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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
RELIGIOUS RITES.
Services at the Churches To
morrow.

Ascension Day is the next movable
Feast Day.
The usual Gospel temperance meeting
will be held at Parker Hall at 2:3O
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, between Capitol and
postoilice. Rev. Samuel Il. Barniz,
pastor, will preach at 1890 a. ". and
7:30 r.. tomorrow, and address the
Sunday school at 2 O'Clock. Morning
subject: who are these which are ar
rayed in white robes Rev. vii, IL.
Evening theme: The wise determina-
lion, Icch. vii, %.
International sabbath School lesson
tomorrow. No. | OF second quarter
1854. Theme. The power Of Christ, ~
Matthew viii, Is, -. Golden text, verse
p.
First Baptist Church, Twelfth and
Byron. Thomas L. Clancy, pastor.
Morning subject our Modern
Churches Departed from Their Original
Obicct, ur The Divine Directions to Sc.
cure IT. Evening-"The Vanity oi
Human Inventions to Reform aud save
Men sunday SchOolat , O'Clock.
The Macedonian (coloredI Baptist
congregation will dedicate their house
OF worship ON Lords Day, April IL, at 3
O'Clock Rev. Il. G.. SedgSick will deliy-
or thc sermon.
second Presbyterian Church. The
pastor, Rev. ]. d. Moilat, will preach at
1890 A. Nj, subject, "Thr Curse aud the
Glory Of the Cross After sermon the
LorGs supper will be administered
The evening service will begin at 7.30
O'Clock.
DIR. Mcclure will preach at the U. L.
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
sabbath School at ZEN
Thrrc will be preaching in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church by the pastor,
Rev. u. 4. Cunningham, Tomorrow at
l0i A. N. and y a.. N. Please take no.
tlrr that the time for holding the even
ing service has been changed from seven
10 haii-past seven tor the spring aud
summer months.
The annual meeting Oi the Wheeling
Sabbath School Association will he held
Tuesday evening, April Il, at the Fourth
Street VI. T.. Church, at "A o'clock.
Please give notice To your Church and
Sabbath school, and urge a iull attend
ance OF all interested in sabbath School
work. Subjects Election OF Officers,
Report OF Committee on sabbath School
Centennial Celebration, Future Work,
"a
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RAMPANT RADICALS.
They Repudiate the Central
blaine Club.

IL was advertised that a meeting OF
| the Fourth ward Blaine Club would be-
held at the Atlantic Engine house, last
night. and learning there was llkCli-
hood oi some sport, reporter from thus
| paper strOlled out there. IL was drz
| ding aud that was probably the reason
Why the reporter found only five per
| sons present. President Armstrong set
apart waiting for the crowd 10
/ assemble, and occasionally Drafting
the storm which made home
| preferable. Secretary Merrilield aud
/ three others were the assembled cohorts
aud the former reviewed the proposed
| constitution aniby laws while the latter
alternately praised Blaine aud DANCED
the entire Democratic party. One mem
bcr who occupied key by the stove,
announced himself really loo discus
sion and wondered why the meeting
didn 4 proceed. ~ did the reporter.
The other member, he that has not
| been mentioned as otherwise occupied,
volunteered a speech. lie said Blaine
was his man, first, last and all the time
and WAS the only man the Republican
| could elect. Ii Grant Was nominated
there would be a Democratic president
as sure as guns. come one suggested
chow il Tilden is nOminated?' but It
didn't make any difference, the ignorant
Democrats would ~ right ON aud vote
for him as quick As anybody. Ii was
further suggested that the better class
would vote against him. This brought
the man on the key TO his feet, he
wanted to know who in the nation the
better class was; there Was no such
thing in the Democratic party, and he
MAS A. good as ANYBODY else. Whether
this Was true or not II was not dis
putei. rs he seemed IN 4 fighting
humor.
Tue reporter mildly iEtimated that
he would be under many obligations
70 any person present who would
tell him the object Of the meeting
lie was gaiihed. II was called
for the purpose OF ppudiating the Cen
trail Club and dIsclaimiug any allegiance
to il. Ii there Was 90 be a Central
Club It uuSt De properly formed ami
vested with due authority. The mem
bers were willing % do almost anything
to secure the nomination OF their pet,
hut they could not abide such 4 thing as
that
President Armstrong had preamble
and several resolutions which were TO be
acted upon. IL set forth that Blaine was
the Moses to lead the wandering Re-
publicans out oi the desert aud bring
them to the Promised Land ofCanSan--
the White House; that Central
club was a good thing TO have, and
that each ward club should select dele
gates To form this central club, and that |
the secretary be instructed TO send
copy OF the paper to each ward or dis
irici club in the county. This Was the
abiesi u Tie msssiR s ~ ,,-. ~ &c 80 ~
- 80. ssSir., one "a ti,s hvs men
.~i,h hirs. .nd b..lnx <<otofnred by HIM.
ON tf,e pavement hsio>, that be vas
sherman man and went out merely 20
what va going on.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent savings and Dolngs


/ CT Williams, an oil Wheeling boy,
nov ia business u Kansas CITY, Is
Spending few DAVIS here. Mont has
/ uld quite ana attack ut sickness. lately,
lId Is rrCupcrltlug
Winning Grlsou. ESJ, ii Dublin, Ire
land. Who has been spending the winter
With Rev Boyd, ON the island, left iur
l,uc yesterday. Tie viii sail from Bal,l-
nor, to-day.
Col. ". {. Bridges, Of MoundsyiIle, Is
.u the cIty.
Or J. l.. :. Hall returned lrum Chica-
- last evening.
BIN. BOD. Esp, ot Woodlands, mas
On the city Yesterday.
Col. C. VI. Dawson and vile, ui Fair
mont. ARRIVED in the city last night, and
are stopping al the New McLurr.
a. G. Harvey, Esq, II Huntington, Is
g the city.
W. IA. Tncle. OF Cincinnati, an Old
Wheeling boy, Is in the city on a short
yi,it.
Mis- Aims and Master Wylic Beall, 81
WellSburs. we're NJ Stcrrd a, the Stagm
yesterday.
7. u. TnmlinS,n -, We arr giai to SCI,
back at his old pos, IN the "reWiky"
ticket vtlicr.
Mr.. Murphy. Of CO., WyiiSburs H,nlid,
ami Geo. VI White. 1tGgiyiug merchant
Of that old town, were R;heciiy ycsier-
day.
fhe following are the arrivals at the
New Mcclure House. J. ". Moulton,
". u. Draher, :. 4. C1PPcck, New
York, r. : Chappin, ChWlsp, \. {.
Martin. Pittsburgh. r a. Vase, Phila-
ielphia: J. "A. Gillett. New York, j. ID.
Rnsrrs. PittsbuRh, Il Ia. Fleming.
Cbjcayo: q. VI White. Pittsburgh; Jas
Coanor. Chicago; +. II. pNenger New
York; A. II. Dillon. Baltimore; J. J.
Gil Steubenville. J. c. Champion,
IN llaleiphia: z. COIN, New lork; q. 2.
Ruzs. Baltimore: u. Shrveg, Virginia,
r EW aterman. Evansville, O.. A. Car
Sou, Washington. Pa; James o. Win I
SIX. II. Levy, J. RothcLiids. ) Hell |
uef. II. Dorsey New York; I. j. Bell,
q. T. Murray, West Alex
andcr: Fred Allen, :. T. Bliss, Phila-
delpbia: Geo. n. sharp. J. +. Me
Canrhtry. Cleveland; ThoS. MARSHALL (
-. Z s..'-s. >-''''''''~-"s
<.ss,:,, 80 ~-<s $500 ,hs s~s..s, ave
eassh v. " Musssri. Cisy.Siiie; A'S.
Stesart, G. ". Kraper, Arthur + Leb-
knccker. New York; g. 5. McFa1den,
Mountsville; :. G. Lyons, Philadelphia;
W. C. McC0naughey, Washington; J.
IL smith. Cincinnati. L. ~. Iarbet,,
4. %. FulleT, Baltimore; W. h. Zine,
l.r..Nnas=ifla
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ST. CLAIRsyILLE
Court Ad,ourns- Criminals sent 70 me
PesitsntlsEy- Old Lady Burned 70
Eisction next hondsy--Court
Basnss.- Minor Msntios. &C.

-. .a,ourns- CRIMINALS sent 10 tbs
Psnitsntlssy- Old Lady Burned 70
Ds.th-Elsctlon Esxt kondsy--Cour
Basanes.- Minor Nsntion. &C.
81. CLArEsyiLLE, O., April 2
The present term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas viii close to-day OF to-
morrow, alter q two months session
District Court will commence on the
18Th, and the next term 81 Corptoon
Pleas COurt some umsin Nav.
In the case OF James Wllisms ~
Vas indicted for burglary and Isycsns
the Jury brought IN 4 verdict az gnii,yr
Williams ia the pal Of Lookarh ~
rrsSenhy sent 70 the Penitentiary ,er
three years ior the sAme ofEepse ~
Eh'en y uliams was charged. Tbs -.
P's % ,hls e2Intn9nity breathe a siyb ~
relief nov mat these rinxIeaier. ~ ,ha
gang Which has infested this .ne
nave peta caught and sent 10 ~. 1
hnlIAry, shere they belong 80 ehi-
20 70 De hoped, they EiIIba Il. nnefer
.., - ser'e out the luiI eI,.e, ~ = ana
John nixon, the ysun.
enarsei With committine Who was
o'd woman, near Brifye, upon al
sesm ago, entered a DIE, - lev
ana Williams xill be tak.n ,ity. He
NnWArl ,, .he hrsi oi Aert 49, ne peni-
MA finn<y, mother
ESs!I Nho hEes east Of th;s ues Fin
sAuenAi mad. died L.. pace, on the
eeiyed one - 'sre burns which - non
caught whiIs -, na week. Her co.,
the IRE D., S Poking the e. n
doe remains sere bur;.J ~ yeax old
Bot iiiis S !. .i lli, .s o. Tsssd.yy!n ''n
sssecsions, which occ sosat Tie county
The DeH'ocr.t have s .a neIt Aondsy.
ny N The township ~, ,aea ?, . lsrys major.
( strong ticket H.. .1a q they have sseh
nass no hope Of eIsc,;e Republican,
-. nu'asis. Hence, a.lg any Of their
"sas md but little is esrs = no s.cits.
ea maniisSsdi
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LINDSLEY NOTES.

The performance given by the Society
Yesterday afternoon was unusually IN
teresting, and developed greater
amount Of talent than most OF the regu
La performances. ESSAYS we're read by
Naarles Hobbs. 0ren hissner, Frank
Hail, Samuel Boyce, Charles Last, Harry
Garden, John McLure, John Armstrong
James Maxwell. Orloi Zane, Andrew
Hall and John List.
Determinations were given hy Peter
Bosley, Vim. Rolf and Charles OFT
The Judges decided that "CatalIne' {
Defense, by Charles OFT, war the test
defamation, and ''One Day in Street
Car Office by Frank Hall, the best
essPy.
The E,'ho male its appearance yester.
day. and an unusually good one u was.
II IL is lair mirror OF Lindsey ideas,
tue bows have some very bright ones.
Ii saws The Lindsey Institute, as q
general thing, carries through whatever
il undertakes. but We don't propose TO
shoulder everything the newspapers OF
the city would lay upon Us. For ex-
ample, the daily papers Of the city,
some NttkH ASNs WITT laii W AaAAAohtt
aud said the boys were talking about
PLAYING it; and in the papers OF
last week We were all surprised
TO find that the Mathews Light
Guard. and the Lindsey Cadets
would soon put the Drummer Boy on
the stage" Now II such reports be cir
culated through the city and elsewhere,
psepIs vii hssis ~. q i ~ ios "a sssds We
an ~rry glad 90 have our doioes pub
iizhed and thanh the payers Dor doing
90. but We do mol relish the idea %
hsvfrg false reports floating around. II
would be Of much benefit 90 the school
and would please rs II the reporters
would ~ait until they could get the cor
reel REPORTS Of our proceedings before
they publish that which may turn cut 10
be incorrect"
II also wants the cadets to rouse from
their slumbers and take the laurels on
Dedication Day.
The glee club, says the Echo, has not
vet assumed q permanent shape, but We
hope soon TO publish full account OF
its proseedingS Everything hss been
kept quiet by it. members. and we are
therefore unable 10 say much about the
club. From n members, who are the
musical talent OF the school, and num-
Der some eight or ten, We can only say
II they vii only take 10 il in the right
spirit We bel confident Of soon hearing
.oras sxralisnt rnnsie
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Spring Opening.

Brucs ~ Golfer gave their regular
spring opening yesterday afternoon aud
evening, and with the usual success.
The store Was crowded all the afternoon
and evening with ladies' and Others IN
terested in feminine goods, aud many
were the expressions OF delight We
heard IN regard to the beautiful articles
aud the manner in which they we're dis
PLAYED. Where everything was ~ fine
Ii is hard work to describe everything
or anything ia TACT. The opening was
the hest Que this house has ever given.
A repurtertOi this paper had the temerl.
~ a. venture in, and Was almost be-
wildcrcd by the sight, but SECURING the
assistance Of one Of the polite clerks, we
took look at the superb laces that are
handled by this firm, consisting Of Brc.
tonnes, Duchess, Point Applique and
real point. Ia Point Applique, We were
shown handsome shaw worth 500,
and flounCes at so per yard; Duchess
capes at s7j, and real lace iichus 1t 800.
The display OF lace haudkerchleis
was very rich, and the antique laces
were OF very neat and new designs
In silk goods the Persian figured
goods are going TO be the rage this sea-
son, also fancy figured silks. These
goods, together with striped satins, will
be used in combination suits.
In the glove departments light shades
with lace tops will predominant this
summer; also lace rniis will still be in
vogue.
The hosiery department has several
new novelties in the line OF silk and
Isle thread in new Colors and embroi.
deries.
The brocaded silks were very riCh and
attractive, and will be worn u great deal
this summer; also a large number q
light shades Of mOmis cloths were shown
rhe paasol departing Mt contained a
fall assortment The size IL about the
same as last year, but are furnished in
fancy color with light Innings, also a
great many are shown IN Persian silks
and band painted.
The Chinese umbrella will also be
very popular.
The iringes are mostly in bugles Of all
shades.
Alarge number OF handsome dresses
were shown al most remarkably lon
hglres.
The fan department and the button
aud handkerchief departments we're
very complete.
In household goods, a large variety
was shown and all displayed 10 good
taste.
We would like 20 speak Of all that
was displayed, but we have not the
time or space in which to enunierAte.
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MARTINS FERRY
Some Political and Other Item, Of s,s

Some Political and Other Items Of sssi
Considerable uncasiness Is n,aliif,iri
by our mill men Tor the decision o. ,.s
Western Nail Association va uul ia,
not TO run ia. mills Tor two wc"I'ah
Many seem Ia feel that the nail 'ar 10
a thing oi the past.
Moving was very generally ohsu"i
Thursday, with u large dcmani 81
houses.
The Democratic Convention iai G'I
officers will be- held in Medill's iiaiiAl
evening att O'Clock. A Mayu', ufu
Councilmen, one Clerk, on" Maf'i.
one Cemetery Trustee ani iWY >rAys
Dirert6rs will be nominated.
Mr.. and Ms. q. y. Gaumcr o' ne
ST. GAINESVILLE Gdsott,, are stDppls a.
the Allison House.
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~ far a. the township election Is con.
cerned. Neither party ms ye' leu
nominations for town oineen osan az
Msyor and Marshal are TO % cnvse 81
both the present MAJOR ano .;on
have moved outside oil the sofpoS ~,
The ofice OF Mayor goes pssh ~
there are several candidates ior
Stsxart Adams, IT., who has been aP
ro;ntsJ naymsster's clerk on the Y. o
laval shin "Nipsic," which will DC stA
toned in the Mediterranean Sea ~, sne
NEXT three years, Is q brother OIL h
Hon Iorsnzo Daniord, OF this piaee'
His iather lives in Colerain township.
On ths records Of the Common rieAs
Court Tor the past week ! notice tue
cases Of Lydia vandine vs.. Aaron Dali ns
sew, aud Mary Vsndine vs. Alien i~
sey, IT., on the charge OIL oasH.,
and the queer feature oil u
tbe plaintiffs are sisters and the deieha.
ants brothers. These parties are iL ri
The southern part Of the county. Nv.
ass we're continued until the next
term. ,,a;,, sttor.
ney Of this place, is about moving W
New Martinsyille. .,;.,oa
Michael Feensy, OF Bellaire, ind saed
for violating the liquor law, Was n nneu
$50 and costs in the Common r'ea'
Court. ,aj
Hon. l.. Daniord has 50 lar reco'ere'
as to be able To walk out -,
A fashionable ball was gwen here 'a''
oyeniny Inv the siiie Of the town.
The residence of Isaac Kirk, at FLUSH
inp. Was destroyed by fire Tuesday
night l4oss, 5000; no insurance
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THE YoKEFELLOws.
A Move In the Right Direction.


The young people Of the Fourth,
Street II. L. Church have organized
themselves into q society Tor the pur-
pose Of seli-culture, called the Yoke
fellow Society," and last night opened
the doors OF the spacious lecture room
10 the public, who were treated to mu-
steal and literary entertainment that
was truly enjoyable, as can be seen by
a glance at the programme.
II is not our purpose TO commence
upon a criticism, There is little oil the
latter that could be done) but instead
10 commend this movement The ne
cessity for something OF this kind has
long been felt, and we have no hesltan-
CIV in saying that Ii is the duty OF the
church TO furnish such entertainments,
and thereby obtain q stronger hold upon
tie youth OF our country. We know
in our city that there are hundreds oil
young men who are wanderers when
the shades OF night fall upon them
and having no other place 70
70, iall into saloons anu
places OF q kindred nature, that
cDuld be reached by such entertain.
nents, and who will, when they learn Of
the nature Of this society, become. lis
teners to, il not partakers oil, and we
know there cannot any one, young OF
old, listen AZ we did last night to good
music, essays, readings, and recltatiOn'
without being benefited.
We understand these entertainments
will be given every two weeks, and
alternate with religious service under
the same auspices. Those who kindly
gave their services asst night have the
hearty thanks OF all who were present,
and We predict that the next one will
be welcomed by u crowded house, and
a demand will be made Tor repetition
of most OF this programme.
1t il hoped other churches will follow
in the good work, and that they may be
forerunners OF an organization
that while these are kept up
will provide permanent place
IN our city where all classes may
meet and find pleasant surroundings,
where an evening may be spent, and
where books, papers, and innocent
games may be enjoyed and we may feel
We have a home-indeed this sentiment
cropped out in some degree last night
1t is a growing want aud must soon
make itself felt,
The following is the
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River Indulgence.

River last night ieet III lnches Ahd
falling. .,,.--u,-.-,.r-r---
Ye-asrsisv wes another good day la 4
burines. scnsc on The wharf
A erest deal % moving by boats was
done this year.
Tbs pr. Ellison took the Theatre
ComiQue troupe over 10 Bellsire last
evening. and returned for them after
their Entertainment AZ Zilch's Hall Ia
that. city.
The Annie Kelley arrived last night
with two model barges OF mixed freight
for this port and . steamboat hall d
slaves for Pittsburxh-
The Buckeye State 10 due from Pitts
burgh this morning, and the Salt Valley.
en- route for that city, this evening.
the 81 Lawrence leaves wheeling
IN Clnonnsfi every saturday sfternoon
At o'clock. Capt. VIM. List Is master
and G. ID. List clerk. The y. LAvrent Q
Is speedy, comfortable add handsons
and her officers polite and sccommodai
ina.
The WIN. Stone and Ouxard passed
down from Pittsbupgh With coal, the
kel,ei Iron Nes Cumberland will Are
brick, and the J. W. Gosid up for Pits
ocrgh With empties yesterday.
some remarks about the stolen Be-
laire Terry ioAi viii Be foand IN our Bel
laire locals.
PiTrsaTRoH. April 2-River feet 2
inches and fAllins- Weather cloudy and
CINCINNATI, April 2-Riyer u ieet s
inches and hiling Weather cioady
and cool. ArriveI-Ema Graham.
PittseurTh; Wyoming, So. Louis; Cons
M,aer, Memphis Depsrted-Andas,
Wheeiing-
NkE oKLEAxk April 2 -Auived-
None Depsrted-Sone. westher part
lyclo1dy. nermonstsr 70
81. Lorn April a-Arriyed-None.
Dsparted-Bslls MenphiS Memphis.
River riseal foot . tnshss, vith Is Ut
Slnchea By The guses wselhSr cioody
and mid. IS
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CoLoNIsTs. ATTENTION
Grand Excursion to Colorado,
Kansas and Nebraska, ON Tues
day. April q, 1850, vim Pan
Handle Route.

The managers on The otd reilA6le an
He'll Route" have inaugurated Z
rand excursion to Denver and points
IL Colorado. Kansas and NebraskS, ioE
Tuesday, April 8. 1850, at lowest posi-
Ne r,lcs' everybody who eOntemplstes
MOVING West. should avail themselves
Of this opportunity. Make your ar
raneemepts 10 go At this time. Train
viii leave p, ". & ny. depot Wheel
ing. w. Va, at 6:S AZ.
Through tickets win Be sold and bag
zage checked through TO destination,
For fun particulars, tickets, baazse,
checks and information, apply 10 J. "
Belleviile. agent, P, ". & Ky. depot,
Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03

THE Nail City Brewing COMPANY
celebrated Superior Beer can Ice i'un4
at Chris. Siebke's on dmughi pf "a tai
ties. Try it, You will find II the h."
IN tir city.
CHRIs. SIEBkE, Proputt"f,
1854 Market street
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Iriah Rsnel Committee.

The general committee vii meet IN
the chamber ui the Second Branch oi
Council la the rily building on Monday
evening. 9TH inst. at O'clock, tor the
purpose ul closing up the husslucss iDT
whirh tusy were appointed \ iuil at
tynAaUrr b, requested la tue mean
time tur vtri ,1uWitIrr that have not
Vet reported wall complete their collcr'
hons without further delay, ami report
ID Cot luu-. O'ig,,u treasurer
81. REuII,
Chairman.
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Commissioner. Notice,

In I'm, In,,utv ,,,u,t al oLt,,a.Do
III "' '"uh'y '"ut' ~ '"'' '''"' .,.
Ferdinand ksinhardt who sucs - he 30 =
aud - executor Of The iasl ni,i a. !,
OF Hemp kelnhaitit, doccAsgl a. ''''
John licnD RsiBhArit,
"
Mary lana Relnhaf'it, Herman hinhh,l -. -.
Reinbs,it Ghsu,s K,lpbsril MIN as
Rslulafdl Peter lttclsT. trustee ! bfsf
Ahxnudsf = CIII.,rv tu..ta. auI us
(,iIi,, ~ ADJ sophia tsinLafdt
-.
J." -a
By vi tue Of decree sDtsfrl ~ AL I!sn =
lhe aJOyo entitled cause, ou The - ~
March, ls-O, It Il TeicTCi " lie H"l,'.-
CouDissiDneT h. take. sistr aud isy'h
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Il! /; g
= E, - !: y n: q 4 8. ..'s. : e <. E. 4;
=, nH ,eni NJ iniirn.ts0n 90 ~.
-. 's. ~. cails.tins ard esDys.s,ssH
ssleo,,s ~, - Errd Tesy sxtcnd az
= 49, ..eh creninE rsricaiAriJ stterT
g. ss Cot<su VII epes ths b,
soeredins eysBllf VII d..r..s
~. s,;,i ns.1sr ihs luesI Lsyyy uId
IT, - -, "a ei2.s and lively 5dbess 80
tof alum. .aIs vns .YshiEs< SO
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CROOKED -a..r,.l.'

Accept q thousand thanks for that
Golden Remedy. / suffered Tor many
years with rheumatic pains in my limbs
Ny les were drawn together, and peo
pc called ne crooked Haertei."
used ST. JACOBS On, and Was cured. and
now feel 70 well that I think could
dance rs in my young days
JoHx HaExTKL
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
~wHEN THEnILLs START"
We have Just opened two bar
reIs Of Broken Clock springs.
JACOB ". CRU BIS,
The JeMeler.

The superiority and low prices
OF our garments must be seen
10 De appreciated Our goods
meet the wants Of professional
men. mechanics. mechanis ana
farmerS- Will open Wednes-
day. April 9Th. ai 1920 MarLet
street, adjoining Opera House.
OElIM a. co. PrOp'rs-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
lubreIing Resister
LOCAL IaTELLl6EsCE.
Irdo1 to now Advertisements

Fine Diamonds Turner & Dillon.
CsJA stoves -Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Horses and Wagon For sale.
Kansas Land and Wheat Growers
Association.
Letter List.
Too Late. 4. HUrubrook.
Oprra IuuSr-Auna Dickinson.
Hats Nail CITY Hat Store Head
OF Local
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
RruaL ~

RosKRr LpKK has fitted up an under
taking establishment at No. lsS0 Market
street.. and Il nov prepared 70 attend 70
al orders In that line pronptlp.