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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08
IN JAIL AND OUT AGAIN.
trials and Troubles of the Captain Of
the Salvation Army.


A large crowd gathered at the police
court to hear the proceedings in the case
against the captain Of the Salvation Army.
She gave her name as Lsvinia Claggitt and
faced the music like little man. The par.
ticular case made was that in reference to
frightening All. Caldwelrs horse, on, We'd
nesday night, which was proved by several
witnesses. The Captain said she had no
witnesses and continued:
LET them have their own way. dom
believe that if il had been a brass band they
would have did anything. | don't believe
any law in the Constitution of the nited
States prevents anybody worshipping God
in sny way he may like 40
No" said the Judge. The ConsTrhr!'
ton forbids any interference"
Il told Officer Bird resumed the Cap.
tam. that we used our methods in order
to induce those in theatres and saloons ID
abandon their ways and seek the Lord. We
want 10 gather in the masses OF people.
would like TO have justice done. Is there
any law against worshipping God as you
like
Upon this Judge LETTERS delivered little
lecture. as follows:
I'm sll the countries of the world they
have different methods of worship, some
do it by decorating the body, some by con.
tortions OF the face, some by whooping and
yelling, some by lying down and allowing
horses to be driven over them. Do you
suppose for moment that any OF these
rrsctices would he allowed in this country.
In this country people worship God gener-
ally as they choose. Upon this principle
the country was founded. How much tiae
do you think will stop this thing?
iii promise nothing SIR. ! am wor.
shipping God. have living witnesses OF
those have picked up from the gutter
and made men of.
Il want TO stop street parading Ii you
can show ME that this is persecution I'll
dismiss the suit
81 will pay no fine" said Capt. Claggitt.
That settle it, s. aud costs. fine, or ten
days"
She was marched off TO Jail, carrying her.
self like Christian martyr on her way to
the stake. The Army has not been idle,
having turned out in large numbers. They
retained Mr.. +. G. Cracratt as counsel, who
appealed the case to the Circuit Court. TIE
necessary bond was given and the Captaia
WIS released. She now proposes to test
what Mr.. Crscrsft calls an infamous out
rage
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STILL BORING,
But No Gas Yet-NarrOw Escape-Per.
sOnaI and General,

sOnaI and General.
Another day has come and gone and still
no gas has been found at the PAUL gas we'll.
The well is now down to depth OF little
over 1000 feet, and the drilling is through
what biologists call the Erie shale. Every
thing is working satisfactorily. Those
engaged and interested in the project are
still quite hopeful, but the citizens who
formerly were enthusiastic over the well
sppear to be losing hopes, though there is
~: great interest manifested. Ii gas is
struck to day or 10 night, a full accouat
will appear in the SUNDAY REGISTER, il not
found an accurate report of the work will
aprear. Last night about 100 an uptown
practical joker informed a crowd that gas
had Just been struck at the PAUL well, and
that IL was pouring out thirty feet in
height The party Immediately made bee
line for the scene, followed by many others.
On arriving they were considerably disip.
pointed and started after the Joker.
Last evening John Moore, aged ten years,
Sen of Elmer Moore, residing in the Garden
spot narrowly escaped horrible death by
tie cars. He was standing on the c. Il z.
track in front of Newland store, when the
local come booming along. He did not
appear 10 notice the train. The whistle
was blown and the engine was within a
foot If his heels when he stepped of the
track.
A dispatch was received, we learn, at
SeEbenville yesterday, announcing the
death OF Mrs. Mary Ann Gill, at Topeka,
Kansas. The deceased was the wife OF
James H. Gill, late OF Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
L,,f xr-l,n 81 linz in, AEg
Gilt was known 10 a wide circle of friends
in Jefferson and Belmont counties, with
al of whom she was an especial fayorlte
I'D who will sincerely mourn her death.
The SUNDAY REGISTER tomorrow will
contain lots of Martins Ferry news. Buy
il without fail.
PERSONAL AND CENTRAL.
Mrs VIM. Frendenberg, of Steubenviie
returned last evening, after two weeks
visit with Mrs. Robert Shaw on Fourth
street.
VIM Delaney, of Brownsville, is visiting
Mr.. b. Exely, Sr.
O,car Weicbaunce, OF Bellaire, who had
his hand taken off last week at Bridgeport
while coupling cars, made his first appear
ance here last evening. He ran on the new
accommodation.
Miss Kate Dietz returned yesterday from
pleasant visit to St. Clairsville.
j. T. Craig, Esq, is spendinga few days
at Woodsfeld.
Mr.. VIM. Wood and family left yesterday
TO spend several weeks in Michigan with
friends and relatives.
Miss Mamie Johnson left yesterday fer
Pittsburgh, where she will spend several
days with friends.
Mr.. Thomas Clark. OF the West, aud Miss
Matte Clark, of Washington City, are ex.
pected home shortly.
Mrs w. P. Wells and children, OF Can.
ton, are spending a few days with Mrs. D.
ID. Martin.
Miss Anna Frank, OF Wellsburg, is en-.
Toying the hospitality of Miss Sallie Bow.
man, on Fourth street.
DAY REGISTER.
Considerable COMPLAINT is heard about
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THE CINCINNATI REG Alta.
win " hom the wheeling Men Will
Contest.

The regatta, which will take place next
Tuesday afternoon, says the Eoquirer, will
bring together the greatest array OF first
class oarsmen 10 be found in the world.
This is no VAN glorious assertion, as the
list of entries shows. 1t comprises John
Teemer, the young aquatic wonder of Nc.
Keesport, Pa; VIM. Elliott, of Newcastle
oI-Tyne, ex champion OF England; George
Hos mer, OF Boston; Wallace Ross, of 81.
Johns; James H. Riley, of Saratoga; Geo.
w. Lee, OF Newark; James A. Ten Eyck,
OF Peekskill; Fred A. Plsisted, Of Chicago;
George Weisgerber, John Ritz, William
Briceland, August Knoke and George Col
ter, OF Wheeling; Peter Priddy. Ed None
gar and Nick Layberger, Of Pittsburgh; and
Henry Weber, Of our sister city OF New
port. In addition to these great scullers,
Hanlan, the champion Of the world, will
positively be here and pull over the course,
not as a competitor of the others, but in
grand exhibition of sculling. As the Ohio
at the present time is in magnificent boat
ing order, fast time may be expeCted-per.
hays it is not too much to hope that the
record may be beaten. Some OF the scull'
ers are already here, and Hanlan, Hosmer.
start for this city from Carlton Place,
Canada, this morning. The Wheeling
men have already started. The
others will De here in good time.
Their boats will be housed and taken care
Of in the bost.hou of the Cincinnati Boat
Club. The course will be surveyed TO NOR.
row. 1t will be from point little above
the Newport railroad bridge 10 point
mile and half opposite the Dayton beach,
and return, three miles 10 all. The field
will probably be divided into three or four
heats, each of which will row over the
course, the winners only participating in
the final and decisive heat. This, however,
the Judges and oarsmen will decide among
themselves The Judges will be Judge Long
worth, G.. B. Elard, L. NJ. Murphy. Their
names are guarantee of fair play and JUS
tce that none can gainsay. They will pro-
mulgate the rules that will govern the re-
gatta in a day or two. Messrs. Priddy and
Lsyberger have been here FOR two days, and
have rowed over the course several times
ard pronounce it an excellent one. The
prizes are $500 to the first $275 TO the sec
ord, $l7j to the third and $50 TO the fourth
man-$l coo in all. Besides this Mr.. Han
Ian receives a satisfactory sum for his ex-
hitition. The banks of the river will af-
ford ample room for two hundred thousand
people to witness the regatta.
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Late Java Reports.

BATAVIA, September The official re-
port of the recent disaster not yet publish.
ed. The number Of natives killed at Ban.
tam, Batavia and Lsmpong is estimated ct
$4,000. The number OF Europeans lost Is
unknown, and the garrison and Dutch
president at Telokobetong were saved.
Terrible distress prevails At Telokobetong,
as it is unapproachable by sea owing TO the
cay being filled with banks Of pumice
stone. The telegraph line from Batavia TO
Telokobetong is destroyed.
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Ranh Fire.

BosroS, September IA dozen eKteusy'
forest, meadow and bush fires are raging 10
Worcester, Norfolk and MiddleseH cosa
ties. Most Of them are beyond co..
tScl and great damage has already
been done. At Walpole the Con.
sumptiyes' Home narrowly escaped
destruction from the woodland fire. The
goods were removed from the houses, and
for time il was feared portion of Wa
pole Centre would be destroyed. These
fires swept over large area, In some cases
il will rage until O rain falls.
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SPrtOus Accident,

An eight year old son of Louis Frank
IN; v it'll a very serious accident, yesterday
afternoon, about one o'clock, near the in
teIsection Of Wetzel and Thirty ninth
streets. The little fellow was stealing q
ride on the construction train Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad and fell of, the car
wheel catching his left leg below the knee
and badly MASKING it, in fact taking all the
flesh off the bone. DR.. Ford, OF Benwood,
was cslled in and dressed the injured MEM
TO keep their children off the cars. Hardly
a week passes but some child is MANNED by
then,
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naA16aaer.

RALnaa, n. c.. 6eptsmbef I..6nndey
%oiniss three piIsp p sSespsd tk. TT suds.
s.ide. iDiurisg her slishtiy. fhe fusietve
were captured the same morning and -
turned TO the Jail. About 10 O'Clock 70
p.atsd pistol shots attracted citSsens Who
were surprised and indignant TO find the
taller, enrsged by the treatment OF his
wife and infamed by whisky, shooting one
Of the prisoners, - he stood in the cage,
chained and handcuffed. Four painful
wounds were inflicted; none fatal.
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Thursday. September 9. 1858.

comm encing st 10 O'Clock A. H., sell atpublis
auction, on the premises, TO the highest and
TINS waters OF Msgraws run, in Liberty dis
trict, in Ohio county, West Virginia, which II
bounded A. follows: Beginning at sycamore
9 fs.nse s run rum 9SrPsE e %
thence n. * z. 10 3-5 poles; thence N. 2Hs
+. = 4.lo0 roles to line OF J. v. Chambers and
cornf5to Thomas Wins and J. d. whitman !;
% Poles; iEcnee \. q ". y 1s 8:i i % pols @
road thence along aid fosd o V. . poiss:
aeeI pos. thence sGs alfa' so f. ::
poles; ihsne. SO W. ~ poles % s CHESTNUT. |;
ss. PS. = 5s.n W. Rps%s s ssn pss %
run road: thence along said road 3. SAX y.
81 poles; thence 3; i21o Z. ~ poles 70 stone
S SoIss ,s 70 aas Esy i ,s "a. -
Of said Ray; thence along bis line ~ W.
poles TO stone, corner 10 Q. q. Whithamr
lot thence along hfs line 3. So z. q 80 poles
pole. 70 line Of Edward hay; thence with his
line 3. sSh' Z n F.l00 poles; thence s. IT. r.
90 IS 100 poles 70 Line Of Morrow Gibson:
thence with his line 9. sl' z: 81 2i-ioo pole. %
line ". IS T. - e4-ioo poles; thence g ~ z.
81 tz-lO poles 70 wild cherry; thence n. ~
y. u g 10 poles 20 the beginning. oontaiuing
less, being the farm on which aaid Psrexrins
Whitman now resides-
TKRSs OF SALE-One-third Of the purchass
money and a. much more ~ the purchaser
may elect 20 pay. In cash, and the residue in
two equal annual payments, with interssl
from the day OF sale, the purchaser 70 givs
his notes, with good security, for the deferred
a. further security until the payment Of the
purchase money In fail
The title 20 said property II believed 10 b
n-,fw r.rk d f<-A fxxa A.
Of trust L y. gOHEA,
sgIeei 1snsteA
The above sale II adjozraed until TUES
DAY. sEP1EABRR IS. tsfy At 10 O'Clock o
m, At which Time said properly VIII psSi.
lively be sold. I. y. JONES,
kspSdp Trustee.
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personal CHAT.
General and Personal News Notes and


eeneFaI ana Fers0ual ~ eWN NOES om6
Gossip
DR.. Nichols, of London, Eng, is at the
Mcclure.
Hon. Lynn Rogers OF Bethany, was in
town yesterday.
J. A. Hunter and P. r Harrison, Of the
B. & o railroad, are in the city.
Miss Mary Wilson leaves for New York
Tuesday next to spend the winter.
Isaac Ruble, who has been up in Penn
sylvsnia visiting friends, has returned
home, and will now mas.er the 3S5.
Mrs. D. r. Ross, wife Of one of our popu-
lar, dentists who has been visiting in
Marion and Monongalia counties for some
time, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Lydia Bartlett q Cleveland yoaue
lady who is well known to Wheeling 90.
ciety. will be married on September 9 10
Mr.. VIM. z. Gsrrsrd. The ceremony will
be performed at II A. NJ, and from IL 80
until O'Clock srecspiirn will BE- held At
the brides fathers rssIisaoe, No. 3H
RHy STRAIT
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RAISE BALL.
The Ht ally and Bandana Macs Gro ssed
Bats HesterdAy.

The last game Of the series was played
totay on the old fair grounds, and resulted
in another victory for the Bandanas by O
score of Is to II. The following are the
names OF the different players:
Healys-C. Mahany, p. Moran, p. Kress,
". McGannap, c. Daily. Z. GuimAr, J. Al.
len, Aft. Kline P. Condrey.
Bsndanas-J. Clean, +. Bags. C. Cillis,
B. Gown, T. O'Ieary, B. Sheppard, George
Bradbury, FL. Fisher, J. Riley.
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our WEST,
Kingstou The Home Of Former wheel.
fpgftee-Mr. Cald wells Enterprise.


Kingstou The Home Of Former wheel.
fpRfter-Mr. CaId wells Enterprise.
The Tribune, Of Kingston, New Mexico,
ssys:
Kingston can boast very excellent So
Ciety for a mining camp. Several young
men have recently taken unto themselves
helpmates who have come to share the ex.
peliences OF the frontier with their hus-
bands. A number of others have brought
their families here, so that it is getting TO
be a we'll established community OF homes
Certainly no plessan :er place can be found
for residence. Nature has made this nook
in the mountains.
The experimental concentrating works
has proved so satisfactory. hat Mr.. Caldwell
started, Sunday morning, 10 purchase the
machinery for working plant. 1t is the
purpose 10 put in a capacity for treating
forty tons per day, and no trouble is antic.
:pated in securing sufficient ore TO run
stesdily. In treating the Bullion ore were
concentrated into one and half with a
loss of only eight per cent. OF the total
assay value. IL is one of The most import
ant enterprises now on loot in the camp
and there is opportunity for it TO grow in.
to large proportions. Mr.. Caldwell will
bring bis family with him.
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Cash Rivers

the Isree s,nct IF CssSmeres and fancy
dress goods at all prices, from l0c up.
Flsnnels, Blsnkets, Comforts; 80 pieces
new Carpets. from Is to soc; 500 perfection
corsets at SOC; SEQ Window Shades at 25 and
soc; 10000 Wall Peppers at &c, and thou
sand other articles sold at reduced prices
exclusively for cash. at John Roemer's
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper Empo-
rum, Nos 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street, Cen
tire Wheeling
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ar. DHPor nUnHED.
Iacendiasy Fire st Martins Ferry,
This MoFniDg.


This MofniDS.
Shortly after 2 o'clock, this morning.
James Craig and other workmen, from the
Buckeye glass company, at Martins Ferry,
discovered flames issuing from the
south end of the C. & P. freight de-
pot They gave the alarm and sue
oeeded in rousing q number Of people from
their sleep, but nothing could be done 90
extinguish the flames Some little freight
was saved, but all of the valuable express
freight was consumed and the building
was burned TO the ground. The depot
was 30x75 feet and newly remodeled.
OF course ii and contents we're insured, but
at this late hour neither loss nor insurauc,
cgp be ascertained.
The fire was tie work OF an ircsndisry
and the torch was applied from the outside.
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IbssliR9 Resistsr
SATURDAY, sEPIEaBER 5. 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index ts Northumberland

Wsnted-Two Furnished rooms
WsntEd-SSlesmen.
WsnteG-Girl 10 DO Homework.
Premium for Best Loaf of Bread-Smith
& Sons.
Real Estate Bulleiiu-C. \. Schaeier &
Co.
Embellish Your Homes Kinks Art
Palace Local Page
New Show Case for Sale-E. / NicOll.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R II. List.
Reductions-G. Mendel & CO.-LLocal
Page
Wedding Presents-A. A. Franzheim.
Paints, Oils and GlsSS-W. A. Wilson.
Rsfrigerators-G w. JOhnson's Sons.
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IF YOUR WATCH don't run
right JACOB w. GRUBB can
repair and warrant Ii. No
charge IL not satisfactory.
Renfher In,licAIIona.

wnHrKsroN, September s-1:3O A. n
For the Tennessee and Ohio valley, threat
enipg weather and rain, much colder
north to west winds and higher barometer.
For the Lower Lake regions, rain, fol.
lowed by cooler, partly cloudy weather,
winds shifting to North and west, higher
haYounekar
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JUDGE JACOR-PnRr TWO

John S. Mitchell, George s. Wallace
James Lsntz, John Anderson, l. N. Fog
lish. Sacob Plues, VIM. Hsgedom, F. b
Morgan, Hy Gunther, James Caring
James N. Todd, Aug. Renter, Aug. Beltz
Z. P. Armstrong, John Young. J. L Hell
Henry TruxelI, G. W. Eckart, Phil Duffy
Willard Acker. James Henry, Henry
Amick, Henry SchultEe, John Fisher, JoaI
Quigg.
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EtSsEsstsi I},IsEs
g!LSEaiNA
$4,000 FOR Al,

IL Regular Monthly Drawing will
lot lake place In the Masonic Hail, Mason c
ICl Temple Building, in Louisville. KY,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 81, 1883.
A Lawful Lnttery and Fair Draw ingu.
chartered by the Legislature OF kentucky,
and tw ice declared legal by the highest Court
in the State. Bond given 10 Henry County I'm
the sum Of 100000 for the prompt payment
OF all prizes sold. A revolution In single
number drawings.
RS-Every ticket holder his own supervisor,
can call out the number on his ticket and see
the corresponding number on tue tag placed
In the wheel In his presence. These drawings
will occur on the last Thursday OF every
month. Read the magnificent
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1851 Prizes,

7
Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets. 81. n
Tickets, $50. s. Tickets, 500. Remit money
or BsnK- Draft I'm letter, or send by Express
Don't send by registered letter or post-oifice
order, until further notice. Orders of IS aud
upward by express, can be sent at our ex.
pense. Address all orders TO ]. j. DOUGLAS,
Louisville, Ky, sep5eOde
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Dr., PRIcE's Special Flsyoring extracts
These FlavOring Extracts have won their
Esy TO public favor from their merits. They
are just as represented, prepared from Trrst
Sfiecf FTtstiS aud AroptlticS. Each extract
has its Characteristic flavor of the highest
strength atisiUable.
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EpiIepsx OF Nine Years

Il thank the giver OF all good gifts
writes J. n. Marshall, of CRANKY, Newton
County, NJ, for giving me Samaritan Ner.
rine 1t cured my daughters epileptic fits,
of 8 years standing" Get at druggists.
81 50.
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Ian receiving my Fall stock OF Women's,
Misses and Chiids' shoes, to which invite
an inspection. l have added several new
lines to those have been keeping hereto
fore, nsking complete assortment of fine
ard medium goods. l.. V. Blond.
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WATER WAIFS.
Personal and General News From { Inc
River Bank.

ENIkWUH1 HIlU UtutFHI NtWS ETUIH tHC
River Bank.
The Frank Stein leaves for Marietta to.
day.
The Bachelor is the Parkersburg packet
TO day.
The Elaine left for Parkersburs yester-
day morning.
The Little Boom leaves for Mstamoras
this morning.
The Lettie passed up with tow Of emp.
ties yesterday.
The Little Anna left at 1890 yesterday
morning for Matamoras with good trip.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with feet ~ inches Of water in the
cLannel.
The J. II. Mcconnell arrived from below
with a barge of watermelons. She left i'm
mediately for below, light.
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A Grand Rese.

BRUSSELS, September "A grand fete is
announced for Sunday next the proceeds
OF which is to be devoted to the benefit Of
the sufferers OF the lschia and Java dis.
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George Metcslf, Thomos Sells. VIM.
Myers, Lewis Pracht, Charles H. Toppe,
Chss thinner, Chris, Bremen, Nick Her
begt, NJ. L. Etzler, Chas Moore, Henry
speZ .r, Frank Grubler, George Coleman,
Thos Clark. w. G. Kemp, Henry H. Wal.
ters Louis Fritz, John Frank, James Gray.
Mathew Chew, Adolph Ebeling, Edward
Lally, John Gartner, August Rolf, Jas. F..
Kyle, Fed Knopp. Joseph Green, J. +.
Stamm and Horace Ridgley,
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NES's fine calf hand sewed shoes Iass re-
ceivsd. Call and examine my stock before
Purchasing. L. V. Blond.
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Pos the best bargains in all solid leather
boots and shoes call at the Boston Shoe
store, 1862 Main street
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STRENGTH TO vigorously push business
strength TO study for profession, strength
days labor without physical pain. Do you
desire strength? II you are broken down,
have no energy, feel as il life was hardly
worth living you can be relieved and re-
stored to robust health and 0 rength BY
taking Browns Iron Bitters, q sure cure
for dyspepsia, malaria, weakness and all
diseases requiring true, reliable, non-al.
coholic tonic. 1t acts on the blood, nerves
and muscles and regulates every part Of
the system.
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u.nnlRa

II You want a real comfortable and sty-
Ill h shoe, get pair Of Dongola Button, at
l.. v Blends.
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Hos nails 81 + Positively the bes, bar
esirSia the Ct 70. the money. Boston
STE ST, re, lGSe Main street
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Trustees Sale OF a Valuable
Ohio County Farm.

By virtue OF deed OF trust made by Pere-
CRIME Whitman 70 the undersigned trustee,
dated on the LIST day OF February, 1883 aud
recorded In the offioe OF the cIerk OF the Coun-
~ Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In
deed Of trust book No. -, ~ page 49,, 20 secure
Wheeling. The Bank OF the Ohio Valley, and
J. u. Maxwell the payment Of Get tain sums of
money mentioned therein, will, on
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Rux ON q Drug store

Never was such rush made for any drug
store as Is now at Logan & Co.'S, Bridge
Corner, for Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs Snd
Colds. ALI persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
=: s.ha Throat and Lungs, Gao
THE POSTAL N great remedy. lO,.
sA- Store. Regular
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To watch every breeze for health. set your

For n Quaff OF Smith bitter ale,
Twill give you good tissue, pure blood.
and oil,
a nd "a M never on khe taste paH.
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a .NaILEp &c ORDER 10 y"u wtsh pair OF
SsileS shoes or have pair nailed TO 9risr
cs'I st the Boston Shoe Sore, i0ps AslD
s,Trft
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder always
fresh and pure. Ask your grocer for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

MEMS working shoes sl.O. We are still
selling GOOD all leather shoes for 800. Bos'
ton Shoe Store, 1862 Main street.