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allowed arioyment. After one hour and n
half OF iestivitv &. table, which lime was
con.umgd IN q manner most in accord
with the spirit OF the occasion, the scene
vas changed to the parlor where the new
" married couple mingled with the guests
and held
4 BRIEF, MrRONPrU RECEPTION
before leaving to prepare for their departure
on the wedding toar. Congratulations,
heartfelt and sincere, coupled with al!
manner of we'll wishes we're showered like
blessed rain upon the heads OF the young
couple who received them as they were
giygn and many moist eye and close
nrasgure of the hand among the bride
friends testified TO the ties thGt were IN
their severance and which were to be sup
plsntgd By others different and in another
field. The groom was gaining a bride
without renouncing single tie. Mr.. John
Dunlap, although native OF Wheeling,
and possessed of host Of warm friends
here has for some three or four years been
q citizen of Louisville, where as manager
of the Commercial, he has laid the solid
! foundation for a fortune. Socially he Is
known as bright and most agreeable
gentleman. His Acquaintance with hls
| bride hss been from childhood and, minus
tie few Years Mr.. Dunlap has spent in
| Louisville, they have shone in the same
social circles all their lives.
In Mrs. Dunlap, Wheeling loses o lady
gifted beyond the ordinary in those rare
qualities that make society charming and
win good will and friendship wherever ex.
erted, and Louisville gains what she may
well be proud Of As beautiful in disposi'
ton as in person, Mrs Dunlap will not
only keep the hosts Of friends she made as
Miss Pollock, but make others in her new
/ sphere as fast and true.
The happy pair left on the 1925 train
on the Il o. for an extended tour
through the South, the first point they stop
at being Washington, D. c. The future
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap is Louis
vile, the scene Of the young husband $ sue
cesses. After their departure the wedding
guests enjoyed the society OF the pleasant
hostess and each other till II o'clock, when
the wheels OF carriages that had been &c
parting for q half hour ratified faster and
louder upon the night air aud then died
away as the last OF the gay company de-
partpd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

The last meeting Of the Chautauqua
Literary and Scientific Circle was on
Tuesday evening December 20 The sub
ect @. the lesson, How TO Live, per
tain,d to appetite which the author, L. +.
Hate discusses in an entertaining manner.
His suggested cure Of undue propensity,
provokes at once the consent Of the most
conservative. The Circles realise this
series Of papers to be well worth studying,
The discussion OF general topics, was
free and prompt. The Round Table is a
means of cullivatiDg unconstrained re-
preston OF ideas in the presence OF
other persons, and verifes go far
the remark OF Rose Elizabeth Cleve-
land in her book Il am convinced that
people think enough; it lie the utterance Of
thought that is needed The faithful per-
Torrance of every part Of the programmes
is one Of the convincing facts Of the real
interest OF our Chautauquans in their
work. The rule is only confirmed by the
very few exceptions that have occurred up
to the present. The readings by Miss f.
]. Stevens ard Miss Mollie Pogue were in
keeping with the character OF such per.
iormances heretofore. The Circle will
meet regularly tonight, beginning at I
o'clock. The new year is full of promise
to the C. l. S c.
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AMUSEM ESrS.
"CALLED BACk.

Kate ClaXton, who appears at the Opera
House Saturday, has made new success
as the mad heroine Of Hugh Conway
Called Back As Pauline, the orphan
ward of the conspirstor DR.. Genera, she
succeeds in depicinga phase OF insanity
and returning memory and reason with
singular force and truthtulness,
Her observation and application coupled
with peculiar talent in portraying intrmity
in the character Of helpless woman, Is most
attractive, and lends new charm and in
terest 10 this most remarkable story. Mr..
c A. Stevenson is also admirably fitted in
the character of the blind hero, Gilbert
Vaughn. i critic commenting
on this performance suggests that
Mr.. Stevenson has drawn inspiration from
long association with Kste Claxton's por
trayal Of the blind girl in the Two Or
phaus" Certainly Gilbert NaHchn' is
one of the most finished, graceful aud sue
cessful performances |; is very truthful
aud full OF manly tenderness, aud alto
gether an admirable picture Of noble, self
sacrificing manhood, hnl his fine physique
presents what the author suggests in the
line: 81 was as helpless as Samson, for
like Sampson. WAS blind In the pro.
duction, Called Back will have all the
advantages OF an excellent cast, novel
scenic and mechanical effects RDd special
wardrobe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
SLOWLY SUBSIDISG.
The River Growing Small Ivy Degrees an,
Beautifully Loss.

The River Growing Small Ivy Degrees and
beautifully Loss.
Down with coGl-Jim Wood. Up-H
NJ. Townsend with lumber.
The Elaine will be to days Parkersburg
packet, leaving at II q. m.
The Louis A. Sherley is due up this
morning from Cincinnati, Rnd will return
to that port Saturday at ? o'clock.
The river subsidized very slowly yester,
day, the marks at dark last evening indi
eating - teet. 1t is probable the fall will
be more rapid today.
David Kellar, who was pilot Of the Sci
OTTO when she colIid-d with the John 10.
mas on July 4, ls-2. at Mingo Junction. il
endeayoring 10 be reinstated to his pr0ies
sion.
Following was the stage at up river
points at 2:30 yesterday afternoon
Oh CRY. January River feet SO
inches and falling.
GREENSBORO, January River II feet
inches and falling. Clear.
BROWNSVILLE, January River II
feet and falling. Clear Thermometer IS
RIcE's LANDING, January River 10
feet inches aud falling. Cloudy. Their
mome;er, Is.
Lock 40. /, Janu.Ty River II
feet inches Gud falling. Cloudy. Their.
mometer 20.
MoaGANTowH, January River !
feet 10 inches and falling Cloudy. Their
mometer IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
COMPLAIN OF INJUSTICE.

Wages of Railway Employees, Outside tho
state, Attached Here.
Yesterdays Pittsburg Commercial Ga
lett contained the following in regard to
matter which has occasioned much COM
p,oint among railroad men and Others:
"The employees of the Pennsylvania
Company are greatly excited over law
that was recently passed in West Virginia.
Several of the employees were at the City
Hall, Allegheny, this morning, where they
expressed their indignation at what they
termed the Injustice Of the law. The pro
visions of the law ere that If any railroad
conpanys lines extend into West Virginia,
suits can be instituted in that State
for all claims against the com
pany's employees. One OF the en-
p!oyes said this morning that they
had not experienced the effect OF the new
law until the first OF January. Then q
number Of them commenced to receive no
tice of their wages being attached in West
Virginia. A case in point ID that OF MI
chae Carson. He received notice from
The TAlIEOhu lHhl MS wages uhu DStu at
lachei to the amount Of S32 SIS in Wheel
ing. ". Va The injustice Of the law, he
said, is that the bill actually owed to 6
groceryman in Allegheny has been nearly
trchled. have owed this groceryman $3.50
ior about q year. took sick and wss out
o. work for seven months. a month ago
again got work on the Fort Wayne road,
and as soon as mouth wages were due
they were attached in Wheeling, the costs
increasing the amount TO So s.. !
offered TO give this groceryman $40 on aC-
count. He said that he had given it
10 o lawyer to collect. The lawyer, it
seems, has gone away oil to Wheeling TO
collect the bill thus greatly increasing the
costs
Thus far about sixty Of the railroad en-
ployes have received similar notices since
the lst OF January. Some Of them have
consulted prominent attorney who says
an effort will be made to take measures to
prevent the employees from being compell-
ed to thus pay treble what they actually
ONO ~
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weathrs indications.

WAsuxarox. d C.. January For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. cloudy
weather and local SHOWS, decidedly colder
particularly in Tennessee, wi-b q cold
wave. variable winds. generally ehs,erly
rising barometer Ia 'ae western portion
falling barometer In ;ha eastern potion
followed ia Tennessee ay rising 5arrme
ter.
For the lower laAe -eyior, cloudy wea'n
er aud HIGHT local SHOWS. winds geusSa,.'
uorthwester'v. falling barometer. slightly
colder in tee western portion P-eced.t hy
aearly Stationary temperature, warmer ii
the eastern portion.
W,su,NaroN. D. c.. jauuasy S.-l2@J
A. u-Specisl bulletin The cold wa''
mentioned Wednesday night has over
spread the Missouri valley and ives, ggl
States, causing 8 fall o. tro2 20 70 90 de
yrees. Il viii move eastward over the
Mississippi valley Today and in the eastern
guilt States causing very severe trosts IL
regions trha South. Z, will he felt in
the Ohio valley dung The night and on
Saturday in ,hs s0~tA Atlantic States.
Severe fros.s caa be anticipated in Florida
On Sunday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
COVERED WITH HLorCHTS.

want to tell you that your Cut.,G,a Fss"..
IS magnificent About three months 60 rg +
was covered with il0tcb,., and a':Ci ..irg E
bottle. OF Ees0lyeUt as raT'r,.iJ ,yssi.
Fra DtElCE Nall.
p t. thAr'ea =, f.W Cr."au-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
lI.n Hnrk of PraYer.

The Week OF PRAYER seems TO be more
Generosity observed this year in our city
art elsewhere han has been usual in Other
Years The goodIy number OF people whc
find THAR may 10 the daily three o'cloSl
meetings. and tho large congregations as
sending in many OF the churches AZ night
snt in the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation rooms. indicate an awakening de
sire for revival OF spiri,ua. religion snc
.ha conversion OF souls. The union meet
inc in the English Lutheran church yester
dav was well attended, and great interest
manifested in the important topic, namely.
Thn coudirisrs Q; the reception OF the
Spirit. Repentance Obedience au3 Prayer
Sai-a5le remarks mere ,aada, ;r'arspersed
with fsryant prayer aid chserful singing
Many OF those who have regularly been
present feel that they clnuo: miss Que o!
these meetings.
The meeting today will De in the Dis
cip1es cn1.ch at ; p m. The topic viii
be Prayer for families and for the
Young ia schools. Parents and all inter
ss.ed in The young ought to be present II
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Another ws.t yirClnIa Railroad.

A certificate o. Incorporation has been
issued by the Secretary of State TO the
Pirsburs and Preston County Railroad
Company, formed tor the purpose of build
in, a railroad from the Pennsylvania State
line in Preston county, down Big Sandy
Creek 10 Clifton Mills, Snd from thence IN
a southeastern direction to q point or the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad east of the
Cheat river and west OF the Maryland
STATE line in the county Of Preston. The
principal office OI the said company is to
be At Brucetou, W. Va. The charter is
perpetual The capital stock is 500 900,
arf is held By the following persons all OF
Preston county Chas. kautner, Wm. S.
Armstrong, Geo. = Armstrong, S. R.
Scott. JOS ". Michael, Samuel II. Darby,
Andrew Spindler, Wm. Il. Miller and Jno.
II Feather. one share each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
Gircuit Court.

The case OF Schmander vs. Garrison,
damage suit, was still on trial yesterday.
Ii wi not be concluded until to-day. The
dsy was consumed in the taking Of expert
testimony rs to the nature OF the injury re
ceiyei by Schmsnier, and the treatmen,
prescribed by the physician.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

The Object OF thi, suit Us 70 re- uiTr Jane ihon
trustee, 10 account FOR som - money 10 VII.
3,vyN coming tn is hands, belonging TO william
u, Martin and Thomas 4. Martin, on or about the
I'D dav OF June lSs AMI the further object 81
having the trust under which said money was lc.
Cciyed declared void, and especially 80 M.
thereof as attempts I" giSu 10 said trustee slp T..
the preaching OF the GOSPEL AT tie ih ip.rs 90 %
al W. st Liberty also TO 3.,.t In pay UR any Ivan
gclst that may IT,lh at said church, - well a.'r
the provision In SAID ttu't giving lu sa0d l'.N.r
SlUu to be given by him TO Ia" most prosperous for
egn Mission -DrIe' y o! the III, sPles Church ar.
the further object Of obtaininga deere" r'Iuir'r.
,aid Dixon, trustee, 10 pay over and deliver I" %.
Complainant the sum o! - ,5u, the one. halt off,
fund, a. well as 10 compel him tn pay o'cr 10 a..
adm illustrator Of lillian D.. Ma IN, "',"pCd, an
and all Isums which may btI"ns T. him from ''
fund now in his hands, and Tor general ic.ir'. All
il appearing from az affidavit ir'rd u this rau'
at these Eules that the defendants, LILA A. l,a.
Nathaniel Hean, & arissa Low, - Low, he.
husband; Minerva b. Curtis. MIS- :. {. kHtds
- Ruddy, her husband; Amer u. Curtis
Alya NJ. Curtis, are not residents q! lb" state
West Virginia, snd they not having h''n 'rT
With urOCts, IN this suit, on action - the eco.
plalnant hy his solicitor, thi, order "i rub.iGi
i entered against them and !; 8 0rIcIci fhg' ..
aid deicndattsr hiza a i'r'n Na'h"nIi Ir.
Clari.Sa Low, - Low, Der hE'ha.dt MIMI.
f.. Curtis, Mrs 5 e. Euddy - EGjiy. g.
husband; Abner K. turt- AM AlHa Il. Cunts. o..
required 10 appear " mn Or month a'ui Co.
date OF the INST publication ol this order .0i U.
what is necessary To protect tc,sr imtrr"i'. 90 ..
further ordered Il This "ri'r BE- uh.I-nr'i a.
posted a, required by law
Wires. John ". Mitch H. r.crkd s.ui Ga. .
at tho CONT House Of isi couaiy, irt, .h DO.
January. iSs5, 10 wit: Janusrr i:u'ps. U.s..
JOHN " MITCHELL, ucrg
Published the first ii ne January =, lN'r
Ate,i. JOHN W. MliCHkLl.'I
X. q BARR end ". ". DyELNP.
jan6Oaut solicitors for Cornrialran
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

The parent Of Insomnia O: VaEe'ul:e,s Is in nine
ca eS out o. o. a dyspep &c st'lnach GOOD digcs.
ton s.Y,s s,uLd sleep Indigestion /, tsritres with
It. The rain and stomach sympath.ke one Of
the ointment symptoms 0: 2 weak state OF the
Slstrlc orgAls is di'turbanCe a the great ueTve
entIcDot 1, brain. Iuy'gOTate ths sion RCh, and
YOU restore equilibrium 10 the grtat centre A
mOst reliable MEDICINE for he purpose is Hostel
tfr's Stomach Bittefs. VI ich is far preferable 10
mineral sedatives and powerful EErcotics, which.
though they may Tor u.ne exert a sOporifc in
d1ence upon the brain, room ease 10 act. aud In
vsriahly injure the tone OF the stomach. The Bit
tiers on the coltraT5 restore activity 10 the opera
aons Of that all import mt organ and their : neh-
cent Z tuence is reelected in sound sleep and q
trur1uiI state Q! the nervous system. = who'll
so,t impetus is likewise given 10 the action Of tse
liver snl towels by its use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

S)ld every Eh-re Price: Cuu,ura '..
Soap, Is cents EesolveHt, site. IrCyaui y
PoTTEE DRU" ASD CHEMICAL Co E0't'n,
Send for How to Cur. skin Disease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

Logan & Co, can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best Of every
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles rs have we'll known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of beng always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will cell it on q
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection OF Throat, Lungs and
Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite
yol to call and get Trial Bottle Free.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

The Fulmar.Watson race at the Chap
line street rink, half mile heats best two in
three. attracted large audience last even
ing. WATSON took the lead in the first
bea. Grl kept it to the end, winning the
hra, by about FIVE feet Fulmar pushing
hin close on several occasions In the
second heat Fulmar got the lead and kept
il tor eigh, laps, when he tell, and Watson
came in with ease, winning the race.
Time 2.OH and 2:LlL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Buses, Sores, Ulcers, Sal. Khsum, Fever
Sores, letter Chopped hands Chilolairs,
Corns, and all Skin EruptionF, and posi-.
lively cures Pilee, or 10 ray required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price Is cent? per
box. For sale h7 Logan & CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
4 Chance for Another Race.

10 BI1E1F NIVdTl.
Understanding that you have stated to
several parties that you would be willing to
skate me o race At the Capitol rink, pro-
vided YOU had "a fair chance" | hereby
agree to give you an opportunity, at such
time as may be mutually agreed upon, for
either money or medal and percentage
the men to stGrt from opposite sides OF the
rink
Signed JESSE BURHETT.
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\ Novel Race.

Henry Stoetzer. GEORGE kemptel,
Thomas McKeever Frank Boyd and Jo-
seph Butler have put up s. each for race
n. the Chapline street rink, Saturday night,
the winner to take the pot. The race is to
be mile heats, and noue OF the contestants
ever ska,ed race before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
BEST FOR ITCHING DISEASE.

One Of oEr customers says your Cuticu-a ..
d.es are the hest he can ind iyr itching O! IA. -
He tried all Others AMI 70 I'd no Teiel ul'
used yours. ! j. ALDH III, DFE-.'-'.
klsiny sUr. u..
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ELECTION .

THE REGULAR AEEUAL MsIIH
the Stockholders Q! the Commerce. Eauk 0. . e,
Ing, for the election Of Directors, will hc h. .
Bank OIL Tuesday, January y. l''', hr,'. .
hours OF and l. 4. IA.
jaH S.T HiLpEaTH, ,.....
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janl'rdq
Stock holders MEETING

yTHE ANNUAL NEE ING or iHs -.,a..
holders OF the national Bank q 80 }.r
ginis. at Wheeling, will De- held Gi ... l.t..a
House, on 7 tuesday, January J. '--... ha'a... -.
hour, of ! and O'Clock =. m, 'oI t-r ......
Directors, and the Transaction o! aly '... ..
ness tha. may come before Them
JOAN WAGNER t,l...
MIErI ~ ". VI. HcI. 81 Is IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of HE SIulE
/ holder OF the wheeling and Er.uOHt Br
Company will be held al IA" Office o! III" COM q
on Monday the / lth day OF January. l,,f, brIor,
the hours OF and O'Clock =. III iOr the el,r.',
OF nine managers 10 'erve during the ensuing y. a.
Jos. LAWSON, srrrrlaTv.
WHEELING, ". w, Dec. 2~th. 1855. de.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

JESSE BURKETT.
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tockhoIders' Meeting

TIME ANNUAL MEETING or 1iiI -l..
holders OF the htnI Fir" ami N.riur Dr..
anCe Company for the o.rCtimu Oi l1Gnr. -
be held at the office ol the Compauy ~ N0ain
January II, lsS6, between the tours G
O'Clock p. IA.
dpC3lh st.r.'E'T
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

The Island Skring rink has been LEASED
By Mr.. Simcns, the gentleman who built
it. 1t is closed for repairs The floor is
being planed New skates will be put in,
aud the place reGutd generally. An open
ipg will be given on tuesday night next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08
Stockholders Meeting

yI,HE ANNUAL NEEr'E~ OF III, r..
holders Of the West Virginia 'I.'' ., g.
pany for the election o! Ilie'ij'S ."r I'. ..s.
wear will he held at the EEn!sIrk "D .... 3.
i225 Market streat, GU Thursday, Jaa..Gf
between the hours OF 10 o'CIgcE q. l.. O..
O'Clock Ill. JAS. j.. iANfN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

THE DIRECTORS OF 1ilG PEAEtn' ~
i. surance Company have dccarcIaa, fnrfo
Five Per Cent. 6 per crEtI oT' Of o.. eIsa:.s-
the Pas. six months, payable 10 t.y g c 30 Pc ,
on demand.
... .,HiI
janlfrlq -..rt ID.
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NOTICES.
Notice.

DURsUAHT 10 TIE BYLAWS .H. r-
nual meeting o! the charter mr. i.r- ii.
Onto Valley Protective ain viii loo ...
office OF the company ca Tia. sJa.. ia. ...
1885, at 10 o'clCct a IN, far Ia" p4rnr'.s.
a Bos I'd oil Director, and the iTflsar''.r .
other business As mag be- li!J h'ior" lr. A. ...
|. II. pUNAI. i..,.-
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IN GENERAL.
Bishop.

j. VI Hans was yesterday married 10
Mrs Bishop, . widow of the Eighth ward.
The ceremony was performed By Rev.
Baehr a. his residence.
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IND SET TIE PRICEs

here ever since the manufacture Of steal
had been commenced in Wheeling, and
should the : scale, or any other rate, be
agreed upon there the Riverside would pay
it cheerfully The company objected,
however, to take the lead and SET the price
at an advance, Tor the reason that they
were new at the business.
"Will you make an attempt to start up
again with new men?
No, sir; we will not do anything until
the. Homestead plant starts. Then we
will resume, and pay our men whatever ie
paid above. believe however, some q
our men intend going to work up at thf
Junction, and of course, when we resume
we will have to fill their places. The mer
have left the plant in exc llent order, aDC
behaved very nicely, and we have no com
plant TO make
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OrR own make shoes in al styles - so
Locke's. 1918 Main street
Excur,ion Tickets to the South.

Excursion tickets to New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all southern resorts are
now on sale a; the Panhandle ofGce For
tickets or full intersection coll on or sd,
dress j &. Tomliasou, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route Wheeling, ". Va.
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Nbreling Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,


Following shows the range OF the TIER
mometer tor yesterday. as observed by {.
Scnepf. the OpeSa House drugc's'. q.
IN, 20. L. m, -. 8 =. m, 2'; ?. N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

Jane. Dixon, trustee, AMI James DIlou g. he n-.
right, Julia \. Cun., Mrs Julia =. iipr ..
Mr. SARAH i Fay, with Edward fay, he lu.
band; fIiza A 1 eau with karhan,ci ran. h,
husband: Clarisa Low with - Low her bus.
band: Florence T. Dixon, Minerva l.. Curl.
Nj, :. {. Rudy with ..-- Euiiy. her nus
hand, Abncr T. Curtis, Alva ". Cuts ! uu
4. ard Of Trustees OF the Di'r.plc. ,huI,h al
wesi Liberty, OHIO ,JuGty. N,n NiTsuiH, an"
Jamc, IiNon, admi, i,lr.tOs Of the Usiaie 81
William Martin. A, tnaspi,
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DENTISTS
sRF aooGs
We Wish YOU 1 HAPPrsEH YEAR

We thank you for your e,,eeu.,I patronage dur
Tug iss5 Uui the pas.
NJ
Aud kindly a,k o, son 90 pleas. honor Is with
came .cr .>, and future.
ID
II shall B. oar eai,avyra vays 30 .r.s, y0I a, veil
a
IS We Know how. and to So. roa goods lover 'aan
X
Eoz commence. orr gr.u C.-laas ~'.,
r.
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