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, 1881-11-29

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;s'%s e., s s, e ss*;sss ss .ss:s
;!? :ss'' e.: n moderate demand
at .taake'to,, : ears n''.,.!na. at s,7szn. eat
s, n a,s.x md eaF coarse
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tnodcraiofy activo ri iAi all sIosnu nj io H.
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Hf TELEGlsAplt, ,
NEW Y(1Itk.

arselal DApaseA to Tbs CA.sauo 1ttbun&,.
New fuNK, Nov. :4-Jpueula,1op on tho
6tocE EschaIiKr,shouxh nut par tiuulxgly nrl,yr.
, 1881-11-29

wns III tho.nnin strong, e,,i yn.ucs are u tn ~
rcr cent hlshur th,n ~ thu close OIL Saturday.
Immediately nftrr tho amn,ng thcrp wis MI
advancc, which renchcd Il 10 I'll pcr ccnt Mt tho
First l}onrd, Louisville l. Nashville. Bonvor 4
KIo 0rnn,lc,ns,i 81. .t'aitl, Minneapolis 4 Manitoba
hctng conapicaous III tho rlso. This WIS followed
l,y ttccilno OF Il to Ii per cent, Louisville 4
Nanhville, Oregon Navigation, Manhattan t'le-
vatcd, und ltpbtnson Mining lending. For
whiIa business WIS worry dull, but early III tho
afternoon rupnrt from Washington TINT socrr.
tnry FolHer would lssito Il calt for bonds this
afternoon Infused now strength Into tho deal
tltgs, and prices advanced stnady until ncar tho
closc, whon sllos,cy WIS tuhdo strlugcnt This
ca,scu d temporary reaction, but tho innrkot
csosru stroi,g. &c.,.
The money market ruled from q 10 per cont
OIL call III borrowers on pledge OF htock cul'at-
cras until lust before tho rltsc. when tho rnto
VIVA bid ur Ia l.lD per cent per um II! addition
to cKat Interest," hn1 u eoon tc1t aEash 10 " per
cont lioltcrs III Government l'otI'is wcFc auf'-
piled NJ ;;aUi!a per cent. I'n'e 'onhs nfc
'ltiotct NJ per cent and primo niofc"nt'io "ls-
eeuntcu 1T 'NtI per ecnt. Ihe atcr'hx cxenht'ao
hlArRc' was stfohg' anu tho noniinA' hsknR s!9o'
tnto's wero atlvs!tsced lc' to All for Sixty dhSs
b!!is ana le'.s TOR dssifahd'
lta,ifuhs' hio9tH"Aes "eso ,A'rfy "c.se W scn.
Crazy nasAnoln9 prices. lmstoi1, ha1'ota ~
l.rlo 'irsth Foso trohl IN 10 ~. AcnVort SOUTH
fark tAe'tio hfsts auvhfceu lroh' IVA 70 fu'
anu soM a. nowh 10 av;h. ErNo ~ eonsoAuatea tec-
0nus s. 'e' ~ itnn 'et'A ~ Nt1 Mlo Ectosotuu y,
loi5. Lake lsrlo y western 'ncosncs acciatlca
uc,c.l to CO. Southern pac,tu Of Cali
rnrr,o arst, Ir,.i,noi frnm In.,. In
G1" ,nt aua , ra,,,cs % ~ 1es,,f ~ ccntraI pac.ilo
irsa from III 10 ilsi, Texaa Vacl!.c tlrsts (l,lo
uruluS lt's'olp i.oh. eoA w. w,At ~. MoW a.s"J
Icntra1 aa1us1'Nchts from ln4 .o W.. a'ssonrt
, 1881-11-29

Eight ho<iks madv comfortable. Uaa Guroiue
on ys,ur corts. &c. Fuller Fuller, II Murko-st.
, 1881-11-29

4Hu lullOHIE 'luulU buuH1 LUG exports from
Now York for tho week ending Wednesday,
ovuning last, with comparisons:
r,,,, IT,. Sss Ss;% ses NC "s* ;Sss
Corr. bu .......:...;s .;ss.aS i!u;ss ss;.G1
4 lettor from Farbuult, 3llun., saya tho rouds
thera aro Ia good order. ullu farnlurs nrn making
FREQ deliveries Por contra, Il telegram frnm
Grund 1lap1ds, Mich, aays flne weather, but
turner's not ready to sell, aud do not expect any
hut snall deliveries for tho present.
Somebody remarks that tho bnl weather OF
last winter was blesalnn III disguise to the own
ers OF corn. llnl tho weather been good they
would have sula It hurO us No. :. ut Ai,out 40c;
now shoy soil It as roJcctod at Bic. Tho rejected
corn now coming forward Is mostly OF tho crep
ut lust year.
Th0ro was a break in barley yesterday of 0Ao
on No.. = and 41ao OH No. .. On tho lntter grade
a''curnor" on November delivery hnd oxistol,
tho uuuutEty Of grain Involved boluT stntod at
NIL thn way from 5000 to lD0,otU b,.. The high
est price pnid fnr THIS xrndo during tho
"squeezo" WIS uUc. November closed weak
yesterday at 00c, while NJ. 2 spot was nomiually
211l.
For November barley In sottIcmnnt on Batur-
dhy last o5o WINS paid nstcnu Of Gs,, us giycu Ill
TnE T'HtHuSE or yuatcruuy.
, 1881-11-29

DnooM.CoRN-An nctivo business Is reported BY
daaiOss ut tho f6cOnt advance, Wo aa1toi
Srsca sslt GSM
insul!gt ad ooa;m. sx
Crookoa.. tG
HAtiGtSts-TAs market wns quoted NJ bpforo, srndo
S4ut sitKs: ;sfnKs; ~ eH Is4s;" Il @;"
kai,sss lsS',,ss $nl's.; ts!es sa
NUrrEll-Thore wlls u tr.n market for iina tabIa
busor, tho supply as for so,ns ilss past, falllsR
touE wny slnrt Ut tho de'and. hut ths lawor grudos
rva.neA under nexluct, mud pElees showed much !r-
regularity. Quotations rsnlaln rs besoru;
GrClnSr1; ST. ,sIs e t;sc saHa .g.* Ss.: i
aTy. aTyy. fI9SS III ~ xsv ss!t
CiIEESk-Wns cou,purat,ysly steady. Although
t,o aomand continues smnli hnldcrs do not sov1n In
cned naruaao kaes nt tbs Bucrilic0 VI priecs and
nonnalfy tha market Is steady nt tic following quo
tKluns
fail rreaM. Ss!ilnuiter.. tsial
III se', shSSiaF h, sk1iro.
tar: sls!. soiniaoM u Svod..:.':........."..s 81
Law R.aiss. o.
Ut such 9unnelt!os NJ arc required 10 eet Immaculate
wants. Monlays revIsed quotations woro ~ Follows:
HH,.'rae!.a }SIassti Is, e, S;3
ia; ;;$' So &; 81 ;;;i::
COorEMAuE- aulo. Ut sl.losln for pork bar-
u: sS s /! IT. IT.: Is Tsts sss Il
Eiiti3-Wro nrnl At 25o pur dos for frcsh.
ftstt-V}IaH HluEkUt NAx Mlthtluf NUW fHnt4tOH.
Tsadg latr ind tho pFlpea NyGn baluH unl-
fuF,nIy NUli allsiAihp84
EuMtiy MEh1ttfit;, H,;s;. rs5 s tsa
,SnI nrtsls' Sr ST' .,rs 7
s.assSfs .earr s b..:. W @ ssS
sastSts-tst is%y a'1s eS @ 1i
~ f It'd III: a1 S4a
!tlf!sh-!iFaho oiAhx..'H+.\..'...'ss"'..'t ~ &a1
iiSra- isSrssnr :i Giii, Isl a'
l1urrux-llullaEd, iGF kyR. ..n...,.,.... LM Oils
nCFrirU -fGIed, p4r bnx. ~ " "
FUirs &NW 13a"Si;.: isss IL T. tesoac,
Tor tl0 most stnpc linus. Trads continues To i'm.
ptuTu' >. .
Eates ,hH
1orklsa pFuIlSs. Old. i49 IN
YAfklsh iIFnuGs, nav sW,....,......4.,...,.., 8&r
}s5sddsi 5sd sHs H.S a8 sa8
a.n. .., xsSasa, Il asn w. ~
Ehht4 - GM
eneoh'''' A7s+S
$sE!:: $sEH::: E::i: :i;;:!
sacias., ySrv Ga.ys:'
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a,sssd;; asa,ss;;a a9!s.y
, 1881-11-29

EHrsy during tho week thoro wls an Hh9suai uuai.
ber vi manufacturers here. and Il xEniga ~ y hn,
tho announcement lint the aopnbsEt'tl ~ lhe sy @
NATIONAL Hank had seriously t!1nnryns:.ot nh"tt ,,
coiispausMt witraxal or sscrut lHrso bysf, f,[ss It'll
the FUo ulurkNt In HcU VI envy shlpa w afc
IL rvi1rt sllnj!ur lIinU tttI ur my Wgck y!
iaat seven nluntls. Notwithstanding lp nl'sn " r ns
Nnhd rrcEn ltye been W4!l nhirtnalttd aha ~ VIZ H.
1T thu iIK tpi!reh TINT tnle IN tpraiRi n4ls1e!s I'
luuhhy G1nd!Un OF WGuleH FOODS atlu 1tnHs s isI -
b ANY luwur. Ths rGstnrntGn ut conatitncg nna M
prugryss III nnane1a circles VIII slv1 hnM ,mlTs lIs,s
tu lrndG, and Wo i,Iny tHfly 1uk lot laFkef fo9~
OF BUSINESS In tho nGnT future.
, 1881-11-29

NAFS-W0Fe WGak aud dc INwbF On CMstl md tho
earur t1!ty0r!ns, wtu to mOrs r4niutu futures d.
c.!na S'o mi iKseepts WIN A. no 1vta, shan ne. ~
m"st oml!ru abs9reu or denaItd for cns and tstIer
le huhti contributed to tho s!eprGssr slat0 II tho
!!.ss!c !ueen,hsr opened n ii!ao and eiosrf a.
IL s Is @ eas ssea Gnea ~ Il sSs a nsa. ssi,
towarh tho ctIse assunlo4 tstIur tone. Samples
were netivU ntsd tuwcr. Cuslt snua werg rllnp 1T
cars nt 4G4o Ir NJ. md as fur reIuctei In svrG, u
tarr by sample nt sas Ike for rgireto mixed
ny: swhi3p " 1fask y ts,Gs r. Es4o rs M M5e]rH;a M
NO. white fr1o on bonrd. 10tul c4iaI to ahuut u1
bn. Following wcrO tho closing prices Of Saturday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-24
Nene &atbolii6e Golonie.

20,(O0 adtr eane nur an aaibstitn ~ ~suiauftn Die
btfsu " ART. arb 8irtea.8 %aeIttdisn edunen Rltma
uue rt6tr 9retsst,, 2 bic 10 Bub iitf; yIts s4-s6 per
aftr 10 Sab G Grteit % ytsItut @abaii bet Baariae.
luns. Wtstu uaetrtr ausiuufi rsnht msH no an
at August Bramer pesr an Rev. A. Wolf,
N 10 ~ af Raeville, Boone Co., Nebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-24
Outer NcrSienit!

ptrfsntu, niHt msbr cher wtntsn irttt Bttt babta,
t6natn mir sbrhHG ltt6tt unb cut ~btJatltnft edtAfit.
suua sul6aHta, ptnn Rt uns ibrt QhrtHt ntbh stntm 3
Gent 6tamp tiaknetu. aertaTti
Spbn Spuis u. Co.,,
Columbus SuutitsH, Soma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
DECEMBER PLANETS.
Interesting Data I'm Regard 10 the Stars
and Planets.

The December moon fulled on the 5th
She was near Saturn on the I'd. near Nep-
tune and Jupiter on the Sd, near Mars on
the eth and near Uranus on the 18th. On
the 18th she comes in close conjunction
with Venus, passing II minutes south.
Planet and slender crescent will be near
enough on the Goth to make Il lovely pic
ture ON the morning sky. On the 18th the
new moon of the 2lst pays her respects to
Saturn. and on the 30th TO Neptune and
Jupiter. On the 9Th a nearly total
is invisible in New England, but may
be seen in the Pacific Ocean. Deem
Der may not present so active a scene in
planetary festivities as those that have rem
dered illustriOus several of the preceding
months Of the mOmentOus year 1881. 1t
is, however bpnO means barren in mate
rails for observation for those who love to
watch the moving panorama nightly I'M
rolled on the dark canopy OF the skies.
The opposition of Mars, the quadrature of
Uranus, the conjunction of Mercury and
Venus. the close conjunction of both plan
cts with the star Beta Scorpii, are some Of
the prominent incidents that adOrn its
annals. The greatest interest OF the
month will cluster around the move
mentS of the trio of planets, Saturn,
Jupiter, and Mars, as nearly in their most
superb aspects they track their way among
the glittering stars, Saturn and Jupiter
having passed their prime and Mars hover
ing near the goal The moonless nights in
the middle of the month are the most favor
able for observation. These are also the
longest nights of the year, and those, too,
in which the most brilliant stars and Clus-
tiers that find place in the heavens make
their way in stately procession from the
eastern horizon to the western. The season
is highly favorable for telescope views Of
the planetary trio, and all who have access
to telescopes should improve the opportu-
nitY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
CIGARS.
A short Essay of Interest TO Smokers
Suggestions for the Holidays.

The cigar store of II. Meder & Bro. is
generally acknowledged TO be one of the
finest in the city. Its well known location
on Market street. few doors below the en-
trance to the Mcclure House, is the scene
of daily pilgrimageS of the lovers OF the
weed VINO 90 to this mecca of their desires
andiGevolioEs. Tie Mcder Bros are among
the best Judges of tobacco known to the en-
tire trade. DrummerS for tire largest man
ufactOrieS in this country and agents for
foreign makes of cigars are surprised at the
extent of the information, the diScrmina-
tion in quality and excellent taste mani
tested in their selection of goods. SuCh
valuable traits in their line of business has
of course largely been derived from cXpc-
raj aptitude for their chosen trade. The
Mcdcr Bros. are large manufacturers them
selves of cigars. including fine seed
and Havana stogieS and tips and five cent
cigars. Among the latter are the following
fayoritc brands: "The Western Beauty,
"The Honeymoon" ia Turca, Panic
mime" "Taranteila," &c. The La Turca'
is a beautiful cigar as good as it looks, put
up in one hundred in box. 1t is labeled
handsomely and at the low price of SL0D
per box, would make an elegant holiday
present to u gentleman friend who smokes.
The MCderS have choice lot of higher
priced cigars and catering to the retail
trade of this and surrounding cities and
towns, they offer selection OF cigars with
out parallel in quality, appearance and low
price. In other lines of goods. such rs
smokers articles and chewing tobaCCo>, no
house has finer supply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08

Water feet and falling.
The Courier goes TO ParkcrSburg to-day.
The Welcome goes to MatamOras to-day.
The regular daily packets ran as usual
yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, December 6.-River three
feet ten inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cool.
New ORLEANS. December 7.-SteambOat
flags are at half mast in respect to the
memory of Captain L. 5. Austin, who is
well known.
VICKsBURG. December 7.-Weathcr cloudy
Thermometer 60 The river has fallen one
inch. Down-Natchez. ArriYed--Gold-
dust. No boats up.
CAIRO. December THE barge Ononta,
loaded with railroad iron and coal, in tow
of the steamer lronsidcS. struck snag at
Goose Island. The iron will probably be
saved. The barge is a total loss.
LOUISVILLE, December River stationa-
~. with feet inches in the canal and ,
feet inches in the chute on the falls.
Business dull. Weather clear, chilly and
wintry. Dcparted-H. NJ. Graham, Cairo,
to Pittsburgh; Little AUna to Wheeling.
CINCINNATI. December River Is feet
10 inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrived-James W.
Graf, Memphis. Dcpartcd-Andy Baum.
Memphis; Paris C. Brown. New Orleans;
Dick Johnson. Evansville; Hudson, Pitts
burgh. Passed down-Pittsburg, from
pittSburp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
Gagged AT LAST.
Arrest or n Woman Who Stole Two
watches I'm This City Recently.

Some weeks ago we published an account
of the sharp game practiced by a female
thief on two Of WheeliRg's prominent jew
elers, Messrs. Hebrank and Lash. The wo-
man visited the stores Of these gentlemen,
and seeing valuable watch at each place
which had been sent there for repairs, rep
resented herself to be the owner, asked for
the watch, paid the cost OF repair
ing and walked out leaving the
jewellers in the lurch, as they discovered
when the bona 6te owners of the time
pieces called. Captain Bennett Immediately
look charge of the case and sent descrlp-
t;on of the woman all over the country.
Yesterday q woman answering her descrip-
tion, and who is probably the same, was
arrested in Pittsburgh for shop-lifting. we
append special dispatch to the REGISTER
announcing the fact:
-... Si,ecial Dispatch TO the Register.
PITTSBURGH. December "A woman was
arrested in this city this afternoon on
charge of being shoplifter. She gave the
name of Elizabeth Rome. She was III pos
session OF a couple of wicker baskets
which were crammed full OF silks, satlns,
gloves, hosiery, laces, etc. Her residence
!; srnb6sea % oe Bellairc, Ohio. She an.
swers 10 the description of the woman OF
whom description was sent to our Mayors
office from Wheeling and who is wanted
there for stealing jewelry. The goods have
been identified The woman will be sent
ND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
A New Insurance COMPANY.

A new insurance company under the
title Of the Panhandle Mutual Aid AsSo-
citation Of Wheeling, West Virginia, has
been formed in this city, as the agreement
of the inCOrpOTatOrS states, for the pur-
pose of mutual life insurance" The in
COrpOratOrs are Thomas link, John F. Car
ney, J. p. Wherry, Thomas L. Niche. +. o.
Edwards, VI. D., and Joseph Michael.
A certificate of incorporation has
not yet been issued to the COM
pany, but the agreement of the incorpor-
ators was acknowledged before John p
Carney a Notary Public on the 9th day Of
December. The officers of the association
are Thomas link. President. Joseph
Michael, Vice President; DIR. T. D. Edwards,
Medical Director; J. p Carney, Secretary;
Thomas l.. Niche, Attorney, and J. B.
Wherry, General Agent 1t is proposed to
divide the subjects of insurance into two
claSSeS-the junior class for persons between
10 and 60 years of age. and the senior class
for persons between 90 and IS wears
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
NOTES ABOUT NAMES.
Personal Points About People That
You Know.

+. C. Cracraft returned yesterday from
Pittsburgh.
W. vankirk, NJ. D., of Grafton, was
in the city yesterday.
\ VERY pleasant private party was given
at Seibert's Garden, last. night.
Hon. Randolph Stalnaker left last night
for Baltimore ON business trip.
George W. McCammon. Esq. of West
Alexander, was in the city, yesterday.
Mr.. A. J. Sweeney is in Chicago. on a
trip combining business aud pleasure.
Lawrence Zamitz, of Zamitz Bros. leaves
to-day for the West on business trip.
Mrs. Zoeckler and son Jacob, of Benwood,
left for WyandOtte, Kansas, yesterday.
Mrs VIM. Golden and daughter, of New
burg, W. Va, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Will Gray is lying very i'll with the
typhoid fever, at his residence, IS Indiana
street. Island.
Mr.. C. H. Blanchard was yesterday sworn
in Us a deputy for Sheriff Brown. Mr..
Blanchard will make good deputy.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bellyille and family. who have
been visiting relatives in louisville, Pa :
returned home yesterday. and Mr.. B. is
again at his post in the freight department
OF the P, c. < St. l.. r r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, PART oSE-JrDGE BOYD.
The trial of the case of the State of West
Virginia for use OF John =. Woods VS..
Nicholas thinner and others, on forth
coming bend, was entered upon yesterday,
The Jury were J. III. Diehl, James McCul-
ley, Mark Miller, J. w. Barton, James En-
blem, Robert Emblem, Z. w. Dunaway,
George Wolf, John Wright, William AID
ans. Wiley Cox and George Maxwell. Mr..
Barr appeared for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
Niche and White for the defense. The
case is to be concluded to-day. -E's
scIRcrIT COURT, PART Two-JCDGE JACOB.
The,gvidence and arguments in the case
of BoeShar VS.. Citizens Street Railway
Line, were concluded, ana the jury adj
journed until this morning, when the in
structions will be prepared The remain
der of the day was occupied with Chsncery
business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
POSTAL POINTS.

A postoffice Yhas just been established at
Mt Nebo, Nicholas county, this State.
Mail trains on all the roads are running
very late TINS hindering the early delivery
of mails.
The most recent order from the postoffice
department directs that the reports of agri-
cultural colleges be transmitted through
the mails free.
1t has been found that phe new book on
the p. C. & st. L. railroad does not accom-
modate the travel, and a new one will go
into operation next week.
If the train on the "Pewiky" left Pitts
burgh an hour or two later in the evening
Wheeling people might enjoy the luxury
of New York papers on the day of their
publication.
Mr.. c. W. Vickery, formerly chief clerk
to superintendent of mails Thompson, has
been appointed superintendent of the rail
way service in the district of which West
Virginia is part
Persons frequently receive upon ehvel-
opes printed slip requesting the return of
the envelope. This is asked in order to as
sure the work of cancelling stamps. The
envelope in demand when returned to the
postoffice at this city will at once be sent
to Washington, and the postmaster mark
ing the error looked after. These errors
must frequently occur in country offices,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08

India and Rattan Mattings
forOiiices and Public Buildings.
Cocoa Mattings In all grades.
China Mattings OF every quail
ity, from 9l4c per yard up 70
the finest Lintan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
ALEX. CHAPLINE'S.
The Main Street ParIor Confectionery.

No store probably in the city of Wheel
ing is so costly and appropriately nestled
as is that of Alex. Chapline's, on Main
street adjoining TaylorS dry goods store.
In addition it is splendidly stocked with
the finest Philadelphia confectiOns and the
purest common candies; canned goods from
the best packers, and foreign and domestic
fruits and nuts. All the goods on the
shelves and in the cases are new in COnse-
QuenCe of the recent establishment OF the
place Notwithstanding that Mr.. Chapline
has not been long in the business he has
already reaped a large share of patronage,
both on account OF his personal popularity
and because he keeps the incest goods in
his line 10 be found anywhere. Now that
the holidays will soon approach, and that
this is the season for the appreciation of
sweetmeats, preserved and foreign fruits
and nuts, those wanting such delicacies of
the palate should, while out shopping stop
at Mr. Chapline's store. 1t is unnecessary
to add that his prices are as low as any and
his selections as choice If not choicer than
many of his competitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08

Card of Thanks--Local Page.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
DO You want

An oyercoat? Go to Kraus 4 Bro! =,
Will it fit you and wear and look as well
as custom made garment? You can I'M
questionably be assured that it will!
Do you want suit of clothing for your
self or boy? Go to Kraus Il Bro, l2lI Main
street!
They sell at about one-third the price OF
made TO order garments.
All the newest novelties in gents fur
nishing goods.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
Never Give In.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits. loss OF appetite general de-
bility, loss of blood, weak constitution,
headache or any disease of a bilious nature,
by all means secure Il bottle of Electric
BitterS. Yuu will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength
and activity will return; pain and misery
will cease, and hcnccforth you will rejoice
in the praise OF Electric BittcrS. Sold at
fifty cents bottle. by Logan d Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS
81 LANES Hotel. DECEMBER Z. 1851.

7 Thornley,, Clcvcl'd W Mitchell, 'hicagO
\ l. MEDIEVAL, Pitts J VI MCCullOuLh, co
John VI Evans. RclluircFrank Shannon, Md'pt
BIT Bower, " Mur'SvcM VI Sanders, ALLIE
q w Dodd ,MouudSvlc GhCny city
l. Beckyer, llOrk'gp'rt Henry Tong, BALTIC
J J BOylcs, FOStOriG,O \ \ Rice, city
james StOrlCy, ChicagO viii G. Kerr, Cinti
ThOS Ievriht, Pitts W LStOtSbcrry ,B& o.
e Ochebinc, Nashville II X Davis Cleveland
IL Benty Grandvie = ~ Alden, Cleveland
G Vogue, iceland + b BylcS, Lit'tOn, VIVA
VI CriSwell, Cincinnati W L Rca, Phila'phia
a f. Brust ,MincrSvilc 7 BcrgcS, Ohio
J Swancy. Wash II Pal III Barnes Evansville
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08

The ChamberSburg correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says surveying Is active
through that country for the reputed Van
derbilt road, proposed to be extended from
Pittsburgh along the NoughiOpheny To
CosnellSYille, through Bedford, Somerset
and other counties into the Cumberland
Valley, and thence to Harrisburg and Bal
timOre Ii is believed that Underwater at
Baltimore can be reached at 276 miles out
of Pittsburgh" At present there are five
different engineer corps at work among the
Allegheny and Blue Ridge mountains,
seeking a route which will be the most
feasible. Colonel Thomas z. Roberts is
engineer-iI chief. and the corps are in the
field al 4 cost of s., 500 per month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-08
The Law Of kindness

Is universal: il affects all the human fami-
", all animals, I'D may be even found in
patent medicines. Some are drastic, and
the patient is obliged to suffer pains worse
than the disease; but in cases of obstinate
constipation. and dyspepsia, there is no
remedy so kind, SO gentle in its effects. and
yet so satisfactory, as Burdock Blood Bit
tiers. Price $l.O0: trial size 10 cints.