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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
"sPIKES" WANTS TO KNOW
Why the Price of the Western Nail As
ISOLATION Is Not Published.

STECBENN Lib W OCIOoel 90
To tie Editor Of the Register.
SIR:-Why ia it that we do not see the
price of the Western Nail Association pub
ished since thsir last meeting, October IL,
as they are not selling their nails at the
1925 card rate, and the cord rate East is
s3l0? Why Gre they not honest with
the men they have working for them
and pay them twenty cents, according to
the Cincinnati scale, il they are doing
as well as Mr.. Wise's last weekly report
saws? Why is it the men working tor the
Cincinnati scale do not demand II, as they
are only getting II centa, and at the price
nails are selling now they should be receiV-
ing 20 cents for making 70 penny nails and
other nails in proportion.
And would like to know why a certain
mill in this valley is not running to-day at
the 81 cent scale when there is over 90
cents in every keg of nails, and why the
small stockholders will let their stock slip
from them in the manner it is DOING
Their stock is depreciating in value
eeyry dsy when they could be making
money, and their stock soon be worth
par. Why is it those small stockholders
do not unite as it only takes one tenth OF
the capital stock to throw it into court,
and have court of inquiry and have the
court appoint receiver. By doing this
they will save what stock they have, ifnot,
they will lose everything, as it is plain
case Of freeze out for the small stock.
holders SrIkES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
A CLOSE SHAVE.
The Books of the Lato saongerfeht Sho"
aSet balance of Three Cents.

The Books of the Lato sacngerfeAt Show
aNet balance of Three Cents.
The committee appointed to audit the
books Of the Financial Secretary aud
Treasurer of the late Saengeriest have
made their report to the President and
members of the Central Board. The re-
ceipts foot up 1891, as follows: Contri'
buttons from foreign singers, S2li; song
books, S7S 45 sale Of tickets for the con-
certs $939.2j; Park Association, sos;
Elm Grove r r. Co, $40; receipts from
picnic, 81 1853 80; presents, SSl; guarsn-
tee fund. $l,OlO; advanced by Beethoven,
Mwnnerchcr aud Mozart singing societies,
Sl2O. The expenses were S3,9jO.97,
leaving balance of Just three cents,
which the committee recommends should
be distributed equally between the Zee
thoven, Mwnuerchor and Mozart societies
Some of the siguers Of the guarantee
fund bave rot paid up their subscriptions,
and such persons are earnestly requested
to pay over their subscriptions TO the still
existing committee, julius Lohse, +. d,
Friedrich Gnd II. Schrebe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
TWO WEDDINGS YESTERDAY,
One In the City and One In the su
burbs.

One In the City and One in the su-
burbs.
The residence Of Hon. Benjamin Fisher
81 Fou teen,h street, was yesterday after
noon t,e scene OF quiet and pretty little
wedding, the contracting parties being his
daughter, Miss Clara, and Mr.. D. Carter
Li.t Jr. The marriage ceremony was
performed at $50 o'clock by Rev. Dr.
Cunnir gbam, in the presence of only q
small number Of the Immediate relatives
of the bride and groom. At its CONCLUSION
an informal little reception was he'd, dur
inc which Mr.. and Mrs. List received many
hearty CONGRATULATIONS They were driven
to the Pewiky depot aud departed on the
40 train for Western bridal tour.
Both the young folks are popular society
pcople and have countless friends In the
city who wish their path through married
life s,rewn with sweetest and pretuest
flowers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
THE BACK" RIVER DAM

Work Suspended Owing to High Water
bridgeport Greatly Benefited.
The force OF workmen who have been
employed all summer on the Government
dam in the Back river, which dam is to be
officially known as the Wheeling Island
Dam. are now of, owing to the high stage
OF water IN the river. The building Of this
structur has been source OF great beue-
fit to Bridgeport, as the contractor, Mr.
]. B Hodge, MS bought all lis materials
and hired his workmen from that place,
and has, in that way, expended in the
neighborhood of S25,OoO among the citi.
Gems of that town The dam can be fin,
isk ed in about two weeks providing the
river fails enough 10 allow resumption
before cold weather sets in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
ON THE OHIO.

va Eritoms " News Conc sfn!hS II Z
Jtua \ And BnRim-n.
The marks ln-t night in Heated . feet o
inthes and falling
The Louis A. Shirley is due up for Pitts
burg this morning.
The marks q; Pi''sburg last night indi'
Gated feet and failing.
The Elaine will be to-day's Patkersburg
packet, leaving a: b m.
The steamer Scotia passes down for Gin
ciuns,i tomorrow mor0iug at O'Clock.
The W. n. Chancellor is due down at
an early hour this morning for Charleston
aid the Ksnaaha river.
Boa.s depared-Diurnal, Parkersburg,
at II a. m: Bachelor, Plits5urg, at 2 p
m Saa,ia. Pit;.5urs 2p III Emma Ora
ham, Cincinnati, at sop IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
THELEADING HOUSE.
4 Little Talk TN "a Palatabls Beverage
And Where To Get Ii.


And Where To Get Ii.
Tea is beverage, and delightful one,
too that will last as long ga the world; and
Wheeling has many tea drinkers, who are
experts in discriminating between good
and bad tea. This being the case, the
Atlantic Tea House, Hill Market sire ct,
ever since its establishment in this city
has increased it's business TO a wonderful
extent. And why? Because lts custo-
mers have always been furnished with a
frst.class quality of the leaf from which
the palatabIe and invigorating beverage is
made.
The customers of this famous house are
not confined merely to one part Of the
city, but live all over the city and in its
suburbs. Feeling that the South Side
patrons should have some sccommods
lions furnished, the company has decided
to open branch store at 226l Market
street, in fine new store room, where oil
the grades Of tea kept in the main house
can De found. That this new move will
be successful, is beyond all doubt, and all
old and new patrons are invited to attend
the opening on Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
TIRE DREAM CAME TRuE.
The Pecuiiar Pointer Given George GiGinr
of bridgeport.

The Peouiiar Pointer Given George GiGin,
of bridgeport.
On Wednesday night George Giihn, Of
Bridgeport, whose safe was blown open
last week, dreamed that the contents OF the
safe were stored in r. Bags Il Sons
lumber yard. When he lefc his residence
for his store yesterday morning, he thought
the matter over and concluded that since
the point located by his dream Was not far
away. he would look and see if there was
ANYTHING in dreams. Accordingly he went
and looked in the place designated by the
dream asd found an empty pocket book,
all the notes and papers and the small IN
terrier safe, the latter being mashed TO
fragments. The notes and papers found
are Of considerable value, and Mr.. Gilhn
congratulated himself on his good luck.
He also gays he is goirg 10 set q night
apart and dream the safe breakers to
lustiCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Hervey-Carter.

Yesterday afternoon, at the home OF the
bride, near Edgington Lane, the marriage
of Mr.. Hervey, OF Valley Grove, and Miss
Clara Carter, daughter of Richard Garter
Esq was solemnized. Only small circle
NJ near friends were present during the
ceremony, which was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Greer, of Elm Grove. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hervey have large circle of friends, who
extend them their heartiest good wishes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

10 the Editor cfks Register:
SIR Will you please let me know in a
column OF the DAILY REGISTER whether it
ID true that one can pull tire cars Of a child
severely for trestpasSing on or about ones
premises without being fined.
We are OF opinion that one would Iun
the risk OF being fned.-ED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
, True Story with Very Happy Ending.

Such IS the story OF Topping. the Market
street tailor. who WAS poor ard is rich; who
boupht "A ff b OF Louisiana State Lottery
ticket coupon fer ore dollar and won
fortune lsst month. 1t is said that Tep-
nine has for sAen lue scenes that he for
mefiv laun:td; tha, The paths he trod now
know him no mo.e. Where Is Topping !
Has he returned to Tho land where Prince
Bismarck rules aud where the American
bor is not known? 1t is blnted that Tep
pipr has gone 10 v,Ei, bis Fa'herlard and
n there Gstoni-h the ns,ives with graphic
accounts Of hos f,rtIres have been made
bv Csrforu ans investing in Louisiana
State Lottery tickets San Francisco
(Csl Chronicle, Sep l3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
MILL NOTES.
of President wier From West.
ern Trip

Return of President Wier From West
ern Trip
President Wier has Just returned from
Ashland, n.y., where he was on official bust
ness. On Saturday last Eve machines
were broken, and another on Monday, at
the Norton Iron Works, making total Of
q since the start with the feeder nailers.
On Friday large meeting Of nsilers,
rollers, heaters and feeders was held and
they resolved TO stand out for the Il cent
card if it took all winter, and then some.
Mr. Wier reported all in good spirits He
reports the Bellefont aud Kelly mills suffer
ing in the same way from disabled ma.
chimes, and the business interests greatly
dissatisfied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
index to New Advertisements

Wanted 10 lUy-Horse.
chest SHE'D IIudsrwpar D. Guudhng &c.
Far sale Market Street Property.
Thomsau's Glove Fitting Corset.
NaITa,k's Brighton Ware EEius Eros.
IlttsturS ,osl-JusCrh savoy.
UndeTt,kers and Funeral pirey,oys-t'. NendSI
n CO.
New Foryfgu Fruits-E ! Smyth.
Eig Bargain IN IS,OEs-NtautOn x Davenport.
Nv FaIl aUd Winter J,Ocds-treo. K. Taylor.
Wall Taper Jos t,raves y >uu.
New iron Frul's-N. ~,hRlE.
M-rnluI t,Iory B,S,ug puwder-G ;. teeny.
Mica !uv ~ .yys-Nesnitt 4 Bro
60, ~s., 90 Mems Fine ~uits-M GutmID 4
20. Local IT,c .,-,
Extslstor EakiuS PuWlsr-R n. List. LEGAL
FaEv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
IN GESER AL.
The New Postmaster.

Postmaster Simpson yesterday made a
,onr al the letter boxes embraced within
the CITY limits, with view Of noting their
location and condition. Col, Sterling will
stem down and out at o'clock Saturday
evening. at which hour Mr., Simpson will
taEs control Of the office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
CONVICTED.
Jacob T. Dillon Fined in Police
Court, Yesterday Morning,
But His Counsel Take an Appeal. fly
Four Witnesses Summoned---Ih
Hearing Occupies Four and
One,Ha Hours.

The case OF the city w. Jacob L. Dillon,
charged with keeping house OF resort for
purposes OF prostitution, came up in Police
Court yesterday morning. -Four and one
half hours were consumed in hearing the
evidence, making it the most protrscted
trial ever had before the Court.
Our readers will remember that about 2
o'clock last Sunday morning the totel, OF
which Nr. Dillon is proprietor, situate Of
Nos. 1892 and 1894 Market steel,
WAS RAIDED
By officers Croughan, Watson and Lukens,
and Constable Lauchlin, and the proprie-
tor and six other persons namely Laura
Rose, Pearl Davis, Hannah Able, William
Dixon, William Flynn and Thomas Pow
ell, we're placed under arrest. Dillon Was
released on bail and the others locked up
Monday morning, in Police Court, the Six
inmaies were found guilty OF lettering in
the house and fined s. and costs each the
case of Dillon being continued until Thurs.
day at the request of his attorneys.
THE CASE
was called q few minutes after 9 o'clock
Yesterday morning, very large audience
being present in the court room. The
clerk called the witnesses, titty-four IN
number, who we're sworn and the hearing
Of the evidence began. 4 large percent
aye o! the witnesses were notorious women
of the town, and still another proportion
male toughs OF more or less local celebrity.
the respectable element being tavern and
hotel keepers, or persons who, at one time
end another, had made the Dillon House
their quarters. The defense was repre-
scented by Messrs. John O.. Pendleton and
Thomas D. Houston, while Capt. Dovenel
appeared Tor tie city.
THE EVIDENCE
for the most part was unfit for publication
and we will content ourselves with saying
that it showed to the satisfaction OF the
Court that the charge contained in the
warrant was entirely correct. The taking
of testimony wss concluded shortly attel
one O clock in the afternoon, when the at
torn, IS submitted the case without argu
ment, The Court promptly imposed fne
of $40 and costs the iull limit Of the law
The defense at once gave notice Of al ap
peal. The fine and costs footed up the
snug sum OF SIS 30. This case has been
a very peculiar one all through, in that the
warrant WAS sworn out by Ida Walton, AL
inmate CT Tenth street mansion of pless'
ure. The cause of the complaint seems TO
be that girls from one or two houses locs,
ted within half square Of Tenth aud
Market streets have been going to the Dill
lon house, thereby nearing the displeGs
ure Of thu landladies and at last one Of
these latter decided 10 procure a warrant
in the hope Of keeping the girls at home
i, reRfttr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

There are 70 sizes enumerated above,
and our nsilers demand Sl3 lS more for
cutting them than is paid East, which is o
fraction over l8c per keg, or 10000 for
200 600 kegs. Our manufacturers Offer to
paw S. O3 more than is paid East, which is
Is per cent, and an average Of over Sc
per keg on above sizes.
WHEELING NAIL MANUFACTURERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
INTERESTING FIGURES.
A Comparative Statement ofPrlcss
Paid TO kailsrs,
Showing Wages Demanded by NaIIsrs
Here, What is Paid in the East
and What Our Manufact-
urers Offer.

The following comparative statement Is
furnished for publication by the nail man,
u,acturers of this city. 1t will be observer
that our nailers demand fully fifty per cent
more for the same class Of work than Is
paid in the East, while our manufacturers
offer twenty-five per cent. more. The East
ern scale given is the cne now IN use III
the New England district. Some Pennsyl-
wanna mills pay less. but it is PFoOa0iy d
fair average scale of all Eastern factories :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
DEAFNESS CURED.
Noises In tho Ears Successfully Treat,

Noises In the Ears Successfully Treated
DR.. Socum, now permanently locate ed
at lll6 Market street, has had remarkable
success in restoring the hearing of several
residents of Wheeling and vicinity. Af'er
an experience Of over eight years in the
exclusive II eatment of Eye and Ear diseases,
we feel satisfied we can give satisfaction IN
tyery case entrusted to our treatment. In
cases of offensive discharges from the ears,
the treatment ia most successful. Patients
are not required 10 leave business, as the
treatment gives no pain OF inconvenience.
Office hours from a. m TO 5 p m Sun
DAYS, | 10 3 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
rrnnster OF keai Estate.

The following transfer of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday: ., ,,
Deed made October Is, 1855, BY John
NJ Clemens aud Elizabeth, his wife, TO
Sarah A. Cooper, for a part of lot No. l36,
situate on Tenth street Consideration,
Sl,0T5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
1ITbrelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON. d. C., October 3O.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather preceded by local showers IN the
eastern portion. winds generally from
north 10 west becoming variable IN west
portions generally. higher barometer and
Slight change in temperature:
For lower lake region, light rains, TO-
lowed BY clearing weather, northerly
winds, slightly colder and higher bsrome
ter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

tbs B. Il o. will run an excursion to
Chicago, November 10, at the low rate OF
81 for the round trip. Tickets good re-
turning in 10 days. An extra train With
sleeper will leave Wheeling depot at $50
D. m city time. For sleeping berthsr aP-
Div at 8. 4 o. ticket office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
An Important Discovery.

The most important discovery is TIA,
which brings the most good to the Create,
number. DR.. Kings New Discovery "a,
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will D..
serve the health and save lie and is
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not oil,
does itpositively cure Consumption. b.,
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarst.
ness and all affections OF the Throat, Che,
and Lungs, yield at once to its wonder!.!
curative powers. If you doubt this, get a
Trial Bottle Free, at Logan Il Cos Drug
Store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Ho, for Charleston, W. Va.

The shortest and cheapest route to
Charleston, ". Va, is via Ohio River
Railroad and its councillors. Fare only
Sc 90. For further Information call at
Ohio River ticket Office, foot 81 Eleventh
street, Wheeling W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

WE caution the public against
agents whs claim to sell goods Tor
uS on weekly payments They are
Imposters. JACOB W. CRUDE,
JeReler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Excursion to Piitshuyg Sunday, Nov. LIST,
via Panhandle Railroad.

A special excursion train will leave the
Panhandle depot at 1870 a. IN city time,
Nov lst Round trip only $3.50. Tick,
etc good returning until Tuesday, Nov. Sd.
A special train for Wheeling will leave the
Union depot, Pittsburg, Sunday night at
$40, Wheeling time Secure your tickets
early and avoid the crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

To the Editor Of the Register:
Sru:-The act establishing the Board Of
Public Works, defines its duties to be the
care and management of the streets. alleys
and sewers Of the city" By no stretch Of
the powers and duties Of the Board, has 1t
any right TO NEEDLE with any other depart
meut tt our city government,
At Council last Tuesday cOmmunlca'
lion from the Board, with several resolu'
tons attached, was presented and Htcg0dy
adopted by the First Branch; the etfect OF
which is 10 sperd slj, 900 of the people 4
money, in taking part of Caldwell 8 run
out Of it's natural bed and placing it in the
middle Of street 10 become nuisance for
all time TO come.
This communication had no estimate Of
the total cost OF the work; no details OF
any kind, but the cut and dried resolutions
Of the Board, for tho mem bers, who had
been seen beforehand. 10 rush through
Council.
The Board had refused 10 pave -Four.
tcen,h street On the plea Of no funds, al-
though the property owners on that street
raised two thousand dollars to help pay for
it, Hundreds of other much needed i'm.
provements have been set ABIDE By the
Board on the same plea, "ot no money,
yet here is CAGE eutirely outside OF their
duties voluntarily taken up by them and
without ever consultin Council, presented
for lis action.
But this is not the worst part of its pro-
ceeding. The Board proposes to dispose
of the city's lot on Market street and sp
ply the proceeds to pay for this work. This
Let money was raised by taxation of the
citizens o. that part Of the city, lying
north of Caldwell's run, many years before
the street named by the Bard or the abut-
ting lots were taken into the city. The sale
gift now and the application Of the proceeds
to the purpose named bg the Board, after
refusing time and again, TO make i'm
provemeEt for the benefit OF tho property
which was taxed to purchase it, is al out
rage.
Does Council or the Board really have
the power TO expend the city money in
the way proposed? Will it be for the bon.
fit Of the people? Or is it not scheme
to benefit the Caldwell heirsl No se.ne
man will claim tha: the placing ir the mid
die Of street OF stream ofwater that gets
on Such 'tsars' as Caldwel's run has been
known 10 do in the past, is ever likely to
be benefit TO the public, and if it cannot
be shown to be. Council has no right grant
ed in the city chsrter 10 expend the city's
money 10 benefit private property exclu.
siyely 81. c I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
MARTINS FERRY.

The autumn school is now in the midst
" T i;y night the audience at the NJ. F.
church ia only limited by the capacity OF
tbe room. Not less than 500 people were
croWded in or Wednesday evening to near
one of the finest lectures of the course by
the Rev Mr.. Randolph, on The Sun or
the Fire World E., ,,-uo
Last night the church social, address
conversation aud music wGs, no:wlths'Snu
inc the ;nclcmen, weather, delightful oc
cosiou. The songs. cboruseH, speeches.
soIos etc ns well M the social features
wrrc all ,ha, could be desired. The ppeclNI
instrumental piece wns piano ao'o'
waves Of the Ocean" by Miss Lille Tan
nehill 1t was finely rendered and heartily
appreciated. The programme Tor TO n'Eh'
is as follows:
,,,hc,n ...............by the Choir.
PRAYER .................
Male
hy j. II. Wallace, VIM. McMaStcrs, John
Frazier Jos. Frazier. ,....,,
..;........,"A STORM
Mr., W. II. Hobbs ap,nmspled,
4''S'' '' by MIS-. W. H. Wood.
posss,Io II. NJ Clark:
Lecture BiinS VI UNIV
by the Rev. Il. F. Keller, OF Bellaire .u,-or
Piano Solo tlho pe'i'i
'''''' by Miss Lille Lanneh!ll. =,
p,s. S,Io .............. ..." Thy Sentinel Am
}. c. Gray, Esq. .,r,.. o.u,,
Solo .'.'''''''''''' i'' "
by J. b. Wallace.
The people appreciate very much the
full reports that the REGISTER gives OF TIL;
Autumn School, and consequently many
more inquiries are made for the best daily
in this vicinity.
Mrs. James Baser, of Mt. Pleasant, wal
in town yesterday calling on her sister
Mrs A. C. Enoch.
Miss Bessie Brady will entertain mum
Der of her young friends at her home or
Fourth street this evening".
Judge John s, Cochran will move int
the suit OF rooms over the Exchange bsni
in few days.
There is serious need OF cinder wall
from the First ward school building Il
Fifth street
The Martins Ferry stove works resumed
operation in full yesterday. They are
paying the old wages.
Richard Stewart Is the happy father 0
a twelve pound boy.
Miss Stella Jones has returned from
pleasant visit in FredericEtown, Ohio.
The residents of Newlands fourth add
ton are complaiDg of the condition of al
alley in that locality. Mr.. Health Officer
There ID TO be petition presented Il
council PRAYING for curb stone and pave
mcnt in ClGrk's addition. People in the
end Of town entertain notion that thei
shoes would look better blackened and d.
not want 10 repeat the performance to-
often.
Harry Robcr'shaw is somewhat worse
4 His ailments had been less severe durlrI
several days and it Was hoped he nigh
speedily recover.
Lewis Morris was arrested yesterday 10,
drunkenness and disordesly conduct. i'
will have a hearing as soon az Mayo
Mitchell returns.
Vim. Briccland has had new poo
table put in the Sherman House othc9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

A prominent Plttsburg manufacturer
says: There is no chance for the strike
being settled this century on the nsilets'
demands. There is not much demand
now for nails, the season being about over
The advance Ct wages in the East Goes not
hsrt US. The manufacturers there could
advance wages 30 per cent. and yet not
pay as much ss We offer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

60 and see Stacy Adams y Co g make,
finest hand made shoes ightest most s,yl'
ish and best fitting shoe in the market at
J. ". AWCSs,
lI43 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

PROr MAYER's brass band will ms.s
the music at the Skating Csrni, a. to i.h,
at the ALEXANDRA Palace RiLk. Street
cars leave for the North End at the close
Of the session.