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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
TAN rIRsT THEATRE.
The Last Of Wheeliog's Frat Thespis,
Temple.

The Last Of Wheeltog's Frat PEefpian
Temple.
An Oh frame structure On the corner
of Byrcn and Thirteenth streets ives
torn down yesterday. " hich, under ordi-
nary circumstances would have attract
ell no attention and caused no COM
ment; but in this case there is an inter-
esting history attached, which carries US
far back into the early days Of the city.
That building was erected in 1926 and
stood en- Eleventh street (then Union)
at the southwest corner OF Alley q. 1t
was built by a company OF gentlemen
headed by the late DR.. John Eotf and
was the first theatre OF Wheeling. 1t
was extensively patronized by the PEG.
pie, though principally used for private
theatricals. Very many gentlemen,
most Of whom are now dead, fired the
spark Of genius and then on its stage first
famed il into flame.
After running along thus for some
years, the theatre was moved, on wheels,
and set up on the corner OF Eot anu
Fifteenth streets, on the lot now occu-
pied by the Loring building, and the loi
now occupied by J. Ii. Good, ESQ. Bus
mess here continued brisk and new
scenery was added. The special feature
OF the scenery was that 1t was
made up of local views. The street
scene took in the residence and office OF
DR.. Eoff, over the latter appearing the
familiar legend: "Eof's Pills"
Finally the theatrical business grew
dull and the Thespian temple was me:
tamorphosed into a summer garden and
then into dancing hall. II the year eigh-
teen hundred and thirty odd, a very fine
dress ball was held there, which Is yet
remembered by our older citizens.
Years after, the historic building was
removed to its present site, on Geo. W.
Johnson's lot, and converted into q
dwelling and as such has since remain
ed. Now it is torn down and in it's
place will rise two handsome brick res
licences and the memory of the first
theatre OF Wheeling will disappear for
ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07

PRoBABLY not one man in ten knows
how good shirt can be got in half a
dozen Wheeling stores for dollar. You
don't, il you hav'nt looked. The merch-
ants call them fine. You don't believe
they are fine, very likely, but that's be-
cause you hay'nt L Gked.
What's the use in guessing wrong
about an easy matter that you're inter.
ested in knowing the right OF? You
know fine linen, don't your You know
good work, don't you? Look at the
hslf.a-dozen best OF them put their half
a.dozen best together, and then look at
our S7i cent shirt. Ii IS terrible shirt
But what makes you so good natured I?
0ughtn't a man to be cross when he's
oornered? Yet don't be backward.
Step up and ask to see that terrible shirt
at the Bazaar, ll08 Main street.
Our Summer Silks are rare beauties.
Our specialtIes in Black and Colored
Silks meet with favor.
Our Dress Goods are moving lively.
Come, come every day. Something new
this day. !. Blum x Bro, ll04 Main
street.
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Transfers.

The following cunyeyances OF real es-
tate were recorded in the Ctiice of the
Recorder, yesterday:
A deed made April 6, 1881, by Henry
Michel and wife to jos. VI. Hamilton,
all OF Wheeling. OF the north half of lot
No. -, situated on the east side OF Main
street, between Third and Fourth streets.
Consideration ST ,7G0
A deed made September D, 1870, bv
the Merchants National Bank OF West
Virginia TO Julia Chi>nsli, Of the south
part OF the east half Of lot No 6S, in that
part ef Wheeling known ~ the Fourth
ward. Consideration $40
A deed made April l. 1881, by Joseph
Schafer and wife 10 Caroline, wife IL
Henry Juergsns, in consideration Of
s9O0, al the east half of that parcel OF
ground situated on Zines Island addi-
lion TO the city, aSlaid out Henry Moore
and known rs lot No. 81.
A deed made April 4, 1851 by Eiizl-
beth j. Pannell to Charles W. Seabright.
all Of the city of Wheeling, OF one-half OF
lot No. AZ, situated on the west side of
Main street, in the Fifth ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
THREE CARD MONTE.
How O Young German was Fleeced Out
ofsl, zoo.


ofsl,eoo.
Again the newspapers are called upon
TO record a fleeing game -the old, old
game, OF an innocent person with q big
roll OF money, falling in with some
sharpers, the little innocent game of
three card monte, coming to the front
and the money skipping as well as the
sharpers. The circumstances are as fol-
lows:
Tuesday ycung German, name I'M
known. came to this city and took
train on the Central Ohio for the West.
He came from up the river, in Ohio
somewhere, where he had sold his farm
and small tanrery for 81 900, and was
going West to settle. On the train were
three sharpers, who first engaged
in conversation with him, anu
then bet that he badSno money.
He showed his roll and one sharper ap..
parently lost the bet. Soon they started
the three card game and the German be-
coming interested bet 500. He lost
and took out his roll to pay when it was
suddenly grabbed from him, they pulled
the bell cord, the train slowed up and
the gang jumped and disappeared in the
woods near Belmont. All Of this was
done so suddenly, that although con-
stable belonging to Belmont was on the
train he was not quick enough.
The German left the train at Belmont
and after the usual laws delay, assisted
by country Justice, officers were start.
ed out They thought their men had
gone to Wheeling but in this they were
evidently mistaken for the police in
dulged in thorough search, yester-
day, IN connection with the two
officers from Belmont, and nothing
was heard or seen OF the fugitives until
late in the evening, when word was re.
ceiyed that led them to believe that the
rascals had doubled on them and gone
out the Central Ohio; accordingly the
two officers lett on the late train last
evening.
The chief OF the sharpers was Charles
Lynn, a character that has figured in
criminal acts in this vicinity before thl'.
He is more familiarly known as the
preacher" owing to the fact that his
garments are OF clerical cut.
The question again arises, will people
never learn to beware OF strangers IN
strange places
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BELLA1RE BITS.
Board Of Trade Meetire-The Lean EI-
hib,tion-Personal and General Notes
Ibara will he q rom Detitiye examina-

Hoard Of Trade Meetfrg-The Loan Ex-
northumberland and General Notes
There will be a competitive e2smlna-
ton held n this city on the 26th OF this
month for an appointment as cadet at
West Point. Here is an opportunity
for some OF our bright Young men.
Mrs. ]. B. BarnhiIl will entertain the
Episcopalan Social at her residence on
Guernsey street tonight. All are re-
spectful!y invited to attend these soclals.
Miss Annie kirkpatrick returned to
this city from Londonville, W. Va, on
Tuesday.
The Board OF Trade meets at the City
Hall tonight. This is a grand under
taking to our merchants, and every
business man should make IL his busl-
ness 10 attend and use his influence Tor
the benefit OF his town. Don't fail 10 go
tonight at p. NJ. sharp.
Mrs. l.. Simon and child OF this city,
are visiting their friends in Baltimore.
The same wild beast that so nearly
killed little girl on Thirty-third street,
on Tuesday, was roaming around on
Yesterday and seeing John Brown made
at him, but he shot il in the neck. 1t
was caught by its owner, Mr.. Borham, q
butcher, and taken TO his pens, where
it is hoped it will never leave again
alive. :. =,
Mrs. David Workman, aged 81, died
at her residence, / miles south OF town,
Yesterday morning. Her husband,
aged 90, was buried about one week
ago. The funeral is to-day at l:3O p. NJ.
The city was full OF tramps yesterday.
The B. & o. Company are repairing
their power house at this place.
Frank S. Davidson's musical and elo.
| cutionary entertainment will be at the
NJ. +. Church this night week.
Mr.. Herman Long is back from the
West.
The old reliable No. 3, in the G. & r.
yards at this city, broke down, yester-
day, and was taken to the shop. No. W
is at work In her stead.
DIR. Updegraf passed through the city
Yesterday, en- route 10 Cincinnati.
Nine. Fry's Musical Concert Combi-
nation will show for the benefit OF the
Hecla Club, OF this city, on Monday
evening next.
The Loan Exhibition is coming on
| gradually. The citizens are dong all III
their power toward contributions.
Special police will be on hands all the
time TO take care OF property, so every
thing will be safe. The committee
would heartily receive anything III the
way of curiosities The new pottery at
Steubenvile will have iull assortment
OF their work on hand.
Mrs. A. Gray is moving her conlec
tionery store from the Second ward to
door next TO the postOtiice.
A horse belonging to the Howe Ma
chine Company became balky while in
harness, yesterday. and succeeded in
breaking a wheel of the wagon before il
was satisfied.
Haworth's Humorous Company is
billed for the city hall on the 10Th. Bel
laire needs an opera house. Who is the
man to invest?
Attend the Board OF Trade tonight.
Mr.. James McElroy, oil Wcllsburg,
was in the city, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07

Mich cows were steady. Quotations,
Extra, 6i@6tc; good. 6s66ic; medium
5;@6c; common, 5t@5i; bulls an
cows, s.@6c; calves, 6@7ic mich covs.
Dresaed beef was active and &c nc,
pound higher. Sales: 2C9 Thos. Brad.
ley, at S!@ DC; 63 c. S. Dengler. NJ 80
SIC; 9S a. A. Boswell. at Shi9lc: IL
W. ii. Brown, at SG9ic; 5lJ. + Low
den at Si@9c; % J. Wells, at StGsc: "A
J. L. McClsy, at SiG9c l9l Mems &
Bro, at SG9c.
Sheep were moderately active: and
prices were &c per pound higher. We
quote: Extra at 6s6G6ic; good At G.
(a6lc; medium a, 6l@6sc; common a.
5sG6c; culls at 5!@5sc; lambs at "a
7!c; springers at a 0a97 20.
Samuel Stewart sold COS head OF
dressed sheep az SG9sc.
Hogs We're in fair demand, but prizes
We're unchanged. The quotations are.
Extra at Ola 9lc; good Cat Si@9le; me.
dunn at SdSsc.
,-iioako.
CdIcAao, April 6.--rae DrU.er, Jo,.rg.
~ bureau reports: Hoge-Receip,s 10.
900 head; shipments $500 head. Pack.
ers quiet; shippers IN good demand,
common TO fair mixed packing - 500
5 SIS; light s. 60(G5 so; butchers p,g,
s. 90td6 Is; choice heavy S. 0OCi6 ~.
market closed steady,
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shin.
ments $500 head. Market strong and
active: all sold; tirmer feeling; common
to fair shipping Il 50(d5 Is. good 10
choice IS 30a,5 20; exports - 5000 -:
butchers and canning active and steady:
cows g 6oGi -, chiefly at - 10; bulls
- 90lH4 -; common steers - 5Otd 1 50:
veal calves - 00G6 co per 100 pounds:
stockers aud feeders 81 SCAT 80.
Sheep-Receip,s 5000 head: ship.
ments 200 head; good shipping in de.
mand; common To medium ~ 25@,j o.:
good to choice IS 1905 50.
Now YORK.
New YeRE. April 6.-Drorsr,' Jotrn.
al reports: Beeves Receipts for two
days, 1850 head. The exporters used
80 car loads the strongest market Of the
veal. Prices were further advanced fully
lc, except two car loads oi ordinary
Texas steers, which sold at l0!c. The
extremes we're llGl2!c; general sales at
lli@lli t.. Shipn elts-yesteriay and
to day, go live cattle, 2,j9j quarters oi
beaf, rs live sheep. 100 csrcasses Of mat.
ton. Sheep-Rtc,ipts Tor , days, AGO
head. The market Was active, firm and
higher; - 5067 - for sheep. 81 500
- tor yearnng lambs, all unshorn.
Some choice wc,hers he'd al D. 10. Hogs
Receipts for > lays, $50 head. with
out sales; live hogs numlnaily firm NJ
81 9016 - per 100 lbs; city dressed
quic, at s. j0ti7 20 per 100 lbs.
Cincinnati
CIScISS.Ti. April 6.-liogs Firm
common II 300 10; ligh, - joCfG III,
packing - Ij'd5 %; butchers g. 0no
q 3. Receipts 300 bead; shipments
60 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
The Water Works Committee.


The Committee on Water Works held
a meeting last evening and audited a
large number OF bills. 1t also decided
70 recommend to Council the laying Of
= inch pipe from Main up Twentieth
street to the Whitaker mill, as that es.
Enlistment is at present unable to pro-
cure an adequate supply Of water, also
TO recommend the laying OF 6.inch
pipe from Twelfth down Eotf to Thir-
tenth and up Thirteenth TO the head OF
the street. This is a matter that should
have been attended TO long ago, and
Council has been spoken to many times
on the subject by Supt. Riddle. Had
decent pipe been laid in time fair
supply OF water could have been had at
the Mendel fire. Mr.. Mendel was before
the committee last evening and stated
that he would not rebuild unless a de.
cent pipe be placed in that locality.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Dun
ming at a recent meeting, in relation to
the enlargement OF the reservoir, to lie
done under the Superintendent and City
Surveyor was up. The committee will
rec 1mmend the adoption OF this, which is
needed, as every ono knows. With the
new Worthington pump tine power will
be sufficient to ill much larger basin.
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Meats are quiet, with slight demand
ut former figures. We quote rs follows:
GrOCerlea.


CoFFEE-Fair l2c; good Rio lSc;
choice lGc, best Wheeling roasted lie,
Arbuckles' lSc; yellow Rio l6!c, Java pc.
MoLAssEs-Syrup, common 25(G30c;
bright 35l940c; prime, 4jc; New Orleans,
prime new crop soc; choice 5jG Coo.
SUGAR-Refined hard crushed l0ic;
pulverised, l0lc; graduated, 9ic, STAN
dard A, e!c; OF A, &c; Palace &, SIC;
extra G, Sc; best yellow, 7!c; common
yellow 7I@7lc; New Orleans 7l@Sic.
Dry Goods.
We give quotations on leading articles:
Muslns 5CaSc ginghams 7!(d9c; Berk-
SHIRE ginghalns advanced TO &c. and Lam
caster Zoe; chevoits 7I@llc; Uncasville
advanced to lOc: crashes 5lGl0c; denims
9Gl3lc; ducks llGBl5c; jeans l5(a soc;
table linens % @45c; and dress goods 10
@20c. Prints are quoted from 5!vb1c.
Shifting prints have been opened at &c.
Canned Goods.
Tomatoes. 9 lb. 81 o. per doz, 3 ID
81 25ql IS per dOz; peaches, 2 ID 81 10
per doz., 8 ID 81 s. per dOz., 3 Id seconds
81 80 per doz; corn 81 25C9l 30 per doz.,
Wipslow's 81 so; string beans 81 10;
lima beans 81 25; blackberries 81 10;
damson 81 40; cherries s. IS; pine ap.
Piles 81 90; salmon, ID 81 % per doz;
cove oysters, 10 light weight, Zoe per
doz., | ID full weight, 81 10, 9 ID light
weight 81 20 per dozen.
Miscellaneous.
TUBs-No. /, three hoop g 20 per
dozen; No. ., two hoopsS 50perco zen
No. 3, two hoops s. 30 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 rs per dozen; three
hoops 81 90 per dozen. Washboards-
Star 81 30 per dozen; double face 81 80
az IS per dozen.
OIL-Reined petroleum is firm and
the demand is brisk, ITO degrees fire
test selling at sic; 100 degrees do. at
llIc; and Ohio standard, 80 degrees
fire test, at ll!c per gallon. Lard oil
is steady but quiet at 74c per gallon.
Linseed oil is firm at 64(972c per gallon;
Miners oil &c.
ToBAooo-Firm; Bright navies, 500
Coo, black navies 43(d47c according 10
brand; twists unchanged at $4,000.
TEA-Green 3O975c; black 30(d75c.
WHEELING SroGIKs-Sell at sll O03
IL IS per 900; tips, SIS OofSl6 90 per
l,VpO, 5ttdpS, -cN11S pei Az.
BUrTER-This commodity is in good
demand for choice grades. We quote
choice at 23(e25c. Grease Sc.
EGGs-l4Gl5c per dozen.
DEMONSTRATIONS 75tG90c per
bus; Baltimore sweet potatoes, Sc 500
3 rs per bbl.; Jerseys So 75Gi 90 per
Dbl.
HoxKY-New domestic S@lOc per
pound; choice 25c.
HoMISY-Per barrel S. 80.
SALr-The price is 81 c0Sl o. for the
best quality.
TALDow-In small demand and steady;
prime city rendered sells at SIC per ID;
loose country &c.
GIysgSG-AtSl 50 per ID
WHIsKY-steady, with lair demand
at 81 o. per proof gallon.
CHKEsR-The demand is firm. We
quote Ohio factory l4ic; New York
cream Ice; Sweitzer l5c-
WooL-Quoted at Ss940c for choice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
Musical Concert.

A rare treat is offered at the Wesley
NJ. l.. Chapel on Friday and Saturday
evenings next. Nine. Fry and daugh-
tiers, OF the Boston Conservatory. will
give one OF their unique and intensely
amusing concerts. They come to us
highly recommended By the leading
musical lights of the country, and de-
serve a 1attering audience; especially
since the entertainment is for the bene-
fit of the Chapel. B. W. Williams, Pro-
lessor of the Lecture Bureau, Boston,
saws: "Mme. Fry and daughters are a
host within themselves" See adyer-
tisement in another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
Misses Hoop and Heron, of the PhiIa.

MISSES HOOP and Heron, OF the Phila.
delphia School OF Elocution and 0rato-
~, as will be seen by advertisement IN
another column, are now in Wheeling,
engaged in organizing classes in Elocu-
ton. These ladies come to us highly
recommended as teachers aud readers OF
ability and experience. They hold tes-
timonials from the highest sources,
bearing evidence to their rare prepare
ton and the success attending their work
in other places. They have already Sc
cured large class at the College.
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Years of Suffering.

Mrs. Barnhart, cor. Pratt and Broad
way, Buffalo, n. y, has been sufferer
for twelve years through rheumatism,
and has tried every romedy she could
hear OF, but received no benefit until re-
commended to try the Eclectric Oil; she
says she cannot express the satisfaction
she feels at having her pain entirely re-
moved and her Rheumatism cured.
LaughlIn Bros Il Co., agents, Wheeling.
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Washed, and one-third of

high grades washed, and one-third of
for ,inwashed.
NAILs-lOd to cod So 90. An abate-
ment Of 10c. per keg on orders Of 200
kegs or upward. Bar iron 5-10c; Nor
way 72c; steel l5c.
PKLrs-Butchers 81 259l so; lamb
skins 81 %. Prices have lower ten
dency.
FRurrs-Oranses s. 5O@4 so per
box; lemons 81 5O(95 90 box; Bananas
s. 7593 so per bunch; layer raisins So %
per box; Muscatel raisins g 30; Nalen.
cia raisins new 9tc per ID; currants new
&c Ter Id; prupes, old sc, new &c per
ID; peaches (halves) &c; prime peeled
do l4@l6c; apples &c; cranberries = W
az 40 per box; eating apples IL 2oSS
so per bbl.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 6.-Flour-Stesdy
with fair demand. Wheat--Steady and
in good demand; No. Chicago spring
81 DIAL OBJ cash; 81 05s seller May;
81 OF seller June; No. 3, 92i@95c; re.
Iected T1G Sc. Corn-Active. firm and
higher at 3Si@4lic cash; 42iG i2sc sell
Ter May; i2sc seller June; 42s@42ic sell
Ter July; rejected sole. Oats-Actlve:
firm and higher at S2i@S4lc cash; IS,
@35,c seller May; S5sc seller June; re-
iected 33c. Rye-Firmer at 99lc(d$l U,
Barley-Steady and unchanged at 81 "
al O5. Pork-Fairly active and q shade
higher at SIS GOALS 80 cash; Sl6 81!
seller May; SIS IA seller June. Lard
Steady with fair demand at $40 81
cash; si0 80 seller May; $40 672@l0 20
seller JuGe. Bulk Meats-Steady and
firm; shoulders S. 90; short ribs - 50;
short clear IS %. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm AZ 81 Os.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April 6.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Westerm quiet and steady; No.
2 winter red. spot 81 2li@l -; seller
April 81 IDOL 2li; seller May 81 SIG
BIZ; seller June.sl 2Oi(al 9O3 seller
July 81 l7@l Ia seller August 81 IA!
al 10. Corn-W estern quiet and steady;
mixed, spot sole; seller April 5OgC1S6c;
seller Nav 5iiGa57c; steamer 53lc. Oats
Dull; western white I5c. Rye Quiet
ut 81 90. Hsy-Firm; prime to choice
Pennsylvania SIS 00(G2O co. Bulk
Meats-Packed 5!@Slc. Bacon-Should'
srs 6Ic; clear rib sides Ole; hams liza
l2c. Lard-Retined lie. Butter--Quiet,
Eggs-Eisier at l5l@lGc. Petroleum
Nominal; refined &c. Cotiee-Firmer
Rio cargoes l0l@l2!c. Sugar
A soft 9.c. Whisky-Nominally at
81 o.! for job lots.
Cincinnati.
CISCISSATI, April 6.-Cotton-Quiet
but steady at l0sc. F!our-Steady with
good demand: family - 90S)5 %:
fancy s. 35d6 90. Wheat-Scarce and
firm; No. > red winter 81 lOGl l..
Corn-Demaud active; No. . mixed
I7Ic. Oats-Firm: No. . mixed 3Stdl
3Slc. Ryc-Demand active, scarce and
wanted; No. 2Sl Il bid, 81 Is asked,
Barley-Strong; No. > fall nominal; ex'
ira, no. 3 fall, 81 95@l o.. Pork
Easier at SIS So Lard-Demand fail
and market firm at $40 30. Bulk Meats
Quiet; Shoulders - 90; clear rib s. 10
Bacon-Quiet; shoulders s. IS; clear
ribSS TO; clear IS 30. Whisky-Quiel
and declined to 81 GOAL o.. Butter
Chico Central Ohio 20G23; Western Re-
serve, extra, 2iCh25.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, April Il. - Petroleum -
Active; crudsexcited; United certificate
S3ic; refined &c for Philadelphia de-
livery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
Rucklen,a Arnica Saliva

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
This sslve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale By Logan. List G Co., Wheeling.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April :, A. M.-FOr
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, warmer
east to south winds, and falling blromt-
ter during the day.
For the Lower Lakes, increasing
ClOudiness and rain or snow, stationary
or slight rise in the temperature and ris-
ing, followed by falling barometer and
winds veering to the north aud east.
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Nuu,eipsl Court-Judee Crspmer.

Court met at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business:
A decree was entered for the sale Of
real estate in the case OF Charles Nolte
W.. Elizabeth Nolte and others, in chan
cery.
Adjourned until Friday morning at 10
O'Clock.
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New Goods at John Roemer,s.

New Carpets, new Wall paper, new
Window Shades, new Floor Gil Cloths,
aev Dress Goods, new Prints, Muslins,
Notions, Carpet Chain, &c, &c. All
cheap for cash at John Roemer's nam.
moth dry goods, carpet and wall paper
emporium, Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
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The Propah Capah.

The correct thing to do when one has
q cough or an attack OF rheumatism, is
TO use DIR. Thomas Electric Oil; or ii
one has q valuable horse afflicted with
acme OF the diseases or hurts which
borsehesh is heir to, use the same relia.
bic means OF cure. Laughlin Bros. 4
Co, agents, Wheeling.
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"pleasant and Efectusl."
puRsLEY. w, Va, !

PURsLEY, W. VA, NOV. II, 1917.
kesss. Lauohlin Bros. q Co.,
Please send us another supply fyour
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
bpt eaeetua,. MAKrIS DoPLKR,
of Dopler d Lewis.
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0ratefuI Women.

None receive 81 much benefit, and
none are so profoundly grateful and
SHOW such an interest in recommending
Hop Bltters as women. Ii is the only
remedy peculiarly adapted TO the many
ais the sex is almost universally subject
to- Chills and fever, indigestion or
deranged liver, constant or periodical
sick headaches, Weakness in the back or
Kidneys, pain in the shoulders and diff.
ferent parts OF the body, q feeling OF
lsssitude and dependency, are all
readily removed by these Bitter.
Laughlin, Bros < Co, wholesale agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-07
PERSONAL POINTS.
The Sayings and Doings of People We
Know.

Know.
Mrs. Holster Harden is quite serions-
" i'll at her home on Fifteenth street.
DIR. II. +. Turner, of Twelfth street, is
living dangerously i'll at his residence.
Major J. G. Anderson is in Parkers-
burg.
K. T. Sherman, Esq, dock master Of
Albany, \. Y, and withal a genial,
clever gentleman, is in tie city on legal
business.
Auditor Miller has been suddenly
called to Cabe,l county by the severe ILL
ness OF his father.
Jacob Kemple, ESQ.,, has returned
from an extended trip to Washington.
Will Baker, Esq and wife, have re-
turned to their st. Louis home.