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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
WASHINGTON, PA.

The recent death oi Rev. March,, OImand.
at Oxford. Ohio. recalls 10 mind case
which attracted great deal O! comment
from the press anil M" '""i';"i t,'"',",'',',
Ul me gOIntry. Mr.. Ormand graduated al
franklin College, Ohio, in 800, studied
theology and bccamc pastor VI the I. /.
Church, at HoOkstOwn, Beaver county, Pa,
during the war was chaplain Of the 10th
Regiment PajVol.. and afterwards became
pastor of the /. Z. Church at West Alex
ander. Pa. He was = fluent speaker and
lcCturcd throughout tn" State ot PcnnSyl-
vania in the interest Oi local option. In
March. l>-~, after gand exhaustive Labor
in the pulpit and on the lecture platform,
he WIS., wakcnei from sound sleep TO Do
told that his residence. containing his libra
~ and household goods. had been burned
to the ground during the absence o. him
self and family.
This news did not seem 10 ailrc' him i'm
mcdiaLrly. hut few days aftc. he com
planned 81 cNcruCiating pain. This was
followed bv six weeks OF Inconsistencies.
Whpu b" revived he was scarcely able 10
speak an intelligent word and though his
phvsical health was rcgaiucd he could only
give expression 10 his wishes in Il broken
way He had last all knowledge ri the past
and although he had been man u learn
ing he was not able 10 say his letters.
vas slower u learn than Il Child. Even
when he became able to write his own nam"
he culld not spell il ait"r il waN written.
He would call people by their wrons names
and would say down when he meant
'.up" and ,i>, r"rSG. and even when walking
with arauo he would carry the little end up.
1t was at this time thut his case atrrart"l
the most attention. and the New YORK IT.
i"or contained a column ant Il hall drN"rju-
ton ii the case.
Toavoid jatal results his physirian, ,or-
halc any oycr.rIrriion. for fear OF a renew
Al ii the attack. His usual weight oi 325
pound. WAS reduced to 80 pounds 10y a
strictly >kim.milk diet Hi, mind grew Il
little clearer and his physicians advised his
setting out on walking tour
From thi. late he disappeared from pub
lie interest, and the strange life was
brought to a clos" 10y death At oxford o..
ca Saturday NV. -. a. the age Of about -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
BRIDGEPORT.

i. Il. lHttenhouNc'> drag store j. closed
a present awaiting buyers.
\ SUNDAY school, missionary meeting va.
he'd At the Eir,t NJ. T. church .sst night.
The Er"r,rER meets with general favor
since tl," improvement. Get YOU" nci5hbDr
20 SChScrib- TO- t.
NJ ia'""e f'nn-v and Nick Kuhn are in
In" mountains near EDyic,hUrg W. w
hunting deer and wilt turkeys
NJ sam Wouic0ck and wife cave today
lor Lexington. o., t. look up home ~
thry intend {" leave here soon
Nr. ChaS Outlet ia> resigned 4, clerk tor
the W. {. q. Co, amt wi. icarh the une1-
riTcd term III the room vacated Nv the
death Of Mr.. VII. or.
Yesterday q young man inquired H. uav
10 rhc house ri one Of gu. well known r;tt
zeu.. IL stated that he had stayed at
Whceljn. all Saturday night and found on
getting up Sunday morning that he had
been gone through to the tune OF S4S
Ao-a.--l'"n.t LAY III Whcclin. over night
hc""'ogcd tUlL. axe in trouble i'm regard
10 their church matters again Yesterday
the stewart ;acriCH held meeting and ~
III" atag approach ~ mrmbe!s pl tn Olh..
>,Gc. 81 winch jaS. Alexander. Isle BTwa-
ir7H, lolu i.hw.on and others. arr u lew the
door was fastened securely and all other
than Their uSu faction were ordered 70 STAY
away. officer MCConnaughy was stationed
nos- or probshiy matters Nigh, have cul-
minated in = fight At last account every
thing was quiet and No. trouble Enticjpate,i
Mr.. Will Orr died Yesterday morning at
II u.cInCk. Als death came only too sud
denly, even before his parents knew ri
his serious ll.sv-o. He sss most eyem-
piS.y Christian ruUnc man. AM s!lhOuEh
comparatively \ stranger among Us he vas
held III the highest esteem by I'll who
knew him. He Was brother Of Professor
Or. and had taught only shrCe months in
our school His scholars ue-. much AZ
tsrhcd 10 him. and greatly mourn their an.
timely los He will 10 buried NJ HrIii-
days Cove West Virginia. The funeral
leaves the house here al O'Clock AMI gees
10 Wheeling. from whence the remains will
be transferred 10y the Pcwiky roal 20 their
ls.t resting plSce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
OLD DAN RICE
Gives Reporter Resume of His Life
and His Experiences With Great

men.
"A correspondent OF the Chicago Tri3,",s
has lately been Interviewing Col. Dan
Rice in this city. and from the stories Ot
his life we make the following extracts:
first met General Andrew Jackson III
1882. as near as | can remember That dis
tinguished gentleman, with his Cabinet
and Black Hawk and his Prophet, stopped
in Trenton, y. j.. ON the way from New
York TO Washington. On the day IN ques-
ton the people OF tn" entire country
around were gathered in Trenton to pay
their respects to the Presidential party and
TO witness the races. | was race-rIder
then, rode little mare called lhIIle Jack
son. which had been named after the nicrc
OF the General II was post stake, ana
won the race Later in the day the cit.
Zcns gave dinner to the distinguished
Guests. and the little boy who had ridden
Lizzie Jackson was sent rOr. ! came to the
table with my little Jockey hat and c!othe"
on. Placing his hand kindly upon my
head Old Hickory inquired, What Is
yOur name my son" Dan lhcc, | re-
nlied. We'll, Dan, said The General, YOU
will either make great man OF great
fool. And the prediction WIS verified. Tor
! made great fool.
Henry Clay | met about $50, when !
rod, in the races al Trenton. became a
IIrEpH
At the spring meetings At Lexington and
Crnb OrcLard and became somewhat notu-
rious for my success against Fitzpatrick.
who was crack rider. | rode Dusty FOOT
snoin,t Blac Nose and Leg Treasurer, and
Gillpatrick was ruled of the track because
he spurrcd Dusty Foot in the shoulder. Ii
pleased Henry Clay nightly that ] won
The race. and he never forgot the favor.
What is the story about Henry Clay
playing the fiddle while you danced
"A mighty good fiddler he was, too:
though The world never knew he could
play the fiddle all. We went down the
6hin one. on kcrl-hoar from Wheeling.
was a StriplinE then, and lie was before
me. one afternoon rs we were floating
along the immortal statesman tuncdu up ms
fiddle, and while he played Dan Ihce
danced Those were grand old times. How
the past comes before me rs | THINK OF
CLAY He was always popular in Wheel
Ing because he brought the National PIKE
here, At WcllSburg one" they burned
him in etiigy. How can people treat man
mcancr than to burn him in rtlgy' They
wanted the National pike, but they dldn
get it, This was before the Time ui rail
ways. tclcgraph,. and telephones Henry
Clay'S best known saying was: i "nnid
rather be right than he Preside II. Ism
that a grand thought | tell you Henry
clay was L great man, Il greater statesman,
perhaps ,han oUrcountry has sine" known.
Did you meet any other OF the great
men ui those earlier times
Nos hut shall only mention Two
,,,r.Iy. Joe smith. the Mormon Prophet,
and Louis Napoleon. saw th" wife OF the
former only Two years ago in Illinois. She
still occupies the old Smith mansion, but
has assumed smother name. ! played
,,.is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
CITY CULI.INGS.
\ Brief Resume ola Days H&epeainxs
In and About Town.

THY Board OF Commissioners Will meet
this morning.
An infant son o. J. and +. Emsheimer
died yesterday.
Miss Re!Ie George. OF Philadelphia -
visiting friends in this city
P,sroL practice is becoming : iaF"tite
amusement in this city asa'n'
N,rr trains are running behind time on
nearly al the roats coming into this city
Just now.
BIsHor PFrERSIx. OF West Virginia
rrf.ched at St. Lukes Church on the Is
land. last night.
CHRIS LIEDL was thirtv.,iX years o. age
last Saturday. and reminded .ome "t his
friends Ot the fact
SQUIRE FELBER explains the in"ardnesS
of the transactions which were detailed Is
Saturdays papers.
The Street Commissioner should have
those mounds OF earth removed from Market
and Sixteenth street.
SQUIRE MAYEs. OF West Alexander ar
Cordmg 10 Oyster joe Is ucgIectlng h!E
office since his marriage.
TEE Geraldine troupe remained in this
city all day yesterday and will leave Tor
Steubenyille this morning.
THERE are now thirteen Directors Of the
State Fair Association, the additional mem
bprs all being valuable acquisitions.
A LITTLE girl fell from high door a.
Hobbs. Broukuuirr < Cos glass huus' on
Saturday but was not seriously hurt.
SOM of the stock dealers down the river
Pre verv indignant at 4 certain ring IN tins
- ~ r.,,,rf - ,bs hsndIin, of stock.
The B-uwo0d Lodge American Order Of
United Workmcu, which was recently or
Fai1'@'"' 'N ''''''''7 ''''''''
DER.
lAE remains ni Wy. "''" lay -. 80,
iwh" T!'{ l" 'l'',aL" io. IVY -
| nE"uEht none ." 0'''". '"'s "''''
Yesterday.
C"NrLAl@g - made that they' = H't ''i'
tcirmt light AZ The different stations a!Chs
the feW'Sy. NOR e'F''''''' III ''''' ''''
! S"' III '''' '"'''''''
wv MLLY Wa arrested by p'1l'eE Ho.
rs about two "r.ocH yesterday H'"Ii,tiS
for having raised 70" NJ INC '0''''"'
''IAS' mousse COKE "''n'-
MATT . In 81 M2.'l' L,e.ls, w ~ =
not Sat!'hrd "Ith"ut NJ = "-I'.,,'s, 80.
~" win one OF M NO" VIZ 80 a.
.tina''Ite. IaS' oH'ur"S' "'a"' i'' VIZ
answer '"'N '"'''"'' ,
HNEEF smith hs"i nus case continue" ny
>1u'Fe hulETL 1u 'nS, % 10y. S,,;,f
week. II VIII " Le"ie''',''',st ~
w ~, 5000 ~
N"'e''"N' aSs .i''''''
IHE style on the south SIDE 81 pse>rE' 10
Tor the girls % stitch "a" names 81 'teI'
beau on the Inning 0I tnrS mars. vte re-
TOW say ne I',','," - ~ '''' '''''' '''''
WIZ 800 ''' ,,.,.,...,i,,
HE saturday EVEN uTlI'' ., r,'Ii
la>t week was very m'TT.S -. s,,J ,;tb
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Thcrmonc,cr Record.
.NrrE nNN

4, rlNcu 40 ~chuvpt'> Opera h"u>- drug
STORE
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THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Meeting on Saturday Night ST. 900 Sub.
Scribed-Success Of the Enterprise
Insured

The meeting for the purpose Of organic
ing Democratic club, called for the Court
House last night was not very largely at
,erGe,i hmt those who were present were
among the most prominent Democrats o!
the city.
Mr.. j Dallas Ewing wa, called to The
chair
The permanent chairman Mr.. W. \.
Wilson, soon appeared and relieved Mr..
Ewing.
Mr. Denis O'Keefe occupied the position
III Secretary.
Mr. Wilson stated that the object OF the
meeting was TO find what progress had been
made in securing the amount upon which
the organization OF the Club depended
- 800
The Secretary read the minutes OF the
last meeting, which was held on The 9TH OF
November
wards were called Tor. The Seventh ward
repurted 1891 80 No other report was
made owing to the absence OF many solicit
tors but it was stated by Il gentleman who
takes great interest in the matter and who
is in q position TO know whereof he speaks
that over ii. 900 has been subscribed.
The question having been raised ss to
when a constitution and bylaws should
be adopted il was determined 10 take no
action in that direction until the amount
desired was raised. but for the benefit Of
those present the Secretary read the
rroIo-Ep rL,X FoR FoRNIN, \ DEMOCRATIC
CLUE
Tns DESIGN is 10 form : Democratic Club
in Wheeling. to invite all male citizens Of
this State. who are OF good character and
believe in the principles OF the Democratic
party. 10 become members, TO procure
hall in convenient location with suitable
adjacent rooms 10 be- uSeti ~ a place 10"
meetings Oi the Club, smoking rooms, re-
Ceptiun rooms &C..and iii up anu MAINTAIN
them in such manner ~ Will make them
places of comfortable daily resort Tor Inc
members
results DESIRED: A more efficient organ
iZation during political campaigns, suit
able place Tor the reception OF distinguished
visitors; the intimate, personal and social
acquaintance of all Democrats 81 the com
mtinitv with each other. a place OF com
Portable and agreeable resort Tor social in
tercUurSc and entertainment; plur" where
a member may Introduce ami entertain
friend; a convenient and pleasant reading
room vel, supplied with newspaper, and
other publications; the facilities To lnsti-
tute. when desired series OF lectures or al
dresses on political, economic, social and
literary subjects: greater familiarity on
the part oi young and old with the history.
the principle, aud the aims OF the Demo
cratic party.
OECA1IlirI"S.--rh nam" proposed 5 thu
jefferson Democratic Club. II II PrOpos-
ed To atlOpt a constitution and bylaws hay
Ing in view the design and the accomplish
Iurut ut the results above set forth II y
also proposed to provide that the Gu" ~
an Organized association shall npl lake part
in any primary or delegate election. such
officers aS may be considered necessary Will
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Weather Indications.

W,.u.y.rnS. pryrmh.. '. [ =. VI .Io-
the Tennessee auI pu.r valleys. lair
wratar.. variable winds. stationary uv
rrsI.. rrwunr.tu~S low. pressure.
Fr~ the Lower Lake REGIONS westerly
wind. luckins ,o suuthr-,y. stationary az
u,.hr~ temperature in ,hr West district
.lNuT prts>Surp
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RUGS

Mpgue''". Velvet. Ibp"-Iv
smyrna, and Rug a. great ~
Il"iS.
Velvet AMI Inp-'strV IN
Rugs.
Rubber and pilrip'r Mat.
~nr-p~kIn Mnt>.
Sps"In. T." CLOS,
| .O' OF truIHD tipttl>.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
4 NEEDED CHANGE.
what the People Across the River Want
in the shape Of Nails.

The citizens oi Belmont and Harrison
counties are Justly CpmplnlnluE over thr
miserable mail facilities which arc afford
yl them. aut in order 70 remedy the mat
ter. arr now preparing a petition tu have
Route u ~ discontinued and new one.
from Barton through Cope and Colrraiu, tu
Pleasant Grove. ami from Maynard
through Harrj>vill" and NhUr, Creek %
Cad.z.
THE facts are. The present route uas
let t. Il Mr.. clark. ui Iowa. whu aub-."t III"
same ,o John Hlt. of Bridgeport. Hill
finding hr c,uld mot make IT ply. has ahan-
duurd the route. and there have been no
mails for Two weeks The new ros'r Will
De- six miles >h"rtrr than TIM present one.
and will cost the Guyrrnm"r' from 500 20
$50 up, ~ tits upon good roads, whsle the
present enc i iulpa>,jhlr in the winter and
sIriur. The new route will Also hc u saw
ing ut time a, the mail, will =, direct 10
;h. local officer, ON the cleveland. Tu> 'l-
r,wa, Valley and Wheeling road, and May
uard IN the sam" kline. The petition wh"u
should be- granted. = - follow
Z, Nh, Post. is'-r ro"1'Il.
The uut, r>ign-d petitioners, citizens %
belmont and Harrison counties Ohio. and
Interested IN any economical ,ud efficient
mail ~r-Njr". respectfully represent that
the public interest will be SuhScrvcd and 81
saving Of expense 10 the Department by
the abulit.uu ot mail Route No. y ~ and
usv establishment ot > daily horseback
route - follows.
Flr>t-Fruu Burton ON the Cleveland
Tu~,arawl> Valley ami Wheeling railruii
through '"u- a"d Inleraiu 20 Pleasant
Grove
Second T-rm Maynard. ~ the Clcvc.
land Tu>, ARRIVALS NJ!lcy AMI Waco -uE
railroad through IIayr'>yj,jr and SLo~.
| t'-.,.k d, I'g,lrr
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NOTES ABBOTT NAMES.
Personni Points Aboat People rast
You Know.

Rev. :. Z. EAyujt: Is in Pittsburgh.
The O-barue troupe is stopping q; the -.
james
Nr Wan. C;:ac. VINO mas been niSh5 op-
c,st,.r :ur the ". L. Telegraph Company at
this p.sre :a- SOME months. has realgued
his position .uarr~pta situation INITIATION.
IL, successor aa> UIS Ye, been sppsnted-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

our special Ofcriu$~ In our SiIk DE-
partmrnI have no equal anywhere. II
YOU " iSh To ,aNe money, come and sec
our silks. a. RIIN a BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

tbs color and lustrc vi youth are restored
to faded or gray hair by the use OF Parker's
Hair Balsam. harmless dressing highly
esteemed 10: its perfume and parity.
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4 Rmsimcss Mnm.. Experience.

He could not tell me what allied him. II"
knew hi, digestion was poor and his heart
papifa,cd H. irl' hi> nervous system
vas shattered. He knew his urine was
milky and ropy. but he had suffered from!
these disorder. iUr wears. Only Of late had
hr begun to feel himself completely rX'
hau>tcd and his nrgvuu, system shattered:
and hi, constitution broken down. \ friend
recommended Browns Iron Bitt"rs. Ii
suited his ease precisely, and now he IS as
hcuthy. robust and strong. rs his heart
could desire. IT, thou and do likewise.
then may you live long and b" happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
SIM and Dress Goods n Blum :
RuckIcn.s Aruica SaIyc.

CLnAK-, pulman'e etc, for less than re-
tail houses can buy them AT tn" factory.
Elmm & Bro. ClOak MnnulartLrc-..
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WINDOW SHADES

In this department NO H.
a., a...,rtun..i,t ot our .... ,r.d
varieties:
SHADES Of any "p.Dl d. ma
trrial made - ORDER.
New baip SNnI"~ 90 .'t' %.
test rOlo'1HS~.
StOTr Shades a Npc"lh''
We III" only IN" lai'v' 1000 ,
most improved carpet I4.....
In nil our work.
We always have ii"uH'. '
OF Carpcliug 10 ~. ~ ."rr '"f.
cost.
Before purchasing Hr"r''ri"r
fully solicit q call. ~ our ~r.t
offer, opportunities, ir' lu'."
mniiou that ~hpu.i lr-l.' 80
exam inH'lou.
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DIED.

SILKS and Dress foods al EI,,ur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

SIX SATIN. N"lv"tS and Ia~imrr"N
fully - per con- cheaper than In" w"ul'
be cheap ~ J. Blum Il Bro iloi Main
- rect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

4 GR2AU bonanza for she brewers and
butchers. VT mean those very hcayJ Soicd
ami loHG icS grained Leather Boots at Car
nshan's. 3!0J Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

SuLS-. Satins. We, vets and ra>hneres fully
- per cent. cheaper than the would be
Cheap. 4, l. Blum & Bro ;. lln4 Nam street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

&. ;. FEEsY, No iii4 Main street, has
the largcs. Stors ut ''uc contcctoncSies ever
brought 10 tho CItE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

SIX, satin, Nplvet, and Cs,hnorrs fully
- pr cent cheaper tnan the would hH
~ Nm ~ | ELum ( Bro :. llOi Min street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

SIN SatinS. VeiVrts and Cashmeres fully
> per cent cheaper shan the would he
cheap, at |. Blum y Bro y. ltot Main street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
:, lanes Hotel. December .. 1881.

WG M.riImul. Pom Ryan. i.n"cnning, vi
ROY. pc Stubs, w., Eik
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CInAKS Dolmsus. exc. ;n- less than re-
toll houses can buy them az the ts"tory.
|. Blum 4 Bro, Cloak Manufacturers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

Best Cigars in the city ut New
Mcclure House Cigar Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

INeverything you should be very careful
to get the best. because il is the cheapest
in The end. Therefore hUy your Roots aaI
Shoes At 2i1i Main street. q. ii. Ca-nahAn
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Star CIOthiers, IS Twelfth Street
TOD ~.

For Holiday Goods, go io Miller
~ Franzhcim'S, the Jewellers,
1909 Market street.
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The Story Of Daisy Browne.

Daisy Browne is the name Of pretty.
y,,I,,p- rirl vino lfyI i'm the SOitudr5 OF
The Whit Mountains. on" day al awk-
TH'", "'I ''h'a"r'.,,. ,,o,';n,,s T., d,
ij a,i ,on,-i,'j ,,ior H.. me-, III nr,:ptI
;n,oro,,i,,r Ir,iJ,,r-.,,rr..tIirr i,iwo.u
-. ''''''-, -
Ci.,:',I ,''" ,',I -, ,,,,,,, ,' ,.;nn,if,
HL",!,'G.' .il;,I. " I;.,T, arr,,,, nrtn,. lis
o"NI anu IL ,',' ,'!' ~ "f,H ,''T i,rS
.r"p "i" H., ,,',I noi,,;,' Th i'rl,-I,irrd
iH'!,.> -. - -" ,r. ,,i.l..i f,,Lar wLn
wished io sell hyg TO- ga q WICKET OH NAN
Tor ms money l"' ~, -.
t'HChI' 1i:u .'',i,,.' az" L'' a, h a.,
save Hr' I'i. wv ''l,'''l'> W nv ''h'N'' -
iarr .n'T, IT, .,iS ,''.i o we ' Iti. "irI
H'.i ~, ,,..j r.;,L , ,',r,v ~ ,G?,na,
cane tL'm ny "|D'> T r,m Ir" rI,, III NJ
... IN n';.v Er,ynr a.. hi, Sister con-
Nv, w. .,'j 49,, .,,1. yvss ,b,,
.l',, ,,-,.in,s"r mi rri,,n,,nr,rtrv and acute
' a,.g ia,t yrrv pnI.,nrhnIy and wanted To-
r""iri 1"' MS -I'S' H'"'"T ''.' .';Ho -
'I' "'."'' 'i I.f,i "" u.,, we" L.if ioz.
"n"."' i'''' ,,,.,,'.J p,.,,r ,,;ri.
=" O ,i pr.,i.,-',r .rJ
r">"''5 "l'! @ I'.,,, T%,., 10
D'EE',' nI ~ ",'I !" r,:.. ,,.;,,' -, his
i."' n',"N ,'':., ~ ,, ,,'.r'. ,L,n h.. laval
near ana XII ,j,o In
Tr,5nr'fE II we M Srl H., III. y,.r ~, tb.
. 'V.'''''' 90 .'', =. =: . ii. ... ,
POM 81 "F,',L nm ~, r r.r.InJ TN" Yea,
name al Ia" tiTI 81 me 'n'''Illl.'', , T,S
changes ever! Sn''T va. vi. ,ih ,,, ,I,o
! 'Trt~, ana III" bGu'" l!''' 't"''''' "''' '''
mountain. The ur"l-"r 81 c""r>" 'aA'i"'
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CLOAXS nolmsns, etc. Tor less than re
tail houses, can buy them a. the factory.
I. Blum & Bro. Cloak Manufacturers.
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U>E Morning Glory Baking Powdcg +
cannot TX exceeded q ) Fecnr, No 40
Astt sltret. Hopr,etoJ.
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kpEIS.

Fine MoJucttcs, Wit Gpris-
10 match.
Rich yr,yctS, with hnrt.,s 20
match.
Extra Body BTu,>"l-, SO
Borders 10 match.
Choice Tapestries with ID.
drrS Ia match.
Church, Hall. and star '"t.
pets in Body and Ilp'N,!'
brussels
Thrcc-plyS. Super ingram.
Double Cotton Chains. aui ID
phin !irnpN IN larger Nni.'i'
Than ever shown before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
RlNNkETS.


800 pair white blankets ia ne sold
SrrS cheap thi- week.
q. BLIM & BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

CALI and see our UnshrinEa5,e BianGe2,
sad E!anue.s. Geo u. Roth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

THAv boy needs pair oi Boots - keep
his feet dry and warm. Get them from
Canadian, 2lO% Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

THE PROF F.S-DR" y FROM
THE MADISON sol ARE. TllEATkR
il NEW YORK, WHERE
l. WAS PLAYED 10 NIGHTS
To CROWDED HOUSES.
THE uRIGINA. COMPANY plays
TIE NEW YORK ~ ENERl Will.
Re USED IN WHEELING.
\ BROOK OF REAL WATER
RT'SUfS DOWN THE Moi 'NTAiN.
n YpI' WANT To MARRY
SEE TIE PROFESSOR.
THE PRETTIEST GIRLS NAME
LOVE Tt THF PKnFtSSDR.
HE PROPOSES To THEM ALL
UE WILL SHOW You THE FRh'.
AND HOW IiE WOULD
4 WUOlNG GO.
Nor TIL. FROGi-BUT THE PROF EsSsoR.
RDRERT COLYER SAYS MOST AAl SIM
. JOAOTINMIIIER,IIk LIKE NEN On SIN -;
y Y PhLD-COSTINIDi'S LAUGHTER
x Y. POST-"WAS WONDERFUL"
Y Y. TINErS-"CH ARMlSGLf SET.
Ny. MAIL.REM ARkhBLE tNpRTRNlftRF
B. iT NIGHTLY PACKED THE
( MADISON SQU ARE THEATt'K'
! AND DREW THE BEST OF
! a MILLION PEOPLE.
II YDC WISH To HEAR
. ACUARNISG GIRLn LAUGH
| GO 10 Sci TIE PROF EaaDS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
S!LEa AMI Dress Goods at Bium'-,

CL0AE> DoimauS, etc Tor les, thaH "a
tail houses can buy them At the factory.
| Blum i Bro, Cloak AaauiactrVeTr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05

C,IL and SEE those Light Cloaks Dol
mans. &c. just received AT Geo q. Roth ;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-05
VI tITISGiS.

india and Rattan Mating,
furOfiir,.- and Public liui.'iinlc
Cocoa MatiingN IN Nil gra'i'r
China Mnttingn Of every ~
lty. from 81 = per yari - -
the iiuCel Iiullu.