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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-18
RELIEF NOTES.

The Chicago hardware trade sent c. r
Hubbard draft for $1,000.
The Boston wool merchants, per w. A.
Blanchard, sent two cases of blankets.
Dr.. o. H. Kunst, of Weston, sent $65
subscribed by citizens Of that place.
Hennegen, Bates Il Co, Of Baltimore,
sent fifty cases of clothing and blankets by
express.
Mr.. SHERMAN, generous-hearted Phila
delphiap, presented the Mcclure House
fund with q fine lot of rubber suits and
shoes.
The Wheeling Creek Coal Company sem
four carloads 10 the West Wheeling suf
terers, which was gratefully received as al
their coal banks are closed.
George w. Hunter, proprietor Of the
Lochiel House, Harrisburg, Pa, instructey
Mayor Miller to draw on him for one han.
died dollars, in addition to two hundred
dollars already subscribed by him a. treas
urer of local fund.
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THE FLOODS LEGACY 10 Ben WOO
Relies of the DeIuge-Generai Town
Gossip.

heiIcS Oh inc DeIuRe-oonefuI IOWu
Gossip.
The Iron City stopped here Friday and
put of some provisions.
The REGISTER is highly recommended
here for writing up the known imposters
in Wheeling. Receiving supplies from
the relief like other affairs OF similar
kind the needy and suffering are not
always reached or benefited by the aid
which is sent for them.
For example, we know positively OF sew
ersl large families who lost all their bed.
ding and clothing. At q distribution OF
clothing the aforesaid families received o
comfort each, while at the same time par
ties who had not lost their bedding re-
csived blankets, comforts and ticks
This OF course is zeal, but the parties for
whom the articles were sent were not ben.
Gifted in proportion.
The rise in the river yesterday gave
some what OF an alarm.
Ii will take years for Benwood to recover
from the blow the food has dealt il.
Miss X. Fitzpatrick, a proficient music
tescber Of this place, visited the Nail City
yesterday.
Moundsville extended qearty aid TO our
afflicted populace for which We are grateful
and il must be confessed, surprised, for in
some ipconceivsble manner were received
the impression that that vile on took Us
into consideration At election time, levy
tax and other similar events, but We did
you wrong for which We crave your pardon.
About the most pathetic and poetical
scene We witnessed during these stirring
events, was that OF lady sitting in what
IVES once q con Portable and cheerful home,
gazing on the ruined furniture and
chaotic state around her, repeating the
following lines:
"Yet in the maddeping maze OF things
And lO-sed by storm and Hood
To one fixed stake my spirit clings,
know that God IL good"
"f know not when His islands Lift
Their frepdsd palms in AIR
only know cannot drift
Beyond his love ard care"
The lady TO whom We refer 10 member
Of large and industrious family who hsve
lost everything J. 6. Whittier's lines
proved consoliDg in this instance.
Rev. Spencer King. the worthy pastor
CT the Methodist church, Informs N that
the church is almost . ruin. The Io1sea
| Cd the Catholic church are also heavy.
The gentlemen on the various commit
| tees are ipcessant workers, and shoIld 70
ceive the thanks Of all for their effort 10
| distributing the articles sent to The suffer
ers to the actual needy.
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ISDIYIDUALIsMS.
The News OF Our own and Othe
PeopIe.

The News OF Our own ana Otner
People.
MCssrs Smith and Downs are in the city,
the guests Of Major Joy.
Col. Robert Campbell, Of Bethany, has
been quite i'll for several days with Sc
we're cold.
Mr.. Charles Fisher returned home Sat.
urdsy, after brief visit to friends at
Hannibal, o.
Mr.. Alex. r. Campbell came up from Rs
venswood yesterday, and reports that town
in fine condition, from its high situation.
Capt. VIM. II. Irwin is in Eustaee, Fla,
where the thermometer ranges from 80 to
So degrees. The Captain doesn't wear his
winter clothes.
Rev. J. B. Milford is in the city prepar-
ing to remove to bis new location at Atch-
ison, Kansas. He will be valuable acqui-
sitioR to that thriving town.
Amorg the strangers in the city yester-
day were s. Stacker Williams, ID. G. NJ. OF
Masons, of Ohio, and secretary of the Re-
lief Committee OF Newark, O., Ed Brennan,
Newark, ana L S. Chandler, Cleveland.
Last Wednesday evening pleasant sur
PRISE party was rendered Miss Emma Gsus.
The participants were Messrs Charlie Rip
ley, Louie Gaus, Eddie YsAn Willie Gaus,
George Erb, Eddie Gaus, and John Thoner,
and Misses Louise Norton, Katie Erb, Lille
Norton, Carrie Erb, Lizzie Goering, Cora
Coyle, Amelia Miller. Mary Thon.r. use.
phine Miller, Laura klievis, Emma Y ,hu,
Lizzie klievis and Mary Schambra.
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THE STATE MAsoNs.

Sutton Lodge, $21; Herman No. 6,
C!arksburg, $2S; Mt. Carbon No. %, Pied
mont, $25; Harmo ny No. 81, Warrington,
$40; Friendship No. Sc, West Union, S.;
Aurora No. 43, Newburg, $40; Will h:
Riggs, Martinsburg, $15; Grand Lodge OF
West Virginia, $500; Ellenboro No. 50, $40;
individual members, Ellenboro, $3.50;
Mystic, Grafton, 500.
Mr.. George f. Irvine received Saturday
from DR.. A. r. Fink, Of Philadelphia $50
for distribution along Masons.
Grafton Lodge Ne. Is, CRATIC I, S25; Cam
eron Lodge No. is, Cameron, SIS; Fair
mont No 8, $3.50, Morgautown Union
No. 4, $50; Weston No. IL, S25; Bigelow
Chapter, Weston, S25; Sutton Lodge, BraI-
ton C. H., $2l; thurman Lodge No, 6, Clarks
burg, SOS; Mt, Carbon NJ. 8 80; 1igelow
Lodge No. 50, Tnilippi, $50: Friendship
No: &c, West Union, s.; Aurora Lodge No.
50, Newburg, $50; Ellenboro Lodge and in
dividual members thereof, Ellenboro,. w.
Va, $3.50; Grand Lodge of West Virginia,
$500; Will H. Riggs, Of Martinsbqrg, so;
Mystic Lodge No. IS, GrafL2n, w: Va, SoO;
total o. the various lodges out o. the city
t7l4 in cash contributions.
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THE INTELLiGENCER FUND.

Frank Bassett, Cleveland, S.; B. & O..
carpenter shop employees, Grafton, 50. AID
ditional from employees c., W. Il G. K. r:
Granville Poole, so cents; F. c. Gaylord,
so cents j. NJ. Crogan, so cents; ]. S
Gregory, 80 cents; VIM. Dunninston, Jr.,
% cents; Geo. 3. Simpson, 81; John
Brown, so cents; William Morgan. so
cents; George V. Brown, SO cents; T. j.
Wright, so cents; A. A Smith,
so cents; G. A. Davis, 80 cents
T. NJ. Sullivan, so cents; o. T. Hansford,
81; ]. s. Lowe, so cents; Lee G. Sheets, so
cents; S. Jackson, 81; J. A. Peyton, ST.; J.
B. Lovett, so cent; J, s. Vsndevort, rs
cents; William Kernksmp & Co, New
York, through c. Hess e Son, $50; Mrs
McAnall, Richie district, So; Warrick
wayman, Richie district, s.; John W.
Schultze, Esq, city, s.; G. M. Dreihorst,
city, s.; Young Peoples NJ. l. Society,
Disciples church, city, $40; R. G. Dun &
Co., Pittsburgh, $50; Rev. S. B. Barnirz
Des Moines, $40.
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POISONED ey Potash aud Mercury

Is the tale of large percentage OF sick
: people in the world; such large number,
in fact, that it is hard to tell whether
there are not as many victims to this min.
eral poisoning as 10 diseases Of the blood
and skim - :.
AT took potash, ;" said one, ''and while II
Partially dried up the eruption temporal
Nv, il came near drying up my vitality for
all time. It drove the disease In my sys
tenn, only to break out again on sons
other part of my body"
To such sufferers Swift's Specific Is the
remedy that Is worth more thaa all the
world besides. II drives out the poison Of
blood faint, eliminates this mineral poison
ard builds up the general health.
Be sure to get the genuine. and send FOL
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases, free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 8, At
lants Ga
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A LARGE lot of wet prints,
from Simpson n HOge, at 2 Lee.
per yard. $50 dozen ladies' and
mems hose at soc. per dozen.
ID dozen fiye-hOok Foster kid
gloves at CSC, per pair. $50 Bed
Spreads at zoe. per pair. 100
dozen towels at 6Oc. q dozen.
We shall have on sale all this
week a large lot of damaged
and wet goods.
III. EMSHEIMER,
Eleventh Street,
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fhese are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regu-
lator ever placed within the reach of
ferins humanity. IT,. Electric Bitters,
Inactivity of Liver. Riliousness, Jaundice,
Constipation, MeaA Kidneys, or any dis
ease OF the urinary organs, or who ever re-
quires On sppetizsr, tonic or mild stimu-
liant, will always fsd Electric Bi,ters the
best and only certsin cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction or money
refunded; Sold at Fifty cents bottle By
Loesn & Co.
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the carpenters in the city have plenty of
work to do, and number of them have
started email repair shops for the purpose
Of repairing furniture damaged by the
food.
The South Wheeling Glass Works are
working full force. The strike of the
swapping boys is over, nearly all of them
having resumed work at the Old price. The
firm was determined not to pay the advance
asked.
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In Much Retser Condition Thau ~
RIrsi RepOPted.

In Much RetseF Condition Than ~
FIrst Reported.
Several gentlemen, who have come up
the river within the past few days, have
reported the condition OF the Ohio River
Railroad as much better than ut first
thought. The first reports were greatly
exaggerated. The Parkenburg Journal
says:
Vice President George W. Thompson,
Superin tendent Allen and Chief Engineer
Sick ell came down over the entire line OF
the Ohio River Railroad since the Hood aud
arrived here on foot Friday evening. They
l.fr Mr.. Robinson at Moundsville 70 take
care OF the rolling stock, etc. They found
matters in Q very much better shape than
they had expected. Indeed they are almost
most pleased over the condition OF the
Every bridge Is safe and sound. The road
bed M rule is In fair condition. Most OF the
tr. sling was washed out, but nine-tenths
OF il was secured and will require only 10.
Dor TO restore. There are some five or six
landslides, but mono serious or uneXpect.
ed. A large force OF men have been put at
work, and the road in few weeks will be
restored better than ever.
Every car affected by the high water has
been secured but one. Their loss in this
resp. ct Is merely nominal. We do not pre-
tend TO say that the road has suffered none,
but he damsge Is 80 much less than at
rirst reported that all hands feel almost
good over the matter.
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The Rellaire Rorksirops.

At the Belmont Glass Works work has
been resumed with one furnace and the
other one will be put in operation as soon
as they have trade enough. A general line
of ware is being made.
The National Glass Works will resume
about the first OF March The National lost
about 81, 900 by the flood. Henry Crem
mel, the manager, has resigned and will be
succeeded by Rody Robinson, Of the Elson,
at Martins Ferry.
Glsssmaking was resumed at the Bellaire
goblet works last Tuesday and the works
will run steadily to their utmost capacity.
The damage here by the food was triaing.
The stamping works are again running
with half force.
Work has been resumed at the lantern
works with good outlook. The loss sus-
tanned by the Buckeye was over $1,000
At the rolling mill the loss by the flood
was over $35, 900, and the day for resum.
ing has not been fixed. A temporary keg
factory will beput up.
The Union and Crystal window glass
works resumed on Thursday night. Their
loss was heavy.
The Lantern Globe works and the Bottle
works are again running every day with
goods prospects ahead for trade.
The glass remaining in the pots at the
Etna has been worked up, but it is not
known when this enterprise will go on
Loss here by the flood $4,000.
At the Bellaire window glass works q
large force of men have been busily en-.
gsged during the week in cleaning up and
repairspg. When this factory will resume
has not been announced. The loss sus
tanned by the factory was about $4,000
instead of S., 900, as previously stated.
The Enterprise window glass works was
damaged badly and cannot begin making
glass as soon as expected.
The only industries that did not SUITE
by the flood were the Belmont glass works
the Stamping works, the Ohio Lantern
factory, Belmont glass works, the Lantern
Globe and the bottle works.
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Letter From De. serre.
IS WEST S5rH STREET,
~ ~ 49, N0l.l

10 W III cOIH 5rkkkt,
NEw YORK, June l, 1888.
I have been suffering in the past with
Malaria, which finally became Chills and
Fever. Treatment by my physician failed
to felp me. I ussd BRASDRErH's Pills ami
was cured Thirteen months have elapsed
since then, and / have had no recurrence.
Other members of my family have used
them for the same trouble, with the SANE
good result
l cheerfully endorse them for that ILL.,
ness. and also IS pleasant laxative or pur
gative, according to the number taken
They are now . household remedy With
me, and / an never without them.
would gladly give the details of the forr
going 10 any one who might choose to cal
upon me for them.
E SERRE. Dentist
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To accommodate the public in the city
who have had their property damaged or
carried away by the food, and to obtain
the Standard Building Association will
issue s:.2&k tc al who desire to subscribe
charging no 0oGus on the shares-bY sim.
ply paying up the back dues from May
10, 1883, to date, in full or in weekly ir-
stallments. You can obtain stock, or Dor.
row money if you wish, on reasonable
terms. Loans can be returned at any time
by simply ,epaying the amount borrowed,
receiving credit for all dues paid the asso.
citation. Apply at the hall Wednesday
evening, or to
CHAs. II. BERRY, President.
CHAs w. CONNER, Secretary.
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A gsartlfpE Dfseover.

Mr.. Vim. johnson, OF Huron, OAK,
writes that his wife bad been troubled
with acute Bronchitis for many years,
and that all remedies tried gave no per.
man ent relief, until he procured . bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Coids, which had
= magical effect, and produced psrms-
ment cure. It IL Ruarante ed TO cure
all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, or
Bronchial Tubes.
Trisl bottles 1oc at Logan 4 Co.'S Drug
Store. Lsrse size 81 90.
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NoIIcEs.
hoTlCG0.
Khe bling and Harrisburg Rals
COmpanv.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN the annual meeting OF the stocl Boa
OF the Wheeling and HarrisbuV R,aal
Company. To be- held at The ONCE q sAl
Peterson. At No. 1850 Main street, In To 4
Of Wheeling. In the state of Wet Irs
ptkitinn will be submitted for the oohsa
ton Of said company and tis capita 81
with the Elm Grove and State Line Ran
BY order Of tie Executive Commits
the Board Of Directors.
Secretary Of the Wheeling and HAIRS,
Railway CON pGny lA|
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DAMAGED BY MATER.

We had during the flood a
large lot of Youths, Boys and
Chfldren's Clothing at the
freight depot, which we received
In a slightly damaged condition,
and we will close the same out
regardless of cost or value.
w. III. FRANK,
40 Twelfth Street,
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mbeelin9 &9istes
MONDAY, FEBRUARY rs. 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Notice-Joseph Graves
Dsmsged Pictures-Kirk's Art Store.
Notice to Ockholders-Citizens' Build
ing Association.
To the Public-A. T. Castor.
Stray ed-Cow.
Notice to Relief Committees.
Flooded Pianos-W. s. Hutchins--[ Local
Page.
Charley Shsy's Theatre Local Page.l
Carpenter and Builder-Stephen McCul'
Tough.
Damaged Dry Goods. W. Terrell.
Cooking Made Easy-Excelsior Baking
Powder
Csrpets-G. Mendel & Co.
After the Flood-W. A. Wilson.
Owners OF EDgrayings-E. L. Nicoll.
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WellsburR Gratitude.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, Feb. l6.

Editor Of the Register.
The suffering people of Wellsburg are in.
Gebted to many absent friends for aid in
this time of need. l want to express their
tbsnks to Judge &. w. Thompson, OF your
city, for his kindness in sending case Of
comforts for distribution to the sufferers.
They will not forget this graceful act Of
kindness for his remembrance OF them in
their distress. WILSON BEALL.
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Seal Skln Cigars.

A handsome sum is swsiting the be
stowsl upon any one who may discover in
them any flavor, fragrance, odor or taste
other than the natural leaf provides.
First class dealers handle them.
N. REILLY, Agent
Wheeling, w. Va.
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RuckIen's AvutoN HaIve.

The greatest medical wonder Of ths
world. Warranted TO speedily cure Burns
Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, FeveI
Sores, Cancers. Piles. Chilblains, Jorns
letter, Chapped Hands and all skin erup
tons. Guaranteed TO cure In every In
stance or money refunded. Is cents pei
box. For sale BY Logan & Co., Druggists
Bridge Corner.
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HARDWARE dealers having
goods damaged by water that re-
quire repOlishing, can have them
refiDished equal to new, by w.
q. BOHANNAN, No. 1871 Mar
Eef ST
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B,stcria and Nervous Prostratiou.

We give our readers an extract from
cheerful letter, written by Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, of Richmond, Ind, who says.
Samaritan Nerpine cured nae of hysteria
snd nervous prostration." Comment is
useless.
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MORE PROVISIONS.
Special TO the Register.

HESDYsBuRG, o., February 16, 1884.
We send another wagon load of provi-
sion to-day to Wheeling. This is about
l2OOO pounds sent by us this week from
Kirkwood township, Belmont county, Q.
Miss Ada James, Miss Lizzie Shepherd,
Mr.. Charles Jones and Mr.. VIM. James, Sr.,
deserve credit for their persistent labors,
never ceasing to solicit aid. May Gods
blessings accompany our gifts. q.
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GUARANTEED to cure a Cold or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by Edmund Booking and c. Menkemeller,
Wheeling; and +. P. thinner, Bridgeport
O. Drupgists
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DR. JAS. B. Mills, saltmarsh, Ala, says
.'Seyersl OF my patients have used Browns
Iron Bitters for chronic Indigestion With
benefit"
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DR. A. Pace. Rushmore, o., says: I,
have prescribed Browns Iron Bitters 10
several instances, and 10 each csse obtained
sood rtsults."
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THE best stock OF SpectacleS
and Eye Glasses in the State, at
JACOB w. GRUBB'S jewelry
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LIVES OF great men an remind us

LIVE UI BTtWI Hltu HI I6IHIUU uB
We can make our lives sublime.
But herewith Is a suggestion-you can have
better time
By INDUCING in liquor, pure and fresh and
healthful too.
Smiths cream ale is here referred to-s sam'
pie you'll not rue.
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TIE RELIEF FUND

CTeeps Steadily Along to Meet the
Great Demand.
In addition to the letters, bringing dona.
tions, published yesterday, the following
have been received:
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AcKER's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
For sale by Edmund Booking, C. Asnke
miller, Wheeling, and F. P thinner,
Bridgeport
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TN thousand doIiars worth Of vet gbods
Of sil kinds at your own prices. Wet wall
paper ~ two cents q bolt. At Nns 20l9
arc 1921 Main street. JONI RoxAEh
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ACKER's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds of blood poisoning, inherit,
ed or contracted, Sold by Edmund Book
ing and C. Menkemeller, Wheeling; sad F.
P. thinner, Bridgeport, o., Druggists.
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MARSHAL RoBERT HANSON:
MarkaoIReEerenca.

The following comparative table shoEing
the stage Of water in the Ohio River ct
each of the different floods ~ indicated By
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NEW ApVERr,srm...
Commissioners Sale Of VaIua6l i
Estate and Stocks,

6UnlillSSlvhSlS SdlS VI Vdludnk \
Estate and Stocks,
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT op Wa,
in, West Virginia, William y. seL,. =
Louisla Dickesrhei ana Others.
IN cHAScKRY.
Tho undersigned special Comm.
hereby give notice thai, pursuan tor
thoriiy vested In them by a d. cree ~, /.
said court In the above entitled caus. : \
2sth day Of January. 1854, they vii o.
SATURDAY, THE ND DAY Or Mn,
A. d 1854,
commencing at 10 O'Clock .. m. ,,p,
lie auction, At the front door o, IA.
Houte Of Ohio county, West Virginia n
city of WHIT cling. forty-nine az sb,.
Bridge Company, twenty-five shsrss al
stock Of the Citifens' Railway Conps,S ,
also the following described real ala, !.
ate In said city OF wheeling. that h 10 a,
First. The north one.thlrd OF l0 :,
bered one hundred and twenty two =
the east sideof Market street, 6e wee, :,
and Eleventh susets. On this prop.a,
erected the brick house now occrpls
Edward Cnrtstman ~ an auction rooa ,
dwelling. This parcel OF real es,a,, "
soldl subject to . lease OF same 90 said d.
man expiring March 81, lSsS, at q r,,n
I'VE hundred dollars per annum, NAM.
eQuA quarterly instalmebt, the pur,s,
taking the rent accruing from and shs
os ss.c 90 de- The south two.,hira. o, ID =,
oeyed nfty.three i6Sl In hon aud ChIgs
addition otaid city, on the wet "a,
Main street, between Twen'y'nr't and "
The raid south Two thirds Of lot nuu..
nifty three viii be offered M n single N,
and will also DO Offer ell IN two pare, - s
two parcels will he separated by n lire \
through the middle Of the wall be,xy,
two houses occupying the front porrg
the property, and exleI ding back sta a
the western line OF the To-, aud IL viii b.
In whichever way the best pr!ce cat b
All OF the real estate aforesaid nv,,
proved and desirable property.
TIRns or sALE-Said slaIes ~ stoet
be sold for cash; and said real estate ".
sold for one third OF the purchase moau
20 n ueh more thereof a. the purchaser /
elect cash In hand on the dsy OF al
the 70 No ainder In two equal ins'almtub }
able Il spectively In one and two .yean !
inteIesI. the purch as:r giving hi, e"na :
stalments Of the purchase money, utkl
retsi ed until the whole OF the pIna
money shall be paid,
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL
ALFRED Caldwell
Special Comm isiOte
WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. u, lisa
I hereby certify that bond In the pentr
Sl5.N0 and security has beel given BY
above named special eommlssionsn,s
quiz ed by law and the decr' Of said Co.'S
THOMAS n. nhRRiE
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of WbssaI
AalIh
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CLOTHING slightly damaged
by water almost given away, at
1902 Main ST., third door
above Eleventh st. Only q few
DAYS longer.
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River News.
The river was falling at dark last night
with "a feet of water In the channel.
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MUST BE SOLD

Regardless of cost or value,
clothing slightly damaged by
water, at 1904 Main ST., third
door above Eleventh st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-18

LADIES should remember. Q beautiful
complexion results from using Acker's
Blood Elexir. Sold by Edmund Booking
and C. Menkemeller, Druggists, Wheeling,
w. Va.