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The oasis., 1894-05-03


 Sir Knight Fletcher M. Doan of Arl- zola, was invited to deliver the Ascen- sion Day sermon before the Knights Templar at Phoenix, and had made all preparation to go over Tuesday for that purpose: but Monday evening he was siezed with a sudden illness which compelled abandonment of the con templated trip. Since that time the gentleman is better, and by exercising caution is able to attend his work.
 Yesterday morning marked the first death at Arizola, one of the twin girl babies of Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Go chenour passing away about eleven o'clock. It was buried in Casa Grande cemetery yesterday afternoon. The other twin, who was also very ill, is reported much better.
 Miss Julia $. Thomas is expected to home from the Midwinter Fair by to nights train.
 J. McMillan and John Anderson of Casa Grande, were noted as in Tucson Tuesday.
 Mrs. NJ. R. Moore is reported quite i'll.
The oasis., 1894-05-03

Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
 F5rt. Yen-s tlSe sesudaFd
The oasis., 1894-05-03

Last Friday Mrs. Albert Grover was was suddenly taken very ill and has been confined to her bed Her trouble seems to be sort of internal hem orrhage, caused by over exertion at the time of the fire last Thursday. She is slowly Improving but still very week.
The oasis., 1894-05-03

The walls of the lower story of the destroyed Arizola hotel are intact, and there is some talk of rebuilding 1t as a one-story structure. By doing away with the large dining room and and cutting down the two office rooms in front to more modest diminsions, a one-story building could be made that would prove fully as commodious and far more convenient than the old one.
The oasis., 1894-05-03

Mrs. NJ. R. Moore is reported quite ;lt
The oasis., 1894-05-03

J. McMillan and John Anderson of Casa Grande, were noted as in Tucson, , Tuesday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-12
RKSEFEEME1S

Soluci6n "a charada de aver Ca
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-12

-AuEqus napolitaHo-dijo Ciampi-smo IL Frsneia
desc verla gsnda dchoGa Adenkr Il archidnnnss.
dc Ausr1a, hoy AA de NkpoeG es hermana de Il nna
fue vueGtra noberasa probable mi aid, !. nov II
que ha reclndo colsgaa de les prfnc pas cor il
torzaci6n de su Nbjeatad Luis XVIII he vsntdo ii mi
forme que 81 empsrador d. sus Goldados
-SoldadoH quieR aenala con m inicjsl NJ coroo :;
vistieaen librea - sO"O -
I'll Sehor dc Navailles contestaba nsouinaIoerta ,n
darss cfesta de 10 que decia hAbieRdo ep do a como
de Il saFpreas ExamlsAFa Agotiao do los pies ls
cabsza pueS de rspsntsH hStfs vuao deEconfsdo no
pudleado Greer que Clanp fuesr, como a.egurabs mn
sgexts artorlxsdo dc prfRcipes movia Il cabexa cen
are de duds Pero el marques de ona saco de IN levi
r. una cartera esa de papeeG que desdob6 para
-GCoaoee esss hrma-diio con toRo bYeve
El Ge1or de Navsilles palideeiS.
Al qnal de mrs cartR intima de psoueno t.maBo eo.
mo t1dss s csras dc los enamoradon de los proscritou
el sAclsno marques vi6 nm nombre sLuia experimen
20 ma De aa emoosea mfs vvas que bis aantido des.
de hscia mus ho TEMPO al fra vnegsbe aut9nti
c., de squel quisn 81 llamaha "el Rsy"
-lCkSpitsl 81 NO cOnservase mi el,d mis- nnnl..
de les veine sno psdra gafs nor iolo ds Uufrr
una alucinsci6s !. "Luis" Sin dada que shf dice
Lulsl...Es 9. \ quien hs ecTito eso...JY q
voH7....
"A MI
81 sbuelo de Luiaa De Fargsa miro Aecstino csyi
yeIpstuosameDte. ''-S
Ia verdad marques que Hoia m hombrs fs'ig
AA Volvia leer 4 caIta en- que 81 rev asenura-
marques ds OoAa ~ atscto, ls reRaba lin a1pss
near Aadss qua eontlnuaya Gu laudahla miai6n
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pusds aRo eUtaS oreulloaa dear aas es a. cha ass
cue sseH sdYeZsd
Psro 81 EsnOr Dc Nsvallss ss aorprsndi6 dissuut6
sAber que marques de Oona fguraba en- las Is del
sj6Tcito imperial
II miEmo Ciampi fuS qnieA se ls diio: pero ests es
Pscs de fsnqueSa eEA precsameSts 81 priacipo de /.
campana combnada
Agostiao Yompia O. faego. -
-EA verdad, maIques-diio Il ssnor de Navsilles-
Isabes que ma Eorpreads2 o. coxsderaba como mn
he servidor ID. Maria Carcias, ma encuoutvo con
que EoiH simpler aRte e soldados comol oue
aloir, bisn peSsr mio ea 81 hots de Favper ,vive
Diogi que Ia revslacioR ha Rido insEperads
AgoHtiao y el msTqu6s Ba pasesbaS en- soue momen.
TO ba1o los gr ndes trholeR del hoeque, Passy
me prometeis, senior marqu9s-diio A post,xo no
reyear nAdia Ell Recreto Que oa voy cor far?
Hatia tomado do repepts IN ARE grave pre- funda.
neAte sstudiado
~ Ua recIeto7
LA expicsci6n de mi pspe poKtico en Frrncis
10 mi prrssnsia sn 81 siercito
-SQue-diio 81 nor de NavtiVes-,Existe aIQun
EecretU esO3
" muy imnortaYte, sehor maruu4.
E Rhor de NavAiIlea miro "a slra6elo IL alamo
do del Besqne ssaba desisrts LeniaIIaIs los sepufa
Algunos metros do diHtaacis.
Greed, argues, que tendr6 usa verdsdera sats
facc6n me prcbsia que ssrvis 81 uaurpador por cor
vicc6R
-EG Iimplemsnte por ADHESION ( IA eausa de los
pIincipes legitimoG
81 aasisaO marques miro AgO,tiao con airs sutu-
rafaeto
-tDa lOs Prinsipss lseitmosl- -halhussA
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So yautsn 8 svaporAdoras yoA az mag 4lsA
' bornha de nnelao en- busa estado y uaa cslderA
de 81 pics por 6 de ancho sn la hscisnd9 ''SsA
Jossn de Osgusa Loa que inters1sz dlenol 90
ietos pusden dirigivss & doa Antonio daate q. !.
an dicho nuahlO. Quo
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10000 bIlsssS de que constarS il Provincial 81 mo


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A aRANDRs MALES GRANDEs REAEDIos.-OaaHuo .
empobrecimiento organico anqulla Ell scuerpo y ss
nrItu se impone deyoVer slsema neryIoso COoa 81
fuerza yigor de ah la indication especial del 1aO
Cordtai dc Lsrbtaa de Ulrci conceptuados pof los
dcos mas eminentes como ell rec0nStaye"ts nds Ro1s
aNtsstcgs; pruebese para cOrrO0orG tales Vrtuoes o
reconocldas alabadas por los enfermos que 40 nan
tomado. De yenta para la sIa de Puerto-Rco F. Gu-
Lermety.
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e. SOrGO do La L0aril dol ASO Dara pOBRS Ii caridad
I'll MACAO
Garantizada por el Banco Espanol de Pto.-Rico
y n n a ID ct1va
SSdo
aPo
p r Q s Z ECTO

Para rita anua benefco del Aso pobe abe
uacao concedida Real
ada en- Gacea Oclal de Provincial Agosto del popo aa
un o. II ooreo Sc ehca d 20 de Sepembe poxino com
0no1 con De aa echa de Lotea Provincial b po
or1ente ustrDuyendose e mpore en- "a orma Eguiente
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CUENTOS DE VERANO
I'm termometro guerra
comprar aver Bias Parrondoi
cuando Sc encontr6 en- la Gale
con su amigote Homobono.
---iComprar con estos calores
term6metros! iTd estas loco!
''Eso" debe comprarse.
nunca en- Julio nj en- Agosto.
Fsperate hasta Septiem
en- que comienza el otcno,
mejor, hasta el invierno,
y no hagas IN NAL negocio.
-Pues no eomprendo Ell motiYo
----Pues ell motive es muy obvio.
lQuien no sabe que en- invierno
''bajan" mucho los termometros?
FELIPE PEREZ.
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CFRRCEDO HERMiNOS Y.Ca.

sMuea glr0a aopro ky4aD AAA eA00 A0o'
pueblos de !a Peaias1la iaias adyacentsH e.
de dos pesos en- adelsnas. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

,rh.y aavs Not Forgotten About Mr.
Dayton's Busy spell Last summer-oan-


Thev Have Not Forgotten About NJ.
Dayton's Busy spell Last summer-0an-
not be COereed
Spsoial 20 ne Rsgiitsr.
Elk GARDEN, w. VA, October "a
Your correspondent had an interview
to-day with National Organizer J. j.
low. Of Clarified, Pa, Of the United
Mine Workers OF America, who has
been travelling 10 the interest OF that
Accumulation among the miners OF the
second West Virginia Congressional
district for some time. Ho had just or
gapfzed our local unions ia Marion
comfy. tFairmOnt coal regions); one at
WormelsdOrf, Randolph county, and
one at Thomas, Tucker couRty. The
local union at Elk Garden, and az Win
dom. Mineral county, are both In
Aourishing condition and are receiving
many new members. At some OF these
70 aces organizers were driven oil or ar
rested by armed deputies during the
late strike, but now q wonderful change
has come. The miners and mine work
eIs IN West Virginia are better organ
lid than ever before in the history OF
csal mining 10 this State, and they are
more determined than ever 70 maintain
tleir manhood and upheld their rights.
They bellve the present condition OF the
c,sl Industry would justify an increase
IL wages and Just weight, and from
PRESENT indications an advance IN wages
il only considered a matter or a short
tne, voluntary on the part OF the coal
o,erators or otherwise. The miners
n the recent contest with capital, that
flat struggle was only the beginning o!
tie end.
The miners In other competitive coal
ilds will in the future, as they have
hd to do IN the past, lay upon taelr
ans, awaiting the action OF The west
Virginia miners in contests Tor wages or
fr maintaining their rights
Mr.. JOY, when asked his views as 20
ma actions Of the miners 10 this Con
rressional district ia the contest now on
ietween the Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson ana
Hon. A. G.. Dayton, said he was not
politician and would not take part 10
notifies. When pressed IS 70 Mr.. Day
TONS probable strength among the MIN
ers. be remarked that as the min
AFA Iu Nnla eENAANA At'eN-
ed Mr.. DaYton's services as
lawyer during the late strike
and he had been too busy 10 respond 10
their call in that hour OF greatest need,
and, Judging the future by the
past, IL was quite likely that many
miners would be TOO busy on the sixth
Of November to respond TO Mr.. Day
TONS call for help From his converse
ZION it was plain TO be seen that certain
employers along the line Of the West
Virginjas Central railway Oyer-stepped
the line Of discretion In their zeal TO
advance Dayton's cause when they ask
ed their employees TO sign a pledge to
vote for him, for under our present sys-
tenn OF voting It will never be known
how these forced pledges were kept.
The miners in the West Virginia
HHs" are among Gods nobemen" and
will not be dictated to as TO how they
shall vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
rRE OUTLOOK IN HARRISON.
R.publioans Viewing tho Prospect with
AIarm-ThO Entire Democratic TICKET
May BE Elected

henuDllcane HleWtnk WV
Alarm-Tho Entire Democratic Ticket
May BE Elected
SDsstglto sAs RsgisIs-.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, October 81
IT cannot be denied there is great ankle
- among the Republicans in Harrison
county as TO the result Of the approach
ing elections. They recognize
the mistake they have made in the nom
tpatlQnyy ticket that IN! The IS fltasdlFfEsofS,
cannot now support. There ars many
Republicans who IL they do not vote the
Democratic ticket, will be so Indifferent
as 10 the success Of the party as not to
vote at all. The Democrats took ad-
vantage Of the golden opportunity az
fOrded By much dissatisfaction 10 the
ranks Of its opponent and placed
clean, strong ticket Ia the field, COM
posed OF such men as Hall, Gerard,
Ogden and Post. From present OmeRs
10 would not be any surprise for the
whole Democratic ticket 70 be elected.
The nominees are not only representa-
We Democrats OF the Jefferson, Wilson
and Cleveland stripe, but upright, hon
est, intelligent men, who are connected
with the varied business Enterprises
of the county and ia touch with
the whole people. They know
what our citizens desire, and know by
what methods their objects can be ac-
cOmplished. There is not a man In
Harrison county, whatever may be his
politics, who does not admit that both
Hall and Gerrard, would faithfully, hon
sstiy aud cspatly represent our people
60 the Legislature, and be able 70 so
change, modify and enact laws 10 enure
% the benefit OF the greatest number Of
the persons interested, aud such as
would reduce taxation 70 the actual
needs of economic government Ches-
ter Ogden Is a bright, well educated
gentleman, who would do honor and
credit TO his county as Superintendent
Of It's public schools Wesley Post, q
few years ago was defeated for Sheriff
bot by a score of votes. From present
Indications he will be the next Commits
81 ner Of the County Court In fact,
U s esS there Is a great change between
u SY ana the day OF election, for the
81 time ia twelve years the Democrats
w elect their entire ticket, and give
i ward, our next Congressman, vote
" Itch will make him the prouuest man
IN West Virginia,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
FOR SALE.

House. two rooms and finished attic, McCol.
loch street, Centre wheeling. ia
House Of six rooms, Flfth ward, on easy
terms, 5000
si.616. -
HOUSE, four.roomsd brick. aud fosrFoomsd
brick 10 the rear Of jacob street CsHtfs Wheel
House. slghi rooms and hall, "a a., G3.7Oo
House ten rooms, with large lot,l5th 81, w. 30.
House dOubls Eve rooms each, 1871 a. - 900.
Houss.eys rooms. JAcob e., sixth ward. 81 so.
HOUSE, ave rooms, 18th street, tl,2n
House. nine rooms. Jacob street., CeatTs
Hoase, four rooms, Jacob street. Centre
wheeling. 1900
House, I've roorns. Lind street BelTsdsfe 70
House, dys rooms and ball, To- lVyI5a PARK
Eoa,s' s.yss rooms. nsw. hard wood 6nisk,
Woods street, Fifth ward. s. 10.
Splendid house, I've rooms Lad street, Bel.
yeseFs. 81 $50.
House. siT rooms. brick, E5a street, FIFTH
House, SIX rooms. North Market street o.. 80.
House seven rooms. EightssDth street, with
Gix-Rooned house In rear, lot 50rlS1, t37eO-
House Of three ROOMS Lind sussi, BslVedefs,
House Of sir rooms. Eoa street., between 2sa
AID "a streets, with four-roomsd house IN the
rear. large los, q ,5l1
House Of Eve roemG sd street t210.
House OF I've rooms ChaDliRs sirsss, Csntrs
wheeling, $500
House OF eve rooms, Woods street East
Wheeling, q, 900
SO feet Of land fronting On hcCol,peh snd
Lind streets.
House OF ssyen rooms and hail. Chspliss
street Csaus " Wheeling, 81 -
Nouey 70 loan on city zeal estate: 800 ia,
$50 S5J0 80, q 90. 81 500 and s2l0oo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The residence Of James w. Paxton. ESQ.
No. 1900 Cbaplins street, lot ca n 4 10. W
80 n. one ofsthe finest finished dwellings In
the city; modern in all It's appointments.
A desirable residence property, No. 20 Ia
diana street; rooms; modern.
Nos. 12O, 1873 aud 100 south Penn strestT
cheap.
No 60 n. wabash street Island, q two
story frame dwelling Of 8 rooms. Lot 60Ei20
feet II bought In next ten days can be had for
&, 6)0cash.
NO. IL Thirtsonth street. two story brick.
No. 1913 -Four ssnth street, brick house
at one-half It's value.
Nos. 22I6 aBd 231s Market street, .
double brick dwelli NJ a property Of rooms each
No. 81 n. wabash street, Island, 2story
frame dwelling OF 8 rooms; water OF both
floors; lot 2sIlZo feet
No. 1921 Eon street, 2stsry frame dwell.
ing of6 rooms; bali lot, Ne. ssq. No. II, 21Tloo
ieet
No. 52o N ain street, 2-siory brick dwelling
OF "a rooms.
frame house on NcColoch street for 900.
TO LEASE-33 feet OF ground on the east
side OF Market street, north OF Sixteenth street
or che owner will build for good tsnaaL
RINEHART 81 TATUM,
City HAak Euildiag. Room y To- 6. Tslsphsas III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
MR.. BARNES AT BRILLIANT.
A splendid Address by the Democratic
Candidate in the sixteenth District
Sn,ei1k 10 the Rsgi5ter.

A sDlendid Address by tho Democratic
candidate III the sixteenth District.
Special TO the Register.
BRILLIANT, o., October 22.-Ihe
Hon. Albert 0. Barnes, Democratic can
didate for Congress, addressed the peo-
ple here at 3 p. m. Saturday. Inc
people were out en- masse TO hear the
illnstrious gentleman. Those who went
TO hear him were doubly well repaid for
their trouble, all agreeing that IL was
the clearest and most concise presenta-
lion of the question of currency to which
thew had ever listened. The address
was utterly devoid of party Vltupera-
ton or abuse, and was in every partlcu-
lar one OF the most eloquent and manly
arpeals ever heard in Eastern OHIO.
The meeting wound up about 4:EO
O'clock aud many were the congratula-
tiops heaped upon the orator. Mr.
Barnes is booked for twelve speeches IN
the dark hills of Monroe this week,
which means two each day, which Will
necessitate many long drives over rough
roads. but he is a man OF great courage
and fortitude and there is no task 10
which be would agree that he was un-
equal, and he feels very much encour-
aged at the outlook and he certainly Is
the right man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by Nagde
lena Lsrnhart aud her husband, Simon LArB-
hart, TO me as trustee, dated on the l2th day OF
January. 1891, and recorded In the ofles Of the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, in deed OF trust book 81, page 5Sa
will sell at public auction, AZ the front door OF
the Court House % said Ohio county on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871
commencing A. 10 o'clock A. m, the following
described real estate, to.Wit: The northeast
quarter OF lot No. 80 in Jonathan Zane's add
tiOa 10 the city OF Wheeling fronting SO feet on
Market street and running back % feet 20 the
northwest quarter Of Csaid lot. Also feet on
the south aide Of lot No. % running back about
~ feet 20 line Of w. A. Wilson, together with
the improvements thereon. Terms OF sale.
One third OF the purchase money and az much
more as the purchaser may elect 20 pay In casa
aud the residue In two equal annual payments,
with interest from the day OF sale, tie puH'
chaser giving h;s notes, with approved seour'
ity, for tho deferred payments, aud title 10 be
retained until ths payment OF tbs purchase
mon.y IN ruil. FRANK T. HILDRkTH,
]. i. JONES, Trustee
Attorney. Orlood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

dotbs Ed.tor OF ~ REGISTER;
"Protectionist" has a card in Satur-
Gas IRtelligeucCF TO the effect that labor
is we'll paid here AID poorly paid ia
Europe. Th8 Iatelligencsr should COM
municate "lProtectionist's" Information
70 the Hon.( William B. Donaldson, Of
Steu0enyila Ohio. whose is 3 more en-
iuent protscklonist than any anonymous
correspondent OF the IptclIigCDcer can
be. MIR Do1sldson is leading Rspub-
licsn nuiacturer, president Of the
Steubenvillsip pottery, and such iniorma-
tion may De Useful 10 him, unless pru-
dsnce demands that be keep hands
OF" A suit Is now pending against
Mr. Donaldson and the pottery com
pany for the recovery OF one thousand
dollars. The United States is she plain
tiff and the defendants are charged with
7ulGlCfulIy importiHN alien labor 1tRdCr
contract Thus is the dignity OF Amsri-
can labor upheld By Republican en-
plOyers. CONE AGAIN.
StcltbcnU,Ie, O, October l22, 1894.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
Judge Harvsy.s CaaAasa

gDsci1i 70 IA hs-ss,s-.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, Oct bber o.
Judge Harvey. the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in this district, who
has been making q tour Of the upper
counties, reached his home herb Satur-
day night with John Holt, who has ac-
compsnled him on the trip. Mr. Harvey
stumped the counties Of Writ, Calhoun
and peasants, aud expressed himself
as we'll nlssSed with the situation and
con6dent Of receiving q large vote An
those cbuntieS. Today be left hr
Jackson county and will put in the Il ms
lookipgl az the situation there and "
Roane dnd Mason eounties Mr.. Han
will ais accompany him on this tr
and "a becoming quite "a open =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
AN EYE WITNESS DESCRIBES 1T.
WESTON, w. VA, October 20


Totts Editor Of the Rsgts'sr:
SlR:-In the Intclligencer Of to-day
appears a communication from weston
purportiug to give an account OF llttle
uppleasantness that occurred between
Hon. John o. PendletOn, and w. b. Nc:
Gary, ESQ, Prosecuting Attorney OF
Lewis county, at the Hotel Mcdonnell,
last Thursday night. The IntelItgencerr
account is simply tissue OF
falsehoods. McGary on entering
the lobby Of the hotel observed
Pendleton and extended his hand which
Pendleton grasped and said Notary l
was Just telling these gentlemen tha'
Won were no friend Of mine, that you
uniustly opposed ne when l was not a
candidate al the Clarksburg convention
for the nomination for Congress. NC
Gary replied In . friendly but hrm tone
that he had never felt under obligations
m support him, and claimed the right
N be for whom he desired. Pend leton
i0uguJ MN n the convention when he
was not a candidate and
claimed that during the whole time OF
his (Pendleton's) speech, he (McGary)
sat on the front row Of benches looking
at him with intense hatred. McGary
denied the accusation, and said il was
an alteration OF his pend leton's) mag
ination, to which PeDdIston retorted he
could prove IL by 100 men who sat In
the bar OF the court room and noticed
il. McGary then eXcitedly shook his
open hand at Pendleton and said:
That is basely false and you
know il, and il you were
not begging the nomination your few
friends there were. This was In sub
stance all that occurred. Pendleton did
not use any such language as Cd
id political hypOcrte" to McGary.
The hardest words spoken by Pendleton
were that McGsry had knitted him in
an interview 10 the REGISTER, and Nc
Gary called him an egotistical fOp. AT
this point tho parties separated. Pen
dletOn drew no knife nor weapon OF any
kind. Towards name was not men
toned. There was not a word said by
Peudleton's friends 10 Towards about
the wOrdy combat, except that all
parties thought Pendleton's insinuatons
might have been left unsaid. There is
no breach or unkind feeling among
or Towards friends over
the triiing affair and Lewis county will
give Howard a united and Jealous sup
port. The IptellignCer reporter at
Weston is In hard straight when be is
10 resort to such fabrications
TO create an impression that Lewis
county Democrats are divided or dis /
posed TO waver on any man on the ticket. |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
TOR SALE
FOR SALE.

Fine residence west side North Main street;
all conVsniences.
A nrst-class x-roomed dwelling South Front
east side, fine lot: all conveniences.
Fiveroomsd brick Aouse North Main. bar
gain al Sl.200
Several Ave rcomed houses In different Parts
OF the city, from 81 800 20 g coo
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums OF one hundred dsllars and upward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
An historic weapon.

o. HUxrrNGroN, w. VA, October %
There is on exhibition in this city, at
the Office of the city clerk, sword
which was the property OF John Brown,
Of Harper's Ferry fame. Brown pre-
sented il to Major DOwney, who had
charge OF the arsenal at that place, and
pn aGqoi "a v hqjURv m9hsth SeTTsrhdAs e
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

We have no doubt that when Messrs;
Pepdleton and McGarry meet they VIII
be friendly as Of yore and whether the
are or not II makes no difference TO the
democrats OF Lewis county.
One who heard the racket ana
A FRIEND TO Both.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
POLIIICRL.
APPOINTMENTS OF B. ". WILSON.

Nicholas county, summervills, Tuesday, DC.
tober % ii a. N.
Kanawha county, Charleston, Thursday, oc-
tober - 9 p. m.
The remainder OF Mr.. Wilson's time up Until
the election will be put in the southern part Of
the state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

To make money you be willing to spend some Many
that only article that needs advertise
ing, but that is great mistake.
evory advertise his goods others have made
fortunes doing it.
Nothing to have its sale materially increased
by newspaper publicity
Judicious advertising only the best way make
TONER'S but it the cheapest we'll It them and keeps
them for you
There is strong competition in all lines of business
You need advertising give you your trade aad
need done in the most sklful and intelligent way.