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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-17

thu students and in town, but - yet no
serious cases have occurred,
Bsss bali clubs have been formed ana
,bs snare moments Of the boys are en-.
nlovsd on the ground each evening. =.
s. Smith. catcher for the 6fst nine, got
an eve badly plunged one evening last
weef but Il ID about we'll again. :.
The town election on Tuesday resuit
ed in the election OF =. d. O1rus'
Mayor; AL. Rodgers, Recorder y. ~
Loos. ]. T. Lauck, w. II. Biliings, a. "
Wells and r. N. Thompson, Council,
men. None Of the candidates elected
received over 8 votes, there being Dut
o votes cast cut OF q total vote Oh 10
Il is understood that several OF those
elected will not serve on account Oh tue
small vote cast. The granting OF license
or some other equally obnoxious mess
ure will soon be required TO manitest =
nroner interest in the affairs OF the town;
William. son OF Fred. +. Myer, had
one bone of his leg broken ana the
ankle joint dislocatsd, on tues,ny g h;na
ing, by log rolling on him Thlle nun.
self and others were trylngt 70 maui i'ou'
of hollow near his residence.
A protracted meeting commences
At school house No. bucn,
ansn'sl last evening and WIN
Continue for some days. Elders
Scott. Couch and others will conduct Il.
II is generally believed that the little
Professor and his fair companions WIN
not 20 hunting dogwood blossoms again
for q season. MILL
The Board of Education for Buffalo
district will meet at James Hukiirs on
Thursday next at 8 A. ~, and will pro-
coed in a body to view the territory pro-
posed to be formed into q sub'district'
and will at that time decide, II possible,
whether il is ex pedient to form new
district and build new house. and II
al where.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.
Al Unknown Man Is Crushed
to PuIp on the Is. ~ q. IL. IL.

About hall past three O'Clock yester-
day morning Ben Nlmon, Waterman
employed at the Belmont qulls, while
ON his rounds, noticed ,mrk object
living on the track of the Il. x .. rail-
road, which passes the mill on the west
side. Calling to Geo. Horn, another
Waterman, they procured light, ana
were horror stricken To find the object
nothing more or less than the trunk OF
: hu.,an being with the head half cut
oil aud the limbs lying around IN every
direction.
Nlmon aud Horn then hunted up
James Barr, another employe OF the
mill, and dispatched him tn squire
Wait residence on Eotfstreet. That gen
tlcman was soon up, dressed and on the
scene about hali'past hve, where he ap,,
pointed Barr special constable and had
him summon, as a jury OF inquest,
James Farrell, William Cunningham,
John j. kTytcr, Jacob Vogler, w. +.
Smell, Martin Fahey, Patrick Barrett
Thomas &. Davis, Jacob Bowman, III. L.
Gibson, August Hanke and Michael
Haelly.
These gentlemen, after viewing the
remains and Surroundings, through
their foreman, Mr.. Farrell, returned n
verdict that the unknown deceased
came to his death 10y being run over on
the nisht Of the 10th or the morning oi
the lGth oi May. by what train 1t was
not known to the jury. The remains
were then taken in charge by Friend u
Son and quickly buried.
The scene presented to the jury
was most slCkening one. Blood
was spattered around in all
directions The top OF the skull had
been torn oil and nearly tie entire mass
of brains Law about six feet away from
the head. The face was cut and bloody,
both arms were broken aud the body
was mass oi bruises, while the lower
extremties were literally chewed up in-
Ia small pieces and had to be gathered
up with shovel and pair OF longs. The
legs bad been cut clean oil just above
the boot tops, and the boots lay IN dit
ferrut directions, one about seven and
the other five feet from the deceased,
each still containing loot ami part OF a
lex.
On the left arm Of the body the
letters ~. r. were taltoed aud
sui on the right cross, liag
aud anchor. Froa what could be seen
the axe Ut the man VAS Judged TO be
about forty years. The clothing, what
gaS lett, Was covered IA spots with vet
ioN clay like that found in quarries No
one knew the deceased and 1t is not
known what train ran over aud crushed
the life out of the victim. Several
trains passed the spot sunday morning
before DAY light
The body was found between Twenty
sixth aud Twenty seventh streets; there
is A switch here and from the appear
ance OF the boots several were OF the
opinion that the man had caught his
loot in the frog aud vas unable ts ex-
tr,cate himself before the iron
monster rushed upon him and whlried
him into eternity.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
DYING In THE FLAMES.
An Indiana Cigar Msksr's ca.
rouse That Cost Four Lives.

Fosr wAYxE, May i5.-Thee was 4
horrible holocaust at Angola last night
four persons being burned to death
On the edge Of town widow named
Smith, Of easy virtue, lived with her two
daughters and 4 son, aged fourteen and
ten and seven years respectively. Re.
Gently dissipated cigar maker named
David Fry has shared her home in the
capacity Of q lover. She went to dance
last night, and in her absence Fry wen,
to the house very drunk. About two
O'Clock this morning the house Was dis.
covered to be on fire, and when the first
person from town arrived on the scene
Il was in ashes. In the ruins the char
red remains Of Fry and the three chill.
dren were found. It is supposed tina,
FRY, in his drunkenness, knocked the
lamp over; that this set fire to the
bedding, and the house was at once
wrapped in flames. The bodies OF the
four victims presented q most shocking
spectacle, all OF them being burned to a
crisp. They have been viewed by hun.
dreds Of people. The wretched woman,
Mrs. Smith, seems entirely crazed by
the event, and constantly threatens SUI.
eide. II is believed that her reason is
permanently gone.
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RIVER INTELIIIGENCE.

The marks on the landing show the
river still to be falling, there being 4 ieet
4 inches in the camel last night, TALL OF
= inches yesterday.
The Salt Valley passed up at b O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The Stockdals, from Cincinnati TO
Pittsburgh, passed up at 10 A. y. yestcr-
day.
The Mallie Ragon got in about 4:D A:
NJ. yesterday, having on board several
Wheeling people who had accompanied
the 81. Lawrence exeursionists down the
river. This boat leaves for Parkersburg
at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Hudson passed down early tins
morning
The Jacob lleatherington, 4 boat IN
the employ of John Robinsons circus,
came up and got barge yesterday.
The Andes is due this noon from Gin
cinnati, and will leave TO morrow alter
noon, having in change an excursion
party to the May Musical'Festival. The
Andes Is olliccred by q set Of efficient
officers who make things pleasant Tor
everyone.
While arranging her tow Friday night
the Fred Wilson had the misfortune to
damage her smoke stacks by knocking
them against the bridge.
Capt. Joseph Reynolds has advanced
on pilots wages $40 per month. Very
clever act on the part OF Diamond Joe.
Saturday noon the pilot house of the
steamer Robert Mitchell caught lire at
Cincinnati and was eItinguished by al
most superhuman efforts. The Emma
Graham Was living alongside, but Was
dropped down cut of danger.
CiSCINNATI, May l5.-River 10 feet
| inchesand falling. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived - Ariadne, Tennessee;
Mitchell, New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, May To- River falling. Ar
riyed-Gah, Cincinnati. Departed -
Annie Silver, John Mande, st. Louis;
Golddusi, Nicksburg; John Gilmore,
New Orleans. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
EvAssyiLLR, May l6.-Westher clear
and warm. Mercury IS to SIS. Barom-
eter 20'. River II feet scant and falling.
Up--Will Kyle aud J. ID. Parker. Down
Guiding Star Grey Eagle and bowling
Green. Business light.
NKw ORLEANS, May l8.--Arrived-u.
7. Schenck, Cincinnati. Weather partly
cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, May IL. River falling
with q feet 10 inches IN the channel.
Weather pleasant. Arrivals and de-
partures-Pittsburgh, from Huntington
10 st. Louis; Millar, from Cincinnati 70
Memphis; Eldorado, Huntington.
CAIRO, May l6.-Arrived-B
Belle OF Memphis, -. Louis City OF
Vicksburg, Nicksburg; John Dippold,
New Orleans; Mary Houston, Cincinnati;
vlnt Shinkle, Memphis; Champion, 81.
Louis; Arkansas Belle. Evansville;
Standard, New Orleans; Etna, st. Louis;
Thomas Means, Ohio river. Departed
Bedford, Huntington; Belle OF Mem
phis, City Of Vicksburg, st. Louis; John
Dippold, ". Louis; Mary Houston, New
Orleans; Nint Shinkle, Cincinnati; ;
Champion, Paducah; Arkansas Belle,
Evansville; Standard. ~. Louis; Etna,
Ohio river. River "a feet inches and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
70
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WOOL.
Boston.

BosroS, May l5.-Wool-Msrket mn
settled: Ohio extra bOc; fine old Men.
lucky combing, ordinary pulled. i5taGOc
Wool Gtpwen Bulletin.
All produce and ncrchsndIse seems 10
be on the decline Wool, while declIn.
ing with the rest, still holds COMPARE.
lively strong position. Many persons
blame the iron men for being the cause
of all this decentralization 81 the market
in allowing iron 10 run up or rather put
ting IL up TO u point where they could
not hold it, aud being one Of the grraI
products Of our country rs well as en-.
tering largely into merchandise. dragged
everything down with II We are OF
those who think that wool il one Of the
articles that can stand upon it's own
feet, and as soon as IL can recover nom
the general tumble, We may look out
for a reaction and u Strengthening OF
prices. But in the meantime enou,h
farmers will be likely Ia get scared H.
afford food for the sharks that are ho'.
ering and noslng about Ia catch Ne
weak and unwary.
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WOODSFIELD
Attempt t. Pressure Kings Pardon
Criminal N otos- Fast Mail.

Attempt " fTosuTe mugs FhTuou-
Criminal N otos Fast Mail.
The town council has decided 10 offer
a reward oi so each for the arrest Of the
two young men, Anderson and liatha-
way, who assaulted the marshal-prOyi-
ding that the citizens make up the
amount required. Mr.. Mason, the mar
shal, has recovered, aud We hardly
think that the money will be raised.
Last week three young men were
brought up from Salem township, and
confined ia jail on charge ol burglary.
And this week vOnng man from
Switzerland township was taken into
the fold Tor threatening 10
Kill some one. Monroe county
will have To reform or else build
larger jail, a. all of the cells are full.
There has been q Quaker lady here
trying to get signers 10 the petition 10
commute Kings sentence. She inter
viewed Mrs. Trimbly, the widow OF the
murdered man, but failed To get her
signature. The lady has gone 10 Co
lumhus, and Sing will soon know what
his tate is IL be.
Our mail now comes in at noon, aud
the lovers oi ancient literature are reap
lng rich harvest. They have only to
q to one who takes daily paper and
they can get free Of charge any quantity
leeIning with accounts OF Martha
Washington's Tea PARTIES" revolu-
tionary battles and other events OF
those times We have often heard peo-
pie say You must 90 away from home
10 hear the news" aud now think that
they told the truth; for We could walk
10 Wheeling, buy a paper, read II, get
drunk, crawl back, do n days work and
then have an hour or two TO spare be.
fore the mail gets In. We hear that
there will be a change, and hope it will
be soon or else stop altogether.
Large quantities OF wheat aud tobac-
co are being shipped over the road.
"Cebe" Armstrong is about 10 erect a
new house.
A number Of persons are repairing
their property, and the town is livelier
than It has been for years.
Miss Eloise Williams has returned
from Washington, where she has been
visiting.
FL. Armstrong left last week for Mt.
Union College.
Last Sunday some boys were riding on
the car trucks near suntish creek, aud q
young man named Shepherd jumped
oil, breaking his collar bone.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Baltimore.


BALTIMORE, May l5-Flour-firul,
lint without change. Wheat-Wes,eru
easier: No, 2 western winter red, spot.
81 3l(d,l SIT; seller May 81 PVT bid; sci.
lar June 81 24(9l 2ii seller July 81 l3i
al 1871; seller August 81 OslGl 10.
Corn-Western dull; western mixed.
SPOT. 5l65llc; seller May 50i@ jO;c
seller June isi@4sic; seller July iSia
49lc; steamer 49ic. Oats-steady sni
fairly active; western white i3i@iic;
do. mixed 4Il@i2lc. Rye-Qulet at
Coz. Hay-Unchanged. Provisions
Strong; without quotable change. hut.
ter-Quiet; prime to choice western
packed l6(Gisc. Eggs-Sieady vi l0'.
fetroleum-Dullan aud unchanged. Cot
fse-Steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary To
prime l3l(gl5lc. Susar-Steady; A soiI
Ole. Whisky Firm at 81 lOs.
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BETHAh Y.
Society Matters-Town Eleotiou-Acei-
dont-Dedication

Society Matters-Town Elsction-Acci-
dent Dedication.
At the dedication Of American Hall.
]. X. Stevenson was the representative
from the society aud Prof. G.. l.. Loos
from the alumni. The Professor gave
the Young members Of the society some
very good advice IN regard 10 the con.
Quoting Of the society, 80 as TO promote
that harmony which IN the end must
lead 20 success.
The regular Junior performance OF tie
class Of 81 occurred on Thursday even
ing OF last week. The exercises were
opened with prayer by President Pen.
dlutOn, alter which the regular pro-
gramme Was in order, which consisted
OF an Grafton by &. Z. feeter, subject,
The World Moves; poem by T. V. Loos,
subject, "lotos leaves" reading OF the
class journal, The Gay Decsit<r, J. G.
Ulrich, editor; Grafton by W. III. Grove,
subject, Silent marble" The music
Was furnished by Messrs. McGaryey,
Hammond and Aylesworth. II con.
sisted OF songs with organ accompani.
ment, and vAs well executed. We must
say just here that at these performances
ior several years they have been pecu-
larry unfortunate in selecting editors
Tor the class journal, who are poor
readers or who have such poor voices
that they can be heard over but Q small
portion Of the room, and the performances
OF the eiass Of 81 vas by no means IN
exception 10 this rule.
The measles have broken out among
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-sIDEWAI.K SCRAPS.

MUNICIPAL aud Circuit Courts meet
this morning.
OzARLssrox has q detective agency.
Pinkertsn u newhsra
Sxynx uniorsunssss " III appear before
Police Court this morning.
TIE Fulton Ore department are max
ing preparations for dance.
Ir is generally understood that our
mills will run one week longer.
TBREE marriage licenses we're issued
by Recorder Hook on saturday.
BELL's Foundry will start up this
morning, after stop OF several DAYS.
VEwIEa's orchestra will accompany
the SxcursionIsts en- the Andes 10 the
musical festival.
CoCEAYSE's orchestra plays for bait
10 be given ut the LatTobe House In
Moundsyille, this evening.
Tue Central glass works are working
three nights week extra, IN order 10
keep up with their orders.
Worx was suspended Saturday alter
noon at the Top mill blast furnace, on
account OF runaing out OF coke.
DAVID GRkES, a fine machinery moul-
der, has been employed by Sweeney x
Son, for their North Wheeling works
HARVEY THOMAS, the man who was so
badly injured at the Top mill last Wed
nesday, is rapidly recovering ut the
hospital.
W. +. HoGE started Tor Lloydsyllle'
q sixteen miles distant, Saturday even
ing, using his bicycle as means oil trans
portanon. -,
The National Historical Society Will
hold their first floral exhibition Al their
hail, corner OF Fourteenth and Market
streets, TO morrow night
Tux Crescent mill did not work Satur-
day, Oh account Of the death oil MI
Cowden, a brolher-ln.law OF Mr., WHIT
taker, and member OF the firm.
Tux temperance meeting at GUS
Hail. last night, was well attended
Messrs. Creighton, Bayletts, Stanton
and Marshall addressed the meeting.
SnMK miscreants on Saturday night
cut "A large hole in a skiH belonging to
A. NJ. Phillips, of North Wheeling, aud
then filled the boats with Il mass oil muu
aud stones.
Tux officers ia East Wheeling broke
up a family tight ia that part OF the Guy
ON SATURDAY. night, and the father ana
son will answer the Judge this morning
when he asks them how 1t happened
An anonymous correspondent calls
the attention OF the police to loaters IN
the Second ward market. by their con-
duct aud profanity they have become
an unbearable nuisance aud should DO
dispersed.
THE funeral OF Mrs William Miller
took place on SATURDAY. afternoon, from
her late residence, l5l9 Market street
Rev. ]. +. Mcclure, of the United Pres
byterian Church, read the burial service.
The iuternent was at Greenwood Gem
etcTy.
A HORSE attached to Lewis HulPs de
livery wagon ran away on Slxteen'n
street saturday afternoon, coilidlng WIN
a hurgy at the corner of Foil, badly
wTrcking II, aud there finished hy run
ming into a board pile and breaking the
wagon.
A WOMAN giving the name OF Mrs
Jane Strobel Was arrested and taken be
fore Squire Miller yesterday evening,
charged 10y Marshall, Kennedy X Blast,
piuprietors oil the dry goods store at No.
mo Main street, with shop-iittlng,
several articles were found on her. The
Justice placed her under 500 To answer
ih. charge this afternoon at O'Clock.
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Another match vas shot by Telegraph
ON SATURDAY,, between the Wheeling
Rife Club and the Canton Rod aud Gun
Club OF COllinsyillc, Ct. Each team
consisted ri i've picked members. The
match was at two hundred yards ofi
hand, Massachusetts, tAIget The Hast
ern club contains some OF the bes, shot
Of tia, section, and the Wheeling club
are slaled over vhat they consider their
grandeSt victory. Tins sas the first OF
series OF three matches 10 be shot he
tween these teams, and the other two
viii probably take place within the next
two weeks We give the scpre OF each
club. The highest score atisinable was
INN
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The following conveyances Of real es'
tate were admitted TO record in the Of
ice 0i the County Clerk ON Saturday:
peei made March 81, 1850, by T. NJ
Do,is0n, bachelor OF the borough Of
Bethlehem. Ia to Mrs. A. {. Jonian, OF
this city, Tor the north halt Of lot No H.,
in square 10, on Chapline street Con-
sidersliOn s. 900
Deed made Nav M, 1879, 10y Thomas
IA. Reed and vile % T. J. Hughes, in
consideration OF II, Oa, Tor parts ct lots
Nos. - anb "a, IN Eof s addition to the
,ifV
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b. soo1T, ia, the art auctioneer,
writes 10 J. q. Hervey that he has lust
completed a very successful sale in
Louisville, KY, and will positively lie
here on TUESDAY or "Wednesday 10 open
the sale In Hornbrook's Block, about the
1oth inst. 1his will be Q rare chance
ior our citizens 70 secure very Ans
works Of art.
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4 IN Rlainea Eso

We had the pleasure OF call from
this gentleman on Monday. tie Is from
Charleston, and is candidate Tor the
Democratic nomination for state super
iuIendent OF Public Schools. lite Is
highly recommended as to his capacity
Co III the office, and his devotion Ia the
school system. We are not advised AS
To the intention at the present lncum-
bent, Prof. Pendleton, but II his place
Is To be- filled with another, We feel sure
Mr.. BAines would make a worthy and
capable successor, NartHsbtEy iRd-
psRdsni
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-17

The choicest variety Of SO
and ala business suit in Cas-
simeres and CheS lots Boys ana
Children's Suits from - up
Gene and get your moneys
worth az Oehm Co.'S, the One
Price ClothieTs, l32S Market
street, adjoining Opera House.
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WASHINGTON, MAY II, lA.M-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley. falling
barometer, warmer, clear ur partly
cloudy weather. with variable Winds.
For the Lower Lakes, stationary
or falling barometer, warmer south To
west winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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Trains make Connection with ). 40. aud Z. A
p railroads. All rains run daily. SUNDAY en-
csptod 5. l.. MOONEY, RresidsaI
ESQ. HENRY, Gent Manager. Aps
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"noan Ita Work -

DESr, GREEN Co., Pa, July. 1875.
Ldu9htin Bros. & Co.,
GKSrs-Your Worm Syrup gives un.
usual satisfaction. Whilst 1t is effectual
aud does its work well, any child NAV
take il from its pleasant taste. II is the
most popular medicine | sell.
:. II. HEADLEY. Merchant.
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DIZZY GOODS.
Now York.

Nav YoRK. May l5.-Dry Goods
General condition Of market unchanged
and buiness quiet in all departments.
Cotton in light demand Tor current
trade, but buyers not anticipating future
wants. Prints quiet. Ginghams, lawns
aud dress goods in fair request. Woolens
quiet and steady, The BuiLetin says.
Fifteen hundred cases of Brunswick
prints, printed lawns, &c, will be
preremptorily sold at auction on Mon
dsy next.
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n House Pun OF Summer Drsss Materials.
Our assortment Of Dress Goods "
endless Our combinations are fault.
less Every complexion suited in .
moment Trimmings 70 match every
style and taste. Don't fret to get your
styles well matched and suitable 70 your
person. Stop In and see " and profit
by your purchases !. Blum d Bro.
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Wbeslin9 4ss9lates
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


Do You Mean tn BuyP-I, Blum y
Bro. Il Head OF Local
Regular Tuesday Packet - Steamed
Andes.
Good News to tha Afflicted.
One Huadred Dollars Reward.
I.ost-IIair Breast PIN.
Superior Beer-Tidal Wave Saloon.
A Good Opening Store Tor sale.
New ilyeryare-Turner Il Dillon.
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The T. G. X ST l. railway company
will sell excursion tickets to the great
race at Washington City, fare $40 % for
round Trip. This viii give you a trip
over the Pennsylvania Central and
Northern Central railroads
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-17
DRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE, CHEERFUL. Mr.
ID Julia McSslr wnghrs New BOOK,
THE OOMPI ,ETE HOMEl

full OF practical information. The young iloa''
keepers guide. The experienced house suF
er's friend Housc Keeping, Cooking, Dr-s A.
cidenn, Sickness, Children. COMPANY, MAfnas',
Religion, Morals, Money, Family bOyeinm-'l
and q multitude 81 other topic lullD ttrAh
Tells how Ia make home beautiful Hnh hsJIp.
~ book oi more practical utili.y Niil seldom,
u ever, be fouEd outside al inspiration. ~,hu'
tian Advocate. Needed Ia every city home ~
rich aud poor, Ia all country homes by louts
and old Fine paper. clear type. beautiful bibl'
Ing, splendid Illustrations. nearly 60 page 10
prices Sells rapidly. Agent Wanted llOonl
com mission. Description aud term, ires. Al
dress J. &. MoCurdy A Co. Philadelphia, ia.
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Headquarters for Hanan 4 Reddish
handmade shoes, in all styles, and lar
superior 10 any other make, ior sale BY
/. V. Blond, ISL Main street.
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A new line of French Chip.
Tuscan. Milan, Seven end ana
IeghOrn Hats for Ladies'
Misses and Children, will be
opened this morning at bells,
II2a Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-17

UNDERTAKING attended TO by Robert
Luke, No. 1880 Market street, near
the postofiice at reasonable rates.
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DEPREssrD Eastern market causes Low
prices. Our third stock oi novelty
Dress silks, Brocades. faiths, etc, Il
extraordinarily low prices. /. Blum 4
Bro.