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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19

THE steamer Bohemian, from Boston
TO Liverpool, laden with cattle, meat and
grain, was wrecked off the Irish coast during
the recent gales, and thirty.fve lives were
lost, among them her commander, Capt.
Grundy, and five men in charge Of the cat
tie and refrigerators. Twenty-one Of the
crew We're saved. .U. ..s t..
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19

A LITTLE girl who applied 10 Queen
Victoria for her autograph, received
the following: For OF such is the
kingdom of Heaven, Victoria Regina
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19

MFssRs. OLIVER and Grow, the rival
Republican contestants for the United States
Senatorship before the Pennsylvania Legis-
lattlrc, both announced their withdrawal on
the 9th, after the twenty first ballot had been
taken. The Oliver men then transferred
their-votes to- Gen. James A.. Beaver, and
the Grow men gave theirs TO Thomas NJ.
Bayne. The result Of the twenty-second
ballot was as follows: Wallace, S5; Beaver,
C3: Bayne, GO; scattering, 26.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19

was adopted directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to report to the Senate the names ut
all persons nominated by the Cbleetof df lhe
Port of New York betweeti january 1nu be
ccmbeE 1885,, for appointment In the
New York Custom house, and whether
any have been appointed In viola
ton of the Civil Service rules, etc.
Mr.. Blair introduced n joint resolution pro.
posing an amendment to the Constitution,
which was read. 1t prohibits after the year
1900 the manufacture aud sale, anywhere with.
III the United States, OF distilled alcoholic and
intoxicating liquors, except for medicinal
mechanical, a einical or scientific purposes
and also prohibits the expectation and i'm.
portation Of such liquors and their transpor.
tation through any part fthe United States
except for medicinal and scientific uses etc, -.
IN the House Mr.. Reagan reported back the
River and lIarbor bill and il was referred to
Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Reagan stated
he would move To 20 into committee ON thut
bill Immediately after the morning hour, but
Mr., Atkins gave notice he would oppose IL
with the Legislative, Executive and Judicial
bill, which he Chereupon reported back from
the committee. \ long discussion followed
over the question OF precedence, which re.
suited in victory for Mr.. Atkins. and the
House went into committee on the latter bill,
FEB. 9.-The Senate pissed the Pension
Appropriation BILL all amendments having
been previously laid on the table FOR future
consideration. .... The House passed the Leg
islative, Judicial and Executive Appropria.
ton bill.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19
NEWSwANDbnNO

q Summary Of Important Events.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19

THERE is goose at Littleoote Farm,
in Wiltshire, England, which is known
to be nearly ninety years old, and may
be good deal older. IL was presented
TO the father of its present owner on his
tenth birthday Gn 1909, and il was
then considered aged.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19

The latest advices from Cape Town
are that the British forces under command
OF ir-G..P. Colley are in avery critical posi-
tion, having been cut off from their base of
supplies at Newcastle, The Beers have been
largely reinforced. An engagement occurred
on the Sth, brought on by Gen. Colley
attempting to restore communication with
Newcastle. The Beers made the attack, and
it is said were repulsed with considerable
.loss, but nevertheless succeeded in thwart-
ing Gen. Colley'S plans, and he was forced to
fall back again to his old camp.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-19


THE House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, Having under consideration the vari-
ous interoceanic canal schemes, have de-
cidcd, by a unanimous vote, to report in
favor Of strict construction Of the Monroe
doctrine. The committee hold that the
United States should adhere to strict neu-
trality on all trans Atlantic affairs, and
should expect and enforce interference
Of European nations in the affairs of the
whole American Continent. 1t is decidedly
opposed to the construction of an inter-
oceanic canal under European protectorate,
or even the semblance of such.
s
THE River and Harbor bill, as finally
agreed upon, appropriates total Of $40, $780, =
800. For the Mississippi River the sums
appropriated are: Carrying out the plans
Of the River Commission, $l,00O,00O; re-
servoirs at head of river, $lj0000; from St.
Paul to nes Moines, 500, 900; to mouth OF
Illinois River, S175, 900; lower river, $780,
600; at Dubuque, 5000; Galena, Sl2,-
900; Hannibal, $4,000; Quincy, $4,000,
Rock Island Harbor and Rapids, $14,-
600; ice harbor at st. Louis, Sl0,-
900; Memphis, $1,000; Natehez and vi
dalia, $4,000. Missouri River-Above the
mouth of Yellowstone, $4,000; survey Of
river. $50, 900; at Atchison, $50 900; Browns
VILE, $4,000; Cedar River, $4,000; Council
Bluffs and Omaha, $50 900; Eastport and Ne
braska y,Sl5, 900; Ft. Leavenworth, $1,000
Glasgow, $4,000; Kansas City, $4,000; Lex
ington, $4,000; St. Charles, $4,000; St
Joseph, $4,000; vermilion, $4,000; ohi'
River. total, $4,000; Illinois River, $4,000
Usage River, $4,000 Gasconade River
$40. 900; Chicago Harbor, $50, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
Highway Robbery.

last SATURDAY. night az Thomas Me,
prsu0tt WAS on his road home. he was
approached hy two men who asked him
Tor A saloon. McDermOt' took them to
a saloon ami drank with them. All
three then started out ou the street, but
,.sd only proceeded lev steps irom The
,Iray when one oi the men seiIad NJ.
D-rfnnu and hyi hIm up while ms
,ampaniau rlh Il ais pockets, Not a
cent Of money Nas sound, ard the las.
Gals evidently murh G'sgusted with their
subject. stripprt him uj nis Goa: and
vest aud a TO 'k-t handkerchief, and
lelviuy him ran rapidly of. Uc;ty
pursu.d h, NrUTrWO't and Officer
Morris. enc of the thieves was captured
~ Sixteenth amt jacob streets, and MOI
II. started - tar iCCkUp " IN him,
when he again 'au EFT. but was caught
by John Houston AMI handed over to
the custody oI tss officer. At the lock
up me gave the Edmgu' Daniel Brown,
and said he worked at the Top mill. he
also said that hs came from II. Louis
her. some werNS @Eo. HE only excuse
n,, gave. lnT his connection with the at
fair MAS thgi he WAS So drunk THAT hc
could remember nothing %, p; whatever.
The policeman. upnCycr, saws lie tdG
like q deer, taking the prrcaudna aS he
RIM IN tiiuy ta. cnIi #rl yrstIuto = door.
Al q hearing Yesterday before squire
Caldwell. Brown went to INt III de-
fault oi - .OOu syu.. !..S com: anon WIS
not arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
Il EblIAIHf Y.

Marshal Crswell WAS in st. Glars
vile yesterday.
City Council meets in regular session
to night at the Council chamber.
Meetings are to be held every evening
this week at the Disciples church.
August kolz lost hree.year-old
daughter with diphtheria yesterday.
The G. d p. pay car was here yester-
day, and the boys were in good humor.
r. J. Gurraud Is going to sell out his
boarding house ami quit the business.
The Lucian Literary Society of the
First ward, met in their new hall last
night.
Rev. NJ. Henize lost a second child
with diphtheria. The funeral took place
yesterday.
MIR. Abe Johnson has placed very
handsome pool table in his saloon. 1t
il a beauty.
j. &. Smiths dsug hter, Sedria, has
re- turned from tivy months suJourn IN
kensington, ..
Mr.. ID. w. Sheets, who fell and wss
so severely injured last Friday, does LIT
seem TO improve very materially.
Mr. Arthur Walling, OF the &. < +.
office, has been spending day or so
very pleasantly in Akron, Ohio.
A social reading club is to be formed
by some of our young folks at the home
OF Miss Annie Oswald this evening.
Those interested in the Pultney Sheet
Iron works, should not forget the meet
inr at the First National bank at >
O'Clock this afternoon.
The boys at the Belmont glass house
have struck for an advance OF cents
! per turn, and the works, in consequence,
were shut down yesterday.
Alexander Hammond, who was found
dead III Wheeling on Sunday morning
will be buried this afternoon at
O'Clock from the house of his son, Lee
Hammond.
The School Board, Monumental AS
soclarion, Fair Association, and those
interested IN the Ohio Valley railroad
held meetings last night. All were fairly
attended.
Anthony Manly, report OF whose
injury on the b. 4 s. w. railroad wal
in yesterdays REGISTER, exclusively
died OF his injuries yesterday morning
He will be buried at =, NJ to-day.
The funeral OF w. l.. Mckirahan vii
take place from the home OF his mothe
in the Second ward, on Wednesday
November 10th, at fifteen minutes Il
one O'Clock p. NJ. sharp. Interment a
Jacobsbury, on the B. q S. w. railroad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
DEATH BATTLES.
Few OF Them Yet Heard in this Lo'
Cality.

| A Few OF Them Yet Heard in this Lo-
! Cality.
1t will be remembered that at the
hearing OF the cases against Ralph Shar-
rock last Friday, he gave bail in the
sum of 500 on each OF the two charges
preferred against him to appear before
| Squire Arkle Yesterday. At that time
he came forward with the bonds, and
J. f.. Smith as bondsman, the Squire
having first satisfied himself that the
| bond MAS sufficient.
Shamrock has determined to withdraw
| from the business he has been engaged
! in. and 10 engage with some respectable
company.
Another case III which Wherry and
maybe one other man are Interested,
has come to light. Last August Alonzo
Wheat, bright young man, son OF the
late Jesse Wheat, Esq died. from con
sumption and was buried. Nothing
more vas heard concerning the matter
until one day last week, when Mr. j. b.
Wherry, accompanied by W. Thomas
Xiuk, approached Mr.. Barney look, un-
dertaker for Il. Mendel 4 Co., and asked
for certificate that he had buried young
Wheat. ..
Mr.. X1ok did not at the time see lit TO
give the certificate, aud the parties indl-
Gated have not since seen tit to renew
their request. Our reporter, on account
OF the lateness Of the hour al which the
information Was received, was not able
to ascertain the company III which the
life OF the young man WAS insured, but
has learned unotiicially that the policy
was held by Findisy, Ohio, company
The Young gentleman was sick for \
wear or two before his death with con-
sumption, and it was certainty FOLLY IN
any reputable company to take any risk
on his life.
In conversation with Wherry day
or two ago, he remarked: "Well, grave
ward is rather below par Just now. but
YOU fellows (meaning the reporters
have advertised us So well that a. soon
as the public becomes reASsured We Will
have regular boom. Within the next
thirty osys We will have distributed
so, 900 in this community, and as soon
as the people know that We mean busl-
ness we will be all right.
but YOU never have paid anything
vet" suggested our reporter.
Great God, can't You give some OF
our risks time to die and us tlme 10
make our assessments.
Apropos of the Shamrock case an at
torney said Yesterday: AT first men
came TO me and offered to 90 his bond,
but when | now ask them they refuse.
They say the papers lave stirred the
thing up so that they don't want TO
have snything to do with it, 80 much
for the papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Pertinent Points Concerning People.

Pertinent Points Concerning People.
Frank Stanton is back from New
York
Judge E. Maxwell. OF Clarksburg, Is
at the Mcclure.
Mrs. DR.. Eskey, OF Benwood, has gone
to Little Washington to live.
J. w. Boiiman, agent for the spiritual
list Slade, was in the city Yesterday.
Judge A. B. Fleming and his two
little daughters were at the Mcclure yes
terday.
Walter Taylor, OF the Brooklyn Times,
will be located at the Mcclure House for
about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chanfrau and portion
OF their company are registered at the
Mcclure House.
Frank Rogers, OF Washington, Pa,
has accepted position with George K.
Taylor, OF this city.
Hon. John Bmch, OF CIaysville, was
in the city Yesterday, the guest oi his
son, John VI Birch, ESQ.
~ Governor Mathews and Secretary
Of state S;ainaker ale expected in the
city tomorrow or next day, from New
York.
Rev. James j. McCarrell, Of Shelby
vile, Ky, has been called to the pastor
ate OF the Presbyterian Church, at Mar
tins Ferry.
Will Keihl, agent OF the Westinghouse
Machine Company, and Robert Mac"
Krill, of the St. Louis Beef Canning
Company, are guests OF the Mcclure
House.
f. s. Cooper. former resident OF
Wheeling, and now living in Denver,
Colorado, is at the st. James. Ae is &C,
comDanied by. Mr.. F. f.. Pelton, also a
resident OF Denver.
FL. Cooper, formerly OF this city, but
recently of Denver, is spending few
| DAYS in the city, on his way TO New
York. He is accompanied by his friend
Mr. Frank f. Pelton, OF Massachusetts
Stanton NJ. Howard, Esq left last
night for Washington, ID g., to attend a
meeting of the National Institute Of
Architects" of which he is a member
The meeting will begin on Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard, who is visiting in Baltl'
more, will accompany her husbands
home (?J
Joseph P. Harvey, agent Cleveland
Leader; Gus F. Vath, G. Rosenstock, +
s. Sherman, Charles ]. Borden, New
York: James Williams, Flushing, Ohio
B. Schwartz, II. j. Rosenheim, Phila
de!phia; John J. Fahey, Scranton, Pa.
Jnhn Birch. Claysville, Pa; NJ. ID. Pal
mer, Buffalo, \. Y; 5. l.. Mooney
president OF the B. q S: w. Railroad
Company; + Hubert, Woodsfeld, O
James Peacock, Massillon, O.; j. NJ
Cressinger, Memphis; John I. Hazen
Cincinnati; Frank Jerome, Chicago
Miss Bradfeld, GAINESVILLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
RIVER N Il W IS.
Movements of Boats, Local and Other
wise.


wise
Water ) feet, IL inches and falling.
The Diurnal lett for Parkersburg on
time yesterday.
The Abner O'Neil, Scioto and Lucas
made their regular trips yesterday.
The Andes was due early this morn
ing She will leave this afternoon at J
o'clock for Cincinnati.
The Courier was to arrive last night.
She will leave ior Parkersburg this
morning at ii o'clock.
The Hudson was due down last night.
The Emma Graham will pass up this
afternoon for Pittsburgh.
The Welcome will probably be down
to-day. When she comes she will prob
ably 20 into tne Matamoras trade.
The Bachelor will leave Tor Pittsburgh
this morning at 10 o'clock.
PITTSBURGH, November l4.-River 3
feet 8 inches and rising. Weather clear
and pleasant. The Buckeye State LETT
at ) +. NJ
New ORLEANS, November l4.-Ar-
rived-Carrler, ST. Lonis. No depart
ures. Weather clear and cool. Their
mometer 6S The steamboat days are at
hall mast in respect to the death ol Cap.
tain James A. Aiken. The funeral
takes place to-morraw morning.
CAIRO, November II. Arrived Com
mon wealth. Memphis. Departed-J l.
Rhodes, Pittsburgh; Ida, South Com
monwealth, st. Louis; Sherlock, New
Orleans. River 20 feet s inches and ris
ing. Thermometer 56.
VICGsBURG, November l4.-Weather
clear. Thermometer 64.-River risen
four inches by the gauge and now stands
- feet 1 inches. Up--Chouteau. Down
White and City Of Alton.
81. Louis, November l4.-Arrived-
Guy OF Providence, Nicksburg; st. Cen
evieve, Memphis. Departed-Bowens,
Hickman, Garrett and Low, Pittsburgh;
Josie and barges, Dubuque; st. Gene.
We've, Memphis. River risen 4 INCHES
and now stand "a feet 20 inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, November IA River
falling, with feet 6 inches in the canal
and & feet 4 inches in the chute on the
falls. Business fair. Weather clear and
chilly. Golden Rule, New Orleans to
Cincinnati. Capt. Pink Narhle plotted
the new City OF New Orleans over the
falls this afternoon all right. 1t Was a
splendid piece oi work and good han
ding. The Baton Rouge is still aground
on the falls and no attempt at present
will he made to get her oil until the rise
is sufficient to float her from where she
now lies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
~ CIV Orleans.
LIVE STOCK,


NEw YORK, November l4.-The D.o.
res Journal bureau reports: Beeves-
Receipts ) 800 head, making IS, 400 head
for the week; better demand and &C.
tive trade; advance OF ic generally
exporters used 500 head, the remainder
went to the home trade siaugh.erers AT
7i6l2iC for poor 10 eX IA; native steers
SG &c; western hall breed steers and a
carload OF poor Tennesseean oxen sold
at &c, excepting thirtvfour carloads OF
late arrivals The yards were cleared.
No shipments to day. For the week
exports included | ,2S7 mead OF live
cattle, $500 quarters of beef, - head OF
live sheep, $50 carCdsses OF mutton and
80 dressed pigs.
Sheep-Ieoeipts 1900 head, making
10, 800 head for the week; market iirmer ;
a fraction higher Tor all good stock ;
very poor 10 strictly prime sheep in
good demand at 81 90; common to
prime lambs, s. j0G7 %, with car
load OF extra Canada stock, 81 pounds
average sold at s. % per one hundred
pounds.
Swine-Receipts 1890 head, making
81 800 head for the week; good demand
for both live and dressed hogs at S. 50
at so per 100 pounds for 1--we; IS 25@
5 30 for dressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
Chicago.

CmcAGo, November l4.-The Norers'
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
23, 900 head; shipments 1900 head. Mar.
ket active and 5tdl0c higher; all sold at
the advanced figures; common light
So OO@6 90 mixed packing S. 90g6 4O;
choice heavy 50 1905 rs; culls and
grassers 81 5065 so.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments 1000 head. In good demand,
strong and l0c higher; very few good
natives offered; exports So 1907 90;
common to choice shipping IS 00@6 %;
rrassers 81 1904 rs; butchers 81 OO(g
1 90: stockers and feeders 81 COCA 90;
through Texans 81 1904 %; net Texans
IS 75(d4 40: hall breeds and natives
81 OOGJ %. :.
Sheen Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments zoo head Market steady with q
fair demand; choice s. So; poor to good
| s. 75@4 %.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November II Beef Cattle
Fairly active and 10 change in prices
! quality considered averaging and being
better; very best 5s(G6c; first quality !
65Ic; medium 3k@4tc; ordinary 2!(d
SIC; most sales at 4@5Ic. Receipts B.
094.
Swine-Fsir supply and moderate
demand; quotations at rosie. Receipts
7,ll5.
Sheep and Lambs.Receipts 1868
sheep 3@5c; lambs 4@5ic.
Cincinnati.
CISC1SSArJ. November l4.-Hogs -
Active, firm and higher; common ana
light 81 55G6 25; receipts $3.50 head
shipments 6C5 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15

Patrick Simpson, q stranger in Wheel
ing and beI-hanger, stolr coat rom
pr. Harvey 5 room in the N"lure House
Yesterday afternoon. lie was working
m the DOCTORS room, and embraced the
opportunity to improve his wardrobe.
4 warrant was issued by squire Phil
ips AMI placed in the hanis OF Officer
SvlvIo vino caught his man with the
stolen coat on his back. Simpson was
taken before squire Philips and sent 10
lail i'm Gciaui. ul ~ 600 bail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
OFINTEREsT TO LOVERS OF THE
WEED.
Helrnbright's New Stand in the Regis
ter" BmldinR-A Card TO Smokers.

II elm bright's New Stand in the Regis
ter" Building-A Card TO Smokers.
Mr.. l.. II. Helmbright, the prominent
and popular manufacturer oil cigars and
dealer in smokers goods has now moved
into his handsome new store in the new
REGISTER building at No. 1927 Market
street. His many friends have followed
him and the general public will thank
us for directing them 10 this smokers
Headquarters. There has been cOnsid-
cradle newspaper comments and guar
rels OF late with reference as to who is
making the best cigars in this market,
but this notice is not written to invite
any controversy. The statement is
simply made that at Helmbrighls will
be found cigars OF his own and other
makes which will be found incOmDaras
bic in quality and flavor. With a full
line OF the best makes OF tobaccOs and
smokers goods no patron ever goes
away from this cosy little parlor dissat-
istied. On the contrary he will declare
with us that lIelmbright's cigars have
no peers anywhere. Users OF the weed
drop in and convince yourselves, and
remember that as the holidays are ap-
preaching box OF good cigars or Il nice
pipe is the most acceptable present that
can be made to gentleman friend.
IF you would see YOU would buy one
oil those fine Fete all wool Walking
Jackets for -, at Larkin's Peoples Dry
Goods House, 100 and Is west side
Main,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
Winter Railroad Schedule.

The winter time tables OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad will 90 into ef-
feet next Sunday, November 20. The
only change OF considerable importance
will he the addition of the Pittsburgh
express trains, heretofore noted. The
westbound train, No. n, will leave Bal
timore about p. NJ. and pass through
Cumberland about 1915 4. NJ. The
eastbound train, No. %, will leave
Pittsburgh about ga. NJ. and Cumber-
land about $50 T.. NJ, arriving in Balti-
more about $50 p. NJ. In the time Of
the present trains changes will be made
rs follows: West bound express No. .,
leave Cumberland at 2:45 \. NJ, present
time 2:l0 4. NJ. Wheeling accommoda
ton, No. 6, G:35 \. NJ, present time
7:25. Mail train west, No. IA, leave
Cumberland 500 p. NJ, present time
4 p'rlprL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
st. James Hotel, November IA, 1881

F. Fisher. City. J. X. Jacobs, Pitts.
A. Franzheim, City. DIG LOngwOrth. Boston
y. :. Mcclure, City. A. f.. Breast, MartnEv c
J. A Topping, City. W. i. stephenson. y.
II. Conant, City. C. B. Wheeler. y * O.
". ;. Stosherry B.6 o. 4. J. Blanchard .Cleyc-
sc. Sandey, Evansv'e laud.
6. D. Gallon. Newark. &. I. Leonard, Bcllaire.
CIV Mc|asliu ClCvel'd \. MCFadien, CS!'Z.
J " .Buffaln, Chicago. W. TursasOn William
W. S.MitChell. Chic port.
O. H. Barr, New York ;. L Humid, Gu mbcrI 1.
Ii. MaOrasey New York. J. !. Thics. city.
L. Aikens, New York, J.W .McSRvar Newark
r. UaberkOrn, y. Y. A. h. HOgc Phila
4. B Baird, Pittsburgh. ". r. ellison, Cumbcr-
&. II. Hutsou, Pitts. land.
W. II Harvey. Wcllsb'G John Davis. City.
- : Cooper, Denver. T.. Wesley, Wayncsb'g
T. Pctou, Denver, !. Stern. Phila,
&. II. Shiuu. F&i-mOut. j. Gross, Piilade!phia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
Two Sua;j Fires.

The roof ui the residence OF MIS-.
MARY Davis, living on the corner
OF Jacob and Thirty-ftth streets,
caught tire yesterday evening,
shortly before six O'Clock. The fire Was
irumedist,ly rxIu-uish,d with lew
buckets OF water. and but little damage
was done. An alarm was sounded
when the use was first discovered, and
was promptly responded to by the entire
department.
There was a small lire at the resi-.
dpnPe OF Andrew SoIden, on South ia
cob stuct. yesterday morning. NJ
alarm was given, AMI no damage wa'
lone. aside from IN" burning OF srlalI
tLhLn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-15
Almost YouuE Again.

Nv mother was afflicted a long time
Nth Neuralgia snh 4 DUH, heavy lnac-
,iye condition %! .h" whole system:
headache, us.vuuS prOStratlon, and WAS
almost helpless No physicians ur
n s,lirines ia her any cool. farce
mooths ago SHE began t. use Hon Bit
tsrs with such .goi elect that saeseeTS
and feels vuur@ again. although over It
Srars cd. We jh'uk there Is no other
,nsdicjra {. to use in the family. \
i1dv in Providence, L. l.-Jomn"i.