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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-16

half way across when freight trair
appeared, going in the opposite direc-
ton, causing George very uneasy feel
ing, and giving him a lively chase.
Rev. w. B. Thompson, Of High
Ridge, was in town yesterday calling
en- friends
Kirk Smith and Edward Findlay, OF
Cleveland, have returned home after
a short visit with T. H. HesloD and
family.
The Health Board met last evening
in regular session.
j. T. Blumenberg will be home from
the east about September LIST and will
then make arrangements for opening
the opera house on the evening of Sep
TENDER 3d. Some first-class attractions
are promised during the season.
The Knights of Pythias met last
evening and put one candidate through
the third degree.
The picnic to be given on the Island
Saturday promises TO be an enjoyable
affair.
Ben Chopper and family will be home
tomorrow from Atlantic City.
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another dance at the Seventh street
park next Saturday evening.
Misss Maggie Welch was shopping at
Wheeling yesterday.
The Belmont Manufacturing Com
pany plant resumes operations to-day
after being idle one week on account Of
taking stock.
There will be no meeting of the ED
| worth League held tomorrow evening
on account of Camp meeting opening
then.
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the larg-
est loaf sold for 5 cents. Your grocer
will get it for you.
Miss Clara Mosier, day central at the
| Bell Office. is of duty on account of
sickness.
Hon. Sam Burdette, of Charleston.
was in the city yesterday.
At meeting held Monday evening
at the headquarters of the hook and
ladder company, it was decided to hold
an election on September 9th. A com
mittee consisting of Charles Conner. of
No. /: James Clegg. of No. ?, E. Ben
nett, of No. 5, and Charles Rice, OF the
hook and ladder. were appointed to con-
| duct the election. Each company will
have the privilege of selecting candi-
date but his name must be given the
above committee not later than the Goth
Of this month. The election will be
| held between the hours OF $50 and s. so
p. m. A. J. McElroy, ex-ehief. has de-
elined to allow his name to be used in
connection with the chiefship. The
companies, however, will have a num-
Der of candidates, but ii will be hard
matter TO select man who has render
ed better service than Mr. McElroy. In
the meantime it is hoped that after
this election there will be no more trou-
bic in any of the companies and that
all concerned will work to the interest
OF the city.
| VIM. Turner has been added TO the
force at the B. & o. freight station.
on account of Henry Jarrett having re-
signed to accept position at New Mar
| tinsville.
Miss Lena Henderson. who has been
i'll for some time past, is rapidly re-
| covering.
! j. w. Burchinal was visitor to
Wheeling yesterday.
| To-day is the last day of. the exami-
nations for the county schools. Quite
large number of teachers are pres
ent
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MOUNDSViLLE.

w. II. Offterdinger, the well known
First Ward baker. is confined to his
home on account OF sickness.
Presley W Morris editor of the Par
kersburg State Journal, was here yes
terday.
Prosecuting Attorney E. l.. Robinson,
and Attorney J. w. McIntire Of New
Martinsyille. were here yesterday.
wheeling Bakery Bread IS the larg-
est loaf sold for ) cents. Your grocer
will get it for you.
Thomas Fleming was at Wheeling On
business yesterday.
A marriage license has been issued
by the County Clerk to Sidney E. Phil
lips. of this city, and Mollie Burns, OF
Bellaire.
w. II. Dorsey left last evening TO be
present at the New MartinsyiIle Fair.
Harrison Gamble has sold his farm
consisting Of 100 acres in Liberty dis
trict. TO Newton Dowler. The consider
alton named Is $500.
Peter Welch leaves tomorrow on a
visit to friends at Canton, 0.
Theodore Brinkman left last night
on a business trip TO Sistersville.
Mrs. R. II. DeCamp returns to-mor-
row from a two weeks visit to Chicago
relatives.
S. ". Mathews leaves to-day on a
business trip TO Washington, d. G.
Dr. D. ]. states is at Morgantown on
bu.:ness.
Henry Gehring and Oscar Wright re-
turn to-day from business trip TO
Harveys. Pa.
Miss Blanche Russell, CT Beliaire, Is
visiting Miss Pearl Criswell. Of Western
Avenue.
Misses Matte Stultz and Esther Kirk
are home from weeks visit with
friends at Beilalre-
The hook and ladder boys win have
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LONDON, August 15.-Mrs. Lily
Langtry, the actress, was married Ju-
ly 9th at the Island Of Jersey, to
Hugo Gerald de Battle, 20 years OF
age, the Oldest son of Sir Henry Per-
cival de Battle, bart, a retired gener-
al and Crimean veteran. The cere-
mony was private, the only witness
being Mrs. Langtry's daughter. The
Prince of Wales is said to have been
in the confidence Of the pair and he
sent them a telegram of congratula-
lions. The wedding occurred the day
"Mr. Jersey Mrs. Langtry's) horse
Norman won the Goodwood cup.
Sir Henry de Battle has seats in De-
vonshire, Sussey and County Meath, to
which the bridegroom is heir.
Sisters Of the bridegroom are married
to Harry McCalmont, Harry Lawson
and Sir Saville Brinton Crossley Bart.
The wedding will not Interfere with
Mrs. Langtry's forthcoming season at
the Haymarket
Mrs. Langtry, in an interview at the
theatre said to a reporter of the AS
sociated Press:
Yes, it is quite true l am married
to Mr.. De Battle. The wedding occur
red very quietly at my old church, St.
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MARTINS FERRY.

A party Of young people from here
drove out to Stelle's Grove last evening
where they spent the evening dancing
The Etude Mandolin club accompanied
the party and furnished some excellent
music for the occasion.
Mrs. Frank McCarty and daughter
are home from Mt. Pleasant, Pa, where
thew have been visiting relatives.
r. Stricken has returned home from
visit with relatives in Marshal coun-
ty. West Virginia.
Miss Minnie Erwin leaves tomorrow
for Philadelphia.
VIM. Griffith left yesterday for San
dusky. O., to visit relatives and
friends.
w. H. Eaton left for Cleveland yes
terday morning to visit his wife, who
leaves shortly for Boston, Mass.
Prof. and Mrs. w. II. Stewart aTriv-
ed home last evening form Oxford, o.,
where they have been visiting the past
summer.
Mrs. Lou Dawson is on the sick list
The suit brought by Edward Nc
Carty against Mrs. Sadie Allender, in
behalf Of her two step-children TO re-
cover 81 .000 insurance carried by Rich
ard Allender, their father. has been
COMPROMISED, $500 of the money being
taken out to cover the costs OF the case
and the funeral expenses, caused by
Charles Allender. one of the children,
and the remainder TO be equally divid-
ed among the three
Verne Young. Of Dillon, was in town
yesterday calling friends.
Pref J. w. Schofield leaves in short
time for Marion, Ind.
Albert Lupton, OF ut. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday.
Charles Helling left for New Martins
vile. ". ". to attend q fair.
Win Bowman left yesterday for Gin
cinnati, after a visit here. His wife
will remain here for another week
Mann's foundry resumed yesterday.
Last evening George Cooke cane
near being caught By EIain while walk
ing On the Terminal trestle east OF
Fourth Get. He had gotten about
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TINE TO SETTLE UP.

ut was years ago, in Chicago" said
the eX-hotel clerk. "and l was at the
desk at midnight when an old man who
had been guest for three or four days
came walking down stairs as cool as you
please, with his satchel in his hand, and
as he walked up to me he took out his
wallet and said:
Il think I'll settle up and go. How
much is it,"
Il told him. and as he handed owe.
the money he said:
II think you ought to knock of
something for the rest of the night
but you can go back to bed if you
wish
but l can't, you see The whole
floor up there is ON fire!'
And so it was" continued the clerk
"and the firemen had an hour of the
hardest kind of fighting to save the
building. Out of about a hundred
guests l believe that old chap was the
only one who squared his BILL"
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Saviours, Island of Jersey, where my
dear old father officiated so often. 1t
was pretty much in the nature or a
runaway match, as we KEPT it TO our
selves, hoping It would leak out grad
ually. | see the papers put ME down
as AZ years old. Well, few Yeas
either way does not matter; but | am
only 80, for the old clerk ut st. SaVi0ur5
took my age from the church register
OF births.
Il know nothing of HUgos estates.
Indeed, have not been there YET. Ike
newspapers, as a rule, do not spare me
and have often criticised me when | cid
not deserve it. The very idea of news
paper comment makes me nervous.
hope the newspapers will speak nicely
of our wedding now that the news has
leaked out.
THE Prince of Wales was, as he al
ways is. thoughtful. He remembered
us kindly by congratulations. But, |
am sorry his name was mentioned rs
what he did was done privately and ont
Of pure friendship.
''Mr. Frohman is arranging with me
for an American tour. | long to so,
for l love the people of that country.
OF course my husband will accompany
me-"
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.


A Collection OF the Small Events Of Each
Passing Oar.
The Olivette Club will dance at
Mozart Park this evening.
The local tin workers will give a
hop at Mozart Park this evening. Prof.
Guam will furnish the music.
There is some prospect of meet
ing OF the special Council refunding
committee about the last OF the month :.
The old Alhambra skating rink
building has been demolished, and res
licences will probably be erected on the
site.
Services were held at the Catholic
churches of the city, yesterday, in cell
ebration of the Feast of the Assump-
ton.
The La Belle plate mills were put
in operation yesterday morning, after
being idle two days owing to lack OF
metal.
The Eighth ward engine boys ac-
cept the challenge of the Niagara fire.
men for game of quoits some time in
the near future.
The property stolen from the res
idence of T. j. Banner, on the Island.
by young woman, last Saturday, has
been recovered by the police.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to George A. Churchfield, ma
tive Of Washington county Pa, and
Emma Padgett, native OF Wheeling.
The Fulton fremen will have a
picnic to-day at Pleasant Valley Park,
| for which very attractive programme
has been prepared, and large attend
ance is expected.
The work of grading and paving
alley C, from Twentieth street to the
interesting alley above Twenty-second
street. was commenced yesterday morn
| ing by a large force of men.
Jane Love was arrested by the pc
lice yesterday afternoon on warrant
sworn out by her husband, the charge
being disorderly conduct She will
appear before the Mayor this morn
ing.
Bert McConaughey, indicted by the
grand jury Monday called at this Office
/ last evening to say that his indictment,
4 while fact, grew out of an error by
/ a Justice, that ne is at liberty without
! being under bond or other restraint,
and that his case will be nollied.
| A man named Bowman, residing on
| South Jacob street, while at work yes
| terday morning on new building in
| the country, in some manner fell and
! had his left shoulder Gislocated. Later
he was brought to his home in this
city, where he received medical attend
1 ance.
The evening paper yesterday gave
credit TO Lieut.. Michaels for the run
ming down Of two small girls who
/ robbed two Island families of small
( sums of money. The credit is really due
to Officer Bickerton. The stealing was
a small affair, the guilty girls belong
/ ing On a boat house. which has been
/ ordered out of town.
j. D. Crawford, former Register
| reporter, now on the Pittsburg Dis
patch, is the complainant in a robbery
case, in which James McVenie, also a
Dispatch reporter, is the defendant
| Crawford charges McVenie with the
| larceny Of a watch, valise and some
other property from his room, No. 81
| Second avenue, Pittsburg, and the &C
cused is under arrest.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The stockholders of the Steubenvile.
Mingo and Ohio Valley Traction Co.,
met in the Office of ]. H. Mckee, Esq,
at Steubenville Monday evening and
elected the following officers: Board
Of Directors, VIM. H. Hearne, VIM.
Lipphart, F. H. Eicke, L. G. Hallcck,
l.. E. and H. S. Sands and John FL.
Mckee. The Directors organized as
fellows: President, VIM. II. Hearne:
Vice President, VIM Lpphart; Treas
urer. l.. f. Sands; Secretary, F. H.
Eicke. They also awarded contracts
for ties. rails and much other material
for the electric line between Steuben-
vile and Mingo. L. G. Hallock, who
is an experienced contractor, will have
charge of the work, which, it is ex-
pected will begin at the Mingo end
this week. Work On the park will be
commenced at once, there being con-
siderable clearing, grading and build
ing to be done.
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WILL VISIT PITTSBURG.
President Mckinley to Greet the Ienth
Regiment - Visited Catholic summer
School.

pr.s;f,.,t Mckinley to Greet the Tenth
REGIMENT visited Catholic Summer
School.
PLATTSBURG, N. Y, August 10
A committee, consisting of Governor
Stone. of Pennsylvania, Robert Pit
cairn and E. NJ Bigelow, of Pittsburg,
arrived here tonight to invite Presi-
dent Mckinley to attend the reception
to he rendered the Tenth Pennsylvania
regiment in Pittsburg on their return
home from the Philippines, August 20.
The President accepted the invitation
and will leave here Saturday evening,
August 26, arriving in Plttsburg sun
day evening, August u. There Will be
a review and the entire State militia
of Pennsylvania will be in Pittsburg on
the accession.
President Mckinley, accompanied by
Private Secretary Cortelyou, left Cham-
plain this morning at few minutes
past II o'clock and were driven down
to the Auditorium on the grounds CT
the Catholic Summer School OF Amerl-
ca, at Cliffhaven, on Lake Cnamplaln.
A triumphal arch of evergreens inter-
laced with American flags had been
erected at the entrance to the grounds,
and the auditorium and many OF the
cottages on the grounds had been gaily
decorated with flags and bunting in
honor of the Presidents visit. The
road from the hotel to the Summer
School grounds was lined with people
anxious to get a glimpse CT the Presi-
dent. AS the President entered the
auditorium the spectators arose and
sang a song composed for the occasion
ard set to the music of Donizetti's lei
Puritani"
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SOMETIMES THERE is.

Its curious how close a butcher can
come to hogs weight by looking al
him. said the man who was splitting
all over the street car.
"T&hat's no trick" replied the man
on his right. I'm no butcher. but III
bet you a dollar | can guess your
weight within five pounds"
My weight! Oh, that's a different
thing, you see. I'm no hog
And he spat right and left, and
showed his legs out, and added that
there was heap Of difference between
. man and a hog.
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DISSATISFIED.
Ohio Colored Men Meet aud Denounce
President McKinley's Policies.

SPRINGFIELD, o.. August To-
Prominent colored Masons of Ohio me-
in this city tonight and expressed dis,
satisfaction concerning President Nc
Kinley's silence on the lynching ques'
ton and his refusal TO commission Col
ored officers. Prominent speakers werS
r. w. Tyler, Columbus; Charles Mar
shall, Cleveland; w. H. Parham, Gin
cinnati; VIM. Hunley, Toledo. They
threatened to remain away from thS
polls in a body at the coming election
and appointed w. H. Parham TO dis
tribute an address to colored voters sell
ting ofrth the above complaint.
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THE FRANKLIN RUMPUS.

The police yesterday received addi-
tional details of the trouble at Frank
lin, Marshall county, vaguely reported
Monday, through a visit by Mrs.
Emma Pollen. wife of w. H. Pollen,
nee Neininger, and formerly a resi-
dent Of this city. She said her husband
abused her and threatened to shoot her.
and she fed. The couple were only
married about August 4th, as a license
was issued in this county to the couple
on that day.
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ALI, REGINNFTS FITJED

WASHINGTON. August 15.-The
number of enlistments for Philippine
service was 444. making total of
1884 All regiments being raised in
the United States. except the Twenty
ninth. Thirty-third and Thirty-fifth.
are filled and with the extra men in
other regiments there is enough to
complete them.
1t is the intention of the depart
ment. however, to see If the regiments
can be recruited in their respective
districts as the surplus can be used for
the regiments in the Philippines.
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MARKS FROM ABOVE.

PITTSBURG-River feet l inch and
falling. Clear and cool.
,WARREN-Rive at low water mark.
Clear and warm.
GREENSBORO-Rive feet inches
and stationary. Fair and pleasant
STEUBENViI.LE-Riv feet inches
and falling. Clear and warm.
OIL CITY-Rver inches and station
airy. Clear and pleasant.
Representations feet inches
and falling.
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KILLED BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN.

READING. Pa, August 15.-Franklin
Hasser, son of the proprietor of the High
land House, above Wernersville. this
county, and two lady guests, Hilda II. and
Gertie Fleischman, of Harrisburg, aged 20
and % years respectively whom he was
driving to the station there were killed
to-day by the Lebanon Valley express
near that place. Mr. Hasser was slightly
deaf
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A RELIGIOUS ROW.

LONDONDERRY, August 15.-An Irish
party wrecked a Methodist church here
yesterday evening while its opponents
stoned the Catholic chapel.
The Mayor has issued a proclamation
empowering military officers to act as
magistrates and additional soldiers and
police have been called out.
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DIED OF DYSENTERY,
,ial TO the REGISTER.

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, Ohio, August 15-samuel
Kaybold, of Ne!sonvile a prominent
Hooking Valley coal operator and Knight
Templar died suddenly here to-day of
dysentery. He was taken i'll while on his
way home from Clarksburg. W. Va, and
became so i'll that he could not complete
the journey.
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B. & o. NET EARNINGS.

BALTIMORE, MD, August 15.-The
net earnings of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad for the month of July, 1892
were $S7S,051, an increase of S415,4 97.
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EX-MAYOR c. w. SEABRIGHT DY-

Reports from the bedside of Ex- May
or G.. W. Seabright. early this morn
ing, were to the effect that he was very
low and unconscious. and he was scarce
ly expected TO survive the night.
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TO-MORROWes DEPARTUREs

Marietta, Urania. s a. m.
Pittsburg. Greenwood. 9 a. m.
Parkersburg, H. X. Bedford, II a. m
Newport, Jewel II a. N.
Steubenville. T. VI. Bayne, 2:30 p. m
Sistersville, Ruth. $3.50 p m.
Ciarington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
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PONTA Delgada, Azores, August 15-All
communication between the Azores
Islands and Portugal have been interdicted
on account of the seeming cases of bubonic
plague, which have been discovered at
Oporto. No vessels, merchandise or mails
from Portugal will be admitted at any
ports of these islands.
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feet, one inch, and became stationary.
Last evening the water began to re-
! cede and at midnight the marks indi
! Gated stage of three feet, nine inches
and falling.
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BOATS LEANING TO-DAY.

bJA LEN mo IO-DAt.
Charleston, Kanawha, $50 a. m.
Marietta. Urania, s a. m.
Parkersburg, Argand. IL a. m.
Steubenvi!le, T. NJ. Bayne, 2:50 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $50 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy. $50 p. III.
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ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, August 10
All of Egypt is infected with the
foot and mouth disease. There have
been 1927 cases reported since July Is.
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MADRID, August 15.-The Gazette
tomorrow will announce the quaran-
tine on arrivals from Portugal. San
itary posts have been established on
the frontier for the inspection of trav-
elers.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
Good modern roomed suburban dwell
ing with stable. one mile from w 4 Z. @.
ri H. VIII rent for very low consiaera-
ton until April lst.
Tn Steel and Hoop stocks bought and
sold direct on the New York ard Chicago
Stock Exchanges.
WHITE e. BATES.
Room r. Exchange Bank Building.
Phone 81 aule
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The steamer Greenwood. which will

The steamer Greenwood, which will
arrive from Charleston, is scheduled
to leave for Pittsburg tomorrow at 8
a. m. However, she may be unable to
continue the trip on account Of the
low stage of water.
The H. X. Bedford which pulled out
for Parkersburg during the day has
just been taken off the docks at the
latter place, after receiving a fresh
coat of paint. both inside and outside.
and being reitted with new cylinder
timber, fan tail rake bulk head
around the engine room and hull
She presents quite an admirable ap-
pearance.
The old reliable Ben Hur is laid up
at West Marietta. o.. owing to low
water. The boat is being given a gen
eral overhauling.
At the wharf yesterday at seven a.
M. the river reached stage of four
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MARKS From BELOW.

PARKERSBURG-O river feet and
falling. Cloudy; mercury IS.
POINT PLEASANT-River 5 feet in
ches and rising. Cloudy.
CINCINNATI-Rive 5 feet inches and
falling. Clear.
CAIRO-River II feet inches and sta
tionary. Cloudy and cool.
E,VANSVILLE-River 10 feet inches
and rising Cloudy
LOUlSVlLLE-River falling: feet in
canal; s feet / .on fails; 9 feet . below
locks. Clear and pleasant
MEMPHlS-River 10 feet Z, a rise of 0.S.
Cloudy and cool.
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FOR RENT.

Fourrooms at No. AZ Fifteenth
street; SIS. Six elegant rooms
at No. 1904 Main street; SIS.
JAMES L. tiAwLEY, iO65 Main Street.
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DEATHS FROM PLAGUE.
Eleven Deaths and Twenty-Six Cases at
Oporto-An Comm unicati Cut OF.

OPORTO, August 15.-Slnce the out
break of the plague there have been
eleven deaths and twenty-six cases
from the disease.
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T ITHOGRAPHING

In IN It's branches. ara 80 reasonable ~
superlcr 0uauty VIII allow. Get prtces an1
samples We tan sUsr you notn wayk
NEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of tn c
Boats aud BoatmeD.

YESTERDAY DEPARTURES.
Urania. Marietta.
H * Bedford Parkersburg.
level, Newport
4 NJ Bayne, Steubenville.
Ruth, SistersVille.
Leroy Darlington.
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$40 REWARD $40

reward OF ten dollars will be paid for
the arrest ana convection OF any perso On o.
persona -augnt stealing the Register.