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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
A PLEASANT TALK
With MIR. W. Z. Sheridan, on the Drama
and Music.

With MIR. w. e. Sheridan, on the Drama
and Music.
A REGISTER reporter met Mr.. W. Z.
Sheridan last evening, aud found him 10
be SIS pleasant and agreeable off the stage,
as he is an artist and accomplished actor
upon it. he dropped easily into speaking
of Louis II " which he considers a fms
piece OF work.
II have found" said Mr.. Sheridan, that
the only trouble with the piece is that
people do not, as q general thing, sppre'
ciste its artistic parts, Of which there are
30 many and of such varied character.
They are not acquainted with the story
as they are with Shakespeare tragedies,
and persons have often taken il for one OF
bis plays. De Lavigne is q fine writer,
being o well known poet. He has written
a Richard III in much superior style, in
my estimation, Shakespeare's produc-
ton"
you do not think of dropping Louis
NJ. from your repertoire?'
mo, indeed. But l do intend to change
my repertoire somewhat, and have written
to my advance agent tothst effect. ] notice
that people generally appreciate 'Ingomsr
more than they do Louis and | shall re.
tain that and add 'Othello' and The Marble
Heart which is a beautiful thing. | see
the report is becoming rapidly spread that
my wife, whose maiden name was Louise
Davenport, is a daughter Of the late Z. L
Davenport. This is q mistake; she is nc
relation to that family. None of f. L
Davenport's children are under t~hirty.twc
years OF age, while my wife is only twenty
four, but it is q natural error to make wher
one does not stop to think Of the matter
and q number of papers have made thu
same mistake"
You attended the Opera House orcheS
ira rehearsal tonight. What do you thinl
Of our muster
II am indeed surprised in no it'll,
measure. 1t is much the finest music
have ever heard in any city Of the size o
Wheeling, and the people should be prout
Of such an orchestra"
Mr.. Sheridan also expressed himself q
we'll pleased with his reception here. snt
Wheeling people will no doubt have tn
pleasure of seeing him next season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
NOTHING IN IT,
A Rumor of An advance In Bar
and Sheet Iron,
Which Wheeling Manufacturers Deny
Cooperating Mailing To Be Tried
in this Ciy---MHI Notes.

4 rumor has been going the rounds
for several days to the effect that an ad'
vance would shortly occur on merchant
bar and steel iron, ard it was strengthened
by the following in tie Pittsburg Dispatch
Of yesterday:
That the price OF merchant bar iron will
follow in the wake OF pig iron and ore IN
the upward movement is u toregone con-
clusion, and yet it is one that iron manu-
tacturers DO not care TO discus5 tor Il
variety CT reasons. They do not want q
boom, nor get do they van every one out
side OF the Pittsburg district 10 know Just
What advantages the manu1sct'
urers in this locality posses
by reason of their cheap fuel
! MIR. George +. McCleane, Of Moorhesd,
McCleane X Co., and a gentleman who
knows the true iuwardness Of the stu alton
at any stage, said:
Yes, prices Of iron are stitienlng up
here, and there must DE an advance IL the
near future. That will De the signal fol
ON urwarl movems"t throughout the
country.
A REGISTER reporter called upol Mr..
Nelson Whitaker, OF the Crescent mill, last
evening. and asked him if be knew any
thing OF an advance.
Nothing whatever" said he. IL have
heard OF no advance in either bar or sheet
and do not think it probable there will
be any. The fact is prices as they stand
now are very weak and tottering, aud the
demand is not brisk by any means"
A representative Of The Etua mill also
said the same thing, SO it looks as if the
prospective boom, il it has struck Pittsburg,
has not yet reached Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
IMPORTANT DECISION
Nv the Court of Appeals, in Which wheel
ing Parties arc rutere.ted.

Nv the Court OF Appeals, in Which Wheel
ing Parties arc rutere.ted.
Among other business transacted by the
Supreme Coart Of Appeals, at Charleston,
last week, was q decision in the case Il
Johnston vs.. The Commercial Bank Of
Wheeling. The history OF this case is as
follows: r. B. Johnston Of this county,
had been in the habit of giving his notes
for furniture purchased from the Riversite
Furniture Company, a well known South
Side concern. \ note purpcriug to have
been made by him was discounted by t1e
Commercial Bank, and Johnston atttr,
wards discovered that it was q torgey.'
Philip Neither, connected With the iurnl'
lure company, finally Acknowledged thathe
had forged The note. Metzner died shoEly
afterwards, but Johnston delayed q
long time in notifying the bank that
the paper had been forged, and wh7n
snch notification was made be demanded
,hs. the money which he had paid on the
note be refunded him. This the bank le
L1lO w
fused TO do, claiming that it WAS an lnIo
cent party in the transaction, that 1t Lao
discounted the paper in the usual course
of business, and Johnston having PAID MT
note the Commercial Bank was not untei
obligations to refund, and therefore &c
clined to repay, and suit was brought. lH'
case was tried in the Municipal Court h'r'
and decided agains, Johnston. de he'
apoealed to the Circuit Court, and the tsS
was sent TO the Supreme Court. Thist:'
nunal remarded the case back TO the Va
picipal Court for a new trial. The III
preme Court, in renderiug it5 decision
said:
1T ia an established rule Of commecla
law that the drswee Of a bill Of exchaDg
is presumed to know the Handwriting
the drawer, and o ~fortiori, the maker O
negotiable note is presumed to know hi
own signature, aud it The drswee accept
or pays the bill, or the maker pays the lt
sofiable note in the hands of q bona I'd
holder, to which the drawers or make
name has been forged, he is bound By n
act, and cannot recover the money :
paid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

The Greek mill broke a pair of rolls.
Saturday.
Work at the Upper Riverside bar mil
was resumed last week.
Kleivis, Kraft y &c. have received 400,
600 feet Of Michigan lumber.
The output Of pig fiom the Top mil
furnace is over 100 tons per day.
The Hinge Factory received two car:
of sheet iron from Pittsburg, yesterday.
A party OF nailers are asking Parkers
burg for inducements TO start a nail mill
The Hinge Company shipped ten barrels
of screws and straps to Indianapolis, las
week.
The work of refining the Riverside bias
furnace, at S;eu6enville, Is being pushed
rapidly.
Twenty thousand dollars were paid out
to the workmen at the Bellsire Nai
Works, Saturday.
The glass engrsvers say that the intro
duction of colored 81 IS has knocked the
bottom out Of their business.
The benWood blast furnace now con
sunes over FIVE hundred tons Of raw ma
terisl a day. The output Of pig is over
ole hundred ons per day.
Two members OF a company which is be
ing organized at Terre Hsute, Ind, to
operate q co operative nail factory, are ex-
pec.-d at Pittsburg to-day to buy 10 ma
chimes, The site and a large part Of tb5
capital has been donated by the citizens Of
. Terre Haute.
David Hull, Jr has just completed and
moved into his new carriage factory on
Main street. 1t is q very comuodious and
handsome building, three stories in height
and is furnished with all the latest aud
best appliances. 1t is a good sign to see
such enterprises spriuging up in our
midst,
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A Brief Mention of the Local News it
Contained.

A Brief Mention of the Local News ii
Contained.
Yesterdays edition OF the REGISTER was
unusually bright. locally. 1t contained
l.ife's Silver Lining; How the Young
Folks are Spending the Winter Evenings;
some Of the Social Events which enlivened
the past week, and a Glance into the Fu-
ture EN- a Bad Way; How al least one
Drug Store keeper P~rospers; the Long
List Of Affections a pale, emsciated young
mai hsbitually carries around with him
The Plays the Thing; Sheridan's
Great representations at the Opera House
Saturday afternoon and evening lingo
uar" and Louis NJ" attract large
audiences; Coming Events - Gambling
house raided by the police and eight play.
ers arrested; several well known gentle
men among the unfortunstes-senten
ing OF Bernie Brown and Albert Merit in
the Circuit Court-Stsr Gazing; the
sesson OF the year when the heavens are
most attractive 10 the eye-The Southern
Exhibition; the ~pecuniary aid West Vir.
GINA has received - Election Of several
prominent citizens as members Of the
American Public Health Associatian -
General mention Of minor local events,
personal points. etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
WE Offer "a superb line of Bro
eadiad HaudI. erehieIs and Muil.
lePs in all cOlOrS.
GEO. p. ATIFEL d 90.
E.OT swARACkER

Gus display of Holiday Goods -
now complete. Among our spcci'
allies are Children's Fur Mutis
aud Collars same an Ladies',
Childs and l. adde's Sa:chels, Fash.
ionRble NeckwPar. MufleTs and
HMndketehie;S in new patterns,
Plush Ornaments, Dressed aud
IadresSed Kid Gloves, aUI many
othergGofis. TOO numerous 10 men,
ton.
An elegant ana cheap christ
mas present is our Russian Hale
WrsP.
L9I AWABACkER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

Mrs. John Cow, Of Bellaire, was in town
Saturday visiting Mrs. DR.. Wagner.
Judge |. Ii. CASTOR, OF st. Clsirsville,
was down yesterday.
Starr Woodbridge and Albert Marshall,
Of Bellaire, we're in OWE Saturday.
Albert Young was in town Saturday on
business.
a couple of unknown tramps were az
re~sted>Saturday on suspicion OF stealing
two bolts Of FLANNEL from Junkens dry
goods store, were dismissed for lack of
evidence.
j. H; Hernden is giving away popular
sheet music with one of his ads on the
back.
Mr.. Frank Cooper and Miss Belle Sba.
ron have returned from q visit 10 Mr..
Jesse Burdy, in Kansas.
A poplar tree on Louis Cook, ST. farm
measures six feet at the butt, seventy feet
without a limb, sound as a dollar, and four
feet at the small end. 1t will make sever.
al thousand feet Of lumber.
Rev J. S. Secrest is conducting a series
of religious services ct West Wheeling,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

WASHINGTON D c, December l4-Fou
the Ohio Valley aad Tennessee, fair westh
er. preceded By locsl rains in the east por
uon' wings generally from northwes: to
southwest higher barometer and slightly
cooler
For ths lower lake region, rain and
snow clearing ~ the west partion, colder
sfuis shifting to zos:hSeste5iY, higher
barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
E.ry,u. Dop,uta,.1 Men

You are allowed Il free trial Of thirty dayI
Of the use Ct DR.. Dies Celebrated Voltsc
Belt with Electric Suspeasory Appliances
for the speedy relief and permanent cure d
Nervous Debility, loss Of Vitality and Man.
hood, ard all kindred troubles, Also, foi
many othsr dizeases, Complete restoration
to health, visor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk ia incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
with full information, terms. etc, mailed
free By addressing Vol;sic Balt Co. Mar.
shall, Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
IN GESER AL.


The Secretary Of State has issued a Ger
ti6Cate OF incorporation 10 the Real Estate,
Mechanical and Mercantile Investment
Company, of Philadelphia, Penna. The
principal office or place Of business to be
in Philadelphia, the charter TO expire on
the 10Th day of October, 1888. Fifteen
hundred dollars has been subscribed to the
capital stock, $3.50 having been paid III,
with the privilege Of increasing the same
to 81 600, 900. The shares are $50 each
and ale held by the following parties, all
OF Pennsylvania: ]. P. Reed, Vim. s.
Taylor, C. H. Needles, II. D. Hughes and
Charles B. Richardson, three shares each.
A certificate has also been issued to the
Union Boom Company formed for the pur
pose Of driving, stopping and securing
boats, rats, logs. mGsts, sparS and other
timber, and constructing, maintaining and
operating q boom or booms, with or with
out piers or dams for that purpose in aud
upon the Great kanawha river and lite
tributaries within the county of Faye,te.
in the State OF West Virginia. Said
booms to be located at or
nesre kauawha Falls and in Gauley
river at or hear the mouth Of Rock
Creek, in said county, or at either or both
Of said places tor the purpose aforesaid
The principal office is to be at kanawha
Falls. The charter to expire fifty years
after February 9Th, 1856 Three thousand
dollars has been subscribed to the capital
stock, with the privilege Of Increasing the
same to so. Geo. The shares are OF the
value Of $50 each, and are held by the fol
lowing parties, all OF KanawhH Falls, West
Virginia: NJ. c. Cheney, Is shares; H
NJ. Cheney, | share. ". S. HAWKINS, !
share; ". II Carpenter, IS shares; c
CARPENTER, | share, and Jno. W. Roberts.
| share.
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3r1brrlin9 Register;
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
,pas, q Nov Ad.srussmsnt.

W.ntti-Eoy q Feed Piss.
Wautui-tgtulle tOOk.
WaEt-d-Uru,sry clerk.
Fur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Andes.
Matches. Diamonds, Rings John SecSfr
Plantation candy purst's
Jus. the IltnS-lr MrUGr Y so
Excelsior Eakiug puNd,y-E II. List.
th4usg ut Imr-E. n ESilTo8l Lea Taze.
Academy OF NG>lg IU-Ei PuEg
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The following shows the range o; The
mercury for Saturday and Sunday, as 90
served By c. Schnepi. the Opera House
corner druggist: Saturday, s m. l.;
II m p; ; p u, 3, : p. m IS. Sun.
day-1a IN So; - N, 40. &p. N 50,
: ,. m, -. The sun rises this morning
at US. and sets a 4:42 this evening". The
Gay = length Il 9.2i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

At Charley Shay's Academy # Music n
night and during the week, L. NJ, CASTING
Star Specially Company and James
ReilIy's Wilder Comedy Company, con
solidated. The St. Louis, Mo Mercury
SAYS: A pouring rain did not prevent Il
crowded house last night, at the Grand
Opera House, TO see the consolidation OF
F. NJ. Casinos star spscialties and James
Reilly Wilder. The entertainment givch
BY this collection OF artists are one of the
most enjoyable ever produced in this city,
that the audience was pleased, was
attested by the applause which greeted
every performer. Their specialties cat.
not be excelled, and the repeated
ercores they received proved their titles rs
star artists.
How Manager Shay can give such i'm
mense attractions as he gives weekly for
the small prices OF Is, %, 35 and 80 cents
il u mystery, even ifhe does have crowded
houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

Merchants S,s,Exg WI ceiling are espec
ially invited TO call at G. $. Feeny's whole.
sale house, lilo Main street, and examine
The extensive stock Of plain, assorted, fine
candtes, SC. etc
His Factory IS the largest in the State,
and with the addition OF ueV machinery,
Is daily turning u great quantities OF
fresh confectionery. Don't tail 10 call
whether you q to buy or not.
Ag-EvD the Skating Carnival al the
North End Rink, Tuesday evening, by the
CLERKS Social
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A FINE MUSICAL TKEAT.
b. The Opera House Orchestra
IuAi ENnnlnr

Rehearsal By The Opera House Orchestra
Last Evening.
Last evening a; Masnnerchor Hall, the
Opera House orchestra gave one OF its en-
ioyable rehesrssls, which was listened to
by G large number Of the members, be.
sid.s a few %yiaitors. The numbers on the
programme were rendered in unexception,
al style and the hearty applause rendered
each, attFsted the appreciation of the au.
ditors. Following is the programme:
TART FIRST.
T.. March" Fra Rombsrda. ..............A Czihulka
. Overture Ia gaia ladrS. ............... EoSsiui
3. waItl-'uresn irOm the Black Hus,ar-
G.. Milloscker
FART -ECoSU.
l. Barcarole -" Goudolter and Nightingale, -
solo tor cOrnet aud piecnlo .........~..O. Langley
>. Grand Sel,ctiou-"SudsCbi TudsGhi " AnderS
o. SITTING Quartette -"CIadIc song, ".-.. Eotschc
PART THIRD.
T.. UysrturC-"pigua Dame" .............F. '. Suppo
:. GayvtEc ia RavsiSsautc. .............. Albert
3. e loP-"Hapgy Return, '.........--... %. Fischer
Number /, with solo for cornet aud pic,
colo. by Msssrs. Roller and Grimm, resprc-
lively. was . lovely thing, aud va, cnoorcd,
as was also number {. both OF which were
responded,
BEsr, of Marietta, and Sheppard, Of this
city, will race at the North End rink to-
night,
OLD Folks Entertainment. by Swope
Guild, at st. Matthew church tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

DOLLS, Dolls. Dolls. Dolls,
Dolls. Dolls, Albums, Albums, Al
bums. Albums, Albums, Albums.
Our own importation. Wholesale
only, III SPENER RRG>i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
EKCHIEES,
Our stock of Ladies', Gentle
mems and Children, handker
chiefs IL the most varied and best
selected of any i'm the city.
GEO. L.. STIFEL d 90.
BhSWOUD

Mrs. j. Cadigau, Of Martin d Ferry, was
the guest OF friends here ono day last
week.
The Frank Owens vas obliged to steam
up the river a considerable distance yes-
terday in order to make the landings.
Work on the Wheeling Company steel
plant is being pushed forward with in
creased rspidity. The main building is
almost under roof and the boilers are being
put in position.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the A.
VI. +. Church next Sunday, December 20
Tie race at Lazier's rink last night, be.
tween Messrs. 7. Allen and ". Murray
vas Tor g pair of nickel plated pair Of
skates.
Mrs. J Mccullough, OF Wheeling, IS Wis
iting relstives here.
Mr.. ". Morrow, "a good hearted soul,
is obliged 10 purloin coal to keep the
junction supplied, as its either freeze,
or steal, and OF course, under the circum.
s~tances, the latter is preferable.
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stoTsments of WheeIIuSites. and To. Com
ing aud Going of Strangers.

ing aud Going of Strangers.
Prot. Wade, of Morsantoxn, is at the
Mcclure
Miss Jennie Paine, "A popular youDg
LADY Of Martins Ferry is %visitiug friends
On North Main street.
Frank Gibson, With Buffalo Bills Dutch
man aud Prairie Wait Combination, made
US a brief CALI Saturday eyeniDg.
Miss Malone, a charming Lancaster,
Pa lady who has been WISHING Mrs.
South of Fourteenth street, left for home
Saturda,.
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Tickets tn South.

Excursion tickets are row on sale ST The
Panhandle Office iCr New Orleans, Jack
%Gonville and all Southern resorts For full
information call on or address J. G. Tom.
iuson, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
Route, Wheeling, ". Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

ORR assortment nf Fur Trim
miugs. Muns. Collars and'Capes
has been carefully selected with
81 view of offering some aStOund.
ing values for the Holidays.
GEO. r.. STIFEL Il 90.
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Another Cooperative Nall Factory.

The many rumors and large amount Of
talk going about in This city during the past
few weeks, concerning the formation Of a
company by strikers for the manufacture
OF steel nails seems to have at least result
ed in something tangible. During the lost
week a number of leading nsilers OF this
city aud immediate neighborhood have de-
voted much thought to the subject, with
The result to put the project in fair shape.
Among other propositions, the nailers have
one from a manufacturer, to furnish motive
power and the necessary for from
thirty to forty machines, while from
Martins Ferry comes "A hint that if the
plant is located over there a site will be
furnished and q considerable amount of
stock taken. 1t was reported last night
that a charter would be applied for in a
day or two, and active operations at once
set on foot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
L. : d. ChanFe of Tins.

On and after Sunday, December H.
1885, B. 4 o. trains will leave Wheeling
depot as follows, city time:
For Washington City ard B.ltimore
6;iO m and j:25 p n.
For Grafton aud Cumberland, SIS q. In
Moundsyille accommodation ll:3j 3. N.
Warrington accommodation, 1 p. m.
Way train accommodation, sos.
West for Columbus, Cincinnati and Chi
cago, 9:25 M 7.2a and 1920 p m.
GAINESVILLE accommodation, $40 p m.
For Pittsburg, Pa, sos and 7:3j q. m
and 10 and 6:2j p. m.
For Washington, Pa AS D. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

Can any Cue bring US a case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Elg ,tric Bittert
will not speedily cureI We say they can.
not, as thousands Of cases already perma.
nently cured and who are daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Bright
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, CT any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 80 centa q
bottle by Logan It ca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

$50. T.. S1tfEL a 80. offer
Great Bargsius in their Cloak
Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

THE special au ton sale of iiamonds
will take place at 4. A. Franzheim' S
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
ems are sci as cor DROPS, pins and studs,
and will be on exhibition in the window
before the day Of sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

DOLLS, Dolls, DQlls, Dulis,
Dolls, Dolls, Aiban,s, Albums, Al.
huns, Albums. Albums, Albums.
Our own importation. Wholesale
only, al SPEfER BROS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.

OUR own make shoes in all styles 81 80
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

GLD Fclks Enter ,ainment, b. SSope
Guild, at ST. Matthews church to night.
Be sure and 20.
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ENTERTAINMENT at St. Matthew S church
tonight Come one, come all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

THE special auction sale OF diamonds
will take place At A. A Franzheim' %
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock. The
gems are set as ear drops, pins Ond studs,
and will be on exhibition in the window
before the day Of sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

Dos forget the SkariGg Cerrrvalal the
North End Rink, Tuesday night given by
the Clerks Social.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

OR own make saoSs in Gll styles 50 30.
Locke :. 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

SPEYER BROS. viii place Oh
sale Monday morning the balance
Of their untrimIned Felt and Vel.
vet Hats at immense reductions
from cost. Any body In need of
Hats for Children or Ladies' can
and will save money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

L.S.GooD&Co. sci; cry goods the cheapes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-14

OH Folks Entertainment by Swore
Guild tonight. All are invited.
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THE Gus WAS LOADED.

Garrett Nelly, OF Worthwhile, Tucker
county, shot himself in the mouth Friday
evening. He thought the gun was empty
and put his foot on the hammer and his
mouth on the muzzle to blow in it. His
foot slipped off and the gun was fired, the
bullet taking effect in his mouth hitting a
back tooth and then ranging backward
nnd upward. DR.. Trshern was called and
removed the tooth, bat could not find the
asli He Is in a very precsrious condi,
HCG.
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POINTS.

OUR own make shoes in all styles = 30.
I.ocke's, 1913 Main street.
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BRiDGEPUhT.

Our own make shoes in all styles - 80.
Locke'e, 1913 Main street.
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A5diHoaal Loea! on si1h Page
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DoNT forget the Old Folks Entertain.
ment, at St. Matthews church tonight.