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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18
Cancer for Many Year.
Nnatehed from the Grs's

~ s.r.h r. Turner and her mo'hsf, ~
Rrynn, for pinrteen yean rerlocns
Teno.' axe the following tsb@ehs ,
merits Of Sxih's spscihc MA iun.
veil fnovu In that community. rhs.',a I
81 w ana ted for two or thfee tenp -
ros and kryTp las combined. syses
b,oSen 5oxni n , strength and sppsusrm|
t.ssma nv S.t,ja . as q child, being MS =,
10 Nae Nv nv n ends. Isss tr,A,ei M
ply scians In The Q 'Einupny .a,h as
and the other usual repeal1 u asr,5I
given up 10 die by a y friends ~! bSa "
Ieyond dsscrtpooD, . nd BAG lI' =, 80
ery, Lsrt Jsnuary II 'n indpeea 4, 4
ci&c. bsyIns recsiyeAA painpo,t ~" - -
detailing Its merits. n ehnt ls,p q
the effect TO bring baek 'cpc =. ,,,aI
thought OF betss we'll " ,1tsr Iprs
ness 10 the hoasehold. n.,sd 1o tti
bottles. The sAres have ,nIIIs 4
peaY~d; my strength has - Tshs..' sosdt
DO all Kinds OF bouss xort. ~ N. nv. y
sstIy believe, snstshed - n maa,tts o, I
not knew hov 70 b grtnfvft S.sE JrDa
cry. hEa "a :, a,unDr
know that r.. 8. .. has urest i,s oni
she wa the most vretched bca ~ N I'D
ever Nv whom she commsnod Ia ,,s y
tectly bciple-a. thank God tbdt p n 81
Il. hss savsd ny child. Me-
HunBoLpr, TEIS.. OCT. l.f1< rft|
Treatis on Blood and Skin Dhs1 Lnaz
THE swIvT sPErIyIc Co, Dra.er ,t9
Sold By LAughlin Broa q 90. and -
wholesale and rstsil. Wbe~''ns. W."
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AT LAST.
A County Infrmary Director Chosen After
One Hundred Ballots.

A County Infrmary Director Chosen After
One Hundred Ballots.
The Board Of County Commissioners re-
assembled at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
ell the members being present and resumed
bslIotipg for an In6rmsry director The hrst
ballot, the nintieth stood: Grubler, z; Ma
loney, /; John s. Creighton, 2, and Rad
ford, s. The Board then settled down to
work, and ballot succeeded bal
lot until the ninety seventh was
reached, when another Richmond entered
the field in the per.on of Mr.. Allen Davis,
late q toll keeper on the National road. Mr..
DAVIS received two votes, and held them
Till the one hundredan and first roll call was an.
nounced, when Mr.. James Creighton turned
up with six votes, and was accordingly de-
clared elected.
Mr.. Creighton, the lucky gentleman''Was
formerly a boss in the paving department
of the old Board OF Public Works, and is
well and iavorably known throughout the
city.
After this election was disposed of, there
was an effort made to proceed to the cleo
ZION Of a County Engineer, but a majority
OF the Board had had enough Of balloing,
aud voted for an adjournment.
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FAT TAKES.

A Patronage That Will Mase Hon. Jos
Miller's Friends, Friends Indeed.
Following is a lis. Of officers with salaries
attached, under the control of the new Com.
missioner 81 Internal Revenue, Hon. Jos
s. Miller, Take your choice: Mr.. Miller
salary is $4,000 per annum; deputy, s., 200,
two chiefs Of divisions, $4,000 each; FIVE
chiefs of divisions, 81 ) each; superinten
dent of vault, $1,000; stenogrspher,
$500; twenty.tour clerks, $l,80C
each; twenty-five clerks, $1,000
zach; thirty.four clerks, $1,000 each
t~wenty-four clerks (temale), $1,000 each;
fourteen clerks (female), 5000 each; two
messengers, $40 each; fourteen assistan'
messengers, 1920 each; thirteen laborers
$500 each; Chief OF Internal Revenue
agents, Sl2 per day; twenty-nine agents
subject to order, s. per day each; three
agents, subject to order, s. per day each
TWO agents, subject to order, Sc per da!
each. This makes 25S offices under tn,
patronage of Mr.. Miller.
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AGAIN MILITIA.
A New Military Company Organized Last
Evening.

A New Military Company Organized Last
Evening.
An enthusiastic meeting Of young gentle
men was held last evening in room Is,
Capitol building. for the purpose of organic,
ing a first class military company and
maintaining it as q permanent independent
institution in the city of Wheeling. At
least half a dozen names were suggested for
the new organization and finally, when a
vote was reached, the name of Wheeling
Light Guard wa adopted BY q decided ma
iority. On motion the following civil 9th
GERS were unanimously elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
. President, John Carothers; Vice Presi-
dent, Harry Boyd; Secretary, l.. K. d. Hun
ter; Treasurer, John Fallon.
The following committee was appointed
to frame a constitution and bylaws; Messrs.
Boyd, McKeever, Teatrre, McNabb aud
Hunter. The uniform that will be adopted
is similar to that worn By the French Chas-
seurs of the Imperial Guard of France;
said to be the handsomest in the world. The
tactics for drill will be Upton's Z. s. In
fantry tactics. The election of military
officers was deferred until after the adop-
ZION of the constitution aud bylaws. The
meeting adjourned until 7;30p. IN to NOR
row night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"osLY A woxAN's HsAKr.'

"oNLY A woaANs HsAkr.
A comfortably filed house greeted ON!
q Woman's Heart" at the Opera house, ias
night, and Judging from the frequent aP,
plsuse the auditors were nisa,J
pleased with the play. The piece
is a very pretty drama, adouna,ns 10 re.
matte situations, and was certainly wen
ceived last evening. The piece VIII 10 I'D
duced at the matinee this afternoon, anu
again this evening, when, no doubt large
audiences will greet it.
THE ACADEMY.
"For a Life" at the Academy is playing
n verv GOOD houses this week. The piece
is a good one and takes well with
those Who have witnessed it. The
matinee this afternoon, and the evening
performance will be the last chance to see
this piece, as a change of programme VIII
be made.
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WHERE Is He:

A Young Man Comes to West virginia
to Seek His Fortune, Leaving One Be-
hind.
The following letter was received by Capt.
Porter Smith yesterday, which explains it
self
NEW YORK, March 10.
You would greatly oblige an old mother
if you could send her any information of her
son, Morris Mulinsky, born March IL, 1868,
whom she has not seen or heard from dur.
ing the past four years. The last news re-
ceived from him was from Steubenville, O.,
which town he left in May 1881, for his
home here. AS there was no reason for his
not arriving here, l am inclined to think
that be took the advice Of some Of his boy.
ish companions aud went to some place 10
YOUR State TO make bis fortune.
Should you be able to trace him, you can
inform him that bv the death Of an uncle
here. he tell heir to a large amount of
money. Mas. A. MULISsSY,
sc Forsythe Street.
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SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the Stranger
Within Our Gates.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
within Our Gates.
John Mcbride, of Mansfield, Ohio, is in
the city.
A Brady, of Washington, Pa, is a. the
Howell.
James II. Cats, of Darlington, O., is ct
the Stamm:
j. L. cunningham, of Webster county, is
at the Howell.
Charles P%ontins, Of Cameron, o., was in
the city yesterday.
VIM: 81. Mccarthy, the famous Jockey, is
at the Mcclure.
James Il. Jackson, of Darlington, O., was
in the city yesterday.
Col c. ]. Lang. of Garksburg, W. Va,
was in the city this week
Miss Nellie Sharp has returned from a
pleasant visit at P~ittsbu-g.
d. N Stunn and daughter, of Stunns-
ton, W. Va were at the Stamm YESTERDAY.
Miss Nellie TanrehiIl, q charming young
lady Of Martins Ferry. is the guest Of Miss
Sharp, Of North Wheeling.
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IN~AUGUKArION LOrTERY.
some of the Prizes "Drawn" by the Long
Fingered Gentry.

Some of the Prizes "Drawu" by the Long
Fingered Gentry.
Chief of Police Smith yesterday received
a circular from VIM. Nee. Dye, Superin-
tendent Metropolitan Police, Washington,
d. C., giving a list Of valuables lost or
stolen, belonging to residents and visitors to
Washington, during Inauguration week
from March lst to eth. The assistance Of
the police departments is solicited to restore
The property and bring the thieves to justice.
The circular mentions the following articles
rs missing, each of which is described
Twenty.four gold watches, most of which
were %laoies'; seven pairs of earrings; twelve
gold chains; four sets ~jewelry; eighteen
yards gro grain silk; one gold thimble;
seven gold dollars, with monograms; eleven
charms, badges, &C.; one silver thimble;
seven treastpins; eight rings; twelve brace
let's, gold and silver; three certificates Of
deposit and one note; a number of sets Of
cuff buttons, lockets and other jewelry. The
list does not give the number of pocket
books lost, probably because the number
was so large that the paper would not hole
them.
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University Of Pennsyv,

!; pkrhnrsnSr or ARTS, four !as !
ii. TOWN. s%IIENTIFIC School. sv.,
In IA Chemistry. ,bI Geology And s,,iVS
Engineering, ID lytamicaI En,ipetSs.
texture, 'eadirg 10 h. =, and 10 t.ssrk.t
&c (Praeucal Chemist. NJ. T., {, EIJ
Ill. WHARTON SCHOOL OF FIy,sc,
osY. Courses in lonsti,utionalIa az ,sss
minittIation, Political Eeouomy, Ntr,,s
and Practice. Finance, BANKING, Rlrs
". COURSE IN PHI osorHY. four
latin, French, German, Mental and No, =
ply, Mathemati's, General sdppc,' en-.
slruction in biology with Laboratory vst 3
Phi X.
Liberal elections in and be,we.u the.
close Of second J ear.
v. CouRsK IN MUSIC. TNo-yesn' g-ls j
d gree Mus. BAG 1
VI MEDICAL 8 CHoof. 1hree yesr' yruI1
with optional lcuiih year. Ie,rr MI \
VII LkSrAL scsoot. Two! can gu:xI
Degree d. u. 5. 1
VII. vKTsRINARN School. Thnr.,..
ed course similar TO European schooIs ~
Clinical and laboratory advantages
feature In these thr,e schools. -
IN. LAW sCHooi. 1wo.yoas' cour. d.
admits 10 Pennsylvania lar. IIccres nj. n
X. BIOLOGICAL School Two yran' os.
extended laboratory worh. Ccriaca,. ~,
Medical School Without eIaminauo, !
coursteL =
XL. DRPARTAEST OF Phi; osoPny. In.
poe graduate coune in nuneieu. subtt, 4
10 degree IN. d.
In making inquiry please specify denrs.
REV. JESSE Y RuRI' ~y-
University Of rennsylvania, West Phl,..t,
mrlseodeAdyb
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C Altar R

That pure, sweet, safe and effective Ausaal
tiIlation OF Witch Hazel, American Pr. \
Fir, MarsoId, and Glover. blossom, al
YoRD's RADICAL CURk voR CAIAUER. uil !.
CATARRHAL soLvRsr aud one SISnr1
PROVED IEBALKR, all In one package. ur !
had Of all druggists for si.N. Ask ir siiv
RADICAL CuRR.
Complete Local and constitutional 1Nt,1
every form OF Gatarrh, from . Il nple Co ri
epza 10 loes Of smell, Taste, and Hetnul D
Bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consunpaoz .,
package.
.Clsrgymen, Vocalists,
And Public Speakers without nutabr vp|
present lsefulncss and success 10 san!Ort, Z
Cure fer (atarTh.
Rev. IT. wigsin says: "One Of the b-,u
for Cnisirh- nay, the best remedy We tsT
in o lifetime OF surering-is sanioti I
Cure. II clears the head and throa, ., ,u,
that, taken each morning on rising. thrr I
unpleasant secretions and no di,AgreeAb. b
during the cu,ife day, bat an u~pprcjcsaI
ness OF vCice and respiratory organs"
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81 q.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Bea
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ON III OHIO.
An Epitome of News Concerning the boa's
and Boatmen.

An Epitome OF News Concerning inc o'"''
and Boatmen.
All the local packets left as usual. .
The Monitor passed up with a tow yester:
day.
The Abner O'Nealleft yesterday for S'eu'
benville.
There was a good deal Of ice in the river
yesterday.
The Katie Stockdale passed down yester-
day morning.
The Diurnal left at IL a. m. yesterday for
Parkersburg.
The Andes left yesterday for Cincinnati
with a big trip.
Captain Mack CANDLES condition Is re-
ported as being no better.
The Elaine will be to days packet for Par
kersburg, leaving at IL a. m.
Captain Ed. CIiLe left yesterday on the
Andes for q visit to Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham passed up for Pitts
burg yesterday with a good trip.
The Alice Brown landed $500 bushels
OF coal at Memphis and is on her way up
with emp,ies.
The United States steamer Lily is at Gin:
%cinnati, making ready for an inspection
trip to Pittsburg.
The Charles Brown No. ? which sunk in
the Mississippi, was valued at $4,000 with
81, 900 insurance.
The John D.rLewis landed a tow of IA
nawha coal at Cincinnati and left on her
return trip with empties.
PrrTsBuRG, March l7.-River 6 feet IL
inches, and rising. Weather clear and
cold.
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IN GENERAL.
Revenge is Sweet.


Ifs gentleman wishes TO revenge himself
on some fair but cruel feminine friend, let
him first ascertain whether she can or can
not skate. II she cannot skate, the gentle
mans revenge will be complete, for all he
will have TO do is to extend the lady a polite
invitation to participate ia the Grand
March," persuade her that she can 60
through it all right, have her accept his
kind offer Of assistance, and then he may
quietly enjoy the supreme satisfaction OF
seeing her mop the floor when left to skate
~ herself. This cruel practice is INDUCED
in almost every day at the different Kinks by
beartless masculine wretches, to their
shame, be it said.
Foot Ball..
The first of the championship series OF
games at foot ball will be played at the Cap
irol Rink, tonight, between the Capitol
twelve and the Island twelve. AS there is
a great deal of rivalry existing between the
respective teams, a close and exciting con
test may naturally be looked for. Anyhow
let the result be what it may, the game will
certainly afford a vast fund Of amusement
for the spectator.
A Serious Charge.
VIM. Muldoon was before Squire Ankle
Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, on a
charge Of shooting at George Watson, with
intent to kill. Col. Arnett was his counsel;
the State had no prosecution. After the
violence in the case WAS all taken, the
Justice deferred his decision, aud has taken
he case under Amusement until Thursday
at 3 o'clock.
Transfer of Real Estate.
The following transfer Of real estate was
admitted to record by Clerk Hook yester'
day:
Deed made March II, 1885, by John W.
Schultze, trustee, to August Koch, for lot
No. CO, in Joseph CaldwelTs addition to the
city of Wheeling. Consideration, $3.50.
Election of Oricers.
The following Board of Directors were
elected at the Citizens Building Association
iast night to serve the coming year; Joseph
lawson, Hugo l.. Loos, Henry F. Jones,
Samuel S. Bloch, Grafton A. Beall, NJ. K.
Wolff, r. f. Criswell, +. c. Fl. Schwert-
feger, VIM. M. BOUCHER.
THE Madison Square Dude on roller'
tonight at the ChapIine Street Rink.
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Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boa
HOPE

Ayouns man named John Eiv~. llrtrs 30
aad an eating cancer on .ais lac, .hits tA,
away his nos, part Of his check, and tri,S'
peOly 70 his eye. Il vas ono Of the DO
eating sores that ! had ever seen. His ,hrt
became involved 10 such an extent hh y,
only swallow liquid food. After uan ilS
lies without checking the ra'1ge o. t'en
ter, his general health vas broken down w.
Gntd TO his bed, and thought u tots onlJ,,r
Of time about his death from the osnca
on swift's sped e'ns last resort sna
Improve With the Ont dose. HIS f.ss.
improved n once, and rapidly; hi, uIua
the Taysges OF cancer were scon HopprLs
10 beal sTound The edges; and Lier . ~.
treatment With s. BE-. be has gol,oh ~ !,
ViS isc. IA MI healed over With neg trs =
eeneral health IA ercslient His recover W,
hi. II. 7. CnUnLKr, n. D., OsiSs9r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18

PRoF. BILLISGs will appear at the Chap.
line Street Rink again this afternoon aud
evening in fancy trick skating. Don't fail
to see him.
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HANDK ERChIEFS.

We offer our entire stock Of
EetIemen's Linen Handkerchiefs
at cost. They r new goods In
Plain White and Fancy Borders,
and were bought at low prices.
Purchasers will seeure bargains.
A l.. RICE a 90,
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THIS evening, at the Capitol rink, Frank
Shuuleworth, Bellaire, Ohio's, champion
fast roller skater. and Jessie Burkett, an
acknowledged expert speeder on the rollers,
OF this city. viii contest best two out Of
three. distance n mile. As both of these
young gentlemen have excellent reputa.
lions ss fast skaters, q exciting race is
looked for. A handsome pair of the Ray.
mond extension skates viii be given to the
winner.
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Go TO the Hat Carnival at the ChapEine
Street Rink to morrow night. Lots Of fun
and handsome prizes
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MbeeIin9 8egi8ttr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index to New Advertisement.

Hoying-W. J. Warden.
Fer Ssle-Furniture and Carpets.
Map Of West Virginia.
For Charleston-Steamer W. n. Chan
eellOr.
Seven Barks-List's Drug Store.
Wantsd-Situation.
Chapline Street Riuk-TLocsl PAGE
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SEE Prot F. F. Billings at the ChapIine
Street Rink. Grand family matinee this
afternoon. His last appearance tonight as
the Madison Square Dude.
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Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Sets Sc pieces, for Eight Dol
lars. stone China Sets still lower,
DAWSON BROS.
2226 Market Street.
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Tbs Madison Square Dude on rollers
tonight at the Cbspline Street Rink. ~
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PROF. BILLINGS will appear at the Chap,
line Street Rink again this afternoon aid
evening in fancy trick skating. Don't fail
10 see him.
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TIE CHARLESTON CAPITOL

Now Covered With One Hundred ThOus-
and Dollars of Insurance.
The State Board of Public Works, at its
meeting Monday morning. increased the in.
surance upon the State capitol building. at
Charleston, from SIS, 900 to 500, 0G0. Fol-
lowing are the names of the companies, and
the amount OF their respective risks:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18

THIS evening the Capitol Rink will DO the
scene of a really fine trial Of speed on the
rollers.
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A Bankers Very Profitable Investment.
The report sent out last week that 7. M.
Thornton, banker, of this city, had drawn
$4,000, it being the capital prize of the
Louisiana State Lottery of this month. is
true; and what is more, the money has been
paid over without defalcation or discount.
1t is said that it is better to be born lucky
than rich, but Mr.. Thornton has the advan-
tage of being born both rich and lucky
Shelbyville I'll Leader, Jan. %.
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Tbs Hat Carnival at the Chapline Street
Rink to.morrow night will be one Of the
most novel aad interesting entertainments
ever ciren in the city.
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o.d keslaens Know. ago and experience kmr
e Nervous diseases Czith o. without
dreams,) or debility and loss of nerve power
treated scientifically by new methods with never
failing success ~ II nakes no difference what
you have taken or who has failed 20 cure you.
II Young men and middle-aesd msn and
al who sufer should consult the celebrated
Dr.. Clarke atonce. EN- The terrible poisonS Of
all bad blood and skin diseases Of every Kind.
name and nature completely erzdiezted. RSmem-
bsR, that one horrible disease, n neRiected o.
improperly treated, curses The present and coming
generltions. ~ Diseased diseharge0 cured
promptly without hin6rance 20 business. Bob
sexcs consuit eonfidenfinily. II On tF0ubls,
call or write. Delays are dangerous sProcPAstf
nation r. the thief Of time" a writes
warranty Of euro given q ever easo
undertakes.
~ Send two stzmpsfo. eeasbrated Wos1D
On Chronic, Nervous AT 9ezc9te Diseases. Ycu
have an exhaustive sSalDtomafolooY b.
which 20 study your own cases. Cczsuitztici,
personally or BY letter, free. Consult the ed
Doctor. Tho0sands cuH04s OOcoo and
paIteT1 private. You see no one but the DoctcH.
Before onfding your case consult d. CLEDKA
a friendly letter o. call may save future SUFFERING
and shame, and add golden years olife. Medicine
sent everywhere secure from expoeure-Homa
sto 8; Sunday, 0 to f. Address letters: p. n
II. ID, No. 2t6 VINE n.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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,.,,.,t organ In the world.

The largest organ ever constructed vas
,.osn,,y snished at Ludwigsburg: hn tor
the Cathedral Church at Riga. It eonta,ns
rs GOO pipes and 1914 stops, A fou,.horss
.r uSv %spnnlies il with wind. The largest
ep a.n IN he body is the liver, which in q
U, Of average size weighs about seven
n"nrd. when this organ gets out OF order
H. il trouble. When Browns Iron
p;,,ers 10 taken the trouble subsidies, Mr..
n, 81. Needham, Of Centrevilie' Iowa, ssysi
Browns Iron Bitters has relieved me o.
severe kidney and liver disease ana OF great
weakness" Buy it at any drug store
Tpr Hat Carnival at the Chapline Street
Rink tomorrow night will be one OF tae
most novel and interesting entertainment
ever given in the city.
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DYED

KEELN EAT his residence, al Council Bluffs,
Iowa, Saturday morning, March II, 1855, WILLIAM
KEELIHE, aged So years.
The remains will be brought to the residenre Of
Mr.. F. C. Myers, No. 1916 L;ain street, Wheeling.
w, Va Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18

Go TO the Hat Carnival at the Chapline
Street Rink tomorrow night. Lots Of fun,
and handsome prizes.
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TIE Hat Carnival at the Chapline Street
Rink tomorrow night will be one OF the
uos: novel and interesting entertainments
ever given in this city.
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JERSEYS

OF every description. The largest
stock in the state. Wholesale
only. SPEYER BROS.
Ne. 1902 Main Street,
Wheeling. ". Wa.
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SEE the list of prizes in ad. for the Hat
Carnival tomorrow night at Chapline
Street Ril k.
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JeweIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.

COrs IHelAtn ana Market.
BPEYER BROS. extend n cordial
invitation 60 all merchants and
milliners TO attend their Spring
Opening CT Millinery, consisting
of all the very latest novelties, at
bottom prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18

AT the Capitol Blink tonight one mile
race between Frank Shuttleworth and Jesse
Burket.
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SEE the race tonight at the Capitol
Rink, ES1ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18

MERCHANTS and Milliners can
and do save money by calling on
SPEYER BROS. They have the
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