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TREASURY STATEMENT.
A Falling or In Receipts and an Increase IN
Expenditures.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 2.-The Treasury Depart
ment to-day issued a comparative statement
OF the receipts and expenditures OF the Gov
eminent for the month OF September and for
the fiscal year to date. It elbows that tho re-
ceipts for September. 1893. are So. 500. 900 less
than for September 1892. and for tho first
quarter OF the present fiscal year they are
tho fiscal year 1892. The expenditures for
Septem Der. 1893. are So. 75U. 600 more than Tor
September. 1892. and for the first quarter Of
tho present fiscal year they are $3.5OO. 600
more than for tho same quarter Of the fiscal
year 1892 The detailed statement follows:
RECEIPTS
1880. 1898
Month of September. 5s2.75s sal IN7,i2s
Since July ], 1893 ........... 7y379+l7 ~ 58l oIS
EXPENDITURES
Month OF september ..S2b,4LeolO $2S1S2423
Since July j, 1888. be.4oSl2T oJb0bUJ3
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JIG Clarke. Charles Hoyt. George W. led
erer. Leander Richardson. and Jesse Williams
met at the Gilsey House yesterday afternoon
to decide on Oscar Hamperstein's forty-eight-
hour opera The Koh-I-Noor."
After short session under lock and key the
committee decided that Tho koh-!-No
would not SO. and that Hammerstsin had lost
his wager Of 500 to Gus Kerker. Baron
Hammerstein took his defeat with eIuanimity.
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The Golden Wedding.

The manager OF an entertainment called
THE Golden Wedding" evidently mistook
New York for o crossroads settlement when
he arranged for the appearance OF his COM
pany at the Bjou Theatre. II he had
taken the trouble to como on here HIM
self instead OF listening to the tales
OF idle and irresponsible travellers. he would
| certainly have noticed that this Is o great
town in which the gas burns all night long
and the street cars run both ways. aud it might
have occurred 10 him that those primitive
forms OF humor with which the mimetic ge-
MUS ofcomcai Brown is indissoubly linked in
the minds OF bucolic New EnRlanders. are aus
0esDieh here.
THE Golden Wedding" is a pointless patch
work Of idiocy interpreted. for the most part.
by bipeds who are absolutely unknown in this
peaceful community and not at all likely to
become metropolitan iavorites through the
roles which they assumed last night. From
what particular graveyard these artists
were exhumed 1t Is impossible to ray at the
present moment. but 1t was certainly not from
1Sds thew
the stage as profession. Among them are
Vas a Grace and
There were also IN the entertainment last
night George Fortescue the female tmperson-
former form Miss Adair knows how to w6rl her
is an adept in the art Of posing 10 front Of caici.
um lgh g. 80 that portraits Of celebrated states
men are projected against her NOV ng skirts:
In fact. she can do almost anything but dance,
and her efforts were highly appreciated by an
aud ience that had grown weary OF the ancient
An actor who rang n bell by means OF the
movement OF his Adams apple caused many
The Golden Wedding" will not tarry here
long. The natives OF Podunk are waiting for
it. and will give 1t an uproarious welcome. but
TO urban audiences it Is about funny as
hearse with a broken wheel on . rainy night
one mile this side Of Calvary.
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Josiah Quincy's Successor.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-It Is said here to- night
that Charles Robertson. a young New York
lawyer. has been selected to succeed Josiah
Quincy as First Assistant Secretary OF State.
Mr. Robertson 10 not over 70 years OF age. Is u
graduate OF Harvard and ofthe law school OF
Columbia College. and has been connected
with the North American Rerier. Mr.. H. w.
lie has recon ended the appointment.
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The Military Tournament at the Madison
Square Garden.

Cutting lemon as 1t was done last night at tho
Madison Square Garden by the English soldier
Is pretty sport for the spectators. and 1t didn't
seem to hurt the lemon much. The safety OF
the lemon WAS undoubtedly due to the fact
that when that number on the programme had
been reached tho cavalry horses had acquired
a motion like a folding bed One OF them. In
fact got into the swing OF 1t so enthusi sticaly
that he she'd his rider and bumped his way
spectators. The cayalrymen had SIX il enough.
and they showed 1t by tent peRglng: with
swords and lances. wrestling on horse
the envy OF Troop A and the delight OF the le-
dies. There was a good deal OF gnnpoTder
burned and large audience whitfield. Evil
IDENTITY the military tournament IL not losing
popularity. and there are no spots on the gay
unlformS
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Six Psrsea> Hurt In q B,s Fire.

OMAHA. Oct. 1.-The Fsrnam Street Theatre
was burned late this evening. The loss 10
$3.50. 600 Six persons. Ave OF them fremen.
were Injured by falling walls. and one fireman
10 missing.
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sECRETARY SMITHS ESTIMA TIES.
SI76, 7s0.I for the IaieriOr Department,
of which o 90 600. 600 10 Tor PensIons.

or which oISO. OOO.o 10 Tor Pensions.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-sscretary Hoke Smith
has sent to the Secretary OF the Treasury his
estimates OF appropriations for the Interior
Department for the fiscal year ending June 20.
1865. The estimates aggregate Sl76.779.134.
as against $780, oS7. $50. the amount of tho
appropriations for the current fiscal year.
which is Q decrease OF $4,000 400 The
principal items in the estimates are as follows:
Army and navy pensions. $160.00o.00o: fees
for pension examining surgeons. S2.000.000;
rent OF pension agencies and clerk hire and
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When Baby Was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. Ahs gave them Castoria
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The Weather.

The Thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy In Tar Bus
budn ed The tsmperatnTe yesteEdAy as FOLLOWER
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Aneriea IL Forging Ahead
In eyerythlnE. UrbBnA Wine CompAny's Gold Seal"
ChA mpagns v e1oeusd By ne foreign brAnd-AdH
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vsrass on Oct. 2. lsg:
wAsHiSeroS ToEEcAsI

WILMINGTON ToREcAST FOR IHtspAT'
For New England and Mo Fork. fair. hoiofHd
r.@.av Hsh Wednesday " oO0 HaatAT aAd TaAi saa
utaiE ~ r
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Women Must STEEP.

If they only could sleep eight
hours every night and one
hour every day .|S
Their freshness and beauty
would continue to the end
Years would be added to
their lives.
All arrangements of the
Uterus or Womb, Ovarian or
kidney troubles, uterus tumors,
spinal weakness, irregularity,
indigestion, exhaustion, or
displacement" drives the
nerves wild with excitement,
and sleep is impossible.
Lyaia Z. Panhham's Nege-
table Combouua is the one
sure remedy. 1t has saved
thousands, and will save you.
1t strengthens ~
the womb, re- ,sa6{mA
moves all pain, ~ W
and you sleep - &W
like child. w "
III No testimonial or Lfhz@
ladies' name is ever pub IL cS&~NlaME<f
hshed without the full per 9fd'TN- ~ ~
mission of the person. fISGISMVZS(%E
All druggists sell II. A1@tSI4D
Address in confidence, q -
LYDIA l.. PINkHAM MED. H~/S' ~@<1cs
Co., LYNN, Mass. &N,
Liver PiLLS. 20 cents.
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Always the Best.
Fllnt's furniiurs. 1Ot west lAih st.-Adsg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
RELIGION AND POLITICS.

A mans religion is his private con-
Germ, and it is a gross wrong to under
take to make it o part Of partisan poll
ties. Yet the Republicans OF Ohio, in
tho campaign Just closed, have consid-
cred nothing too mean for them to re-
sort TO if they could gain a'vote by it.
Hence in Catholic communities they
were found denouncing NEAL as a
rabld and uncompromising Metho-
dist, while in Protestant communities
he was held up as a bitter Cath
Ole. Something was no doubt
gained by this most reprehensible
scheme, but the gain, as it always is in
such cases, will be only temporary. 1t
is sure to react disastrously in the end
upon all concerned in It,
The sense OF rectltude Of the people
revolts against practices which are an
ofTense to true religion perhaps more
than anything else. II they are traced
to their ultimate source they will be
found 70 originate, not with religious
people, but with .hose who use the
sacred name Of religion for purposes
completely foreign to the religious
spirit Ills 80 be regretted that at
this late day an organization styling it
self the American Protective Associa-
ton has sprung into being and IS max
ing religion a test Of political prefer
ment. Ii is difficult to conceive Of any
thing more un-American than the prin-
ciples Of this society, and like Know
Nothinglsm it will live for a brief Pc
Rod on the passions aud preiudices Of
the ignorant and then die and be re-
membered only for it worthlesSness.
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BeIlatro.


First Ward-Neal 81, Mckinley 172.
RepI sentative, Linn SO, Heinlein III;
Judge, Laughlin go, Tallman 1877; Treas
urer, Dermott 90, Kirk 172; Prosecutor
Kennon 81, Weems 1877; Commissioner,
Yost 100, Mechem 161; Inhrmary Direc-
tor, Taylor So, Lopez 100.
Second Neal ZIG, Mckinley 1872;
Linn 1s9, Hsinlein l73; Laughiin 200,
Tallman 1877; Dermott 1872, Kirk III;
Kennon 227, Weems 1873; Yost 225,
Mechem 142; Taylor PA, Loper $50.
Third-Neal POS, Mckinley 10, Linn
1s9, Heinlein 1872; Laughlin 1914, Tall
man 176; Dermott 100, Kirk 1859; Ken
non 200, Weems 161; Yost 223, Mechen
las; Taylor 202. Lopez l6s.
Fourth ward-Precinct A-Neal 119,
Mckinley ITO; Linn 116, Heinlein los;
Laughlin 116, Tallman 1872; Dermott
ZIG, Kirk 1866; Kennon 1877, Weems l50;
Yost LAG, Mechen 1877; Taylor H.
Lopez 1862.
Precinct B-Nsal s4, Mckinley 116,
Finn 76, Heinlein 119, Laughlin so,
Tallmsn ia, Dermott IS, Kirk 12l,
Kennon s., Weems Ill, YoSt 50, Mech
em 81, Taylor SO, Lopez 112
Fifth-Nsal 100, Mckinley 265; Linn
III, Heinlein 263; Laughlin 112, Tall
man 269; Dermott ia, Kirk 26s; Ken
nou lis, Weems 267; YOst 131, Mechen
PSI; Taylor lis, Lopez 26S.
TownShip-Neal 2lO, Mckinley 200;
Linn 2O2, Heinlein 1877; Laughlin 202,
Tallman 1877; Dermott 200, Kirk 200;
Kennon 206. Weems 1911; YoSt 23S,
Mechem III; Taylor 2O3, Lopez 1885,
The total vote of Pultney township
without West Wheeling is as follows:
Neal, 1,044; Mckinley, 1,195; plurality
for Mckinley, ISL, Republican gain Of
about 200; Linn, 072; HeinleiD, 1870;
Heinleln's plurality, 29S; Langhlin, l.
600; Tallman, 1,242; Tallman's plurality,
242; Dermott 99S, Kirk 1,270, Kinks
plurality 2S2; KennOn 1,O63, Weems
l,194, Weems' plurality 1871; Yost l, 16l,
Mechem 1,1O7, Yost's plurality 81; Tay-
Tor 1,O24, Lopez 1,922; Loper's majority
1913.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
come apparent to everybody.

ALTHOUGH theglassWOrkars Of Wheel
ing have been idle for months, many Of
them agree to take stock in new con
Germ by leaving o part Of their wages
for that purpose each week or month as
the case may be. The business men
ought 70 do rs well by raising enough
funds 10 build two factories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
lrsrANn rouIrARLE REBORN.

The Philadelphia Times, in referring
to Mr.. CARNEsIE's position on steel
rails and beams, lays bare the tariff iu-
capabilities with respect to these two
items, which are so vital to Mr.. CAR
NEGIE'S success:
mir. Carnegie, the ironmsster Of the
West, whose opinion has a set valuation
both at home and abroad, says that his par
ticular want just now is to have the SlS
protection On steel rails and the $50 protec-
tiOn on steel beams retained. Carnegie IS
not the sort Of character to declare for low
er duties, and ne sees in these tariff figures
fine opportunities for combinations.
American rails 10 South American pur-
chasers at S24 al ton, with quotations 70
American railr sads at $50 ton, are figures
i'm the present market demsnd, and the
country viii learn later, when the metal
schkdule has I zen introduced in the House
for haSate, the true inwardness Of Mr..
Carnegie's frahkness. A just and equita-
ble reform in the tariff is bound to come
loaded with disclosures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
rnnREruRNs

Yesterdays State elections we're =
repetition Of the outcome Of "off year"
campaigns since the establishment OF
our political system. Why this is so
Is not known, and cannot be
explained on any theory other than that
the uuts have nothing to do but scheme
to get in again. AT any rate the result
OF the elections yesterday is not sur
prise, nor Is il significant, so far as nat
ional politics is concerned. 1t is true
that the Republican victory in Ohio fol-
lowed a campaign in which national is
sues were almost solely discussed, but it
was to MCKINLEY's personal popularity
and the fact that be has proven himself
an able State executive and worthy OF
reelection, that his victory is most
largely due. The voters of Ohio knew
that Gov. McKINLEY's election or de-
feat would have no bearing on national
legislation. This is evident from the fact
that Ohio came within about l, 900 votes
Of going Democratic last year, when its
votes meant the decision OF these very
issues. Republicans claim it as an en-
dersement OF MCKNLEY's tariff policy,
but lt is not, any more than the great
Republican victory in New York, which
is simply a revolt against the machine
methods of the Democratic party in
that State, and whose purpose and
effect are purely local. 1t is
a chastlsement which the New York
machine richly deserves and which will
meet the approval Of good citizens re-
CARELESS Of party everywhere. The de-
feat Of the Democratic ticket in New
York is due to the influence of DemA-
Gratis who did not approve Of Judge
MAYNARD's nomination and it was that
which Overwhelmingly defeated the
whole Democratic ticket, with the pos
sibls exception Of the Legislature.
An active factor in the Republican
victory in Ohio was the substantial aid
to McKINLEY's campaign given by the
special benefciariss of McKINLEY's
tariff, who believed McKNLEY's victory
would 60 far toward defeating
tariff reform. MCKINLEY him
self made the campaign Of
his life because victory puts him at the
head Of the list Of Republican posi-
bilities for 1896, though he banked on a
great uncertainty, since there will be
many q change in conditions and in the
sentiment in the Republican party be-
tween now and 90 which may leave
MCKINLEY and his tariff high and dry
out Of the political swim.
In the other State elections, which
we're purely of local Importance, the
parties resumed thg relative positions
they held prior to the landslide Of last
year.
National issues being eliminated, no
one expected any other result, aud
Democrats have no cause to feel sore
because their gains on national issues
last year have not been held on local
issues this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08

EoR SALE-sALoON. WELL EQUIPPED
II and doing a good business, in the lower
part of the city. Is on account OF sickness Of
one OF the partners for sale. For further in
formation apply at this Office. oc25e&dra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08

MEMS SHOES at 7bo, 97c, Il.l0, slIs si.37 up
to s2Q5. IL is Just as well TO save money oa
Shoes as anything else, and we are away be-
low the market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
The CnnsoIidntIon is a Go.

While the consolidation of the CleVe-
land, Lorain aud Wheeling and Cleve-
land and Southwestern Railroad Com
panies has not yet been formally effect
ed, the details are practically settled
and the matter of constructing the lat
ter road is one that will be decided
chiefly by the future feeling in the
financial world. The report Is current
in railroad circles in Cleveland that the
Lake Shores holding Of C., L. & w.
stock, which is STA 600 preferred and
Sl69, 100 common, valued by the Lake
Shore one year ago at S752, 500, has been
quietly transferred TO parties in the
Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheeling and
that all opposition has thus been wiped
out,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicles OF the Movement
individuals.

DAILY Chronicle OF the hoVement OIL
individuals.
Charles Myers, of South Eoff street, is
quite i'll.
J.H. Blair, of Washington, Pa, is Nc
Lure guest.
C. B. ThOmpion, of sistersville, is at
the Mcclure.
S. Thompson, of Darlington, O., is a
Stamm guest.
Mr.. Roessler and wife, Of Pittsburg. are
at the Brunswick.
D.F. Worries, Of Steubenville, is regis
tered at the Stamm.
P. w. Ward, of Cleveland registered at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. John Hans, of Forty-second and
Jacob streets, is quite i'll.
Elijah Freeland, of Hotel Behler, is
visitor at GAINESVILLE, o.
Charles Kennedy, of South Wood street,
is home from the Worlds Fair.
Edward Myers, Of South Chapline street,
is home from visit to Chicago.
r. e. Sipe and wife, of Rochelle, Ill, are
guests of j. M. Brown, Of the Island.
Theodore Miller, of the Sixth ward, is
home from hunting trip down the river
John Craig, formerly South Slider, now
of Columbus, is visiting friends in the city
Fritz Dusterdick, of South Wetzel street,
is able TO be out again after his recent accl'
| dent.
F. p. Laying and w. S. Campbell, rail
road officials, Of Pittsburg, are at the Nc
Lure.
BEHLER-A. M. Crow, Littleton, Eph,
rain Wells, Sistersville; W. S. Martin
KingWood.
Frank Brown, Samuel L. Hughes and
D. d. Dugan, of Washington, Pa, Sre
Behler guests.
Miss Ellie Nicholson,ot Upper Benwood
popular young lady, is visiting friends
near Cameron.
Martin Mclaughlin, of Caldwells Run
who has been working at Steubenville, ha:
returned nome.
Miss Margaret Powell, from the interior
of the State, is visiting Miss Kate Hatha
way, of South Chapline street
Miss Laura Porter, of the Garden Spot
| left this week on a two weeks visit to her
cousin, Miss Lille Porter, Of Pittsburg
| Pa.
Louis Reidel, warehouseman at the La
| Belle POTTERY, was bdhCu ouuNOulN SAOh
yesterday. He was much better last eve
ming.
w. Lee Coddington, Of Cumberland
Md, a travelling salesman for the Jos
Spedel Grocery Company, is registered al
the Windsor.
WINDsoR-John A. Mcintosh, Ravens
wood A G.. Wall, Charleston; II. Fl. Daw
son, Parkersburg; o. d. Curry, Pickens
Chas. e. Manley, Fairmont.
John Sinclair, of Thirty-Fourth anc
| Chapllne streets, is visiting friends a.
! Powhstau. Walter Schultz, Of South
ChapllDe street also accompanied him.
Charles Hogan, of Fairmont was in The
! city yesterday, on his way to Cleveland
| Charley was State Librarian under the
Fleming administration, and now holds a
lucrative government position at Washing
ton.
ST. CHARLEs-J. w. Williams, Sisters
vile; e. G. Ralston, Wellsburg; Phi
Eckles, Warrington; Mrs. Jesse G. Car
uey, Littleton; p. M. Bunk, Grafton; Mrs
| C. Harris. New Cumberland; j.. Q. Smith
| Sistersville.
STAMM-C. H. Richardson, Elizabeth; j
| I. Mccormick, Sistersville; w. S. Martin
Kingwood; Mr.. H. G. Greer and wife
| Sistersville; Mrs. j. H. Clark, Weston; j
| S. Robinson and Miss Ella Martin, Man
| nington; and j. $. Borden, Grafton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08

SENATOR RANSOM, OF North Carolina,
IS authority for the statement that the
United states circuit jadgeship for the
fourth judicial district, embracing the
States of Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
gipia, North Carolina and South Caro-
lima. made vacant by the death Of Judge
BoND. has been rendered him by the
President. and that he has defined the
honor. A United States ssnatorship is
good enough for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08

TOW REEDS and BILL MCKINLEY's
friends have started opposition booms
in different parts OF the country for
1896. Neither Of them will look back
ward from this time on, and we
may look out for lively squalls
on the Republican sea Of
ambition between now and then. There
is many a slip 'twixt the cup and the
lip, and the cup is now so far from the
liD that a dozen mishaps might beiall
il before reaching its destination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
At East Liverpool.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., November T.
Complete returns from this city give
Mckinley 8 plurality Of $50, Republic
can gain of 533. Returns from points
in the county indicate that Nc kinley's
plurality will be fully 5000. Republi-
can gain of about 1,4OO. The Republic
can county ticket will run slightly be-
hind these figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
Administrators Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction, at the Old Court House, corner Of
Twelfth and Chapline streets, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1893,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, n lot OF household furniture
and property, belonging 10 the estate Of the
late A. b Caldwell. Esq. Some articles OF the
furniture. esrssially a sIdeboard and bed
room set, are elegant. and much Of the furni.
ture, bedding, etc. is very good and IN good
condition.
There are too many articles both useful and
ornamental TO be enumerated here.
The law library and q bookcase containing
IL will lie so at two o'clock on the same day
at the law Office OF Messrs. Atkinson & FLICK,
No. 14l7 Chapline street.
WILLIAM ERSKIEE.
ecdi Administrator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08

Finley s52; Republican gain, f. Repre-
sentative D., 125 plurality; Pro-
bate Judge-Tallman, R., "a majority;
Treasurer-Dermott, D., majority;
Prosecuting Attorpey-Kennon, D., 12e
majority; Commissioner-Yost, d., 107.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08
IN SOCIAL ORIOLES.
Some OF The Events, Past aud Prospect
i've, In Social Circles.

Tomorrow evening Miss Lena Wal
ford. of South Jacob street, popular
young lady, will entertain her friends
The marriage of Miss Ella Nichols.
the accomplished daughter OF Mr.. u.
w. Nichols, of Mount Wood, to Mr..
Joseph Emblem, Of Chicago, will take
place this evening at the Nichols man
sion.
Rev. Father Parke, of Mt. de Chan
tai, Yesterday united in marriage Dir.
Charles E. Hoy aud Miss Mary v.
Davis, both popular young folks Of
Tally 10, Wood comfy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-08

TNoR SALE - BICYCLE, NEW, LATEST
u make. Call on.or address J. II. D.. Regis
tar Office aul6edh