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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06
Special Telegram q. ta< Reoss.e-.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., January s.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Militzer, an aged
German woman, widow of the late John
Militzer, was the victim OF a bold and
cruel outrage. about nine o'clock last
night. Since her husbands death she
has lived on her farm. two miles south
OF town. with only Miss Ora Dunn, a
hired girl, as her companion. She is
reputed TO have considerable wealth, but
IL is well known here that she is care
ful not TO keep any large amount
OF money about the house, Last night
Miss Dunn had gone TO on entertain
ment in the neig hborhood, and Mrs.
Militzer retired at the usual time,
leaving the kitchen door unlocked for
the entrance Of the girl when she
should return. Shortly before retiring,
she heard persons entering the kitchen,
but supposing IL was Miss Dunn with
some company, she gave no attenti ion
TO IL. Presently they entered the room
in which she was lying, and one OF the
parties approaching the bed, she still
thought it was one OF the young men Of
the n neighborhood who was in the habit
of accompanying the girl home, and
sUpposing he was going to play some
joke on her, said: "Go away, dim"
SHE WAS SURPRISED
when strange voice answered.: "Jim,
h-l IL is money we want" and to see
revolver stuck close TO her face. She
saw there were two men in the room,
both masked, and each had a revolver
They demanded that she tell where she
kept her money. She protested that
she had none. They said they knew
better and told her thew would blow her
brains out III she did not tell
them where it was. Not receiving the
answer they wanted. they began TO
beat her about the face and BODY. brnis-
ing her face in terrible manner. They
then threw pillow over her face and
. >threatened TO smother her. All the
Jme they were cursing terribly and
threatening to pour oil over her and
ftnrn her alive. Finally, failing to get
Z any other answer from her, thew Sc
cured ropes and tied her hands and
feet, and proceeded to search the house
for themselves. After ransacking the
downstairs rooms the robbers went
upstairs, and while they were up
there the old lady by desperate
efforts succeeded in freeing herself. and
gathering up q few of her clothes fed
from the house and ran to the residence
OF MI. James Dunn. AS soon as few
OF the neighbors
COULD BE GOTTEN TOGETHER
they went to the house but the robbers
had gone. All the booty they secured
was two dollars, which was all the
money the old lady had In the house.
Mrs Militzer is not seriously hurt.
though her face gives evidence OF the
brutal blows that were showered upop
her, and she Is suffering from the severe
nervous shock occasioned by her fright.
The only clue TO the perpetrators OF
the act is that yesterday afternoon two
strangers called at the residence OF
FRANK Troll, on the farm adjoining Mrs.
Mllitzer's and inquired the way TO her
mouse, stating that they wanted to bny
her turkeys. Mr.. Troll gave them the
directions and they went away. He
describes them es young men. both
rather short and heavy set, one wear.
Ing blue suit, and the other a brown
suit and red necktie. He thinks he
would be able to identify them.
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The sIusber-VoI,.s F,eb,.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 5.-The
Slusher- Vokes fight took place at Riv-
erside, near this city. last night. under
the auspices OF the kentucky Athletic
Club. Five ounce gloves were used
Marquis Of Queensberry rules. The
fight lasted two hours, and was pretty
even one. a swinging right-hauder I'm
the thirtieth round by Slusher knocked
Vokes under the ropes. and his head
struck the floor with such force that he
aid not recover consciousness until
after time was up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

NEw KESsINGTON. PA, January g.
The PIttsburg Plate Glass Company, at
Creighton. has resumed operations, and
the wages of the employees have been
cut from ~ 10 33[ per cent The
company states that the general de-
preston In trade has compelled II 10 re.
duce the wages, but that the old wages
will be paid "A soon a. business bright
ems up. There IL little or 30 complaint
among the wOrkmen, as they have been
idle for long time end are glad TO get
work again
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

The Corwin's Oricers Maintain a Clam
Like Keserv8

SAN FRANCIsCO, January 5.-The
commander OF the CorwiD. which ar
rived this morning from Honolulu, re-
fused 20 give any Information and de-
clined 10 allow messenger from the
Merchants Exchange 70 board the yes
sci. The COrwin avoided the San Fran
cisco side Of the bay and az 1915 o'clock
was of Sausalito on her way 20 Mare
Island Navy Yard, thirty miles away.
Officers presumably having the govern
meut dispatches were landed 10 a
small boat near the Pecsidio military
reservation, west Of San Francisco.
The officers OF the cutter absolutely re-
fused to hold any communication with
any one.
WAsHINGToS, ID. c., January 81
Cipher dispatches have been received
by Secretary Gresham from the COrwin.
They will not be given out tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06
At Hinton aud Montgomery.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January s.
AT the municipal election held at Hin.
ton yesterday the Democratic candidate
Tor Mayor, George ID. Haynes, wa.
elected by a majority OF eighty.
The whole Democratic ticket Tor
City Council was elected. The
Republicans and Prohibltionists com.
oined against the Democratic ticket
but they were defeated. Jas. l.. Pack
led tho Prohibitlonists.
At Montgomery tho municipal elec
tlon resulted In victory for the Inde
pendent ticket.
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K.en Yonr NYeath.r 90 nnan

Fraud loves shining marx. O,sssionsilv
spurious limitations spring up Of Bostetter's
stomach Bitters. the great American family
remedy iof chllia and fever. dyspepsia copsti
TatYu, hiNouenese. nervousness, neursigfs
rheumafism aud kidney disorder. These irnlts
90 rs are rsuaIly fiery local bitters full OF boh
Wac. boos out ioi the sfn signatufe on the
the dragon,
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Ths U. p. shut out Of Indianapon..

CBIcAGO, January 5-Ths German
JelegrGDh, the leading German paper I'm
Indiana and one of the oldest publics-
tions In the State. has signed ninety
year contract with the Associated Press.
Mr. Henry Tbeudium, well-known
throughout the State 10 political and
financial circles, is the publisher. This
was the only paper taking the United
Press report in indianapolis.
NJ. n STorr-
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Two New Pos,ma.,s,.

oseci04 IsisOrdtn 20 ths Rs0fusr.
WAsHINGTON, JaDuary g. Henry
hebdall has been commissioned a. post
master at Boothsville, W. Va. and Jo-
seph a. Newton at Ivanhoe. w. Va.
j. +. Bechelheimer was to-day ap-
pointed postmaster at Demsey, Fayette
county w. Va, vice j. r. Demsey re-
signed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

SDfctof IsifOfdDs % tls Rs1isfsr.
SALEM, w. VA, January 5.-The
Democrats elected their entire ticket
for town officers. There we're 115 votes
cast and the Democrats had six ma
jorIty. The ticket elected Is: Mayor.
W. VI. Blair; Recorder, Towles and
Iinn 80 each; Counciimen, w. T.. Leon
ard, r. Il. Garden. y. NJ Rogers, r. A.
Wilson and Hiram Wilson.
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NOTES FROM M'powELL
Negro With Hard uead-A Hanging
For this Month.
4. -.

SPECIAL Isiecrovs % ne nsGlsts-.
WEIGH. w. VA. January 5.-This
afternoon at lager. station west of
here, drunken negro started to get on
the east bound passenger train but was
forbidden To get on Ia consequence
OF hts condition. Not needing the
order OF the conductor, no persisted In
his attempt aud was prevented by
force. Conductor Bailey used
his billy with such strength as
to burst the cover and renuer the
weapon useless. The negro is \ man OF
herculean proportions and was not oven
Knocked down, but was badly cut about
his head. Bailey finally had to draw
his pistol before he could prevent the
negro from boarding his train.
John Hardy, colored, will be hung
January 10.
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THE BANKS IN GOOD CONDITION.

The Report OF the Comptroller Of the
Currency ON the West virginia National
Banks.
SDsctdi 1st>0v0m 20 ne Rsoistsr.
WAsHINGTOS, ID. G., January g.
The National banks OF West Virginia
are IN good condition, according 20 the
reports made by them 10 the Com ptrol.
Ter OF the Currency at the close OF busi.
ness on December 10. An abstract
OF these reports show their reserve to
nave oeen 20 - per cent. against 30 "a
In October. Loans and dfs-
cunts decreased from SC. 7g2. s25. 90
to S6.76s. 600; stocks and se-
curities from 1919, 4s5 so 70 s3f7.-
S2V.69; gold coin fiom S3g7, ,572. 43
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TO S37s,9ol.7S; individual deposits
from Sa.6ss, ,0s0.59 to s5.445, ,9Ss.ls
While there has been slight decrease
In the percentageso reserve aud In the
Individual deposits, there has also beet
decrease In the loans aud discounts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06
West Virginia Beer Tax.

Npeosai TsleorGsa ne Rsoists-
WAsuINoroN. January A. Commits
sioner Miller reports that the total
amount OF beer tax collected In the Dis
hict OF West Virginia in tho last fiscal
year was $40 Ql54O
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a VERY POOR PLAN.
Trying to suppress Mormonism by Burn
ing school Houses
Cpsefdt T,l<oraun In fhS a,o,sf~~

Speetdg IsNcrdn 10 ho H'disfer.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 81
There is a serious cohflict between the
Mormon el3ers operating IL Union dis
trict, In this county, and the Christians
OF that district Last night n public
school house, in which the Mormon cid =.
ers had been preaching, was destroyed
by fire and is supposed to have been
fired by persons who want to suppress
Mormonism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06
Cart Factory starts Up.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, January g.
The Buckeye cart factory, which has
been shut down sll winter. will start Up
next Monday with full force OF aDout
$50 men.
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LIrrLEroN.s TOWN ELECTION.
a Land Slide Majority for the Ticke
Elected.
ss-<eial 7Siso-dru 90 tAs Rsoiste-

s1-<eial 7sisorGrzto tas Rsoiste-.
LIrrLEToN, w. VA, January S.
The following ticket was elected at the
corporation election yesterday:
Mayor, +. L. Furguson; Recorder,
A. NJ. Crow; Councilmen, ID. s. Keffer,
9. w. Sturm, James O'Dea, f.
Nj. Ashcraft and j. Z. Petit
This ticket was elected by
more than q landslide majority. as
there were seventy-three votes polled
and but thirteen against them. While
no one may have auy enmity
against the parties who ran
against the elected ticket, there
seems to be general opinion among
the citizens that we need a revision in
our Town Council, and they expressed
their opinion very strongly in yester-
days election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06
Two MASKED ROBBERS
Enter the House of an Old Lady Near
st. ClairSville
AND MALTREAT HER TERRIBLY.

They Thought She Had Money Sc
creted About the House, and
When She Declared She Had
Not, They Beat Her Face and
Body With Their Fists, Then
Tied Her and Searched the
House-Slight Glue to the Iden-
tity of the Fiends.
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VIII co INTo CouRr
farkorsburE Soldiers Refuse to Paw
Their Fines for Not Attending tn. En-.
oampmsnt.
ssse'o' Ts'soram to me 8.Oinsr

Their Fines for Not Attending th. En-
campmsut.
ssseiai Tsfs0raD1 10 me RsoiHsp
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January B.
The martial spirit is on the wHue I'm
Parkersburg. Brass buttons have had
their day and the members Of the SniI.
man kifes, the crack company of the
second regiment, the home companv
bearing the name of the Brigadier Cen
eral, have declined ldhRer TO submit 70
the military law and threaten IN test
us validity 10 the courts The state
law requires each member OF the Ma
tional Guard TO go into encampment for
six days during each year under penalty
OF 50 nne for each days absence during
the six. At the time OF the last en-.
campment, for various reasons. mapv
mem Oers OF Company Il did not care TO
90 INTO camp and were accordingly
hned $50 and costs each. for six davs,
absence. This fine they have all refnsed
TO pay and the fines have been placed
in the hands Of the Sheriff for collec-
ton. The fines amount TO over s3oo
and the requests OF the Sheriff
that they be paid have met
with no response, aud force is soon to
be used In the collection OF the fpes
Capt. morrison was at Huntington re.
Gently on military matters, and dis.
cussed the situation with Col. Thos. T.
Hodges. OF the Second Regiment A.
result, IL Is said warrants will be fs-
sued for the arrest OF all deltpou.nt
members, and n they do not como -.
time they will be placed in iail. Tbe
men Insist that they will not nav their
fines, and will carry the matter int
the courts 20 test the law rather thar
pay cent. As the fines have stood
some three months already, il looks a.
though they are Ia earnest In what thev
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

LIvERpooL, January 5.-Arrived Tauric
from New York
NEw YoRK, January 5.--Arrived-I.y.
dian Monarch, London.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

All our city fathers say: Vse salvation oil
the greatest cure on earth for pain, for rhsuma-
tism aud neuralgia % cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

Chronic cougbers are STUPID b1res and should
be forced @ use Dr: Bulls Cough syrup, tue
Only infsllibie remedy.
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THE wEArHEf-

WAsHrxerOv. January 5.-For West virgtnfa
generally ialf. ojldsrby saturday niqht. north.
ora ly wind
Fcr Western Pcnnsvlyania. generally fair.
colder in southern portion nOrtherly " nfs
For Ohio, fair; eastcrly 90 northeris winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

The importance or keeping the liver
aud kidneys in good condition cannot be
overestimated. Hood Sarsaparllla's is =
great remedy FOR regulating and ipvle.
Grating these organs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-06

Hoop's Pills act easily, yet promptlv
and effectively, on the liver aud bowels.
'-f
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CONTESTANTS REST,
AND EVIDENCE TO SUSTAIN TEE WILL
BEING TAKEN.
Large Number Of Witnesses Examined Y,s,,r.
day-0utlins Of the Evidenca-An Ad-
t'urnmsn, Undl Monday
Morning.

Tho feature OF the ninth day OF the Reilly
Will case was the close OF the direct evil
denee on tho part OF contestants and tha
beginning of testimony in rebuttal on bo.
half OF the proponents OF the will. The
attendance was about the same as on pre-
vious days aud the interest manifested
about The same. The first witness called
for the day. and tho ffty-Arst from tho
commencement OF tho trial, was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
Ar MARTINS FERRY.
Meeting of CitiIeos at tho Opera House
Last Night

n meeting OF CttiEeos at tho Opera House
Last Night
There was a we'll attended meeting
OF citizens OF Martins Ferry, In tho
Opera House in that city last night
The meeting was held with the Kings
Daughters and was called for the pur-
pose OF considering means to provide
for the relief OF cases OF distress and
restitution in Martins Ferry. Mayor
kellar was made chairman OF the meet
Ing. After some discussion, IL was fin
ally decided TO appoint committee of
five for each ward. The committees
were appointed IS follows
First Ward-Mayor Kcllar chairman.
Dr. Il. o. Williams, DR.. A. r. Ong, h.
+. Hrady, a. c. Dinsmore.
Second Ward. =. Cochran chair
man, J. A. Davis. George Tweed,
George II. Smith, Joseph Williams.
Third Ward. T. Montgomery
chairman, :. II. Eick, Thomas Lloyd.
Thomas Mears, William Sloan.
The name OF County Trustee O'Bsrnie
was later added TO the list The Com
mittee will meet the Kings Daughters
at the City building at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The following donations were also
made at last nights meeting: Mayor
kellar, 800 bushels OF coal; Judge
Cochran, Sl5; Joseph Williams, barrel
hour; DR.. Ong, SO In drugs; VIM.
Sloan, barrel -four; Belmont Brick
and Tile Company, 800 bushels Of coal
Cleveland Clothing Company, $40 In
merchandise; John Henderson, $40;
George 3alstnn * Co., $40 in drugs and
50 cash; DR.. w. II. Han, 1 barrel flour.
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In a Raid on Houses Of ~ Fame an,
Locked ~.

In Raid on Houses 81 ~ Fame and
Locked ~.
Officers Watson, Scally. Herbert, West
and stump, last night descended upon
Cynthia Mller's house Of nl-fame in
Alley q. and arrested tho landlady, four
girls and three men. They could not
furnish the required security for their
appearance, and all were locked up.
Late Chief McNichOl aud Officers
Herbert aud Watson appeared az $50
Market street, with warrant for
Minnie Shrver. charging her with
Keeping house OF iil-fame. Two
inmates we're caught, and two Of the
three mon caught in the houso wore
we'll known county constabies. The
dialogue betwoon the municipal and
county officers ls said 90 have been very
Interesting. The cOnstables claimed 10
be ln the act OF making a raid, but
could show no warrant. They were
therefore taken to the city building, and
placed ia the lookup with the girls and
other man.
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Points Picked Up ABOUT tho s1lIls aud
FRctoriss.

IointH Ficksd Up ABOUT tho h1liis aud
Fhctoriss.
Qaite number OF South Side mill
men are talking Of going to Pittsburg to
work.
Joseph Baker, OF the street car barns
BE- seriously 80. DR. Ford is giving him
the medical attendance
Harry Smith, Of Thlrty-ninth street,
heater al the Riverside Iron Works. is
very sick from a relapse from grip.
The Ia Belle nail factory made two
days last week and about the same will
be made this week j. Is said the pud-
dlers will not get 10 work this week.
Rolls will be changed 20 day for the
manufacture OF nail plate.
Yesterday afternoon the romans Of
John Pettifer, potter OF the Wheeling
Pottery Company, were buried from h is
late residence, 1923 Chapilne street. at
Nj. Zion. Since coming 70 Wheeling
last August from BeTsiem. England
mr. Pettifor had made many friends.
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NorEs OF Tag aIy.n
Now. Of the Eo,t, nri Eoatmsa Along
tta ONO.

tss ono.
The Lizzie Bay cleared for Charles
ton 40 q a. ~; tho Ben Hur for Par
kersburg at noon.
The Volunteer and Belle McGoyap
passed down yesterday With towg OF
Oai Tor the Southern market.
The Congo now runs from Pomeroy
% Cincinnati This boat was formerly
Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet
The Sam Miller. the Jennie Campbell.
tho Annie j. are laying az Point Pleas
ant. The Sam Miller has Just returned
from trip % New Orleans.
The Henry W. stanley now has n
route from Cincinnati 90 Charleston. n
makes connections for pittsburg with
tho Lizzie Bay a. Point Pleasant.
The marks last night sh owed feet
10 inches Of water fro the c baunel and
falling slowly.
PrrsBUEo. pa January 3.-River
g feet inches and falling; clear and
mild.
on CITY, PA, January s.-Rlver. 3
feet inches and falling; weather,
mild and clear.
WAEHEN, PA, January River Q
feet @ inches and falling; weather.
clear and warm.
GREENSBORO. Pa. January d.
River s feet inches and falling:
weather cloudy aud warm The Adam
Jacobs Is due 40 and down Thursday.
McHGANTowE, W. VA, January D.
River feet inches and falling.
weather, clear and pleasant Passed
up and down, the James G.. Blaine.
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new headquarters, 1924 Chapline street.
This afternoon the relief wagon will be
started In the ward. 1t will be &C com
panied by six persons, some of them be-
lax police. People ara earnestly re-
QuOSted TO give.
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The REGISTER SELIEg FUND

Contributions sam csmlns IN for the
Dcstttutt~
The REGISTER relief fund nov,
amounts 10 s55i.ls.
Contributions arr SIN desired and
those who can shoald send In their
money as soon as possible for which
due credit viii be given in these
columns.
Following Is the list 10 date:
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40 you wish to have the best local and
tclegraphio paper ga the city left ~ your
door regularly every morning, subsc rios
fuF the Daily and sunday editions OF the
Register. - cents per week.
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HoNoKS EVEN.

The Calumet and south Side Team. Eacn
Win Game.
At Wheeling Park last night the Cal
umet and South Side teams. OF the
Nh'e cling Bowling League, rolled two
very close aud Interesting games, each
team winning and losing one game. H..
Lang made the best individual score.
The result in detail was rs follows.
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oIGAKmAKEEs RESOLUTIONS
Adopted at Meeting Of Cigar Manurac
turers Hold Yesterday

+''"Ph'h hN meoilhE OF tiEar mnuutac-
turers Hold Yesterday
number OF cigar and stogle manu-
lecturers OF the city got together yes
terday afternoon, and held a meeting,
at which the question Of protesting
against certain changes In the tariff
Till now being prepared by the Ways
and Means. Committee Of Congress, was
brought up Tor action. The mnnufuc-
turers adopted the following:
TO the Chairman and Committee Du Vans and
Means 0f thc C0HyTcss OF uc CHitod States:
GENrLENEN-We the cigar manufact-
urer3 OF the city Of Wheeling, West Va
having mot in convention TO consider the
matter Of any increase in the revenue tax
on cigars desire 10 most vigorously protest
aga nbt any increase whatever In said tax
We believe that any increase In the reve-
nue. on cigars would be most detrimental
and Injurious 10 tho industry in this city.
where there are more than Two thousand
people who depend upon this business for
livelihood.
We manufacture n class Of cigars which
are largely consumed by the work.
Ing class and are therefore sold at q very
low figure, and NJ very small
profit the average selling price DO.
lux but - per thousand. OF which
amount <32J represents LABOR. - the
present tax, and the balance OF $40, the
stock, profit ana running expenses We,
manufacturers feel that II any Increased
revenue Is placed uDOu these goods we will
be- compelled 20 reduce the wages Of our
men ia order 20 meet competition In plac-
ing our product upon tho market.
We are further Of opinion that tho rev
cnuc Of the government would be- largely
Increased by the repeal Of The revenue law
OF 1890. permitting the sale Of leaf tobacco
direct 20 tho COn8umcr8
ADDISON fsnAEL,
lirGESE l.. HANKE,
HUGO l.. LOOs,
W. NJ MARsu,
a. j SEAwON,
Committee or tho Cigar Manufactures OF
ILLl I-LL.- III 1. LnnLLnn WIZ Ntrnlnln
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TEA CO.
PRICE LIST.

"ranulated Sugar, % pounds. $500
"ranulated Sugar, y. o., Is lbs. 90
Rolled Oats, pounds. .......... IS
Gloss Starch, = pounds. .... o.
Now Dates, pounds. ...... o.
New California Prunos, 3 pounds. e5
Now Layer RaIsins. pounds. OK
New Evaporated Peaches, lbs. ~
New Lima Beans, pounds .. %
BARTLETT Pears, , cans. Ok
Fresh Alaska Salmon, per can. 49,. 10
New Poas, 4 cans. ,.......... Ok
Gold Dust per package. 20
Pcttijohn Food, per package. II
FoN's Corn Starch, per pound. =. 8
New English Cucrants, per pound 4
Now Carolina Rice, per pound. g.. 9
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. 2s
Carpet Tacks, o., por package.
Clothes Pins, per dozen. .... 1
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wheeling lodge 80. 90, 4. o. q. w.
viii bs or anlzed In Odd Fellow HatI
Friday evening, January 9TH
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You only need MAKO the most super-
Gciai erannination 20 determine the value
Of the Register an advertising me-
dun. Publishes more local and tsIs-
graphic news ia one issue than any Of
tts contemporaries DO b. three.