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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
MARTINS fEkkY.
Social Rafney's Coal Works
General News.

Last night the A. T. F. F. Society met at
he home of Miss Lizzie Mediil and spent
the evening very pleasantly in dancing
and playing games of various character and
kinds. Elegant refreshments were passed
around about 10 o'clock and the fun was
kept Up frisk and furious till midnight.
The music was furnished by Prof. O'Don-
neirs orchestra.
Yesterday George II. Smith CONTRA
ted for two tenant houses in Nswlsnd's
addition.
Manager Wolf SAYS that il the Telephone
Company can get twenty more subscribers
n Martin Ferry, they will keep the office
open all night and on Sunday.
Herman Coss, who has been laid up with
his foot, returned 10 work yesterday.
Mrs.. a, Co.'S is having her residence
1ictly paint and frescoed.
Oificer VIM. Linn informs us that he will
be candidate for Marshal before the citi.
zeUs' convention next Saturday night.
Mr.. J. A. Gray is having the Rsiney
properly On Fourth street remOdled and
greatly improved in appearance.
Ms Mary f. Burris offers TO- sale cheap,
privaie Salr, the hOnssh hold goods 10 the
duuuYer Hotel. Persons wanting anything
IN this line should give her call.
Mr.. John Stanton isquite sick.
Mr.. George Irwin lie tie father OF a bran
new baby.
Yesterday Cooney Taylor was fined o1a
and cost for drunkenness. Geo. Hercules
arrested for abusing his wife viii be trie /
to day.
Mrs. Mary Linn was much be ter last
night, also Anthony Kyne.
Every manufacturing establishment in
Martins Ferry is running and appear 70
be doing very well, the mills espt ctally.
Ebbert Wallace is very sick al his home
on Fourth street.
In the list OF names Of those in attend
ance at Capt. II. w. Smiths, on Monday
night, We Jailed to mention those OF Mr.
n. n. Holiday and wife and Mr.. Joel
Wood and wife.
The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
will remove the clothing from the com.
uissSry to day and distribute it.
Mr.. W, 7 0rrexpeCts to get the noni-
ns'ion for Street Com missioner at the City
C,uv-rtiOn next Saturday night He wall
q { coed officer.
ii, SaIyation Army now fills CONNER
uiSi Hall every night and reports good sue
c,ss A number Of outsiders are taking
part in The evening. They are keeping
goUd order and the MT e:ings are attended
by our best people.
Miss Flora Williams, who leaves for New
York city next week, will be given party
ri her bone in the Third ward in honor OF
her departure. 10 morrow night. She goes
10 study music
Business is still very dull.
We are relisbly informed that Riiney's
coal works will not start before July. and
possibly not then. Mr.. Rainey says that
when they do resume, it will be on his Own
.erms and not the miners
Yesterday Mr.. Vim. Inglebright, OF the
Half Moon Farm, returned after q brief
nut pleasant visit TO his son, Capt. J.. w.
Tpg!ebright.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
NEW FIBRE WORKS.
The ParkersburE Pulp Factory to be
kebnIIdRd.

The pulp mills at Petersburg, recently
destroyed by fire, will be rebuilt by home
md Hsstern capital. Ii was, We believe
the only fibre works in the State and made
money by handling the soft woods Of West
Virginia. II employed 4 large force OF
men and was quite an addition to the 10
iustriss'of Wood county. The Journal, OF
hat city, ssys the prospects for rebuilding
are very bright and the works will De larger
and better than before.
About two weeks ago a gentleman Wis
tied his city who is q professional pulp
manufacturer and builder. He prospected
IN this city, aud decided that it was an eX-
celltnt place for the pulp business, After
thorough investigation he offered the
company to take the plant and to enlist
Eastern capital 70 the amount OF $50 900,
If the home company would furnish the
residue.
Col. Geo. ". Thompson took the gentle
man to Washington, and while there con-
suited Senator Camden and others. IL is
thought there will be no difficulty in rails
ing the required $50 900, and that il can BE-
done in q very short time. The mills, il
rebuilt, will De of double their former ca,
paciiy. They will be built Of brick, aud
all appointments and equipments OF the
very best. Only two weeks are required to
complete understanding in the matter, a.
that length Of time will be required to pre-
pare complete plans and specifications
STILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, ct two-tbIrds their
irst cost. J. W. FERREL.
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TFRukferH.

The following conyeyances we're admitted
70 record at Clerk Hooks Office yestsrlsy
A deed made the lith day Of March,
1884, by Richard E. Florence and wife 10
The city of Wheeling, in consideration OF
800, for a piece Of land situate on the ex
tension of Twenty-tourth street.
Three deeds made the nth day OF March,
1884, one by John Hess and wife, one by
Logan Tribe No. l. o. OF r. n and the
other by Jacob Reitz and wife, TO the city
Of Wheeling, in consideration of 81 in each
case. The grsntors gave to the city certain
pieces Of land to be used as an extension TO
Twenty fourth street
A deed made the 10Th day OF November,
1852, by T. J. Hugus, trustee, to Patrick
0Brien. in consideration OF $43, for the
west 20 feet Of lot -, situate in East Wheel.
ing.
A deed made the / h dsy Of February,
1884, by John l.. HsrgravPs AID wife, OF
Jackson county, Mo, and others, to Mary
A. HsrRraves, for lot IL in Itne's addition
to the Island, and for lot on Huron
street Island.
4 deed made the III day Of February,
1854. by Mary A. HsTgrsyes to John L
Hsrersyes, OF Jackson county. No., aud
others, for piece Of land containing three
roods and eleven perches, in Manchester.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
ARREsTING OBsrRUCrIONIsTs
Al the Point Pleasant BrIdge-Hear-
ing Set To-day.

On Tuesday morning, the U. s. Marshal
arrived in Parkersburg with seven men
arrested at Point Pleasant, for resisting the
order of the L. s. Court. Last Saturday
evening Marshal Atkinson with his depu-
ties, went TO Point Pleasant on the
Scotia. Arriving there before day, he sur
prised the Keystone bridge men, and had
no difficulty in srresting them. He found
the local sympathies against the Western
Union Company, and the people in such a
state OF excitement that it seemed impossi.
BILE to avert bloody riot with its serious
consequence
So high was the feelingSagainst the pre-
ctdure, that SUNDAY morning, when the
Western Union employees went to work re
stretching the wire over the bridge, the
State authorities issued warrants for their
arrest for breaking the Sunday law. All
the employees were arrested, but released
on bail, on the recogniZance of the opera.
tors at that point. When the Marshal who
was in possession of the bridge, gave the
Western Union line men the word to go to
work on the bridge, large crowd, mum
bering fully $50 infuriated citizens de-
clared they should not do it. The foreman,
somewhat frigh tened, turned to the Mar
shall and asked him:
Shall we go?"
Yes, you CO." returned the Marshal
placing himself between the linemen and
the crowd which was angrily pushing for.
ward.
At this point the situation was exceed
ingly serious On the one hand were the
citizens, determined not to let the work go
Oh, and on the other side was the Marshal
and his four deputies in the discharge Of
their duty.
At this moment Supt. Baird who is de
servsdly popular among the citizens Of
Point Pleasant, pushed forward and de
clared that the citizens should not disturb
the officers in the discharge OF their duty
Although they appealed TO him several
times to let them take the workmen off the
bridge he would not consent. Marshal
Atkinson designates Supt. Baird as per.
feet gentleman, and declares that nothing
but his timely efforts prevented a riot, the
consequences of which might have been
sal, indeed.
The prisoners arrested, Andrew Baird,
Frank Todd, s. Saultzer, Frank Fortney,
Paul Hoffman. J. S. Lyons and John Tun-
nirg, were taken before IL. s Commission
er Powell Tuesday morning, and on motion
of counsel the case was deferred until this
morning at 9 o'clock, at which time 1t is
thought that Judge Jackson will be pres
emit at the hearing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
AID Prom PHILADELPHIA
For Teachers Washed Out by the Great
Flood.

The following communication, which
was received at this office yesterday, will
explain itself:
ll05 DIANoNp ST. PHILADELPHIA,
March u, 1884.
tn the Editor of the Register.
Az Chairman OF a special committee Of
the Teachers Institute OF Philadelphia,
have received upward OF seven hundred
dollars from the teachers in the public
schools OF this city, with which to aid
teschers who were subjected TO severe
losses during the late flood along the Ohio
Valley.
The committee charged with this benev
olent work is DESTROYS OF learning whether
any teacher engaged in you public schools
has been thus afflicted, especially in house
hold goods.
The money placed at the disposal Of the
committee was contributed under the be
lief that there were such suffering teacher:
in the Ohio Valley, and that, generous a:
have been the benefactions OF the Govern
ment and Of indiyid uals, there is still much
ne eded by those teachers. Any teachers
tbus disabled will be PROMPTLY communal
Gated with by the committee, by making
known TO the undersigned the the charac
ter Of their losses and their present neces
sitits.
II all OF our fund shall not be used 70,
the needs of teachers in public schools. tEt
committee will gladly aid teachers in pri
vate schools who are suffering from thu
Hood. Yours respectfully,
FEED X. +. CHRISTINE,
Chairman Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
| Police Court Notes-A Peculiar Aeei.
dent-Persenal Mention.

Police Court Notes-A Peculiar Aeef'
dent-Persenal Mention.
Yesterday John and Ross Porter were
fined S2o 95 each for resisting the ofhcers
on Saturday night. Jake Snider was up
for drunkenness and fined three and costs.
Mrs. Adams for s,oning Isaac Russelfs
house was bound over to court In the sum
of S25.
list is able to be out.
Reece Burdett is again on duty.
The Silver King is drawing well from
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Reece Mcdonald is better.
Mrs. David Moore. OF West Wheeling,
die d Yesterday and will be buried to-day.
Yesterday Mr.. David Bywalters buried q
little child at Maylands Cemetery.
Messrs. Nick Kuhn and Henry crawford
were at Be llaire on business yesterday.
A temperance ticket is talked OF Tor the
coming election.
Yesterday Amos Osborne left for the
Northwest TO make il his future home.
LAST evening young lady residing IN
kirkwood fell into O pTivy vault, ana sue
ceeGed in climbing out after much Dim
Guilty and considerable crying for assist
snce without response.
Miss Nellie Tapping returned nome yes
terdsy from Painesville, Q.
Nessrs. Fred Strong and Jack Blan, OF
Bellaire, were in town yesterday on ousi'
ness. ,
Mr.. Joseph Loe has removed his family
from West Wheeling to his house in Kirk
wood.
Mr.. VIM. II. Grant, e neral passenger and
ticket agent OF the c. L Is w, and wife
passed through town yesterday.
Charley Chapman returned yesterday 10
New Philadelphia.
Miss "Pet" Chandler is here visiting her
many friends.
August Steger is building the foundation
for Hollowsy's house near the bridge. To-
day bis workmen will begin the fouuda-
ton OF Mrs. Miller's house.
The O. l.. & W. railroad is 10 have steel
rails. They are now being laid al different
points along the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
The silver King.

The Silver King has been steadily gaining
in popularity and each audience has been
larger than the last. At yesterdays mat
inee the house was crowded and last nights
audience was very large, both in despite Of
the wet weather. Bangs remains the fav-
oriss and his portrayal of the different
part Of Denver il certainly fine. Miss
Blythe plesses every one and makes .
charming Nellie, whether in distress or
happiness. The character OF Jaikes L. ad-
mirsbly taken and the Spider is perfection
itself. Coonbes and his c6nfederates are
perfect types of their class and the comsdy
business OF ths former never fails to bring
down the house. In fact, every member Of
the company seems especially adapted to
his or her part and the play passes of like
mschinery.
The orchestra Is giving unusually fne
music this week, and the printing OF the
musical programme on the play bill is Q
new and good feature that should have
been sooner adopted.
To night will be the lsst Of the Silver
King and We look for the besthouse yet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
CITY cHAFF.
The W. & H. ASKS Two Notifications Of
the p. W. and K. Plans Pardon for
Montgomery-Arssting OBJ
structionists - Gen
eral News.


on railroad propositions, adjourned, after
the last conference, it was With the under
stan ding 1t would meet again when tho
Wheeling and Harrisburg men were ready
70 give their views on the petition Of the
?. W. & KY, and o. r. K roads. The ad-
journsd meeting was held, yesterday
morning, Capt. Shockey being conspicu.
ousIy absent and DR.. Baird and Campbell
running the Board. The railroads were
represented as follows:
CD. Hubbard, President Of the P. W. &
KY, road; J. II. Bellyille, agent at this city !
K. G. Barr, attorney for the ?. G. 81
l. r z. Co; Col. Robk White, attorney for
the Ohio River road; B. w. Peterson, res
lctnt engineer II. & W.; w. r. Hubbard
and Alfred Caldwell, attorneys for the d.
& W.
ted two charges in the T., w. Il h. plans,
as desired BY his company. One IS that the
depot instead OF being placed i9rty nve
feet west of the center of the w. & Ny
rack, shouId be only 81 feet west, and that
the west pla riorm outside of which they
propose TO place a track for bulk freights
should be II feet wide in the clear instead
Of 25 feet And that the south abuIme0t
of the proposed new bridge across the creek
should be moved twelve feet further west
ward. These are the only essential mod
ficaIions in measurements OF the orig nal
demands of the p. w. & X. It was sug.
gested that the city, with a view to fur
Iher protection of It's future interests, re-
serve the right to buy one OF the spur tracks
asked for in the petition Of the P, W. Il h.,
whenever the city, with a view to the CON-
pletton of the Marginal road or to the Civ
ing of any new road an opening TO cross
the creek, or an opportunity to pass the
blockade which weuld be otherwise erected
by these grants desired to do so. In con-
ciusion, they asked the Board to reserve
the right to cross the P, W. & h. and
prevent litigation when such crossings
should become necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
Beating COMPANY.

A certificate of incorporation was issue :.
yesterday morning, BY the Secretary Of
State, to the Kanavhs River Transports
ton Company, proposing to own steam
boats, barges and other floating property,
navigate the KsnsEhs, Ohio and thei,
tributaries, carry freight aud passengers,
tow, buy and sell bsrges, boats, etc., and dc
a general steamboat business. The princi
nal Office is 70 be at Cedar Grove, Ksnsvhs
county, the capital paid up is 500. with q
limit of $50. 900. The shsres are 500 each
held ss follows by the incorporators: n. P
Tompkips, Cedar Grove. 10 shares; james
T Calvert, Coslburg. 10: &c Tonptins
Cedsr Grove. 10; C. q. Talley. Cedar Grove
s; john Bsuis,er, Hampton. s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
HE MINERS srkIKE L.
A Report from Two OF the Miners OF
MarShAll Van RoAsen a Co.'S Nine.

marsnhlf. van fOssen a 20. MING
Yesterday evening two Of the miners EN-
ployed at Marshall, Van Fossen & Co.'S
coal bank, called at this Office aud gave the
following as true version OF the trouble
at the bank:
"A meeting o. a committee from the
Slscktown and one from the Fulton mine,
met the company at Kinney's hall, in
North Wheeling, last Monday night. The
Slscktown committee informed the CON-
psuy that they were delegated to state that
all the miners employed in that bank
would come out IL the Fulton miners were
rot paid the 80 cents DER ton asked for.
The conpsny finally agreed to give the
miners their price, and they would also
put a check weigher on. Tuesday morning
the miners went to the Fulton bank to go
to work but were stopped at the entrance
oy Mr.. Walter Marshall. The miners are
still out and the trouble has not apparent
" been benefited one iota by the meeting
The Slacktown miners will now CONS out,
and Marshall, Van Fossen & Co.'S bank
will not be operated until the demand, 30
cents ton, is complied with"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
Scenes from This State by Miss Won
HillRFn.


Art circles in Washington are busy sd-
miring some new paintings by Bertha Won
Hillern, on exhibition at the Corcoran Art
Gallery. The smaller pictures, while not
so wellcalculated 10 attract general atten-
lion, are many Of them perfect gems Of
art, portraying familiar scenery with Q
fidelity to nature, beauty Of outline and
color and q perfection OF artistic effect that
give them an irresistible charm to those
who recognize the picturesque spots on
hill or In valley, in meadow or by brook
side, which they so exquisitely portray.
Among the pictures OF this class Miss Won
Hillern's Sketch Of q Summer Studio in
Virgins, September Day in the Woods
at HaTpers Ferry" sheep In Locust
Grove, West Virginia" and Miss Beckets
Camping Ground, near Cedar Greek. Yir-
ginis," Woods on North Mountain, Vir.
ginis," Evening on Messy River" "Old
Homestead on Tumbling Ron" "0ld Oak,
near Woodstock. Maryland" and evening
On Lost River. Virgins" are the most at.
tractive and deserve the highest praise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
personal POINTERS.
Men Of Note and women Of beauty
the CiIy and Stale.

the Ciiy and Stale.
John L. Ruhl, OF ClarksLurg, is IN the
city.
Miss Annie Seabright is dangerously IL
with typhoid fever
VIM. H. GroUt, Of the Cleveland, Lorair
and Wheeling read, is at the Mcclure.
C. Palmer aud J. B. Someryille, o.
Brooke county, were in the city yesterday
CHI. Vsndiv5r, OF Keyser, Sergeant.at
Arms OF the last Senate, is at the Mcclure
COL Robert MGEldowney and Mrs. A. w
Oxnsrd Of New Martinsyllle, were at the
McLure YESTERDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
Dbeelins 8e9ister
THURSDAY, aARCR 81. 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
index TO New Advertisements.

For Rent-Wsgoumaker Stand.
ASSignee's Sals-Geo. K. f GIlchrist.
Nouce-County Democratic Executive
Committee.
Wanted-Ioung Man in Store.
Wanted-Girl to Do Homework.
New York Dental Company - Local
Psge.
SpODges and Jhsmois Skins-List & Will
lisms.
Diamonds and Watchss-A. A. Franz
helm.
Purify Your BlOod-List * williams.
Carpets and Rugs-G. Msndel & Co.
Cornice Poles-Kirk's Art Store.
Damsged Dry Goods: W. Terrell.
Business Chapgs--W. A. Wilson.
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TuEsunual report OF the Mutual Benef

The annual report OF the Mutual Beneft
Life Insurance Company, OF Newark, n. j..
appears in another column. This company
is one Of the Oldest and largest purely m Ia.
tual companies in the Union, and COM
.pletes its 39th year with $50 O0O. 900 Of assets
and a surplus New York standard) OF over
company has always been most creditsbly
and satisfactorily msnsged. OF late years
il has made all policies non-forfeitsole
after two and incontestible after three
payments, hence its business is growing
rapidly in our State as elsewhere.
Capt II. P. Goddard, at Baltimore, the
mansger for Maryland, West Virginia and
District of Columbia, has lately appoin,ed
Mr.. d. Z Stalnaker special agent for West
Virginia Office IS Twelfth street, Wheel.
ing. P!stoff Zane local agent IS Twelfth
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

Municipal Court met at $3.50 o'clock this
morning. The following cases were dis.
posed Of:
f. W. DunaWay, administrator de bonis
ron Of the estate of VIM. Senne, deceased,
vs.. WilhelminA SeRne ct al. Decree en-
tered confirming sale Of real estate.
Vim. +. Schnelle vs.. Louise Dickeschsid.
Decree entered confirming sale Of real es-
tate and stocks.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at e5c At J. W.


SLIGHTLY damaged goods by water will
be opened March Sd. Yard wideWigoRs at
8 cents per I'D good calico cents per
I'D. best cheviot cents per I'd; dress
goods at half price; good muslin from ~
TO cents; do all wool cassimers at so cents
carpets from lax to 25 cents per I'd, and
everything in the way of dry goods and
notions Call soon, as l must sell them.
J. W. Ferrel, corner Main and Twenty.6rst
streets
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NEW stock OF goods just re-
ceiVed. Prices very low. JACOB
w. CRU BIB, the jeweler.
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 20. - A. N-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds shifting east and south.
For the Lower Lake Region, clearing
snd fair weather, northwesterly winds be-
coming variable, higher barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
A FouI-Moutbed woman

is even worse than q foul-mouthed man.
But no one need be fouLmouthed il they
will only use S0Z0D0NT aud rub it in
veil. Don't spare the brush and spoil the
mouth, as some parents do with their chill
dren when thew Withhold the rod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

AFTER having suffered for years with
paralysis, says Mr.. Joseph Yates, Of Pa
terson, N. Jersey, 81 was cured by SaHsG
r,taB Rervtae.n Mr.: Yates authorizes this
statement. Your druggist keeps Il, $3.50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

A THOROUGH course OF Acker's Blood
Elixir will remove all faint from the blood.
It cures Scrofula, Ulcers. Boils and PIN
pies. Sold by Edmund Booking and c.
Menkemeller, Druggists, Wheeling. W. Va.
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MnnInipAl Court.

STILL fifteen or twenty pieces Of slightly
dsmsged carpets left at two-thirds their
first cost. J.. W. FERREL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

BAEKRuPr lot Of Dry Goods and Notions
for sale at half prics by J. W. Fsrrel, cor
per Main and TWenty-6rst streets.
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ParrIruIu. Nine Years.

RELIABLE Seeds that never fail to grow
sre sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Every thing new and fresh crop At Boyds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

HEADQUARTERS for Al kinds OF Garden.
ing Tools ana Seeds s. <. Boyd, Market
Square.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
JOHN III. HALL.
Wholesale and RstaiI ManufaoeurW Of
Trunks, Harness, Saddles, &C.
oomplsse ssornsnt OF 9sntsmsuS snf
LAd:sa' HatchslA
feb6 no. llss MAIN
To CAPITALISTS Who Wish 10 Invsst /!

DARIIEs OR observation-disclosures EsIRINe
ii O fiIst-elaks location for q glass houas or
rolling mill win conault tneir interest by sE.
smining the rite offered by the cOmmifeee
ted imneoiste3y btside the Clcvlaod and
Pittsburgh railroad at The village Of Tiltou-
Vile, jefferson county, ohio, and one.foufth
mile from the beat landing fail stages Of
pnbIIc sd thereto. J herr II one are Of
Level land com prisfng the site, and the stone
WORK Of foundation tif for elaN house, com
pleied: bin directly In rear Il 81 mile, fall
natnral gravitaiion 70 the house OF mill Ths
property In ten feet above the htgbess Waee1
ever known In the Ohio hver. Tkia location
will be presented 70 any com pany Of business
either ri the WORKS indicsted. Coresyoud
epee 3 Iicifed. Address 1nHN RoTH,
Chairman Of Comnittes, s. TiItouyiiIe. Ief
fsJsu County, Ohio, -mrzirA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

STILL fifteen or twenty pieces of slightly
dsmsged carpets left. st ~ o-thirds their
first cost. NV, FEsREL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

CHEAPEST Hoes, Rskes, Spades, shoyels
aud Msttocks. 8. &. Boyd. Market Square.