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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1895
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes a daily sale overview with references to price data, yard measurements, and a list of items. The readable portions mention market terms, vendors, and a mix of unrelated phrases, indicating a damaged page segment rather than a coherent report.
Fragmented notice lists transfers of land from 1895 to 1908 in Wheeling and nearby districts. Items title James Tris, Henry Dill, and Anes Ferris with specified parcels and totals. Included are monetary considerations and dates, with noisy OCR artifacts throughout.
Side lights on the State Bar Association meeting highlight James W. Ewing as Secretary. Local figures Clarke Allison and Henry M. Rus contribute to reception efforts. Debates over Ambler paper and court dynamics cited, with references to General Watts, General Sturgis, and W. H. Flick. Coroner and prosecutor discuss Friday accident. verdict proposed as accidental death.
Munyon claims immediate relief for rheumatism headaches catarrh and many other ailments with homeopathic remedies. Advertises specialists diagnosing by mail from Philadelphia and sending remedies nationwide for 25 cents to 56 cents, promising cures in hours to days and advising readers to send symptom descriptions for diagnosis and advice.
A public notice declares an assertion by a local agent for a fruit and vegetable dealer. It references the sale of dried fruits and vegetables and mentions a vegetable and fruit firm. The text is partly garbled but indicates commerce and territorial branding related to the dealer and related products.
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