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Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
'A+NI AI.iIb ~ VI J.
"llMlNGroN, bEL,. Aprl lst, 81. qpr? 81

NuTItF,-rHEkE WILL BE A MEET.
~ ing OF iht creditors of Jacob JchcriS \
son, on SATURDAY. April .. 1881, at = o'cl,ck.
=. III. at the Office Of Isaac Y. Llovd tIHnt
and latnall strrct~. All pcrronE hNiuy
claims against them are partIcularl, re-.
qucsttd to be pic~cnt.
l.. r. SPRINGER.
ISAAC '. LLOYD,
maTcU.i0l tssirnenS
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
JOHN A N Am AXE RS,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market Streets and City Hall
Square, Philadelphia.
s1uslinS.

MusIinS.
Here Won can see at glance more lnnsHr
boih la punutity ana variety than there are
in Any two stores in l'hilgdoiIhla together.
we nave in pillow and shretigg WIDTHS:
tea NtI'S plain. twillcd md duahlr warn,
NnHsuita plain iWlled and duublr warn.
4 New Nofh. IHcnniH
IFcluot C,ut.rart9I
y ohr~tpGH, Boston.
tuht oi inc Loom b4voi.
Nashua. lNmHn
tCnhIi
W. have:
NaiHsnii". Nat'rford
lltra NoHpaIcu Iuauhnr,a-.
Utica. extra hraN,. Lyman.
Pride 0t the West Appleton
lrMit of the Loom. rolIuo'
New NOrL Boot
NlliamS,tflc. Naumkrar.
| laNci. Continental
lonsdalr. Lawrence.
wight, lrdaH Orchard
, King Ibtlip. rrpp,ril
fofettdhlt, t'uhrFioga
Warren. Atlantic,
Fidelity, poc.L>-,t
Chapman Granftr,nfc
hfmont.
Remember the practice In some stores II
putting misleading brand. ON tbcse very
goods ihs T. done 10 conceal r,, idcutitN Of
the goods, mud to keep .on rtom comparing
with goods and prices here
/ i|r custom q the trad" ur have to sell
mnsIins on too email margin /" hc s7.Fr a.
whNsot paving costs. We don't tl,r to iu,r
money hut 1t Is Our policy 10 -,II as low ~
anybody, whH,,Ncr We sell ut al When W.
cant DO that ""ll stop. Nha! wr cdu't do
well, We won't do IT, ifWr KNOW ia.
80, here The place 10 hlN nW.Iue
JOHN NANAlI AkER
+ DJ;ct ,ir,ir, north casl from the rcl,ir.
/ Hosiery.
/ oar hojscry .tnck l. tulI IN yer, dire. on
trum hAbt cotton stocking u; - ernt- t.1 i.
iad} ; an stocking At 49, W. yIc ..'. 0l
! " o" Ncth mur. team Test ,cor
/ We Hrc inclined {" lnHk" this tomt0r5.ur
'Fttlcs OF ladies' uacy h"."at ~. c,at- af,
/ OF th" samc arnd" That v, ."ld m.t ,-.l lar
| No cents. Compare than. Il ,ou please. f,44l.
I 3" cent sioch ny- ri:tpArI nue.
| .'IHN NANhN}kFR.
I Outer c.frlr, rhr tuut street ru.5ar,..
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Linens.

w have recessed new iinsnt ttcm BclGi.t.
Silesin and Bohrm.a We have fHusark I'd
both fabric and i.Isish th.i rnutu no, ht laik
cred III the American ruartrI. TAc Guoa~ afe
fresh. too. That important. frl HHtEs bought
IN New York may hC several 3t.E- Old. and
You know starhcd lineDs do rt' IGrfprr ~
age The dressing used hy t"uaUt, IL, fEr"f~
is not 50 destructive ~ starrh tut 4 dos 10.
iure the fabric in time. w have aroSh,r .,i.
vantage in prices, We EaDn tLc n polt,ls'
plOht,
The rcsulris We get the best INN, in the
world, in the best possible rondiau!,. aua lo,
the least money anybody eau get ul,m Tor
We can give you the importers ptlGp ard
Stlil have enough leit
Nov II Is proper for you 10 oousidtr that
somebody else may bo doing thr ~nrr ih.nR.
and afford the very stmc advantage. -. II
YOU please. whatever you " IL "a. Gu>. get
samples OF it from Us and from r't,. oEd
compare.
Or buy our goods, If you ike. ara Is Acu
can do ds wcli elsewhere, bring ours zach.
l'htk il rather brave chall"ugr: 1r. soc
AnoW nobody whntt r"mnants
The linens now in are sheetiug, pillow. bc
'tcr and shirting lincns towels. iCncllfu.,
dUllcs. uapE .ns, tablr-cloths and ,ht, ,Incr..
1DtN WANAMAkER.
Outer circle. CITY Han square "nsrtn,c.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

ih"rc !. no <nblcrt Il hr world II dnr, not
treat Of aud In ordr. 10 anpro.,atr 'uc work
y"u nruei refer toit.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

FtICEs .-- hdmi>Sor - aud "a cents: re-
served Sea;s ;5c : 70 be had at G. /. Thomas
GO, :. N9r,,It
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

KNOX or PESNSYLYANIh who intro
duCed resolutions in the Pennsylvania
le gisature laudatory Of Malone, and
Jones who introduced resolutionsin in the
Delaware Legislature laudatory of Til
den, should be yoitel together as Kin
dred legislators We have not heard
however that KroX had wife md
tight children.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
l'iNr. 4lu,l.. H., }Nt ,Nu.

l'tNr, Ml.U, N.} }o,h. I>N'.
ht'r 81. .-- tlIom mr to .Ot mat esteem
}"'5 Ilp"rh,'phi''>" ur.' n.gt.,. aud for
lau'c Engaged IN rto|"..,"U- n1rh draw
largely ca IT," urrNoE, .r-'tm it i. iHyahr
"'tr, taN" N.cd Il myself witt the NOS
satisfactory f'-uIt. and la,r Ltruuc,4 il "
/" Iar-' Humtr' 'I IrN p,prl,.
N'N,uLd Il. ". l!RE.
i">;"r -. N.nlJc'H tIyLunc rhuuh
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
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3OG MARKET ST.
R. l.. K [ 5 5 + / /
4 HHALLEN'iE EXTRAORDINARY =:
Read this. II may Save Your Life

DIR. Y. Il. SrO%f. late physician and sur.
geon OF the United States Army. tie Inventor
OF ,ApcrHia, the onl hHowr medicine that
VIII cuT dyspepsia. today challenges the
world tn produc" case of dyspepsia that
ApeFSia will not cure Or. stone mad some
OF our most eminent ph ysieiuns hare tested it
IN cases of every form and stare, even old
chronic cases Of thirty and forty yssrr stand
ing where every known medicine Tad failed,
ami in eveyy case the result hss htcn II cure.
rms gives me confidence h. say Ing TO the
public there IL no case | cannot euro after
treating thousands Of cHecs. some Of which
nave been given up to die. Reader have YOU
dyspepsia? ifso. get u bottle of Apepeiu and
teioice again in perfect health.
Piice per bottle Sl.0o. For aa,c wholesale
and retail by u James Helt. Sixth nnd Mar
ket streets, and n. B naaforh, Second and
Market streets. Read lr. stones rules Of
diet on circular. Druggists have them.
Ian5tt.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
4 Modest DFces.

very neat. bright. modcs. and ai IS,
same I'm" inexpensive drcs- tptf., ui -.lh
cotton or wool is Il choch ahou; - Qttast,r inrir
square IN g"aNs ana browns. IL ~ ihr WAN
II six. and halt is cotton. The silt l.. nl.tt
hut, ~ the threads appear only Niu"iv. he Fl
!rrt T. not Whit. hut rather u sl,,Hng gj.,l.
mow a. less pronounced. a"rD ding 70 ttr
Color with which II is woven. q canfs. .in-
giC width.
JOHN WAN NNltkFR.
Second cir,lc. snuth'a,t ffum centre.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
II Is tISO \
This Is the cheapest Book In the

World. and }. JuS Il, valuable to,. IT. III
f"rmAt on ,rar> hcr"c ~ the day luu get Il
and q child who hnow- how 80 read rau It,,
It As well a,a grown person. "EN,lrIO.
FLhIA among the anoienrs meant an cu.
m round CLEARING a> Wa deemed essen.
ual to liberal rdncetion; il comprised all
the aF;| and science, known in the Garlic,
ages OF the world. In he mourrn acccp,4t.on
OF III" word. it is understood to express norA
whr hcr ,ummarndor cShuu,ttrrly c'nbor,
'ed. which conveys It @cnctal und nt critical
and practical Inflammation upon ,ycey branch
ot know ledge
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

THf LtQC0E nAILI~i' is now til" bont
ot cJrtt HtLn amongst the Democratic
sInaI!-irv polili, i3us. II pays 81 900 n
year salary with i chance for any ucT-
son not over conscientious in the per
lormance Of his duty t. ulakc ii rs high
~ s.. 600 or $1,000. The news Of tho
pAsSagc Of the bill had scarcely reached
Wilmington until there WAS u stir in
the Democratic kennel amongst the
Democratic masliliS, bull dogs and
poOdts, and now there is n regular
snarl amongst them as 10 who will
get the bone" Already there are said t.
b. about twenty y-tivra applicants nnong>-
whom i4 cX-cOnstallc William Wash
ingtun pritchett, who 1T tho latest ar.
counts had no iav0rS to ask uf the De
mocratic party. If being an adept in
profanity is any qualification for the
fiji r.. then the cN-con>tab,c ha 4llrc.
riur advantage over all other applicants
for the office and hi4 rIaim would be in.
,i.putabr. There is one trouble how
cycr hat looms up to;roublc the visions
Of the anxious. Governor Hall may take
il into ili4 head to appoint some person
from Kent County. Il stranger to VIII
miuGton, who, il would be Supposed
would aci impartiallv. In such case
the Wilmington Democratic kennel
would have t" lie quiet again. and look
| for better luck next time.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

We give you tssr Book nj Nct4asI,
Prices. or 80 prr rcnt. OF its SaIuc.
N1 experience La~ taught Il, that the pro
pLa appreciate Books at honest price, and
Iiocral trrm-. Remember, the E.,A
j. ppt in numbers. but absolutely
complete in one large volume.
hound in Law >hccp, superb
laced binding, mahpB-
sent paper HDd
brand new type.
Every Legitimate subject in Me world i&
treated briefly. thoroughly and cDrnplehcn-
siv"ly. L". the agent show 1t to you. and do
not buy it ifit does no' meet ,our unticipa.
tions. no not let tht> ggHnd opportunity .lip
by. TMIy.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07


81 ATOR BAYARD has sent his CON
gratulatiouS to the Democratic mem
b@rs OF The Legislature, thanks them for
elevatng him to the position which he
now holds and which he says he never
,1Iir.t2J 'e regrets that his arduous
duties at Na,hingt"" prevented him
from paying his rc.pncts in person to
his friends. OF course ne made no re-
ference to the $4,000 distranchised per.
| sons in his own county who have nc
representation in the Legislature and
which is tho reason why Senator BAY.
ard i'll the place Of some other Senator
congratulates.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
v, \, WAEyEE,
niatik.r W. tHtt$nr1, ,.
toNSl Yi1gUN.

o"ii% Ia . popular Hea that q yrn.rJ,. .l
l" car" ranetr pt maHG'r> she, l
treated with caution. il Net WI srirlo, A.
inventor hcsitatrd ON, t,m, IN rIgslig I,
tai"fc tn" public: bat hpm the rrgl.r'o.
a'Surmnrc ny u the grrat mmhC- a Il. ,'s
NliaIiHnE and health runrMir. r.un,,.,,,.
m preparation uf Hyp"phuIrst, ,.I,,"
variety "t circumstance. hr ,rgHgl.,,,t.
ned 'h9i thee effects are >rruIt4 "a Ian.
.t"t 1lS aeilun r. r,cnilar Ia | ... ,,.tsg.Ior
.!o ,pa' consumption gtI,t tt.. cuya
hl". ht't. in tu . r,rg,!r ,'ag, +, 4. ''H.
'"n.rutl'd 49, mot o'hn ".al K. H--rsu,
Nfstt It = the am q rs,g,.rr,,
''t lhl"hatl'u to srH'h IrnIrr H., Ihu.
fh1SlIhiirS. - - Ms !um ttlrr ,h, d, Ia
".'' hr '"it"'U 70 all "f.o d,,rc /, IorLy lr
'' WI" 1t" struggling nt t,Ana
Win = i.ti ba,oh r,.' tie syr,nrrre n
'MtN" NtaF-. II" MuunE Hut pr,Dh3r of r.
'i"1rg Fa5,rI.' -ut,t.t. upr tlc olos,.
ntmtd Gt."i,", en- tba'- ~, 'sef tnu very
l'" ':ai' and nF r"lpr9rt b, ts-nal or
@.ttl. to-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
,pHHET.INti'S CRANK.

A Man Appears III the McLurs House
and Demands Fiv' Months Rent Tor
the Building
A wild looking man approached the
desk at the Mcclure House yesterday
and asked for Ed. auhlaman." Col,
Fred. Norton looked at the man, then
at n doubie.haTrrIisd gnu, iGen ~ 10
ralihcr revolver, lnsn al the sal" and
finally IT the rnau and asked, What 'in
Won want . want Muh!eman, was
mis- lacOuir answer. well, Capt
Muhleman IL outside and you can 80
out there END ~" HIM. II don't want
Captain NuGiemsn, want my money
for this house. have not got ANY REM
tor five months and II is about tlni" the
money was forthcoming. 1t thls Col.
Norton looked al II picture 81 ,iuiteau
which hung over ~" u. T.. let anh
asked the man, "ls y"nr pane Sha!-'
Kem- Oh, dash it, what lsN"ar name
A. this uncture Capt. hGhemnh
cane IN and trH man turned M"Hpd
Ia him and dsmard,'I tn" rent due
lim.
Have rou Your nil Hta'i" "n'
l.lrr' Tie Cari.,u.
M, sir hri vi. msA" II on, sal
the crauN, au,I srsit"i toward the G"sk
to gel paper, but the Captain again IN,
terposed. "Oh, 20 To your Ct'i"e and
make it ont; we always take receipts
here
The fellow, evidently modified by the
buHness Ike manner IN which he had
been received and his whim humored,
ieit tho hotel. The man, whose home
we could not learn, Capt Muhleman
SAYS he has known for years, and he -
harmless
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
z ELJAIRE

The boys at the Belmont glass house
are still ont.
&C. Carter, OF Benton, o, was in
town yesterday.
J. ". Shannon, Of 81. ClairsviiIr, was
in town yestsrdsy.
Gospel meetings are held every even
ing at tie Disciples Church.
4 reading and social club was organ
lied last night by some vi the young
folks.
There were five funerals in town yes
terday. Two ii the subjects "je'I vio'
lent deaths.
The 3. < ). w. road has commenced
10 carry mail twice y day again. This
will ba learned with pleasure by all.
". }. Whitaker has accepted posi-
ton in Hamilton drug store. He has
hsd considerable experiences in the busi-
ness.
There is a. present so in the library
inni I'll the pHhir schools. 1t "l!I
probably be used soon !oi the purchase
ol books.
EG. A!flick. ~ Columbus, was N ."Sn
Yesterday and says that he saw Jim
Wier there day or go after the murder
OF his father.
J. J.. Fusuer & Co. have rented the
building formerly occupied by keyser
K Lockwood, and will manufacture their
Premium Coffee Pots thsie.
At the railroad meeting held on Mon
day evening, the committee appointed
at previous meeting to solicit sub-
scripuops, vas instructed 10 proceed at
once with the work.
The fair association has adjourned
until spring for the reason that they
could obtain no ground on which they
! could make suitable track. There Is
some talk Of organizinga driving park
association.
Tho monumental association are talk
ing OF turning Public Square into a
skating rink and making some money by
charging an admttarCe Zee. The mon
ument will probably stand midway on
the Belmont street side OF the square.
The meeting to organize q rolling mill
company met at the Directors room OF
the Fist National Bank at . o'clock
Yesterday. 4 number OF business men
were present. The meeting Was called
to order, and ]. +. Anderson elected
chairman, and Il. J. Riley. secretary.
After free interchange OF opinions
and remarks by RI. Riley, Of the .E!na
mill, and Mr.. +. Joy, formerly of the
Moundsville mill, the meeting deter.
mined to proceed 20 secure Il chart =,
and the following committee was aP.
poiutpd for that purpose:
J. I. Mercer s. T. Sattcrthwaitc, A.
p. Tallman, William MCMasters, J. +.
Anderson, 7. L. Litten, Il. }. Riley,
George Walters, S. Q. Hamilton, NJ.
Somehow, II. Roemer and G. l.. Poor
man.
The capital stock WAS fixed at $780,.
600, in shares ofSl00.
The name agreed upon is the BelIaire
Sheet Iron Company.
4 committee was also appointed 10
look after site, and one to talk w sub
scriptiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
TNDTVlpUei. ITEMS,

Perun-ut RoInts Concerning People.
Lace Pence, Esq, oi I;aBcs, Colorado,
is in the city.
L Reeve, Esq. Of Toledo, WAS at the
st. James yesterday.
J. G. Faris. Esq, OF Potomac, Was in
the city yesterday.
DR.. :. \. Craig, OF West Alexander,
Was III the city Yesterday.
II. A. Brennan, agent Tor Pauline
Markhsn, is at the McLure.
Miss Cora Zane is back from two
months visit to Baltimore
W. G.. BergunthaI and vile. ol bei-
isire, were in the city yesterday.
W. +. Bowen, late Sheriff OF Wavne
county, was at tbs Auditors office YES.
ierdav.
Otln Hess, who lives near Hornbrook'
raIS, is out again after Il severe spell OF
sickness.
General Duval and Col. Thomas 4.
Lard arc hack IRON the L. =. Court At
Charleston.
CAPT. Stntsbsrv, OF the E. 4 q. Rail
r0Id, aui wiir, W-rr ~ the -. James
Yesterday.
Hon. H. NJ. Mathews and Major Stsl.
maker, will arrive in this city from New
York to day.
MeSsrs George W. Hess and Lou
Pracht, went down to Wetzel yesterday
on hunting trip.
Hon. Thos. J. West. Superintendent
g IL, Ni~yt,,io no
in tn" city yesterday.
Cards are out for the wedding to. NOR
row OF Mr.. Vim. Freise and Miss Emma
daughter OF Ambrose SChafer.
Julius Schiller ami wife, formerly res
ider,s OF Wheeling, now living in Nan
sas. were in the city yesterday.
George Fricker, an old citizen oi
Wheeling, but row living in Kansas
arrived at the St. JAMES last night.
Mrs Michael Whitaker and children,
OF Wheeling, formerly q this city, are
in town, the guests OF Mrs. q. +. Canhy,
North Fifth street.-.Sc"benriis HeruH.
Mr.. $. B. Dorsey, formerly citizen
Be,laire. but now resident OF Wichita,
KS, was in the city yesterday, accom-
panied by Miss Dorsey, OF Powhatan,
OHIO.
Col. Fisher, the successor OF Mr.. A. J..
Baggs, as manager of the G. I. '. x W.
K. r., took c!,arge on Monday. The
| Col. is thorough gong railroadcr, and
will be valuable man to the company.
u. Il. Jones, President of the Miners
Association, was removed to the small
pox hospital, yesterday morning, sui'
iering from smallpox. Mr.. Jones sent
note to Health Officer Gray, stating
his condition and asking his removal to
the hospital. Mr., Jones ALEC requested
that all articles OF furniture anu cloth
ing in his office be destroyed. The
request OF Mr.. Jones was complied with.
The duties of Mr.. Jones will he attended
to by Secretary Flannery.-P'"Sb""gb
CommSrcigl Gugetts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. ~ Carrick is visiting friends IN
town. ..
WooG Darrah is of on the road TINS
week for McConahey & Darfah
new board walk is being laid AROUND
.bo west end of the school house.
dance was held at the city hall last
night. The L. f. s. crowd gave 1t.
Mr.. Frank Townsend, psymaster on
the T. V. road was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Hathaway, who was visiting hsr
son +. Hathaway, returned nome YES
terday.
We are glad to note change for the
better in tie condition o. Mrs, X. ..
Bags.
Will Stewart, who has been away from
town for quite awhile, came "ack yes
terday.
The old ahot tower is being torn down.
It viii he rebuilt at once, near the little
bridge hy Nick Lyle.
NJ. Geo. Steenroi an. mother, from
nelr It C!airsvil!e, were among their
friends here yesterday.
Mrs. !. Z. Titles, of Mansfield, Ohio,
is visiting her brothers, the Messrs.
Brubscker, in Hirkwood.
Chas. Thompson has quit working at
the planning mill, and will hereafter be
al irtepressible book agent.
Mr.. Beali, OF the firm of Beall 4 Steele,
Steubenville, came smilingly around
among his friends yesterday.
Mrs. w. W Baggs and Miss Lottie
Giles left yesterday afternoon for stay
Of three or four days in the country.
Miss Cora Rhodes, VINO has been at
home for d few days, went back To
school Yesterday at Beaver Seminary.
The rumor that DR.. Fisher and II.
Hathaway were to purchase! the drug
store OF J. H. Rittenhouse is incorrect.
There seems TO be an unusual activity
in the hay and straw market this week.
as the many loads coming into town will
testify.
Archie McClarin has brick kiln OF
49, 900 bricks ready to be fired. \ de-
lay is necessary on account OF his ina
bility to get supply OF wood.
Mr.. Thornberg, thorough railroad
man from the Pomeroy and Jackson
railroad, bias been given the position
here as Superintendent OF TranspOrta.
ton oil the G., 7. V. u W. railroad.
The door leading from the professors
room into the hall at the school house
has been remodeled and few panes Of
glass put in, which enables the professor
to see what is going on in the hall.
Services will continue at the First NJ.
T.. Church, through this week at least
Rev. ". B. Watkins preached on Mon
day night, and Rev. Geo. f. Hite, of
Chapline street, Wheeling, last night.
The statement in the Intsiijienrsr of
Monday to the effect that the I. V. road
was bankrupt, caused great deal OF I'M
easiness here. Upon inquiry OF the
employees OF the road, and of those who
are supposed 10 know, we were told
that the story was all bosh-that there
was nothing in it at all. Rest easy, till
further developments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
LIVE STOCK,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November l5.-The DrOref.
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
10000 head; shipments ] 500 head. Mar
ket weaker; common to good packcer:
- S0@6 %; heavy packing and ship
ping, including Philadelphias, SO 3O@
%; light IS 95@.6 -.
Cattle-Rcceipts 800 head; ship
ments 500 head. In good demand
active and strong; poor 10 medium chip
ping g 20a5 %; good to choice - &c
at co; several lots premium steers from
the fat stock show sold at s. 5Oal0 co
per 100 pounds live weight; butchers
strong and active at - 20Gl 90; range
cattle firm; grass Texans - 95@i %;
half breeds and natives s. 60G+ %.
Sheep Receipts ] 400 head. Market
more active and higher for good stock =,
Texans - l0@3 co.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, November l5.-Cattle--
Receipts 2,l0S head. Market active at
yesterdays prices.
HOGs-Recelpts 200 head. Philadel.
phias, So 10000 Workers s. 90S6 10.
SnEKr-Receipts 1, 400 head; selling
active at yesterdays prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
A Dispute About Lottery Ticket.

A special dispatch from Haiena, Ark,
says; Night before last October SD, an
attempt was made to assassinate Simon
Silverman while on his way to this city.
Five shots were fired at him from be.
hind tree, with no other effect than to
brighten the horse ridden by Silverman,
which threw its rider without injuring
him. The cause OF this attempt on Sill.
vcrman's life is the legal dispute now
before the New Orleans courts aboutthe
ownership OF the lottery ticket which
won the $4,000 prize in the Louisiana
State Lottery, Silverman claiming it TO
be his and Mrs. Clark claiming that it
had been purloined from her. The tick
ct was taken from him at the muxzle OF
the pistol, and be has instituted suit for
the money. 1t is supposed that the at
tempt Oh his lie was made to keep him
from prosecuting the suit.-.N',r O.irr,s
DIg1agEy fB-f 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
q ire ueuphsIa Extension

The location ct what il known a, me
HtusG-ii extension ct th" BRIlr.
,nu.r aud ohio railroad was ronp,e..i
last SATURDAY hv tie engineers in Frank.
IN township, FayC,t' county, ia. Nv"
r,,aI exten1S lronl south to north HCroSs
tLa township. through P0iur "rc-hat
r.4e west OF t5;"u-i. ACrort-
NIX 90 Cn;,! Engineer Euto' pm. this
rNaI will bc no rxJenr.on uD the BSl.l.
.uur, md Ohio road. nuI viii b. tie
main .ur from Baltimore Jn Wheeling,
and will consist of double track. THc
entire road NIL ba %rut within t~o
wears. Yesterday morning 4 number At
men began 20 work AZ making wider
and deeper .ro oh y0, through lleUder-
sons summit. uplr Cumberland. Mi ].
-ri IA 3 shur, time 81 tuuny' Wi, h1
commenced nD tar ;S~m 10 widow L.
mold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
oFINTEREsT TO LOVERS OF THE
WSED,
Helmbright's New stand 10 the Regis
Ter" BulldlnR-A Card TO Smokers.

GNtN - VIC AASS'S-
ter" Building-A Card TO Smokers.
Mr. L. II. Helmbrisht, the prominent
and popular manufacturer OF cigars and
dealer in smokers goods has now moved
into bis handsome new store in the new
RRGIsTEE building ut No 1927 Market
street. His many friends have followed
him and the general pubic will thank
us for directing them 10 this smokers
headquarters. There has been COnsd-
cradle newspaper comments and quar-
rels OF late with reference as 10 who is
making the best cigars in this market,
but this notice is not written 10 invite
any controversy. The statement is
simply made that at Helmbright's will
be found cigars OF his own and other
makes which will be found iECompara-
bic in quality and flavor. With full
line OF the best makes OF tohaccnS and
smokers goods no patron ever goes
awav from this cosy little par'or d!sSat-
isfe,:. On the contrary he will declare
with us that Helmhright's cigars have
no peers anywhere. Users OF the weed
drop in and convince yourselves, aud
remem Der that AS the holidays are sp-
preaching box OF good cigars or nice
pipe is the most acceptable present that
can be made 10 gentleman friend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16

There was very pleasant affair ~
E.rauzap.rr'- Hall last night. the ocra-
son h-in- r complimentary hop To Miss
RdCh,. kroUs, Who Is about to depart
from this c.tv ON m extended WISH 70
Cipyelni Eighteen ar twenty coup
pies were present, and the evening was
eli yaJiy sr"U, IN tripping the light
iau. asst. - music was furnished by
Prot Joe Manners orchestra, and the
mere mention oi the .art ~ sufficient to
convince Tie Wheeling public that 1t
was oi lie very bees, character. Had
r-Sr repor,"r remained Sc shn~. ttue
.or.Hr. Uncvr jhc influence ~ Hram"r's
muS;,.. he w-r.i have forgotten the
dignity Of his exalted profession and
ludulged IN an go" Nsr~jnGy hoe DOWN
a. he WAS wont 20 10 in ms y"utHla.
DAYS