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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27
SNALL TALE.
Minor dSstsrs OF Interest BrIsoy and
PIthIly Told

Minor dSttsrs OF Interest Brlsoy and
PIthIly Told
Snow shoveling ought to be q pop u
lar amusement this morning.
Mr.. LOUIS f. STIFEL declines to be
candidate for the nomination on the
Council ticket in the Third ward.
THE German-Amerlcan Veteran So
ciety will hold a big entertainment In
MeDge & Howley's Hall New Years
night.
DAVID HAHNE's new building on
South Jacob, below Fortieth street, is
completed and will be ready to occupy
about the first Of the new year.
THE Americas Dancing Club will give
a masque ball at the Alert Hall this
evening. Stein orchestra will furnish
the music and an enjoyable time is as
Sured.
THE thanks OF the local force Of the
Register are extended to Manager
Reister OF the Opera House, for a
Christmas smembrance in the form OF
fragrant Havsnnas.
OK New Years Eve the Columbia
Athletic Club will hold their second
grand ball in the Turner Hail. Mayors
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
the music and good time is anticl'
psted.
THE Silver Star Club will give their
second big ball ia Mozart Hall Friday
evening, January IL. Preparations
have been made that will insure its sue
cess. Mayors orchestra will furnish
the music.
The street car men were complaining
considerably about the cold yesterday,
especially the motormen on the Ben
wood line, most of whom were compelled
10 stand oct in the weather, the cars
not having been vestibuled yet.
THERE were six cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning. Scott Trimbe
and Chas. Hill. FOR disorder, we're dis
missed, and Else Gray and Fred Hor-
nick, Jr., for fighting, got one dollar
and costs. The other two cases were
vags.
The Pastime Fishing Club. q South
Side organization, have made arrange
ments 10 give their first grand mas
querads ball on the evening Of January
81. The affair will beheld In West
woods Hall aud Mayors orchestra will
furnish the music.
A HORSE owned by Peter Erb, and
driven by a stranger, struck the toll
gate at Roney's Point Christmas night,
and horse and carriage were both in
jured. The night was dark, and the
driver claims there was no light upon
the gate, which had been dropped.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Lorenz Schneider, a native
OF Germany, aged 40, and Sophia
Hahne, a native of Germany, aged 45;
also, TO James L. Webster, a native Of
Baltimore, aud Mary G.. Alexander, a
native Of Mercer county, Pennsylvania.
THE regular meeting of the w. c. I.
Z. will be held at w. G. 7. u. hall, No.
1907 Main street, to-day at 3 o'clock p.
M. The subject of Systematic Civ
ing" will be discussed by the State
Superintendent, Mrs. VIII Rumble.
Mrs. Annie e. Albert, Of Bridgeport,
will give an address on Scientific In
struction.
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THE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals of Those who
Are stopping in the CITY.

Anecdotes and Personals of Those who
Are stopping in the CITY.
John Goettel, of Oil City, Pa, was a
prominent arrival at the Windsor last
night.
D. A. Pratt. a prominent citizen OF
Sistersville, was a guest at the Behier
last night.
George C. Sturgiss, o: Morgantown,
was prominent arrival In the city yes
terday and was registered at the Nc
Lure.
WINDsoR-J. p. Spriggs' Woodsfeld,
o.; WIN. NJ. Cox, Petersburg; j. N.
Wilkinson, Bridgeport; j. Il. Shrews-
burg, Parkersburg.
Thomas D. Horn, OF Pittsburg, Cen
eral uperintendent of the Mellon Pipe
Line Company, was prominent ar
rival at the Stamm last night.
n. J. Crooks, of Keyser, w. Va; W..
w. Post, Burnesville, w. Va, and +.
B. Kelsey, Waynesburg, Pa, were pro-
pineut arrivals at the Stamm last night.
BEHLER-J. o. Hervey, G. w. Huey,
mdllluRGOu. jun Ia LUZ iCi9NSA . 1919
Beverly Smith, George y. Pope. Park
ersburg; John Henderson, Huntington.
J.H. Smith, Parkersburg; n. N.Junk-
ins, n. w. Shray, w, B. Kirk, Flush
ing, O., and w. Ii. Barber, Of Barnes
willie, were prominent arrivals at the
Brunswick yesterday.
J. A. Martin, Haywood; j. t. Troll,
St. Clairsvile; John A. Hess, Buckhan-
non, and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gelien'
of St. CIairsvilTe, were the prominent
arrivals at the Mcclure last night.
Ross Miller, Waynesburg; NJ. Bulsng,
Silver Hill; John Johnson, Hundred;
Mark Jones, Littleton; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ruthacker, VIM. Storm were
prominent arrival at the VanKeuren
last night.
James McLoberG, Jackson. ". Va;
B. L. Helfln, Grafton; w. 2. Porter
and George Byess, Sistersville; Charles
Reese, Amos, w. Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wilson, OF Sistersvllle, were
prominent arrivals at the St Charles
last night.
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IN sOCIErT.
Some Past aud PrO,noctIvs Events In the
Gay World

GAY World
The members OF the SNOWFALL Club
will long remember Christmas night,
1894, as one OF the most enjoyable ven
lures Of the club. In fact, 1t will form
one of the brightest pictures among
memorY's treasures when time has rele-
gated the SNOWFALL Club TO one of the
episodes In the halcyon days OF youth,
for the 5. c., like all else pertaining TO
this Circumrotary sphere, must be Unite.
To avoid further verbosity, the Christ
mas celebration was held at the w. c.
7. L. Hall, and was 2 success In the
superlative degree. This evening Miss
Clara Horner will entertain the club,
and on New Years night Miss Lizzie
Rachman, Twenty-second and Eoff
streets, will DO likewise. Each Of these
young ladies possess quite reputation
as entertainers, hence in the premises a
splendid time is antipSted
The Nonparlel Club entertained IN
delightful manner at its club quarters
in the Egerter building last night. The
rooms were tastefully decorated, and
the guests enjoyed a season of dancing
and kindred amusements.
The Island Club entertained in an in
formal manner last night
At her home on Tweuty-sixth street
Christmas evening, Miss Mary Quinn, a
charming South Side young lady, enter
tanned q number Of her intimate friends
az an elegant Christmas dinner After
the repast the young people enjoyed
themselves until late in games and other
innocent ADJUSTMENTS.
Mr.. James D. Webster, OF Baltimore,
Nd, and Miss Mary q. Alexander, OF
Mercer, Pa, were married last evening
at the residence Of Thomas McChesney,
of South Elm street, Rev. f. d. T.
Buckley, DID, officiating. The cere-
monY was quiet one. only the i'm
mediate friends of the bride aud groom
being present.
Christmas night a number Of young
folks drove out to the handsome home
of Miss Nell Nichols, on the Mt. Wood
road. east OF the city, and rendered a
pleasant surprise TO her charming
guests, Misses Ida aud Bertha Robin
son, OF Kansas. The guests were roy
ally entertained. Music, dancing and
cards made up an excellent programme
Of amusement AT eleven o'clock the
dining reom doors were thrown open,
and all partook Of an excellent supper.
The dining room was tGsJefully deco
rated with evergreen and flowers.
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The Nominee.

Taking into consideration the misera'
bic weather last night, the audience at
the Opera House was larger than could
reasonably have been expected. Those
who attended we're we'll repaid. The
Nominee" is one Of the best attractions
which have appeared at that theatre
during the season. The comedy is OF
the refined order, devoid Of the coarse
ness and horse-play upon which many
farce-comedies, so called, depend for
their success. Bob" Hilliard was in
tensely interesting and amusing as
Jack Medlord," and kept the
audience continually laughing oy his
efforts to extricate himself from the en-
tsnglements resulting from bis ruse TO
have "high old tins" In the metropo-
lis. The company is exceptionally good.
the Nominee" is an ingenious mixture
OF politics. love and mother-tn-law,
with the lvilllany furnished by fas-
cinating adventures. Il
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
What Is Going on Among the Boats and
BOatmen


BOatmen.
Weather, cool and snowy.
River 5 feet inches and stationary.
The Hudson is due down at eight
o'clock this morning from Plttsourg to
Cincinnati.
The Ben Hur passed up yesterday
morning about s o'clock from Parkers-
burg to Plttsburg.
The Iron Queen passed up this morn
ing at 6 o'clock, aud the Bedford is due
at s a. IN. for Pittsburg.
The Courier arrived last night about
midnight from Parkersburg, and re-
turning Will leave here this morning at
1890.
WARREN, PA, December 2.6-River
! foot inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cool.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, December 26
River feet 10 inches and stationary
Weather cloudy and showing.
GREENSBORO, PA, December 20
River feet inches and rising
Weather light snow and cold
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stricken With Paralysis.

Specia 90 re Rsols's-.
CHARLES TowN, W. VA. December
25.-Mr. J. \. Sadler, senior member Of
the firm OF Sadler Brothers, under
takers, of this place, was paralyzed 10
his right side to-day while superintend-
ing work on q coiliu in the undertaking
rooms, a few moments before The
stroke, he stated 10 workman that he
felt peculiarly and did not know what
10 think Of such feeling. Suddenly
he slowly sank to The tiaor In
an unconscious condition. Bis brother
was summoned, and be was removed
on a cot 70 his room, where medies at
tention was at once rendered. Up to
this writing be has not recovered
consciousness and his condition is seri-
Gus, but no. thought 70 be necessarily
fatal. de is about siXty-hve years Of
age, aud his brother. l. L. Sadler, the
other hsmber OF the firm, is about
sixty-tv ,hey are partners and have
their al nnAin the Ssdler block, o
which >owners. They are
lEIIE1l n aud Baltimore.
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DIED.

HELFENBEIN-At Elm Grove Tuesday, De-
cember 25th 1894, at 10 o'clock q. M, MINNIE,
wife Of Henry Helfenbein, In her ODD year.
Funeral services at family residence on Fri
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend. In
terment at Stone Church cemetery.
RIDGELEY-Ou Wednesday, December %,
1894, at 1879 a. m. EUGENE NJ. RIDGELEY, aged
50 years.
Funeral services at his late residence Short
Creek, on Friday at IL o'clock n. m Friends
Of: the family respectfully invited to attend.
Interment at Short Creek cemetery.
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NIGHT HAYE sEEN KILLED.
4 Drunken Man makes a Pillow OF
Railroad Rail.

4 Drunken Man makes a Pillow OF =
Railroad Rail.
Early yesterday morning an unknown
man who was pretty badly intoxicated,
bad a narrow escape from death in the
b. 81 .. yards. He had wandered
down into the yards in some manner,
and being tired and sleepy, as well as
drunk, concluded the track would
make a good bed. He laid down along
side the track and used the rail FOR
pillow, resting his head on his arm.
About the time he had gotten him
self comfortably fixed and was preDar-
ing to enjoy a good nap, some Of the
yard men came out to look for train
which was due, and noticed him lying
there. Tina yard men tried 10 rouse
him up, but could not do il, aud finally
several Of them picked him up and put
him in a boX-car which was standing
nearby. The car be was placed in was
sent out a short time afterwards TO
Pittsburg, and it is likely by the time
the drunk woke up he was AZ loss to
know where he was at "
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ANUsEAiENrs.
A FLAG OF TRUCE.

Walter Sanford has made great
success Of his latest venture, "a Flag
OF Truce" The great feature Of the
play is the stone quarry scene, which
shows two giant steam drills in full
operation, run by powerful boilers and
operated by skilled engineers, with a
score Of men drilling aud blasting pom
derous rock. The climax OF this scene
is SAID 20 eclipse in realism anything
ever attempted upeu the stage Il will
be given as complete a production 10
this city az the Grand next Monday,
Tuesday ane Wednesday, as was its
New York engagement at the 14th
Street Theatre,
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anhr snor Postp oned.

The weather was miserable last
night for taking children out Of
doors. aud the Ladies of the G.
A. E.. who had made arrange
ment for baby show at Grand Army
hall, decid ed to postpone that feature
OF the entertainment until some future
date In spite Of the disagrseable
weather, q good crowd attended, and
the evening was spent very enjOyabjy.
An Impromptu programme Of musinal
aud literary selections was rendered.
Thr date for the baby show viii be sn-
nounced later. Tue Drettiest, the
"cutest," the latest and thinDest baby,
will each receive prize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

THE first New York police captain to
be convicted gets three years and nine
months in Sing Sing. If six baskets OF
peaches, which we're the bride Steven
son was convicted OF taking for allow
ing merchant 70 unlawfully Obstruct
the pavement. calls for three years and
nine months, what does unlimited
briba-taking, bribe-sseking and bribe-
compelling call for?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

TIE death OF DR.. T. G. Edmiston,
Assistant Superintendent Of the Asy-
lum for the Insane, at Weston, re-
moves man OF high standing in his
profession. whose services in the insti-
tuition have been valuable. and who
will leave many warm friends TO mourn
hia Loss
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A SIM Alarm.

Yesterday morning the Niagara en-
CINE company were called out on a still
alarm, caused by slight blaze 10 the
house at No. 2342 ChaOllne street,
owned By Councilman Caldwell, and
occupied by Alex. Garden, an en-
ploye OF the Street Car Com
pany. The blaze was caused Dy a sur
plus OF gas burning in the fireplace,
which communicated with the wood
work Of the msutel. The fire was soon
put out, and the damage was small,
nor amounting TO more than SOS.
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RRLEsAoa sENrENoEo

To the Peniteatiary for Life, by Judge
Jordan, Yesterday.
Yesterday morning the motion for
new trial in the case of State v. Louis
Briesach, the wife murderer, camo up
before Judge Jordan. Col. Arnett,
counsel for the prisoner, withdrew the
motion and the Court sentenced Brie-
sach to be confned in the penitentary
for the term Of his natural life.
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DIDN'T KNow-IT WAS LOADED,
Frank higgins Now Carries Bullet IL
Iiis Body.

His Body.
An unfortunate shooting occurred at
Elm Grove Christmas afternoon. A
crowd OF men mere sitting In Simms
Bros. store, among them colored man
about forty years OF age, named Frank
Higgins. A young man from this city
was in the crowd, and carelessly picked
up revolver, which was discharged
while he was holding the muzzle near
Higgins body. The bullet entered the
BODY near the fourth rib.
Higgins was Immediately taken to ais
home, where DR.. Cham bers probed for
the ball uusuccessfully. The wound is
not considered dangerous. The man
who did the shooting did not know the
gun was loaded.
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Hearing Portponed.

The hearing of the charge OF at
tempted rape, brought against John
Kavltt, was scheduled TO come of be-
fore Justice Gillespy, yesterday, but
was postponed Until this morning at
n,rn nr1lnrk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

Yesterday evening, about 5 o'clock,
as one OF the electric cars was coming
north IL coilided with brewery wagon
at the Market street bridge. The
car was thrown from the track and a
window broken. The wagon was also
slightly damaged. The car was soon
gotten on the track again aud traffic
was delayed but . few minutes.
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CLuE ORDERS.

We will prepay freight on all orders
OF $40 90 and upward sugar exceDted)
10 any railroad station or landing 200
miles from any Of our stores. Send for
price lists; mailed free to any address
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NaEREPUBLI0AN TRICK IN COUNCIL

AaE REPUBLICAN TRICK IN COUNCIL.
Nor rank and inartistic hypocrisy and
clumsy trickery theRepublicans in COun-
Gil under the lead OF Messrs. Maxwell,
Richards and others, aided and abetted
BY their petty partisan organ, the In-
telligencer, stand without equal
with pharlsaie vOlubiHtY diselaiming
in public and Ia print any intention to
throw the election OF fire chief over to
the new Council. which .they conf
IDENTIFY hope will be strongly Republican,
and hypocriucaily alleging as reason
the solemn truth that the people would
resent any such partisan methods, these
Republican leaders have been all along
secretly conspiring to produce that very
result, and Tuesday night carried out
so much Of the plot as could be ar
ranged in one night.
Now, note how utterly flimsy and
entirely rotten sre the prscOneeived
excuses these hypocritical schemers give
Ifor their gross partisan action: The
AIotelligsncer clumsily tOrmulates one
% the effect that the Republicans did
bot know there was to be a meeting
sesday night, else they would have
. there, as the law provides, TO make
arum and proceed TO the business
I'd. This is easily proven false
Nct that the Republican mem
ahould have been in Coun-
Rauc9sing In Main
the subject Of how 70
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The Fendt's Defeated.

An interesting contest between the
Herman Zwckers ard the Charles
Fendt bowling clubs took place At Sci
bert's Garden yesterday afternoon. The
score. stood S34 To 73l in favor of the
Herman Zwicker's. The defeated club
challenged the winners for another
contest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

You can't take your eye of Uncle
Morton q minute but he slips In the
Blizzard wheel.
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TRUE AND FAIE-wEATREE FRIENDS

TRUu AND FAIR-WEATHER FRIENDs.
Ifsmxn chooses to stay out OF poll
tics il is nobody's business but his.
There are times, however, when his
action one way or the other shows the
kind of metal be is made Of, whether
his devotion Is most to his party or
20 himself. There are times when the
party stands inyneei Of the fullest aid
and support Of its friends, times when
such aid aud support is, indeed, neces-
sary to the existence Of its
organization. 1t is than, also,
that friendship in need is best
appreciated The party never has TO
call for supporters when il is on top.
Falr-weather friends are ever plenty.
It is when overwhelming, disReartening
defeat has been suffered, and the sky is
SIN dark overhead and on the horizon;
when the signs seem still TO point 10
defeat; when apparently it has nothing
but defeat to offer for services, that the
party needs friends and supporters
most, and it is then it can best dIstin-
guish between It's true and its merely
self-seeking friends.
The Democratic party is 10 some such
plight to-day. We have more conf
dence in the good sense and judgment
Of the people Of Wheeling than TO be-
llevs In the claims OF the Republican
leaders that the voters will allow the
November landslide to color THAR judg
Assn1 in the selection o. city officials
will select only Republicans to I'LL
tSSAAy ices.,regardlsss Of character,
ftuessgf capacity. But the shadow
OF past defeat oyerhangs the
Democracy aud the Judgment Of
most men you meet is that
the outlook for it is not bright Aud
Il is now, under these circumstances,
that the party most needs It's friends
and II is now that its true friends will
be distinguished from those who are
false or seli-sseking. The situation
calls for deeds, not professions.
The Register does not mean TO reflect
upon those gentlemen who have seen fit
20 decline In advance places on the
Democratic Coun,.E ticket for which
their names haze been suggested. II
has q o right fi'dO so, for it does not know
their reasqIs, which are their own aud
cannot ia fairness be called in cues
tion. The Register merely wishes to
assert that the present appears to be
tins Of trial for the Democratic orgsni-
Sration, when its true friends will not
desert IL but will give O.. s.s, aid and
support they can. Every cltzen owes
something 70 the organization that up
holds his political principles and
good many men, also, owe much more
20 the Democracy than their
vote and moral support The public
welfare, also, demands occasional sacri-
fees in the way Of public service on the
part OF individuals, and, finally, city
objections sge most uncertain and not
Pwithstanding the November cloud there
is no valid reason to suppose that the
stauuch Democrats who stand by their
party now, will have cause when the
votes are counted TO regret it, IL man
ever can have cause 10 regret having
a - hs. 1vey
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

Those who prayed for an "old time"
white Christmas season and others who
wanted it green, ought both to DO salts
fed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

IF you need a good medicine topurif7
your blood. give nerve strength and
build up your entire system, take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. It prevent sickness \ by
making pure blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-27

TH1sis good deal more like Christ
mas little too much mere.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

CyALEsMAN WANTED TO SELL THE
- Rapid Dish washer 70 the @hoissaie sns
rs,su ,,adc Washes and dries the dishes IN
TWO minutes without wetting the singers. go
week and all expenses Easy posiilon: no
hard work; can make 500 week. Addfest W.
p. HARRISON * CO., CLERK no. ~ COLUMBUS
Ohio no-Scy' :.
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DEMOCRA TIC PRIMARIES.

Primary elections will be held on saturday,
December 9th, 1894. between the hours OF aad
p. m. for the purpose OF dominating candi'
dates for Mayor. City Clerk. City sergeant,
WhArfmastsr aud Council. also members OF
Democratic Committee. Polls will open az TIE
following PLACES:
First WGra-Vigilsnt Engise House.
Second WArd-Market Hal.
Third Wafd-Police Cours Room.
Fourth Ward-Atlantic Hose HOUSE.
Fifth Ward-Hook and Ladder House
sixth Wsfd-Kemple's Hall
Seventh Ward-Hose House.
Eighth Ward-ilose House.
Said primary elect ion will be held under the
provisions OF an ct OF the Legislature. passed
March 5. 1891, 20 regulate the holdiBg Of csa
cusses, primary elections or public meetinFso
the qualified voters OF cities. .ovns, cssstis
OF districts for political purposes.
BY order Of .
w. J. LASTBT W. 7. ENC blhH.
Secretary. Pfssidsnt
de23edi
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
MEETING OF MEMBERS,

A meeting OF the members Of the German
American fire Insurance Company Will BE bel
Al the Office OF Cbas y. Roemer, corner Main
and Twenty. fret streets. "Roemet Block,
Wheeling. W. Va on Wednesday. January
9th lsl5. AT $50 p. m for the purpose Of adopt.
ing bylaws. electing Board OF Directors and
the transaction Of such business % may pro-
f'''' DE. W. r. TAYLOR,
john ROENEB.
JoHS y. 0ARDBS,
CHAs. MESKEAELLER,
CHAs. .. ROENER,
" ". IRWIN.
doo7ea A. T. SWEENEY.
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The REGISTER. embracing It's several sal-
tlo,, /. entered at the Postsnies IN Wheel
-, W. Va, as second-class matter
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WANTED.

UVANTED-EHERGET YOUNG MAN AS
w collector aud willing 20 make himself
useful about store. Address Il. h., care TINS
office de-7es
NTAFTED-POSITIo BY REGISTERED
w drug clerk OF ten years experience.
Good reference. Address ACID care Mar-
tins pharmacy, Warrington, VIVA. ae21esdq
WANTED-LADIES TO KNOW THEY
w can have tirst-class Tailoring and Dress
making at lilS Chspline street
de27e&dRA CHAS. NAGLE & co.