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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

Waterhouse, Walters and Wingerter-6.
There not being q four. fifths vote, I'M
der the rules, il lies over until the next
meeting, when, II il again receives .
two-thirds vote, IL becomes an ordi.
nance, provided the First Branch
pass il
Mr.. Walters introduced a resolution
ordering the Chief Marshall to place an
alarm gong In Tom Jones' cigar shop,
opposite the Hope hose house, on
Eleventh street. Jones, he said, was
foreman Of the Company, they had no
alarm, and at night never heard an
alarm. "Next thing the Chief will
bring charges against them for getting
drunk on mince pies" Laughter.
Mr.. Walters made some remarks on the
late unpleasantness; said he lived up
high on the hin, In what might be called
a high toned comnunity. III there
should be fire it would need lot OF
hose to reach there. The resolution
was referred.
1.-THE KEAPLH LECTURE"
After many struggles and laudsble eff
forts to attract the chairs attention,
Mr.. Baker gained the floor and said he
wanted to offer q resolution. All appre-
ciated the great and woRirous power OF
the press and to conciliate that power,
it should be helped. His resolution
wss to the effect that the Council attend
in body the lecture to be given this
evening at the Opera House, for the
benefit OF the Wheeling Press Club.
Mr.. Dunning offered an amendment,
that the club be requested to mark of .
section for Council to- occupy. The
entire matter was carried unani.
mously and with q hurrah,
although Mr.. Walters did object. He
thought the Ins and Outs OF the City
Building should be considered; they
were in now, but might soon find them
selves Oh.
STREET COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
The Street Commissioner reported
arresting Anthony Green for throwing
ashes on the street. The court had dis.
charged him as It was proven that the
street was in bad condition and some
thing ought to have been done. Mr..
Stevens wanted to know whether he
was to have the ordinance relating to
uunpiiB NdtIiCu Oul VI HOt. hioo, Wuet
he should tell the numerous
citizens that applied to him
to repair streets. He wanted the
wherewithal to do. The paper was re-
ferrcd.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The assessor submitted supplement.
tai water list that was referred to the
Committee on Water Works.
The Board of Assessors submitted
bill OF 1924 for q days work at $Sl
apiece, which was allowed.
Two resolutions from Mr.. Boring in
structing the Committee on Ordinances
to prepare one forbidding air guns in
saloons and the abuse of chicken cocks
by cruel or inhuman treatment by
fighting were passed.
The report OF the City Solicitor in the
Heiser case was read, (the same WAS
printed in the REGISTER Wednesday
morning) but it was found that quo.
rum Was not present, and the Branch adj
journed until next Tuesday night, that
being regular meeting night.
First Branch.
This Branch was called to order by
Mayor Egerter, the minutes read, and
there being no business, an adjourn.
ment was had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23
THE CHURCH FAIRS.

The Charitable Shows Continue to DO
Largely Attended.
Tonight is the closing one OF the two
fairs and festivals that have been In
progress on the South Side during the
week and all should attend.
THE ct. ALPHoNsus FAIR.
The attendance OF last night was
larger than that OF any previous even.
ing, in fact it was almost too crowded
for comfort. Kramer played his sweet
est, the stands were well patronized AZ Il
Father Emanuel greeted all With 4
smile.
A wax cross was awarded Mrs. carp
she having procured $23 30 to her
opponents s40p
A drawing'took place, and No. "a,
held by Mr.. John Doley, drew rocking
chair. This was the only thing drawn
from the grand lottery last evening.
A tea set was also awarded to Miss NJ.
Miller, she having SIS % to Miss Annie
Meyers 80.
A wax cross set was also AWARDED.
Mrs. Schaub procured the first one, she
having $40 30. Mrs. Mary Schenk pr, .
cured the other, she having $26 ~.
The following additional prizes are
being contested for:
Lady's Watch-Misses Annie McCor-
mack and Annie Truss.
Lady's Necklace - Misses Theresa
Klug and Theresa Heimueller.
CHURCH or THE IMMACULATE coNcKP.
To night will close the fair that has
been in progress at this church for the
past three weeks. The attendance OF
last evening was largely increased over
that OF The prect ding evenings and u q
managers are feeling quite elsted over
the appearance OF the enterprise. Fa.
ther Scheichcr is indefatigable in bis
efforts and he is ably assisted by q will.
ing corps Of lady assistants. The hail
looks very nicely in every department.
OF course the refreshment table In Z
great point OF interest, and among the
ladies there We neglected the otbt
morning 10 mention Miss Mary Cougi .
lin. A large number OF prizes are be-
ing contested for, and among them the
following:
Gold watch-James Manton, J. Ever.
EFT and Andrew MoGarl.
Gold watch = Misses Mary Carpenter
and Becky Bess.
Necklace-Misses Kate McDonough
and Lizzie Rolf.
Csrpet-Richard Habig and Mrs.
Truschel.
There are large number OF articles
in the grand lottery to be disposed Of.
To have a good time and help the cause,
90 tonight.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
An Additional Number Of Jurymen Sum.
moned.

moned.
In pursuance of an order from Part l
OF the Circuit Court, the following jurors
have been summoned 20 appear at the
Court House Tuesday morning next.
Washington District-D. ]. Moran,
\. G. Harrcll, John ZOeckler and WIN.
Ripley.
Hadiscn-Thcs. Z. McLain, ]. NJ.
Clark, Jacob Berger and n. u Hunter.
Cay-G. FL. Mendel, Aug. Polla k,
J. 4. Miller, j. NJ. Paxton and J. F.
Nlerriman.
Union-Geo. Kingdom, Thos. Mar
shall. john Bodley, II. Amick AMI
Charles Bulger.
C,n;re-Henry Godfrey, F. G. A.
Frederick, Andrew Wilson, Jr., and
Christian Blum.
webster-W. III. Johnston, James A.
Lancaster. ThOs. Harris and Char,ts
Hildebaud.
Ritchie-Robert COwan, Geo. Bowers,
Sr. Geo Bowman and Peter Becker.
Triadelphia-Thomss Orr and A. j..
Cecil.
Liberty-Abe McCclloch and A. r.
Jacob.
Richland-Newton Shannon and I.
G.. Phillips.
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To-Niaht's Lecture.

Arrangements have been completed
and a good house assured for the lee
lure, tonight, by Jacob kemple, for the
benefit of the Wheeling Press Club.
Before the lecture. a beautiful concert
will be given by Hramer's full orches-
ira. Prot 10 has prepared some ex-
quisite music for the occasion, and il
alone will be worth the price OF admis-
sion. The lecture will be rare treat TO
those who delight in the humorous.
Some Of Jake's' Washington experience
was decidedly rich, as he occasionally
rubbed against the "big bugs" and some
Of the experience Of Wheeling boys in
Washington will be told in Jake's inim-
table way. Various local matters will
be woven in IN an amusing style, and
will be laughab,e enough.
Secure your seats at Banners, and
avoid the necessity Of picking one at the
house. No extra charge for reserved
seats at Banners
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TIN RIvnn ROAD.
Ohio County Vents Instruotions-nsr-
shall and Tyler Coming Forward.

Ohio County Wants Instructions
shall and Tyler Coming Forward.
The Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio
county met, yesterday morning. TO con.
slider q petition from quite Q number OF
the prominent citizens OF the county,
asking the Board to lay levy for direct
taxation, to raise the sum Of 5000,
Ohio county's quota Of the amount nee
essary for preliminary survey OF the
Wheeling, Petersburg and Charleston
railway. The petition briefly sets forth
the importance OF the road and Its value
to our people and asks the Board to ex-
ercise its prerogative to levy Q tax Tor
the purpose therein mentioned. 1t has
large number of signers both from
city and county and they represent Q
great percentage the taxable property.
There was an evident disposition on
the part OF the Board to grant the prayer
OF the petitioners, but some doubt Was
expressed as to the legality OF the pro-
ceeding. Therefore land as the Board
was booked for trip TO Short Creek 1t
was decided to meet again this morning
and have legal advice upon the subject
MARSHALL COMING uF.
Our regular Moundsville correspondent
says:
At last our citizens seem to have
awakened to the importance OF taking
some action toward contributing their
quota to the fund for surveying. etc,
the route OF the new river railroad. The
Council at their last meeting con.
sidered the feasibility OF subscribing
81 900, and raising this amount by direct
taxation, which they can easily and law
fully do. While their charter does not
permit them to make levy exceeding
80 cents on the 500. that amount has
never been reached. The past levies
have only been IS cents on the 500.
The town is now We learn out OF debt.
Ii will only take q small additional levy
to raise the desired amount Many oil
our prominent citizens are Ia favor oil
this plan, and We feel warranted in say
ing that Moundsvile will be promptly
on hand with her quota.
TYLER HARD At WORK.
A .Sistersville correspondent writes
that the people OF Tyler are we'll pleased
with the interest manifested by the
III tHC W. 49,
hopes all counties alon- the river will
come promptly to tine with the re-
auired amounts. OF Lis own county ,he
proceeds as follows:
The citizens OF the township IN our
county through which the road will
pass. realize its importance, and will be
ready with their amount for the survey.
We will have a meeting here next
week in its interest Ii
is steadily gaining in favor
with our farmers who own land through
which il will pass. Many at first who
said they would claim damages now
saw they will give the right Of way; but
few, il any, (from information obtainedD
will now object or claim any damage.
The best class OF our farmers oil our
town who ship back from the river are
solid for the railroad. What's the news
from Ohio county?
Respectfully yours,
J. NJ. DARE.
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sBHPH11D AID Pr,oor
Announcements FOR the Various P,.s.,
Worahfn. To,mo,r,-

Aunounesmsnts Sor the Various P,.... .
Worship. Tomorrow.
Tomorrow 10 the First Sunday Ain.
Easter. A~f
Fourth Street n. E. Church s.,v;,..
Rev. E. W. Ryan, Presiding Elder m
preach ct 7:0 r. Il. Communin.
1880 A. n. Bishop Warren viii leSsnsA
Monday night.
In the Third Presbyterian Chm,
Rev. ]. G. Lyle will preach st lO.S.a
=. Subject, "Casting Bread upon ~.
Waters, and at 1902. =. SubIsc, .hs
Free Gift to AL" Sunday School :.
Pm.
First Reformed Episcopal Cbu,rh
Mozart Hall. Rev. VIM. Barnes, Recto,'
Sabbath School DAN. Public servics.
at 1890 A. u. and 7:S0 p. n. Morn;ns
theme: entire Conservation" Fvsrs
ing theme: "Defniteness in Religion"
Prayer meeting and lecture weinesi.,
1880 P. 4. Singing circle Friday 7:SO ,
4. Seats free.
Preaching tomorrow at the Discipls.,
Church at IL A. n. and 7:30 p. ~, by m.
pastor. Sunday School at 10 A. y.
international Sunday School lesso,
tomorrow, second quarter OF lssl. No
4, Covetousness. Luke Xii 1921. Gold.r
tSxt: Take heed and beware Of covet.
ousnsss."
English Evangelical Lutheran Chureh
Sixteenth street, Rev. :. B. Barnit1, n.,.
tor, will preach at 1890 A. n. and "a
p. II. tomorrow. Morning them.
swell spoken words." Evening sub.
ject, Unconscious influence" Sund,,
School at 2 o'clock. Lesson illus,rs.
tons and address.
Services in the First Presbyterian
Church on tomorrow; the pastor, Rev.
ID. A. Cunningham. d. D., will preach
at l0:3) A. Il. and 7P.n. The eleventh
annual meeting OF the Woman's For.
eipn Missionary Society OF the Presby.
terrain Church will be held in the rint
church Of this city, beginning at nine
O'Clock on next Wednesday morning
the 9th, and continuing in session IN.
Ill noon on Friday, the 18th. On Thurs.
day evening at half past seven O'Clock.
the Rev. Arthur Mitchell, ID. D., the
pastor OF the First Church Of Cleye.
land, Ohio, will deliver an interesting
address upon the subject Of foreign
missions. Both ladies and gentlemen
are invited 20 this meeting, especially
the gsntlemen. A social meeting OF N,
delegates and Christian people Of v heel.
ing will be held in the Second Presby.
terisn church on Wednesday evening.
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AAhIR I; AAlTEHB.
Sayings and Doings at tho Wharf and on
tho River.

Sayings aud DoIngs at tho wharf and on
tho River.
The marks last evening indicated that
the river WAS falling somewbst. thefs
heing but II feet . inches in IN. channel.
Busincss was lively oil day long
Test. Lawrence arrived early and
wi.n a good trip. Capt. List would like
10 take his boat out promptly and Tor
that reason oil freight should be prompt.
~ on hand.
The Courier il the regular packe, io'
Parkersbury this morning; the G. ".
Bachelor will clear for Pitt,burg and 81
2P. n. the Welcome will leave Tor Msta.
morss. All good boats and will give
satisfaction.
The Joseph Stone and Bengal Tiger
passed up yesterday with biz TOYS Of
smpties.
The big Montana passed up sbon, :
o'clock.
The Buckeye State 10 due down this
morning, bound for Cincinnati.
PirTsBUKGH, April 22 River y feet .
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CINCINNATI, April 22-River ~ feet
O inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. Arriyed-Ben Franklin. Mem
pbis. Depsrted-Andes. Wheeling; sd
yer Cloud, Tennessee river; vint shin.
kle Memphis; Will Kyle. New o.
leans.
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PERSONAL PoIarS.
The Sayings and Doinss OF People We
Know.

Tno oeytu8s eno D"n8s VI Eeopto ~
Know.
DR.. d. w. johnson Q very agreeable
young gentleman and one OF the besuI
OF Louisville, KY, 10 in the city on bus.
ness stopping ut the Mcclure.
Miss Mary Seabright will 70 TO Wash.
ington, d. c., to-day, 10 visit = young
lady friend there.
Miss Kate Geoghegsn, who visited
Miss Matte Gibson, OF the South Side.
last fall, died at her home at Pittsburgh.
last week.
President Jarrett, OF the Amaleauna,ei
Association, is stopping at the Mcclure
Joseph Crosby, Esq VI Isnesville.
accompanied by his vile, arrived at the
Mcclure. yesterday.
X. NJ. Eaton, Esq DIST Clairsville, is
n the city.
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To.Hiebt's Concert.

Before Mr.. Kemple begins his lecture
this evening, there will be q delightful
concert given by that superb musical
organization, Kramer's orchestra, which
has kindly offered its services TO the
boys OF the Press Club and for which
they are under obligations. The musi-
cal programme will be a. follows:
1. Golden Crown Overture.
IL. Aurora Overture.
IN. selections and March from "Boe0eeic.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

Foop for the brain and nerves that
will invigorste the body without intoxi-
eating Is what We need in these Gays Of
rush and worry. Psrkers Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies, soothes the
nerves and brings good health quicker
than anything you can use.-Tibune.
See other column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

ID. GuBdling a. Co. offer n
beautiful sIOcK Of Mems, Boys
Youths and Chiidren's Cloth
in :. bought recently and ~ low
figures, comprising all the late
Mes. We have the nObbiest
Chiidren-s and Boys Clothing
iD tire city.
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New CASH Grocery Store.

Those in want OF choice goods in
staple and fine groceries, will find il to
their interest 20 call on NJ. q. Crawford,
at No. 1910, corner OF Market and
Eleventh streets. His goods are all
fresh and OF the best quality, and pur-
chased with q view OF Supplying the
wants Of all. lie will do strictly cash
business. Cash buyers will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
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4lbeelins Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements

Brass Bird Cagcs-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Wantsd-Agents.
Letter List.
Wanted to Buy-Furniture, Carpets,
&c.
A New LOt-Stanton & Davenport.
Zig Boom in Observation-Disclosures
Gallery.
wholesale Departmental. Blum x
Bro Head Of Local.
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Weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, April %, | A. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair
weather in the northern portion, east
v,erirg 10 south winds, lower barome-
ter. stationary or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes fair weather,
variable winds, mostly south, lower bar
cmeter, stationary or higher tempera-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

ID. Cunsllipg AZ Co have the
most complete line OF Fancy
a'eTcaie shirts and % handsome
assortment of Hosiery. includ.
ing 81 lire OF imported Hose.
'sl,e latest sly les Of Gents Neck
wear in a ! Shapes and cOiOrs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23
pvvv,rrRE loss of the hair nowadays

PREuAruRE loss of the hair nowadays
may be entirely prevented BY the use Of
Burnett's Cocaine. IL has been used
in thousands of cases where the hair
was coming out in handfuis, and has
never failed to arrest its decay, it pro-
notes healthy and vigorous growth,
and it Is at the same time unrivalled as
a soft and glossy dressing for the hair.
BURNErr's Flavoring Extracts are the
best, strongest and most healthiul. Sold
everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

u. GundIing AZ Co. offer the
finest line Of silk Handker-
chief. Domestic and Foreign
Su-penS,er We have the Ar
gOsey. the GuyOt and many
ether styles. for which we are
The exclusive agents.
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CLAM NOUP

Al the Fountain Saloon every
morning. Something excellent.
Give me a call.
HENRY EEHNERT,
Il37 Market Street.
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VIZ ere selling good ~ Brown huS
lin Ut @c. Geo. q. Roth.
lnoevaIoh.

j. A. Bcratch, druggist, Ruihven'
Ont. writes: Il have the greatest rono'
dencs In your Bufdcck Blood Bitter
In one case with which an personally
acquainted their success vas almost 10
credible One Isdy told me that bal :
bottle did her Dors go:d than bundred;
OF DOLLAR worth OF medieine she be-
previously taken" Luahlin Bfo~-
Co. Agents, Wheeling.
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A Pitiable Sight

Is to zee man with his cheeks sunken,
his eyes glazed, his teeth all gone, fresco-
ing the floor wherever he happens to be
with the juice Of bad tobacco. Chew
Millers Good Enough and avoid this
yourself. Wa
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SPECIAL Notice.
Tue Best Thing Ever Placed Before ths
pni,tlo

Tue Best Thing Ever Placed Before tbs
Public"
USIox Nils, PLuRiAxxA Co.. Va, |
April 2, 1881. !
LasgAIia Bros. & Co:
0urLExEx:-PIease send me Of ooct
SIX dozen Of your Worm Syrup. Tho
cures are wonderful, and II 10 The be&
yermifuge ever placed before the pubic.
One bottle brought l03 worms from ope
child, and in thre. other cases from %
70 IS wornA The children had been
poor and feeble Tor eighteen months, and
are nov in good health.
Respectfully yonn.
DrDLEY X. PosTos.
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ID. GuuIlIing a. 90. have an
Immense line Of W hite Vests I'm
EugIish Duck Marseilles and
NaIisns IintS, az all prices, al
.lU Twelfth street.
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Tnsrrrmetor Record.

As taken at Sehnep!'s Opera House
druy store;
FRIDAY.
lsSO ISL.
ir.u.l2S.Sr N7P.S TAM. u n. sr.x.7r; n
r, v 50 20 - 70 q 81
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MINIATURES ROCK

The celebrated Phillip Best
Brewing Company y Book Beer
On draught al
III. BEUMENBERG'S,
Il5l Market Street.
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The famous Cbautauqua lac urer,
Bishop Henry w. Warren, ID. ID, Gil
deliver bis lecture on the "Porcrs Of
Sunbeam" In Fourth Street Church,
Monday night, April 18th. Tickets y
cents, at Mr.. John Bailie,s ticket 0tiins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

Go TO Laughlin Bros & Co. for Mn-
Freeman'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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An Editors Haopfpess.

Like any other msn's. may be insured
by using MiiIer's Good Enough Nssy
Plug Tobscco, which. when cheese,
seused the feeli x 81 pleasure lying do
mant In our rsfss 70 psrmesis :"
whole beipR. TA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

You can get everything you want In
the way Of Dry Goods ct Geo. g. Roth's,
- he has the largest stock Of Dry Goods
ever bought on the south side Of the
creek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

BISHOP WARREN, ID. D., one OF the
most eloquent and scholarly men Ct the
country, will lecture in the Fourth
Street NJ. +. Church, on Monday even
Ing, pril 18th, on "rhe Forces OF Sun.
beam" Tickets, 25 cents; for sale at
Rallies ticket office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

HENRY LKHxrRT has splendid Clam
Soup on hand every morning 1t his
Fountain Saloon, No. 1887 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is
nutricious and healthful. All good
housekeepers use it G. S. Feeny, Pro-
prietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

A GRAND social will be held at Park.
ers Hall tonight. A tempting supper,
ice cream. lemonade and other good
things In abundance. GO and go for
yourself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

CLAM Soup at the Fountain Saloon
every day. 1882 Market street.
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WoRns are the bane Of most children,
bat they cannot thrive II yeu uss Ne.
IAin's Candy. Every box warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

BoILs pimples, and all blood diseases
are cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Seacher." Sold by all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

A JOB in 25c Dress Goods, reduced to
Ice. Ali eolors, bronze, prune, garnet,
brown, blue, etc. Geo. G. Roth,
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SPARKLING GEMS.
THINGS Of BEAUTY AND Joys FOR
EVER.

The Brilliant Diamond, the Rich Ruby, and
the Mellow Light Of the 0paI-A
feas, ofBeauty and Brightness
for the Eyes Of Those who
Love the Radiant
Flash Of the
level.
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FLoro's Ice Cream Parlors. No. lG
sixtssnth street, will be open nov us'"
the end of the seaeo1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

MoRSINs GLORY BAKING POWDER
is strictly pure. All 6rst class grocers
sell it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

TIE Philip Best Brewing Company's
Milwaukee Book at Henry Blumenberg's
to-day.
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A TuLLlipe OF black and colored Cash-
mere, oil shsdss and very cheap for cash,
ct Geo. @. Roth's.
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Go TO the Fountain Saloon for plate
OF that excellent Clam Soup. 1887 Mar.
ket street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

MILWAUKEE Book Beer all this week
AZ Louie Schwalb's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

MILWAUKEE, Book Beer all this week
at Louie Schwalb's.
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E. CHRISTIAN will pay cash for all
second hand furniture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

DoN'r forget that Henry Blumenber,
has Milwaukee Book on tap to-day.