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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
ANnrnER wool LIE NAILED.

The Republican organs and politicians
are quoting one JOSEPH j. MCKINNEY,
Of Reedsville, W. Va, as follows:
.I wish to lay before your readers a
comparison of my transaction IN the two
ire11s of wool ana lambs in this the first
wear of free trade and party perhdy and
usrtv disbOnOr' for over a-quarter OF d cen
fury.
"Our flock numbered lO2, and sbeared
over 500 pounds. We raised few less than
100 lambs. Therefore, L will base my cal
cu'ation on 500 pounds Of wool and 100
lambs. We sold the wool for 10 2-5c. per
mound. anu the best offer we have mad on
the lambs is &C. per pound.
UUuder the Mckinley law, we sold the
same quality of wool for sc per pound,
and lamUs for SIC
Now average the lambs at siXty-hve
pounds the ligbtest weight that shippers
viii buzz, and the difference ia free trade
and protection prices on two items IN one
season amounts 20 the snug little sum OF
si7gIUt In favor of protection, which
sum Will about pay my taxes Tor seven
years.
..Wiu Hon. VIM. Wilson or any Of his
organs please rise and explain which is
better for the farmer-to sell under the
I LUatl-dNANNA AAN LAtA-NN law etArA ~Ag AIS
sugar at 30. a pound. or sell under free
trade and party perhdy and party dis
! honor aud pay &c. per pound for sugar.
/ Which
Mr.. WILSON does not have to answer
this. The record of the wool market
does it.
Turn to that, or turn to the In.
tclligcnccr's own files, and II
will be shown that during the five
years OF the Mckinley tariff wool Eel
from over 80 cents TO Is and 10 cents.
The market quotations for the same
/ wool to-day are 2I and - cents, and
even more, while lambs in the same
time have risen in the Pittsburg mar
ket all the way from cents to cents
Heuce, figuring on the basis Of Mr.
! MCKIxNEY's 500 pounds OF wool and 10,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
C0MRISSI0EER'S NOTICE.

T. +. Jones. Administrator OF
the estate Of Esther Maxwell I'm Chsncery.
vs. j. ID. Maxwell and others.
By virtue OF an order euterej in the above
entitled cause By the Circuit Court o. ohio
County. W. Vs., on the 9Th day OF oct. 1924. II
il referred u the undersigned Commissioner 70
ascertain aud report.
I. Whatreai and personal estate and assets
belonged 20 said Esther Maxwell, deceased.
with the liens upon the same. u a1y.
2 The account OF ]. +. Jones, administration
OF said estate.
g The debts. II any. due BY the said Esther
Maxwell NJ tie time % r>death, and he
order In which the same are entitled 20 os
T. ANY other matter deemed pertinent
Notice H. hereby given that The UNDERMINED
has fixed or wednesday. toe 18th day OF No
vember 1894 at . q. ne. a. the time and Die
of8cp No. l4l7 Chap inc street. Wheeling. ~.
Va. as the pisce g. which be will proceed %
ascertain the several matters IN said order Of
reference required.
Given under nv hand this 18th day o. Oeto
her 1-4{ GEO. r. BOYD.
sctIsoaw-y Commissioner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Thomas Bailey Aldrich, the veteran poet
Is now making a tour Of the world ID com
PAW with II. L. Pierce, ex-Mayor Of DOS
ton.
The Able de Marches calculates that he
has written and printed 1873, l24 verses, ana
feels discouraged at his Inability 10 nnu
any one VINO has ever read his poetry.
senator. PETER was at one time news
paper man. ana was conspicuously hSIln-
less and inoffensive IN his work
"Great men have always scorned great
recompenses. -" So too, have women VINO
have grown famous. Sarah Grano only
received 1854 for her Heavenly IWlns.
Doctor Talmage writes that he is de
LIGHTED with ms experience IN Australia,
where great crowds attended ms lectures.
He is now on his way nome, having leit
Rombay. India, last Monday his lrenos
saw he will preach again IN Brooklyn ABOUT
the middle of November.
One of the most famous pedestrians IN
the country, Capt. Robert Z. Andrews OF
sumter. :. c., has passed away at the age
of 1O2 There is 10 doubt that walking IS
conducive to health; and Capt Andrews
| case seems 10 show that II IS conducive 70
longevity also.
They do say by those who dare 70 breathe
| il that Queen Victoria has become very
fractious, and age is telling on her at last
| Cross and irritable as the queen may &c
under the pangs Of rheumatism which now
| afiict her. 10 one desires 10 see her place
| filed bv another. she has kept the bal
| apce Of moral power IN her share OF Europe
| as no crowned head has done before her OF
! will be likely to DO since.
Monte Cristo never had its doors closed
and Dumas. the elder. fed regiment
| The hungry trooped there. 1t often hap
nened that there was not enough for din
| ner he had dog as hospita0le as nii
| master. and that dog invited twelve otheI
! dogs. Dumas factotum in chief wanted
N drive of the whole pack. Michael,
/ said the great modern romance maker, y
have q social duty 70 fulfill 1T entails
fixed amount of trouble and expense
| Won saw I have thirteen dogs, and tina
/ they are eating me out Of house and home
| Tbirteen, That is an unlucky number
/ Go 1t once and find me fourteenth dog =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

and rest the blame for cslamitous condi-
lions upon guiltless shoulders while stu
pidly believing the wicked falsehoods that
detected criminalitY has the wit TO invent
for self-protection.
But the smoke that to-day is rising from
factory chimneys, the whiz Of machinery
and the roar of prosperous traffic are the
best possible refutations of these reckless
and villainous perversions Of the truth:
They present ocular and audible proofs OF
the brighter times which Democrats prom
Used the country as the result OF freer
trade and only the dullest will allow them
selves again to be cajoled into the support
Of policy that killed trade, crippled in
dustry and wrecked the hope and happi-
ness of thousands OF American homes IN
the name of protection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
REPUBLICAN PARTY AND THEA P. a.

REPUBLICAN PARTY AND THE A. p. A.
Itisavery significant fact that the
Republican managers berea0Outs have
dropped the A. p. A. like the wrong
end of a red-hot poker. They have
seen a great white light since their
afiation with that un-Amer.can poll
tics.rslgious organization, and now
adays We never hear of the A. z. a.
There was time and that for quite
awhile before, during and after the
Republican nominating convention
of Ohio county that the A.
P. A. was able TO dictate
its terms TO the Republican managers,
and was very much in evidence In
making up the Republican Legislative
ticket. The best man on the Republican
slate, Mr.. II. h, BEHRENs, though
having been fully assured a place on
the ticket was turned down at the be-
hest OF the A. p. A. element which had
captured the convention, because he
was of foreign extraction. The anti
foreigner plank Of the Republican plat
form was the work Of the A. p. A.
When the Republican managers later on
found that this uu-Auerjcan orEaulza.
ton drove more votes out OF the party
than lt brought iu they arose 10 the
gravity Of the situation with the result
that az least the public part
nership Of the z. o. p. and the A
p. A. has been dissolved. But its stamp
on the Republican ticket is iUdelibie
and cannot be eradicated while the A.
p. A. political work for the Republican
party is still permitted to continue in
the dark
Tie alliance Of the Republican man
ayers at large WIKI the A. p A., how,
ever, is still a notorious fac; and has
been ever since the inception Of this
enemy Of civil aud religious liberty.
EveR now the Republican Congress
slonal campaign committee is sending
out vast quantities Of A. P. A. litera
ture through country and eX
poets 20 gain votes by this plan,
The literature is being sent out too, Il
is said, under government frank.
True American citizens are in nc
mood TO return TO the days Of the Old
Know-Nothiug period. The true Amer,
lean believes that every citizen has 8
right TO follow his own convictions both
as to his religion and his political pref
erences, and any body Of men that ST
tempts to break down the very bulwars
OF our Constitution, as this un-Ameri
can association is trying to do, will Onl
injurs the party through which ii st.
tsmpts to act and strengthen the bond
that unites al patriotic and true AmsE
lean citizens. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
CONTENPORANEOUS THOUGHT.
Tn. Erroutery OF she CaIamltyitss.

The Enrontery oil she CaIamityitsS.
.J7tus,o1rs tP1.) Democrat.
There was never IN the history OF politics
more brazen enrontery than that displayed
by the protection orators IN ascrlolng the
dark times from which the country is now
painfully emerging, not TO TIE Ieg'sIaton
iS-5er which the cloud settled over indus
rrv but 10 that which became operative
after brighter skies were reviving stricken
homes and renewing old faith and courage.
Yer there are those who will idly accept
the living Inscriptions Of the Republicans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Esther Maxwell, deceased
IN PURSUANCE OF q decree or The Circuit Court
OF the county Of Ohio. inside In a cause therein
peudiug % subject the resi- estate o. the sad
Esther Maxwell 70 tie payment Of her debts,
Won are required 10 present your aims against
ths estate % tue said Esther Maxwell FOR adiu-
dication % Geo. + Boyd Commissioner ~ b. .
Office No. 1917 ChGpline street, wheeling. 10
lie said county Of OHIO. in the state 81 Vest
VirginiA. on or before Wednesday, the 18th day
Of November. 1891
witness. John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF tie
said Court this 18th day % October. 1895.
o.tIsoawv JNO. ". MITCHELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

TIE Panhandle railroad, which en-
ters this city, has taken OF twenty-seyen OF
It's sixty-seven freight crews. RMS OF
course, is additional evidence or greaJ
business revival. To saw anything else
would bs "howliug calamity. '-htr..1sn-
Ger. ~
To say anything else, neighoor, would
be only TO increase the dimensions Of
this unusually laundering and inart.stic
lie. The Panhandle railroad has not
taken of % freight crews, nor one
freight crew; on the contrary it has put
on more crews. What kind Of repu-
tation is the Iutcujycuccr working for in
this community?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
China the sink Of silver.

s. LOUIS GIObe Dem0Tdt.
The ancient historian P!iny called China
the sink OF silver because the shipment Of
treasure from that country is very rare
Some of the precious metal will have TO be
forthcoming though when Japan mentions
the number of milliards it wants for war
indemnity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Cold comfort for CaIsmIty HOwI0rs.

81. LOUIS Globe Dsmocrat (Rsp)
The number of idle persons Gin st.
Louis), aside from the chronically and
constitutionallv idle who are always pres
ent in every large city, is very little great
er than it is in normal years, which is
trustworthy indication that the hard times
are virtually ended. In other directions
also are seen evidences Of the business re-
vival in ST. Louis. All the great mercan-
tile lines report far greater activity than
was known in the last half of 1898, and in
some of them the trade at present is fully
as extended as 1t has been in the average
years at this time. Merchants generally
in none of the more important branches Of
trade have any cause any longer to CON-
plain Of lack of patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

THE one item Of free wool alone will
be the making OF more manufacturers
and the employment Of more American
labor than all the highly protective"
schedules Of the Mckinley bill com
bined
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Monopoly Fighting Its Lost Bate.

Indianapolis SsntHA.
When ones eyes are once opened TO the
enormous influence OF concerted capital
not only in national but in State and mu-
cipsl affairs, they viii not close again.
The very ferceness of the struggle Of the
tariff beneiclaries against reform has
served the great purpose Of arousing the
people. They realize that the present cam
paign is for Ihe endorsement Of govern
ment by concentrated capital or the con-
demnatiOn of it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Morton,s BIunder.

Detroit Free Press.
There is one notable blunder in Morton's
letter accepting the Republican nomination
for Governor of New York. Everybody
knew ne would accept; but he should have
addressed his acceptance to Plat and not
to the officers Of the convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

JOHN SHERMAN protests he is not an
advocate OF extreme protection. JOHN
SHERMAN supported the Mckinley bill
and all its enormities in the way Of
bounties, and is in favor Of MCKINLEY,
himself. for President. What does
JOIN SHERMAN regard as extreme pro-
tortforo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

JOHN P. ST. JOHN declares he will not
leave Kansas so long as there is a drop
of whisky left in the State. This is
very, very sad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

THE truth and toe 2. o. p. part COM
pany on the eve Of every campaign, but
IN this campaign they have gotten so
far apart that it is doubtful if they will
ever find each other again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Burglars st Elkins.

Special 10 th' R50ls,9r.
ELKINs, w. VA, October 16.-The
merchsntile establishment Of Boyd
Wees, 10 this place was entered by bur
glars last night aud some articles stolen.
They tried to work the combination Of
the safe but clerk who slept in the
building heard the noise and drove
them of. One of the robbers was cap
tured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
The Business Revival.
Pittsbura PosE.

FltoOH!g EOsts
We could fill columns with reports of
reviving business and industry IN every
part of the North, and in almost every av-
ocation. The general trend is shown IN the
largely increasing railroad business and in
the clearing house returns, showing much
more extended business operations than
year ago, and that they arc reaching the
normal figures preceding the Mckinley
manic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

IT'S estimated that RUSSELL SAGE
will have TO she'll out about 100000 to-
ward the income tax. This will make
the Old skinfint more bitter RePubii-
can than ever.
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He Needs the Rest.

OItUUeNtIttt 9LuI'
The patient editor VINO once endeavored
to print a newspaper TO please everybody
has long since oeen gathered to his fathers,
but let US hope he finds sweet peace IN that
undiscovered country from whose bourne
no traveller returns"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Wonder Who They Meang

NtW IUIh IItIU q
Is it necessary for the Lexow Committee
to go on piling up proofs Of this kind. Is
not more now to be gained Oy probing IN
another quarter and investigating on an
other Inel Is it not time to strike higher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Well Worn.

81. Louis Post DtsDateh
cuReP i8min Harrison's cheap. coat on
Mn McKinlev's one speech which he IS de-
iivering in so many different places IN so
many different States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CUCCESSFUL speculation open 10 al; Nv
- our Syndicate system Of speculation; -
crease your income: Information free; send
Tor circular. THOMPSON * DERR CO.. %
AL street New York ocliwedAdta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

WILL the Calamity HOlclGr apologize
TO the Panhandle railroad for lying
about It's freight traffic, which is largely
increasing instead of diminishing? VIII
It apologize 20 the people for the fraud
it attempted TO practice upon them aud
tell the truJh2 1t will not, for OF such
fraud aud fa.sehood is its campaign
NADIA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
whsrs They have sea Fights.

PittsbUrg 2tWcs.
The season for dredging oysters IN the
waters of Virginia anu Maryland began
yesterday. There ought soon 10 be excit-
ing naval news from there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

sixty-ive pound lambs, and we find that
II he had waited till the Mckinley tariff
got in it's final licks for the farmer he
would have received for his 500 pounds Of
wool at, say, 16 cents, $50, and 100 sixty.
FIVE pound lambs at &c, sos, making
in all S275, under latter day Mckinley
prices.
Had he waited, however, till to-day after
month and half of free wool he would
have received for his 500 pounds of
wool at, say, % cents, Sl1O and for his
100 sixty-fve pound lambs, if choice, at
5 cents IN the Pittsburg market 1925 or
in all s435 under present free wool
prices.
Difference in favor of free wool: S16O
or enough to pay Mr.. McKINNEY's
taxes for about seven years.
As to Mr.. McKINNEY's remarks cou-
corning sugar, be should know that the
price Of that prime necessity has fallen
several points since the passage of the
Wilson bill.
Mr.. MCKINNEY is a failure" as po-
litica mathematician. The most cur
sorry examination of the record Of prices
since the repeal of the Mckinley law
knocks the stuffing out of his argument.
THE HnteIIigencer tells of a sheep that
followed Capt. DovENER for two miles
in Harrison county recognizing the
Captain as its protector This is as
funny as our neighbours statement that
at Mr.. HowARD's meeting at Weston
the officials of the Insane Asylum turned
the patients loose to swell the
crowd. This accounts for the peculiar
ity Of the I1ltelJigencer'S report Of that
meeting. One OF the poor creatures
from the Asylum evidently did the work
of reporting Mr.. HOWARD, and then
went over into Harrison and wrote up
the DovENER sheep story. The Captain
and the editor OF the hltelLigencer ought
TO be ashamed to look an innocent sheep
or a decent lunatic in the face.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
He Was the Last.

Boston Herald.
Some of the Holmes obituary poetry re
minds US that about all our great poets
have passed on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
nan Rnth Stand Dc.
Chicago Hera

Chicago Herald.
Bob Ingersoll continues to denounce
cod and the Democrats. Both can stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Sort o. Knocks 'Em.
Boston R.rald.

bObfOh IIfINIA
With the price Of free wool advancing
ord that of taxed sugar going down, the
Republican campaign document IS getting
knocked into cooked hat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
LOAN OF 1851.
1880 ". VI. octob.r Is. 90

WHrELrNo ". Va, october IS. 1894
rtsfolI6wing bonds 81 the Lca9 Of 1871 have
,ht.J-y teso Drawn by lot according 20 ordi-
nsn,. and will De redeemed on aud after ths
- IL ~ N0ysmDsr, 1875, A. the Bsnk Of the
on, valley Interest on same ceases on thet
I'M ',r-bsr. 80 -. 80. IL. I3a, 1fS,
Ia "a fs2 iS7, 1913 220. x53. 25S. 20B.
30 no. $40. 81, $40 34Z. 3G3, 37s, 3SI,
&C. 80 itt It8, 453 400. AIS. sol. go.
80 +sS 5BJ 595 6tS. 623 $50, 700. I02.
10 72s 725: 156. 539 one esnafea ioIlar s
800. ..-h. and number S62, fof one thou
sshi '' w. =. SIMPSON.
JULIUS POLLOCK.
r. r.. JEPsOA
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE

or the valuable real estate Of Isaac Freese, de-
csssed. situate in South Wheeling heretofore ad-
yertfsed in detail, will IN pursuance OF id ourn
msnt. take place a. the NORM front door Of the
Court House on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %, 1924,
At 10 o'clock q. N.
Tbis orope-. consists Of lot = aud part OF lot
a on the southwest corner Of Chapltne aud
srysnty-fourth streets; lot IN square Of the
sph division OF Joseph CAidSeils estate o.
t,bsDIiu, street. On these lots are V3lua[
awaiting houses. also the south hall
in sauare in n at Of the town Of
wheeling c,.Duv
10 ". ATKtSSc
). c -..- I =. !. d'@@'''';
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Probably Overlooked 1t.

Probably OverIOokod IT.
Ne3c York Wortd.
lit is strange that no Republican orator
has vet attributed those train rooberies
to the Wilson bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
Hes an Expert.

Ns,C York World.
Ex-Presidaut Harrison can make twenty
audiences quail in sixty minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
o,tst-g) Commissioners Loan OF 100
FOR SALE FARMS

F,,r an icrss rich land 3 miles from ClEring-
.o1 In hap or easy termsti,.JJ
Farm ID icr,S ) miles east Of city. on easy
~. RI acres. miles east Of BsnEood,
,se9p To- asy terms -
Five aeiss Of rich bottom lad. spifn1id Tor
80, erf1e near Elm Grove; 90 EASY fefmf
-, acres nearly All bottom land. Us
III. 10 EIn Grove cheap
Three ~ haif acres, with small house. %
iiI gs,, e; ere. good portion o. sane bottom
land. Oh Bg G;lys creek, neaf hounassiiIs-
F+rm az acres s miles vest Of bellaife on
uru.rb-n .rres. ons-hslf bottom land
Fe-m b ycres. Two miles from elty, Win
: rosrs brIs. house Gnd good ootbuliaings on
, same. s,..et.
pm D aces & miles east Of ity.
Farm lf3 acesS niles east d citT on NAtion'
Fs-r- en- aces 81 miles east % city.
EarT~ ID acrs a les east q city.
Fruit ;arm acres miles west o. Brsye
PsrD s. acre { niles sEst q city.
/ Fsrrn "a e.rssgls miles east Of city.
| Fam 50 acreLnrar NOgndsyills.
Fsrrr, 80 .c 81 miles east Of cliy.
! Farud 70 a-rsD miles southeast o. city
1 Farul ~ aces . miles from city.
/ Farul2j0 srss Ia BROOKE county. ". va
| Faru4f6iAgreE In Belmont county, Ohio.
! Farf1Igicrs miles east u city.
a.. II. 40 a number of other farms cheap.
| BoasaEnd lots 10 aud near city, ara 49, %
( them q easy terms houses ffDn S'O' 80
/ Esrds k0gs from $40 aud upwards. Ne coz
go - trouble 70 show the list Of eur prep
~ and the property ITSELF No" Is The Hms
TO S1' LoAS-ssoo $50 700. EOs 800. sLOO1
M 20 ana 400 to loan on CITY Real Estate.
NESB1TT & pEvlNEs
~ Market sHsst
=
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

Hon. J. Capehart writes an open letter
to Samuel Adams, at Mason City, denounc-
ing as totally false the report currentin and
about Mason City that Mr.. Capehart had
declared himself as opposed to the election
of Judge Harvey. candidate for Congress.
He urges every Democrat in the district TO
support Judge Harvey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

During the past ten days more than a
thousand bushels of chestnuts have been
shipped from Somerset, Pa. The crop in
that county is estimated to be worth $50
900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
The Joys of October.

Baltimore dmeritGn.
Campaign speeches and weddings are
mating these October days very interest
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

! J9OARDlNG-TFRM REASONABLE No.
ID 80 Seventeenth street ocl5t
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TOR RENT-SECOND FLOOR OF DWELL
Il ing No. GAS NaiI street containing three
rooms. Apply 1856 Water street. ocl7oSdE
NTINTERGNG HOR>tS-I AN PREPARED
w 10 winter horses aud give them the hest
attention. LEWIS STEENROD, wheeling
". Va. octiieydQ
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Hon. w. L. Wilson'S meeting at lMonon-
gah mines, Marion county, yesterday, was
another demonstration of the tremendous
interest his campaign is arousing in the
Second district. His audience numbered
two thousand five hundred voters, and the
distinguished Congressman was accorded
a reception which amounted to an ovation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO Run
w rs news agents on railroad trains. Apply
at Union News Co : Office, b. a o. depot
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WANTED-A GOOD COAT MAKER AP-
w PLY at once to JOHN BUTLER Tailor,
Woodsfed, Ohio oct5-es