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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
BELLAIRE BULLETIN.

An election OF officers took place At
the armory Of company ID, Saturday
evening They are as follows; CAPTAIN,
Will Ii. Little; First Lieutenant, Fred.
:. Clifton. The office OF second lieuten'
ant was not filled. Geo. Grafton. the
present incumbent, sent in his resigna-
ton some time ago, but II has not as vet
been accepted.
An exciting game OF base ball was
played SATURDAY siterncon between the
Excelsiors and Barons. The score stood
II 10 10 in favor of the Excelsiors.
4. Timmonds and wife, accompanied
by VI. J. Timmond and daughter, ali OF
Cadiz, spent Sunday with Charles NJ.
Allen, Of this city.
Rev. Pomeroy, Of Moundsville,
preached two able sermons in the Pres
byterian church, yesterday.
NJ. l.. Johnson's father, Thos. John
son, of Round Bottom, is visiting him at
his residence in this city.
The members Il the Mission Sunday
School are making extensive prepare
tons for their festival on Friday.
The Bellaire and Southwestern Rail-
way Company will run an excursion
train from Woodsheld TO this city on
,ihe day OF the circus.
A fight occurred on Belmont street
Saturday evening. The participants
were al drunk. No arrests.
Barney OHara was pulled in satur-
day night for drunkenness. Mayor
Criswell fined him two dollars and costs,
amounting to five dollars and sixty
cents.
Ollie Huffman was taken into the fold
on Saturday and fined tao dollars for
playing base ball on the public square.
Alfred King was arrested saturday
night tor threatening 10 chew the ear OF
one George Miller, King Is still in
durance vile.
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THE WAR

Rstwsen Clerk aud SerxcAn''
There il war 10 the city building !; , &c.
tween the sergeant and me Gsss v a;sh,
Tunicipal Court. On triday h
0sscer Miller arrested seven small o4ys,
Who we're charged with stealing ,Ioh
;rn,n Esh.r's foundry stable. ihecieIs
ra;nsad to issue warrants for them snu
,ha ssrsesnt proposes to bring the mat
ter before Council. J.. ..;.i in
Mr., Darrah's statement, IN p!'e,, -
.hont this: "In 1879 Council passeo
an ordinance In effect thai wnen ,n"as !
case before the police court u,se'G 49,
felony, it shall be the duty oil tne Iu%n.
20 turn the prisoners over 10 Jus.
ice These cases are felonies; the boys
are charged With breaking ana en-
,ar;,y which make ielonies oil the cases.
! ,oIJ the Judge on Saturday morning
,bst ,hes. were felony cases, ana ne
sa;d they should be taken before us
tice. AT four o'clock they were su,' ~
the lockup. aud called his attention 10
them again. lie again directed them W
he taken before justice, but therc
they are yet, aud its snane ,;,v
try them would 10 TO put the o''
10 a great deal OF cost for nothing
The Sergeant says Mr.: Dsrrah ao ~
this to spite him and obstruct the eui'
cheney of the police force, because no
blames him for the loss OF his lees ne
saws he simply acts under the ordinance
ON offences, of which the following 10 an
extract;
narsnn IN break into any
building or carry off from any building
or Enclosure any property without su
thority from the owner or agent.
lie saws complaint Was made against
these boys, and il was his duty 10 nave
them arrested. Section Of the ordin'
ance in relation to his duties imposes u
fine upon him il he should refuse 10
canse an arrest upon just complaint;
This IA the state OF the case, and the
seven boys still anguish. What comes
next?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

.bipments i.sOO head. Market dull:
nliv lbc lower than Thursisy; mixed
nsckipT common TO fsir e sOst Is;
iisht q soi choice heavy ~ aefS4 IS;
Csttie-Nsosiph aS00 bead; ship.
ments S.5O0 head. Common 70 eood
shipping s. 1904 s7i; western 3 GOA
4 S: butchers Sc 25S3 50, chiefly at
80 75sS 50; cornted Texas " 81; stock.
ers and feeders s. 00(s4 20
Sheep = Receipts 1000 head; shiI.
msn,s 800 head. Market dull; clipped
81 1904 50; wooded % OOts6 0.
Cincinnati.
C,xc,ssAri, May 22:-Hoss-Quiel
common s. 25(SS 30; light ~ COcs4 % ;
hacking IS sO34 IS: butchers - IS.
Receipts $500 head; shipments l.ooU
head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
rERRJBLE ATTACK
Upon an Aged Lady BY a Savage

e That the dog Ia an intelligent animal
IA generally allowed, and that ne can
become ierocious one was indicated py
a horrible occurrence in East Wheeling
on SATURDAY. afternoon. The animal
was Of the bull species and was nnusu-
ally large and powerful. HIS owner; ior
hs wasn't his master, was James Gllles
ME son OF the woman attacked. The
particulars are about rs follows:
Gillespie was engaged in pettins the
dog. when, his mother passing by, the
ierocious brute sprang upon her, and
before the son could interfere, bore
her To the ground and buried his iangs
In her baeS. As soon as possible the
nan put his foot upon the meek oil the
animal, but so powerful were It's strng-
giles that the chain IA heavy one, when
was fastened TO the dogs neck by q
large leather collar parted, and the
brute freed himself and renewed ms
attack upon the powerless woman. Tier
screams attracted Mr.. Vim. Reed, who
happened 10 be passing, and he went to
the rescue. With his aid the son sue
ceeled i'm freeing the lady IRON the
teeth OF the dog. which retreated TO It's
Kennel, and they bore the injured So'
man into the house.
Like the tiger when he has tasted
blood, the brute was crouching in his
kennel, glaring with bloodshot eyes al
the men when they turned their atlen'
non 10 him. Having no firearms, they
managed to secure an AK, which lay IN
the kennel, and forcing the canine from
his hold, no was speedily despatched.
In the meantime DR.. Baird was SUM-
moned to attend Mrs. Gillespie. it was
iound she had been bitten IN at least
i've or six different places on the back,
shoulder and breast. Her clothes were
tom from her back by the enraged ami
mai, who might possibly have killed heI
but lot the timely arrival nj Reed anu
others.
The dog is said 10 have been valua'
bic one and he was-any dog Is valuable
which costs as much suffering as TINS
AGED pfrson has and must still endure,
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AMUSENI ENTS.
OPERA HOUSE,.

OPERA HOUSE,.
Wheelinr's amusement season has
about passed, hut Jew attractions still
have dates here. On the third OF June
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
Minstrels will appesr at the Opera
House for the third time this season
They will he greeted with a packed
house, as usual, we presume
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
RoBISsOSs CIRCUS
will exhibit on the Fair Grounds. This
show is n celebrated one, and comprises
many distinct features, all forming one
entertainment that is a monster IN It's
proportions. One hundred star artists,
male and female, compose the arenlc
performers, while the menagerie and
museum are filled with an endless col
lection OF every rare beast and bird
known. In addition To all this,
that scientific wonder, the electric
light is exhibited aud several other pro-
ductions Of science. This being the first
circus oi the season We look TO see the
show well patronizcd.
Next Wednesday evening, May 10Th,
the Opera House will be occupied by
MADAME RRNrz FEMALE NISsrREIs.
This troupe has been here before and
therefore no comment on their merit Ia,
we think, necessary. The Rochester
D,mOcrdf and Chnosic|, says; The Rentz
Santey Novelty Company were greeted
by "A large attendance at tue Grand
Opera House last evening. There We're
very few ladies present, but had the
exact nature OF the performance been
known beforehand, this would probably
have been different, rs there was moth
INK in the entire lengthy programme
which could Ice changed with impro-
priety. There We're eleven ladies-six
brunrttes and five blonds-and their
first appearance in the minstrel ring Was
n dazzling sight, for they were not only
good-looking but sttired in long trailing
dresses OF yellow, blue, green and other
gaudy tinted silk. COntrasted with the
burnt cork artists, Lev Benedict and
Charles Wilson, who we're the end men,
their appearance was novel one. The
minstrel business was well done.
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Tn. Elm Grove Mine BURNING

Bstp.en one aud two o'clock ON sat
uriay afternoon a column of hre shot
suddenly from the top vi tht All shalt oil
Chambers Brothers coal mine, NJ hlm
Grove, and within I've minutes the
stack was consumed, and crumblinS, Tell
into the shaft itself II Vas not sale To-
enter the burning shaft until nearly mlu-
night. when force OF men threw up .
wall between the blaze and the venulat'
ing passage and the works proper. By
that time the bottom Of the air shalt
had fallen in, and all the timber Was de-
.troyed. IL is believed that the tire Was
started by a spark from the meek OF the
furnace communicating With the fallen
timber. The mine is being flooded, and
All work will be suspended until the IRE
Is extinguished. Twenty-Five n'in were
employed in the mine. The damage
cannot be estimated at present.
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Excursion via the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
read to Chicago,

Excursion via the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road to Chicsgo,
To the Republican National Convention,
to lie held al the Exposition Building in
Chicago, GA June I'll, 1880 Excursion
tickets VIA the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad,
at low rates, will be sold from all sta.
tions. Tickets good going May SOth,
3lst ami June LIST, and good returning
until June 9th inclusive. Exeursionists
via the Baltimore 4 Ohio ROAD, will BE-
landed ut Exposition .BuiLiing, ami
within i've minutes walk Ol the princ.
pal hotels and business portion al the
city OF Chicago.
Three through trains daily from the
Ohio river to Chicago, equipped with ele-
CANT dav coaches aud Pullman Palace
sleeping Cars, without change. No sther
route can offer such Inducements TO Ex-
curslonists 10 this Convention, either in
time, comfort or accommodations. The
fast mail train runs through in daylight,
leaving Wheeling at 400 A. N, and ar
irving at Chicago at so'clock p. NJ. Us
hous.g From Cambridge in Is hours
Zanesyille in IL hours; Newark in IL
hours; Mt, Vernon in 10 hours; Mans
field In o hours 81
Returning from Chicsgo;a correspond
Ing fast tram leaves Chicago at 5:l5 p.
N arriving at Mansfield at $40 A. N. ;
Mt. Vernon, 4:lSA. NJ; Newark, s M.
GAINESVILLE, 5:54 A, NJ; Cambridge, 6:57
A. NJ; Wheeling . A. ~, hours In adj
vance Of all other lines. Excursionists
would DO well to note these facts.
Specisl cars will be furnished 10 par
ties OF 81 or more, upon application 70
Agents OF the b. 4 o. X. r.; OF to r T.
Devries or J. 7. Lane, Passenger Agents,
Wheeling. O. X. Loan.
GaaSral PassnseT i9a.L
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THE WARREN MURDER.
The Verdict and Additional Far
ticular,,

tAGuASAss
Tbs eorcner's Jury In the Warren
murder case at Powhatan, brought III
the following verdict:
We, the Jury duly empanneiied ana
su orn, do tind that the deceased, ROBIN
snn Warren, came 10 his death ny
violence, and that said body has upon IL
marks and wounds inflicted by Eliza
lane Warren, aud which the jury do
AMI csuse,l the immediate death OF the
said Robinson F. Warren, whose BODY
VAS found as Aforesaid, to.wit: A con-
fusion on right temple and buliet
wound in the left breast Immediately
beneath the first rib, or passing throngh
the lower border or sternal end oil The
rib, which penetrated the thorax,
wonndiny large blood vessel; and we,
the Jury, do find that the confusion on
right temple aforesaid OF Robinson !;
Warren was inflicted by the Aforesaid
Eliza Jane Warren. and that the bullet
wound was inflicted by arevolver III the
hands of the aforesaid Eliza Jane War.
rem, and we, the jury, do further
find and say, that on Inc
10Th day OF May, 1850, that the alore-
said Eliza Jane Warren uld ieiohiousis,
purposely and willfully kill and murder
the said Robinson +. Warren then and
there being in manner and form and by
the means Aforesaid.
VI. VI. Scott, Joseph Cross, q. A, kon-
nsy, Peter Gitiin, John Brown, ID. W.
Boon, Jury.
The excitement is undated, and
such sensation has never stirred that
vicinity before. The garbled report, in
the ht,Hig,aoer has caused much feeling
and gentleman remarked on Saturday
that IL the writer was caught down there
Il dose OF not over fresh eggs would he
his portion. 1t is the general belief IN
the community that Mrs. Warren is en-
tirely responsible and the murder un'
provoked and premeditated.
Mrs. Warren waived hearing before
Justice White ard was committed To-
Jail for trial.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

pr. VI. Campbell and vile, OF Parkess-
bury, parents OF Dr. J, A. Campbell. are
visiting in the city.
Major J. W, Lott, Of Fairmont, is at
the New Mci.nre.
Mrs. W. II. Bown and Miss Ellie
Halstead are visiting friends in the
smoky City.
Mr.. Will II. Irwin has returned home
from Columbia, :. c., where he has been
spending the winter.
Samuel Tappan, OF the Island, who
has been in Pittsburgh for some time,
returned home YESTERDAY.
Charles Henderson, il il said, will
have chapce OF the new glass works at
IaGrange. Mr.. Ill. was formerly Of this
city
Mrs. Peter Blankingsop, OF Wellsburg,
is visiting in Centre Wheeling.
Miss Emma Last Is visiting Mrs.
Henry Jackson, Of ParkersbuY.
Miss Juliet Mcclure has returned
irOm q two months trip 10 Tsxss.
= T.. Ewing. If UniontOwn, is visiting
Hon. ]. ]. Woods.
Prof. Crage, Of Moundsyille, passed
through the city, yesterday, on his way
home from q National meeting OF the
Knights OF Honor recently held in Ool-
nnibus, {. c. The Professor was very
much pleased with his trip.
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Nam, Want that SUM-"

IA vhut \ lady of Boston said TO her nus
band when he brought home some met |,
cine 10 cure her Of sick headache and
neuralgia, which had made her mlsers'
HE for fourteen years. A, the hrst at
,aek thspaiter II We administered to
her With good results. and she continued
its use until cured, and she sas 40 en-,
thusiastic in It's praise that she induced
twenty-five Of the best families IN her
circle 10 adopt II a. their regular family
medicine. That "sGuff" Is Hop B'tters
IAushRn Bros. 4 Co. Wholesale Agents.
Mheeling.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Cinciuuhu.


OiscIssArI, May u. - Cotton
Easier at HE. Flour Easier; family
81 OOtd5 20; fancy s. scat %. Wheat
--Firmrr: No. T. red winter 81 IA.
Corn-Quiet; No. 2i0lc. 0ais-Quict;
No. mixed 35i@Sbc. Rye = Dull
ut 9lc. Barley--Firmer; extra No. . fall
p2a93c: Pork--Dulla AT 80 80. Lard
Dull at 81 50. Bulk Meats-Dull aud
nominal Bacon - Nominally I'M
changed Whisky Demand fair and
market firm al 81 M. Butter STEADY
and unchanged. Linseed Oil-steady
at 15c.
ToIspu, MAY 22-Wbeat- Easior;
No. ) white Wabash - Is; No. white
Michigan II ~; amber Michigan 81 %;
No. red winter, spot, 81 %; seller May
II 49,; seller June FL -! seller July
81 02i; No. red Dayton and Michigan
Al Ia; rejected 0ic; western amber
IL ijl; No. = amber Illinois 81 *.
Corn STEADY; No. 2 spot 42ic; seller
Nay ALE; seller July Illc; No. = white
4Jc; rejected Ale; damaged S9lc. Oats
Dull aud Nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
Go to IN. Bau.ar store. hoe Main Street

Go 20 the Bazaar store' hAVO AssA
You will find ladies White Under
wear cheaper than you can make them'
You will tind Black and White lAces
very cheap.
You win find Fans and Para-ols, every
style out ,,,,-
You will find Infants and Children ;
wear ready made, iron sun Bonnet "
"A tine Lace Suit.
You will find Hosiery ami Gloves at
all prices. u,-,.-y,;-,.,
Furnishing Goods at low prizes.
You will find the most pleasant room
Ia buy in. .,
You will finJ everything marked In
plain figures.
You will lind better chance TO get
waited on by going early TO AVOID the
rush, at the BaEaar, ll06 Main street.
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More Scientific Shooting.

The Wheeling Rifle Club OH SATURDAY,
commenced the second OF series OF
three matches with the Canton kod anu
Gun Club. OF Collinsyille, Connecti'
cut, by telegraph. Below the score
of the Wheeling club is given. The
Canton club will shoot against It next next
Wednesday. The shooting WAS al 2oo
wards of hand. and the following score
Is the larres, but one ever made by the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

The Wheeling club have two other
matches on hand for the coming week.
On Thursday they will 20 to
Washington, Pa, with team
Of three men and shoot with the
Washington club at 500 yards. On
Friday they will shoot telegraph
match" with the Creedmoor club, OF
Pittsburgh, at 500 yards-four men in
each irnm.
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Ml)eelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iudsr 20 New Advertisements

Regular Tuesday Packet Steamer
New Andes.
Iost-Bull Dog.
summer Harden Opening -- Frank
Walter.
University OF Virginia.
Extraordinary Sale. Blum X Bro
[ Head Of Local.
RuHgles aud Stock Ut floods at Cost
]. ". Ferret.
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A Household N eed.

A book Oh the Liver, its diseases and
their treatment. sent Tree. Including
lnatisrs upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver. Jaundicc. hliousness, Headache,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc
Address pr. sanford, l82 Broadway,
New York City, n. y.
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Weather Indicanons,

WASHINGTON, May "a, A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley falling
barometer, warmer southeast to south
weawinds, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lower Lakes, falling barOme-
ter. warmer southeast winds, increasing
rloudiness and local rains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

In the cure OF Consumption there is
probably no known medicine, equal 90
the Syrup OF Hypophosphites prepared
by Mr.. James |. fellows. chemist, 81.
Johns, n. b. A number Of cases. have
come under our notice the past year
when the sseanle uhieh hare followed
its use have besa satnhilhinU. We uFias
this unsolicited by any one, and advise
the afflicted 10 try n
Enron COLONIAL FAnnxa"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

New open and top buggies, phaetons.
open and top barouches, spring wagons,
all warranted. IfyOu want a bargain,
come at once, as they will he closed out
quick, at J. W. Ferreli's old stand, cor
ner OF Main and Twentieth street,
Wheeling.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav York.

Nxw YoRx. May 22.-Dry Goods
The cotton goods market continn,s
,n;.t and iobbing prices irregular and lin
BUYERS favor. Prints remain dull AMI
unchanged. Ginghsms in steady Request
and Arm. Mems woolens quiet. Leading
makes OF clothing woolens sold ahead
and prices steady. Foreign goods slug.
pish.
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WEsroS, January Q. 1879.

Ncsrs. LaagAiia Bps. e Co:
GfSIs-I find your Worm Syrup the
best article OF the kind in the market.
There Is 4 great demand for II, not be-
cause OF any effort oi mine to ssll it, but
because OF In great merit The cures ef-
iectsd by 10 arc wonderful
Da Gao. B. sINrsox.
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Ladies,

II YOU intend buying Dress Goods,
silks, Dress Trimmings, Lawns, Lawn
Suits. busters, listers, Muslins, Prints,
Spreads. Lace Curtains, Table Linens,
Gle, etc, see I. Hum Il Bro. this week.
Nou will ~, better goods Tor less mon
rv than Al any other house In the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

The choicest variety Of SO
aud sI2 business Suits I'm Gas
sImeTes and chew lots Boys and
Children's Suits from 80 up
Come and ret Jour moneys
worth at OehW Co.'S. the One
Price Clothier-, 1929 Marset
sireet, adjoining Opera House.
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6psctaI Sale.

/. Blum 4 Bro. have q special sale Of
Silks. Dress Goods. Lawns, etc. You
may look out for bargains, ss when /.
Blum 4 Bro. advertise anything cheap
you are always sure 10 find it.
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JACOB w. CRUDE, the Jew
eler, offers bargains I'm We'd
ding Presents, corner Fweifth
and Market streets
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Thsrmomotsr ksoord.
As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store:
sATURDAT
.a.N.nnSRN. Ths. An. Il n. Pm. ~.
= ~ n % ~ - NJ -
SUNDAY.
qrv ias'SP IL Y. SP.N,7Es
"a ~ Is 81 d ~ ~
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wOVL
Boston.

Bosrox, May 22.-Wool-Quiet; Ohio.
psnnsylyanis and West Virginia t6tS
0bOc; Michigan and Wisconsin $685.:
Kentucky combing Sc; unwashed 6'c,
pulled. $4,000.
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TEE Black Cashmere that ne reduced
from CSC per yard to Soc 10 the greatest
bargain In the city. Geo. @. Roth.
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III HKs Qreat Merit"

CoAE and see our yard wide Brown
Muslin AZ Sc per yard. Geo. q. Roth
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4 fine assortment of French
Moniures lust opened af Beiis'.
1922 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

rs different sly les Of Lace Top
Lisle Gloves. Iusi opened ~
Bells.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

a full Tine OF Chip. Leghorn.
Milan, Seyen-end and Tape
Hats ni Bei1s'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

Orr drug stores are now supplied With
"Malt Btters," the new Food Medicine
which has done somuch good and comes
to rs 30 highly recommended. Try il.
II may save you heavy doctors bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

Prices TO suit everybody, II you
want bargains 10 Shoes and snpper'
call nc J.. v. Rlond'a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24

CoxE and see our Carpets. We viii
give You q bargain for cash. Geo. q.
Roth.
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UxDEKTAKISs attended 10 by Robert
Luke, No. 1880 Market street, near
the postnffioe nc reasonable rates.
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Chlldren's Gnuze Vests for
l3lc, az Bells.
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ouR loo Bleaehed Muslin is good and
cheap. Geo. u, Roth.
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lleadausrten for Hanan a Reddish
handmade shess. in al styles. and tar
superior to any other make. 4ior Als By
l. v. Blond, ISl Main strssl
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A LARGE line OF silk Parasols to be
sold cheap for cash at Geo. g. Roth's.
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LADIEs' Fine Kid Button Shoes, hand
turned, at /. V. Blends.
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CARPETS at cost for cash a. Geo o.
Roth'G
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70 osnn

Ora loo Lawns are the cheapest in the
city. Geo q, Roth.
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Great bargains

ovR loo Lawns are fine, II yards wide
aud fast colors. Geo. q. Roth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-24
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