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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-19

OPERA HoUsE.-Mosher's Hoop of Gold
Company will appear at the Opera House
on next Thursday night, and will play for
tho benefit of the Alexandria Light In
fantry. The following is from the Boston
Globe: IA Hoop of Gold is strong play
and is handsomely staged, all of the scenery
being new, while the stage effects and
mechanism are of the highest order. 1t is
pity that this drama can only be seen this
week, for longer stay would surely be
we'll patronized."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-19
DENTISTRY.

r ARGE, PLEASANT Rooms WITH BOARD,
| 1 or bo4rd only, can be ha! By applying to s'iss
F. F. MASON, No. III Queen street, !.i!f doors
below Washington. seP'o'c"hn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-19

Flour is steady and quiet with fairly active
iohbing demand Wheat is quiet and irregular
with less speculative feeling. There is but little
change in milling and prime lots while futures
were a shade lower. Corn, Rye and Oats are un-
changed Provisions and vegetables are in liberal
supply and prices generally arc weak and lower.
apples arc very abundant and cheap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-19

PROPERTY SALEs-Mr. Jas. Williams has
sold to Capt w. II. Smith a lot of ground
on Alfred street, between Princess and
Queen, adjoining the property of Captain
Smith, for $50.
Mr.. E. D. Soper has purchased from Mr..
A. Schofeld lot of ground situated on the
northeast corner of Alfred and Queen SITS,
for S2l0.
Mr.. A. Schofield has also disposed of the
six building lots, adjoining the one mention
ed above, fronting 10S feet on Queen street
and running back 100 feet, to Mr. S. B.
Stoutenburg for S725.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-19

Cu CAGo, Oct. 19.-December Wheat sold dowr
to 9Oa, or ! Y, under Saturday, under large offer
ings There was a steadicr feeling after the first
rush to sell and with more orders on the floor the
for November. Oats firm aud unchanged Porb
SC higher. Lard unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-19

i;ALrisnnE October 19.--Va. SIS consolidated
-; past due coupons59; new 10 4Os 35lb; new
IS 59Ll bid to-day. Cotton quiet; middling 80
Flour steady; Howard street and Western super
81 TAB 60; do extra So 57a4 %; do family
81 5oa5 %; City Mills supcr 50 oOa3 90; do
extra So T5al %; do Rio brands 50 OOa5 % !;
patarsro family $ 90; do supcrlative patent
s. %. Wheat. Southern quiet and easier; West
crn steady but fractionally lower; Southern red
95.9S : do amber 1OOa1O3; No Western winter
red spot o; bid November 93ala94; December
97Ih7 l.: January 99i2a99fi. Corn-South-
crn firlucr; Westerns dull but firm for spot and
easier for option Southern white 53a54 do yell
low ;12.53 Western mixed spot 5O1ha5OA Octo-
Der 5Oh; a1I November 4S14a49; year 46a46R;
January 45liaf5"-. Oats steady: Southern and
PENN. %oa35 : Western white 32a34 40 mixed
29a5l. Rye quiet but firm at 65a67. Hay firm
but quiet; prime to choice Pcnna and Md Sl1a19.
Provisions fairly active and steady; Mess Pork
so. Bulkmcats, shoulders, and clear rib sides
raehcd dllaGlb Bacon shoulders 5; clear rib
sides ia; hams 11lAa12al Lard-refncd u.
Butter firm; creamery 2Oa25; diaries 15a
IS. Eggs quiet ard steady; Western 10. Coffee
steady; Rio cargocs, ordinary to fair 7Hsa9.
Sugar quiet and steady A soft 6laaG35. Whiskey
nomnaly steady at 81 14al 15.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
Snrcmbur8ti@eS aus Yclaien.

ltnier 9anbsmann, TroieHor
Rurtb in 2ittid, 1T gum Sstretdr oes ata>
eemii3en Itatbes Der llniusritdt iir bas
Sabr lss5-lss6 ernannt morben.
OaS SrouinSiaG 8iSsst bes
lduft ii4 auf 4S2 1925 Srancs.
Sim IA. September farb Al Gtas
uisnol, nit aaeu beiIigen Satromenten
uerleben, ber ebsmalise Yrofsfor Gil Mtbes
ndum su Mrlon, 5srr pstiot. Osrlelbe
mar am Is. Mfdr3 1903 seboren.
3u Soerni6 1T Ssrr .. Geuter
gum S90iisn uno ;u Siuess. Sepant. Srual
9crr u. @en9oar gum S~irsernciter srs
narnt worbeu.
Simon gnssIbert unS fem Sobn
Wtotbias purben pom @eri9tS5ofe su
Nsufdateau freiseiprr9sn, neil iie unpors
iasIiten MorS besanssu b0bsn iouten.
gu 9egIiie byanutcn am .. Septems
Der SoS Dem q. Ching uon 9ieIe sebSreube
un5 pom lsiHer 0aushSltsrin bepc5nte
@O6n6aus CD. Die IsrIuite bstrascn
$500 6rs. NIB iinb gani ueri9ert.
Ole ausSei9 /. &lafie
fit benz N6erbou o~sIsiitete 0ienlte babeu
crbaIten: 3ulisn @uftin, Suii6mieb su
2orrde; 9. s. Scunsout, grioati6iits r 5u
Mlobimont, Oousrbife; Die Nus;sianung
2. Sloiie 6efanen 9luq. Garner, Steinz
bauer gu gertrir, uno 4nsuite Srancois,
g%'e,bermeiitsr 81 Sebouuiue.
Giuilt an6 Ser Stabt Irton.
Seiratber. = Mm /. Gu9uit: Chs.
Bumpers nit Sulia 2boiits. Nm TO-: 6.
81. @noGrt nit sc. s. 6. Gbsrte. Im
49,: 5. s. 0euiSnee nit 6. 6r. SO. 2ins
cen.
SterbefdIIe. - Saul 0ietri1,
@atte pon so. 81. Maierus. aIt 70 Sabre.
ID. 81. Sunsers, alt 10 Sabre, Gp9tsr
BON Ni1. unb Mars. Warr. Sim T.: s..
geiar. aft 81 Sabre. SO. 3. 9. Sdosnts
gen, Eodtsr Don So. unb Sirs. s. Mais
iinon. gm a.: 6. SGa!5e,t, alt SO
Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
,ablt, SenoerIOm base nod teinem iolden Gel.

,dblt. Senberion base nod feinen iolden Gels
den;l9 9eieben.
dit benz peritorbenen MatbiaS Yertrang pers
liert Die fatb. @emeinbe Senberion's zines ibrer
beiten Wit9lieber. Isle er als fatb. Gbriit in
bieies 9ano fam, 10 NOR iein sanaes qebcn nnb
iein Sterben bas zines brauen Sotbolif, II.
Gr bintell6bt cine trausrnbe @ittrue iino s
Einbsr, iuslds iid aae in 9rtsn SerbGltniiien
b~efinben; bic Serren y. Grooe bon Senoerlon
iino Sol. Saupt. G9enten beS r&anosrcr" iinb
bes Seritorbenen S6wiSeriobne.
I'm elm titles r@ater unier" iiir bic Seele bcs
Seritorbenen bittenb, sei9net ii6 nit grns
= 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

SterbefGIIs. = BON SO. 2lusuff:
Nran3 9eint, 35 Sabre aft, GasIobner.
Bonn 7. Sept.: Warsarstba &usip, IS s.
aft, NGtberin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
THE NORTH STREET CHURCH.
ReopeDIng the Edilice After Elaborate
Repairs.

ReopepIng tho EdiGce After Elaborate
Repairs.
NextSunday the North Street Methodist
will reopen their church. For more thai
three months it has been closed for repairs
For several years the congregation has fell
the need Of more inviting and commod
Gus place Of worship. The building p7evi
GUS to the improvements was to put il
mildly, not the most attractive place i'm
acinable, aud yet it compared very favor
ably with most OF the houses OF worship i'll
the CRY. The Sunday school, which If
perhaps the largest school in Wheeling
was voorly accommodated in the old lee
tute room; more and better room was q
necessity, so last July the long needed i'm.
provements began. Upwards OF $4,000
have been cxpended--a large sum Tor o
weak congregation at any time, bnt eSpecl,
ally so Just nov But they aye
plucky people, and Will do oil they
possibly can themselves, aud their friends
will see them through The church rs It
Low stands ID without doubt the hand.
somes'. NOS: attractive place Of worship
in the community. TIE exterior presents
altogether changed appearance A
tower has been bUlli, giving centre en-.
trance An extension hAa bsen added to
the rear, mGo'Girg in the lecture room
space for the library, and in the auditorium
room fo7 the choir jus. back Of the pulp
on the sume elevation. The enlarged
windows Of fire Cathedral glass nre things
of beauty. The walls and "eiIings have
been trescoed In the most pleasing designs
The pews are finished in mahogany, and
trimmed IN ebony.
The chGrch is credit TO the congrega-
ton in particular aud the city in general
The Rev Dr PayGe, Of Delaware, Ohio,
one OF the leading preachers Of bis demon.
nation. with tine pHstos and other minis,
ters, viii carduc, the services ofthe day
Next Sunday will mark ncx era for
North Whp,lirg Mrrhodism The very
efficient committee who haze carried rhetc
repairs through to cJnpIg.on, are spariDg
no pains to AXE the occasion memorable.
Let ali the friends Of the cause try to be
present at one or all the services of the
day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
SECOND FLOOR, BACK,
The Investigating Committee Meets
in Secret Session
TO Consider the Testimony Re-
garding Those Charges.
| Elaborate Precautions to Keep
Their Conclusions Quiet,
! Which, Fortunately For Our Read
srs, We're of No Avail.
A Substantially Verbatim Report
to be Found Below.
The Third Charge the Only One
Sustained,
Although Part of the Second Is
Considered Proved.
A Police Board Recon- mended II
Council.
Although Part of the Second is
Considered Proved.
A Police Board Recon- mended to
Council.
That Body Called to mset on
Friday.

The Committee OF Council which, Tor
three weeks back, has had before II Tor
investigation the charges preferred against
Mayor Jacob W. Grub by Chief OF Ponce
Porter Smith met at the City Building last
evening to make up report Tor Suom's-
sion to Council The members had
mostly assembled by seven O'clock but
no move was made toward organizing
until a quarter past, when, Messrs, Com
erford and Crawford, the late comers'
having arrived, the members headed by
Chairman Hildreth, filed into the office
of City Clerk Bowers, locking the door
behind them and leaving the modest
and unassuming reporters out in the cold
1t was intended from away back that the
session should be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

A boy went to Warden's livery stable on
Tuesday and said he wanted u horse and
buggy for a man named Smith. He paid
Tor the rig AMI went away. In the evening
he and another boy came back leading the
horse and carrying the harness, saying that
the buggy had broken down and had
been left out Caldwells run in farm
yard.
Mr.. Warden went out with the boys to
get the vehicle, but when they arrived at
the place pointed out by the boys the
buggy was not 20 be seen, and when
hunted for was not 10 be found. What be-
came of the rig could not be learned at
he time, but the boys stoutIy insisted that
il had been left out there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
l. S GooDtCo ssIldry goods the cheaper
on THE QUO.
IA EpitSne 81 Ne~s Hnnsern'lx -,
sos = t9d RCh!tred.

IA Epito:ne 81 Ne~s narserm'ax ~
,'".- = tad Roh!tr"a.
The Barnard passed mp with lumber
The James Gilmore passed down light
/ The marks last night indicated ! teet
inches and falling.
The Durhal leaves for Parkersburg q
! | o clock this mornipg.
The marks at Plttsburg last night indi
Gated 3 feet / inches and failing
The Emma Graham is due down for Cir
cinnatl this morning at o'clock.
The steamer Scotia is due up from Gin
cinuati tina morning for Prttsburg.
The C ". Bachelor leaves for Pitts
burg and way points at I o'clock tbis
morning,
The popular W, n Chancellor leaves for
Charleston and the KsnsRhs river to NOR.
row morning at o'clock.
Passed up with empties-Ed Roberts,
Frank Gilmore, Fred Wilson, II. n. Tow
send, Ark and VIM Bonner.
Marks az other places: Oil City, . feet
$40 inch and falling; Greensboro, 10
feet inches ard Stationary; Lock No (.
fleet inches and stationary; Rice's Lsn5-
ing ; feet II inches aud stationary; Park
ers, 2 feet ) inches and falling; Browns.
vile, 1 feet and stationary; Morgantown,
feet and stationary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
In Lies Decline

Tndrmi;its b~set Us 10 which our youth and ms
;urliy Serc Strangers. Weakness Of the loins
rheumai- SiIma nt'. dysP fSja loss Of appetite and
couaterEci.Rs tie intr tides OF aga, Host,ttsr'r
stomach BitieEs j. unrivaet u quiCkens and
eniChe, the .iusE'h aud Impoverished circulation,
h"gei. hearty 4V.e'' and Youthful relish for the
iO.i sni enables n, stomach 10 Lest IL 1t
spotht- and iUv'roraI"s rne n0rSnu. system and
checks toLdFa,y 10 ihCu .aapstD. Is qnistiI <
&C ion upon the great s,mI2 hc1ic nerve which
clnnps,- h. s'uD.rh will tue brain. Te'uls in the
sgeedy departure u he reIs Cs,Le's by night and
dislUetuCs oy dav. winch nre The icHS ted 10 ami
IS st ons Of dysreria. 1t {. most eff ctusl anti
dole 10 tee pO'kpn 81 MA aria give, beautiful ill.,
petus 70 the &c ION OF the kidneys and bsfdar and
is an admirable means of r'slscI aing vi or when
!m paired by overwors or othsr cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Advice to Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chi
dren teething, is the prescription of one q
the best female nursea and Ply sicihnsi in u.
United States, and hos been used fer forty
years with never failing succesc by nj!
lions Of mothers for 'hrlr children. Dur
ing the process Of teething lis value lie in
calculable. 1t relieves the cLili from pai,
cures dysen:ery end diarL,es gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By givinp
health to the child it rea;s the mother.
Price %: bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
.'Hot Water. I"

Hot Water" which is to be presented
at the Opera House this evening is
bright, roaring comedy, which enables
Miss Alice Harrison, in the part Of little
French soubrette, to develop her great
comedy powers, together with an i'm mense
amount Of fun furnished By the rest OF the
company. There is a sPrinkling of excel,
lent singing and music, consisting OF
catchy, popular airs, in the play, and
great amount Of comical absurdities. The
three husbands are constantly kept in hot
water owing to the astonishing confusion
which reaults from the finding by the IN
inred wives curious notes inside the head
covering Of their husbands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

the recent Fair on Wheeling Island Mayor
Grub notified my deputy sergeants that II
games of chance were permitted upon the
Fair Grounds he intended to prosecute
them TO the full extent of the law. he did
not notify me or in any way call my atten'
ton TO the matter. This was Rot treating
me with proper courtesy and was Intended
TO proyoke iusubJrdination and demoral-
zstion in my force. He atterward In
formed the Fair officers that he would not
object to their allowing games OF chance
upon their grounds during the Fair, pro-
yided the City Sergeant did not object.
Not sustained. -,
Charge Ski charge that the said
Mayor Grub frequently visits houses OF
i'll fame in this city in the night time, ana
that he has been seen upon numerous oc-
casiops. at late and unseemly hours OF the
night, in company with notorious prostl'
tutes.
Not sustained.
Charge Seven-I charge that since his
iustallment in office he has constantly
thrown every obstruction in the way OF the
proper performance OF the duties Of the
police OF this city, and has conspired with
keepers Of houses of i'll fame to bring the
police force into disrepute.
Not sustained.
Charge Eight further charge that
during the month of July, 1885, while up
on visit TO Pittsburg, Pa Mayor Gru6t
exhibited himself in houses OF Ill fame II
a state OF iutoxication, and that in one
house kept by a colored woman, he, in the
presence of others, took negro Wenche'
upon his knees and caressed them in
most afectionate AMI lascivious manner
Said Mayor at the same place, retired
with colored woman to q private room
and remained in said room for the space
of ten minutes.
Not sustained.
Charge Nine-I charge that Mayo
Grub, as city official, has done what NJ
could to prevent me from fulfilling my du
ties as Sergeant. AS an instance | reie
TO The case of Pearl Woods and two parie
found in the same house, which was hous
of i'll fame. Mas Woods and the othe
two parties were fined in Police Court
wnlCn uueb anu COoto aLhOuH'SN " 'NS
of $39. 30. la order to secure the refund
ing of one of the fines from the city treas
ury, to-wit: a fine of s. and COSTS assessed
against one of them, Mayor Grubb indGcet
the said Pearl Woods TO make an attdaVl
that the money, towit: SIS, deposited
with the Sergeant to secnre all the hnes
was not deposited to settle this latte
one. with the intent thereby to interler'
with and throw discredit upon the Chic
OF Police in the performance Of his du
ties.
Not sustained.
The following resolution is offered 10
your consideration:
Resolved, That Council accept this re
port and discharge this committe iron
further service.
, Your committee recommend that tn
CITY Solicitor be directed to draft an ord
nance placing the Police Department III
der the control of a Board.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
S. p. HLDRETH,
Chairman.
P. B. DOZENS,
Sarrl,arv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Not Lost, But Missing.

Quite an excitement was caused Oh
Twenty.thtd street Tuesday evening By
the disappearance Of Lizzie kloeppner, q
little girl whose .ather keeps saloon on
that street. The house was thoroughly
searched as was the neighborhood, and tel
ephore messages were sent all around and
scouts were sent out. The family was
quite scared and made another search OF
the premises, when to their Joy the child
was found under table fast asleep, and
innocent Of the trouble she was causing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Excursion tn Pittshu'g sunday, Nov. lst
via Pan hRndI. Railroad,

A special excursion train will leave t.,
Panhandle depot al 80 a. m city time
Nov Isl. Rcucd trip oaly 81 so. Tick
cts good returning u al rusEday, Nov. Sd
i special train i5r Wheeling will leave tn,
Union d.por, Pi.js5u-g Suu6ay night q
so, h.rlrE time. Secure yolr tickets
early AMI avoid the crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

The Board of Penitentiary Directors
met at the office of the Superintendent, in
Moundsville, yesterday, and drew up their
semi-snnual report for transmission TO the
Governor. One of the Directors, Capt.
Calfee, of Mercer, rendered his resigns'
ton, which was accepted, and William
Fitzsimmons, Of Wetzel, was chosen to ill
the vacancy. The Directors found the in
stitution in a hourishing condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Additional Local on First Page.

An elegant and complete line OF
SuitingS. PantaIOOnings and Over
cOatInSs, made To order i'm best
style and at lowest prices.
For comfort get one of those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods AT
4. HESS AZ SONS.
1921 AZ I32S Market 81.
DECORATED TEA SETS I'm q va
riety ct eOlOrS: 5B pieces tor Sf.S0,
al DAWSON BROS.
2e2S Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Meathrr Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 29.-Fur
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather and rain, followed By clearing
weather in the west portions, winds gener'
ally shifting TO north and west, cooler
weather. higher barometer.
For lower lake region, light rains east
erly winds becoming variable, generally
,oOler
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
The committee then agreed

TO CALI. CbJNClL
10 meet on Friday evening to consider
their report, all the members OF the COM
mirtee signing the call.
No further business remaining TO be
transacted the committee adjourned.
Our copy OF the report may be iaaccu'
rate in one or two instances as to the
phraseoogv, but the facts are substantially
correct. When charge eight came up for
consideration there Was lively fight made
by one member of the committee against
the bread assertion OF mot sustained, he
desiring 10 have it appear of recotd that
the Mayor had visited houses OF an I'M
proper character in Pittsburgh. bu; the
majority Of the members oyerruIed hun.
il ia confidently expected that Friday
nights Council meeting will he "a shorter.
and already reporters are sharpening their
pencils in anticipation Of lively debate
on the adoption OF the committed repoT;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Index to New advertisements.

Mica fog ~tSy.s-N esbjtt 4 Rro.
Wanted situation.
Far sale. ,ka>y Ue.i, evy WISon.
Nalrrl-GIr. Tor HuUsework.
EN.-'sj,r Baking TuWiev-R Il. List.
Undertakes and Fuucra. Directors-U. Nenle!
\ 90
Nusicr. Iustru. ton r psAuri1
Five H. 4r, Reward. loys. Ps-,.f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Police Pickups.

Chief Smith received telegram from
Chicago, yesterday, announcing that Yves
lev Hawkins, who is charged with roobing
a Washington, Pa, man, at Pittsburgh, as
noted in yesterdays REGISTER, had been
caught there, and would be held subject to
orders The telegram was forwarded to
Little Washington. Hawkins Is also sus'
pected Of stealing fine overcoat from
b & o. official.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
1l1Jrrlin9 Re9istrr
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mnuth.r Krrnr,I.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed yesterday by C..
Schnepi the Market street druggist a
m. -. Il m. 6&, , p. IN, IS; p m ,
g. The sun rises this morning at 6;23,
and sets at sol. The days length is
IO.u. The moon rises a. 1886.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
IN GENERAL.
Police Court.

In Police Court yesterday morning Ella
Hobbs, for appearing on the streets ior
improper purposes, got $40 and costs She
went I'D for twenty days IN default. Chris
Kline and Patrick Flynn, DRINKS, got the
rsnRl dollar. Both went TO the hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Gentlemen,

Go and see Stacy Adams y Co s make,
finest hand made shoes, lightest, most styl.
ish aud best fitting shoe in the market al
J. W. ANIvES,
lI43 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

WE CANTON the public agsiRSt
agents Whs claim TO sell goods for
US on weekly payments. They are
impOsters. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$500 Reward.

CTOLEN FROM MY HOUSE, NO. % TWEEN
- ty FIAT street. on Saturday. October 2ith'
White Curly Dog, answering 10 the name Of Dude
will pay reward OF five dollars for the recovery
of the dog.
oc29q ANNA "ooslhh'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29

"As1ED Lady Agent III "DAis, sI.ritI
w STOCKING Supporters, shoulder piar',. go Co..
Forms, res Shields, iUJLrr Glns'aru E.'
Arron.r s'eses. In ants uTsf.r', &C. Unr .."
asehs arc max ny mou-y lat A. can yuu. Aatf"',r
Win stamr. T. X. CAMPBELL A 90, no - ~.
Rsndola N -, Chicago ,ernTu In % 10