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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News or o Personal
Character.

The Most Recent News OF O PERSONAL
Character.
DR.. Camden will return from Philadel-
phia to-day.
Miss Lou Wilson, OF Beaver, Pa, is visit.
ing her cousin, Mrs. DR.. Camden.
TIL. Marks, clerk of the Brooke county
Circuit Court, was in town yesterday,
NJ. 7. Frame left yesterday morning for
Braxton C. H., where he goes TO attend
court
Mr.. John Garrison. of West Liberty, is
reading medicine in the Office of his brother,
DIR. Garrison.
Ut. Kirk, the popular clerk of the Phil
lips House, at Dayton. Ohio, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Hon. J. J. Woods, one OF West yirgnia's
young Democratic statesmen, was IN at
tendance at our court this Teek.-S. Glars
rifle Chronicle.
Miss Alice Caldwell, who has been at.
tending school in Holidaysburg, Pa, is
visiting her brother, Alfred Caldwell, ESQ,
on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zook, of Wheeling
are spending short season with friends in
Csdiz, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nc
Coy.-Cddi= Sentinel
c. D. Hubbard, ESQ, has returned
home from Pittsburgh, where he has been
attending the stockholders meeting of the
F., c. & ST. L. r. r.
Miss Carrie Hubbard, of Wheeling, is
visiting her friend ut DR.. l.. S. Brooks
Mrs. Eva Hubbard will return to Wheeling
with her.-HorgdRtOSr Ner Dominion.
Miss Ella BURY, one of New Phllsdel-
phias charming young ladies', has been
visiting her friends in Cadiz, the guest of
Misses Marry and Fannie HOuser. She re-
turned home Monday. -Cddi9 Sentinel.
Miss Helen Wagner, of Baltimore, favor.
ably know in Wheeling society, on last
Tuesday became Mrs. K. Frank Lawder.
On their wedding tour they will arrive to-
day and be the guest in the family of DR..
J. e, Hupp.
Robert Arthur. better known as "Bob."
not the nephew of the President" but the
business manager of the Minnie Palmer,
My Sweetheart" is in the city, making
arrangements for the big house he is wait
ing for, next week.
Miss Bette l.. Adams, OF Wheeling, West
Virginia, is registered at the Riggs.-Wdsh-
ingtOn Correspondent Of The Cincinnati En-
guircr. After brief stay at the National
Capital Miss Adams will go to Florida for
the winter. accompanied by her father,
brother and Mrs. Adams,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
COMBINED VISIT
OTthe New and Old Board OF Commits
AIOnerS 90 the Poor House.

Yesterday afternoon, by a preconcerted
arrangement, several members of the pre-
sent and the incoming Board Of Commits
sioners visited the Poor House. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were present:
Squire Schultz, George Carnahan, Jos
Speidel, Mike Stein, T. l.. Terrell Ed. Atchi.
son, B. F. Caldwell, John Armstrong, OF
the old Board, and G. A. Ssocker, Louis
Delbrugge, George Woods, John Boring, OF
the new Board. No business outside OF q
few trivial matters was diseased, with the
exception Of the insurance, whiCa ::ss@S
awarded to he following Companies: Erie
and Maine, represented by Fred Meyer;
The New American, represented by David
Morgan; -Etna, represented by Frank
Weber, each OF the companies being
awarded 81, 900.
In addition to the above gentlemen,
Jerry OBrien, contractor, and Charlie
Hamilton, superintendent, were present
making in all eighteen who partook of the
bOunteous repast which Capt Plankey pro-
ded. While in the Office the subject of the
dam, which Major Loring has placed in the
creek Just below his residence, was preached
and depusstion proceeded to the spot
After viewing it they came to the cen
cluSiOn that as was only Is inches HE b
there would be no danger Of it iniuring the
poor farm properly By throwing the water
over on il, and as the first freshet would
carry it away, they decided to take no steps
IN the matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
Excur.ion 20 Washington.

The National Bazaar industrial and Art
Exposition for the benefit of the Garfield
Monument Fund, will be held at the U.
5. Capitol, November 18th to December Sd,
1882. The principal object of the Exposi.
ton is TO raise funds for the erection of
monument at the National Capitol to the
memory OF the late President Garfield, but
the exhibition itself, under the management
OF Board Of Directors composed of gentle
men representing the various branches OF
the Government, assisted by Commissioner
from every State in the Union, will present
q marvellous display of Art Treasures and
the products Of Mechanical and Agricultural
Industries, TO which will be added special
attractions on separate days, including Men,
orial Services in the Churches, Grand Bicy-
Gle Meet and Tournament, Knights Temp
lar and Military Parades and Competitive
Drills and Gorgeous Illuminations at Night.
To accommodate those desiring 10 visit
the Exposition the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and st. Louis Railway PAN Handle Route)
VIII sell excursion tickets at one fare for
the round trip, from all stations Tickets
will be good going east on any regular train
November 9th, 1882, and will be good for
continuous return passage on any regular
train OF the Pennsylvania Railroad leaving
Washington before midnight OF Saturday,
December ID, 1882
A more pleasant time could not be
selected TO visit the National Capitol, as 1t
offers unlimited attractions at any season
1t Is . well-know fact that Washington is
the most beautiful city on the coatinent.
Its broad, perfectly constructed and clean
kept avenues are marvels Of the engineers
skill. Its magnificent public buildings
boundless in extent and costing millions of
dollars have no counterparts in this or any
other country. Its elegant private resi-.
dences, rich in architectural design and
adornments, the homes Of wealthy private
citizens and distinguished Representatives
OF the Government rivaling the palaces of
the old world, complete a scene of rare
grandeur, and combine TO ell the mind of
The visitor with wonder anddelight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
sMITH.GOODWIN.
happy Home Nupiial Scene on the
Island, Last Night

Happy Home Nuptfai scene On tne
Island, Last Night.
The pleasant home of Capt. B. F. Good
win. ON the Island, was the theatre, last
night, of one Of those happy, home wed
dings, where Joy supersedes style and hap
piness overcomes ostentation. The fair
bride was his daughter, Miss Maud and the
happy groom, Mr.. Fred. L. Smith, the pop
ular grocer of Market square. quite
large number of intimate friends and rela-
t;yes qraced the occasion with their pres.
ence and the twain were made one amlo
the wishes of friends, and the approval OIL
Kin and beneath the smile of heaven. rev.
Il, w. RYAN performed the ceremony.
Tine groom wore the conventional black;
The bride wore a handsome corn colered
silk. very becoming to her brunette type Oh
beauty. The dress was deliberately maze
and trimmed with point lace.
After the ceremony and the congratula-
tions which showered down upon che
Young couple, wedding supper; IN the
preparation of which linn exGelled him.
self, was discussed by the Company, num-
bering over one hundred people.
Among the many presents, the following
were notice:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Jones-Parlor coal
vase.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Stone-Family bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Feeny-Pair gold and
silver napkin rings, engraved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. JOnes-Fire irons.
Mr.. A. Brown-Marble top stand.
Mr.. G. F. Smith-Silver cake stand.
Mr.. Lou. Smith-Chamber set.
Mr.. Ed. Zane-Set glassware.
Messrs Z. P Rhodes & CO.-Barrel flour.
Messrs. s. Baer & Sons-Barrel -four.
Daisy Manufacturing Company-Barrel
-four.
Mr.. John H. smith-Gold mounted al
bum.
Mr.. Thomas Worls-Handsome cake
stand.
Mrs. Geo. Worls-Silver sugar spoon and
butter knife.
MIR. and Mrs. R. c. Observation-Disclosures
pair of vases.
Messrs. Stone and Thomas-Plush rugs.
Mrs. Greer Quilt.
MIR, and Mrs. Booth-HaDdson lace tidy.
Mr.. Lou Miller-Celluloid set.
Mr.. Geo. Feeny-Celluloid set.
Miss Jessie 0liver-Handsome barnett
tidy.
dish.
Mr.. Harlan Carter-Silyer napkin rings.
Mrs. Sallie Craytou-Towels.
Miss Lide Thomas-Towels.
Mr.. Henry Goodwin-Set of glassware.
Miss Matte Scharkopf-Silk pin cushion
and collarette.
Miss Mania Stearns-Handsome bed
spread. -
Mr.. Chas. Thomas-Silver castor.
Mr.. Benz. Baer-Handsome parlor clock.
Rev. +. w. Ryan-Family Bible.
MIR. Henry Crawford-ParlOr lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams--Silyer Pickle
dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FranS--Toilet set.
Mrs. Battele-Napkins.
Mrs. MCl.ane-Napkins.
Miss Lizzie JODes-Napkins.
Miss Lizzie Smith--Silyer knives, forks
and spoons.
Miss Sue Falloure-Table linen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
BOARD OF EDUCATTOS..
Report Of tine special Meeting OF Last
Night.

The Board of Education held special
meeting last evening. President Wilson
presided, and the following gentlemen were
present: Messrs. Ankle, Caldwell, CIiswell,
Ebeling, Hoge, Jepson, Maxwell, Miller,
/. O., Pipes, Schockey, Todd. :.
On motion of Capt Schockey the reading
of the minutes of the last meeting was dis
pensed with.
was ordered paid, on motion of Mr.. Max
we'll
The bids for supplying the schools OF the
city with coal for the ensuing year were
opened and the bid of Mr.. P. L. Kimberly
TO furnish all the schools with clean coal
at the rate of ~ cents per bushel was &C
cepted, on motion of Mr.. Maxwell, Mr..
Kimberly being the lowest bidder.
Mr.. Criswell offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted: :,
Resolved, That the clerk OF the board be
aut horized to pay Andrews Co; the
amount of their bill for furniture ordered
for the Seventh ward school, also the
freight bill for same, duducting the amount
of the freight bill from the bill OF Andrews
& Co.
The Commissioners from Madison sub
district offered the following resolution,
which was adopted: -,
Pcsolrcd, That William Morrison be paid
Sos, being in full for rent of school room
to October LIST.
On notion of Mr.. Caldwell it was
Resolred, That Prof. Birch be authorized
to employ during the illness of the Mbraion
Mr. Edward Franzheim to assist in the
Public Library whenever necessary.
The Commissioners from Webster sub.
district reported the appointment OF Miss
Kate Weitzel as teacher in Division ID,
Grade 4, in Webster sub. district school:
On motion Of Mr.. Todd the thanks OF the
Board of Education was rendered to Messrs.
Lewis Baker d Co. for their donation to the
Board for the use of the schools, of twenty
eight OF their valuable maps of West Vir-
ginia. =,
On motion of Mr.. J. c. Miller the Board
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
Just Received.

A lot of Boys Calf Boots, sole leather
counter. solid sole, at $l.65.
Small lot of Mems Stogy Boots, worth
twice the money, At $l.6S.
Mems Calf Boots, neat and durable, at
SOS.
Childs' Boots going rapidly at 9Oc
Youths Boots, good and strong. $l.OO
end up.
A few pair of mems waterproof English
Balls, worth S. 25. Closing them out at 81 IS
We have a small lot left OF those excel.
lent lace grain shoes for ladies, worth 81. rs
selling at sc, 95c, and S1.0O. Do not fail
TO see them.
Our customers are aStonished at our ex-
ceeaing low prices on all grades Of goods,
and wonder how We can sell so far below
other houses in the city. We desire to in
form those who are ignorant of the fact.
that we are not strangers in this communi.
ty, having been in business in Bridgeport
and Bellaire Tor . number of years. In the
last named place we have now the largest
retail shoe house in Eastern Ohio. where
We are permanently located. Any goods
bought NJ our great 80 days sale in Wheel
ing, that do not prove as represented,
can be returned 70 US at our Bellsire store.
Heiniein Bro, 4 Co, opposite Opera House,
Nal Al SkpaAk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
BELLAIRE DoIHGs,

Christmss-Aecideat "a Patriot Son.
Fire - Reot Race - s-Gypsey Qaeea~
AEafn-Mstrimoniai Pair
Personal ssyfsEs, Ete.
Miss Clara Craig. Of Pipe Greek, O., who
has been visiting Miss Emma Fry. returned
home yesterday.
The German Sunday school entertain
ment will be given in the German church
on Christmas evening. There will be o
tree, singing, Rotations, etc.
Mrs. John Craig is visiting friends at
Gibsons, o.
An persons buying goods TO the amount
OF 10 cents ut Lawrence & Crawford's cheap
cash grocery, On Saturday November 18th,
will receive Q fine checker-bosrd, on the
back Of which will be found useful infor-
nation which itself is worth 10 csnts. Rs
member this and call.
Hon. Forsyth Hunter and wife were here
yesterday.
NJ d. Corbetfs goods are being closed
out rapidly.
On Wedaasday evening an accid mt
occurred at the B. q D. water ststion here
by which David Auit. the engineer. mar
row,y escaped death. The piston roll hr IKE
causing the cylinder head 70 az out and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
LOCAL sLEAxISGs
From Am Over the Surrounding News
Field.

From All over the Sarroundhnk Ns~s
Rteld.
Oyv,exs RAproRp, Ct the Second ward, ran
In a plain drunk by the name OF Williams
yesterday afternoon.
TEE Belmont Mill Company are building
a new addition 10 their nail mill, and Will
put in twenty new machines.
ANDREW MkRrz, Of the Eighth ward was
hned IS and costs by Squire Schultz for
assault on Elijah Gill, last evening.
JAMS KELLY yesterday swore out war
rant for James Dixon, for assault and DAT
tery. Squire Philips will hear the case this
morning.
AN old man by the name Of Flanagan,
who xorks on the National Road, was sud
denly struck with paralysis while coming
from work last evening, and assisted nome
by Officer JunkiRs. --- -
n. Elmer was before Squire Petsrman
last night on a charge OF abusive lsngnaee
on the complaint Of wife, and hned u ana
costs and required 20 give bond IN the sum
Of 500 for one year.
Tug Opera House held very good audi
snee last night, to see the Nick Roberts
nsntomime company. The pantOmime
part was very slow and as stale as usual,
but the speciality parts were admirable IN
cases.
NETTING Of the stockholders OF the
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining Com
pany was held at the City Building, last
night, 20 decide uUon means Oh continu-
ing the works. II was decided to call Tor
an additional 25 per cent OF the STOCK SUD
scription, which will, it was thought, start
the wheels going.
The members Of the English Lutheran
Sunday school met last evening In their
sundoy school rooms, on Sixteenth street,
to begin preparation for their Christmas
anniversary. Doane's celebrated cantata,
Emmanuel" has been selected for this
wear and the beginning made last evening
Shows that the school will render IL well.
Prof Malmene, of the Female College, mas
besn procured to instruct and teach the
school which be does gracefully, thor
ougbIy and pleasantly. An evening treat
will doubtless be realized in the opera
House during holiday week, Tnen this
cassstta will be given.
A SLIGHT breeze was raised in elHegner
fs mily, on the north side, yesterday, by
the intended marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Lizzie Hegner, to Mr.. John Merge
shoe merchant at $40 North Main stress.
1t seems that Miss Lizzie has been MI.
Merge's who is q Hid0xer) houSekeeper Tor
about year. During 'hob "e
tween the two, and they decided to
enter on the voyage OF life together, and
pprspaded Mrs. Hegners, without the kRowl-
edge OF the rest of the family, TO accom-
pa5y them to the Recorders Office Wednes'
day afternoon, where the necessary license
was procured. On her brothers and sisters
hearing of the affair they made it so warm
for Lizzie that she left home and went to
peigbbors. where she now is. The wedding
has been postponed until.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
MARTINS FERRY.
Thanksgiy tng-The Suicide-ePrsonals
and Other Items OF Interest.

and Other Items or Iaterest
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
in the M. H. Church at 1880 A. NJ, Rev ].
J. McCarroll, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, participating.
VIM. inglebright, OF the "Half Moon
Farm" is spending few days with Capt.
l.. w. Inglebright. Miss Lizzie Orr, OF
Holidays Cove, is also the guest Of the
Captain.
Mrs. j. J. McCarroll and children are
visiting at Pittsburgh and other cities.
Capt. John Hutebison, Of the Climax, re-
ports trade increasing.
Operator Dilworth sent telegraph mes.
sage to man residing in Monongahela
City, Pa, yesterday, and received an
answer in twelve minutes.
Mrs. Henry Hugh, OF Richmond, Ind, 10
the guest Of Joseph Walters.
Charles Shay's Quincuple1al Mfnstrels
next Monday night
Latimer Jubilee Singers tonight.
Danial Westlake has just been presented
with two maps by Gen. Sherman. one illus
trating the Atlanta campaign and the other
illustrating the seige. OF Savannah. Mr..
Westlake gave them TO Thoburn Post, who
ordered them framed and hung up In the
hall.
Miss Carrie Scatter, Of Wheeling, Is the
guest Of Miss Anna Woodruff.
w. d. Cochran left for Marietta yester.
day OH business.
crop teas and the choicest coffee go to
SCOTS.
II. NJ. McCombs has removed his family
back TO this city.
This safe is not locked. Don't blow IL
up; turn the handle round" Is what T.. G.
Boyd has on bis safe.
Drs. 0ng and West have returned from
Pittsburgh, where the former bought goods
and the latter visited friends.
One unfortunate was arrested yesterday.
Ms. mneGee, Of Nevada, and Mrs. Emma
Richardson, Of Wheeling Island, are the
guests OF r. n. Theaker.
ed 50 that they have been compelled 70 en-.
large their capacity by putting up more
Rev. 4. G. Simpson. who lectured here
on Wednesday night, returned home last
night TO Hamilton. o.
Mrs. Anna Nader, OF East Wheeling. n
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Null.
N. C. Mitchell and family left for st.
Clsirsyille, yesterday, 10 attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Mitcheils grandmother, Mrs. sut-
ton.
The remains of Daniel McCarty, who was
killed In the Laughlin mill bank on We'd
nesday. were taken TO steubenyilIc yester-
day afternoon on the o'clock train for In
terment About forty friends sccompan.
led the remains.
The Ashton suicide was the subject of
considerable conversation yesterday. Mr..
Ashton will be buried at Scotch Ridge
cemetery this afternoon at o'clock.
Mush and milk social at the N. 4 Church
to night
VIM. Burtoft. OF West Whssling. has
purchased Joseph Woods property here.
frank Crowel was still worse last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24


On Friday evening last the 18th inst,
at the Fourth street NJ. f. Church, the
following persons were chosen as the Ohio
County Temperance Executive Committee,
TO enter at once upon the duties as such:
Hon. d. Ewing Hon. G. L. Cranmer,
VIM. Hastings, Rev. W. b. Thompson,
W. A. Wilson, A. J. MeNash, Hon. +. G.
Crscratt, Hon. G.. W. Atkinson and J. Mel
win Richards. The Committee have ar
ranged TO hold meeting ut least once s
week in the different chufrheS of the city
thst msy open to them for that purpose,
aatil the first Of January, when they will
expect 10 secure a hall centrally located
for more vigorous and organized work
through the winter. The mass meeting
for this week will be held at the Chapline
street N. K. Church. commencing at $50
o'clock. Rev. Dr. Smith and Hon. J. ID.
Ewing will address the meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
SPECIAL !!

Our CLOAK AND SHAWL De-
partment has attracted much at
tsutIon from City Buyers, and OF
late our friends from out Of town
have crowded our Show Rooms
from morning till night. Our FIRST
Iarue invoices of desirable gar
msnis have nearly been closed out.
Our buyer has succeeded in getting
some Beautiful things for US.
Among them we msntlOn a new line
of Limit Jackets In all COlOrs; also
Handsome Rhadams Circulars and
DoImans, trimmed in Plush, Velvet
and Fur. Be sure and see thsn
before you purchase.
SHANLS.---Ms invite attention
TO our BroGhs, Beavers, India,
Black Thibst and WOrstsd Shawls.
A full line Of CL0AKlhGS and
Cloak Materials. In Pushes, Sat-
ins and Cloths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
CLEARING THE CHANNEL.
Work Done by the Z. A. Woodruff for
the Week Ending November IS.

November 1.-Two snags from coalboat
landing at foot of Sand Island, and one at
wreck of steamer Belfast at the foot of
Ohio Falls. A diver in armor went down
to the Belfast wreck and could only find a
lot of loose pieces of timber imbedded in
the sand; exploded five pounds of Hercules
powder to cut down what appeared to be
the stern post. after which the wreck was
dragged over, pulling of all that the chain
and grspnel would catch.
November 14.-0ne snag from in front of
Cook & Hoffman's upper landing; two from
Utica Landing and one from in front OF
Frank Lees Landing, Ky.
November l5.-0ne from Milton Upper
Landing, one from Snyder's Distillery
Landing, one from Kentucky side Of chan
mel Just below Spellman's Landing, one
from Halford Landing Indiana; one from
in front of Vevay, one from lust below the
Warsaw wharfboat, one from Warsaw
Landing. and one from ]. II. McDaniels
Landing, Kentucky.
November leone snag from Indiana
side OF channel in front Goose creek, nine
from Harris Landing, Mexico bottom, one
from in front of Harris Landing, East
Bend, and three from channel opposite
Grants creek.
November I7.-One snag from Indiana
side of channel in 'front.' Of Tanners creek,
one from Indiana side OF channel just
above Lawrenceburg, two from Kentucky
side of channel opposite sawmill at North
Bend, one from Kentucky side Of channel
at head of Cullom's Ripple and one from
Kineon's coal landing, Cincinnati, where
heavy bottom of some boat. supposed to be
a coal fat, was pulled up and towed down
and deposited on the Kentucky side at the
head OF Cullom's Bar; one snag from Ken
tucky side of channel i'll front OF Coving-
ton water works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
Neal k.sate Transfers.

The following deeds of conveyance were
admitted 10 record by Recorder Hook. yes
terday:
Deed of November %. 1859, T. J. Hugus.
commissioner, to Aug 4. and Chss. Nolte
for lot IL, Square 80, South Wheeling, for
s., COO
Deed of November 50, sss2, Chas Keller
and wife to Aug. Nolte, south half lot IL,
Square 30, for 8.
Deed of November 90. 1859, Aug Z Nolte
and wife and Charles Keller to Pat Dough
e1ty, for half OF lot ~. Square 30. for $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

WASHINGTON, November %, A. N.-FOr
the Ohio and Tennessee valley, fair weather,
colder, northwesterly winds, higher press
uIe.
For the lower lake regions, cloudy
weather with rain or snow, southwest veer-
ing TO northwest winds, higher pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
Mbeelius 8esister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Spareribs-D. c. List, Jr.
Opera House-Miunie Palmer.
Proposals for Lighting City Lamps.
For observation-disclosures Sidney.
For Sale at a Bargain-Psrlor Furniture.
Rare OPPOrtunity-Maxwell 4 Isham.
PerSonal-G Mendel & Co,
Those Who Know. 7. Stone.
Tinware-G. W. Jbhnson's Sons.
Palace PsrlOr Coal YaSes-Nesbitt & Bro.
Supply IourSelf-C. Hraus & Bro.
Louisiana Rice-Edward Reid.
Silverware-Miller & Franzheim.
Valley Star Cook StOve-B. Fisher ( Son.
Muth's Sausage. II. Diehl & Co.
Like Flowers in Spring-Kirk's Art Store.
Excelsior Baking POwder-R II. List.
A Perfect Fit Guarsnteed-T. G. Mofiat
x Co.
Coats and Dolmans-A. Sledenbach &
Bro.-LHesd OF Local
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

sTHE woman who seeks relief from pain
by the free use of alcoholic stimulants and
usrcotic drugs. Rnds what she seeks only so
far as sensibility is destroyed or temper
srily suspended. No cure was ever
wrought BY such means and the longer they
ara employed the more hopeless the case
becomes. Leave ehloral, morPhia and
beIlsdonna alone and uss Mrs Pinkham's
wet ,hle Compound
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
YO0nG DaseAls

Nkw HAyrs, November 23.-yiD.
from eight to thirteen years OF A.,
arrested for breaking boxes on u. ~
OF fifteen freight cars and s,..s.
waste therefrom. They are beli,r.S
the same who set the railroad sbon. ~ y !!
some time since. 0