellent medicine for chill
dnen. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good eject upon their children"
Da. G. c. OsGoop,
Inweil Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

A gentleman who has passed many sun
mers in Maine said this week; II have
never in oil my experience In Maine sess
90 yerdant an August"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

1t seems almost deplorable that such
wonderful invention as Edison's pho
nograph should descend to the level of
the slot machine craze. SO it is, how
ever, and at Old Orchard Beach they
figure among the attractions. They are
operated by simply dropping nickel in
the slot and then placing the ends of
two tubes to the ears. In one can be
heard grand band concert in full blast
and In the other solos by celebrated
artists and parts Of operas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

The farmers cay that lamb breeding hs
proved very profitable this year, COED
prices being made. One farmer has seld
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

The Centaur Comp.ny. II MUIR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

Ass Is ts-Lipcsla cosay t6uest'ori
ys, tlcn, k1sEd psad-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-22

This ompany is Organized under the Lsws OF
the state OF Hsine. with 40 autborized capita Of
one Hnndyod Thousand Dollars and Capital
Pd1d in f'ash of FIFTY Thousand Dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-16
a1p,1 Anurrtfarnre4,ta.

wNH HE nearest approach to Paradi-s
4 is an attractive and comfortably
furnished home. To surround
himself and family with all that
constitutes an attractive, comfortable
home is man duty. To say he cannot
or that he would If he could, is to talk
idly-We offer to every one not only
the requisites to make home attractive,
but the means, also, Of procuring than
without interfering to any extent with
your finances. Our credit system must
be tried to be thoroughly appreciated.
You cannot, If inexperienced, appre-
ciate as you ought to our system of doing
business-You cannot at distance form
correct opinion Of the benefits accru-
ing to our customers from our credit
systemic be convinced of the practi-
cal, economic results Of our instalment
plan you must try lit is to people of
limited means a bessng-Our stock is
a magnitude Of the finest and best goods.
We can give you everything to make
home paradise-We supply all except
the house and lot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-16
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.

Equal terms to every one is an estab
lished policy with our house-A child
may purchase goods at as favorable an
advantage as the most expert in the bus
iness-We are One Price to All-Wheth-
er you buy yard Of carpet or house
full of furniture-A set value is placed
on our stock, reasonable and low for
quality. If you are not already Gus
toner come and see us. We will extend
to you all the facilities to make your
home attractive and comfortable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-16
8e9ister
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
the temperature yesterday: a. m, 46;
a. M, 90; II m, 81; 3 p. m, 61; p. N.
55. Weather, clear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-16
Sunday excursions.

Until October 25th the o. B. r. R.
Company will sell Sunday excursion
tickets at one fare for round trip to
Moundsville, Woodland, New Martins
vile, Sistersville, Salama, Williams
town and Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-16

SALE ON RECORD.
Cost not considered In this great sale.
$1,000, SI2OO and SI4 90 Mems suits
reduced TO S6.5O.
This is the greatest Record Breaking
Sale ever conceived.
Actual loss is even not considered in this
awful and final cut.
In order to ontdo all our past and start
hing efforts,
KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable CIoihiers,
I14o Main Street,
WIN for three days, and three days only,
To-day, Friday ana Saturday, osser choice
OF 100 Sack, Frock and Outaway suits,
good and eenteel. regular $40 90, $1,000
ana 90 Mems suits, for the small and
insignificant sum Of $3.50.
Men of wheeling and Vicinity, IL you
value money at all, II you care 10 bay a
good and reasonable suit OF clothes for lees
than actual cost, below the expense of pro-
duetiOn, you can't afford to miss this spe-
eial sale, for it'll certainly be
A SALE IN A MILLION.
Not one Of these suits will charged or
sent on approval
See the fine Window Display Of these
Splendid Suits.
II you want the best call early, for no
man ever offered such suits for $3.50, and
no one ever saw their equal.
KLINE BROTHERS.
Reliable Clothiers,
1I40 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-16

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