davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
THROUGH A Rich TERRITORY.

The agitation for the Mt Vernon, Coshoc-
ton and Wheeling railroad continues with
undated yigor in each county thr ough
which the proposed road passes. Even
each township has thoroughly organized
by the selection of influential men as com-
mittees. A large portion of the right of
way has already been secured east or Co
~shecton-full 100 feet wide-suficient for a
double track road. The projectors OF his
important railroad enterprise are receiving
encouragement at every point. Over 100
miles OF the proposed line is through thu
center Of the magnificent coal fields of
Eastern Ohio, the Black Band ore district
near Post Boy, on the Marietta road, and
also the Scotch Compsny's ore mines near
Port Washington, Tuscsrawas county, at
Post Boy. Nearly 500 tons of this ore was
shipped to the furnaces in the month Of
January of lhis year, having to be hauled
by wagon enc and a half miles. The route
proposed is from Wheeling via CoshOcton,
Mt Vernon, Marion, connecting with the
Chicago and Atlantic, thence to the north
west corner of Ohio via Forrest, Defiance,
Bryan, etc, to Lake Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
HI RAILROAD BOOM.
The Headlights Pointing 10 this
Direction.
The River Road and Pewikey Extension
The Wheeling and Lake Erie and Mt
Vernon and wheeiing-Ihe So.
Penn. Coming Sure.

SOf the gigantic railroad boom which so
ssitated Wheeling last fall, and during the
early part Of the winter, very little Is
heard to-day. It looks as Though the over
enthusiasm produced reaction, as far as
our own people are concerned. Either the
bottom has dropped out OF the union
railway, or those pushing it are working in
smasterful secresy. OF all of the roads,
the headlights Of whose engines shone
with such an imaginative glitter as they
pointed in this direction, the Ohio River
Railroad, is our own enterprise, 1t seems
alone to be doing actual work. The pro-
gress of obtaining right Of way through the
various counties has been noted IN Inc
REGIsrER, from time 70 time, and has been
most satisfactory. To-day q meeting Will
be held at Parkersburg, at which the hrst
steps will BE- taken to put the road under
contract. The Board OF Directors, the
construction company and the executive
committee will meet together. Quite .
number Of prominent railroad contractors
have already gone down 10 bid Tor the
work, which will be pushed along as rapid
Iy as practicable. The character OF the
country is favorable to rapid work There
will be no tunnels, no deep cuts and mock
pensiye bridges. When the road Is under
contract and the shovel and pick are hard
at work along the line, it will o Ike
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
Dbrelia9 Rseister
TUESDAY, MARCH ;, Iss3.
ocA INTELLIGENCE.
Index 70 New Advertisements

Auction Sale Of Fine E~ngrayingS.
Imported Decorated Chamber Sets-Davi'
son Bros.
Notice--Third Ward Auxiliary.
Card of Thanks-Mrs. Armbruster.
Houses for Rent-G. .. Smith.
Stockholders Meeting-P, W. & Ky.
Railroad.
WantFd-COok.
C~ommOdes-G. Mendel & Co.
Save Your Eyes,. G. Dillon.
Latest Siyles-T. C.. Mofiat & Co.
Ladies' Button Shoes. I. Stone.
Purify Your BlOOd-R II. List.
A Few More Pairs-W. II. Foster.
Mantel Ornaments-Miller & Frsnzheim.
Stoyes-G. W. Jnhnson's Sons
Wanted-COat Maksr-[LOcal Page.l
Pure and Reliable Seeds-S. +. Boyd
Local Pagel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
DEFEATED, NOT CONQUERED.

Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss. of Monongalia, was
at Pittsburg recently. Speaking Of the fail
ure Of his county to vote a subscription for
q railroad, he said: Very much against
my advice, there wa q proposition tackled
on the original q 10 vote $50, 900 toward
the building Of . narrow gauge road from
Blacksyille toward Morgantovn. This, /
think, vent q long way toward killing the
liver. However, we do not despair of sue.
re>s, and in the future not far OF we
TO see . road through our county. We have
in our county minerals and cereals well
worth the developing influences of q rosd,
and We must have It."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
Rfrhfinr Chance.

PIrrsBURsH. March 7.-Secretary Weeks,
of the Western Iron Association, has dis
covered whot he considers as q good fight
ing chance left for the wire rod industry,
which the protectioDists and even free
traders declared completely killed by the
passage Of the new tariff law. He says
there is a clause in the bill which provides
that when two rates Of duty are applicable
the highest rate. In this case there is q
higher and lower duty which he believes
applicable to wire rods, aud il so decided,
the importers will have to day the higher
rate. This will enable those having capi-
tai in the industry to continue 10 compete
with foreign trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
window elias. Men In Council.

PrrrsBuRSH, March THE Western Win
dow Glass Manufacturer Association were
in session here this afternoon. The attend
ance was large, nearly all the factories be-
ing represented. Reports from all sections
indicate q very depressed condition Of
trade, with the future outlook decidedly
unpromising. The present state Of affairs
was caused by the tariff agitation. No
changes were made in rates and the ques-
ton of cutting wages was left over until
the summer shut down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
pAsTARDLy ACTS.
Human Fisnds In the fieIghborhood
of wheeling.
Stoning Cars at Martins feny-yandals
in Washington county-aews Notes
From Over in Belmont and
Other Counties.

The citizens of Martins Ferry we're out
ragged and incensed, last night, at . das-
tardly act, the perpetrator of which would
fare badly could the authorities lay hands
on him. As the s P. N. train came down
the c. & P. road, in passing the Laughlin
mill, two loud crashes in succession, startled
the passengers in the rear coach. Splintered
glass few in every direction and two bullets
fell with q crash to the floor. One had
quickly followed the other and two shatter
ed windows showed as q result. 1t was by
the merest chance that no one was hurt.
At one window a lady had just leaned
back for a nap, else she bad certainly been
struck, and q gentleman had left the other
seat a moment before, to get a drink Of
water. The officials of the Ferry were
highly indignant at the outrage and used
every effort to discover the villains, but
without success. This getting monotouous,
but the rascals will some day be detected
and get their deserts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
Forty Years Experience OF an Old
nurse.

Mr.. winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
hn,;on of one Of the best female ply
PrssC as and purses in the United States,
slciAh - heen used for forty years with
ana : success By milionso mothers
neSsL; eSildren. It relieves the child
ior tn en;n enres dysentery and diarrhoea
rom row. IN the bowels and wind collie. BY
siyyng health TO the child relieves ue
sis,hs, Price IS cents Q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

An interesting and enthusiastic meeting
for the Mt w., G. & w. was held at Free
port on Saturday.
At q meeting at Blscksville, West Va, a
few days since, ten thousand dollars were
subscribed between that place and Wsynes-
burg.
The P, ". & K. extension contractors
are in Marshall county with the work.
The Ohio Valley road, from Bellaire to
Marietta. has been abandoned in disgust.
Our side viii do better.
Five railroads are aiming ct Wheeling.
How many VIII We get3
The Panhandle and B. & o. are each DO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
BRACE OF R~OBBERIEs.
An ImPudent sOuth side Burglar
Horse nad Harness Stolen.

beEaG NJ
-rday afternoon about 2 o'clock a
- ccurr,d at the residence Of Mrs.
"Cp '"r. corner Thirty-Sixth and
H%.--x ieh was worked by singular
h~a5S.s. :, iwnr, 'enee. Mrs Butler left
t-..ho, lime and returned to
find her entrance dispute Au Ios,
belonging to q neighbor, a - 80
vigorously. This noise alarmS "Sas s
srs. who fed ineontinently. L.
pried open the upper drawer Of q Eau
and secured SIS, but were not given tin !"
search the next one, which contained NOR
with unusual boldneSS theyshad borrowed
a little dog, found running near by, to give
an alarm. which il did.
Conrad Ebbert, 8 milkman living on the
Bethapy pike, back Of Frank Walters,
avoke, yesterday morning, TO find Q valu'
able horse ard two sets Of harness missing.
he traced them to the mouth OF Short
creek, and there lost all clue He Was
ohliyed 10 come to town with his milk and
could not further pursue the thief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
A NARROW ESCAPE.

On Sunday evening last, shortly after
dark, a daughter of James Hodgens, Of
Buffalo township, Washington county. dis
covered a blaze on the root of her fathers
dwelling house. Her father and her brother
Thomas NJ. Hodgens were at home, and at
once proceeded to get water to the fire. BY
means of a ladder Young HOdgens reached
the top of the porch, but for a moment
could get no further. Seeing that no time
was to be lost, he sprang up and caught the
tin spoutins and in some way succeeded in
getting on the main roof. Mr.. Hodgens then
passed up several buckets of water to
his son, who succeeded in getting the fire
under control. Just at this time the young
man came near meeting with a fatal acct
dent. The water froze on the roof, and step
ping on the ice he lost his fooIing and was
p~recipitated over the roof - a stone pave =
meut q distance OF IS or 90 feet. Wonder
full TO say he wa not hurt, and in a few
few minutes more was in the attic, which
he reached from an upper room by almost
as dangerous feat as he performed in get
ting on the roof. Water was again passed
up TO him and he soon e~xlinguished the
last spark Of The fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
work win

PITTSBURGH, March IA telegram from
Centralia. Ill, to Secretary Martin, OF the
A~maIgamated Association, to-day states
that the strike Of employees of the Cen
tralia mills, which has been in progress
since the first of the year has been settled
in favor OF the Association. Work viii
Le resumed at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

Fresh Gossip of the DoInxs or Various
People.

Fresh Gossip of the DOinSs OF VariOus
People.
Col. Bob McEldowney is in the city.
Frank /. Neyins returned to Columbus
yesterday.
Mr.. ID. D. Taylor, Of the Guernsey Times,
Cambridge, is at the Mcclure.
Jsmss Emery, Supervisor Of Engines on
the Connellsyille road, is in the city.
Judge Cochran arrived in the city last
evening, and expects to stay in this vicinity
about 3 week.
Mrs Levena Hsber6eld aud child, re-
turned yesterday from q six weeks visit at
Ravenna. o.
Senator Davis is at Deer Park, Senator
Kenna at Charleston aud Senator Camden
at Hot Springs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

ing an immense passenger and freight bust
ness for the season.
An immense siding has been put on the
Pewiky at Miller's station.
II somebody would start q cigar aud re-
treatment stand at Steubenyille Junction,
the travelling public would be happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
The Weather ra.Dnn.

wAsHSGroS, D. c., March S-For the
Tennessee and Ohio ~yalley-Fair weather.
northwest yeering to warmer southeast
winds lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake regiOns-Warmer
fair weather. variable winds shifting 70
souiherlY. and lower pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08


h Wheeling hnotFrnn VA foSbS~
less, at The time Of the inauguration q o,
ftate OF West virginia. Asa par and Pss
Of the new stats. closely Identified via
enterprises and contributing In . modes Ne
surc to ia advancement, the REsIsrrE s.rI
m the jusi EMULATION with which oar p-y.
regard It's bright career. The populailo
The state has Increased IN s~reaisf ratio 20
most Of the old States, her srhools have mai,
piled and improves In enciency. her ro'-s
ment q been wen w econop,lcaily .sn.
energy, and her people growing In snltEhia
ment UNIT WIN the xrosuh nj
state the MOBILE nAs 9tpsh, Slth tss
its prosperity d RS0isTnh has pnrisx
And N Allowing the Estimation IN ~hiohis
paper 10 held ~ the Citizen. OF ihs ras's
whose interests II has stoadfa-iiy baitl1 ~
can cay wiih truth W.. c"sher psi-tn.
ooes' '
-.l Ih-..t ..N...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

GEsrLENEs-Your Hop Bitters have been
of great value to me. / was laid up with
typhoid foyer for over two months and
could get no relief until I tried your Hop
Bitters- To those suffering debility or any
o in feeble health, ] cordially recommend
them. J. c. SroENEL
6S3 Fulton street Chicago, I'LL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
uEAPrIESs 4

The Washington RevieW tears its hair
over some OF the heartless acts in that
ueighborhood. A short time ago some
iend tried, by an impeachment placed on
the track, to wreck a passenger train on
the Waynesburg railroad. Another ieRd
multilated and injured the cattle Of Mr..
Legler, near FinleyyiIle. Now 8 fend
and very devil, has used the midnight
torch TO destroy the property Of Mr.. Ar
mold Lawton, of Cross Creek. The value
of the property destroyed, though consid-
cradle, is of small consequence when COM
pared with the magnitude of these times.
IL makes one shudder TO know that Wash
ington county Is infested by such atrocious
%scoundrels. The man who is so unspeaka-
bly, debased as to wreak his vengeance by
the use of the torch, would not hesitate to
drive a dagger into the heart OF his victim,
unless deferred by his " cowardly and
withered soul. Such brutal revenge would
disgrace a savage and We hope for the sake
of our race and county, hat God may, in
some way, expose these blots on humanity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
Modjeska's engagements Other At
fractions Booked.

The sale Of seats for the celebrated actress,
Modjeska, opens this morning at 9 O'Clock
at Wilson & Banners music store. Indi
cations point to a very large sale Of seats,
and little doubt is felt but Modjeska's en-.
in the amusement annals Of the season.
The cast is as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

only 8 Farmers Daughter is q skill
fully constructed and strong play, and as
presented last evening, does not flag from
the opening of the piece until the especially
happy announcement in the last act. Nat
only is the plot full of interest, but the
characters are well drawn, and offer OPP
portunity for excellent acting. The com.
pany gave a careful and effective per.
Torrance for the most part throughout,
and the audience present were well pleased,
and signifed their approval by frequent
applause.-PhilGdelphid Bulletin.
The entertainment given by Lesvitt's
minstrels at the Opera House last night
was by far the best given in this city for
many years. Every one Of the performers
was first class in his particular position,
and the excellent programme outline was
followed out 10 the very letter. We hope
TO see the troupe here once more before
spring. Worcester Mass Soy.
MIR NOTES.
Seats for "0ply q Farmers Daughter"
this morning.
Only a few seats for Leavits were sold
yesterday. The average minstrel'g oer does
not reserve his seat.
A curious correspondent" wants TO know
how Modjesks is dressed in As You Like
It." OF course the presumption is cur cor
respondent refers TO the dress of Gany-
mede. Well, she wears untanned leggins
to the knee; from there to the middle Of
the thigh, bright colored hose, which meet
the customary doublet, worn in those times.
A short cloak and . hat and feather COM
plete the costume.
Katherine Lewis Opera Company In
Prince Cont" are booked for next Thurs.
dsy.
Kate Cla1ton will De here Friday and Sat-
urday Of next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

wAsHBsroE, Pa, March The remain
of Henry Seybert of Philadelphia, Who
died last Saturday. aged 90 years, were Gre
mated in the furnace here to-day. NJ.
Seybert Was wealthy md public spirited
man. The clock and bell nov standing IN
the sfeeple OF the State House at Phiiadsl-
phia were his gifts to the city. They cost
Mr.. Seybert $4,000. and we're Plsced In the
tower Of Independence Hall in ls76 and
tie bell was first rung when ushering In
the Fourth of July, 1875.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

Auction sale of Elegant En-
cravings at Crangle's Block,
Market street, on Saturday. Now
open for examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
wHKELH7 ". VA.
ConmIssIoasrs' Sale Of Real est,S

J. r. hurry. Administrssos C IN
deceased,
W
Annie K Chs, q al.
In chancery In The Circuit Coun Of "a
county.
ny virtue Of two decree in h. sboy, n.s.a
cause, enisred November "a. ls9, and so'ss
nstog1sy, 1ebsOsvy S.1sss,
Beginning st 10 o,c.ocs q m. 90 70; yn%
public AUCTION. 70 Is. highs siddsr. ts.,:.
lowing described rsal esfats, ntuais 90 -.
manI Run In sid Ohio county, No.,
ely ths Propsrty Of !: Z: Cri. &c. On 81
ssmusi and john AisinSos. James DsetL
Samuel NcCaSty and osbsA -
Also anotbef small trsea Of land o. -
d1ty poles, adjoining The shove nsps
and upon which there n . DWELLING b..
Terms sf sais-Opsthird Of NE pars,
money ! e..h; tbs rsssd.s IN soo r.Sss
lively, tbe dsfsrTsd pSyneno 10 bssf issS
from day Of sals, The purchase psns
security. snd fSs LEGAL iins rsis ns asn!as
purchess monsy = paSd. io.s:,aon
April ~ Ek HooG
spseiai CommistoesrA.
I. Bamusl d. McCuiIoeh, C1ssk Of tns ~
Court Of Ohio county. DO bsrsey =
y. r. Nuxum and Y. l. H0ys. epeeiho'e
donsn, gave bond g re9utIsd ~
n-,u.,s.h hecuLI"s 60
Saturday, March I'm, ~, = 2 o,s,c,s
ssDsT
fsIl Special Comnissoees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

Large stock of Plated Spoons
and Forks just received by
Jacob w. Grub, Jeweler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

Ask your grocer for Morning Glory Bak-
ing Powder. Always fresh and reliable.
e.. s. Feeney, proprietor, l4lO Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

Will open this evening at 1855 Main
street-Hsrtkopf' 5 Great European Muse
um of Anatomy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

At &c Ter yard you can bny the best
Csto, elesched muslin By calling at En.
sinners, On Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

Good black silks, every piece warranted
IS reprepresented, at Emshimer's, Eleventh
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

80 to Emshimer's, on Eleventh street,
Tor those 4hc best spring prints.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
SURE TO COME

The way in which the South Pennsyl-
vsnia road has been coquetEing with Wheel
ing has Disguised many of our prominent
people. One moment we were to get 1t
sure and the next it had branched off TO
Pittsburgh. The latest IS that it is bound to
come here. A railroad man said, at Pitts
burgh:
The South Pennsylvania road is to be
built to Wheeling as certainly as IL IS to
Pittsburgh. Ii was first intended TO com.
plete the road to this city without refer
enee TO rsmiications, but a careful analysis
Of Possibilities has resulted in a determine
ton TO simultaneously construct both roads.
The South PENNSYLVANIA road will come as
far as Fayette county before any diyerg-
ences of any magnitude are made. From
the neighbOrhood of COnDellsville a road
will be built to the M~onongahela river at
Bellevernon. At this point an iron bridge
will cross into Washington county. Thence
the route Of the road will be through the
Pike Run district to the waters Of Ten-Mile
creek, whence it will proceed either TO
Claysville and West Alexander, Pa, to the
waters of the Little Wheeling creek, and
thence parallel with the Hempield to
Wheeling. Thi 5 route has already been
SURVEYED. Another route is a few miles
south OF this one and goes into Wheeling
by way oil the Middle Wheeling creek.
Both Outes are admirable and the road by
either one can be chesply constructed.
The only difficulty that can be encountered
is at Wheeling. That city lies in a cres-
cent-shaped alcoVe, which is abruptly ter
minated by q series of hills impending al
most perpendicularly over it. The north
ern and southern outlets to this alcoye are
OcCupiPd already by the Baltimore and
Ohio and the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
ST. Louis roads, and these two corporations
have pooled issues in order TO exclude the
South Pennsylvania from the city. Both
of them, however, are after fsvors from the
city, and certain influential men in Wheel
ing are indefatigable in their efforts 10 in
duCe Councils TO make the granting OF
these fayors contingent upon certain con-
c~esSions on the part of both companies
that will enable the South Pennsylvania
road to get in. There is 10 be large bridge
built over the Ohio river at Wheeling by
the Wheeling and Lake Erie road, and by
this means the South Pennsylvania will
reach the Lake Shore in Northern OHIO.
Another means OF reaching Wheeling,
Sbich is in contemplation, is from Phil
lipsburg. opposite Beaver, OIL the south
side of the Ohio river, to Wheeling juno
ton, opposite Steubenville, and thence by
an accommodation with the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky, or by an indie
pendent line 10 Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

WILL THE ". & L Z. STOP At BoUERsrOwN?
Il is tantalizing to its friends in Wheel
ing to see the Wheeling and Lake Erie as
IS miles-and there apparent stuck. Bat
this intervening distance is .rsught with
difficulties OF both an engineering and
financial character. The piece lies in a
broken country, which is a series OF pre-
c~Ipitous bills and deep rayines. 1t is esti-
mated that it will cost a million and a half
of dollars TO complete il. When Mr..
Griggs became lessee and contractor he went
at The work confidently and enthusiastically.
Such vas Eis faith in being able To keep
within the estimate and IN the future of the
road that he put all his own private fortune
INTO il. The cost largely exceeded the esti-
mates and Commodore Garrison, who was
furnishing the money on the bonds, got
tired at last and there was a halt ordered.
Mr.. Griggs assigned all his stock over to
the Commodore and the construction
account was closed for the present. This
leaves the road running into the air at
Conversion.
The question OF completion o hinges
upon the uncertainty Of its repaying the
heavy investment that will be necessary.
A large scheme known as the South Penn
sylyania and Ohio is looking for a western
outlet, and the W. & l.. Z. company have
their eyes cast toward the rising sua Their
~glances met, and in a short time was seen
the announcement of the incorpOra
ton Of the South Pennsylvania AMI
Ohio, in this State, the incorpora.
tors all being connected with the w. & l..
E. in an official capacity. But from some
cause this new union is lingering. Wheth-
er il is in contemplation to sell the W. &
l.. + TO the s. p. & o. or lease il to that
company is q State secret. The latter is a
Vanderbilt interest, consequently it does
not lack money TO consummste its de.
signs. Ii any case it is to be hoped the w.
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
L.OCAL

HARTKoPFF's Museum of Anatomy will
open this evening, at 1865 Main street.
fail To see il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
A LUCKY MERCHANT.

Go AND see the Great European Museum
at 1865 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

Kate Claxton will De here Friday and Sat-
urdsy Of next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08

WEEK. H2a day at hons easily
rRUn q o., Augusta Mama tyiAEp