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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-29
VIE or CO.


/ Their Drm sim Fast In the wen---Ths
Central Co.'s Wen.
The auger stem is stiIl fast in the no.
well Of the Wheeling Oh Company, al
attempts to fish il out having thus far
proven futile. The job may end success
fully at any hour, or fishing may be pro
longed for weeks or months. The acct
dent is particularly unfortunate at this
time, when the drill was within two or
three feet of the sand.
The No. 1 well of the Central Oil Com
pany is down 1,470 feet, progressing slowly
but steadily. The strata so far punctured
is identical with that at Barre No. 2, and
the outlook. is regarded as extremely favor
ably by everybody familiar with the well.
| No. 2 is down SIS feet. The collapsed
casing has been drawn and the hole is once
more clear.
ping at the Henratta House, Moundsyille:
IL. B. Harris, Allegheny, Pa. W. A. Hess,
of Hess Well No. 1, Washington, Pa; w.
C. Mcbride, of Bolivar, n. Y; Richard
Duncan, Ohioville, Pa, Henry Brown,
Washington, Pa; Frank Fetzer, Butler,
Pa: Milton Duncan, 0hioville, Pa.
Drilling was continued at the Taylors-
town mystery, yesterday, but no gauge
could be taken by outsiders and conse-
quently its producing powers are not
known. The scouts and others who
watched it all day are at varience with
each other in their report of the output,
some claiming that she did not do more
than ten or fifteen barrels during the day,
while others believe she did nearly 100.
The latest report shows that two or three
flows were made yesterday morning.
Barre l was shot yesterday afternoon,
and responded in a greatly increased pro-
ductiOn. The first II hours the output was
36Obarrels, and yesterday morning it was
doing 80 barrels per hour, Before the shot
it had fallen to about $50 barrels per day.
A bit was lost at the Venetia Oil Co.'S
venture at Anderson station, on Monday
night. This well is between ] 800 and p
600 feet deep and should be showing the
CAN'T sand, rs the Pittsburg coal was got
at the very shallow depth Of 20 feet. No
such horizon has been encountered,
however. The hole will he put down
1850 feet, and at that depth drilling will
cease.
A correspondent writing from Finley
vile to the M~onongalIela Republican, says:
The largest gas well in Washington coun-
ty is now burning at Cohran's Mills, Just
below this place. The light thcrefrom on
last night at midnight lit up the sky so
that q newspaper could be read here. The
roar is deafening-but nothing is said
about it in the newspapers. The gas ex-
citement-MNst be-oVer.- Assoon as the gas
can be shut Oft again, drilling will be re-
sumed, as only a depth of 900 feet has yet
been attained, and II Is the intention of
the company to reach oil.
4 telegram from Moundsyille says: The
oil excitement still remains undated and
the well likewise q mystery. No one seems
to know Just what the contractors propose
doing, and some considerable talk is in
dulged in. Some appear to look upon the
we'll rs q fraud, but the more sanguine
think that the idea is to lease all available
territory and then go on to develop OF of
the best producing oil field in the country.
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Our Vat Supply.

To he Editor Of The Register:
SIR desire through your columns, to
correct an error in yesterdays EHteligeneer,
wherein it was stated that, that Eminent
SaRitqEigR, DIR, James L. Reeves, was the
first TO advocate the question of obtaining
a pure water supply for Wheeling. Those
gentlemen who were members of the City
Council In 1899 will remember that Reeves
was health officer at that time, and under
his direction was published q pamphlet
entitled, Health and Wealth of Wheel
ing" In that pamphlet, the Eminent
Sanitarian stated that the citizens of
Wheeling were peculiarly blessed with an
excellent water supply, To DIR, O. F
Ulrich belQnge the credit of first calling at
tention to the contamination of the drink
ing water of this city.
In a paper read before the West Viz
ginia Medical Association, in this city, in
1881, he pointed out the existence Of sew
ers which discharged their contents into
the river north Of the water works, and
strongly urged the importance of taking
steps to obtain water for domestic purposes
from q point above the various sources OF
pollution.
About q year after DR.. Ulrich's paper
was read, DR.. Reeves, following out the
former gentleman's idea, began an investi-
CATION Of the condition of the drinking
water. JUSTICE.
WheeIing, W. Ia, Jsly %, 1856.
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Natural Gas Notes,

The Directors Of the West Virginia Com
pany held q meeting in Pittsburg last
evening, but the business transacted could
not be learned. Col. ThOs. O'Brien, Hon,
A. j. Sweeney and Hon. John G. Hoffman,
Sr., went up.
The West Virginia Company yesterday
opened their ditch on Market street be,
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth streets,
Just north of where the line crosses Alley
Nine mass ofrooks, the he'd of the old road,
were encountered, making digging a slow
and difficult operation. This company
also opened its ditch between Chapline
and Market streets, on Eleventh, yester-
day.
Men are clearing up along the line of the
Manufacturers Company, on Main street,
preparatory to repaving. Q
Yesterday a man named FlOy, working
in the ditch of the Manufacturers COmpa,
ny, on the South Side, was partially buried
by q slip Of earth, but was eItricated by
his comrades before serious results had fol,
lowed,
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OHIO VALLEY RIO COFFEE will prove
most satisfactory. Buy it.
WHO DID TPl

Brennan, the Supposed Murderer of Heinz,
Charges Another with the Crime.
There seems to be n good deal Of mystery
about the murder of young Heinz, up at
Pittsburg, last Sunday. 1t has been gem
orally understood up there that Michael
Brennan was the murderer, and the police
have been securing the city for the alleged
criminal. 1t now turns out that Brennan,
last Monday night, appeared before Alder
man John W. Jones, ofthe Fourteenth ward,
Pittsburg, and made an affidavit charging
one Charles Hanna with the murder, and
was afterwards released by the Alderman
on $500 hail to appear as a witness. Bren-
nan voluntarily surrendered himselftO the
Pittsburg authorities, Tuesday, on learn
ing he was wanted. The Coroner's jury
has returned the following verdict:
"FrOm the evidence the jury finds that
Heinz, aged about y years, came to his
death on July %, 1886, between 5 and 6
O'Clock, at Blair's Grove, Twenty-third
ward, Pittsburg, by being struck with a
stone thrown by Charles Hanna, said stone
striking said Heinz on the back of the
head, causing FRACTURE of the skull and par
tiaI dislOcation of the neck, producing in
slant death, and that Michael Brennan,
Christ Turney, John McNally and a party
unknown were accessories"
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DGEPO

Commissioner Bury was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Ella Hill is in Washington, O., Wis
iting relatives and friends.
A party of young folks drove out to the
home of Gotleib He'll, last night and spent
a happy evening.
Mr.. Sphinx, of the Providence Savings
Life Insurance Company of New York, was
in the city yesterday.
The work of setting the pots in the La
Belle glass furnace in place of those broken,
was commenced yesterday.
There is q move on foot to close all the
drug stores on Sunday, except for q short
and prescribed number of hours.
j. c. Dent has an ear of corn raised on
the Emerson farm, which is composed OF
niI'e distinct ears, all of which have sepa-
rate cobs, and are well developed in min
iature. .'"'
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snlestones on the Road to Health.

The recovery Of digestion, and the resumption
of activity by the liver, bowels and kidneys, are
mileStOnes which marx our progress on the road
10 health. They speedily become pereeptfble
when HoStetter's Stomach Bitters is ased by the
invalid. Nothing 50 surely and expeditiously
consumes the distance to the desired goal. As
no bodily function can suffer Interruption with
out impairing the general health of the system.
50 the system can never acquire perfect yigor.
health's synonym, untilth function be actively
resumed. Take. for instance, digestion, a sls-
pension Of which Is invariably rectifed by The
BitterS. II the organs upon which il deyolyes
grow weak, bilouSnes, constipation. headache,
toms supervene, which indicate unmistaEably
the banefnl general influence OF dyspepsia The
disappearance Of all these symptoms through
the use OF the Bitters shows With what thoronEh-
ness IL removes their cause.
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The Latest Happenings Of Interest 20 Boat
men.
The Courier will be tO-day's Parkersburg
packet at II a. m.
The marks last evening indicated 5 feet
= inches and falling.
The G. B. Monteith is the Darlington
packet at 3 p. m. to-day,
The steamer w. w. 0'Neal is having her
chimneys repaired at Benson's Ferry.
The steamer Abner O'Neal did not come
down yesterday, on account of having a
picnic, and will not be down to-day, hav-
ing to carry another picnic.
Captain Ben Goodwin has arrived home
from st. Louis, his boat, the Silas r. Coo,
having laid up at Cincinnati on account OF
low water.
The marks at other places-Greensboro,
8 feet and stationary; Parker, s inches and
stationary; Oil City, G inches and station
airy; Rices Landing, 4 feet and stationary;
Lock No, A, G feet and stationary; Browns
vile, 8 feet inch and rising; Morgan
town, 2 feet 6 inches and stationary.
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ENlON ~GRAMMARST,

gambler ONO. NINurrHun
LAWRENCE Rust. lin D.
Prepares for any College az Unjr.sN
Government Schools AT We; Pnm, ~
lis. Conducted on the military shs
ough instruction and canGIl' 80 u
health, habits aud mnunrn aNInssr1
mer term begins April :, lNri lie ~
address the Rector. Cd
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~. waiter Kelley, Of Pittsbuzgs vas Y
THE city yesterday.
Mr. s. ". BOYD viii open 9 iAm once e
tbe lower part Of tho Commerciat piock y
n few weeks
rhe standard mill was off Tuesday ow.
mo 10 a break in the machinery M "as
on as usual yesterday.
The civil engineering corps OF tne ", :;
&.W r. r. are at work on u propoecu
new railroad line in the lower partol eoWn'
vet no settlement of the difficulties
:. \ Iauohlin mill has been arrived OF,
aItbongb the striking workmen assert tna'
%;tb;n tbe nextfew days all will be AMIGA
h,v arranged. The nailers' re
f,sas 70 diyulge the result OF . CONFER
1900 hold even to members OF their W
LOO until Saturday, when a meeting VIII
he held. at which William Weine, rI :m
dent of the Amalgamated Association, WIN VIZ
he present. Saturdays meeting whi IN an
n~robability settle the matter very aen
iteIy. and the old hands will either go 10
work with the fceder-nailers or tine sIiA
will be ordered continued.
ON Tuesday night, a. well known resi-,
dent of the Standard addition was ioune
in tbe house of William Steiman; stei-
man was awakened about IL o'clock oy .
noise on the back porch, but did not get
up to investigate till he found the lntru.
Japr in his room. He then got out in great
shape and pounced upon the late visitor
like n wolf on the fold, and gave MN .
very thorough threshing, backing his eyes
and heating him up beautifully. The tres
nasser is a very good friend of Mr.. Stel-
man and had been in his company a lew
bours before. He refused to give any ex-
nlanation of his presence, and 1t is sup
posed that he thought he was going into
Tho saloon next door. Steiman says he
does not think that his visitor meant 10
steal ANYTHING.
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The Crematory.

Health Officer Garrison yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Metallurgical Engineer
NJ. V. Smith, of Pittsburg, the inventor of
the proposed garbage crematOry, in which
he SAYS he will arrive here Friday and
would be pleased to meet the gentlemen of
the Council Committee on Health that
evening. DR.. Garrison last evening adj
dressed q note to Chairman Caldwell, OF
the Committee, asking him TO call the
members together on that day.
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Lively Spot.

The l~iveliest place we know in business
circles after dark is the Pewky passenger
depot, when the Ohio River train arrives.
The Adams Express Company receives
from ten to twelve thousand pounds of
freight nearly every night from Parkers-
burg and the way points between there
and Moundsville. Last night the crates
of peaches, buckets of ~blackberries, and
other miscellaneous fruit and garden truck
numbered up the entire platform, while the
express hustlers, railroaders and jehus, with
Agent Jack Merriman at their head, made
the night air red hot in their herculean
efforts to rapidly handle and care for the
merchandise.
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pointed PsncIinss o. BriefIsems Of Local
Interest.

pointed Psncrinss Of BriefIsems Of Local
Interest.
BAss Rail- to-day.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
NOTHING new turned up in nail circles
yesterday.
THERE were five cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
THE Parnen Club meets at the Court
House this evening.
THE Board Of Directors of the Peniten-
tiary met at the State Prison yesterday.
ANOTHER large installment Of visitors
to the Saengerfest arrived home yesterday.
OLD soldiers are earnestly requested to
be present at Friday evenings meeting al
the Court House.
THERE were but two cases on the slate
at headquarters at midnight last night, one
a drunk, by Dunlap, and the other a DIS
orderly, by Glenn.
THE Council Committee on Real Estate
and the Board Of Commissioners Commit
tee on Building met last evening to talk
over the matter of repairs.
THE Board of County Commissioners
met Yesterday morning, but transacted no
business beyond auditing the monthly
bill. The Board meets in regular session
next Monday.
SEVERAL men and women of Wheeling
are encamped at Kidd. They appear to
kill time by hunting, fishing, playing
cards and other genteei amnsements.-
COIerdiR Cor. Ohio PdHey NeIrs.
As WAS predicted in yesterdays REGIS
TER. n few more Republicans went down
to Parkersburg yesterday morning over the
Ohio river road, but the crowd did not at
tract attention from its size.
THE MeSsrs. HOrkheimer Bros. have
purchased between 60QOOO and SOO,OOO
pounds of wool this season. They shipped
i5O, 600 pounds eastlast week, and yet their
! fou~r-story warehouse seems to be Jammed
full from roof to cellar.
ROBERT ODONNELL, of Brilliant, while
swinging in a grove near that place, on Sun
day last, lost his hold while the swing
was high in the air, and fell q distance of
twenty-five feet, striking his head against
a log. He remained unconscious upto the
time of his death, which occurred on Mon
day morning at l o'clock.
ANUMBER Of the AriOn and MaennerchOr
Singing Society boys got home yesterday,
looking somewhat tired but still III the
ring. The boys speak in the highest terms
of milwaukee and say they hsd an elegant
time. But they can enjoy themselys any
place for that matter, because they are
built that way.
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This Mornings Eclipse.

This morning there will be a partial
eclipse ofthe sun, the last portion of which
will be visible as the u peeps over the
Eastern hills, provided the sky is clear.
Only the northern edge of the sun can be
seen in contact with the moon in this lati-
tude, but the eclipse will be total to OBJ
servers located along a narrow strip which
runs mostly through the ocean, but which
touches land at the extreme northern part
of South America and the extreme south
ern part of Africa.
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An Ancient Paper.

Mrs. DR.. Hennig has an old newspaper
that is quite a curiosity and interesting to
look at. It's name is the Western Virginia
Argus, and the issue is volume 1, No. 8,
bearing date Of June 5, 1910. 1t was ed
tied by Alex. Newman and published in
this city at 1919 Main street, just below
Union, up stairs. Its agents were Major
John McCluney, o fBrooke county; Ephraim
Pollock, Wheeling; and Benz. Cockayne q
Co., Marshall county. Its editorial col
umns are headed with the Democratic
Presidential ticket-Van Buren, and Polk.
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WIN Hardly Attend.

Chief of Police Smith has received a let
ter from Mayor Smith, of Philadelphia,
inviting him to be present at the annual
parade and inspection of the Philadelphia
police force, which occurs in November
next, and suggesting that two commits
stoned officers, two sergeants, and two
guides, with forty patrolmen, be sent to
take part in the parade. We can hardly
spare that many men at present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-29

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY or
- Ohio, City of Wheeling. In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling.
William c.. Handlan, Sheriff on
Ohio county, West Virginia, and
Administrator OF job Brinton, T., c..,oou
dacpaspd. liu tnhlceIy
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A Quiet Wedding.

Yesterday at high noon at the residence
of the brides parents, South Front street,
Island, Captain Ed. Muhleman and Miss
Juliet Mcclure, eldest daughter of Captain
John Mcclure, were married by Rev. W. H.
Cooke, d, d., of the Second Presbyterian
Church. The wedding was n very quiet
one, only the inundated relatives OF the
contracting parties being present. Mr..
and Mrs. Muhleman left on al afternoon
train on a short bridal tour, after which
they will return and reside in this city.
Countless good wishes follow them.
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Now Tunnels ON the b. & O.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
intends to dig new tunnels on the Pitts
burg division of its road with a view to
escape some ofthe steep grades OF that line
and e~xpediting freight traffic, One tun-
mel, TO be known as the Whitehall tunnel,
will be 1880 feet long, and will open in
Miller's grove and go through to Curry's
station. The other will be 900 feet long
and will be near Thomas station. 1t is
said that this company intend building a
new depot at Washington, Pa.
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OHIO RIVER
speeial sunday Rreurslons.

On and after July IL, 1886, the Ohio
River Railroad Company will sell excur,
sion tickets every Sunday until further
notice at the following rates: Wheeling to
Parkersburg and return, $2,25; Wheeling
to Sistersville and return, $3.50, Tickets
only to be used on day of sale. Train
leaves Wheeling at ITO A. NJ. city time;
returning, win leave Parkerbnrg at 4:O5
P. NJ. and Sistersyilleat Clio P. NJ, Wheel
ing time.
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Il has ahavOr like Ambrosia,
And YOU buy it by the pound,
Your grocer's sure 10 keep Il;
Ohio Valleys struck the town.
II yuu live around near Boston,
Or across by Puget sound.
II your voting place is Canton
Ohio Valley can be found.
The little Esqnimaux enjoy IL
BY the Nerth Stars guiding light,
For they drink Ohio Valley
Through all their cold long night.
If YOU dig for dusky diamonds,
on hunt for that E0rthern pole,
II You're on Greenlands ley mountains,
Or f0r gas YOU sink q hole;
II you're a Doodle Alderman,
Or in oil you speculate,
Ohio Valley Rio is the coffee you should take
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-29

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value is
incalculable. It relieves the child from
pain, cures dysenteTy and diaFrhea, gripping
IN the bowels and wind c0lie. BY CIV
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c. . bottle.
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SPRING and Summer stock
just received. An elegant and
complete line efsuifings, PaRfas
KOonlngSan and OyercOsfings,W which
we will make up I'm the best style
and at low prices.
Wear fsaIbrfggan Underwear.
They are the best and cheapest.
An sixesat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-29

WHEN Va want coffee buy the Ohio
Valley Rio. Don'tbe persuaded 70 accept
other brands which, for the sake Of a larger
profit. the merchant may recommend. Ii
he can't supply you with Ohio Valley go
TbPTe thea can.
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Natural Gas.

If you should own an oil well, or a gaser com
mand;
II You are as poor as Lazarus and not worth A.;
If you sport your own conveyance, or h0bble on
Shanks mare;
If You live on musty -four, or are used 70 better
If through this life o%ttFouble, a happy man you'd
Remember this good adage-Drink Ohio VALLEY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-29

Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time,
Train leaving Bridgeport at 1;5O p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for al points West and
Northwest.
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ABoUT TnE crrY
wanted fDr obber

Chief of Police Smith yesterday receiyed
a telegram from West Alexander, asking
tgat a lookout be kept for a smooth
faced youth d 2O, carrying q fat nose on
his ccuntenance and q pack on his back,
who had stolen $500 in $50 bills, out at
that place.
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE
VIRGINIA.

This Institute. for the higher cluesfsSzl
ladies', IL finely equipped Language 41rl
Science, Music, AT, ar" taught UhGg kas@
ards by gentlemen aud ladir II bHEs1}
and elevated character. hcnpl0v Wdt1I
five officers and teachers. and OmmGsssd
ther advantages at u saluhu0s nJEn1i I
mate, mineral water. charming sebdT
year 10 year It's accommodates Al th Z
pied.
The FoRTY-TOuETH annual se~sa "a
on the 18th Of September lot funhs "a,
ton apply at lIullins T.. -, Virginia
CHA. n Opn
jy5raw, RIB bushes 81
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rnE REGIsrER FOR TuR SUMMER.

persons leaving tue city for the summer can
nave TKn REserRR iozwa1dedby earliest mail to
4nz adaress a the ute Of s. cents per mouth. or
.ssIlv and sunday AZ - cents per month The
ado mas he changed as oaen ss desired In
tI4eetine Il hanss care should Be taken 10 men
ti6u he old Is ven Is tbe rev addre@
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DE CHANTALA CADp
NEAR WHEELING, wa

The thirty eighth year Of this Uyl,.
Academy, under the charge Il III. w.
Nuns, opens on the fir>t MONDAY a
next, and continues ten month.
Pupils received AT any time IN lhs -,
Those who desirr Ia place their d,as.t. .
institution ati0riing exceptional sInrs'
the way Of healthml and delightful 49,,
cellent board, through discipline and tSsSs
ut the hands of life long TEACHER n 49,.
partment Of female education, ihdz.s ,
modern languages AMI music. ,hoaA "a
catalogue of this school. Adirs.
DIRECTRESS or THE AC,DEXl % IHnNrs
Mt. de Chantal, near wbclz '
auo1eodc
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made July %, 1886, by Frederick
Happy, and wife, to the Wheelingand Elm
Grove Railroad Company, for part OF lot
No. 5, in Square No. 1, in ChurchilPs adj
dition No. 2. Consideration, S1S5.90.
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waukenphast and DoBs0la.

Gentlemen's shoes, the best fitting and
highest shoe in the market. We make a
special offer Of them at So 90 per pair, at
J, W, AMuGK's.
l143 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-29

GentIemen's Genuine Calf shoes
Solid leather throughout, former price
So 90. we will offer themat 81 5Oper pair, at
J. W. AMICKiss
1i43 Main Street.