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address HoLaAN LIVER PAD co.
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nesday ......Airs. W. a. BROOKS, OF f'aris,
Ky, who has been on a visit Of several
weeks to her parents at this place, left for
home Wednesday morning.
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and Ohio a connection with the Western
system Of railroads, aud make il one Of
great thoroughfares Of the country.
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HOLMAN LIVER PAD co

pS-Please preserve this supplement,
will not appear again.
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deliver the next Grafton, and Mrs.
Nellie Marshall McAfee, the poem.
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p1-The highest compliment ever paid to a
manufacturer Of medicine has been given to
the Holman Liver Pad Company by the pro-
prietors Of hfty-eight limitations Of this Pad.
No worthless things are ever counterfeited.
This very fact Is an acknowledgment Of the
value and popularity Of the Holman Liver Pad.
This Pad was FIRST in the market, il has stood
the test for years. and has the approval Of
many physicians.
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The Holman Liver Pad was discovered I
offered to suffering humanity eight years .
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n. BAH retail druggists. dealers in I
eral merchandise, hardware, poStmasI
ladies, or any other person who wishes to
eh-se these goods at 1O1oirsaLf Tor the pur
Of retailing them, viii please write Us
terms, etc. Address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
Continued from Firxt Page.
BRIDGEPORT.
improvements Made and Needed.

Improvements Made and Needed.
The work OF demolishing the rear OF
Hills hotel is about completed. The
roof of the front building has been raised
about two feet, and is 10 be refnished
within and without, presenting quite a
fine appearance when done.
The old Carr Allen house is also being
taken down by the T. V. Railroad Com
pany, as it stands Just in the way Of
their connection track with the G. x Z.
r. X. The railroad company is also fill
ing up the lot corner of Hall street, on
which f. p. Rhodes smoke house
stands. All along their track they are
putting the finishing touches 10 their
grading and getting ready for the track.
One or two bridges are nearly COM
pleted, and the timber for others is on
the ground for putting up. A large lot
of spikes are being deposited on the
company sground where the old saw mill
stood, and il looks as il the track
laying would commence here soon.
The condition Of the bridge connect
ing KirkwOod and Bridgeport is very
precarious. The south abutment IL
nearly completed, but in excavating for
the north abutment the gaOund caves in
about as fast as il is taken out, and reas-
enable fears are entertained for the safe
ty of the old pier. The foot-walk has
been closed to travel, and the entrance
to the south end of the bridge l. very
narrow. Besides all this, the floor is
nearly worn through and breaks occa-
sionallv. Some gentleman from Wheel
ing, driving over a few nights ago, had
his horses foot 60 through, and il in-
jured the horse seriously. He claims
damages and the County Commissioners
will undoubtedly have TO settle with
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
THE HOTEL FIASCO.
A MurdcrOus Attempt that
Amounted tO Little.

There was some little excitement at
the New Mcclure House, last evening,
over a matter which, when Investigated,
amounted tn but really little. Between
Z and : O'Clock, Mr. J. K. McCOurtney,
President Of the BellaiIe Nail Works,
was sitting in the office Of the Mcclure,
talking 10 his friends, when Mr.. George
w. scott, formerly a mailer in the Bel
laire factory, approached him and de
sired to speak 10 him. Mr.. McCOurtney
replied that he would presently, as he
was then engaged in talking. Scott ne
pcated his request several times, AMI
hnally McCourtney accompanied him.
lie lrd him into the lavatory and turn
ing around said: "Are you armed2'
# ann not" "Well, ann going 10 shoot
vou." drawinga revolver and leveling it.
McCourtney quickly graspel the hand
that held the revolver, and, twisting It
~ as 10 change the direction ni the muz-
Zle. struck Scott. lie followed this
blow with others, backing scott into
the Office and finally falling with him
over the water cooler. Some persons
who were near mteriered, saying TO Me
Courtney: The man iSdrunk,' mean
ing scott. McCourtney said: 81 know
what / am about; he has revolver.
The men were then separated, and, Mr..
Norton coming over, Scott Was led out.
Though kept very quiet ut first, the
story soon went living around, and by
the time Scott WAS taken out, Officer
Maloney appeared and arrested him.
On his person were found revolver
and some ~ in money. lie was placed
i'm the lookup, where a REGISTER report
or found him a few minutes later. He
was decidedly under the influence II
strong drink. and dill not know for what
ne had been arrested.
MIR. McCourtney was found at his
residence, shortly aiterward, and was
very reluctant 10 speak Of the matter,
which heevidcutly deeply regretted. He
said Scott hal been discharged from the
factory about six weeks ago, but he was
not aware oi any Ill-icrling between
them. rs he had several times spoken to
him since. lie was OF the opinion Scott
came 10 the Mcclure House for the pur-
pose OF shooting him.
Mr.. scott is q resident of Bellalre,
where he is well connected and greatly
liked. His friends SAY he il incapable
of deliberately planning such an act,
and attribute it Ia the liquor he hal
evidently taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
CIRCUIT COURT.
Grand and Petit Jurors.

The following Grand Jury has been
summoned for the Circuit Court, Tor
Monday. October t., at 10 A. ":
W. :. Goshorn, -. G.. Dewey, T. III.
Logan, Jacob Berger, \. Allen Howell,
Peter Eoslcy, III. VI. Harper, Joseph
Wherner. y. Wilkinson, Ludwig Will
helm, VIM. Leighton, Jr., =. NOltc,
Henry SchalIcr. ". G. llandlan, Alex
ander Cecil, Edward Blayney.
The following list Of petit jurors has
been drawn for the Circuit Court for
October 18th:
Union DiStrirt-John Ball, Daniel
Bndlcv. \. VI. Alexander, Christ. Cline.
Crntrc-Thos. Wilson, ThOs. III. Reed,
Henry Williams, John White.
Washington Henry, John W.
Browning, Robert Walton, G.. j. Raw
ling, George Rail-
MadiSon-C. W. Ditman. 4. J. Hal
sted. 4. a. llOge, W. l.. Gllhraith.
Webster -lsatr stewart, j. u. Stan
ton. Timothy Woodruff, g. HieylS.
Eichland- Jacob I.llrs, \. ID. Garden,
John McColloch, jr., VIM. North.
Clav-Wm. r. Peterson, {. III. Od-
bert, Jacob W. Oiruhh, Jas. l.. llawley,
W. W. Mcconnell.
Triadehha-A. l.. Leyda, Andrew
Drnniston, J.. y. Carroll, Nathan Den
niStOn.
Iihcrtv-Johu Howard, Jas. L. Me
Nlaurv. n. Brooke, W. V. Coo.
Eitchic-William Lehman, stephen
johnson, Thos Allen, Il. Criswell.
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salsbury,s Troubadours.

The Opera House never held a more
delighted audience than that which
gathered there last night. The pro-
gramme opened with a roaring piece
entitled "The Rights Of Women, " which
Kept the crowd i'm one continuous
'sh.ile." The Brook is a musical
8tsbuul' shat might just as properly bear
another title, but by whatever name it
is Eirogn it is one OF the wittiest, most
brilliant productions of its class. Its
drdxGiis Jl.rsDDJ are the owner of a bit
of wOsdland, through which oguTSes a
brook, and. four theatrical people whom
ne is. entertaining in picnic fashion.
They meet with the mishaps that always
attend such excursions, but they hide
their yexatiOn under songs, Jests and
dances, Intervening them in the most
artistic manner. The quartet oil voices
DIV which the principal musical numbers
are given consists of Miss Nellie Nc
Henry, soprano; Miss Helen Dungeon,
contralto; Mr.. John Webster, tenor.
and Mr.. John GOurlay, basso. Every
performance was remarkably clever,
especially the drinking song from I'll
Tofla-GiroAe," which was loudly en-
cOred.
The Brook" viii be repeated this AZ
ternOOn, and patchwork" given TO-
night
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PULPIT POINTS.

There will be preaching in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church by the pastor, Rev.
ID. A. Cunningham, ID. d., on to-mor-
row, at l0l A. NJ. and at p. II.
DIR. George will preach at the Fourth
Street Church, tomorrow morning, on
"The Poverty of Infidelity," and in the
evening on "The Friendship of God"
Sunday School ut - Pm.
Disciples Chureh-Services as usual,
1880 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Morning subject,
christian Warfare" Evening. "The
Tabernacle" with illustrations. Sunday
school at 2:30P.M.
Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. j.
ID. Moilet, pastor. Services at 100 A. NJ.
and ! p. NJ. Subject for morning, "Spir-
itual and True Worship" for evening.
"The Lightest Penalty of the Future. ~
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, West of Chap
line. The ordinances of Baptism aud
the Lords Supper will be administered
at this church tomorrow morning, and
also the rite OF Confirmation, Rev. ). T..
Barnitz, pastor, officiating. Sunday
school at > O'clOck; blackboard illustrat-
Ell lesson and address. Evening dis
course, "The Bow in the Cloud" after
which the Holy Supper will again be adj
ministered.
international Sunday School lesson
for tomorrow, October 18th, "The
Types Explained" Heb. 9, l-l2.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
the Rev. j. y. MOiiatt will preach in the
morning uIOn the subject of spiritual
aud True Worship" Text John, 4th
chan. 23d verse. In the evening the
sermon will lie, "The lightest Future
Punishment" Text, Luke 18th chap.
18th.
United Presbyterian Church, Rev. j.
+. Mcclure, ID. d., pastor. Service to-
morrow at 1890 A. NJ. and =. NJ. Sub
iect i'm the evening, "Trc knowledge OF
God, our Strength" Dan. ll-32. Sab
bath School at r. NJ.
The Synod of Pittsburgh.
Four Svnods OF the Presbyterian
Church are included in the bounds OF
the States OF Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. The wcsternmost Synod is
that of Pittsburgh; there are included
i'm il tive Presbytcries, namely: Blalrs-
vile, Pittsburgh, Redstone, Washington
and West Virginia. Connected with
this Synod are one hundred and sixty
eight ordained ministers, each OF whom
is entitled to seat; and there are one
hundred and ninety-fve churches, each
of which is entitled to a representation
by one ruling elder. Ii all should at
tend there would be body Of three
hundred and sixty-thrce men. The
Pittsburgh Synod has 2G,723 communi,
cants and 24,7l2 children connected
with the churches within its bounds.
The total sum raised for religious OBJ
iects during the last financial year was
1906, 800. This large and influential
body will hold its annual meetingin the
Second Presbyterian Church, OF this
city, and will be opened with sermon
ON next Friday evening, October the
18th, at half past seven O'Clock, by the
Rev. James ii. Flanagan, OF Grafton,
the retiring moderator. The Synod will
be in session four or five days, and will
receive the hospitality Of the citizens Of
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

thing that will answer for our streets,
and when ask why they are not used
/ am told Council is in the boulder bust
ness Just now. Why don't they take a
square or two on Market street, pave 1t
with granite and note the result. have
blushed time and again for our streets.
Strangers come here and they say,
Where are your streets, have you no
money in your cityr 1t is true; our
streets are shameful"
"Have you tried Seventeenth? 1t is
in good condition"
$50 are the country roads. No, have
not tried it yet"
"Will YOU be satisfied If the street is
completed by winter"
ayes, il it is well done and the stones
are not lost in the clay"
Mr.. Oesterling's sentiments are those
of all Of the merchants on the street. If
the Street Commissioner can do as he
promises and complete his work before
bad weather sets in, there is 10 doubt
that he will give satisfaction to all inter-
ested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

The German Social was recognized
and held It's first weekly dance at Franz
helms Hall, ON Thursday night. Prot.
10. Kramer never played more swcctly,
and more pleasant dance was never
held. Ran. Stalnaker, Jr., and Miss
Sallie Howell led, and the dance was
participated in by the following; Misses
Kate Jones. OF GAINESVILLE, May Goir, ol
.ClarkSburg, Ella Hunter, Gertic Cald-
Nsn. Dora Ilildreth, Mamie Dubois,
Lizzie Pendlcton, Salic Max
well, Clara Fisher, lIzlIe
Campbell. Amelia Campbell ami
NIcSsrs. Earl Oglebay, K ;. Harvey,
Jim Adams. Al. Tallmsn, Mr.. Hadyn,
of Columbus: Charlie Frluzheim, Will
MrMechen, Will Fisher, Walker Peter
son. Sam and Al. Wilson, John Daven-
port. Dana Hubbard and Alex. Upde-
grail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
snnnnnted by Gas.

Yesterday afternoon, Fred. Warner,
an employe ut the gas works, had mar
row escape from death. lie was clean
ING 6at a gas pit, and while in the act OF
leaning over, inhaled the gas, was
slightly sutlocated and fell into the pit.
Fortunately his accident WAS noticed by
some Of his fellow wOrkmen and he was
rescued in an unconscious condition.
Fresh air AMI cold water restored HIM,
though he still suffers from the effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.
nm tronbadOurs are immenss.

The trolbadOurs are immense
THE County Court win meetto-day.
THERK were no marriage licenses IS
sued Yesterday.
Hon. EusrAcE GIBSON, Of the last Leg
islature, is in the city.
RAN. SrALxAKxR went TO Hancock,
Yesterday. to meet Gov. Mathews, who
will return to-day.
TuEGRAPH communication is now
open to Weston and Jane Lew by the
A. and P. wires.
A PARTY OF young folks gave a mas
auerade at Burnie McMechen's, on the
Island, last night.
PERSONS living on Eighteenth street
complain Of the neglect Of the garbage
collector out there.
SALISBURY says "the Wheeling young
man is very metaphysical, and never
admires anything he can understand.
Ir is said that Republicans in the city
are betting on $4,000 plurality for Eos
ter. We know where money Is IN walt
ing for such a bet.
W. ~ QUARRER AMI +. w. Wilson,
Esqs., Of Charleston, are in the city To
argue the prohibition Eases before the
supreme Court Of Appeals.
COMMISSION, as Major Of infantry, has
been issued by Adjutant General Wood
to W. o. ISon, in charge OF the cadets at
the University at Morgantown.
WEnotice that a number Of the ont OF
town editors who partOok OF Martin
ThorntOn's hospitality during the ses-
sion Of the Press Association speak high
IN Of the Capitol Restaurant. BY the
way, Martin has made arrangements Ia
receive a lot OF shell oysters to-day, and
will hereafter keep them regularly.
Anotr four o'clock yesterday morn
ing Officer Miller captured Frank, ALA.
"Dutchy" West, on the Crescent mill
road. West is wanted on two State
charges of hOuSebreaking. Officer Mix
Ter has been ON his track Tor some time,
and deserves much cre,lit for the man
ner in which he worked the ease mp.
A SLIGHT rumpus occurred on Four
trcnth street, 40 Foil, yesterday alter
noon. Two mill hands were passing,
when one Was struck with an apple core
by a school boy near. A cOlOred boy
who happened to be- present was sns-
pccte,l by the mill men and they gave
him an unmerciiul trOunciug before
they discovered their mistake.
THR Council Committee ON Finance
has earned the name OF the shelving
committee" from the i;lrt that most oil
the matters referred to IL are never ex'
pectcd To rcappear. II now has in ltS
hands the Twelfth street sewer and the
new pump Tor the water works. In
conversation with member. Yesterday
w. were informed that the former would
De- r"uorted adversely and the latter IA
vOrably.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
River last night 20 inches.
Weather clear and warm.

Weather clear and warm.
Noarrivals or departures, Yesterday.
The Welcome arrived at Cincinnati in
good shape and on time, and has taken
the Cincinnati and Big Sandy trade.
II. Scamon will send flat boat down
10 Parkersburg this forenoon, towing by
horses. For freight or passage-dcck-
apply at tine Peoples wharf boat.
only about Is inches Of water in the
Ohio river, and the bottom still rising -
Huntington AdrertiSer.
The Ohio rivef is lower now than it
has been since 1854, with but little
prospects Of rise very soon. We no
ticed the topoi rock sticking above the
water, up at Browns Island, the other
dav, that has not seen daylight for the
last - wears. The hermit can wade the
river any place up there. lie says some
medium-sized eat fish undertook to 90
up through the channel side of the
river last Sunday, and had To back out
again FOR want OF requisite "wetness. -
.Stc,,JcnrUc Press.
PITTSBURGH, October l0.-River 81
inches below the marks and stationary.
W tdliltI NlbHbl anu Naiii'
MEurns, October l0.-Rivcr stationa-
nv. Passed dOwn-Annie Silver, Gold
EN- City, New Orleans. Up-Grand
Tower, Port Eads, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, October l0.-Weather
clear and warm; mercury 50. River !
$40 feet scant and falling. Down
Nigo.
CINCINNATI, October l0.-River . feet
) inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm.
VICEsBURG, October 10. - Weather
and warm; thermometer 81. River fell
inches. Up-Chauteau. Down
gard.
New ORLEANS, October l0.-No ar
rivals or departures, Weather clear;
thermometer 81.
CAIRO, October 10.-River . feet !
inches and stationary. Weather clear;
thermometer 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

There are several notable improve
ments now progressing, or about To be-
gin, on Main street, in the wholesale
district. The first of these Is Greer ~
I.,iu.'s new front, which will De- one OF
the finest I'M the city. Ii is Of dressed
stone, three stories high, and sumount-
ell bv French roof. The cornicc is
now being placed in position, and is eN-
tremely ornate IN design.
The new building Of Henry h. List,
Just south Of Fourteenth street, Is a
story up anal is beginning To attract
much attention. II will have an iron
front. and will do away with the UNI
slightly break between OgIebay's build
ing and the corner block. Wheat *
NaylOr will occupy il.
Dr. r. A. Ilildreth has contracted
with Klevis, Kraft x Co. for a decided
improvement in his block, now occupied
by G.. n. Berry and Simpson 4 Reid.
An additional story will he put on, and
the front will be handsomely pointed
and painted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the
Different Judicial Bodies.
SUPREME COURr-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.

SUPREME COURr-JUDGES GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
Court met nj "a. VI.
Argument in prohibition cases con-
tinucd and concluded.
Adjourned until 10 M. to-day.
MUNICIPAL CoURr-JUDGE CRANMER.
There was no business transacted by
this court Yesterday. 1t will be in SEES
sion at 10 4. NJ. today.
POLICE COURT-IUDGE CRANMER.
The following cases were disposed OF
at this court yesterday morning:
Frank West, disorderly, fined SO.
Committed.
Richard Kennedy and wife, disorlerly
conduct. The former was fined - and
y for contempt. The case against the
latter was dismissed without prejudice.
Deas McCarty, drunk, second oilense,
fined So. Committed for six months.
George Holtsclaw, drunk, fined -.
Committed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
HATS AND CAPS.

The manufacture OF boots and shoes
is larger than it has ever been in the his
tory Of the trade, and dealersin this city
find difficulty in getting what they wish.
Some Eastern firms, at the present up
ward tendency OF prices, which is over
20 per cent, refuse to receive advance in
orders. II it were otherwise there would
be a large profit for jobbers, as the
larger portion OF this stock is staple.
Our boot and shoe men report trade
brisk. and the market exceedingly
healthy. One firm estimates this years
increase Of business over last at about
II per cent. Others vary from ten to
IL nor cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

Gov. Mathews, If West Virginia, and
VIM. Wcbbcr, OF this place, were school
mates. They met atthe Voorhees, meet
ing Yesterday ior the first time Tor years.
-. CLii~rAr Gdst,.
K. r.. Dcvrics, general supcrintcn-
dent Of the Il. ~ %. railroad, at Wheel
my. and ~. 4. NaaS. agent oi the Mobile
and Ohio railrnad at Mobile, Ala, were
in town the other day.. CidirsriH,
Gd-ftif.
Maurice IIorkhcimcr, of Wheeling, is
i'm the citv.-OiiO PnN.
Miss Lille Zane, of Wheeling, is in
town visiting her sister, Mrs. r. &.
RichardSon.-NI Cumberland Lt,tsp,n
dIb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
Transfer.

rpe following transfer OF real estate
was admitted 10 record in the office Of
the Clerk OF the County Court yestcr-
day:
III. T.. Shriver, trustee, conveyed To-
Virginia VI. Warren, by deed of Octo-
her y. 1872. lots numbered . and ID in
ChurchilTs addition, for 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

Chris. Siebke will have wire run
into his saloon, and will receive the
election returns on Tuesday night. lie
saws he will get news one ten thou
sandth of second sooner than any one
else,