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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

TIA M i. OF. Z. Il. Hose. @ Ed. MendeI.
X Al. MeCabe, Charles Fl. QOppI Gibson
Lamb !. ID. Dubois. Hon. John G. Crock
al WV. Arnett, Hon. G. w. AtkinsoD,
Hon. A, j. Sweeney A. Reymann, c. b
Hart J. D. CulberisoD. Hon. Robert White.
w. B. Simpson. Hon. G. s. Boyd. J. IL.
Hobbs, Mayer Horkheimer. Hon. w r.
DYER James Maxwell. J. o. Golfer,
r 4. Deyries, Hon. s. I. Sta
plefbn.4s ". III. Rinehart, j. n.
Merriman, Geo. w. Boyd, Geo. G. Hanna
ii. NJ. Harper, Hon. Warren Hays, John
d. Alderon, Jacob Berger Earl 0glebay,
s. Lauehlin. August Pollock, Hon. T. B.
LsidIey, J. G. Hoffman and John Water
house.
Committee on Invitaiicn-C. p. Brown,
Esa Hon. J. w. Grub. j. u. fancy, Hon.
]. s. Miller, Hon. Thomas ii. Dennis, s. X.
Wallace, Hon ID. c. List, ]. l.. Burt, Hon.
B. J.. Butcher. Hugh Sterling, p.
L. Kimberly. Hon. A. +. Raymond,
Thomas NJ. Dsrrsb. Hon. B. w. 0xley, J.
Adam Hess. Alfred Paul, Hon. ]. S. w.
Dean, A. S. List, F. Reister, lack Robert
son. Charles Bfues, A. +. Si;fel, 81. Ii. Pen
dlston, W. L. Peterson, Bernard Stanley,
/. C. Siiiel, c, Il Tracy, Hon. H. i. Gilke-
con. John Il. Davenport. ". N. Inch, J..
l.. Rice W. Il. Fisher, A. p. Tallman,
Henry Baer. A. J. Cecil Col. ]. B. Peyton,
Ald.eW Wilson, Hen. W. c. McGrew, Harry
CoeD, Frank johnson, ARCHIE S. Hupp. w.
II. Travis, Hon. b. W. Byrne, Henry
Schmulhach, ]. W. Mitchell, Andrew He
brsnk, Hon. ]. B. Somerville, Reed NJ.
Baird, Charles NJ. Rhodes, and Nal Gut
man.
1t was determined that the daylight dem
onstration, escorting the Governor aud
State officers from their hotel to the State
House, should leave the former place at ii
q. m, on Wednesday morning, the 4th
prox. The Mayor, City Council and city
officials are to be invited to be present and
participate in this feature Of the days
events, as well as the Judges Of the Su-
preme, Circuit, County and Municipal
Courts, the retiring State officers, the Pres
i1ent Of the Senate and Speaker Of the
Houseof Delegates, and others.
The reception in the evening. ID to take
place in the Governors apartments at the
Capitol Building, and the ball, following it.
in the Hall of the House of Delegates. The
supper will be served in the Supreme Court
room, at which, by the way, there will be no
vine.
Following are the sub committees:
On Sdpper-M. Reilly, William Leighton,
J. Z. l.. Hardesty, and NJ. Horkheimer.
On BALI. P. Jepson, S. B. Harrison,
Austin Beach and A. A. Franzheim.
On Printing. S. Naylor, G. b. Caid'
we'll and c. A. Schaefer.
On Music-Judge ]. J. Jacob, p. B. Dob
bins and w. G., Haudlan.
On State House-Hon. ]. J. Jacob, jr.
Hon. N. B. Scott ]. NJ. Birch, Allen BROCK
and George Wise.
On Finance-The chairmen Of the above
sub committees.
Trpasurer-M. Reilly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
IN GENERAL,
Death of An Estimable Citizen.

Death OF an Estimable Citizen.
Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock Mr.
Luke Elton died, after an illness Of abou'
five weeks, at his residence, No. l4l6 Main
street, Of typhoid fever. Mr.. Fitton was
born in 1910 in Manchester, England, and
removed to this country in 1913, locating al
Harpera Ferry. In that place his father
died, and soon after, in 1862, deceased came
to this city, working first in the creek mill
Afterwards he entered upon an apprentice
ship as plumber with William Hare, bu,
the war breaking out before his time had
expired, he enlisted in the First Virginia
Volunteers for three months, and afterwards
te-enlisted in the Fifteenth West Virginia for
three years, fighting through the war. being
wounded at Lynchburg. Va. in 1864. The wal
over, he returned to Wheeling and finished
his apprenticeship. After working at bis
trade as journeyman for some time, Mr.
Elton went into business on his own &C
count, which business he conducted success
fully up to the time of his death. Deceased
was genial and warm hearted gentleman,
possessed of many warm friends. Heleaves
a wife ard nine children. Mr.. Fitton was
a member of the Knights Of Honor, PanolR
Lodge, l, o. 0. f., and the Encampment.
His funeral will take place to morrow.
The Smallpox Case. -
Yesterday morning complication ap
peared in the case of Miss Kennedy, the
smallpox patient, and at about ii o'clock
she died. The remains were inferred at !
o'clock last night, and the furniture, bed
clothes, etc., were burned, and thu
house thoroughly disinfected. The room
in which the patient was will be scraped
and painted Immediately, and every precau
ton taken to guard against danger. The
guards will be kept around the premises
until every danger is passed, and the PEG
pie residing in the building kept in and dis
infected. The young lady's sister stayed
with her and n1rsei her from the time the
disease began, even before she had beer
yacinated. This was quite courageous
act, and should DO commended
Shoe Sale.
We offer ior to-day only-Baby shoes
Is cents; childreas shoes, Is cents; misses
button shoes, 90 cents; ladies' kid button
shoos, 81 Is; mems fine shoes, $l.25; mems
fine boots $l.75; boys boots, hand made
only 81 %; hob nailed shoes, $l.l5; spring
heel shoes for children, so cents; ladies
slippers, only so cents; seamless Congress
for men, 81 so, sells everywhere for $500
mems rubbers, so cents; ladies for % cents
These prices are for to day only, so come
early and avoid the rush. ]. I. Lynch, a
Twelfth street, Wheeling. ,.r... -
Janitor of the State House.
1t is authoritatively announced that our
fellow townsman, Mr.. W. b. Carder. viii be
the next Janitor at the State House, We
can assure Goyernor-elect Wilson that this
appointment will give our citizens general
satisfaction and pleasure. Mr.. Carder has
been an active worker in the ranks Of the
Democratic party, and is worthy and de.
serving citizen whom we are pleased to see
rewarded. Index.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
An End no Bona Screaming.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, III,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, / feel it ny duty TO
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
q running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me / would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. used
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arniea SaIve, and
my leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at City cents o
bottle, and Bucklens Arnica Salve at 26c
Fer box, by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

COMPARE carefully The time scheduie OF
the b. 4 o. with the much-vaunIed and So
called LIMITED time schedule Of other lines.
and note points which must be of Interest
70 the yisiier to the Inauguration, as they
directly concern his Peeketbook. Observe
that the "B. '& o. limited express trains
not only equal in time those of rivai roads
but not infiequently excel; and thus not
wi,hstanding the cold manner in which "ex-
uss are demanded, upon the assumption
that all The earth cannet produce such iacil'
tiles. time, and all that sort OF thing. yo1
knox afforded on lines where the "hmit'
generally sefers to the extent OF the passen-
gers "d1ests" On picturesque b. Il U. no
extras are demanded, nothing above the
usual ia,e exacted aud one simply pays bus
money and takes his choice Of trains to the
Inauguration. and is no, told he cannot go
on the limited"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

sse. and COMES shaH be Gled With the clerks
of ihe circuit courts Of the counties through
which The roads pass. There Is also pro-
Vision Tor changing schedules a right OF
action is given to any person VINO may DC
uSLAWFULLY DAMAGsD
nv the rsilroad company, and suit may De
brought in the circuit ccnrt or before q JUS
tee Of the peace, dependent upon the amount
involved. For violation Of the proposed act
railroad companies would be indictable and
liable to fine OF not less than one hundred
nor more than four hundred
dollars. Officers ard agents would
also be indictable for wilful violation OF tho
law. Provisions have also been made for
the aegrieved party to Gle bill for discovery
and In proper cases 10 sue out mRndamus
uron such terms and conditions as the court
or Judge NAV think proper.
Q.-Wby does the Intelingencer charac-
lerize the substitute as ilhberalY
AL do not know.
ON what, If anything. does If resem.
BE the Reagan interstate commerce bill
which pissed CoDgressf -,
Alt was taken from the Reagan bill
ard conforms as nearly 10 IL as otAte
statute can conferm to an act of Congress
upon question of this kind.
Oil the Reagan bill had become law
would rot that have superseded the neees,
sity for any action BY the Legislature OF this
Staie2
A.-Not at all. fit had matured into
law, II could Lot have hsdiany control over
transportation Of freight wholly within any
State. That matter rests with each State
Legislature.
Q.-Then you think there is nothing un-
reasonable in the proposed legislation?
A.-Nothing. II one citizen unlawfully
damages another citizen, he is liable and
should be liable to an action for redress oil
the wrong, and the same rule should be ap'
Piled to railroad companies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

The most important discovery is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number. Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will pre-
serve the health and save life, and is
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does il positively cure Consumption, on'
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. Asthma, Hoarse
ness and all affections Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, yielA at once to its wonderful
curative powers. If you doubt this. get
Trial Bottle Free at Logan x Co.'S arae
store,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
THE PENITESrIARY.
The Committee Recommends the Erection
.' OF Mara Celia

The Committee Recommends the Erection
of More Cells.
Embodied in the report Of the Committee
on Penitentiary, submitted TO and read in
the House of Delegates yesterday afternoon,
is q recommendation that the present sys-
tenn requiring ten hours labor from the con-
victs for days work be abolished, and that
nine hours be substituted therefore. This
change, the committee claims, would be
better for tina convIets, and at the same
time no disadvantage to the State. The
committee also recommends the building
Of additional cell room, accommodating Ga
convicts, and ask for an appropriation Of
$1,000 for that purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Service
at Secoud Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. II. Ccoho
ID. D., pastor, at 1920 4. M. and 700 p. IN. sab
bath School t9a: IN. All are welcome
ZANE ST. NJ. r. CHURCH - Rev. J. Henry
Hess, pastor. Services Sunday at 1870 q. IN. By
Rev. II. G. Sanford. and at 700 y. NJ, by Rev. 3
King. On account OF the absence OF the pastor the
bapdsm Of children will bS deferred one week. Bun
dsy-Scbool at 2p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH-Rev Dr,
Cunningham, pastor WIN preach At go u. m. and
at 700 p IN. In the evening the fourth sermon on
the life Of Paul. subject: "what next alter PauPs
Cnnxcraion "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
TBE JEFFERSON CLUB
Tenders Reception and Banquet to Gov.
ernOr Wilson.

Tenders Reception and Banquet to Gov.
ernOr Wilson.
Last evening the members Of the Jefef.
con Club together with number of prom
ipeut citizens and members Of the
Legislature, assembled at Germania Hall
for the purpose Of rendering a reception to
Goyernorelect L. Willis Wilson About
halfpast eight o'clock, after the club
had transacted some unimportant
routine business President Seeley an
nounced the more important event of the
evening, and appointed committee of six,
consisting of Messrs Louis Delbrugge,
Henry Weisgerber, Thomas Thoner, A. Wer-
ringer, John A. Weisgerber and c. L. Da-
Wis, to report to the Mcclure House and es-
cort Governor Wilson, Judge Raymond and
Hon. d. B. Lucas, the guests of the even
ing, to the hail. Unfortunately, Judge
Raymond could not respond, but Governor
Wilson and Hon. d. B, Lucas returned with
the committee, and were accorded a hearty
reception. President Seeley delivered an
address of welcome TO the distinguished Wis
itors, replete with happy suggestions and
kindly feelings. To this, Governor Wilson
responded, speaking for nearly half au hour.
lie congratulated the club upon the splen-
did work it had done, and the commenda-
BILE course it had pursued in making its or.
ganization permanent. The Governor then
dipped into politics, and dwell at consid
cradle length on State and National affairs
President Seeley then introduced Hon. ID. b.
Lucas, who, by the way, is looked upon as a
sort of Godfather to the club, and that
gentleman spoke briefly but entertainingly
upon the social and political features Of the
club.
At the conclusion Of the speechmaking a
committee consisting of President Seeley,
Louis Delbrugge Thomas Thoner, John A.
Weisgerber and-A. A. Franzheim, conduc.
ted the guests Of the evening to the Cafe
Brunswick, where banquet was rendered
them, and from whence they did not depart
until midnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
THE coRfINO .INAuuURAI..
Last Evenings Meeting OF the COmmittee
of ArrRnRementz,

OF arrangements
The COMMITTEE having 10 charge the ar
raIgements for the coming inaugural Of
Governorelect Wilson met Mt the Office Of
Superintendent Of Schools Birch last night
for the purpose Of mapping out the pro-
gramme ofthe days events, appointing sub
committees, and trsnsaeting such other bus
iness as would insure the. entire sac
cess of the inaugural ceremonies
and incidental rejoicings and festivities.
Ek.Aayor J. A. Miller presided snd u. P.
Jepson, ESQ. acted as secretary. The
following personnel Of the committees on
Reception and Invitation was read:
Committee on Reception-Hon. O.. S.
Long chairman. Governor ]. B. jackson,
Eon. w.-P. Hubbard. Hon. Thomas
O'Brien, Hon. Randolph Stalnaker, Hon.
Thsyer Melvin, Hon. Geo, E. Price, Hon.
G. w. ,Iesers, Halihen Quarter. Hou- j.
J. Weeds WI. Bates, Jr., J. K. Mcgourt-
ney Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, George s.
Feenes, William Leighton. Jr. George
Baird. Hon, A. A. Rock, 81 n.
Rvsselt VIII L. Wright. Geo.
L. Ts,lor. Hoo. J. 3. Floyd. Louis f. SiiEel.
S. 4. Hiidgelh. } E~ood Hughes. Hon.
Cbsrses = Rropn + Giiehrist y G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21


icirttd coueIcmefalions from book print
ed IN 1879 pat into the hands Of this gal
liant sen OF Ohio. county by tkis tutor from
the Fesaale College, the passages marked
by him gos reference. BE would suggest to
The gallant tutor that before he attempt an
btherjOb, he, Ok IL 80 that il would hold
ESies.. Sensalieas] Mr.. Dean criticized
Col Wkiie's argument at length, refating i
from The same SelUme irouiwhich Nc, White
had quoted. While referring 70 co-educa
lion IN Cornell anive1sity, and quoting the
humber Of femsles in Chat institution, an
ether ,ltlls furry occurred, brought abontby
Col White asking for the number Of girls in
,hecollegiate department at Cornell.
Mr.. Dtan-I have Just told you.
Mr.. Wbite-You told me how many were
in the school, but not how many were In
the collegiate department
Mr. DEAN hope the gentleman knows
enough about Cornell 20 know that there IS
hone other than 9 collegiate department In
Cornell. -
Mr.. White-Yo1 eyade the question. |
want 10 know how many are taking
THR PuLL COLLEGIATE COURSE,
forI don't know much about l..
Mr. Dear-Yery likely you want to
know. The gentleman showed, By his ar
eument this morning, that he didn't know
much about the question, lSensation-j
Mr.. Dean proceeded, discussing the asser'
ton that CO education facilitated the falling
in love of young men and young women,
and made the point that Opponents were
heard Of daily, bat the parties did not come
from eo-educatlonal institutions. Only u
week ago the Wheeling papers contained an
account of wealthy Ohio girl clipping with
a professor, but It was professor OF roller
skating, and not eo-educstonal professor.
Only this morning the papers contained an
account Of the elopement of "a young lady
who, but ten days ago, had left the Female
| College across the creek. If that college
had been a coeiucational one, how the OPP
! ponents of this bill would have held up their
hands in horror and cried out: "Isn't it
awfIlr' 1t vas not the female students
who were daily brought in contact with boys
! who eloped, but the girls who saw man
but once week or once month.
Referring to a letter written from Nor.
santown,. read by Mr.. Lucas, regarding
SMrs. Moore's property going under the
sheriffs hammer" Mr.. Dean warmly en-
quired why the writer 81 name
HAD NOT BEEN GIVEN.
Mr.. Lucas-The writer is Prot. st. George
W. Brooks, and the information is tran
scribed from the records of the court.
Mr.. Dean-Another man opposed to co
| education.
Mr.. Lucas-But not opposed to trsnscrib
ing records correctly.
Mr.. Desn-Not when they suit his pur,
pose.
Mr.. Lucas-If the gentleman means to
inslnuate that Mr.. Brooks would not cor
reetly trsnscribe anything, favorable OF
| not.
Mr., Desn-Not for the world! am not
that Kind of man. Laughter.
Mr.. LucaS-Very we'll $500,
The debate soon after closed, and vote
was taken on the amendment of Mr.. Lucas
the result Of which is given in our regular
! rtrOEt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Young Men. Read This.

The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated Electro-Vd
taic Belt and other Electric Appliances on
trial Tor thirty days, to men (young and
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss o.
vstality and manhood, and kindred trov
bles. Also. for rheumatism, neuralgia, par
alysis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, yigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk isincurred, as thirty
days trial is allowed. Write them ct once
or illustrated pamphletsfree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
PARDoNED.
one OF the North wheeling Fire Bugs Re-
leased.


leased.
Governor jackson yesterday issued
pardon to John McCleary, convicted in the
Circuit Court of this county, January ~,
1889, of arson, and sentenced to six years
imprisonment at Moundsville. 1t appears
from the petition filed in behalf Of the pris.
oner, that at the time Of his conviction and
sentence he was only fifteen years of age,
that he had been boy of good character
prior TO the commission of the offence, and
that he had been led into the commission OF
the crime by evil associates. His pardon
was asked for on the ground of his youth,
and that, in tie opinion Of the petitioners,
he had suffered punishment enough, having
been confined in jail for several months be,
fore conviction. The petition was signed
BY eight members OF the jury, BY three OF
the owners Of the glass house burned, by
Michael Sweeney who lost his building by
the Ere, by Joseph Bell & Co., owners ofthe
ccpperas works, and by many Of the promi-
nent citizens OF Wheeling, including county
and city officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

a Strange Dream and It's unpieassnt Con-
firmatfon.

"A HIAALtAOAs
Tburtday morning man went to Elm
Grove, representing himself as horse
buyer from Washington. Pa, and examined
all the best horses in town with view Is
he stated. of purchasing car load to sAlp
away. There was nothing peculiar an tins,
but that night about o'clock, ageutleman
named james Black dreamed that some
one had stolen his horse, and the dream had
such yiyed effect upon bis mind that be
got up about 10 O'Clock and went to bis
stable. when 10, and behold! the horse had
in reality disappeared. y
He. OF course, Immediately suspected the
bogus horse buyer, and tracked hun to
Wheeling, where sn traces of him were lost
The horse was bright bay, about FIVE years
old. ard valued st $3.50. The man was
about Eve feet eight inches tai, had black
kinky hair and light mustache, both in
color and quantity. he resembles very
closely a notorious character about this
vicinity and will probably be spprehended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

SATURDAY morning will be reserved for
children only, at the Island rink. Parents
accompanying their children admitted free
Of charge. Children will be excluded from
the floor at all evening sessions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Il. 40.

On February % and March l.. , and 3.
the B. l. o. Co. will sell Inauguration eK
cursion tickets to Washington, d. c., good
returning until March 10, inclusive.
Day express leaves at q. m. and arrives
at Washington City, at p. m.
, Night express leaves at $50 p. m. and
arrives at Washington, D. G., at 100 q. N.
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

WHEN the B. 4 o. announced its rate for
the Inauguration, it meant that the tickets
should be good on all trains. 1t is the only
line upon which the Inauguration tickets
will be good on limited express trains.
Don't You forget il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Framed Pictures.

Great bargains viii be offered in large
lot of framed pictures to make room tor art
exhibition, March lst. Kinks Art Store,
zoos Mai, street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
.1t VIII Cure Asthma

Il had suffered with asthma for over forty
years, and had terrible attack in Decem'
oerand January, 1892. One day ] took
four doses of Parkers Tonic. The effect
astonished me. slept perfectly that night,
and am now wholly well. Psrker's Tonic
will cure chronic asthma" Z. C. Williams,
Chapman, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

A HANDSOME silver medal will begiven to
the winner Of two out Of three mile heats, in
the race at the Island rink, this evening.
The medal can be seen at "Grubb's" jew.
elry store,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

- The IttfAts4t s<1e-t
FoSnh 81 July. or your birthday, make ths
fnosf Or II, and have good time. q
can't 90 this If your blood Is irPovefisned
ar yeur digestion poor. But By ma1ne
sood use Of Browns Iron Bitters-the best
,ouic IN Tie worid-your whole physical sJ:'
fem win be in such condition that your not.
idsy will be JOY and blessing hs. L.
B. Smith. ex.Sheriff Of Efingham coanty:
Ga. gained forty pounds and Was cured o.
dyspepsia, by using Browns Iron b'ttera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21

LEoS ZlLLrs, the boy skater. was presented
with handsome gold medal By his friends
nj the Island rink last evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
DRY ooop8.
Henry Jacobs & Co.
BELIEvE N

BELIEvB IN
p.lss. 70 sails The tiass. and therefore have
Hsaussd all iorASs 'Ow p''S''
Insvsry lines Of cur extensive ssSSE.
corp.pOudiusly ,O~ With the prc'en' times, and
E=vsrEs,dy, though their LaeOms OEwSSesS BE ever
Go sa.aJf ought q, such extremely low prices S'
TOsuPPly their immediate wants aud necessities
mr. thoss that have the psaaS bad better come and
Reeure sOms O our rsse baEgalnS II eau RO' last
= ioog
Hsatl gOCd, win slysDoe, they must.)
N tbs xsy o. novelties rs Wish taUy to the ladies
Tta se hsve he layss. stock and latCI: styles OF
JLESEls.
Yhs Jersey IS uSQucssionaS'y the mos. popular
garment.
n Is sOcnssrSl IN s.uOst Indispensable article in
ladiCs' OF
nalAes, sussE We keep only the Scs, Of Jerseys
- made
=nbrOiasrsa and plain, plated and coat back,
= EEnsnted pure Ecrsied
ahoaIy cotton yseys that Sre too high NJ . ceuts
a ne % nOG hep, bat Win sell y0u the very best,
vOrsA f.to, for 81 %. This Il The Jersey and the
hA-.ain q to-day, Piesso coma and avail yourseu
q sOsae Of our grsat bargains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
morninr alorxRnkir

Morning Clog Baking Powder.
Housekeepers' delight. No family should
be without it Sold by all leading grocers,
g, s, FsESri
lIl0 Main street Proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-21
Important Discovery

BLANK books of all kinds, frst-class qusl
ity, for sale BY j. Is. Wilson. No. 1877 Mar
ket street