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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23
BRIDGEPORT.
Election of Onieers-Limb Amputated-A
Big Bet offered.

Election of Onieers-Limb Amputated-A
Big Bet offered.
Tho Republicans met on Monday night
and elected the following officers: presi-
dent, Frank Robinson; vice-president, Geo.
Pitner; secretary, Chas Kaufman; treas
urer, Harry Clark; executive committee,
Will Graham, Wilbur Tallman, Henry
Crawford and John Topping. The club
will be known as the Bridgeport Blaine and
Logan tariff club and will meet again next
Monday night. J. c. Dent is on the sick
list. Rev ChaS Hollister has returned.
The B. S. c. club of this city, composed Of
colored people will give grand moonlight
picnic at Mrs Morris grove tomorrow eve
ming. Extensive preparations are being
made for the rffair VIM. Higgins, who
has been down with typhoid fever for some
week has recovered sufficiently to be out.
4 Bridgeport grocer requests us to state
that he is authorized to bet farm of eighty
acres and town lot both in the State OF Mis-
souri, and worth 81 800, against 81 200 that
Cleveland will be the next President of the
United States. The name of the said gro
Ger the REGISTER correspondent will give
when necessary. Mr.. A. Neuhardt is at
Louisville Ny, for the benefit of his health.
VIM. Hilliyier, Esq, the grocer, is in
Guernsey county on business. A number
of Bridgeporters will take in the Democratic
demonstration at Wheeling tonight Mrs.
Kolb, the aged lady residing west of this
place. whose leg was broken on Monday
was so terribly mashed that Drs. Todd and
Wagenor had to amputate it. She fell
some thirty or forty feet, and they say it was
the worst mashed joint they ever saw, "oh,
do wish it would rain is the cry all over
town. The majority of the BridgepOrters
WHO bet on the boat race bet on the Wheel
ing man, and -.
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Boats. Bicycles and Hay Fever,

Nature has resolved that all the people
shall not enjoy themselves at once. With
the opening Of the season of outdoor sports
comes the time Of trouble for the poor vic
tins of Hay Fever. For them flowers have
no oo,cr, and the summer little or no beau
ty To sniff, sneeze and wipe their weep
ing ewes for three or four successive months
this is their pitiao-e portion; Whether
this form of Catarrh is caHed Hay Fever.
Hay Cold, Rose Cold or Rose Fever, makes
no difference; they suffer just the same.
There is no help in seq voyages, there is no
help in high mountain air. These only
tighten the pocket and leave the disease
undated. But there is positive cure in
Ely's Cream Balm We could cram these
columns with grateful letters Of the rescued
Try it and join them. If you continue to
suffer it is because you neglect a remedy as
sure as it is cheap and pleasant. so cents.
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wI WILSON BY AcciAMATloN.

ID
Chosen ms q Candidate for Congress tnsthe
|. Second Districs---sfartin for Eioctor.
GRAFTON, July 22-'t Exclusive The
Second Congressional Convention met here
to-day. 1t was large aud harmonious in
the fullest sense. Hon. JOS. Sprigg. Oh
Hardy county. was chosen chairman; Gen.
P. Sargesnt and 0. A. McKcnney, Secre-
iaries. Hon. B. F. Martin in IN eloquent
speech placed in nomination as candidate
for Congress, the present nembr, Hon. W.
L. Wilson, whseh was received wits cheers.
The nominations of Mr. Wilson wss made
by exclamation. For district electors.
Hon. D F. Martis, Col. jobs 7. MeGraw
and DR. N. Fl. Dent were placed in no.nin-
alton. Hessrs. McGraw and Dent withdrew
and Ber Martin was unanimously elected.
Chairmar Sprigg wasinstructed to appoint
a congressional com.uittee composed Of
enc member from each county 70 mannte
the campaign This convention was Ger
tsialy harIncuious ono with the biggest
kind of an H..
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Price Baking
jyisrssaTR

participants had been searched for the pur.
pose OF relieving them of all weapons and
iiat Immediately after the search, Heding-
ton ,sprang forward and STRUCK downward
blow, that made the wound in the face. then
the parties. clinched and the second stab
was given. Hedington was held in the
sum of 500 to answer at thenext tenn
of court.
The Riverside Glass House i, putting in
a complete set OF new pots and are placing
their factory in complete order The pres'-
dent, Mn. Brady and the manager, M,
Dornau, are giving personal supervisors 70
the improvements When the summer
vacation ends the Riverside will start up
in first-class order and with its capacity
considerably enlarged by the north addition
IN which the new lamp furnace is being
erected. That factory has been in q flour.
ishirg condition and with the advantage a
its own supply of gas for fuel is all of its
departments will be able to take the lead
among the glass factories Of the country at
large. Brooke county delegates, 'twelvein
number, will 90 down to the State Conven
ton tomorrow, they will be accompanied
by an excursion party to witness the ratih-
cation in the evening. The Wellsburg
Cornet Band will also accompany them.
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JEFFERSON CLrB meet o'clock tonight
A DEMOCRATIC POLE
Raised in the sixth sti,


Raised in the sixth ward-Enthusiastic
Meeting,
Ii was announced about ; clock yester-
day afternoon that the Sixth ward Cleveland
and Hendricks campaign pole had been rails
ed and its flag unfurled to tie breeze. TAX
ing advantage Of the crowd OF distinguished
Democrats in the city, meeting was called
and last night Peter Smith presided over an
immense crowd, numbering from three
70 FIVE thousand men, women and chill
dren. The ward turned out en- masSe.
Col Arnett, J. W. St. Clair, Judge Hous,
toa NJ. I. Frame and Denis o Keefe ad-
dressed the meeting and aroused boundless
enthusiasm Mr.. St Clair displayed queS-
tiOnable taste in referring to particular
candidate for Governor and Judge Houston
picked him up on it very promptly.
The pole was on Market street, between
Twenty-Sixth and Twenty-seventh, in
SChnelle's open lot Mr.. Schnelle is a
German who has always voted the Repub-
hccp ticket, but who Is now an ardent sup.
porter of Cleveland
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BRIEF TELEGRAES.

Don estic.
Coffin 4 Co, Cincinnati oil reGnsss, have
failed for $4,000.
A riot occurred at Jewett, Ind, yesterday
at colored camp meeting. Pistols and
razors were numerously used One man
was killed and a large number wounded.
The coal miners at BelviRe, ILL.,, have
gone back to work at the old price; after n
long and distrous strike.
At Dodge City Iowa, last nj ght Marshall
Mather widely known as Mysterious Dave,
81 OF and killed Thomas Nixon, deputy
marshall Old feud.
The PENNSYLVANIA State Miners Amalga-
mated Association meets at ITtsbnrg to-
dav.
The story published Yesterday that all
the Saratoga pool sellers had been arrested
is denied.
Queen Victoria has sent dispatch to the
President congratulating the United States
on the rescue Of Greeley.
1t is now decided TO bring the dead OF the
Greeley expedition to. New York and place
them in charge of Major General Hancock,
until the burial shall be decided upon.
The brig Clara NJ. Goodrich, from Ha-
, ana has arrived at Boston with yellow
ever
The President of San Salvador was yes
terday presented to President Arthur.
The National. Rubber Company of Prov,
idence, Il. l., has failed.
VIM. Jones, of Turtle Lake, Wis, yester
day killed James Smith in fight over Q
game of cards
Jay Eye See trotted mile in 2:lsI Al
Pittsburg yesterday.
Foreign.
Henry N, Stanley, one ofthe Direction
Of the African International Association
work who recently resigned is expected il
England next Monday. -.
There were thirty deaths from cholera 9.
Marseilles and twenty weight at Toulon A
panic was created by receiving 100 coffin
from Marseilles, and it was found necessar,
to return them.
The de Lessep's commission has Seoidct
to enlarge the present Panama canal in
stead of building new one.
Russia has instituted quarantine on al
her frontiers.
John c. Emo, the dcfauliibg New Yorl
bank president, has rented magnificent,
furnished house in Quebec. His wife anc
three daughters hav joined him.
The loss at the Crane wharf fire, London
last Saturday, reaches ~ 100000
Between o clock and IL clock yester
day there were eight deaths al Marscile
| from Cholera.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
A Harmonious Conventisn With ~ Lowe
Ease III

4 Harmonious Convention With ~ Lower
Case HI
MerSDsvILLE, July D. Exclusive -
The Republican county convention was a
noisy quarrelsome affair J. l.. Parkinson
was made temporary. chairman with'J. f..
Hart as secretary. The usual committees
were appointed In the Permanent Organ
zation l.. B, Purdy was elected chairman
The following ticket was nominated;
Surveyor Ii. n. Christensen; Assessor,
LIST district, Thos. Manning; I'd district,
I. J. King; Clerk, County Court, Thos.
Finn Clerk Gircnit' Court, A. o. Baker;
Prosecuting Attorney, b. f. Meigher;
Commissioner A. @. Whitaker; House
of Delegates H. S. White and Josiah Sin,
clair; Sheriff, W. J. Burley. The convea-
ton endorsed the nomination of Edwin s.
Maxwell for Governor and all good Repub-
Leans in good standing will be accredited
as delegates to the State and Congressional
conventions Each district will appoint
ten delegates to the Senatorial convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23
Fo0TLIGHT FuIRTATIoNs.
Miss Irene Perry's swsethsart-Ba
Rpinors About Minnie Maddern.

Miss Irene Perry's Sweethsart-Baseless
Rpnors About Minnie Maddern.
NV YORK, July 2l.-The rumors that
Miss Irene Perry the we'll known actress,
was going to be married do not have any
substantial basis. She has received the
humble alteration ola young man about
town for some time, but whether it will re-
suit in anything serious nobody seems to
know, not even Miss Perry herself She
con6ded to friend lately that there had
been no actual declaration as yet, and that
if there had been she does not know how she
would have taken it. Miss Perry was some
time ago followed round the country by o
celebrated California ranchman, but she
then refused point blank in answer to his
offer Of marriage to leave the stage and en-
tomb herself amid bowers of grapes, wheat
and potatoes Nobody, however, ever saw
this ranchmaH, and there have been people
heartless enough to intimate that he was .
creature Of pure fiction. In the case Of the
young man about town mentioned, be 10 al
actual existence. and the many bouquets Of
flowers she received scross the foetlights Of
the Bijou testified to his actually.
The report printed in several papers that
pretty little Minnie Madden Was about 70
be married is not true. for the simple reasou
that she has had q little husband Of her own
these several years back, and they are as
devoted and close little couple as It Is pos
sible to end She. therefore. certainly hAs
! no idea of marrring anybody else. and
/; wouldn't Il she could She Is shortly to sp
Z, pear as star again IN play by Howard
Taylor. at the New Park Theatre. called
Caprice" She Is surh . jolly little woman
on the stage that Il there IS aaythiAg IN Ii.
piece she win ee'tIinlY. succeed. Che 4
looking fosyasd 70 this seosad es4s.y d
ssssfits %s.h gooi hanoeed trsp;tsaoa,
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THEY FEEL a0OD.
Big eemocratfse JoIIihcatJsn at st. Glars
villA-

Big eemocratfsr JollifcatJ1n at St. GLARS
! Vile.
! ST. CLAIRsviis's, July 2G-t Exclusive.
The town is asisze with enthusiasm red
lights and rockets The Young Mems
Cleveland club opened the csspaign with a
meeting 1t the corrt house, arfwhich NJ X.
Kennon made a rafting speech. 1t vas
frequently and enthusiastically applauded.
Afier'the meeting, with one huadred aad
6Ayin line, the streets were Psraded, the
streets being lit up with red lights for The
entire. length, The boys will keep it up
fromithis time until the fourth Of: Eovems
ber.. The Democrats feel good AID the Re.
pubHcans blue. and theopeniug parade can
not be beaten this fall
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SIT RIGHT.

The settlement of Damage Suit of Brown
VS.. the City.
Yesterday Sheriff Brown called at this
office and wished to be set right before the
public in regard to his damage suit against
the city. Before bringing the suit against
the city, Sheriff Brown asked the city to
pay the expenses which had occurred, in
reason of his wife having fractured her
limb, through negligence on part of the
authorities to place proper danger signals
over a trench. The city refused to pay
such expenses and the Sheriff
suit for $4,000 damages. A few DAYS ago
the City Solicitor called on the Sheriff and
asked for what amount he would settle the
case The Solicitor was informed that
Sheriff Brown did not want anything more
than the actual amount of cash he had ex-
pended for doctor bills, etc, not wanting
anything for the damage to his wifes limb;
but now, as the case was in the court, he Of
coure would want the city to pay the costs
and lawyers fees. This explanation of the
case is necessary to place Sheriff Brown in
the right light before the public, as the In
telligencers report of the matter was In
correct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23
oossrr AND 0ossIpsas

| Friends, styangers and Guests-Sociri and
Personal News Letl
james Armstrong returned from q Sisl
to Pitisburg, yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Dan Bogard aud son James
are visiting friends at Littieton. ~
Mr.. James Taylor Left for his home al
Pittsburg yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Reid. of the South Side, vii
spend the summer at Point Mills.
John Thornton. of Allegheny Pa, u Wis
ting his college Grams in this city.
Mr.. Geo. A. Howard, of Cinciansti, is in
the city, taking in the sights and scenes.
Mr. Wilbur Beers spopular commercial
traveller, of Philadelphia, is at the Mcclure:
Miss Annie Howell has returned from a
pleasant visit with friends on Scotch Ridge,
Ohio ..
Mrs Phoebe Deer, of Washington, Fir-
ginia, is visiting her daughter, Rev. Ms. J.
b. Fitzpatrick, Of the East End.
Charles H. Berry, Jr., and Miss Ida N.
Hughes were married, yesterday morning,
by Rev. DR.. Cunningham, at the First Pres
b, terrain Church.
Miss Emma Reed, a charming young
lady, Of Covington, Ky, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Bertha Redman for the past
four weeks returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Frederick Emory, the genial travel
ing correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
left Petersburg to-day for this city to at
tend the State Convention. Mr.. Emory
has been spending some time around Par
kersburg and is furnishing the Sun with
series Of articles on West Virginia and her
resources, and matters Of general interest.
Mr.. Allen Brock, now in Denver, sends
the REGISTER several papers of that city.
He writes that the nomination of Cleveland
and Hendricks is we'll received there by
both Democrats and Republicans and maay
Republicans will vote for the Democratic
plectOYS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23

cTATE or WEST VIRGINIA. IN THIo
- cult Court Of Ohis County, July RGs
William 8. Goshorn - Samuel n. u1
Ejectment
aud settle title tolcerzin land In TrisdSSAa
irict, In said county, containing 2 acre, Sst
q perches, fully dest In the reporn ~
smith. surveyor, hlea IN the above euttS =
claimed by the plaintiff 10 no part Of theype,s
horn iarm. The defendant, samuel u ~
having died before, ANAL verdict and ttS d ~.
ton, the plaintiff sseks 10 revive the su' y
the helm Of the said Samuel II. B Cansr. ~ ,
procured the ssuascs Of scire faeiAs ~ ~
rose. returnable 10 July Rules, isst AL I
rearing from IN afidavlt filed In ~ sts
ihree OF such hei1s, tO-wit: RichardJh Crr y
L. Bradley and Evaline 4. Mitchell sre 10 ~
tants OF theStaks Of West vlryiniss and biurs'
pearing from III. return Of the sbssif "a sei Z
iarias that theJ have not been seksci sih ~ :
on motion OF tie xaid plaintiff, tbs Ordd o. -
lion Is entered against the SAIL Rkbnfd v ~
Emily T.. kSzdley and EvalineA. Aicthel, sat
ordered THAI the aid Richard ID. Csrtr. bzI
bradley and Evaline A. Mitaksll be and ~
hereby pe9uired 10 appear wiibin Que moS.s
the date Of the irst publication hefeoi and q !
Is necessary TO protect theln Interests,
Whne.s, John W. Nutshell, Clerk o.
Court, st the court house a aid county 10
Il Wheeling. the sth dsysf July. 1884. AZ .
I'D year OF the State Of wcst Virgins, oss
| R,lSs, 1884. JOHH W. MITCHELL. w
Pabiishsd the Grst tiAe July 9, lsa -.
! Attest: JOHN W. MITCuDLnl
CALD~ELL a Caldwell, AtiorneystT 70
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OBITUARY.
THOMAS WILSON.

Yesterday afternoon at l:j5 o'clock
Thomas Wilson, one of the United States
local inspectors of steam vessels at this
port, died at his residence on South Front
street, Island, in the nth year of his age.
Mr.. Wilson's death while not unexpected
to his immediate family, created much sur
prise among his large circle of friends and
acquaintance, from the fact that he had
been on the street as late as Saturday after
noon seemingly in his usual health. Alta
HE and courteous in all his dealings, de-
ceased enjoyed the friendship and esteem
of very large portion of the community,
oil of whom will unite with REGISTER in
sympathy for the family in their bcreave'
meut
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COUNCIL.
A New Ordinance Adopted in the First
Branch-No Other Business.

A New Ordinance Adopted in the First
Branch-No other Business.
The regular monthly meeting of Council
was called for last evening. In the Second
branch no quorum appeared, the roll call
only showing eleven members present.
These gentlemen adopted a resolution to
the effect that special meeting will be
held next Tuesday evening.
In the First branch quorum appeared.
with Mr.. Mayor presiding. An amend
ment to the ordinance governing hawkers
and peddlers was adopted in this branch by
a unanimous vote This amendment gives
the Mayor the full right to grant licenses to
hawkers and peddlers on any street in the
city, regardless of any authority heretofore
granted to another body By Council
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23
Tie Increasing Importance of New Or.
leans.

The rapidly increasing importance Of
New Orleans as not only business centre
but of social and intellectual development
is foreshadowed in the magnificent prepare
tons being now perfected for the Great In
dustrial and Art Exposition to be held
there this autumn. The managers chal-
tenge the grandeur Of the Centennial Expo
si,ion at Pbiladelphia in 1876. aud no Wis.
itor or exhibitor will neglect the opportuni-
ty, if he is wise, both before and during the
exhibition time, to invest in the honorably
managed Louisiana State Lottery, the next
drawing OF which Will take place Tues
day, August L. Any information can he
had on an application to NJ A. Daaphin,
New Orleans. La.
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. vALUA8xh
Marshall Comfy Farm For y

T WILL SELL. TOGETHER OR IN na;
i. TO suit purchsSsns, my farm containing
Of rich, well improved land 100 snrss ~
bottoni) siiuats 90 Big wheeling Cfest,
county, w. Va, Ave mills .osth Of Hn In" y,
land n well satored and vsa timbefe1, ~
that Il can ha con ysnisntiy Divided into NJ :
improved tAsma Termssssy. For tur.s1 4
Lars apply 30 the mbadbsf or J. J: 'os~s
1907 Cbsplhe street, Wheeling, W Va ,,ry
jeiisE-tg siLas pA
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STABBED IN THE FACE.
An Ugly Cutting Array ut wellsburs-
Other News.

Other news.
WELLsBrRG, July 22.-tExclusive. +
This town adds another to the list Of stab
bling cases. John Burch went TO the office
of Or. Harden and asked him to remove a
knife blade from his face. Upon examina-
ton II was found that the knife had entered
at the the left eye brow and passed over the
eye ball, passing inside Of the lower eye lid,
and extended down the cheek, and was bro
ken of in the wound The Doctor enlarged
the opening OF the the wound and inserting
a pair Of forceps extracted piece Of an or
binary clasp knife blade about two and one
fourth inches long and onehslf inch wide.
He also found a cut in the ribs Of the lett
side
Burch is iaborer about twenty-three
years old John Hedington. a man Of
about the same age was arrested for doing
the siabbing and given hearing. at which
the evidence developed that on Saturday
night. be and Drreh had gone away from 9
dance in an orchard at the lower part o
town in compsny with some others with the
inscu;ion Of eugaSins IN 3 Gs;icaai that "a
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THE SHOOTING sCRAPE SETTLED.

Michael O'Neal Discharged From Custody
by Squire Caldwell.
Yesterday morning Michael O'Neal was
tried in Police Court on charge of shooting
in the city limits and fined s. and costs.
Immediately on his release from the city
authorities he was arrested by Constable
St. Meyers and taken before Squire Cald-
well on charge of shooting with intent to
kill After 3 full bearir..g o. o. Il; me evidence.
in which the wounded man, Mr.. Carney,
testified that 0'Neal was not to b'ame for
the shooting. The Squire discharged the
prisoner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23
Bound Over to Court.

Yesterday Thomas O'Hara, one of the
men implicated in the disturbance on the
Elm Grove cars about one month ago, wa;
released from the workhouSe. He was i'm
mediately re-arrested undet warrant from
Sauire Caldwell aud waived an eXamina
non in the State case for the same offense
he gave $500 bond for his appearance
before the Circuit Court. .
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Buckien,s Arnica saIve.

T he Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Der boz.
For sale bS Logaa & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23

GRAND excursion on the B. & 0. to
DAYTON 10 the Soldiers Reunion on July
18th and Both, 1884 On the about dates,
round trip excursion tickets will be sold to
Dayton, good for return passage to August
LIST, inclusive. A National Soldiers and
Sailors Reunion and Soldiers Monument
Dedication will be held at Dayton, Ohio,
July 10Th, 3Oth, and 81. 1881 Leave
Wheeling at $40 a M, l:35 p. m. Fair
round trip 800. Leave Bellaire a. 9:35
a. M. Il:27 p m. Fair round trip S3.7j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23

Another lot of carriages, jump seats, two
and three spring phsetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggies; al full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money thaa ever before offered in Wheeling
Call, see and price at J. W. Ferrers, corner
Main and Tventy-..rst streetss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23

II don't feel wellr' The stomach is out Of
order; neglected, this means chronic dys
pepsis You should take Acker's Dyspep-
STA Tablets and avoid this terrible disease
Sold by Edmund Booking and c. Menke-
mellet. druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. and
and r. P. Zimn.l> Bridgeport, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23

GRND School Childrens picnic to
Wellsburg, to the gas wells. Children S
tickets so cents round trip. adults IS cents.
For tickets see Louis c. Neidhardt, Ticket
Broker, 1904 Market street, Wednesday
july 23d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-23

ALI persons who like to have their cakes,
buildings, sauces and creams favored with
lIayorings that are dclicious-as fresh as the
ripe and perfect fruits-should use Dr.
Prices Special FlOvoring Extracts. DR..
Price was years periecting these favsrings,
and the large sale that they are having i,
evidence that they are appreciated.