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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
Interest ing Items from all Parts
Of the Territory.

nas City and tS.in ton ~ san Macial
A. ]. Cluu,hirr has been confined to hir
home up a, Springer un account ~ III
health
Walter Muur. " ,irurgrtnwn, In n
student 1T the Agricultural college. Las
Cruces
l, II unlrrs,"sl that Mrs ". T.. Gnuld
has resigned her position ~ teacher at
Crrrill~.
The Snpth llomrstAkc mill commenced
running May and night shifts down al
| white oaks
/ II was only last week that Las Vegas
hrm rlauk"d down the cash for Loo
hags II sugar
/ Grant Rivcnhrrg, " Santa BE-. finished
l,is lee harvest. having housed 5000 tuns
ur hi-, rlass zee
e + Biash"k. 1T Roswell. il going ,o
pat ia an r'rrtric dynamo for lighting his
mil and residence.
Walter iC"nk and James Maguirr, Ut
MHg,ialcna. will walk distance IT one
mile for 40 side.
NJ ,. .u,.,.,
Cd. miue hHl, b. the guest 81 Miss Cu'.
r.n, sou "f santa Fr.
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mas''., over %, Iuama. RIO Arl.ba rolu.
. y.Nl,"C .o>rs removed
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ana 'h'r' are several ''"n buyers A'S''
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'hs h"'"''r "l '"I''"''>''' mas nee" ''N-
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& W Terry wh" I"'t hIdy ah"ni ten
l' - ago. d"l AZ Ii"ir" Cave Ny Tia"
"'N' Ia! "i''r arriving al VI" nome "t hiS
James Culiins. the Denver contractor
'~ 30 INmIng "n som" hnsln"H" connected
with Tie" Operators % TIA" l'cmlnS La"d N
water ""m"nuy
Lro Flrr-hmau. former rrsidcn, of
banning, wlu he, united N marriage at
Inrh-uuy,Ilr, Texas, un the 18th inst. Ia
Ms, Esther ,;ar,iuklr
A,w. Dillon. OF Pennington, hHS just
mi,lr II Thing uu 80 aci'r II land - few
miles t"l"w that town "u the snu'n Sids
If the Sau Juan rNcr.
A,,Ai, .. uawprtn has irHigurl h'- p".
.,,,,.,, u,,,L, ,lrrk nj the ua,,rmAn at
Eddy. u,s place S,ll IL. taken hy John
n Eu,,,,.,. If Ef,r,ham. ill
" su,,ur,. the new manager II the
rI,,...,r,,r. Eddy. Inns reduced IA, price
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
,rI o. ou'o. CIR OF yoLEDo. !

6. s s:: !: \. ~. Z. 70 T.. 4: &
doing bosinsss In the City ~ rols1o. Or ~
,dk Afors.sid, ard ,hs, aid hr!u. vii a
.ss :. oss nSSehf - p, l. .ss
faAsf J. rhESkY.
p.pssnce. ,'lis 9th dag of Dspembsr ifYs.
sEAll A. W, oil JASON,
Notary lgblis.
Hsll's Cssarrh Cars y tAksa In ansly END
act, t'recly oa ths blood and maeoas ssffs v
ot the sys'Ssn. bend for ysiimon iAls, irse.
" J. CHENEY a CO., Tolsao, q,
~ Bold by druggists. Is esaia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

"puring the .phlcmic Of Ia grippe
Chaml"rlaiu's Cough Remedy took tie
lead here and was much better liked than
any other cough medicine - NJ. BAN"s,
druggist, Chatsworth, III The grip IL
much the same NJ very severe cold AMI
- luirrs precisely I'll" same treatment.
This RENE ~ II pr'mI, aud cti"ctual AMI
W II prevent any tendency {" tue disease
inward pneumonla. For sale by L. H.
Eurgess a. Son. Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
tbr uIchi ~uiridc-.

Sdalia, Mo, Jan. ID Emil
Mur"l, serving h > c"ud term a- ,uru.
rrr uf pr,tis cnuur war found dead in
hs sleeping ap.I .i'nt n"Nt door H. hi'
office in The llgrnfrilr hlork ut = o'clock
t.ns ai,ri nnon. 10y = Il W Buskr. VIA"
called I" have prescription filled
Whether death resulted from heart fail.
urr ar morphine pr -"n'ug can not he de-
,rrinln"d unit. the quest IL held ,n-mor-
row The dpt1i - last seen at nine
o'clock lac, n,guo which time he wa
in jnNial mond When found to-day H..
body wac badly uu.,c"l"r,,l, aud the at.
tending physician ks death occurred
before midnight Z, Murhl WAS born
AMI raised nj ll"im IN. Mo. aud was -
years old He (. ,uRt 4 rom medical
college, at lndiana' ~, Ind. and where.
a, the time of his ii ia, he owned one
half interest with his brother, in three
,lrugs'urrs, He contract surgeon
u ia" United States army in New Mex 81
Tor several yra"a. Anl figured IN n love
affair there that WIS broken OIL 10y the op.
position uf the lahy's parn,s, who arr
unite wealthy. - Doctor was member
nr the A. q. L. W aud w~slmrn ~ "a.
World. and me- man ~ the community
s,"nd higher than he
The abnvr is tn ZEN from the i'lob".
lrrnoca, which arrived here y"'t" day
p, Murhl was res dent "f albuquerque
IN the rai ~ days. and MAS we'll arluslnt-
ri with IA" edition -. TmE CIrIGgS. While
here hr war All rsir, med gentleman. and
war II, one time ,epo. ted Ia be- rrgr ed Ia
une of Albuquerque m's, respected Ia.
lies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
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90 answer - f.w questions r,, rull,,,,uu
40 Tp Ctrp.,t
MIR. 4 WI. lt,n' rI.n.lI,.
VII ,uu. rlr.-r ..l,c,uur knowledge
IT wei .,,,NIur. the ras, aud rrr-ru,
prl,rs II wool AMI ar,t.lns ,h.u MAY u,.
900. tlS,u..u ,iIo-,.. connections
Nj \ uWn ahu.l 10000 sheen
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
" arn,ns q. ~hr~p u~n.

! The san Juan Tunes. puhiishrd nj
Pennington. n NJ. contains the follow .
ing imiStiau, motto. tn sheep men
~ l",,", n"n ~ - CSuiriarir. ~ Rna.
y NJ. gives timely warning " the com.
mission firm ~ King n Co., II li2 South
water street, Chicago. H., and advi ~
wool men not To- ship Inund II wonl I"
them ~ they ln regular inhhirg buri-
urss aud then have the cheek o. solicit
! more "
tn. American sheer ljrv,Icr and wuol
tiruwrr, one II to" hrst newspapers pub
li-hrl ~ wghrl tn the Industry, IN it,
December l--ur has the following To- tay
"u the subject,
"lluw long will II take our sheep men
tu learn the lrs~nn 1t cant,ru ~ market.
lug wool Year after year "" rrr l".
sj"s,ri with l,itri> fum the unfortunate
,p,',ms II interruptions cnmm,- sinu
huu-'s Dr-rru'all" hru~ tnd new
rrul' vt .ruu'-"ui-' +" prey uIru each
year 'hugu ami a'l other W,,l mar.
k"'r have r.tiah'c wool ruumi.S,"u hrms.
aurs tu"r" is u"u,r,--.'l i,r d.rk mns,"il
h'lug I laulri ~ sWlutlug cuu "rus
who's" r,ru,i- uI.u" rh.uId hiard then
a- r7-,p.s Ship your wool g. - house
tun' kn.N- washed ntm uuw,sh,i wal
. \ Chicago wool irt'vr recent todd ne
tu" = ....l water street men Anew moth
.fe ,H..F w.E. aud that tn. N,.,r th,N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-14

"About two years ago had pneumonia
and was brought very low. Alter got
ont I was in q very feeble condition, not
being able TO attend 10 my business LOT
some time j had become ell run uo"u
and did not know what 10 do.
~ was nervous and exhausted ana Wor-
RED over nv condition. l took many rem
edies but did not seem to get any bstter.
cat last | decided 10 take Dc Greene
Neryura blood and nerve remedy, having
ALWAYS heard it very highly spoken OF:
had not taken it but q very short time
when began 10 notice decided improve
meut. l continued using 1t ard the dement,
derived was marvellous.
~ was cured by this wonderful medicine
and recommend n 10 everybody. nave no
hesitation in saying it is the best medicine
l have ever seem
You knolD you want to be strong ana
healthy. Well. all you need IS to take Dr.
Gresue's Nervura blood ana nerve remedy
and YOU will be all you desire. Think ths
orsy. There is one season when medicine
acts better than any other and that Is the
spring. Ii is also the season When eC0 u
bodu is Obliged TO take spring medicine;
The leading one and the best Is Or
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
Everybody is using il now.
DIR, Greene, of 81 West lith Street New
York CITY, discovered it. Hell the most
successful specialist in curing nervous anu
chronic diseases, and can De consulted Tree,
personally or by letter.
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ban Va. eharged agaIa.. the dsIend.

than was charged against the defend
ant
Discussing the testimony Of Hiram
Kaufman and John Brandt, the speaker
said that some good wader had waded
through the filth Of the back alleys OF
Lexington 70 bring forth this known
perjury, which had greater slgnIf-
cance because Il showed the character
Of the defense.
Mr.. Wilson went on TO speak Of the
testimony OF Rankin Resell. He mi ght,
be said, have passed by that testimony
as did famous lawyer who handled
"a MOST UNIQUE LIAR"
by simply dismisslng him with "nay
God have mercy on your soul" he then
characterized Rosell's testimony as "a
black, a damnable lie, lie nailed To the
counter 10 be written up in letters on
deepest black against this defense"
Then Mr.. Wilson proceed TO attack
the credibility of the defendant fierce
IL. "He has been equally guilty with
my client, declared the lawyer, ''even
more so, for he had taken a solemn vow
20 heaven and she had not lie had
broken that VOW by his Owa confession
before he ever met Madeline Pollard.
He has admitted that be knew Sarah
Guess, knew the character OF her house
and had been there before be went with
Madeline Pollard. He has lived lie
for ten years, his life has been that OF
faithlessness 70 the most sacred obliga-
tons Of life. BE has lived life OF
dublicity, Of hypocrisy, such as you
can't coin words 70 express the length
and breadth of. He tells you that he
went TO Mrs. Blackburn intentionally
to deceive; be tells you that he went to
Moore 70 tell him a lie.
When DO attempts 70 blacken the tes-
timOny Of my client / want 10 measure
mis- testimony by the rules Of law. How
do you know that DO is not telling this
story 10 deceive you? The probability
is that be is doing it, for be is now ia
the tolls, he is brought 70 bay and in
his extremity be asks you TO believe
such a story on his unsupported word.
This man, stepped and soaked in
DEPRAvITY AND ORIGINAL SIN.
81 want the world to know that what
ever Of slime is on her comes from this
defendant II is the trail Of the serpent
over her life. wish all the mothers OF
the land could see this woman in her
true light. They would open their
hearts to this woman, their sympathies
would well up for her. She would be,
If not excused. understood as not being
the seducer OF this unprotected man,
but as injured BY his Vaccinations.
Mr.. Wilson expressed a wish that he
had the tongue OF the defendant, or his
learned counsel, that he may properly
pay tribute 70 the noble sister from the
house OF refuge where Madeline Pol
lard was sheltered, who had supported
her through her ordeal and with an ap-
plication to Sister Ellis, Of scriptural
promise, IN my Fathers house are
many mansions" he closed for the day.
He will speak for an indefinite time to-
morrow, and Judge Bradley will give
the case to the jury when he finishes.
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THE WEIGHT OF CARES
Some Of Their Effects on the Sys-
TEN.
They Bring on Wrinkles and Premature
Cd Age
A Sure Way BY Which You Can AVOid all
These Results.

All have carss Of some kind and cannot
avoid it. The business man, clerk, fac
tory hand, house-keeper, society person
and student all have their responsibilities.
It is those cares which make so many per-
sons who have weak nerves, weakness,
Door blood, indigestion, kidney add liver
complaint. headache and innumerable
other troubles.
There are countless numbers OF persons
in lust such condition. They are not sick
with any particular disease, but are out OF
order. have weak nerves and tired bodies
They DO not sleep or eat well, wake tired
mornings with bad taste IN the mouth and
dull feeling head They have lost their
snap aud energy and work becomes an
effort. An important letter relating 10
this subject has just come from one OF the
most prominent and wealthy citizens OF
Waterbury, Vt. Geo. w. Atkins, Esq, is
a leading business mau there, being at the
head Of the firm of Atkins & Haines, and
well known throughout New England.
He writes the following letter for your
benefit:
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DAVID DUDLEY FIELD DEAD.
He Passes Away at the Age of sO-Pneu-
monia the Cause.

He PasXes Away AZ the Age OF So-Pneu-
monia the Cause.
NEW YORK, April 13.-David Dudley
Field died to-day at , o'clock, at era
mercy Place.
Mr.. Field arrived from Italy only last
wednesday on the Columbia. He had
gone abroad TO take Christmas dinner
with his only child, Lady MuSgrove,
and TO attend the twenty-frst birthday
celebration OF her eldest sou, Dudley
Field Musgrove. His daughter is the
widow Of Sir Anthony MusgrOve, who
was Governor Of Queensland, Australia,
when he died. She is living at East
Grlnstead in Sussex, about twenty miles
from London. He then travelled about
on the continent and took the steamer
from Genoa for home. lie has been az
his home at % Gramercy Park since his
return, and was thought 70 be in good
health for man Of his age-eighty-nine
years. He waa taken with pneumonia
Wednesday night He had expected 10
spend his summer among the Berkshire
hills where be was born. lie was en-
gagged In writing his autobiography.
Only last Wednesday be remarked:
My one great ambition is TO have my
codes adopted all over the world. They
are written and published. II is only
question of time when they will be
accented
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-. wantnd AM MnrYlnnd.

BALTIMORE, Nip, April IA special
dispatch TO the sun from Frederick
Nd, says: The people OF Frederick are
becoming very much exercised over the
statement made by Honore Jackson OF
Chicago, who passed through Frederick
for Washington a day or two ago jack
son said the Coxey army, OF which ne
claimed to be the advance agent, would
pass through Frederick the 22d or 23d
of this month. Many persons, speaking
upou the subject, say the Governor oil
MARYLAND ought to prevent this lunux
of undesirable men into the State. II
the Coxeyites ever reach Washington,
Maryland will not only suffer by the
passage through it by the army, but
will be the disbanding place for all
kinds Of men from all sections OF the
country. The probability OF the army
invading Maryland is made more GER
tain by the non-actjon Of the Governors
OF other States who seem 10 act wisely
In not only speeding the army through
their States, but in giving them all the
recruits pOssible.
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Cnnl Prodnction for 1so3.

WAsHINGTON, D. C., April I5.-A re-
port OF the production OF coal In 1898
has been compiled by E. w. Parker, OF
the United States geological survey. 1t
shows the total production for the year
to be 179, 326,612 short tons, with a
valuation OF S2O5, 256,479 The produc-
ton and valuation on the basis Of short
tons are given in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and West Virginia as follows: Ohio.
l2;54O.77O, Sl1,553,794. Pennsylvania,
bituminous, -, 1850 S34, 4OS,4 73;
Pennsylvauia anthracite, $3.50, 400,
Ss5.6s4, 365. West Virginia, 10, $50, 0S5,
IS. lO5,3l2.
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Fmneror william in Vienna.

VIENNA, April 13.-Emperor William
arrived here to-day and was welcomed
az the Southern railroad station by En-
peror Francis Joseph, ten Archdukes,
the heads of the civil and military de-
partments, the municipal authorities,
and bY the German Embassy and It's
STAFF. The railroad station was decora-
ted for the occasion and was surrounded
by troops who kept back the crowds OF
people who assembled TO greet the
German Emperor. Emperor William
was most Enthusiastically cheered by
the populace and seemed highly pleased
at the reception accorded him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-14

OMAHA, NEB., April 15.-Judge Dun
dy has ordered the wages Of Union Pa
cifc employees restored 10 the old rate.
This applies 70 all the employees OF
the Union Pacific whose salaries were
cut last September. The opinion rem
dered in connection with the order is a
very extensive one, covering the entire
history Of the wage troubles on the Tn
ion Pacific road, and the hearing before
Judge Caldwell. The decision affects
nearly 5000 men In the employ OF the
company.
BRooKLYN, y. y, April 13.-General y.
". Siocum is weaker to-day. He had
sinking spell last night.
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a sensatIon in the American Colony.

PARIS, April ia sensation was
caused in the American colony here to-
day by the arrest of two persons con-
nected with the United States bank.
Investigation was made some days
ago by the depositors OF the bank. The
result was, to-day Director Manclitfe
and a man named Civholson, an ewploye
Of the bank, were arrested and formally
charged with defrauding the depositorS.
The charges were made by a number OF
the depositors. the majority OF whom
are American residents OF this city.
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APRIL 18TH, IS,
NOTICE
To Contractors and Builders.

Bids are invited for the erection OF new
Court House and Jail buildings IN the town OF
Wslch, Mcdowell county West Virginia agree
able TO plans snd specifications prepared by
Frank p. Milburn, OF Callettsburg, Ky. Pro-
posed cost $3.50 for both buildings. Plans
ana specifications will be on file in the Comfy
Court CLERKS office OF said county on and after
the 5th day OF april, 1894 The Clerk OF tie
County Court will receive sealed bids until l
o'clock May 5th. 1894, when said bids will De
opened and contract awarded. The Court re
serves the right to rejust sny and all bids. AL
bids TO be accompanied with $4,000 bond with
approved security, ss evidence if said bid is &C
cepted, that said bidder will enter into contract
with good aud sufficient bond for the faithful
performance OF his contract.
THE COUNTY COURT OF MCDOWELL CO.
BY 7. X. TOTEM,
President and Chairman oil Building Commit
tee.
Test: J. F. JOHNSON
Deputy for W. P. Pope, Clerk. ap4twasa
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w.altb,est Man in Missouri Dead.

ST.. Louis, Mo-. April l5.-John /.
Davis, rated the richest man 10 Mis-
souri,, died at his home here to-day OF
kidney disease. He was - years old,
and was the son OF Samuel c. Davis,
who came here from Boston, Mass, and
who was the pioneer wholesale dry goods
dealer Of this city. The firm es.ab-
lished by him has since his death been
controlled by his son, who died to-day.
John T. Davis's wealth has been es-
timated at SOS, 600. 600. He leaves 3
widow and three children, two Of them
grown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-14
MINERAL WATERS !!

HATHORN WATERING have a large stock
Of this celebrated MineraI Water on hand which
we are closing out at reduced prices II order 20
make room for other goods. Put up in doZ.
2doz and 4doz. packages.
sPRUDEL WATER-Ths King Of Mineral
Waters from Mt Clemens, Mich. A pure
wholesoms water, unsurpassed As beverage
ard table water.
KROETHAL WATER - From hronthal
Snrip1. Nassau. Germany. ibis Mineral Wa
ter IL Justly celebrated FOR It's excellent diges-
tive Qualities, is also refreshing and delioioas
summer drink either pure or mixed with fruit
syrup milk, wine or bran dy.
IPOfLINARTs WATER-From Rherish,
Prussia. Germany, In Dints and quarts.
P WELTY a CO.,
IFS Main and 1874 Market Stresta
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sntollt Irritated.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 13.-Mon-
sirnore Satolli is irritated over the col
lapse OF the trial Of Bishop BOnacum at
Omaha, Neb. To a reporter be said
that he would await full reports, which
are expected within week or ten days,
before taking action in the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-14
FiYe.ceni Articles.

BoSwood Rules, Gun Buttons. Nm Wsct ~
combustion Glass Critters. Rows Kpives
foAsiS' Door Bolts. Neatsfoot on Sho-s RIaos.
ing wash Pans Richter Ha3monicas. Tow~l.
<eSeht Needle Package. Spsctacles Dime
6o,oEhe' halr CureT,. school States, Lamn
Burners, Shoe Dressing, Ladies' Pas Tab,.
Knives.
Many Decent articles in oun5.cent list. Com.
and take them out OF our Wav
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SiI.ennf RriinIns.

p, one set Table Spoons, BLANK Books. Purses
ShiruEg Suspenders. Butcher knnes. f0-esnt,
Laces, sleeve Buiton3 Decent Embroidsrs.
serubbiuc Brushes, GsBts Half Hase.
Merchants invited We have bargains Tor
you aud 10 will pav you 10 call
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FouF.ceni briIcias..

One SET Teaspoons, Patent Slesve Hail..
BOYS Suspenders. Clirk's %. \. +. rhres5
Chlldfen's Bios, Rubbes Dressing Combs Ccr"s
ana l.ruth Case. Pos Covers go,th kru.h.s
FIIe shoNels, Iowelng, Charm knives. Nuci3
aSe' sowing Machine OIL, Scrub Brushes. linz.
Thread, Hand Saw Files. Spsper 81. 49,
ho1e', Calico Auslins and hundred OF other
articles going At this nri~. Va Nsuot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-14
Ten-ceni Articles,

Snspenders Clothes Lines. 25cont jewellery.
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages. jail Padi
locks Royal Needle Package ous.half pound
Tea, Lsdies' 9)-cent Hose. Dolls. 20.cent CuR
Buttons, Mirrors Pocket knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices, a. they are here today
ana gone tomorrow. 10 is Cur aim 20 always
have something Jew At prices that Will make
Won buy
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fhYee.Csnf EYiieIss,

ladies' Hasdkerchiefs. SHAVING Bru,h.,
e l.S press Buttons, stamped plppsfs. Mach
sales, MSchine OIL Cans. Potato N,,bo..e
SoLeu Safety Plus. PerfumcA Toilet Soar I "a.
SCISSORS, Pint Tunnels Jsly Plates. ~,
Somhs' cozeu shoe Lscss. school Sistss
iBAstlns sPooSs, 5-cent Tablets, Cork screw,
Windsor Ties 4'~Fh
Come here for bargains. W, will no, di,a,.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for the erection OF new
will be received up TO 4 O'clock p. IN. Thursday.
April 2Sth. 1894 Contractors may make sepsr.
AS bids or may bid for the whole work. The
successful bidder will he required TO give ooRd
and secarity for fulfilment OF contract awarded
in proper penalty. Plans and specifications
for sald building can be seen at the Office OF l..
w. HeniGst, Architect. Reilly building. Wheel
MsrtinsyiJe. w. Va. Bids TO be addressed 10
Wetzei County Bank, New Nsrtinsviile, W.
Va. marked Proposals" We reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
W. S. WILEY,
S. J. ELLIOTT,
Building Committee.
APRr1. 18th. 1894. spl3evdq
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Monkey Nrenches, Whisk Brooms. wash
Bowls, tn Buckets. Long Handle Fifr shoyels.
Rules, Hosiery Large Lamp Burners Box
Paper and Envelopes, Spring Balances, scls.
sofs, Blank Books. Patent buttons
our customers know good thing when they
see u. join The prnce.aL U our .tors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-14
kIns.Cenf Articles.

Ladies' Gloyes, Shos Brushes. stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles Butcher Knives. worth rs cents
Ginss Dishes MllK Strsiners. Coffee Pots, Flosr
Siiterr. Suspsnders. ENtrAct Vanuls Dolls
Disn Pans, Hammers. Peusd Grain or Ground
Pepper. Pound Cinnamon, 4 Psund Ginger.
Pound Bakiug Powder.
The above are all genuine bargains aud lower
than ever before
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New Planning Mm Company Chartered.

SPECIAL TSierGm 10 me Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 13.-The
Secretary OF State has issued certii-
cate OF Incorporation 70 the Buckhan-
non Planning Mill Company. Of Buck
harmon, Upshur county, w. Va, with
an authorized capital Of 100000. The
incorporators are Thomas Loud, l.. p.
Loud, c. G. +. McNhorter and w. J.
Alexander, OF Buckhaunon, and J. H.
McGrogg, Of Shelbyville, w. Va.