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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
INDIAN RELICS.

Valuable Specimens Destroyed by Careless
Workmen.
Yesterday afternoon some workmen while
engaged in tearing down a building at the
corner of Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets,
discovered beneath the foundations a half
dozen Indian batchets. The relics were
placed on exhibition in Brice's drug store.
The ground occupied by the building was
the site Of an ancient Indian
mound and the finding Of Indian
relics previous to the erection Of houses
in that vicinity was of common occurrence.
Two years ago when excavations were be-
ing made for the residence now occupied by
DR.. Pipes, three almost perfect skeletons
were found. They were of gigantic size
and indicated that the Aborigines who oc-
cupied this country in the ages gone BY
were between seven and eigh: feet in statue,
and built in proportion. The skeletons
were carelessly destroyed BY the workmen
who little realized the value to an~tiqusrians
of their find.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
WAS NOT A REDUCTION.

VOC " N
In but two mills-one in Cleveland and one
in Cincinnati-making altogether, accord
irg TO the reports received, but 1892 tons
Of sheet iron in 1879, and 2,s65 tons in
1880, was the scale of March |. 1880, a re-
ductiop, when the 24c ruled. At five mills
the scale was the same, and at nine mills it
was a positive increase on the 24c card.
"The result reached is, that at a 23c card
the scale of March !, was an advance at
nine mills, the same at FIVE mills, and q re-
duction at two mills. Several Of the mills
paying less than $500 each made more
sheet iron than the two paying more than
S.. 100. From the best information | can
get, these two mills at which the scale of
1880 was a reduction when a 2ic card
ruled, made less than 8 per cent. Of the
sheet iron made west Of the mountains.
THE assertions of the Amslgsmated
Committee that the sheet scale of March l,
1880, was a reduction in wages, is not borne
out by the facts
The situation in and about the nail mills
yesterday was practically unchanged. The
manufacturers are slowly increasing the
forces of feeders working OF each mill aud
express themselves as highly satisfied with
the standard quality Of the nails turned out.
The nail feeders belong to the Union ex.
pressed themselves as thoroughly satisfied
with the decision of the Nail Association
at Chicago Wednesday. The nailers were
r~eticent on the subject and refused to talk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
Two Stories Abouta Fight.

1t Was Iumortd about tow yesterday
that a iye-round prize fight between two
Bellaire men, one of them a steelworker and
the other a nail feeder, hsd occurred near
the top of the hin road running up from
Benson's Ferry, on the~Qhio side, late
Wednesday night. Bety 70 and three
hundred spectators were Z 4t, according
to rumor, and the fight was 70 q finish, one
of the contestants being very badly used up
Last evenings Bellaire Tribune had this
to say Of what is, presumably, the same az
e.'r.
To-
Weaknesses, evening just before sunset a
large crowd Of about tnfse hundred people
gathered near the upper ferry to witness
the settlement of q dispute over a game Of
pool. in which one of the participants called
the othsr q liar. A ring was formed and
Alex Redpath and Win Smith entered aud
commenced the fight. Both parties had
been drinking and we're too drunk to dis
play much science, but, notwithstanding
this, Smith was badly beaten up"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
IN IRON CIRCLES.
A Confidential Circular From Sec
rotary Weeks,
Containing Matters Of Much interest to
AmaIgamasion men---The Nail
Situation Unchanged.

Secretary Joseph ID. Weeks, Of the West
eru Iron Association, has mailed coniden-
tisl circulars to every manufacturer in tins
district, giving the result of inquiries IN re-
gard 10 the wages paid iron workers prior
to 1880. The document . Of unusual in
terest to members of the Amalgamased As
ISOLATION at the present tine A consider
able portion Of it is devoted to q recital OF
the arguments advanced BY each party to the
late Conference Committee. The workmen
alleged that the scale adopted March l.,
1880, was a reduction at the time it was
adopted; that other branches had received
advances, while the sheet rollers had not
only not received any advances, but had
submitted to o reduction below the rates
paid prior to March l, 1890"
THE MAIN POINT
in the manufacturers reply is, that even
when, prior to March /, 1880, the card was
% cents, the price Of rolling No. %, at but
one or two mills, was over s., while at the
mills making most of the sheet iron in the
West it was less than IS; that, therefore, the
scale of March l, 1880, was nots reduction,
butan advance.
The Secretary proceeded to ascertain the
facts which are given in the circular and
which show that up to March /, 1880, there
was no uniform rate of wages paid for sheet
rolling. On March l, 1880, committees of
the Amalgsmated Association and of the
iron manufacturers signed a scale of wages,
fixing the price for No. "a, when the iron
association card was q cents, at $40, and
when the card was q cents at IS.
Mr.. Weeks give
THE RESULT or HIS INQUIRIES
in the form of q table. Here he gives the
wages paid in nearly all sheet mills making
No. 24iron from July, 1879, to February,
1880. This table is summarized as follows:
From the above table it appears that
prior 10 the adoption of the present card,
March |, 1880, on the 2lc card the prices
paid for rolling No. "a sheet iron were:
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The ~NIinStrels.

The Baltimore sun, speaking of NcNisl,
Slsvin and Johnson's MiustrelS, to appear
at The Wheeling Opera House August 18th,
saws:
"Every seat in the theatre was taken,
ard the performance, which is high above
the average, was heartily enjoyed. Frank
McNish, Billy Mcallister, Bob Slsvln and
Carroll Johnson are the end men. One re
msrksble fact to be noted is that the Jokes
and Witticisms are new. Muldoon and
Mitchell, the well known athletes, pose as
snCiert and modern statues. They caught
the gallery gods who shouted themselves
hoarse. The singing of VIM. F. Holmes
and win Raymond is as good as ever,
Bob Slayin kept the audience roaring from
the time be came on the stage until he left
Carroll Johnson is also a drawing card.
Nelsoni, supposed to be short 10. Nelson.
d es some very good jigging. The pe:fol-
nance winds up with q political sstirs.
'~Clevelsnd's Reception st Widow Malone's.
in which Wm. Henry Rice appears as Es-
merelda.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

Psoksd ID Hsrs and mere b. Rs<sssss
THy nRa feeders meet Ia Bellairs To-
night.
Ok deed Of trust wassdnittsd to record
yesterday.
TnE Back river bridge is undergoing ex-
tsnsiye repairs.
ALlReE number Of old veterans from this
city and vicinity win go up to East Liver
pool today.
A PICNIC party from Martins Ferry, pass
ed Yesterday at the Park, returning home
about Z O'Clock.
CHAPLISE Street rink viii be open every
every evening and Saturday afternoon. No
admission charged
TINS morning William Prettymsn, for
some time past q fireman on the Elm Grove,
viii be given charge OF motor No. 3.
JUsr after midnight Constable William
Laughlin arrested Chris BoeshArd, for using
loud and profAAe language on Market street,
near this Office.
MNGo-Genersl Gof got the title Of
General BY being brevetted Brigsdier Gen
eral while in q Rebel prison His rank at
the time was Major.
The Scbmulbach Brewing Company, of
Wheeling, anticipate building q Grstclass
variety theater in this place this fall
Sleubenyille Herald.
The picnic of the Germsnis Singing So
eiety, which was 10 have been held at Sci.
bert's Garden, yesterday, wa postponed IN
bl to-day on account OF the rain.
IT was Mrs. mot Mr. Fowler who
brought the charges against Mrs. Arbour
and Miss Stien. The complaint was with
out the least foundation, and was dis,
missed
MEssRs MCLAUGHLIN & MCKINLEY, the
Water street ~salooDists, have put up q hand
some bulletin board for the convenience of
river men, and viii display the stage Of the
water at all points daily, as received BY spe-
cisl telegram.
The host offriends of Mr.. Charles Smith,
boss malster Of Reymann's brewery, will be
glad to learn that he has been pronounced
conyslescent by his attending physician,
DR.. G.. Alderman. The Doctor says his
patient Will be able to see his friends in a
week.
FoUR car loads of watermelons came up
on the River road yesterday. They were
about the second or third shipment of the
season. Next week the shipments will be
larger and ~oftener, and the luscious melons,
of which there is none better, of the Par.
kersburg and Marietta district, will be fairly
on the market, and at prices within the
reach of all. 1t is reported the crop is sim
ply immense in that district, this year, and
in excellent condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
Skipped Out.

Sometime during Wednesday afternoon
Pete Curry who plies q EXIT ferry between
Re tctt OF Twelfth street and the foot OF
F;rk ST. eet, Island, raised a row IN the boat
hsuss in which be lives, on the Island side
Officer Lukens was called on to quiet the
row, when Curry applied to him
a number Of epithets which would not
COX well in print. Yesterday morn
ing Officer McNichols went to
Gums domisile for the purpose of arrest
ing him, but Curry spied the blue-cost, and
fed from the back door of the bost-house
to q skiF, pushed out into the river, and
went up around the point of the Island aud
over to Rtnsvil'e. At midnight last night
q detail of officers went to the Curry home,
in the hope of capturing their man, but the
visit was u~nproCuctive Of results
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY

n TSSTs
Place . can top down on a hot stove until heated, TIE
remove tho cover and smell. chemist viii not 10 n
CURED to detect the presence OF ammonia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
NJ Your LAYER Remiuds You

or its existence by duh pain or sharp twinges in the
right aide, or beneath the dexter houller-blEde,
acoeps the reminder IS a warning, and regulate the
organ without loss Of time, by the use Of HOststter's
Stomach Biiiers. The above symptoms are usually
accompanied BY yellOvnsss Of the skin, constipation,
famed tongue, disorder Of the stomach, sick head
srfe and morning nausea. But $ reform Is promptly
Instituted BY ths Bitters, he beat possible subsi-
tate for calOmel, blu, Pill and other supsr.pOtsnt
and hurttul drugs saroneously designated M rsme-
dies for bTlieusSe.S appetite and dig stion are
reatCytd, an6 thebowes rssume altyity, when an
impetus r. given D tie functions et aealth By this
sterling anti-bllhus medicine. which also IA. the
eject o. enIieht1g and plriiyirg the circulation,
ana fcTtifyiDg fee syse EN- ssAilst usl7rias infel tion
IL air OF We 1T $50 heaeicssl f3s rhsuua.
Hsa,l 'ad18t Gouhe8s
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Thereby Hangs a Tale.

DR.. Briee yesterday received two fine
samples Of gopher tails, from John Devine.
an cid Wheeling boy, now residing in
Lsmour county, Dakota. Accompanying
the present was a letter stating that TIE
articles were received as small currency il
hat section ofthe country. The gopher lie
8 snail animal that makes such ravsges on
the farmers wheat as to ca"ss a bounty Of
FIVE cents a head to be paid for every one
destroyed. As the tails are all cut OF as
proof of the death of the "vsrmeEts' the
country stores take them in lieu OF small
currency, redeemiRg them every fall at the
county seat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
Second Branch.

President Sweeney was on hand promptly
at 7:20 o'clock, but the members evidently
had not taken kindly to the idea of the
special meeting, as but two or three were
present. They dropped in, however, singly
or in couples, until a reporter counted twelve
presented, as follows: Messrs. Caldwell,
Crawford, J. b, Crawford, Robert, Hildreth,
Jones, Peterson, Picket, Scott, Stanley,
Smith, Weir and Mr.. President. Iusteso
of coming to order and sending the sergeant
for enough absentees to make up quorum
and to dispose Of the important business
presumed to be on hand, the members sat
about and talked until the First Branch
concluded its session and adjourned, when
several slipped off home, and all hopes Of a
session were over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
PASSED.
The Tea. Cent Levy at Last WlggIss
Through Council,
Aad the Work of Street Improvement viii 60
sn---AetiOn Of the First Branch
Last hight---The Second
Fails to Meet.

The ter-csnt levy has had q hard time Of
it, but its friends have finally succeeded in
getting it through Council. after a variety
Of ups and downs. Contractor Campbell
has everything in readiness, a large number
of brick are on hand, and the work
Of carrying the Chspline street improvement
southwark will be rushed through at a lively
rate in order that it may be completed be-
fore the coming of frost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
A Notable Wedding.

J. ". Warden, the South Side liver,
stable keeper, surprised his most intimate
friends by driving out to ST. ClsirsViile sn0
being united in marriage to Miss Millenitz
one Of the tsirest daughters of the city Of
tie suu-kissed hills. Mr. Warden and bride
left for a short wedding tour, which they
will have to leDgthen to an indefinite ex
tent if they wish TO escape the "shirsree'
from his Justly indignant friends.
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weather

WASHINGTON, August l4-I:S0 q. NJ
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee, gen
erslly fair weather, nearly stationary tenn
persture and variable winds generally
rcr;herly.
For the lower lake region, generally
fair weather, variable winds, and slight
fan in Temperature, higher barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. Vim. Thomas, of Newton, Ia, says:
my wife has been seriously affected with a
cough for tHenty.fv years, and this spring
more severely than ever before. She had
used many remedies without relief, and be-
ing urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
did go, with most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved her very much, and the
second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had so good health for thirty
years"
Trial Bottles Free st Logan Il Co.'s Drug
Store Large size 81 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
THE CAPITOL COMMITTEE.

Some OF the members fingered about the
chamber until 9 o'clock, and Msssrs. Peter
son, Dob6ins, Myles and Halter, thinking to
at least do something that would repay
them for the trouble OF coming together,
undertook to hold a meeting of the Special
Committee on Capitol, but when they come
to look around it was found that al the car
pet bidders but Mr.. Caldwell had removed
their samples, and nothing could be done
The committee accordingly adjourned to
meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the office
OF the Board of Public Works, when the
fifth attempt to take another step forward
will be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
IN GENERAL.


Mr. Dan Snyder, a popular young striker
in the blacksmith chop at the Riversid.
Mil, died yesterday alter q weeks iilGess,
His silment was inflammation of the bowels
suPerirduced by drinking ice water Will.
oyerhssted. Snyder had a host Of friends
smorg the lsbOring men, who sadly regre,
his untinely demise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate were
admitted for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made July %, 1885, by John Nor
RI on 81 d wife of Lyon county, Kentucky
to Ann Jane Higgins aud others, for lot No.
EOS in William Cbapine's addition to the
city Of Wheeling. Consideration 81.
Deed made February 5, 1885, by Ann
Jane Higgins and others to Andreas SGhosp-
per, for lot No. POS in William Chspline's
addition to the city Of Wheeling. Consid,
Grafton, $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
Msssrs. ncLauxhlin and NcGinIey,

Sole agents in this city for that best of all
mineral waters, clear, bright and spark
ling ~Sheboygan, are doing q remarkable
trade in this specially. ~Sheboygsn is now
uretsrred By persons of refined taste and
Elimination to al other beverages o. g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
ATbeeIin9 2&9ister;
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The weather.

F~ollosing shovs the range Of the thsr
momttar for yesterday, as observed By c..
Schnepf, the Market street druggist: At
M, so; II N. II; 3 m, 81; Z .
N, 81; midnight, Ts. The sun rises
this morning at sis and sets at 6:54 this
evening. The day length is lS hours and
90 minutes.
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Index 70 New Advsrnseneuts.

rugage in General Merchandising
Rare ChAnes q. DllGr
white Mountain hanA-
& Co Page
Melons on Iee-McMechen's-l L0cA
Wsnted-Giri for HOUSesOrk-lLOGA gSe,
Media A~cademy-fLOeal Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

The B. & o. r r. will run trains to and
from the camp grounds at Moundsville on
Sunday, August 10th, as follows:
Leave Wheeling at Sis q. m, city time;
returning, will leave the grounds at 500
and 900 p. m, Wheeling time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
Baron T~ennyson.

Tepnyson says IN bus htest poem on
Springs:
The poets too"
The blaekbirds often have the best of it,
too, for they seldom have dyspepsia or de.
bilty, while many poets have both these
diseases, as can easily be seen. Poets and
others afflicted with dyspepsia or rheu-
matism, can obtain speedy and complete
relief by using Browns Iron Bitters. Mr..
Timothy Seek, Pleasant Grove, Pa, says he
was cured of dyspepsia of two years stand
ing by taking n bottle of Browns Iron
Bittsrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

OECORATED TEA SETS In q va
~,efx electors; SO pieces for $3.50,
DAWSON BROS,
2R9S Market street.
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RESTRICTIONS.

To make room Tor n incoming
Pan sleek we shall offer our entire
Stock Of spring and summer sali'
iurs At greatly reduced prices.
q. HESS 4 SONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

In five mills the rate was S. 90; in nine
mills LEES than So 90; in two mills more
than S. 90; so that in fourteen mills the
scale Of March |. 1880,
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An EpitOme of News Conserving the Boats
and Roatmen.

Following shows the stage Of water at up.
stream points last evening: Psrker's, ! foot
and stationary; Greensboro, 10 feet 3
inches and stationary; Lock No. 4. 6 feet
and stationary; Brownsville, 5 feet and
0il,City, l foot 8 inches and falling; Rice's
Landing, 4 feet and stationary; Morgan
town, 3 feet and stationary.
EVANSVILLE. IND, August l3.-River 10
feet, 10 inches and falling slowly.
CAIRO, August l3.-River IA feet and
rising. Weather clear and warm.
PTrTsBrRG. August l3-River 2 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, o, August l3.-River IL
feet 6 inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, August l3.-River falling
with 6 feet, 9 inches in the canal aud 4
feet, I inches on the falls. Weather clear
and pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
First Branch.

His Honor Mayor Grub called this
Branch to order at s o'clock last evening,
the following members answering to their
names ct roll call: Messrs. Bingell, Caldwell,
Comerford, Dobbins, Donaldson, Farrell,
Gavin, Haller and Kenney-9.
The following communication was read:
WHEELING, ". VA. August Is.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council Of
the City Of Wheeling:
Understanding that at the last meeting
of the First Branch of Council, when the
ten cent levy ordinance was before that
Branch, it was asserted by some members
that ! intended to employ non-rssidents OF
this city in making the contemplated paw.
ing in the Sixth ward with paving block, |
do most unhesitatingly pledge my word
and faith hat / viii employ only residents
of this city, and l never designed to do
otherwise.
/ as fully sympathize with the unem-
ployed labor in this city as any member of
Council can, and propose to give a most
practical experience of such sympathy by
giving work TO all of it | am able, if Coun-
ell will only permit me to do 80 by passing
the ordinance.
K. CAMPBELL.
WANTED TO KNOW.
Mr.. Comerford took the floor and wanted
10 know what Mr.. Campbell had to do with
the ordinance. Did he have the contract
The Mayor informed the gentleman that
Mr. Campbell did have the contract.
Mr.. Comertord very s~uxiously inquired
how it came to pass that the contract had
been given out before it was known wheth-
er or not the ordinance would pass, to
which leading question there was a deep
ulence during which Mr.. Comerford looked
snxiously from the Mayor to the Clerk and
from the Clerk to his fellow members, and
then sat down.
CARRIED.
The ten cent levy ordinance was taken
up, and the roll called upon its passage,
with the following result:
Ayes-Messrs. Bingell, Caldwell, Dobbius,
Donaldson, Gavin and Kenney-6. Nays
-Messrs. Comerford. Farrell, Haller and
Scbultze-4.
The Mayor announced that inasmuch as
the ordinance had received a majority vote
at two consecutive sessions he declared it
carried.
A few of the members were evidently not
prepared for this. if one may Judge from
their dszed appearance, while n or two
others smiled q sweet contented smile, and
looked happy.
on THE SHELF.
The charges preferred against Clerk Gal
ligan by Health Officer George l. Garrison,
referred By the Second Branch Tuesday
night to a special committee Of three from
each Branch, were then taken up and read.
Mr.. Caldwell took the floor and said he
did not see the advantage Of taking up the
time of Council or of Committees with such
documents. 1t was nonsense; nothing could
be done in the matter by Council and he
hoped it would be laid aside.
The question was put on a motion to
concur in the action Of the Second Branch
in referring the paper to a special commit,
tee, and it was lost, ayes ), nays 3, His
Honor casting the decisive vote. This
probably ends the matter, as it would take a
two-thuds vote to carry out the idea Of
pressing the charges.
Various other matters of minor import
anee were then taken from toe table ana
disposed of, and at $40 o'clock this Branch
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

MORNING GLORY Baking Powder. House
keepers delight. Sold BY al leading gro
GERS. G. S. Feeny, proprietor, l4l0 Main
street
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baltimore and Ohio.

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every 3
day. Round Trip only $3.50. Special
train leaves at 4:40 .. M city time
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c;{ua{;,n II you want work try The REsIsrxs
OllGdtllIl want columns.

GRAND excursion on the steamer Tele-
gam next Sunday TO Narrows Run, forty.
FIVE miles down the river. Tickets for sale
at Donohoe's jewelry store. Round trip
so cents.
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LAW SCHOOL

nF WARRINGTON AND LEE UsrvERM1
textbooks and printed Lectures, with ooursu Oh
Lectures On special subjects By smins emit jurixs
Tuition end lees go Tor sesisn Of pins monfhs,bs
ginning September II. For c~atalogus and foil L.
Law, Lsxington, Va. Iyeft
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

DURING the hot weather my
store viii eInae al Up. M, Satur-
IACOB w. GRUBB.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

DoN'T fail to attend the excursion on
Sunday next. Music by the Wheeling City
Rand.
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ON THE OHIO.

curm.y Boarders secured, or Z good place 70
0EHllIIsl board, can be found By advertising In
TIE REGISTER.