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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-31

N.WUSSbU y 0SbusN SssSsss s''~'~ - ss>'ssOss
to sls, lu,.iuess On their own account
Yesterday, and started down Arizona
street at lively gait. 1.ncteaI f'aad
WAS NJ = .li~count for tine. and was
scattered along the street l'ron''ss'u'
u,ssiy, hut the team, WAS stopped In
time t. prevent serious damage.
Work on the lsasin creek i'ume ID
progressing rapidly Notwithstanding
IN" severe weather ~ last week.
Ats.ui fur miles Uf the flum'e Is et'i''-
pl",.1l, and only eight miles rrm''"
10 liz built. Mr.. smith, who In"
charge of the work expects to have
the enterprise in working "r''er ''e'
fore spring "Opens, when w'rs' may he
shot down IL the Colorado and Mon
tana s,,,eltcr Ut the rate M ab'ut .
.z,r,l n minute. more or less.
The .'eow case," im whicl, George
Faliagsm claimed the ownership OF .
rrit,~r which had h en- slauyhteredty
John Ihvenspeck, c'n'e up ytsser-
.isy In Judge Wilcox court. The
hide of the animal was In coa,rt. hsv-
imx ix.en liiut dried and sl.Orn Of the
hair wbjrl, covered the marks anu
brands. The question of ownership'
l,uweycr. was not sdjudicate't. the
.,..ra.,.& hu,nv rli,s.hxr9ei IN the
failure uf the prosecution to show
rriu,iwal intent. NJ. F.lIasa" DE-
..larxsl his intention " cs''0''se''e'"S
4. civil .s.liou to recover the value Of
lie animal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
COUNCIL
The Members OF the Joint Committees
for Two Years.

Some few changes have been made in the
Joint standing committees of Council for
the next two years. 1t was considered adj
visable to have each ward represented on
some of the more important committees,
and those have wisely been increased to
the requisite number. Last night the fol-
lowing appointments were confirmed:
Accounts-Messrs. Halsted, List, Roth,
Jaeger and Peterson.
Cemeteries - Messrs. Haberfield, Hull,
Clator, Boring, Myles, Gavin, Halsted and
Gleason.
City Prison-Messrs. Harrell, Pickett and
Zoeckler.
Claims-Messrs. Erskine, Wilson, Rosen-
burg, Mckinley, Hall, Comerford, Fritz
and Milligan.
Coal Banks-Messrs. Comerford, Fritz,
Hull, Grogan, Schultz and Kenney.
Contracts-Messrs. Work, Stanley, Dick.
man, Zoeckler, Happy and Bingell.
Board of Equalization and Appeals
Messrs. Wilson, Jepson, Haller, Boring,
Milligan, Donaldson, Pickett aud Schultz.
EleCtions-Messrs. Healy, Kenny, GLven,
Happy, Zoeckler and Donaldson.
Finance-Messrs. Rosenburg, Peterson,
wilkinson, Hoffman aud Hall.
Fire Observation-Disclosures. Zoeckler, Jep-
son, Halter, Happy, Hoffman, Work, Jones
and Schultz.
Health-Shanley, Wingerter, Butts, Nc.
Ginley, Bingell, Myles, Comerford and
Halstead.
Ligh:s-Zoeckler, Butts, Jepson, Kim
berly, Roth, Donaldson, Miller and Fritz.
Markets - Wingerter, MiIligan, Smith
Halter, Boring and Bingell.
0rdinances-Shanley, List, Hall, Kim.
berry, Wilkinson, Miller, Erskine and Bin
CELL.
Police-Kenny, Clator, Healey, Myles,
Comerford, Halstead, Fritz and Rosen-
burg.
Observation-Disclosures, List, Butts,
Boring, Wilkinson, Comerford, Dickman
and Donaldson.
Rsilroads-WilsoR, List, Peterson, Happy,
Wilkinson, Work, Erskine and Bingell.
Real EStste-Hull, Miller, Myles, Ciator,
Gleason and Happy.
Salaries-WilSon, Hall, Smith, Happy,
Rosenberg and Jones.
Scales-Haberfield, Haller, Mckinley,
Hoffman, GrOgan, Donaldson, Dickman and
Hull.
Streets, Alleys and Grades-Harrell,
Hull, Clator, Boring, Myles, Smith, Halls
ted and Gleason.
Water Works-Wilson, WiRgerter, Hal
Ter, Kimberly, Hoffman, Miller, Jones and
Jaeger.
Wbarves-Kimberly, Hall, Wingerter,
List, Roth aud Hoffman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
ITEMS.
Personal Points, Coming N Going OF
People.

Personal Points, Coming and Going of
People.
Col. W. II. Hogeman, OF Charleston, is
in the city.
Capt B B. Dovener is somewhat better
than he Was.
Col. Robert White was at Moundsyille.
attending court.
Alfred Caldwell is out on the street again
after q severe illness.
Hon. II. NJ. Russell left for Parkersburg,
yesterday, on legal business.
W. Yrooman and wife, OF Parkersburg,
are registered at the Burnet House, Gin
cinnati.
Hon. W. P. Hubbard left, yesterday, for
Parkersburg, where he has gone on legal
business.
At the Gibson House, Cincinnati, are the
following Wheelingites: John N. Birch,
John Davenport, A. s. List, Miss Hettie
List, Miss Jessie List and Miss J. B. Wilson.
The following Charleston, w. Va, peo-
pie are at the st. James Hotel, Cincinnati:
Mrs. T. l.. Brown, Miss Louisa Brown,
Miss Nellie G. Preston, Miss Kate Hedrick,
T. S. Armistead.
Cards were issued, yesterday, for the
wedding of Miss Carrie T.. Rhodes, of
Bridgeport, and Mr.. Edward H. Stephens,
of Philadelphia. The ceremony will take
place at ? o'clock next Wednesday after.
noon, at the residence Of Mr.. E. 2. Rhodes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

stopped. They noticed him and skipped.
running down the alley. .
Miss Mariah Orr. Of Holidays Cove, y
visiting her sister, Mrs. Capt Ia W. insie
bright.
Ciark's addition takes the ,ake for mud
and whooping cough.
Sammy Strain 10 quite sick.
As James Weaver was returning 20 nh
house in Clark's addition last Saturday
evening he was Knocked down by Scott
NELL, Bill Morgan and Bill Brown who
searched his clothes but failed TO lind any
thing in the way OF money. He held his
pocket book in his left hand but they did
not think of looking in his hand and did
not get the money which IL appears they
knew be bad. Morgan has been arrested
and warrants are put for Nsill and Brown,
but they are not 70 be found. Weaver is .
F%renchman. BE is 0 machiDist at the 81
son glass and has not been in this country
long. -,
on Monday and was buried yesterday.
The funeral was well attended.
Miss Jennie L. Gray has returned home
from an extended trip to New York, WASH
ineton and Baltimore and reports q pleas
ant time.
A Second street lady called at the house
of her next door neighbor yesterday and
asked the loan of the REGrsrER. why l
thought YOU was taking the intelligence"
said the REGISTER reader. "Oni l am, but
there amt anything in it" was the reply.
"Why don't You take the REGIsrERF' said
the former, to which she replied, Il au
going to.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
MERRY WAR;
This Time, In EDglish-Attractions for
To Day.

IVY
A very good audience enjoyed the second
performance by Ford's Opera Company,
last night Merry War" being the bill.
Strauss delightful opera improves on &C
~quaintance and those who heard it before
enjoyed it the more. The beautiful waltz
songs were rapturously encored, lastnlght,
and the opera in its entirety was a marked
success.
This afternoon the famous nautical opera
"Billee Taylor" will be given. Iu speaking
of this opera an exchange says:
Miss Marie BOckell, who played he
part of Phsbe Fdrieigh, on whose account
that yirtuous young gardener, BiHec Tdy-
Tor (Mr. Charles +. Langl was captured by
the cruel presSgang, won her way at once
into the favor Of the audience. She actS
with serie-cO mic earnestneSS ana quaint
ness, and though there are few TAX
ing solos in her part her strong,
rich voice was to great adj
vantage in the concerted music. Mr..
Lang's acting as the gardener was excellent,
while Mr.. Charles II. Drew in song n
action as Captain Flapper' was delightful.
And Eliza" Miss Reynolds plays with
spirit and grace and such JOLT enjoyment
OF the fun OF il as c]aptiyates everybody
who sees her. Much Of the applause and
laughter on Saturday night was Ion ac-
count of Eliza" but by far the great
est part of it was due to the pOpu-
lar and careful actor George Dem
ham, as Ben Barnacle." The part is full
of fun, and every Taught there is in it Mr..
Denhsm extracts from it. His makeup,
his walk, his by-play, every gesture and
look and accent are appropriate and evil
IDENTIFY the result OF the study Of a consci-
entious artist. OF course his song, "All on
Account of Ellza," was encored again and
again." and so n
Tonight Gilbert and Sullivan's fastest
success, The Sorcerer," will be given to a
large house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
ArTEMPr.
To Increase the City's ~BlaeCoated
Guardians.

To Increase the City's BIue~C0afed
Guardians.
The history of various efforts to increase
the police force in this city is well known
to every regular reader of the public prints.
Heretofore every one has failed, though a
feeling in favor of a larger force has stead
lily grown. Another effort is now about to
to be made, and it is believed il will resch
q different result. Captain Bennett last
night submitted the following petition to
Council:
The undersigned respectfully represents
that his experience during the last two
years has demonstrated the fact that the
growth of the city in population and the
rapid spread Of crime necessitates the en-
plOyment Of a greater number of police.
Twelve policemen are entirely insufficient
for the purpose. Crimes are generally
committed in the night time. after the
public are asleep. and ii is impossible, as
can easily be understood, for twelve police
to guard q city of this length, both day and
night. In fact, police are hum an, and
like other men, require sleep. They cannot
do duty both all day and all night No
complaint can be reasonably urged against
the men ! have under me. They, perform
their duties, l believe, as fully and entirely
as can be expected, yet il is impossible for
them to prevent many crimes, or bring all
criminals to justice, and fully protect our
citizens. /, therefore. respectfully request
that the police force be increased by the
addition of twelve more men, to the pres.
eat number on the force, so that I can
plsce sixteen men on duty during the
night, viz: two in each ward, and eight
men during the day, one in each ward.
Respectfully submitted.
THos ID. BENNETT.
This was, without comment or debate,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
CAPITAL FANCIEs.
Notes of News and squibs OF Common
AT the SIate House.

Notes Of News and squibs of Comment
at m State House.
The prohibition amendment was all the
talk yesterday.
Not a solitary Sheriff ornamented the
State House yesterday.
A certificate of incorporation was yester,
day issued by Secretary Stslnaker to the
Upper kanawha transportation Company.
The reception by Governor and Mrs.
Jackson to the Legislature mex Tuesday
has begun to enlist the anticipation of the
members.
The amended by laws of record Of change
Of name from Wheeling, Parkersburg Il
Charleston TO Ohio River Railroad were
filed by the Secretary o. State yesterday.
The reception to be given by Governor
and Mrs. Jackson on Tuesday next to the
Legislature, will be q fitting close to
Weddings social season. The reception
will take place at s o'clock, at the eIecu-
tive chambers. Tbs Hall Of Delegates will
be the ball room, and in the chamber of
the Supreme Court will be laid the supper
-sbles. A very elegant affair is anticipated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
FarmersDepartmenl

The Wheeling REorsTKR was founded in
1863, at The time OF the Inauguration OF tins
State of West Virginia. Asa part and pareel
Of the new State, closely Identified with us
enterprises and contributing In modest mes-
sure 10 its advancement, the REaIsrER shares
In the lust eIultation with which our people
regard Its bright career. The population OF
the state has increased In greater rs.io tnsn
piled and improved In efficiency, her govern.
ment has been we'll and economically admin.
istered. her resources are being developed with
snsnfy a ndd t hsi Re0g &it fE'0 tss fs IS sIs's & q:
State tie REGISTER has grown, with l1 de-
yelopment the REGIsTER has developed. with
It's prosperity the REGIsTER has prospered.
paper is held by the citizens OF the state for
whose interests IL has steadfastly battled, We
can lay with truth that no other paper 10 read
other penetrate every part Of the State ssn
The REGISTER will continue ~ heretofore,
the advocate Of a broad and liberal policy -
the conduct OF public affairs, the extensot
and strengthening OF the free school system
the improvement of the State n the deyel.
opment Of It's resources. us proprietors polnt
TO It's past az an earnest OF It's future.
The WEEKLY REGISTER II q magnificent
page. 81. column p~aper-price el.o by matl.
The SUNDAY REGISTER IL the same siZe, an
has alrs ady gained a very large circulation
The DAILY REGISTER is printed at E.S per
year,
most complete map ever issued OF the State. II
now ready for delivery-pice Sl!O.
Any person remitting Ia us the subscription
price OF either edition OF the paper. adding IN
cents thereto will receive q copy OF this map.
Thus-
Weekly Register one year and Map".--.N 90
sunday Register one year and Map.-...- z 10
Daily Register one year and MaP-;:.-." "
Daily every day In the year, with Map Q 10
Your subscription and friendly aid are re-
spectfully solicited.
An agent In every school district IL wanted
to get up clubs for the WEEKLY REGISTER. 4
CLUB OF 10 and a Map TO each subscriber Will
be sent for 1850, and a special premium OF q
- y OF the paper one year and the Map, Will
be sent to the getter mp OF the club.
LEWIS BAKER 81 o.,
WHEFLIS1. W. VA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
Mbesliss Rssistss
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Livery Stable for Ssle-John F. Simpson.
Administrator Notice-G. D. Smith.
Lost-Bracelet.
Bear in Mind-Temperanee Lecture.
Parsons Photographic Studio.
Cheese-Geo. Il. McMechen.
Catarrh Cure-R. II. List.
Wedding PresentS-I. G. Dillon.
watches-Miller & Franzheim.
Magnificent Marble Mantels-B Fisher
Son.
Housefurnishing Goods-G. W. Johuson's
Sons.
Painters Supplies-W. A. Wilson.
For Gentlemen-T. c. Moffat L Co.
Fresh Roll Butter-J. II. Diehl & Co.
Dried Peaches-Edward Reid.
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Men,
del & Co.
Fresh Arrivals-Neill & E~llingham-
Third Page
Good Cheer and wslcoms-MOnarch Bill
Hard.Coa StOves-B F. CSldwell-IThird
large Variety-John II. Hall
Rsrly SpriRg Wear-A. Siedenbach &
Bro.-lHead of LOCAL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
ROUTINE
OF the Two Branches of the City Gov
ernment.

OF ihe Two Branches of h City Gov.
eminent.
The Second Branch came to order
promptly, with President Hildreth in the
chair and the following members present:
Messrs. Butts, Clator, Dickman, Erskine,
Grogan, Habberfeld, Harrell, Healy, Jae-
ger, Jepson, Jones, Kenney, Kimberly,
MiIligan, Mckinley, Peterson, Pickett,
Rosenberg, Roth. Schultze, Stanley. Will
kinson, Wingerter and Work.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The rules were suspended and the for
lowing applications voted upon:
Frank J. Warner, with Morris Horkhei.
mer and Henry Hess, sureties, was granted
a license to keep a coffee house at 1902
Market street. Thos. Scanlin was granted
a rebate on his license at the same place.
CITY OFFICERS BOND.
The bond of Thos. d. Bennett, city ser
geapt, in the sum of 3d. o with Anton
Reymann and C.. w. Seabright as sureties,
was approved. The deputies were then con-
frmed and will be found elsewhere. The
oath was administered to sergeant and dep
uties by President Hildreth.
The bond of Frank Bowers, city clerk, in
the sum of 5000, with Geo. Bowers, Jr.,
and Geo. Bowers, ST., as sureties, was ap-
proved.
The bond of Joseph F~orsythe, in the sum
Of 5000, with s. kug!en as surety, was
approved and the oath administered,
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. o. Payne was granted a license to keep
a shooting gallery at 2,346 Chapline street.
Mr.. Jepson offered a resolution instruc:'
ing the appointment of a joint special COM
mittee of three from each branch, to inves-
tigate the affairs and system Of the city
prison for the purpose Of seeing what, If
any, change should be male in the method
of conducting il. This prevailed, and Messrs.
Haberfeld, Clator and McGialey were APP
pointed fOr this branch.
The Sixth ward judges and ~canvassers
asked an extra 81 each for their services.
The bill was referred to the Committee on
Elections, together with o from the
Third ward.
A resolution by Mr.. Haberfeld, instruct,
ing the Committee on Salaries to report on
Friday night. and calling a special meeting
Of Council for that night to hear the re-
port and cleo. city officers, was adopted.
An ordinance from the First Branch, in
relation to the overseer of the chain game,
was received and went over until the next
meeting.
The Branch then adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
COUNCIL CHATTER.
Some Of Last Nights Routine
DoiDgs.
No Elections Yet-Routine Proceedings
Standing Committees Ap pointed
Petition for a Police
Force Increase.

An immense crowd Of men attended the
session of Council last night They forgot
the building was rickety and uusound and
overlooked the risk they ran in their anx-
iety to be around when Council went into
an election. They were disappointed in
their expectations, as the body got nowhere
near an election, and they might have
known the salaries must be fixed before
the officers are chosen. The Second Branch
decided to 60 into an election on Friday
evening, and for that purpose will assem-
Bile at ! o'clock; the First Branch had ad-
iourned when the resolution was adopted,
but it will, of course, be summoned also.
There was nothing of interest in the
meeting. The little routine work present
ed was promptly transacted and the body
adjourned. This is a good feature and 1t is
to be hoped it will be kept up. Esto per-
DSftI0t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
New Saloon MANAGEMENT.

The Warner Bros. have purchased the
elegant saloon Of Thos. ]. Scanliu and will
open it to-day with q fine lunch. This
p~alatial salon is the handsomest in Wheel
ing and will, as heretofore, be conductedin
the very best style. Nothing but the finest
and purest liquors will pass its counters
and on the shelves will be found q full
stock of everything known to coffee house
and fresh beer will be constantly on hand.
Call around at 1902 Market street and meet
your friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
MARTINS FERRY.
More Attempts NJ B~urglary-A French.
man Knocked Down and Robbed-
Other News,

More Attempts NJ Burglary-A French
man Knocked Down and Robbed-
Other News,
And still Martins Ferry is occasionally
visited by thieves. On Monday night three
or four of them atter pied to enter the
Sherman House Office by forcing the door
open. Dave goldman. the porter. happen
ed to be sleeping in the room and he fred
away at them. Two shots were fred. One
psssed through the window and the other
entered the wall. Mr.. Schreiner was aroused
and came down stairs. They opened
the door and the thieves were noticed
standing near Nevland's store, across the
street. They we're heard remarkiAg lis
now open, let's 60 in" Hearing this, Mr..
Schreiner and Dave shut the door and went
inside, but the thieves did not return.
They attempted to effect an entrance to
Mr.. Thos. Etzsimmon's house, on First
street, the same night, but made too much
noise and awakened the inmates departing.
As Port" Coleman, of Woods Addition,
was returning home late. the same night,
he noticed two men standing on the pOrti-
CO of Mr.. VIM. Clark's residence, on Han
over street. He thought they acted very
strangely, and believing they were thieves,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
Conc Win Auother Man.

YoUSesTows, o., January 3o.-Edward
Owens, an industrious mechanic residing
north Of the city, on returning home from
his work discovered that his wife had de-
camped, and upon investigation learned
that Q married man living next door had
also disappeared. She took with her $500
in money which he had saved TO buy Q
home. and her paramour left Q wife and
two children in destitute circumstances
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

SAll ladies who may be troubled with
nervous prostratior, who suffer from or
ganic displacement; who have a sense Of
WEAKNESS and q feeling Of lsssitude; who
are languid in the morning; in whom
the appetite for food is capricious and sleep
at proper hours uncertain, should have re-
course to Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

referred to the Committee on Police for
examination and report
Since the failure Of the last sttemps, new
reasons for an increase have appeared The
city u infested with several gangs OF
thieves, and all efforts to detect and arrest
them have been in vain. When such
deeds are committed the police are obtain
ing the sleep, they, in common with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
II z BRANCH

met in its chamber, Mayor Miller presid.
ing, and the following members present:
Messrs. Bingeli, Comerford, Donaldson,
Fritz, Hall, Halsted, Hoffman, Halter,
Happy, Hull. Miller, Myles, Wilson and
ZoeCkler.
Everything from the Second Branch was
]concurred in.
An ordinance abolishing the overseer of
the chain gang was introduced and passed.
The Branch then adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

The B. & o., will sell round trip tickets
to the Cincinnati Musical Festival from
January 18th to February Sd. Tickets
scod returning until February 5th inciu-
slve.
9:l5 A. NJ, train arrives at Gin. at 100 P. N.
Sis NJ, 4" " 400 A. N.
Il 10 p. NJ, +" /" "1Q:30Aa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
Lady BeauGiaerr

Ladies. you can not make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the
cosmetics Of France or besutifers of the
world, while in poor health and nothing
will give you such rich blood, good health,
strength and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial
is certain proof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
--raI Gras az New Orleans

1Aruary 6 is Shroye Tuesday THIS wear,
FeHuus xsek after, on Tuesday, Feby
>aDS ~ l5sd GRIND Monthly Drawing OF
1$th, @A. s,ale Lottery win occur,
TIE Logis san viii 70 t. sore happy mortal
shen s.G;O OSes:sd BY sending to N; a;
Who ShsS5 aas New orleans, y Ia One or 6 s5if r. ss Sdh,
be ssi i', over ssSs SsS.oB BsiiS ID number Sa Rt and eye.
tickets are on,y is;Iors are expected at New
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

The p, C. & ST. l.. r. Co. announce the
sale of excursion tickets On the following
dates: January 18th 10Th, Goth, 3lst and
February LIST, I'd and Sd, for the benefit Of
those desiring TO attend the musical festi-
val. Tickets will be good for return pass
age until February 5th inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
Apo,her Loeomeluve blow. %.

MAUcu CHUNK, Pa, January 30.-The
engine Nescopic blew up this afternoon on
the Lebigh Valley railroad. John Miller,
the engineer. August YouDgblood, fire.
man, and Louis Cover and X. Huss,
brakenen, were injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

ME finest stock of Jewelry in
whaor'ng can be seen at Jacob
S.nbr>'s store, cor Twelfth
w. Streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
Cincinnati Exeunsien.

DAsNIE DAUGHERrY's lecture at the Open
House, February Goth, will be the literary
and o~ratoricai treat Of the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

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zrsins Inyins OsasnsQ stssChL%
t 4 =: TS1 S.ily; an nhE9:ss .,1 Se sooSsy. 55..
Chicago q 10 nS1tnorninE Bsrhs -
secured In advance stU Aton Dsposo2
fni5%sa .s,.ss D.y..s Zen 49,.
VILE east 20 PhilAddphia NJ Nsv fosAsssl1
wet 70 Columbls, 70 C1netnnao, be
Ipdianapolis and 90. LOuA. s~xa
For through tckstA,baeyaGsnss.s,.so 49,,
car accommodation md any lsss
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

"a FoR one dime get a package Of
diamond Dyes at the druggists. They
color anything the simplest and most de,
sirable colors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

THE hest cure for diseases of the nerves,
brain and muscles, is Browns Iron Bitters.