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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04
Turf.

New York, 3.-Jerome Park :;
Mile and one-eighth, ''Parnell," one;
s'Springfeld,o two; General Mon
roe" three. Time, 2,01A.
Mile, "Rochester" and "Vagr ant
started; former won easy.
"DaydaWn" and "Gimlet" started
in the hurdle race, one mile, "Gim-
steeplechase, full course, "Ike
Bonham," one; Harry Cow, TWO;
"Bernadine," three. Time, 4.3O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04
Foreign.

The Hague, "a cholera cpl
demic is raging in Katta Radio,
Borneo, and in Atchin Sumatra.
London, 3.-Paris Figaro pub
fishes a report that thesPope, while
walking in the gardens of the
Vatican, was fred at by a soldier,
but not hit. The report has not
been confirmed and is discredited at
the Italian embassy in London.
Dublin, S.-Thomas Brown, lar
mer, residing in Castle Island,
County Kerry, was shot dead neal
his own house, to-day. Agrarian
crime.
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severe storm

San Francisco, 3.-For the last
forty-eight hours the state has been
visited by an unusually heavy rain
for this season, with snow in the
mountains, Some damage to the
harvested crops is reported at
Stockton. To-day the storm is
heavy enough to blow down trees
and injure buildings.
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Oregon.

San Francisco, S.-The Oregon
legislature passed a joint resolution
asking Congriss to pass an act in
cooperating the Nicaragua Canal
Company, which will be fled with
the secretary of state at Washing
ton for presentation to Congress
next session.
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LOST FROM FAUST.

One Small Black Horse with a
new halter on, branded ] F, the j
making the top of the F. The last
seen of the horse he was going
north; supposed to be between Salt
Lake and Ogden. By bringing him
to me at the Horse Market, you will
be rewarded. II. J. FAUST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04
Labor Trouble.

Dayton, 3.-Two hundred and fifty
cartmen and general laborers in the
coal mines and iron furnaces at
WellstOn, Jackson County, struck
this morning, closing the mines gen.
orally. The cause of the strike is
the refusal of operators to pay the
same wages as at Cotton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04
A Reduction.

Geo. A. Meears, proprietor of the
wholesale and retail liquor estab-
lishment, just east of the old Ele-
plant Corner, announces that here
after the noted Schlitz Milwaukee
beer will be sold for 1925 per dozen.
bottles returned. The popularity
of this beer will cause the announce
ment to be received with great
deal of pleasure by the public. The
advertisement appears elsewhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04
New Homemade Goods Just
Arrived.

Shoulder Shawls,
Double Shawls,
Single Shawls,
Mems Suitings,
Dress Flannels,
Ladies Scarlet Stockings,
Ladies Gray Stockings,
Navy Blue Twilled Flannel,
And a large assortment Of Trunks
John G. Cutler, Agent, Provo
Wooden Mills, East Temple street.
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$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby Of
fered for the recovery of the body
of the late J. D. Farmer, drowned IN
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, While
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN BROS.
Salt Lake City, Aug. Z. 1882.
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HORSE FOUND.

Came to Smith & Old's Horse
Market, on First South Street, Bay
Mare. branded z G on left thigh,
white star in forehead; about I
years old. The owner will please
call, pay charges and take her away.
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STRAYED.

From my residence, Eighteenth
Ward, first house west of new meet
ing house, Brindle Cow, branded
N. G. on left hip. Any person re-
turning her to me will be rewarded.
t DAVID P. ANDERSON.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

FOR MERCHANTS DURING CONFER
ENCE.
l. We'll s. Co., manufacturers Of
mems, youths, boys school and
children's clothing and furnishing
goods of New York and st. Joseph,
have opened sample room at the
Walker House, and will remain du-
ring conference, where they will be
pleased to have merchants call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Guaranteed price Is per cent.
lower than any other house, and the
best terms given. 1. WECHsLER.
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DUNFORD'S FARM

In Sugar House Ward to lease, con-
tanning eighty acres; well fenced
twenty acres in lucerne in good
growth; sixteen shares of water
RIGHTS.
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JUST ARRIVED.

A fine assortment of Wall Paper
and Decorations, at
MIDGLEY & Sons,
1920 Second South street.
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NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late Edward Martin
will please be so kind as to call and
settle. Respectfully.
ELIZA MARTIN.
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Clothing.

Thomas w. Jennings is second to
no one in the Quality Style and
Prices of Ready Made Clothing.
Call and See.
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STREET CARS TO THE D. & R. G
DEPOT.

Car leaves Cliff House corner at
7 O'clock a. M. to connect with 1870
train. and runs every half hour
thereafter until p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04

SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
diately relieve Group, Whooping
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by z.
c. NJ. 1. Drug Store. qg
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WANTED.

A girl, with good references, to do
general Homework. Apply at DR..
]. M. Benedict's, corner of Third
South and Fourth East Streets.
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GIRL WANTED

Wanted, girl to do Genera
Housework. Inquire at this office
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A POSITIVE CURE

~. Without Medicines.
LAYS SOLUBLE INDICATED B0UGIES,
=, Patented october 16, 1876. one box
~ VIII cure any case in four days or less
NY! 2 viii cure the most obstinate case, nc
'-S2,syef OF how long standing.
~ lauSeOus doses Of cubebs, copaDla or OIL OF
Ia gSalWood, that are certain to produce dyspep-
Wy destroying the coatngS OF the stomach:
m sUe, 81 90. Sold by 5n druggists, OF mailed
ean ~ ipt ofpriee. For further particulars
i 'u1 Lei circular. 7. O. Box ,533
- ALLAN CO.. S. John street, New YoF,
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BRICK LAYERS WANTED.

Good brick layers wanted; also
stone maSons enquire at Elias Nor
ris.
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WANTED.

Ten Quarrymen. Inquire OF
Lewis Oyiatt, half block east Coop
tannery, Nineteenth Ward. or
Henry Owen, at Jones lime kiln. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03
CAPITOL CHAT.
News and Gossip of the State House
and It's Officials.

Official returns have been received from
every county in the State, except two,
Morgan and Pendleton. d,
In 1850, Wayne county never sent in the
official returns for Supreme Judge and
Governor Mathews issued his proclamation
without it.
Wyoming county gave every vote for
Judge Snyder. Not a Guthrie ballot was
deposited. -,
The State House is overrun with enqui-
ries of the postoiiice address OF members
elect Of the Legislature. As soon as they
can be obtained, the REGISTER will contain
the complete list.
Sheriff Ward, of Randolph county, was
at the Capitol, yesterday. He explains the
small vote polled in his county by the
statement that many persons did not actu.
ally know Congressman was to be voted
for until November.
J. T. Paulding, Deputy Sheriff of Berke-
lev county, Yesterday took four prisoners
to Moundsville. Two will serve two years
ard two will serve one, for petit larceny.
George L. Sensenderfer and b. 5. kilnor were
guards.
Secretary of State stalnaker yesterday
issued certificate of incorporation to the
"Kipgwood and Cranberry Telegraph Com:
pany," which proposes to operate lines OF
magnetic telegraph from Kingwooi to
Cranberry and other points on the B. & o.
railroad The principal Office is to be at
Kingwood, and the following gentlemen
are the Incorporators. John P: Jones, 5.
Frank Riley, VIM. III. Glover, Marshall W.
Crane, C. W. Jackson, John W. Hariesty,
T. D. Benson and A. S. Shaw, OF Cranberry;
S +. Crane, Petersburg; n. J. Fortney,
John NJ. Crane. VIM. NJ. o. Dawson. ]. A.
Martin, Smith Crane, Robert w. Monroe
and Vim. G. Brown. Jr., Of kingwOod.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

In conversation with health officer Ed
wards, last evening, he called attention to
the fact that nearly half OF the deaths oc-
Cured in two wards. the First and Sixth
and that of the Al deaths, Is resulted from
scarlet fever. -,
"What caused the prevalence OF the dis
ease?
1T seems to have been brought to these
two wards and then spread. do not
think it grew out Of any generally bad san
itary condition of the CITY,"
"Will it spread-that is, do you think
next months report will show more fatal
cases.?
"In all probability, yes. This time OF
year is favorable to the spread OF the dis
ease"
"What do you think Of scarlet fever"
81 think every house containing case OF
il should be isolated and treated precisely
like smallpox. Now, here was funeral
to day, in which thirteen carriage loads OF
persons followed tie remains OF child
which died of scarlet fever. Every one OF
the seventy-five persons in the procession
was liable 10 the contagion, and there were
actually some children among them, too"
Both DR.. Edwards and DIR. Mccoy in
weighed very strongly against the absence
of proper measures to isolate smallpox
cases.
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!. CASE or pAoGAaE.
suft 70 determine the Question OF De.
p fafninR LuHKAGe. -


tanning Luggage. = .4fi
A case of some little interest, as invoiv-
lug long-mooted question, Will come Up
in Bellaire this morning. James Y. Ia,-
man, Esq, has brought suit against the o,
& o. Railway Company for the sum OF -.
Mr.. Tallman went 70 his home in the coun-
try and his wife and family went out the
following day with their trunk well
packed, prepared for quite stay. Inc
trunk was checked 10 Burrs Mills, ana
Mr.. Tallman was there with team walt
ing for his family and their bag.
gage. The trainmen failed to put
Ibe trunk of. although Mr.. Tall.
man asked for il. In the evening ne went
back TO the station expecting that the trunk
would be returned at that time. but no
trunk could be found. Still another trip
was made and no trunk found, and all this
time Mr.. Tallman's family were on a VISIT
10 his father and the clothing and other
articles necessary for the comfort and
pleasure of his family were in a trunk that
was being hauled about the country BY the
railroad company, and never did they get
it until last Sunday evening, being In pos
session of the railroad company for three
DAYS. This suit is brought by Mr..
Tallman simply to settle the question
OF whether railroad companies can
carry trunks about the country through
the carelessness of their employees, while
the owners must suffer great inconvenience
because of such carelessness or neglect, and
TO pay him for his trouble in going to and
from the station two or three times with
team. The suit was to have been tried be-
fore Squire Crlswell yesterday, but MI.
Tallman, knowing the propensity OF rail
road companies to carry suits to higher
courts, demanded jury, and the case will
be tried this forenoon. He presented a bill
for the amount claimed with statement
of alleged facts and it was treated with con-
tempt by the railroad officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

For some time past the Western Union
Telegraph Company have been circulating
rumors of the consolidation OF the MUTUAL
Union Telegraph Company with their Com,
pany. Yesterday they issued spe ciai
dispatch where it stated that they were
gobbled BY the Western Union Telegraph
Company. l desire to say right here, ana
have good authority for so doing, that all
these reports are simply unmittigated
falsehoods. II is done by the Western
Union Telegraph Company to injure our
trade. | am instructed to say to the pub
lie that the Mutual Union Telegraph Com
pany is not a part OF or under
the influence OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company in any respect whatever,
and all the rumors TO the contrary, are
simply absurd, The Mutual Union Tele
graph Company stands in her own shoes,
and is strictly in dead opposition to the
Western Union Telegraph Company. We
thank the public heartily for their KIND
patronage, and beg leave to have them
continue to patronize the com pany that has
been the cause of cheap rates throughout
the country. We are alive to the interests
of the public. NJ. Gordon, Manager Of the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company, lli5
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03
RIVER NE VS..
Happenings at tho Wharf and Other
Places.

Happenings at tho Wharf and Other
The Regular is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Belle Prince arrived from below yes.
| terday.
The J. H. Mcdonnell passed down light
| yesterday.
The Anderson is due from Cincinnati,
to-day, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
| night, with feet of waterin the channel.
We learn that the Courier will resume
her place in the Parkersburg trade on
Saturday,
The Bachelor arrived yesterday morning
| and left for Parkersburg about 3 P. N. with
| large trip.
Capt VIM. Coulson, of the Wyoming,
will probably load his steamer at ST. Louis,
for Pittsburgh this week.
The Elaine passed yesterday from Pitts
burg en- route to Parkersburg with a barre
heavily loaded with freight.
NJ James Stephens, the popular engineer
OF the Courier, is az present at his home
near Paden's landing below Sardis.
The steamer Bachelor came TO the land.
ing very much behind time yesterday,
With big trip of freight and people.
The c, Y. Lucas did not 60 to Marietta
on Tuesday as expected. She will not 90
until Saturday evening, and will be absent
until Sunday night.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says: Captain
Peter Boil, a wellknown Pittsburgh pilot,
is making the up trip on the Anderson to
see how the river looks.
Should any of our readers desire to see
one OF the finest engine rooms and the
finest machinery that comes to the landing
let them go aboard the steamer C. w.
Bachelor.
There is now a deep channel from the
Ohio to the Mississippi river, close in
around the Cairo point, for steamers, thus
saving them long detour down by Fill.
more City.
The Little Anna entered the Martins
Ferry trade at noon, yesterday, and from
the way she was patrOniZed during the
afternoon, the people OF that village appre-
ciate the efforts Of Captain Seamon to
accommodate them.
On the last trip up Of the Bachelor the
men all struck for higher wages when they
came to large freight pile, but were told
they could go to work or remain on shore.
They all returned TO work. According to
the marine law the men could be badly
dealt with il the owners desired to push
matters
Further lighthouse changes have been
made as follows between Evansville and
Cairo: Drscontinued-Lisht at Geiger
Lake Slough, Saline, Ky. Changed
Browns Point. moved down one-half mile;
Trade Water, moved down one half mile;
Cedar Point moved down oue.third mile:
Old Maids Crossing, moved down IS yards:
Cottonwood, ILL.,, moved down one-third
mile; Cottonwood, Ky, lower light moved
down onefourth mile.-Pitsbugh DiypdteA.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, November River %
inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant
EVANSVILLE November River 4 $40
feet. Weather foggy; thermometer ranged
from Sc to s..
CAIRO. November River feet 8 inches
snd rising Weather cloudy; Thermometer
81.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-Riyer rising
with feet 10 inches in the canal; 2
feet less on the falls.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2-weather
partly cloudy; Thermometer 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

v.r;ous plsces ON she strssts and @ 9
nnn,ber of csses coupon -tickets wers fillsd
ont for several Of our citizens and dropped
into the postsfIice. and they were said to
h. in the handwriting Of the persons sr.
rested. Several Of these tickets were sent
;ntoi the 5eeneral ofies Of the company,
and : detective sent ont from Milwaukee
to work up the case. On his arrival hero
:. sst 10 work. which resulted IN the ar.
rest being msde. No tickets have been
missed or sold prior TO the burning Of the
depot, and IL Is supposed the depot Wa
plundered and then e. Ion, on nI !. y S;v;S.
er up the crime. Public Opinion =. d hu.
T m Tene srraigned before Judge Bows
his ,fternoon, and their preliminary ex-
an,;n.t;nn set for Thursday OF next week.
Their bail Was set at $500 each, which was
Furnished
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nArrrrs rEsRr.

Thobnyn Post G. A. r. No. y. of this
,;t,, now numbers upwards Of IS members,
md new recruits are mustered IN every
meeting night. The Post will likely or
sanire a brass band and an organ Is talked
OF. ...
the end of Schreiner's pavement wniSn INC
proper authorities should look after;
Capt L. w. Inglebright has ordered =
side Of the river. There will be contec-
tionery and ladies and gentlemen's waiting
rooms nicely furnished. -:
T. ]. Craig is out the T. V, road on ousi'
david Majors, formerly Of Wheeling, has
purchased Mrs Nancy Jones property on
Washington street and will open saloon.
There are gratifying prospects Oh another
large foundry being located here;
Mrs. L. Alderman celebrated her thirty
first birthday, on Wednesday evening, by
giving grand party.
o,arterly meeting will be held at the A.
NJ +. church next Sunday, the pastor Kew.
ID. N. Mason, officiating. u.
Can't Abe Lash was out at Holioways
station. on the T. V. road, bunting, yester'
day morning and shot eight fine squirreis'
Fearful windy day, too. ~.
The Little Anna is again running In tne
Wheeling ana Martin rciiy heS'
Payements are being laid wherever need
ed. We mean in certain sections
Mrs. Mary Kirke left wednesday ioe
Califorpia. to visit her children.
Mrs Boner and Mrs McCortney. OF
Raineytovn, who INDUCED in hight which
resulted in the former stabbing the latter,
will unload before Squire Mitchell TOD
Officer Linn summoned the witnesses last
evening. :,
Spence, Boggs & Co.'S stove foundry IS
runnipg right along aid has work enough
for twice the number of hands.
Mr.. Cad Wells and his son George, are
visiting friends and relatives at Mt Pleas-
ant. n
Last night, at the residence OF Mr.: =.
Louis Myers, corner of Hanover aud Firth
streets, occurred very pleasant affair. Inc
occasion was the celebration OF the twenty
6fty anniversary OF the marriage OF MT;
and Mrs. Myers. and the christening OF
their two-year-old daughter Lille, and was
one of the largest and most enjoyable al
fairs that ever took place in Martins Ferry.
Besides the many Martins Ferry people
present, number Of friends and relatives
were present from Wheeling, Bellaire and
bridgeport. Mr.. and Mrs. Myers were tne
recipients OF many handsome and usetui
presents, and after the christening OF the
Child. which was performed by Rev. u. r;
Doepken, a sumptuous repast was spread
and highly enjoyed by the participants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03
BELLAIRE.

DR.. X. w. Muhleman is at Jerusalem
attending patient.
Henry Leonhart, of South Bellaire, buried
another child yesterday.
MessrS. Woodbridge and Milligan will
begin canvassing to-day for their Bellaire
city directory. These yonng gentlemen are
we'll and favorably known and should be
encouraged.
The platform men at the B. & o. here
have not received an advance OF % cents q
day. They have been receiving $l.l5 per
day of ten hours, and will hereafter receive
81. Is per day OF eleven hours.
Twenty-three reserved seats have already,
been engaged for the presentation OF
"Gypsey Queen" and the indications are
that the tickets will go off rapidly.
Mrs. Barbry Laroche and Miss Anna
Murphy, returned last evening from Pitts
burgh, where they havefbeen visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Yesterday afternoon Drs Anderson and
Ku1z amputated the foot OF Martin
Cayenaugh which was mashed last week.
DR.. A. r. Mcclure, is at New Castle, Pa,
on business.
About twenty five couples took in the
J. J. Club dance and bali at Central Hail.
on Wednesday evening, and speak OF the
occasion in the highest terms.
Capt. T. F. Hart, returned last evening
from brief trip to Steubenville.
Last night an oyster supper was given at
City Hall by the First NJ. 4 Church. aud
was largely attended. A good sum was
realized.
On Wednesday the Bellaire Nail Works
declared five per cent. dividend.
J. c. Mitchell has been appointed tax
collector for this township.
Dr.. X. w. Dunnam, q very windy" fell
low, spoke on the corner OF Union aud
Thirty. second streets last night. His text was
"the world is right and the people dissst.
isiyed," and Mt the close he declared that
Warmers Safe Kidney Cure, ETC., were I'M
equaled. First'rate crowd.
A novel suit will take place before Squire
CresweH this morning Jas. c. Tallman sH-
ing the B. 4 o. K. K. Company for the sum
of ST. Last Thursday he shipped trunk
from this city 10 Burr's mills. Tie trunk
YVES not delivered until Sunday, aud for
holding the trunk SO long is what he sues
for.
James Kirk, now of Cumberland, Nd,
where. with the Lillman Bros, he recently
started glass factory for the manufacture
of table ware, returned to day after pleas.
ant visit OF several days to friends in this
city.
The surgeons now say that gangrene hay
ing manifested in the injured foot Of Mar.
tin Kavanaugh. amputation of the pig toe
at least is now necessary.
James Furgerson has been appointed
police for the lower part Of town.
Miss Anna Ball. Mrs Capt Thos. Prince
and Mrs Robert NeSbitt, of Wheeling, were
visiting friends in this city yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

xitbal within the range alike Of posi-
bility and probability; As me
Sium affording Miss Maddern limited scope
for her great capabilities it is adecidst
snecess. and as such was greeted last night
as a welcome to that class OF plays: Minnie
Madden is .sprightiy, bewitching little
creature. with fiery red hair,
big blue eyes and complex
ion riyalling alabaster in us
purity. In pathetic parts she exceiis,
through in comedy she catches on as only
such talented little one can. The sup
port is uneIceptionally good ana cor
HsyIiu especially selected them for their
proficiency in the respective characters
thew impersonate. We expect to see the
Opera House crowded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03
MnnIeIpal Court.

The Court met at $50 yesterday morn-
hasb and Others Va Ohio VsIIs~ Protsct;Ss
Union, was called and the following Jurors
were empannelled: J. NJ Todd, Euoch
Ball, ID. X. Irwin, John W. B lring, w. II.
HSller, ChaS. X. Behler, Henry Jones,
Joseph Graves, Daniel Whitehead. Chris.
Hess, James Robinson and N. Gltman
The plaintiffs in this case are suing for q
policy Of 5000 on George SWSrtzbsch, de-
ceased. After hesring q portion ct the
evidence the Court sdjourned until this
morninV At 0.SD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

r OFFER FOR SALE MY IwOsToRY
frame house and full lot, No. 80 south
Front street. House IL In good repair. haA
stone Foundation cellar under the whole house
water closet, hose plug, itatonary wash tubs,
lin ,oof, and is strongly built. Yard has good
grsss and row Of nne Lombsrdy poplas tfee s
icnements nj an expense OF q few hundred
dollars: IL Is near the bridge, In well lighted
and cheerful, and is In healthy location ana a.,
q nromnt sale i will off,r the house and lot
for less money than the house alone cost when
built Terms very easy. Applyto or aduress
HARRY CALDWELL. % the premises noSq