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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
Tho BIoyeIo Track.

Local wheelmen are msnifesting
great deal of interest in the projected
quarter mile track for their exclusive
use, at the State Fair grounds. The
Association has promised to construct
the track on condition that guarantee
of $500 be given by the Wheelmen. In
order to raise the required amount
tickets are being sold, emitting the
purchaser to use the track during the
season. The tickets are sold at Henier
Hardware Company, X. Hoge, Thos.
Jones, Johnson'S Sons, and J. II.
Stamp. From the rapid manner in
which they are being disposed Of, the
track looks like an assured fact. AS
soon as the necessary amount is raised
the work of constructing the track will
be started. 1t will not be used during
the meet, as the half mile track will be
placed in condition for that day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

WATsON-Saturday, April g. 1894, at 8
O'Clock a. m -. FRANK STAFFORD, son OF harIes
aud Maggie Watson. aged year, II months and
10 days.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
residence OF the parents No. 24O0 Main street.
Interment at Mt Zion cemetery. Friends Of
the family are invited.
MILLER-On Saturday, April %, 1894, at !
o'clock a m FERDINAND MILLER, aged 43
years
Funeral from his late residence, in Upper
BeuwOod, Monday afternoon at2 o'clock. In
terment at Nj Zion cemetery. Friends OF the
family invited to attend.
woLFE-On Friday April q. 1894 az. /
o'clock p. m, Mrs. EVA RTLAND WOLFE, wife
OF Edward Z. Wolfe, in the 23d year OF her age.
Wednesday, April 20 1874. at
O'Clock a. m, Macy JANE REDNAN.
PoRTER-At Allegheny, Wednesday. April
%. 1894. Mrs. MARGARET WYLJE PORTER. wife OF
the late William Porter. OF this city, in the 56th
year OF her age.
MEEHAN-on Tuesday April oath, az ll:3O
O'Clock D. M. BRIDGET, wife OF the late Michael
Meehan, IN the 63th yaar Of her age.
HARRINGTON-At Benwood, ". Va, on
"wednesday. April p, 1924, AZ . o'clock y. m,
EDWARD FRAxcls, son OF Patrick and Maria
Harrington, aged IL months and . days
ROBB-On Wednesday. April =. 1891, ~ 3:f5
p. m, Mrs. ANNE l. koBB, aged 20 years and
Is days
DIERINGER-Monday. April 2Sd, 1894, at 5
o'clock a. m, JOSEPH DlERISeER, IN his 10th
year.
McKEAN-On Monday, April g, 1894, a. one
o'clock a. M at his residence, No 1853 Market
street, THOMAS b. MckEAS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Of dIPhtheria, April
q. 1894 st q:35 o'clock. BRUCE MoLTER, son OF
Jas b. and Elizabeth Csrnahau, aged 2Tears
and s months.
HUPHHRERYS-On SATURDAY, April 21st,
1924 at lI:55 p N, LOUISA J. HUNPHEEIs, in
the 73e year OF her age
HIRsH-In Philadelphia, Saturday, April q,
1894, at I:3O O'Clock p. m, L. g. HRsH, beloved
husband OF Nsttie Gutman Hirsh.
TAPPAN-Monday April I'D, 1894 at 3
o'clock a. m. J. H. TAPPAS, in his 18th year
MARSHALL On Sunday, April p. 1894. at
s:35 O'Clock a m, WALTEE MARSHALL ST., In
his 18th year.
KIGHT-Sunday, April 22d, 1894. at $40
O'Clock p. N, RALPH S, son OF Edward and
Hannah May Right, aged year. months and
days.
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ohio RepubIlcan state CopventIon.

Special telegram to the sunday Re0istsr.
COLUMBUS, o., April 2S.-The State
Republican Central Committee decided
mere to-day to hold the State Convention
in this city June 5th and 9th. The ratio
is one delegate for every 500 voters.
Congressman Bellamy Storer was chosen
temporary chairman and j. E. Broaden;
of Greenfield, Secretary OF the conven-
ton. A motion to endorse the Manley
letter proposition as TO representation
in the National Convention was laid on
The fahla.
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WHEELING WINS
TIE GgEoAS TAKE THEIR FIRST GAEE PROM
MARTINS FERRY.
National League Games and Local Base Ball
News From the Race Tracks-Oycling
and Roller Skating.

The Martins Ferry base ball club
and the Genoas, of this city, yesterday
afternoon played the fourth OF series
Of seven games for the amateur cham
pionship Of the two cities. The game
resulted in a victory for the home team,
after hard battle. 1t was played on
the Martins Ferry grounds, 10 the pres
ence of more than 1000 spectators.
Brodie pitched an excellent game, but
was not we'll supported. He held the
NJ. Il. team down TO six hits. The fea-
ture Of the game was the single hand
stop by Walter Buckley Of aliner which
looked good for home run.
Following vas the score 10 detail:
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eApnIs,s PNrIrIoN DENIED.

He rallied 20 show That the Civil Ser
vice Law Had Been Violated.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April Is
Judge Bradley, of the District Supreme
Court to-day heard arguments on the
petition OF Eugene Gaddis, of Ohio, for
mandamus 90 compel Secretary Carlisle
10 reinstata him 20 an S1,S00 clerkShip
in the Treasury Department from
which it is alleged he was recently dis
missed for partisan reasons.
Judge Bradley dismissed the petition
on the ground that it was not shown
that the civil service laws had been VIC
lated. Gaddis's counsel gave notice OF
an appeal and the case will be taken 20
the Court Of Appeals or ultimately TO
the United States Supreme Court
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
Glove Contests.

last night the series of contests with
the gloves at the Columbian Sporting
Club headquarters, near the etreet car
barns, were begun. Each set-to was
for points and there were eight clover
bouts. No stakes were offered. Chas.
Fisher, manager of the club, acted as
referee. The last bout was between
Richard Fisher and John McGraw.
They were heavy weights, and McGraw
proved the cIeverest boxer, gaining the
majority of points.
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The 1psurrepts Have Flown.

LISBON, April 2s.-The report Of the
escape of the Brazilian refugees. who
were on board the Portuguese war ships
Mindello and Alfonso de Albuquerque.
is confirmed.
On learning Of the escape Of the
Brakillans the Portuguese Government
ordered the removal OF the commanders
ofHhe Mindello and Alfonso de Albu-
oNeroue from their posts and steps
tsken TO try both these officers by court
martial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

PERHAPS within the circumscribed
limits Of the district represented by
Col BRECKINEIDGE PHIL. THOMPSoN'S
words were true. At any rate the Col
onel is being vigorously doomed by his
constituentsfor denomination, with some
prospects Of being returned. The sew
enth Kentucky district would seem TO
be rather an undesirable place to live II
BREcKINEIDGE is considered q repre-
sentative Of It's people.
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Amateur Skating Face.

Local roller skaters are showing q
great deal Of interest in the amateur
race for the championship Of West Vir-
ginia and silver cup, to be skated
Tuesday evening at the North End
rink. The following well known skaters
have already entered: Lou Beuter, b.
Dunlap, w. Terrell, VIM. Greer, and J.
Gilhooly. These men are evenly
matched. and the race should prove in
teresting.
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EnrlL.h Edltorlal Oomment.

The English editorial writer's have
heard of the COXeY movement at last,
and we shall shortly be informed that
General Coxey, who was AZ one time
Mayor Of Ohio, has asked President
Harrison's permission TO serve as a vol
unteer In tue campaign against the
savage tribe known as Mugwunps, who
are on the war-path and threatening
the Chamber Of Deputies at Boston, ="
together with other intelligence OF a
similar valuable and authentic charac-
ter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

WASHINGTON ID. C., April 2S.-Wheth-
er the stories Of the Breckinridge-Pol-
lard trial, as published by Chicago
firm, is to be allowed to pass through
the mails or not, will depend upon the
action of the postmaster at Chicago,
where the books are mailed. As is Gus
tOmarY in such cases the Department
will ignore the request for an official
opinion as TO whether sending them
through the mails will constitute viola
tion Of the postal laws, and no action
will be taken unless Postmaster Hessing
makes complaint of obScenity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

Az exchange says that "an old lady
in the back woods built fire under a
kettle and started the ash hopper, and
the next day the Wheeling REGISTER
came out in a long editorial stating
that another business enterprise had
started up.
In other words nothing ever escapes
She REGISTER. Even the old woman in
the woods can't build a FIRE under her
kettle without the REGISTERS knOwl-
edge. If you want the news this is the
paper to read.
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zim merman and Johnson to Ride,

NEW York, April 2S.-ThOmas W.
Eek, the representative Of John s.
Johnson, the cyclist, has posted with
the american Wbeelmdn, Of New York,
a certified check for $780, TO bind a
match between johnson and thinner
man, for race Immediately after Zim-
mermsn's return from France. The
stakes will be 81, 600 a side for any dis
lance between one and ten miles.
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

CINCINNATI, O., April 2s.-Terry's
wildness during the first inning and two
errors ia the seventh, backed up by
timely hitting, made the victory an easy
one for Cincinnati. Parrots pitching
and batting were the features. Attend
ance 3.163. Score:
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Earned runs, PittSburg l, Cincinnati
4; two-base hits, Holiday, Murphy, q.
Smith, Beckley .; three-base hits, Hoy,
Mccarthy, Latham, McPhee; stolen
bases, Murphy, Beckley, Lyons; double
plays, Bjerbaur, Glasscock, Beckley,
McPhee, Smith and Mott; first on balls
by Parrot 4, by Terry 4, by Ehret 4;
struck out, by ParrOtt f. Ehret j; time,
two hours; umpire, Emslie.
TIE COLONIES N HARD LUCK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2s.-LOuis-
vile played in hard luck to-day, max
ing nine hits of MeGill to Chicago's
four off Meneiee. Attendance, 1000
Score:
I.ouisvule...........OO o 0 0 o o. l
Chicago ...........-.....0 -
Errors, Louisville /; hits, 9 and 4;
pitchers, Monefee and McGill; umpire,
Swartwood: earned runs, Louisville /.
LOST BY POOR PLAYING.
ST. LOUIS Mo, April 2s.-The Cleve-
lands openad their first series Of the
season here with a defeat, the result of
decidedly superior playing on the part
of the Browns. Attendance, 6,620.
Scere:
St. Louis..................4 0 0 0 0 o. Z
Cisveland.............O o % 10 0 o. l
Earned runs. st. Louis 5; errors,
and 4; hits, 10 and 7; home runs, Frank
and Ely; pitchers, Breitenstein aud
Young; umpire, McQuaid.
THE SENATORS BEATEN.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The home
team lost simply by doing the poorer
playing in very poorly played game on
both sides. Score:
Washington. .-.~...................l 0 S-g
Brookiyn ..............................7 2-l0
Earned runs, ) and 4; errors, and
4: hits, and 70; pitchers, Petty, Es-
per, Daub and Stein; umpire, Mr..
Stage.
BOSTON BADLY BEATEN.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 2s.-The
Boston team made their initial appear
ance of the season on the home grounds
to-day, but they were never in the game
at any stage. Score:
PhiladelphiR. ..-O s 0 2 Ola
Bosto n..................O 0 O.
Earned runs. and l; errors, l and 4;
hits, Ii and z; pitchers, Carsey and
Stivetts; umpire, Hurst.
THE ORIOLES BEATEN By THE GIANTS.
NEW YoRK, April 2s.--Notwithstand,
ing the rain. 1900 people saw the Bal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

AN appeal 10 the higher court is to be
taken in the POLLARD-BEECKNRIDGE
case. 1t is to be hoped that a repeti-
ton OF the testimony will not be re-
Quired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
Direc,um Leased For One Year.

SAN Francisco, April 2s.-Directum,
king of trotting stations, has been
leased by his owner, John Green, OF
Dublin, Almeda county, California, to
C. C. Mclver. a wealthy wine grower OF
Missions Sau Jose, for term Of one
wear. Orrin Hikok, the veteran driver,
has been engaged to handle the black
stallion for the eastern campaign, and
will soon start with him for Terre
Haute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

OSE Of the questions CoXEY had TO
deal with was, how to provide baths for
his army on the march. Had they been
In Wheeling last night the problem
would have solved itself.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
Col Ozark.

u. S. Army, writes. Fer the last two
wears my health has been excellent;
this ] think, is due 10 my using Sui
phur BitJers, as formerly my health was
miserable, owing TO the frequent changes
of climate, etc, so incident TO soldiers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

THE CoxEY division Of the industrial
army" has been transformed into adime
museum-and CoxEY is the treasurer.
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Good Stakes offered.

LEXINGTON, KY, April 2s.-The
Kentucky trotting horse breeders asso-
citation decided to give 500, 600 in stakes
aud purses at it's coming fall meeting.
The stake in the Kentucky futurity Tor
three -year-olds is worth $4,000.
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NEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
Pys11surHs AND PRoFaEBFonA

The REGISTER, embracing It's several sdi-
tlons. Is entered at the Postofiiee IN "hsel-
lrg, w. Va, as second-class matter.
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Cholera I'm Liabon.

LISBON, April 2s.-Seventy fresh
cases Of cholera were reported here to-
day. OF the previous cases 1873 have
recovered. No deaths we're reported
to-day. There are SAT people reported
as suffering from the disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

Our show rooms contain the newest and
correct STYLES In Summer Millinery,
A. 4. RICE n CO.
1880 Main Street
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WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 2s.-Mrs.
Corneha G. Weir Morgan, wife OF San
ator Morgan, OF Alabama, died Of peri
tonitis at the Senator's home in this
city this afternoon. The remains will
be Inferred in Rock Greek Cemetery
Mo- y afternoon.
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Western League Games.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 2S.-ID-
dianapolis, 6; Detroit, 3.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April 2s.-
Grand Rapids, 20: Toledo, 10.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 2s.-kansas
City Is, Minneapolis 10.
Sioux CITY. Iowa, April 2s.-Sioux
City S, Milwaukee Z.
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CEED FOR OUR LITTLE BOOK ROW TO
- Speculate Successfully In the Wheat and
Stock Market" mailed free. COASTOCK.
HUGHES & CO., RiAlto Building, Chicago 81
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AN ExAMrLE OF FAITHFULNEss.

When Mrs. RADABAUGH returned TO
her home in Calhoun county after
Sunday visit among her neighbors, she
found % silent household. The midday
meal she had prepared was still I'M
touched, though the sun was sinking in
the west: no husband sat in his accus-
toned chair. no children played about
vahe door or filed the air with their us
N merry laughter. The whole house
sesOed deserted. The only living thing
about the place was the faithful family
dog. which rushed TO meet her as she
came in sight.
More than usually demonstrative, the
dogs actions attracted her attention.
He barked and ran toward a shed which
stood not far from the woman's home,
then returning he would tug
At her dress and run again toward the
shed, till finally she followed. The
Hfeless bodies Of her husband and two
children, suspended By their necks,
ware what she there discovered. In a
6t of despondency-perhaps insanity
the father had hung his two children
vntil dead, and then had killed himself.
7he story was told 10 the REGISTER at
e time when it occurred, but the dog
overlooked-the faithful dog which
btess saw the dying struggles OF
master and little pIaymates, but
not what 10 do to save them. Too
q to leave his master, even in
yet unable to unite him, he
carefully the bodies and at the
opportunity ran to bring that
came too late.
tell the su1erings Of that
allure during the hours Of
itch. He evidently knew
,as something wrong. he
rs 10 one st home from
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Struck out, by Brodie s. by McCleary 3; bases
on balls none double play Padden and Woods;
double Purcell; triple, W. Buckley; umpire,
Jack EaSton.
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DIED.

Main Springs put In watcees for so days
at soc. II. T.. BILLMAN h CO.
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A NEW JURY SYSTEM.

A conspiracy was unearthed the other
day ia Indiana, IN which one juror was
TO prove obstinate and finally make the
jury disagree in a suit against a county
officer for embezzlement, in return for
which he was to receive large sum OF
money from the official ~h0m the evil
dence showed conclusively TO be guilty,
The opportunity which our jury system
offers for such cases, the frequent dis
agreement Of juries where the evidence
seems 70 be- conclusive, and the i'm
menss addition to the costs in any case,
which may be- made by the obstinacy OF
single man, have given rise
20 much discussion as TO
the wisdom Of changing she jury sys-
toN~HeW In vogue in most of tho United
States. 1t is hid by many that in
civil cases a majfti,y OF at least three
fourths Of the members OF Jury are
efmperspt to decide d case. This sys-
tenn has already been adopted by three
States of the Union, the frs. steps be-
ing taken in the West in this direction.
To is provided by the constitutions Of
California, Texas and Nevada that in
civil actions three-iourtbs of a jury
may render a verdict. tn Texas the
same rule holds good in criminal
eases below the graGe of felony.
Ia each OF these States the
system has been proven satisfactory and
IT'S adoption in other States has been
often recommended. A writer in Frank
LCsljCs Weekly says:
- In Scotland, since 1854, it has been pro
vided that iu civil cases, after six hours
doliberQti0u, O. verdict of threefourths
NAV be taken And in British India the
code of criminal procedure of 1852 makes
similar provision, and goes even so Tar as
10 declare that after due elaboration the
npiniOu Of SIX. c0ncurred in by the Judge,
shall prevail ln most countries OF Europe
trial by jury is used ODlylu criminal cases,
and in France, Italy and Germany sim
pie majority is sufficient. There IS notn-
7ng I'm the reason OF the thing, nor no tue
experience of civilized nations, 90 justify
American persistence In this rule.
There is no reason why the precedent
of other countries should be followed by
this one, but if the change is deemed
advisable its successful workings else
where would be very much in its favor.
Something should be done to lessen
the costs Of cases in the Courts-both
civil and criminal-and the plan sug-
gestsd would so far toward doing this.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

tlmores beaten by New York to-day. A
slippery ball and some timely batting
gave New York winning lead In the
first inning. Mayor GiIroy and SEN
ator Hill were among the spectators.
Score:
New York................5 0 0 o o
Baltimore. 10 "
Earned runs, and 3; errors, l and ?;
hits, 9 and 10; pitchers, Rusie and Nc
Mahon; umpire. Lynch.
A Good Game at Buckhanno7.
speefat 1eIs0rGus 10 ths sunday Register.
BUcKHANNoN, w. VA, April 2s.-
The game of ball to-day between the
city boys and the seminary lads was
very interesting. Some good playing
was done on both sides. The city boys
were playing to wrest the champion
ship belt from the seminary boys.
Score: Seminary 10, City 4.
RedsCrOss Win.
syeefal 7sEsoyan 10 the sunday REGISTER.
BARNEsvILLE, OHIO, April 2s.-The
Wheeling ball club defeated the home
team to-day, by the score OF II to 10, In
their second game.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ElOUSD-Two YALE LOCK KEYS Owner
IL can have same by paying Tor this ad REss
IsTER sp23l
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e di.blay Of summer Millinery.
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-. senntor plorran Did.

see Riee's display of summer Millinery
beginning Tuesday.
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THE ARMY DwINDLING.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-RandalPs Com
monweal, the Chicago contingent Of
Coxeyites, has dwindled to $50 meu.
Randall, when questioned as to his
plans to-day, said he believed a start
would be made before next Wednesday.
At any rate, the army would not dis
band until it heard from Coxey.
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ED-HOUSEKEEPER FOR A wID
w over; hotel help; cook; house girl; col
ored girl. waiter. Apply BUSINESS hA
CHANGE, 1870 Market street apSdqer
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WANTED.

5000 NGSTnhY s6ns!ia %s6:
tative in Wheeling. Must have few hundred
dollars cash 10 pay FOR goods on delivery. after
orders are secured. 2. Z. VAIL, 10 Nassau
St, New York, n. Y. apssq
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CtALFSMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR Goods
- by sample to the wholesale and retail trade;
sell on sight to every business man or urn; lib
ersl salary and expenses paid; position pern1
pent. For terms address with stamp, CEN
TENElAL MFG CO., Milwaukee, Wis
nn2lTE. sAac
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PROPOSALS.

sealed bids will be received BY l. Spence IN
10 May l9. 1874, for brick residence IS pes
plans and specifications no the ofice OF Tho.
Green, architect Proposals may Doe made On
the different parts OF the work or fos buildtue
complete. Rights reserved TO reject any OF al
bids. lRp29yl l.. SPENCE
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dA TX PER loo FOR DISTRIBUTING
Df. u matter. Enclose stamp Twin City
Advertising Association, for Sunday issue April
Sth and April 18th, $40 n. Washington street
St Paul MINI. apESot
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UTANTED-Tos SELL FOR RENT AND FOE
w Sale Cards, EiAnk Deeds and DEEDS OF
Trust, Blank Leases. Justices BlAhkh etc
REsIsrER CouRting Rooms
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-ROoMs FOR RENT CARDS:
II For Rent and For Sale Cardi A. REsIsrER
Counting Room.
T1oR sALE-HOTEL AND BAR; FIRST
II class location; one OF the Oldest stanos IN
the city. Address M, REGISTER Office.
ap2)e&dra -
SALOON FOR SALE. CHEAP: Good Loca-
= ton Good reasons for selling. Enquire
a. this once Apl2sqrdf
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A GENTS WANTED TO CANVASS FOR
n ALUMINIUM Cooking Utensils and Novel;
ties. Liberal terms. We pay express. Great de-
mand. Catalogue and information free. ALUM
mum NOVELTY CO., $50 Broadway Newfork.
spl5dt
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WANTED AGENTS SAMPLE SASH
w LOCK FREE by mail for &c stamp. I'm
mense Unrivalled. Only good enc ever IN
vented Beats weights Sales unparalleled
Sl2 q day. BRoHAkD (SoX 40 Philadelphia.
fe25dry
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NUANTED-To BUY A SECONDHAND
w Water Motor that will run three fans
State price aud size. Address E. 5. DUNN,
Sislersville, w. Va. apTle4as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

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