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Hon. .. \. Arnett for Judge.
FAIRMoNr, w, ", juno Is, 1s9

FAIRMoNT, w, VA, June %, 1892.
To the EDITOR Of tie Register:
SHIT is with pleasure that we hear
the name of Hon. Ulysses n. Arnett, of
this place, mentioned in connection with
the Democratic nomination for Judge
of the Supreme Court Of Appeals. Mr..
Arnett is in every way well qualified
for the position, and his nomination
would add great strength to the ticket
in the coming campaign. He has an
extentive and favorable acquaintance
ali over the State, and in point Of abil-
ity as lawyer stands second to no one
in the State. If the party wishes to
nominate candidate whose election
would reflect great credit to the judici-
ary of the State as we'll as to the Demo
cratic party, and candidate who can
be elected this fall, they can find such 4
one in the person of Hon. u. n. Arnett,
of Marion county. a DEMOCRAT.
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tended. The intermSnt Ssss place at Nc

tended. The interment SsS place at Nc
Mechan cemetery.
Mrs. VIM. Dare and daughters, Mrs;
Edward Hitchcock, Of Philadelphia, and
Laura Dare, leave to-day for the camp
grounds.
MIR. +. &. Grogsn, formerly of Bellalre'
has opened a saloon at Benwood Junction,
Mrs. David Crossett will leave In a few
DAYS for Reading Pa, 20 visit friends
The Wheeling steel plant will close down
next Monday for an indefinite time:
William Bowman is q guest OF trlends IN
New Martinsville for few DAYS.
Misses Della and Nellie Houston are
visiting friends in Belpre, Ohio.
Mrs. John Hudson is visiting trlends IN
WASHINGTON county, ONO.
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Special attention is invited to new line of Boys
"Mothers Friend" and 'Star" Waists, Ladies derby
Waists Ladies Union Silk and Sanitary Lise Union Suits
also French Vests Boys, Misses Chd's and Infants
Vests Mems Babrggan Shirts and Drawers; also lot of
Ladies Babrggan Vests reduced from 70 cents to 20 cents
We invite the attention of ladies', also to our SUPERIOR
order for sales and can with safety recommends
All these goods in Market Street. Room
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE y
i LOTS. | VIII offer for sale az Pul
ton, At the front door OF the Court
the city OF Wheeling, on Saturday,
Of July, 1893. commencing az 10 o'c
the following lots on Wabash stree
IS inclusive and 40 and 81, and or
street Nos. 10 10 inclustts
Terms made known az time OF 81
JAMES Y
ie24i Agent Estat
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BENWOOD.

The officers Of Hancock Post G. Ar.
have received a letter from Private Dali
eel, IN which be promises TO be present
ana dSdver an address at the big camp fire
'sr - he given at Whiteman's
80 ir will be the
Nere IN
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NOR SALE, CHEAP-L0r 50Kl50 IN Wa
H Grove. living between G. w. Mitchells
Joel Woods Also one lot 37sspi5O feet adj
inc the residence OF Capt H. W. smith and
Mitchell residence. Enquire OF ROSS NIT
ELL, Martins Ferry, O. m
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OF tae Justo. axe
two other charges Of steaung money, Que
of obtaining $40 on an order from Rem
Bars family. claiming that Mr. Barr
had signed the order, and another
for stealing Sl?65 from a cousin,
for which he was arrested in eubenvllle
az the time that Marshal Westwood went
up and brought him TO answer the charge
against him here, the Steubenville authOri-
ties thinking that the evidence in their case
not strong enough 10 hold him. Young
NcClOud does not look TO be bad ooy, but
he's the making Of a dangerous man II ne
lives long enough. 10 says that son OF
c. w. Ault of Beuaire, was his accom-
plice in the McCord affair, and Ault was
arrested and plead not guilty. Squire
Keller will fix his clock this morning.
News reached here yesterday evening
from Bellaire, of the death Of Samuel Car
rett. Jr, former Martins Ferry boy.
Mr. Garrett had been a sufferer for some
time past Of that dread disease consumption,
His father. brother and sisters reside here,
where he spent most Of his bOyhOod days
The funeral services will be held to-mor-
row afternoon 40 his late residence in Bel
lalre at = o'clock. The remains will be
brought 10 this city on the o'clock C.. & =.
train and viii be met at the depot Dy the
members Of Ohio City Lodge No, 81, K, Of
p, of which be was a member, who will
take charge OF the remains. Interment at
Riverview.
x. of p. Members OF Ohio City
Lodge No, So, *, OF P, will meet at their
hall Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock to at
tend the funeral of Samuel Garrett. Mem
bers Of sister lodges invited.
BY order OF the G. G..
II. r. PUGH, K. of r. s. S.
Mrs. Susan Rem, q highly respected old
COlOred lady, died yesterday morning at her
home on Walnut street from consumption.
The funeral viii take place this afternoon
at two o'clock. Interment at Riverview
cemetery.
Water rents ia Martins Ferry have been
advanced L per cent and are due July lst;
all payments made before the 10th Of that
month viii save the advance.
o. ). MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Martins Ferry teamsters will fud it to
their advantage 20 drive to Wheeling by
wayci Etuaville and the new steel bridges,
which Is the most direct, safest and quick
est route, no delays, easy grades and no
railroad crossings.
A teu-mouths-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Woods died at FIVE O'Clock yes
Jerday morning Of cholera infantum. Flu
neral this afternoon at two O'Clock Inter-
ment at Riyerview.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Smith, of the First ward, which has been
dangerously ill, was reported as some bet
ter yesterday evening
Quite a number bf our citizens attended
the Democratic connty convention, which
was held az BarnesGille yesterday.
Mr.. Nate Vail has purchased a fine new
team OF draft horses from Mt Pleasant
parties
Miss Maud Beck, Of the First ward, is
able 70 be out again after a severe sick
spell.
John KreusCh, Jr., has been elected cap.
tain Of the First ward Hose Company.
A. p. Miller, Of Columbus, O., was in the
city yesterday on business.
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Qpr sals---araI'est

T0oR SALE-BLAEK DEEDS And D.
Il Of Trust, sc. each. At REGISTER Office.
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DIOR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS
Il REsIsrER Counting Room. cts. each.
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Espiatea Hl,Vrifne.

PINE BLUFv, ARK, lbs 2S.-Henry
Black, colored, .gno mul Erred George NJ
Smith, expisted M Grim on the gallows
in the court yard il isgtity this morning.
He gave warning = eight that he would
struggle for his liz, but this morning he
was resigned and hs 1o:utude did not for
sake him until thefap was adjusted, At
70 :25 the trap WI sprung and death re-
suited in seyen( nnutes. His neck was
broken.
The New publican Committee.
W. ~ S-Vha Steto I2a,,,h
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UNoR RENT-FINE UPSTAIRS VEIL
II OF seven rooms each: also stare roc
the new building corner OF Main anc ~
streets Also four rooms with river view
ond floor No. lt65 Main street. JAS. L. n
LEY. No 400 Main street. y
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T,oR RENr-NEw sIX-ROr
Il with finished attic. with
venienees, South Front street,
OF C. I. HELD. corner SiKteq
st-eef.
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EoRRENT-A NICELY ~
II Front Room. suitable for twCf
Enquire Ct 1855 Market stree..
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T1oR RENT-THE HOTEL NEAR FER
Il handing known as the Cottage hoese.
Is now vacated aud can be rented lmmeuia''
Enquire OF George Dorsch, Martini refry.
iesfa
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dor RENT-Two FURN
II without board, 2SsS Marx
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publican Committee.

P.-Fhe State Repub-
Eession at the Fifth
illam Brooks Field
p committee. and
Of Utica,
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EoR RENT-Two MODE
u on S. Penn street, Island.
rooms. finished attic aud @
water closets. hot and colo
gases. Apply 10 ALONZO
south Penn street
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TOR SALE.

Fourteen lots, o5xioo, just south Of tb'
Electric car barn, at Forty-eighth street ,
are about the last lots for sale in this loe
and will be taken up fast, Easy terms.
juoIra j. " REILLY. Age
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EOR RENT AND FOR S
IL REeIsrER Counting Ro
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MARTINS FERRY.

Samuel Young. ST., an old and respected
citizen of this city passed peacefully away
at his home on Hickory street yesterday
evening az o'clock after a lingering illness
of several years duration. Mr.. Young was
born at West Liberty, W. Va, in 1920, and
was thereforeT % years old at the time of his
death. In 1852 be moved to Martins Ferry
and Immediately engaged himself IN the
pottery business and for a number OF years
made all the pots used at the Buckeye Glass
C0mpanys works and continued in the
business puuul the time Of his sickness.
Mr.. Young was an honest, upright aod in
dustriOus citizen and commanded the re-
spectand friendship Of all who knew MIN.
He was an active member Of the Masonic
Order. also OF the 1. 0. 0. f., in both Of
which he took a great interest when IN
health. He leaves a son and two daughters
TO mourn his loss. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
and will be under the auspices Of Ohio City
Lodge, No. 4S6, K, & A. NJ. lntFment at
RIveryiew.
Yesterday Daniel McCloud, TIE young
boy who forged an order on MqCord, the
brick manufacturer, and obtained e on
June 5 had G6IIdg u de3is a0a
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FOR SALE

House Of 5 rooms, Twenty-hfst
House OF 8 rooms, Z35i Market ~
House rooms, Chapline street,
5000.
House s rooms, 1905 Jacob street, t2,S.i
Lot on TWenty.ninth street. 700.
Oue-half lot on Twenty-ninth Street -
One half lot on Jacob street, Fifth WAT
House OF rooms, Woods street.
Wheeling, sl,550
Splendid farm, 80 acres. nine miles
city. Cheap.
House OF I'VE rooms on Fourteenth str
House Of three rooms 10 FiIst ward,
House Of four rooms on Eigntsepti
loo.
Two very desirable lots on South Fror
Island; cheap. "A
business house on Chaplinesnd Tvst
streets.
Large lot at McMschsn. Ground
Very cheap.
House Of eight rooms, with modern
ences, on Jacob street, between Fife
Sixteenth streets.
Corner one-bslf lot on hcOolloeh
mont streets.
One OF The best, msnufsk g
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lrly 10000 Chinese in
and Of this number
ly two or three th0uS-
to various highlander
to the low crim-
Chinatown. They
y lowest levels Of the
a, and many Of them
e and constituencies
There are on a par
irates and belong TO
hundred have been
anity, but the great
the middle and up
who live and think
sthey did in China.
nerally intelligent,
raj according 10
standards. They
Use their voices or
sinst the horde Of
ace, who have
nd dare 70
laws aad
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a Great pLll q tne Muses.

This week s bill at the Musee Theatre
is the best that has been seen at this
iayorite place Of amusement In both
curio hall and theatre the attractions.
are especially good.
In the curio hall can be seen 0ssona,
the strong man, who is a better than
jim Corbett; Princess Zello, the Gre.
clan beauty, Is well named; she is truly
beautiful woman. And then last and
and in this case least is Paul Crow
ley, the skeleton midget.
In the theatre no one shouldlfail TO.
see that old Wheeling boy and intimit-
able comedian Billy Wimswho guar
antees to produce a lauehttwice every
minute. The Ash1eys are tirst-class.
musical artists and mirth producers.
The cork artists Venneta and Adams
hrye a side splitting act Miss May
Temple sings a number otnew songs.
The performance closes with the farce.
MIXED Up.1 The management de-
serves the utmost commendation for
the present excellent aggregation at the
Musee.
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Yesterday strange colored woman
was following and annoying Patsy
Brown, of the Second ward. Finally
Patsy slugged her, and Officer West ar
rested both.
The same officer ran in Dan Howard
and Charles Crtsman. OF q charge of
fighting.
West also locked up George Day, a
plain drunk.
Last night man came to policehead-
quarters and told Lieutenant Terrill
that a we'll known young man was at
tempting to commit suicide. He
rushed down and found the young
mans friends had taken him into a sa-
loon and laid him out on the floor. They
were sitting on him when the officer ar
rived. He was, lockedu for safe keep
inn
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HIS AIMWAs BAD.
RnavIlls tho scene Of an Attempted
s~f,notinr Iass NIyhe.

Rtnavills tho scene OF an Attempted.
Shooting Last Night.
About 1880 last evening there was
quite ALVEY time in Etnayirle. Elec.
trio motor eQueenp was on its way to.
Martins Ferry. One Of the passengers.
who boarded the car at Etnayille was.
a man named Tom McAnin, who re-.
fused to pay his fair, and on his re-
fusal was fired out Of the car by the
conductor, John Latferty. This enraged.
McAnfn, who threw stones at the car,
and as it was starting away, so 1t is
said, pulled out his revolver and fred.
at the conductor. Fortunately his aim
was bad and no harm was done. The.
reporter asked a spectator ii the man
was arrested, and was assured: 0h,
they don't arrest peoplein EtnayilIee
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a chnd Enjoys

the pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs, when
in neediot alaxative, and II the father
or mother be sostiyeo bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use; SO that
It is the best family remedy known and
every family should have q bottle.
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Afternoon by Squire ArkIe.

a Sensational arrest was made yester-
day afternoon, the man arrested being.
charged with ebeating'' the Hotel.
Windsor out Of the amount Of flour and.
a half days board. In addition to that
there are features Of the case that may
lead to a more serious charge against
the man.
On last Tuesday q young man came
into the Windsor and registered as ~.
W. Smith, M~urysville, PENN He was.
selling the little pocket lamps used by
smokers aud others, and said he was
doing a good business. He hadn't been
here long before he got ins with q fast
crowd of sports, and so he claims lost
all his money TO o couple OF colored
men in Jones' saloon, on upper Market
street.
On Saturday without sayinganythtng
to the Windsor people he lelethath hotel
and without paying his board bill
Harry Adams, the clerk, thought the
fellow had Jumped the town and lett
him in the lurch, but told the attaches
Of the hotel to let him knowif they saw
Smith around town. One OF the bell
boys attended the performance at the
Afusee theatre yesterday afternoon and
happened to see Smith there. He inn
mediately went Dyer to the Windsor
and told Adams that he had spottedh his
man. In answer to a telephone message
Officer Buch came up and arrested.
Smith atthe theatre. He did not ap.
pear greatly surprised at his arrest, and
saidthe could do nothing to satisfy the.
hotel people, as he had no money, BE
claimed, however he was to take aposi-
tion at the M1see. This, the theatre
people say, Is not true. He was taken
before Squire George Arkie, charged
with violating the new law recently en-
actedby the West Virginia legislature
directed against hotel beats. BE was
sent tojailin default Of bond, and will,
be tried tomorrow afternoon ats o'clock
before Squire Ankle.
One feature Of the caselpoints to. the
suspicion that the man may be some
thing more than q hotel beat. When.
heleft the Windsor Saturday he went
to Van Keuren's European hotel on.
Twelfth street and registered there I'M
der another name, this time as ~. j.
Williams, Mursyille.n When arrested.
yesterday afternoon he was searched by
the police officers and a letter directed.
to Charles Van Keuren was found on.
his person. This, the latter says he
must have distracted from behind the
Office desk. While there he also per
sonated himself as Van Keuren's nep-
hsw and thus gained access TO therooms
o tseveral of the boarders. Inquiry at
the Windsor made known that anloyer-
coat had been stolen while Smith alias
Williams was there, and it Is thought
he may be the thief. The developments
atto-morrow's trial before Squire Arkle
will be eagerly waited for.
The arrest Sc Smith alias Williams Is
the first made here under the provisions
the new hotel Beat law.
In addition to the charge preferred
by the Hotel Windsor, a charge against
himwill probably be made to-day by
Mr.. Van Keuren.
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a Family Rennion.

A most enjoyable family reunion was
held yesterday at the residence OF
Reason Darby, at Beilaire. There were
present John w. Darby and wife and
two sons, Of Greenfield, Iowa. George
". Darby, Of Brilliant, Ohio; Frank O.
Darby. Of Wheeling; William n. Oar
by, wife and sons, OF ST. Clairsyille and
Miss Lucy Darby, Of Bellaire. The only
one OF Mr.. Darby's children unable to
be present was Mrs. Kate Robinson, of
harrington, Nebraska. Few similar
gatherings have ever been seen which
weremore joyous occasions.
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Two couples were licensed to we'd by
Clerk Hook yesterday, although It was
a holiday. They Were Peter Poulaillon,
geditwentysfour, and Mary A. Frere,
aged twenty, both Of Ohio county, and.
James N. Collins, AGED twenty-nine.
of Cleveland, and Amelia Becker, aged.
twenty-seven, of Ohio county.
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nHRIsrnIAanIErs

A complete line of Neekwear, Initial
Handkerchiets and Gloves, umbrepas,
Dress Shirts and Underwear. Our Cele4
DRAFTED Wool knit Jackets and Half Hose.
,AEFAncy Vest, Suit ofic1othes or 0vcrcoat,
o. HESS q SONG,
Merchant TRi1ors and Gents furnishers,
13a1and1 1898 lIaFket Street.
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Holiday Ixeurslons via penasylvania

December "a 25, % and 81, 1892, and.
January / and !, 1898, excursion tickets
allow round trip rates will be sold from
stations on the Pennsylvania lines west
OF Pittsburgh 10 points on those lines in
Western Pennsylvania Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky and West Virginia.
Return coupon valid until January 8.
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IF you cannot see ana need spectacles
you should Gallon rs and have your eyes
without charge. We have the finest
Instruments and more experience than any
other Opdcinn inthe State, and guarantee
or money refunded.
JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWelar and Opttcian,
Corner Twelfth and Market
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CURs FOR CRouP.-Use DE. Thomas
Eclectric 0flaccording todirectiona. 1t
is the best remedy for all sudden at
tacks Of colds, pain and Inflammation,
and injuries. p&w
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DoUGHRRTYs and GIsSoNs Straight
WhiSldesat HEARNB'S Grand Opera
,a1oon,, % Twelfth street.
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HA1R.AND-HA1Fi s the coming drink.
1t is superior to beer always. Drink
Gohgrayels ale and porter.
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FINE Pictures and Frames to suit.
5sfEa Ni, NICOLL,S ArtStore,
fs rs 1899 Marketstreet.
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Plain White Tea sets, So pieces...S
Plain White inners ,10l pieces 9 ~
English Print Tea Sets; So pieces 90
Dinner Sets, Adamantine or For
celain, in Gheaton Rolla, Colum'
s eia orf e, 10 30
Same sets, with goldiluminaaon' m
191 pieces....... ............'...' ! Il
Toilet Sets, plain, 10 pieces...:..."
Toilet Sets, Adamantine or RoreeIala'
In rs different shapes and decoratl0us'
70 pieces, from 81 rs TO s. 30.
Do not fail to see these sets.
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ATLANTIC TEA Co.
Holiday Goods.

For many years 1t has been our Gus
tom to offer Tea, Dinner and Toilet ware
Library and Parlor Lamps, Bisqle stas-
uary aud fancy novelties at greatly II
duced prices. Purchasers have lealnea
they can profit by attending our grels
Holiday Sale. Remember all our go9as
are Of the lates styles in shape and aeg,
Grafton. We quotea few prices, wnIS9
We ask you to compare wife the SOCIALIST
exclusive china dealera.
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DRAWING hooks and Copies for the
ctiIdrena at Z. Z, Mp0LLtsA fsrSroRE,
1893 Market Street.
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AttsndltnY onr Eres.

Ityou need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes carefully
and scientifically tested for Glasses
without charge by Professor Shelf, the
Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in.
the state. TThs4w
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Nanted-AD Dish Waihar.
Solid God watches-Wheat q Hapehes-
spsslll pEiees on odd Pisces-John Triedei 4
EoctFic dissnser-e, Mendel s co.-Finh
PAGE.
For Rent-Werohouse.
French and German Instruction. etc
Geo, b Cushing, Rbybieian and Surgeon.
Party Faps-L e. Dillon q Co,
NOW-Wheellng Business College.
For Sale-Henhles
For 5ale-Slmpson & HaElett.
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IT is surprising to see the interest
that is being taken by the best people
of Wheeling inithe plans Of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition Transportation
o., of Pittsburgh. at their Wheeling
Office, No. 1914 Market street. Room
This Is one company that is not afraid
to tell the public who and what they
are.
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~ The best place tobuy Holiday
Goods and at lowest prices.
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SAYS BE MAS ROBBED INA SALOON

"A Yonne Man Named Smith. Alias.
Williams. Beats the windsor aud
Van Keuren HoteIs-The circum-
stances Show Re May Be q Hotel
Sneak Thief-He WIN Be Tried This
Afternoon by Squire Arkis.
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New Advertisement.

oaIgs Sos 70 nndfa7 earssenth 8
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WEATHER BolIos, Writing Cases Card
Cases, PocIsetbobkssnt
aE. Il NIC0LLis ART sToRE,
1899 Marketstreet.
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CosaRAyR's cream and stock ale and
porter arc the healthiest beverages
made.
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is Re A HOTEL IHlEF2

Sensational Arrest Made Yeater-
Day Afternoon
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BEsonAn's PnIs 10 q bad llver.

Come in and select what you want
andiet US lay 1t aside foryou.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-27
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