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Connecticut western news., 1880-09-01
VAR NH s

are and will be a speciality with us during the fall and winter season. Have just received a full line oe
 Bergman's Zephyr Worsted.
 which We sell at 12 cts. per oz.
 The best quality Germantown yarns, German Knitting Wors- ted or yarn, very popular yarn for Ladies' and Children's Stockings. We also have n full line of the SaxOny, Monroe, and CashmOn yarns, shetland Wool, shetland Floss, Embroidery Silks, Canvases, Burlaps Fringes, and Comon Knitting yarn of all kinds. La. dies doing quantity of fancy work will find low prices by the quantity.
Connecticut western news., 1880-09-01
ITO ye Scribe iu Can san s

|TW ye ScrIb0 n VNn HNnS
 We beseeeh you to lift up your Paper Trumpet and say to the dweller9 n. the goodlv land of Canaan; yes, of N04lslk. and Salisbury, and Lakexflls, aud Ealls all the country winch lieth rYund about Sharon and Goshen, and they whe tarry h the mountains of Riga and Hsystask, that
Connecticut western news., 1880-09-01

west COTmWabAe
 Rev. c. N. Fitch is expected home from his vacation this week.
 John o. Adams of Negaunee, Mich, ispis. iting his old friends in thls village and vicin- ity. Sharon, where she has successfully taught the past summer.
 Miss Rhoda Marsh of Litch6eld was the guest of Mrs Isaac Marsh last week. Mrs Bonney and daughter of Albany, N. Y, who have been visiting at Dea. R. R. Pratts, returned last week,
 Rev. D. M. Pratt of Cream Hill has occu- pied the pulpit in the Chapel Sunday eve nnings during the absence of Rev, c. N. Fitch.
 Miss May Porter of Lenox, Mass, who is visiting at Mrs. W. H. Porter's, has been quite sick with measles.
 The Misses Sterling of Bridgeport are guests of MT. J. H. Cole.
 The Foster House bears a remarkably bright aspect since the fine evergreens in front have been properly trimmed.
 Wood, Mallinson & Go. are erecting a new cider mill adjoining their shear factory.
 Cochrane Bros. are already replenishing their stock of goods which gives the store an attractive appearance.
 Elias Scoville is in Sharon with his huge derrick, assisting in moving the large stones used in cons!ructing the castellated mansion which is b ing erected there at such an enor nous expense.
 The Canaanites gave the West Cornwall Cornet Band call to be present at their gaand rally last Friday evening" which was heartily responded to. We predict vast amount of campaign playing for this justly celebrated band of music, especially if music of superior excellence is desired. We regret that our much esteemed barber,
Connecticut western news., 1880-09-01

J.B. HARDENBEReH, Proprietor.
, 1880-03-24
acknowledgements

m E T bekjendtgj6res herved at
W Fortegnelserne over de at stads-
conducteuren i Anledning at foregaa-
EIDE Bygningsforandringer i Byerne
Christiansted og Frederiksted i sidst-
afvigte Skatteaar foretagne Maalinger,
henligge til Eftersyn i Christiansted i
Diet Kongelige Kasserer-Contoir og i
Frederiksted paa Politikammeret sam
mesteds, og opfordres, i Henhold til
Anordningen Of 26de November 1854,
de Vedkommende til at fremkomme
med deres mulige Ankle over Maalin-
gen til Presidentskabet for St. Croix
linden 3 Maaneder fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix
den 20 de Marts 1880.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE. 0. KRAUSE.
j. A. HOVER.
, 1880-03-24
Publication.

1T is hereby made known that the
lists showing the measurements
effected by the Town-Surveyor in
consequence of changes which have
taken place in the year 1879 with
certain buildings in the Towns of
Christiansted and Frederiksted, is
at the Royal T~reasurer's Office, and
in Frederiksted at the Police-Ofice.
Pursuant to Ordinance of 26th No
vember 1854, all parties concerned
are requested to forward to the Pre-
sidency for St. Croix within 8 months
from date, their eventual objections
against the said measurements.
lTax-C Commission for St. Croix, the
Goth March 1880. :
S. W. VAN BRAKLE. O. KRAUSE.
j. A. HOVER hi4
, 1880-03-24

- r rrr.-~ - LrTt 49, @nf nynVE EHlfW1T1 =
and that he expected to make Scotland an
example to the rest Of the United King
dom. f9# q .%.~ef~3
In the French Chamber of Deputies M.
de Freycinet in reply to an Interpolation
repeated his former statement of his inten-
ton to enforce the existing anti Jesuit laws.
A vote of confidence was then taken
which resulted in a majority of one hun
dred n ninety one votes in favour Of the
Government.
News from the Island of st. Vincent an
nounces the death'of Lieut. Governor Dun
das ON the evening of the sixteenth instant.
New York, 18th March,-Mr Gladstone
has opened the electioneering campaign in
Edinburgh.
1t is rumoured that the Duke of Con-
naught will succeed the Duke of Marlbo-
rough as viceroy of Ireland. .
New York 10Th March.-The "Daily
News" in an editorial expresses the OPT
MON that at the next general election the
Conservatives will lose ten seats in Scot
land, ten in heNorth of Ireland and thirty
nine in England and Wales.
In consequence of the at titude of the
French Government it is reported that the
Jesuits are making preparations to leave
France.
It is considered in diplomatic circles
that General Melikof's dictatorship is a
real concession to popular wants in Russia
under the disguise of REFRESHING Nihilism.
The Russian press, commenting on the
liberation of Hartmann, the Moscow con.
spirator, by the French Government, is
Disguised at the imbecility of Russian di.
plOmatiSts in raising the question with
France, without the certainty of success.
New York, March 10Th.
Flour per barrel, St. Lawr. brand, S6.75
Meal, best Braudyw wine, per barrel, s34 to 3.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $l24.
Crystals per ID. $50. to !
Sugar I Fair to good refining Per ID, u to s.
English Islands Molasses per gallon SO :. 40cts
Exchange New York and London, 4.s5.
London March 18th.
Dem. Crystals per cw3, s1. Is. Cd duty
SugGr : free. Muscoyado. do 9l Is. Cd
(Clayed Havana. No IL, gl 6s. Sd. .aAoa
Demerara Rum per gallon Is SD. in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per CIV. ga 81. Cd,
Con>ols 90 to 9SA.
Bank Of England Rats of Discount, 8 p cent
Liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands II
3peroeDt Rentes in Paris S2.15
, 1880-03-24
-~soN,D4NGERoUs POTATOES.

Cooks should be careful to cut the
dark spots Of potatoes before cooking
g them. 7fAafelw days ago a family at
Providence, Rhode Island, were poi
'sored, and were saved from death on
lyby the most skilful treatment. The
attending physician, in searching for
the origin Of the poison, discovered
that some Of the uncooked potatoes
had dark spots on them. On investi-
eating the spots he found them to be
decayed potatoe bugs. The doctor
was convinced that the bugs entered
the potatoes while they were growing
and died there. The bug is very poi
sonous. A potatoe, with one Of these
bugs in it is sufficient to impregnate
with poison all of the potatoes with
which it is cooked-& Thomas Times.
, 1880-03-24
DOMINICA.

The Royal Princes ALBERT VICTOR
and GEORGE Of Wales, have, at length
arrived. Some time after midday,
Wednesday, 25th instant, the long
Booked-for Bocchante, with the long
expected Royal Visitors on board, an
chored in u harbour. Expecting,
on the forenoon of the next day, that
they would do here, as they had done
in nearly, if not allofIthe other islands
which they had visited, land in open
day, many ladies of the upper classes
repaired to their friends and acquain-
tances' houses facing the bay, and
vast numbers Of all classes lined the
street there, Notwithstanding the
broiling sun-it being a very sunshi-
ny day-in order to see the princes
on their probable landing. But the
people were sadly disappointed.
However, shortly after sunset between
six and seven o'clock, they landed on
the Jetty and proceeded to Govern
ment House. Although they thus
came on shore before the rising of the
moon, they had scarcely set their feet
on the pier when shouts were heard to
the effect that, after having kept peo-
pie all day on the tenter hooks of sus-
pense, the princes had landed under
the cover of the evening. Crowds of
persons instantly collected, growing
larger and larger every moment, and
followed them all the way, giving vent
to their exuberant loyalty by Murray
ing all the time. His Honor the Pre-
sident entertained the princes at din
mel hat evening.
The people were fully compensated
for the disappointment of the previous
day by the princes landing in open
day on the following Saturday morn
ing with the view. of riding to the
Lake, but they could only reach Wot-
ten Wavcn; and by their being pres
ent in the public Garden at the Music
played there by the Ships band. AS
a matter of course, the Garden was in
and outside thronged with all classes
DESTROYS of having a look at two of the
Scions of England's Royal Race,
grandsons Of our beloved Queen. A
little before the music terminated,
the princes, accompanied by the Pre-
sident withdrew, and feigning to go
to Government House, they, with
their Governor or Tutor and the Pre-
sident, passed through the Northern
gate thereof, andIwent down the street.
On reaching the jetty, the Prince and
their Governor returned on board in
the Treasury boat provided for them
by the resident-IHe People, Feb.26.
, 1880-03-24
N

med alt Tilbeh0r og beliggende her
paa Den Droningens Quarter sub
No. 33 & "a ad 81 sub Nc. 38, 43,
48 & 81, sub No, SO ad 40 og Com
pagniets Quarter sub No. % b, blive
opraabte til Bortsalg we'd offentlig 4de
Auktion, som afholdes her paa Con-
toiret Onsdagen den 7de April 1880
Eftermiddag ri. 1 slet.
Eiendommene vile blive opraabte
saaledes: Springgut & Springgarden
for sig, derefter Cassavagarden for sig,
Pearl for sig og Castle Coakley for
sig, og endeligt Cassavagarden. Pearl,
og Castle Coakley samlede under Eet
Auktions Conditionerne og de 6v-
rige Salget vedrorende documenter.
kunne e~ftersees paa Overretsprocura.
tor P. Jennings Contoir.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir den
12te Marts 1880.
H. A. JURS.
, 1880-03-24
@TELEGRAMS.
~ = Z ST. THOMAS STATION.

New, York. 18th. aMarch.-London news
; reports that Mr.. Gladstone on starting for
Midlothian said he was going to victory
, 1880-03-24
Castle C0aklGT
u II R L.
Cassavagarde
A D.
SprimggMf,
"A N D.
SPRIN GAL DEN

with all app~urtenances and situated in
this Islands Queens Quarter sub No.
33 & "a ad 81, sub No. 80, 43, 48 &
81, sub No, 80 ad 40 and in Compa-
ny's Quarter sub No % B, will be
put up for sale at a public 4th Auc:
ton to be held at the undersigned
office on Wednesday the 9Th April
1880 at 1 o'clock p. m.
The properties will be put up for
sale thus:
sprnggut & Springgarden together,
then Cassavagarden by itself,
Pearl by itself, and Castle Coakley
by itself, and lastly Cassavaggarden,
Pearl and Castle Coakley together.
The conditions and other decu-
ments concerning the sale may pc
seen at Lawyer P. Jennings Once.
Christiansted's lVendue Office the15fh
March 1880 ei5 80 sc Eosd sl.sfEs
. H.A.s JUBsD
, 1880-03-24
.aAWClIO2l.

ut the request of Lawyer P. Lem
III ming in behalf of the Disclaimers
the landed Estates
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22

NENr SUNDAY grt un Your uvw clothes
SUj eat cE-s.
VINO will have Harry Caldwclis place
,u the FIySt Branch
Tux United States Court has ad-
jlurucd tor the term.
Ti,E certificate OF incorpOrat. on OF the
Natural Historical society vas admtt'd
ta rcvoyd on saturday by Recorder
lioUN.
T,,s funeral ui the late Max Baker
t,lk ril,r irom the hospital yesterday.
The body WAS inferred at the city GENE
terry.
The cooler vas crowded last evening.
The minious zrxlsl in drunks ami dis
ur,lerhes by thownsleSale on Saturday
night
Tuls is going to DC hard year,
What with the census takers anu the
el,ruoneeTing a man will hardly Know
where he stands.
M,EKEr street on saturday ana sun
day nights presents quite ameIEop0h'a9i
aspect Ii is thronged with people anu
brilliant with light.
TuE Sweeney Investigating Commit
a., Mil meet tomorrow evening. Mar
kr,mg,ter Edwards viii probably sum
mon the witnesses to-day.
YESTERDAY was lovely beyond meas
ure." Ii was one OF those early sprlns
DAYS which generate lOngings alter tue
unutterable, the unattalnahle.
TnE Fourth Street Nj. +. Church Will
give one OF their enioyaee socialS ON
next Thursday evening. Every one al
ways has a good time at these socials-
ApnRERs OF fine streets should take
walk up Market. They would IND IN
that thoroughiare, above Tenth, an ob-
iect OF contemplation and subject Tor
meditation.
BEIrz & FLADING are making beau
,;tpI confessional for the Church oil the
Imma,ulate Conception. The design Is
a ysrv pretty one, and it will be quite
an armament 10 the church.
VIZ have been requested to call the
.,,sntion of the police to the gang OF
rowdies that loaf on the corner OF Sew
aO,ssth and Wood streets and insult
every ever passsr-by after dusk:
THE telegraph injunction case has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22

springs are on the grounds, and as the
greater portion has been cultivated Tor
wears, the labor Of raising flowers,
shrubs and ornamental trees would be
greatly facilitated. Iiia Y be hoped
that this moysnsnt viii not b psrmit
ted to end in smoke. The location Is .
delightful one, no point is more central
no fnsr view or purer air can be en-
loved in the neiahborhood, no more
suitable spot could be selected for the
proposed soldiers monument, and no
other parcel Of eligible ground can be
more chesply purchased. II the matter
Is put to the vote OF the whole people oil
wheeling, We are convinced the major
ity would favor this project, and ample
means would be forthcoming Tor ils ex-
ecution in the near future.
PARKER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22

man. auartermaster OF the steamship
Lone star, fell dead at the wheel to-day
while the steamer was being landed.
Steambostmen all report the rivers very
hjsh. VBoeuff and Ouaehita rivers are
rising rapidly. It is feared the heavy
and continuous rains will weaken the
levees. ~
CAIRO. March 2l.-Arriyed-J. W.
Garrett, Ohio; Belle Memphis, st. Louis;
Jno. L. Rhoads, Pittsburgh; Golden
Rule. New Orleans; Ike Hammitt,
Pittsburgh; Fearless, Memphis; Z. y.
Stannard, New Orleans; Samson, st.
Louis; Arkansas Belle, Evansville;
Montana, St. Louis; j. S. Neal, Ohio; b.
s. Rhea, Nashville; City OF Greenyille,
ST. louis. Depsrted-.Houston and
Annie p. Silver. New Orleans; J. w.
Garrett, New Orleans; Belle Memphis,
Memphis; John L. Rhoads, st. Louis;
Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Ike Hammit,
ST Louis; Fearless, st. Louis; Arkansas
Belle. Evansville. River "A feet Z inches.
Weather clear. Thermometer 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22
A PROPOSED PARK.
A Correspondent Fayors Wheel
ing Hill.

We have received the following COM
munratiOn touching the visionary park
spoken Of in Council. The writer has 4
decided p7.ckdRt for Wheeling hill
Strangers visiting the thriving Iity OF
Wheeling, and looking with admiration
on her many leading industries, mineral
resources, river commerce, railroads,
&c, naturally inquire in what manner
the large mass OF working people find
recreation. Perhaps the Opera House
and the various dancing halls are point
ell out, Where is your parkT asks
the stranger. "Oh, We have park five
miles out the pike" answers the citiEen
OF Wheeling, lit is private park, Of
course. but the generous owner, now in
his heavenly mansion, during his life
time kindly permitted US to visit aud
enjoy it; the round trip only costs %
cents 10y the Elm Grove Narrow Gauge,
a delightful jauut OF an hour each way;
however, it is nicer To take carriage
when We can
This sounds rather expensive for a
workingman with wife and seven or
eight children remarks the stranger.
surely YOU have some other means OF
breathing fresh air and enjoying the
beauties OF the Ohio Valley"
We'll, the Fair Grounds On the Is
land might have been converted into
park, but there is the bridge toll, tritie
Of course, but still not suiting poor peo-
pie exactly. These poor people are 50
hard TO please, hut since they build our
railroads and bridges and toll in our
nail mills and glass works, they are cen
tainly entitled to some consideration,
particularly since they pay q large
amount OF the city taxes. However,
We ought to have = spark nearer town"
concludes the citizen. The stran.
ger leaves Wheeling impressed with
ideas OF its immense business, its gener-
Gus people, also remembers its smoke
aud mud, and comparing our city
ihoroughiares with the paved streets,
the flowing fountains, the public statues
and the health giving public gardens OF
cities, East aud West he may we'll vote
our city and its inhabitants behind the
age. A late number OF Wheeling paper
directed public attention to the ieaSabi-
lity OF converting Wheeling hill into q
park. The city owns large portion OF
the hill in question, and the rest can be
purchased for a moderate SUN, the
several owners being just now disposed
10 sell A fine carriage road could be
laid out around the hin, accessible nom
the pike, while iootpaths would form the
outlets to several Of our principal streets.
No difficulty would be experienced in
regari to water, AZ numerous hne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22
READ l. Blum & Bros advertisement
at head Of local.
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.

sUPREAg COURT - JUDGES GREEN, HAY
MoNp, MOORE AND JOHNSON.
Court met at 8 A. NJ. Saturday, and
transacted the following business:
In the case OF the State VS.. Joseph h.
McGraw, from Taylor county, petition
for writ of error refused.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany vs.. O. B. Hoard ct a., from Wayne
county. Opinion by Moore, all the
Judges coucurring. Judgment OF Cir
cult Court affirmed.
The following is the syllabus oil the
case
|. A statute, general in its terms and
without negative words, will not DO con-
strued to repeal by implication the par
ticular provisions Of former statute,
which are special in their application to
particular case or class OF cases, unless
the repugnancy he so glsring and ire
concilable as To indicate the legislative
intent to repeal.
g The provision in Chapter So OF the
Acts of 1872 3 in reference To the man
ner in which land shall DO condemned
by railroad companies, are not repealed
or abroyated by Chapter IA OF the Acts
Of 1875, and the amendatory Acts OF
1879, Chapter 5; and, therefore, the Chr
cult Court has no jurisdiction in case
where railroad company seeks to con
denim lands, the jurisdiction in such
cases being confined To the County
Court, as decided in Railroad VS.. Patton,
9th W. Va, 6iS.
Court adjosrned to Saturday, March
q, at . 4. NJ.
U. $. DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE JOHN J.
JACKSON, JR.
Court met ut 10 A. NJ. Saturday,
An order was entered allowing the
abstracts OF the Marshal for the entire
term.
Isaiah Warren VS.. steamboat G. W.
Hornbrook. Decree was entered IN favor
of libellants against owners oi said steam
boat for the sum Of s., POS 60, and against
G. III. Booth rs surety for the same
amount.
Charles Findley, assignee OF the Rose
burg Iron and Lumber Company VS..
Robert johnson ct al. On motion OF
counsel for defendants, the plaintiff hay-
ing taken no action in this cause since
September, 1875, the said cause was dis
missed. The injunction heretofore
granted is dissolved, and the defendant
RECEIVERS costs against the plaintiff.
Court adjourned for the term.
COUNTY COURT JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at q A. NJ. on Saturday, and
after transacting some unimpOrtant
business adjourned until to-day at 9
N. A.
MuSIcIrAL couRT-JuDsE CRANMER.
Court met 10 A.. NJ.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
ny W.. The A. 4 p. and W. u. Telegraph
Companies, injunction. The argument
in this case by the defendants, to dis
solve the injunction, was closed and sub
mitted.
Adjourned until to-day ut 10 A.. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

Manage, Tracy is us tull OF hustle over
the telegraph war as setting hen Is oi
cluck.
Rhe:nstrom, the stenographer, does
not feel the least aifronted ut Council =
refusal To employ u shorthand reporter
for the Sweeney investigation. The
"Rab. is rolling in business.
Charlie Howell declined the nomlna-
ton ul treasurer OF the Blaine Club. lie
has all the work he can manage IN clip
ping his own coupons.
Hon. Charles Hedrilk, of Charleston,
OK Secretary Of State, is in the city.
Manager Ed, BrueS, the white goods
man ot New York, is expected IN the
city soon.
Ex-Oiher Davis is rumored candidate
for census enumerator
Clerk Hook, the Hymon OF the Court
House, made eight souls happy last
week, by means OF four marriage IL
cenSeS.
Calm. the directory man. is contem-
plating the publication Of a West Nir-
ginia State gazetteer.
Councilman Eotf, Deputy Collector
Galligan and Counsellor O'keeie are the
gentlemen who will enter the arena Tor
the contest for the clerkship OF the First
Branch, when the present incumbent
resi- yns, as he intends doing.
Counsellor Pendleton calls the coun-
terieit, which was showed on him, a
William. tie is not sufficiently familiar
with its kind to call it a bill.
Mrs. 4. NJ Phillips and daughter, OF
North Wheeling, returned on Saturday
evening from an extended Eastern trip.
Messrs. James Kenney and Ed. Hen
uemaEu, two OF North Wheeling gents,
left on Saturday Tor a short visit to Gin
Ciunat,.
Bishop Haiu is in Rome.
James III Oglehay and Dr. III. +. HUI
linen have rendered their designations
rs directors OF the Library Association.
Their places will be- filed tonight
Mrs. l.. q. Robinson, the evangelist,
Was expected to arrive last evening.
Dr. &. r. Pryor, travelling correspon-
dent Of the Louisville COu1sr-JOUrRIL
spent Saturday and sunday IN the city.
Editor peloe, OF the Tyler County
Nlr, spent Saturday IN the city, among
his many friends,
Col. John c. FinnemOn, a promiGen,
tea merchant OF New York, arrived last
evening and put up at the New Mcclure.
Among the arrivals at the Stsmm yes
ter,lay were: ]. w. THOMPSON, Balti-
more; Julius Janowitz, Will Truct,
Pittsburgh; T. Bowers, Wyoming; c.
Crane and wife, Akron, O.; Guy Gray,
Cleveland; Elwin Newton, Dayton; ). J.
h. Cox, PhiladelphiA; J. NJ Gamble,
Pennsylvania; b l. CrameI, John B
(;lfllan, West Alexander; John Bell,
W. NJ. Shaw, Pittsburgh; DR.. Stanton,
S,eubenville; James russell, Chicago;
t. Y. Hennen, JOlleytowh.
John Berger leaves this morning on a
business trip in the East.
Moves Rand, OF Charleston, and Col.
Il. L Peyton. Of White sulphur Springs,
are AT the New McLure.
DR. T. II. Logan returned on Satur-
day irom a trip to Washington, ID. c.
REAp /. Blum L Bros advertisement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22

inc that Mr.. Keller was going 10 occupy y
ny sna, now ,,sed as an auction room
W.. ami, : mistake. / wish to say that am
still running my business, anu ro ~ still
April lst, in the samS as Mr..
continue the auction business ,S S yin.
Keller is only going TO occupy ' ;sws,rv
dow. for repairing watches ana Ie~s"''
Yours,
w. H. FERRY.
Auotioue<r, lS9 Belmont Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22
WtsArr Indications,

WASHINGTON, March -, l \. N-tor
Tennessee aUi the uuIu Valley, IN
rryasus rluujlucsS followed 10y rain
areas. variable Winds, mostly south
westerly, rising temperature AMI ialiIng
barometer.
For ,uc Lower Lakes warmer, partly
cloudy weather. with OccaSlon1i ram,
winds mostly southwest, amt lower
htl.fURftE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22
Rhnnmatism sixteen Years.

| suffered SO severely that | was often
robbed OF my nights rest; = change OF
weather would have the most paihIu'
effect on me, Tor then ! could not use
INV hands or feet. Hall q bottle OF ST
JACOBS on cured me.
TuoxAs Orr, Bonifaee, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22
GRAND OPENINGI

Al The BAZAAR, IIO6 Main
street. All the leading siy les in
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
Goods new displayed. Special
BargaiI. iIl Ladies' I nderN ear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-22
|. Blum & Bro.
4llJeeIin9 Register
LOCAL iNTELLlGEaCE.


Spring Announcement Goorgo K.
TAYLOR.
Regular Tuesday Packet Steamer
New Andes.
New Spring Gu1js Henry ROemer.
Cook stoves -NcsuItt y Bro.
Wanted Reliable Culorrd Boy.
For Saiu- Drug store.
New Display l. Blum 4 Bro Head
ct Local