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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
|REENBRIER INDEPENDENT AND
THE REGISTER.

Greenbrier Independent Of last week
one Of is broad columns and over
REGISTER. The entire article is a
1 1f adroitly constructed misstatements
omiug from such a responsible source,
hem nextto increditable. The warp
and caudor that runs through the
al is the groundwork upon which to
innocent readers confidence. The
| deception that crosses the warp At
stroke Of the loom, is so plain to any
nservant with the facts that it is only
ary to glance at the article to detect
purpose.
be Independent viii take the trouble
uire Of Judge HAYNoND, Mr.. Mason
hers, whom it accuses the REGISTER
ting Unfairly, the REGISTER warrants
| yill deny the allegation. As to run
D Mr.. RANDALL and his wing Of the
md running down Mr.. CARLISLE and
pg, the REGISTER has been very con-
We editOrially. l!s Washington cor
dent ID paid to gather and report the
Is be finds it, and is allowed to use
gment freely. This is necessary ii a
Aper is going to break through the
banded policy which the lnde-
pt so eeHngly deprecates. At
ame tic no man knows better
be editor Of the Independent, that a
poEden:'s views are not always the
OC the newspaper for which he writes;
bOving this he ought not to have at
b to have made his readers believe
ere.
RgGrSTER IS endesyOring to be a
hc Democratic newspaper unwedded
faction within the party and with an
rving purpose of soidifying and
thening it. Andits understanding Of
Uw TO attain that end is to lie about
| n or set of men, either directly or by
pdo, and to treat all aspirants for pub
kvOr alike until nominations
made. It claims the right
criticise both measures and
hdthe motives ofmen ia their espousa
avocacy Of them. As to the tunda'
y questions Of internal taxation
i, tariff, and the disposition'ot the sur
avenues, its views, when not guldeC
platform Of the party, will very hkell
from the views Of other papers ant
whose interests and ideas,are Widel..
sny from those Of the REGISTER an
Ople who patrouize it. But at tn
time, the REGISTER insists upon 1t
git to express those views, just as
Rs the right to others to do ta
until party platform or leg'slano
es Of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

ryr C,RLlSLE and SAMUEL j. RAN
ave both been to Albany BY invita-
Mr. CLEVELAND. Both gentlemen
On shown equal honor and consider
,bereupou all the politicians of both
are uOn-plussed beyond measure.
EyELAxp displayed his customary sa-
in recognizing equally these two
-stic giants. 1t cuts the bottom from
be malcoutents and political SANDER
9th gentlemen. The President elect is
,roperly thus early watching the
chess board st Washington and
notes Of how the psrtizans within the
re irving to make capital for their
We leaders at the expense Of both
aud the party. In order that this
,cmaking lot may be checkmated,
gvELAyp selects the plan Of having
renee with both Mr.. CARLISLE and
pALL 1t was well conceived and
ecuied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
AMUskMENrs.
MER ArnNL NHNT.

Tonight this great spectacular drama
will be presented at the Opera House. Tho
BROOKLYN Daily Times thus describes II 40
rendered nj Haverly's Theatre, In that city:
There was all the pomp and cireu instance
Of war, that full military band and reg.
iment Of blue coats could give, upon the
stage Of Hayerlys Theatre last night upon
the presentation Of Anson Ponds emotional
and spectacular drama Of Her Atonement.
Frequent representations oil the play N
this city have made its story familiar.
Apart from the emotional nature Of the
piece-sufiicien,ly powerful TO harrow the
sympotbies Of the most inveterate ~ we'll
as the tenderest Of plsygoer--the remin.
iscences which il gives Of the old war
days, the boys in blue and the long obluer-
ated landmarks Of the New York Of twenty.
FIVE years ago are sufficient 70 captivsts
tb public and make the play the success
which, spite Of the adyene prophecies OF
year ago. |, has proved TO bs. Her Atone
nent"is well mounted ADD excellcutly
acted, and although the massing OF 70
many persons on the stage over crowds1
some Of the tableaux, as for instance, the
effective climax OF the third act in which the
military and civil authorities stand 81 odds,
the play moved smoothly and the interest
Of q large and enthusiastic audience wAs
held until tie Small and tragic close. "Hss
| Aioucmeut" has all the elements ofs popu.
lar 81 ccess, and is certainly not one OF the
imported plays against which Policemsn
Nullighn launches bis wiiherins ssrcssn.
As On American pay therefore. II appeals
for ppllic favor, and the size and enthusiasm
of Is.i piph,s house augnrs well for sue.
cessfDl week.
PARL0R aAT,H
Tie New York News. Of September I'D.
speals Of this play ss follows
A, Tony Pastor . Theatre, last night
there was scarcely breathing room, and ~
there wss IN unlimited amount OF laughing
done at Mr. Chss. H. Hoyrs new fsfeicsi
comedy, "A Psrlor Match" the preassre
was very great For oddly, jollitv, hunos
and rafting racket OF fGn. 10 match "A
| Parlor Match would he difficult
CHIC corEsIE coxEDY COMPANY
in collars and CuGs" at Charley ShaJs
! Academy OF Music tonight. Tho Broebyn
| Times of November lih. says:
The Chic Comedy Company opened the
! season Win tntT COtniC eoSefNfCl 49,
and Cuifs" The house was crowded 20 ths
doors. and the sale Of tickets stopped b.
cause of lack OF accommodation. The
comicality was fan Of the wildsss sort Of
! fun and joIliiy, and introduced tvo come.
dams of especial excellence Miss Faasis
Beane. the daughter of ons Of the old tine
fayori,es Of the Old Bowery days, and NJ.
| Charles Gilday. Miss Beaas, ~ Bsifah
Ann Grubeater. was bright. active and ffof
icsome. Mr.. Charles Gilday, ~ the ss.s-
paper man, Willie Wsddle, editor Of "
Daily Denunciator, crowded his part With
absnrdities, speciAlfies and funny bainSsS'
tbs, kept the house in roar, and brought
out round after round of applsase. Tbe
boarding house scene with the eat dost ssl
moonlight disturbances being especially
good. and affordiDg sn excellent opportunity
for Miss Beane and Mr. Giidsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

= Is a lively racket going on at Am
lass, over the pOstofhce. The Dem
had been circulating petitions for the
Of the present incumbent, and
none but Democrats sign it.
| his time Mr.. CLsYELASD's letter to
Wv. CCRrIs appeared, whereuPon
.mas,er, who had supposed his cake
d. got up a counter petition, to be
4 in the Office, with the gist Of the
nj elect position on the civil service
printed at its head, and began crcu-
it among sl classes Of people, in
the pupils and professors Of the
eyes, until his string Of names out
the other side 10 point Of numbers
|uence. Then the other side began
4, their exclusive course, and are
.iug men, women and children, in
ything that can hold q pen, to sign
ition. So high and so hot has the
!riOn become that now everybody is
.ly awaiting the Inauguration to see
eEegt Mr.. CLEyELASD's letter to Mr..
will have upon the President S action.
e side is banking on civil service re-
/ rhile the other is claiming to the VIC
|ong the spoils.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
Horrible Hea dhche ]

nisawful to have headache, whether you
are lawyer, preacher, grocer, Postm,an'
housekeeper, sch, ol teacher, or any other
creature-if your head aches badly you bate
N have 10 work. Mr.. II. NJ Wroton, Gra-
ham, S. C.. WAS troubled with severe head
aches and tried many things which his
friends told him would cure the affection.
All in vain till he took Browns Iron Bitters.
He writes. 81 found great relief from its
use" 1t also cures dyspepsia, weakness
Indigestion, &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
A MODERN PROPHET.
sdicts the Day of His Death T~'
Months Ahead.

sdicts the Day of His Death Two
Months Ahead.
FEsrox, Tex, February l.--Wilham
3, late cashier Of the suspended
Savings Bank, died this afternoon
paralysis. Last November Garhek
sd from years sojOurn in the North,
sallh greatly improved. About the
4 December, from the books OF the
+ discovered it had been wrecked
his absence. Con6diug
matters to friends a
Garlick said his health was so re
be conld have lived for years, but
eoyery said he, will kill me. | vii
in two months" The cashier
b was fulfilled to the very day. n,
Of blame for the banks failure al
b Gsrliek'S 5 management.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

v,v York Sun thinks Rev. HEBER
: Of the Episcopal Church may be
, berssy. 1t says "His deFisiOn Of
,,-ips of the Trinity last Sunday
ssDecially intensified the feeling
him, and there are renewed efforts
am ont Of the Episcopal church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

orAcK doctors, electric belt and other
swindlers Who i've By frightsning our yoang
men and young women By nasty circular.
viii End their occupations gone when i
becomes generally known that Dr. Guysott
yellow Dock and SarsApariila ID q certain
cure for all Sesknessss Of the urinary or.
cana nervousness. etc. Obey the laws Of
beakh. take a few bottles Of this simple
remedy and you win soon be restored TO per
feet uahood and yonsuhood, free from Al
voYriment Of mind snd distress Of body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
weather Indication.

wasHrxGros, D. c., February IL 80 q.
m.-For Ohio and Tennessee valley, fAlr
weather, falling followed IN western Por'
lions BY rising temperAtcre, northEesteriYI
winds, shifting soUthuesterly, in Ohio Val
lev becoming variable, in Tennessee falling
ureceded in extreme east portions By rising
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes fair weather, follow
ing Monday night localsnows, partly cloudy
1eather, colder Monday morning, followed
by slowly rising temperature. northwest z
southwest winds. falling, preceded in eas
portions b7 rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

feriDg the greatest wrongs. That
the statistics showed that for every
dollar worker received the capitalist re-
eeived eight; that though workmen nova
days blacked their boots, other workmen
were starving, condition of affairs whicn
had only come about recently; that tramPs
were unknown prior to 1878; that million
aires had increased too rapidly within the
past one hundred years, and that the only
remedy was to force q redistribution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
1he q o. Extension.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
put lis foot down on the extension OF the
Wsgresburg and Washington Railroad
The plan is to connect the road with the
lie of the CHARTERS Railway at the Hemp
6eld trestle. The link viii pass under this
structure, which is part Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road. To prevent that a track
has been laid from the Baltimore and Ohio
down into and across the ravine and over
Catfish run. A train of cars now lays on
this track and g preliminary injunction
against the connecting faction is now IN the
hands of Sheriff Chambers, Of Washington
county. A hearing in the case Is fixed tol
February lO.-Pittspurg Dispatch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
THE GAS EXPLOSIONS,
No Deaths Yet Though One is Expected
tn Occur.

No Deaths Yet Though One Is Expected
to Occur.
PITTSBURGH. February NO deaths
have occurred from Yesterdays natural gas
explosion. The twenty-One victims are
resting easy with one exception, Mary
Smolder who struck the. match which
caused the first explosion. Her con-
diion is very serious, and 1t Is
feared she inhaled some of the burning gas.
The others are believed to be out of danger,
The scene of the disaster was visited to day
bv thousands of persons. Ropes have been
: piaced around the wrecked district and ex
ira police detailed to keep the croTd back
and nreyent injury from falling walls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
AFireman Injured.

While en- route to the FIRE on the South
Side yesterday morning, Peter Dillon, extTa-
man of the Eighth ward company, had the
misfortune to be thrown from the reel
breaking one of bis legs. He was taken to
bis home on Thirty-tbird street and DIR.
Pines summoned, who redsced the fracture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
About Correct.

MANCHESTER, February 10 LsarY the
Feuian, lectured to 1000 persons this even
ing. He condemned the recent outrages
and said they were likely to complete the
epslavement of ireland. He characterized
the dynamiters OF America as ignorant aud
.unserupulCus fanatics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

-,o NcCREERY desires to be under
l., IN his bill he did not want the
:. vora for advertising cut down on
exhibits only that the minor and
toms De bUlked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
PRO AND CON.
Trades Assembly and Socialist Debate In
Chicago.

Trades Assembly ana sociSAis' DoO "
Chicago.
CmcGeo, February About four hun
dred persons were present IN tns
West Twelfth street Turner hall
this afternoon to listen to q joint discussion
between the Socialists and Trades Assem-
DIV, the latter having recently passed Teso,
lutions deuouneing Socialism on behalf OF
the wage workers Of the city. A number oil
persons spoke on each side Of the question
On behalf Of the Trades Assembly 1t was
claimed the condition Of the laboring classes
in this country had been steadily improving
instead of growing worse; that they were
better housed, better clothed aud better
fed. Intact that in every way they were
better OF than ever before in the history Of
the world On behalf OF the Socialists n
was claimed that wsrkngmen were siiH snf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

rWGAS boy ate q bar Of soap, drank
Roda water and went to bed to cure
The doctor had a hard time to
through, but the boy nov SAYS the
ne catches a cold he will use De.
'ah Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
SENATOR GORMAN
Visits Albany and Explains to President
Elect Cleveland,

ALBANY, FebruOry l.-Senator German
called on President elect Cleveland to-day
and gave him detailed account of the ar
Tsngemen's made for the ceremonies OF his
Inauguration as President. He was in-
forwed fully OF the part OF the committee
Of arrar gements intended he should per
form. from his arrival in Washington,
March ?, till his departure from the Ar
inQton Hotel to the Capitol, March l.,
reading his inaugural and subsequent march
TO the White House. Senator German left
for New York in the evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
Rad for Babies and

NEw YORK. February IA fire 10 the
Consolidated Safety Pin Factory, in Crosby
street early this morning caused damages
20 the extent of $4,000. The noise OF the
approaching engines creat' d stampede OF
the audience in Harry Hills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

To CURE an ordinary cough or cold take
one dose of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night 1t
viii cause suspension of nervous excita-
bility. allow you sweet repose, and BY morn
ing the cough win be gone. Il IS the best
and therefore cheapest cure for coughs,
colds and consumption; is sold BY druggists
generally, and ought to be found in every
intelligent household. e&
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
sEFosE BREAKFAST.

.,,,r,c members of the Legislature
sd Mechanics" communication
-, column. twill enhghten you =
me exemption matter,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
Thy Seed After Thee

"FrAR brings disgrace, bravery: brings
honor. cowardice saves no man from ms
fate" says the CaliP Omar; but Dr. Bull 5
Cough Syrup has saved millions from an
swhl Iate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
Ip,.r..,i.s csr..s.y.

A very important epoch occurred n sAs
family OF that prince Of restanfantefs, nae-
I'm Thornton. yesterday. Il vss 70 lsss 90
even, than the bsy,iAn of ~ thissssa dsy
old son Johs Joseph. Tie eesenosy %.
CURED q, the Cathedral 81 l:30 SSIssk p
m, Right Rev. Bishop K.is olScistis4 -
Father MsGaIieott and Mss. kasy A. hkese
standing spoassn for tAs bog.
Durisr ihe sfssrao0s ssd svssisl hsri.e,
with bis secunomed hospitality. Asd -
friends dropping ip on him s.d vhue ~
were enauiring after the health d ths -
one and biz pothss. the fssb9 ~ sFrs9
The good things ppos then that vsss 4scsa
out II profuSion IN the sscoeA eey lss1O
front. The Bishop. Fsthen eslkvsa. psea
and @Me." Editor Hsn ssd. ns.y 49,
wen wishen Of Nr. Tbossto4s % Jssese
to The least
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

RrrKxSxK . couplets ezfs -
pains, soees, pispIsS ufisesJ s.e1n9
turhinG dres3s, nesvcsna 1
ipd;eestioa sod gesesul veahssW
and BODY, bspagkt % b inleels "a -
otbersi:s, h lbesl g ~ . S.z.-.
ofDr. Guyssosfs Yslse 49, - -. -
pasiIIa, . - - 80 -
-. a nasf vks - ssges9
c. NJ - srssg = s1psse =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
Egyptian Court.

And here sound the praises OF that
sisterhood who have remained unmarried
that they might administer to aged parents:
TIE brutal world sometimes calls these self:
sacrificing ones by ungallant names and
they are said 10 be precise and angular ana
queer. But if you had had onehaif OF the
anpoyances they have had, XantiPPe would
have been an angel compared to you 1t Is
easier 10 take care Of Eve romping, rollick-
inc children than one childish old man.
Among the finest specimens Of Eonanhood
in Brooklyn sud in yonder transponune
CITY, are those who allowed the bloom OF
girlhood 10 pass in ministries to their
narents. While other msidens we're asleep.
they were soaking the old mans feet or tuck
inc the eoyerEids around an invalid mother.
While others we're at the cotihon they we're
dancing attendance of rheumatism OF
spreading plasters for the lame back OF the
septuagensIian and heating catnlp tea toI
ipsomnia. In all our circles Of kindred
there was at least one such queen Of self
sacrifice who had iewelled hand attel
ierelled hand offered her in marriage, aud
We, by sense Of flial obligation was kept OF
the old place until health was worn out snt
the aitraclveness ofPersonL presence hA'
vanished
The world may give such oae nick
pame bnt God calls her his daughter and
heaven calls her saint aud call her
domestic martYr. 4 dozen ordinary uar
ned women have not as much poSIiitJ .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02

The question is often asked: "Will my
children in heaven always be childrenY
You want to get them back as they were
when they left you. Well, Joseph must have
been very much changed between the time
that Jacob lost him and the time when ne
found him-a ruddy lad at II, now mid
dleaged man, his forehead developed with
the great business of state. But it was
enough for the father that he had got his
son back again and OF but little importance
whether be looked younger or older. And
parents will be satisfied il their son greet
them at the door Of the Kings palace
whether their nature be cherub or ullgroWn
angeLhood. l thisk that celestial cline
and the roll of those supernAl years mus
make change, bat only from LONELINESS tc
more loveliness and from health to NOR
radiant health. You need not expect tha
the darling that lay white and painting gitl
membranous Group could live without glori
Gus betterment in q land where there Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-12

Mrs. b. J. Smith and Harry D. Smith
New Cumberland, are visiting relatives
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-12
Gnntl .RinI, lin.in.

! One Of the most enjoyable features at
the big Alhainbra fink rs the splendid
music which b 'furnished by the shinn-
ston comet band, lediby Prof. "A, 81. Jar
rett. eIslmusic is always Of D lively char:
acter, played in excellent time, and In
every way admirably suited torirink pur-
poses. The band has shown won.
deFfnl improvement since IL came
here, and not alone IS the rink
management 70 be, congratulated on Sc
curing such 2 fine Q usical organization,
but the people Of shinnbton hare 8 right
TO feelproad Of their musicians The ay-
lerage country band Is somethIngj to be
dreaded; the shinnston band i aInotable
exception. It's music Is pleasing and pop.
'ulaf. Itadls much TO the pleasure Of
skating in the big, handsome rink,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-12
5 rl1r mi. Assoc1ArrnN.

~ H q 40 . n
Does not Like Wheeling 10 Meet at Pitts.
fElf - 81 lsibdfgh. = .s.ass't ~
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gasstle re.
"a J. mi fed IA ibilo 4 ing article ii,
y );
teierencetoN the' 'ssi,ass ytsi s'tst.
Nail Associations which Slllibe read with
lintarest here: v. ~, n.
Thar a considerable dissatisfaetien
j sannYs me- n bars N fhe yyesiefi,
'Na;i 4 s,ocist Hon iabont The nlaees of'meet.
~. 1TvbsnY.tha oIgiSe was removed Ia
IiyVI;aa1,woi;t Ms mi the ihtAntion IA h6ld
Az ,naafinss IN thaf civ, moi did ne
l,yVhAeiinei !. tna ,nia 4tnyers sne1est- ar AZ.
nect eneh a co,rse The fact iiiat Wheel.
III Il I NJ center al the mali manniaeinrins
ld;st,;ct ono o,,e ,reason 81 the oilicers al
thsr assoeiotion were ei9t:ted from mat
eiIv. -1nothers and istill more potent rea.
soii was the fact that the headquarters 81
AZ ~ T y Naiiers' AZ Afhsriea have their
eAice and oifisers In wheeling. and 10
yaadily come d an understandable In re.
pard 70 such matters as may come. before
the ia, orpanizations. tie Nail Associa.
t;on oftiee. Was fixed there. m Iiig
'''ss W III: Z, Z, -, ,.,,,,,,,,.,,
nAp'Hgt ~ i't ~ 't.,fS. Il
."The tirst meeting under the new. !! ORDER
OF thinR salu S1enefai r2Mei q p esls
Z! ~, SSst Il ~ $40 amJ r ,t;%t
4 Viii sbe he isl one tlSst Willie iii held
there Personally Il prefer pittsbarali.
RI IN. tiis IN tha ,raiiFoad. land otiier
ee ~ ~. not necuIIar e. any Other
tow ,s hstween PittsbnrahT ana Chicapo aud
wanid rstlier come heitSe. A mantiiac-
tr n Ina always ,sometHine 10 bny ior I'M
NH MIL When IA Cones here and although Il
s'an;isa distsnee IA ma. i an ,WiIling Ia
co H 1fSr j slways drink / rather more
tban make the expenses OF nv trip.is "a.
Il n.hnSis an interior town. remote from
SIl'ti,s member. and when Vol, pet tllerc
n ntieIs nonstof the ad yaplayes ttaf either
EC;nc;n1ati : CHICAGO ar 'PittsbnreH docs. j
shaii Iote, in favor Of either PIttsbmrgh Of
|, Iihica.o,S !.sel iisS5s z ,ssi %.
: A. nEoa;nenta .lyhheliut; manufacture,
IN ;sss IN tSa' cify' siid. GIam onposed
,nIho,,i;nc tia meetinos al Wheelint. II
. ti,at e;ts tha fartnries ara .5Il Tnnaer con
ri eS ~ ~ stock com NAMES. and nj the meet
! mo- hsld tIere 4 flaw days Earoi alIitht
d;ssctS%s NH stoctLolders Who cared 10 81
J ,,'srs. nresert When lie 5insetin9 wa.
Sysr n aooI deal ofinformation that should
10 "a Mem ,,ii7i!55il ~ SsiilSs . Q 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-12
..leylpeath % DE. d. we.t.

DIR. S. b. West, one, Of the oldest and
best known physiclahs 81 Belmo1teoun
ty, died al his residence In Martin, Ferry
Yesterday morning, aged IS years.. III
will DE buried this forenoon at 10 o'clock
On Walnut Grove Cemetery: DE-. Wes!
was born In Jefferson county in 1872, and
rs 4 brother OF DR.. Henry West, ex:hfayol
DIST. Claiisyille. Heeommenced thestudy
OF medicine III 1881, and gradpatedlat TIL
Medical College OF Cincinnati ID 1885
and in the following spring Gommeaced
the practice OF Medicine in Martins
Ferry, where he has since resided and
been an active and enterptising citizen.
In 1851 be was stauneh. Union man, and
united with the Republican party, oi
which he has since been an active mem
her. He served during a,part ofsthe war
as surgeon in the Union army. He Was 9
genial, kild:heafted man and good
citizen. MI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-12

Popular Prices q. 70 and 70 cents,
Sale Of seats. Saturday. Maya N.Y.