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, 1880-08-30
AsluSEH1 ESTS4

rnverty's 'rhcntre.
rrnrtorn streoi. corner uf MUnr'e. Enhancement
q. 4. 1t. Paln,cr's unlpn-aquars Theatre Company
"Tho fjnntcheGA"
, 1880-08-30

Republican c,,-c!.Ixcus do. I,nt, unsnrtunatcl,
tho Democrats alnve II higher percentages Of ,I,.s
ui1l nnuir,tss euInents Il, tb.t.
rlsnka thnn tho Republicans. IN Tim rltrn, ,lI,.
trlets this rnrsncn Is not 10 ptnll, Mn,l apparent
t,nt In our lhrBrr ctrir,s II becomes the c1c,ro
tho higher tho number Ut in..affnn,.
rn,,gcs. IT we scr,itinlzp these ftIlows II IN.
tic closer, who during nemotr,.ttc ,,m.
rontiOns md during tho scssnrs Of cutuIuittrrs
eagerly, with loud demonstrations uni ,m,*c'
prcss themselves furwnnl, thcn we ,ipt,ers.on,
TITO cvil ngninst which tho urn1tMrntc tmrtv rn.
to mt hittg. These clesnonts cAn u,ly bc rnn.
trulcsl with grcnt ,ltJliculty,-ye., we ,,,ny sav
cntinut at NIL he kept un,ler contrnl. nl,i,purh
ticcent Demo crnts lnvc often enough t,,ulp lin
attrmpt. These rough nn'l dangerous element,
aro tho ruin Of primary elections. anl they nrc n
tlisgraee to nll conventions. Eyerywtlcro tho"
nro pressing themselves rDrwAri, md theIr liz.
llavtor Is sis!ltcIent to disgust tho better clc.
mcnts Ut tho democratic purity with any AM, MI
active participation III rolItfcaI mattcss T1csc
clcmcnts, Atnpt,H which Il certain natiunuuy
is fcnrfusiy predominant, are tho ci,Iss ,Iat
II costs nny can.lidato II fortune to oltun
7, nomination, nnd stuiior nun to 10 e!cct.s /,
thu caEdtslAte elected, tun It hns ct,at blu, nlnus
~ much, II not mere, to nbtain tho uIa ihan
tllo o.,!ce VIII yield to him during the whuIs *
backf liz bus contracted debts whleh tnu., IL
Inaald out Of tho snlary and fees Of his ulljes'
IT, H.. ~" ~, ~ & n H. w. n,ez1leeuts
liz niihnr 80 ~ III srtv ~ =" I,ti ea,spols.
sh.,sc t,.fnn1s a,,i ,gs.u,a m nn ,'i'.,n lt
ia hel,i ne,n,fuGin vii, whi"h liz i,,,,,aist aist
purity y By fur ,nnro pssturr tlan tho E.tluh.
n"mocrnts vntn a. az sJ nfto" oeg Jom wy NJ many
r",tstiatcs II, irn'I cInoito,,s tof Jt:p.spllcan
s9n1" o,1 -" Natfnna, c"ats, nan"tt,, "'st'nNRa IN
hcrc cnsa1v ~ thc,r ''IvS n"rtn ,tty 1uey al.
,iisv,stinw rnments ~. e,,,frn} n E t,rt, tneso
mi nin,,1s ,it thc I,,G..nemi"nt ,.t,tnrs ~ @aWaJ
sn,.,,w vail ,,rnp,n~ s,,msIr.,s III ~ " nito
n"r.ys rSnks Thn ,isfnr,ttn.. for W, th VI thos
element. Init, 10 certatn extent, lHys tho
atso1ixtn u nelnocrISy.-nn NJ tiio s1!nG tlmc,
rrsnta ~rcsv tnwor,5s t'n s,,cSss NJ "" f, ea- ~
publican party in tho coming elcctIOn.a 1SS'
Tho Milwaukee TlcrpFi writes; "rhe ncmo.
critic purity bousts th,t IL Is the reprcscntuiIvo
Of tho Tree-Tra,!e ,tuptrlt,e: mil IT nrnr.ts
, 1880-08-30

Mctlcker's THEATRE
Sna!.nn street, between Hsnte nna Dearborn. "A
the Raac."
, 1880-08-30

TnE steamer Marine City. running between
NAcktnnc ind Dctrptt and Cleveland, took tlsc
nhout Up. III. yesterday. nht't,t two miles "H
Aleonl, TIL Lake Huron. ThcrO wns II lHrgo
number Ut passengers o,t board, but nwtnE to
tho cs1rrgy ut tho sfentnrrs crew anu nf the crew
nntI Captain ar the tug vulcan, nni 10 tho lneni-
hers ur tho Life SaviuE Station ut Alcon al1 ur
beard, according to the lntcst acct,tlnts. hnve
been savtsl. The steamer WIS valued nt $30.'AN
Greut praIso Ia merited hy tho Captain of the
burned vessel at,st MI who wcrc Instrumental In
saving tho lives Ut tho passengers. Tho nro
| originated In tho vessels hold.
, 1880-08-30

Randolph street. hrt~er', CLARK "nu Ia sa1'e' -
caRe,.,ef,t Ut afEIoh' Juse ene Dpera Company. "l'
lle Duke"
, 1880-08-30

Olympic Thrhtrc. .
Clark street. tcswc, Lake and Randolph. Enaaae
r,nnt of Thultnun's Hurlrtlns Troupe. "Ths Luck,
, 1880-08-30

Tho Ne,p Jtrstu Fttto Ftt*se writes In relation
to naturalization for lost s!nves rs folloVt'
"Again and agnlu-and Justly so-tho attention
Of people s called to tho fact TINT, II tho De'no"
er1lta should Dc victorious IN tho cDt'ltug clco'
ttou. the last barrier would bo broken doHa
which now prutccts tho North against thu faoa.
lotls cIaimB Ut tho 60ulhurncrs. To whRt e11ent
these Southern clni1ns 40 Is not generally sea
known. As \ r,lle. whenever this c!nlll-auolces
Ia mentioned, tho people think IT direct or iudl+
rect losses sustained by tho south during tne
War, OF pcusIuns for Confederate soldiers q
oven OF redemption Ut tho Confederate sce'p.
hut that tue forlnor laye- laruns at,l tho!rlrst
hafra expect 10 DO lnlelnnlacd fur tho loss W
thor slaves out OF tho Treasury uf tho untea
Rtatoa.-th!a tho innocent NorthoEndr hata9
dreams OF. buch IL tho case, however, ani sps
most !ncohtroycrtlb'o prnat can bo prsHiucoa
that such are tho expectations and fnlcntIoas
Of the South. In the safcs anayaults af Georgia
courts sro kept llsts Of nanles Of all tho farls.
sf1yc.owllers Ut that ftntc. nnd also Of Il! ~ y
ane: Of slaves sct freq by tho co'lsetlto',ses% se%
These Hats arc awarn 10 anil prepared IN rropsss
legal FORM % that. whom the dny arrSss, ~ ,usf *
rsnaasration r ior - ihciF lot property ibs}
III soy &c ~S Gts.s CssSs shas ~oa 81 ' c
ridiculous nlafn1s. ~ aoun a. the pe1lasI'aass ~
hold tho roins or government l tfnIr nGnaft IL
nlMteF 0f JluKea OF tue supreme L0!tst ~
unilcsl Suites will bu illorrslsatt. tue ngfi n'ii
Judges, to bu appu!nte,l by THO PrestenMt l. vi.
| 10 Dctnocrnts. Their nominations must 10 ~
| vised md consented to BY tho hfnasss h,ss
OF tho United States. Tho ncIn0crAtlo ssilaa ssiiass
will not approve uf tho nomination Ut my Jlasd
appointed BY tho Freaitltnt wl0 IL not oPGose9s 9
| u the three institutional Ampninunts. !sss. !sss.
eAsc6 relative to tho collstItutionnl!ty VI tl0S
| Ameulmgnta arc SOON mnu antl ArstlBet w ~.
the decd would bu d.,lIe III tho twisting o. k ~
hand. Al this grandiloquent talk "f llhnsSxsie.
In bis letter Of acceptunct. ,irclnrlng his "nnamd
ton to repeal Df thgse EonstaultHnAt !.mrn+h
menta, II nothing hut tiaNlnshiMc. anu ol W. Il
tho paper II IL written upon. Itldon kIax In - =
| the tinib whua no advised In to Inukp !hat ~
1eGt the tnAtn p,nt III blu tettur: u1iL tIai'u,ts
knDWa very well ttd4y thut u tho l}eiIlost4ss sss.
pArty. uuco Ia possossI1n nf tho Federal poSn p,ns
! Insists upnu M oplntnn OF tho eup5,,hsr
Court OF tho United Stutcs as to Wh9Ian. ,Ss
| Or not these Amendments wGEo ea ~
additionally adopted, thoy Will 4asu u. liz
opinion Will b. III her f4tur, and ihe fes'a.tinas .ias
cauuot hnIp himself. ull hts bluster In hs t.
| Ut acceptance tu tho contrary nutwtthktAhu,nIs. ~.
How would tl0 citizens at tho Nurth llke lor1k lor1k
few moFo thousands nf millions 10 tue s'a'i n.
In addition to the millions tho Wus bus c'a' -
readyf"
Tho In Crosse tWfs.l N0nfsitrn writes a. !o,. ~.
lows: "Ths political chameleon. Jac. Hu.,
Ter, once Republican L!c..tenant-Gotef'r't~,s ~ ~
Ohio, then strong Greeley maj. aud a9H -
, 1880-08-30

Tho La Crosse tWfs.l Nor.fsttr's writes a. ~. !os
Iowa: "Ths political chameleon. Jac. ,4u.,
Ter, onco Republican L!eutenant-G Goseri'" ~ ~
Ohio, then strong Greeley NAL, Rud aon -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

Highland eosiume in this country, and
| compares him to the quaek who adopts
a peculiar costume to attract attention.
The Herald does this thoughtlessly.
Were the editor of the Herald to 90 to
Inverness, would he adopt the costume
of the natives, and keep his American
pantaloons "locked upin his grip sack|'
And il not, would he not think it strange
if Mr.. Murdock's paper should ridicule
him because his clothes were not like
the H~ighlandefs'l
Ir is conceded that the census to be
taken this year will show that West
Virginia is entitled 10 four Representa-
tiyes in Congress, -BdthAs0rs sun.
TnE Wheeling REGIsrER wants some
one in each county to furnish ior It's
columns the drift of public sentiment. y
The drift OF public sentiment IN his
| county, at present, Is that the roads are
most internal bad.-HGncock Courier.
Tux Enquire is in error when it an
| nounces that the Democracy of Ohio are
| not for Thurman for the Presidency.
However, representations OF that char
acter will not damage his prospects a
particle with the Democracy Woods
Rid, o., SpiriL
WHILE awaiting Mr.. Parnelrs answer
We deem it proper to state that the
committee for distribution consists OF
| such OF the gentlemen heretofore an
nounced N have accepted our invita-
ton and Rev. George Ill. hepworth.
Mr.. HCpworth is an evangelical clergy
man well.known and much esteemed in
this city for his piety, zeal and Christian
charity. lie resigned his pastoral
charge last year and has since been tray
cling in Europe and Palestine. He is
a gentleman who deyotes all his iacul'
| ties and energy To whatever duty he has
/ i'm hand, and he has always been par
| ticularly at home in works OF actlue be-
nevolence. He is liberal and genial,
acts easily in concert with others whose
mission is 10 do good, and he will carry
into his new task the ardor, activity and
close attention To details which are an
American characteristic, and in which
| he is a pronounced and typical Ameri-
can. We are confident that Mr.. Hep
worth will he regarded by the contribu-
tors 10 the fund Is u most valuable ac-
ceSsion to the committee.-Ncw York
Herald. Tuesday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
TIMELY TOPICS.

WOMEN are eligible as enumerat0rs OF
the census.
Carr. E,pS ventures the assertion
that hc can So improve navigation on
the Mississippi that ocean steamers can
load at 81. Louis The immense cost,
however, prohibits such a work now.
SAYS the Worcester Spy 4 week
ago Grant wasn't going to get the Penn
s~ylvania delegation; and now that he
has got it it's OF no sort Of consequence.
Ii Blaine or Sherman had got it there
would have been millions in 1t.
"A PROPHET is not without honor SAVE
in his own country" This is the way
the Presidential situation is stated hy
Mr.. FRYE. Blaine. a Maine man, is
strong in the West; Grant, an Illinois
man, is strong in the East; sherman,
an Ohio man, is strong in the South.
SAYS the sarcastic st. Louis PoSs-Ds-
patch The Western Nail Association
did not meet in Pittsburgh this morning,
but in the absence Of anything definite
from them, We take the liberty Of adj
vancins the price Of nails fifty cents per
key
lNDIRECTLY the exodus is likely to be
a benefit 10 North Carolina. The inves-
tigation by Mr.. Voorhees, committee
has presented that State and her people
in 8 most favorable hight. There are
iew States in any section that could so
creditably bear such a thorough over
hauling.
THE Splri gf pmOcrGc, published at
W~oOds6eld, Monroe county, Ohio, has
completed its thirty-sixth year, with a
circulation OF oyer a thousand and a
hail., which, As rural papers 10, is re.
markably good. Ii is the only Demo.
cratic paper between ST. Clairsville and
Marietta, and is a ~iavorite with its read
erS Circulating as it does in a terri
tory recently made tributary to Wheel
ing in the way OF trade. it must prove a
splendid advertising medium Tor Wheel
ing merchantS
The Steubenyilie Herald is inclined TO
eritciss Mt. Murdock's appearance in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
Notice to Contractors anu builders
OFFICK OF THE BOARD ~ PUBLIC WORKS,
WHEELING, November Is, lS1a.

OFFICE uF THE BOARD ~ PUBLIC WORKS,
WHEELING, November IL, lS'a.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
OF Public Works, OF the State Of West Virginia,
addressed TO the undersigned. up 10 u o'clock
noon, OF March the lSt, l>O, for the ALTERATIONS
IN aud ruE ADDITIONS 10 the building known Us
the STATE HOUSE, at Charleston, Kanawha
county. West Virginia, according to the Plans
and Specifications furnished by G. C. Hemble aud
A. PEBBLES, joint aruhiIccts.
Bids will be received ior the whole and the
several parts Of the work. Plans aud speciaca-
lious may Ice seen at the Capitol Building, IN
Wheeling, on aud after January lSt, l>No, aud
any information relative therIo may be- obtain.
ell 10y applying 10 G. G. Kcmblc. the architect,
csidcut al Wheeling, ". Va.
Bond security, approved 10y the BOARD Of
Public Works. will he p,luircd OF each con,nc.
tor. The right Of receiving or rejecting any or
all bids is reserved. d
by orlcr Of the Board Of Public Works.
OWN ! BRADY. Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

A C-oRRSruNpENr Oi the Springfield
Republican, reports CONSISTING as saying
that he should not attend the | thea con
yentiou next week, unless he VAS select
Ell As Il delegate, aud - vet he hal re-
ceiyed no lntimation that he would br
chosen. Tie said there Was not the
slightest doubt IN the world that the
convention would scGgNNr,though
he believed adcspcrate effort MAS being
made by the friends OF the other randi-
dates To secure some representation IN
the convention. As TAT AS lac had aScer-
tanned, he said, the people OF New York
State were almost unanimous IN favor at
a third term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

Tax Charleston Ns5s and Cogr'rr, the
most enterprising newspaper IN the
south, has been reckoning the in
crease Of mills in its State Tor the man
uiacture Of cottonS, and il makesa most
cheering exhibit 1t shows that there
are in South Carolina seventeen mills
in which cotton yarns ami cotton cloths
are made. These have aI,4SS splndies
with l,sSS looms in operation, and they
consume every day A.046 pounds OF
cotton, which is made into l0l SIS yards
Of cloth and into l7,lSS pounds Of warn.
The capital invested is S2SSGOo' and
the number of persons employed is
2.2s6. The NeFS declares that the pros
pect Of further development in this di-
rection is very hopeful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

Tax Investigation by the Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections into
the changes Of bribery against senator
ISeALls. Of Kansas, is eompleteda al last.
The result is that, after hearing the trS-
timony, the committee unanimously
asree upon Il report fully exonerSlng
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
Help in Time.

Help 10 be effective should be timely. When
the kidneys grow inactive, a. they arr apt to do,
il is wise 10 lend them and tho bladder early and
judicious me lical aid in performing their very
important functions. The requisite enemy Is
infused into their operations, without danger OF
exciting them, and with great benefit 10 the
general health, by using HosIciter'S stomach
Bitter, aS u diurcIic. Powerful slmu'auS are
rather calculated To iuJurO than benefit the
kidneys and bladder, but this reliable promoter
OF energy implrp 10 them the requisite amount
OF impetus and no more. II should be remcin-
bcrcd that kidney and bladder complaints, In
AN advanced stage of development, very tr-
lucnIly battle medical skill ana prove fatal, To
guard against disastrous consequences, rpcl
their advance 10y the means suggested,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

SENArug EAroN, according to the
Washington correspondent OF the Chit
a Trbuus. when asked how he en-
loved the president reception, replied:
"Why. sir. | have not been IN the
White House SINCE that creature went
into il, and | never will until can see
some one there who was elected pres'-
dant"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

Tux gram blockade Ut the seaboard
has been broken by y tall in prizes, and
the shipments to Iorrisu markets are IN
excess. III the yeveiptS from the West,
The Baltimore elevators have been re-
lieyed OF 6lS.524 bushels OF wheat since
February |, while they have only taken
in l7g, 524 bushels. The receipts Ut corn
were IlG,l 65 bushels. and the shipments
S954 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

Wa have quite 4 large collection ct re-
ports from correspondents giving the
Drift Of political opinion from the Nari-
GUS counties in the state. We have
been publishing such oi these rturns
from time 10 time. Is were IN the nature
Of letters, such rs those We give this
morning, bu, those which respond IN
brief to our list OF inquiries We have
been filing away until they were full
enough to show the sentiment Of the
localities from which they come. We
will endeayor to classify these and give
the result in tO-morrOw's R~SGIsrER, 50
lar as they are iull, and will expect to
hear further irom correspondents IN
counties lot yet heard iron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

Ar the city election in Pittsburgh on
Tuesday, in some Of the Republican
wards. the Democrats gained, while IN
wards at present represented in Coun-
ellis by Democrats, Republicans have
been elected. The Republicans still re-
tain A small majority on joint ballot in
the two branches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

VIZ trust the. Washington grapevine
dispatches to the h~stiIig1.cr viii ind
cut before the adjournment ot Congress
that Col. LATHAM has been confirmed
as one Of the census supervisors OF tins
state. As long ago as Monday last, the
REGtsrER's specials from Washington
yaye the information that LATHAM had
already been confirmed, and IS late rs
yesterday the "steady-golng' hi,ag'7-
or was telling its rcaicrs that "l.NrtAM
will be confirmed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

TME New York AgtiUH spells itself
With Que OF the biggest ms IN the
type foundry, yet it SAYS that General
GRANT a only b. produced aS \ cand'-
date in his capacity ~ a lighting militia
~ man nothing else can be claimed Tor
him. Tie can, in short, only be pro-
duced with a view to some sort OF ylo-
lence or illesality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

TuE rciuuding bill agreed upon by
the WAYS and Means subcommittee
authorizes the issues OF five hun
bred millions Of three and a halt
per cent, rrdcrmahle alter twenty
years aud to run, at the option OF tue
government, forty years The bill also
provides Tor the issue OF two hundred
millions OF four per cents, r'decmaole
in from one to 1--we years-that Is ut
the rate Of forty millions Tor each year.
With the proceeds ot these, the fave
and six per een,s outstanding are to tie
redeemed. Mr.. WOOp, chairman ct the
committee, will move to rciucs the rate
of interest on the short time bonds from
four to three and a hall per sent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

IT is estimated by the Duchess OF
MARLBoRoUGH, in a letter to the Lord
Mayor of London, that the necessities
Of Ireland's poor will require the ex-
~penditure OF at least $4,000 = week be-
tween nov aud the LIST OF April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

tux Republicans OF the HouSe-at
least an influential number ut them
headed by G~NRfIELp, are determined to
get upa partisan light II possible on the
Frrz JouN POEUER Till and ding the
bloody Shirt o. the breeze again. To
avoid any heated and prolonged debate
oi this character, il is not improbable
thar the report Will be laId over until
next session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
o SIR.

GENERAL BUSINESS AND REAL ESrATs
" Agent and Notary public. ,
Merchants and Manufacturers Rocks opened
examined and closed. Estates settled, Notes,
Book Accounts aud Rents Collected.
Collections promptly RENTED, aud all bust
ness correspondence CUnhdeutially attended 10.
send by postal card for Circular and References.
OMnc. ISlS Market Strrct, Cmnslv's Block, over
City BANK, Wheeling. W. Va. SeplO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

Ex-SESAToR b GRArs BEowN writes
TO the Kansas City Na's that he re
cards the coming struggle Is One OF life
or death 10 free government n this
country. He urges that the Democrats
NAV attsin perfect harmony by nomins-
tiur seymour and Hendricks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

PHILADKLPHIA promises to send It's
Irish relief supplies by direct shipments
TO the point Of distribution. That the
true doctrine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TNHE WARE HOUSE AND DWELLING, Nc.
i lflS Main street now occupied by McS4rt.
G. knus & Bro. Possession given Apnl ! lsso
HENRY X. LIST.
deco 1904 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

ENoR KENT-SEw TWO STORY BRICK
i dwelling. oumer Twenueth and Chapllne
streets. Hot and cold water aud gas. Inquire
OF wM HARE, % Twelfth street jaigh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
FOR RENT.

Expecting 10 remove our wholesale Hat Hous
on or before the III Of April neIL 70 he rooms
o corrupted by yance, HuEhe 4 Co. No. isoi
Main street We oder Coz rent The rooms Ne now
Occupy. No. III Main street
delB HARPER a BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
LENTEN FARE.
N MORE CHANCE.

The Directors Of the Home Building ASSocia'
ton. which organized on October l, ISL have
concluded to give the public one mors chance
Ia subscribe Tor stock In this new association
before placing u premium on the shaTeS. BI
simply paying up to date irom October hrst, You
can come In on au equal footing with those that
entered then. On April lsl y premium will be
charged for the stock.
Apply TO Home building Association.
CHAS. II. BERRY, frS'L
Cu.s "a SpNSER Ss'y ielSt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
Wheeling and Bellaire Passen-
yar pneLatL

Viii leave promptly on the above time; will
make connection with all trains. For freight OF
passage apply 10 IL. Scamon, llO Water street
or on board steamer.
jal7 JOHN H. lVkENS, Capt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
FOR RENT.

nEsiRABLE CHAPLlSE STREET REsI.
- DENCE The magnificent residence on
Chapline Street. now occupied BY Mr.. A. ".
PAUL.. s. hereby oserri for rent Possession Civ.
en April /. iS0 This Il considered one Of the
most desirable aud convenient residences In the
city, and viii be let on reasonable terms Ap
ply b. THOMAS 0'BRiES.
jau0 1911 Market stree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19
FOR RENT.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE ISLAND RESI-
i dence, c. Ohio street. containing = rooms
furnished with gRs aud water. in complete order
well iencd In Tote S1xi0. ornamental shrubberl
aud flower beds. location, nelgbbOrhOOd and
convenience, making 10 a complete home. Ap-
ply % ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business Agent ISIS Market street
Cangle's Block. icIk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-19

A DWELLING uocsI c0yT4uuo uyB
"a o. d rouu2 q half o. utr3 10 unn1ng
dsar % atlsy, q tonrsssuA, fzl.G6 O0x.
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and death. ua.,
mr. NiNTIG will agree to forfeit Five Hum1reu
Dollars Tor 4 case Of this kind the VITAL RES TIN
Alive funder his special advice and treatment VIII no
cure or for anything impure injurious found In It. DIX
n,.rc,rr Fermentation f--e Thorough exaInina
ton and advice including analysis of urine, S. CO. Prize
Of vital restorative s. 90 bottle, or four times
tn, quantity $40 co. sent to any address upon receipt OF
price or c. O. D. from observation and in private
name if desired by A. Z. M1NTIE, M ID.
III Kearney Street. San francisco. CAL
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
RE CICUf cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plants CouorrhGa elect, Leuoorrhoa For sale by B.
Foster and Geo O. Thaxer, Druggists, Carson City oo
q BOTTLE six bottles for SIS 90. .
DIR MIN 1873 .NDELION PILLS are tie
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and BILIOUS cure
in the market For sale B. F. Foster and George G.
irhs xter du,pysts Carson Civ mh17-ly