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The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-22
The President Dead !
After Ten Weeks Suffering the
End Has Come.
Particulars Of His Death
NATIONS IN sYMP ATHY.
President Arthur Takes the Oath,

Lone BRANCH, September 70, 1851
President Garfield died tonight at 10 80
o'clock,
The dispatches received during yester-
day show his condition up to ] o'clock ii
the afternoon.
ELpEEoS, Sept. IS, IL 10 q. m.-Dr.
Boynton says that during the prevalence
Of the rigor, the Presidents pulse went up
to l43 beats and was very feeble. At this
hour it has decreased to about 140 beats.
The patient is extremely weak and there
Is cause for great alarm. DR.. Bliss is OF
the opinion that the President may die in
one Of these rigors should they continue to
be frequent.
Il 40 a. m.--Dr. AgneW says the situa-
ton i3 decidedly gloomy and could moi
we'll be worse. The President has not raj
lied as usual from the effects Of the rigor.
Much excitement prevails and the worst
fears are entertained and Justly SO.
1890 p. m.unSecretary Hunt has just
came from Franklyn Cottage. lie says
the President is now sleeping quietly, bu
there l. no material change in his cond-
ton.
1880 p. m.--The rrcsidear las slcpl
much Of the time, buthis general conditions
has not changed materially. Temperature
98.2, pulse 104, respiration 90.
[Signed, BLISS and AGNEW.
ELBERoN, September 1o-l1 30 p. nl.-
MacVeagh has just come to Elberon Hotel
from the cottage and said: sent my dis
patch to Mr.. Lowell at 10 .. M. Shortly
before that time Bliss had seen the Presl-
dent and found his pulse at 106 and all the
conditions then promising quiet night.
The doctor asked the President if he was
uncomfortable in any way. The President
answered ''not at all, ;" and shortly after
wards fell asleep and Bliss returned to his
room, across the hall from that occupied
by the President, Swain and Rockwell
remained with the President. About fif-
teen minutes after ten o'clock the Presi-
dent awakened and remarked to Colonel
Swain that lie was suffering great pain
and placed his hand over his heart. Bliss
was summoned and when he entered the
room he found the President substantially
without pulse and the action of the heart
was almost indistinguishablc. He said at
once that the President was dying, and di-
rccted that Mrs. Garfield be called. The
President remained III Il dying condition
until 10 :35 when he was pronounced dead.
lie died OF some trouble Of the heart, sup
posed to be neuralgia, but that Of course i
uhccrtain. notified General Arthur and
sent dispatch to Messrs. Blaine and Lin
coin.
Love BRANCH, Sept. 2o.--Attorney-
General McVeagh has just sent the follow
ing to Vice-president Arthur:
1t becomes our painful duty to inform
you of the death of President Garfield,
and TO advise you to take the oath OF office
as President Of the United States without
delay. If it concurs with your Judgment,
we will be very glad II you will come here
OH the earliest train this morning
(Signed.)
WINDOW, JAMES,
HUNT, MCVEAGH,
KIRkWoOD.
LONG BRANCH, September 20,-Me-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS,

A large retort is being placed in position
al the oil works.
Hobbs, BroCkunier & Co. are crowded
with large orders for table glassware.
Mr.. John Dickman, a mailer in the La
Belle mill. was quite sick yesterday.
To-day is payday at Hobbs. Brocku-
nier ( Co.'S, the Belmont mill and the
Riverside.
The night turn was off at the Belmont
last night, in order 10 change the rolls to
make tool iron to-day
Another self-feeder was started at the La
Belle Yesterday, and two ore being operated
successfully in the lower Riverside.
Specimens of the ruby cracked glassware
made by Hobbs, BrOckunier 4 Co. have
been sent to their agents in all the large
cities.
There was slight blowout at the Bel
mont blast furnace yesterday, but no dam
age was done. and the furnace only stopped
fora short time. ~
Work has been commeneed on. the uoof
Of the ReyRann brewing Company's sew
building. all the brick work having been
eCIRpleted except the cas- wing. ~
About thirty OF the large coz k which
have been ordered for the new huiIdaag OF
the Reymaan's Brewing have ar
rived. These casks hold about fistee1 hun
dred gallons each. t-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
Last Excursion to Atlanta.

Once more. and for the last time, the
Pittsburgh Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway.
FunHaHdle Route. announce a Cheap TX
cursiOn to Atlantis. ia, 10 accommodate
those desiring tn visit the Great Cotton EN-
position before il closes. Excursion tickets
to Atlanta, Ca, good for ten days. will be
sold at the Ticket Office, p. W. t X. depot,
and City Office, under Mcclure House.
Wheeling. ". Va, for regular Express
trains, on sunday, December Eth. and Mon
day, December 5th. ut the rate of SILL
Tuesday. December 9th, there will be q
grand gathering IL she Exposition of all
Planters and Farmers OF the South, who
will each be REQUESTED 70 bring a sample OF
the products Of his own raising, This OF
Itself will furnish grand display, and u
decidedly interesting sight to persons not
familiar with cotton raising. The ExpoSi-
ton will close GU Thursday. December 18th.
Don't miss This last opportunity of visiting
one OF the most ATTRACTIVE Exhibitions ever
held in this country. Remember that tick
eta will be good for ten days.
Apply to J. N. BclleVille, Agent. p, W.
& X. Depot, or J. Bailie, Agent, City Ofice.
Wheeling, W. Va. for Excursion tickets
snd special information.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
Personal Points About People That
You Know.

You hnO".
Hon. Charles +. Wells, OF Marion county,
is in the city.
Col. +. NJ. Norton and wife have return
ed from the South.
Dave Dunlap, Of the II. 4 o., is visiting
friends ut Diliie's Bottom.
Mr. Black Burton, n prominent citizen of
Wetzcl county, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. r. Il. Delaney, Mayor of Charles
ton, Kanawha county, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Ida Todd, of Bridgeport, is visiting
the family of James Todd. E@q, near West
Alexander.
y. &. Ingcrsoll, Baltimore and Ohio e1-
r,rrss route ngcnt, c. q. u. v, was i'll the
city yesterday.
John Il. DonehOo. Of Hancock county,
and member of the State Senate, was IN
the city yesterday.
". J. Cahill Cleveland, Prof. Eastwood,
of Bethany College. and the Geraldine
troupe were among the arrivals at the Ut.
James yesterday.
Hon. David Davis. United States Senator
from Illinois and Vice President of the
United States, passed east over the IL. x %.
yesterday morning.
b. l.. Craven, ESD. Miss Bird Craven.
Miss Mary Yates. Il. Il. Clancy. and Mrs.
Dr.. Davidson, OF West Alexander, were in
the city yesterday.
Capt. Sim Humes, of the Cumberland &C
commodation. is acting Superintendent Of
the Second Division, in the absence of Capt.
Bob French, who is at New Orleans.
Dan Rice has been lying seriously i'll in
Pittsburgh, threatened with diphtheria,
ever since the night of his lecture at old
City Hall He was stopping at the Monon-
galela House, but his sister, Mrs. James
Rowland, learning of his sickness, went
and had him removed TO her residence, at
No. u Grant street. In consequence OF his
illness the veteran has been unable to fill
number Of engagements in the country
towns to deliver HIS new lecture. 49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
SUNDAY SERVICES.

The usual Gospel Temperance Meeting
will he held ut ParkcrS Hall tomorrow
afternoon ut 1870 o'clock.
There will be preaching morning aud
evening at Wesley Chapel by the pastor,
Rev. Mr., Grifiiths. Sunday ,choo! in the
afternoon.
In the Third preSby terrain Church. Jacob
street below Thirty eighth street, Rev J.
q. Lyle will preach at 1880 \. NJ and Pm,
Sabbath School at , P. N.
W Il. Thompson. will preach at the Dis
ciplc'S Church tomorrow at II o'clock AN,
and s. W. Brown. Of Allisncc. Ohio, will
preach at : P. NJ. Sunday school at 10 \. NJ.
Rev. Hite will preach at Chapline Street
VI. f. Church tomorrow at l0:30 An. andT
I'm. Subject of morning sermon, "Condi-
tons Of a Revival" Evening, After Death
What"
United Presbyterian Church: Services
tomorrow ut 1890 a. NJ. and at ! +. n. Sub
jcct of the evening sermon. The Work of
the Spirit i'll Regeneration" Sabbath
School at = P. u.
Services in the First English Luthern
Church by the pastor, Rev. +. II. Dorm
blaser. at 1880 a. VI. and !. Pm. Sunday
School at , p. ID. All are cordially invited.
international sunday School Lesson, Mum
berS "a :l0-l9. Subect-Balaam.
Fourth Street NJ. K. Church-Young
Mems Meeting tonight at 7:S0 o'clock.
Preaching tomorrow at 1890 A. N. and p.
NJ. by Rev. c. =. Masden. pastor. Revival
services every afternoon at and at night
at 40 o'clock during the week.
Usual services in the First Baptist Church
at 1880 4. n. The pastor, Rev. J. b. Null
ford, will preach about The Lord of Hosts
on Trial" In the evening the tenth SER
mon in the course on the life of Paul,
topic. "Paul's Voyage and Shipwreck."
Strangers are cordially invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
River News.

The Hudson will arrive to-day.
Water 6 feet 1 inches-stationary.
The Barnard passed down yesterday.
The Scotia wan tn pass down last night.
The Welcome went ~ Farkersburg yes
terday.
The local packets made their usual trips
yesterday.
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning.
The Diurnal will probably not resume
operations before Monday.
The Sidney came up last night from Gin
cinnot. She will leave on the return trip
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Enterprise, the Jim Brown. tho
Lioness, the Rover. the Benwood, the Fear
less and the Tom Dodsworth passed up Yes.
terday, come OF them having tows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
Trustees Sale OF Valuable City PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or. TRUST
- made by Mary W. nelr 10 the undcs,saeI
trustee. dated on the 18th day ~ Sosrusss
1870, and recoriri I'm the Clerks ol,ier u III.
County Court Of Ohio county, In the STATE u
Wc~t Virginia, In decd Of trust book No H.
page III, will sell at public auction, On
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, I>Si.
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, NJ the front dsr
a; The Court House OF Ohio county. the foilou
ing described real estate, that II Ia say: 40,
OF around on Wheeling Island, bcipg ut nlm
bessd seven "a In square numh'N,i one 10
Ciilchrists addition 10 the 'iiy of Wheeling
fronting about sixty feet on uhc east ,lir q
Chestnut street, AMI running bark a. righ'
angics with said street uniform width Of
about sixty feet 10 the Ohio river Z rrrori.I
plat Of said addition IL srt out In dv-l b,ot
book No. 50, page 80 OF the land rcori. o.
said county. ON said lot II situate n Lang
dwelling house, being the same pn'rcry 90.
Keyed to said Mary W. Bier by John u,i!rhr.s
by deed dated July 10. 1911, nnd recori-lh
deed book No. -.
TERMS Lash on day OF sale.
Title believed 20 bc perfect, but SIuas a
trustee will only convey such tito ~ !. rr.ird
In me. }, ~. EWING.
decli lrg,sor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
The aLUCosE rAcyeRT.
4 PIeatifal water supply frsH Arse-
sian Nells-P reeresseftheB .ssvpssse

Nan WknG-EfO4r~Sos s~~
-Saeee~s Assured.
The buildings for the Glucose Factory,
enc of the largest and what VIII Pro6aoy
be one of the most profitable OF Mneenas
enterprises, arc rapidly nearing completion
in South Wheeling. A REGISTER pencil
driver visited the spot yestecday and found
those interested in the enterprise deiighted
over = steady flow of water from the arte-
sian we'll which has been sunk for the use
OF the building :.
Mr.. Dwight, who is experimenting oper-
ations at the new factory, said IN regard 10
water supply: when our mill gets into
operation, we will lose and use about .po,
coo gallons OF water every day THIS. you
Lnnw is a big item. There is concern IN
Buffalo, n. Y, manufacturing syrup on
nearly the same plan which we intend 10
follow, that pays $4,000 year for wster
tayes alone. The city could not supply the
amount OF water We would use, anbiisit
could the water would not be OF the quad
inv which we desire. We struck large
flow of clear. cool. soft water to-day, ana
though our pump has been running at us
utmost capacity for some time we cahho'
lower the water. We haVe wv"
sourr.s of supply Of water-the arte'
sian we'll, which will furnish . lou.
inch stream from gravel bed sixty teet
beluu the ground, and s tunnel running
from a we'll TO the river. through which
irrre supply can be secur "a for oar boilers
and all such purposes. one well Will give
us $50 COO gallons OF clear water. ana we
have four times that supply OF river water.
Il consider this discovery Of water as q
very important thing To- the people OF tins
section, as il shows that families and mills
can get plentiful supply of clear water at
comparatiyely little cost. On the Island,
il il Wa desired, there could be pipes
driven and water works made 20 supply the
whole city with cool, clear water. ! have
no doubt that many OF the mills OF this
section will take advantage Of this discov-
cry and drive pipes.
How is the work on the factory proper
progressing. .-...u,. ,,.,,s,,
The roof is on, the windows and doors are
in. most of the floors are laid and the ma
chinery is on the various floors ready Ia
be nut together. Some Of our machinery
was made in New York. Chicago aud Bslti-
more, but large amount of II had to be
imported from London Among other
things we are importing seven OF the latest
improved filters, which will cost about
IS, 600. Our machinery and building cost
about $1,000 We will require about 1000
bushels of corn per day, which we will buy
from the Ohio Valley and from Chicago.
The capital stock of the company is S'3,opo:
which is all held by Wheeling parties, and
we have positive assurances oil the success
OF the enterprise
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
NY GERALDINE

Dartley Campbelrs drama wa given at
the Opera House last night to very good
house by 3 splendid company. The artists
are more than skillful. They are really
able and popular and fully equal to the
task imposed upon them By the dramstist
This piece is full of incidents that are cal
culated to smuse, and the comedians can
easily contrive to charm any audience and
win pecuniary advantage as well as praise.
Mr.. Campbell is fortunate in his choice Of
his people. Miss Jeremy as Geraldine" is
immense, and her fine acting was more
than once encored by the audience. Frank
Cotter. Mr.. Scanlon, Charley McManus and
Mr.. Baifour were all very good There will
be matinee this afternoon, and this even
ing will terminate the engagement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
The Thanksgiving sacks
EJitors RryiSsy-r.

We again have the satisfaction Of an
nouncing another very generous offering ~
the Children's Home.
The aggregate is not up To that OF last
year: but the enhanced value Of all kinds
of living would quite make the cash differ
enCe if the articles donated had 10 be bought
and paid for.
In addition come the Money Envelopes,
used this year for the rirSt time, and which
have more than paid the cost of the sacks,
distributing and gathering them, together
with sorting their contents, and carefully
packing and storing away the provisions.
These envelopes, ~ their wording lndl
Gated. were for those who had not time 10
attend to their sacks, or who preferred to
make cash donation. Hence they may
be considered Is having nctted handsomely.
We wish il were within the scope at this
communication to make known the sources
aud Enclosures of many of the envelopes.
They Fame from the high and low IN lite.
from Sunday schools and little sick
bow" con tanning ~ little - four cents, up
to 4 lady'S check for 70. 1870
IL shows that the Home has q deep hni,i
Oh the hearts and pockets at the people,
and this way Of giving once = year ~ appre-
ciated by all.
Some rcceiptcd bills were sent in, which.
of course, are ~ good - the money. And
WI hONlu tkdlN TctbklllNN RlNN
and generous help received from your pa
per. We also desire To thank the MsSSrS.
McIain for their hall and Mayor E;rrter for
his Store-roOm, and every one who sent a
mite or put the smallest amount into q
sack.
CONTENTS or SACKS.
Porty-twO lbs potatoes, y lbs. apples. Il
hroOms. ~ bblS. bar soap, ) sacks child
rcn's clothing. 80 ylS. white muslin.
wash boards, IS lbs. smoked ham, 70 lbs,
lard. bolt calico, = dor. coal buckets, =
dor. fire shOvels. 1 large shovel, 26 cans
canned fruit, / Il bblS. white beans. l u bblS.
dried apples, : Dbl rice, 81 bags fine
table salt, 1 chicken, { beef tongues.
roll butter, 10 lbs. dried hUminy, I'D lbs.
salt mackerel, 4 doc. boxes prepared Oat
meal, \ dOz boxes cereal flakes, 2 boxes
pearl homlny, dUz. breakfast plates 2doz.
soup bowels, IL dog. papers corn starch,
10 lbs. breakfast -four, 1 Dbl. sweet potatoes,
Dbl. onions, Dbl. beets and carrots. bug
peanuts. 81 bhls. hominy. IS lbs. oatmeal
~ bblS. crackers, $ lOaveS bread, bar bis
cult. lbs. bacon, 30 lbs. cracked
wheat. l6L bbls. Wheat -four, -
lbs. fine breakfast hOminy; 50 lbs peas
3 lbs mnccarOni: 81 dozen scrub brushes
100 pounds green coffee; 10 bushels tur.
nipS; 2l< barrels sugar: - pounds starch {;
10 yards heavy Ny. jeans; \ barrel dried
peaches; so pounds pFunes: 100 pOands
buekvheat -four; Is pounds green tea; )
pounds black tea; p pounds barley 8 bar
reis corn meal; sack nuts and pop corn
10 pounds split peas; 10poundS farips; lS3
lbs. cOfFecin pspers: T5lbs. brovue,I coffee
Y doE- prs. shoes, 4 dos. prs. boOLS ] dog,
boys caps. dog. knives and forks, doz.
tablespoons, dOz. papers black pepper, <
dox. papers mustard, \ doz papers ginger,
lbs currrntS, case baking powder
lSignedl w. A. LISr, Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK,

rJ>HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS oP TIE
kssocistion having legally reauir'l The dclin.
auent subscribers Tor stock Of said Associates
10 pay up their shares In fall, which rrluirr.
said subscribers aud stock holders, by onirr Of
the Boarl OF Directors Of s,id Asso.iaiioo.
made on NE Sd day OF November, ISL. u.
shares OF such delinquent sub-ertbcrs aaa
OF ohio county, on the ID day % n,N.smS.s.
ISL. nj 10 orlcek A. NJ, BE- offered foe >aIs Al
bubble auction, 10 the highest bidder for o4S
n45ta GEORGE HOOK, Ss.y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
CIRCUIT COCRT-PART ONE.
Judge lloyd.

This court met ut 10 o'clock yesterday
and disposed of the following business
In the case of the State vs.. j. is. Wheny,
indicted for doing an illegal insurance
business. the jury returned verdict Of
guilty, and assessed fine OF SO.
The case of the State vs.: Frank shanicy'
indicted for shooting with intent to kill.
was continued, on motion oil the defendant
on accoun, OF the absence Of material wit.
uPSSpS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03

The BEsr S,LvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheura, Fever
Sores letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and All Skim Eruptions Snd positive
~ cures Plies. 1t is gua-snteed to give
perfect Satisfaction ar .huney refunded.
frice - cen!S per box. Fur ssie by Logan
Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
Commissioners Sale

VALUABLE MAIN STREET rnr.
IN the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
Louis II. Pranzheiin.
W.. In chancey.
CIV. Franzheim and Others,
Pursuant 10 "a dcrrass entered 10y Naii cbgr 10
the above entitled cnIs< an the lstd ~ " No
vcmber, 1881, The undersigned commissions
will. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, iS',
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door n Ne
Court uousc OF Ohio county, srll nj public sar.
ton 10 the highest and bcsi bidder. the follow.
Ing real estate, to-wit: That certain plc~ a.
parcel of land situate on the Gust side ~ Man
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth ssro"ts.
In the city Of Wheeling. West a...frpnIng o.
street twenty-five en- feet and running b>ck
with nm equal width one hundred and ihr''
two u!s) feet. being the south onr.hh!t "a
piecc Of land which was conveyed ~ uco1r
W. Franzhcim, Sr, dcccGad, 10y J. " Arm
strong. trustee, and Others, by do~,i dni"i ths
VI the Clerk of the County Coutof ohio "pn'
~. In decd book 10. ~, page W. and dew ~ b.
si,ld George W. FranElielm, Ar, by hi, l,.l sil
and testament, 10 his sOn Grorgc WllliAn
FrnnZhcim, now dcrcRsssi.
TERMS OF SAi.K.-Dnc-third 81 the rurchtS
money, and ns much moro ~ the pnrrh..-
may elect to pay, In cash. and Tho r's'ldns W
three equal annual insiallrnents, with intorsS
from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving h
notes for the deferred payments, Win pHfs'nA
security to bc approved by said coInniSd1orf'
he retaining the title unul thr,paynent d "
purchase money In full.
nOpvsi Special Coinmly.iorT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03

81 had been sick and miserable so long
trouble and expense. no one seemed 70 know
what allied me, that i was completely dis
beartened and discouraged In the frame
OF mind got bottle Of Hop Bitters and
used them unknown 10 my family. soon
began to improve and gained 80 fast that
my husband and family thought it strange
and unnatural, but when told them what
had helped me, they said, "Hurrah for Hop
Bitiersl long may they prosper, for they
have made mother well and US happy."-
The Mother-Horse Journal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
Report or EnveIopeN
KniEhts rempIar.

At a regular eonelsve of the Cyrene Com
niandery, held in their Asylum last even
ing the following officers were elected:
Sir J. A. Miller, Eminent Commander.
Sir w. B. Fisher, GeneraliSsimo.
Sir John ~ Birch. Captain General.
SIR s. p. Hildreth, Treasurer
SirJ. v. L. Rodgers. Recorder.
Sir Alexander Laughlin. Trustee.
The following officers were appointed:
Sir r. J. Smyth, Prelate; Sir r II. List
Senior Warden; SIR William Rhodes, Ju-
MGR Warden; Sir y. D. McFadden. Stand
ard Bearer; Sir T. D. Darrah, Sword Bearer;
SIR George Gifin. Warder; Sir, Alfned
PAUL.. First Guard Sir w. II. Grade. See
ond Guard; Sir Jacob Grubb. Third Guard
MuIIyxRY. Fancy Goods snd Notions sold
a. eosL -Bkirs. liz Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
JURY LIST
Draws to Serve NextWeek 1T the court
House.

Draws to Serve NexsWeek 1T the court
House.
The following additional names of per
sons have been drawn 70 serve Is Jurors
next week. They viii meet Monday morn
ing ut 9 O'Clock:
Washington-ChaFles Mathews, James
Emblem, Morris Horkheimcr.
Madison-P. Welty. Harry ". List, w.
ID. Armstrong. ..ah. ..,s4.
Clay-P. b. Dobbins, q. W. Hollinser.
John Laughlin. .. ...,.
UniOn-D. II. Thoburn. II. b Miller, T.
". Emblem. -- ..-....
Centre-E w. Dunawsy. VIM. Lindsey,
Louis Dclbrugge, g..rE
Webster. G. Whyte. A. n. Work. Robs-
Anderson.
Ritchie-James RateiiH. G. Wolf. John
Wright "
TriOdclphia-J. W. Brown, John Mckee,
Louis Newman. ~
Richland-Robert Wait, William Adams
Iiberty-M. L. Connolly, Willy Cox, e.
MAXWELL - So
The jurors for Judge Jacobs court. whose
rames were announced lass Saturday, viii
meet Tuesday mornineat 0 O'Clock g
CALI and see those Light 0oaks, Dol
mems. etc. Just received az Geo. c. Rosh' 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS
~. James Hotel. December Iss. 1881.

~. James Hotel. December lst, 1881.
Fred Kuhn, Pittsburgh fowcll, Ridgrwny
4 X PARA, Columbus James Ralph ana wife,
IA Douglass, Manning West Va
ton, VIVA WI Cahill. Cleveland
Rev W A Mackey, Alex Campbell, Beth
Wellsbury any, W Va
J NJ Evans, Rclaire Prof E.stwopd, Beth
= Nicholas. l.ittlc'nWV nny,W Va
= & Clark ~ I0uiS,MD J X Dunehoo Hancock
- Fergus WnshTon Pa Geo l. Summers, BALTIC
Jas Sian Wnshron Pa - - Alden, Cleveland
A Hsggerty, Fair Robb, Oio
lnountW Va Vim ], Stotsbrrry ond
- W Mitchell tOl'hus,O lady, Is SOR II
John Brown, Maita,O Howell r. Clark. Gernl-
Geo ii Shinn, FGirm'nt dine Company
Capt Geo g Woodward r. II Ripley, Boston
Steamer Rover \ l. Levy, Now YORK
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