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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
A BOLD ELECTRICIAN
Flaming cor tle Chicago Internal Machine
ia the River.

Flaming cor toe Chicago Internal Machine
ia the River.
CHlc2Go January 2.-Tbe Internal ma
chine tuet d policeman took into the Ha7'
risoo sreet station yesterday morning was
subsequently, taken and carefully dropped
in the river from the Harrison street bridge.
The employees Of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad Offices aaJ that boy
left the machine there about week ago
and thst it has passed from room 10 room
until night before lsst, when telegraph
operate, who suspected its nature, banded
il 10 q policeman. 1t Weighed three.qua
ters Of . pound was cylindrical in form
aud was sealed q, both EMS a email
wire p-orruied about hall Gn inch from
one eud OF the machine.
Captain Buckley did not like the mo
chine appearance. and ordered It TO be
thrown into the river. One ofthe eIeciri
clans Of the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Railroad called at the station last
night and made Inquiry regarding it Up
on learning that it had beel thrown into
the river he said ho would fish it out and
take tito pieces. he vas given the eyac;
locality where it was thrown il, and will
try tC find it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
The MINERS STRIKE OFF.
The Meu VIII Go to Work at tbs opsra-
tors Terms.

The SIsu VIII Go to Work at ths opera
tors Terms.
PlrrsyyRa, January 2.-The coal min.
sr, convention ct West Elizabeth today
decided b. q twothiri5 vote Of delegates
cressn, 10 return to woIk at operaEcrs
,srns The c9n7en,iou was representa-
tise gathering delegates being present
iroa nearly every pit in the
foas pools. Work viii be resumed in
al mines along the river on Monday
or as econ as arrsngemenis can 5e made
. start them. The strike lasted tour
months and wGs ;he most stuboornly con
tested struggle ever known on the river.
Fully six thousand men were engaged n
il. OF this number Goout two thousand
returned to work before the strike vas de-
Glazed at AZ end the decision OK the
convention has caused general rejoicing
along the MoaongsEsla Valley
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Nouus s,en's Meetings.

Special services will be held at the !
NJ. c. 4. building each night this week
to 94j o clock. All young men will b.
welcome Following are the topics
Monday-The influence Of one young
mGn. H. Chronicles xxxiv- =; xxxv.
l. l.. 10.
Tuesday-Opportunities used. lac
chcus Lake xix. l-l0.
Wednesday - Opportunities unused
lAEripPa) Acts XVI. 22-29.
Thursday - Opportunities improved
The Eunuch Acts viii. 26-I0.
Fridsy-OpportunitieS lost. The rich
young ruler. Mark K. l7-22.
Saturday-Humsn nature always the
same. John Nii. 37-43.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Elrctric BitteEs
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already perma-
nently cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Rittefs, will prove. Brights
Disease, Diabetes Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, nL5
act directly on the diseased marta. Every
bottle gusrsntsod. Fc7 safe ct 80 ceats q
bottle By Logan i Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
REUNION At CtARlNGTON.
Fd,a1e paIssn the "Goiden-moutnsd.
SpseChiuSs.
s-.---L = u. - ~ E-r-.L-r-

SpecChiuSS.
s,s,.aI . ne S.7irg Rsgs!-r.
utAsIHTov, January The reunion
held here to day Was one OF the greatest
SUCCESSES ever held in Eastern Ohio. At
ltam M. the delegation from down the
river composed Of Ohio and Wes; virginia
veterans arrived, headed by the New Mar.
tiusyile band. From other parts they also
poured 10 until the streets presented quite
an animated appearance.
Promptly at | p. m exercises began a.
the Hall. Prayer was delivered By com
raGe Gtim The battle dags unturled by
C5. Tschsppet The address Of welcome
Oh behalf OF resident comrades
vas made by Prof F.. T. Thomas
Music vas rendered Ov the band. Ad.
dress o! welcome on behalf Of citizens Sas
delivered by Hon j $ MorrIi Music og
the band followed by IN address og Hon
i II. Ua!ze. Music by the G.ee CLUB.
Intsrm,ssiOn vas then taken.
~ 80 p. m. music was given oy band
Speeches By visiting comrades and music
5y G.es Clu6 "MsrchiUg Through Geor
gia. we're then IN order Recitation OF
"Sheriiau's Ride, was then given by Hon
j. " Dalzell Private DalZall with his
:amed ora'ory. held the audience chained
br ,he vivid recital OF the old days
TIE speeches Of Prot f +. Thomas hnd
Hon j. /. Morrill, were line displays snd
huiug 10 the occasion.
Certainly Col. Tseaappat iaserves tue
taanks OF a!l tor lis skilled management
cf 50 glorious a time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Il rosthumous Note from a GiEI Who
Poisoned Herself.

i rosthumous Note from a GisI Who
Poisoned Herself.
TORONTO, January 2.-Addie Davis, the
beautiful girl from Ssrnjr, who killed her
self with carbolic acid in Q commercial
Traveller rooms here, LET the flowing
note
DEAR FATHER:-l heari you we're iooS-
inc for ne Icould not bear to see you
am dying nov. He'll cannot t9 wotse than
what Suffer. was blamed before | was
guilty, but now lam guilty, and G R. Has
ley is responsible for my poor soul. He
forced me 10 yield 10 his wishes two years
ago. an glad It is who have been led
astraT, and not my poor sisters. who will
see ,tst the wages OF sin is death
Good Gye,
"a mr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
MORE SMALLP0N
L.. Eases OF tie Pest on foEt wayne
Train

Ia, Gases ot tie Pest on f"'' "A1 Ee
Train
,a.sLoo Jan1ary 1.-Two ue" cases oi
smallpox were discovered yesterday, IN the
person, of q mother and daughter, p'sseD
gers Gu an incoming Pittsburg y Ft,"aJne
traiu. The unfortuuates left Queenstown
Ireland, on the steamer Spain and arr'v.
ing in New York. bought transportation
tor Joliet this State. The mother, how
ever, vas sick before she left New lork,
and yesterday morning the rraln officers
discovered that she vas afflicted Win
smallpox. She was then del!rious, and
could neither give her name nor tell where
she was exposed 20 the disease.
As her daughter who was also dIscoy
cred to be i'll, was only eight years old,
and too badly frightened to be coherent,
she was useless as source OF information
and uothiu could be learned Of the
Esir bat what their tickets and
the usrbs Of their bsg ggsge indi
Gated They were AZ once taken TO the
hospjtsl and every precaution taken to
guard others from the contsgion, but ss
many af the passengers On the same train
were exposed, It - feared that mora cases
viii result
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Home EnnlfnrtE.

Old rusn Rllder was in the habit of rsIs-
ing q row at home With his wife and max
ing it lively for the family, especially at
meal time. The other morning the Oldest
boy cane into the store, looking quite dis
pirited
Hello, said che CT the CLERKS, what :
the matter
"Oh, nothing he replied only We rad
corn cakes aud 5hoel for breakfast aud !
haven't got em quite digested Jet,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Never GlTs y.

If you are suffering with loT 81 4
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, s-nc... Dc
tility, discrdered blood, weak consr,uror
headache, or any disease q. bilious us'ur=.
By all means procure : bottle Of Flscr-..
Bitters. You will be surpgnef - s-e 80
rapid improysnertthst will follow; Tou vii
be inspired wtl new lfe; strength and a.
,irity will re urn; pain aEi misery ~:I'
ceaae and hencetosta you will r,joiee IN tay
pr ,iae Of Electric Biue,s Sold q. Cit
&C ats bottle by Logan L Co,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
A MAN OF MANY ALIASES.
Arrested on Charge OF Felony -SOuio Ia.
terestinG Letters.

Arrested on Charge OF Felony -SOuio Ia.
terestinG Letters.
Soscjal 10 The SnriGy Register.
PARNvs>svRG, Jsnunry Ira Brown,
alias "Keeier, alias Robinson" was sF-
rested by the police tonight on telegram
from Clsrksburg, where he was wanted tor
leloay. He WAS taken to jail aud searched
Seventy dollars cash was found on his per
sor. From papers found on his Persou
be Is : travelling salesman Tor the Stand
ard Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Orders lor corn shelters from F.. G Sheets
and others, of Harrison county, were
found. Also a letter from his wife at
Herrblsttyille, o.. dated December l3 aud
ona from his mash 10 Chicago OF same
date signed Your Lille, 9$s Madison
avenue. The prisoner refused 10 talk.
He vas locked up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Pooling with Edged Tools.

Il hear that little affair between ia and
Miss Montrose is cff, old boy
"Yes she turned ont TO be coquette,
and though; it was better TO saw the thing
off before it went any farther.
oh that it? However, yoUd hritei
look out for her, because now she's slight
ed she's more dangerous than ever.
How DO ycn make that cut:
why don yo1 see, she is nov mt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
while Resisting His Captor a Prisone
shoots Himself.

shoots Himself.
Coz, aag5, o Jaauagy 2.-Dauiel De.
born, Of Peospec,. Ohio. aged shirtythree,
and married, was shot IN Madison town.
ship ,his county, yesterday morning,
and died in about twenty minutes.
thursday syening he Marshal Of
Winchester received u message from the
Marshal Of Prospect that Osborn wss in
that village or that he would arrive there
during the day, en- route TO the house u Il
Aro,herin Law named Pearce, Living
three miles in the direction OF Colum
bus The telegram stated that he was
wanted tor f1TglUg notes on different par,
ties 10 the amount Of $500, and asked
rhst he be arresied aud neld I'LL sent for
Osborn vent oat from this city thursday
night. late. and was arrested 81 Pesrce 8
house early yesterday morning and
brought back TO Winchester.
The Marshal was on horseback, while
the prisoner handcutfed, walked IN front
1t some point Of the road farmer was
met, who informed the Msrshsl that the
pr,gouer was armed, 80 he had Eeeu him
tryiug 70 get { revolver cur OF his coat
The Marshas then dismouated TO disarm
toe fenoz, and as be approached
Osborne the latter dew the weapon
from his breast pocket and apparently
pointed :; at him as sell as he could while
henicuHsd The Marshal threw up his
hand and ct the same time the revolver
was discharged. the bail entering Osborn
lef; side between Ii ribs and passing
through tie heart. The Marshal was IN.
able to sa7 whether the aeliinlicted shot
YES the result Of the scuttie or intentional
on tie part OF the prisoner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
FOREIGN.
british Cabinet Council
ADD

LoToON. January "A Cabinet council
vas held to-day ahich lasted an hour Gnd
torty miuuter. 1t is believed the Ministry
decided to adhere to the local government
scheme for Ireland also in case OF the gov.
ernment being defeated ol the question 10
dissolve Parliament aud appeal to The
country on the dismemberment Of the EN-
pire cry. The question Of corceding q
portion OF upper BuEmah to China vas di3
cussed, and it was agreed TO make such
concession.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
OK THE OHIO.
An Ep.tono Of News 9onos:!h-g tG :
Hon and B1atmsa.

An Ep.tone Of News 9onos.!t-g IL :
Hon and Boatmsa.
TIE marks last evening indicated Is:.
aud rising
Tie Katie S'ockGaie II I-- Up St -.
II. thi, morning for Prsooryh.
The s.sner ". = Chancellor ir;. p.
rshuTs : .das nigh fIr CtarI2s'or snI
vii rr1 a, usGaI, gong down FriGa-
mOrninx & ! II N.
Boats drpsrted Scotia, Crcia, Ell, -.
urnsl. Pstkcrsburg; RsrcteIor Puso.lcr
Louis A. Shertry, C,rciarsi P--Da-
ward, with enp;ies.
Tbere will be no rar5e5..l.7 "a. ..f
Monday the Fsine hsv.De laid 4r IL,
kcrsburg until Tuesday
At Pittsburg last night the ts75r ~as
feet inches and rising. The ~eaih,r woa
clear and mild.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

Holiday Post No u, G. A. K, installed
the following cficers last evening, the Ger
emony being conducted By mastering Off
Ger Frank Shan!ey
Commander, W. j. Robo, Senior Vice
Commander, W. S Meek; Junior Vice
Commander, J. D McFsdden Chaplain
". !. Gilbresth Officer of the Day, Robt
Hszlett, Officer Of the Guard. las Dyson;
Surgeon, J. N. Richards; Qusrtermaster,
John Wise: Adjutsnt W Il. Sheib; Ser
geant Major, j. v. Browning; Quar:ermas,
ter Sergeant, Thos. Bray.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Horse and Buggy Missing.

Friday DR.. Taylor drove down to Bell
sire and took the narrow gauge train for
Woodsfeld. Before boarding the cars be
hitched the animal near the station, where
his father.in.law was to find it and drive
back 10 this city. In few hours that gen.
tlenan put in an appearance, but the horse
and buggy could not be found and it IS
supposed they we're stolen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Election of OliCeTs

Ohio Valley Lodge No 81, h. OF P,
elected and installed the following officers,
New Years night: P. C., D Z Phillips;
c. C., C. Ritz; Y. C., ]. W. Connolly; P,
f. Woodruff. X. R. Of S, j. s. Johnson
NJ. OF F.. J.. ". Browning; NJ Of T c
Peters; NJ Of A, Vim. Defer; G., D.
Phillips q. 6, b. Gill; Trustee, James
McCshou Rep, to Grand Lodge, B. ".
Connolly
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An Eutorprtslpr, Ksliabis iioa.s,

Logan & Co, can alwGya b relied Upon,
not Only 10 carry in s.o2!: the best OF every
thing, but 10 secure the agency for such or
ticles as have wei. known merit, end are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of 5c;Gg always enterprising
aud ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. King ; New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on a
positive guarantee. It will snrS cure any
and every affection Of Throat Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, We invite
you to call and get Triel Bottle Free.l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

Edward Shepherd Of Harrisburg, H.,
says. Having received go much benefit
from Electric B;uers, feel 1t ny duty 10
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
- running sore on my leg for eight years;
uy doctors told me world have 70 have
the bone scraped or leg snputnted | used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Biter7 and
seven boxes Bucklan.s Arnica SalvP, aid
my leg is now sound ard yell.
Electric Litter5 are sold st atty cenis e
bottle. and Buck!en's Agu:ca Salvc ct &c.
per box by Logan d Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
IN GESER AL.
Robbery.

Sometime during Friday night the resi-
dence Of Jacob Soles, No. 9l5 Mark
street, was entered by thieves The house
wss pretty thoroughly gone over, the booty
obtained being about eight dollars taken
from the pockets of Mr.. Soles trousers
and quantity Of wearing.apparel. An en-
trance was effected through the hall door.
There is no clue to the thieves.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
dAD DOCS rkAs,I

Pass. January There bas been Al
alarming increase of rabbies throughout
France. The officials Of several towns Rnd
provinces have oedered that the several
measures be adopted TO rid the country Of
stray dogs. The police have been order
ed to seize oil dogs iounl roaming aroand
the streets and country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

The following petit Jurors are sumuoned
TO attend the Circuit CouN ct 9 o clock
Monday morning Part Tw0-Patrick
REILLY, Leopold Scbae!er, Jacob krusrler,
|. b. Morgan. Andrew Armbruster, James
W Davis, Joseph ocke, j. A. Farley,
William At@ell, l.. P. Sisson August +
Karl Alfred Clstor, Henry Bowers Mich.
ael Rolf ). K Kelley, Jr T. I. Conner,
Chsrles MCGOWAN, Robt. P. Armstrong,
,Iohn noarr, Charles Nsagle, Charles Glass.
ncr, Wm. Wagner, Henry Brimson, James
I.alley, John Ianahan, ". R Durbin, A.
W. Darling Henry Fetzer, John bianey.
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\ Brooke County Mans Suicide

AboUt halfpsst seven O'Clock Friday
evening John Pascol, farmer, living
about mile beyond Bethany, shouldered
his gnn and told his wife he was going TO
see a neighbor. He had gone less than u
hundred yds from his house when he placed
the butt Of the gun against fence, the
mulzle to his head, and with stick push
ed the trigger, Death is believed to have
been instantaneous. Pascol leaves nu.
merous family. He was between forty-hve
and fifty years OF age. No reason ia given
WY he desired to end his life. The affair
has created sensation in the neighhor-
hood, and is the subject Of much speoula
tiou.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
How to Preserve the ObelI,L

Mugwump ldeg-cssed) to HiIsriono
Irishman-Taa city of New York is GO cor
rap' that Cleopatra Needle scales at the
sight Of it.
Irishman-WhJ don .ba l,ses Of ye plug
the eyes of it,
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS

hmportant Gathering at Columbus To-
borrow.
Tomorrow President Wier, OF the United
Nailer., Heaters and Rollers, and probably
Secretary Chew, of the same organiz alton,
will leave for Columbus O. to attend q
national convention Of representatives
from all the Trades and Labor Assemblies
in the United States. The object Of the
meeting is to organize a national system
of boycott against all persons and things
obnoxious to organized labor A large
number of prominent labor leaders are ex.
pected to be present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

HARRlsBrRa. Jauua.y 3-hev, ". Z.
Il. Snyder, for % years pastor Of the
Salem Reform church OF this CITY, has been
requested to resign on account OF lts hs
inc been discoved that be preached ser
mon nv DR. TslmaFe as his own.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
WAS hIRGTOM NEWS
MANY 4PFOINTNkNTS

WA>HlNGTov, D. G., January -
During the monh Of January the COM
missions OF over roe postmesters will ex.
pire. TIE terms CT about the same nun
Der terminated in December, but compsr
sti7ely ieg changes we're made 1t is said
Il large number ct nominations will be
made as soon as Congress meets. Since
the hrst Of July there have been over 5000
changes made in fourth class Offices, Of
which there are over ~. 600.
BIDS FOR CARRYING MAILS.
The time named fo5 receiving bids Tor
carrying the malls on Steamboat and
Starroutes in the Western States and Ter.
ritories. expired to-day A mUcn lager
number of BIDS have been received than IN
previous years, The contracts will be
awarded en- the 23d of February
DIET DECREAsED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

medicine, in cures of the digestive
system DR.. Petzold's German Bltters 's
Invaluable, and especially during the sum
me. season should be household remedy.
J Il. MILLER, Secretary 10 Surgeon &c. =
81 Washington D, {. ,od
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
All the News


The WHfEjr. RErIsTtE, Is The .sst;rg =
Democratic Journal CT the State, and @
bright, eater7:i-ipg, pr"g.ess'Te paper
giving all tho reRs a large amount OF In
teres,ing family reaciog mater.
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HOPE LOST.
The Orphan Boy Coming Ashore
In Pieces.
Fhe Fate OF the Vessel Thought to
Be Settled
Last Seen on a Bleak Coast In
Freezing Tempest.

GRAND HAVEN, MIcH January Spec
ulstious as 10 the tate Of the missing
schooner Orphan Boy were many and
varied bY those WHO are thoroughly famil-
lar with lake navigation aud its dangers
during the late season. but all left 40 doubt
and hope of an ultimate safe turning up CT
the vessel and crew at some isolsted point
north. TIE hope is now dispelled By q
letter received last night By Superintendent
Robbins, OF the Life Saving Service, from
the Keeper Of the Grand Point Au Sable
station, This letter is dated December 30,
and iu it the Keeper says there hes been a
large amount of wreckage coming ashore
in his vicinity for the past two weeks. The
spGrs, boon7 etc, indicate that the
wrecked vessel was q three-mssted schoou
er aui the Keeper states that he found
amopg9t the debris the stern Of a yswl boat
which bears tue name Orphan Boy.
This, it - thought, settles positivelY the tate
CT the vessel There is no don5, but that
she vent down in the terrible storm Of De
cember {, with all hands
WHERE last saEN
The orphan Boy ltft St ignace, Mich,
the morning of December l. She VAS
loaded with dry lumber, a cargo which
under ordinary circumstances, would pre-
vent her sinking IN storm, even though
she had spranr q leaL. The last seen OF
her was On December when fisherman
AZ the Beaver Islands ssw vessel answer
ING her description oil that bleak and des-
oIale coast. The wind WAS blowiny forty
miles an hour sri the mercury IN the
thermometer had run to 10 below zero.
The vessel was sailing on northwest
coast, but from the moment the man be
held The schooner beating down before the
terrible rale not word has been heard
iron her. Since then two searching par
ties spant nearly two weeks !ooking for her
without success.
uiE MORT NATE.
Following are the names Of thosr wbo
. went down with The vessel.
AARON HAIuDAI, Captain.
BEEr SuirH, First Mate; leaves VIE
and family, who reside in Chicago
j. f.. STl. NNEY cook unmarried, Of
Saugatuck Mich.
JOUS Dawson.
JAWS RoGERs
SrrrUuv LEVY.
EuwARD DOwNEY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
K0RsFoRD's ACID PH0sPHAT!
Asa Brain Food.

DR.. ). F. Ne1comcr, Greenfield, o.,
says In casea OF general debility and tor
por Of mind and body, it DOES exceedingly
veil
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

The production Of gas tor the elty dur.
ing last month was II $50 jvO cubic feet,
while that ofthe corresponding month for
the previous year Vas l4,l4O0 900. This
shows an unexpected increase in consumP-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

I~o additional nail machines we're start.
ed At the Riverside lsst wsts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

Hobbs, BTockunier u Co ahu, down
their factory on New Tears day. They
will net start up !or e few days
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Who Killed Cech Brighrm's Erocd

In TT--- - ~ ~ ~ -'-'TI
The Mormons know what struck them
and they say it was that little len spar
row with her DOW and arrow, Kate Field
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

"WE,l We learn with pleasure We never
sor,e,'-Alfred Mercier The following
Is a case in point Il paid out hundreds OF
dollars without receiving am benefit,
Ssr, Mrs Emily Rhodes, Of McBrides,
Mich Il had female complaints, esPe'
cially dragcing-down, for ever six years.
Dr. R Y, Pierces 'Favorite Prescription
did me moro good han sny medicine |
ever took. I advise ever? e.cS lady to take
il. And SO 90 We. 1t never olsappoints
its pstrous Druggist; sell 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

4 FAIRl iost 4 precious LAa.H
To keep the rosy gums trou ha. II
10 keep from teeth decay and death
To sSeeten and purify the breath.
T4is Cbs5s.. the fairy I9st l2orta. .ou-i
and SQZODCST Us called On earthly S-2a2i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

4 letter from Omaha, to the National
Labor Tribune, says the nail ID tory there
has closed down forever and the company
hes sold the ground to the MON Pacific
railroad for depot purposes. What they
intend to do With The machinery is not
known. 1t is not worth much, as it wss
hardly strong enough to make iron nails
and as steel nails ore what is wanted, this
machinery will not do it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
INDUSTRIAL SOIts

Jostph Bell L Co will resnme Work to
morrow. The holidays have been apent
in making rspairs