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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19

In less than six months fully $1,000
600 bushels of coal passed downthe Ohio
to the lower markets. The month Of
April alone furnished $4,000, 600 bushels
ofthis amount
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Commissioner's Sale
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

-
In tho CireuI, Court OF Ohio County, w. Va.
William Pickersiil. Jr.
John Frank. Sophia Catherine Frank, his
vile, ana otnerA
IN sHAscsni' .u,.,o,.,
HEREBY VIVea Notice that, in rsua nce Of tn:
su,t noi hy .stI nnnrt I'm IA "ao.s' ON In. "A
n "I,a, issp a.. vtII Lii al uubiic aus.
non, 10 the h'giies' oiuoer'oh
TUEHDAY July 10TH, A. ID. I&2,
- .,.,..s. :, =, IN. ,r,,,
sommshfant aay Hons. Of said ooanty. Ia
the city OF MhssiinE' We, 'lrk,nts .m s u
I% o, Nes INA s,st. osso much thereof =.
may be necessary To pay the lens upon sans
twhich are stattd ~ the PsPeIs I'
the expenses OF safe aho Gov" VI n"'' a'''
Viz: - 81, 10, ,,u,x
sixty eight. situatea on uhe eass nias OF Mr ~
etreet, IN tho ouA.n wn,u, 90 All ycbn
lug y h~ IA nppmsi ~ RobInsoa ANA vife. ON
,rhri ah isnG ,s crsetaa n two siory bricx q vellinS
In which ,ald Frank reside +, r,r,.,.a a.,
20. ane arad ai,i,t..n unor M man.
o. the suS.dsi.ioa. oi III. Jo:sph S.ld.:i
es,a'e hna ssn,a h.if I", conysyed Co SAD
Guy, pslna she an nn,,nn rw.sson ssis hsif
I IThp Fronts upSn Inc east side Of Ihspiins
street, Ds."ees nnon ~ . donnie ,.n,.
nfs. suse,s, sn honss erscSn tsnensnt coutain.
me %sp siu roo@. '4'
.sven IN square Numbered nine on .sms m.R
being ihe same pnopenr,y l,n an3 ~,ss' IA
last named half lot fronts on the wsst side Of
CbanIine street, bet tween Twenty ninth and
Thirty.nIst stfest, and has upon n three two-
story frame houses, each containing sE
9Th. The southern one-half Of the lot OF
ground situate ~ the soutn-western coulsr
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IA .eS exte ndeo
Fours snd-s-half coupons..-~.......---.il2A
Pacific SKIES OF ISS5..-"-"~.mm.m.....l27
' RAILROAD BOEDs-Firm.
STATE SECCRITlES-Quiet.
SToCKs-The market opened very active
and higher than at the close Saturday, and
for a qusrter of an hour was firm, but fears
OF further failures in connection with pro.
visions and grain caused a feeling of I'M
| certainty. After the first quarter OF an
hour there was a sharp.break in the whole
| list of stocks of L!MlH per cent on the active
! list. the latter Jersey Central. But by l2:3O
there was a recovery OF \ to x per cent.
| the latter for Louisville and Nashville.
L~aCkawanna was the special feature for &C.
Ctivity. the transactions being very large.
At u: 80 the market was steadier. The stead
lest stocks in all of the forenoon'S tiuctua.
tions were Northern Pacific and West.
ern Union. For a few minutes after
1890 the stock market continued &C
tive, and prices at first receding =
to q per cent, the latter on Lackawanna,
andthen recovering = to = per cent, lat
ter Central Pacific. After l o'clock the
market became steady and dull. In the
last hour the market was dull but firm and
prices showed a gain OF . to . per cent:
over > o'clock prices. The net result OF
per cent. on the general list, latter Lake
| Shore, which had been the
weakest to day. The frmest stocks
have been the Northern Pacific, Erie,
St. Paul, Northwestern, Western Union
and other Gould stocks generally, several
above mentioned stock Z to 4 higher than
at close Saturday. Pending decision re-
rsrding 10000 shares Western Union is
looked for with more than usual interest,
and if favorable to the company will, 1t is
believed, strengthen the whole market.
T.ao,ac,;opc 20p 7u2 SharaS
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ssVJKAK AID UNpEyMQrEDRf 1m
,.lopsa q. ss e s,I ssnss s...ss.sSslsi
esting a1vertiaeo6ut - r;
In reply 20 ibqutne1 % VIZ - ~. 1@fSS
no evidence Of hu9sag - SS;ssiy n.
soSsed. interestel - -
e.rcriaN efvfbg 81 vesoe4~SXSSHW-Y
VIE Medical &c. 20. DoRSos n2re.1.re
-TSrJ1 Esz-tng -
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Capital PRIZE, s7s.ooo.

1867 Prizes, amounting to-----"".".~-ts5,%
Application for rates To clubs should %
made only 70 the ONCE OF the Company In
For further information write clearly, CIV.
ing full address. Send orders BY Express
en1y 10 n. A. DAUPHIN,
~" New Orleans, La. or
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. e0 Seventh 81, washing.
ton, ID. Z.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
As AGENT FOR CArHARINE Nc.
"A sherry end Frank hcSherry. her hus.
band ! win. on
MoNDAY JCSE q lsxs.

AuENI run M IA "1-
"A sherry and Frank hcSherry. her hus.
band. ! win, on
MONDAY, JUNE Is. lxs,
ut 10 o'clock a. M. nj The front o OF the
Court Houne OF Ohio coanty, sell. % puot0
auction the following described rial estate,a
part of lot No. a., which lot - on The north.
west corner Of Main street and Alley ~, Gem
tire Wheeling,l bounded ~ follows: Begin.
Minis nj northwest corner OF lot No. ~: thenee
east by north line OF sAid lot to west line q
Main street; thence south by west lin Of
Main street ~ feet TO middle OF partition wall
between the house on pait 70 be sold and
house next south OF it; thence by n line par.
allel with the north line OF said lot and
through the middle OF nid partition wall. -
near as may he to the east line Of the Alley In
rear OF said lot; theuce by east line Of said
alley To place OF beginning The property
frontA on the west side Of Main street. aud
has on Il a substantial twoslory brick houss.
containing eight rooms nd hall, besides Gel:
lar and attic, with water on drst aud heoond
tiOois. The house has a slate roof. On tue
rear portion OF the lot Is n stable. Title per
feet.
mone, or 40 much more ~ the purchaSrr
may elect, IN cash, aud the remainder Ia ~
equal ins,alments, pay able h,ne and eighteen
months respectively, from the day OF Nae.
with II terest from that day.; the deferred tn
staImen,s To lie satisfactorily tecured..
HENRY N. RUsSELL
ED. CHRISTIAN, Auctioneer. iss
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GO TO
McMechcn'S

For the finest line Of imported and dohIes.tc
cigars iii the city. Also, imported Ginse
Ale, Deviled Crabs with shells, Boneless Sat
Hams, &C, &c. le.-
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EERYEIe10NQUER'0IR

-seon,y known specific for Epileptic Fits.~6u
..-A,~l tur >pasms snd Falling SiCkness.~6H.
Ss-yor- " csEuess quickly relieved and cured
E,-a,,,d nv none in deliriUm Of fcyer.TGz -
ss.Neu.raizcs germs Of disease and sickness
Cr,4uclv blotches and stubborn blood sores.l
Cfr,nsrs blood, Quickens sluggish c~'rculauou.I
Eliminates Buils, C~arbunCles and SCaldS.~6a
s~s-Pr-mlucutly and prOmptly cures paralysis.
va. Il is charming and healthtul Aperient.
Kin. ~.nglla and Kings Evil. twin brothers,
changes bad breath 20 good, removing cause.
sy-RDu,. b~.lioUsncss and clears complexion.
1hs-mins rrsoyent and matches laNatiVe.-6a
Il drives Sick Headache hkc the wind .
sg-Contlins no drastic eathsrtic or upiatcs.
Ppnnt,y cures Rheumatism by routing Il. al
Rr.,1rr. +ite.riving properties 70 the b!oOd.-aa
l. e7tantrrG to cur all nervous disorders. "a
is-Ellbrr when all opiates fail."da 4
P.!,c.hrs ,ae mind and invisorNtes the bOdyaS
r~-rz Dyspepsia NJ money r~efunded.-6a
ss-EndorSed IN writing BY over any thousand
iaaH!0- physicians in l.. ;. and Europe.~aa
Lrsi:u- ri.r -v iR L. :. aud ~Europe.~sa I
Dt,ts.-o OF tn blood own il a couQuerOr.T6 Z
For sii ~ a,llrIdiug druggists. Sl.0'6H
tn D-. ;. Richmond Medical Co, Props.
-. Joseph, Mo. -
, Fog .s'.moniGIs and Cir'UllJS send stamp.
- ,~-It:ratHa, Ag".r. = York.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YoRK, June 18.-Dry Goods-The
general demand has been exceedingly
light and shows the neglect usual to the
closing days of the ~semi-annual season.
The feature of the market has been the re-
duction in the price of Canton .ginghams
to SIC to close the balance Of stock, at
which price they were quickly distributed.
Petroleum.
PITTSBURGH, June 1S.-Petroleum--More
active; United certificates closed weak at
81 16H refined 7%c Philadelphia delivery.
The afternoon session wsS more active
opened at 81 1S3s, weakened and declined
10 81 l6H; closed at 81 i6H.
BRADFORD, June Observation-Disclosures
Weaker; opened at 81 10; highes. 81 1915;
lowest 81 l6X, closing at ST. l6E, Clear
arces 4,763 coo bias.
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FINANCE N TRADE.
Money = Per Cent.-GOyernments sfea-
dy--Stocks Active and Higher Flour
DuIl--Wheat Lower.

New YORK, June lS.-Money easy at ?
per cent. Prime mercantile paper i951!
per cent. Sterling exchange. bankers bills
Steady at4S51I; demand iSSH.
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the p'r' XT2RED CALDWELL,
..s ,ess anSaial CommlasiOusT

I,samuei B. NcColloch, clerk Of 40 court.
certify that bond with eecuf ~ be- 1850
given by the apovs.nAmsd sp:Sisi so1miSss
nine thousand Ns,oool Dollar - proytSsS fot
in ssid decree. BANUL b hcc0LiOCH..
wheeling. June S, is& c'ssk'
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ALEXANDER BONE, ST.,

N1oTARY PUBLIC, general BUSINESS
~ and Licensed Real Estate Agent, Stock
edoament h and partnership agreementsdrawn
mn merchants and msnufactares' boon
opened. houses rented. rents collected, colleo-
ions promptly remitted. AN busines; eorf sss
Earket street, 9th Block, corner OF Market
and twelfth 81, Wheeling. ". Va noiI
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
awe do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrnnpemens for all the Monthly and semi.
ANIMAL Drawings OF the Louisiana STATE Lot.
terry Company, and in Person AND
Inc same are conducted with honesty, fairness
aud i'm good faith towards all parties, snd We
authorize the Company To use this certincates
with fac-similes OF our signatures attached,
'hips q. T. BEA URE9ARD,
J. A. EARLY,
Commissioners.
Iucorpornted In is6s for y years by the Log
stature for Educational and Charitable pur'
poses-with a capital OF sl,DDJynO-to which 3
reseTye fond o, over 5000 has since been
added. BY an overwhclp Ing popular vote ~
constitution adopted December I'd, A. y. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on aud endorsed
nv the neopIe OF any State.
II never scales or postpones. us GRAND
Single Number Drawings take place monthly
AspIendid Opportunity. TO Win q roriune.
seyenth Grand bra wing. Glass U At NEW OH.
LEANS, Tuesday, July 10, lssS-i5sib
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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A Ban BOX

Wheeling boys take to water as natur-
ally as a duck. Brighton beach does not
present a more lively scene than a view
Of Wheeling wharf on some of these
waIm summer evenings.
Water is good for the boys and We
like to see them enjoy it. 1t is a good
thing to take both internally and ex-
ternally. Boys will never go to the bad
who tone up with nothing stronger than
water.
But an instructive lesson might be
learned by our boys who are in the
habit of selecting too public places for
the indulgence of their sport, from an
incident that occurred in a rural town
in New York, where a beautiful stream
meanders through the suburbs to
tempt the lovers Of 4 bath.
While a number Of boys and young
men were in bathing the other day, q
gentleman slipped up and quietly re-
moved all the outer garments he could
find. One young man seems not to
have worn underclothing and when he
went ashore and looked around for his
clothes, he could find only a paper col
lar and a pair of socks. 1t IA necessary
for him to get home, but upon looking
around for something to his
n~ackedneSS, he found the only thing in
sight to be an empty barrel. He quick
ly broke in the ends aud was soon
dressed-his attire equaling that Of an
uncivilized Indian after a successful
raid upon an emigrant train. Arraying
himself in paper collar, barrel and
shoes, the unfortunate man started
home. His efforts to avoid attracting
attention, by stopping and dropping
into the barrel whenever he got sight OF
any one, were unsuccessful, and the
procession, which started with but one,
was soon increased to several hundred
with music furnished by a band OF
bowling dogs.
We give this incident for the benefit
Of our wharf batners, who may find
themselves in the same ~predicament
one of these evenings.
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the New Orleans authorities ask fer no
terms, and the one alternative seems
to be Q collision.
The order of the court is for a levy
of a tax to satisfy certain judgments in
favor of Mrs. GAINES amounting to
So 900. This, with the annual levy
for municipal purposes, would make
the next tax rate four per cent, and be
excessively oppressive to the citizens.
The papers, one and all, oppose the
levy, and plainly tell the council not to
make it.
If this advice is followed, and it Is
pretty certain it will be, the United
States Court will, we presume, be forced
to imprison the members Of the council
for contempt of its order, and keep them
in prison till they promise to make the
levy. If they should prove stubborn,
the Imprisonment might last weeks,
and even months-andin the meantime
the city would be without a govern
ment, and the municipal interests
would fall into disorder.
The case will be watched with a good
deal of curiosity by the country. 1.-THE
legal resorts are all exhausted, and Mrs.
GAINES seems to have met all of them,
we will probably have a little speck OF
war in New Orleans shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

THE report from Washington is that
the President has about completed elab-
crate plans for q summer jaunt through
different parts Of the country. AS q
mere summer outing there would be no
particular significance in this, since the
President has made the country familiar
with his fOndneSs for summer pleaSur-
ing. At this time, however, it
has occurred to some people to suy-
gest that there is more than q vacation
in view the present summer. 1t is
told that the President will now begin
his active campaign for the nomination
next year, and that his going about
now is to make the people acquainted
with him. To this end he will cover
not only the most Of New England, but
he will visit the West. Perhaps a great
deal can he accomplished in this way,
bnt the trip made South some time ago
Vas not of q kind to offer much en-
enlargement. The trip South was a
miserable failure from every point Of
view.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

THE telephone seems to be destined
to share the same fate as the telegraph
and be controlled by a monopoly. On
Monday the Cleveland Telephone Com
pany sold out to the syndicate for $4l2,-
$40 cash, giving them their first foot
hold in Ohio. These parties now con-
troll the telephones in five of the six
New England States, in Texas, Arkan-
a and Minnesota, and recently pur-
chased the lines in Pittsburgh. 1t is
rumOred that their intention is to OBJ
tain possession of the systems in all the
larger cities and connect them by
means Of wires, which may possibly he
used also for Geographic purposes. II
the telephone has in it the SUSCEPTIBLE
ty Of improvement that many people
believe, there is a big battle yet to be
fought between it and its old rival, the
telegraph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

EXECUTOR HURLBERT has beentalk-
ing again about the New York World.
He says the claim that GOULD took the
Wort in = railroad trade to Oblige Col
SCOTT is incorrect. Mr.. GOULD was di-
reetly solicited las a matter of news
paper business" to buy out SCOTT, and
HURLBERT adds that the World is still
owned by a company of which Pull
TIER, Gen. ECKERT and Gro. ]. GOULD
are trustees. ~ called a meeting ofthe
trustees and offered them my resigna-
ton, having previously requested them
TO elect Mr.. PULITZER a trustee and
president in my place"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
Il county, State OF West Virginia, in the
matter of the probate or the last will and
testament OF Hannah Rust, deceased.
The object OF the petition filed in this mat
ter is 10 have admitted 10 probate O paper
writing purporting 10 be the last viii aud
OF Hannah RRst, deceased and II
appearing from the return OF the sheriff Of
said county, that August Rust, Amelia Adams,
MelEenia Gogler and Gustavus Rust, are non
residents OF this state, nor found therein, IL
Is ordered that they do appears at my office In
the city OF Wheeling, in the county and State
soresaid, on the SOth day OF ] une, A. d. 1888,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and DO what is necessary
TO protect their interest In the said matter.
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk of said Court.
JoHN q. PENDLEToN atty. ieoawt
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A MONUMENT to the memory Of Gov
ernOr WILLIAMS is to be unveiled at
Vincennes, Indiana, ON the 18th Of July.
The Governor was Oh honest, fearless,
patriotic man, and these qualities gave
him a prominence which many men Of
much greater intellectual force have
not been able to attain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

THE Cincinnati EcJCS Journal discOv-
ers that the Administration and MA
HONE have lately been engaged in civil
service reform in Virginia; also that
Mr.. EVANS, newly appointed internal
revenue commissioner, is now engaged
in civil service reform. And from these
samples the editor concludes that the
only way to civil service reform and
the end of the boss system of rewards
for political services, is, as the Ohio
Democratic platform puts it, through a
change in the Executive and the care of
a party which means reform and is sim
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

THE nomination of HOADLY seems to
be very unsatisfactory to the Republi-
can press of Ohio, which apparently
forget that their satisfaction was the last
thing to be desired. 1t is expected their
displeasure will grow month by month
and only reach its fitting climax when
the returns from the ballot boxes come
i'm next October.
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NOTICES.
Dissolution of Partnership,

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx.
isting between Nm. link and Albert
Zifk, under the irm name OF WIN. link &
Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
TO the late firm are earnestly requested TO call
and make settlement with VIM. link, who
alone is authorized to settle the accounts OF
VIM. link & Son.
The business will be carried on at the old
stand. as heretofore. WIN. link,
apll ALBERT link.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

FROM this time until the election for
President representative" Republicans
from the South may be expected to APP
pear at frequent intervals in the Ma
tiOnal Capital to give assurance that this
Orthat Southern state may be wrested
from the Democrats by the use of proper
means. What constitute 'proper
means are we'll understood to be lib
eral supplies of money and a judiciOus
distribution OF Government patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
commissioners Notice.
In the MuniciIal Court OF Wheeling:
q. Mendel, Booth & Co,
cob Watson and p. Mccullough.


Jacob Watson and p. Mccullough.
By virtue OF an order OF reference entered in
the above entitled cause on the FIRST day of
June, 1855, Ii Is referred TO the undersigned
commissioner OF the said court to ascertain
and report all the liens upon the real estate
OF the said Jacob Watson, in the bill men,
toned, the names OF the owners OF such liens
ana their mounts aud priorities; what real
estate the said Jacob Watson Is possessed OF
or entitled to, and the liens thereon and the
owners thereof and heir priorities.
Said commissioner snail also report any
matter deemed pertinent by himself or re-
quired by any party 10 be reported.
Notice is hereby given hat the undeTsign.
ed has fixed upon Friday, July 10, 1883, com.
mencing at . o'clock a. M, as the time and
his Office, No. ID Chaplins street, in the city
Of Wheeling. W. Va a the place at which lie
will proceed to ascertain and reportt the sew
eTal matters in the said order OF reference re.
Vuired.
Given under my hand this 12thday OF June,
lSS2. JOSEPH K, PAUL.,
Commissioner.
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r. OF A

The GAINES mandsmus cas- in New
Orleans is assuming a serious aspect.
1t has reached that stage where the au-
thorities Of the city defy the authority
of a United States Court, and absolute
" refuse obedience to its mandates,
leaving the Court but the two alterna-
tives of enforcing its decrees q; ct arms,
or backing out.
A court cannot very well afford to
compromise on an issue of this kind,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

JUDGE THURMAN will support the
Ohio Democratic ticket as ablyand hon.
estly as he would have supported it had
his favorite been at the head. The ex-
Senator is not the kind of man to sulk
and grumble and throw cold water
because his wishes are not fully COM
plied with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

THREE hundred more assisted" emf
grants from Ireland arrived at Castle
Garden yesterday. As it is proposed
by the Commissioners of Emigration to
send them back again Immediately
their lot may be said to be a happy one.
Two sea voyages in II season is not
so bad tor a pauper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
VI. 7. Frame, sol. for
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To al persons holding liens Qy Judgment or
otherwise on the real estate, or any part
thereof, of Jacob Watson:
In pursuance OF a decree of the Municipal
Court OF Wheelip z, in Ohio county, West Viz
ginia, made in a cause therein pending 10
SON to the satisfaction OF the liens thereon,
Sou are hereby required to present all claims
held by you and each Of you against the said
Jacob Watson, which are liens On his real
estate, or any part of IL. for adjudication 20
me, at my office, No. 100 Chspline street, in
the city or Wheeling, W.. Va, on or before
Friday. July Is, lSS3.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June,
lsSS. JOSEPH K PAUL.,
ielSoawt Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28

THERE is every assurance the Ohio
River road will be completed according
to contract, and the cars be running be-
tween Wheeling and Parkersburg before
next Christmas.