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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
VIGOROUS AND AGGRESSIVE.

Col. John T. McGraw. OF Grafton. is
mentioned as a Democrat in all respects
worthy OF The nomination Tor Congress
in the Second district. He is one OF the
most talented young men in the State,
and. Il nominated. would make a vigorous
and aggressive canyass.-GreenbTier In
gArlv1arr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
4 coon. HARD WORKER

Senator Faulkner is taking an active
part in the Maryland campaign. He has
already made powerful and effective
speeches in Cumberland. Baltimore and
two or three other points, and is booked
for stretches az different points and times.
extending throughout this month. Seua-
Tor faulkner - undoubtedly q se.y
s-ong. logical and convincing speake-
without any clap trap he goes 20 the very
marrow OF any subject that he is discuss
Observation-Disclosures Statesman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
- So YOrRE RIGHT-

Governor MacCorkle is an enthusiastic
sympathiZer with the Cuban patriots. and
says he thinks that the United States gov
eminent should recognize the lndepend-
euce Of Cuba al the earliest possible mo-
ment We agree with the Governors
sentiments except We think that the
United States had better not 20 OF al half
cock.-ShepLe rdstOwn Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
DOES THE LEADER KNOW d?

The Grafton Leader is booming Col. Jno.
T. McGraw for Congress. IL Mr.. Wilson
VIII not accept the nomination next sum-
mer. the Colonel would be a very accept
able candidate. Il has been our opinion
for some years that the Colonel was en-
tertaining halcyOn dreams of COngressiOn-
al lie and We presume the Leader knows
Mnaf n Is Alartinsburg Statesman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

The Republicans now express among
themselves that they have hope Of $40
Ocraric vote is out. and word comes from
all parts of the State that it viii be, the
cox rcker viii he Qefeate led and il VIII be
belgiile Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

THAT TIRED FEELING should be
overcome at once or il may end most
seriously. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
now and prevent sickness and suffering
later in the season
HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills.
relieve constipation and assist diges-
ton. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

At first Mister Corbeu was going 70
lick Prof Fi-zsimmons ~ three rounds,
then be- raised ID 20 ten. and now. in an
interview. he credits Prof Fi-zsumous
with being the greatest fighter in The
country next 10 himself and merely
ventures the prediction that he VIII
whip him. Next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
cOMMIsSIuEs : atTICi'

In the Circuit
West Virginia. -fef. u4-.-
John 2 Roth --.1 I~-
ners as Roth g. r...r .
norman. agent
compliments,
William 7. Renra- To-
trustee ". r. G-l.re.
lev Building AssQl
and Amelia Scr-er
nv virtue ~ lr 1-lr
above entitled cause
October. f.-r. it IS
ef----F comm sEin-.H- % -,---
certain and report
~ =-fE william j.. t.lnn-r- az
ss-5-s-The value and -e1-
eaf1 real estate
7rf-5-V neither or nct
rr0f-s 81 SAID real estate WA
sad liens within ave 4e-F7-
F0urrh-Ary other na
.fre0t hy said coulrliss
bv any party .n Interest
D-o-foa Is hereby E.--n b
signed has fixed upon Nti
49, 81 November, l,S2. conn
o'clock a. U.. as taa t.i.r.
No. 100 Charline Stree.
Wheeling Ohio county.
The place a. which e- W..
-.-f- -rr -r-.r-f che
the said order Of reference
CEO. r. Z. GILCHRIsI CT.
O. r. Eoyd & Son, So---
piainaEts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
CORNER stone LAYING.

The date for the laying Of the corner
stone of the Soldiers Monument 10 be
erected in the Court House Square here,
mas been fixed for Thursday. October 81.
lss5 4 large attendance is expected and
the committee is arranging programme,
20 include some prominent speakers for
The occasion. The Masonic fraternity
viii have charge Of the ceremonIes-king-
wood Argus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
REDEMPTION O
IL TDAN or 49,
NOTICE TO LIEYHoLDER,.

To all persons holding liens fv 20
or otherwise on the real estate -- a.! n
thereof o. William T. hr-l4..
In pursuance Of @ decree W -.
Court o. Ohio county. made
therein peL--Lg 20 subject tle
OF The said William = Eeunarl
isfacri0n OF the liens thereon.
hereby required 20 present all cl-.-
by you and each OF you against s-- ST .
liam +. Rennarl. which axe .r--
real estate. or any part OF BE-. tn-
ton 20 me at my Office. No. --
street IL the city OF " hefffsar !a D.
county, West Virginia. on vs. before O.
18th DAY Of November. 1876
Given under my hand this l-th -r q
October, $50.
GEO. r. +. GILCHRIST, Comm.
OcfAOaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
4 nE1rnrRAr sI-pr

Il is reported that Hon. y. L. Wilson
would like 20 receive the Democratic nom
nation for Congress next year. He would
Doe a winner il nominated. The next Con-
gresham from this district viii be q Dem
ocrat-RaudOlph Enterprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
HOTH GO0D ~

Hon. John T. McGraw. OF Grafton. and
Hon. 5. Y. Woods. OF Philippi. seem 70 be
in The swim tor Congress in the Second
district. with the odds in favor OF No
Graw.-Pocahoutas Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

Senator Hoa-. OF Nazsachusetts. is
taking no active part in the campaign
in that stare II IS said thar The cow
ardly attitude Of his party toward the
a. p. A. has disguised The old nan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

Governor MacCorkle-s friends say he
viii be- a candidate Tor the United States
Senate - succeed Senator Faulkner.
Well. the Governor has a right 10 be q
candidate bUt--Martinsburg States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
CAMPBELL MEETINGS.

Special 10 the Register.
Columbus. Chic, October 13.-The
Democratic State Committee tonight
announced meetings for Campbell at
GAINESVILLE. October 23ri, forenoon; ;
W0odsfeld. afternoon and Bellaire in
the evening.
George 4. Fairbanks will accompany
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
THE STATE PRESS.
4 pERTTNFNT nrrsrrnN

What shall IL profit a Maryland Demo-
crat il be gains the whole Republican
ticket and loses his own State?-Shep-
herdstown Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS FOR ALUMINIUM FANCY
Goods. Very profitable and fast selling
novelties lest terms anu prices. Cata-
logue free. Exclusive agency given. Ma
tiOnal Aluminium Co. Detroit, Mich. Oclfq
AGENTS WANTED FOR TALKS TO
Children About Jesus" The fastest and
best selling Holiday book published.
Many agents make over 50 a week.
Freight paid and credit given. Complete
nI-Nr &c genie also U- med Co new
book by Talmage. and other Christmas
2. Il. WOODWARD CO., Baltimore. ocl4r
WANTED-A GENERAL AGENT FOR
the State OF West Virginia, q man with
some executive ability. large experience in
Building and Loan matters, 10 a cOmpe-
tent man g liberal contract will be given
with a guarantee. Address Calvert Build
ing and Loan Association, Baltimore. Nd
seldM "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

The United Press burglars have been
caught again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
NOW Is THEIR CHANCE

The papers which have charged that
there was something rotten about tie
uanacement Of the Second Hospital for
the Insane at Spencer viii now have q
chance 10 make their charges good A
mn Investigation of the management OF
fhat Institution has been ordered and
everything about il will be exposed 10 pub
lo y-ew 81 hen this Is dole o VIII be
seen that there is nothing wrong and that
ne charges originated from disappointed
r1aca hunter or some one who has an axe
10 grind. Now is their chance.-Fairmont
Index.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

Up 20 date il has been the driesr fail
for a decade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14
aJBeelin8 3}e9ister
NEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIEIORS

TIE REGISTER embracing IFS several
editions g entered az the PostoHce IL
wheeling. -. Va. as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-14

GOVERNOR 3rCORKLE.
The unstinted praise which Governor
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information. Rut this incomplete list
presented the following totals:

Issued Market
Cauitai. Valuation.
Dividend mines S s. lls-s53 y, S--,vy
mines l5o5st.sly 2.a,ls2--3y
Other companies. 's3o3-5s2 o-'-aSo-e-'i
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UNDER SERIOUS CHARGES.
Lawrence LcRSiu. II Young Clerk.
Arrested Az Dcfauftcr.

Messrs ID. W. Todd. Jr. & Co. liquor
dealers and tobacconists. doing bust
ness on Water street. this city. have
had in their employ for several years
as their chief clerk and collector. Law
renee l.cavitt. IL highly respected young
white man of Portsmouth. and until
Thursday last the firm had the utmost
confidenC" in his honesty and integrity
Yesterday. however MIR. Todd Swor.
out Il warrant charging the young man
with misnppropriating the FIRMS funds
To the amount of sac. and the dctcc-
tives went searching for the accused
rhe young man is only u years of age
ana IL son of one of the best
families in Portsmouth. Capt Todd
SAYS that his strict attention To
business and apparent fidelity to
ms employers interest had com
plctely won their confidence and
respect. rh" firms suspicious that all
was not right was first awakened on
last Thursday. when they learned that
l;eavitt had bought bill of goods upon
their credit. This led to an invcstiya-
tlon. which developed the fact thai n.
iiad tnasapprooriatcd funds collected
from tw"nty-SiX firms who were dealing
Win McSSrS. Todd ~ Co. to the amount
stated. ANA Capt. Todd is of the opinion
ihat further investigation may In
creaS" the shortage several hundred
dollars Upon being charged with the
crime the young man confessed and
pleaded for mercy. and upon the prom
Use that he would return yesterday after
noon and explain everything ana priyr
hililSeli up ana throw himself upon their
mercy, the firm did not immediately
nave him placed underarreSt He return.
"n' as promised, last night and was ar
rested by Sergeant kirchmicr. The plan
OF his "mbc2Zlrmcnt was to collect thr
lull amount of the bin due and credit
only part of II on the books as paid
pocketing the balance. This he has
hcch doing sine" last February. Ut is
not Yet known what was the direct
cauS" that led him into the termination
AS ne was receiving $50 per month sal
AIRY ana generously treated by his GU
pioEcrS. there was no necessity for his;
pecuiatlohs. He was locked up at police
headquarters ana up to | o'clock this
morning had no; secured bail
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j.

49,
l2th. l>sj at his residence 10 :. Gni,-
woods Lane. GEO. " WHITE. aged
- Years. mouths and days.
Eun.lEl Will take place MONDAY AZ
~ iSNcN, October ith.at > o'clock. from
"cruaintanccs invited TO attend.
DtNilAM-In this city. at his resi-
tonc". No. cunt rrand street. Sntur-
daN. October l2th. 1895 at $40 o'clock n
m, LEON T DUNHAM. aged IS years.
months.
rressidenGe MONDAY AFTERNooN' ' at
2%l o'clock. Friends of the family are
invited to attend.
SHELLCUP-At the residence of her
Ihc!e, MIR Thomas ! Fitzpatrick gJI
,ountN street. on Saturday. October r.
80. at l2.4O a. IN. MARY CATHARINF.
IauEhtrr OF Tho lalc George 5. and Susui.
A. Sh'ilcup. in the 45th year OF her age
lnrid services from the residence
TINS sunday AFTERNOON at /
Ev li,,- FRIENDS and acuuaini"nces arc
co.. AliM isTtAp--At her residence. No.
SUSAN ADAI.AIDE ARMIsTEND he
low II wifr of MIR l. W. Armistead. aged
II years and months
tn" funeral services will take place. at
lh' re*id"nc" MoNpAN. l4ln inst. At 3
respectfully invited to attend
fi-EM NC At the residence. Of his pa
rents. iirig ht"n Norfolk county. October
NH, 1888, at - y. m VERNON l. in
iant son OF George ". and Emily Elem
inE. aged years and . months
,! MnT =, AZ y; m. THIS Sunday
a'd a'9uainianrrs are respectfully nvi-
ted to attend
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IN THE CHURCHES TODAY
The Services nnd Sermons Of 'Ehc
SortDiI, p:.tors

frccmason-Strect Baptist Church.
Dr Nj. Il. Wharton viii preach at II
a: m. and I:l2 ,. M. Morning subject.
Hand"
Rev j. l.. Shcnl;. pastor of First IN,
'hefan Church Charlotte street, will
preach at IL Il. IN. and :: 30 p. m There
VIII be baptism. confirmation and com.
'nunion AT the morning service.
HroN" Baptist Church. Preaching nt
II a. III. and 1:I5 y IN. hv TN, pu.,ioI.
Key. w. :. Lcakc. Subject in the morn
ing. No Room for Christ" subject,
AT night "Fh" PRAYER of a. Backslidcr. ''
franby-Str"et Methodist EpisCopal
Chufch Services to-day at II a m ana
-" y. IL Preaching by the pastor.
Hcv ~ Coke Smith, - -. Morning
subject: "Giory!nr in tn" Cross". ni.ht.
Too weak To- do Right. SUNDAY school
Centenary Methodist Erisc,,,o,
church: sunday School al 9:l5 "a M.
reaching at II q IN. by Roy r. II.
''thhttt. Rev T. IL RAWLINGS will
preach at 80 D. m Sublrr, An ~, II
TONGUE, aud How to Cure It Week
services as usual "Wednesday ana ri.
day At 80 T. m
.l'ank- Stlcct BAPTIST iChnrch. The
Key j. Madison Young. A. NJ pastor.
VIII preach int II "a m Suhtcct ".rhr
second Advent Of Christ ANA Ills At
trnd"nt Glory. Christian Covenant nj
y. IN. Baptism at y m Commu-
Mon AT 1:SO - IN
Mr.. Jeffrey Wilson. of Portsmouth
VIII conduct "vaueoliStic services Tor
men at the colorrd Y q c. \. this af
tcrnoon at ! O'Clock
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TN" funeral OF Mrs. Evelyn Miles.
widow OF the late Lieut. Charles Il.
Miles, and daughter of The late George
t. Wilson, took place Yesterday at IL
CLOCK from the residence OF her
mother No. IS Duke street. and was
conducted 10y Key Or o. =. Barton. of
CHRIST i, T.. Church. The Attendance.
was very large. An impressive. feature,
ol TN" uhscquirS WAS the SINGING hy :,
Inar'"tt" from Christ church choir of
On" Swc"tIy Solemn Thuught" and
Abide With Me" The iutcrtn,nt WAS
IN t.lnwo"d and the following were the
pail-h"arors. Lieut.. Bristol Lieut.
knapp". Lieut. Quimby and Lieut.
Jasper. /. :. y. II. w Tunstun. Key
,"'hnt"m' George Mcintosh ana Nor
man Bell As the funeral curtcr, nny,J
10 tht cemetery. the bell at Christ
Church WAS to!lrd
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they Have Arrived

% do2. more Large, l-Lineu Napkins.
zoe. do2., worth SIZE.
$50 Fine Dumask Fringcd Table Gov
ers, yds. square, SIG; = yds. wide.
L. yds. long, $l49: ydS wide. .
yds. long. $l.Ss each y big BARGAIN.
: Eases Fest Apron Checks ana Drcs,
GinghamS. DC va.
Eoo. | va. square, Chenille Covers. 2ac
~ uom. M SATIN Finish Huck Towels.
LIMO inches, l9c each. lis inn.
menSc.
~ doz Colored Flannel Skirts. soc. each
% pieces New Dress Goods very stylish
IN rouAh CheNiot and Eoucl,. cf
1eets. from 12c. 10 $3.50 va
LEVY BROS.
Modern Bargain House.
la Main Sfrn,.t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
Thc Carnival of Trade

Great preparations are being made
,"L IN" series OF entertainments to l.,
me auspices of the First Rnpiist
thurch under the name of the "Carni-
val OF Trade" Among the entertain
ment provided will be- Il lecture hy Rry
DI Ihlmage. Il humorous evening bv
"ih MlIier' flag drill by twcnty-four
pretty young ladies: a fine conrar, ~.
tnc best local talent the presence. of mo
N"rloik' Portsmouth and Suffolk mill
lafN an evening of music and hnmor.
TN" Persian Guards March" thu, lntt.r
representing the ancient Persian sol
u.eI' ana reproducing their uniforms.
aiInoi and war tactics.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
WATER! WATER !
NorfolII. "a. OCTOBER :. i.ol.
70 TIE CITIZENS Of NORFOLK

We are in the midst of the greatest
years The lakes on when mo ,.i,,. -! ,,;,
iir"ly d"pcndeni Tor Il supply OF wafer
nave never been $50 low as now sine,
i.hNr Bradford was purchased I.isid
hSpr, non IS curiatlnS waste, aud lie
street. Sever and Drain Department -
M"in" US u" iit!lr III saving thr wuttr,ht,t
y" l"tI y our duty ANA ito most earnest
ly appeal to all water takers To save an
tho water possible. Lawn fountains nuu
VAST pave hDse should Toe dispensed.
WIN or; at most. used Spuringly 10
'"'N ana haI rooms and all larger supplies
al" requested 10 use Oa,N What ~ .tNsolu-
ltiN necessary. iioUackr"pcrs are re
lucStcd Il" watch bath room, Kitchen ana
"ul~td" closets. 10 prevent continuous
running oi water. and laundrics ana
w"Shci""Incn are urged 10 use no NOR.
than necessity requires.
! mere l. Vet no prospect for rain nor
do ~ know there viii Ice sufficient io iii
NE lakes when 1t comes We feet mar
very good citizen viii heed This upt..,t
to "a" what lac, "r She can to ward OH the
uit"l'il'u 'iltmiE "a water famine
~ order of the Board of Water Com
miSSiOE"rS
Il. Y. ZACHARY
''N-IN NhutI!itEgltut
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SpeciaItics We. Offer

Gents Patent Leather Shoes 40
gents Dongola Congress, ) to tl-n IN
Gents Solid Leather Shoes. t to II. n
Sents Oil Grain Working Caters *
Gents Ruckskin Working shoes. 20
Sst,s f1Su Working shoes ........ / 80
chiid's Solid School Shoes. Si2 to
II -.''....,.. Observation-Disclosures. IN
Boys Solid School Shoes. IL to Sc
Misses Solid School Shoes. ~ 10 SIS
Boys Sod School Shoes 2 IN 9S
HELLER'S ONE-PRICF, SHOE
STORE. 40 Bank street, opp. Court.
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y. u. q. a. In.Dn,

Tho FOLLOWING prOcrnmmr win IN.
rendered at the Y NJ. {. \ this after.
noon AT o'clock, the occasion htiug rh,.
regular meeting Tor men:
Invocation; iiamo Solo. "One Ham.
dl"d Prof Edward L. Ruchuss.n.
iiHmm, Advent Handcl: scripture.
si"adinS: Prayer: Song Srr,ic. lea
by MI. j t. Giandv. with orchestral
acconpanmcnt: Tenor Solo. Nj \ :
M"rFarland: Address Roy. W. :. Lac.
cen" Duet Angels Song" PROF. Hams
M"ttli" ana Nil q. IT, Dawes. Truur
Solo Mr.. y. :. AluCFarlamd. PRAYER.
OnrrinG. Brucdictiun
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Instruction i'm Music

Professor Charles Bories. or::anist Of
Cumberland Street NJ T. church. takes
pleasure in announcing to the public
or Norfolk and vicinity that he is now
giving all his time to IN. tearhiur nf
music piano. violin. mandolin. IAN,
lutte. at his studio Y NJ G. A.. building
Terms and particulars can be learned
on application by letter or In person.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Jos oh Etheridg- IS Marx Jacobs
"ui Max Schwan. in debt. Damages.
$50 smith and Smith D. a.
CHanccry suit was entered VcstrrtI;i 81.
ny til" iicnth Smith Comunny against
Edward bryant * ca ana John q. Til
ton. trustee of John K Grr"uyvav. trad
iuS a. IN" Norfolk Manufacturing and
Itu:ldinG supply Company The partsc-
uIdls OF the suit are not Vet known.
farmanson, Heath ana Heath, n. q.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

ON October 18th there will he sold al
the Atlantic and D:tnvillc wharf foot
OF Water street. Norfolk. account of
whom ii may concern. Il lot OF over and
unclaimed freight. consulting of to-
bacco. clothing. hardware. fertilizers
and other articles too numerous To mem
tion. Sale Will begin at 10 a. IN.
WM IL. TAYLOR. Gen. FIT ACT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Mrs IS Raphel's entire stock. at M
10 church street. must b.. sold ft n,,,..
everything that pertains To nSt.class
business. ''' IA"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

I n" members OF the Norfolk Social
ana B"neiicial Club are requested to
met az th"ir Club-room on Monday. Oc-
tobrr IA. 1885. ~ l. O'Clock. m. for In.
pErp"st OF paying the last sad tribute of
respect TO their deceased cOmradc Gee
Goo. Nash SnnrnfnrN
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ri D; t..IENt:S.

f. EFS AND BROTHERS MERRI-
v MAC TRIBE. No. ~ J. q. II NJ -
You are requested Ia tnret at Your wig
VAIN MONDAY AFTERNOON. October
ilth. at $50 o'clock, 10 ray TIA. last sad
ilhntc 81 respect To- our deceased
brother, Icon punham Sister Tribes
ana visiting brothers invited to unite
by order OF the Sachcm
j. T.. DUNBAR. JR..
%
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WEATHER. 10 EPOisr.
Forecast for To-day.

Washington. oct. 10.
r. NirEinia-Eair ana cool: west
\ cam erly winds.
fRn North Carolina--Fair. north
H caStcrly winds.
1 The barometer has fallen
rapidly On the New England
and Mitldi. Atlantic Coast. 1t ha ; also
fallen In the northwest and risen I'm the
mississippi and Ohio Valleys and in the
region north Of Montana. The area OF
nigh pressure covers the country south
OF tho lHk" region. and a depression OF
considerable energy is central near the
New Jersey Coast.
showers have prevailed on the Attain
nc Coast. the rains being heavy on the
Middle Atlantic Coasts. Fair weather is
reported from all other districts. II Is
cooler III the southern States ana the
Ohio Valley ana in Montana. 1t was
warmer from tn" lake region westward
over che Dakotas. Fair and warmer
weather will prevail in the Central Val
lcyS and cool. fair weather on the Allan
tie Coast from New York to Florida
Signals are displayed on Lake Superior
at Frankfort, Mackinaw and Greeibay
sections and ON the Atlantic Coast from
Delaware Brcakwatcr to Portland.
PORT CALANDER.
sun rises. gil u. m: sets. j:S2 D. m
High water. i:l2 Il IN, 4:4S y. IN. low
water. 1874 Il. m, ll;lS u. IN.
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oCEA ~ VIEW HOTEL,
OCEAN VIEW. VA.

FALL AND. WINTER sEA&oN Tin.
W"@l th"TouEhlN c4npp"d hutol ON ~,
hlf-ilH Coast i.Nvc!lcrt accoininot;,-
IONS steam Heated Electric iignt"u
tNtth.,N" sun fariors. For furtn.r IN
iy.iinht on Hr" Winter Resort Guido Rocks
oil all leading railroads 81 address
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