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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10

There arc produced annually in this country
about Is 900 $50 lambs.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10

The total number of varieties Of
grapes now raised in this country is
not far from 800, and new ones are
appearing evrey year.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10

Get Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners applied
to those new boots and they will never run
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10
Important.

The mishtiest of sea monsters is Russian
ram now being built at a cost OF 81, 500, 900.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10

8 months treatment for soc. Piso's Remedy
for Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10

tENone genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" in
their name
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10
Catarrh in the Head

Originates in scrofulous faint In the blood. Hence
the proper method by which 10 cure eatarrh is 70
purify the blood Its many disagreeatle symptoms
and the danger OF developing into bronchitis or that
terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely re-
moved by Hool's saTsaparilla, which cures eatarrh
by purifying the blood and also tones up the system
and greatly improves the general health Of those
49,. ..l-a
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10

FoR RATES Tor advertising this parer. apply 10 the
Publisher. Il Forty-nine
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10
General Health Benefited

For many years beginning so far back don'tre'
member when, Ihad the catarrh In my head, II con
sisted of an excessive row from my nose, ringing and
bursting noises IN my and pains ON the top oil
my head, The hawking and splitting were most ex
cessive In the moralng when the back part OF my
tongue would he thick with white fur and there
would be q bad taste IN my mouth. My hearing was
affected In my lett ear Five years ago ! BEGAN 70
use Hoods SarSaparilla ! was helped right away
but continued To use II I'll felt mysclt cured NY
general health has been good ever since the catarrb
loft mo. n--MNs. X. IL CAuLElEIn, LOMelh
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-12-10

TO produce real genuine sleep and child
like repose all night, take little hop Ditto,
on retiring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
New Books.

TIE DARK HoUsE-A Knot Unravelled-
by George Manvile Fenn-l2mo, illu-
minated paper cover, price rs cents.
The author Of the Dark House is one of
The most accomplished writers Of the day,
and anything from bis graphic pen is al.
way welcome BY q long list Of sdmiring
readers on both sides OF the Atlantic. The
tale is highly dramatic throughout, and the
interest grows from fhe very beginning and
keeps the reader eDgrossed until the last
page il consumed; il is IN fact "ss horribly
fascinating that once taken up it can not
be laid down" For sale By booksellers
generally, or mailed postpaid, on receipt Of
price, by A. N. Marquis & Co., publishers,
Lakeside Building, CLARK and Adams
streets, Chicago, Ill.
The FIRST THREE YEARS OF CHILDHOOD, q
Study of Infant Psychology, BY Bernard
Perez.
Among the new fields Of investigation
which science has opened up, there is one
more inviting than that of infant psycolo-
gy. The beginnings of all things are fall
Of interest, as We see by the amount of in
quiry nov devoted to the origin of human
institutions and ideas, and all the various
forms of life And the beginnings of the
human mind the first dim stages in the de-
velopment Of mans god like reason, ought
surely to be the most interesting Of all" a
book that no student. parent or trainer OF
children can affsrd to be without For sale
By booksellers generally, On mailed post
paid. on rscei I Of pr1ce. By A. n Marcus
4 r. pehli.hfra. Lzkcxf6a B1;idiD4 Cix1k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Il TWO HARTS,
Who VIII Present Buttons" at the Opera
House Tonight.

Who Will Present "Buttons" at the Opera
House Tonight.
The "enfants terrible" Of the coming
season are the Buttons" and the "But-
tons" are Mr.. aud Mrs. Tony Hart in Viii
liam Gill g farcial absurdlty Buttons" l.
treats of two children who are continually
on the rampage, creating terror and dismsy
on the farm Of Max Strouber, their uncle
Our citizens are promised a great treat in
he appearance 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Hart
in their new pay, assisted by a special
y selected company. In addition to
Tommy Buttons"M Mr.. Hart appears as LA
viUis Jobnsing a colored lady of culture
Mrs. McGonigte, an Irish woman, and sew.
eral other of his great representations tina,
have made the association Of Harrigan and
Hart so famous; while Mrs. Hart as TiIy
Buttons, Yum Yum, a Chinese beauty
poor Joe, q wait, etc., shows that she pos
sesses versatility Of no mean order. The
music is new aud catchy, written especially
Tor Buttons" They have secured E. j
Parker, late business manager OF Dior
B~oucicault, whose well known energy will
no doubt pilot Buttons" through a pros
porous season.
In Buttons Mr.. and Mrs. Hart create
two parts which for 60, vim, dash, vitality
have no equal on the stage. All who have
been fortunate enough to have seen Tony
Hart, late of tie firm of Hsrrigau & Hart,
in his clever portrayals, know that any char
acter in his hands will be irresistible in
his qu~sintness and individuality, while his
equally talented wife need only BIZ men
tianed as the clever Gertie Granville to in
sure for her q hearty welcome on our boards
Ibis evening the Wheeling public will have
I'D opportunity Of Witnessing this splendid
piece at the Opera House, and a crowded
bouse Ia iUaured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
BELLAIRE.

A fellow I&med Baker assaulted Mrs
J'f,rs, in the Second ward, about nine
n'cl,ck on Saturday night. The woman
ad a finger bit and received injuries sbout
he face.
Midget" Dick was disorderly again Sat.
uIdsy night and had to be run in. The
ock-up seems to be a fsvorite resort of this
elbow on Saturday night
Yesterday morning tho Episcopal Mission
Sas found to be too chilly for the continue
ion of Sunday school The hard Goa
stove, which was chuck full of severa
months gathering of old papers
coal, etc, was started, but it smok
ID 20 that the Sunday Schoo.
.cholars had to seek the fresh air o. the on
,ide Of the building. Finally it was decidei
to carry the burning contents out in buck
etc. This was done, but the smoke had been
Copqueror so long that the usual lesson of
the day was dispensed with.
Shuttleworth has at last got his race out
Of Burkett. The trials of speed will take
place at the Alhsmbrs rink on Friday even
ing, October l6. IF It'd" downs his con.
testsnt he will be the champion roller skater
in these parts. He viii 60 into active train
i'g at once. 1t is safe to predict a very in
teresting race, aad the winner will have to
hustle himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
A Great Game of Base Ball.

Many Wheeling people are fond Of base
1sll, IS is shown by past patronage. On
Tuesday next, October s, they will be treated
20 the finest display of skill on the diamond
bat has ever been accorded to this section,
q Q celt brsted Allegheny and Louisville
ch bs, members of the American Associs'
ion. will cross bats here, aud a. these great
cam are very evenly matched, an exciting
game may looked for. The renowned Hecker
ill handle the sphere for the Louisyilles,
VI lie the California wonder, Morris, will do
e box work for the P,ttsburg nine. Both
Tbs will have their best men and the pub
,c can rely that while the game ls of tn
,hibition variety it will be q hard Ggh,
tereip both sides will do their utmost
s these clubs receive q heavy guarantees, i
to be hoped that all the lovers of tn
Gtionsl game viii turn out en- mssse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Charley Shay's Academy.

The city of Wheeling iscovered from on
d to the other with flaming bills announc
e the coming Of the Murphy-Wells Pleas
ne Party, which will open a weeks engage
ntnt at the Academy tonight. The com
rsny is composed of some OF the most pop
uIsr sta of New York city, while the pro
sraume given is said to by the Cincinnati
cspers to be the best ever seen in that city
"Fun on the Rail" aud 'Rudolyh's Ambi-
lion" two comedies produced By the com
any, are very funny, and keep the audience
n continual rosr Of laughter. Mr.. Geo
Murphy, Miss Katie Wells, W. E Murdell
Golden and Drayton, Miss Ma'vins Renner,
Mr. Wiley Hamilton. Miss Lulu Wiley, Lar
ender and Price, Mr.. Edward Gallagher.
Miss Jennie Wilson, Fields and Leslie, Mr.
VI. L. Townsend, Mr.. W. ]. Potter, and Mr.
P. Goodriess, surely make up a very large
large and talented company of artists
Monday, October IL, commences Wheelinys
6rst grand dramatic festival, with Nj 50
Ethel Tucker in "Queens" the great Union
Square Thester success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
PERSONAL POINTS.

Hovsm ents OF wheelingttes, and the Com
ing and Going OF Strangers
s. B. Gsrrigies, of Chicago, is at the
Howell.
John c. Shelly, of Omaha, Neb., is atthe
Howell
James O. Watson, of Fairmont, is at the
Stamm.
s NJ. Burson, of Hanover, Ohio, is at the
Stanm.
c. A. Cline, of New Matamoras, O., is at
be Howell.
Mr.. John NJ. Norton, Of Ironton, o., is al
he st, James.
E. F. Phillip, of Warrington, is regis
tered at the Howell.
Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Adams, of West
Alexander, Pa, were in the city Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Rev. s C. Hair, who have
been eff on a short visit in Ohio, returned
home on Saturday.
The Misses Phillips, of Allegheny, Pa,
who were the guests of Mrs. Ida Lenkard
of the Island, have returned home.
Rev. Dix, formerly pastor Of the Wesley
NJ. Z. Chapel, is in the city a few days
among old friends, and will leave this week
for Davis City, Ia, where he has received 3
call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
A GIRL MISSING.

Mary Lowery, a Wheeling Young Lady,
Can't Be Found
About four weeks ago an eleven year old
girl named Mary Lowery, daughter of 9
South Side blacksmith of that name'left this
city on q visit to her uncle, John Fetzer, OF
Warren, Ohio. After remaining in Warren
q few days her uncle put her on board an
Ashtabula & Pittsburg train to 60 to
Pittsburg for a day OF two, from
whence she WA to return to her home here,
From that time up to the present all trace
of the girl was lost, and although the police
of this city and Pittsburg have been endeaV-
oring to clear up the mystery of her dissp-
pearance, they have met with no success
whatever. The girls uncle, Mr.. Fetzer,
Rent to Pittsburg, Saturday, to aid in the
search for the girl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

cat which was 20 inches high and 8 feet
long.
Raleigh G. q. wants q high school
Huntington is putting in an elected light
plant.
The Raleigh county jail has been sold for
$2F.15 |.
Charlestovn viii be 100 years old in. oc-
tober 1886.
Wyoming Circuit Court viii convene on
the 18th inst.
Braxton county is said to be over-rua
with squirrels.
Mrs. Polly Cfemens, Of Mason county,
claims to be lis years old.
Joseph Pirrung, of Gsymont, W. Va, is
advertising for coal miners.
The season. lust closed at Berkeley Springs
has been q very successful one.
The Richie Gazette announces the recent
dedication of q new church on Whisky
Run"
William Winsted and nine others, indicted
for riot in Fsyette county, have been &C
Quilted.
A teachers examination will be held at
Shady Springs, Raleigh county, on the 18th
ofthis month.
A Wood county farmer last week exhi5i-
ted at Psrkersburg a stalk of corn IA feet
ii inches in length.
There was heavy frost last week in Sum-
mers, Mercer and adjoining counties, severe
ly iDjuripg the tobacco crop.
There will be a reunion Of the Twelfth
West Va. Volunteer InfsLtIy at Mounds.
vile on October 22d and 23d.
DR.. Hattie Jones, an accomplished young
lady of Terra Alta, has decided to 60 to
Kansas 10 practice her profession.
Twenty nine indictments for unlawful
retailing of THE ardent, were found last week
by the grand jury sitting at Fayetteville.
The Kanawha Valley is building up rap
idly. There will soon be q near approach
10 q continuous town from Charleston to
KsnsRhs Falls.
There are now in the penitentiary 274
prisoners, as against 256 at this time last
year. One-fourth of the number are col.
ored. Only six are females.
The Lewis county fair was q grand tail
ure 1t is said that one party who won
about 5000 in premiums could not even get
back his entrance money. The directors
will probably close out the affair by selling
the grounds.
The Braxton Democrat says that from
High Knob, on the farm of John G. Nor.
rison, in that county, an observer can see
| objects in twel e counties in the State. To
the north can be seen Gilmer and Lewis;
east Upshur, Randolph and Webster; south.
Clay, Nicholas, Fsyette, Greenbrier and
P~ocahontas, and wet, Calhoun and Roaue.
Two short lines Of railroad are being
built in Fsyette county, near Sewell. One
u miles up Mann's creek to the Samuel
Tyree farm, to the valuable coal lands re-
Gently purchased by the Longdale Iron Co.
The other road will be built by Mr.. John
Nutall up Keeny's creek, a distance of ten
miles, to the Mosby farm, where 2,OOOacres
of coal are to be opened to the market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
AN
THE MINERS STRIKE.
Ashort Talk with a Prominent Membsr
of the Union.

Ashort Talk with a Prominent Member
of the Union.
The Chairman of the Wheeling Creek
Miners Committee was met BY a reporter
yesterday, and during a conversation ne
said:
There is an error in the statement that
the men along the line are out because
Michael Morgan was not reinstated. We
are out simply because the company refused
10 employ Union men. I'll tell you justhow
it is. After Mr.. Walters, who represents
he company had given US MS
answer in regard to Mr.. Morgan
we again made a proposition to him that
we would dispose Of the Morgan case if b"
would give Us assurances that mons of our
other men would be discharged without
cause. This was also refused and he end ed
" saving to us that when the mines started
gain it would be with non union men.
There is another thing which l wish Won
Eoul6 correct, and that is that re attempted
" foul means to force two Italians into
'oinirg our union. There is nothing in the
.epOrt. We mean to make a quiet strike
nd avoid any ~uuls~ful proceedings what
yer. II We win, we mean to do it BY fair
mssrs IS tina. is always the best plan IN
the end"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
BENWOOD.

Friday was pay day at the Riverside steel
plant.
The bar mill is running double turn.
Mr.. Cbas Sprouts left yesterday for Hol-
hdays5urg, Pa, where he has accepted a
position in the nail factory.
The Messrs. Kelley also left for the same
place.
Miss Laura Voltz, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of friends here.
Miss Ada Mitchell, OF Wheeling, was the
guest of friends here last week.
Mr.. Aug, Schad is furnishing his new
hotel on Main street.
Messrs. ]. Mcdonald and c. Gordon re.
turned from Braddock, Pa, last week.
Rev. Price who has eficaciously dis
charged the duties OF pastor of the NJ. E.
flock, was resppointed for the same place to
the satisfaction of all.
Rev. W. Rheildsffer, formerly of this
place, was in Town Thursday.
Rev. Trainer, of Morgantown, was the
guest one day last week Of his daughter,
Nr. F. Evanp.
The Misses Deegen, who are attending
Vt. De Chsntal, are spending the Sabbath
1t the residence of their parents.
Mrs. McMechen and daughter, Miss Ly'
jia, who has been visiting friends in Kansas
City, Mo are expected to return shortly.
Mrs. Nickerson, who lives a few miles be.
low here, while in town yesterday, accident
Iy fell from their wagon, breaking her collar
6cne and otherwise considerably bruised.
She was conveyed to the residence Of Mrs.
Lineburger and DR.. Ford summoned, who
slilfully rendered the necessary attention,
after which she was taken to her home in a
carriage.
One Of The most susve young gentlemen
Of this city will Join the Benedic,s this week,
leading to the hymeniaI altar a fair lady of
Wheeling.
Miss Hi gins, OF New Martinsville, is the
que, ts OF fIie' ds here.
Mrs. A. L. Policy is visiting friends in
Sherrard.
Tie Mi sess Cowel, OF Pittsburgh, were
he guests IF friends here last week.
Mr.. John Hendershot, who has oficiated
in the caps city of brakeman on the Ohio
River rsilrca for the space Of one year,
vas recently promoted to the position Of
express sg, mt. His many friends are glad
o note his speedy advancement, and hope
at no distant day to see him take the next
ard highest step-conductor.
A number of pugilistic encounters in
OVID yesterday, the participants OF which
had a hearing before His Honor.
Our worthy postmaster received q com
m~unication from the United State Geologi-
cal Survey requesting him to furnish sccu-
rate iDformating to them concerning the
profles of the railroads of this vicinity, the
directions, the levels of stations, and the
difference in heights. Through the efficient
aid Of Mr.. W. Mann, Mr.. Policy has furn
ished q map and plans of the routes with
heights and all that is required in the most
accurate n
A citizen OF centre wsri was before the
Mayor yesterday for shooting in the city
limits, and carrying concealed weapons.
Those brutal strest6ghts or fights in q ga
loon are anything but elevsting to the gen.
ersl character Of the town.
The proprietor Of the Photographic van
will return when business brightens.
A small child Of Mr.. Gsrrety vas inferred
at Mt. Calvary Friday last.
Mr.. Max Bialas returned yesterday.
J. L. Brsddox, Esq, has accepted
he position of general manager of the
steel plant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
THE G NEWS,
,sPresented In Yesterdays Issue OF tn,
RaUiafar-

sPresented in Yesterdays Issue OF tn,
Register.
Following is a summary Of the local new
f our S, ndsy issue
Entertaining conversations with prom
cent citizens on various topics of local il.
.erest.-A South Side man loses fifty.
fvedcllais.- Officer Richard Wllkie hands
n bis resie nation. Mrs. Hall breaks he,
,rm at the Island rink.--The B P. 0
Elk to give q social session on Wednesday
-Burkett and Shuttleworth make a race
One thousand people attend the glass
workers carnival at the Alhambra Palace
rink-Three houses of i'll fame ralded.
Interesting summary of the history OF
Masonry in this city. Readable Inter
view with q reporter.-Mrs Henry Bser
loses a valuable diamond.-Sscretary
Flapnery's opinion OF the ~oVer.the.river
miners strike
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05

pisk.d Up Here and Thsrs ~ Rsgiassr
Reportexs.

Picked Up Here and There ~ Register
PoLIcE investigation tonight.
Pull your Overcoats out of hook.
YESTERDAY was decidedly winterish.
TH1s is ex-PresideDt Arthur's birthday.
Mr.. AND Mas. ToSY HART at the Opera
House tonight, in Buttons"
DURING the present low stage OF water
work upon the Back river dam 10 being
pushed.
OFFICER BRIHKMAN, who was hurt in at,
tempting to quell g row in the South End
some time since, is on duty at the City
Building as night police.
TIE Ritz-Grifin baat race, which was to
have taken place at Chautsuqus Lake Sat
urday, did not come of, owing to rough
water. The betting was even.
GEORGE PARISH, of Bellaire, says he is not
the man whose name is attached to the
psper signed by the Laughlin mill men. and
published In the SUNDAY REGISTER.
The beautiful suburban lots into which
Mr. Lewis Bakers farm has been cut up,
will be offered for sale at the front door OF
the Court House on Thursday morning.
THOMAS GEARY, who is wanted in Pitts
burg for grand larceny, vas arrested Satur;
day evening by officers West and Duffy, and
placed in Jail, where he will be kept until
sent for.
As Lot.a's coming will cause q big rush
for seats, Frank Wheat viii have men on
the ground to secure the best seats at the
opening of the sale. SEQ him about it; it
will ave trouble.
A SMALL boy, who said his name was
Mollinsky, was found last night BY Officer
West wandering around the streets. The
little fellow said he came all the way FROM
Chicago in a freight car. He was allowed
to sleep at the City Building all night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Bicycle Notes.

TIE coming road race is exciting great
jrtertst among wheelnen Of surrounding
towns.
All the Wheeling boys should enter for
be big race. It will be thelsst opportunity
for a royal days sport this year.
Hugh High, Of Pottstown, Pa, passed
Trough town Tuesday on his return trip
from Seward, Nebraska. He started from
Pott town last spring and has made the en-
ire cistsnce on his wheel, which is q fifty
uch Expert. His ~cyclometer registered
1875 miles from Seward to Huntington
lie is a member Of the American Wheel
mans League and the Po.tstown Bicycle
Club Huntington Advertiser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Two Big Days at Pittsburg, Pa, octOb,

9th and 18th, 1885.
Grand Army Day, October 9th, and the
celebration of the opening Of Davis Island
Dam, October 7th, promise to be two days
of an instructive and interesting character.
For both of these days, men distinguished
in the civil and military departments of the
government viii be present prominent
among the latter will be Generals Sherman,
Sheridan and Logan. A fitting finale of
these bril- liant occasions will be the exhibi-
ion of Natural Gas on Thursday evening,
October 9Th, by the Philadelphia Natural
Gas Company. These attractions will draw
thousands of people to Pittsburg and to &C.
eommodate 81 who may desire to go the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis Rail-
way and the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rsil
road have arranged to sell special cheap ex-
eursion tickets to Piitsburg on October 9Th
and 7th-wiih limit of return passage by
any regular train stopping at the destina-
ton Of return ticket, until Friday, October
9Th, inclusive
For time Of trains see small bills. Fare
for the round trip 81 so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
rBrr sKrrPED,
But Left the House Behind rhsm-A Rob-
Der Fciled.

But left the House Behind Them-A Rob
Der Fciled.
When Officers Junkins and Duffy vent to
the house on Sixteenth street between Market
and Main, on Saturday night to pail the
inmates, they found that the birds had
flown and the house was empty of humanity;
1t seems that some one over the creek had
got onto the fact that the pull was to be
made. and rushed up to the house and IN.
formed the occupants of their intention to
pull it. They dropped everything, and lett
The house to take care Of itself.
Shortly afterwards Officer Duffy passed
the house and saw q light NOV ng in one OF
the upstairs rooms and went in to investi-
gate. AS be entered q man rushed cut the
back way and it was discovered that he had
evidently gone into the house for the pur-
pose of robbipg, as things upstairs were
scattered around promiscuously.
Some chap must have been engaged in
giving pointers freely on Saturday night, as
no one was found at the Ship mansion OK
cept the madame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-05
Weather

WASHINGTON, D. C., October 5.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, slightly
warmer and generally fair weather, winds
generally from south to west, with lower
barometer.
For lower lake region local showers,
south to west winds become variable, with
. slight rise in temperature.