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HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 5.-The
date for the execution of FL. H. Holmes
the convicted murderer of Benjamin
+. Pitzel and alleged murderer of
twenty one others was fixed by Gov
Hastings to-day. He names Thurs
day, May 7, as the day.
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Mrs REUBEN SNIFFIn died at The home
OF her son-In-law, John Hall, on Friday
last. She had been i'll for some time but
died without pain. She was - years old
and was resident of his county for 81
years. She raised quite a large family OF
children all Of whom have cached mature
life Her funeral took place on Sunday
last
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LEi,st publication Feb. I'm 1sin-


IN CIRCUIT CuURr-WNNFBAGo COUNTY.
defendant.
Notice is hereby givcr that under an d fy ,,r.
tue of an execution issued out of and under the
seal of the circUit court for Winneha.0 comfy
on the l3th day Of November, 1898 subscribed IN
the attorney for the above named plaintiff upnn
Judgment rendered IN said court on the 18th day
of Octobel, ls!5 in favor of the above named
plaintiff and against the above named defendant
/. Z. Shove, Il certified transcript Of which said
Judgment was flied and said Judgment duly dock
eted IN the Office of the clerk of the circuit court
IN ana Tor ManltowOc county, Wisconsin,, on tho
9th Gay of November, 1895 at 10 o'clucL a. M fer
the sum Of eight thousand i've hundred amt rry
cnty dollars and ninety cents $Sj7U 'N which sand
| execution IS to me directed and delivered: -i
nave levied upon and seized all of the night titlr
| and interest which the SAID defendant, r. C. shove
! had in and to the following described lands on
| the 18TH day OF April, lA92 or at any time there
! after to-Wit:
The East ten and ninety onc.hundred- uo-so
itoJ acres IN the southwest quarter of Tie north.
west quarter and Government lots No three On
/ and five 90 in Section No. twcnty-four (2I rovu
nineteen Og) north, Range No. twenty-thren tlaJ
east; ana also the following lots IL the village uf
! lamtowoc Rapids: Lot five 90. Block four "a:
Lots ten 40, thirteen tl3) and fourteen uii
Block eight IS; Lot twelve I'D, Block eleven az:
Lots nine 90, and Ten t1Ol, Block nineteen 40
Lots one ID two ~ and six %. Block twenty
three l23l; Lots one a., two ~ three 90, ten 40
eleven az and twelve l2l in Block twenty-five
! 20; Lot feXtntp IN Block twenty-seyen ca;
Lot twelve ~ in Block thirty-seyeu (37l alsr
the fol lowing lots in the city Of Manitownc. Ia
wit: Lot No. one % in Block two hundred and
twentyseyen (22I); also lots four CD and five t5)
IN Block one hundred and ten NlW and Lots sever
0Il},
have also levied upon and seized all Of ill.,,
right title and interest which the SAID defendant
/. c. Shove had in and to the following described
lands on the 18th day of April ISg2 or al am tim.
thereafter to-wlt: The sOuth half of Lot No. five
W and Lots SIX tGJ and seven "a and the north
three fourths 80 Of Lot eight ~ in Block No
three hundred and twenty-one (32) of the city
Manltowoc, all said lots and parcels of land being
IN The county OF hlanltowoC and state Of WiSCou.
sin, which | shall expose for sale and sell as The
law directs 20 the highest bidder for cash at the
front d"or of the court house IN the city and coun-
~ of Mantowuc in the state of W isconsin on Fri.
day the llth day of April 1896 al 10 clock m the
forenoon ofthat day.
Dated at Mantowuc, Wisconsin: this DIST day
of February. 1896.
HENRY SCHMIDT, Sheriff
apr9 of Manitow0c coun.v Wisr,,s;,
j. >, Anderson, Plaintiff Attorney
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[ First publication March :. 1s6t

FIRST publication March :. 1851 No II
iAIE OF WlSCONSIN.-MANITo Corn
~ TY CoURT,-In Probate.
IN the matter of the estate of Alfred C. Filholm
deceased. intestate
IN reading and filing the petition of j. C. Fill
holh- OF The city OF Mault08Oc in said county
Iepfe5entlng among other things that Alfred G.
fi.hoin an lHhabitant Of said county on the 2Ith
day OF February, A. D., 1886 at the city Of Mani
towoc died lntestPte leaving estate Ia be adj
mlnlsteIed. and that the SAID petitioner Is the
iather OF said deceased, and praying that admin
STRAIT on OF said estate be to him granted
IL Is ordered, that said petition be heard at p
special term of said county cUurt to be held on
tuesday, the 31st day of March. A. D. Issj at m
o'clock A. NJ. AT the Office of the county judrr
III me city OF Manltowoc, in said county.
ordered Further that notice of the time mad
place so appointed. be given tn ali persons inter
ested. 10y publication hereof for three. weeks
progressively, prior to SAID day Of hearing in In.
y, ,aaiI1"oc riot, weekly newspaper published
at Mapitowoc IN said county
A. D., 1895.
BY the Court,
marzo is. ANDERSON, County Judge.
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Relginn Wants Foundation.

Belgium proposes to facilitate mar
riage by reducing the legal age for
both sexes to y years, instead of % for
the man and y for the woman. as the
law is now, and making the consent of
the father alone necessary. instead Of
that of both parents.
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Leo wonder if Professor Kidder
meant anything by it?"
Perrns by what?"
Leo He advertised To lecture on
Fools and when | bought a ticket it
was marked, Admit One"
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TO HORSE OWNERS

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion. cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. -
'rslts I,=' ua"Eaga 70. -air i,r t,rruy-!5
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While no physician or pharmacist
can conscientously warrant cure, the
j. C. Aver Co. guarantee the purity,
strength, and medical virtues Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t was the only
blood purifier admitted at the -great
Worlds Fair in Chicago, 1891
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from the arrangement of the organs dis.
ilncily feminine Over thirty wears ago
the need fer reliable remedy Tor so.called
female complaints, - was recognized bv
Dr K. y Pierce, then. as ROW. Chief con
sulting physician to the Worlds Disnen
sary and lrfvalids' Hotel, at Buffalo. y. y.
He prepared Dr. Pierce's FavoTite Pre-
scription, the most wonderfully effective
remedy that has ever been used for such
maladies.-- Sold by all medicine dealers
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'nonltouol llol
THURSDAY. MARCH u, 1896.

ANTON JOHNSON was in Racine last
week AM purchased the schooner Mer-
chant. Mr. johnson will sail her himself
next season and will use her IN connect
ION with his wood and coal yard
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin CintIpen.
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Plies,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Sc&ld Head.
% cents per box. For sale by druggists.
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Life's often lost from little ills.
Which might be saved bv litlla nil

That is to say, if You suffer from
biliousness. constipation, dyspepsia or
torpid liver use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets.
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The devil will be chained, and sin
will be no more after Sept. 2 1896"
This startling announcement has been
made by the chief prophet of the Apps
tolic Christian congregation of New
York
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for GRIP

Sold ly Druggists sent prepaid receipt az price,
&c, or for ST. may be assorted, except 2S 81 size only.
DR. Humphreys MANUAL Enlarged Revised IAILEEFEEE
HUMPHREYS MED. co., III lib William ST., New York.
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Henry SANFORD was IN the city on
Saturday looking after the administration
forces.
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ROME. March 6.-The rumor in Paris,
BRUSSELS and other European capitals to
the effect that Premier Crispl had been
assHs mated, is unfOunded.
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Itch on human. mango on horses
dogs and all stock, cured in 80 min
utes 10y Woolford's Sanitary Lotion
This never fails Sold by +. {. Buer
attic, Druggist, MMitowoc, Wis.
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First publication Feb. I3tb. I.4f,

IN, First publication Feb. 18th, 1866 No.iu
SIAIE OF wisconsin, County CoURT Fo,
~ MANITowoC COUNTY. In probate.
IN matter of the estate OF Arnold Sichr de-
ceased.
10 all whom 1t may concern: Letters teste.
mentary on sand estate of Arnold SIehr. late Of
the town OF Meeme, IN said county deceased
tGstatc, having been issued 10 Patrick Hoban ar,
The lth day of February A. d.. 1895 and siy
months from and after said day being allowed
ana limited Tor creditors TO present their claims
Tor examination and allowance notice is hcreby
gwen that sad court will. at regular terms there
OF to be held on the first Tuesday in each of the
months OF May and June, 1896. and at a special
term TO be held on tuesday, August II. Isls; al
the probate Office in the city of Manitowoc, IN
SAID county receive, examine. and adjust ali
clam s. and demands Of all persoIs against SAID
deceased. "
Dated February II, 1896.
By the court.
Schmitz a Kirwan Attorneys mario
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JAMES DALEY of Amigo was ia the city
on Saturday last. Mr.. Daley was former.
~ a resident of Meeme.
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HINRICHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE

Cures quickly and does not cGuse pain
or soreness. Cure guatantee2. For sale
by Henry Hinrichs. druggist.
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The weaknesses OF youth become
faults in middle life and blights in old
age.
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Sometimes the most care
full women are the most care.
less Many a woman bun.
dies herself mp. to keep out
the cold 10 keep out SICK
ness when She is ueglgc-
ting the veTy worst sickness
that can come 10 q woman.
She allows q slight disorder
TO become worse. to SLOWLY
sap her vitality The little
pain and the other slight in.
dilati0ua Of trouble seen
70 her uniuportant Shs
s ees on, with iucIeasiugs,lf.
itlag, until life itself lie.
comes a drag Nervousness.
sinking spells " digestive
disturbances, and fifty other
com n .NlfYa,= .,.1,-
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THE IDEAL PANACEA.

ARTHUR REIcHERT, City Clerk
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feet in width. There viii also be an
entrance TO the halL through the pres"
ent building.
On the, south side Of the first nood there
will be four regulatio% bowling alleys
with seats on both sides and IN the rear
for the accommodation OF spectators;
There will be about three hundred
lockers arranged in TWO tiers, ana IN the
roar DIVIDED from the alleys by par
-i+;on WI be dressing and lounglng
Toons baths. lavatOries, etc. On tle
norrb side Of this floor, will be dining
han 5cx25 feet. which will also be useu
a. an assembly hail, for small meetings
'1,bera will bs q well equipped kitchen
IN ihe rear. with range, china Closets;
etc. The coal and furnace rooms WI,
he u-5arneath the present buAdlng, ana
nrovis,ou has also been nlade iOI a.
electric light plant, which VIII pI0O@-
h;y be nut in during the next year.
The nrosent building. and the large
bor on the second floor OF the new
t,,.,ctrra will be connected by large
'o,nameD.9l arch. The main entrance
Iii he ON the south side with a large
yes.ibule. and stairway leading to ta 5
Ia loopies and -scket Office. A Egnt
well between the two building will FUR
mish light fer the library, the bowling
alleys and the hall, n abundance. he
interior measurements of the mann nan
viii be 75x67 feet, making II one OF, II
not The largest in the city. Over ohe
center will be a large dome. The walls
will be wainscCated 10 height Of Az
feet. with ornamental iron cove.
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extend the privileges OF the building TO
non-Catholics as well, many Of whom
have taken advantage Of this liberal
concession. RI Rev. P. J. Donahue,
Bishop of the diocese, encouraged the
project from its inception, and his wise
counsel and generous aid have been
prominent factors in its success. The
work. however. was done by The .aity.
Il was incorporated under the laws OF
the State on january 9th. 1895. The in
corporatOrs We're RI. Rev. p. J. DOna-
hue. Hon. ". c. Haldl3n, John A.
Hess. DR.. Chas. A. Wing3te. John Wa
terhouse. Geo. 5. Feeuey and Frank 2.
Kennedy. The present officers OF the
club are as follows President, DR.. {.
\. Wiugerter; Vice President, Geo. J.
Na.his0l: Secretary, =. =. Kennedy;
TREASURER. Seatcn Alexander; Attorney,
Hon. T. >. Riley: Directors. Dr. c. a.
Wingerter. Geo. J. Math.sOn, Sea,on A.
exander. John j. C0uift. E. 3. Carney,
John WaterLOuse. Edward j. NcGOW-
an. John L. G-esey and Adam J. Hahn.
The Paxton property. corner Of ThiT-
deen,h and Chapline streets. which was
purchased by the directors. was q hand
some buildirg With large. vel, lighted
rooms. and adm rally adapted 70 the
purposes for which it was 10 be used.
some improvements We're made n The
interior arrangement Of the rooms, and
the furnishings are tasteful and even
elegant. Bishop Donahue donat-
cd about twenty books, which
furnished the neuclus Of the
library. and it has since been aug
mented by hundreds OF volumes. \
Few weeks after the building was open
ed Thursday was set aside as ladies
day. and the fair sex has turned out in
large Numbers, giving many delightful
entertainments. and in addition pur-
chasing a PIANO for the parJr, as an
evidence of their appreciation
From the start the athletic feature
has been made prominent in the CLUB.
4 base ball team was organized out OF
the best material in the city. and t was
very successiUl-so successful in fact,
that the strong semi-professional clubs
OF nsighbOring cities took nearly all the
players. and placed them on their re-
spective teams at good salaries. \
bowling club was also organized, which
was entered in the Mozart Park tOurna-
men,. and occupied a good position in
the race The Carroll Club Cyc.ers is
thriving and energetic organization,
and has accomplished what no other So
cie.y of whee,men in the city would I'M
dertake-the conducting Of a successful
race meeting. When the gymnasium $
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NIOTNnSVILLF

Rev. Robinson and Wife Of BenwOCd,
h3ve been The guests of Rev. c. =. Clark
and family during the pas week.
Humphrey Doty, young man about
23 years O. -ge died at MS home on
North T0mlu-On avenue. Friday after
noon. He had been working IN Be,-
'airs. hu, came home about 4 week ago
seriously i'L and has been confined 30
his bed ever since. His funeral VIII
take place to-day.
Mss Gertrude Poland. of Piusburg,
is visiting her brother. j.. o. PO.8ud,
OF the Vine. ing Natural Gas Co.
Mrs Oscar Wright accompanied by
Mrs. Hugh Harris. Of Gallon, Ohio. left
Monday % spend q term at Mountain
Lake Park
Miss Dora Newman. OF Glendale, is
visiting friends IN New MartinSvi,le.
Mrs. Margaret Miller is far in adj
vance of the female contemporaries as
an advocate Of wCman's rights. She
alvertls5s in the Echo thar her hus-
band VIII no, provide for her, forbids
any person from hardening him, and
gives notice thar any person hiring HIM
10 work VIII pay the wages 10 her.
Mss May Smith. of Weston. is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs Goodman, on Tom
Ins1D avenue.
Mss Rose NJ. Swisher. of Fairmont.
is visiting the Misses Halpin. on Tenth
street
Miss Bessie Boyd is the guest Of her
brother John A. BOYD on Eighth
street
r-.-.r.r- rr-t..-. 20 w. y
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tainly give a strong impulse to progress
sive schemes in China. He has over
come the native prejudice against for
eign inventions and industrial methods,
having discovered that they can be
.ma5e. sources Of prof. He owns the
largest cotton and iron mills in China.
Railroads. mining and a navy and army
would all meet with his ardent advocacy,
as in years gone by-1. OF course, there
shall prove 20 be money in them" for
the promoter. Ii Hung Chang. and his
dependents. and incidentally for the In
per.al Treasury. Foreigners may con-
denim che bo-tOmless corruption of Chi
pese administration: bu, the qualities
which mos. shock the missionaries are
The very qualities which will commend
Ii Huns Chang 10 the inmates Of TIE
palace az Picking. since they will pro-
vide him with unlimited means 10 graf
isy the woll-uigh Unsuitable demands for
tribute from those charged with the
man2gement OF affairs. OF course. these
methods are seen in an entirely differ
emit ligh, in China from tina, in which
they are viewed in the world beyond the
Great Wall What seem TO be pecula-
tons in Occidutal eyes have been tbs
ordinary perQuisites OF Office in China
from time immemorial. Ii Hung Chang
is better instead of worse than his kind.
He knows more about the inuacacies OF
foreign politics than any other man in
China; and if the STATE should go to
wreck under his administration i, would
be because the saving Of China was not
in herself
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wF5EET JNt4- REGISTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: 1896.

ing to take charge Of the new parochial
school in connection with St. Mary s
Catholic Church. The school will be
dedicated September 9Th by Bishop
WatteTsOn.
Miss Irene Cooke is in Beverly, the
guest of Miss Apologize.
DR.. E. P. Cooke, Of Athens, is the
guesct of his mother, Mrs. Susan Cooke
Second street.
Miss Netie Bahlman. who has been
visiting her parents on the West SIDE
returned Friday TO Lincoln, Neo.
Prof. NJ. R. Andrews is home from
Tennessee. where he has been the past
three weeks studying the history OF thal
State.
Hon. E. w. Doty, of Cleveland, was
the guest of friends in the city Friday.
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MODEL CLUB BUILDING.
improvements Which are Under Way
at the Carroll Club,
Will Give That Institution Com
mOdious and Well Appointed
Quarters - The New Hall and
Gymnasium - Something About
the Organization, Which is Net
Yet Two Years Old.

When The Improvements which are
now being made upon the property Of
the Carroll Club. are completed. that
organization wih have quarters Of
which the Catholics OF this city and
State may well feel proud. The second
birthday OF the club will be celebrated
in home which will compare favorably
with any similar institution in a COM
immunity of a size approximating that of
Wheeling.
The prime object in the organization
OF the club, was the furnishing OF place
Of wholesome recreation for Catholic
young men; and while the club is essen
TALLY Catholic, the leaders n the move
ment for its establishment decided to
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q Hung Caan-. who is TO visit MS
shorty. is. according 90 the chinese
Standard one q, 'ae a'5aes- gov amen
tal ol-n-iaries 10 me "','-' " |
been for many years .ae F''5.'' o- ''''
Scr or heaven u me '.l f'.,'.''' ''''
inca OF Oh. H. wherein Hes sN''-. '-e
capital city o. The Empire. His invest
men- with the peacock Iea'ner ana 'ne
sr"," -''N '.-'7
tor princes oil ihe '.ooe' IS ,3l'. ..en1
30 ts adoption mo e '''-'
6 clna' aaa Oh. IS s'.. de-
-,en.ar, a. one es- 'as-
o ae " rs nc
a'--. 81, upon ,''''
Wl.l- mas gee" us.' P'- '" wan
eAo' con. -..''' 0' --
I'D a. 90 ."s a1.- VI '''7 .''-','''', ~
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Many people believe even if Mr.. Bryan
shall be elected that his running mate,
1lr Sewau. viii be defeated on account
OF the nomination OF Mr.. Watson ON the
Popurs- ticke,
This does not follow at all W1-son's
nomination az most could only have the
eject OF preventing choice of Vice
President 5y The people.
In that event the United States SEN
a-e viii make the choice and The United
States Senate has O clear majority in It's
ubarslip for SeVal
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The stage will be located in the east
side of the hail. and will be fitted up
with al necessary Improvements and
convenitnces. The stage proper will be
IS feet 6eep. and 67 feet VIDE, with a
% foot opening. The balcony viii be
located in the west end of the building,
facing the stage. The seating capacity
of The hall will be about 1000
The present membership of the club
nasium, with rooms under the stage for
storing the apparatus
The presS membership of the club
is about $50, and new members are COM
ing in rapidly.
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ENTRANCE TO NEW HAIL

completed and properly equipped. the
Carroll Club Will step into greater
prominence in athletics.
The addition 10 the present Struct-
ure. upon which work is now Z pro-
gress. viii involve an outlay of about
$4,000. and will be completed within
"a few months. The cuts accompanying
this article. show the front of the new
Clapline street entrance, and the alley
elevation of the hsl and gymnasium.
The entrance 10 the hall has q front Of
ornamental design, with q lobby twenty
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DIED.

Observation-Disclosures August 18th,
1896. at 10 o'clock p. m. Carl Meister
aged g. years ana ; months.
NAC-Suuday morning August 10th.
lN+i. at / o'clock Maggie daughter of
John and Annie L. Nau, aged years and
months.
GUNDLING-Sunday morning. August
10th 1885, at $40 o'clock. Mrs. Magdaline
Gundlng. IN her I'D year.
FARTS-At Elm Grove. w. Va. on Mon
dav. August nth 1896 at 10 o'clock q. m.
Rev. John ~ Fars OF Anna, ILL., In the
18th year OF his age.
WADDLE-Frlday. August 81, 1896, at o
O'Clock p. m. Eugene. son OF j. c. ana T. NJ
Waddle aged 3 months.
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IndeK 20 New Advertisements.
FOURTH PACE


N0-ce-Crescent Lodge A. A. Of l.
& s. w.
Wantej-Typewriter.
lmpOr,anr-Albert Stole K Co.
L0st-Miieage Book.
ant6d-Lajies for Home Work.
ror Sale-BuIdiug Lots.
Speculate Observation-Disclosures II.
kelly & Co.
Average Pr0fts-Rice & Co.
colo and Silver Canes - Ma iOual
Campaign Goods Co.
Wan-ed-Agents.
Handsome Prodcs-Whseler Bird &
Co.
Wanted Agents.
Wan-ed -Sal esme1.
Wall Street Spectators - c. D..
hughes * Co.
WanteG-Salesuen
WanJe5-Age1-s.
Wantai-C spending AGENT
Ar-en-on-AEc.cnJ Order E.5-rni1Is.
Wan,ed-Ager-s.
Wanted Statesmen.
For Sale-Gra1i Piano.
Wan-ej-Agents.
Stockholders NIeeting-Spragg Oil
anu ElS 20.
Wan-ed-Ageats.
FIFTH PAGE.
EN ordinary E. S-iel * Co.
PAN Last DAYS of PompeL
SIXTH PAGE.
Getting Ready Co Nove-S-one *
IlCuas.
SEVENTH PAGE
Greater Wleeling's Creates. Sale
The Leader
EIGHTH PAGE.
An Upright Procse1 -}Li-igan.
Wllkiu q Co.
TWELFTH PAGE
rs 16 20 1-Krals Bros.
They Have Arrived Esger Wcrrick
& CO.
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The Hon. H0ke Smith has evidently
decided 10 sail no longer under false
c,.a-a Not being i'm accord with Mr..
CieveiWl's financial policy II was man
it5s-h incousis-en, for him 90 continue
as one OF AIR. Clevelanl's advisors
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
sTEANERs COLLIDE.
Special TO The n gis.cr.

SDeCI1I @ I|' 4 lIF-fI,
F7rkersburg. w. Va, August %
The Valley Belle and keystone State
colHicd no Elwc0d. below This city. last
riE1-. ana both We're badly damaged.
The cause is unknown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

The Hon. Hoke smith is now at io-
cry 20 shout for free coinage 10 his
hearts content.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Who cares 20 so TO ,te s5lslore OF the
mountains during this lovely weather?