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committed to committee on agriculture.
House bill No. IL, concerning regents

sor.ih'ssou W coultnltteo on agriculture,
House bill No. IL, concerning regents
Oh state normal schools, was recon.
United TO- tho committee on education.
Senate bill No. so, establishing tho
county Of Mingo. was taken up out OF its
order anu passed, 10 take effect IRON Its
paasagc. Mr.. Edmiston alono voted
against It.
Tho senate tllon appeared and tho
loint assembly wont Into m election for
United States senator.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In tho house this afternoon senate
bills No. ], providing for tho election Of
special judges In criminal courts, and
No. s, describing lawful fences, passed.
ALSO house bills No. 10, amending tho
charter OF Moundsville; No. II, relating
to actionsand suits at law; No. 3, author.
izing tho school district OF Spencer to
isauo bonds; No. II. to protect tho pub.
lilo against persons claiming to DO moni.
bers oil secret organizations; No. 10,
amending tho net providing for iroe
,echools for Moundsvillo; No. So, abol.
ishing tho criminal court OF Wayne
county; all 10 tako effect from thoir
passage, except the Wayne county bill.
House bill No. "a, relating to fees OF
county officers, was ordered to It's third
reading.
The house then adjourned.
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New bills introduced: 81. by Patton,
to amend section 10. chapter so. OF the
code; IS, by Hensley, to protec. life and
property at railroad crossings; SO. by
Patton, relating to the collection OF do.
linquent taxes; 81, by Hughes, author
izing tho judge, OF circuit and criminal
courts TO send to other counties for
iuties for sufficient reasons.
Bills passed: Senate bills 81. con-
corning suits in partnership names; 20.
providing for the appointment of
deputy clerks Of criminal courts; So.
amending sections 4, s and 0 OF chapter
II. acts OF 1871.
Bills ordered to third reading: II, es.
t%abli,hins a criminal court for Sum
mers county; IA, concerning tho ap.
pointmeut Of special judges for the 81.
preme court: 81, to establish IN asylum
Tor i%ncurables.
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Having tho needed mort 10 mora
than mako good all the advertising
claimed for them. the following four
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds. each
bottle guaranteed-Electric Bitters, the
gre..t remedy for liver. stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen'a Arnica salve, tho
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All
those remedies are guaranteed to dc
lust what is claimed for Thorn and the
deale:: whose name is attached herewith
will DO glad to toll you moro OF them-
Sold at Logan Drug Company's drug
gtOre,
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sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. GA special to
the Republic from sturris. Ky. says:
About 1880 las. night q. tho mines Of
the Trade Water Coal Company five
kegs OF powder exploded, killing five
men and caving the mine in on them.
About seyenty-6ys men were at work at
2 a m. digging the bodies from the
dehris
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B~0ston-Thc American Wool and Cotton Re.
porter VIII sny tomorrow OF the wool trade:
Ncnrly tircc md Il half million pounds Of WOO
hnvo been sold this week. There Is Il visible
improvement IN breadth Of demand. An i'm,
proved feeling Is quito manifest. Mnnufnctur.
OF various kinds Of wool, according to the Kind
OF fabric they arc making, 1t Is believed wln,,
ono considers TINT January, 1875, importniions
Of foreign cloths include three months consign.
lnont delivered IN one month TINT tho bulk OF
II, and the description OF IL thus far, IL such Ak
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CARLTON CoESwxLL, foreman OF the
Gazette, Middlctown, \. j., believes
that Chambcrlain'a Cough Remedy
should he in every HON G. He used it
for a cold and it ELECTED a speedy cure.
He says: st is indeed n grand remedy.
can recommend to all. / have also
seen it used for %whooping cough, wit n
tho beat results"
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La Grippe is COMPOUNDED by many
persons with q scvero attack OF catarrh.
which in some respects resembles the
former. These individuals suffer severe-
" with pain about the forehead. eyes
and cars, with soreness in throat and
stoppare OF the nasal passages. and in
fact. arc incapucita.ed for work OF any
kind for days at n time. These are
catarrhal sufferers. Ely's Cream Balm
has been used with the best results in
such cases. Tho remedy will give in
slant relief.
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10 confirm tho apprehension which were eI.
cited last fall concerning the effect Of these

10 confirm tho approhonslons which were cI.
cited last fall concerning the effect Of these
goods being brought Into cninbettion with our
domestic manufacturers. Except for ihno woods,
which are not Ia excessive supply. tho cmAnd
for domestic ilecces continues III about tho zane
LcRreU ~ III tho last quarter Of 1891. Theirs la,
lpeiI recently more call for territorial wool than
hitherto since tho middle OF December. Pulled
wOUlA have had another good week, the price Of
sOIle GRADES Inns materially strengthened since
last writing. Australian Inns sold well, aud there
have been increased Inquiries Tor South Amcri.
can ctosSDrCds.
I~.ondon--fhcre was n fair selection and good
activity for all the better ~inGrlBos and cross.
lrCd. at The wool auction sales TO day. America
b0lglit freely OF good. deep greasy incrlnO'.
Owing to the p6Stp0Iicm0nt Of Yesterdays sAle
on nGcOiiilt Of the snow aud fog tho Sctles hnA
been extended one day, 10 February Q. The
Il revised 10 25i co., Tho offerings to-day
amounted 10 l2,?li, OF which 100 were vita.
drawn. yTE
Following are the sales In detail.
Now South Vale, . 7se bales secured lodais
Queensland. l,7& bales; scoutol oH3dAls;
giraSy iAR74d.
vIGlofisIa;ilc bales; ACQUIRED cHdai, l1sdi
AdclatdG-l,COd bales; secured iIdi greasy "a,
I'D.
Swan RIyer IS bales: greasy a,,a7d,
New Zealand-s9 bnlesi secured salo}id;
Cape Of Good Hope aud Satal-i,Sis bales;
secured GsidalS aSdi greasy iajHd.
New York Wool quiet
Petroleum.
OIL City-ccrtil catcS opened at o9c; highest
99Itc; lowest g9c; closed nj 9yc; sales q .OJG bar.
rcls; clcamnces s6,0OJ barrels; credit balances
3li barrels.
Now York-petroleum ,teady. penn,yl,pnIs
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C~hicago-Cattle weaker: common 10 choice
steers were salcablG at s. 2ja5 81, with extnl
quoted around s. Gj; the bulk OF tho steers sold
between 81 ION B 70. and s.OoaJO0. were popular
prices for COWS and bulls. llOgs inirly steady;
tho bulk were below So 40. light going largely ut
heavy aud cdium weights. S~hccp-Tndc un.
even and prices steady; cOnmon 10 extra sheep
wcro sslcnblc nj s. Gla3 81. and lambs OF CORE.
spending quality were quoted at $40 O.. Re.
eeipts-Cnttlo ll.oo0 head; calves 400 head: hogs
1000 head; sheep 1000 head.
East librriy-Cattle steady; prime IS l0a5 60;
good 81 Coat so: bulls. stuGS md cows s. VOay 10
Hogs steady and unchanged. Sheep ftm; extra
s. COAL Is; good s. OOai 0Q; common to fair lambs
s. 5Oai on.
Cinclnnntl-lioes nctlvc and higher at S3JOa
4 40: receipts 2,QU0 head; shipments 100 head.
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DOVER, DEL. Jan. oS.-Tho tenth bal
lot in tho United States senatorial fight,
which was taken to-day, resulted as fol
lows: Higgins. 10; Wolcott, I; Addicks,
6; Massey. 3: Tunnel. l.
Senators Watson. Fenimore and Rec.
ords, all We colt folio .ers were absent,
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SyMprous- Moisture; Intense itching aud
s,lnging; most ut night: worse by scratching. II
allowedto continue tuinors form, which often
bleed md u~lcoratc. becoming vorv sore.
SwAYSE's 0ISTMEST stops the Itching nnd
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases 10.
moves the tumors. AZ druggists. or by. mall for
tOcenA DR.. Swnync& Son. Philadelphia
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Now l~ors-Thc presence OF many buyers IN
the market gave the appearance OF moru llic.
md while n considerable volume OF new bust.
agents would have responded promptly TO tho
deliveries asked for OF wool dress goods, dumots,
white goods and many other scnsOnablc special.
tics. New heavy weight woolcus Ind consider.
able attention, and Of low grades wool goods
and fine fancy worted goods nssor,monts were
taken. Printing cloths In g0od demand at . 9.lGc
bid with large sales IL that price.
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Simply apply "SwAySE's OINTMENT No In.
.ternai medicine required. Cures totter. eczema,
itch. nl erupilons on tho face, hnnds. nose. &c.
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers nrc possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNIs OINTMENT. TriIstw
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. o. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No. 10. to take eject 1901 a. NJ,
Sunday. November ~. lSok

Time Table No. 10. to take eject 1901 a. m,
Sunday. November ~. lSok
Leave Wheeling -iS:W. pts, lli:iJa. M, t,s.l
s3:ih, ti:D, $500 p. III.
Leave reninsnla-tS:05. 1851, ill:i6a M, t,:A
"S:2l. ti:G6, i9:O6 p. in Il
Leave Martins %ferry-is:l:, 1857, lll:s.a nj.
t2:t2, "I:.1. ti:is. (9:l2.
Arrive TormiuRlJ unctlnn-tS:l7, tl0;u5, 2ll:E
a. H., t.:SS, 1852. t;:iJ. go:iS p.
Leave Terminal J~unc.ion-t7:2s. 800, 4 M,
"l!:io, a. NJ. 2j:oo, ti:Oj, t5:ll, 1915 j. IN.
Leave Martiu's ~fcrry-t7;@S. i9:O7 a. nj 't?:tj.
HOS, ti:l0. tS:i9, ts:It p. III.
Leave Peninsnla-t7:s i, p:linm, 'l2:Si, ii:lL
ti:l7, tS:.S. ISIS p. IN.
Arrive wheoliny-f7;io, 1870 a. M. .i.:5.
ll:l7, ti:2j. tS;Sl, fQ:bj p, IN.
sDaily, tDally except Sunday. tSundays oulT.
Alltrains will run on EASTERN Time
J.E TAuSSlG, superintendent
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A.. GoppEy, druggist Birmingham,
Alabama. writes: "Please publish oln
Of tho testimonials 1 have sent you for
Japanese Pile Cure" Charles r.
Gostzo and W. W. Irwin.
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The senate then adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE,
Yesterdays Proceedings In tho Lowe,
Branch ot tho Legislature.

Yesterdays Proceeding. In tho Lower
Trnncl, OF tho Legislature.
s 1rnt H,Od,ea 10 he inhlige.ar.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2S.-The
house compitt,s on immigration aud
agriculture reported favorably on house
bills 70, TO prevent tho spread OF con
tsgious diseases among domestic n ii-
mails; li2. to prevent the spread OF n *.
ious weeds and plants. and adversely on
1871. its subject matter being embodied
in l42.
The committee on taxation and e.
nance reported favorably on house bill
lie. concerning rate OF tax on hawkers
and peddlers.
The judiciary committee reported
iayorably on house bills Al, changing
tho time for holding circuit courts in
the eighth judicia! circuit; 81, amend.
ing section Z, chapter !, acts OF 1881,
and adversely on ll9, to amend section
/, chapter 90, OF tho code, and 100, to
amend section As, chapter so. OF the
code.
Tho committee on military affairs re.
ported favorablv on house bill 10, re-
vising and consolidating tho laws 70.
lating to the state militia.
Tho committee on counties, districts
and municipal corporations reported
favorably on 81, amending sections l
and Is, chapter AZ, OF tho code; 90, re-
quiring municipal officers to publish an
exhibit Of their receipts land disburse-
menta rs and 1877, amending the char.
tor OF New Cumberland.
NEW BILLS.
New bills introduced: ISL. by Eaw.
kins, relating to atato licenses; 1856, by
Mcdonald, to suppress bribery at cleo.
tons; 1856. by Smith. OF Hancock, con.
corning the celebration OF the rites OF
ma.rimony; 1877, by Cook. OF Summers,
relating to the payment OF fines; lSS, by
CrIslip, regulating tho collection Of costs
In misdemoanor cases; $50. by Dand-
ridge, concerning county supOrintend-
ents OF schools; 100, by Staploton. au.
thorizing county courts to issue bonds;
l0l, by Smith, OF Ohio. relating to tho
fees OF tho auditor for investigating
domestic insurance companies; l02, by
Edmiston, relating 10 tho publication
OF delinquent tax lists.
MIR. Staplnlon oflorod house joint rcso.
luton 20, providing for a joint special
committee to investigate as to tho merit
and pricoa Of school books, which was
referred to tho committee. on education.
Mr.. McNabb was excused, ut his 70.
quest, from serving on tho ponitontiary
committee, and Mr.. Hines from tho
committee on mincs and mining. Tho
speaker then appointed Mr.. McNnbb on
tho mines and mining committee and
Mr.. Kimos on tho ponltcntinry COM
mittee. II.
Mr.. Reynolds presented n petition
from residents Of Grant county asking
tho repeal OF tho act establishing the
independent school district Of Harmer
and Petersburg. +,
Senate bill No. s, describing lawful
fencos, was road tho third time and-re-
....f- ."#.#L H.HH
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President Worley laid a communica-
ton before the senate from the legisla.
ture OF Virginia declaring ita willing.
ness to settle the debt question on a iair
basis and explaining that it does not
expect West Virginia to assume one
third the debt.
The communication was referred to
tho finance committee.
[For communication in full, see first
page.
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Pennsylvania Stations.
|V"EHUnnSyIVdnid LINES.
~ Grains Run By Central Time.
sorTEwrsT SYsTEN-"HAS H,snL,

rlrrFr orrIcrH At pYISsrLvISIl STATION O,
MATER ST.. Foot OF ELEVENTH Sr, NnrE,LEG,
AT Mci.unE HOUSE. WHEELISG, ASH AT TDs
rESSsSIyASn STATION. PIiDucroHr
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rms AFTERNOON SESSION,

At the afternoon session Of the senate,
senate bill 81. establishing o homo for
incurables, wal amended by locating
the Institution at Elkins, and was 70.
ferred to the finance committee. Also
II, establishing n state hospital.
Senate bill IL, concerning county
courts, was rejected.
Senate bill SO, providing for $500 tax
on cigarette dealers. and IS. relating to
the collection OF taxes enormously
assessed, were ordered to q third read
ing.
Senate bill 20. concerning the ~collsc.
ton OF taxes. wa, ordered to n second
reading.
A house joint resolution looking to a
reduction in the price OF school books
was referred to the committee on edu.
cation.
The senate then adjourned.
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When baby was sick, We gave her castorIa.
When she was q Child, sho cried for Castorla,
When shc became Miss, she chung to cassor!a.
When sho had Children, she gaycthcm Castoria.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
January u. 1884 EXPLANATION oy Rgrrn.yS,
MARKS; Daily; SUNDAY excepted: .NondaycI.
celied; isatuniay eScGptGdi lsunlay only; Ssit.
HstrInay ohly, iMOnday only. EASTERN STANDARD
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On and after Friday. April %. 1891. trains will
run US follows. city time: 4
LEAVE WHEELING. LEAVE ELM GROVE

tDaily, except sunday. ~
Sunday church trains will leave Elm Groyeat
9:i3a IN. aud Wheeling at lkl7 y. H..
Trains No. 90 II mud ID connect with herdtu
line for Trindclphia IIcrdic leaves Triadclphia
Tor Elm Grove At 5;%0 a M, $50 a. nj. i&.:5O 4 IN.
and Clio p. N. Daily. except Sundays aud Sat-
urday's herdic, will connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling at ll;W p. M.
Sundays hcrdic leaves Trtadolphla at 90l
n, M. FOO n. IN. go p III. aud connects with
trains No. $. II aud NJ from Wheeling.
II. L WEISGERBER. Gen. MANAGER.
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All Trains daily. except Sunday.
J.R TERRY.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD 90.

On aud after Sunday. December 10, 1891. ras.
senger Trains will run as follows: eDaily.
tDaily EIcep, Sunday. Central time.
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on the Rockwell farm. out in the Keen
er pool. had been drilled in, and that 1t
was making Is barrels an hour. This
we'll is in defined territory, and is not
of much importance aside from its pro-
duction.
DyeBrooks No 6, which was drilled
in few days ago, was put to pumping
Yesterday about noon, and Up to this
morning at O'clock had made about
100 barrels.
J. T. Jones & Cos No. l, on the Kel-
Ter farm out in the Middle Island ter
ritory, was drilled in this morning anG
is dry.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, October %
Oil men are delighted at the present
condition of affairs in the Waverly field
and operations up there are very brisk.
Cooper well No. II is good for 200 bar
rels day.
The well on the Long farm, which
came in a good gasser Friday, and
which also had a slight showing of oil,
will make a good well from present in
dications.
F. C. Swift, of Wheeling, a promi-
nent operator, has leased the ]. F. Bry-
ant farm and will begin operations soon.
The tools are fast in the Corbin well
and work is necessarily slow.
Cooper we'll No. 10, Of the Florence
oil Company, is now making 100 barrels
a day.
The Smith we'll No. 1, which has just
been drilled in is a good well, but the
exact output is not as yet known.
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AN EARNEST TRIBUTE TO WORTH.

Newark. O.. October 27.-When the
2. q o. pay car arrived at Newark on
the 2tth inst. I don't suppose there
was a man in the State Of Ohio that
was any more missed than Edward
Jenkins. paymaster of the B. & O. r. K.
west of the Ohio river. Mr.. Jenkins
has been paymaster west OF the Ohio
river since February, 1879 and in that
time he has never missed a month
making his regular trips, until this
month. Mr.. Jenkins has been some
what in declining health, and he has
taken a trip for thc benefit of his
health. and it is the earnest wish of the
emploves west of the Ohio river that he
NAV return improved in health and
able to assume his duties again as pay
master. and think | could say this IS
the earnest wish of all the employees he
comes in contact with. Mr.. jenkins
is Marylander by birth, and one OF
the most refined type, and a perfect
gentleman in every capacity, and he
has made a record that is hardly ever
made by any one in a life time. MI.
Jenkins paws l 800 miles Of road every
month. and including his deadheadlng
from Chicago to Baltimore he travels
$500 miles every month in his car.
This I presume IS more territory IN
this or any other country that any one
man pays over. This shows the bust
ness quality of Mr.. Jenkins and the re-
spousible position he has filed and the
number of years he has been there that
his honesty and fairness cannot be ex-
celled B. & o.
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PLEAsANTs COUNTY.
What is Being Done in the Shallow Terri
tory There.

What is Being Done In the Shallow Terri
tory There.
The Gale well on the c. w. Bills farm
above ST. Marys is drilling and is down
some two hundred feet. This well will
be watched with much interest.
The Graham we'll on the Rogers farm
on Cow Greek is still plugged with a set
OF tools, at which they have been work
ing for a week
Donaldson & Meals will get the ma
chinery in place this week to drill Bal
lard No. 8 on Job Smith. The rig for
Core No. 3 is completed, and the rig for
No. l, on the Isaac Pe,ltle ive-acre
lease is going up.
The producing wells on Broad run
are holding up first rate. A naverage
shows that Billiards. No. on Core,
which was rated at 10 barrels, made
more than that, and that his Core No. 2
which was rated at 20 barrels will make
thirty.
The Barker we'll on Middle Island
which was drilled by the Philadelphia
Gas Company, has been abandoned and
the casing pulled out.
S. T. Mallory has the ten-inch casing
in the Nesoitt well, on Whiskey Run,
and is getting along nicely.
The rig is up fer Barnsdall G. Nal
lory No. on the Brown lease, and drill
ing will begin the first of the week il
water can be had.
The Grape Island well has the tools
struck in the top of the Big Injun."
The limerick well on I. 3. Smith
above Vauclause was shot and is re-
ported TO be good for about fifteen bar,
re!s
The rig is up for the al Johnson
well on Green Ruttencutter at Belmont,
and drilling will commence next
week.
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54-inch wide: 70 per cent WOOL grey mixed Csc Yd.
4o-ln wide strictly An-Wool Assabet Plaid goo Yd.
Cloths, reg. soc value, on sale at ~
54-in wide Novelty Cloths in greenland black,
brown and lack, and greeh and black mix SOC Yd.
lures, rec. SIoo value, on sale at Nv 80
4o-in-h wide Bouce or Tufted Novelty Dress Zoe vi
Goods, on sale at
200 pieces Crnoine Lining or Len0, Ioc AC vi
value, at
5oPieces plain Evening Shades India Silks 14C I'd.
100 pieces Waist Silks mall desirable stripes and coors
at AGO. SOC and 72C Yard, that people who are going
to buy Silks want to see.
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MINISTERIAL UNION.
Resolutions on the Death of Rev. Dr. Wn
Il. Cooke.


Il. Cooke.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Ministerial Union of Wheeling and
vicinity, held yesterday afternoon at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Building, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Head
and King OF the Church, our Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ, to remove from
among us on October 18th, 1895, after q
brief illness and sudden death, the Rev.
William H. Cooke, d. D.. the pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church Of this
city. and the President of the Ministe-
rial Union, therefore.
Resolved, First, That we place on
record our recognition Of the Master
call to His servant. DR.. Cooke, and with
a submissive. acquiescing spirit we say,
Even so, Father, for so it seemeth
good in Thy sight
Resolved, Second, That in the thir-
teen years Of his ministry in this city,
we give our testimony that he was a
faithful minister, a diligent pastor, a
useful citizen. manifesting in his daily
walk a genial. loving, courteous spirit
as he went about in the service of his
Lord.
Resilved, Third, That we extend our
sympathy to the members of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, through the
session. because of the sore loss they
have sustained in the death of their
pastor, and our prayer is, that the Chief
Shepherd may continue TO watch over
and provide for them in the future.
Resolved, Fourth, That the Ministe-
rial Union extends its tenderest sym
pathy to the two sons and daughter OF
our deceased brother, and our prayer is
that the Father of mercies and God OF
all comfort" may ever abide with them.
MINISTERIAL UNION.
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AN UNDERWEAR STORE
IN ONE
MARKET STREET WINDOW.

PLAID DRESS GOODS
Are scarce. but we show handsome
new ones from 25C. yard mp.
ROUGH DRESS GOODS
Are equally as scarce. yet our new
lines make il possible TO suit every
taste.
Where formerly one department suf-
feed. il now takes two i'm which TO
do our growing business.
CASHMERE FLANNELETTES.
One case worth Zoe. et 12i2c. a yard.
One case worth '-.-.- "t llc. yard.
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS.
csc. up 10 $500. Print Wrappers,
79c. UP. Cashmere Wrappers up TO
$500.
OUR CLOAKS AND CAPES
Are supplied by New NOrk's BEST
makers. An inspection of our inn
mense stock will make this fact ap-
parent to everyone.
NEW SILKS
For Dresses. Waists, Trimmings and
Fancy Work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-29
Marsden L. Colvig ~ Il a e 5
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