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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Teachers Association at the Madison
school.

The Teachers Association met Friday
afternoon in the Madison school building
and the following order of exercises was
rendered: Opening Hymn, Madison Gram
mar school: prayer, Prof. +. n. Crago; Solo
and chorus, Miss Bessie Murine, of the
Madison Grammar school; Oral Geography,
illustrated by class from Division OF
the Clay school; Mrs. NJ. Z. Griffith, Clay
school; Class in CalisthenicS, under the
charge of Misses Hood and Dillon; Drawing
as laid down in the Course OF Study for
the Wheeling public school, Prof. J. Z.
Gwyun, Principal Richie school.
The meeting was largely attended and
was very interesting. Adjourned 10 meet
at the Ritchie school on the second Friday
in February.
MADISON GRAMMAR SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The SAKE Literary Society" of the Madi-
son school gave a very pleasing entertain
ment yesterday afternoon. The following
was the programmes:
Opening hymn by the school, ''The Lord
Subject, "The Lynx" Essay, Mary Fergu-
SON, Subject, Watching Ourselves" Letter,
Kate Lane: Reading, Lewis Walters, Sub
iect, The Try Boys" Essay, Annie Hlne,
Subject, The Squirrel" Letter, Rosa Col
lier: Reading, Lettie Marsh, Subject "Bor-
rowingS' Music, Stella Morrison, Subject
hMozarts Oxen Waltz" Essay, May Kraft,
Subject, History of the Chair" Letter,
Milton Clouston; Reading, Sadie Fry. Sub
ject, Burial of Moses" Solo and. chorus
by the school; Essay, Bessie Faris, Subject
"Habits of Boys" Recitation, Bessie Null
rine. Subject, "Archie Dean" Letter,
Walter Armstrong; Letter, Bertha Collier;
Essay. Maggie Grub, Subject Habits OF
Girls" Letter, May Bowers; Recitation,
Rena House, Subject, "RunningjAshore;
Duet, Viclin and organ, by Nellie and
Oscar Krauter, Subject, Peri Waltz.
If revere to mention the good perform
ances, We should be compelled to notice all:
The school has reason to consratlate itself
on the talent displayed. The music, an
der the charge of Miss Dillon, was excellent.
Quite number of the friends were present
and enjoyed the exercises.
The following are the officers of the so
ciety: President, May Bowers; Vice Pres
ident Rena House; Secretary, Stella Morri-
son; Assistant Secretsy. Bessie Murine;
Treasurer, Milton Clouston; Critics, Annie
Hine, Bessie Murine and Rena House.
We hope to hear from Madison and the
'Saxe Literary Society" frequently.
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An ADDRESS
To the Members OF Both Houses OF the
Legislature.

MISUNDERSTANDING the present session
there is no question of doubt but that you
will have an immense amount of work be-
fore you. What has already been laid out
by the Revisory Committee is enough OF
itself to keep your every hour engaged for
at least two months. Besides this the vari-
Gus recommendations OF the Governor in
his message will need consideration at your
hands, TO say nothing of the mass OF new
bills which will claim your attention. such
q mass of legislative gore as you will neces'
sarily have to ponder over. will doubtless
cause you to become harassed with care and
nervous with thought. The question then
is pertinent, by what means shall get rec,
reation, comfort and release from worry?
The answer is easy. Doubtless all OF you
smoke. Now, il you want good cigar, or
tip or stogie, can furnish qualities in all
lines superior to any that can he bought.
Try my Electric Light five cent cigar. 1t IS
my own make and discounts any ten cent
cigar sold elsewhere. Anyway, If you
want good smoke come and see me. A
cordial invitation is extended 10 the mem
bers and courteous and cheerful attention
given. Very respectfully,
J. G. w. BHIER,
No. IL Twelfth ST., Wheeling, VIVA
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A FRAUD EXPOSED.
The Hilarious Doings in Cincinnati Of
One Philip Henry Moore.

Everybody in the city knows Philip Hen
~ Moore. Many knew him in his ralmy
days who do not know him now and do no.;
want to. Some time ago. Mr.. Moore was in
Washington city and representing himself
as publisher, received favors to which he
was not entitled and which were extended
with a protest sent to this city. This blew
over, but Moore aiterward went to Cincin-
natl and in that city made representations
which may yet get him into trouble. Day
before yesterday the Belmont mill authori-
ties received draft from the Pappenheim-
er HardU are Co. of Cincinnati, drawn
against them by Philip Henry Moore. for
s.. They telegraphed back in substance
that he was dead beat and not in any way
connected with their works.
Yesterday letter came from the firm,
stating that Philip Henry Moore, OF Wheel
ing, had come into their establishment and
orcned business with them. He had sold
them about S, 900 worth of nails, alto cents
below the card rates, guaranteeing against
any further decline. At the same time,
and with modesty in utter inconsistency
with his character had struck the firm for
only s., accepting draft on the Belmont
for that sum. His career in Cincinnati is
checkered and remarkable for its audacity.
The Enquirer announced that Philip
REGISTER, is in the city" OF course, this
ridiculous statement could have emanated
from the brain only OF p. H. Moore Such
an idea is ridiculous, as he never has been,
is not, and never will be, connected with
the REGISTER.
But this was not all. Heeled by Pappen-
heimer's s., which must be charged up to
profit and loss ION that firms books, he
made gentle Hegira to the good city OF
Louisville, where he continued on his
wild career. Yesterday morning, the Bel
mont received dispatch from Louisville
firm, asking if Philip Henry Moore was
connected with the Belmont and stating
that he was soliciting orders for it in Louis
Vile. A reply similar to that sent Cincin-
natl was forwarded and doubtless the gen.
tie Philip was forthwith fired. Where he
is now, deponent saith not. The Belmont
company knows not and cares not, but any
money he may collect on their account
will be dead loss, as he is not connected
in any shape or form with the works.
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DR.. FRAzIER'S
Root BitterS !!

Fraziers Root Bitters are not dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and resu-
lar, make the weak strong, heal ne lungs,
system Of every impultty.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head,
tending 10 Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, bropsy, fimples and Blotches, SSrofn ,
White Swelling, Erysipelas, Sore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or De
bility ca used from imprudence, and 10 females
in delicate health, Fraziers Root Bitters are
especially recommended.
br. Frazier: have used two bottles OF your
Root Ritters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak.
ness and Kidney Disease, and they y did m. me
cine lever used, From the frst dose took
began to mend, and I am now a. In perfect RECT
slider your medicine one OF the greatest OF
blessings. MfsS' ~; M aht n
Sold by al druggists everywhere at sl!N per
bottle.
Logan Co., Agents, Wheeling, ". Va
s. Q. Hamilton. Agent, Bellaire, ..
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Both reports were adopted.

Both reports were adopted.
Two resolutions by Mr. Kimberly, wore
adopted, after much discussion. One was
to place a board floor in the new water
works building; the other was to have
Eighth street graded for the laying Of the
new water main. This was amended, max
ing it the duty OF the com mittee to adver.
tise for bids for grading, and as amended
was adopted.
The residence of Mrs. whellier on Eighth
street, is in the way Of the 30 inch main,
and this branch agreed to pay her $3.50 for
it
The report of the Committee on Wharves
was received and adopted. 1t contained
an ordinance fixing the rates of wharfage
on Bellaire and Martins Ferry packets, as
already reported in these columns. It
charges these packets $3.50 a week wharf
age.
A message from the First Branch an
nounced that it hsd non, concurred in the
action of this Branch in fixing the salary
of the clerk Of the Fifth ward market at
$500, and bad made it $50. A committee
of conference was appointed and it was
finally agreed to make the salary $3.50.
The Fire Department ordinance was
adopted, with one amendment Mr.. Smith
moved 10 make the salaries of the engineers
$40 per annum, instead OF $500, as for
merry.
Mr.. Hildreth moved to add TO the Coun-
eli Committee on Legislation, the commit
tee of citizens appointed by the meeting at
the Academy of Music, last Saturday even
ing. This seemed to provoke terrible dis
cussion, as il was regarded as incendiary.
Messrs. Kimberly, Armstrong Davis,
and Smith opposed it, and MeSSrs. Holt
man and Scott favored it, and by vote OF
nine to six it was defeated.
Adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
Mayor Egerter presided and the follow
ing gentlemen were present: BORING
Butterfeld, Criswell. Fritz, Hall, Hull, Mil
Ter, Myles, McAdams, Wilson and Wolv-
ington-9.
Nothing of importance transpired in this
branch. beyond what is reported in the
second save the communication of SOliC-
itor Caldwell, which is reported else
where.
Adjourned.
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NEW CORPORATIONS
And a Railroad That VIII BE Built.

The articles of incorporation Of q railroad
which looks like business, were recorded
by Seer etary Stalnaker, yesterday. It is
the Kingwood Railroad Company, and it
proposes to build road from Kingwood,
in Preston county, toconnect with the Bal
timore and Ohio, at point near NewburS
or Rowlesburg. The principal office shall
be at Kingwood. The capital stock is $780,
GEO. divided into shares of $50 each, which
arc held as follows James II. Monown, ~;
Charles NJ Bishop, 40; William G. Morley,
20; J. Ami Martin, 10; Elisha Thomas, 10;
Mcrcellus II. Murdoch. q; Smith Crane, 10;
James Ii. Carroll, 10; John Barton Payne,
10; Vim. o. Dawson, 5; Oliver Dunn, 4;
Draper C. Hughes, A; VIM. G. Brown, Jr.,
20; Neil j. Fortney, 4; John NJ. Crane, 81
George Purcell, .; Elias Lantz, 2; Peter
Waltz, 5; Wn r. Potter, .; SAMSON W.
Smalley, ,; Daniel K. Jackson, 6; VIM. G.
Brown, 20; Joseph Jackson, 10; Alvin W.
Potter, >; James L. Murdoch, 2; d. Young
Morris, 4.
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Coal OIL Catastrophe.

On Thursday night, between IL and -
o'clock, Louisa. seventeen year old daugh-
ter of John Harden, was horribly burned
by lamp explosion. 1t appears that she
was living with her aunt Mrs. King, in
Ritchietown, and had worked very late
finishing her ironing. In her haste or
carelesSness she turned the lamp wick
down too far, the flames penetrated the
lamp and exploded it, setting fire to her
hair and clothing. She ran screaming TO
her uncle, Mr. Kings bed, where he was
lying asleep. Catching up blanket he
smothered the flames out but not before
she was badly burned. Running into the
kitchen. he found the carpet all afire, and
tearing it up he soon extingushed il.
Mr. King deserves great deal Of credit
for his presence of mind, for without
which. it is horrible 10 think what might
have been the result Miss Harden's face,
neck and breast are very badly burned.
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Fitting Action.

At a meeting Of the State Board Of
Health OF West Virginia, held in the city
of Wheeling, January Is, 1889, the follow
ing resolution was offered by DR.. "A. r
Bsrbee, member of the State Board OF
Health for the Third district, and was
unanimously adopted:
Resolssd,, That the state Board OF Health
of West Virginia, has heard with deep pam
and sincere regret of the death OF w. G. H.
Needham, NJ. D., member OF the Medical
society of the State of West Virginia, mem
Der Of the Ohio Valley Medical Association,
and member of the State Senate from Gal,
liza district, Ohio, who died OF typhoid
nneumonia at his residence in Gallipolis,
ohio. on the 18th inst, and that we tender
10 our medical brethren OF Ohio, and the
citizens of that State, and especially 10 the
bereaved family, our sincerest sympathles-
q. y. MoFFIrr,
President STATE Board Of LtsdAh.
JAMES z. REEVES
SsrTetars STATE Board Of Hedlth
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Transfers.

The following deeds were admitted to
record yesterday by Clerk Hook:
A deed made the ID day of January, 1852,
by Jacob HOrnbrOOk, trustee, and CoriSsa
Wilson, 10 Mary A. Frsnzheim, for part
of lot No. IL on Main street, between Ninth
and Tenth street. in consideration Of
5000.
A deed made the 18th ,lay of January,
1881, by Alexander G. PaNesh to Elisha w.
Paxton, of Brooke county, for lot
No. ~, in Square No. IL. Also twenty feet
OFF of the rear of lot No. in Square No.
IL, in consideration of $l0.250.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ City OF Wheeling will, on

NvoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN City OF Wheeling will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1870,
offer for sale at public agc,9n, ~ tne ~ roid
city, the following very desirable real estate
to Wit:
en- an in square number nine (9), as designated
on The map OF the subdivision OF the Joseph
Caldwell estate, fronting on the western side
OF Jacob street, between the streets formerly
known as Fairnont and Catharine.
Second-The east half OF lot number NIFTY -one
C5I) in Graham's addition 10 said city, fronting
on the south side Of Fifteenth street, and being
The same property now occHP n oy On @eoi mi.
lde re u and Brick stable, and the property
is valuable R nSTs for Sev Sarchase ea
Third-Thc property in which Andrew King
now resides, situated AT the northwest corner
OF Nineteenth and Jacob streets, being part OF
ward, fronting fifteen feet on Nineteenth
street and running back OF that width SDH
feet to the centre line OF a private alley. pus
third parcel shall be subject 10 ease
ment Of private alley, for which II IN now
used, so long as IL shall be 80 usei, anu ssla
third parcel OF land will be sold and conveyed
subject TO a further easement IN favor OF the
present or any future owner OF the parcel OF
Ground adjoining on the west and now owned
now located maintained and used the private
sewer extending from said adjoining parcel
across said third parcel 10 the main sewer on
Nineteenth street.
Possession Of the first piece OF said property
will be given at once and OF the other two
pieces upon the first day OF April, ls2.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird Of tho purchase
mOneg and az much more thereof ~ the pur-
chaser may elect, cash on the day OF sale, the
residue OF the purchase money payable In two
equal installments, In one and two years res
pcctively, from the day Of sale, bearing inter.
est from that day and secured by decd OF trust
upon the property sold, the purchaser TO give
ferrcd payments The purchasers OF the SOC
ond and third parcels respectively will be re-
quired TO insrre, and keep insured until the
The benefit OF said city, the buildings on said
parcels as further security, such insurance
10 be in an amount and in n company salts
factory TO the undersigned: ~,
Chairman OF the Committee on Claims
w II HAIl,EK. Aoctioneer decl7
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, January H.-FOr FenneS
see and Ohio valleys, colder and fair
weather, preceded by local rains in the
gulf states; northerly to westerly winds,
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, colder and
clearing weather, preceded BY light rain
or snow; northwest 10 south winds, rising
barometer followed in the western portion
by falling barometer.
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LEYEE LACONICS.
News From the River and the Water
Craft.

Craft.
The Courier is the Parkersburg boat to-
day.
The Bachelor is the Pittsburg boat to.
day.
Smokey City and Baltic passed up with
tows yesterday.
There was % feet Of water in the channel
and still rising at dark last night.
The Stockdale will pass this morning en-
route for Cincinnati from Pitts6urg.
The Sydney arrived last evening and will
leave for Cincinnati this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Pr71BuEGH. January 13.-River Is feet
and rising Weather mild and rainy.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, January l3.-Weather
clearing tonight; mercury 40. River 80
feet inches.
LOUISVILLE January l3.-River rising
fast. with 81 feet 10 inches in the canal,
and 10 feet inches in the chute on the
falls.
CAIEo. January l3-At 8 p. N. the river
is SO feet inches and rising. Weather
cloudy Thermometer IS.
CINCINNATI, January l3.-River 10 feet 9
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
slightly cooler.
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GfyeA Away.

We can not help noticing the liberal Of
fer made to all invalids and sufferers by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. You are requested TO call at Logan &
Co.'S Drug Store and get Trial Bottle fret
of cast, if You are suffering with ConsImp
tom. Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Hoarse.
ness, or any affection of the Throat OF
Lungs. It win positively cure you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
LADY Cake.

Take three-quarters of a cup of butter
beaten TO a cream; add two cups Of white
sugar, one cup of sweet milk, four eggs,
(yelks and whites beaten separately and
three cups OF -four having mixed through
it one measure BANNER" Baking Powder,
first mixing the powder with the dry -four
and passing both through sieve.
Each can of Banner Powder contains 4
measure to use instead of spoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

p67 Prfsss, aDSsnttng te.-.------.-.---Slh..
Eesponnbls eorssIca1ing asss1 .sssr :.
all points, 70 whom hbsssi so6pssssos "
For further infornssSou, psits elsahy, 9
ing fun sddrea. send orders BY erpeS.
R11stercd Lister, % HooSy Or6S "
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-. - Ord. ossSy : :!..s. . ~ o"''' "
TM R~ties16v aefstiss q ~ hhs "
Cd 70 - (ao ~ ~ n6hs esnsS 81 =
TScksts ~ soek uakkk DFssssS 10y
consequently ~ ~ IriAo = nrA 49,
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NEXT SUNDAY MORNING

In church lust notice how tho people =,
cough. For Coughs and dOsrseness ~ 2
Chapmanr Hocrhound Bsisam, . plesa'
and efYscsavs remedy. Prtce 8 cfnt ps ~
bottle. L0AN . "
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
st. James Hotel. January Is, 1852.

7 III Bell. Cincinnati Harry ii Exley, city
L q Burdett, II MS JSpringer, Mansfield
EP Honnum Chester A Written, Philadel'a
II Smith, Whining II Thompson, Cincin
ii Fowler, Fowl'rsv'e 8 p Darr. Woodsncid, U
A Kelvin, Washton Z Wiley. Hagerstown
w ID WALLACE city f. L Patterson, Cleyeld
A III Burley, Cameron A Scott, Portsmouth
] A Connoily, Littleton Shell, Chicago
p Burns PhIla A ii Burlsy, Cameron
W l. Mcneil, Pocahts Hume, Cumberia
S Ruble, Grafton TO Little, Woodsneld
w l. Stotsberry, do sd Hayden, b X r
w o spencer Cleyeld VI u Campbell, New
l. Orr,Allegheny City Cumberland
Il Lane Baltimore PGibson, city
p A Thomas, Chicago CIR Brainard, NewY'rk
Jno Hall. Cincinnati Otto VOoweroth Pitts
w G Mooney, Smiths Mr.Herbert and we,
Ferry Lbride ana groom,
n Jackson, Fairyiew Hagerstown.
Miner & Rooney Company:
Pat Rooney and wife Mr. Chas West
prof stirk and wife MTG Ducrow
w Moore and wife Mr. Brown
Mis- Carrie Howard Mr. u brown
Mr. i sullivan MrP Oberiorf
M II Sullivan Mr. Dennis Zalto
Mr. VIM Cronin MI Geo EarreH
Mr. Chas W Cogiee Mr. Jno HiDcnciine
Mr. HAIRY p Cogiee Mr. Geo Springsteen I.
M Iamont Mr. Henry Shoemaker
Mr. Chas Eastwood MI r. Horton
Mr. Harry Crandall VS. Moore, Manager
Mr. Fred shsrpley
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j. %. NcFADDEN,

builder, lslo MARKET ST. ENTRANCE
Id three doom above Custom Houss) AL
classes Of Buildings erected promptly and II.
isfactorily. Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnished on application. Care.
string 70 erect new, OF 20 make Improvements
on present buildingS, and those needing any
work in my line, Win do well 70 eall or sddrsa
- above
dec3 ]. d. NcYADDKN
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10 CAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Opera House-LeaAitt's Minstrels.
Two Good Boys Wanted.
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Elm
Grove Railroad.
Big BlunderS-Rev. L. De Witt TalmaSe.
Letter List.
Sherif-s Sale Fourth Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

CHIEF EccLEs was testing the fire alarm
boxes yesterday, and through some mis-
take, some Of the departments were not no
tilted and the Eighth ward reel promptly
responded to the call. The United aud Wig
ilant were hitched up and ready, but did
not leave their houses.
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Rucklen,. Arniea SaIye.

The Best SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever.
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains''
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refuniet.
Price 2Scents per box. For sale BY Logan
( Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

Loss of appetite, loss of energy, some
times attended with dry, hacking cough
sometimes costiye,a looseneSs OF the OoseiS
or pain near the region 81 the nearh VuAe~
win Thayeg's Liver Powder.
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Louisiana State Lottsy Conp,lt

Incorporated In isos Tor Is YsNn by The Y
laturs for Educational and Charitable pi'Ys
with acapitsi Of 9 m0e-to which -
BY an overwhelming popular v0te iu "
chise was made part Of the prsAen btais "a
stitutiop adopted Decembef -, A. ID. lsn
It's Grand Single Numbes Drvinp VIM "
place monthly. II never scales OF postP
Look u the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRICE, DA1
10000 Tickets at Two Dollars sash ball.
Tickets, One Dollar.
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DIED.

GORBY-On January II, lss2, CHARLIE,
infant son OF Jonah and Jane Gorby, AZ the
residence OF VIM. Homework, No, 5O Nstions
pike.
Funeral at p. m. on Sunday, from the
number mentioned. Interment at NJ. Wood.
Friends of the family are invited.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia papers please
copy.l
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MOTHERS TELL US

That Logan a COS PLEASANT WOE
SYRUP Is the plenaantest and most ensce'
worm killer and childs' physic they have "
used. Prcs &c In larUs bouiss- Scld q ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

VIyHILE UP AND DOWN
Through all the town,
With tripping feet,
And patience sweet;
'Mong goods NO grand
A. -t~.L -. tsl-ul

And clerks 10 bland,
You look, and look-aDd
Look for Holiday goods. Just look In at lnu
q Co.'S Bridge Corner Drug Store. and eIanl
heir New and Tnsty Styles OF
Toilet Sets. Ulor Cases,
Brushes, whlsks,
Cologne hotties, for covering.
Prices reasson able. LOGAN IN
prugyists, Bridge Cons
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MRs F. sxMERuG, Millersyille, Pa. had
Ozens and Chronic CatarrAa. Perunaeured
her entirely.
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thermometer Record.

AS taken at SchnepFs Opera House drug
store:
FRIDAY.
1881 lS2
4Ax.px iSSi: VI. Jpn 7A;n.l2 5s,n7g;S.
IS R 10 20 - "a 81 %
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KANAwHA WOOD PULP COMPANY.

A corporation of the above name was yes
terday granted acertifcate ofincOrporation.
As its name implies, it is formed for the
purpose of manufacturing AMI selling wood
pulp. The Office is TO be in Wood county,
and the capital paid in is 5000 on sub,
scription of $4,000. Shares of 500 each
are held as follows NJ. s. Chapman, Hart
ford. Conn, 40; L. Morgan, Springfield,
Mass. .k4O; V. &. sBloede Parkersburg, 50;
J. V. Rathbone, PGrkerSburg, So; J. V.
Rathbone, Jr., Psrkersburg So; F.V. Rath,
bone, Parkersburg, IS.
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
Secretary Stalnaker yesterday admitted
TO record, the articles of consolidation and
merger, made December %, 1921, OF the
New River Railroad, Mining and Manufac'
turing Company, of West Virginia, and the
Blue Stone Railroad Company.