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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
TIE oIOUSDsvILLE MILL.
Wheeling Men in Pittsburg Negotiating
with MIR. Weeks.

Wheeling Ssen in Pittsburg Negotiating
with MIR. Weeks.
Yesterdays PittsbUrg Commercial Ga
zstte contained the following in reference
to the Moundsvile rolling mill plant
George Crum6acker Mr.. Decker and
one or TWO Wheeling gentlemen Of means
are expected in this city to-day or to-mor,
row to see Joseph d. Weeks relative to the
matter Of his surrender OF his bid tor the
kloman millat Moundsville W Va. The
mill was put up by the kIomaus, OF this
city, several years ago and operated BY
them. but the financial straits OF the early
psrt Of The eighties knocked ali there was
in the business at Noundsyille ont.
Mr. Crumblcksr aAd those cooperating
With him will take the old rolling mill, rehs-
hil,ate il and make 8 nail mill out Of i,
and ran it oa the co operative plan. Coal
aud other nscessaries are abundant in the
ueighborhood. while the Ohio river, the
Ohio River road and the Baltimore ~ Ohio
road give all the freight facilities thGt
could be asked. The syndicate, assisted
BY Mr.. Crumbacker, is amply able to buy,
rafr and place the mill in readiness for
making nails Ii il understood that Mr.
Weeks is no, tenacious of his hold on his
purchase and will make terms with the
( sniidates for its ownership
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
THE WEEKLY NAIL REPORT.
Seven Hundred aud Fifty.seven Machines
IN Operation.
Secretary Vice issued his weekly report
yesterday "a EllIOws.

seven Hundred aud Fifty.seven Machine.
IN Operation.
Secretary Vice issued his weekly report
yesterday, AS follows
OFFICE Or
WESTERN Nail ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. IL.
GExrLrvEy:-Tbe following mills have
reported
Belmont Nail Co-Janusry u. Have
lOJ machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running
Laughln Nail Co.-January 18th. Have
- machines running, including 30 self
feeders.
Norton Iron Works-,January 18th. Have
- machines, heating furnaces and rolls
in opera'iOa
B,l!ont Iron Works-January 18th. Have
100 machines running. Heating furnaces
and nail plate rolls on double turn.
Kelly Nail and Iron Co.-January 18th
Have : | machines running. Heating fur
faces and rolls on double turn.
Wes.era Nail c. January 9Th. Have
- machines running. Heating furnaces
and uaIi plate train running.
Wh-ylug Iron and Nail Co January
I2rh Have IS machines, heating furnaces
and rolls running
Riverside Iron WorGs-JaUuary 18th.
Have rj machines, heating furnaces aud
rolls on double tux.
Calumet Iron and Steel Co.-January
IL.h Have - machines aud nail plate
rolls vunUiag.
I.aB.Ile Iron Works-Jauuary l2th
Have - machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Jefferson Iron WorkS-January l2,h.
Have 30 machines running. Heating FUR
races and rolls roaming.
B-nwood Iron Works-January 18Th
Have : machines running.
The above mills show an increase OF p
machines over last report.
Yours respectfully,
George WISE,
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
HEAVY DAMAGES CLAIMED

In the Circuit Court Acainst tho T., 1, y
ST l.. Railroad Company.
In Part Two Of the Circuit Court, Judge
Jacob. Yesterday morning, the case Of
Elmira Uymss administrators VS.. the Pitts,
5uryh. Cincinnati and ST Louis Railroad
Company plaintiff claiming damages in
the sum Of $4,000 tor the killing Of
EImi.l uymes, aged : years, on the 18th
day Of April last, the acciden. happening
ia iron Of the row OF tenement houses, Just
south of the Topmul, came up. The child
vas crossing thetrack Ofthe Pewiky' road
With a lin pail Of wa.cr. when locomotive
No &, TO which was attached q train OF
trsigh, ears struck il. causjng its death
The plaintiff claimed that due precaution
Vas not used by the railroad company in
moring its cars. and hence brought soit.
The cause was PAT on trial before the
tat!lwin, Jury: Joseph Yoke, \. T.. Carl
Alfred Clsror. Henry 8ogsrs, f. F. Con
rsr, James l.allv. John lacahan. Henry
F,,zer " Roth. |. A. Morgan. Isaac
Pa-yr aud Pe-e- BsChuau. Frame Il
HI, fer the plaintiffs aud T. e. Barr sud
J. Dunbar for the railroad company
Altsr the evidence had been hard, couD
SOL Tor the defense moved 10 exclude plain
.iT 5 evidence which moIon was allowed,
when DlsiruF took non suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
Frightened Horses Tossing People About
tho Streets.


Frightened Horses Tossing People About
tho Streets.
Yesterday Was a great day Tor runaways
aud other accidents to owners of horsep,
no less than half g dozen occurring, fortu.
nately however, without any serious re.
suits to the occupants OF vehicles.
Early in the morning two horse team
belonging to a coun'ryman went over the
bauk near the Contra! Glass Works The
pole and one wheel Of the wagon were
broken and the horse @ruiscd somewhat,
but the owner WIS rot hurt.
A little later in the day Chief Of Police
Smith attempted 20 turn u corner iii Il cut
ter and was thrown oat, plowing up the
snow for few Yards, but fortunately SUE
tanning 10 injury.
Ej. Holiday was Hpinning along Main
street st 2:I0 gait, and coming TOO close
to dray partially demolished his rig and
Injured his hCrEo s.ghtir.
About one clock in The afternoon 3
horse belOnginEt 10 Shs.icro3s and attached
to the |. ). mail Wagon, got one of its
boots fast in the turntable Of the Citizens
Street Car Company on Market street, and
was only exiricnt.d after much trouble
The most serious event Of the day oc.
Cured about half past seven clock last
evening, on SiT'ecu'h street. A horse at,
tschcG TO q cutter in which Messrs.
Crosby aud Briceland were seated, took
fright out near the Central Gas works
and started west at lively speed, both
men being soon dumped ont into the snow
Near the pos'ofice the cutter colided with
o two horse sleigh in which a msn named
Weiske and his wife we're seated. The
sleighs came together with great force,
Weiske and his wife we've thrown out, and
both teams turned into Market street and
started north for all they we're worth. The
single horse was caught near the corner OF
Fourteenth street, but the double team
continued on north, being stopped further
up town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
STRIKES,
As They Existed in the Days When
the Earth Was Young.
A Few thoughts on the Subject by an
Earnest Searcher After
Truth.
CHAPTER l.

have been for long time patiently
waiting with the hope that manufacturers,
mechanics, or men interested or directly
concerned, would through the press give
US some idea Of the situation and oc,ur
enees leading to it. But nothing has trans
pired in that line, and knowing that the
need go long felt must be supplied, | have
concluded to Gil the gap and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
OHIO VALLEY pEorgCIIyc UNION.
ohiO 'A'-LA@h -
Annual Election of Directors and oihcers
"a Good Showing.


Annual Election of Directors and OFFICERS
"A Good Showing.
The annual mee;iug Of The Ohio Valley
Protective Union, Of tails city, occurred on
Tuesday and resulted in the re election OF
the old board Of directors, namely, Gen. l.
H. Duval. Welisburg; Hou, Robert White,
Dr. Thos. H. Logan, VIM. c. Handlan'
ESQ and DR.. Thos Campbell, OF Wheel
ing; Hon. Geo. D. Eldridge, of Boston
aud C. G. Dillon, Esq, of GAINESVILLE:
The officers were reelected by the board
as follows: President, l. II. Duval, Wells
burg. W. Va; Vice President, hon. Geo.
d. Eldridge, Boston, Macs; Secretary,
Wm. c Handlau, Wheeling; Treasurer,
DR.. Thos Il. Logan, wheeling; Medical
Director, DR.. Thos. B. Campbsil, Wheel
ing; Legal Adviser, Hon. Robert White
Wheeling; General Manager, c. u. Dillon
GAINESVILLE, Ohio
The company has just closed an exceed
ingly favorable year--its new business
which aggregates $4,000 being the
largest in It's history. It's death rate has
Been very low, necessi'aiing only five
death calls, and It's increase in member
ship large. This large increase in busi
ness has necsssitsted an enlargement 10
Office accommodations Aad it has leased
the two front rooms, second floor, in the
Riley building, corner OF Market and -Four
teenth streets, where it will have as fine
offices as the city affords The company
is doing business in Kentucky, Indiana
Maryland, New York and Massachusetts
and lis success in all these fields is we'll de-
served by the charaater Of its managers,
who are among the moststerling Of Wheel
ings business men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

They took this route for two reasons:
Old General Pharaoh, who Was business
manager OF Egypt, was after them, ana
they were cramped Tor time; the other WAS
they wanted % get into winner quarters
As they advanced to Tie shore of the
Red Sea in double quick, "ilh Pharaoh
seriously hArsssing their rear, disturbance
arose among the lsrae!tes, and number
OF them wanted to pull Du: Of the assoca.
ton return to Egypt and resume work at
the oh prices hut Moses knew that Pha-
rsoh was so rnrased that be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

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No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
a Narrow Fscape.

On Monday, while large force Of men
were engaged in cutting ice for Mr.. Sci
bert, on the creek beyond Fulton, one of
them Thomas Burke, fell into the wafer
and drifted under the ice before help could
reach him. A hole was cut below where
be disappeared, and the unfortunate man
was rescued more deal than alive. His
escape from death was very narrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
rns LEAGuEIN WHEELING.
THE BLIZZARD WEAKENING.
The Average Temperature for Hesterda
Eight Above.

The Average Temperature for Yesterday
Eight Above.
While yesterday morning was the cold,
est Of the present series Of chilly days, the
mercury at Schnepis falling to -, the
III rmometer took sharp turn upward,
under the influence Of the bright sunshine,
between 10 and II o'clock, at the latter
hour marking Is above From that point
it proceeded upwards by easy stages until
70 was reached ct 8 p m, the snow soft-
sning somewhat in localities when the
suns rays got lair chance. After 1
0 clock the weather gradually grew colder
until 9 p m, when the figure was u An
hour la;cr the mercury had risen hal! a
degree, and quite heavy fog fell, but after
tat hour the thermometer fell rapidly, aud
at o'clock this morning it was only ,
degrees above zero, making the average
for the day above. Below we present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
PERSONAL POIETT.

NIoyons OTIS OF YyheelIp zltos, ana the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
Charles Fisher is out after serious i'll.
ness.
Myers Titus, of Bradford, is a. the Nc
Lure.
I. B. Frye, Of Keyser, is 1t the St
James.
A. Weaver of MoundsviIIe, is at the
S.amm.
Clay Dean is in the city again, and stop
Plug a. the Howell
H. L. Smith, of Warrington, IS in
to vn and stopping at the Stamm.
S. L. Bcice, the druggist, is convalescing
after several days confinement to his home
Mrs. J. W. Pennell, Of New Alexander,
Jefferson county, o., is visiting Mrs Geo.
Ankle.
A. s Murphy, of Pitsburg, arrived in
the CITY Isst evening and is stopping at the
Howell.
Mrs. Ellen Caldwell and daughter Jen-
ne are spending the winter i'll De Land
VoIusia county, Florida.
W. Y. Hughes. Of Pittsburg, will be in
the city few days on business and is
stopping at the st. James.
Mrs. Frank Cocn and family will start
for Wichita, Kansas, this morning, where
theJ will hereafter make their home.
Harry wilkins, Of Neg York. is in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
FIRST pHrsnYrEsIsN CHURCH..
\ Series of Interesting Meetings Being
Held.

4 Series OF Interesting Meetings Being
Held
The week OF prayer has been followed
in this church by continued meetings every
evening, conducted by the pastor. The
attendance has been good, and profound
attention has been given to the preaching
OF the Word. The mems prayer meeting,
half an hour before the public se'vices be-
gin, has developed the fact that among
Christian men in our city there is an earn
est desi,e for the outpouriug Of the Spirit
and the conversion Of souls.
The Rev f. l. Swii,, d. D., the worthy
ami excellent pastor Of the First PreBbyte-
risn Church OF Allegheny City, Pa, will
arrive this afternoon, and will preach this
evening. Il rare opportunity will there
fore be given TO the people Of Wheeling to
hear this beloved and useful pastor, whose
ministry has been so richly blessed in the
eiitica'iou Of God : people and in the sal.
vatioa Of the peiishlug. DR.. Swift is the
son and successor in the pastoratc of the
late venerable Elisha 2. Swift, D. d., who
was one OF the eoles' preachers in Western
Pennsylvania, and who is a lineal descend
ar Of Eliot, the scltsacriicing and heroic
missionary to the Indians in New England,
in the very early history OF cur country.
la order that The citizens Of Wheeling and
vicinity may all have an opportunity to
hear him, here will be Il Gcryics this even
ing at 40 ?. IN; tomorrow Fridav) at
$50 N and also At 7:30 D. m All are
cordial7 invited DR.. Sgift viii be q
guest Of Mr.. D. { LET, on Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
IN GENERAL.


The following transfer of real estate
waa left for record ct Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made January Il, lS36, by Patrick
Friery to Catherine Friery, for lot No. -
in UpdegraHs addition, situate on the
south side OF Eighteenth street between
Chapliue and Market st5cs.s. Considera'
ton. s..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
ANntnhIn MehdInc To DnY.

This evening at o'clock Miss Amelia
Burdsts, daughter Of S. o. Burdats will be
married to James II. Riddle, Jr., in ST
Johus Church, the ceremony being per
formed by DR.. William Ultert, the pastor
After the ceremony the couple will be ten
dered grand reception at AriOn Hall,
which will be very largely attended by
friends OF the contracting parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
How n TracI, Was Cleared.

There are various ways Of clearing the
snow from a railroad track The grade on
the B., i e c., in the immediate vicinity
Of BeaIlsgille, was completely blocked 10y "a
large snow DRIFT; and various Efforts were
made to clear it, but al, in vain uuiil soma
genius bit upon the ez?adieucY Of using
engines. This was successfully accom-.
plshod By hauling locomotive 70 the top
Of the grade and letting her 20 The
first lunge into the DRIFT accomplished some
good, and the second almost completely
buried the engine. 1t was eXtricsted after
some difficulty, and with the patient aud
.pers stent use Of The engine rs = bat.ering
ram the diff was finally removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Florence +. DiyOu, with lame Dixon. her Lg.
band; James bison, trustee. Richard lee bito-.
Lawr,uCe Dixon, sarah Jan. Ray with Edward
lay her Husband, tIIyA nuu Dean and Nathan.
lei Kan nor husband, and CarisSa iow vii
--- low her husband,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
OUT INTO THE WORLD

NNTIENs NETNWE IINTIT ATEU,
unsatisfactory aud decidedly unpleasant
Strong competition, cutting in prices, per.
secu,ion and general bad usage caused the
IsrGeIles to call q mass meeting to con,
slider the situation. twas decided to emf.
crate to the territory OF Canaan and there
20 into business or the cooperative plan.
When ali vas ready they started with
Moses at TIE head Of the procespion. As
it was long way around, and no railroad
being in operation =, that time, they con
cluded TO take q abort cut through the
woods commonly known as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
Serious Fire Back OF Martins Ferry, Yes,
terday Morning.

Serious Fire Back OF Martins Ferry, Yes.
terday Morning.
About six clock yesterday morning 8
member Of Joseph l.sPton's Family, who
resided in a new frame house in Coleraine
township Belmont county, about five miles
from Martins Ferry, Was carving fire on q
shovel from the Kitchen s'ove 20 another
irs place in The houae 20 start 2 fire when
a small lump fell from the shovel and
shgh'ed in the wood hoy near the stove
The person carrying The tire did not NOTICE
the accidsE; and the contents Of the
box were 5000 on ire From this 10 the
house the blaze WIS communicated and
the entire dwelling was soon in flames
BY very rapid work the household gods
we're saved but the house was total loss
the chimney and foundation being the on
" things left standing We could not
learn whether the house which was q com
new one, vas insured or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
The river is still open opposite this city.

y ~ 70 ~ = p II Y PFO'''S ~ ~
but is closed at half dozen points between
Steubenyille and Parkersburg. Passenger
coming in on the Ohio River road re
por; that the heavy ices Of ice with which
the RIVER was filled yesterday had gorged
at Grape Island, and that the towboat Ark
and another boat had been caught by the
gorge aud were in dangerous positions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

THE TW STORY BRICK DWELLING, !
i rooms, good cellar stable In the rear, No
ll-' hapline street; April let.
Dan Pcck's old law office two rooms upstairs, TIVE
down now.
Three large vaults aud large room in the OLD
smith Brewery; now.
- story brick, six rooms, No. 23l, Main
street; now.
one store and i've dgc,lIng rooms. 70, 1913 Main
street; April Ist.
one store and four dwelling rooms, 10. 1921
Main street; April lst.
one store room under the Arion Hal: April LIST
two-story brick dwelling, No. !. - Fol street
April list.
Four rooms and bath room over American EN-
press Company.
.wo rooms, in centre Wheeling, on Market
! street; ItJw.
Two ROOMS, No. ~ Twtnty-,ivlh street now.
tine rOOm Tor Office in CrIDglrs Block now.
4. q. SClIAEFEl; CO,
Rca Estate and Stock Brokers'
call Telephone jal2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Excursion tickets to New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all southern resorts are
now on sale at the Panhandle office For
tickets or full information call on or ad-
dress J. G. TomGnaon, PASSENGER Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
TIC II [ n G
Skin Diseases instantly Relieved
by CuliCura.

yI,RLA INVENT A warm bath with Cutcura
~Iuu. al q siusie application Of Cuticura
TN. great -5In cure. This rrn,ht,d Caily, with
.rIotr ,Iry. ..Ds.EUl CUt'cUra Resident, the hcw
frnri I'u' tr. to Es'r tie ood cool, the prr.pi.
I'M o. rgrrari uHlrIIatlug, the bowels cpcn, the
liver aud X In y. i've will 'psedly cure ErzHma.
I,itr tiurTurm, r'"tiasis, iChCn, PrUritu,,
:, 10 He'd DinaruiT and every ,pccior oi Itching
,rt.y alI PiuTly Humor' oi the >C'lp and D. in,
he.. the b,-t rh!si ians and remedies lad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

The Benevolent Society OF lions con.
grrgation held its annual election On Tues
day evening, with the following result:
President, Christian Schnepi; Vice Presi
dent, Henry Frohme; Secretary, F
Sehnepf; Treasurer, f. Hirsh; Trustee,
John S,robel; Color hearers, Aug. War,
neck and Charles Rolf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

ThebaSt SIlve in ne world f5r Crts
BUSES Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chopped hands Chil5laias
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. j
ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price % cents pc,
1ox. For sale by Logan & Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
THE LAND LEAGUE,
A Branch of This Great 0rganiza-
ton TO b8 Formed Here.
The Initial Steps Already Taken--- Letters
Received From President Egan
MASS Meeting TO
Be Held.

For some time past correspondence
has been in progress between Patrick
Eyan, President Of the Irish National
Land League ofAmerics, and Mr.. Edward
Lark;n and others Of this city, the Objsc;
in view being the establishment here Of g
branch OF that gigantic organization.
The headquarters Of the league are in
Lincoln, Nebraska, aud the officers are,
Patrick Egan, President Rev. G. O'Reilly,
d. d., of Detroit, Treasurer, and Roger
Walsh, of Lincoln, Neb, Secretary
Branches exist in every State in the Union
EXCEPT WEST VIRGINIA,
outside OF whose limits there is scarcely q
town Of ten thousand inhabitants which
has not League in successful operation,
lending substantial aid and encouragement
10 the great cause OF Irish Independence.
Ia the great national convention to be
held in Chicago within the ensuing two
months, it was earnestly desired that dele,
gates from every State in the Union might
be present to greet Mr. Psrnell, who will
cross the ocean for The especial purpose OF
greeting his colaoorers in America, and
out of This desire rose the attempt now be-
ing made to organize
The LEAGUE IL WHEELING.
Yesterday a letter from President Egan
enclosed copies Of the Constitution and
Bylaws and other necessary documents
we're received, and gentlemen sre now
canvassing the city for the purpose Of enls-
ing The sympathies of the public in the
cause. So lar there has been but one
expression Of sentiment in regard 10 the
matter, prominent citizens irrespt Give Of
nationality lending their aid willingly to
the effort.
II is probable that a mass meeting will
BE- called for Saturday evening, at which
the i0i,ial steps for the actual formation of
the League will be TAKEN and large Ut
tendance may be looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

/ ~. alm",l perfectly hall, clHssd ~ -" ter o.
n ion {. me se!fp igaJ roar c4IrIra Rene
lie, about siN wee i, al they cured ruy f,a per-
lrctly. apd ros ny harris c9ui1g tagS as thio L
III over vas. !. e tHgI'E,
Whi:e. 10, Texas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
Industrial Notes.

The Riverside Glass Works at Wellsburg
IS declared ca.h dividend Of five per
cent. This company has also made a Lew
departure by which any hand tina: has five
and one half DAYS to his crsdit is allowed
SIX full DAYS time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

R&NGuHEG the race 10 night at the Cap.
i''l Rtrk between Charles Rose Of Wells.
Vile, and Burkett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

One thousand remnants of Dress Goods
AMI odd Corseis are at your owl pr.ce.
Emsheimer S, Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
LEST fnR IrCnING DISEASES

Que Of our rGst1mcr' says yO1r CutlCura Rene
die are the ac.; h, can ind ir itching OF the skin
He tried all Others and 10 I'd no relief until be
used yours !. J. ALDRiCH, Druggist,
ldsing sun OGIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

Sold everywhere. Price: CltICdr1, 50 cents
Soap, Is cents; Eesolve-s, S. Co. prepared by the
POTTER DRUG ASD CHEMICAL Co Boston, Mass.
Send fer "How to Cure skin Diseases"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

GREAr slaughter /" C'oaks. We sre
selling them regardless Of coz. or value.
Emsheime-s Eleventh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

VINO can beat, Burkett or Rose? Go
to The Capitol riuk tonight and you will
see
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

DInPLE5, Blackheads, Skin Blerai.hes and Baby
TIM Humors, use CuticuTs sap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14

LEON DAVENPORT, the borlesque skater,
sni his wonderful skating pony Genersl
Bonnie. AZ The CGspIina Street Rink to
night. Admission, - cents. children, l.
cents