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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-28
WANTED FAIR PLAY.
The Han Who Didn't Like to AccOmmo-
date Strangers.

The Nan Who Didn't Like to AccOmmO-
date Strangers.
An excited man stopped friend on
the street In hurried way and liz
quired:
"Who is Col. Blank?"
why do you wish to know" asked
the friend, who feared an encounter be-
tween the two.
81 want to know II he is better man
than I amp"
HE is a gentleman" answered his
friend.
"And 1 claim to be-. Now I'm willing
to accommodate my friends, but when
it comes to a stranger l draw the line.
l am getting a new suit OF clothes made,
and they were to be ready to-day, but
Col. Blank is going somewhere and his
suit must be finished first. Now, what
do I care whether he gets his clothing
or not? 1t is my own suit am inter-
ested IN, not his"
"It's mere matter of accommoda-
tion," remarked the friend.
"But why should be disappointed to
accommodate yerfect stranger who
does not dream Of the obligationP II l
order pair of shoes ! must wait until
the colonel gets his, not because he or
hapyep to ges an order filed on time, 1
am made TO feel that am unoer an
actual obligation. It's all wrong ana
the next time | meet with such treat
ment, Pll make an example OF IL In the
York Recorder.
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NOTES OF The kIVEE
News OF tas Boats aud Boatmsa Along
the Ohio

News OF tas Boats aud Bostmsa Along
the Ohio
The Lizzie Bay came down from
PIttsburg enroute to Cincinnati last
night. She had an excellent trip
Capt. Maddy is making his last trip
on the Lizzie Bay. he has been sp-
pointed hull inspector in the GaIlipols
district
The Bedford for Newport and Sisters,
VILE. the Ben Hur for Psrkersourg anu
the Liberty for ClaripRton, are the reg
MAR jackets scheduled for to-day
There were feet 9 inches Of water In
the channel last night, and still falling
rapidly. Another rain Is badly needeu
and needed very soon.
WARREN, PA, September zI.-hiyel
e-1O OF a foot above zero. weather clear
and cool. p,
On, CITY, PA, September 27.-RiVer
II inches and stationary. weather.
clear and pleasant. nj,
MoRe ANrowN, September 27.-River
< feet 6 inches and stationary mes'nei
cloudy and warm. indicating rain.
GREENSBORO. Pa, September St.-
River feet inches and 1aiilng'
weather cloudy and threatening rAih.
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When Miss Wilson, the organist al
the village church, wished to take her
usual Thursday afternoon practice, she
discovered that the regular blower OF
the instrument had gone to base Dali
game.
1t happe ned very fortunately, how
ever, that Mr.. Dennis Mcouaid, doer
of odd jobs in the neIghborhood' was az
leisure, aud was easily persuaded 70
preside at the bellows.
"How much shall l pay you?" asked
Miss Wilson, at the end OF the hour.
"Twinty-fve cints, ma'am, II you
Place" said Dennis.
She paid him, and then with native
poltteness Denpis pulled of his hat ana
said:
"Faith, ma'am, and I'm glad to ac-
commodate; and l wouldn't nave
charged We a clint, ma'am, II the critter
hadn't made such a blatherin' noise. -
Detroit Free Press.
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OHARLEY DOODLE ELLIOTT.
The Bosses Refused to GIVE BIN $4,000
-
County

The Bosses Refused TO GIVE BIN $4,000
County
SseetgL TO the Rsotsts-.
GRAFTON, w. VA, September 20. -
Mr.. Charles d. Elliott, Chairman OF the
State League Of Republican Clubs was
in Grafton to-day. Mr.. Elliott Is
hustler" for his party in his way but
II ne is as successful throughout the
State in this campaign as be was In
Braxton and Webster counties last
campaign be will be of great service to
the Democratic party. He is the man
who was to carry those two counties Tor
the Republicans, but Charley" was
not able to deliver the goods. lie
found there were no Democrats in either
county who could be bought, and when
the election was over he was surprised to
find that he had enabled the Democrats
to increase their majority in each
county.
MIR. Elliott is the man who said he
could take SIS, 900 and carry Braxton
county, and elect the Republican candl-
date to the Legislature, but the mig "a
muck.a-mucks" at their meeting
here last week, decided that that
was a little too big an undertaking for
"Cbarley" and little too much money
10 risk on, as they said, an uncertainty;
wise conclusion indeed.
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THINGS LOOK WELL IN BARBOUR.
Hon. sam v. Woods Thinks the Demo
Gratis VIII Take the County This FAN.
Cpsej1I IN the Peo,,tsr

Hon. sam v. Woods Thinks the Demo-
Gratis VIII Take the County This FAN.
Special to the Register.
Hon. Sam. V. Woods, of Philippi. one
of the brightest lawyers of the State,
was here to-day Mr.. Woods is a firm
believer in tariff reform, an ardent
worker for his party and a devoted
friend of Hon. w. L. Wilson. Mr..
Woods said:
Barbour county is close politically,
and thoroughly organized. Every
Democrat will be at the polls and, with
perhaps two or three exceptions at the
Fmgst, will vote the straight Democratic
1eket. The party was never more de-
Eermined and never had a clearer
cut issue nor better candi-
date than the record aud person
of Hon. w. L. Wilson. The Republicans
are not so well organized and have. net
such enthusiastic leadership as two
years ago, and the local leaders don't
manifest the same interest and enthusi-
asm the Democrats had reason TO ex-
pect."
"Will Mr.. A. G. Dayton receive more
than his party vote in Barbour county?"
"Idon't think he will receive more II
he does that While know OF two or
three Democrats who declare their in
tention to vote FOR Mr.. Dayton, l know
OF five times as many Republicans who
will not vote for Mr.. Dayton. There
fore don't think ne can get his party
vote"
Are the Democrats in your county
satisfied with Hon. w. Z. Wilson's work
in behalf OF Tariff Reform?"
They are satisfied with Mr.. VIII
sons work in every particular, aud
proud of the record he has made. Mr..
Wilson is personally known to many
people in Barbour county, and his rep
utation in Congress is as familiar as a
household weird. The two or three
Democrats who will vote against Mr..
Wilson are under the delusion
that they themselves are per-
sonaly affected by the tariff law.
The recent increase in the price of wool,
sheep and cattle has demonstrated to
our farmers that the price OF wool,
sheep and cattle is affected by the free
dom with which those products can be
exchanged in Europe. There are more
buyers after cattle in my county now,
at big prices, than there have been for
the past twelve years. The
farmers in Barbour county have seen
the price Of wool under a high duty
steadily fall every year from 80 cents
per pound until in 1894 the wool clipped
by our farmers under the Mckinley
law, which imposed the highest duty on
wool ever known, brought them only Is
cents, whereas under free wool they are
now offered 20 cents"
From your observation over the
State, how do you think the next Legis-
latu.e will stand politicallY?"
II believe we will have good work
Ing majority"
"Wnl you be able to elect your full
ticket in BARBOUR"
II believe they will all be elected by
handsome majorites. We have an ex-
ceptionally strong ticket this year."
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GENERAL ST. CLAIR SPEAKS.

be Thinks Bill a Great Party Leauer'
The Income Tax Not Creating En'hu-
siasm-rhinEs West Virginia VIII KS
turn Your Democrats.
SBecialtO he Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 27.-
General J. w. ST. Clair, OF West Viz
ginia, said to a reporter to-day that
be thought the New York guoer-
Material nomination was recognition
of Hill as a great party leader.
81 know" be said, that Mr.. Hill
did not want TO run for governor OF
New York; he did not want to be gov
ernor. His desire is to stay In the
Senate, where he believes he can
make better name for himself
than elsewhere. l have no doubt
of his election as Governor, and the
Democratic party will recognize him as
their leader. The stand ne took on the
income tax question was the logical ana
proper one for the Democratic party 10
have taken. The anticipated popularity
of that tax is going to be a 6zzle. You
cannot get up any enthusiasm Tor IL
among the people who were expected
most strongly TO favor IL. l have
been in campaign work among
people in Kentucky, Indiana and West
Virginia who would enthuse over
the income tax if any one can. have
tried TO work them up to such enthusi-
asm in every way could think Of, and
thew have appeared TO be perfectly in
different. They do not seem to think
IL such a great thing for them as the
authors of the proposition thought they
would"
Sneaking Of West Virginia, General
St. Clair said that be thought the Dem
ocrats would elect all four representa-
tiyes. The hardest fight, he said, would
be in Alderson's district, but be BE-
Iieved Anderson would be elected.
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CHINESE OFFICIAL GENEROSITY.
The Emperor Gives Gen Yeh sevsnty-fve
Cents Worth Of Trinksts, and the EN-
press ssts Up tho Pills to the Common
Soldiera

The Emperor Gives Gen. Yeh seVsnty-fve
Oents' Worth Of Trinksts, and the EN-
press sets Up tho Pills to the Common
sOldiers
VANCOUVER, 3. c., September e.
The Empress OF India brings the follow
ing: Notification has been issued from
Pekin forbidding the importation of
Japanese goods.
An eye witness Of the battles at SAki-
wan and Asan states that the Chinese
are not skifull in shooting, their bull
lets being directed not higher than
three feet from the ground. They used
smokeless powder and most OF them
were armed with seven-shot repeating
rifles. They seemed, however, to be
unaccustomed to the use OF the repeat
ing rife, as when ordered to fire they
discharged all seven shots in rapid sue
ceSsion. During the firing ef these
volleys the Japanese officers ordered
their men to lie down on the ground
and then TO raise and rush on the
enemy 10 the intervals while they were
loading their rifles. These tactics were
successful.
Inhuman barbarism marks the course
OF the Chinese army. The Chinese Of
fer prizes for Japanese heads. Japan
csc heads on spears grace the walls OF
Pyong Yang, and the heads Of their
toes were nailed to gates of Whang Ju
by the Chinese.
The North China Daily NetOS says that
Chinese soldiers at several camps have
been threatening lady missionaries
with insult, and trouble may ensue
very shortly.
The Imperial generosity Of the Chinese
EN- peror was Enthusiastically dis
played last month. To reward valor Of
Gen. Yeh and his army who slew 5000
japanese in August, the General re-
ceived a gem peacock featherholder,
small knife, pair of large purses and
a couple Of cider boxes. The common
soldiers were given by an Imperial edict
by Her Majesty, the Empress dowager,
chests of preventative pills.
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A New Boon.

san Frdnctsoo ATgondN'
A chemist has discovered process
for solidlfying liquors such as cognac'
whisky, kummel, chartreuse, curacao,
etc, and converting them into tablets
similar to those made OF chocolate. You
can thus eat your liquids or dissolve
them at pleasure. Flasks will hence
forth contain nothing but water. You
can ouench your thirst on horseback
in a carriage, in 3 train, in balloon
without any fear Of spiiliDg the fuid'
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New Charter Issued.
10 III RlotsLe-.

Spscisi 10 the hs0lsker'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September %.
The Secretary of State has issued GER
tifcate of Incorporation to the Amerl-
can Smelling Company OF Wheeling,
with an authorized capital Of one mil
lion dollars. The incorporators are
John A. Campbell, Charles Menkemeller
and Thos. Il. B. Haas, OF Wheeling;
Robert G. Haas, OF Bellaire, o., and Jos.
h. Hall, of Allegheny, Pa.
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cratic party stepped into power, conf
dence was restored, times which were
hardly ever worse in our history began
to improve aud, finally, that the actual f.
peal of the Mckinley tariff has Witnessed
a steady and marked upward tendency
in farm values that is u4%istakable
Mr.. DUxLAP's fgursS If they
pretend to represent farm values
in Ohio County are false.
Here are a iew>cases in point. actual
transactions ID Ohio county farm land,
which shoE very marked upward ten
dency JRIfsrm values lately:
SlYScres on Peters Run six months
ag6 when offered for sale brought an
Offer Of only $500. Yesterday these
same six acres was sold for s95O-sn
advance Of over 55 per cent.
A few weeks ago 81 was refused
for rs acres at RoRey's Point. Now a
50, 500 offer is under consideration-an
advance OF u per cent in az Incredibly
short time.
Last month, on the 11tb/ SO acres on
Short creek brought 50, 656. A little over
a month later they were resOld for S3,-
1856. so, and three days later for SO, All. so
and If a resale is had they will probably
bring s3,6OO-an advance In little over
a month of nearly 40 per cent.
The ZillIs farm north of Wheeling a
short time ego would not bring $500.
More recently that sum was refused and
it will doZbtless bring $4,000:
Nameyand further details Of these
transactions will be found in another
column. These actual figures COM
plstely and most convincingly knock
Tie bottom out of Mr.. DUNLAP's state
honts and show a most astonishing ad-
vance In farm values, instead of the de-
probation which the Iistelugencer'S pO-
litlcal necessities demand there should
be.
The farmers know the calamity
quotations for farm produce, also, are
quite as much below the truth, pGrtic-
ularly in the case of wool, which has
advanced all along the line from 10 to
40 per cent. since the removal Of the
duty and the consequent healthy stimu-
lus given wooden manufacturing. The
farmers have eyes and ears and can
read and see and hear, and they know
that no wool can be bought anywhere
to-day az the prices quoted by the ca
lamity howlers and their local organ.
The Republican campaign is the
grossest outrage upon the business
community in general, but TO no class
Of citizens is it more unfair than to the
farmer, who has borne nine-tenths Of
the burdens Of the vicious tariff system
Of the Republican party until he could
stand them no longer. That party will
hear in unmlstakable terms his opin-
ion Of its infamous campaign tactics,
newt November.
Mr.. M. f. RRYDEN, whose maiden
political speech was delivered last
night at the Democratic rally, shows
fund of logic and fne oratorlcal
ca opacity.
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The Butchers Protective Association
has passed q resolution to the effect
that they will not. after October LIST,
sell to retail grocers less than one side
of beef, one mutton, fifty pounds OF
fresh pork, or twenty-five pounds OF
sausage. etc. This determination is ex-
pected to lead to some trouble.
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West virginia Postal Affairs.

Spseidi 10 ths RsglsIsr
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 81
Owing to increased receipts, the post
Office at SheperdstOwn, w. Va, will be
promoted TO the Presidential class on
October /, AID thereafter the post
master will receive 1000 per year in-
stesd OF a percentage. A new appoint
ment will also have 20 be made on &C
count Of the promotion.
George w. Lawrence was commits
stoned to-day as postmaster at Lavalle,
and VIM. t. Barbe at Perry.
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lin to Her Neck.

Frances, three and half yearf' re-
ceived her first ocean bath at the beach
one day last week. and, having only the
family bathtub as her gauge OF meas
urement, she said to her papa when ne
had brough her into the SURF up 10 her
neck: cocoon! papa, papa take me
ont yuick. It's too full. "-BoSton Her.
Md
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Try The Leader for Comforts and
Blankets and see II we do not save you
money. Fine Down Comforts S3.l a
piece. Blankets CSC, 4sc, Csc, So. 80,
80. 90 and $500, at The Leader, 1920
Main St.
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DIED

BRoBSoN-Thursday September 9Th, 1921,
at o'clock m, JAMES p, son OF James aud
Mary Brobson, aged l year, months and
days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
NoBLE-Thursday evening, September a,
1894 at O'Clock, at her late residence. 80
south Broadway. MARY NOBLE, wife OF Will
lam X. Noble, in her 73d year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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rha N.rr DRAMATIC went

Chicago Tribune.
When Anarchist Most goes on the
stage there will be al opportunity for
fair trial OF strength between dynamite
and eggs. and the GODS are In favor OF
the eggs.
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Mr. HowHRD Is still looking for an
acceptance OF his challenge 10 Capt
Dovener for a series of joint debates.
VIII the Captain come to time?
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the people

In Ax3rHER column we give MChIN-
1rv,s Speech opening the Republican
campaign in Ohio. Poor MAC! With
ont a live policy TO defend all he can
Al is point to the Maine election and
howl calamity.
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ns,,.r Than Nothtng :.

philadelphia Resord.
ing down the last gang Of train robbers
in Missouri, fand every express company
might simultaneously have pace OF
han. Heand the fellows down.
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THE farmers will see the Calamity
howlers later, and then the gentlemen
who are trying to beat down the prices
of wool and farm lands will be sorry.
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Mr.. HOWARD is still looking for an
acceptance Of his challenge to Capt
Dovener for series Of joint debates
Will the Captain come TO time?
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Tn. pbno.opAy of OeadbsA tism.

Das BucA JVr L.
~ am astonished that you live In such
a miserable, dirty garrett as this
"Why?"
well, sincet on don't pay rent In any
vbv not get sSlnething better"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-28

IF CAPTAIN DovENER has faith in his
cause and believes he is as good a man
asMr. RowARD, why does he fear to
meet the after in joint debate before
the peopLe1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-28

IN Republican calamity hoWlers
a. hardly hear themselves shout for
the noise made by the wheels OF reViV-
ing industry.
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THE political fools who are bowling
iam,tv OF a rising market will realize
r folly later.
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lip GOES the industrial barometer
down 20 Republican political prospects
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Tip 60 wages-down go Republican
spirits.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

roE REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONsRIss-FIBsf DIS
TRCT,
JOHN A. howard
Of Ohlo.
ror. REPRESENTATIVE IN CoNGREss-aEcoSn DIS
...TRIcT~
~ - - a,t'WILSeA%e
or Jefferson.
non rrrRFsENrA1IvE IN CoNGREss-A -iA.N LII
TRICr,
JOHN D. ALoERSoN'
OF Nicholas.
voR STATE sENATE-FIRsr DISTRICT
JULIUS POLLOCK,
OF Ohio.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIO TICKER
JUDGE or CRIMINAL coJhI
LEWIS S. JORDAN.
HOUSE OF DELEeArEa
j. Is. WILSON,
VA. C. HANDLAN.
j. WOODS,
FRED. d. STRASsER
COUNTY sUPEEINTENDENr or SCHOOLS
WIN. c. WEIDMAN.
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Unbrsila6.

Fine Gloria Silk Umbrellas % cents.
The Nthird lot just received al Inc
Leader.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

uTANTEp-A RELIABLE MAN, WlTH
w q, 30 cash in hand, to start eranoh Of
our business In this city. suicty o.un ~
made. No patent-right or agency scneme. put
rIss..nt and permanent Office business.
Parties having the desired capital ana , I1s1n
ing business address THE horhiiihs3S-s0 90, 70
CO, 500 Chicago Opera House buiioins, .S S'
cage III.
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GOVERNOR Mckinney is having

GOVERNOR MCKINLEY is having an
q vfpllv lonesome time defending his
wodoned and discrsdited tariff. He
the only Republican that has the
4sopirsd nerve. No one offered to do
80 during the tariff debate in Congress
and not single Republican platform
has dared allude TO it. Someone should
lead poor MAC away from the corpse.
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R,csS Opening Thursday and Friday,
Ssnrembsr 27th and 2Sth-
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THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY ana SUNDAY REelsTEE can
be procured in Charleston al the Hotel
Ruhner News Stand.
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]. G.. DILLON d GO.
J.walsr, and China Importers
City Tax Notice.
OFFICE or TEE CrTT COLLECTOR,
PUBLIc BUILDING,
WHEELING. September II. lesi-

Nsttee IL hereby given that the city taxes fofS
.hs ~ser 1904 will b due and payaole ~ tne
osslcs OF the City Collector, fHDtle Duli1.
1900 Octcbef Ist, 1891. Persons pAJi1x "a
49,, srss any day during the montn o. Vet1
-, s-iIl be entities 70 . discount o. t"o
- 81. CITY taxes- The taxes on rsAt ~
ar Interest from Nossnoer ~ -
cent. until paid. Money s1tso =
= w. r. SHtFE
CITY Coils
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howl ealamit,

THERE is no loophOle Of escape now
Tor the Hon. JAMES ]. COBBETT from
the long and siDewy arms Of Prof FIrz-
SIMMONS. Hemust meet and overcome
that remarkable and up to date invinei-
Bile slugger, or get down off his pedestal
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TERMS

TERMS,
r,pvrAa. sIAAn rSsrAaE FHHrAn
YDAILY. si1 days in tia week =.
DAILY. three days in the week.. Gee. 81,
DAIr.H tive days u the week. --.'.'-'-
DANyf. one day in the week. .'''''''' -,
USkFKLY. one year, in Advanss..
? WEEKLY. SIX months... - :.
SUNDAY oaly, enc -sar. .......'''.''';,F -
SUNDAY only, six mOnths. .........Sl. 90
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
pArTy ,sr week. to DO paid weekly 10
pATIY and SUNDAY, per week. IL
Tb.pAII.Y will be delivered BY eArrleflA
,,v other city or town at.............'.-- 10
80. co,iss OF DAILY or WEEKLY.
rw-rrlbuts, Of Respect and Obituary N''i'''
ave cents per ltne
stamps q ne denominstisn OF TWO -
l.,,,ce6otsd for amounts less than one uo''A'
re-CoEErrroNDENoE CONTAINING IldroHfANi
i've ,s1IcrrED PROM livery Part OF FaA SUI
Houxpna COUNTRY. .,
Rejected communications viii net Be fe'SiA
pplsss accompanied BY suseient postage
The REGISTER. embracing It's several so,-
,,s,, Is entered at ths Postofaes In ""o'i'
-, W. Va. as seeond-elass matter
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IT IS said that Captain DovENER
looks under the bed before retiring, for
Mr.. Howard.
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--1r prn1srER AT WASHINGTON.

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
>. procured in Washington City a. the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite WIZARDS
Hotel and Queens News stand National
Hotel
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HAVILAND CHINA!

First arrival Of HsvilAnd China unssr new
80 nil We are opening new goods every
sHl.n Thon Dishss Cake Plates, Neat Sets.
a. a. c..Sn sets, Chocolate Sets, S.lsd Bowls
and many choice little things suitable iof wed
ding gifts
PRICES LOW
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H.nublicauS Plotting = Hstura to Power
p..aBse Of the Conditions Produced by
Thar own Wsstefulness-
EUery furnace whose fires are oi1-
erc77i wheel that stands tile-eUeTy shtp
,rbose sails are TOtttng ia our h6roors-
Srcy7, labofer out Of employment -erery
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