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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-22

electricity, that the current was constantly seek
ing to escape from the wire apd take the
shortest route to the ground. IT. in leaving
I he wire, it came in contact with an individual
it would be like stroke of lightning; if with
inf1ammable substances a fire would be GEN
Grated. He said that the principle of electric
lighting was yet in its infancy, and he had no
doubt the companies engaged in the business
would. Tor their own protection eventually find
adequate means for insulating the wires.
Chief Swenie, of Chicago, told how fire was
caused in that city by the electricity leaving the
wire where the insulation was broken, and
b eing attracted by a steel nail. set fire to the
building. The discussion among the chief en-
glneers was quite general, and at the close q
sp eciai committee was appointed to consider a
Sc rles OF resolutions, and Mr.. Slower was in
the benefit Of his counsel. The resolutions re-
ported by the committee were adopted and
were as follows:
CATER hearing the report Of the committee
on topic No two: and the evidence adduced in
the discussion following as to the danger Of
combustion and the liability of serious injury
and probable death to any one coming in con-
tact with improperly insulated or broken wires
used for conducting electricity for lighting
purposes, it is the opinion of this association
that. as the electric light is about to be intro
duced In many Of cities and towns, and
Witnout due precautions being taken in putting
up tue wires and their introduction into build
Lss, Ihey VIII become one of the worst and
l
| ~ oinicult problem of unknown causes of
nres. ana their extinguishment that our fire
| departments have to contend with: therefore
| Reso'oed. That we, the National Association
OF FIRE Engineers Of the United States. urge
| upon the authorities of all cities and towns
where the electric light is about to be introduced
the absolute necessity OF passing Ordinances
| governing the manner in which all wires shall
be strung for the purpose of producing the eiec-
| trio light. '"S o'e0
First-That the wires shall be distinct from
! all others.
Second-That they shall be thoroughly insu-
| lated. ''
.Third-There shall be upon the exterior of
all buildings where the wires are introduced an
absolute cutoff, mot mere shunt, SO that i'm
case the fremen are called upon by cause OF fire
to enter there the danger of instant teath-the
inevitable result of coming In contact with i'm
properly insulated or broken wires under very
many situations-may be in a very great meas
ure avoided"
Mr.. Slower who has just returned from the
| Richmond convention. was interviewed by a
Herald reporter yesterday on the subject under
consideration. In the production of any and
all Of the electric lights now in use. he re.
marked. 1.-The currents used are of the most in
tense description. Large conductors Of copper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
70 d. Rnilro a Meeilnr.

The river railroad meeting Sc, Ter this
afternoon az two o'clock in Veteran
Hall, was generally talked OF Yesterday.
and large number OF delegates from
river counties appeared al the hotels.
Senator CANDIDA Is expected to
arrive in the city this morning.
Judging from the expressions heard
from the Gentlemen from the ia
,eryiew the feeiin., is simply red DO. in
all the counties through which the pro-
posed route passes except We;zel and
TYLER, where the feeling is said 70 be
somewhat dead. Hon. John II. Riley
last evening said: I'VE place
great confidence in S'nator CAM
den in Jackson county, and
that without regard to Political par
ties. We believes lie means what he
saws and il any one can procure the
money from outside parties he can. II
there is any kick il will be between
here aud Par&ersburG. Between Park
crsburg and Charleston, all is lovely and
serene. In nearly all the counties
meetings have been held and you will
fad enthusiastic delegates.
Capt. Mcclure states that be wished
the citizens here wouli take rs much IN
terest as those outside.
The iolloaing Parkersburgers arrived
early this morning. all bowling for a
railroad: Messrs. ID. Il. Neal, W. y.
Chancellor. q. W. Thompson, c. II.
Shaituck, V. q. Boede, {. I. Caldwell
and q. e.. SchOteld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
A Thrilling Accident.

The following, taken from the BIlti-
more Gd;ett>, will be read with ')rrow
by the numerous friends Of ex GOyer.
nor Mathews.
About 10 30 O'Clock Saturday morn.
ing a porter Of the CarroltOn Hotel, who
was descending the staircase, was start
led when he reached the frs. landing
by heavy sonnd. Looking in the 81.
rection from whence it came, he s1x
the sensible form Oi little gIri,
who had evidently fallen from
an upper story, and who
was lying on the carpet bleeding from
numerous cuts and badly bruised. Aid
was at once called, when il was found
that the child was Josephine, the year
old daughter Of eI Governor Matthcxs.
Of West Virginia. She gAs taken 20 her
parents room on the fourth floor, where
Dr.. Atkinson and Howard were sum.
moned. They fonnd that the child
had sustained 4 painful fracture 81
the jaw.bone, beside other injuries.
it is thought that che must have fallen
from between the fourth and fifth floors
10 The first. The wonder is that she
was not instantly killed. Her father,
who went 10 New York few days ago,
was at once telegsphed for, snd 10 eH.
pected TO arrive today. Last night the
elild's condition vas easy, and Il was
thougot that she may recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
Certificate OF Incorporation.

Secretary OF stat. S,alaakcr Yesterday
issued a certificate ul Incorporation 10
tie Eureka Sulgit-Aging Company,
Wai,G Is iOym2l Tor ;.e purpose OF man
U.aciur,ng sV?arl'uS acd appliances Tor
tue aging d SPIRITS, aul % purchasing
plteuts for improvements in the process
aud apparatus iIr aging spirits, and for
the use at the same or licensing their
USE by others The principal office is to
b.. situated M Washington, ID. c., and
the cooperation is On expire on March
~, 1901. For tie purpose Of forming
the same. the sum OF $1,000 has been
subscribed aud $40 phil in, while thu
privilege Is granted Of Increasing the
capita, by Tie sale of additional shares,
10 l,Coc.DCy The capital is divided
into shares O.! : cash. Snl held as TO-,
lows: Hon VIM J Eaton, CT Hartford,
Conn - shares. JAS VI. Morrison, go
shares; Horny e. Mum, T p. CuPpy
and Henry " SpoiaTd, al The latter Of
Washington, II. C.. 10 shares eSch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
remainder Of the extra men will remain

remainder OF the extra men will remain
the same for the present.
As TO the necessity. OF this movement,
il is doubtful if there is q person in the
city who will deny that such movements
are not necessary. The hook and ladder
truck should have team OF horses, If
any OF the apparatus should. 1t is the
first needed at fire and the need OF
permanent set OF men in house is ais .
we'll known. The committee was also
unanimous in this matter.
THE NEW vIGILANT REEL
Another important matter was the
new reel for the Vigilant engine house.
The one in use there now is no one
knows how old, and is roady to break
down at any moment. The men are
actually afraid to ride on it. Chief
Eccles and Mr.. Cunning have both been
in Pittsburgh and looked at the one 1t
was proposed to buy. 1t is one horse
arrangement, calculated to carry SEQ
feet OF hose, and having four wheels and
no crane neck. 1t is hard TO turn
around in an alley. While it is all
right in every particular, il is not the
best style. and the committee decided
net TO buy that one, but recommend the
purchase OF a new one, with late i'm
provements, and able to carry 500 to
1000 feet OF hose.
ENGINE HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS.
The floor Of the Vigilant engine house
rests on the ground, and under il is a
spring. The house is. therefore. always
damp and unhealthy, and the floor is
forever rotting. 1t is proposed To Cxca-
vate, making, while so doing, a place TO
put heater with a steam attachment so
that a small head OF steam could always
be kept IN the boiler, room made by dis
pensing with the present big stove, and
the stalls remodeled and made more
clearly ard convenient. This was
merely talked over-nothing being done
To- presen. TO Council.
After some further talk the committee
adjourned TO meet on the 20th. Before
doing so, however, it decided to meet on
Saturday. the sd, in the afternoon, and
go TO the Island in search Of a site for
new hose house for the Seventh ward.
The meeting was one noted for its bus
iness-like manner OF doing things.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
THE DREAD DISEASE.
The Situation at Glover's Gap-Let Some
thing be Done-Desth of Youst and no
One TO Bury Him.
Special 20 the Register.

Special 10 the Register
BURTON, W. Va, April II.
This method is taken, through your
kindness, 10 notify the people OF our al
joining county, Marion, OF the serious
damages from small pOx, which their
carelessness has thrown upon their
county. ours and all others interested.
A young man visited Glover's Gap
some weeks ago infected with the dis.
ease, and knowing the same to be such,
he having boarded in house in or
about Pittsburgh from which case was
removed 10 the public pest house, and
after feeling the effects OF the coming
mslady in his system, he FASTENED to
Glover's Gap, where he confined for a
period with variCloil. Before recover
lng he visited many OF his acquaintan.
ces in the surrounding country, and, OF
course, carried the disease with him.
The county authorities were notified,
but failed to take action suitable, II AT
all, in the case, and consequently
throughout that region the disease has
become epidemic.
Dr. Schuman's sister died last night,
anu IL 10 TuulDIti llldt bdNlu 1pusl bltu
also, while the dreaded disease is doubt
less hourly gnawing at the systems Of
others who are likely TO be taken down
at any hour. The indifference and dis
regard Of public health and human life
manifested by the county officers ami
people OF that county and the very care
less and indeed criminal action Of this
young man, is certainly surprising.
1t will be only in justice to all that
the authorities OF that county take meas.
ures to atone, in n degree, for their bad
action in the matter, by experimenting
and bringing to justice this young man,
who, knowingly and wiliulIy, carried
with him around the county the germ
OF disease, by which was endangered
and seriously affected the general health
of all its people.
1t is thought the law covers this case,
and it is hoped it will punish him as he
richly deserves.
Death of Youst.
Special Displtch 10 the Register
BURToH, April 18th.
David YOust, who has been i'll with
small pox, died this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
Mora Fine Work,

Messrs. Harden 4 Wilhelms are rapid
" coming TO the front as the leading
house that furnishes our people with
the finest work in the furniture line. In
addition to the two very handsome
chamber outfits mentioned in our col
umns some time since, they now have
on exhibition at their warerooms No:
Ills Main street, probably the finest ball
rack ever brought TO this city. 1t is
made OF solid black oiled walnut, elabor-
stely carved and here and there beauti-
fully ornamented with fancy PLAQUES
OF tasty designs inlaid in the frame. In
the center is an immense French plate
mirror which rests on large marble
slab. 1t is a very elegant piece OF work
and well worth looking at 10 those who
admire the artistic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
PERSONAL POINTS
The Sayings and Doinss Of Peop,, VI.
Know

Know.
Mrs. S. s. kisner has lust re,r,,.,
from the East, where she hs. been n"s
chasing her stock OF spring and summa.
millinery. In our advertising CONN.,.
will be found the announcement q. -,
usual spring opening on Friday and S,,
day next.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan hal n,
hands full yesterday with the presen ~
ments to the grand jury and could ~,
attend the session OF the Board OF Com.
missioners.
Miss Mamie Norton. a Young l,I.
who was once one of Wheeling's socie,y
favorites, but who now resides near Pin.
burgh, is spending a visit at the rssi.
dence OF Capt. John Mcclure.
Hon. John II. Riley, member Of tina
House OF Delegates from Jack son county
arrived in the city Yesterday, and is :.
the Stamm.
Miss Annie Purcell. OF Steubeny;lla
has been visiting her friend Miss Ven
MICA Williamson, of the Soath Side n,
some time. She departed for home ye..
terlav.
Tom Brady is on visit to his bar.
ents in Washington. Pa.
Capt. Billy Brown. of the Hemnt.lI
has appeard in new uniform tina, j. ,Yn
nobby for any use.
W. 2. Hubbard left last eyenin, 70,
Washington via the F., W. 4 XIV: h.
had al exciting time OF il. He missed
the regular 4:51 train. and Asen, Be'e.
vile put an engine AZ his disposal, which
more than flew over the rails and over.
hauled the train At Short Creek.
Chas. ;. Morrison, Esq, was yes,rr.
day admitted 10 practice law IN tue Gu.
cult Court Of IN county.
Col. b. W. Byrne and T.. J.. Buur.,k,
OF Charlestan, are at the Mclure.
Miss Minnie lochsr;, Bethany, Is 4,
the Mcclure.
J. W. Gallahcr AMI Frank Brown. u.
the Pcnitentiary Board, are al tue Me.
Lure.
j. Ii. and II. Buzzard. of Eerkp',y
Springs, are in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
BLACK DRESS GOODS
THIS WEEK.
A LIST OF PRICES -!
That Will Please the Masses
but not the few.

Real them. c0mpy-e them with wha' other
house, claim 20 Dee cheap aId % be able % save
F.r,t line B.acS Numi,. al woo, iNiuE. e: l1'sc
--,u..I line I'll Woo. .u- Back BruCJIy, L..
Thiul inc Black GssEugrc,, "!EChe> " ide. 80
F0ur,1 Iuc al vup., q" inch Black Ce>h-
F.,h iiac.- al WOO, Back Cash uerc, much
S.NJG line, al, SIS .,oi Black Ccshmcres, l2inches
Mid. 90 49,.
seventh lac. extraordinary Bargains in Black
Eighth bargain, aIl WOO. MrI.iarl Black Bunt-
S.a,h bargain, all WOO, E'aek Lsce Bun;-
Tenth itr.tIu. az rpUI Black French Lace
Bunting -, l.Ci,~ wife. HUt the rUrst gods
lmpOT.gt luuIy sL.FA quantity Ct same with
~sl,. flgl- ss .rH. We say thai You cannot e.
The saIue o. vUGgrr U. .is- SluI.
F.ryrgtI Bargain, B.-tN French tpllc, an all
Wuol iab.I. >uiI ia taNty e., wI.i rot crash, can
Dee uusy without .iG,"g and much .islter than
1Uutiu.' O. inches wi!r no 1J', We have only a
.litCd quantity @. ',f..
Twelfth. 80 .trl Wide Pam Black all wool
EuUtiI- al 30. T+- y.rl.
Ihfr'ratr, Black Igui,s. Black Hnur!at,as,
E'arS Ny.ars, ,ad cheap. comparatively, a.
Giles d. owe.
Fou-.,rafa. Black Grus train silks soc, -.
See. "... 81 tf, 80 D. - IS ', = H1, i y amt
: a.. better than Won ever saw.
Firscufr Buns Er,usrs. lUccS, Pas. men
f.yrs Bat. a:. sl ~ 'DN prices.
Before l.u 5u! examine car Black Goods
DYfHrfrrraFrf
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Tnnsfers.

The following convsyances Of prop.
erty Mere recorded Saturday in the
Office OF Recorder Hook:
Nancy Harmon, OF Iowa, to Smith
Hamilton, OF Tridelphia, deed OF March
3, 1881, for lot IS in Tridelphia, for
500.
Andrew wilson and wife 10 Edward
Larkul, deed of March -, 1881, for : of
10. lS5 in Chspline and Eoff's addition,
on the northeast corner of Chapline and
Twenty-third streets. for s3,9O6.25.
Centre Foundry Company to John
Young, deed OF March 81, 1881, for LOT
%, the piece OF ground known AS Cen.
tire Foundry.
John Young to Centre Foundry, deed
OF Apr, Is, 1881, the same piece Of prop
erty for the same amount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
Yiaible Improyement.

Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, y. Y. writes:
About four years ago / had an attack OF
bilious fever, and never fully recovered.
Ny digestive organs were weakened, and
l would be completely prostrated for
days. After using two bottles Of your
Burdock Blood Bitters the improvement
was % visible that was astonished. l
can now, though 81 years Of age, do .
fair and reasonable days work"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
uop.,w,ve, Attention,

The biggest thing in household econo-
nv IS the Carpet Soap" sold by hessrs.
Harden * Wiihelms. 1t Is a soap pre-
pared especially for the purp Ne Of
cleaning carpets. ANYBODY can use it,;
the cost is very trivial; Its effects are
marvellous; it possesses no INGREDIENTS
that will damage the carpet; does not
iniure or change the colOrs, and requires
bu, little labor to apply it. No lady
should be without it; and hereafter, in
stead OF oldsdirty, greasy floors, let rs
have carpets that present the brightness
and cleanness OF new goods. Sold only
By Harden & Wilhelms, No. Ills Main
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
Smallpox al Gloyer's Gap.

Yesterday afternoon Gov. Jackson re-
ceived a dispatch from Capt. Charlie
Wells, Of Glover's Gap, which read as
follows: 1--WE have corpse here that
died OF the smallpox. No one here will
bury it. Everything is ready"
Gov. Jackson telegraphcd the legal
and proper authorities to attend to the
matter. He says he knew the Execu.
tive office embraced several matters. but
he bad no idea that this was one Of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
Weather Indications.

W,suvGrov, April T., IA. NJ For
the Loser Lakes, rains and snow, with
north 20 east winds, becoming variable,
iail.r. followed IS sjs!ng barometer and
stationary ur slight iJl, IN temperature.
Far ins Ouip AMI Tennessee Valley
;hyca;rnirg weather AMI rain, south
siuis, shifting to ives auj northwest,
falling followed by rising barometer, and
colder Hr3thcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
Facta.

A letter from P. o. sbsrpless, druggist.
Marion, Ohio, in writing OF Thomas
Electric Oil, says: "One man was cured
OF sore throat Of eight year, standing
with one bottle" We have a number
OF cases Of rheumatism that have been
cnred when other remedies have failed.
We consider il the best medicine sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
New Goods q, John Roemer,s.

New Carpets, new Wall paper. new
Window Shades, new Floor Gil Cloths,
new Dress Goods, new Prints, Muslins,
Notions, Carpet Chain, &c, &c. All
cheap for cash at John ROemer's nam.
moth dry goods, carpet and wall paper
emporium, Nos 20l9 and 202l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12

FooD for the brain and nerves that
will invigorate the body without ln,o,I.
eating is what We need in these laws OBJ.
rush and worry. Parkers Ginger Tome
restores the vital energies, sooihes Tie
nerves and brings good health quicker
:han anything YOU can Use. Tutrp.s.
See other column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
|. Blum & Bro.
!l0I ARla STREET,
2pBeejjn9 3}e9iatrE
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
I2Scx 70 New Advertisements.

Tea Trays-Nesbitt * Bro.
Attention BIgsy iOr sale.
Notice 10 Liquor Dealers Jennie No
BE.
Orpuirs %; Spring ani Summer MILL
urrv-Mrs = = kIsEcr
II N.pbyu~us Grani Fair.
Authra,-lr Cua,--Naslry * Brooks.
For Salr or Reu,-Fuuu!ry and Ma.
cline SUuIs
DrsirSh'r Civ Property for Sale.
ND;irp-~a.sh VI. Mpulrl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12

interior RACED like furnace. The build.
ing had been racked with new furniture
and in some pieces 20 closely as scarce
ly TO leave path, This disappeared IN
the whir!Wind vi bre almost like finder.
There had been valuable woods,
costly machinery and expen-
siye tools and ali had gone
I'D in the torrent Of Gre that Tor over
two hours poured ceaselessly TO heaven
And when at 3 o'clock this morning the
flames were safely under control. and
the fury OF the fire was expended, moth
ing but CHASTITY ruins marked the spot
occupied by the fiourishing factory.
Only q small portion CT storerooni on
the southeast corner remained, and 1t
was so burned as TO be useless.
SOME OF TIE SCENES
during the coutlagrstion were grand and
terrible. The grandest was when that
dense black column OF smoke burst sud-
denly into fame, with pufthst rocked
the building, and rushed aloft with a
roar like a volcano. /, paralyzed de-
scription. The view in the rear was
fearful. Into msny OF the houses are
crowded three families and when the
danger was at its height, every .wlndo5
was filled with the pa lid faces oil parents
and the tear stained cheeks OF children.
Sleep was banished for the night from
many home in that neighborhood.
The loss will fall heavily upon the
owners OF the factory. Mr.. Sauer, the
manager, said it would range anywhere
from $4,000 up TO
THE ENORMOUS SUN or 100000.
This may be exaggerated, though Mr..
Ed. MenGel, who is acquainted with the
establishment, thinks the former figure
might not be too large. The stick on
hand was immense, and The machinery
new and valuable. A large lot OF costly
yeneerlng also persisted, while the build
ing is q total loss. The lumber pile is
considerably daa,aged, but the loss will
not be heavy there.
TIE INSURANCE.
II is veIy difficult, 6. this writing, to
get at the exact amount OF the inSur-
ance. Most OF it was placed by the
German of this city and some by John
NJ. Doddridge & Co. and W. +. Peterson.
There is about $4,000 on tie building,
machinery and stock, and 5000 or
IS 900 on the lumber This is divided
among the German, Franklin, Ina and
Peabody, OF this city, the Hartford,
German Fire Association, OF Phi!ade!-
phia. Home, OF Columbus, and some
Pittsburgh companies. The exact
amount vi each cannot now be- deter.
mined
THE ORIGIN OF THE FIRE
is unknown. 1t started in the varnish
room and the generally accepted theory
is that OF spontaneous combustion.
Waterman Ritter says he was in the
room fifteen minutes before the alarm
and saw no signs oi danger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
An Editors Happiness.

Like any other mans, may be insured
by using Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco, which, when chewed,
accused the feeli g Of pleasure lying dor
mant in our n cures to permeate our
whole being. IUAI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
BURNETTS COCAINE
Kills Dsud-uf, Allays Irritation. and Pr
notes the Growth ofthe Hair.

notes the Growth Of the Hair.
GgSTLENES-For over two wears
have gu Altered terribly with "sCald head
in its worst form. A few weeks ago
tried bottle II your COCAINE. The
first application gave me relief, and now
the disease ia efFectuall, cured.
Yours respectfully,
y. {. STESESs,
Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa, Ill.
Burnett's layoring Extracts are per.
Getty pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12

GoTo any druggist FOR Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness
and durability OF color, they are une-
9ualed: Color from 2 to 5 pounds.
Price, Is scents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12

MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is
nutricious an! healthful. All good
housekeepers useit q. S. Feeny, Pro-
pr;etCr.
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AMUSEM EMIT NOTES,
Attractions Pertaining TO tho stoGe.

CARSCRCsS.
The famous Carncross' Ministries will
he at the Opera House this evening, and
should not be forgotten. The combina,
ton contains such stars as John l..
Carncross, the famous tenor singer, and
Hughey Dougherty, the prince OF funny
fellows. The performance is in the
main, a departure from the old forms
and contains many new and brilliant
specialties. 1t is said by the press TO be
the best minstrel troupe on the road,
and the lovers OF that style OF stsge per.
formance should be on hand. Reserved
seats al Bau.nPr's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12

"NEw NOOK" is the best chewing to-
bacco to be had. Try it once, you will
have no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12

Ask your tobacconist for New Moon
chewing TOBACCO. LIS the finest thing
and incest flavor oct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12

BoIH plmples, and oil blood diseases
are cured by "Df. Lintseys BLOOD
Seach.r." Sold by all druggists.