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AMONG THE POSTMASTERs.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Postmasters
Of the fourth elias have been appointed in
West Virginia as follows
At Beechwood, Monongalia county, Rob-
ert /. Patterson. vice Edward Snider, re-
signed; at Carthage, Jackson county, f.
c. Bl ooks, vice VIM. A. Cadle, removed:
at Colfax, Marion county, Mrs Dora
Vincent, viceM. l.. Heron, removed; at
Cyrus, Roane county, Ehud Roberts, vice
A. T. Gallahue, removed: at Endicott,
Netzel county, j. f. Davis, vice VIM.
Harlan, resigned; at Gfadwyn, Tucker
county, Julius Loebl vice G. w. Allender
dead; at Glady Randolph county, Clinton
Taylor, vice VIM. NJ. Flint, resigned; at
Hartley, Richie county, VIM r. Bush
vice, James A. Hefner, removed: at Kan
awha City, kanawha county, f. II VIII
liams, vice S. l.. Smith, removed: at Mag
gle, Mason county, j. S. Somerville. vice
]. l.. Knight, removed; at Tacy Barbour
county, Daniel ]. Boyles. vice Jasper
Vince, resigned: at White Sulphur
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LITERARY NOTES.


THE NORTH AMERICAN RE
NlEW.--One Of the most interesting
numbers this year Of the North Amer
lean Review will be found in the May
issue.
Rev. Lyman Abbott presents an eX-
haustive paper on The Basis of an
Anglo-American Understanding. THE
Situation in Cuba" is graphically and
thrillingly told by Clara Barton. Lieu
tenant Dapray, U. S. A., contributes a
timely article on Our Duty to Our
Citizen Soldiers" Sir William How
ard Russell's "Recollections of the CT
vii War will be deeply interesting to
all readers Of the Review
THE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE.
The May number of the Engineering
Magazine contains a number CT choice
contributions. Chiefly among which
we note The Development Of the Tor
pedo Boat Destroyer" by John Platt;
The Applications Of Electricity on a
Modern Warship," by A. L. Shepard;
Mining the Gold Ores of the Rand,
by Messrs. Webb and Treatman, and the
"Purifcation of River Water Supplies, =
by C. V. Childs
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.-Th May
number of Harpers fully sustains its
reputation as the leading magazine
among the monthlies. The large and
varied table of contents furnish ample
subjects for all classes Of readers. The
stories are each well told; the poetry
is bright and sparkling and the illus
trations beautiful gems from the art
lists pencil.
GUNTON'S MAGAZINE.-Gunt S
Magazine for May is filled with the
choicest and NEST timely articles to be
found in any Of the monthlies. Among
the mere prominent may be noted "A
War For Peace" Spain and Cuba,
ga Few Facts, ''Tammany and Pub
lie improvements, - E'Populism and La
Dor Unions Many other important
subjects are treated in an able man
ner in this number.
GODEY'S MAGAZINE1-The leading
feature in Godey's is the beginning Of
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A FINE GAS WELL.

Special to the Register.
Weston, W. Va, May 13.-The Wood
ford gas well was cased off yesterday
and register put on to test the pres
sure. The register used was only a
FIVE hundred pound pressure one, and
three minutes after it was attached the
gas blew out the gasken. The COM
pany telegraphed for a gage of high
pressure to ascertain the full capacity
CT the well. If it reaches a thousand
pounds which some of the engineers
claim it will go over, the gas will at
once be piped to Buckhannon and
Weston. This will be in direct COM
petition with the company now furn-
lshing gas for Weston.
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JOHN A. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust made by
Margaret Baeker and Frederick A Back
er, her husband, of Ohio county. West
Virginia to me- as trustee, dated April
18th 1894, and recorded in the office of
the Clerk of the County Court Of Ohio
County w Va, in Deed of Trust Book
No 49, page GO ! will sell at public Guc-
ton at the north front door OF the court
house of said county. on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH, 1898,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN, lie fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in
Ohio county, West Virginia, aoout one
hundred yards east of the "astcrly cor
poration line Of he city of Wheeling, that
is 10 say, so much of that piece of land
known as the Sunnyside Vino ard, con-
Neyed to Christian Frank by t. Il. Bush
field and others, by deed dated February
Sth, 1870 and recorded in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Ohio Coun-
tY, in Deed Book No 81, pages 161 and l66,
and described and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of
Charles Schwertfeger line, and running
thence along the northwest side Of the
county road one hundred and thirty-five
feet: thence westwardly thirty-three feet;
thence northwardly one hundred and
thirty-two feet to Charles Schwertfeger's
line thence eastWardlY along the south
line of Charles Schwertfeger thirty-tive
feet to the place of beginning, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and thereto belonging, being the
same property conveyed to the said Mar
dated February 18th, 1894. ana recorded
in said Clerks Office in Deed Book No.
49, page %.
Terms of Sale:-Cash.
c. A. SCTIAEFER,
ap28es&oawi Trustee.
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ELAINE 1T ON LETTER.

London, May 13.-The newspapers
are publishing cartoons and articles
holding Joseph Letter, the Chicago
grain manipulation, responsible for the
situation in Italy. The Morning Lead
er says:
English corn is now higher than for
many years. In France there have
been threatenings and mutterings Of
trouble. in Spain there are bread riots
and in Italy there are barricades, burn
ing houses, fighting, revolution, in fact,
on the part of the people who are I'M
able to get bread and who think it bet
ter to die by the bullet than to starve.
The very throne seems to totter be-
cause bread is so dear. Other people
pay for Letters experience now"
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TRUSTEES SALE
Of Valuable Wheeling Island Property.

By virtue of a deed Of trust made by
Walter II. Rinehart ana Wlte, 70 the , 9ia-
dersigned trustee, dated April zftn, 1870
and recorded in the office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court of OHIO county, state
of West Virginia, in deed Of trust book
No. As page 2S9, / viii sell at public auc-
ton at the north front door OF the court
house of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, JUNE, 4TH. 1898,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. mi the fol-
lowing described property All y ths
north half az each of the three lots ~
parcels of land numbered respectively one
hundred and efghty-siX (lS6), one hum
dred and eighty-seven GEO, ana one num-
dred and lightweight QSSl, upon the plat
Wheeling, being situate on the west slde
Of South Broadway street, on the Wheel
ing Island, and extending on the line of
said street sixty 900 feet, and on the
south side of alley AZ one hundred and
forty (l4O feet, and being the same prop
by Charles Nichols by deed dated March
2Sth. 1891. and recorded in deed book No.
So. page ABS. together with all the buildings
and appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms of sale -One-third of the pur-
chase money, or so much more as the pur-
chaser may elect 70 pay cash IN hand on
day of sale, and the residue in two equal
installments payable in one and two
years respectively from the day of sale,
with interest the purchaser giving his ne
gotiabe promissOry notes for the defer
red payments and the title to be conveyed
to the purchaser, he giving deed OF trust
to secure said deferred payments. The
purchaser also to insure the buildings on
said property to further secure said de-
ferred payments in the amount of 1850.
I. S. RILEY,
my6ei Trustee.
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deals with the thought, customs, and
religious systems of that time
The book is a closely printed volume
Of five hundred pages, and good judges
predict for it a great circulation and
popularity. price, $1.50)
DAY DREAMS OF A DOCTOR, by
@. Barlow, M D. Peter Paul BOOK
Company, New York This is a new
publication which will become prime
favorite with the reading public, and
while some Of the subjects treated OF
are metaphysical and scientific in tnef
nature, che large amount OF valuable
knowledge obtained from the Doctor 5
practical experience more than compen-
safes for the careful study devoted TO
the texts presented. Day Dreams
should become very popular.
THE KINGDOM GAINED, and other
poems, by Col D. H. Davis, Quiet Dell,
w. Va Many beautiful thought are
brought cut in these poems, while the
author shows a mind of lofty and fer
tile imagination in expression. The
poems are well worthy of a careful read
ing, as it is only by SO doing that the
work will be properly appreciated. B.
F. johnson Publishing Co, Richmond,
Va, are the publishers. (Price, cloth,
S1.00; Morocco, S1.50D
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MEATH THE RED, WHITE AND
BLUE.

MEATH THE RED, WHITE AND
BLUE.
Go join in the conflict that's pending to-
day.
Make the Spaniards surrender and in
demnity pay
You'll help liberate Cuba if your hearts
firm and true,
Then We'll all be united meath the red,
white and blue.
Down in camp where the patriotic flag
floats to-day,
Our old soldiers tarried dressed in blue
and the gray.
Their sons are now waiting clad in one
color true,
To battle for justice meath the red. white
and blue.
When our countrymen learned of the
wreck of the Maine.
They were anxious to retaliate with ven
geance on Spain.
Uncle Sam was very angry: Spain asked
what would he do?
why, fightt' said his boys meath the
red, white and blue.
Twill be victory for US, and the downfall
of Spain:
Then Dewey the gallant wifi come home
again,
Crowned with laurels and the blessings OF
poor Cubans. too.
And we'll all live in peace meath the red,
white and blue.
ALTA N. JAMES.
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the new novel, "a Golden Sorrow" by
Maria Louise Pool. art in Oriental
Rugs" and the "Old California Mis-
sions' are very readable. Life on the
Canal and 1.-THE keynote of Memori-
al Day will be perused with real
pleasure. The handsome illustrations
of THE Warships Of Our Navy" is one
of the charming features Of this num-
Der.
OUTING.-Outing for May is one of
the finest numbers of this popular
magazine that ever left the press. Ev-
erything about it well suits the "Mer-
ry Month. The contributions are
each well written and the illustrations
are first-class in every particular. To
the sportsman, the tourist and the cy-
clist, Outing is invaluable.
THE CCSiMOPOLITlAN-T stand
ard of excellence is well maintained in
the May number of the Cosmopolitan.
The literary, artistic and Typographical
work in this number would be hard
to surpass The enterprise of the pub
fishers have made this magazine one
OF the most popular now presented to
the American public.
THE HOME MAGAZINE-The May
number Of this popular magazine is 4
splendid example of mechanical work.
1t is a most readable book, too: there
are a number of timely illustrated ar
ticles, many short stories, special ar
ticles, etc, making it all in all de-
lightful number.
THE ARENA-The Arena for May
is accented with strong and character
istic features. The leading articles are
from the pens of John Clark Ridpath,
Senator VIM M. Stewart, William
Henry Johnson, Hon. Geo. A. Groot,
B. 0. Flower and Hon Henry Winn.
and each will be found well worthy CT
perusal.
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MAP OF PUERTO RICO.

Springs, Greenbrier county. Edward
Hines, vice S. Fl. Turner, removed.
A new postoffice has been established at
Midkiff, Lincoln county, with Newton
Midkiff as postmaster, and at Piney. Wet
eel county, with James A. Harlan as
postmaster. A new postoffice h as also
been established at Lansing, Belmont
county, o. with Geo j. Graham as post
master.
Commissions have been issued to the
following recently appointed West Vir-
ginia postmasters: John n. Dorson. at
Sedalia; Alexander l.. Stewart at Will
bur: Adrian R. Hatfield, at Nolan; Alpine
US Garrison, at Pedlar; W. Beerbower, at
ockville: Joseph L. Lazear, at Kidwell :;
Elmer d. Edmonston, at Pullman; Fred
Wilt, at Revere; Mary L. Blosser, at
Uneya.
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NEW MUSIC.

CUBA SHALL BE FREE.-A new
patriotic song and music composed
and arranged by J. G. Griggs, Beverly,
Ohio. The musical arrangement is
very fine, and set to the patriotic words
of the ballad insure for this piece a
large amount OF deserved popularity.
OLD GLORY is WAVlNG.-A new
war song, "Old Glory is Waving by
Charles Fonteyn Nancy, has just been
issued by the oliver Ditson Company,
Boston. 1t is a song for the whole
people-a genuine hymn of the Repub-
lie. written by an American and
breathing the real American spirit.
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Commissioners Sale,

BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Ohio County. entered on the 10Th
Day Of April; A.. d, 1898, in Chancery
Order Book No. II, page 4. in a chancery
cause therein pending, wherein Johanna
Rieneke and others are compliments and
Augusta Bishoff and others are defend
ants, the undersigned, who was by said
decree appointed Special Commissioner
for the purpose. will sell at public auction
at the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio County, to the highest bidder there
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m the fol-
owing described property, that is to say,
all that certain parcel of real estate Sill
uate in the City Of Wheeling, County of
Ohio, and State of West Virginia, de-
scIibed as follows: The south 20 feet of
lot No. Y in square No. Il. Of Sprigg and
Ritchie's addition to the said City Of
Wheeling, fronting 30 feet on Eoff Street
of said city, and running back that is
westward of equal width to the alley in
the rear of said lot, together with all
improvements thereon and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Terms of Sale-One-third or as much
more as the purchaser may elect cash
the puzNlase money on a credit OF six
and tvcJe months, the purchaser to give
his note for the deferred payments. bear
ing interest from date and the title to be-
retained until the purchase money is all
paid, but the purchaser may If he so
elect, pay the whole of the deferred pay
ments at any time, with the accrued
interest thereon.
JOHN A. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
April Nth. 1898
| hereby certify that John A. Howard,
the above named Special Commissioner,
has given bond as required by the Court
with approved security.
c. II. HENNING
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ohio County,
West Virginia. aprl4 2, 2S5&14
J. c. HERV Ely, AuctiOncer.
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KILLED BY SPANIARDS.

Boston, Mass, May 13.-The schoon-
er Jennie s. Butler, from Cienfuegos,
winch has arrived here, reports that
,sr mate John Purchase, If Portland,
Me, was killed by Spaniards. before the
vessel sailed from Cienfuegos. 1t is
'aoUght Purchase attempted to pass
lna troeha, and was hacked to pieces
by soldiers.
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NEW BOOKS.

VICTOR SERENUS, story of the
Pauline era, by Henry Wood, author OF
Studies in the Thought World Ideal
Suggestion" Gods Image in Man.
Edward Burton, "The Political Econ
omy OF Natural Law" etc. 12mo.
Cloth.
Messrs Lee & Shepard. Boston. have
just published a most interesting piece
of fiction by Henry Wood, entitled
Victor Serenus.' The scene is Local
ed in that very dramatic period of the
worlds history, the Pauline era, and
through graphic character delineaticn
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A TRIMMING OF BRAID.
A Design for a Tiny Bolero to Wear
Over Summer Waists.

The tiniest bolero yet, is made of
broad, heavy, black braid such as is
sometimes used for girdles. The braid
to set well must be at least two inches
wide. 1t is sewed in cross pieces and
points so as to make a quaint little
bolero. This has a broad string strap
around the shoulders under the arms,
that it can be slipped on over any
gown
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DEWEY HOLDS THE CABLE.

London, May 13.-Lloyd's agent al
Manila cabled from Hong Kong to-day
that the blockade of the capital of the
Philippine islands is strictly maintain
ed and that the cable is Oh board an
American vessel.
Several local steamers, Lloyd's agent
continued, are reported to have been
captured, but he says there is no con-
firmauon of the reports.
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e..-.la1 to the Register.

spscal to the Register
Charleston, w. Va, May 13.-Cap-
latin Douglas. Settle, the United States
clustering officer at Camp Lee was re-
Giving the congratulations of his com
aides to-day upon his promotion from
The rank Of Lieutenant, which was re-
nn+ed from Washington yesterday.
canaan Settle mustered in Company
n If Clarksburg, this morning. Com
nanv l. of Berkeley Springs, was or
fsred ND for muster, but when Captain
householder counted his men he found
,Aa- he lacked twenty-five to make up
he required number, number of
them having left the camp since yes
terdav. Captain Settle is very ynuch
worried over the difficulty of getting
tre men TO stick after agreeing to vol
nnrser. Besides Company l, there are
TWO other companies that remain to be
mustered in. These are K, Of .Ansted,
lacking eight men, and L, IF Parkers-
burg. lacking ten. AS there are
A NUMBER OF RECRUITS
on the road here from different points
in the State, it is expected that these
companies will be filled out by Mon
day next and mustered in. The regi-
mental officers will then be mustered
in and the regiment will be complete
A few days ago the Governor re-
ouested the Secretary of War to permit
lie regiment to be organized, under the
provisions of the West Virginia law
which provides for several officers not
provided for by the United States laws
An answer was received to-day stating
that the Secretary Of War refused to
allow the change asked for, but allow
Ing three additional battalion adju-
ants.
The officers We're receiving their pay
a. the Adjutant Generals Office to-day
and the privates will receive their pay
az soon as the pay rolls are made out.
A great many of the officers and men
have been out of money and their pay
al this time is very gladly received.
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USED A SHOTGUN.

Topeka, Kas., May 13.-J. S. Collins,
one OF the most prominent citizens OF
Topeka, we'll known real estate man,
was killed in bed at a. m. to-day by
an unknown person. The weapon used
was a shotgun, belonging to Mr. Col
Inns. Two shots were fired in rapid
succession. Mrs. Collins was slightly
wounded by the shots.
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HANGED FOR MURDER.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 13-Philip Hill,
colored, who shot and killed George
Lawrence, labor boss on the Pitts
burg, Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad.
on April 10, 1897, was hanged in the
county court yard here at 80 o'clock
this morning.
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SURPRISING INTELLIGENCE.

Rome May Blowing to demon
the universities of Naples, Bologna and
Rome have been closed.
The suppression of newspapers con-
tinues. The office of the Avanti was
searched this morning. Quiet reigns
at Como.
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ALL THE GERMANS SAFE.

Berlin, May 13.-The North Ger
man Gazette says it learns that the in
surgents Of the Philippine Islands have
secured all the arms that were stored
at the Cayite arsenal. The paper adds
that bombardment of Manila is i'm
mlnent should the Spaniards attack the
American blockading squadron.
All the Germans at Manila are safe.
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A HEAVY ROBBERY.


SN6c'3I % he Register.
Piedmont, w. Va, May 13.-Beris-
ford's jewelry store was robbed early
this morning of a large sum of money
and d lot of valuable jewelry. Every
train leaving Piedmont is being closely
watched by officers and citizens are
heavily armed, as the robbers are
known to be a desperate gang prepared
to shoot on sight.
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BOTH ARE HEALTHY.

Rome, May 13.-Rumors having
been circulated in different parts Of the
Continent to-day to the effect shat the
King and Queen of Italy had been as
sassinated, an announcement was made
that their majesties are enjoying per-
feet health
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Special Commissioners Sale Of
Valuable City properfy


Court of Ohio counfN S o. the CIRCUIT
9iiiisa, entered IN the cause II II 80 lg
d d+Ge adtinlstrator vs. Mary en M ,eii
1eas 7, On the 18th day of rebrlarV =
on ne 55th 49,, ee ens-:ed in said cause
Undersigned special con,A ~; y. lSso' tne
sell at public sale on 'i'iiissioller VIII
oo,,,,,t saI l; NAY 18TH. 1898
n .i,h f a. 10 O'clock a. m, IT the
0io "a oh irCn1 9Uof Of the court house Of
described property: Lots ~ eiie y 5ol !,
OF Joseph Caldwells addition IL ~ ,tiu a;t y
OF Nheelng, ONO county. State ~ Was.t
virginia, which lots are situate IN he
souei1Mess conner 81 Market and Twenty
each of which fronts fftv q "a, w ffeellns,
Market street and extend bac.r ore 49,, ~,
dred 10o( feet to Alley 'B - Said nronar.
erty will be laid OFF in lots fronting or
Weilly -seNeileH street. plat of which
signed. The property viii be offar 49, -
whole and IN parcels, laid off IL afore.
said, and sold in the 1naTnar i, % 10y, aaprs
will bring the best price WHICH ~
Terms Of Sale:-One-third ana as r,,ct,
l ah!lto, % lne purchase money as the pur.
sale, and the balance in one al ~, Ge'y ~ VI
years, with interest from dav Of sale tbs
purchaser giving his notes with annrova6
personal security, and the title ia he re-
r naana1, nhtll the whole of the purchase
Special Commissione-
| hereby certify that T. s. Riley snecial
commissioner, has given bond in the
amount. and upon the conditions required
C. S. GREER, Clerk
Auctionecr. ap2ScI
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THE CHIFFON RUCHE.
A Convenient Little Dog Collar to
Wear With Summer Dresses.

A very convenient neck ornament for
summer dresses is the dog collar made
OF chiffon. This is fashioned out of a
oand of satin upon which chiffon is
aited. The chiffon is caught in front
With little fancy buttons or clasps. Be-
lew each button there falls tiny rip
pie of lace.
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CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.

SPECIAL 70 the Register.
narleston, w. Va, May 13.-Charles
4 'dSler' James Frasier, Samuel Well
iuan and David Bartram We're convicted
- lae federal court here to-day of
breaking into the store of C. w. Will
'gli' at Erie, Wayne county. A post
---.e was KEPT in the store.
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A CHIFFON DOG COLLAR.
pie of lace

Inc collar, which hooks at the side,
has ruffie of stiffened lace around the
back, Or, If you desire, the ruffie can
be left off and the hair can be worn
low The chiffon is caught every four
inches and is pulled out in between in
to a very full puff.
HELE., GREY-PAGE.
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Of course there is no warmth in
such a waist trimming, but it is yalu-
able as a decoration. For a white
dress it gives street finish and it
bings out the color in blue or tan
gowns in woads~ful way 1t is near
1y always made of black, which gives
a chic French look to any costume.
HELEN GREY PAGE.
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THREE BURGI.ARIES

rdt 10 the Register
CaIoWell, Ohio, May 13.-The post
S"lee' Cleveland & Marietta railway
W. vol and Grin Tillon's general mer-
--aAolse store, at Dudley, was robbed
'~' night. It is not known how much
0aot> was secured.