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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-24

LADIES' LIST.
Anderson Emma Mandalter
Arnold L l. Mrs Mathews .
Barber Charlotte @ Miller Ma
Buchan Dona More Mar
Butler Eliza Marshall
Biakey Gertrude Mann Mat
Berry Henrietta Ma win u
Baker Jane Murray "
Brown Jennie McCormiC
Budd Louisa p McGrath
Bunky Maggie McDougle
Brodis Mary Narbaig \
Berry Susan Nourse RI
Burke IndaV Noble Tat
Brooke w Parke Am
Conklin LILA q Phillips A
Carrlgan Ellen Powell A 5
Cook Fannie Pickett Al
Chase Isabel Pendleton
Clifford Jos Mrs .Payn &. NJ
Coleman July Patterson
Cauock j Mrs Pickett Hs
clark Mary PettibOne
Chambers Mary Porter Mis-
Crolnkora Mary Price Merl
CANNED Mollie Poole Man
Carroll Rose Payne Sus
Clemens G Mrs Perry Said
Dorry JAS Mrs Richardso
Dorsey Maria Renner NJ
Dixson Martha Reef Mar,
Filchett Cordoba Sanborn A
Fumer Geo A Hrs Sherman !
Fisher Laura Smith AM
FlAherty Lizzie Skinner H
Galvins Avins Shapes j
Gould Carrie Scott Mar,
Garrett Carrie 4 Smith Maj
Green Ellen L st Clair M
Gibbons Huldie Shields Nj
Grossfield Mrs Slocum N,
Grigsby Rosie Seitz Fred
Gardner VIM MrB shaw Viol
Hill Alice Turner d.
Hull Adelta Mrs Thompson
Hattoy Edward Mrs Turpin NJ:
Hall Jane Thing Ma
Halpln Kate Taylor SUI
Harris Mollie A Taylor Sar
Harkins Mania Temple MI
johnson Christianna VESSEL Vic
Jackson Julia Wa ker Az
Jones l. Mrs Watkins c
Jones LucyJ Wi,lett Z A
Knapp Z 8 Mrs Williams
Knott sarah Wells Salli
Leftinch Emma Walker Sal
Lucas Fannie Young J NJ
Lee Mary Young Ma
Lewis A Young Sui
lockwood Virginia Yates Mar
Murphy Annie Yates Mari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-24

hcAt uay shc was considered as good as de-
stroyed.
At break Of day the Montauk left the fleet and
advanced to within less than / 1000 yards of the
fort. BY way OF the river around to where the
Nashville was aground was a distance of nearly
two miles, but across the peninsula it was no
more than 800 yards. If the MOntauk could
stand the fire of the fort, she could hold the
privateer under short range
Settling herself down in her berth with the
shot from the fort flying around her. the Mon
tauk soon trained her guns on the Nashville
Such proceeding had not been anticipated
aboard the Nashville and the greatest excite
ment at once prevailed. She had no ordnance
to compare with that of the Federal. and it was
realized that she must be abandoned. Orders
were issued to this effect. and in fifteen minutes
from the appearance Of the Mantauk the Nash
Vile was abandoned. Ofiicers and crew saved
most OF their personal property and the retreat
was made In good order.
The MOntauk now had it all her own way.
The fort opened on her from every gun
which would bear, but, paying no attention to
these MISSILES she felt tor the range of the pri-
vateer At the third shot splinters were sent
flying, and the fourth, fifth and sixth went
plump Into her. The Nashville presented q fair
brOadside, and when
THE MONSTER FIFTEEN-NCH SHELL STRUCK HER
the crash Of iron and wood could plainly be
heard for mile. An opening would be made
large enough for man to crawl into, and the
river was soon covered with splintered wood.
Inside OF twenty-five minutes after the first shot
was fred the Nashville was on fire, but the Mon
tauk Kept pounding away until the craft was in
flames In three different localities
one the cOlOred fremen had bottle of
Mn,sKy, ana between o'clock In the morning
ana the Montauk's first shot he drank enough
TO make him helpless. In this condition he
slowed himself away and went to sleep. and the
next thlng ne knew the eleven and fifteen-lnch
snelis were tearing their way through the priv
aseer ana the crew had departed. met the man
III a1i ant IN 1857 and as he gave straight list
particulars of her running on the shoal his
ssory seemed entitled to full credit. As
soon as ne discovered what had occurred
anu Wnat was occurring he was perfectly
s sOS ,n HIS only chance was to no overheard
anu WINE looking for something to doat him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
The uempGcId Extension.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad now has
a force of civil engineers engaged in locat-
ing the b. & 0. extension, which leaves
the main line at Dawson, and striking the
Monongahela river at the town of Green
field, and thence up Pixies run. This
branch will ntersect the Wheeling road at
Washington, Pa, opening mp an extensive
coal field, contracts for grading some ten
or twelve miles will be let next month. A
railroad enterprise which was begun at
least thirty years AGO is now in the way Of
being completed at M early date. Years
ago the people of Washington COun.
~ subscribed large amounts OF
money for the construction Of the
Henpfield rOBd, a line at that time in
tended to connect with the 7. X. K. in
Hemptield township, WeStmoreland county
But the Hempi.eId fell into the hands OF Il
rival corporation and its direction was
changed Now it is about to be extended
through the eastern townships, OF Wash
ington county, and on to connection
with the Baltimore & Ohio road in Fayette
county. A notification has been made that
sealed proposals will be received at the b,
a Q. office at Washington, Pa, until October
18th, for the prosecution OF the work.
Bidders are required to begin work within
fifteen days from the date notice is fur
nished of the allotment Of work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
nau,h REM, Craven.

In The death of Benjamin l.. Craven, Esq"
which occurred yesterday morning, "est
Alexander loses one of her Oldest and most
o,tsemed citizens, besides lifelong Demo-
c,at and a thorough gentleman. lie hau
been in his usual health, which was ho'
good. for some time past, AMI uEtll "i'n'
four DAYS of his death. HIS disease
general debility and lie WAS IN the ''''
his age. w. ,Io,onder in
he naImy DAYS OF the National roap "Gu
engaged in the mercantile business,
S,iiSfrE he continued until his permdhGnt
retirpment few weeks ago. fflor W n;S
coming 10 West Alexander he was a M
contractor on the National ro1u' i,'i's
,Ie ysars of his business career he Oeci'hs
rridSIy and fsvorably known as SHIRE vi
and far seeing business man. and during
Tho war WIS one Of the most important
merchants in the State.
In addition to his mercantile duties ne
WAS one OF the largest wool dealers In TINS
locality, and was wool buyer at tue same
time that John Brown, who was suOse'
Uu,ntlN hung at Harper's Ferry, was buy
inc ", oil in the same vicinity. \ Lam Of
sterling integrity he was respected by all
who knew him, and the announcement OF
bis death will he heard with regret hy all.
Mr.. Craven was born in Washington coun'
tv Pa. He was well known TO all the
business men of Wheeling on account
Of his large transactions in merchandise
and wool, many of which were OF cOmpar.
alively recent date. He has been a sab
scriber Of the REGISTER from its first
issue.
His funeral will take place at , o'clock
tO6By and the body will be Inferred in the
West Alexander cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

Personal CHAT.
General and Personal News Notes and
Gossip.

~. W., yor,.in,,,on I.rt for Cbic,,o
Nf,.r,r,,, ~, a Isl IN friends
A.. ,...,, E..,o.1,, Isi, for N;,w,rr,a.
,r,,,,la,.
N,;,.cs r,,,r,, and Ella C,rrcv of IN,
,'n,r III. L.ff Last eyrniog f,r Il,,sbur.l
-, r,r.-.r,,,a f,I and winter millinery
Goods.
Nrss Ir.rer Eorgb.s- NJ Slsfr E~orn
-.1r,rr,J -, bsr bors ON Mnnday alters
visit nf Iwo month among relatives in
...,..--,t ps O., - psl,.,,,-.I with h.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
EELLAIRE.
Thc Council Personal and
General Notes,

General Notes,
A. J. Norton is now in charge OF the en-
gineering OF this end OF the Ohio Valley
Q.ilrOa1.
\. l.. Marsh the Union street jewe'er, is
n Pittsburgh on business.
Council met in regular session last night
and transacted some routine business.
The new furniture is being placed in
position in the school buildings.
Lots Of Bellaire people will take in the
Pittsburgh Exposition.
c. II. Lewis came home yesterday in re
Spouse to a telegram announcing the i'll
ness OF his little child.
Thos. +. Hart has returned from brief
business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Balzer Kraus has sold his barber shop
under the bank building to Me3srs. Baker
4 Daub. The new firm propose to run
four chairs. Bal2er will probably 20 West
Mr.. Will Frazier, OF Dubois K Mccoy
planning mill, left yesterday for Pittsburgh
DR.. j. h. Robinson, the clever Gravel
Hill druggist, is confined to his ROOM with
slight IndiSpO7itOn.
Or. j. Park West went to Woo tsHeld
Yesterday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Judge Way.
Misses Salhe Krsus, of Wheeling, and
I0wenstein, OF Canton, -, are the guests
OF friends in this city.
W. II. Chamberlain, Of Cleveland, wGs IN
town yesterday.
Prof J. T. Schofield, OF Martins Ferry, !,
in town IN business.
Rev J. NJ. Monroe addressed a sacou"
amendment mceung at Tunnel s,hoo,
house last night.
Rev. W. Y. MiliCan, of Cambridge is the
guest Of friends in This city.
David Davis, a prominent young business
mau of LowelsyIile, ohio, VINO has been
visiting his father, Thos. G. DAVIS, returned
home Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
MoiI,p,kus RcuIrPe.

The announcement o. this famous &C
tIess' temperance in Wheeling next Sat.
urday night will be received with genuine
pleasure by our theatre.goers. Her visit
here last winter is sill fresh in the minds
Of our people, and her beautiful and fin
ished rendition OF the character of Rosa
lind made an impression in the minds and
hearts of her audience that could not
easily be erased by the action Of time. She
then won hosts Of admirers and s,aunCh
supporters, who will not now in hef forth
coming engagement be Stow to Oler their
evidence Of appreciation Of her transcen-
dunt talents and cultured genius.
Modjeska will this time Otler US Shake
speare'S master comedy, entitled "Iwe!ith
Night she appearing in her matchless
characterization OF Viola. This role has
won the finished actress more fame than
any other comedy part in her extensive
r. Iertore; and for ourselves we feel all m.
alleged pleasure 10 be III store for rs, and
no doubt our readers share the same senti-
meuts. The lady is this season supported
by a company even stronger than she car
RED last year, and all our exchanges are
unit in praise Of their performance. The
sale Of seats for this notable engagement
opens next Thursday morning at Wilson
Banners music store, and undoubtedly Il
large throng of purchasers OF tickets will
be early on hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
FACT AND FANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent TaIk
and Comment

HENRY MECHANs spi Miss Mary Moran
were married at West Alexander, Pa
Saturday evening.
HENRY SEEIG' 5 new residence on North
Main street is nearly completed.
A MARRIAGE is 10 take place in the NORTH
End this week, so dame rumO- reports.
OFFICER Taylor arrested Mary Purcell yes
terdsy afternoon for being drunk on the
streets.
The work Of sinking ole 0. the water
cribs is nearly CompIe,Ci. Tee Water
Board expect to have this one COMPLETE
this evening.
The Island people want a good reel at
their hose h"Use.
RICHARD Evans. Of The StNndard mill,
mill shut down. Mr.. Evans has the SYM
pathy Of his fe' .ow wOrkmen.
The Dude o; North Wheeling defeated
a pit kcd niue o. the greeI yesterday alter
neon by sco.e o. 10 ).
The Forepaugh circus stereopticon show
vs.. given Al the iIout OF the st. James
Hotel, last night.
JnuN GAINES, who lives nE..r the Ma.
ket house got drunk yey."rdav ard demo.,
fsEed the family CrOCke-y. HIS sou anu
daughter gave him first class licking.
OFFICER TAYLOR will now patrol the 9th
ward and Officer Reed will take charge oi
Market street below l4th.
OFFICER Kennedy left for Pittsburgh
Yesterday 10 attend the regatta.
EARLY yesterday morning Peter HaoIck'
a heater at the Top mill while gong 70
work became very IL! on norm Main street
and bad 10 be assisted home.
OFFICER HEryEE arrested plain drunk
in the North End yesterday.
The trouble between the boilers ana
nausgprs OF the Top mill was amlcao!y al
fusted by the reiustatiug oil the discharged
man.
The case Of the State We. Henry Harris
on a charge Of disturbing the peace, was
tried before Squire Peterman yesterday ana
the defendant lined s. and costs.
The boring Of the gas well at the Central
glass works IS progressing very raP'u.y'
'rSs we'll il now down PSI feet. The pro
prierors 90 not expect TO strike paying
'gantities OF Gas until the well Is to the
depth Of 900 feet.
N,xp,Y afternoon Mrs. o. Keetie, mother
nf W. Denis Okeetle, met with very
raif.ful sr,ident at her residence on the
Island, The lady while attempting To 90
down the cellar steps slipped, raining 10
the lotion. Sprainins her left wrist badly
Medical attention was Immediately pro
cured and the arm dressed.
YESTERDAY morning very exciting run
AWAY took place on Market street. team
Owned by Mr.. Parker a COuu,ryman, 90,
srsrsd al passing train on the Hrmphe1A
rod near the Post Office and rushed up
Market street cOl,jdins with wagon al the
Market house, which checked the horses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
The Baby Case ut the Court House,


Not much light was shed on the Stein
case yesterday morning, though the poor
house committee held special meeting
for the purpose of evolving something
The burden of the song might be written
thus:
RcSolr,d That we, the poor house com.
mittec in meeting assembled, are of the
opinion that we ought to know all about
The baby, and
HcSohCd, That we are sorry we dent.
All of the committee were present and
Mr. Stein put in late appearance, as full
Of the mystery as ever but keeping 1t well
10 himself. Before he came the members
>peCulated a little on it. Capt Boring
neye. saw man act in so strange a name.
Mr.. D,lb uGge thought it Looked fnnny'
Maxwell was in favor Of pushing the mt.
Ter to an issue, or in bringing Stein, as
lorirg phrastd it, "to Limerick" When
hey finished, Mr.. Stein was announced,
Wherein on Prosecuting Attorney Jordan
squared himself and said:
Mr.. Stein, we have been engaged in the
consideration of your case. There are two
or three things for you to consider aid US
TO think about. You should tell us when
You first saw the child, and where you first
saw the persons wEO brought II to you on
Another thing you neglected to do was to
satisfy yourself Of the needy condition Of
the child aud Of its protectors, AS was your
duty under oath Of office. You also neg
leCttd to learn who was its mother. The
best thing for you to do is TO give to this
Board all the information you have on the
subject
Mr.. Stein did not uncork; he only re
Piled. 81 have given the name of the
child as il was given to me; if it was for
gerry. it is no affair OF mine. ! went to the
Poor House because my wife insisted that
ShC,nd 90 with the child as il was raining
fun Ously al the time. ] did not think
was doing anything wrong when | took the
S2j. | thought the county might as well
have the money as 70. The SO Y tod by
Capt. Plankey is in part false aud | shall
be able to prove it in a few days In day
or two shall b. able to make report that
will be satisfactory
Mr. jordan then said that he thought the
E1ard would he willing 10 drop the matter
il Stein made n full confession and shellei
out that S25, to which the FultOnese re-
sponded:
well, there is no use lingering about
here. cant tell who it was. Some one
said Becker and some one Winesburg. !
don know which il is a bit more than
you 90. ! will pay over the money and
will do all in my power to hunt up the
matter. | will go with any of you any
place and assist you in gathering any in
formation in regard TO the matter. ! shall
do all | can. will have my report ready
in a day or two
The committee then adjourned to meet
next Monday at the Court House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
COUNCIL.
The Meeting Last NiEht-Very Little
BnsinCSS Transacted.

Business Transacted.
The Second Branch Of Council was called
TO order at 20 last evening by Acting
President Wilkinson, with the following
members present: Mcss-s. Butte, Clator,
Gleason. Grosau, Haberte'd, Harrell Jep-
son, Jones, Kenuey, McFadien, Peterson,
STANLEY, Smith, P, Smith, G. O., ami
Work. The meeting was one Of the tlmest
affairs ever held in this chamber, which
may partially be accounted for by the
>hortuess Of the session.
The report Of the Committee on Cem'-
,erlCs was taken up. The report recon-
meuded the payment Of bills aggreEatjug
80 - and that the trgusfer of cemetery
ot 40. 10 from VI. l.. Todd 10 Dr. \. ).
Todd he COuE.mCd. The report was adopted
as read.
\ resolution signed by Mr. Happy ask
5rg for gaS lamp on South street, between
Uubbayds Jaw mill aud Nesbilt's blacG-
smith shop, was read. 1t was referred TO
Committee on Lights.
\ gOWmuui cation signed by several c:tI.
ems ASKING Tor a light at the Intersection
of Alley j. aud Nineteenth street, was reLi
anu adopted.
Edward Reed vas sworn in as deputy
$, rgeaut 10 ill the vacancy occurring Oy
he resignation Of William II. Williams,
sixth ward officer.
Lorirg Werle was granted license -
keep q coffee house at No. SO Main street
,ureties. George busch and John /. IRA
sChel.
J. c. end L. Sample were granted license
To keep a coffee house at No. 1887 AarSe
street. Suretlcs, W. Ii. Winters anu b
Mcdonald.
A gas lamp was ordered to be plac.d at
al he corner of Twenty third street auL
Alley T..
Dr Jevson moved to rotify the First
branch that this body was now reauy - 20
INTO an election Of As tru~tHef. Inc u D..
treNrlaiued that nearly two months haG
-Ispsgd and he thought they GU ;ht 10 o.
-l,lt,G and that Immediately. Mr.. hace'
ed objected o. an election as 1t waE rush
.,p th. mem hers into It when they hal no
me rrepared for il. The DOctOr Re-
.furdrd To Mr.. Haoertield and showei
.rrru,ivplv that Council was very dllatpry
r he ,,.sttpr Of this election. Mr.. shan
~ offered TIE following resolution which
va. adopted.
r,,htf. That the election OF gas trIstne>
q n AIDE a special order for the next sta'e
% c.tir = ot Council
en- motion ~ Mr.. G. o. Saith tbs oily
adjourn ed at 30.
THE rIEsr BRANCH.
The First Branch of Council was calico
10 order by Mayor Miller. and the following
gentlemen answered 10 the roll call. B,n
ell. COruerford, Donalds on, Fritz, Hall
Haller, Happy, Hull, List, Miller aLC
Nylrs. This Branch cOucurred in the ac
rrGns Of the Second Branch in al its reports
resolutions, &c, and adjUurnedatS p. after
receiving short lecture from Mr.. Mayo
shout not responding to the notices seat to
them 20 meet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

Mr.. W. T. Atkins, Girard Kan, writes
Il never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
trio Bitters to my customers, they give en-.
lire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to I've without it. They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
year. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Logan
4 Co. Druggists, Bridge nNrnpr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
UbseIiRY 8esisteT
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER &c. 1858
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
If YOUR WATCH don't run
right JACOB W. CRUDE can
repair and warrant it. No
charge if not satisfactory.
Forty Years E>perieRee OF an Old

Mrs Niuslow's Soothing Syrup is the
..rscriytlou OF one of the best female ply
>.,jaus snd n-rsrs iu the United States. and
has teeu used tor forty years with never
falling success by millions Of mothers To-
their children. IL relieves the chr.d jrnu
pain. cures dvSente-y and dla-rhOsr, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving hesl,h To the child relieves .he
mother. Plice - cents n bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
EIftr EifsinniHnnrs

81 employed some of the best physicians
here" wrote VIM. +. Tanner, of Dayton
Ohio. They all said my child could not
live for 5 weeks. 1t had so fits IN p house.
We gave it Samaritan Nervjne and the
medicine effected permanent cure Drug.
riSls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

o,L for the coming inter and the officers
"oIA I'll attendance at all meetings, so
! Ts all Of their plans can be completed
snSt much at of the work done before the cold
Observation-Disclosures the demands upon their
,ire and means.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

lspNE y ~ n AA''s ~ pts 4 T. 1907.
have been using Hop Bltteas, and have
received great benefit from them for liger
complaints and malarial fever. They are
superior TO all other medicines
i NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
The Howe taxes FirsI Premium.

The new High Arm Howe was awarded
silver medal for the best Sewing Ma
chine. and the first premium for the largest
variety and finest practical sewing machine
work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

nr. \. S. kuggIes, Marion, Mass, says.
Il recommend Browns Iron Bitters as a
valued tonic for enriChing the blood and
removing all dyspeptiC symptoms. 1t does
not hurt the teeth"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
RpekIeu,. Arnica saIye.

The greatest medical woRder of the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuis Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores,
cancers, Piles. Chilblains, Corns letter,
Chopped Hands aud all skin erupioas.
Guaranteed TO cure in every instance, or
money refunded. y cents per box. For
sale by Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
The EIag fermentation.

Last evening one of the largest and most
select gatherings OF Germans ever met in
this city congregated al the Arion Hall 20
witness the presentation OF a magnificent
American flag by the German ladies to the
Pioneer Society. Mrs. Mason, in behalf OF
the ladies, in a few well-chosen remarks,
resented the flag to L. c. i'll, pres dent
oi tie society. Mr.. Stefe responded in a
reat speech Of about ten minutes duration,
sGd in turn handed the Il ~ to Tie banner
bearer Of the society, Mr.. JACOB NUnge.
Mr.. Charles Behler, in his usual elegant
style, spoke for about fifteen minutes. The
remainder of the evening was spent in
dancing. 4 fine supper was set at mid.
night, TO which ali dld ample iustiCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
Ihe Howe Tnkcr First PremInn

The new Hgh-Arm Howe was awarded
silver medal for the best Sewing Ma
chine, and the first premium for the largest
variety and finest practical sewing machine
work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

II Won want a real comfortable and sty
ifsh Shoe. ct pair OF DOngola Button, Al
L Y Euud's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
LIVES Of greaf men all remind us

LIVES OF great men All Telll.hu us
We can make our lives sublime.
But herewith Is "A suggcstiOn-you can nave
a better time
BY INDUCING in a liquor, pure and fresh and
healIhfu too.
Smiths cream ale is here referred to-a sam
mic you'll not rue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

DR.. c. s. johnson, Key West, Fla, says:
Parties who use Browns Iron Bitters tell
ne il is the best Of medicines,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

Never was such rush msde for any druc
store as is now at Logan ( Co. 8. B-liI'
Corner for Tris, Bottle OF DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs an
Colds. An persons affected with Astnmt
bronchitis. Hnar>euPSs Severe Coughs, o.
any sHeCrion Of the Throat and Lungs, ca
ut Trial Bottle OF this grea; remedy. ln'
by calling Al above Drug Store. Regular
usya u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

NoF~rxe Glory Baking Powder always
lie and pure. Ask your grocer for 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26

BUTCHERS Knit Jackets. the best in the
market, AZ Q. Hess & soma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
If you want an appetite, without a happy

let Is upon Won prevail
To 90 get TIE first. and sleep well at night
BY drinking SmiEh'~ superb cream ale.