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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12
STILL On DECK.
The Lunler Slaughter House Question
Again Up Last Night.


The Lwnler Slaughter House Question
Again Up Last Night.
Messrs Bin ell, Crawford, Miller, Win
gerter, Caldwell and Myles, Of the Council
Committee on Health, met in the rooms
Of the Board Of Public Works last evening,
and devoted about an hour to wrestling
with that standing question, the Lrilier
slaughter house.
The matter has been three times before
Council The first time the Committee on
Health reported tayorably on the petition,
the Second Branch passed it, but the First
refused to concur. Mr. LOe,iier again
jrou "a, the matter before the Committee.
which reported Adversely, and Council
adopted the report. Not dismayed, Mr..
Loe'..er again came uP,smiling with his pc.
tl'ioU, accompanying it with q paper
signed by II citizens praying that the
petition DO adopted. A remonstrance
signed By 50 residents of the
around the hill district was also
submitted, and ter long discussion, in
the course of which the acting health Off.
Ger, De. Baird, was called on for an opin.
ion, The petition was again reported unfa-
vorably, though Mr.. Loetlsr agreed 10
conform to any regulations which Council
might impose and again Council con-
irmed The report.
At the last meeting of Council, Mr
Lorili-r again presented petition, recit-
in that he had purchased the lot and
erected building at on outlay Of 5000,
under the belief that Council had passed
the petition at the time it was
first presented aud prayed that in case the
priv ege Of butchering was denied him,
that he might ne reimbursed for the money
expended. This paper WAS referred to the
Committee on Health for investigation and
report, aud last night the subject was Ia
ken up.
Just before the committee met Mr..
Nyles planted himself in the corridor and
said he would not take part in the meet
ing as Council and the committee had
repeat, dly settled the question and he
wanted it TO stay settled. He did not
think any individual citizen had
nigh, TO boraFs CouncjImen after this fash.
ion lie VAS finally induced 10 Join his
fellow members, however, and the ball was
0p,Le}. The committee wa5 equally di,
vjded on the question, and motions to do
one thing or the other we're invariably lost
through . IT, vote. Some Of the mem.
bers finally 90 Little ont Of temper and
sassri each other ard 'h= c'eik At inter.
vals turir., n O fisn.ssi0n
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SELECTING DIRECTORS.
Results OF Ysster,iay's Eiections-ihoso
SGT frr tn. IIy.

Results OF Yesterdays Eiectons-Ahos0
set for To-day.
Yesterday the following corporations
held their annual eIseioa5 TOR di'ec.o'8 to
serve for the ensuing year:
Exchange BANK. y. Vance, S.
Laugblin. l.. ). Delaplain, John Frew, 5.
Horkbc;mer VIM. Elliugham, 4. W.
Kelly. This ia the old Board.
German Bsuk-C. d Hubbard, Phil,
Schuehle, II. Schmulbach b. Fisher,
Fredk. Schenk, A. d. Ssamoo, A. I. -
erter, c. Hell, c. W. Fronzbeim. This
Board ia slso the same "a mo old one.
Bank Of the Ohio Nalley-The old
Board was re elected, as follows: W. \.
Ise,., W. B. Simpson, John X. Bo,siord
IA. Miller, Victor Rosenberg Henry Spsy.
er AID Edward N. Atkinson.
.Etns Insurance CompRny-W. B.
Simpson, j. ?. McCourtrev, :, ?. HiIireth
Peter Welty, c. W. Seabright, K. NJ. Gi!le
land and c. Hess.
Whceliug and Belmont Bridge Compa.
ny-Robert Craugle, VI Reilly }. n.
Vance. J.. c. Stifel, b. c. List, A. Allen
Howell, NJ Pollock and A. W. Kelley
This is the old Board with the exception
OF Mr. Pollock, who fills the place OF the
late Mr.. Maxwell
The following elections will occur to
day: Peabody Insurance Company, Ma
tional Bank of West Virginia, STANDARD
Insurance Company and the Commercial
Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

Charlie, o little four wear old son Of
Luther Crislip and wife, who live on Reedy,
in Roane county, while running playfully
about the house fell head first into a
bucket OF hot water, on the day before
Christmas, and was 80 injured that he died
on Christmas day.
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she WANTED BLOOD,
A Young Girl Makes Wild Threats
in the Temple of Justice,
Creating Considerable Excitement Tor
a Time---Gther Court
Notes.

The air of profound peace and quiet
which generally pervades the precincts Of
the Court House was rudely disturbed yes
t-rlay morning about 10 o'clock, by the
wild cries Of an irate and sOmeahat his
t2,igal female who was Offering exraya-
rant reward, fer sight Of well known
Young man, ard emphalicallJ promising
TO pat summary end to his earthly ca
rscr within O very short period after nc
came within reach OF her
AyENGlAG HANDS.
The ,irl who wss carrying on in this
unseemly and unusual way was Miss Lisie
Nixon, the gentleman che was deslr,
oys OF meeting was Mr.. ". c Pickett, o!
the South Side, and the coS"S Dcl" was the
dismissal of q suit brought by Miss Nixon
against Pickett win the view. OF
locating definitely the whereabouts OF the
father of certain child The case was
called soon after the opening OF Part Two
Of the Circuit Court Judge Jacob, yesIer-
dsy morning, MesSrs. DOvener and Cow
den appearing for the plaintiff and Alfred
Caldwell and j. J. Woods for the defense.
THE SUIT
was brought in the name OF Mrs. X. a.
Williams, rs the next friend Of Miss Nix
on Mrs Williams being the mother OF the
plaiptir Counsel for the defense filed a
plea in bar setting forth the fact tina, suit
at law cannot be brought bg a married
woman during the life of her husband, and
the Court concurirg III that view OF the
case. decided that plaintiff pay - damages
70 defendant and dismissed the case al
plaintiff S costs.
When this state of affairs had been eX
planned to the plaintiff she broke out into
A FIERCE FRENZY.
Rushing in the direction OF the Clerk s
office, the girl met well known attorney
Of whom she excite6ly demanded: Where
in the -- is Clint Picket Show me the
till kill him, Let me at the
- I'll cut his heart out, -
him III kill him if | cant get justice ]!
and SO On in the same strain. Efforts
were made to quiet her, but she refused 10
be pacifed, and kept Up a torrent of en-.
ouiries as to the whereabouts OF the de.
trndant, punctua,ing he: talk with protsn-
ity.
A crowd, OF course, collected, and the
girl was finally led out of the building and
away from the Court House The incident
created considerable excitement at the
time, and was the theme OF conversation
about the court room for the remainder Of
the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

~ 7" II" = = Y" |-T'|1-' I|N'TT
50 % IiraC, resul. Of the blizzard, while
,h--. were rum0rs adoat las, night Of au-
other f.,aG.y. On Sunday night John
B,anuou and wife. o. Martin Ferry, went
TO 5-d as usual. and the night being very
cold took their four months old child 70 bed
al,h them. In the morning the mother
and father were Mortified 20 find the in
amt smothered TO death under the quilts
During the night no, the slightest sound
was heard to indicate that the child was
otherwise than comfortable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

The bas.srdy suit OF Orthelia Oneider
vs. Thomas sweeney was Yesterday cetti-
tied 10 court by Jusuce Ankle. 1t will be
heard at the April term.
Tho case Of |. G. Dillon VS.. J. II. FL.
be:-, vas dismissed by Judge jacob yes,
terday.
The case Of d. Wagner vs. J. Farris was
put on trial in Part Two, Judge Jacob,
during the afternoon.
The Jury on the damage suit Of
SchmaaIyr w. Garrison, which has been
pending in Part Two tDr several daye
came into Cour, yesterday afternoon at /
o'clock. aui announced that there was no
prospect of reaching verdict. They were
Accordingly discharged. The jury stood
ten u two in favor Of the defendant.
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BIC- az SIS - $
Pte4sH ~ Here All E.ess - EogiH'
RrycrJ6sE,

Ptc4sA ~ Here All E.ess sF Eogi'' :
Reporters.
CovycL this evening.
CARNIVAL at the Capitol rink tonight.
CmrhEN thieves are visiting North
Wheeling.
TAXING stock at the Upper Riverside
was completed yesterday.
WoeK d. the Top Mil was suspended
Yesterday on account OF the cold.
The Committee on Fire Department and
Police met last evening aad audited bills
Tur bar mill at the Upper Riverside
shut down last Saturday but will resume
wo.k tomorrow.
TuE Worley ,GilhoolsY race ct the chap
line street rink, to morrow evening, Is at
tracing much attention.
Tee South Side Singing Society will
give a skating carnival at the Alhamora
rink, on Wednesday, the 10th inst.
Persons removing snow from sidewalks
or throwing it from house-toPs should be
careful not 10 cover up the fire plugs.
ArGrsr ZoEcELER OF Fulton, has lately
purchased a machine at Philadelphia that
decreases the labor OF housing ICE very
much
Henry Worr. son Of Isaac Wolf, fell
down last Sunday night while crossing the
-siJrosI in S5uTb Wnreliu, and broke his
lrf,arm
,...,,..r -, tina F,r-,b ward friends Of
o. parl n.osar,sj that Genial gentle
n, ,,I n,;,b a bandscmas. Of cqt glassware
r ,'.,m 49,
I-r.rc.,,,,. Cbo-,.s E,vmap accident.
ou, on, on Tho b1rd with an axe. little
",,y C ,.aoroIJ son ofIplips Kla,r Of North
.W VI
Hee''Ns' D,, i, L,..,
LOGAN !I'''; C..n,l.s LaI b.ya
9e'h meeting meeting - En- ' "nJ ,.1iI ,ra., there
te"seu "oe'"e ""''' ''''1 "''' '''S,
hereafter
TIE directors OF the La belle glass
works held meeHnE IN bridgeport y: i5s. .'l,
gay afternoon WIFI "A"' '''1'' ''''1 ''''
Dc leaFHsu'
A VERY pleasant progressive t'C ,I
party was gwen a. Tue 'cs'U'u0' tI
Kennedy Friend, on Virginia street i''"lu'
last evening.
TuE number Of persons that looked at
SchuePts thermometer between one ana
two clock IN the afternoon Was one !" AZ
bred and torty-slx'
IT is said that one Of the largest real
estate owners in North Wheeling has
ordered all nailers vino have not paid their
rents, to move out at the expiration CT the
time prescribed by Law.
& MgysvgrIgr ageu, for the Humane
Soc,etv teIenboped 10 the office OF the
C;,iIa1s, RaiIwav COMPANY. Yesterday.
asl,;ng them to discontinue the use of o
horse that was bleeding.
,,..~-,,.,. -, ,..e ~ av,s,s;vaIv car.
-;.,t 49, ,' ras.e-I., IN hi; ss",;on Several
t.v1 5 -, 49,, - -, Nod Ion, Wb.aI
; 800 ,..'l. ~, G,Es-gE, c5,nD,y'ias The
' ''- =, obont s;y irckss thick and nr2.
~, -, 50 80 60 ,ooJ n1oT,v
- p.,I:. v-.-,- -.;,, ...,
Il me boatQ 0! ~ 0I'T " o'HS "..' en-. .L
P'0y some OF Ias rue ny.p ~ i .o o ,"5
sue" I'm g 'ue C .SS 10 ~ ~ =, East
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oles. sufficient foE all on board. The train
leaving Pirs5aTg al $50 p. NJ, Saturday,
reached Washiuetca sbout midnight on
SnEday In the cat at Whitehall near
Pl'tsaurg. he Stow had criited twenty-five
or thirty f1,t deep on Sunday. A passen,
ger Train and seven engines were detained
there "a, one time for several hours, two OF
the engines being of the track.
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PERSONA FolEcS.
Movements OF Wituolingisss, SAD abo Com
ing and Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Whuelingisss, snd .bs Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
+. L. King, of Parkersburg, ia at the St.
James.
?. T. Stafford, of Goshen, Ind is at the
Howell.
Robert Miller, of Marietta is at the
Howell.
". WOodourn, Of Cameron, is at the
Mcclure
S. Mueller. OF Pittsburg, is registered at
the Stamm.
l. E.win Long, of Philadelphia, is at
the Howell.
Z. A. Graf, Of Pitrsburr is registered at
the Mcclure
J. S. S,rochlein, Bethany Pike, is stop
pinE at the Stamm
+ ). Woodward, If GAINESVILLE, is stop.
ping at the Howell house.
Geo. Wilson, Of Allegheny Ci'y, il here,
and IS at the Howell House.
DR.. Fred Molly will leave this week for
Augusta, Ca, where he will locate.
A. NJ. Crow, Of Lit.le'on, W. Va, is in
the city and stopping at the ST. James.
T. j. Blair, Of Weston, will be IN the
city e few dsY attending to some business.
Miss Lizzie Howard, of Cameron, is vis
ting her sis e., Mrs. Dagis, in South
Wheeling.
II J. Beck, of Piedmon'. who i3 agent
for Reymnnn Brewing Co, is in the city
on business.
Mr.. Richard Bark will leave to day for
Birmingham, Ala, where he will perma
nent!y locate.
S. p. Swar,z q prominen, lumber man
Of Grand Rapids, Mich is qlartered at the
Howell House.
Jacob Rupp left last Saturday for Chica.
90, where he has accepted situation in
dry goods establishment.
The son of John Muth, of Fulton, who
has been seriously for some time, arrived
from Montana Territory yesterday.
Joe Sore who has for some time been
visiting friends in the Eighth ward, re.
turned to his hJms in Newark yesterday
TIE London Standard Of December
18th, chronicles the Goa,h Of Mrs Sarah
Fairfax, WIDOW Of the lac Thomas Fair-
fax, in the 18th year of her age.
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The German Pioneers.

This society he'd it, annual eItc'io' d
officers last evening, with the following re
suit: Presid, ut, C. f. Sri:el; Vice Prc-i
dent. Aug. Weidelbu-h; Secretary, G K
Behler: Treasurer, c. f. Hoffman; Direc
tors, e.. Bayha, +, Mute, : E~im, Jacob
Nuuge, l.. Wi)helm, c. AL and d Ct
rich; Marshal, !. I.ohse; Color Bearer,
j. Nurge This society WAS organized on
the llth q December, lS-G. aud is nov
in very dJuri,hiug condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

W. D. Hoyt n Co, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists cf Rome, Ga, say; We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry, Electric Bitters and Bvckien's Arnca
We for two years. Have never handled
I. dies that sell as we'll, or give such
Z, ,rsal satisfaction. There have been
90. wonderful cures effected by these
me cines in this city Several cases Of
pronounced Consumption have been entire
" cured by the use Of few bottles of Dr.
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Bitter5. We guarantee them
always. Sold by Logan a Co.
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THINKS He Wa JUSTIFIED.
}. IL. Leidtg Says He Took No Unfair Adj
vantage.

}. IL. LeidiS Says He TOOK No Unfair Ad-
vantage.
J. b. Laidit the commercial traveller
who 30 ctlec'uaNy thumpsd ". I. Batch
elder, also drummer, on the ParkeEsburg
branch CT the g. & o, Friday evening
arrived in the city Yesterday To REG
lister reporter, who met him, Mr.. LcidiG
stated that the published version of the Of
fair was incorrect in two particulars one
beiu. that he took no unfair advantage OF
his opponent, and the other that be did not
beat him so as to cause serious injury. He
had great proyocation fer the assault,
and meeting Mr. Barchelder on the train
he approached him aud asked him if he
had called him certain offensive epthets.
Mr.. B made some light rejoinder, when be
struck him two or three times.
Both men are representing rival houses
in the preserved meat and fish trad, and
the troubled has existed for some time
back. They are well known in Wheel
ing.
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IN GESitR al.
Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday.
Deed made December -, l~-5, By
Emma Forster, wife OF ". II Forster, 10
Louisa j. Robinson, wife Of W II Robin.
son, for the south half Of lot No Is. in j.
W. Zanes addition to the CITY. Cousid-
GRAFTON $1,000.
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The following letters remaineI unca!ed
TOR at the postotlice yesterday
John Wayne, NJ j. Woo'iord, Henry
Wheeler r. A. Tborp William Travis.
Sarah Stone, Thos. 5. Prysock, !. p
Patterson, Thos G.. Mahau Miss Helena
Miller. W. II. Hodge, Mrs W 5 uornay.
T. A. Hall, Chaq. L. Csrlin, Charles Hub
bard.
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Mentber Indication.

WASHINGTON. D. c, January I2.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, slightly
warmer weather, westerly winds in the
Ohio Valley and variable winds in leu
res.ea. Falling barometer.
For the lower lake region, lair weather,
slowly rising temperature winds generally
westerly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

The B X 0. are selling low rate cxcur-
sion tickets to New Orleans, Jacksonville
and all Southern resorts. For tickets
tourists guides and fall information, cali
on or address 7. {. Burke, ticket agent, B.
& O. depot, Wheelirg ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

Who will present during tho CyouinE. and IN
cido tai 10 The pa,. q P!Irhir DaHcc,
entitled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

Excursion tickc,s 20 New Orleans.
jacksonville and al aa..heru resorts are
now on sale at the Panhandle cllice For
tickets or fall Information coll on or nd
dress j. G. TomGrsoa, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

q This S.a.e. Pennsylvania and Ohio the
.ajt vas more intense yesterday morning,
IS ar.. De seen or the following
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

additional l.ra' o.. f..s. Flgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

Between well known hoy skaters, James
GlllhOoley aud Willie Worley, a, C1apl,re
Street Rink Wednesday evening. Admi,-
sion, IL cents
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sEN 11gE
We Wish YJU / 8AP2YsEHYtAR

We thank you f.- y..r gs.r.r..t F.rrouase dur
In, is. ar I.s Tas.
II
And ,irary .,k nr .,1 r. r..-. aono- uE With
,a-.a q. .-.. .t.a..."
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As W, soos low. .al ,g',- ... >.ai' lower 'aa"
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Closing ar' the ,r..c NF.ar,. .oaI'
And OIL. %. '.a ia -narra'
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Before tnr Auau. -.r.-.o.7 sls.r pace.
II
II yoa wish g.. bay Bar-..l.. a.~ ty3ar chance.
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Special B1r.atn. n ,l1ak' E.IaEo.' Comforts aid
R
vglvst,. U.us1.s s, s. and .samere'.
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Broeafri prer. Good, 5a Fla.I Dress ...aI q Be-.
,us-Hl.t "aH Cs.ma.y. ,g.,
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Table Linen -.r.. RS. color Ed -..r Heavy
Muslin. 3r.iua.. ... 'rtnsHau
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Fest Print, ST.. las. Sa.-'.rs... T.usn-"',Slc
B.s FOB. ,s~s.t ..r ..s Dr. Ns-rrrr .aw9'co
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Automatic .e-,a,1 -.. 'aay ... p. .s-Eaere
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THE REVELS OF B8CCH&RTES.

The Costumes and AImors UsCi iu ih'. proiuc.
t"n are marc so' aCCUrd'y, III" 'Irtiur r.prrs,u-
aAon exceeding IN ARTIST, aD5iu any rtloft here
toiore made In the way O., shSscsprrcai romrIy.
Under tn, direction Of Nr. .lo,o. b Brools
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ELECTION.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MaETING OF
he stockholders o, the Commercial Bank OF Whee,-
Ing, Tor the election Q! Directors will be held at the
Rank on Tuesday, January T. lSSG, bet Seen the
hours oil and y a. NJ,
faI HlLDRETH, Cashier.
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box. For sale By
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Ten CARS oY CATTLE

wee run into the c. y P yard at Bellaire
on Sunday morning. They were con
signed to Pitts5urg. and nnless they were
exoeiited the whole would perish from
cold The owners Of the stock were des-
verur. and offered Engineer Anderson
$l0ir h. would run the cars into Pitts
bug in five hours Mr. Anderson was
willing 20 try il, and the company raising
no objection the cattle were started
At Rochester. - miles this side OF Pitts
bur-. Nc Andersen had over two hours to
reach his drs nation but it was after this
that he encountered his greatest troubles
in the form ct snow drifts. etc. He has
not been heard Ct sjuca, but il the time
consumed 5y toe trains that legr Pit.sburg
since that time coming this way, is any in
iiclt;o~. the engineer Ill 10; win his prize.
~ several trains thai have since run be
,wren the p.ia,s mentioned wasted as high
.s zen hours.
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Race! Race!

B4tzeen well known hoy skaters James
GnihooIr7 and Willie Wcrlay, q, Chaplsne
Street Rink Wednesday evening. Admis.
SIGN, 10 cents.
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Between well known boy skat'7s. James
Gillhoolay aud Willie Wcrlsy, St Chaplire
Street Rink Wednesday evening. Adnis
sion, II cents.
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DoN'T tor-.' tue Masquerade Carnival
a. the Capl,oI &jrS tau.h-. TIE public
is co.3iu,lv i-v.td 10 hferd.
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Orr own make shoes in all styles - 50.
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
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OrgyiyG Of the Island Rink to night
The floor is pronounced 10 ne IN perfect
condition The music is first class for
skatirc. and general social meeting Of
the old patrons is expected. Call and see
the change that has been made. Open st
: close st lO.S0
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STREET cars will leave for the North
end at the close Of the Alhambra Carnival
to-nigh'
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GRAND opening Of the Island Rink to-
night at : o'clock.
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PEtCES-Lowcr floor, s'Gp No extra chang.
Tor reserved feais. tai cry, .I cents sale Ul s.a
begins Saturday January H. NJ EumrI, .arr
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GEo. R. TAYLOR is selling aides Wraps
AZ very low prices.
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grSeS

u,har thermometers about the city were
from 70 lower than the ABOVE, but
thy were almost invariably more directly
.xD7.ed to the wind or were along the river
grf on he Island
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Orr own make shoes in all Styles$2 so.
Locke =, 1913 Main street.
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BED COMFORTS and Blankets are offered
very cheap by Geo. X. Taylor.
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GGANN o7arigg Of the lsla'd Rink tc-
night Il, Z oc!cck.
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STREET cars will leave for the Mort
end at the close Of the AIhambra Carnival
tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12
>>ov TVS vrY FIVE EgEr rEgr.

The Washington ReDovtsr has this to
say OF the 0ll ard in 'bst locality:
4. uS.-s we's h-kiud hand and one as
a-ucA IS t~eu'ge'gh. Of twenty nine hours
: .va.u left Wheeling On Saturday even.
in. with forty O. fifty casSenEers on board.
which did no, get here til the middle Of
TIE afternoon oil SuEHay An engine
drawing q cor lead 0! is5orers preceded
the '-sic They were KEEP. busy clearing
awar the drifts. Some Ct the passengers
had BAD nothing 10 es; for fifteen or
eighteen hours. Jpon th5;r arrival
here. Mr. Manning one Ct the B & D.
officials, sent az the expense Of the COM
PAM DO. Co1ee, sandwiches and other edi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

amc' biY0nr trustee, and James Dixon IN bf. .rr
night, Julia \, Gums, Nrs Julia 4. Ue,...
Mr.. earah Ray, with Edward Paw he nY.
handi liza A. ean with ha,HSu:,. ran. b.r
husband; tlar'ssa Low with ---.. Low nor ,u.
band; Florence +. lilur. Niru,, D ,,.,,,r
Mis- :. g Euddy with -a--. buddy E,r hue.
lard, Abncr l.. 'uG;'s. Ava VI. 'Curr.. Inc
Bard OF Trustees Of thr Ii.r.pr,, tBtr,n a.
Wet lberty, uh,o GUILTY. Wet Nirg.ria. AMI
lanes lkon, admit i'irarO. Of the estate ri
william SdrtIu. l,,aasrd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-12

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