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UNDERFAhERS.
LANGUOR AND LAssIrUDE,

50 ohIMoN IN THE SPRI G, INDICATE A
Torpid CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
Sill GGISH C1RCULA ION OF THE LIFE
GIVING FLUID A TEAsPoONFUL OF
VARIANTS SEETZER APERIENT'' IN A
CLASH OF WATER HALFAN HOUHB hFOkE
BREAKFAST WIi.LGEN LY nEi IEVE AND
REG ULATE THE LIVER QUICKEN AND
PURIFY TIE CIRCULATION AND IAIPART
NEW LIFE AND YIGOR TO fYKRY FUNC-
TION OF THE BODY, ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVE III. 5lS-zs
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DELAWARE RAILRoAD--6.0O* o. lOt am. ]. O5+
3OO*, ..OOt,6.25t p. m No Sunday trains.
tFor New Castle only.
tfor Harrington and intermediate stations.
Express for Delmar.
WILMINGToN NORTHERN RATrRoAD---7 90 n. IN.
LOO, 5.u5, 6.35 p. m. Sundays, 100 u. m, and
$40 p. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD---7.O 5, 10, 80
a. IN. $50 r. N. Sunday trains 1890 a. N.
~ PIN.
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Local QnotAnOns Corrected Daily IN the
street MarRat.
HAY, VEKD, RTo.--UoRRRUTKD DAILY By W. j..
MORROW, no. ali FRENCH STREET:
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To Cash Buyers!
We have inaugurated a
sweeping reduction in all
classes Of our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to close
out our Spring and Summer
stock, we offer inducements to
our patrons such as they can
not get at any other establish
m mt in this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are Offering
superior styles of Foreign and
Domestic Suitings and Trous-
erings at greatly reduced
prices. Suits to order as low
as $l5 of Atwood Diagonals.
We have a superior cutter and
first-class workmen, and in all
cases guarantee a good fit.
New styles in lightweight
suitings constantly being re-
ceived as fast as they come on
the market.
Our large stock of Boys and
Children's Ready-made Cloth
ing has been reduced to a
price that must compel them
to move. Now is your chance
tor good goods at low prices at
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On rece pit of your address we will MAKE K
an offer by which you can earn y toe'
evenings, at your home. Men, Womenl
Boys or Girls can do 1t. II. G. Wilkinson
& Co., 1875 and 1877 Fulton street New
York
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DHLAwAKE WESTERN RAILRoAD---so0 q. m.
Ala p. N. Sunday trains e.1o a. m, b.Aop. m.
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CITY ITEMS

the public sale of L. F, Adair, to. morrow
Friday afternoon, at O'Clock
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I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise tho
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company andin person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are con.
'ucted with honesty, fairness, ana in good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the com.
Iany to use this certificate, with fac-simles OF
rIr signatures attached, In Its advertisement s.
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PROFEssIoNAL OARns.

John c. COLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND JUSTICE OFTHE
PEACE.
Aaris Building, No. Io1 Yves, sixth street ra,s-
ohoua call, Z s-I-f2-S
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RHEUMATISM ANc GOVT CURED

When we can establish by chain OF G, W., =
which every inquiry but makes stronGeIS sa@
have the only real. or radical remedy o ~. rearh
Disorders and we put that evidence Wlh'n .,o a
Of every sufferer WITHOUT money and tothOm J." IA,
claim that no one but the fool Will turn 10 " ~
ear or close his eyes TO the glad ndings We " Ian,
his blighted life In justice 10 US, 10 !o.! " ynnI
denendent families, and 10 the consnminauoi s h
liIs' ambition before you we're Stick ~ reoi.
disease we ask you to go with US tof lew NH
TO the homes OF some who nave drank Of ihe Eu' 4.
Of life and are now full Of the JOY o. AsG1 ri Se
ten 10 the world their glad experience We w., .srh
you no false statement, and make no asser. rsrs1
cannot by proper inquiry tby !eIteI " 10 he nm
ffiends) be pEObed - ths bottom anu iOunu :"
n tSltA. -,
10 M, Iardick, lis Piymoak o.. BrooAlJn 'i''sF
With Chronic Rhedmatism many {ears Navarro BhsanIte
= Mt. HasHass' ~ rear ~ n''->' =,
Sf b.. casmmsrsr, AZ Balt,o D.. BrOOET A''''
~ ~ Sou,t BroohiyA soisoa RsesSs
9 years-hAd expended over RlsN a o'ne'
:. Ee1in. ~ mira Aras' Brooklyn chr'ni' ''1's
ksTlsUd. - saubrtdss st. BreoEyn. ssS ols
nalOry and Chroais RAea1atiam and ''''
w. Piikiue.sa iss saah g., RraOkyp-Asus sno
Mhsunstism 81 Years; 'had pisd everything.
D. eseSroa ksS S'ss ,sss A. New s'''
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Capt sstSaa WOOD. ios sOa.A b. H'' f''l-'
" 2srsns FEE Sr.sorlA Av ssv ssrlcA'''H A
natilm saA Kidney Disease, a.. S.,,.y Gig OhrOeS
~ ysas s.,, crc.s@aa, y osA'eoa A'''
me- uhoye named gentlemen Bg. asy ~ astssS
H. q q hheumahsm. DyspepslA n..ntisr q 9na q
sifcSl.ia vi. foiisr partiSaars, end Jos VI p'S
yoa nv this advertisement ...aa Ave-
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
MARTINS FERRY.
CONTINUED from first page.


Mr.. Charles d. McCarty has been sp-
pointed Martins Ferry reporter for the
REGISTER, and will hereafter give the many
readers all the news of that live town.
Charley will make first.class reporter.
Petitions are being circulated for the
pardon of Mrs. Bonar, now in the peni-
tentiary for stabbing Barrytown lady.
A Steubenville editor, and a widowef,
too, will shortly lead TO the altar young
lady residing at HarrisTille.
Capt H. w. Smith and r. 4. Theaker
returned yesterday from oarkersburg,
where they attended the Scioto.Lomas
case. Nose Mccain is also expected.
A freak of nature comes from Little
Short creek. Robert Smylie has a mare
which recently foaled a colt entirely blind.
The colt is well formed in every way, and
is fine looking one.
John Hatch, young man about % years
old. and a shoemaker by trade, had nearly
all of his right hand taken off yesterday by
a saw mill. How he came to get his hand
in the way of the saw is not known.
The steamer C. w. Anderson left the
Buckeye glass house landing about 2
O'Clock, destined for Darlington. She had
on board the Home Sextette Band and the
local Glass-vorkers' Union, with their
ladies.
A more than ordinary brutal and DIS
gushing affair took place on North Fourth
Street last night, Jim Brand assaulted his
wife and beats her in shocking manner,
which the children terrified, fled for their
lives in every direction. 1t is
about time the public should
take some hand in these scrapes by this
man as we learn this is not the first time
he has been guilty of these acts. Ii the
police and mayor cannot give this woman
protection it behooves Judge Lynch to
step in and settle him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
Pieasaaf SurDFise

Mr.. Henry Emsheimer, the gifted young
orator who graduated this year at the pub
lie school. and whose original grafton,
Woman" attracted such marked atten-
ton, Thursday, At the Commencement ex.
ercises OF the public schools, was surprised
Thursday evening by large number of his
friends at his fathers residence, on North
Main street. The young folks, although
in many instances accompanied by older
friends, formed gay party and spent a
delightful evening, dispensing, however, at
midnight. At I0P. NJ. magnificent sup
per was spread, to which due justice was
done. Mr.. +. was the recipient OF many
congratulations from his assembled friends,
these IN many cases; taking more sub.
stantial form and being accompanied
by valuable presents, chief among which
however was an elegant gold watch aud
chain. Among those present were: Gus
Emsheimer and wife, Mesdsmes Blum, of
Bellaire, Misses Mehollin, Swift, Rebecca
Beekmsn, Belle Emsheimer, Rosa Rosen-
stein, Rachel, Emma and Nettie Kraus,
Sarah Crsilsheimer, Mary busch. Sadie
Gundling. Mary Walters, Fannie LYMAN.
Jennie and Minnie Emsheimer. Rebecca
Reich. Hattie Mansbsch, Clementine Ros.
enburg. Josephine Amauz, and Messrs.
Jacob EmsheiHer. Sr., and Jacob Ems.
heimer, Jr., Emanuel EmSheimer, Louis
Gutmsn, Louis Msnsbach, David Kraus,
Henry Brilles, Chss. Bsekmau, Gab.ie,
EmSheimer, Bonnie Gundiing, Gus Ems
heimer. PsuI Reymann, Will +. ShaSer
Milton Rotscbild and JsCob Bosenstsiu
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAS.
A New Lodge TO BE Instituted ut Wells.
burg Next Saturday Evening.

On next Saturday evening a new lodge
OF the order of Knights of Pythias will b,
instituted al Wellsburg, W. Va. An ex'
cursion train will leave the p. W. & Ky.
depot to convey those desiring to attend.
A number OF the various lodges in this
city, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry
and delegation from SteubenTille will at
SIND. Cuur de Lion division of this city
accompanied by kramers band, will at
tend in uniform. The new lodge starts of
with twenty seven members, and some
fifty more have signified their intention OF
connecting themselves with it later on.
The ceremony of institution will be con.
Quoted by Grand Vice Chancellor, of Ben
wood, W. Va, and District Deputy II. w.
Day, of this city. A special train will be
on hand to convey those attending home
after the ceremony. Tickets have been
placed at the low sum of - cents for the
round trip,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
birthday Surprise.

M:SS Jessie, the charming little daughter
OF Nr. {. A. House, gave q brilliant little
entertainment to anumber Of her juvenile
friends. Thursday evening. in honor OF her
birthday, at her pleasant home on North
York street. The affair should more
properly be known as q lawn party, rs on
the lawn in front of the house was pitched
gay Pavilion, handsomely decorated and
surrounded with japanese lanterns; the
whole effect proving so charming that the
children quickly deserted the parlors and
the society OF their elder friends and
mingled together in their childish
sports in this pleasant out of doors retreat,
fsirly making the air vocal with their gay
laughter and unbounded amusement The
fun was kept up till reasonable hour,
when the young folks, after thanking their
little hostess for their entertainment
withdrew. Among the ladies and lassies
present were Misses Annie and Mamie
Hail, Maud Burnett, Anna LIkms, Mary
and Gertie Clayton, Fannie Isett, Kate
Lawson, Cora Olmstead, and Masters Har-
~ Mcclure, Charlie Satter6eld, Arthur
Olmstesd, Herbert 0lmstead, Thomas Law
son and Chester Bell
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
OTHELI.O


TO be Given by Our Local Amateurs.
We are informed that Messrs. Hennig
and Larkin are preparing 10 present
Shakespeare's great tragedy of 0thello at
the fall opening OF the Opera House. Mr..
Hennig is now in New York studying the
character of lago under the tuition of Prof.
FirbiSh, one OF the leading elocutiouist OF
New York, while Larkins il putting in all
his leisure moments at hard study trying
TO shape himself as the jealous Moor. He
will undoubtedly make a good Othello.
The DeSdemOna, it is said. Will be highly
cultured young lady OF our city, very pop,
ular IN society, and who displayed decided
histrionic talents at one Of the late com.
meuCemeutS. She is also under the in.
struCtion OF tine teacher. The other char
acters in the tragedy will be filled by the
best talent of the late Julius Cesar troupe
The undertaking of these young folks
seems an audacIous one. but judging by
the success they made OF Julius Caesar, i,
is probable they will acquit themselves
well
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
INFANT ENTER ENT.
The Children Of ~ Matthews Sunday
school.
WILLING HEART GUILD,

WILLING HEART GUILD,
The entertainment given Wednesday
evening ia the lecture rom of the ST..
Matthews Church by the children com.
posing the above organization was de.
Cided success The hall was crowded by an
appreCiatiye audience OF parents and fami-
hes OF the Juvenile participants, who all
lid exceedingly well, and showed their en.
jOyment by the applause that followed
each number on the well-arransed pro-
cramme. Although the admission was
only Is cents, tue little ones cleared S2l by
their laudable enter prise. The programme
is as follows:
Floral entertainment" singing by
choir; recitation, Take Care OF the Chill
dren," by Alice Morris; recitation, "Rare.
foot Boy" by Willie Hill; recitation,
Spring" by Maggie MCGEE; singing by
school, See the Shining Dew Drops reci-
Willing Hearts Band" Beatrice Malinepe,
Bessie Louis, Marion Brown. Maggie Nc
Gee, Ella Wright, Maggie Wills, Ettie ROB
inson, Flora Harvey, Aggie Harvey,
Lucy Crawford singing by the choir;
"Madge Madcap,' recitation, Iva ID. Crabb;
recitation, Little by Little, by Percy Hsr-
ten; reading, Rock of Ages, by Anna HAr.
vey: singing, by school, There's Not a
Tint that Paints the Rose" recitation
tuarreling Cats, by Walter Nardy; re:ita.
ton, Sowing Seeds, by Allie Hill; reading
Writing for Mother, by Edith Ewing;
recitation, Little Gems, by John Crawford,
GiIes Shannon, Robert McGas; recitation,
Day is Done, by Bessie Morris; singing,
by Aggie and Maggie Harvey; Lords
Prayer in Silent Language by
Lucy McAdsms; recitation. Didn't Think.
by George Norton; recitation, Revere in
Church, by Jessie Booking; presentation OF
song, Little Buttercup, by Ivy Dekalb;
Secretary's and Treasurer's report :presenta-
ton of basket of flowers by school to Pas,
tor: singing by David Crawford; reading.
Model Church, by Jennie Griffith; Bene-
diction by Pastor
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THE COMEDY OF LIFE
10 which a Charming Yosng School
Mistress Figures.
How Pretty Little 0ressmaker Innoeeatiy
Gave the Thing Away-Musbands
Should Pay Their Wives Bills
Without 6rumbling. .

A little dressmaker of this city, b one Of
the Central figures, in n queer comedy
a Wheeling has enjoyed for some time
past. She was employed to do some work
for . charming young school teacher in Q
certain town not q hundred miles from
Wheeling, and NO doubt she did it very
nicely. She was also engaged to make
dresses for the wife of prominent Wheel
ing citizen. The dressmaker, who is an in
nocent, unsuspecting sort OF . creature, was
very much surprised when the school mis-.
tress and the wife Of the prominent Wheel
ing citizen, directed her to present her bills
to the same gentleman. Still she was very
discreet, and, without asking any trouble
some questions, proceeded t. do as she was
told.
The prominent Wheeling citizen Iiaui.
dated the charming young school teachers
bill with cheerful alacrity, but he grum-
bled at his wife's extravaganza and couldn't
understand why married ladies should in
dulge in the follies of dress. Indeed. he
was so disagreea5Ie in prying for his wife's
last order, that the innocent dressmaker
laid the matter before the lady in question,
and meekly remarked that she could not
see why the gentleman paid Miss School
Teachers bill so much more promptly
than the other one"
When the prominent Wheeling citizen
Sot home that night his good spouse vss
sitting up for him. and she made things so
interesting that he wished he had given
her whole millinery store. He tried to
explain his connection with the young
lady in various plausible (?) ways, but his
good wife refused to accept the 90, however,
and the only thing for him to do was to
promise that he would never look at the
horrid thing again." So the upshOt OF the
matter was that certain rapturous maiden
was sent on d vacation trip consequently
her birch Of Office will be welded by some
one not quite so enchanting and it is al.
together likely that the little village school
house where she swayed the birch sceptre
for several years will never again ring with
the sound of her voice. A few friends of
the prominent Wheeling citizen, however,
insist occasionally on asking him about the
state of the dress, the progress of educa-
tion in -, and other nonsensical matters
and il is surprising how quick he invites
them TO take a walk. The moral OF this
comedy is explained in the head lines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
The ScOuFee Over

The following letter has been re-
ceived from DR.. Bee, member OF the State
Board of Health
PRINCETON, MERCER COUNTY, June &c.
We hope now that so far as Mercer county
is concerned smallpox is thing of the past.
There IS not a case in the county at the
present time. Confidence is restored, bus.
mess resumed. and the people breath
freely. This visitation has been q fearful
and trying one, but We have fully tested
the Estate Board of Health law and find it
TO work well. Nothing could be more com.
plete and satisfactory. The law is under
stood, and its officers respected by CRATE.
full people. We must let it alone in the
Legislature. 1t is all right and cannot be
tinkered with without danger of damage.
We are proud OF its mission, for in its
present form We can enforce its various
provisions With the mostssalutatory effect.
ISAIAH BEE.
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-SOuth Side Surprise"

Mr. Henry Boy.e's residence, on Water
street, South Side, was crammed Thursday
evening by large and happy crowd OF old
and young folks. The affair was gotten up in
honor Of his mother, Mrs. T. c. Boyd, who
left yesterday on the steamer st. Lawrence
to visit friends in Cincinnati, .. As The
crowd was rather too large To permit trip
ping the light fantastic" various other
methods we're introduced to enable the
company 10 while away pleasant evening,
and, Judging from their numbers, they
most happily succeeded. During lull in
The fun, Miss Annie Lee DeKalb
sang several choice selections with good
effect, the audience compelling her TO con.
unue again and again till she Was forced -
top Oh account OF utter exhaustion. Dur
ng the evening choice refreshments were
served. The company continued their fun
ill a late hour before they dispersed
Among those present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Klinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert and MeSdames Davis, McKeever.
and Misses Della kurStCa, Annie klevis,
Minnie and Katie Goebel, L. Carroll, Susie
COLad, Lou Ssddler. Jennie McGill, Ella
Purcell, Belle Morris, Ida Smith. Annie
MCSsy, Minnie Carothers, Ada Morris, Ada
Thompson and MeSSrs. Charnock, Thomas
and VIM. Norris Chas De kalb, Thorn IS
MCKeever Newton Smith, Tommy Surratt
Arthur Kline, VIM. klevis, Chas. Sharp,
Frank Deloe, John Jones, Mason Dunlap,
James Lancaster and John Boyd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

The Fulton public school excur,ed out to
the park Thursday and spent an enjoyable
day in this popular retreat. In add.
tiOn to The pupils great many friends
arg relatives from the city also came out,
and il their fun was not as uproarious il
was quite as pleasant il watching the
mirthfui FRANKS of Young America, who
enjoyed himself 10 his utmost capacity on
this, to him. the most important event OF
the week. Dinner was served at noon uu.
der the trees, the fun afterwards coutlau-
ing till dark, VIXEN they all embarked for
home highly pleased with their days fun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

WHAT will Browns Iron Bitters cure:
II will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis Drop
az, Kidney Disease, Consumption. pyspep-
STA. Rheumatism and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is simply be-
cause ii purifies and enriches the blood
thus beginning at the foundation and by
building up the system, drives out all dis.
ease. For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject. il is invaluable. II is
the only preparation of iron that does not
color the teeth or cause headache.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
oulef Ruf Pieasauf

Mrs. DIR. Edwards. accompanied by Sc
lect circle Of friends, chartered bus early
Thursday morning and drove out to the
Mccoy farm, and spent delightful day in
this pleasant retreat. The programme OF
the days enjoyment vas somewhat varied.
music, cards and dinner out under the trees.
being among the manifold attractions. The
pleasures, one and all. proved so engrosSing
that the fun was continued till 10 P. ". ere
anyone entered q protest for the cessation
of their days enjoyment. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Jepson.
Mr. and Mrs o. T. Wilde, Dr. 7. D. Edwards
and wife. DR.. John Dickey, Messrs James
Dickey and George Baird, and Misses Jennie
and Lizzie Pendletou.
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(ard OF Thanks.

Rtso''ei, that the thanks of the excur.
sionists on board the c. W. Anderson are
due, and are hereby rendered to Capt. Har.
rison and the officers and crew of said
steamer, who have by their uniform kind.
ness and courtesy contributed so much to
make the Trip to Petersburg and return,
one OF pleasant enjoyment not soon to
be forgotten by those of US who were 50
fortunate as to be on board. And we here
by most cordially recommend the Can't.
and his good steamer TO all who desire a
pleasant trip during the excursion season.
J. w. DAVIS,
J. @. THOMAS.
T. B. WILLIAMS.
4. MCJurnN-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
Thursdays concert ana Ball.

The usual weekly concert and ball came
off Thursday evening at the Park and was
as usual q decided treat to all lovers oi
good music who were fortunate enough to
be present. The Opera House orchestra
was OF course on hand and served as the
magnetic attraction that drew the large
crowd present. But for the threatening
weather the probabilities were that the
crowd would have been immense. The
heavy threatening clouds frightened away
many would be excursionists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
Thursd ay's Picnics.

The North Street NJ. +. sunday school
excurted out the Hempheld Rosd Thurs.
day morning at sn early hour and picniced
at Fitzwillam's Grove, near Washington,
Pa. This beautiful retreat is well adapted
for picnic purposes, being we'll shaded,
with plenty OF clear water close by, and
picnicers spent a quiet but enjoyable dsy
IN the woods, and returned in the evening
well pleased with their days enjoyment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

A great many nights rest with rheums lism
neuralgia and toothache, by not using
Home Relief for Pain, which is a specific
for these complaints. Richardson, Good.
win e Co, wholesale Druggists. Wheeling
w Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
DEAD.


Yvass stiiIweaa. - Bartes, Dies Of
Hls W0aDA.
William stillweli, the young msn who
shot himself in the stomach on the 18th
inst, near Barton, on the c., L. & W. r. r.
died yesterday evening without giving any
reason for his rash act. From what could
be gathered from his delirious talk before
death, and from friends who know him and
his habits, the perusal Of dime novels and
trashy literature had so worked on his
mind that he had become partially de-
ranged.
The tragic fate of this boy should be q
warning to all boys, and also to parents to
teach their children to shun such books
and papers as they would . viper, and
should cause the authorities TO use every
means in their power to suppress the cir
culation of the trash.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
TYNnSfer.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made June 81. 1893, by NJ Hubbard
and wife to Chris. Lotz. for lot No. $780, in
Chspllne and Eofi's addition TO the city OF
Wheeling. Consideration, 800.
Deed made August ., ISL. by John :
Jones and wife to VIM. Benlike. for A cor.
tain piece Of ground on South Wab,sh
street, Island. Consideration, 500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
To Rqfloe-

ALL builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, spouting,
etc. should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
lecturers Of Galvanized Iron Goraice and
all kinds OF job work. Heinlein Bleck.
Bank street, Bridgeport, Ohio.
We guarantee all work to give satistsc-
ton