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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-08-30
KiIied IA. Little Sister.

sANDusKY, o., Aug. e6.-Clara Ores
sci, Z, died from the effects of a shot
gun wound accidentally received at the
hands of her brother. Max, IL.
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LOST botIl LEGS W hlIe SteilIInS n hide.
TOLEDO. Aug. 2S.-Gus Lock, 12-
year-old boy, who was stealing ride on
a freight car near the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton bridge, fell off and
both legs We're run over. Physicians
were called and amputated both legs
Just below the knee.
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choIera,s Record I'm Russia.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-The cholera re-
turns for the past week shows that in
81 provinces of Russia 1925 new cases
were reported, and 1862 deaths oc-
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FARMERS ORGANIZE.
Compelled to Do So For sele-Protectio1
in Pennsylvania.

ERIE, Pa, Aug. .-Depredations of
garden thieves have become SO numer-
Gus and bold that farmers have organ
lied under the state police law. Gangs
from the city rob gardens and fields,
and some stock has been run off.
A farmer named OFT reports that 16
men in two wagons looted his garden.
OFT demonstrated but was driven into
the house at a point of a revolver.
bage, corn, etc, and drove off. They
said they did not propose to allow them
selves or their families to starye.
Three cases of highway robbery oc-
CURED Thursday night. In each case
the victim was brutally beaten and re-
heved of valuables. Young Lutz, who
tried to prevent robbers from breaking
into his store, is injured SO badly that
he is likely to suffer serious conse-
uuenceS.
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ORANGE, N. J., Aug. 29.-Hayward
a. Harvey, the inventor of the Harvey
lied steel armor plated and roller screw.
died from kidney trouble He had been
sick for the past five months.
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A IIebrew-Hater Coming.

BERLIN, Aug. 25.-Pastor Stoecker,
formerly court chaplain, who is cele-
brated for the animosity he entertains
for The Hebrews, sailed from Hamburg
for New York on the steamer Augusta
Victoria. He is to make lectaring
tour of the United States.
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Notice 10 Trespassers.

A LII persons are hereby warned not 20 tres
"a pass upon my lands in Lewis and Rob-
inson districts, either by hunting, fishing,
nutting OF In any other way. All YiolaterB
OF this notice viii have the penalties Of the
law enforced against them. Q. SEHON.
sept As-4w.
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"These are Democratic times"
says the demagogue or ignorant
Republican. The Democracy have
not had power in the general gov
eminent to pass any laws since
1858. Now, what makes these
panicky times? Is it the protective
tariff, the giving away of an empire
of land to corporations, besides one
hundred millions as guarantee of
Pacific r. R. Bonds; the Sherman
silver law, or the general extrava-
ganco in expenditures from the
nations treasury? The Republican
party is responsible for all these,
and the Government has just been
turned over to the Democrats with
a depleted treasury and a financial
crisis to deal with.
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Wheat-6-1s@ esHc Corn-45k@45Jlc.
Gate We. trn, S6d99c. Cattle S1 $50
8 10. Sh.ep-S2 5O@4 80. Lambs-S4 Esq
G %
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We clip the following from the
Writ County Ne,cs. The article
referred to was published in the
Gazette of last week:
Congressman Capehart should
feel under many obligations to that
"Prize Ass" from CabelI county,
who was interviewed by the Star
Tribune, of Charleston, some weeks
ago. The Republican papers of this
Congressional district have made a
speciality in reproducing that inter
view, thinking no doubt it would
work great injury to Mr.. Capehart,
but in this they were sadly mistaken.
1t has raised him higher in the esti-
nation of decent people and loyal
Democrats.
If Mr.. Capehart desires a third
term he has legions of friends to
push his canvass for him, and they
are not blatant blackguards nor
chronic kickers either.
They are Democrats from princi
pie and are found in every part of
this district, and are men who earn
their bread by the sweat of their
brow; honest tillers of the soil"
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WV CnAGLM OTTO HEDEEAN,
~ Adams street Ana. s. Thirteenth street.
Eheny. cancer OF liz, l'itts,u5Eh, cancer OF
years. breast, years.
Mrs. Armburst viewers Old stand. Wcstmore
land county, cancer OF leg. 5 .'eATS. hrs. james
Forsters, Coal Mining. Indiana county, Pa cancer
OF shoulder. years. Dir. ltoth corner III rty-Al&t
street and Penn avenue. cai.ccr OF cheek yeAfS
Mrs. Horn, Tang street, Allegheny. cancer OF cheek
years. Mrs. Stewart, so GrAcc street. MI wash
InEton, Pittsburg, cancer u womb. years. 8lrs.
J. Kelly West PittEburg street, GrceHSburg. Pa.
tumor OF moss, 5 years. Mr. Stevens. - Park
Way Allegheny, tumor GU forehead. is years.
sirs q. Lohde, 6sO7 Shakespeare street, Z. T..
PittsOurg, cancer OF breast, years. Mrs. Bcghant
cancer OF breast, 2 eaFS. Mrs. Mailer, cancer o.
breast, years Mrs. Hacndtg. cancer OF womb,
years. Mrs. Hofstat cancer OF woInb. 2 years.
Mrs I.AnghOf cancer OF womb, i year. BIZ.
MaiTer, tetter of eczema 20 years Mrs Egan,
cancer Of The breast, years. Mrs. SteVely cancer
OF womb. months, 81 Robinson street, Allegheny
City Pa Adam Black, cancer on lip, StOhO station
Beaver county. Ia. Mr. Werner. cancer 81 rectuiI
so FOrty-nfth street. l'ittsburG, Ia. Mrs. pier,
cancer ON nose. fTankSt0Wn avenue, Il. T.. Pitts
burg. Pa. Mrs. Mats, career OF the breast. 50
years OF age. Curry station, liedhei township
allegheny county, Pa Mrs Muller. cancer of tbs
lip and tongue, years, Milford. Somerset county.
He also removes the dangerous torewOrm IL
from TO hours and has so specimens OF tel;l in
his ONCE He also cures tettes and complaints Of
the kidneys: also old and rheumaiism and all
akin and blood diseases.
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At Petersburg. Va.

PETERSBURG, Aug. 2G.-The severest
wind and rain storm ever known here
for some years, visited this city Mon
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If Congress has desireto become
popular it will do less talking and
more voting.
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Several new ads. in this paper;
read them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-08-30

CANCER. EuRE erIption; but to their sorrow OF
no benefit DR.. Stsinert has removed them OF Ten
Years StandIng, and from persons 81 years OF age,
In his own neighborhood, Persons are requested TO
call At his once and see the Wonderful cures
he has made, A9d which he has in alcohol for safe
hopping. He has = - years. practice, and stands
in the foremost rank Of his profession The follow
inE cases ara > few Of those who have been cured
by me;
breast, years. lLook NJ above cut.)
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-08-30

1t is generally conceded that the new
tariff law will not go into effect before
July, 1866, or October of that year.
There are many prominent Democrats
who advocate a date when the new tar
Tiff law shall take effect not earlier than
Jan. 1. 1896
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PASSED TIE HOUSE
wilson's Blu to Repeal the sherman sll-
yer Law.
ANTI-TRusT an.

WASHINGTON. Ang. 20.-The wilson
repeal bill passed the house-ss9 to no.
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On, the 9th day Of September, 1898.

On, the 9th day nf September, 1893.
at O'Clock %. M, certain tract OF land de-
Scribed in "Ex. Az filed ia above cause, situ-
ate in Union District, of said county, and
conveyed TO said Charity Sayre by said John
McCulloch by deed dated July !, 1887, and re-
corded in the Clerks ONCE OF the County
Court of Mason county, aforesaid, I'm Deed
Book No. y, pages col, &c, containing GtO
acres, bounded follows: Beginning at n
beech and red oak on south bank OF IS Mile
creek, near where n path CROSSES said creek
and ascends said bank, foId call, beech, white
and red oak) thence down IDeanderings OF
said creek to stake near large elm ia the
original line of the Taylor Survey. and with
said line - So Is W., In all 30 poles to chest
nut oak near top OF ridge toid call, s. 80 w. to
two chestnut oaks ON top OF ridge, thence
with original outline s. 81 ~ F., lOld call, &.
i0o Ell iS2 poles 10 "A stake which bears south
Sc IS W. 10 feet from Eugnr tree, thence leay-
ing original line Zee 81 r. 200 poles TO stake
in division line of 200 acre tract and now
lands off,. Scanlin; thence with old marked
line y. So - W. 4S2 poles To beginning, sub
jcct to dover interests of Sophia Rollins
therein of 100 acres.
TERMS OF SALEs-One-hnlf cash in hand
on day OF sale, and the residue OF equal pay
ments In one and two years from day Of sale,
taking from the purchaser bond with good
security for the deferred payments, and re-
tanning the legal title to said lands as a fur
JAMES II. MENAGER,
Special Commissioner.
1, the undersigned Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Mason County, West Virginia, here
by certify that bond ia the penalty Of yJ00.0O
has been given before me by said James j.
Mennger, Special Commissioner, as required
vertised- r. T. MITCHELL, Clerk
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERs
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The Cancer and lhnar Can Be
: Cured Without the Knife.

To remeTe tho Cancer hAS
been something that the Enedi-
cal profession have never been
Able to discover; but At last DE.
Stelnort has Uncovered REM
edy, which II applied will ros
move IL in from Q 70 9 days.
There are dYe kinds Of Cam
GERS, namely; the Rose Cam
Ger, the Spider cancer, the
Fissure Cancer, the Bone Cam
Ger and the Wolf Cancer. There
have been cases where patients
haHa naId 1I5O for \ linrla pres-
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Special Commissioners Sale of
Land.

PY virtue OF authority vested In me- the
u undersigned Special Commissioner, by a
decree OF the Circuit Court of Mason County,,
West Virginia, entered on May IL, lss2, in "A
John McCulloch is plaintiff and Charity
Sayre and w. II. SnyTc arc defendants, will
Mason County, West Virginia, mt public auc-
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Trustees Sale

OF a Good, Clean Stock OF Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Notions, &c.
4 Chance for a Great Bargain.
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The Wheeling Regiiter speaking
of Gov. MacCorkle's address on
West Virginia Day at the Worlds
Fair, says:
"Gov. VIM. MacCorkle in his
speech at Chicago, placed the re-
sources fhis mountain home in the
most strongest light-not too strong,
however, for every word he uttered
in relation to our forests, coal, oil
and gas are so well known to our
own people that we almost come to
believe that the world knows as
much about our resources as the
people within the State. Gov. Mac
Corkle's address was an admirable
paper and cannot help but do the
State great good in the. way. OF adj
vertising its advantages. 1t reflects
great credit upon the young Gov
ernor upon his admirable presenta-
ton of the facts contained therein.
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RUIN in ITS W AKE.
Destructive Cyclone Off the
Southeastern Coast.
The Two carolinas. Georgia
and Florida Suffer.

Many Lives Lost and Millions of Property
Dcstroycd-Great Damage to shipping
Observation-Disclosures Also suTer-The
Worst Storm in Many Years-streets Inn
passabIe From Debris.
ATLANTA Aug. 29.-News reaches
this city from all up and down the sea-
board of frightful storm on Sunday
evening. Nearly all the wires are
down. The storm struck the Florida
coast at Jupiter inlet and swept north
west. 1t began with cloudburst, and
then the wind blew gale. A regular
hurricane followed.
The worst damage was done at Sa-
vannah, where 40 lives are reported lost
and $40, O00, 600 of property destroyed.
AT jacksonville houses were unroofed
and good deal of damage was done to
shipping at Fernandina.
Sweeping up the coast, Brunswick
was the next sufferer. An unknown
schooner is ashore on Jekyn island, and
it is believed many of her crew are lost.
A family of eight persons went down
in tug that was capsized.
Distress signals from vessels further
out were seen during the night.
In Savannah
the storm struck with all its fury
First, Tybee, the swell resort, was
swept away. The hotel there is a
wreck, and many of the homes are lit
tie less than ruins. The quarantine
station was demolished. The station
has recently been fitted up with the
most expensive apparatus. OF the
eight ships at Quarantine seven were
driven at the mercy of the winds. 1t is
reported that a number of lives were
lost.
At Columbia the force of the storm
was very great. There are all sorts of
rumors about Charleston.
One story says that Sullivan island,
the fashionable resort, has been literal
ly blown away; that the famous old ST.
Michaels has been razed to the ground,
and that not since the terrible earth
quake has there been such destruction.
Some fears are expressed for passen-
ger steamers at sea.
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There is no school in this section of
the State offering equal advantages at
such low cost
For catalogue or further information,
address the Principal.
aug30tf Huntington, w. Va.
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PERSONAL.
TEEP YOUR EYE on MILLS. RANDALL.
N & Co.. the builders and jobbers Telephone 9A9
DERSON AL-PLACE YOUR ADVERT e
l. ment for correspondents for pleasure matP-
mony in the Home circle" Room "a Douthits
building. seattle, Wash soc each insertion.
LLECTRIC BELL WoRK DONE. ADDRESS
Ia ola Second street, or telephone $50.
ENTLEMEN's DISCARDED CLOTHING
" bought i4l7 second street.
(NHUM-THE MINORITY OF THE COM
~ mtttee holding = ratificat on meeting and
send congratnla Tell Ill. and G. we Will co ne
for dinner later.
HAVE A NEW COVER PUT on YOUR
L umbrella Umbrella hospital. opposite post
Office.
NEW CARPETS AND FURNITURE sorD
Company, corner Front and Marion streets
4 TTENTIoN-FAT FOLKS REDUCED: NO
~ dieting Ask your druggist for Tiooetts'
accumulated tat None genuine unless PACK Age
bears Geo. Rurwell," signature Lock Box gi7
Seattle, W ash
4 d. T. MESSENGER RATE, FROM OUR
~. ONCE, l 10 Cherry street: IL blocks or less
3 cents: IA blocks. IL cents; 10 blocks Is cents.
20 blocks over, - cents: answer cents extYa,
By the hour. 20 cents. Circulars and aiySrrisinx
matter distributed at 81 80 per day; cards .nyi-
taGions. etc, delivered AT 81 so per day Ring tha
A. ID. T. call box only for Seattle rausfer Tona-
pAny' hacks, gurneys and express " azons: Pacific
y, stall Telegraph Cable Company kilograms.
open al ali hours Of the day ana night Te.sphons
No 2S4.
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NtANrEr-REIl ABLE MEN IN EVERY
w countv in the United states 10 distribute cir
cniar. At - per Thousand. Address with stamp
Na'iousl Advertising AID Information Bureau
BOX ilT3, Chicago, IN.
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L,oR kENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS FUR
L ntshei pete for Housekeeping. fine view
of the Souud. The Harvard. 1857 Front street
between Pike and Pine
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BOOK BINDER 4.

L ANTEoNY's BfSDERY, BLANK BOOK
Manufacturers Washington street. corner
Commercial. rsoss ssd Terry block. Seattle.
Wash
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NARRIAGEs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday. March IL.
1893. @ the residence Of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. JOAN II. Damon. 80 Fifth street.
Fred q. Calhoun and Miss Jennie pafrach, both
Of Spokane.
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"a ANrEp- ArPRESTiCE PRINTER FOR
w lew weeks country weekly 10 lock
forms and rnn hand press. Address Al once I'd
wAra. care Post IuIeiiigenCsr.
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(NOC1
~ CO
pay on
asi war
prior
issuei
such W
Date
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HrEAM
II Sharf
eys. tor
[ossst. Id
Glnish, d
P'd Pol
- daily
psn;s. b
Hsass
Pet-cIA.
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4 LFRED ~. COIN. THE ARTISTIC La
n dies tailor. Is located in seattle for months;
al SID Union street: ladies wishing any tressea
made ana tailor gowns should CAL As early pos
sie.e; cutting and httlng done; At guaranteed
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on VACANT OR IN
Vn proved property in this city or Ballard: rea
sonahle rates " Hugo smith Co. AIT Seattle
National Bank building
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
RCAEA LODGE, NO 81. r. AND A. n.
n stated mestiugs second and fourth Mondays
Of each month. l. l. MOORE. W. NJ
A. = GfBBs, Sec.
NAe COURT FRIAR TUCK. 1921, A. u f..
~ meets Thursday evenings in Masonic
Temple. second street entrance
~ W. VI. JOHNSON. +. 8. T.. .. Box 1871.
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l'oR sAIE-a ACRES NEAR SEATTLE.
L suitable tor fruit Chicken ranch; tToG net
cast: rnns, be sed this xeeA- Iliae & LEA, RenS
osoxG n.oSk.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-23
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
The sheriTs Delinquent List Approved.
Contract Let.

The Sherih's Delinquent List Approved
Contract Let.
The Board Of Commissioners held
special session yesterday, and trans
acted considerable amount OF busi-
ness.
One Of the most important items was
the examination and approval OF the
delinquent list OF ex-Sheriff Steenrod
tor 1892. There have been good many
changes in the list since its last publ
cation, caused by collections, and these
changes have occurred day by day to
such an extent that II was stated yes
terday no total could be arrived at, and
during the session of the Board each
member went over the list from his own
district, and each arrived at the con-
clusion that no more collections could
be made. The list was therefore ap-
proved.
The Board then went into the ques-
ton Of electing an engineer for the
County Insmary, to gil the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of George st.
Myers. Harry Kimmins was the sue
cessful candidate.
The Road and Bridge Committee was
directed to advertise for stone for the
improvement of the Cumberland road.
A contract has authorized with the
Wrought Iron Bridge Company, OF Can
ton, O., for the Roney's Point bridge.
The bridge is to be seventy feet long,
with a roadway sixteen feet wide IN
thu clear,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-23
THOUSANDS OF MILL MEN
Have Gone to Work at PittSburg This
Week.

Have Gone to Work at Pittsburg This
Week.
The present week has seen from ten to
twelve thousand mill men put to work
up at Pittsburg, and there is revival
of the old-time activity there. The en-
tire plant OF Jones & Laughlins on the
South Side, was put into operation, CIV
ing work to 5000 men. The Black Dia-
mond Steel Works went on single turn
with 1000 men, and 5000 more will go
to work next week at this plant. Work
was resumed at the National Tube
Works, McKeesport, giving employment
to about 5000 men. A number OF
smaller mills also began operations,
among them the Sligo works Of Phillips,
Nimick q Co., Lindsay & McCutcheon's
plant in Allegheny and the United States
Iron and Tin Plate Company's plant at
Demmler station with 800 men. As
result OF the starting OF the National
Tube Works number OF smaller Nc
Keesport plants will be running within
a week, as we'll as the Republic Iron
Works.
OF the starting of the Black Diamond
mill, the Pttsburg Dispatch said:
'"rhe rush OF men to the works was
remarkable. Many came at daybreak
and stood about until the hour for start
ing. By o'clock Smallman and Rail-
road streets were full OF them. The
regular employees were given work in
preference to the many strangers who
applied. Half an hour after the open
ing of the gates the mills were going
full blast except the 21-lnch mill, the
welding and the pudding department"
A telegram from Youngstown, Ohio,
quotes Richard Brown as saying that
If the Amalgamated Association will
grant to the Brown-Bonnell Company,
of that place, the same scale that has
been granted to Jones & Laughlins, the
Brown Bonnell plant will be started
within ten days. The foundry Of the
Lloyd Booth Company, Of Youngstown,
has been shut down. The Falcon Iron
and Nail Company, OF Niles, o., has re-
sumed operations.
In this city the heating and tack iron
departments OF the Belmont mills start
ed up yesterday morning. About
twenty nail machines are also at work
making tacKs and five others are en-
ployed making large spikes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-23
ArRIP TO THE SOUTH,
And All for One Admission to the West
Virginia state Fair.

And All for One Admission to the west
Virginia state Fair.
II YOU have never been South You can
visit that sunny CLINE at the West Viz
ginia State Fair without the fatigue OF
the long trip or the expense. This Is
made possible by the Southern Exhibit,
which will be one OF the chief attrac-
tions this year. You will see more In
day at this exhibition than II you spent
a month in the far away fields and plan
tations.
Here you will see the old "Aunties, "
so much talked about but so little
known of in the North, cording, spin
ming and weaving cotton by the most
primitive methods. You will also have
an opportunity of seeing what IL looks
like growing, how 1t is picked, ginned
and woven by modern machinery-a
sight at once novel, entertaining and In
structive.
There will also be the tar kiln and
the turpentine still, and all the grasses,
grains and seeds with the wonderful
palmetto tree out of whose product so
many useful and ornamental aruelos
can be manufactured.
We think We know Q great ueaI aoOut
rice, but not all. In this exhibit II will
be shown growing. and all Its by-pro-
ducts, such as rice paper and rice cloth
will be displayed. Great and complete
as the Worlds Fair Is you cannot see
these wonderful sights there.
A company of forty colored people
will add to the attractive and amusing
features of this exhibit. They are
trained singers and athletics and show
by their performances the progress OF
the negro In the South. Their quaint
love ditties and the chants OF the field
and freside, With the sports OF the plan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-23
FOR THE nor WEATHER.

A complete line of Serges, Cheviots and
other Light Weight Suitlngs at low prices,
which we are repared TO get mp nrst GLASS
on short notice.
NeRIige shirts, low to close.
A general line of Gsnts' Nobby FURNISH
ings.
,Iust received-1OO dozen moro OF those
pure MaccO Yarn seamless Han
Hose. the best wearing IN the market
I'Oo 10 C. HESS & SONS,
TaiIors and Gents Furnish
ers, 1928 and 1898 Market Street