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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31
THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW.

Written for the Register.
The old year leaves us. the new has come
A parting M a greeting,
Brings each and every Christian home
A farewell and a meeting. ,
The new years birth, mid winter scenes
Comes as a sad, sweet song,
OF old years joys and happy dreams,
That could not last for long.
Sweet Mem'ry. of the old year clings,
Around the home fireSide,
While hope within each bosom springs,
To make the new path L
The old year had his pleasant scene,
His glory could not last
And now bids all resolve between
The future and the past. .
The new years joys are yet unknown,
We annot see to-day,
And when we claim them as our own,
They, too, will pass away.
The lessons that the old year taught,
The new should profit by,
And blessings that he kindly brought,
The new Should honor high.
The old year was a good, true friend,
The new, / hope, will be
A treasure that will ever blend
The fruits of last years tree.
The new may give some blessings rare
The old had laid in store,
To bring to light when we compare
The joys that are no more.
The old resigned with honor's pride,
His duties now fulfilled,
He leaves the new a worthy guide,
With heart forever stilled.
New years come on, and we grow old
In waiting for the call,
That ushers in those truths untold
Which interest US all.
Count DER the good the old year gave,
And mark the past while kissing
Away sad tears Ger this new grave,
Among the unknown missing.
New years come on, and each we meet,
With thoughts of future glory,
But like the old we yet will sleep,
And others tell the story.
H. JEROME WHITE.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Chronicle of Daily Events of the
Town Across the Way.

Chronicle of Daily Events of the
Town Across. the Way.
The electric light company Of this
town proposes to make the plant n
of the best in the valley. The COM
pany is now looking over several sites
to construct a new plant on. The new
building will be Of brick and modern
in every way. The owners have some
sites in view. Mr.. G. W. Heinlein,
one of the leading stockholders, said
they would probably select a site this
week. Their present plant Is a frame
building and its capacity is inadequate
and new machinery has already been
bought, to be delivered June LIST, 1900,
when they expect to have their new
building completed.
The contract for building a new ad-
dition to the vault at the First Ma
tional Bank for safety boxes has been
let to a firm at Elizabeth, Pa, who are
under contract to have the same I'm
ished in sixty days.
Mrs. Fred Neininger, who has been
seriously i'll for some days, was report
ed not SO well last evening.
William H. Holloway, Of Flushing,
was in town yesterday on business.
VIM. Mooney leaves to-day for Sha-
ron, Pa.
The preserving works will start up
this week, and as some stock is low and
sales good, it is thought they will have
a steady run.
Cam Alexander received a painful in
jury at the Aetna mill Friday night.
A spindle bar breaking, a piece hit him
over the eye, cutting an ugly cash.
AL. Bucker, of Bellaire, was arrest
ed yesterday by Marshal Thompson for
indecent exposure.
P. Teasdale, of Barton, was calling
on friends yesterday.
Thomas Furry, the popular roller at
the Aetna tin mill, left yesterday for
New Philadelphia to attend a recep-
ton given to Al. G. Field by the Ells.
Mr.. Dave Powell, Of Pike street, is
sick.
John Elliott, of Flushing, was call
ing on friends yesterday.
Miss Gertie Crawford, who has been
visiting relatives in the town for some
days, mas returned to her home at
Blaine.
Mrs. J. H. Landermann, of Steuben-
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Marriage Licenses issued.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by Clerk Robertson, yesterday:
John NJ. Ferner. a native Of Fulton
county, Pa, and Inez NJ. Reed, a native
of Wheeling.
Lawrence Z. Stipes, a native OF
Wheeling, aged q, and Emily Brown,
a native of Illinois, aged 19.
Joseph H. Gould, a native of Rutland,
Wis, aged 27, and Ida May Robinson, a
native. of Moundsyille, aged "A.
Willis P. Richmond, a native OF Lex
ington, N. c., aged SO, and Mary |.
Moon, a native of Chatham, Pa, aged
80.
Thomas B. Packer, a native Of Zanes-
VILE, o., aged "a, and Lizzie Crummet,
aged 10.
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MUSICAL.

Following is the programme to be rem
dered by the Arion at the New Years
concert Monday night:
Observation-Disclosures Bendix
Opernlhaus Dorchester.
Chor-"Wie hab' ich sic geliebt""......
=. MotLiiiIl6
Arion Gesang-Section.
Sopran Solo-.Gavotte'........v. Massenet
Frau Flora Williams.
Chor-(a) Der Reiter und sein Lieb"
EDWIN Scnullz
CD Elm Lied, Elm Lied vie Maieno =,
luft" Phi. Ortiz
Arion Gesang-Section. -.
Medley Popular Airs ..............v. AIberti
O~pernhaus Dorchester.
SOLO Quartette .StieCleu
Herren H. Bodley, VIM. Loeffler
Carl Lang ind Henry Ritter.
Sopran Solo-"France, 1 Salute Thee
(from Daughter of the eRgimenD:. ~.
Frau Flora Williams.
Chor-"Jung Siegfried'......v. H. Zoellner
Arion Gesang-Section.
Duett-Komische Gesangs Posse: Elm
Partie SechsundsechZig"... ~. R. Genee
Herren Martin Kuhn und f. ].
Diegmtller.
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Fourth PAGE.

Agents Wanted-Crowell & Kirkpatrick
Company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anderson.
A Bargain-J. C. Devine & Co.
Wanted-Resident Salesman.
WantedlSituation by Young. Man..
Ter R~ent-Builg3ng, No. l2lo Main Street
Wan9edgTrustwortny Man.
Manted-DinSng Room Girl.
For Rent-Storeroom.
3sor Sale-T4ieo. w. Fink e. Co.
Main Street Business Property for Sale
c. c. Smith.
Lots Given Away in Cuba-City and SUI
blfrban Investment Co.
Too Many Pianos in Ssock-C. A. House.
Removal Notice-H. L. McKown.
Hygeia Dairy.
Money TO Loan-Rolf & Zane.
Storeroom for Rent-H. c.. Franzheim-
Money to Loan-$l4,00 at 5 per cent.
For 1903-Albert Stolze & Co.
Attention, Hibernians.
Attention, Ladies' Auxiliary to Parke Di-
VISION. A. o. FL.
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vile. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and

vile, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gordon.
George Wentz is on the sick list.
Mr.. c.. H. Judkins. OF St. Glars
vile, was in the city yesterday.
r. R. Berry has returned home after
spending several days with his sister
at Philadelphia.
DR.. haywood F~orsythe, who has
been spending Christmas with his par
ents, returns to Columbus tomorrow.
Advance Lodge No. 81, A. A. Of |. &
S. W., will give a ball at Grass hall
in Aetnaville New Years night, and
from the arrangements being made it
promises to be quite a success.
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WHAT WILL GERMANY DO.

Word comes that the British have
held up a German vessel in Delagoa
Bay. This action is decidedly tardy
and gives rise to the supposition that
It was undertaken with fear and trem-
bling as to the consequences. Yet it
is difficult to see how a British cruiser
that would hold up an innocent Ameri-
can ship with a cargo of American
-four could help arresting this Ger
man, which had aboard officers and
yusaiars actually in uniform, plainly
destined for service in South Africa.
But, 1t is safe to say that Germany
will promptly be heard from on the
subject, and, alliance or no alliance, it
is equally certain that explanations
viii be asked and promptly granted.
But how about the totally unwar-
ranted arrest Of a vessel flying the
Stars and Stripes and carrying limo
cent merchandise to a neutral port?
Is there to be no explanation of that
apparent outrage?
Would England have dared thus to
interfere with the peaceful commerce
OF any European nation with a neutral
port in this high-handed fashion?
Russia ships what she pleases to
South Africa through Lourenzo Mar
cues, Germany ships Krupp guns to
The Beers through the same port, and
by the same route France ships guns
and other munitions of war almost
openly, and the whole world, including
Great Britain, knows their destination.
But with the exception of this Ger
\ man vessel, which carried actually uni
k0rmed soldiers to this South African
lrt, has England dared to intercept
vessels of any of these nations?
ct much! She knows they would
Amore than delighted to pick a
with her at the present juno
nee, she keeps strictly hands
(which every British captain
kish cruiser in Delagoa Bay
articles contraband of
for England's enemies,
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HI Coming Year.

Written for the Register.
The year just gone by had it's seasons of
JOY,
Its days of sweet sunshine n rain;
The year coming in, oh, horrible thought.
Win bring us another campaign.
The land which now with prosperity
teens,
VIII then flow with political BOOZE
Then happy indeed the fellow who wins,
Self-kicking the fellows who lose.
la B. NJ.
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1.-THE only reason B. Gartner, $50
Sixteenth street, doesn't do all the
business in town in his line, is because
his store is not convenient for every
body" This was an expression a Reg
lister reporter overheard n of Mr..
Gartner's lady patrons making yester-
day. 1t is an evidence of the appre-
citation of wholesome meats and
groceries at lowest prices which the
housewife always looks for.
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til sued Mr.. Dunlap for board md lodg-
ing for his wife. and attached his wages
to cover the amount.
Mrs-~D. W. Boone left last evening to
spend a few days with relatives at Pow-
hatan.
The tools which were lost in the oil vel
on the Stists farm ave at last been fished
out, ard drilling is now in operation.
Pearl Pickett VIII leave for New York
to-day and will combine pleasure with
business by attending the Maher-McCoy
fight.
Miss Effie Farley. of Summarized, Ohio,
is visiting her brother, 8. F. Farley. oil
Tallman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yost entertained 8
number of friends yesterday in honor OF
Mss Camelia Peters. of New York City
VINO Is visiting friends in this city.
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And we are promised that the pres
ent crisp cold wave will continue to
wave at least during Monday. Further
the weather mar ventureth not to pre-
dict. 1t is certainly healthful and sea-
sonable weather. But-isn't it rubbing
it in just a wee bit? Zero is rather
unusually low temperature thus early
~hereabouts, but that point was reached
yesterday in the suburbs. We are get
ting side-swiped by the bowling bliz-
card passing Just to the north of US.
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A Happy New Year-D. Gundling & Co
Many Things to Clean ~Out-Egger, war
rick q Co.
Company.
porous New Year.-Geo: E. Stifel & Co.
Reduced Prices-Lou Swabacker.
Thanks to ~Patrons-John Friedel & Co
Fine MISUNDERSTANDING, the Jeweler,
A Happy New Year-D. Gundling q Co
Special Notice-Dillon, Hancher q 70
Great Money Raising Sale-Geo. M
Shook g. Co..
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Don't stay up tonight under the i'm
preston that you will see the new CEN
fury ina delusion under which many
labor-for you will only be welcoming
the last year of the old century. 1t
takes 1900 full and complete years to
make nineteen centuries.
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We VIII Bond You.

If you require a bond, guaranteeing
the honest and faithful performance of
your duties in any position of trust and
responsibility, go to D. G.. Morgan,
General Agent of the United States FL
deity and Guaranty Co., of Baltimore,
Nd. Capital paid in cash, S1,500,0 900.
No. 1921 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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OIL NEWS.

ST. MAR1S, w. va, UecemDer oO.-
The intolerable roads of the past two
weeks is entirely responsible for the
seeming lack of news in this column.
1t was next to impossible to get sup
plies to the fields, and that which was
taken was at unremunerative prices.
The cold snap Of the week has frozen
the mud until it is again possible to get
material out and the oil men are husl-
ing as a consequence.
Drilling has been resumed at wells
that were shut down and it has been
possible to start new ones. If the cold
wave continues a few days longer suf-
fcient material will have been taken
out to insure general activity through
out the remaining winter months.
Many operators are returning who left
for Pennsylvania and Ohio to spend
their holiday vacation, and as it is i'm
possible for them to remain idle in
every hotel lobby, may be seen an anx-
ious crowd drawing lines through their
blue prints" and making prospective
locations.
RICHTER & McCraley have drilled in
their No. 2 Joe Williamson on Sugar
Creek, and have a 800 barrel well.
This is the banner shallow sander for
the year.. They will start the drill at
No. 3 next week.
In the same locality, Shumaker & Co.
have completed their No. / E. X. Will
hanson and have a 40 barrel well.
They, too, are starting another well
as rapidly as possible. The Geo. Reed
we'll, above town, is dry in the Cow
Run. The Wildcat Oil Company will
get the sand next Wednesday at their
No. 2 Bradfeld, at Grape Island. Their
No. 2 H. G.. Bailey has been located.
The Harrison we'll on Cow Greek is due
to-day.
Lamb & Co. will drill in their No. 2
Smith heirs at SugRS Valley to-day.
1t is expected to be a big well.
An important we'll has been started
by e. w. and H. J. Mallory. contract
ors, between the French Creek wells
and the Henry Camp run developments.
An effort is being made to connect
these wells, and this venture will be
watched with great interest.
The Eureka Pipe Line Company is
experiencing trouble in supplying ade-
uuate lines for the transportation of the
oil in this field. They are now laying
a 5-inch gravity line from McKim to
Sugar Creek, and doubling their 6-inch
| force line from Eureka to Braden Sta
ton, In Tyler county. This done, they
believe they will have sufficient lines
to carry the precious fluid.
The Newell run Berea field, about
four miles from this city. is seeking
but little newspaper notoriety, but it is
safe to say that it is III of the most
profitable Developments in this Sec
| ton of oildom. The wells range from
so to 300 barrels, and flow through the
casing. No pumping is required, and
| after the we'll is connected up all is
| profit. The most active operators in
| that field are Cadwallader & Eddy, and
Gale &c Eammet. Some wells are
starting and will be completed during
the early days CT 1900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31

New York and Chicago, the two great
American metropolitan centres, are in
hard luck. While Jack Frost holds
them in his icy grip the fire fiend plum
ders them Of millions of dollars worth
of property. This is meeting extremes
and being ground between the upper
and neither millstones with a ven
geance.
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DIED.

1890 At $50 to'Gock a. m, ]. r. O'MaIiey',
| aged 80 years, l month and II days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
M'ANDREWs.-Friday, December 29th,
1899. at 6:15 o'clock a. m, Mary Agnes,
daughter of Anthony and Bridget Mean
drews, aged 80.
Funeral services from the residence of
her parents, No. IS Twenty-eighth street,
! Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Inter-
| ment at Mt. Calvary. Friends of the fam
lily invited.
wILHELM.-Friday, December 10Th,
1899, at $50 o'eock p. m, Louis, infant
| son of Louis and Elizabeth Wilhelm, aged
8 months and 6 days.
Funeral from parents residence, corner
Tenth and McColloch streets, this, sun
day, afternoon at 2:& o'clock. Interment
at Mt. Calvary. Friends of the family in
vited to attend.
LASCH.-On Friday. December 10Th,
1899, at 10:39 o'clock a. m, Simon Lasch, in
his list year.
Funeral services at his late residence,
near Elm Grove, Sunday afternoon at 2
| O'Clock. Friends Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend.
BAYHA-At the family residence,
Stackyard Hollow, on NeGnescay, Dece!n-
Der 9th, 1899, at 4:45 o'clock p. m, Anna
Caroline, wife of Frederick Bayha, in her
I'D year.
Alphabetically, December 18th, 1889,
at 900 ,. m, Joseph A. Ankle, In the 5sth
year of his age.
WILLIAMSON-On Friday, December
22d. 1899, at 1880 O'Clock p. M, Mary, wife
OF Robert f. Williamson. aged p years.
HERVEY-Infant son Of Geo. b. and
| Interment Greenwood cemetery. Private.
COTTS-On Saturday morning, Deeem-
| Cots, wife of the late Henry Colts.
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War news from London was side
tracked yesterday in order to make way
for the formal announcement over the
cable of the important fact that Rud-
yard Kipling has a cold.
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A Depot Burned.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. December 80.
The K. & NJ. depot at Raymond City
burned Wednesday night, the fire hav-
ing been caused by the explosion of a
lamp. The total loss IS about $1,000.
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HOW TO REMIT.

Send all remittances by Register
ed Letter, Express Order, Check
or Postal Note. Patrons run a risk
OF losing remittances sent in any
other way. All amounts for $500
or less can be sent by postal order
for three cents. Address
REGISTER
Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31

1t is to be hoped that Wheeling
stands a chance of finally getting that
new government building so long prom
Used.
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The Scientific O~ptician-Prof. II. Shelf.
Al Happy New Year to AllZThe Racket.
The Best Winter Shoe for Men-Locke
Shoe Co.
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.

/ hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Republican nomination tor ine OF
flee OF County Assessor, country district.
subject 10 the decision OF the Republican
convention. ROBF. ANDERSON.
le3llh
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Mrs. Langtry sailed for these shores
yesterday. What new designs has the
fair Lily on Uncle Sam?
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seventh Page.
Eighth rage.

A Successful and Happy New Year t
All-Stone & Thomas.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WNLE TT-LT NFFNF ~
WANTED-A good. strong. trustworthy
man 10 drive a team and make himself
generally useful about a store e. A.
HOUSE. deSldqeq
WANTED-REsIDENT SALESMAN Wis
iting hardware and house furnishing
goods trades to solicit orders on commits
Sion. Address, giving reference, b. q 90,
50 Michigan St, Chicago. deSlaq
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Tenth Page
Eleventh Page.

A Happy New Year-Palace Furniture
Company
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WANTEC


WANTED-Situation by young. man who
needs employment; any kind Of work ac-
ceptable. Address W., care Register.
de31dqeq
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OIL Market.

NEW YORK. December sa.-New York
Standard OH 47n1474.
b@a9Iances ;lSs; csrfnessesn nc BIDS. Runs
and shipmeAts not reported.
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Whore Everybody Goes.

Try Tomato Bouillon at Geiger's
pharmacy.
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Opera House-Wheeling Travelling Mems
MinstrelS.
Grand Opera House-BenedHct's Amer1-
cas- Greatest Vaudeville Stars.
Opera House-IIerrmann the Great;
Grand Opera House-On the Stroke of
Twelve.
Opera House,. K. Emmett.
Opera House-Make Way for the Ladies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31

HARRISBURG, w. Va, December
Bob. H. Brown, Of this city, closed a
contract to-day for about 1000 acres
of oil territory running southwest from
the Young we'll, on Halls run, west of
VOLTS Summit, in Harrison county, to
the Stout wells. on the headwaters of
Hughes river, in Doddridge county. The
tract will be developed at once.
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DElIoVAL NOTICE.

II. T. McKown. the Plumber, has re-
moved from 1911 Market street TO 1925 SoGtn
street. next German printing otdce, uhul
April LIST, 1909. After that time he VIII DO
permanently located at 1908 Market street.
Telephone io4. The building and stable AT
1911 Market street is for sale. ce@toreV
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NEW s

MONEY TO LOAN-Si4.00 at 5 per Cent
on real estate security IN sums TO SUIT hor-
rowers. Address L. .. Boy IS, city. deSlQ
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The Dawn of Another Year-House I
Hermann.
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A TrENTIoN.

Ladies' Auxiliary to Parke Division
Ancient Order Hioernians, are requested
nsF. Nary AgnaS McCardrews, At 81 JOS
epafs Cathedral, this, sunday, afternoon
at 5 O'Clock. BY order OF EresidenL
ROSE SKELLEY, Rec. Sec deSldq
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Try a cup of Hot Chocolate at Geig-
er's pharmacy.
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PERsoNAG

LADIES needing confidential treatment, a
safe and sure ieiief In al seases ana COM
paints peculiar to their sex. constipation,
irregulari;g. &c. PRIVATE Lying-ia San
itarium. with all hoR comforts Intants
adopted e Eedu!red MRS BtRCHLER )
SANITARIUM, 7E3 Vest Sixth street, Gin
cinnati seDl~Otu.th,d,ND
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Second Page.
Broken Lot Sale-Kraus Bros.
Third Page.
Eeventy9Seven for Grip.
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AGENTS WANTED
Most complete line Bath Cabinets in the
world. One agent sold one thousand II
four months. TIE IRWIN MFG. co.. l8
Chambers St, New York. deli,li,@l
AGENTS-S to IS a day TO introduce the
greatest discovery Of economical Nghung;
light fully equal to i~ncandescent e.ectrlc
light: write a letter; no postal answered..
$3.50 OUTFIT free. ROYAL SAFETY WIGS
CO, Dept. CZ, Chicago. delfdc
JUST OUT-New PEERLESS Gasoline
Lamp. Easiest lighted, most satisfactory,
knocks all competition. Agents coming
money. PEERLESS LAMP co. 296 RaL-
way Exchange Bldg, st. Louis, Mo. nol9de
LADY AGENTs-lf you want the hest
money makers. you must have our ny
geia Electric Corsets and Skirtsi the
tandard for twenty years. Address
WESTERN CORSET co. ST. Louis, MO
ocidqs
AGENTS WANTED for Our New Won
derlanGs, most mag1uteent low. pIctd
and grandly successful new BOOK. Over
go superb illustrations. Outseils every
thing. For extra terms wonderfully she-
cesstul new sale PLAZA and prize secret ad--
dress, stating cHoer:nngs = any' IclddE
CROWELL & klRKPATIICk. Ca
Springfield, Ohio. deSl,)2A4,'
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O'MALLEY-Saturday, December 30th,
1889. at 800 o'cdock a. M, j. p. O'Malley,
aged 80 years, l month and II days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Building. No. 1915 Main
street. Possession April lst Inquire of
FRANK UNRUH, lbs Water street.
Gc3ldqey