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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-20


1.stssss hcesls x.der tkts Assdiss sssas slissrts
pSelsesstos. No devietios from GAis rate q asvoss
Borrow money Of Rowlus.
Laura Dainty Tuesday night.
Hartman ID buying furs and raga.
See those new style hats at North.
rup's.
Read that card at tho head Of this
column. .
Beaver hats and bonnets At Mrs,
Jas. Simpsons. =
Seven pounds Of best coffee for 81 Ut
4. Dswson's, Moran.
Come and see the new style silver
wall paper at Scott's.
Oh. what delight! Those aps per
fumes at Stevenson's.
Be sure you take all tho children to
Hamill's ENTERTAINMENT,
INCEST lot of wall paper ever
brought to lola, at SCOTS,
Go to Bartels Bros. for your roasted
Coffees, and Teas. Best ip town.
Mr.. Mccoy has moved his residence
to the house just north of the depot.
When will the city council establish
fire limits? It should be done soon.
Beaver hats and bonnets 1T
Mrs. JAS. SIMPSONS.
A pleasing feature of Hamill's en-
tertainment VII be its great variety.
There were five new accessions to
the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Be sure to attend the entertainment
given by Laura Dainty Tuesday even
ing next.
No such entertainment % Hamill's
was ever brought to lola. Be sure you
are there.
For rent, business room on south
Washington avenue. Enquire Of Miss
C. Willett.
1t fs generally believed that the
Wichita road will be opened to Tolon-
to next week.
Carpenters have been busy fixing I'D
the inside wood work of the Wichita
depot this week.
Prescriptions compounded from the
freshest and purest drugs and at low
PRICES at Stevenson's.
Nv. II. Evans has been acting -
express agent for the NJ. p. Railway
1t this place since Dec. 18th.
Everything in the line Of drugs,
paints, oils, stationary, &C.,
will be found at Stevenson's.
At C. A. steele's on all plated goods
md clock you can get Is per cent. |
discount for the next 20 days.
All parties indebted to me please |
sall and settle or costs will be to pay. |
G. A. STEELE,
We defy competition in harness
snd saddles.
BARTELs Bros.
will gtvea discount of 10 per cent.
N all Solid Gold Goods for the next
% days, C. A. STEELE.
We gre making prices that no house
n Iola will meet.
o. P. NoRTHRuP 4 Co.
A good resolution for all to keep dur
ng lsa2 d to purchase stationary 1t
he popular drug store Of r. B. Steven.
on.
II. r. Gray has been on the sick list
or week past and w. ]. Evan, has
'een helping run the post Office news
tand.
Sheriff Worst IL sending out postal
ards to delinquent personal tax pay.
-, which II they will heed will save
xtra costs.
A/@u1o Aa4uCyS equal a. an el0cu-
Ionist has never been in lola and no
ne should miss the rare treat next
tuesday night
Frank Wing has bought tho interest
I T. ]. AcCarty in the post ONCE
swelEy stere, the arm hereafter being
Wing 4 Powell. /
The election Of township o6lcess
GEMS to be, going by default. A. yet
othing has been said - to who are OF
10 not capdidates. |.
NJ. G. Hutchinson will dispose Of 4
ne a@fcattle and some other prop
FH Afpablic sale Thursday, Feb. 2, at
is residence in lola. I,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-20

LOCAL MATTER0.
DssiSsss L0csls xad<r THE hesIisg saesg elyseris
setices UiU BE- charged FYftees ccnts ~ Hse ~
publication. No 6evistioa from iAis r1se q osvoee
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-20

Upderscear at reduced prices.
Clothing at reduced prices.
Boots at reduced prices.
Hats & Caps at reduoedWices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-20

saan also s9H n eeansesisa VIII my
grees8y ssees . 9rst-elass wood y.sd
vAers vim - sssn4 ssaseansly o. had
seF4 and sssve weed. TAs yassoaaGs q
~ public y sesPseuslly ssaiesssd.
q. W. ZlXHS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23

The proprietors of the WHEELING REGIS
TER have engaged the services OF gentlemen
well qualified for the task. to get up, what
W III readily he conceded to be a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
"NAMIN' o. NAMES"
Points Pertaining Particularly TO PEG.
ME and Persons.

John ID. Reynolds, OF Baltimore, is IN the
city.
John u. Culbcrtson left for the East, yes
tcrday.
Con. !. \. Robinson. OF the g. & .. Co., i
at the Mcclure.
Hon. James NJ. Furbee, of Marion, is at
the Stamm.
VIM. NJ. Clayton, OF the Tucker D'mo"rai.
is at the st. James.
n. b. Scott left for the east Yesterday on
Il business trip.
d. Clint Gallaher, ESQ, LETT Yesterday for
his home at Charleston.
SimmS Powell a Baltimore commercial
artist of local fame is in the city.
Jules Grau. agent OF the Carrem Donaldi
Opera Company, is at the Mcclure.
W. IL. Grout. general freight agent OF the
TusCarawas road, is 81 the Mcclure.
c. c. Curtis. of the Brush Electric Light
Company, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lee Watson and wife. of Fairmont
passed through The city yesterday, On route
TO Bethany.
Eugene Iugol,ls. of the Brush Electric
Light Company's branch office at Pitts
burgh. is in the city.
4. I. Bliss and wife, of Saginaw, Mich,
while en- route East, stopped at Wheeling,
yesterday. to view the famous nail works.
They are stopping at the Mcclure.
Bessie Hamilton, who has been down
with typhoid fever at Mt. de Chantal, is
recovering and expects to visit her parents
in this borough at an early day Washington
Reporter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
4 FINAL RECEPTION
20 BE rendered the Legislature On
Next Moaday Might.

The business men, manufacturers and
bankers IT Wheeling are never behind in
public spirit. The latest manifestation is
in n grand reception which is to be- tend
cred the Legislature IN next Monday, the
evening prior 10 the adjournment.
The affair will take place at the Capitol
and the reception and supper will be- fol,
lowe,aby dance in the Hall OF Delegates.
Nothing will DC spared to make the enter
tainment complete and perfect success.
The invitations will he issued to-day. The
following committees are in charge:
On Arrangcments-Earl W. Oglebay.
chairman: Alfred Caldwell, J. \. Miller
l. \. Galligan, DIR. J. +. Reeves, I. p. Phil
lips +. Riestcr, y. f.. Whitaker, F. J.
Hearne, J. II. Hobbs, John Oesterling. w.
Il. Simpson, Robert Crangle. s. 2. Hill
dreth, J. J. Jones, J. G. Anderson, Mayor \.
c. Egerter, Benj. Fisher. \. b. Scott, John
q. Hoffman, Jr., A. ]. Hslsted and Charles
W. Franzheim.
On Finance. e. Anderson. chairman:
J. \. Miller and John ID. CulbertsOn.
On lnvitations-Dr K s. Harvey, chair
man; ID. +. Stalnaker. Harry W. List.
George Baird. Jr., Sam Hazlett, Frank P.
JepSOn, ALT PAUL.. III. A. Franzheim, VIM.
b. Fisher, Harry T. Black. b. W. Peterson,
John X. Dunlap. I. NJ. Reilly and Sam b.
HsrrisOn.
Floor Managers-B. W. Peterson. George
Baird, Jr., Samuel Hazlett and s. A. Miller
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
THEELECTRIE LIGHT.
The Company Fully Under Way Flee
ton of Directors.

The stockholders of the newly formed
Wheeling Brush Electric Light Company
met at Veterans Hall, in the Mcclure
House. last evening, DIR. Il. w. HaZlett i'll
the chair and Alfred PAUL acting Us Sccre-
tary. About thirty gentleman were pres.
ent, numbering among them many OF
Wheeling's most prominent business men,
and representing SaS, 700 OF the SlOOOO
capital stock subscribed. Mr.. G. C.. Cur
tisS, the agent Of the parent company. at
Cleveland, upon motion, made Il speech in
which he said the contract to he made
would I've as follows The Brush Electric
Light Company, in consideration "f
an allowance 10 it of S4S, 900 of every $780,
GO subscribed, gave 10 the Wheeling COM
pany :he use OF all of the Brush patents
now owned by it or which it might here
after possess. The territory to be allotted
was all which would he embraced III 4
radius OF ten miles from the Capitol build
ing.
IN talking up the subject OF electric
lights. he said the company had recently
erected mast, $50 feet in height, ON the
public square in Cleveland, by the lights of
which he could see the time by his watch,
at distance of a mile. The light, thus far,
was not fitted Tor domestic purposes,
but might. at some future time,
he 50 arranged. He devoted some
time TO answering questions from various
gentlemen and about . o'clock came the
announcement that Council had passed the
right OF way ordinance. This document
was read and commented upon. In refer
ring TO the restrictions Mr.. Curtis said the
Brush light was the only one which could
be operated under the restrictions the in
surarCe companies placed upon electric
lights
An election OF directors was then entered
into. As many OF the stockholders reside
in Ohio. resolution waS engraftcd into the
bylaws providing that not more than three
directors may b. chosen from the stock
holders residing in that State. The cleo
ton resulted as follows:
r. W. Hazlett. T.. w. Oglebay, a. J.
Sweeney, John Oesterling, Frank j.
Hearne, Hiram Smith, David Rankin, +.
L. Rhodes and Geo. q. Hannah.
The directors will meet this evening at
the office OF the Manufacturers Insurance
Company to organize, and it is understood
DR. IIaxlett will be president and John J.
Jones secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
CUPlD'S CAPERS.
The Hupp-Coen NuptiaIs-A West Alex
ander Wedding.

Yesterday morning at o'clock quiet
wedding was SOlemnized at the Second
Presbyterian church. Rev. Cooke Ofliciat-
ing. and Miss Addie Coen became Mrs.
Archie I. HupP Only few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony. The
bride was dressed in plain travelling COS.
tune and looked lovely. The Young couple
took the morning train for the Fast and
will spend ten days ut Washington and
Baltimore.
The groom Is wcil-knOwn young bust
ness man, junior partner of the firm Of
Joseph Speidel Il Co. The bride Is very
handsome youn. lady and very popula
with her friends She is Il Stcp-dIughter o,
Capt. J. NJ. Ray.
Mr. James williamson OF Roney'S Point
and Miss Dora Smith, OF Port Mills. wer'
married at West Alexander yesterday by
Rev. w. ii. Lester. They came TO this city
10y the evening train and are stopping at
the st. James.
A wedding which was to have been con-
summated this morning has been post
pnncd to April nth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
THE LOWER BRANCH
90 Couacil Holds Meeting and Adopts
the Electric Light Ordinance.

Council met in special session last night.
Mr.. S. p. Hildreth presided.in the absence
of the President The following named
gentlemen were absent: -Burdatts, CONNER
ford. Hoffman, Laughlin, McGranahan,
Prince, Robinson, Schockey, Steele, Water
house and Scott.
Mr.. Walter presented bill of the Fair
bank Scale Company for 1856. which was
ordered paid.
The petition of P. Kennedy from the
Board OF Equalization and Appeals, was
granted.
The Branch then took up the ordinance
in regard to the Brush Electric Light
Company, which came down from the First
Branch; passed. The ordinance was read
three times, and, without change, was
passed by its title without s,dissenting
vote.
Mr.. Armstrong offered a resolution au-
thorizing the purchase of telephones Tor
the Hook and Ladder, Hope and Island
hose houses, on the same terms as nave
heretofore been made. The resolution was
referred TO the Committee on Fire Depart
ment for examination.
A resolution authorizing the City Solici-
tor to ascertain the practicability OF I'M
POSING 4 license upon the Telephone Com
pany, was lost.
A resolution by Mr. Davis, directing the
placing of fire alarm box on Market
Street at Fishers foundry was similarly re-
ferred.
A resolution by Mr.. Wingerter. author
izing the placing Of new roof on the Cen
ire Market was referred to the Committee
on Markets. with power to advertise pro-
poSals to place a new new roof oil TIN or
other material, or repair the present roof II
necessary.
A resolution by Mr.. Davis authorizing
the rcsettIng of the curb on Market street
between Twenty.third and Twenty-fourth
streets was adopted.
The following, by Mr.. Hildreth, was
adopted
WHEREAS, The appropriation Tor the i'm
proyement OF the Water Works having
been exhausted and the contract with
Messr, Beck & Adams for the laying OF
the 3O-inCh and lS.inCh water mains allow
them weekly payments upon the Super'n-
tepdents estimate, therefore be it
Rcsoi,ed, That the city Clerk bc and il
hereby authorized TO draw his order upon
the Receiver in favor OF Beck K Adams,
contractors Upon the presentation OF
certificate from the Superintendent OF the
Water Works certifying that they are en-
titled TO such sum a. named in said certih-
cate, the sum 10 be paid out Of any funds
in the hands OF the City Receiver.
A resolution authorizing the placing OF
ire alarm in the Hope hose house was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Fire Depart
mcnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23

and that another ferry was not necessary
Cor the accommodation of the pubic, and
as result an Injunction proceeding was
escorted TO against Jones and the town Oh
Martins Ferry. During the present teiH
Tho cause was, tried before Judge keiiy,
ard an Monday decision was rendered.
ab;cb we publish in full. Following IS the
finding OF the court:
This cause came on TO be heard upon the
HEADINGS and testimony and was submit
led 10 the Court, and the evidence ana ar
snment of counsel having been heard, the
Hourt find that plaintiffs have right ana
interest in the lands described in the peti-
tion. extending along the Ohio river from
the division line ON the south known rs
the line between the Daniel zane anu
Ebeneger Martin lands. to the line on the
north known as the line between lands oil
said Martin and George PAUL, Tor
the purpose of making thereon
and keeping up II ferry iandlng
or landings. wharf or wharves, and road
or roads thereto at such point or points As
they may select and NAV be necessary Tor
a ferry or ferries across the ONO rlver; out
that beside said interest in the land, PLAIN
tifIs have no exclusive right to the ousi-
ness and the profits nj ferry or ferries 10
and from said lands, and that another Terry
ar ferries may be established, provided 1t
can be done without interfering with the
interest aforesaid of plaintiffs in said land;
and that the interest OF plaintiffs may De
forfeited by them by failure on their
part TO maintain and keep up snch
ferry or ferries and procure license there
for according TO law, rs the public interest
and commerce may require. The court
further finds that plaintiffs have continued
and continue to the present time to mali
tain and keep up, under license therefor,
sufficient ferry and that no other ferry was
AT the time license was issued TO the de
PENDANT Jones. required or needed for the
public convenience, and that the Terry
which said defendant threatened to eStao-
lish under said license, would interfere
with the interests OF plaintiffs in said land.
1t is therefore ordered and adJudged that
defendendant Jones he and is hereby per:
petually cnioncd from establishing and
Carrying on a ferry to or from said lands
under the license or licenses heretofore
issued TO him: and il is further ordered
that defendant, the village Of Martins
Ferry, he and it is hereby enjOned until
further order from establishing or grant
ing license for ferry to or from said land,
while plaintiffs right therein continues,
without the consent of plaintiffs. 1t IS
further ordered that defendants pay the
costs OF this action, which are here adJudg
ed against them.
rn,~,, o,,ar;,,1 day 4 SislenDai Ia 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
News From the River and the Water
Craft.

The Batchc!or leaves for Pitt,burS to-day.
All the regular packets were on time yes
tcrday.
The Courier is the fdrkcrshurs packet
to-day.
The river was rising very rapidly with
good prospects for 81 feet OF water in the
channel, the marks showing p feet inch
at dark last night
Capt. Tom Prince is talking of running
another boat in the Belairc trade for freight
only, with Alex. Paxton in command, aud
use the G. Y.'IucaS exclusively rs a paS>en-
ger boat.
The following tOwboatS passed yesterday;
Fred Wilson No. ,, jim Wood, Sampson
No >. Onward, Acorn and Ella Layman.
down with towS OF coal. and Bengal Tiger,
Veteran No. ,, Ben Wood and Relief up
with tOws OF empties.
PITTSBURGH. March 22.-l;iver Is feet |
inch and falling. Cloudy and cold.
STKU BENyILLE, March 22.-River - feet
and falling. Cloudy and cold
LOUISVILLE, March %. River rising, with
Il feet in TIE canal, and II feet III the
chute. Business dull. Weather cold.
Departed Condor and tow Pomcroy.
EyAxsvlLLE, March 22.--Departed: W.
\. Johnson to Cairo, at r. N. Weather
clear and cold Mercury iO'. Wind mod
Grating from the northwest. River - feet
inches, and rising. No business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
Tne REGISTER.
MHsslfagg Resfatsr+
LEWIS RAKEB II 90.

TERMS.
PER YEAR, BY NAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
DAILY, six days in the week .:.--.-..-......S W
DAILY, three days In the week..--....-...- "
WEEKt.Y REGISTER. l ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
Sophia Swartzbsoh. Q, al.


bach, deceased. In ChaS>'
w.
Sophia Swartzbsol, 81 al.
By virtue Of q decree OF the MunicipaO'
OF Wheeling, rendered In tie above sas'
cause, on The M day Of March, lNi!. ..
nj public auction nj the front doOf "
Court House Of Ohio county. on
THURSDAY, THE nth DAYOP ANIL
beginning at 10 o'clock A. u, the foaed
described real estate, viz: Thai plcn
eel of ground situate on the norm ~
Eleventh street. In the city ~ Wbr'itt
which ssid U,-orxr swanlbsch did q
and ON which II erected n ihre- story ,,
house, fronting about nineteen fe'f ~ :
inches 10 ~. . in.I on said Eleventh 80
extending back northwardly the sAin
about forty feet ~ a. ~ an nj ~ 0fps1
about four feet u H. wide, and u hySps.I
the west BY the center Of ihrdi'i>'on W
tween said three story brick bols %
three story brick house bciongins -
Eeuicr, and on the east by gr"ubbs
ow ned by George ". Jobb>on and
Paxton, together With mail allsy
way about four feet wide. running ~
west between the above de- fibS -
ground and the grounds OF .al1 -,
Also all the right, Title and lntiS
Swartziach In and tOsanothff I~,o,,V =.
fronting on said alley ten ie.' !"
Ing q he depth o. Eve n rer, q, Of d, 4
cbase money. and as murh mors ~
cnaser may elect 10 pay. In cash 90 Ds'
sale, and the residue In two cIuAI sl
with Interest On W aHS
until payment, and To- -.
to give his promi.sory mote, smS
persOnal security for the pay nsn'"
ferred miscellaneous and interest,"
JAMEs =. RoGLs
special C.nns
Y,w.,,S .upfsTr -Auc<Looesr. n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23

model Family newspSper. McrodaiO,on Poa.l R'l'i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23

APpOinted TO Control the Insane Asy.
lum nj ReafOn

Yesterday afternoon Governor J. b. Jack
son sent to the Senate the following nOmi.
nations for a Board of Directors of the
Hospital for the Insane, at Weston.
Matthew EdmistOn, Joseph II. Clifton
and A. NJ. Smith, Lewis county.
f. G. Cracraft, Ohio county.
John A. F. Martin, Preston county.
Col. A. Monroe. Hampshire county.
VIM. L. McNeel, POcahOntas county.
!. J. \. HaSSler, Jackson county.
Charles T. Caldwell, Wood county.
The Senate went into Executive Session
about o'clock and confirmed the appoint
mentS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23

In the Municipal Court a. whssnn 4
Z. q. Crscraft. Admipistrat"f' -
McNashten, deosased.
w. r.<n
James p. Roger, Exseutos, ar ofFhN
Naghten, deseassd, q Al
IL cHAScrKr.
Nv virtue Of Q deere OF the 49,.
Wheeling. entered In the AboY,
I'm day Of March, tS<1, The unisfssss"
Commissioner VIII, on
SATURDAY, hPRILs W
Commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. ~
,eIl at public auction. st the fro yl.. ~
Court Honse Of Ohio county, No.
the following de<rrtbed p,opey - -
srn part of lot No. ~, Oh ths 49, ~
Eiehih and Ninth strsess, frooiins -
Tea an NarkSt street, and runm = q
Inn nd rcd and twsnty-str tflN 1890
This half lot has 90 10 the bsne 50
the late Finley NsNaHhtso, sihs sxY5
story brick, In INT class 49,, a. fS<l
eisI.t rooms, dAtshsd sttls asn bs -
Lar, gas and water, aud All "
n 40 NJ tbs saus TIM, ~ nons -
No. 90. On the east stde o. sos N q
tveeaSsysnth and behte 1870 -
OF Wkesiing, fronting 0n b.Ss "
on Main street. and ruennt
alley one hundred and trenn q ~
40 ilisy In - rSer. haun \, ar slH
rtory brick, containtnx - mn. So
ThH propssty eoTe m - "a eps
we'll Tr.; Th 3: sR.:nisssDcoss.Sird, I'd
more = a. purchases NAY rs =
cs.h A. the residue In tsy yI
nnents af az apA tvv}ye non. - ~
with isisssas from she dsy 90, y SSs~
cbsser 10 Tfys his nosss iof ~. "a - 20
mepU, With good security t,n
retsipcI untn psyDsntinn III LcB
maYsoavt op
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
AnUnusual Commotion.

We cannot help noticing the unusual
stir caused by DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, at
Logan 4 Cos Drug Store. Thousands are
testing its wonderful merits by getting a
Trial Bottle at above Drug Store, which
convinces them of its rare qualities, and
readily shows what regular dollar sized
bottle will do. 1t is guaranteed to positive
~ cure or no pay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
Buntings
Tinsel Stripes b Plaids

AtbIc, l2'Ic, nc, PC. soc and 75c. Bcaut
STYLES and new COlOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NJ. James Hotel, March ~, 1852.

] NJ Osbourn, Wash \ ID Easton, city
John Best, Pitts A Z Rutler, BALTIC
J $ Surls, New Orleans VI Wemplc, Chicafo
II Stanley, Chicago Jas Rose. Phila
q A Robinson, In'apo L Plummer, NY
] f Hart, " Mart 'nSV Dodd, Boston
w Whitacre, NJ Ferry p q ibson, Jackson
Tom List city J NJ Van Patten. Dett
II Myers & lady, Pitts Strause, Pitts
] A Davis, city { + Boner, Wayne'b'g
II Miller, Beailsvilc VS. Mitchell, Zanesvl
A StroSnder do r Haas, Nav York
G W Byer Ny w Hayes, Boston
A b Hogue, Phila Hamilton
l. 2 Watson and wife, w . Martin, CALI pos
Fnirmont 4 y Bond, Pitts
\ y Pr'chnrd Mantn b Dodley, WayneS'g
w VI CnytOn, - Geo III LantZ, 90
w l. StOtSberTy, city J ID Barr, WiGShtn Pa
\ J Farrell. city NJ Mcconnell. Cleve
f. Robinson, city John Erwin, city
W II Thompson, BALTIC ) Hume, CumbrFd
A MOncypcnny, Va OEM'CarIhy. Mass
J Moucypenny, do
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, March %, l \. N.-FOr the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, warmer south
CaSt 10 southwest winds. falling barometer
and fair weather.
For the Lower Lake region. slightly
warmer !aig weather, westerly To >oUthcriy
Winds. lower barometer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23
White Goods.

P.K.'S ut &C; indeed they are nice for
children's wear and ladies' aprons: J.. X: AT
Ice, PIC, l5c, ~. French White Dress Mate
l..n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-23

THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
rug REGIsTER THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER WEEKLY THE REGISTER
THE REGISTER THE REGlSrEh
THE REGISTER THE REdisrhh
THE REGISTER THE REGISTER
HnE nENlSTER
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Dress Trimmings.
Ladies,

Our stock OF Pa>>cmentrics, Buttons
Fringcs everything Ia match our Dress {
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THE MODEL MAP

The REGISTER Is keeping step with the prog
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