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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-20

What The general feeling Is. Bogus tele-
rrars from Washington are circulated.
saving. sell everything and We VIII pro-
fa-f ,-ou." "If sugar does not 30 down we
v-U. Fer'rre war" ETC Those are Jokes.
bur thew reflect a sentiment and a state OF
facts chat are no Jokes. The ouslneEs
world has ICst BELIEF iu the personal as well
as fhe political honesty or Congress.
Scarcely one OF the lingo Senator's or Con-
rressmen would Zoe. by The average bust
nese man. thought wro-ged II pictured as
rushing al once 20 The ticker" after each
speech OF furious patriotism. 20 see how
much money De had made by &C.. Thai is
ono reason why brokers are now saying
that The Cuban furry S about over. That
"noint" has been worked In the market for
ail it Is worth. and a rush In some other
direction is now about dire. Certainly IN
This respect. rs well as politically. the pres
emit Congress has reached hlgh-water mark
Of contempt.
This is a remarkable arraignment,
butwhoshau say tits undeserved, or un-
founded? That this Is true of the
highest law making body in the land is
a national shame and disgrace. but We
have the consolation of knowing that
this Congress is a marked exception,
and Of feeling that its election was
something in the nature Of an accident
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RORERT DOWNING

Robert Downing, the well known and
distinguished tTagedian, has this sea-
son made a special production of Sau-
nets grand tragedy, The Gladiator"
That is the play in which Mr. Downing
has made his greatest success, and he
has found the demand so great for it
this year that he has discontinued pre-
senting the other pieces in his roper
tory and is now combining himself TO
this one great heroic masterpiece
Every detail of the production is car
ried by him, even to the smallest prop
critics. A new ard elaborate wardrobe
is used. and complete sets Of scenery
are carried for each one of the five acts
There is probably no other dramatic
production upon the boards to-day that
is being presented with such elabora-
ton and realism. Opera House, Mon
day evening.
NEW YORK STARS.
The New York Stars will be the
strong attraction the first three nights
OF next week at the Grand Opera House
This monster show is in the field this
season to eclipse them all, as no pains
or expense was spared in getting to-
gether the best talent in the vaudeville
profession, both here and in Europe
Among the many novelties and features
that will be introduced are two Euro
Dean acts never seen in America Ami
& Ino. two very pretty girls, in mar
vellous performance upon the trapeze.
They are known abroad as the Flying
Meteors and were engaged at an enor-
nous salary as the special feature Of
this company. Mile Florizell the
Crystal Mirror wonder, direct from Eu-
rope in astonishing feats upon a glass
plate suspended in the dome of the
theatre. and upon it performing the
most wonderful act ever witnessed, and
others Of note.
THE LILIPUTIANS HERE.
Years ago. when many of us were
children. our parents would take us 10
the treatre only once a year. and that
was to see the always entertaining and
amusing General Tom Thumb and his
charming and pretty wife. Since then
the diminutive General has passed
away with our forefathers. but his
partner in life remains, and if any
thing looks younger than ever She ap-
peared last night az the Grand Opera
House surrounded by a company oil
American Liliputians and number oil
what the bills term full grown spe-
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SISTERSVILLE.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Sistersville. W Va, March 19.-Miss
Bessie Newell. the actress. who was so
severely burned last night at the Co
lumbia Theatre, is resting much easier
to-day and is expected to recover.
On account of the death OF Henry
Jarecki. one of the members of the
Jarecki Manufacturing Company. at
Pittsburg. their branch store in this
city. as we'll as other points. was closed
to-day
e. B. Miller arrived in the city last
night and left for Wick this morning
to look after the P. o. Co.'S interests
in that section.
George A. Eckbert of Titusville. Pa,
arrived in the city last night. and will
remain the balance of the week.
The dance given by the members OF
Rogers band, in Boyer's Hall. last eve
ming. was we'll attended and as usual
a pleasant success.
NJ. S. sherwood OF Marietta, is in
the city to-day
Misses Moud Martin. Carrie and
Frank Hill, accompanied by Robt- Hill,
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We move
Pianos
Carefully and Cheaply.
+. w. BANNER & co.
We move
BELLAIRE.

Billy George and J. O. Blair, the
crack billiard players Of Belaire, will
play match game of pool Of $50 balls
at the Globe Billiard parlors this even
ing
Last Wednesday evening the Rev H..
S. Boyd married Miss Eta NJ. Daugh-
erty to Mr.. Charles Z. Bennington, at
the parsonage.
Young Ross Cortland. grandson of
Supt. A. Danford of the InfrmaT. shot
a man by name Of Vandine. Vandine
is in a dangerous condition. Ross
claims he did not know it was loaded.
He is Is years old.
The train from Ponhatan on the Ohio
Valley r. R., was three hours late yes
teray owing to a slip.
Daniel Ault. who lived south of St
Clairsyille an old stock dealer, is dead
at the age of &c years. Mr.. Ault was
we'll known all over this neighbOrhood.
J. P. Rhodes, of GAINESVILLE and L. D.
Baker, OF Scio. were guests of the
Windsor hotel yesterday.
Ephraim Rial. who has been con-
fined 10 his home with grippe for the
last month, is reported some better
The babe OF Will Rial. that was very
sick, is improving slowly.
Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. David
Grimm and Miss Emma MCGEE we're
married at the brides home on G 1vel
Hill. by Rev H. S. Boyd.
The Schubert Symphony Club and
Ladies Quartette viii give a conert at
the Elysian on March 9th, under the
auspices of the I. o. 0. +.
Some small boys up near the Noble
Street c. L. & W. crossing snow)alled
some larger boys of Gravel Hill on their
way to school Yesterday One Of the
large boys caught one of the SNOWFALL
ers and cuffed him. J. W. Mitchell,
the butcher interfered and was sassed.
and finally he struck the big boy He
was arrested and fined s. and costs,
but the big boy went free
Newell X Kennen and l. II. Castor,
probate judge. were in Bellaire yester-
day shaking hands.
Our very Xecellent Democrat ic can
didate for Street Commissioner, Charles
Satterfeld, than whom there is no
more steadfast Democrat in the city.
and a syrong. prudent and reliable
man. has put out tin cards with his
name and Office for which he is acan-
didate stamped on them. They are very
unique cards and taking.
Preaching services We're held at the
United Presbyterian church last night,
and will be tonight. Also preparing
for Communion Sunday.
c. W Dickens is at Newark attend
ing the funeral OF friend.
Miss frankie Ward is home from
school at Delaware. o.
The Steel Works are on in full blast,
and the Stove Works are making full
time.
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SOME TABLETS
Pound by the y Rays in the Memory OF the
iatelngencer's Editor.


Pound by the Rays in the Memory OF the
i"teilgencer's Editor.
To the EitOr Of the Register.
WeUsburg. w. Va. March let is
with some amusement We have read
the editorials of The Wheeling Intclli-
gencer. and have watched the drift Of
the editors TaUvranl Diplomacy for
the mast v.7r or So Lee ms throw an
" raw iv-o +he irroet rare.ses OF his
mind ana .ss -.t.. u-s ...-fl ind hidden
a...r- IN ,-. OF .ts -.tlar- of his mem
o-. we e-f an 1894 -oifloouv which
-.,f- .,o..- rhrs. -,fv coYntrvmen
have s+ fas- arrived at The realization
M The farr thar 2 am the men OF am
men eto sforld mould public
r7.nlan. rhey at last appre-
c.ae. mv great abilities. and
uIrr s.n1Iant voices have come
begcirg that 4 should lnstruc, them in
aIl matters pertaining o. Statecraft. I
win comply with their wishes. and will
tell them The men to elect 20 Congress
who vU shane legislation that Will be
benefcialto our country Now there is
tho editor who preceded me on this
great paper. whom know has been
staunch Republican and whom l know
fought for the party i'm its infancy; and
was chief among those who got Lincoln
10 recognize this great State;
and if but mention his name
for Congress i'm my great
editorials ne will be nominated and ell
ected. I know that he is a worthy man
and deserves the honor, but then let
me pause and think. Should my party
come into power in '96. want a good
appointment probably Minister to
some foreign country, and if one mem
Der Of this firm has the honor OF going
TO Congress. / am AFRAID my party VIII
say that We nave had enough, and viii
not endorse me as minister. Well l
suppose Gas much as l dislike I'D l will
have to support the gallant Captain
Dovener. and I Will tell the people to
elect him for the next TWO terms. and
then he viii support me in '91 for my
foreign appointment
Again throwing the Y ray into the
massive folds Of this Websterian brain,
We find another tablet with another So
lilOQuy: The herculean task has de-
volved upon me of instructing the
people how TO proceed in the matter of
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FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH
Celebrated With Two School Enter
tainmentS Given Yesterday
At Convent Hall, and in the Base
ment ofthe Church of the Immac-
ulate Conception-The Catholic
Mission at Sistersville-Church
Entertainment at Benwood.

Yesterday was the feast of St. Joseph,
the patron saint Of the Cathedral con-
gregation. and of the community Of Sis
ters in the convent in this city. 1t was
the intention TO celebrate high mass
at the Cathedral yesterday morning
but for some reason there was a change
in the programme, and a low mass was
celebrated. The congregation was
large.
Yesterday afternoon. commencing at
three o'clock, a musical and literary
entertainment was given in Convent
Hall. All the Sisters were present, as
well as the Catholic clergy. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
Mandolin Duet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses Katharine Mullady and Sarah
Mclaughlin.
Queen of the Earth .Pinsuu
Miss Emma Behler.
Piano Trio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses Nettie Troll, Margaret Finnegan
and Gertrude Hasenauer.
Vocal Duet-Boat Song. ........F. Abt
Misses Cora Matthews and Nettie Rey-
mann.
Guitar Trio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Misses Emma Roberts, Birdie Reich
and Mamie Owens.
Piano Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Lilly Welty.
Comm Thro' the Rye. .......V ogrich
Misses Rose Hoffman,, Gertrude Refs
ter and Katharine Gather.
Violin Solo-FlOwer Song. LANCE
Miss Nellie Black.
The Flower Girl...........Be vignarei
Miss Annie Reymann.
In Our Blessed Mothers Keeping....
Hiss Mary Carey
Chorus-Summer and Winter. .Abt
The Glass.
Each number was rendered in a very
creditable manner and al are deserv-
ing Of praise for their excellent per-
fOrmances. The Sisters should also be
commended for their painstaking care
In imparting instructions, of which the
degree of proficiency manifested by The
different performers was the best evil
dence.
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80" " H ~ .N.A n AN"" ~ ~
So- appears. aftera1. that there was
little less than nothing IN the report
% the committee OF "inyes-i gaton" Of
the gas works regarding the $4,000.
which 1Ir. Henry Floersheim was al
legged i'm that remarkable report to- have
overcharged the city. This is another
corrobkoration Of the Registers esti-
mate OF this absurd report.
The alleged Investigation was begun
TO make political capital for the city
hail ring. and was carried on behind
closed doors. in a manner. in which no
investigation of the affairs Of the people
should be carried on. It's findings were
discredited by an intelligent men from
the beginning as a disgraceful attempt
to- make a little paltry political capital
al the expense Of the regulations Of men
in whose honor every body who knew
them had entire faith
Now the curtain is practically ring
down on this political farce by the ac-
knowledgement that the chief item in
the count against the management of
the gas works was am a mistake. a
clerical error" that there was no SIP
600 overcharge. which I'm one quarter
was stated TO have been not overcharge
but robbery" by which. it was broad
ly limited. the gas Office officials had
profted This infamous falsehood now
stands disproven by the acknowledge
ment of the committee of "investiga-
ton itself
Thus ends another act Of the political
opera boufe that has held the boards
al the City Hall since 1884.
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UNDERTAKING.
WANTEn.


WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL House
work. Apply al 23lo For street mr2vq
WANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFUR-
nished rooms. centrally located. Address
KEYSTONE. care this office. mrl9r
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL House
work. no washing good wages. reference
required. Apply II Sixteenth street, city.
mrlSs
WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
as news agents on railroad trains. Apply
AT Union News Co.'S office, b. x .. depot.
mrl5h
WANTED-BOARD BY GENTLEMAN
and wife: private family preferred Adj
dress 800" RegJer Office. mrlledh
WANTED - NEWSBOY TO RUN or
trains. $40 cash security required. Also
bright boy 20 sell papers. Address, stating
age and experience. MONONGAiELA
News co. Clarksburg, W. Va. mrieh
WANTED-A RELIABLE LADY OR
gentleman TO distribute samples and make
= bouse-t0-house canvass for our \ege-
fabIa Toilet Soaps so 10 so a month
e9s.lv made. Address CROFTS & REED,
No .6 So Austin avenue, Chicago. III.
rrffcd
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At. ST. MARYrS


II was the feast day OF the Rev. 10
seph Mullen. pastor Of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception. and also
Of he Sisters Of S. Joseph in charge Of
the parcchial school in connection with
The church. 4 very pleasing entertain
ment was arranged by the Sisters, and
given Yesterday morning in the base
ment OF the church.
The programme opened with recita-
tons by the first reader class. after
which the school sang sang the Hymn
10 S. Joseph" Each class contributed
Rotations and addresses, and the pro-
gramme was varied by musical num-
bers, among which were piano and man
dOhn duets by Misses Hoelsche and
Arkle. The entertainment concluded
with the singing of Aud Lang Syne."
The Rev Father Mullen was present
and delivered a brief address to the
children. The Sisters also distributed
sweetmeats. The pupils presented
their pastor with a handsome umbrella
and a fine surplice. Father Mullen
then gave the boys and girls a holiday.
and all LETT in a happy frame Of mind.
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CANADIAN TNDFPFNDFNCr.


A manifesto of the Canadian RepUb-
lican Committee voices the widespread
dissatisfaction with the existing con
dition Of affairs in the Dominion. 1t is
addressed TO the Canadian people and
declares that the time has come to
change from a degrading colonial de-
tendency to a free, prosperous and in
dependent Canadian Republic. A
great many truths are contained in the
rather forid language Of this patriotic
document. The "oligarchy of needy
place-hunters and politicians who have
been bought and corrupted by titles and
decorations is very much in evidence in
Canada. It is true that enormous sums
are drained annually from the Domin-
ion and sent to London to pay interest
on a crushingly large public debt. and
that hundreds of thousands of Canadi-
ans have been driven by the oppression
OF taxation to expatriate themselves in
order to find that livelihood which is
denied them at home.
The extent of the influence Of the
Canadian Republican Committee being
unknown. it is impossible TO foretell the
effect of its manifesto; but unless the
abuses which have induced this prOcla-
nation shall be remedied speedily the
Dominion placemen may be as much
surprised as the British Colonial Office
10 find how nearly ripe the Canadian
people have become for separation and
indenendence.
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Odlce OF The Clerk OF tho County C-.
Ohio County. state Of Yves. Nir-rs
Tn the matter Of the probate of ... s .t
John Normiie deceased.
The object OF fle petition ..i u rs
matter on the 18th day OF Marc. d.
l+r. ls 90 have admitted tO probate t r.-
writing purpOrt.ug Go h- -..
John N0rmic deceased. bearing .I..
I.'l day of January. a. ID. lSd. t
Iear.ng from tAe petition filed WITH u
nay office that ThOs Normie OBI. r-s-
who is therein and by said petition ir.1--i
io Doe interested n the probate Of sl.i
is nonresident 0f this State 81 u.s. orier.f
That they DO appear AZ my office
city Of Wheeling. in the county and S'a-
Aforesaid. within one month after The is.a
~ the first publication hereof and
what IS necessary 20 protect his iu-...a
n said matter The hearing Of SAID r...
ton is sef for 'he Dist day Of April. f,
the hour ~ IN o'clock a. m.
Published the first time March o. ...
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk
John a. Howard. Attorney. mr. sv,
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BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday forenoon John Holbus.
miner az Wheeling Creek mines. was
caught under "a fall of soaps He
was injured some but not very seri-
ouSly. He was cut some about the head
and shoulders.
VIM. Whitney was fined s. and costs
for raising q disturbance in a B.. B. &
~ T. street ear.
Mrs. J. w Beatton has returned home
from q visit az Lorain with er son.
!. ". Hymes. of Dayton. O.. is here
calling on friends.
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cuTLERY-EwlNe BROS.

cialty stars" The house last night
contained a large audience, and it is ex-
tremely doubtful if ever an audience
left a Wheeling theatre so thoroughly
satisfied. The performance given is full
of meritorious features. The little
folks will be seen again tonight and to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Seats
for each performance are on sale at
the box office.
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STSTERSVILLE MISSION

The Catholic mission at the Sisters
vile Church is still in progress. Ths
meetings for men only will close to-
night Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings large congregations were address
ed by RI. Rev. Bishop Danahue Rev
Father Harris, Of the Cathedral, went
down over the Ohio River road yester-
day afternoon, and preached last night.
Rev. Father PaQuin, of Elm Grove, will
preach this evening.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

I-RrF,-N9 BICYCLE-FREE-In order
10 Introduce our matcheSs Barnato 1896
wheel we wifi snip free of charge 10 any
rar+ IF The United States ore of our cele-
iratel ladies' OF gents bicycles not only
ro each of three persons who obtain the
greatest number Of words ont OF the LETT
tsrs BOZ THE BARNATO BICYCLE
COMPANY" but also 20 those who equal
the amount of words obtained hy any Of
be first three. For conditions OF contest
send stamped addressed envelope 90 "TIil
RARNATO BICYCLE CO. .ednah
Temple. Chicago. Agents wanted. Write
az once mr20q
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TIE excessive cost % litigation pro
oesdines growing out of disputes and
infrngements has driven the two great
electrical manufacturing companies,
the General Electric and the Westing-
house Electric. into a combination ar
raugemeut. They have agreed upon a
Joint use o. the patents belonging TO
them on a basis OF three-eig hths 70 the
Westinghouse Company ard five
eighths 20 the General Electric. They
viii probably now proceed to revenge
themselves upon consumers for the dep
relations made upon their earnings by
ID e lawyers.
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Gen. Weyler now SAYS it will take
Two years to put down the Cubans. Be
fore that time the Cubans may put
down Cen. Weyler.
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AGENTs WANTED

AGENTS TO SELL THE ONLY SELF
working skirt supporter for shirt waists
and belt. No ETY. pins. Neat. dainty,
elegant: big profits. s. J. & ". o. SIM
MONS. Boston. Mass fe2fev
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VIII some prominent Republican
come forward and speak we'll OF Mchin-
ley Just 10 relieve the monOtony?
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED ALESMEN-ENERGE MEN
TO sell gouds by sample ut home. or travel.
easy seller; staple goods: liberal salary or
good commission. Address +. o. Box 1903.
New York City. ja31u.fri.rv
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The first grand excursion TO be
given by the Silver Leaf Club viii take
place on May 31st The steamer Lib
erty has been chartered for the occa-
sion The trip viii extend TO Sisters
Vile. stops being made at Darlington
and New Martinsyille.
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of New Martinsville, who were taking
in the sights of the oil metropolis yes
terday, returned home on the evening
train.
Mr.. Joseph Bockman, Of St. Mary's,
is in the city, the guest Of friends for
several days
Mrs. L. B. Hubbard. of the South Side,
who has been visiting at he former
home in Dunkirk, y. Y, fC. everal
weeks. has returned to this city.
George rnest, president OF the Ernest
Oil and Gas Company, left last evening
on a business trip to Wheeling and
Pittsburg
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DIED.

TAYLOR-Thursday. March 'a.h. 1896. ar
residence OF parents SO. i- Thirteenth
street. Of diphtheriluo Group Elizabeth
Annie. only daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G..
y. Taylor 100 her irh year.
Funeral private this G'r.iay afternoon.
MINKENfEY ER-Ou Thursday. March
j. 1896. al 1910 o'clock 70. no. at her resi-
deuce. No 1920 Eom street. Mrs. WuAe.-
nina Minkemeyer. aged 81 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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SECOND PAGE.
Valley Star Stoves and Ranges-Ben-
jamin Fisher.
FOURTH PAGE
Bicycle Free-BaruatO Bicycle Com
panv.
Wanted-Girl for Eousework.
For Rent-Several Rooms.
Notice Of Probate of VIII.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Capes-Geo. NJ. SnCok q Co.
Statement Hartford Steam Boiler
Insurance Company.
Don't Miss These 81. ] McFadden.
Economy stone q Thomas.
Price List-Atlantic Tea Company
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q +. NANKEUREN.
am not a candidate for
SHERIFF OF OHIO COUNTY.

but would be pleased 70 have All candidates
and their friends visit tha BUSY BEE
LUNCH ROOM. 122s Market ST. mh16a
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The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered az the Postonee IN
Wheeling. W. Va. as second-clsss matter.
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The first dance Of a series to be
given by the Silver Leaf Club every
other Thursday night took place last
night. A very good crowd was present,
and a thoroughly good time was enjoy
cd
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NEW ADVERTlsFNENrs-

FOR RENT-SDVERAL GOOD ROOMS
~ the city Bank building. ll4ur- .. To-
City Bank OF WheelAg n-s.5
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PPOBATE OF WILL.

For Torpid Liver, Constipation ....
calome-
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Il DRY
In full operation and the real e--a
which the same Is situated
viii sell at private Sale %
star Laundry situate on --
and together with lot fronting
IN south York street. Waer -
and aU the buildings. macl-.-t-
riires situated thereon The laH
GOOD working condition ana d -
ness is being done.
Terms-One-thi-d OF the pur
cash and the balance 800 two .3-
rrr-s iu six and twelve morth-
et from date. the purchaser
factory security. lnl1,ire w-
In mach T. s. RILEY
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BbrrIin9 Register

CHARLES II. fancy. General N-4aser.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS

TO SELECT DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
First District-Clarksburg June Q.
Second Davis. u.
Third Hinton il.
Fourth Pr Pleasant i.
STATE NOMTNATiNG CONVENTION;
WHEELING. AUGUST u.
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EoR sALEM- scFLLANEOys.