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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-13
AT THE HOTELS.

Grand Central: Mrs. w. W. Dick,
Miss Tillie Dick and Miss Laura john
ston, Sistersville; J. S. Evans, Hundred;
Fred Bunt, Earl Morgan and Arch Shaw,
Warrington.
Park:-Kirby S. Woolery, J. w.
Beatty, J. B. Byers, Warrington; George
Strape, Littleton; w. E. Jarvis, Bel
mont; James II. George, J. w. Keatly,
G. Meadows, James H. Hobbs, George
Finister, R. NJ Woodmen and John o.
Lucas, Hinton.
tinsville; Eph Wells, Sistersville; F. S.
Rine, Adonis; J. H. Wells and wife, Sis
tersville; ]. c. Mcmahon, Sistersville;
H. McGillis, New Martinsville; George
Lockyer, New Cumberland P. A. Pugh,
Fairmont; G. w Carney, Parkersburg;
j. C. Trees, New Martinsville.
McLure:-W. H. Burns, Sistersville;
Lew Schaffer and w. S. Agnew, Sisters
vile; R. S. Donehn, ]. NJ. Webb, Thos.
Alexander and L. NJ Conant, Fairview;
H D. Hickman, Warrington; w s.
Mooney, Sistersville; B. T. Stewart,
Myrtle, and Bessie Stewart, Parkers-
urg; j. c. Tree and wife, and E. w.
Kotzetone, New Martinsville; ]. H. P.
Smith, Parkersburg.
Rhodes B. Smith and wife, B.
F. and A. f. Blachshere.. Warrington;
R. II. Van Zandt, Mrs. H. Defibaugh and
child, Mrs. L. Bartholow, Grafton; Geo.
NJ. Luzadder and Hattie Grimes, Graf
tom n H. Cardray. Fairmont; n. Sails
icSa 7 n huff
Susan Salisbury, Sistersville: Charles
Burt, Clarksburg; S. Evans. Manning
ton; F. NJ. Wells and Grant Dean,
Blaeksville; H. NJ. Gills. New Martins
vile.
Brunswick. NJ Elan and W. J.
McKissick, Warrington; ]. w Belch,
New Martinsville; C. Garman, Rebecca
and Blanch Shriver, Stacy Stephens and
Ben E. Sine, Sistersyille; L. R. Young
and wife, Sistersville; G.. G. Michaels,
Montana; Fran Leay, Albert Stamm
and Ress Homan, New Martinsville;
Jas. Harte, Miss Nellie Garrison, Mrs.
J. Leezer. Maud NJ. Leezer, VIM. Brast,
Grafton; Claude Potts. James Debolt.
Clarence McEldowney, Raymond Welsh
and Harry Hawkins, New Martinsville;
l.. c. Applegate, Wellsburg.
Z Stamn-W W. Greig, r. Evans.
James Roach and Harry Shay. Fair
view: E. s. Borgess., Clarksburg; z. J.
Thomas and wife, Warrington; VIM.
Mason and wife, Sistersville; 7.
Hamilton. Chas T. zoor. G. F. Miller
and R. A. Toothmon4 Amos; r. S.
Lantz, Blacksmith; A. ". Rose, Wise;
n soh oh TlGffnc-
ton; Thomas Smith, Warrington; ]. L.
Danigare, Morgantown; John Kissing
er, Sistersville; II. L. Ice. E. Saulser,
c. E. Somers and o. Nixon, Fairmont
w. d. Sutton. Sistersville; Chas. w.
johnson, Warrington; ]. W. Jaffrey,
Parkersburg; L. Smith, Cameron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-13
ROSY TEACHERS
Look Better in the School-RooT
Than the SalI0w Sort.

Look Better in the School-Room
Than the SalIovv Sort.
Young folks naturally like eomely OBJ
jects, and a goou looking, healthy leach
er can do vastly mere with pupils,
everything else considered, than the
skinny, dyspeptic teacher can. The in
structor in Latin and mathematics in a
young ladies' seminary at Macon Ca,
had an experience worthy the atten-
ton of any teacher.
She kept running down little more
each year until finally genuine case of
nervous prostration set In and she was
confined to her bed for eight months,
a perfect wreck, physically and men
tally. She and her friends thought it
was due to overwork, but she now
knows it was due to improper food.
OF course the physi ians were called
in, but there is.almost nothing that can
be done in such cases, except to rely on
well selected food and proper care.
She was put upon Grape-Nuts, all medi-
zines, also tea, coffee, and iced drinks
were taken away. She had Postum
Food Coffee once a day. The larger
part of her food was Grape-Nuts. for
this food is made with special reference
to rebuilding the gray matter in the
brain and nerve centres.
The lady says: Il had been reduced
to So pounds in weight when I began
using Grape-Nuts. The new food was
so delicious and strengthening that |
felt new life at once. l have now de-
veloped into perfectly healthy. happy,
stout woman, weighing 1875 pounds, the
greatest weight l ever attained, and
have wonderfully clear. fresh. rosy
complexion. instead of the sallow, bill
GUS hue of the past.
i never now have symptom of dys-
pepsia nor any other ache or all. Am
strong physically and particularly no.
tiee the strength of mind I never ex-
perience that tired, weary feeling after
hard days labor that used to appear.
My BRAIN seems as clear and active at
night as it was in the morning and
am doing twice the amount of work !
ever did. Don't use my name in public,
please, but will answer inquiries. =
Name can be obtained from Postum
Cereal Co, Ltd, Battle Greek, Mich.
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Plate Baldwin-H Unterzuber, first;
Theodore Neff, second.
Plate York ImperialET. Neff, first;
Riley Bros, second.
Plate Northern Spy-T. Neff, first;
H. Unterzuber, second.
Plate Indian Favorite-W. F. Inter
zIi5er, first.
Plate TalEnan SWEET. Neff, first;
Riley Bros, second.
Plate Roxbury Russell. Neff, first;
H. Unterzuber, second.
plate English Golden Russett-T
Neff, first; Mrs. L. A. Clips, st. Glars
vile, second.
Plate Red Canada-W F. Unterzub-
er, first; H. Unterzuber, second.
plate Clayton-T. Neff, first; W. F.
Unterzuber, second.
Plate Twenty Ounce-T. Neff, first;
H. UnterZuber, second.
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An Interesting Exhthif.

In the Art Department will be noticed
a large panel modelled in wax, showing
decorative treatment in Italian renais-
sance. Near this panel, modelled in
composition, is a capital in Italian rem
aissance. also decorative palate
This unique and attractive work
comes from the studio OF Mr.. Auguste
Godio, at present resident of the city.
Mr.. Godio is a native of Paris "a pupil
of the Cruchet studio. lie came to this
country several years ago for the pur-
pose Of modelling the interior decora-
tons of the W. II. Vanderbilt residence.
He has also been employed by the gov
.ernment. designing and modelling for
the new Congressional library Nearly
all the Cupids and marbles in Italian
renaissance is the work of Mr. Godio.
Besides executing a beautiful statue
in bronze of the distinguished Dr. Mar
ion Sims. he received an order from
President Hayes to prepare as-relief
representing the surrender De Geronimo.
the Apache chief, 70 General Crook.
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THE BANNER co. EXHIBIT
In the Main Building Continues to
Attract Much Attention.

Attract Much Attention.
Visitors to the main exposition build
ing unite in the opinion that the most
attractive exhibit is made by the F. W.
Banner Co. The two booths used were
surrounded by large crowds yesterday
afternoon, and ocular and auricular evil
dence of the excellence of the instru-
ments shown was furnished The mel
ody from the Banner exhibit brighten
ed up the entire building
The pianoIa on exhibit is an instru-
ment which has revolutionized the mu-
sic business. 1t is simple in construc-
ton, and so easy to operate that YER
liable novice in music, or mere child
can produce the most difficult music.
The Aeolian is an organ, in the con-
struction of which up-to-date ideas are
embodied. 1t is a wonderful instrument
and well repays inspection, even if a
purchase is not contemplated.
The Banner Co. show several pianos
of manufacturers for whom they are ex-
elusive agents here Space is very lin
tied. but the exhibit at the fair gives
visitors an idea of what may be found
in the salesrooms of this enterprising
firm.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Local News From the City OF Mills
and Factories.
Miss Margaret Smith is visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
Marshal Erwin is indisposed and
confined to his home.
Quite crowd from here attended
the fair yesterday, both day and night.
James Raglan. who works at Nc
Dermotts tool works, is on the sick
list
The Bowery After Dark will be the
attraction at tho Star Theater Satur-
day night.
DIR. L. D. Clarke, of Toledo, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Clarke, on North
Fourth street.
The Beaumont glass factory was off
yesterday on account of no sand
| They will resume to-day.
! George Helling will soon leave for
| Cleveland, where he will enter college
and study civil engineering.
Three delegates from the lodge OF
| Good Templars left yesterday for the
| district convention at Irondale
James Mitchell has some very fine
| photographs of the old U. P. church
on exhibition at Ralston 8 drug store.
The funeral of Samuel Cochran will
| take place this morning from the res
| idence of John Wilson The interment
will be made at Rose Hill cemetery,
Bellaire.
Edward Williams, one of the parties
| charged with stealing chickens, was
bound over to the court on 5000 bond.
He and Clarke will be taken to st.
Clairsville this week.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beazle died yesterday, after a short
| illness. The funeral will take place
| to-day at two O'Clock. The dnterment
will be made at Riverview cemetery.
| Thomas Williams came ont well
with his beagle hounds, which he en-
| tered at the Wheeling fair. He re-
! ceived one first prize, three seconds,
and two thirds. A hound of this class
valued at $1,000 won over his dogs.
! Mr.. Williams is very well satisfied
with his prizes, which are surely a
good showing.
The Intelhgencer correspondent Is
out again, defending the mayor, and
making a defense that is, like his
others, without any weight or reason.
His plea is that the mayor was too
busy to give bail to prisoners. If the
Intelligencer keeps on, It will ne hard
to tell what muddle ne will get the
administration in.
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CONCERNING INDIvIDUALS.
The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of Strang-


The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of Strang-
ers.
Miss Martha Caldwell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. d. Mead, at Charleston.
Mr.. Charles Klaproth, of Morgan
town, is visiting his parents on SevAn-
teenth street
Mrs. Frank Riester and daughter,
Marie, are sojourning at Cambridge
boro Springs.
is visiting Miss Bertha Zimmerman,
of the South Side.
Harry Stahl will be one of the fifers
in the Rough Riders drum corps DUR
ing the campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson and Miss
Wilson are home from a months tour
OF the Great Lakes.
Mrs. Sue G. Wright and daughter,
trip to the seashore.
Miss Irene Cockayne, of Leehurst,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. NJ.
Meighen, of the Eighth ward.
Miss Maud Miller and Miss Bertha
Lawson, of Wellsburg, are guests of
Miss Anna Klaproth in the East End.
c. w. Bates, of the Terminal, and
Edward Howard, of the Wheeling &
Lake Erie. will take in the next ex-
cursion to Niagara Falls.
H. L. Timblin, of South Front street,
is home from Chesterhill. O., where he
is engaged in the Oil business. He is
attending the State Fair
Misses Gertrude and Elizabeth Hoel-
sehe, of the South Side, have return
ed home from visit with their broth
er, George Hoelsche, In Allegheny.
Wheeling Lodge, No. %, A. o. U. W.,
at it's meeting last evening, passed
resolutions of sympathy for the Gall
weston sufferers and appropriated $40
to the relief fund
Prof. F. ]. Flood, of Belfast, Ire
land made pleasant call on the Reg
lister yesterday evening. The profess
Sor is on his way to visit a brother,
whose home is in Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Albert Luton and daughter,
Alice, of Pittsburg, Pa, and Miss
Flaura Pendleton, of Warrington, w.
Va, are visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. H. L..
Timblin's home on South Front street.
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This beautiful piece of work is ia the
Arlington cemetery in Washington CITY,.
The X. Hoge Co.'s Exhibit.

The II. HOge CO.s E1AHfults
The exhibition made by the X Hoge
Co. is one of the most attractive in its
department. 1t embraces particular
ly> handsome runabout wagon, rubber
tired, and a two-seated runabout de-
signed for city use. There are also
shown plain box buggies, and carriag-
es and vehicles possessing advantages
of beauty, durability and serviceabie
qualities. The firm is quoting special
prices during the fair. In the exhibit
there is also moving machine grind
err, a new invention that Is attracting
much attention The x. Hoge Co. car
ry a full line of farm implements at
their city store, lib Market street.
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DIED.

RICHARDSON Wednesday. September
f2th 1900, at 800 o'clock p. m. Russell.
youngest son of Edward p. and Mary
Richards. aged / year, 4 months and 10
days.
Funeral services at residence of parents.
Leatherwood, Ohio county, Friday after
noon at o'clock Friends Of the family
respectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Long Run cemetery.
RAYMOND-On Tuesday, September
11th 1900, at lib p. m- at his residence
No 240s Eon street, F. w. Raymond, aged
~ years. months and II days.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence. No. 24os Eof street. Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment at Mt
Wood cemetery. Friends of the family in
vited to attend.
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Events From the Town Across the
Way.

Events From the Town Across the
Way.
Mrs Robert Giffen. is on the sick list.
John Frazier. of ST. Clairsville, was in
town yesterday.
Samuel Gillar, of ST Ciairsville, was in
the city yesterday
F. L. Woodcock has left,for an extend
ed trip on the lakes.
The c. NJ. B. A. will give picnic next
Saturday at Mozart Park.
Miss Annie McClain has returned from
pleasant visit to Detroit.
Sheriff Foreman was in town yesterday
fixing up his political fences.
Judge Hollingsworth and wife, of St.
Clairsville, We're in town yesterday.
The picnic given by the German Luth-
eran church at Brookside yesterday was
well attended.
John Giffen and Roy Farmer, delegates
| of the Good Templar Lodge. are at IRON
dale attending the district convention.
haywood Forsythe left yesterday for
Columbus. where he win attend the Ohio
Medical College and complete his studies
in medicine.
The Republican club is very accommo-
dating. and in order not to hurt the at
tendance of the fair postponed their
meeting last night.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Sarver are quite
happy over their baby winning the first
prize at the baby show at the Wheeling
fair. The chiIds name is Master Reed
/. Sarver.
|. The programme for the entertainment
at the West Bridgeport NJ E. church
| Friday evening as az follows:
A Anti,a1 .:...--.-..-...." oh, Be Joyful
bue Dearest spe on E arfb % Bus Me
Misses Conoway and McGough.
Song. Only Tangle of Golden Curls''
| Nellie Thompson.
Recitation. -...-...-.... People VIII Talk
Nellie McGeugh. .
- Ply slaaa Liszse Robinson
Recitation. ......-. sss... Our New Cook
Miss Maggie conaway, III
song ;.,,-,,. Remember Ne
Recitation. She Displains It..
Bessie Thompson
Misses Thompson and Robinson.
Paper. ..----..-...-------.-.. Miss Pari Hoitz
Miss Lizzie Robinson
Recitation. .........."At Neighborsf CALI
Miss Annie McGough.
eohs ''t'isss'se'
The street cars All stop i'm front OF
L Houses Mu<ic store.
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first w. F. Unterzuber, second.
Plate fall Pippin-George Abbott
first; Theodore Neff, second.
Plate Sapus Spitzenberg-Theo. Neff
first; w. F. Unterzuber, second.
Plate OF new town Spitzenberg-W
r. Unterzuber, first; Theodore Neff
second.
Plate Red Bertigheimer-Henry Un-
terzuDer, first; Theodore Neff, second
Plmte More Sweet-Theodore Neff
first: Riley Bros, second.
Plate Tompkin's King-Tbeodore
Neff, first; Henry Unterzuber, second
Flate Rhode Island Greening-Theo
Men. first; w. F. Unterzuber, second
Plate White Pippin-Theodore Neff,
first; w. r. UnterzuDer, second.
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Mrs. William Schnuffer, of Marietta.
Ohio.
The Frank Davidson Comedy Com
pany will open the theatrical season
at Barth's Opera House NEXT Monday
night.
Mrs. Margaret Fisher, of Steuben-
vile, spent yesterday the guest Of Miss
Maud Jones.
Miss Harriet Blythe. of East Liver
pool, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
e. Boyd.
Col. w. w. Arnett, of Wheeling. is
business visitor in town to-day.
The local lodge K. of p will, in the
near future institute uniform rank in
their lodge. This was tried here some
years ago, but for want of the sufficient
number it failed. They have now many
more members and those who visited
Detroit are among the hardest work
ers toward having the uniform.
The funeral Of Ed. Hall took place
from his late residence on North Com
merce street this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
1t was the largest funeral that has
taken place here for years. The mem
bers of Friendship lodge A. 0. U. w.
turned out in body. Rev. Fl. n. Mill
er, of the Christian church. conducted
the services. Interment in Brook GEM
etery.
Two suspicious looking characters
were acting rather strange on the
streets last evening. Marshal Myer
asked them to give an account of them
selves which they could not do salts
factorily He then gave them an invi-
tation to go with him and spend part
of their visit in room No. 10 in City
Building. On getting sight OF the city
Jail the larger one began to show
| fight and the marshal began to pour
the club on his Uranium. Had not
some on lockers come to Myers assis-
lance they would have proved too
much for him. After being locked up
and the officers had taken their de-
parture, the prisoners proceeded to give
an elocutionary entertainment, which
drew quite a large crowd. They had
quite a store of new words and many
not in the English dictionary This
morning they were given short time
to leave town, and they left.
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STATE FAIR NOTES.

Sights and Scenes on the Grounds
Described in Few Words.
Did you see the Midway?
To-day at 80 occurs the cavalcade.
Another balloon ascension this af-
ternoo2.
Although the attendance yesterday
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WHEELING REGISTER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is 1900

rer argued and oyerruled; set for trial
September 2lst. plea OF not guilty.
State VS.. Charles Bloorneier and Jack
sConnors; defense granted continuance
until next term OF court on motion Of
defense.
State VS.. William Bartell; demurrer
overruied; exception.
State VS.. William Rlinco; motion to
set aside plea oyerruled; exception.
Court adjourned until Friday morn
ing
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DOGS SHOULD BE HAPPY
Tfeg Are not Reauired to Wear Mu'
ssffss xfAs~ Any Longer.

City Solicitor S. O. Bryce held a
conference yesterday afternoon with
Mayor Sweeney and Chief OF Police
Clemans, relative to the ACCESSIBILITY on
recalling the proclamation recently IS
sued by the mayor, requiring all dogs
to wear muzzles.
tAs a sresuls of the conference, enc
order win not longer be enforced. II
was considered that the weather IS
somewhat cooler, and that the danger
of hydrophobia manifesting itself IN
dogs has passed.
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Confiscates Funds.

PEKIN. Wednesday, September H.
The Russo-Chinese bank, which as an
nounced yesterday closes here to-day
and removes to Shanghai will confis-
cate, as part of the indemnity to be
paid to Russia the Imperial university
fund of 5000, 900 taels deposited with
it. against which the Chinese drew for
the payment of their troops
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WELLSBTRG, ". Va, September II.
VIII H Cook is representing the local
Junior Order United American Me-
,ehauics at the Stale Council held in
ParkersbErg.
Charles Boeford was a visitor ait To-
yr0nto, Ohio, YESTERDAY.
g. - Baxter = sting hlssdauzhxer,
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The Hillside herd of Holsteins and
Jersey cattle, of Fairmont, West Vir-
ginia, now On exhibition at the State
Fair, will be sold at auction September
25th, 1900.
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All Democrats are requested to meet
this evening, September 18th, at the
club room of the Bryan and Stevenson
Eighth Ward Club at 1880 o'clock at
Myers Hall, on Eoff street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-13

FOR SALE-Red Polled Cows, Bulls
and Heifers-now on exhibition at the
State Fair Address j. w. Lee, Racine,
n 4affedf1
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Strangers in the city will find
Houses Big Music store at 1874 and
1926 Market Street.
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WANTED

Position by a young man TO
clerk In store Can furnish reference. also
had experience; can speak German ana
English Address E. r. B., care this Of
flee. sepleS
WANTED-By a full graduate In uni
versfty course of Mary Baldwin SEM
mary, Staunton, Va. a position in school
or private family. Has had four years
successful experience. Best testimonials.
Address, aiNlISS NJ" SOB North New St,
Staunton. Va seplle&da
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-13

STRANGERS in the city will find
Houses Big Music store at 1894 and
1925 Market Street.
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WANTED-Two young men to run as
news agents on railroad trains. Must
have $1,000 cash security. Apply or adj
dress UNION NEWS CO., b. & o. Depot.
sepl1e&da
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1.ygbt ward Democrats.

Strangers In the city will find
Houses Big Music store at 1874 and
1926 Market street.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The street cars all stop in front o.
Houses Music store.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


BARBER wanted, good single man; Sl2
per week. Apply to JOHN HETZEI4, No.
e25 Wells street. Sisterssille. w. Va
se13esdQ
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BOYS WANTED-One hundred and TWEEN
ty-five boys wanted at Bellaire Bottle co.
on Saturday, September 18th. Apply at
once to ID. A. COLBERT, Manager.
sep1leu
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WANTED-A notion man of experience in
wholesale house. Good salary for right
man. Address, 755 this office sei2es
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sixth Page.

Brief Descriptive IIints-Geo. NJ. Shook
& Co.
Sixth Page.
When You Travel-McFadden's.
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THE FAIR.

Continued from sixth Page.
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WELLsBURG.

The street cars all stop i'm front OF
Houses Muxic store.
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AGENTs wAnrEp.

WANTED-Two agents 81 god peFsonaE
Appearance 70 handle first class line ~
frsfaflrnent goods Iii the city Apply 10
q n ADAMS CO. No. 80 Market street
sepliet
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-An up stairs girl. Enquire al
96 Twelfth street. sel2e&dh