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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-05
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higher values than the market will JUS
tify. The most successful dealers are
those who begin the business at the
bottom and work up to the top, learn
ing as they 60 how to grade tobacco at
a glance, and how to apply at all times
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such square men in their dealings that
both themselves and their tobacco are
popular all over the South.
1T is such men as the Taylor Bros
full Of vim enterprise, and business
capacity-who are not only building up
themselves, but building up the whole
South as well, and putting it in the
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and values in the cultivation and cur
ing of leaf and such enthusiasm and
activity on a warehouse sale that a
man must have a trained mind, a
thorough knowledge of the value of
the weed, and cool head or he viii
find himself in the tolls of higher
prices and innumerable grades at
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of schools. He is industrious, capable
and honest. Mr.. Ellis is the father Of
tbe successful manufacturers, w. b..
Ellis d Co, of Winston.
This firm has an excellent prize
house and is well equipped for business.
They please their customers as is eyl-
denced by their growing business.
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c. j. SHOAFF & CO.,
ARE AMONG WlNSTON's LEAF
LEADERS.
w. j. Ellis and G. j. Shoatf
Whose Long Experience and AM
pie Facilities Keeps Their
Firm at the Front.

This firm Of leaf dealers is composed
of Messrs. C. j. Shoaff and w. j. Ellis,
two expert tobacco men. Mr.. Shoaff
IS a native Of Davidson county, and was
brought up among tobacco fields where
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-05

only the sole owner, but the active
head and manager of the business. His
enterprise prospered because OF the
strict attention he gave to it and be-
cause of the intelligent application OF
the practical business methods he at
all times adapted. He knew how to
buy leaf tobacco, and he knew how to
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Brothers, Winston, N. q.
question about it going to the front if
the whole population had the push and
capacity of these two progressive
brothers.
"Red Eye" is famous brand and
through its popularity Taylor Bros.
are widely and favorably known. 1t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-05
COLEMAN BROTHERS |
1T TAKES EXPERIENCE TO DEAL
INLEAF SUCCESSFULLY,

The CoIeman's of Winston Have this
Experience. and are Therefore
Among the Twin City's Lar
gest and Most Successful
Leaf Buyers, they are
Thorough Going and
Prosperous Tobac-
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conists.

In the leaf tobacco business in North
Carolina there is much of the best and
most successful of the active citizen
ship of the different tobacco towns.
1t takes very judicious and well
trained man to make a success in the
buying and handling of leaf tobacco.
There is such a vast quantity of grades
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-05

hut have been residents Of Winston
Tor Ten years. They make o class of
tobacco that compares with the best
that is made, and their famous Red
Eye'' and other popular brands stand
al, the head of the list. They are such
thoroughly equipped tobacco men and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

From tHt tJuD.lt.on u tct soverumeut
uD TO 1873, Cd p--..t vi 3r.A hundred
years, cGlr. had been coined but N9pIitj
SILVER dollars. Since -r s1sp7 ION Of free
coinage Dy. the s,-.s.I.d q. W1ueuZati0C a-t
Oh. gov. -Gwvut has issued tl.e'.O.t Si--
Yer lo..4ts. uNrry cu- 81 which has ben
equa, .r purchasing power 10 a gold dol
.Ir.-lr,r -.i--it-f
And can the nlelligencer calculate
how many silver dollars would have
been coined if silver had not been de-
monedzed. each and every enc Of them
being as good as q sold dollar? And
does our neighbor know tina, to-day all
this silver money ana all our green
backs are 90 per cent. fiat money? If
the government of the United States
were suddenly called on TO redeem lis
money in the only money Of final re
HenDdon recognized since silver was
demoneEzed it could noJ pay ten cents
on The dollar and in order to keep It's
money good would have 20 issue a thou
sand millions Of sold bonds TO the
Rothschilds syndicate in order to get
sold wherewi,h TO back up its own cur
rency. This would not be the case if
we made silver he money Of final re-
demp,ion on an equality with gold
according to the Constitution. We
have silver enough 10 redeem cur cur
rency. bu, the money kings Of London.
Paris. Berlin and Wall Street have the
gold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
THE QUESTION ov RATIO.

The esteemed Register takes too serious
~ the Int ...e--Csr'S inquiry r6garCng the
limit Of "a. ult on the silver dollar The
inquiry had o. DO with tce Democratic
p.dtflrT's q w3ld FOR the free and unlim-
it-J coinage Of silver az the ratio Of 10 10 !,
and 20 the Vel known argument or the
W -u opposed 10 that prCpOsItlC. that the
v1lu. ~ the dollar cannot be created by
i3ti1u
TIE market ration between the two met
ais IS .c the n-.shA1rno0d Of Fl 10 /, and the
inquiry ar.ss If the fiat OF The government
can MAKE l. l6 70 !. why can il not make it
SD % I 0r D % I. or any other ratio Why
~ useless waste of silver If law can make
70 40 a lower rate jus, as weu?-Inteli-
g5ucer.
Let Us ask our esteemed neighbor
wha, in the world it was that kept up
the value OF the sold dollar before sill
yer was demonetized in 1873 when the
marke. ratio was in favor Of silver and
when the gold in a dollar was not wor,h
the silver in q silver dollar? Was the
value Of The gold dollar lessened in those
days because CT the coinage ratio the
gold dollar measured by the silver stand
ard. as our neighbor now measures the
silver dollar by the gold standard, was
only a "97-cent dollar?"-to use our
neigabor's method Of expression. Would
the value Of the gold dollar al that time
have been any less if the silver dollar
had been sixteen or sixty times the
value OF the gold dollar? Most assur-
elly not, and under free and equal coin
age Of both silver and gold at the pres
ent ratio the silver dollar will be worth
a dollar regardless Of the price of gold.
II gold should go out of circulation
under free coinage at the present ratio,
what Of It? It is practically out OF cir
culation already because it is such dear
money.
What the people demand is q circulat-
ing medium commensurate with their
needs and not subject to Wall Street
manipulation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
nIAINr AGAINST ,.ONoMErALLIsM.

i believe the struggle now going on /"
This country and in other countries Tor
.,,~,e eold standard would. II successful
nroduce widespread disaster in and
throughout the commercial world Inc
destruction Of silver and establishing go'd
rs a sole unit OF value must have "a rGi"'"A
effect upon all forms of property except
,,os, improvements " hlch yield a fixed re-
turn In money. It is impossible to strike
silver out OF existence as money without
-,splts which Will prove distressing to
millions and disastrous TO tens Of thous-
anas / believe gold and silver coin 10 De
the money or the constitution; indeed n"
money OF the American people anterior 10
the constitution. which the great Organic
law recognized as quite independent OF us
o,,n sx,,teuce. No power was conferred or
Congress. 10 declare either metal Shooi'
not b. mou4y. Congress has, in my i0ds
,aent. mo- power to demoAetlze silver any
more tnan 10 aemouetize goId.-James q
Blaine. February. 1873.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
COL. HART AND TIE CURRENCY.

l.. a a
The Intelligencer publishes in extenso
a speech delivered by its editor, Mr. C. B.
HarJ. in a report Of the Republican Sen
atcriaI convention AZ RavenswOod, oc-
cupying Che speech two or three col
urns. In this address Mr.. Hart with
all Of his usual ability and address en-
dearors TO convince the Republicans of
his audience tina, to stick to the single
gold standard is their only salvation and
tas. the free and equal coinage of gold
and silver-che money OF the Constitu-
would mean their eternal ruin.
We will quote the pith and point Of the
arguments he advanced 10 prove this re-
marka6le ion-5hat the money pre-
scribed by the Constitution of the United
States was no, good enough for the peo-
pie of the United States, but would be
"deprecia.ed" currency. In his arrange
ment OF the subject Mr.. Hart is rather
erra,ic and we are forced 10 take his
arguments" as they come. This is his
opening proposition, or. rather, his
statement of The side OF the case es-
poused by the bime,allis;s:
The government Of the United States is
70 ,yy % make sixteen ounces of silver
worth as much as one ounce or gold. whsn
arywhlre 8Gt everywhere in the world an
ounce Of gold cannot b. bought with less
Z.
erlueut If td- United states is asked 20
Try 20 double tle market value OF all the
silver in The world.
We have never heard the free coinage
side Of the argument 50 stated beyond
predictions Of what the result would be
if the greatest nation in the world were
to throw open its minis to the free and
equal coinage of gold and silver at the
present ratio. The whole world, as our
contemporary knows, would be on that
basis to-day. if it were not for the mach
nations Of England backed by the
Rothschilds. and that the nations Of the
world outside Of England only need a
leader to bring them to that basis. In
fac, they would be forced to it or else
compelled 70 abandon their trade with
the United States and they could never
AFFORD 10 dc that-not even rich, power
ful. selfish and crafty England. With
out reference TO the price Of the two
metals at present in the bullion market
the one being demone,izedandthe 9th
err given in consequence a double value
il is contended by the bime,allists that
the United States is quite big enough TO
stand on lis own feet and establish its
own monetary standard. The American
people have come TO the conclusion thaa
they have been existing on one estab-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
THE THIRD TICKET CRY.

New York Journal.
An interesting feature Of the reson-
ant call to the Democracy Of the ma
ton to unite in opposition to the DEM
ocratic nominees at Chicago which IL
limos Democrats have just issued is the
fact that many OF the chief parties to
the call joined scan5 year ago IN hoIG-
ing a free silver convention ana IN IN
viting the Hon William j. Bryan 10 be
lis chief spokesman. Before New York
responds to this summons it might be
well for New York Democrats TO I'M
derstand the animaJing motives OF the
Illinois Sound money" Democrats.
In the Democratic party OF Illinois
are two rival factions. The one in con-
troll OF the political machinery of the
party is headed by the Governor CT the
State. Mr.. Altgeld, who led the State
delegation in the National Convention.
The other is led by EX-Mayor John P.
Hopkins. of Chicago. Governor Altgeld
and his friends controlling the State
organization summarily dropped Mr..
Hopkins and his friends from all places
OF power or of influence. The latter
hope TO regain their lost station by
championing the cause of sound
money" not that they particularly be
lieve in it. but chiefly because the rival
faction is for free silver.
It will be noticed that from Illinois
alone comes the cry for sound money
Democratic ticket. New York is silent.
Massachusetts veers toward support Of
the regular nominees. PENNSYLVANIA is
disinclined TO contribute TO Democratic
defeat.
The Democracy of the nation may
well hesitate to sacrifice the best inter-
ests of the party TO the exigencies OF a
fractional struggle in Illinois.
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were abnormally inflated and had OF ne
cessi.y TO drop to 3 considerable extent,
regardless Of financial conditions. BIT
Col Hart fellows up the above state
men5 with the following:
The price Of silver does not regulate the
price CT other commodities. II II Ga an
O,her prices should q up when tns pr:ce
81 silver goes up. stay up while the Price
or silver stays up. and come down waen
td= price Of silver comes down; and they
should rise and fail in the same degree as
silver rises and falls. Nothing Of TINS
kind happens. ever has happened or ever
VIII rP5n-abS0lutely nothing.
This is so easily disproven that it is
hardly worth while doing more than
presenting the figures comparing the
prices Of cur TWO greatest staples with
the prices of silver for twenty years
since its decentralization:
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since Is demonetization
We do not carry this table up to date

We do not carry this table I'D 10 date
because cur contemporary would proc
S5ly accuse US CT taking advantage OF
the conditions that have prevailed under
Che hard times since 1898, although
Ehese conditions are the direct outcome
of Republican financial policy and con-
inued gold raids on the treasury. AS
every one knows, however, wheat, COT
ton and silver have steadily kept pace
on the downward march since 1898,
wheat to-day being about Sc cents, cot
ton a5ou, 612 cents and silver 6S24.
We fear thac Col. Hart will have to
get a more reliable campaign text book.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
OIL NEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Wayne. ". Va, July 21.-There is a
great deal of interest being manifested
in this section at present in regard to
the development Of the oil fields that
are thought to be located in this imme-
date section.
New wells are being drilled in the
Marrowbone section of this and Mingo
county, and the last one started down in
that section is now at depth Of about
$500 feet. 1t is being drilled through
a mountain and thereby necessitates
going much deper with it than the one
where OIL was first struck and found IN
paying quantities.
A. W. Wilson is drilling second well
at WilSondale, about thirty miles south
of here, on Twelve Pole river, and he is
almost confident that the fluid will be
found there in large quantities.
There is thought TO be large quantl-
ties of oil located in and around this
place. and oil men are now directing
their attention toward this section. A
number of prominent oil men from the
Sis.ersyille region recently visited this
section and carefully inspected the field
where the oil is thought to be located
They seemed delighted with the pros
poets of the field, and leased a portion
Of land containing about 1000 acres
from b. ]. Prichard, of this place who
owns and controls a tract comprising
about $4,000 acres in all, located within
a radius of ten niles of Wayne. and will
put down number of test wells, prob
ably within the next sixty days. 1t is
thought that as soon as the test wells
are put down here this will prove to be
one of the best oil regions in the State.
Great enthusiasm prevails throughout
the entire county at present, and the
end will be anxiously awaited with in
tense excitement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

Secretary Carlisle said. February 81,
1878:
The conspiracy which seems TO have
been formed here aud in Europe 10 destroy
by legislation and otherwise from three
seventies To one-haif of the metallic money
os the world il tine most gigantic crime o.
this or any other age. The consummation
of such "a scheme would ultimately entail
more misery upon the human race than al
the wars. pcstuence and famines that ever
occurred i'm the history OF the world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

The money question is presented very
e.e.ry and very sharply .u tl-s campaign.
-El.t1r Hart at Rlvens"ood.
Heaven bless us, Has the Colonel so
soon forgotten instructions? Has Ia
los- sight Of che Official announcements
IF Chairman Dawson OF The Republican
SAFE Committee. seconded by National
Committeeman Scot. To- ,ae effect tha4
the tariff and no- lie currency was The
issue in this i1-.gu2
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Tn his remarks az Ravenswood our
es seued contemporary. Col. Hart, in
coauaG.cdng the assertion JhaJ the
prices OF silver and products have fallen
tore-her and have almost kept pace on
The down grade one with the other,
made The following statement
This fan ~ prices began eight years he
f-re 1873 Tr.s IS The record and the fr5e
Silver men cannot upset the record.
Col Hart is distingenuous here. Eight
wears before 1873 carries us back to
1865. 10 the close Of the war. when prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
IN THE ASYLUM.

New York Journal.
This" said the thoroughly posted
asylum attendant, lis the poor fellow
who imagined the tariff was to be the
sole issue this year. In the next cell
we have the man who thought this cleo
ton would be a one-sided affair."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

Official programme of repertoire OF week
OF July 10Th:
Monday-Bohemian Girl.
Tuesday and Wednesday Eve--ss-
Pirates Of Peuzance.
Thursday-Bohemian Girl.
Friday and Saturday Evenings and ST.
urady Matinee-MikadO.
Evening Prices-5Oc, all parts Of theatre.
Reserved seats without extra charge cla
be reserved at Q. a. Houses music store
on and after Saturday, July uth.
Special train viii leave T.. G.. K. r. oil- g
direct 10 Casino every evening at 1880.
Street car connections can be made %
BenwoOd, Martins Ferry and NCrh
Wheeling after the II o'clock motor K
turns from the Park 10 the city.
jygequdr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

The gold5ug viii have to get his mind
off the single gold basis before ne can
inteIigen,ly arsue points that depend
lDon the adoption Of the bime,allic ba-
sis. or free coinage Of both gold and sill
yer al the present ratio. And this the
go,dbug is apparently unable to do, else
he wouldn't be gold5ug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
ARMY WORM IN MARION.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
Fairmont, w Va, July PA large
number of farmers of this county are
complaining of the great damage being
caused by army worms" At MonOn-
gah several oat fields have been COM
pletely destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
FOR SALEM sCELLANEOUS.

FOR sALE-ONE POOL TABLE, SIZE
4ibxg in first class condition, Tor SAFE
cheap. Enquire at FRANK ALB MEL
1898 Jacob street Je9euh
FOR SALE-SOCIETY ADDRESS Cards,
embossed and engraved. Emolems tor any
society known Handsome ana reason
sbIe Address or call on West Va. Print
ing Co. I2G5 and 1227 Market street aplSn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

IETTHE REGISTER FOLLOW YOU.
Persons leaving the city during the sum-
mer can have the Register mailed TO taem
by ordering it al this office. either in per
son or by letter. Terms. 60 cents per
moath. excluding Sunday. or So cents per
month. including Sunday. payable in ad-
vance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
II AND APPEALS ASSESSMENT NO
Clerks Office. City Of Wheeling.

Clerks once. City Of Wheeling.
Public notice is hereby given 10 ali pr
sons Interested that the Assessors elected
nv Council OF the city OF Wheeling have
c5nplsted their ASSESSMENTS for the year
1888 and made return thereof 10 my Office;
ANY person wishing 70 appeal from SAID
nssEssrneut. or desiring any c0rrectons
mad will appear al the City Building be
fore the Board Of Equalization and APP
peals On the following days at 10 o'clock
q. m. as the said Board Will meet at sue,
times at the said City Building 10 near al
obiections TO said assessments and revise
ard correct the same:
First ward. Monday. July r..
Second ward. Tuesday. July q
Third ward. WedDe sday, July -,
Fourth ward. THURSDAY. July 81.
seventh ward, Friday. July 81
Fifth ward. Monday. AugEs! s.
sixth ward. Tuesday. August l.
Fiebth ward. Wednesday. August ;.
CHAS. E DANNENBERG
iyI5 lily N'eiA'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

Oil City. Pa, July 21.-Credit balan-
ces s1C3: certificates opened $1.00;
highest s1.OS: lowest S100; closed s1.03.
No sales or clearances; shipments So,
764; runs 10i,190.
New York, July 21.-Petroleum strong;
Pennsylvania crude steady, S1.0312;
Ohio crude steady at 60; August option
closed Si031a bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
SNDDER But WISER.

Chicago Dispatch.
We don't belisve Mr.. Whitney ever
again will attempt to feed the animals
raw meat in full view of the audience.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

AGENTS. sTREETMEN AND BOYS. TO r.,
Ill NV Mckinley and Bryan portraits
- roi"rs. 52x.lS. sample Zoe: 50 y per nun
dTSd Buttons $125 per hundred. Order
Guick BARCLAY x CO, Pub,rs; Glnelh-
natl, y. ~, y
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SIMPSON &HAZLETT,
BONDS FOR SALE.

$500 City 3 per cent.
1000 Beliaire steel Co.
$50 hitaker Iron Co.
900 Wheeling steel and Iron Co.
900 Piedmont Water Worss.
OOO Jackson County. Ripley district.
2OOG New Steel Bridge.
1000 Barbour County, Phillip district.
NO. 1871 MARKET STREET.
STOCKS. BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

This is the weather 10 try mems souls
and shirt collars.
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Index to New Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE.
Wan-al-FOur Men.
Polsi-R. =. List.
Hanpal More Academy.
Wan,ed-Girl fer Homework.
Elgeworth Boarding and Day Schcoi'
Nan-ed-Agen5s.
Bonds for Sale-Simps0n & HazleJt.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Price List-Atlantic Tea Company.
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED IN EVERY DIS
trict: new season; samples free; salary or
with expenses from start;
LUKE BROS. CO. Chicago. MyS
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-16 TO l SILVER
az e. greatest campaign novelty out; sam
pie by mail 10 cts: big lnGqcSmee3 en- 90 70
agents THE QUIN NOVELTY CO, al
Fifth Ave, Pittsburg, Pa. Jy--1
S75 TO $50 4 MONTH AND EXPENSES
psid statesmen for cigars; experience uI-
necessary; standard goods Little JERK
ci,~ar machine free 10 each customer
RfSHOP & KLINE, ST. Louis, Mo.
jy5Tu, TIL, d,b
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WANTED.
LOST.

1OsT-A COW. HALF JERSEY. DARK
colored supposed to have strayed from rom
pasture. Any information Leading 70 Us
foyerv Re wartled. ALLEN NEW AAN'
2Sl7 ECff street. ~ -IS
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DOESN'T WASTE HIS BREATH.

Augusta Chronicle.
One striking difference between Bry-
an and Mckinley lies in the fact that
when Bryan speaks he says something.
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THE WASHINGTON
NATIONAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSOl
OF WASHINGTON, ID. c..
Has $4,000 TO Loan in Wheeling Ind We
ciuity.

cluitN.
Stop paying rent. Buy your oE o. =.
We loan at an average cost ct
Sl0.33 per month on each $l0'
No expense TO borrower uu.rs
granted. Semi-anEudl diviIeLl
rate Of and per cent. paid ilt
The Washington National s.
no other Building and Loan As
the United States. Organic
1898. by widely known and
business men, among whom are
Tay.or and Hon. T. n. AIder-''
bridge, o.. the former Its Pre-
the latter its General Manage l !,
the assets Of the Association
gregte 100000. and the stock
81. 800. O00O0, Of which latter sjH
5000 of stock Is held by our 3D.
West Virginia. -,
For further information cal.
me al my office. No. = FJl-,
Wheeling, West Virginia. ...r
tySedrb Manager for
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3e9ister
CHARLES Il. TANEY. General Aanager

The REGISTER. embracing Its several
sd.-ons. is entered az the Fos'oIHe- I'LL
Wnea..rg. ". Va, as second-class @,le1'