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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
MILE. AIMEE

To Appear al the Opera House wednes-
day Evening.
Mile. Aimee, the world famous artistic who
or some years past has reigneda as the Queen
of French Opera Bouffe, and who has now
iorsaken that particular line and now ap-
pears in English speaking roles in her new
and very successful comedy by Jessop'&
Gill. Mamzelle will appear at the Opera
House on Monday evening. She is sup.
ported by a company OF rare excellence and
The play itself is very highly spoken OF.
The enterprise is under the direction Of Mr.,
Maurice Grau. Of its recent performance
in Philadelphia, where Aimee is appearing
The present week, the News Of that city
SAYS:
To see Aimee, the queen of French opera
6oufe, AGAIN English comedy, is in itself
a sufficient novelty to draw such a large
audience as she did last night at the Chest.
nut street Opera House. The question
arises: Is she worth going to see for more
than the mere noVelty2 Decidedly yes. In
the FIRST place Messrs. Jessop Il Gill, those
clever tailors of plays, have fitted Nile.
Aimee with a partgreatly suited to her, and
their play is in itself bright and amusing.
Many hines are very funny, and keep the
audience in a good humor that the actress
increases. The comedy is called
Nam zelle." In it Aimee plays as
a pretty, French milliner, living in
New York. She is engaged to marry
Bob" but she is persua ded to enter into a
plot to faseinate q Mr.. Tarleton Upper by
rupper's friends so that Mr.. Upper, to
whom her husband seemed too uxorious,
should become Jealous, In the complics-
tons rising out Of these motives there were
abundant comedy incidents we'll taken ad'
vantage of BY authors and actoss. Mile.
Aimee speaks English, or, rather American,
with great distinctness and in a pleasant
tone. She always has been a clever ON
median, and speaking in English adds to
her sttrsetiveness. Hv'
The sale of seats commences Monday
evening at +. NJ. Banners music store.
The Sullivan combination, which holds
the board at the Academy of Music this
week, is improving with each performance.
Ibis troupe certainly has some very fine
lady performers who always please an au7
dience with their singing.
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NARROW ESCAPE
For tie Second Time, Of the Nc
Lain Block.
An early Morning Blare--fie at Nor
ton & SaIade's Restaurant Much
Excitement and Lit
lie Loss.

At2 o'clock this morning a bright blaze
was diseoveredspringing up in the area back
ofFranzheim' 5 jeselrystore. simultaneously
Il was seen from Twelfth street, through Nor
ton and Salade's restaurant. The alarm
vas given by some Of the Italians living over
Mozart Hall, and q few moments afterward
an alarm was turned in from the city build
ing. At frstit was difficult to either locate
or get at the blaze, but on going
in the alley to the rear
4 roaring mass of fame was
seen issuing from the back part Of the res
taraunt. The smoke soon began to appear
in front, first slowly then in dense volumes,
showing that q FIRE of some proportions was
at work. A panic was created among the
persons living above and they emerged in
fright and scant garments. The smoke had
assembled through the building and had not
the sleepers been aroused they must insvi-
tsbly have smothered.
T~hedepartmeLt arrived very promptly and
several lines Of hose were laid, with streams
bearing on the blaze. The men worked at
disadvantage, As the smoke made it impos-
sible to enter the restaurant and the narrow
alley in the rear prevented them from get
ting Gear the blaze. Both hose were kept
kept going and one was laid through Some
bornes store, then, by dint of steady work
and plenty of wafer, the fire was gradually
smothered out.
The blaze originated in the rear of the
restaurant, evidently starting at the furnace,
which was banked for the night. How, no
one could tell. The damage is not large,
though the restaurant is pretty badly de-
moraized. The water did a little damage,
and several large plates of glass were
broken in entering the adjacent stores. 1t
is thought there was no insurance. on the
building, which, however, is only slightly
damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

VS. R~SjdsdEND Flys Cream Balm where
a cure for Catarrh IS called for, and consider
that we are doing the public q service by
making its virtues known to those afflicted
with this loathsome disease, for which il is
most instances sperfect cure. Peck Bros
Druggists Grand Rapids, Mich. Price 80
cents ZEE adv.
SNcEt,n oCrosER l have suffered from
acute inaamns, 'on in my nose and head
oSeu IN tSs n;sSs wing to gel up and in
hale sal. and ss,s ~ =. relief. Ny eye has
been, fof 3 week at atm 49,. az. ~,
zee. ] have used no end Of ss ;mnn,s
employed a doctor, who said &c y EIy's
olood-butI got no help. I ussN So
srea@ Balm on the recCmas rdatian
riend. | was faithless, but id 4 few day.
'as cured. Ny nose now and also mv eye,
} well II is wonderful hos quct { h. slped
,e. Mrs George s. JudsonO Ma ra ord.
oDn Easy to Rses Rsiee so Gets
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Jurors DrnMn.

The folio wing petit jurors have been sum
moned for Part !, Circuit Court, next Mon
day morning: o
Aug. Frank. Nicholas He'll, Aug. Rheim.
schneider, Charles Green, l.. 7. Busky, l.
l.. Hanna, W. E. Freese, Samuel hurry,
T.. NJ. Maxwell, John Coleman, JOS. Green.
Peter Comerford. Robert White, Charles F.
Stein. William Ruff, C. Fl. Taylor, d. A.
Waddle, James Ross, Jr., Alex. Glass, j. Z
Wayt, J. +. Gibson, T. E. Ksseley, Jos.
Hunes, Heinrich Schultz, William Clstor,
James Lally, John j.. Schrsder, Edgar
CLARK. William Long, }. H. Rhinehart.
The following were drawn for Part ,. for
same day: F. L. ChalEant, John Rhem.
John Dailer, Chas. Ritz, Michael Edwards,
Charles Ross. Jacob Soles, l.. Il. Hamm
Frank Hildritb, Ed. Marks, John keenan,.
C. A. Atkinson, Peter KloSs, Fred Gado,
John g. Muth. Fred Lane, Ohio King,
Henry Belize, julius H. Hays, Peter Wen
Cell, Brook Hedges, Louis Feinler, Charles
Lane, John Hanna, Charles Karr, James
Marshall, William Higgins, George Carl,
Frank A. Bruner, Jacob thinner.
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FOR BETTER OR WORSE.

The Hymenial Altar Visited by n Promi-
nent Young Couple Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon quite a large crowd
of the elite young ladies Of this city congre-
gated at the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church.
A REGISTER scribe noticing the great index
into the place of worship, coolly took his
place in the line and in a few moments was
ushered into the large church. After wait
ing until the town clock three his patience
was rewarded by the entrances ola bridal
party who were preceded to the altar by
four attendants, all gentlemen there be.
ing no bridesmaids. Rev. Smith in the
very solemn ceremony of this church pro
nounced them man and wife. After the
usual congratulations of..friends the newly
married couple entered a hack that was in
waiting and were driven to the depot. leav.
ing on an extended eastern trip. The con-
tracing parties are well known young so.
Getty people of this city. The groom,
Charles Carlin, is a hard working upright
young man, who is careful in the discharg-
ing Of his duties in the commercial world.
The bride, Miss Minnie Hall, has a host Of
friends, who are loud in their praise Of her
many good qualities. The REGISTER joins
with the numerous friends fthe newly mar.
ried couple in wishing that their united path
through life may be StreBed with fragrant
flowers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.
A Slight Review Of the Work Accom-
Dlished Inv Thorn.

A Slight Review OF h Work Accom-.
plished by Them.
At last, the long wished for enterprise Of
our citizens has taken a tangible shape and
men have secured stock in it who will GER
tainly work the new venture to a perfect
success. The enterprise referred to is the
Overland Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany and as it is composed entirely Of bust,
ness men Of this city, it certainly will re-
ceive the patronage of Wheelingites. The
company starts out with a capital stock Of
$4,000, and the following gentlemen
have been elected its officers: President
M. Reilly; Treasurer: s. P, Hildyeth; Sec,
rotary. Jas. Cummins; Counsel, II. N. Rus
sell; Directors, n. Reilly, J. II. Hobbs, A
c. Egerter, Geo. Hook, S. P. Hildreth, s.
Horkheimer, Z. c. Meyers, Anton Rey,
mann, JOS. Speidel, Alfred PAUL, A. A.
Franzheim and Jas. Cummins. The com
DanY will not pm their telephones in opera
non until 800 subscribers have been secured.
Tbs territory over which they expect to
xo.L Brooke, Ohio aud Marshall coun,
.;es &C ,h;, State and Belmont county,
Ohio The COMFY, in speaking OF this
5"" Say, tied ipstru.
ment patented May 8, 1883, by Dr. A.
b. Baxter, ard is the only long distance
telephone in existence. Practical tests
were made between Cleveland and New
York in March last a distance of about $50
miles. II is an entirely new device under
the make and break system, the ONLY cor.
rect principal, or the same as t~elegrsphing
and being as far superior to ~exisnng tele,
phones as a stem winding watch is to an
old-fashioned key winder.
Having no royalty to pay, and being free
to either sell, or rent our instruments, we
are prepared to give our patrons a telephone
service superior to that supplied BY either
the present telephone or telegraph, and our
subscribers will have the advantage of tels-
phoning anywhere without being compelled
to pay royalty to any other eonpany. What
the American people now most desire is an
independent telephone system. not CONTROL
ed by grasping and crushing monopolies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

r,~u Events rrimmsd Deun Tor Hurried
Readers.

Readsrs.
CREoLE, tonight
SroRs BEArES closed = successful ca
gagement. last night.
PAIR TWO of tie Circuit Court viii not
convene until Saturday.
SoARLEf fever is quite prevalent and
seems to be attacking adults.
lids. G.. I. GARRISON is o candidate for
Health Officer under the new Council.
TaR NrnnerchQr Singing Society will
give o grand concert aii33 hall next "edneS'
day evening.
Nh. Gus SPArEs, of C~larksburg, and Miss
Essie Caldwell, of Washington, Pa, were
married yesterday at the latter place.
Six Jolly fellows will give a q treaders'
festival at Arion hall tonight. Mayer or
chestra will furnish the music and there
will De fun for all.
THERE is q vacancy from this Senatorial
district, in the corps of cadets at Morgan
town. Applications should be handed in to
DR.. A. +. Stifel, Regent.
Part ONE ofthe Circuit Court was in ses
zion q few moments Yesterday morning, bul
adjourned until this morning without trans
acting any business of public interest.
A PRIVATE letter received here yesterday
from Perrysyille, in Mcdowell county, con-
firms the Associated Press story, printed
elsewhere, Of the horrible state of affairs
brought by the prolonged drought.
MISS NErTIE HANcE, a handsome, viva
cious young lady Of the Island, died sud
denly on Wednesday night. Her death was
q peculiarly sad one. and her friends will
mourn her loss with q real, deep grief.
ROBERT Luxe, the liverymsn, has just re-
| ceiyed one of the hsndsomest landaus from
I-i r. cha Grant House Eyeryman:
made by ~Gleasoncamp, Pittsburg. 1t is
one of the finest carriages brought to this
city.
HENRY THOMPSON, colored, and Ellen
Bennett, white, were before Justice Ankle,
yesterday, on a charge of living together
unlawfully. They were fined $50 and
costs, each, and appealed to the circuit
court.
The Bellaire Tribune last night worked
itself into q fever over the New York cleo,
ton and threw out rampant headlines
declaring the result still in doubt. 1t will
creep back into the small hole, to-day, and
the hole will tall in on it.
tbs following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made the 10Th day Of November,
1884, BY Dorothy Bunch to Henry Hork.
heimer and others, in consideration Of
Sl,5l2.52. for the west half of lot No. No.
%, situate in East Wheeling.
The Creole, tonight, will be a dramatic
treat. Miss. Helen Blythe, who charmed
our people in the Silver King, is the leading
lady, and the soubrette is a charming little
beauty and sets people wild. The Creole is
A Gne ~dramatization of Article Al" and mas
been a great success. 1t has never been
presented in Wheeling and is sure to make
a hit here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

State Superintendent Butcher will hold in
the Hall OF the House of Delegates in the
State House, q Teachers Institute and Edu-
e~atioual Convention the week of Thanks
giving. He has secured as instructors at
considerable expense, Prof. John Mickle.
borough, of Indiana, Superintendent r. V.
Stevenson, of Columbus, Ohio, and Miss
Christine Sullivan, of Cincinnati, o., teach.
ers of National reputation. The teachers
of the Wheeling schools, members of the
Board of Education have been invited TO
be present as we'll as the teachers and mem
beers of the Boards Of Education Of the
n~eighboring counties in the State. The ex'
ercises will begin with a popular lecture
Thursday evening, November -. The Ia.
stitute proper will be held on Friday and
Saturday 2Sth~ and 10Th and Superin-
tendent Butcher has received a number
of letters from superintendent and teachers
saving that they will be present. The
schools by the rules Of the Board will be
closed on Thanksgiving day and request
that the schools also be closed on Friday,
November 2S, the day after Thanksgiving,
in order that the teachers may attend the
exercises of the institute. The report Of
the librarian of the Public Library.
LIBRARIANS REPORT.
The following is the circulation Of books
in and out of the library during the month
of October, in reading room, week ending
October End, IS; ending 9Th, AZ; ending
10th, 40; ending I'D, II; ending 30th, Il.
Outside, week ending End, 92i; 9th, S62i
10th, S57; 23d. l,0lI; S0th, 1864. Total
1854. Also received Sl6.20 for fines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
AN CASE.
The Proprietor of the Mcclure House Sued
for EnRn

Proprietor of the McLure House Sued
for $50.
Yesterday afternoon the hearing of the
case of W. L. Burdock h Co. VS.. +. j. Nor
to~n,proprietOr of the Mcclure House for $3.50,
occupied the attention Of Squire Caldwell,
who, after listening to the evidence and ar
sument of the lawyers. withheld his judg-
uent until to-day. The history of the case
is just this: Some time ago c. H. Potter,
who represents the firm of BuGdcck L Co.,
came to the Mcclure House and placed q
bundle Of silk handkerchief in the cloak
room. This bundle contained l3S dozen,
On returning the bundle during the even
ing it could not be found, hence this suit
Col White represented the plaintiff, and
Mr.. Hubbard the defendant.
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BOARD OF
Routine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B
uort- Institnta

Routine Business-Superintendent's Ro-
port-Peabody Institute.
Last evening the regular meeting of the
Board Of Education was held in their rooms,
corner Of Fourteenth and Market streets.
The following gentlemen were present. with
Mr.. President in the chair. Messrs. Acker,
Caldwell, Dobbins, Eberling. E~lingham.
Eschtruth, Isett, Jepsou, Maxwell, Miller,
J. L., Miller, j. c., Naylor, Pipes, Shockey,
Wilson. A, Wilson, W. A. Very little bus
iness was transacted, as will be seen by q
perusal of the following;
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
Aecounts.-The report of the Committee
recommends bills aggregatipg 1884 The
report was adopted.
Finance.-The report of the Committee
embraces nothing bat recommendation to
refund taxes upon erroneous assessments,
which was adopted.
Text Books.-The Committee recon-
mended the adoption Of Appleton's Intro
ductory Fourth Reader, which recommen-
dalton was adopted after a short debate.
Inc mduCntStcE SOdi SOmpduy Wao
granted the contract for furnishing coal to
all the schools in the city at his bid of 6 81
100 cents per bushel. Quite a debate oc.
Cured over the quality Of coal called clean
coal, and the Board finally decided that all
coal that was not strictly clean coal would
hereafter be rejected by the Board, the jani-
tor being ordered to report all coal o up
10 the standard, and when the company put
the coal in not up to the standard they do
it at their own risk, as the Board is deter
mined not to pay for such.
Mr.. Naylor and C.. Fl. Collier offered the
following which was adopted:
Resolved, That Is new desks, ID No. o.
be purchased for the new room about to be
opened on the Island in Madison district.
sUrERNTESpsSTs REPORT.
The following report from Superintendent
Birch was received and his requests adopted
WHEELING. ". Va, November ~.
To Me Board Of Education:
GksrLrNES'-Your attention is invited
to the following repSS.-t OF Inc scnoo's ior ''s:
month OF October, 1884:
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ELEGANT Seal Plush Newmsrkets opened
this morning. E. NJ. McGillin 4 Co.
A Mother

Many q mother will read with interest
what Mrs. McCurdy of 9O7 Cedar Avenue,
Minneapolis, says: "Since an attack OF
diphtheria, a year ago. l have been troubled
greatly with indigestion, which no doctors
medicine Would help. 1began using Browns
Iron Bitters two months ago, and it acted
like a charm, gave me such an appetite. l
was hungry all the time. l consider my
self well, and recommend my friends to use
it. Shall also use it when my children are
%ailing."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
A Sal Accident.

Yesterday, little Freddy, as year old son
of Andrew SOlden, of the Eighth ward, met
with a very bad accident. He was playing
with a number of boys aud accidentally
tripped, falling with his right leg under him,
breaking it near the ankle joint. DR.. Pipes
was sent for aud the fracture properly re,
duced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
THE FOURTH DISTRICT

Official Vote Complete County Re-
ceiyed Yesterday.
The last county of the Fourth district,
Roane, made its official return yesterday,
giving 2O9 majority for Gibson and POI for
the Cleveland electors. This makes Glib
sons majority l53, the official figures being
90 fellows.
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DIED.

FIIAN-On Wednesday, November 10, 1884, at 8
o'clock D. IN, Mrs FRANCIS FnLAs, wife OF James
Fflan, Err, In her cd year.
Funeral from The residence Of her husband, No.
zoo Twentyihird street, Friday, November ztst. ut
Q O'Clock a. m. Inierment at MI Caivery Cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend.
BAECE-On Wednesday. ut $40 ? NJ, META
N. HAscE, daughter Of Mary L. Hance.
The remains viii be taken 10 GAINESVILLE on the
s:I5 tsin, where the funeral will take place st .
O'Clock this afternoon.
PsrnesyiIe s1d coiumbus Paper. please copy.
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There Was a Little Girl

Yes and when the roses faded from her
cheeks and she became ~listless and languid
and pale, they gave her Browu'sS Iron Bit
tiers. 1t built her up in health and made
her rudy and strong. Miss Weigold, %
Perry street, P~iItsburg, Pa, writes that her
sister, aged Is, took several bottles Of
Browns Iron Bitters for nervousness aud
dyspepsia, aud was greatly relieved.
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a SERIOUS CHARGE.

Harvey Combs Arrested for Stealing
Money.
Last night about half past eleven o'clock
q man named +. c. Stevens awakened
Squire Ankle and syore out q warrant for
Harvey Combs, charging him with stealing
81 in money. Constable Laugnlin and
Officer Barum arrested Combs between u
and ] o'clock, and he was sent to jail IN
default Of $500 bond for a hearing this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

If the testimony Of the thousands Of the
best housekeepers in our land is to be be-
lieyed, there are not any favoring extracts
i, the market worth hall so much as DIR.
Prices Special Flavorings. They need no
recommendations from US. Let DR.. Prices
Vanilla, Lemon, or Nectarine Flayors once
be used, and they will always be used
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Bnckienss ArnIca 6aIxe.

The Best SaITe in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. His
guaranteed to- give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Logan B Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

A woman's beauty is never lost
SO long as her sweet smile remains
SO long as CLEAN her teeth Ike frost
And her soft lip the ruby stains;
And S0Z0DoNT. With magic power
Bestows On her this price IS dover.
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additional Local on First Pane.

Having but very recently return
ed from New York, we are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents, and solicit a call.
JACOB ~. GRGBR.
JeWeler Corner Twelfth aud 3Iniu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

EDMUND F. BOOKING and C MenkemeHer
druggists, distinctly state that Acker's
English Remedy has and does cure con.
tracted consumption. Ask for circular
an entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Position Desired
For Sale. +. Jones.
LoSt-Cameo Pin.
Photographer-Psrsons
For Cincinnati-W. N. Chancellor.
That Cougb-List & Williams.
Fancy Goods-John Friedel.
Spare Ribs-D C. List, Jr,
Opera HOuSe-[Local Page.
Ohio River Sak-Jos Speidel & Co
Local Page
Boy Wanted-[Local Page.1
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aather Indication.

q, November
ph TOoN, the Ohio vaIIs1
FOR tennessee n - ~.I
slightly FARMER and fair xesl. Hftnioser
barometer and variable winds sS'aeNsily
southeast to southwest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

tnii and examine oar Combins.
ttoa breakfast, Dinner and Tea
SetS- I'm white and Decorator
thSna. DAEsSOH BRyIS,
21o3 Market &fPaak
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Riua Friday
Blue Friday.
We are ready. +. 4. McGillin Z Co.
Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de
u~ress:S spirits, loss Of appetite, General
debility, disorde, edblood, weak constituu..7
headache, or amy disease q. e hiious nature,
by all means procure q bottle Of Electric
Bitters- You viii be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that VIII follow; you
viii be inspired with new life; strength and
activity viii return; pain and misery VIII
cease, and heneeforfh you viii rejoice in
he praise q Electric Bitters. Sold at 6fJ
cents per bottle. by Logan / Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

Consumptiyes and all who suffer from any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs can find
certain cure in DR.. Kings New Discovery
q sumption. Thousands of permanent
Tor the truth of this statement
cures yeLi, can show such a record OF
Son %s9SS1r cures sa Thousa.:ts of once hope :Fs-
lsss snfSsrs, = now gratefully procian' 'nes
v their lives to this New Discovery. IL
will cost Won n ,thing to give it a tria
Free trial bottles at Logan & Cos. d
store. Iarye size 81.
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THIRTY.Two pairs gents machine made
shoes at $3.50 and : 800, worth $500.
These goods are broken sizes and must be
sold at once. L. V. Blond.
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Edmund F. Booking and c. Menkemiller,
state that Indigestion prepares everyone for
disease, but guarantee Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets to cure all forms Of indigestion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

Two years ago, in 1882, Gibson was in a
clear minority Of 999, consequently his pres
ent majority of l53 is LISP Of a gain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-21

Ask Edmund +. Booking aud G Menke-
miller about Aekers Blood Elixir, the only
preparation guaranteed to cleanse the
blood and remove all chronic diseases.