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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17

The markets opened to-day as they closed
on Saturday with rather depressed feeiing
Wheat is weaker but with no change IL
prices-receipts strictly nominal. Corn
quiet and easy. Hay, Oats and Bye are un
changed: Country Produce Is IN iIght re
ceipt and sells at fair prices on arrival.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17
GENTLEMEN'S HALF HOS

price
for the sale 1Oc per pair
dye black quality price 17c
pairs tor 90c
lot fine regular Csc goods price M
Lse half Hermedorf dye pin stripes
price Csc.
black half goods
regular goods price per per
specially desirable
Hermedor dye.
values in PLAIN INDIA LINENS TOWELS
and HAMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17
LADIES' HOSIERY.

fine Black Hemedorf Stainless
g per dozen S1for pairs
lot finer Hemedor sold generally pairs price per
1925 per dozen, S1.3 for pairs.
lot fine chidren light weight rib value price
Hermedorf dye, guaranteed fast color.
lot infants white Socks full regularly made usually
price 10c per pair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17
Wash Dress Goods Underpriced.

Cotton Dress StuHs are among our special
ties, and never since the store started have
We passed out so many up to the present time
in any season. Notwithstanding, some OF the
newest and prettiest of the high-grAde goods
have been touched with the blue pencil and
will be on sale to-day at the reduced prices.
We also offer magnificent new line OF the
most desirable sorts at the regular price, 121ec,
in the best-to.be obtained styles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17

CHICAGO, June 17.-Whest-July 14Aa
7324; Sept 747ss754. Corn-July 4ss
Sept 49Aa49as; May 42ls. Oats-Jpiy
2Slsa2S7s; Sept 27asa28; May 81. PoTk.
July So 40; Sept $12 70a12 72h. Lard
July Sc 60; Sept So 80. Ribs-J1iy
So 30; Sept Sc 521a. Gables were lower lor
july wheat opened from 7414 to 73sl4, ad-
vanced to 74ss, holding at 74ss-lac lower
than Saturday. Corn opened easy with Wheat
and on lower cables. July Corn opened al
1915, advancing to 4SS
BALTIMORE, June 17.-Flour quiet. Wheat
weak; No 2 red spot and june 734aa73as
July 74a741s; Aug 74a4s75; Sept 75ha
1874; steamer No 2 red 701bs70as south
ern wheat by sample 73a7 5 ; do on grade 70
a74. Corn weak and dull; mixed spot and
June 52a521s; July 521sa52A; southern
white corn So; do yellow 6S nominal. Oats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17

IF YOU. WANT good tinware buy OLD
Il FASHIONED TINWARE, each piece
polished and wrapped, and guaranteed not to
leak. Only slightly higher than the common
priced ware you have been using. For styles
and prices see east window. Also a line of
high grade GRANITE IRONWARE. For
sale by E. ]. MILLER & CO.,
S16 King Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17
"~'7o H9sS:.,..-.,,, DRY GOODS.
5000 PAIRS
LADIES' MISSES AND GENTS HOSIERY,

From the Hodges Bros extraordinary values
Hodges Bros recognized leading country
qdate their affairs
stock has been disposed import
ed hosiery from the sae and staple goods from
one half to two thirds O value
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-17

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNE IL. 1898.
SAILED.
Schr Edna & Nellie, Lodge Landing, lum.
Der by Il D Smuot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
WILLIAM l. SHAFFE2
Death Of a Man Prominent in Politics
and City Affairs.
he Was q Member Of the School
Board, a Gas Trustee, and City
CoIect0r-An Ear.y Advocate OF
EleCtric Street Lighting.

William TT. Shaffer died al his resi-
dence. no. z5o8. Chapliae street. yes
.srasv afternoon Ct hall-pas. twelve
o'clock. in the f1Jy-frsi year Of his
age. Deceased was born in this city
tn December. 1914, and passed his en-
tire life mere. and at the time Of his
death enjoyed The friendship. esteem
and raard of as many Of his fellow
citizens as any man in the city. An
invalid for fully twenty-five years, he
made O marIul dg1c against ais physi-
eel iuGrmttles, AID up TO O year ago
ereuded to his business at the City
Hll and els where. His malady was
rheumatism IN SIS worst form, and LOT
pr.ra5l~ O Coze. years ne was Oily
able 10 ge- abcCC in slow and DaOoof-
ious manner with Che aid Of cru-cnes,
vet he was cheerful beyond the ordln-
any. ana always had smile and a gooN
word for all ne ma,. His death viii
cause widespread and sincere regret
IN an quarters Of The city.
in early lie he was mailer at Vne
I.o tlc--c. ana NltlN uCttp-->i t%iere- ~ 49,
ecse Tor hal retired from active WORK
but for some time kept a stcre on the
S3r.h Side. Ec was one OF the most
active Democrats in the city, and
welded Tor many years a powerful IN
fueuce in The Sixth ward and on the
Soub Side generally. In October, 1889
he was alec ed o member OF the CRY
Poord Of Gas Trustees, and served for
four years. He was IN early and earn
est advocate Of the electric light for
Stree. use. and was member OF the
Electric Light Commission, which Wis
f-eF SO many different cities TO examine
mo The merits of the various systems,
I'm .he foil of 1898 he was elected CITY
Collector. his term Of Office expiring 5ne
psst summer. lie was also a member
of the Board OF Education for years,
ard -ook q prominent part IN scnooI
work. He was q member OF the Ma
sonic Fraternity. He leaves a vile and
six chldrsn-threc boys and three
eir.s-to mourn his loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
rANNERrEs CLOSED.
Discrepancy Between the Prices OF hides
aud Leather Given as the Reason
S0ccial to the Register.

Discrepancy between the Prices of Hides
and Leather Given as the Reason.
Special to the Register.
Berkeley Springs, w. Va, October 80.
Notice has been received al Paw-Paw
frcm The United States Leather Com
pany's headquarters to shut down the
tannery at that place for an indefinite
period. The reason given out is The
decline in the price Of leather and she
hieh price OF hides. a number Of men
win be thrCwn ont Of employment
The large barn Of Adam Hole, Of
New Great Cacapon this county, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. A quaint
Ny Of grain and farming implements
we're consumed. Loss, about $1,000;
partially insured.
a prciec- Is under consideration TO
connce- this place and Hancock, Md,
by telephone. which line will connect
with The Hancock and WarfOrdsburg
lire. DR.. F. z. Sigers and J. T. Bridges
are The prime movers in the enterprise,
Mrs. Elizabeth Roach, one Of the old
es. women in the county, was buried
scom the Methods, Church here TO-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
FOR SALE.

House, II rooms. brick, 18th st.
New house, 4 rooms, wilson 81, ttli
Wheeling, $500.
House, rooms. and room house
rear, Market ST., between an aud .
New house, rooms, lere llt N-
$3.50
House. 4 rooms. 9th ST.. $500
House, D rooms. 18th a'.. i
House, 10 rooms, Cncpiue 80, Cen
Wheeling, with large iot c-eap OH e'
terms.
House, rooms and ha.l, VITA acie
Pleasant Valley, SO Gu.
House. 3 rooms, Centre h Ae-.i-'
House, rooms and hall. la.a aal
s :s5SG' JACOB ST. Oe'"''n los" -'- w. W
House, rooms and hail. lot JXIU Il
near street car barn. cheap, si''.-
Corner lot. Lind ST.. " II. 'front.' cAs-
Lots in McMechen. North Eenw
Glendale, Island. Bdgington. Ial"
Pleasant Valley and many o'a.. IV'
and near city. Call and ge. p.i vs. .., 81.
House, rooms, brick, corner io1 -'- '
$3.50. onto, a
House, rooms. brick. lot olzl-- .
Chapllne ST., 5th ward, Shyt ,-
House. ii rooms and store iooiA' '--
st. near Dist, lot 4ixl20 II. 800,
House, rooms. lfth 81, Sl.b". .. ..
Lots on Lind ct, Beivedeis, CIV Oh
$40 each
BUSINESS property on Market ST. al i-'
SOC. $500. $500. $500, 5000 and $3.50
loan on real estate. -....,,.-,
Telephone 643. li3y Marker ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
lIANNINETON.

Manli-g-Cn. ~. Va, October %
The pCEp s.l-0n is undergoing some
Improvements 10 facilitate the means
OF supplying water i'm ease of fire. A
new large sized Miller pump has been
secured and win be placed in position
soon. This Increasing the supply Of
water Sd great extent. Sup-. BoT3ck
reports that che water supply is gra d
U1'- falling, owing to the continuous
Crc-lh.
ID. Ia Bathbone. who has been in the
employ OF j. OHare, Jhe plumber, for
some time. has opened an establishment
Of his own On Buffalo street.
"Ecl @ Necessity and VIVA. T, Is was
the subject Of Rev. Day sermon at tho
Presbyterian Church Sunday rigd- It
was strong sermon, well delivered and
o. @ nature chat no- only ios-rUc,s but
l1-=c5 deep thought
ThoUe p. Sweeney. general agent for
Tho Equitable Life Assurance 8 g-rcy.
witl he2jgucI er5 e. Wheeling. was in
The city today
Two OLA Crories" ut the Opera
House tonight.
The fire department. has been called
mo service -hree times duriu he lass
week. buc i0 each case were nos reelly
needed. hs1E cnE small o.czos that
wore suhdue5 before tle company
reached The scene o. danger. Br- it was
mot through @ lack of prCmD.ness IN t11
fire. laii.es -h2- tley were NOT needed,
fer FRI each ease cACv were started be-
fore the alarm had ceased -o sound,
showing how useful they VIII be when
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
AN ALLEGED CLEW.
To the Murderer of Mrs. Mullen at farKers-
burg-Authorlties Investigating

burg-AuthoritieSi hNes'ss
Special 20 the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, October p
Tha mysterious murder Of Mrs. Mary
Mullen. OF this city, which had alInos'
become a thing of the past with PARK
ersburgers. has again been revived oy
the receipt Of letter from party ID
Kentucky by Chief Of Police D. Wlrt
Eesi.on. in which the writer declares
with much positiveness that ne knows
the party who did the horrible deed
and where he IS located ait present. me
author slgrs his name and gives the
name OF the murderer, but Dotn are
hAeld by the authorities for the pres
emf. The writer states that the murder
er stated that he proposed committing
the deed the frs. opportunity presented
and afterwards told CT the crime being
committed. The matter is being looked
into by the authorities and another clue
5 also being worked upon, and II IS
thought some interesting developments
will be brought to light in the near
future
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
SISTERSVILLE.
snecial to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Sis.ersville. w. Va. October 29.-The
prospects for q new passenger station
here arc very rosy at present and there
IS every indication that it will be COM
meuced before The winter sets in. An
op-ion las been secured on a piece OF
very desirable ground and the necessary
money for It's purchase viii probably
be raised by popular subscription.
One Of tho aacame5 sc boat ND
aloug The river was up before the Mayor
this morning a1d was assessed S25 and
costs which she refused 20 pay and was
sent 30 ,he lookup.
Miss Jane Coombs a talented actress,
VIII appear hero Wednesday evening in
Dickens BLEAK House.
The Two Old Cronies' played here
last nishc to one OF the largest houses
OF the season.
Narye Davis, a former we'll known
druggist Of thls place, but now Of
Hacksburg, Ohio, is The guest Of friends
il he city. lie will remain for several
days.
D. i. Sterling. Of Pitsburg. IN at
tacae Of ne Oxford Oil Co, arrived in
the city this morning and IS looking af-
ter some business fer the company.
The new residence Of Mrs. George
Graham. i'm course of erection at the
. corner Of Main and Charles streets, IS
about completed and Will soon be ready
for occupancy.
Mrs. John ". Lake, of Newark, Ohio,
who has been IN the city for the past
two weeks as the guest Of Mrs. Anna
/ Siemaker. lect his morning for home
Charles W. Br0cEUriGr, a well known
or operator Of Wheeling, is in 1he city
I to-day looking after his interests IN this
field.
Prof. I. c. White, Of Morgantown. a
/ wen known geologist, was In the city
| to-day en- business.
she stree, paving is dragging along
end &c the present rate won't be done
/ for q long time. The contractors have
{ about completed Main street % Hill
I street.
The work on T.. A. Branneman's new
house, on Main street, is progressing
rapidly.
The Mountain State Ces CO. laid a
+ line across the river a, this point this
/ morning and had n force Of 1S5 mcn "a
work. The job was completed shortly
/ after noon.
While answering call TO Cochrans-
T vile io=- evening Or. II. C. Meek was
+ lrCv0 from his horse by guy wire
+ >r,m q new boiler house and In falling
/ his right arm was fractured between
( Che elbow and wrist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
SENATOR NYE's HOMESPUN AR
GUMENr.

On one occasion a bill to admit the
Chinese to equal privileges OF citizen
shin was under discussion in the Sen
ate. and Mr.. Sumner had the moor
His .speech-as usual elaborate, studied,
and classical-was an earnest appeal
for the children of the Flowery King
dom. and at its conclusion 1t was evil
dent that he had made deep impress
slon. But, as soon as Mr.. Sumner mad
taken mis- seat. Mr. Nye sprang 10 MS
feet. and spoke somewhat as follows:
MIR. President: ] was born IN the
grand old county Of Steuben, New York
State, and raised upon a farm. MY
p1rents were Woodworking, God-fear-
ing people, and we had morning and
evening prayers, IN which appeals were
always offered for the freedom OF the
slaves. Ny good mOther-green be her
momory-was careful housewife, and
among other standard delicacies dough
mis- were always provided. We all
loved doughnuts. and I often watched
NV mother when she made the dough,
and kneaded and shortened IL until II
was in fit condition. The result o. my
observation was that she always took
. small piece of dough and fried II in
the fat before she rlsked the whole
batch. She tried it first, and awaited
results. live on the Pacific coast and
know q good deal about the Chinese.
Tbev have nothing IN common with us.
Tbev save their money, and then return,
nigtal and all, TO China. You cannot
mako a citizen of man who will not
sacrifice his pigtall! We have enfran-
cbised the blacks; they are now free and
citizens. and am content. My friend
from Massachusetts has made an able
and exhaustive argument, but l suggest
TO him that it is far better and safer
to follow my good mothers example,
and try a little piece of this suffrage
dough before we risk the whole Chinese
batch
The effect Of the speech was marvel
Gus. lIr. Sumner seldom had a ready
appreciation of humor, but on this oc-
casion he leaned back in his chair and
laughed until the tears ran fown his
cheeks. He did not attempt to reply
and The BIZ failed through the home
spun argument adduced by Senator Nye.
Forum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
coNcERNING PUBLIC ROADS.
County Courts Have No Right to Grant the
Use of Them for Pipe Lines, Telephones

County Courts Have NO Ahgh' l" "i''i4' va
Use of Them for Pipe Lines, Telephones
Etc.
Special 70 the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va, October 29-ln
instruc.ing the grand jury OF R-tchie
county las. week, Judge JACOBS gave
chem the following instructions n re-
gard to telephones and pipe lines, and
the treSpassing upon the county r08uS
by telegraph companies, pipe lines and
similar corporations. He said:
ANY road or way opened 10 the pub
lie travel and worked By the public
authorities is a public road. Roads are
laid cut. Of certain widths, and what
The public thus acquire by expenditure
Of money and labor should be carefully
preserved.
There seems 10 be a growing ten
dency TO encrcach on the public roads;
where 2 road Is laid oft and established,
:. belongs TO The people, and whoever
takes II encroaches on II or Cbstructs
it is a public enemy to that extent
Concessions and franchises are granted
by county courts OF whose effects the
court has no idea and the court is i'm
posed upon by The abuse Of the powers
granted
"a county court has no power or au-
thority to confer or grant concession
or franchise to use the public roads fer
any other purpose than for public trav-
ell suoh as to lay pipe lines, construct
telegraph or telephone lines and the
Ike; the former owner Of the land still
owns the fee and the public have merely
an eassment-the right TO travel over
the road.
The laying Of pipe lines and gas
lines and the erection Of telegraph and
telephone poles in The public highways,
IS uwarranted by law, and public
officers charged with the duty of keep
ing uhe roads free from distractions,
have the authority to remove such
things, even without notice, and 10 use
such force as may be necessary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
,rosE Anorr rHE rLoT

To Clear Duran. ID duplicating Rev. Nr.
Gibson. .ro-Ar- Witness -oun3.
San F-anC.sco. Oc-ooer 29.-Ihe LH-
c--e- claims 30 have IN 5 POS
o. companion piece 10 me ...-5l'e-,
made bv suicide Reynolds .o me cor
cr.r atcU- -a Dursl- ceae. The 1N-
elf~er SAYS -ler since sen 5C15r z-.-
r hes lc5 PM SIS possession i-
written ty @ ma who .s-s his name
RichlI Smy-ae. H1o ssvs t1ct he was
Shred .o testify in ,lC Lamont ca -n1-
N-er- n.ga- De acquitted. Smy ne
SAYS trer the p'c- 10 -Uphcc'c GIBSON
la murder caused him 90 lf2W o0~
IL Che =-a .eu5CL which he was 20 nave
made on the stand Smy-h- SAYS shat
Blanche LamC0l was iri-1l ct his
v e. and thai On April Sd 1i.-s Lamont
81 ted his house i'm Oakland She
came 5rec, ron school ana had her
books wien her. She remained &c his
houee ove~ 2,gh- and on Thursday went
7lth bis wife 90 c7.l on @ Mrs. Rich
e-ds0n. She returned - his house and
remained Thursday night. leaving on
F ly. Apr.l 9Th. She ielt her book
strap nc SmvtAe's house and borrow
one belonging To- SmT-hc's SON, hovi ~
O. e. Che initials r. A. S. SmT-he 2,-
81 ifes r--cs- strap as belonging
GO Blanche mont Ih-s IS suppos q
% ae ..e mysterious strap, pr-llced
e. court - -e0. Dickinson. -ly-le s
secs on 20 say ~ be vas
~ei b. es Dickinson Cd rcmo .1
.rrre- f". 40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
NORCANTOWN NEWs NOTEs.

Special 20 the Register,
Riorcantovu. ~. We. October 90
Frank Barrickmans residence, nine
miles from here, with oug-5uildings con-
tanning q large amount Of grain. burned
TO the ground Loss $1,000; no insur-
aHce: origin NOT known. The occupants
barely escaped with their clothing.
OWNS to the drouth there was no water
with which to fight the FIRE.
Wilson jones an old soldier. aged SO
vesrr. died les, night at his home near
here.
Wrirhtc store. six miles IN the coun-
trv. was robbed OF S2l0 worth OF gooGs,
There is no c'ew TO the burglars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
EDUCATIONAL
MRS. HARRIS SCHOO
FGR YOUNG LADIES AND cHlLDa-A
1aIa NJ. yet ST Whrolin.. u "

~ 4fAtiA NJ 80 o.
Fifth annual session be-
sEPT3M BIER, 10, 1898. ..
n complete and thorough eu
TIcAI. ENGLfsH, MATIENATH-.
sizes. LATIN and M0DEnN L-,'.
ELocUTIoN. Special adNuu.e
graduates from Public schools
who desire 60 pursue higher
study. Methods and ca1r7f "' 4lis
compare fayorably with ile
In the country Boys rec W. W. ~ ''iI
and intermediate hrf". t"'0"'''
'"'' VI ''''' MRS. n STEVENS Han It
orosb rrnclnai "a nreir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
PUBLIC SEL E
or A.
Valuable Ohio County Fam
] will sell at'public auction ON I'd. pr-
Uses. I'm barts 10 suit purchasers. Ol
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH glad.

II1U NoDtAl, NV I-'I-II-H IIIIIl II
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. No.. tn. .-
of land known as The William Ray
containing about l35 acres Ot good
ing land, situate one UIe north of
Mills station on the Vs., j.. 81 y. D. N
Ohio county, ". va. Said land Dies
Is well watered. has good mpro.
and plenty Of good fruit ON T..
Terms of Sale-One-third and as DOL
more as purchaser may elect 10 Jag
cash. and the residue I'm three equal
nuaI payments with interest. Iaya
nually, the purchasers eiyins ,Aer l.
table notes for the deferred llyl
secured by deeds Of trust on tue pr.r
oc26ood d&gi l. l.. JDN-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
Special Sale Of Real Estat.

NO. &c TWELFTH STREET. II -,--
fine brick ard stone dive. e. ...-
NO. $50 SIXTEENTH STREET l
dwelling. ! rooms.
No. 1913 FOURTEENTH STUEET t..
dwelling of six rooms and bath. .-...
by steam. All modern couycMoag.s d
stable. etc. Lot 32Xl-0
LOT 30X1OS feet on Thirtao.l street
40. ll2l CHARLES ST. l... and
room house a bargain.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS cr srr
Huron street, Marshall's Addition.
STOREROOM AND DWELLING of
rooms corner Fourteenth and MlCon1
streets.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on y. Hu.
street. Xiles Addition.
THREE LOTS, each 30Xi2) feet. or %
northeast corner of Wabash and Al b.
streets. Island. VIII sell cheap.
NO. lUJ FIFTEENTH STREET. r-.
house of four rooms. Lot .0Xll0 fet
RINEHART e. TATUM
CITY BANK BlILDu;G.
Telephone 90 Room N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
VIRGINIA MILITARY !NSTITJTt

LF4AINf VI I-Nf y = Ut
! 5-tb Year state Military, scientific Hi'
81 Thorough Courses IN general 1890 b.
CIrmistry and in Engineering, J., ti,.
=, c@rirse; Grad: N.M. l., and hacit.
& Past (5rdd. courses, Master Sciehc
ecr. All expenses, including q. .l
49, r,5ye tor the four years, eIciUair
wv GEN. SCOTT sHIPP, SUI ----.----
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO,
PUBLISHERS AND PROIRIETOHS.
PEP YEAR. BY 1IAIL POSTAGE PRE-
PAID.

PEP YEAR. BY 1fAIL POSTAGE Plt-i-
PAID.
DAILY. six Gays in the wee',.........Ss =
pttrT. three day. in the week...... %
DAILY. tso days in the we-A....'''' ~
DALE. ono 1ey in -he wecS.-.-..''.- = p.
WEE .r. ore yes-. iu e1vaace..'''' ~ ~
VETT.Y. SILK uon-ts---.....'-'-.-''
SUNDAY only. one year-..--'-.-'-'''- Z. ~
SUNDAY only six r's------.---.' -
u-rrr-1E- 2T CAEIJEf-s-
DALE. per v-- s,. % ta paid "eeIly-.- =
DAILY and SUNDAY per weeS.-...- .
Tss DAILY win Pee delivered 1y car
~.-s lr e-v Other city or town Az. Il
SINGLE COPIES OF DAILY or WEEKLY.
Tributes OF Respect and obituary No
does five cents pe~ une.
strrrs cl the denomination or -"o
cents and less accepted for amounts less
than ore dollar.
Core spoude1ce containing Important
news solicited from every part Oh me
surrounding country.
Rejected cour-urf cations WIZ not De 70
tv-aeL unless accompanied by cu-Aclsi'-
postage.
THE REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. &, entered at the Postofi'ce al
Wheeling. w. Va. as sccond-ciass matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
TOR SALE.

3 lots n. Huron ST.. old Fair C-,.-,
gain. '.-.ie.
loSi Eoff ST., can be had OPP a-.,..-.
=, zVV ana 2A Nam ST., Dot
through TO Coal ST. . sool lot... -
house. ''''-'i .-
R 70 De brick dwelling west side n 81.
l4th St. dwelling near Bon '''
Two story brick. 18Th 81 moon ~.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30

Farm of $50 acres in Rom.
Marshall county, W. Va. A5-.. .H'',,
river bottom. Improved hy .>.
dwelling house, also frame h,. Pa
10 suit purchaser, or entire Pam,
Attorney at Law and lam ,l.iyllA
Bank building, Market 81, 1' =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30

THE REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. So entered at the PostoI'c9 Al
Wheeling. w. Va. as sccond-class matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-30
FORRrNT
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FOR SALE-REAL ES-t

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