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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-23
4 TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
The Worst Thing That Could Posi-
bly, Happen.
Graphic Description Of One Who Has Been
Through It
We Believe It to Be Unequalled
in Truthful Annals of Facts.

Mr.. Lewis Grant, well-known ana
prominent citizen Of Somervile, Mass,
who resides at 70 Partridge ave., gives
what we believe to be an almost I'M
equalled experience.
81 have been" said Mr.. Grant to the
writer, afflicted with nervous debility for
several years. trembling on the slightest
excitement and suffering the greatest men,
tai agony. 1 was in constant fear that
something was about to happen to me, was
unable 10 obtain the proper amour: OF
sleep and rest at night, woke unreiresned
in the morning and experienced an uncon-
trollable dread of everything.
81 fact, my entire nervous system was
shattered and life was source of constant
worriment to me and my ambition was
entirely gone.
after consulting several physicians
without receiving any benefit, L was IN
duced to try Dr. Greene's Nervura olooo
and nerve remedy. ] am happy to say that
from the very irst bottle l commenced 10
steadily improve and have continued 10
grow stronger in my nerves until now,
having taken my fifth bottle, CONSIDER
myself entirely cured Of this fearful
malady, nervous exhaustion.
"My nerves have wholly regalneo thelT
former strength and the trembling which
almost entirely incapacitated me from my
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-23
watching French Anarchists.

PARIS, November % The police Of
St. Ienne have raided a number Of
haunts where French and foreign An
archists were supposed TO be in hiding,
aud have seized an Anarchist nantes
TO, which Is said 20 have been distrib-
0ted in many parts OF France, and pos
sibly mailed 20 foreign countries, de-
Tending the dynamite Outrages at Bar
celOna and 40 MarSeilies, and predicting
that other and similar OutrageS would
soon be perDetrated in France. Several
arrests have also been made, and the
police throughout the Republic are
taking every precaution to prevent in
jury to public buildings. Acting upon
instructions received from the Govern
ment, the police are compiling a record
OF all persons suspected OF being in any
way connected with Anarchist societies,
and they will, for some time, be kept
under the strictest surveillance. In
addition TO the regular force of detect
ives, the police authorities have been
empowered TO employ additional agents,
whose duty is to keep careful watch
upon Anarchists and those they ascot
ate with. 10 is understood that the
italian and Spanish Governments are
acting in this matter in accord with the
Government of France, and upon re-
ports which will be furnished TO the
governments of the three countries
some additional and combined action
will be taken looking TO the suppression
of andrchy, and the prompt arrest and
punishment Of those engaged in dan
gefous cOnspiracies.
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work, has completely ceased. / can sleep
perfectly well aud wake In the morning
refreshed after good nights rest.
"My mind has regained its old-time
cheerfulness and life is again filled with
hope and ambition.
81 cannot speak highly enough of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
consider it the most wonderful medicine
of the age, l cheerfully recommend its
use to all persons afflicted with disease"
The terrible experience Of Mr.. Grant
and his remarkable cure by Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, shows
that this wonderful medicine is what the
sick require to cure them. The fact that
it cured him is positive proof that it will
cure others. 1t is purely vegetable and
harmless.
1t has the largest sale Of any remedy at
druggists, everybody buying it, doubtless
because they know it will cure, and because
physicians prescribe and recommend 1t sc
generally. What gives the people absolute
confidence in it is the fact that 1t is the dis
covery and prescription of well known
physician, Dr. Greene of 80 w. l4th street,
New York, the most successful specialist
in curing nervous and chronic diseases.
The Doctor can be consulted without
charge in any and all cases, personally or
by letter.
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Bic Ere i'm snrInpfield.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November 22.-
The fire, which broke out in the Dick
inson block in Springfield at midnight,
was not brought under control by fire.
men until it destroyed eight blocks, re-
sulting in an estimated damage OF near
ly a million and half dollars. The fire
broke out in the block owned by j. ii.
Dexter & Co, 1t then communicated to
another block owned by John Dolan.
From there it jumped to the last block
in the row of burnt buildings. All OF
these blocks are upon Worthington
street. This last block was occupied
by A. n. Mayo & Co. The walls be-
tween this last named block and its
neighbor were extremely thin, indeed,
the party walls between all the blocks
destroyed were Of very slender construc
ton.
The burnt districtoon Worthington
street extends nearly $50 feet east from
the rear of the Glendower House, and
is nearly $50 feet deep. The seven
blocks destroyed were as fellows. Five
story brick block owned by j. Weber,
grocer; two brick blocks, FIVE stories
hig, owned by j. X. Dexter 81 Co., rag
dealers; five story block, owned by
John Dolin, also rag dealer; five story
block, owned by A. n. Mayo IL Co.,
stock dealers; Glendower Hotel and Alb
hey block and part of the Wright black.
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RINEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building, Room s. TslephOns2i9.
FOR SALE.

6 lots in Bevsdere addition, 2 corner lots,
t275 each.
House 6 rooms. brick, and 4 roomed house In
rear. Eof street, between Twenty-third aud
Twenty-iourth streets $500.
House rooms, Eighteenth street, In good
condition, e. 500.
Double brick house 10 rooms. Fourteenth
House seven rooms, brick. Sixteenth street,
$500.
House seven rooms, Fifteenth street, lot SOT
100 feet $500.
House seven rooms, ChSpine street Centre
Wheeling a, y5l.
House eight rooms, First ward, 81 600
House i've rooms, Baltimore street. East
Lot t, eat end Fourteenth street. s5Ol
House four rooms, Charles street, Centre
Wheeling $3.50
House four rooms, Eighteenth street, 81 900.
House three rooms, Twelfth street $50
House eight rooms. Sixteenth stest, in GOOD
condition. 1890.
GHouss rooms and stable Eighteenth sir,sL
% 500
Fine suburban homSs miles east OF city a.
moderate price.
4loIs in Fiian, White & Gallagher addition
6OIlO0 feet t2OO each.
lots on Caldwsll's run, t2s0 each
Fine farm. i43 acres, on Natiohal road, nine
miles east OF eity on easy terms
Market street business property a. nodsfA"
ou.balf IL. On NccolloaA stIsst osatn
wheeling, zoe
Ons Of the best manufacturing sitsstatss
city, frsnting en- 1--WE FailroadL
HESnATT d. DEVINE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-23

DULUTH, MINI. November 22.-The
CAPTAIN Of the steel ship "Weed, F"
which arrived during last nights fear
ful storm, reports having seen the miss
ing II. B. Grover and consort this side
of the Apostle Islands, yesterday morn
ing. When sighted they were running
back to the islands for shelter. The
storm this morning was terrific. Driv-
ing snow and Sleet and a forty mile
wind make navigation extremely haz-
ardous. Notwithstanding this the new
steamer Alva, with 1O4, 600 bushels Of
wheat, and pulling two whaleoac6 con-
sorts loaded With 5000 tons Of iron ore,
left here this morning Ia the height OF
the storm. The Marsha started s0r Two
III rbOrs last night, but was forced to
return. The wind veered 20 the north
west and is blowing a gale, but this az
ternoon the worst of the storm had
passed the city. Nine steamers and six
barges are now on the lake, bound up,
and should be In to-day.
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Nicnrnrnn WIN Sue.

New YORK, Noyember 22.-The
Hcrald's Mauagua dispatch says that
Gusman, NicaraguGn Minister at Wash
ington, has been instructed by the gov
eminent Of Nicaragua to Immediately
enter suit against the Nicaragua Inter
national Co. The basis for the suit is
failure to complete the canal between
the two lakes within the time specified
in the international agreement. In ac-
cordance with article IA of this agree
ment, the canal company guaranteed
to complete this canal within three
wears from the date the concession was
granted. In case the canal was not
completed within this time the COM
pany agreed to pay to the government
Of Nicaragua the sum Of S3OO,0 600. This
is the amount involved in the suit
which minister Guzman has been d.
rected TO enter at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-23
MARTINS FERRY.

The football team is practicing on
signals at night in the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms, and will be able to put first
class team in the field on Thanksgiving
Day. when they play Wheeling.
George Baird and family and w. T.
Duncan leave this morning for Los
Angeles, California, where they will
make their future home.
Washington street, in front OF the
Hoyle property, is being filled with the
gravel that is being taken from the JEFF
ferson street grading.
The High School entertainment takes
place December 18th. The proceeds
will go towards the purchase OF a new
piano for the school.
David Llewellyn returned yesterday
from Pittsburg, where he has been at
tending the extra session OF the A. A.
of l. & s. w.
A special meeting of Council was held
last night, at which the Wheeling and
Lake Erie ordinance was laid over until
Saturday.
Misses Lizzie Suneral and Ella With
row, of Mount Pleasant, are the guests
OF their cousin VIM. Dilworth, at the
ST. Clair.
Mrs c. Long is in Bellaire, being
called there by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Harry Eoerline, Of that city.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild will
give birthday party at Rev. Bur-
hanks Tomorrow evening.
]. W. Martin removed to Mounds
Vile, where he has accepted position
in the glass works.
Miss Ella Hathaway, of Freeport,
Pa, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony, of Broadway.
A. B. Gordon, of Spencer's machine
works, is doing some work for the firm
at Leesville, o.
James McEnter was fned IS and
costs for being drunk, by Mayor Keller,
yesterday.
Rev. W. B. Hertzog will preach to-
night at the Baptist Mission, In Clark's
addition.
John Peters, Of Empire, is here the
guest'of his brother James, OF the c. &
p. force.
George Anderson is spending few
weeks with friends at Bruce. this
euunty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis, Of Fourth
street, are both belfast with the grip.
Geo. 81. Smith and John Smith were
at St. Ciairsville yesterday.
Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell is quite Ill at
her home in the Third ward.
w. K. Elson was in town yesterday
for a short time on business.
Miss Ann Miller went to Brilliant
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Scott Linn has been quite I'll for
the past few days.
John Henderson returned yesterday
Mrs. Mulianey. of Water street. is
seriously III.
Miss Kate Grier, of Third street, is on
the sick list.
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Floods in Japan and Pirates in China.

VANCOUVER. B. c., November 90
The steamer Empress China, from Yo-
kohama, brings news that floods have
devastated the harbOr of Nagasaki and
Toxic. The number Of lives lost has
not yet been ascertained, but it Is
known to be heavy. The districts Wis
tied most severely by the storm are
those on the west coast bordering on
the inland sea. In Okayarua prefec-
ture, 167 lives were lost and 2,400
houses destroyed. In Yameaquehi pre-
lecture $50 fishermen were drowned
while large numbers Of unrecognized
bodies drifted ashore.
The Cheese pirates are very active,
and during the last month they have
seized eleven junks. The authorities
are powerless against them. Reports
from Ichong states that quiet prevails
at present though missionaries and for
eignerS are still inSdlted
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Cnnaltlnn of tnrlnnd,s Navy.

LONDON, November %. The Graphic
publishes an interview with Admiral
Frederick B. 2. Seymour upon the state
of the navy. The Admiral says that
the condition Of the navy is most seri-
Gus. Twenty million pounds, he says,
ought to be expended TO build quickly
ten irSt-class men-of-wor and as many
cruisers as possible. he condemned
the practice OF building vessels with
unarmored ends AID advocates the use
OF a complete belt at the water line on
account OF the great strength which
would thus De given to the rams which
he said would be the chief offensive
weapon in future naval affairs. He
complained of the lack of a sufficient
number Of trained seamen, and said
that the Mediterranean fleet ought to
be largely increased and Gibraltar re-
taiued at all cost.
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The famous Pictured Rock.
Special TELEGRAM 10 he Register.

Special 1etS0rQiA 10 LIe heqtete''
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, November,
22.-The famous pictured rocks on the
Evansville pike, about four miles from
Morgantown, this state, have been a
source of wonder and speculation for
more than a century, attracting much
attention among the learned men OF
this country and Europe. The cliff
upon which these drawings are found
is of considerable size, and within a
short distance from the highway above
mentioned. The rock is a white sand
stone which wears little from exposure
to the weather, and upon It's smooth
surface are delineated the outlines OF
animals, birds, reptiles and fish, en-
bracing the panther, deer, buffalo,
otter, beaver, wildcat, fox, wolf, rae
coon, opossum, bear, elk, crow, turkey,
eagle, eel, various sorts OF fish, large
and small snakes. ct cetera. In the
midst of this silent menagerie Is the
full length outline of a female form,
beautiful and perfect in every respect.
Interspread among the drawings OF
animals are limitations of the footprints
of each sort, the whole space occupied
being one hundred and fifty feet long
by fifty feet wide. To what race the
artist belonged, or what his purpose
was In making these rude portraits,
must ever remain mystery; but the
work was evidently done years ago.
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Re.neot for Genernl Risk.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 2e.-
Several hundred of the officials and en-
ployes OF The Agricultural Department
met at noon to paw their respects to the
memory OF the late Secretary Rusk.
Prof. Harrington, chief Of the weather
bureau, presided at the meeting which
was held in the department yesterday.
Br. Salmon was Instructed to telegraph
10 Chicago to have flowers sent from
there to be placed on the casKet.
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nna nj Rnirh,s Little scrapes.

LONDON, November 22.-The Morning
says that well known follower Of the
turf has begnn suit against the estate OF
Squire Abingdon Baird, for SIS, 200,
being the balance unpaid of consider
alton OF SIPS, 900, which it is alleged
Baird promised to pay the plaintiff for
quietly recovering bank notes to the
amout OF $3.50, 900, said to have been
stolen from Baird by a woman with
whom he had had relations. Baird
threatened the criminal prosecution OF
the lady, but the plaintiff dissRaded
him from taking this extreme course,
and undertook to recover the money
himself
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nnlr One Body Idenlified.

BEAVER, PA, November 22.-The
body OF James Hughes is the only one
Of the victims of the Merrill Hotel fire
that has been identified. His wife and
father arrived here this morning from
CHARTERS aud went at once to the scene
of the disaster. The only means Of
Identification was a watch found un-
derneath the body supposed to be
Hughes, on the case Of which was en-
graved a locomotive.
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More Smallpox at PIttsburg.

PITTsBURG, PA, November 22.-Two
more cases Of smallpox were developed
al the Homeopathic Hospital to-day and
one at Jeanette, Pa. The latter was a
patient in the hospital and was dis
charged last week. So far there have
been nine cases at the hospital. The
building is entirely closed TO the public
and the 1C5 patients, many of whom ex-
pected To De discharged this week, are
ouarantined They will be compelled
to remain at the hospital at least three
weeks or until all danger Of spreading
the cOntagiOn has passed.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
North Wheeling Real Estate,

By virtue OF two deeds Of trust made by
Anton Stauver and Lydia StGuyer, DIS wife. 70
M az trustee. The ons bearing date the 1th dAy
OF June 1899 snd recorled IN the Office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Tor Obio county.
Wet Virginia 10 deed OF trust book n. ~
page 3s4 and the other bearing dats the 9Dth
day OF January. 1921 and recorded IN sad
County CLERKS Office in deed OF trust book No.
=. page g. will on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2sD. ls93
Comm nE a. 10 c.osk M, proceed 70 sell
AZ public auction. az The front door Of tns Court
House OF said Ohio Cou8ty, 10 the City Of
Wheeliug the following described property,
situate and being 10 the City of Washing
Ohio County. West virginia, that - 70 say
All that certaiu tract sr parcel Of l.nd situate
in that part Of said city com monty cflied
North Whe-ling aud boEn ed aud described a.
follows. TO wit: beginning on tne westerly sids
Of Main street AZ toe southeast corner OF the
parcel OF ground parcbased by James Gil
christ; thence running soutn"4ioly Ni5 1l
toe west side CT Vain street tbirty sSJl
feet q the northeast corner Of Ann
EIizAbsth Phillips ground: hence urstwardly
AZ right angles with Main Street eiZnt'-tHo
(62) feet: thence northwardlJ aud pafaliel WITH
Main street thirty CO. feet: thenc- eastwardly
with said Giicnrists line u the ulace of b nm
Ming being the same property conteYed 70 said
Ant stAuver oy IT, W. Phil ips and ~ = b.
deed dafei October 81. 1871, aud OF record 10
the Office OF the Clsfk q the ognty Court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia, 10 Deed Book No.
g page II.
TKRxs-One-third. or IS mush more A. The
purchaser nay elect 70 pay. cash on the cAf Of
sale. the balance. II any. In tao equal ins'ail-
meats, payable 10 one aud two years res2sc-
tisely from day o. sale the purchase 20 give
his prom ssory notes. bearing interes from day
OF sale With security % Be approved - the M
dsrsirned for sad deferred instailments. the
title % SAID property % b. retained uniti tie
Whole 81 the purchase N rev and infertst IL
paid LOUIS =. SllfbL.
C. HERyET, Trustee
AuctiOneer. roll
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Burglars in a Parsonage.

COLUMBUS, o., November 29.-Be-
tween four and FIVE o'clock this morn
ing Father Els, OF the Church OF the
Sacred Heart. discovered two burglars
in his house aud had a tussle with
them, during which FIVE shots were
fred by them, one taking effect in his
arm. Be had S42 lying on his table,
the result OF a collsctiOn, which he
saved. The men finally escaped with
out any booty. Father Els says the
men are common burglars.
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Ksastern ohlo's Teachers Association.
sDse,ai Isls9rsfa 70 tas Rs0isssr.
EVANSVILLE, O., November 22.-The
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association Will
meet In this city, Friday and Saturday
following Thanksgiving. The follow
ing is the program:
Friday afternoOn-Address OF Well
come, James I. Irvine. GAINESVILLE; re-
SPONGE, Prof. John McBurney, Cam
bridge; Inaugural address, Charles
Hauper, Wooster; paper, Educational
Tendencies, Supt. d. E. Baughmen,
Dresden; Discussion, ID, A. Lambright;
paper, Enthusiasm, Supt. E. IL. Van
Give, GAINESVILLE; Discussion, Supt. IT,.
c. Mauer, New Philadelphia; paper,
Better Morals in Ohio Public Schools,
Supt Louis d. BOnebrake, Mt. Vernon;
Discussion, Supt. George z. Deshler,
McCOnnellSYllle.
Friday EveninR-DlscuSsion, Has the
Workman law improved the township
organization Of our schools? Afirma-
tive, Principal II. E. Smith of Marietta,
and Superintendent ). X. Mardis, OF
Gaudenhutten: negative. Principal d..
w. Matock, Of Steubenvllle, and Super
intendent G.. w. Heller, OF Wolfe.
Address, President John W. Simpson,
d. D., of Marietta.
Saturday Morning-Paper, Utility in
Education, superintendent. NJ. Mertz,
OF Steubenville; discussion, Superinten-
dent Wagner, OF Beverly, paper,
Teacher aud Recitation, Miss Margaret
Sutherland, OF Columbus; discussion,
Principal H. M. Linn, Of GAINESVILLE;
paper, The State requires for value re-
celved, principal and interest, Prof D..
j. Evans, OF Athens; discussion, Presi-
dent Jesse johnson, Of New 'COncOrd;
paper, High Schools and Higher Educa-
ton, Superintendent j. w. Knott, Of
Mansfield; discussion, Superintendent
L. l.. Abbey, of Cambridge.
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How rhev Flred ON the stars and stripes


NEW York, November % The latest
issue Of the Panama Star and Herald
received has the news of the firing on
the Costa Rica, which was flying the
stars and stripes. Upon arrival Of the
Costa Rlca az Amapala, she having on
board Gen. Policarpo BoniIla, who had
boarded her at COrinto, a demand was
made by the authorities for his deliv-
cry. BORilla was the leader Of the late
Honduran revolution, and on the final
defeat Of his forces he fed into Nicara-
qua, nearly causing war between
those two not overly friendly neighbOrs.
Capt. John NJ. Dow refused, " says the
star and Herald, "tO consider the de-
mand, wherenpon, as an ultimatum, the
guns Of the fort we're trained on the
snip aud an hour and a half allowed the
Captain 10 choose between surrender
or being sunk. Slipping a cable with a
full head OF steam, the skipper put to
sea, with the stars and stripes detiantly
blowing from his stern. Eight shots
were fired at her, doing some slight
damage. But she still flew the flag de-
family and still the propeller churned
the waters into yeast; and ere the bat
terry OF old guns could be reloaded for a
second trial, the ship was out OF dan
ger Nobody on board was hurt.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Nos. SO and 65 Eighteenth street and No. So
Alley ID, in East Wheeling, consisting OF lot
3Oxl2O, with two brick and one frame dwelling
bargain.
No. ills Alley II, room frame.
No. 1928 Woods street. room frame.
A lot in Woodsdale, yOx7l9 feet, $500.
We offer for sale al bargain. II bought at
once. the westerly 80 feet OF LO + NO. a., at tbs
southwest corner Of FOURTEEN AND
JACOB STREETS. The lot has depth OF 100
feet 10 an alley
No. ll3 vi GINA street. rooms; rents for
$3.50 per annum; only $500.
No. 1924 Chapline street, brick.
No. - Twenty-third street, brick, g., 500.
No. 90 Fiftee ath street, frame and 2 bricks
No. 73 Zane street, Island.
Double frame dwelling South Front street
No. II Thirteenth street, TWO story brIcS.
5000 will buy No 2349 Chapline street; lot
Soxl2O feet with two story BRICK dwelling
house OF eight rooms.
1900 will buy 1929 McColloch street. three
room frame house.
No. 9Ol North Main street, corner OF Ninth
street.
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sBseial 7slcoram 20 fhs Rsgs'.s-.
ZANEsvLLE. o., November ga
serious accident occurred at the Hun
Dhrey sash and door factory at Malta,
Ia Of here, to-day. While the en-
IT was out Of the boiler room the
'Or belt broke and the machi cry
TO run at a lightning te.
ulleys, belts Aud whef ke
fments am ie9 &C
1rge FOut
John ia
by the
eatly
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Do NOT put of taking medicine.
Numerous little ailments, If neglected,
will soon break mp the system. Take
Hoods Sarssparilla BOW, TO expel dis
ease, give strength and appetite.
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If Won wish TO have the best local and
teIegraphic paper in city LETT at your
door regularly every morning, subseribe
~ rhe DAILY and Sunday eottfons Of the
Register. Is cents per week.