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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Savings and Doings.

Mrs. J. Adams, OF the Island, lett yes
ter,lay morning for Cranberry summit,
whore she will spend the summer.
John Morehead, formerly prominent
boiler maker in this city, is, with his
family, visiting friends IN town. MIR.
VI. Is at present engaged IN farming near
tue western border OF Kansas.
VIM. Myles, Esq, OF Centre Wheel
ing, is able 10 be out again alter a long
illness, occasioned by typhoid fever.
Miss LOttie Ming, one Of the charming
young ladies' Of Washington, d. O., who
has been the guest of Miss Genie Pen
dletOn, oi Twelfth street, left last even.
ING on visit to Prof. Pendlet0n's fam
ily, of Bethany.
Miss Annie Reed is in WellsyiGle WIS.,
ting friends.
Mrs. NJ. r. Whitaker has returned
iron short visit % friends in Mary
land
Miss Sallie Kline, sister-in.lsw OF MIR.
W. A. Cracrait, oi the Auditors Office,
Is visiting her sister in Fort Gibson, ln-
titan Territory.
R.y. =. n. Barnitx, W. L. Thorn psOn,
A. n. Beach and w. A. List returned
last evening irom Fork Ridge, Marshall
county, where they have been attend
ing a County sunday school Conven-
ton.
Joe Dugan, the smiling. Is bark again
gu the feviky, running his engine,
after vacation Of two weeks.
GeOnye Il. Till, Appointment Pitts
burehsr, arrived in the city Yesterday
and i. stopping at the New hcLure.
Attorney O'Mslley, nj Pittsburgh, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. Harry n. Hubbard, son OF Col.
Henry Hubbard, OF this city. Vas mar
ried on Wednesday 10 Miss Eva Bowers,
All MOrgantONn.
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Accident Out tho Pike.

Last evening about half past four
o'clock Messrs. Julius l.ohse and Will
liam Goetz, both OF Centre Wheeling,
were returning from trip out the pike
when they were Overtaken 10y the
storm, which was much more violent
out the National road than it was in
town, and their buggy overturned.
They were an the Peninsula bridge
near the paper mill, when the wind got
under the top OF the vehicle and hurled
it over, throwing both gentlemen out
and breaking Mr. l.ohse's arm
and bruising both him and
Mr.. Goetze in a very bad manner. The
horse became very much frightened
and, after kicking and plunging, de.
tached himself from the wagon and
dashed on toward town. The two gen
temen were placed in one OF the Elm
Grove ears 10y some parties who had
witnessed the affair, aud brought home
when medical aid was summoned and
their wounds aud bruises attended to
The horse and buggy belonged to Erh,
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YOUTHFUL DEPRANITY.
Too Much Accidental Cutting.

An East Wheeling hoy, named Bob.
Miller, will get himself into trouble il he
is not careful how he accidentally cuts
his friends with penkniie he carries A
week agO last Saturday, as a reporter
for this paper Was coming down the at
ley opposite tE.s office, he noticed a
group oi boys run into tLe alley in the
rear al Schuil1's confectionery. Noting
their movements, Ice saw one OF them
pull oil his coat anu turn up his sleeve,
disclosing la view a cut ia the upper
part OF his arm. 1t was about three
quarters OF an inch in length, but from
the vigorous pumping OF the hood, it
vas evident = VEN MAS severed. The
boy said Miller had cut him hut IL vas
an accident. The reporter directed him
u a drug store aid thought no more OF
the matter.
But yesterday Miller cut another boy,
manned James u Burke, who tells the
GLOWING story: The beys were out
near the tunnel, engaged in sport, when
Miller caught water snake and threw
u about BuTke's neck. The latter Te-
sented this aud a quarrel arose, end.
ing in scutfie In the course of this
wrestling, Burke was cut in the right
lex, about the middle OF the thigh.
This cut MAS last night shown the re
porter and though covered With plaster
it could be seen IL was nearly two inches
long and IN his pantaloons Was a cut OF
corresponding length.
Burke Was asked il II had been done
accidentally and Was BY no means sure
OF it, He said that Miller had after
wards said he was even with both oi
them" referring to Burke and the boy
mentioned above. This kind OF work
may be accidental, but such accidents
sometimes merit Investigation.
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CAPTINA SENSATION.
A Wife Shoots and Instantly
Kills Her Husband,

The little village OF Captina, York
township, Belmont county, about TWEEN.
" miles below this city, on the OHIO
side, was yesterday the scene OF the
widest excitement, oocasioned by the
murder of husband by his wife. Va
rious rumors have reached this city, in
fact. most OF the information came in
that shape, giving US the skeleton OF the
story with variety OF filling IN.
Robert Warran was a farmer who,
with his wife, lived in the country, q
short distance hack OF Captiua, or Pow
haitian. Their life, for the past few
months, has not been as harmonious Is
it might from a habit Robert had OF
coming home in an intoxicated condi-
ton and attempting to demolish things
His auarrels with his vile, on this ac-
count, had become known to neighbors.
and was a matter OF gossip in the vi
entity.
These frequent chickering's eliminated
on "Wednesday evening in n dreadful
tragedy, the result OF which Was that
Warren lost his life, and his wife is in
prison in Captina, charged with being
his murderess. II seems that about 5
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon War
rem was seen To 90 toward his home,
considerably the worse Tor liquor. He
found the door locked and began wig.
orous attack upon it with his heels, in
the midst of which he Was interrupted
by the appearance of his wife, who drew
pistol and fired, the shot taking imme-
date effect and killing him instantly.
The story further says that Mrs. War
ran made no attempt to escape when
the officers arrived to apprehend her,
but quietly gave herself up. The only
explanation she vouchsafed was that
her husband was trying to break the
door down. She Was taken TO Captina
and arraigned before Justice for exam
nation. The case had not been con-
cluded when our informant left.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river is still falling slightly, the
marks last evening showing n scant J
icet 10 inches in the channel. Busine,s
duh and weather hot.
The Monitor arrived with barge load
OF railroad ties,
The O. W. Bachelor arrived from
Pittsburgh about 10 O'Clock and depart
ed Tor that place at $50 p NJ. This is
probably the last trip this boat will
make until the river rises again.
4 large number OF boat men are con.
fidently expecting June rise.
The Emma Graham passed down in
the morning with good trip.
The st. Lawrence is due to-day, and
will return tomorrow IL such thing is
possible With this staged water.
The Salt Valley is on the docks at
Point Pleasant for repairs.
The Buckeye State passed up yester-
day morning, but could only get a few
miles above Steubenville. The boat
will pass down this morning.
The Courier excursionists we're eX-
pected 10 arrive from Cincinnati early
this morning.
The Mallie Ralon is the Parkersburg
boat this morning.
PITTSBURGH, May 20. River Is inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
warm.
CisCIssATI, May 20.-Riyer o feet
Weather warm; light rain. Arrived
Katie stockdale, Pittsburgh; Andes,
Wheeling. Observation-Disclosures, Pitts
burgh.
EVANSVILLE, May %. Rainy and windy
all day. Port list-Bowling Green,
Arkansas Belle, Cairo; Golden City,
New Orleans; Andy Baum, Memphis;
Ariadne, from Cincinnati n Florence.
loUIsyuLE, May 20.-River falling
with feet inches in the canal. Bust
ness dull. Weather clear and warm.
Arriyed-Brown, POmeroy.
CAIRO, May 20. - Arrived-Cham.
pion, st. LOUIS; Baltic, 81 Louis. De
parted-O Champion. 81 Louis; Hotspur.
Ohio river. River 20 feet inch - and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
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CANADA.
Bloody Labor Riots In Canada's Two
Chief Cities

Bloody Labor Riots In CanAda's Two
Chief Cities
QUEBEc, May 20.-The ship-laborers
here and at Montreal are on q strike and
fighting among themselves Thus lar
two men have been killed and several
terribly injured. The Quebec troubles
are between French Canadians and the
English-speaking laboTers, and u an out
break which 10 repeated every year
With more or less fatal results. The
Montreal people, wishing TO draw the
immense crowds Of pleasure seekers
from Quebec, Inagni6ed the trouble
there and advised tourists 10 stop at
Montreal. Nov the latter city IL par
AIDED by militia, special eonstsbles, water
police and city peelers, trying 10 keep
down the three thousand riotous strik.
es and getting stoned for their pains
Five men have been fatally injured.
The shippers are likely 10 give In.
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The Wslcoms Ram.

Ia aciually rained = little yesterday al
ternOon, and the prospects are favorable
ioran indefinite continuation otthe bless
ing. A good long shower would be
hsilesi with delight by everyone, except,
possibly, he watering cart men. All
nature is suffering with drought.
PIoughins has been almost suspended,
the ground being 50 dry and hard a. 10
make il worse than useless Every.
thing IA witherine, and truil crops and
saraen stuff are alike crying ioy rkin.
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Good Health Makes Earth . Heaven.

Remember that DIR. Guysott's yellow
Dock and sarsAparilla has proven itself
TO lie the best blood purifier ever discoy-
cred, and is a positive cure for scroiula
and all syphilitic disorders, Weakness
OF the kidneys, all Nervous disorders
aud Debility, all Urinary and Digestive
troubles, etc. Price Of large quart bot
ties with full directions, si.00. A single
bottle will prove 10 you its merits A
health-reneweT, for it acts like a charm,
relieving both physical and mental dis
tress, driving out OF the human system
the many ills that flesh and blood il heir
n, and restoring the natural vigor TO
bothlmind and body, exhausted by dis
ease and suffering. Ii makes the old
feel young and buoyant. IL makes the
Young feel gay. Lughlin Bros. a Co.
aud Logan, List 4 Co. Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling; wes, a Gilmore, Agents Tor
Brdrepott. u.
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R.,aiax q Bakery.

Yesterday afternoon a halt do1en
young rascals made a bold attack upon
Floto's bakery, on Sixteenth street, anu
a partially successful one. During 'he
absence of the proprietor, Who hat
Sons m the rear of the building, they
entered the store and seized upon a
onsntity of pie and cake. Two gentle
Daen from neighbOring corner saw .''e
circumstance aud started 10 tue Srhe,
upon which the young thieves TOOK
fight and escaped, losing IA Their Ie,
treat a large part OF their booty. iheS
belong 10 a well-known gang OF youthful
villains, and, as their names are familiar
20 the police, their ultimate arrest Is
cartain.
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Death of.u Able Ohio Jur,s,.

s.NDUsEY, May 30.-Cooper K. Wat
son, Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of this subdivision, died at his
home in this city at noon to-day, ego 70
Judge Watson vas . representative OF
Congress in 1850, and waa veli-knovn
throughout Ohio and universally 70
spectsd q . very able lawyer and iurist
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OnieNo

OuieaAo.
Ca,c.,o, May se.-Flour. Dull aud
NOMINAL Wheat-- Q Unsettled but gen On
orally lower; No. 2 red win.ss ~
No.. 3 Chicago spring y IS g T,,x sals
seller June 81 Nt s Hau y SScynEAc.
s sivs' al% and higher Ass cash. saissss
Ter July; rejected s5lc: Oats-stron =
assc seller seller july. Rye-firmer at &C
Barley--stsady and unchanged q 1sc {.
Pork-Unsettled and ssne,eliy alsn s,
at $40 25@l0 so cash Sio TiSgiu sio ~ X
seller August. Lard-In fair demanS
and Al lower rates al 1875 cash and gel sa,
Ter june; ss7Tl Q 50 seller July; % S2'
Ss IS seller August. Bulk Meats.
Quiet aud unchanged. Whisky-s'eao'
and unchanged at 81 Oh.
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WARRINGTON, Nav II, \. N-tor
tennessee and the Ohio Valley, so0ih
winds, veering 10 cooler north winds
stationary or rising barometer AMI nn-
merOus rains. -.
For the Lower Lakes, rising haTo'ne-
ter, south yeering IN cooler north Nlnds'
cloudy weather aud raln.
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Fifth Ward Market House.

tulNNi w INV hNbhNi'
Please call the attention of the Health
Officer to the filthy condition OF the
Fifth ward market house aud space
from Saturday evening, after the close
of market, until Monday morning,
During this hot weather tho stencil
which arises from dccayed vegetable
matter is sickcning, especially during
Sunday and Sunday night, aud there Is
no better disease breeder to De- found
anywhere in or about the city than this
place.
The health oi two ri the largest wards
in the city demands that 1t be cleaned
up between the close Of market and
Sunday morning. SIXTH WARD.
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Transfer.

The following conveyance ct real es'
tate were admitted to re''ou' 'n the "''
flee of the County Clerk YESTERDAY
A deed made January =, le>O' u!
Henry Broenisen, trustee, 10 Aesus'
Neidermeyer, in consideration ct sI,U"'
az the north hall ot lot No. ! IN Sqnare,
No. IS, situated in the Eighth SSni OF
,bis eitv M Wheeling.
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Circuit, Court Judge Melvin

Court met at o 4. N. yesterday.
samuel NJ. Sutleh. ESQ.,, an attorney
oi New York State, was admlt'en l"
practice In this Court.
Evidence was again taken In the ease
of John y. Gallagher W.. Edwari Lark'n
ior damages. Case still on trial
Adjourned until to-day at y IN
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non.r Wan, th., sun :,

is Whist lady OF Boston said 10 her hus'
hand when he brought home some med,
icine 10 cure her OF sick headache and
neuralgia, which had made her misera
bic for iouTteen years. Al the hrst at
taek thereafter il was administered d
her with goodresults, and she CONTINUES
It's use until cured, and she vss 80 en-.
thusiastic in ia praise thar she induced
isenty two Of Tie best krnilies in heI
cirrle 10 adopt ID a their regular family
medicine. that ..stutf us Hop Bitters
Isuyi,lin Bas. a Co Wholesale Agents
Wheeling.
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Great Bargains

New open and top busgies, phaetons,
open and top bArouehes, spring wagons,
al warranted. Ifyou want . bargain,
come at once, a. they viii be closed out
quick, at J. W. Ferrell's old stand, COR
ner Of Main and Tvenheth street.
Wheeling.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YoRK. May 20.-Dry Goods
There is very little change in the condl
ton of the dry goods trade. Business
continues light in all departments. Got,
tons quiet and prints dull. Ginghams
in fair demand aud steady. Fine print.
ed lawns aud wide prints In moderate
request. Mems woolens quiet, but best
makes remain steady.
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A MIGHTY GUsHER.
A New and Prolific Oh Field
Fairly Opened.

BRADFORD, IA, Map 2o.-The largest
well ever struck in the Bradford region
was reported last evening II is located
IN the middle Of lot i39, on warrant
2,27g Of the Bingham land, and near the
northern boundary line Of the warrant.
IL establishes connection between the
several large wells owned by Gray Bros,
vanyleck, X. II. Thayer and others, and
proves the existence Of the most prolific
territory OF any yet discovered In this
region. Yesterday it flowed 800 barrels.
II creates much excitement In oil circles.
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ut Has Great Merit.

Mssrs. LuuJhim Bros. q Co:
GENrs-I find your Worm syrup the
best article Of the kind in the market.
There il great demand for 1t, not be-
cause oi any effort of mine 10 sell it, but
because oi its great merit. The cures ct
lected by il are wonderful.
On. GEO. Il. SIMPSON.
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WEIsGERBER'S CHAL-
LENGE.
A short Talk with Our Cham
MON.

The excitement incident to the great
boat race oi last Wesdnesday, has nearly
died out in this city. Bets have been
raid, Courtney anathemlzed, and people
are now Specializing as To whether Ken
nedy will accept the challenge OF Fat
IL" Weisgerber and what the result
would be- il the race should materiallZa.
The last named gentleman returned
last night from Washington where he
witnessed Courtney's miserable coward
Ire and from where he issued his chal.
lenge. Meeting him on the street last
evening reporter aCcosted him and
asked, "Well, George, what did you
think OF the race
This question elected no answer ex-
cept Contemptuous shrug OF the shout
ders and look OF disgust.
what is the general feeling aud talk
in Washington in regard to Courtney"
"The people are oil too mad and dis.
guSted to talk.
And what DO you think OF ilsnlan ~
lie is without doubt the champion
oarsman His style is magnificent, and
he is always cool and collected. Court
ney has no heart or courage, and can
never row q man who is determined To
beat him,
"what do you think OF Riley can he
beat lIanlan? | suppose You saw him
row."
Well, lac would row better race
than Courtney, aud has a very neat way
OF handling the oars"
"Did YOU see Kennedy row.
"No, did not see him at all; do not
know whether he Was in the city, even.
Nv challenge was arranged by friends 7"
III be accepts the challenges what will
the esult bef' Il.
aGan't tell, bu, my friends seem to
think It's all right"
weiseerber Is not given 10 talking
much himself, and does not commit
himself very often, but in the short talk
of last night he seemed very confident
that il the challenge was accepted lac
would win.
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Sealed Proposals.
ClERK's OFrIcE BoIRD 90 ConNIssIosE
wuIpttNG Nav IA iASL

CiERKs OprIcE BolRp or COMMISSIONERS, !
WHEELING, May Il, 1850. !
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
until "Wednesday, the 26th, AZ 10 o'clock A. T.,
for the grading vi the county ROAD between me
wheeling. West Liberty aud Bethany turnpike,
at Kelly's barn and Dement, cemetery, embrac'
Ing 400 cubic yaris, more or lees, the average
haul not 10 exceed 40 feet.
Bids must bc by the cubic yari for earth, loose
rock and solid rock separately. Proposal. must
give name postonoe address Of bidder aud must
10 accompanied Ly satisfactory recon- menda'
tions ~ Ia III char rter aud responsibility.
Endorss. Proposals for Dement, Cemetery
Road" Tho Commissioners reserve the right W
reject any OF all bkis CHAS. II. DEITERs,
Clerk Board Of Commissioners.
W C. SMITH County Engineer. inalh
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A Household Need.

A book on the Liver. its diseases and
their treatment. sent Tree Including
trea,isss upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Jaundice. Biliousness, Headache,
Constipation, Dyspepsia Malaria etc.
Address DIR. SANFORD, l6s Broadway,
New York City, n. Y.
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LIVE STOCK.
mast IAbArty.

EAST I.IBrRrv, May 0.--Cattle- 10,
ceipts to-day 9S5 head Of through ana
"a head OF ward stock total tor three days
1907 head Of through and 2S1 head o.
local; only:a few head yet on hand
sell; no business doing to-day.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 100 hesd
total Tor three days 5,665 head; Philaeiei'
phias 81 85(Sl rs; Workers - SO(sA 70.
Sheep-Receipts to-day H. 100 head
total for three days $500 head; selling
rather dull at 81 25(S5 %.
CHICAGO, May 3O.-The Druers. Jour
nal reports hog receipts $4,000 head
shipments $500 head. Market steady
aud fairly active; all sold; good packing
i'm demand and firmer up toward the
close; mixed packing ~ 80; good mixed
"a 25(a4 IS; good heavy u AWS4 90
light "a 25(S4 20.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship,
ments 1900 head. Market firm and
strong; common TO good shipping ~ u
(a4 90; choice s. 1905 90; good export
demand; western s. 1894 %, mainly
81 90 for Montana and Oregon; butch
ers' steady; cows 81 2S(@S 20; bulls
~ OO(a3 90: light steers 81 bO(94 90
stockers and feeders s. 2Os4 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments $40 head. Market moderate, &C.
tive and trim; clipped 81 1903 %; wool
ed 50 40kd8 %.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
MAMA"
The society for the Prevention
of Vice Determined to stop the
Sale of the Book.

Sale of the Book.
MEw YoRK, May 20.-Anthony Com
stock, agent for the Society Tor the Sup.
preston of Vice, has taken steps Tor the
suppression al Emile Iola's latest book,
Mana The directors ui the Mercan-
tile Library, after admitting the book TO
the library shelves, have ordered u tn
be stricken from the catalogue. Mr.
ComsIock said last evening that he had
had the book brought to his notice only
recently, aud that since then he had
read il aud found II as unit Tor circula-
ton as the worst class ol immoral litera.
ture. III the publishers OF Mana had
their establishment in this city, hesald,
al would seize the entire stock to-mor-
row. As is, could only write 10 the
Publishers in Philadelphia and call their
attention 10 the nature Of the book.
have almost uniformly found that pub
fishers are willing to listen to my charg-
es and thank me for them. They are
often most surprisingly ignorant Of the
moral tendencies Of the books that they
print. Yesterday afternoon visited all
OF the publishing houses dealing in this
book, was received kindly, and was as
sured that each society would cease
dealing in the work. As TO peddling o!
the book on railroad trains, II can be
stopped by our direct dealing with the
railroad literary companies" Mr. Com
stock Is confident that he will succeed in
having the sale OF the book stopped in
| this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21

The choicest yariety OF $40
and sI4 business siiifs I'm tas.
simeres and CheSiois. Boys ana
Children's suits from - mp.
Come and ret your money =
worth az Oehw Co'.-, the One
Price Clotkies-, 1870 Mnrket
street, adjoining Opera House
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Albeeliug Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iuae. 20 New Advertisements

Index 90 New Advertisements
Auction sale Of Fine Paintings-lLO
cal Page.
For Cincinnati-St Steamer ~. Law
renee.
New Silverware Turner n Dlllon.
For Cincinnati - steamer Buckeye
state.
An Ordinance ia Relation Ia Vaults
aud CesspOOls.
bargains in Dry tioods-John FIN
sheimer-I Head Oi Local,
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OuR drug stores are now supplied With
.Malt Bitters, the new Food Medicine
which has done somueh good ana come" ).
10 us 30 highly recommended- ny 7"
I, NAV save yon heavy doctors Dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21

JACOB w. GRUBfs, the Jew
eler, offers bargains an We'd
ding Presents, corner Tweifth
and Market streeis-
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To GentA

Headquarters for HanAn 4 Reddish
handmade shoes, in all styles, and TAR
superior TO any other make, Tor sale by
L, v. Blond, 1871 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21

A full tine Of Chip, I.eghern,
MILAN. Seyen-end ana rape
Hats ut Bells.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-21

UNDERTAKING attended to 10y Robert
Luke, No. 1880 Market street, near
the posloffice at reasonable rates,
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A fine assOrsment of French
MOniures Just opened al beiis =
II22 Main street.
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% different siyiesof Lace Top
Isle Gloves, Just opened ~
bells.