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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
sIsrERsvILLE NOTES.

SIsTERsvILLE, W. VA, September s.
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line Co.,
for the forty ght hours ending at a. m.
to-day, as reported by the engineers at the
Thistle Pump Station, were a, lO1 barrels,
an average OF l2,0 54 barrels perdsy.
J. w. Boyers was in Wheeling yester-
day.
Oil excitement is very high just across
the river in the Miller's Run district. New
rigs are going up rapidly and several wells
are drilling One well is in which is good
for about 200 barrels and the prospects are
big for winter Of great activity.
Miss Eva Nesoitt visited friends in Sar-
dis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Robinson and
daughter, of Cumberland, Ma, are visiting
relatives in the city. They leave for their
home to- night, and will be accompanied by
Mrs. @. B. Slemaker aud daughter, Jupie,
who will spend month visiting relatives
in that city
David Harris left yesterday for Olean,
n. Y.
George Graham. Jr, left for Philadel-
phia yesterday TO have an operation per-
formed on his limb.
Miss Maud Steele he's returned from a
three months visit in Pennsylvania.
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nIEn

BROBSON-Thursday September 9th, 1894,
al o'clock y m. JAMES p, son or James and
Mary Brobson, aged Year, months ana
days.
Funeral from the residence Of parents, No.
232S Chapline street, on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited to at
tend. Intermsnt at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
RIGOT-At Benwood. Friday, September 2S,
1894 at 3 O'Clock p. m. HENRY CARL. son Of
Paul and Catherine RigoJ, in the second year
Of his age
Funeral from the residence Of parents, At
Benwood. Sunday afternoon a. > O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. Intermeut at Greenwood cemetery.
NoBLE-Thursday evening, September q,
1894 at ) O'Clock, at her late residence, %
south Broadway. MARY NOBLE, wife OF Will
lam Il. Noble, in her 73d year.
Her remains will be taken to her old home at
SmitLGeld, Ohio, this morning on the 9:45 W.
4 L. Y. train, and will be buried from there on
Sunday at o'clock in the afternoon.
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Is coERErr AFKAID?

It looks as il Prot FIrzsDNIONs will
have TO whip every other man in sight
before His HIgbness, Mister CoRBErT
will condescerd 70 meet him. lie has
with ease whipped all the men CORBErT
has named and now the latter says he
wont fight him because there are $50
many other men who can whip him
easily"
i Lanky BoB is so soft snap, so TO
speak, Why doesn't CoEBETr get rid o.
him at oacs aud add TO his laurels by
thrashing t.,a and pocketing another
fortune in cold cash? CoRBETr is motor
iously after the mighty dollar and &C
cording TO his own statements he could
not make money easier.
There is a strong and growing sus-
Dicton, however, that the shrewd Mr.
CoRHErr knows a good fat thing when
he has it, aud he has IL in posing as
champion with his show" and be does
not like to run risks of losing it. 1t is
evident that so long as there is a posi-
bic excuse for avoiding it he will not DO
battle with the lanky wonder who has
fully proven his title to be considered
in CouBErT's class By easily thrashing
several men who are undoubtedly in il
and who gave CoEBETT himself harder
tussle.
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Wool Is Up
Barbour Dem9r1.

Last spring Mr. Bud Reynolds, of Prun-
tytowu, Taylor c0U0ty, w. Va, bought
wool for hOrkbe.uer Bros, Of Wheeling,
w. Va. He OOuEh, all be could get and
paid l6 cents "a pound for it, There were
some men who refused % sell az that price
and st.Il have their wool a few days ago
the firm wrote Sir. Reynolds TO buy all the
wool he could possibly get at the above
price. Mr.. Reynolds wrote tdeu Cat be
could not buy pound now al JGat price
and asked for Instructions. HOrkEeim6r
Bros. wrote him so once TO buy the wool
and pay IS cents pound for IL. Isn't IL
ABOUT time for the Republican calamity
hOwlers to shut up.
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HAYILAED CHINA!

First arrival OF Hayiiand China under new
tariff UilL We are opening new goods every
dawn Chop Dishes. Csks Plates, Meat sets
Ice Cream sets, Chocolate Sets, Salad Bowls
and many choice little things suitable Tor Wed
ding gifts.
PRICHS LOW
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D0rc2 p00nc Remarkable variety,
UllL0J uuuD0 surprising prices.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK IL Co.
NOTES OF THs sIvR&
News Of slB Boats aud BoNtmeu AlOn e
Lko Ohio.

News Of slp Boats aud BoNtmeu Along
Lho Ohio.
The Bedford is tO-day's Cincinnati
packet
The Courier passed up last night for
East Liverpool.
The Ben Hur will make no more
trips unless there is another swell. The
John L. Lowry will run in her place
temporarily.
There were I feet 3 inches of water in
the channel last night, and still falling.
The Highland Mary will depart this
morning for GAINESVILLE and the Phillips
for New MstamoTas.
SPECIAL 70 lss ssg.Hsr
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September
2S.-The Ohio river at this point is
feet and falling. Weather, clear and
cool. The Keystone State passed up
this evening on her regular trip for
Pittsburg.
PlrrsBURe, September 2s.-River
foot II inches and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
On CITY, PA, September 2S.-Riyer
10 inches and falling slowly. Weather
clear and pleasant
SrEUBENvILLE, OHIO, September %.
River 3 feet inches and falling.
Weather clear and warm. The High
land Mary aud the II. X. Bedford
passed down tonight.
GREENSBORO, PA, September Is
River feet inches and falling.
Weather cloudy and warm. The Adam
Jacobs is due up and down Saturday.
MORGANTowN, September 2S.-Rtver
. feet inches aud falling. Weather
warm and cloudy.
WARREN, PA, September 2S.-River
no OF foot above zero. Weather
clear aud warm,
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Bully Wilson's TlnSerlug.

Barbour Democrat.
Wool has advanced in price under the
new tariff law, and this has brought up the
price Of sheep. some f0c6s Of sheep have
recently been sold at twice the price they
were worth In July. If YOU have q sheep
that was worth 81 in July, il Will most
likely br.uE YOU - now. That one dollar
advance is due TO the new tariff law which
put wool on the free list and opened g
market for our lambs. Billy Wilson
has been tinkering with the markets.
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7. G.. DILLON e. 90.
Jewellers and China Importers.
TRUSTEES SkLE.

DY VIRTUE o. A DEED OF TRUST, Dated
ID August 18th. 1871 made by Ferdinand Nj.
Leg and Halraa GilIcf his wife (Which deed u
trust rs recorded IB Dee1 Of lrust look No. 10,
folio 40 10 the 9tice Of tne Clerk Of tbe County
Court OF Marshall county, West virginia.,
shall. 81
SATURDAY, THE ON DAY OF sEPTBM.
BE2 1891
~ 10 O'Clock a. me- AZ ths front door Of the
Cou-l House Of Marshall county, West Vif-
mid proceed % cell certain To- All tract on
II /. Id o., ground situated on The vest side Of
IL olJ plans rozd north u boggs' run. in the
,.rry OF lenwoos. dars1oI county, ". Va. aud
helm lot numbered twenty and uius feet OF
tls south side o. lOt nEn rerel ninstsea. said
!oi numbered twenty 'r9nts hirly one feet on
= ,9-,t Size % saId plaRk road nd runs back
,,.-t.u- lun1re4 feet ~ an alley IN t1s rear;
I'D traction o. lst frouta Du toe west side Of
80 vllua road and runs back west one hun
drs+ Zee. 10 -ail Alley, anl Icing part o.
r..st D.. survey 4, lnsle ~ Jchn 4. hoehsiine.
J,bieb -ial ~ su-T . recorded IN DEED BOOK
81 ~ ragc 2, il tue oi-ce 70 TIE CLERK o. TIE
f,,-rv C5urs II ElrslaI county Vest Va.
80 the same DrorsrtF conveyed . said
p.rd,-ans s. Il. er ana Hanna1 Eiiler his uife
81 Lgpis Hoi.srrau sud Cathsrfns Holder
nan rs wife. bF dee dated august - 1,sl,
-rcoreed "a tn= Office OF tie Clerk % The County
CONT O! MzTshAl celGtg Vest Va.
Terms Of S2lg-CA-M.
A.. II. WlEDEBUsCH. Trustee
.rr1 snf5 q -
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THE barbecue which is to be given
81 Beverly 90 October 18Th, by the
Democracy Of the Second District will
be one Of the biggest and most interest
ing things Of the campaign. Five oxen
will be roasted whole, and, in addition,
an intellectual feast Of the first quality
will be served up by Hon. WILLIAM L..
WILSON, West Virginla's beloved son,
OF whom the Second District in particu-
lar is so justly proud, assisted by Speak
II CRISP aud other notable Democrats.
Excursion rates will be given by the
railroads touching there and everybody
should so.
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7 IST OF LETTERS
Il
Remaining in the Postofice u Wheeling. Ohio
county. W Va, Saturday. Septsmtet - 1894 To
obtain any OF the following. the applicant must
ask for advertised letters. giving date OF list:
LADIES
Caldwell. Miss Corney Goldsmith, MEs.Jske N.
Cecil Mrs. r. Gorman, ars. Chrls
Davidson, Miss Maggie Plilips, Miss Anna
NJ stamm, Mss ;
DIVER. Mrs. Walter J. StIsuss, Mrs. Harry
GEErLENEN.
Allen. IR Halle Harry
Aldridge Billey Mcdowell. Floud
Burus patk Marfiu II. O.
Calvert Or. T. VI. Scott. Geo. 3.
Carziuth. Viocenzo S,hroa1er, rudolph
Gearing. Henry Thomson. Z. ".
Weber Wendell
FIRMs.
Townsend = BroVn.
M. o-RANE, P ".
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To READ the ssinine high tariff press
on Mr.. WILSON'S address in London a
stranger to the pocuIiarities Of Repub-
Hean campaigning would at once jump
TO the conclusion that Mr.. WLsoN was
a lunatic suffering from the halluci-
nation that English voters were neces-
sary TO elect aim 10 the American
Congress. We hear them actually talk
ing about Mr.. WLsoN's efforts In
legislatinR for the benefit Of England, j"
to quote the absurd Tgtelligenecr, as IL
be were running for Parliament in
stead OF for Congress 10 the Second
District Of West Virginia, U. ). A.
Yet we very frequently find this same
high tariff press paying the highest
kind of compliments 70 Mr. WILSON'S
Intelligence, etc. There is certainly
something "oH" in the mental ma
chinery Of any one who can reconcile
these two views Of Mr.. WILSON.
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JACKETS sl Ss.I T ~555a ' 5S,s oS
times rs much. GRO. NJ. SHOOK IL Co.
oueuiug che 0srket for Cattle.

Barbour Dm0crGt
One year ago under the "Mc-skiu-ye"
bill three-year- old winter cattle sold Tor
TWO and a half cents per pound. Now I'M
der the new law they are sought after aud
are selHug at three and three and half
cents Der pound. pWO-year-Old cattle have
advanced in like proportion. Our own
William L. Wilson mas been opening the
market Tor cattle Keep him at WORK and
IN umehe Will nave market for every
thing the farmer has 70 sell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

HEAR NJ. F. Dryden on the issues oil
the campaign, at Westwood's Hall 90
night.
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W G. y. U. ENrERrAINnENr
e E1Gst Liberty Last Night - Annivsr-


At Gfst Liberty Last Night - Annivsr-
sary Celebration.
A literary and musical entertainment
was given at West Liberty last night,
in the Academy hall, undert the auspices
of the w. c. T. T.. in celebration Of the
fourth anniversary of their organiza-
tion. The following programme was
rendered:
Music.
Presidents address.
Recitation. MUSIC, "strOng Drink
A. L. Sawtelle.
+ Music.
Recitation. ............ Miss Olive Dunlap
n.,.A.Z Music.
Recitation, .....-.................:..
1.-The Saloon-keeper and the Boy''
Archie Rigsley.
Music.
Recitation Allen carter
Music.
Recitation. "a Christmas Story"
Miss Bertha Writ
Music.
On account of sickness the last two
performers were unable to take part.
The music was rendered by the Ohio
Valley Qunrtette, aud was highly ap-
preciated by the audience. Rev. Mr.
Carver, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, had charge. After the enser-
tainment the audience repaired to the
Great Western Hotel; where refresh
ments were served. The meeting was
g success, and the Union deserves
much credit.
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r.
SANGER, BLISS, 7
VERY BAD ]

Here is some mon .th
the Fourteenth Sire gCler
has gladly cleaned, rSm local
parties who are in buying
wool as cheaply a lie:
Nessrs. Luce & .ng, large dealers
of Boston, have ted their buyer 10
Carroll county, o. buy at 10 cents or
not az all. The ~ OF Carroll county
ranks higher tia 3e wool Of Monroe and
Guernsey, about mich the REGISTER has
been shouting
This BostoE buyer evidently doesn't
want Carroll county wool, when the in
ferlor article OF Guernsey county is
bringing from 20 to % cents, figures at
which recent sales were made, but record
OF which were denied admission to the
! Coldmity HoUlcrs columns.
Neighbor why not take the sfde
Of your own fellow citizen, farmer
once in a while, or, at least, De honest
ia quoting the prices OF ais products
uson which be depends for a living
| Why always favor the buyer and try to
bea, down the tanners prices?
OF course, nsigtbor, you are not at
war with tae farmer except for poiit'
/ ical purposes. But we solemnly warn
you Skat it is the worst kind Of politics,
| fQIfhe farmer casts a heavy vote.
! =
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Inialnons Conspiraey.

81 utsris.glcl III . stfr.
It's IN infamous conspiracy that IS being
engineered by the DavIs-Elkins gang.
Let the people give it crushing reouke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

THE w. a. W. meet to-day will pre-
sent some pretty raciRg with their HASH
ing stesds OF stsel/
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

nDNTni Fine Natural Wool Shirts,
IrHNN Smelly finished, Silk faced, al
UULl III ACC, worth Use, at
TIE LEADER, 1920 Main.
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TRUE DEMOCEAE.

It does ones heart good to run across
. man Ike Hon. AsHUB G. CAEUTH,
the able representative from the Louis
Vile CKyl district Mr.. CABUrH has
lust been defeated for denomination for
CONGRESS, which would make most men
n not sulky at least not inclined to take
the active interest in ths campaign
they otherwise would. Not SO Mr.
CARU1H. however. Within twenty-four
hours after the announcement Of the
|result of the primary Mr.. CARUTH ad-
dressed a letter 20 Mr.. EDWARD MCDER-
lNonS.his successful competitor, extend
congratulstions and wishing for
ecessful, useful and brilliant
pal career" But Mr. CARUTH
Der and addressed a lette-
.irman OF the Democratic
in which be says: Accept
pd grace the decision Of the
this district expressed at
acknowledging my o0liga-
party for the honors con-
me in the past, desire TO
gh you my services in be-
Yksk chosen. am ready
tnes to give my support
place myself entirely
Democrat Tor you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

LOOK at The head and neck on your
cousin DAViD b. HILL That man is a
born fEHter and q winner, too.
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All There Is OF IL

n % INK" u
SIR. Howard wants to meet Captain Dow
ener IN Joint debate Captain DOyeR5F
does not wish 20 meet Mr. howard IN Joint
debate. That is al there Is Of II.
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City Tax aoties.
OFFICE or TIE CRY COLLECTION
PrELIc DrLnISG.

OFFICE Or TIE CRY COLLECTOR
PUBLIC BUILDING.
Willing. sspf=nbs- u. 1891
kotica is hereby given that The city taxes for
- yssr ls4 will b due and payable at the
Kice Of the tIty Collector. Public Building
= Ioaday. CescbeF lst 1871 Persons paying AZ
nor taxes any day drsiHx ths monta Of Octc-
bsr will Be entitled . disco mt o. two pr
Leut. On city taxes. The taxes on zeal esia;r.
IN bear inters<t rom Ecrembe- lat. 1924. a
M Der cent. gnttI paid Money saTsd 3 uonz@
made. save {, per cent- by paying 10 Ll4e
" 81. SHAFD[<i
frffx fs.lfn
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ED and Cloth Wraps from the best
i i IL makers in America.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK IL Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

MIN We do not misrepresent.
K \ Every article guaranteed the
lIUlD very best of its kind for the
money. THE LEADER.
Strictly one price.
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An Entsrpr.sipg Concern.

WlrfinsJgrg So tsswEH
The canning company has given ar eX.
hibiti0u Of industry and enterprise in 50
soon rebuilding and resuming operations
after the destructive ire last TUESDAY
Aigbt. As soon as the loss was properly
adjusted by the insurance companies tbs
bmpany went TO work rebuilding aud cr
l0nday started up In fun force ruaniI-
aud night AT this writing they arc
Rning about seventy-hve bushels Of 20
Ses an hour
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

PIRATES THICK IN CHINA-Al-
ways Ready for a Good, Safe Job. In
SUNDAY REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

Jn0V Emshsimer Eleventh street, the
LVUA place TO buy your Dress Goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

HEAR N. +. Dryden on the issues Of
the campaign, at WestwOod's Hall to-
night.
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county

WHAT with the Chinese naval officers
selling their ammunition and guns, the
Chinese soldiers ignorant OF how TO use
their repeating rifles and the Emperor
himself, preparing 10 leave Pekiu at
the frst move Of the Japs toward that
city, China appears 10 De playing -
war. and with O deal less knowIedS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

LyoR sALE-SALooN AND BAR Fixtures.
II Possession given at once. Good reasons
for selling. Apply TO JOSEPH AAULE. oppo.
site Belmont House, BellRire, .. se29ebdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

TEE IlteIligeneer devotes much edi-
.ial space TO the New York campaign.
|Why not devote this space 10 Captain
DovENEn, ueighbor? MORTON's bari
IS big enough TO take care Of itself, but
the Captain needs assistance badly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

7 GUS STERN. COMMISSION MERCHANT
IL in Heron and Egret Plumes, Least Terms
aud Birds OF every descriptions; Alligator
Skins Moss, and all Southern Products No.
81 Bond street New York. se1set
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

JACKETS 81 P 8. T Sa55s p ssrs s8
times as much. GEO. M. SHOOK 81 Co.
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Wren Baby was SICK, We gave her Cessorsa.
Tbea she vas Child. she cried for CARtcr.s.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Casea-sa.
Whsa see had Children, she gave them Oesss<sR
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UNDERTAKING.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-The pas
II tor, Rev. D. 4. Cunningham, d. D., Will
preach at 10. 80 q. Ia and 1880 p. N. Morning
Harvest Home sermon. Sabbath school rally
ing day, 9:l5 ii. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

THE ChinAe idea bf the use Of the
repeating rife is curious. They fire al,
the shots as rapidly as possible at the
Japs who lie PROSTATE during the
firing, and when it ceases, jump up and
rush upon them before they can reload
and butcher them by wholesale In the
hands OF their nimbie and arttuI
enemies the Chinese seem TO be mere
UlevthIngs
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FINANCIAL.


TINHE TRADERS SYNDICATE has this day
L declared a dividend Of 20 per cent for Sep
TENDER as the result OF the decline In wheat and
their plan OF syndicate speculation. Another
big deal is now predictnd by our expert. Do
not delay il you wish to resp the benefit Of IT..
Our expert predicted the big corn deal, snd our
July dividend % 40 per cent and our August
dividend OF 100 per cent was the result. SlO 70
81 900 can be invested. Full particulars free on
application to THE TRADERS SYNDICATE
or Z. K. HOOP, Treasurer, Traders building,
Chicago
September Dividend OF the National Syndi-
cate Co., Chicago 100 per cent. Special Syndi-
cate III twhiskey) so per cent. Settlements
October 10.
September Dividend OF the International Syn.
dictate Company. Chicago, 80 per cent. Special
Sydicate 1876 sugar, 6JO per cent. Settlements
October 10. seZ94
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r7fr5aif Horr,y Eai- Cgtl,nt p H9frl p, LrI1-
fariGL Irs'+rtll tlas Co. Hf'@S tottH'Hs,
Whether thcre is 90 s+''' "-..'
te SOY early advanced hONpoN WOOL
iu domestic WOO. -.-' SALE.
reuds ON Che NCrru-|
Der sales iB London. .rHE NARNtc BUOY ANT
The September -#.as' ANp coon BIDDING
thus Far have uo. come. ALL AROUND.
up 81 expectation, lnII
there Is --.Lr uuc.E.I
fsluty iu tus market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

Cor. JAMES ID. BUTT, Of Harper's
Ferry. is we'll remembered as enc Of
the Worlds Fair Commissioners for
West Virginia. lie was stalwart Re-
publican, and, FOR ought we know 90
the contrary, Is YET, but he appears TO
have habit of giving ont his honest
opinion when he pleases and he has
stated his belief that Hon WILLIAM L.
WILSON will be re-elected. II there is
anything the Republican leaders do
not ike it is outspoken honesty, hence
there is an attempt TO read COL BUTT
out Of the party, aud he is the recipient
OF much abuse from the Republican
press. He ought to take his leave at
once. Col BUTT evidently belongs in
the Democratic party, any way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

QDINTN Emshelmer, Eleventh street,
DI nVlhli will sell tonight 100 dozen
Wrappers worth Sl.O0 at soc each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

MIN The Leader carries no sec
RHh ouGs or shOddy, is strictly one
llUlD price, every article guaranteed
as represeafed or money refunded.
aTHE LEADER, 1920 Main.
Strictly pc price.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

LIE MONN Ma 4 N ! ~ 4
.FoE REPRESENTATIVE IN coSeHzss-FlIsr DIS
TMCr,
JOHN A. HOWARD,
Of Ohio.
ION REPBrsENTArrvE rs coNGBEss-aEcoND DIS
TmCT, =
WILLIAM L. WILSON,
or Jefferson.
ToR REPRESENTATIVE Is coNsIEss-rAI-l'D DIS
THCr,
JOHN ID. AL9ERSOlN,
OF Nicholas.
roR STATE sENATE-EIHsr DISTRICT,
julius POLLOCK,
OF Ohio
sNrY DEMOCEArIO TICKER
JUDGE or CRIMINAL COURT
LEWIS S. JORDAN.
BOUsE OF DELEdArEs,
j. b. WILSON,
wa. c. HANDLAN
JJ. WOODS.
FRED. d. STEASSER
COUNTY sCrErIN-ENDENr or scHOoJA.
MlL O. WEIDMAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

THE intelligence showed that the Monroe
county. Quo man, instead of getting high
price for his wool really got a low price, as
the market was the time Of tho transac-
ton. standard fleece washed bringing Il
cents on the farm.-FgBteruth street ca
J1mitY H0r'er.
Al that time, according TO actual sales
published I'm the REGISTER, but not 10
the calamity Holclsr deece-waShed
wool was bringing % cents in Guernsey
county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
"TRsEaE GlsI2YpYLET"

|Irc Revealed n 2 aclo trace
arated arff eaGse5 speedy and harry
y the one ron lovo causes good mex IA
broper advice Reveals every t1infr- 100
rsodrion. Mra- DR.. Moore, Tex 4o5s
~. Lrcky Cbsrm f1kEEs lJ5EyEig std
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

TA0V Emsheimer. Eleventh street the
LULA place 10 buy your Dress Goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

TEE Fourteenth ST. Calamity H0lcleF
otos column Of figures said TO
furnished by "a wool buyer in
rnsey county, Ohio, giving prices
by him Ia August and Sep
er. The prices ranged all the
rom cents to 81 cents. The
purchases are not given but
IS s cents was an early August
q Of cents q September figure.
Democratic free wool tariff
10 effect August 2s If our sur
s wrone we trust the Caldmj-y
,r will set us right. We are glad,
Ter, to see our neighbor come up TO
Is, which is s-3ltt per cent. ad-
on It's rs cent political price.