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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16
ITEMS OF INDIVIDUALS.

Points Of Personal Interest and Notes Of
People.
Major Tom Norton has gone to Col
orado.
Ed. $. Norton and wife have gone
down the river on visit.
Claude 5. Jarvis, travelling auditor OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, is in
the city.
Ferd. X. Swami and F. q. Warren
are out in a new journalistic venture.
The child's name will be The Call.
Miss Augusta Pollock, OF this city,
and Miss Lulie Rsmbo, OF Logan, o ,
have carried of the first and second
honors, respectively, of the Wheeling
Female College.
Gardner Jackson, Esq, in q pub
lished card, returns thanks for the
kindness of Drs. Edwards and Harvey,
and Col. Ed. Norton, during his recent
sickness here.
Miss Name Houser, Of Cadiz, has
been spending a pleasant visit with Mrs.
Jacob Berger, on North Main street.
which she terminated, on Saturday, and
is now the guest OF the Misses Kenne-
dy. of Pittsburgh.
Jskob kemple, ESQ, at the earnest
solicitation OF Ferd. b. Swami and other
prominent men OF Charleston, will lee
ture in that place on Thursday next, on
the "Ins and Outs Of Social Life in
Washington" Admission % cents, and
the trouble to begin promptly at 8.
Major Will. Jackson, Governor Jack
sons son and accommodating Secretary,
left Saturday evening on the st. Law
renee for a short visit to his home, Par
kersburg. The Major is somewhat OF a
newspaper man, being the versstils
Wheeling correspondent for q Parkers-
burg paper.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Murder and Suicide at Atchlson. X

Murder and Suicide at Atchlson. Ks.
ATcHIsoS, May IA brutal murder
and u eide occurred in this city at 8
o'clock this evening. Chas. Given,
cook at the Atlantic House, met his wife
Louise, who is a waiter in Walkers
restaurant, on Fifth street, and after
few mo .ient's conversation, drew a pts.
toll and began firing at her. She at.
tempted to run, but fell at the second
shot. The man emptied four barrels oil
the pistol into her body, and then, plac.
ing the weapon against his head, sent
the remaining ball crashing through
his brain. Both were dead In a few
moments. The woman was shot
through the head. Given and his vile
came TO this city from Iowa, last De.
cember. lie was drunken brute aud
abused his wife, aud in March last she
left him, finding employment in res
tsurant He came into the restaurant
this evening and asked to see her and
together they walked out OF the back
door. A moment later the tragedy &c
Cured. Mrs. Given, it is said, has rcla-
tives in Quincy, ILL.,, and those who
knew her here say she was woman Of
excellent character and had been gross
w abused by her husband.
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GATHERING OF GALENs.
The Meeting of the State Medical Associ-
alton Next Wednesday.

alton Next "Wednesday.
The Committee OF Arrangements OF
the Ohio County Medical Association
met Saturday evening in the rooms OF
the Board Of Education, and proceeded
to complete all the arrangements and
programmes for the entertainment OF
the State Medical Association, which
convenes IN this city next Wednesday,
and at which il is expected about sixty
physicians from tae State will be pres
ent. The Wheeling doctors have been
working industriously to make the en-.
tire affair success, and from the make
up of the committees IL cannot Tail to be
such. and b.th pleasant and profitable
To those attending.
s5The society will meet in the Supreme
Court room at the State House; Wed
nesday the Presidents Address Com
mittee reports and like matters will be
the order of the day. In the evening
DIR. J. +. Reeves will tender the society
reception at his house on Centre
Chapline street.
Thursday, the election OF officers will
take place and papers will be read. In
the evening magnificent and sumptu-
GUS banquet will be given at the New
Mcclure, tossts and good fellowship gen.
orally being the winding up part.
An endeavor will be made to have
the society remain over Saturday for
the purpose OF showing the city and it's
interests. The society is composed OF a
scholarly gentlemen, whom 1t will
pleasant to nave in the city,
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CAPITOL CHATTER.
N otes and News from the Various State
Departments.

Notes and News from the Various State
Departments.
Saturday was dull day.
Col. Butcher is putting in good work
for his department.
Land Clerk Baker, OF the Auditors
Office, is down on old.fogyism from base.
Chief Clerk Hedrick is not fond OF
music-when produced by a reporter.
Major Will Jackson accompanied the
st. Lawrence excursonists as far as his
Parkersburg home.
Governor Jackson has another par.
don on his string, and from all accounts
the subject is worthy one.
Sheriff George A. Lilly, OF Summers,
with Mr. Clark, hIs deputy, were at the
Auditors Office on Saturday, having
Just lodged Geo Washington IN the
penitentiary. This is not the first in
war" etc, George, bat a Colorei horse
thief, who will board with Supsiiniend-
ent West, at Moundsville, for four
years.
On Saturday, Secretary Of State Stall.
maker issued certificate II incorpora.
ton to the Morgan Mill Company, an
association formed for the purpose OF
manufacturing flour. feed, etc, with
principal office AT Charleston. w. Va,
and one to the Richmond and ksnawha
Coal and Lumber Company, an organi-
cation for mining aud carrying on the
lumber business, with principal office at
Richmond, Va.
Chief Clerk Bill, at the Auditors Of.
flee, has a new route for the lIempfeld
extension. He wants the company TO
remove the property on its ground at
the corner Of Water and Twenty first
streets, aud curve its line over that
ground so as to run up the creek, or up
South street, at grade sufficiently high
to admit OF teams passing under the
track. Then, OF course, tire grand union
depot is to be built on the Hempfeld
urnnDH
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Ladies'.
We Ike for you 10 know that 10 shall


We like for you 10 know that xs shall
offer this week bargains. We mean
bargains in fine goods. We are now
opening our second stock oil the season
and we have secured some handsome
goods which We will show you this
week. We would like to mention some
to day but for fear our freight may be
delayed and We would disappoint you;
but II you are out come in and zee. You
were surprised this season ct some OF
the fine goods We sold 30 much cheaper
than other houses, bat assure you
We have still greater surprise for you.
We can show you to day % pieces OF
Lupin's best fine French lace Buntings.
never before retailed for less than 10
cents per yard, at 32l cents. These are
to take the place Of the Bnntinys We
sold about two weeks ago. Now don't
you wait il you wish to get one OF them,
as we have only - pieces, and We know
We could sell 100 pieces Wholesale at
that price. Ten new patterns OF sum.
mer silks added TO our specials, at 47a
cents per yard. The new corners will 10
out ias'. Come is early in The day a.
possible. -.
To.morrow we will have something
to say that you will feel interested to
read. |. Blum & Brc.. ll04 Main street.
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Supreme Court.

This Court met at the usual hour on
Saturday morning. ali the Judges being
present except Judge johnson, aud the
following business was transacted:
In the case OF John +. Ninal vs., A. s.
Core RRd h. ). Compton, from the Cir
cult Court OF Wood county. the iudg.
ment was reversed aud the cause re.
manded for new Trial. Opinion by
Green.
In the case OF J. b. Bsckwlth vs.. W.
p. Thompson, ct al, from the Circuit
Court Of Wood county, the judgment
of the Circuit Court was affirmed. 0pin-
ion by Green.
In the case Of v. X. Rust VS.. Samuel
Rust ct al, from the Circuit Court OF
Kanawha county, the decision Of the
Circuit Court was affirmed. Opinion
by Hammond.
In thecase Of VIM. MeConsughy vs..
J. \. Camden ct al from the Circuit
Court Of Wood county, the decision OF
the Circuit Court vas affirmed. Opinion
by Moore.
Adjourned until Monday, Nav Goth,
at p. NJ, at which time other decisions
will be announced.
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OUR SECOND OPENING |
Spring and Summer Goods
EVERY LADY INTERESTED

Something new for every one.
Fine 6uots for about one-half
the price of one month ago.
Goods for the Hot Season in
endless varieties.
The best selections of Dress
Goods in any one establishment in
the State.
Our success in buying will save
our patrons many dollars.
Every Department changed with
New Goods almost past rscogni-
tiOn
Our Silk Department already re-
coQaizsd as TIE largest. is now the
great attraction in our house.
Our white Goods department,
whsR ali goods bought are in, will
contain over 100 different styles OF
white Dress Materials.
Our Dress Trimmings Depart
msnt contains everything new
and scarce, such as Passemente-
riss. Spanish laCes, Buttons, etc
The 8azaar already crowded
with Novelties, viii offer extra in
duCsmenss during this week.
Our Ladies Ready Made Under
garment Department contains
everything new ana handsome.
We attend 10 sell all Of the above
at lower prices than any other
house in thu trads.
There are many more reasons
why il is TO your advantage to buy
from US.
|. BLUM & BRO.
nO4 MAIN STREET.
FnrHrr
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SEVERE STORM
In Central and Southern Ohio


DAYTON, May ia cyclone struck
this city last evening, unroohng build.
iugs and doing much destruction TO
property. The loss in the city is esti
mated at upward OF 5000. The only
casualty reported is one man throsn
from a smoke stack and injured serious.
~. The reports this evening from
the neigbboIing country indicated
damages TO trees, houses and barns, but
the crops were not far enough advanced
"a be hurt II Is said 10 he the heaviest
storm since 1881, this vicinity.
CINCINNATI, May l5.-Rspors from
points IN Ohio indicate that butte q se.
we're storm crossed the Central Ohio
yesterday, uprooting trees and downing
and unroofng house. The damage TO
crops. There was some loss OF light
ming.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
CRIMES.
Pat Quinlan Shoots His Mother.

Pat Quinlan Shoots His Mother.
NKw York, May l5.-Mrs. Bridget
Quinlan, aged forty-six years, was shot
twice to night at her home, No. $50 East
Thirty-iourth street, by ner son Patrick,
eyed "a years. Patrick has spent con
siderable portion of his life in prison.
When at liberty he lives with
his parents, compelling them by threats,
to give him m oney. To night, in an in.
toxicated condition, he went to his pa.
rents room to ask for money, and was
told tina, they had no money. He be.
came violent and threatened to kill
his father and mother The father
ran out Of the room, but the mother was
kept back by force. she declared she
had no money. Her son aimed the re.
yolver at her head and fired. The bullet
st, uci her in the temple, she fell, and
he fired again, wounding her in the
arm. The wound in the temple ia
thought 10 be fatal.
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A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure OF Consumption
and all diseases that lead 10 il, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron.
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick
ling In the throat, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases OF the throat and lungs, DR..
Kings New Discovery has no equal and
has established for itself a worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
The formula from which IT is prepared
is highly recommended by all medical
Journals. The clergy and the press have
conplimented it in glowing terms. Go
to your druggist and get q trial bottle
for 10 cents, or a regular size for Sl.00.
For sale by Logan. List & Co, Wheeling
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Harvard Boat Racing.

BosToS, May 1.-THE Harvard class
boat races took place to-day over the
Charles river course, in the presence Of
an immense throDg. The distance rowed
was triAe short OF two miles, and the
race was won by the Juniors in eleven
minutes and eighteen secondA The
seniors came in second, about two and
one-hslf lengths behind. The 'S2 soph-
ignores we're third, and the fresmen .
bad fourth. Betting yesterday and this
morning was largely in favor Of 81, and
considerable disappointment is expert.
enced at the result.
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IRISH LAND LEAGUE.
Appointment Of Committees for the APP
preaching Lecture.

Appointment OF commuters ior the APP
preaching Lecture.
A very good attendance marked the
meeting yesterday, Of the Irish Land
League. at Alphonsus Hall. The meet
ing was called principally for arranging
the details OF the lecture to be given in
this city on June Goth, by NJ. NJ. OSul-
livan, the great trsverser. The follow
ing committees were appointed:
On Hall-Ed. Larkin and Thomas
Owens.
Finance, Tickets and Printing-Thos.
Owens, NJ. Gardner, p. Nicholson, ID.
McDonough, T. Lomasney and Ed.
Duffy.
Reception and Music-Ei. Larkin, I.
Owens. A. Lslly, T. Lomasney, NJ.
Thompson, C. 'Hara. p. Nicholson, Il.
Heslin, J. McGuiggan and NJ. Grogsn.
Tickets will be on sale the latter part
of this week.
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DRY GOODS
Now York

NKw YoRx. May li.-Dry Goods -
Business continues quiet with packing
houses, but jobbcrs are dong fair hnsl.
ress in staple and department goods,
The best makes ol cotton goods dull
and unsettled. Prints quiet in first
hands, but pinghams active and heavy.
CaSsimares are worsici cpa,ings IN lair
demand.
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|. BLUM & BRO.
uO4 MAIN STREET.
all1relin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inaex TO New Advertissments.

New Choice and SeaSonable Goods
Geo T. Taylor
Nail Mill Stock ior Sale - ThOs.
OBrien.
Fluliuy Machines Nesbitt < Bro.
Regular Tuesday Packet - Steamer
Anhes
Wanted Young Man.
Our second OpruiUg i. Blum & Bro.
( Head Ct Local
Grand Concert Eivcryiew Garden.
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SPECIAL Notice.
Tue Best Thing Ever Placed Before the

Toe Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"
USroS Mus, FLURrASSA Co., Va, |
April 2, 1881. {
Laughim Bros. & Co:
GxyrLENES: Please send me at once
elk dozen OF your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and it is the oes.
vermifuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought l03 worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 90
to 75 worms. The children had been
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are now in good health.
Respectfully yours.
DUDLEY h. PosToS.
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Go TO Laughlin Bros. & Co. for Mrs.
Freemsn's New National DYES. For
brightness and durability OF color, they
are unequaled. Color from . TO 5
pounds. Price, Is cents.
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Xeafher Indications.

WASHINGTON, May IL. | 4. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, fair
weather, no change in temperature,
nartherly winds, shifting to east and
south. and in the eastern portion by
rising barometer
For the Lower Lakes, light rains,
followed by clear weather, north to west
winds, becoming variable, rising bar
ome,er, no decided change in the tenn
peTatuIe.
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Bucklen's Arpica SsIve

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction in everv case, or money re-
funded. Price % tents per box. For
sale By Logan & Co., Wheeling.
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a fiiteen-dsy vacation this year, as fo!-
lows:
CLERKS.
II. c. Meyers-September Ills.
q. NJ. Harkins-August 1880.
j. T. Carroll-September Is -.
T. G. Ferguson-July Els.
Z. Carlin-June 1880.
F. Johnson July IL 80.
J. Adams-August lis
VIM. A. Jones-0ctober 80.
CARRIERS.
II. Merkel-August l-l5.
r Whitehead-July Ills.
w. Wheat-August Is 50.
III. A. Albright-September l-l5.
W. II. Plste-July 10 50.
]. B. Goodwin-September 1880.
III. Carmsck-0ctober l-l5.
+. B. ThomSs-0ctober 10 So
Chief Clerk ]. Mack Reilly left Satur-
day evening on his vacation and will
visit Baltimore and other Eastern cities.
He expects to spend some time in Wash.
ington City and New York postoftices to
learn whatever of value he can.
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London Wool 0alss.

LONDON, May l4.-At the wool sales
to -dsy 9s bales we're disposed Of. chiefly
Port Phillip, Sydney and New Zealand
The prices were firm With an anims ed
tone. Port Phillip scoured touched
March rates, greasy lambs desrsr ind
Cape unchanged.
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NAIL CRY and Reymann's Book Beer
and grand Soup Lunch, to-day, at the
Olympic Saloon, corner Market and
Twenty fourth streets. Jas. Devinny,
proprietor.
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NAIL CRY and Reymann's Book Beer
and grand Soup Lunch, to-day, at the
Olympic Saloon, corner Market and
Twenty-fourth streets. Jas. Devinny,
proprietor.
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NAIL CRY and Reymann's Book Beer
and grand Soup Lunch, to-day, at the
Olympic Saloon, corner Market and
Twenly-fourth streets. Jas. Devinny,
proprietor.
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BAD blood always causes trouble. 1t
may be family fight or boils, pimples,
itch, letter, &c; but no matter,
Lindsey's Blood Searcher" is the
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The few cpintssi
1tiOts whith have wun
throuuii,lru'r ~ man
Kind aud brroms
house % 4 words
among net only go
but many nailDns.
must have 'htnnril
NARY virtue. I'crhsIs
no one o,pfss,ur'i ~
Wide n rI',iiati"u ~
maintAiBs-i II ~ long
a. Ayers ,hsy ~
iufai IL lbAs been
known a. the IuhlS
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Annual Election for Directors Of the
Chndreu's Home.

The annual election for officers and
directors OF the Children's Home WAS
held according 10 publication at the
Bank Of Wheeling on Saturday last, and
resulted "a follOWs-the election was
very unsnimous, about ll9 votes were
polled: Henry X. List, president; John
:. Hobbs, Daniel &. List. vice presi-
dents; secretary, Louis &. Stifel; treas
urer, Miss Gertrude Lamb; directors,
Rev. 5. b. Barni;z, W. b. Simpson,
Samuel LsIghlin. Spaulding X Wallace,
W. A. List, ElwOOd Hughes, Hon. q. $.
Cranmer, A. &. Robinson. The d;rsc
tors will meet next week TO organize
and select lady managers. &c.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Wheeling City
band, on Tuesday evening, at RivervieW
Garden. Vim. Radcliffe, proprietor.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Wheeling City
band, on Tuesday evening, at Riverview
Garden. Vim. Radcliffe, proprietor.
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is
nutricious and healthiul. All good
hcusekeepers use It. G. s. Feeny, Pro-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

BEAUTIFUL and new style Gard Re-
ceiyers at Miller x Franzheim's.
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AFTER all, a gentle purgative is the
best means of curing headache, liver
complaint, biliousness, &c. Use "sel'
ers' Liver Pills"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

GRAND CONCERT by the Wheeling City
hand, on Tuesday evening, at Riverview
Garden. VIM. Radcliffe, proprietor.
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GRAND CoSckRr by the Wheeling City
band, on Tuesday evening, at Riverview
Garden. VIM. Badclide, proprietor,
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ALL the latest novelties in Silverware
at Miller 4 Franzheim's, No. 1909 Mar
ket street,
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GRAND CONCERT by the Wheeling City
band, on Tuesday evening, at Riverview
Garden. VIM. Radcliffe, proprietor.
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about forty year.. by = lolg continued s.'i"' ~
marvellous Guns that haze Won l"f CON
dcnc. In it, virtues never cIuall"d any "'hd
medrinc. II still makcs the mot 'h,. tual 'n,''
of Coughs. Cold, Consumption, that can bs
fnade by m~Iical skill Indeed, the 'bcffy Pc
tora Ihas really robbed the-. dangerous disease
Of their terror to great extent and given fosl'
Ing Of immunity from their fatal eh'.b, hsH
well founded " the remedy br mtsh ~ st.n.
Eycry family should have II IN their rlo.si iH
the ready and prompt rliofof ~ members rhi.
ness, suffering, ani even lie IL ssNsd ny us
Timely protection. The prudent should not nrr
lect n, and the Wis will MT. krp " bb l"h
Tor the pro tee ion IL afford, by IT, tim'iy zoe la
sudden attacks Prepared by
Or. ]. C. Aver T. Co., Lowell. kass.
Prarticsl and Anal y.tical ,h,Ilis's
Sold by all Druggists and Dcalcr' ibNrd dn"
jAnlDcgw
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THE SPORTS.
Pedestrian and Base Ball Con-
tests.

tests.
New YORK, May l4.-Geldert, the
pedestrian, ended the struggle q few
minutes before O'Clock tonight. The
receipts were about $500, OF which
Geldert gets 20 per cent, and out OF that
has to pay his trainer and attendants.
His fetal walking time was ll5 hours.
He was off the track "a hours. Geldert's
total score sol miles.
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GRAND CoScEKT by the Wheeling City
band, on Tuesday evening, at RivervieW
Garden. VIM. Radcliffe, proprietr.
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End Of the Chicago Walk.

CHICAGO, May li.-At 10 o'clock to.
night the pedestrians in the O'Leary
match retired. Hartman had made $50
miles, being the best score by nine miles
on record for heel.and toe walking.
Tracey made 523 miles; krohne, go;
Struckee, ijS; Faber, $50; Csmpana,
375. The latter alone tailed to get a
prize. Hartman got 81 900, and 81 $50
was divided among the others.
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Tnor.rn.nat,r Reoord

"a tatea a, Schnepfs Opera House
drug store:
NAFtrDAV.
81 - 90 - SO ~ % -
SUNDAY.
kSl 1871.
T.S.less FN.7P.N. IAN. I2N.SPN ?. "
~ q 20 e. 80 - - -
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NAIL CRY and Reymann's Book Beer
and grand Soup Lunch, to-day, at the
Olympic Saloon, corner Market aud
Twenty.fourth streets. Jas. Devinny,
proprietor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

MoRSINa GLORY BAKING POWDER
is strictly pure. All 6rs; class grocers
ell H.
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ELEGANT silver CAKE Baskets at Mil
ler & Franxheim's.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtora|

For Diseases III the ThroA, AMI Lungs, such 80
Coughs. Colds, NhOopiug Cough. BfOn
Chitis Asthma AMI ,ousumptIon.
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A FULL line OF all the latest styles OF
Mantel Ornaments at Miller and Franz.
helms.
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Base Ball.

CLEVELAND, o May flight hun.
dred people attended the ga ne to LAY.
Score: Boston-0, o, o, 0, ., o. ., ], o
Is. Clevelands-O, 90. =, o, =. q, o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16
CinoinnAti.

CIscixS, May iI.--llogs- Quiu
common 81 55Cd5 -, lirht and medium
s. GOC68 90; heavy packing s. I5Ca5 ".
butchers So O0ta6 -. Receipts $50 head
shipments 5i5 head.