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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

The following certificates Of i]ucorpora-
ton have been issued by the Secretary OF
State.
The American Snow Dispensing Ma
chine Company, OF Philadelphia, for the
purchasing of patents fer snow dispensing
machines, manufacturing aud selling the
same, also leasing the machines on royalty
to others 10 use; for selling rights aud
licenses to manufacture the same. The
principal office is TO be in Philadelphia ana
The capital stock ia to be $3.50, 600 IN all
The sum subscribed is 81, 500 aud $3.50
paid in. All the shares are held by parties
10 Philadelphia; charter expires January
-, 1889.
Enterprise Detective Agency, for the
purpose of doing a general detective bust
ness The principal office is at Coalburg,
Kauawha county, W. Va, and the lncor
porariou is 10 expire January LIST, 1928.
The sum OF 1925 has been subscribed 10
the capital stock aud $i2 so paid in. The
lncorp,rators desirt 10 sell additional
shares amounting in I'll to $4,000 The
~incorp7raturs are Patrick f. McAuley,
Peabody, John Dorsey, Coslburs, Frazier
4. Jarrett. Coalburg; Thomas Fury, Coal.
burg; N d Kecuey, Hampton. each i've
aharel.
Al.o to the Wheeling and Ohio OIL and
Gas company. with . capital stock of $40.
OuO. OF which amount $1,000 haa already
been paid in. The principal office is TO
Be N Wheeling, and the charter expires on
the tirs: day Of January. 1886 The stock
is held as follows john \. Steele, Park
ersburg, 30 shares; c. a. Weaver and j..
g. Bardall, Mouud,y.lle, 50 shares each
Hugh Sterling and 0. &. Saoield, Wheel.
iue. - shares each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

Can an7 one bring us a case Of Kidney
" Liver Complaint that Ele ;tric BitteGs
viii not speedily carer We say they ran.
not, rs thousands OF cases already perma-
neutly cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bi,tCrs. will prove. Bright's
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the L!ogi, Re, tgla'e tie bowels. and
act directly CT urg Diseased PARIS. Eyery
bottle guaranteed Far sale Gt % cents q
bottle by Logan Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
FUlMsR ys. Henry at the Capitol Rink
this evening.
~pEKSDSaL POIKEs,
VI rveI.OnIS I'll WhosIiGSltss. and the Co."
ing and Going Ut Strangers.

M~rveI.OniS III whosIIGsltss. and the Cow
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Frank Burt Of Warrington, IS at the
McLure.
James Heryey of wrllsburg, is st the
McLure.
Mr Frank Winters, Of Rhinestone, was in
the city YESTERDAY.
John Bruce, E44 OF Dll,7's Bottom,
D IS dangerously i'll.
President Scott, OF the Central glass
works, is still ~indisposed.
Mr.. NJ. l. Sillwagon, Of Clsysville, was
10 the city yesterday on business
William johnson has made some iue
improvements 10 his property on The east
side Of Market. above Eighth street.
Miss Ella Philips, o! the South Side, had
the misfortune, several days since, 20 fall
upon the ice aud break one Of her arms.
Mr.. J. NJ Miller, the pleasant aud eff
cieui auditor Of the B., T. Il c. railroad
company was in the c'ly cu business, yes
t-rduy.
Joseph Mallory. Of the South SIZE, who
mas been visiting his home, has returned 10
his place Of business nj Jefferson, Green
counts Pa.
L. S. Heiskell, Of Ronney, W. Va,
Deputy Clerk OF County Court OF Hsmp.
shire county. is in the city on business con
uected with his office.
Mr. o. Russell Wood returned W5dues
Gay from a busineos trip to Toledo, Ohio.
lie rcports tue new railroad as being 10 q
very prosperous condition.
The RgGIsrEG is indebted to Hon. c. W.
Seabright tor u package OF New Orleans
papers. nearly as large as a bolt ct carpet.
lnauks Monsieur SeabrIght, We hope you
are enjoying yourself.
Mr.. Philip Kna5e, Of the Island, ceie
orated his thirty SIKH bir,hday on Ihurs
day evening las:. \ large crowd wa in
attendance, who eDjD7ed themselves dane
ing to +. +. Cockaynes muaic.
Mr. J. D. Kuruer, he we'll known pain
ter, who received Slca y bad f.Ll on the
Ice on Eleventh street, SONS time since, u
sin confined to bis hoIe Ga the Island
DR.. ACkcruHu - attending him.
Msssrs T. II. Benedict, Of Philadelphia.
ami b f lies, Of Boston, nrs Al Tie Nc
Lpre. They both have * estlngiy tina
baritone voices and delighted n few audi-
lo.s yesterday in the psrlor OF the Mcclure.
Jno. A Goase end bride, nee Miss Mag.
gle Riley, left last e~ycLing Tor Cumberland,
~ their future home Accompanying
the happy couple were GEORGE ni Thomas
Cooke b-ultess OF tn groom. and John
\. Gi5!in. Of Blrtoa, v. Ia. cousin o.!the
b.iie Thcg take with them the beat
witches of numerous friends.
R-v. Father Cooke, who has been in
town officiating at the marriage ceremony
of his brother, Juo. 4. Gock", Of Cumber
land Nd to Miss Maggie Riley OF Csutra
Wheeling .sturued to his home in Cteve-
land, Thursday sitrrro,u. Daring his
Short stsv in this CITY he made many
friends Who were paiusI at his departure.
May be return soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

Il you are suffering with low and de
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general de
nifty, disorderci JiCGd, weak constitution.
headache, Or any disease Q! d bilious mature,
by all means procure a bottle OF Electric
Bitrers. You will be surprised to sec the
rapid improyementthst will follow; You will
be inspired With new life; strength and nc
tiyi,y will return; pain and misery viii
cease, and benceiorth you Will rejoiceinthe
praise OF Electric Bit,ers. Sold at Fifty
cents q bottle by Logan { co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
Til. Cbautauuua Circle.

Although the weather was Indictment
last evening, a very good sized and pleas
ant party OF Chautauquaers gathered III the
Y. NJ c. "a. parIors. The lesson for the
evening was Electricity" In II way
this is quite shocking, but taken as it was
las, evening, it proved very interesting
and agreeable. At the conclusion Of the
lesson, Mr.. d. A Taylor read description Of
the guillotipe BY Charles Dickens, which was
followed by reading, entitled The Creed
Of the Bells" being pleasantly rendered BY
Mas Mary Allison. At the meeting next
week the Circle will take up another chap
ter on the subject How 10 Live" This IS
a practical topic and will nc doubt be eN.
cec1iagly interesiDg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
Music to night at the ALEXANDRIA Palace
Dbl
Our " make shoes in all styles - 80.
Locku's, 1913 Main street.
ON Til OHIO,
"a Rpitnmu or RsEs Concerning the
Hns IL hnu Bostmsn.

"A Epitnmr or KsEs Concerning the
Hns I. hnu Bostmsn.
Dispatches from along cthe MOnongshela
and Allegheny rivers received yesterday
report them rising rapidly. The ice gorge
at Greensboro moved about fifty yards
Thursday night, but remained solid yester'
day The rise is expected TO bring down
all the gorge in both rivers, nnd prepare
tons are being made 10 protect property
along the rivers by owners. 1t is not known
Just when the breakup will occur, but it is
expected any time during the next two or
three days. To~boAts have been sent up
the river from Pittsburg 10 make secure oil
barges and craft, and rivermen are anx-
Iously awaiting the rise. The
marks last night indicated 9 feet Z
inches and rising. There was q good deal
Of heavy ice in the channel yesterday.
The Pacific passed up Thursday nigh!
with empties. e2''i
The steamer Telegram leaves for Clar
iugton OF ) p. In. daily.
The marks at Pittsbag last night indicA,
ted 8 feet ; inches and rising.
Pilot Larry McCiIey, of the steamer
Ark, was in the city last night.
The steamer Diurnal has laid up ct
Parkersburg on account OF shore ice.
The l.ioness left her tow in charge oil
the Geo. Mgthersou at Pt. Pleasant.
The steamer Ark has been successfully
raised and is on her way to Pittsburg.
The straner rriGcess is not making her
$50 trip on sccouut Of the ice being too
heavy to run in after dark.
The Katie S~iockdale passed up Yester.
day morning at II u m. with q good trip
OF freight and passengers
Capt Chas. Muhleman and crsS left Tor
Pr. Pleasant, Thursday, 10 bring up the
Andes, and will probably leave that port
10 day for here.
The steamer Charles Brown, liones $
No. ,, aud Ark ME laid up at West
Wheeling on account of the ice being too
heavy to run al night.
The Louis 4. SherIcy lrit Marietta at /
o clock yesterday and wall arrive about
noon to day. She will return as soon as
she gets her rip discharged and her cargo
on board.
Captain Charles Chapman writes from
Apple Creek that the wreck Of the Emma
Graham nov shows up about two hundred
wards from where It started but near the
Vlr,inll shara Trs hog chains were
st.n3,uE, but have been cat down by the
iCl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
SELECT ERTEa1A iNHENT
Last Evening at Clay Grammar
Hall.
Given by the Members of Miss Me.
holin's EIOcution Class---Ihe
Programme Rendered in
Good Style,

"A everybody who ventured out last eve
ming ID aware, the weather was swiuIiy dls
agreeable, but this fact did not deter u
large, refined and apprecative audience
assembling at the hall Of Clay grammar
school to witness the entertainment given
By the members Of Miss Meholin's elocu.
ton class. By tie time the performance
had begun all the seats and every avail
anln hi of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
An ON ri,i,rn Sreaks.

Mr. !. N Norris Al Old resident ct
Rome. Ia s,ys. rta' hr had been badly
,roub!,i Win EldueT Complaint Tor q
g.cat mary years ana with Eczema for
tbree yan.g: 1T times could scarcely walk
and had rirl many remedies without
benefit. unit. he began taking Electric Bit
tiers and sroin'iag his hands and feet with
Bprkleu's Ayui"a S4lre This treatment
afforded him Pres; relief and be strongly
recommends Electric Bitfers % those who
su..er Win l.iduey Complaints, or need a
Blood FARTHER. Sold by Logan y Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

10 be sure. You've only got a cold;
only a cough" BE all over in q few
DAYS bout worry about me" Well,
We wont. But 10000 people die every
year in the United States from consump.
ton. and every soul ofthem began that
way. Better stop it now with Parker's
Tonic. This remedy will eSpel the cold at
prn-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
4 Hmm Mt WeIlsNiIIe.

A telegram from Wpllsville says the
Pennsylvania CompAny's depot and eating
house at thu, place was discovered to be
on FIRE about : o'clock yesterday morning
The fire caught in the roof of the build.
ing, and So rapidly did the flames spread
that the heroic efforts Of the iremen, who
were on hand promptly and worked faith.
fully, only sutliccd to save q portion OF the
structure. The loss i'd very heavy, much
valuable property being lost inside the
building itself.
The bnilding Va, u long t"o-story frame
structure used for n variety Of purposes,
being n freight depot, eating and dwelling
house, passenger station and telegraph and
other oiiices. The origin Of the fire is not
certainly known, being at first ascribed TO
a iue, and also to u pile OF waste paper
igniting from a spark from trsmps pipe
The east end of the building, including the
freight and dining departments, was burn.
cd. ind the root Of the remainder burned
off Everything was removed from the
balance Of the building, which was 30 gut
ted as TO be made uninhabitabIe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

tcSI1tIy SGTS"
DR.. Haines' GOLDEN SPECIFIC i~nsfanti,
destroys all appetite for alcoholic liquors. II cat
be secretly administered in coffee, tee. or sny
tileie OF food, even in liquor itself, with nerer.
Jaatn0 results, Thousands Of the worst drunk.
ARDS have been cured, who to-day believe they Gui,
drlnKlng OF their own free will. Endorsed by every
ooCy VINO knows OF Its virtues but saloon eepers.
SEND Tor pamphlet containing hundreds OF testi-
mQliats from the best women and men from ali
parts OF the country. Address In confidence,
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., 1856 Race St., Cincinnati. 9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

Excursion rickets 10 EeG Orleans,
Jacksonville AID all southern resorts sre
now on sale ht the Panhandle office. For
tickets or full information call On or ad.
dress J. e. Tomlinson, Passenger ACe4t
Panhandle route, Wheeling, ". va,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

The beginning "i Uur business
year. We commence IA new sys-
fem Of cash sales, after which
dafe no goods will be sold on
credit. aud thus We viii he able to
sell shoes lower than ever
y. ". AnITH.
DeaIECI ia EDOI> aI'a Shoes.
iIi3 Main Stree,
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H0RsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE,
NelnnhIe NIehiCime.

Dr. W. II. Pnrmelea. Toledo. o, raJs.
Il have lresc,ih,d the acid in a large
variety ct dissasra. aud have been amply
sa,i,f.d that it Is a valuable addition 10
cur lis OF medicinal agents"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

The & 40 srr selling low rate eyrl,
zion Ii. 24r'a To E~H ,~,i!rans, l.cEt oDgille
and al &or.h,rr rsscrls. For tickets
tourists guides and full il formation, cal
IN or ri.ress I. e burke Ticket Agent
$50 drp,r. Nj erlng, W. Ma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
iren tce.hiug, ia the prcscr! ption Of one OF
he best female unyses and physicisns in the
United States, and hnG been used for tort!
wears with never failing success By mi''
iicus Of mo,hers for their children. Dur
ing the process O! toetaing its value is in.
cGlra}nh1e. 1t ~rclieyaa H." child from pain,
cures dyssnte.y and d:arrhGa, gripping il
the bowels, aud wind colc. By giving
hsqlth to tSe cSi!d i! reats the mother.
Price no q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
STANDING ROOM

in the hall had been taken. while outside
the doors the crowd occupied chairs, tables.
and everything that could be used to stand
upon in order 10 ob,.iu Il view OF the Stage
The programme, which consisted Of sell
readings, r~ecitations aud music, was rem
3ared in a manner that reflected credit
upou both pupil and teacher. Following
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
IN GENERAL.


In the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Wednesday, argument was resumed III the
case Of Dower ys. Weaver, ct al, and the
case submitted.
A writ Of error wss allowed in the case
of Kin:lsy vs.. the County Court OF M0non'
gala county; bend $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
3uberlin9 Re9isfFr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Tho Weather

Folloulng shows the rance OF The 'bec
nomst-r geslrrday cs observed RS q.
Schnept. tha up'-a House druEeS, =
a ID 30. II M. .1. 5 % al g., p
~ -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

The ra,e brlwrrn Fulmer, Of the Chap,
line Street Ii.k, and Henry Of the North
End rink. CONES of 1t the Capitol Rink
the evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES..

Osa orn make shoes in all sryles - SO
Locke's, lO43 Main street.
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Music at Island rink tLis afternoon and
Most Excellent.

j. j. Atkins, Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn writes: my family aud are ben
eictsrirs of your most excellent medicine,
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton; having found ii to be oil that yen
claim for it, dosire to testify 70 its virtue
Ny friends to whom | have recommended
il, praise il ct every opportunity.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for C0usump
ton is guaranteed tie cure Coughs, COlds,
Bcouchi,!s, Asthma, Group and every al
lection Of Throat. Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free Al Logan s Co, drug
store. l.arse eiza 81. 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

An elegant and complete iiEe az
SnItingN, g'antaIOOninGS aEGoESr-
eoatfpgS. made 80 order ia hess
.tYIe and NJ jSw"Si price.
For comfort S.i 90 those
spSt wool Knit JacEsS~ auE SOur
furnishing Goods at
a. HESS - SOM.
IS2l - IS23 hHrket ~.
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Potter Drng & Oh micnI Co.. nostan.

HDF'S IOER EHEJ.uAT IZ' = d question
that Up s to every tortured victim oil Rheu-
.nsusn, who haj, the Ordinary plas-
lei. and l.uiDeGts pOweriess to relieve
f him. TO such the CvIICTRA ANTI
5H\ IAIS PLASTER is an elegant and never
tk\ failing source Of relief, hanishing rheu-
~ matte, neuralgia, scla!ic, .udIen, sharp
and nervous pains s. by magic. New, original,
speedy safe. At druggists, 25c; i've for Ore dollar,
mailed rec. PoTTEs Dprs 4 CHEMICAL Co Bos
TON jana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

FrLNsR es Henry al The Capitol Rink
tie evening
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ans PROGRAMS.
Al The performances wrro uneNceptlon
ally well rendered ard the appreciation OF
the audience y signiied 10

FREQUENT BURSTS OF APPLAUSE.
Tie tableauN which ware introduced b. the
Young ladies' in select readings vnre IN
usually Gua aud were received '.ia mur
murs Of admiration. Marc AuiouJ 9
o.anoa given by Mr. Frank t!eauIg,
vas in that gentl-maus beat STYLE, aud It
its conclusion be was grrejs4 With . perfect
storm of appliance. Mr. Hruu'F was
recalled twice. Lueius iioga, in tie Eli
Child. maIea Bit aud the audience brought
nim before the curtain, also. The perform.
aucp. As q who'll, VIA OF an unusually fine
character, aui the oudts"ca lett highly
Llnk-rl-
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u.e.
AH,rr SIS 1000 Of the eliz5urg Water
Ncrks bonds have 5seu placed IA tina
ylt7. Urs ViJhe Janhs took = ,jUOOl that
amount.
.Isssg R.gasrr OF this city. and James
DELANEY OF Inst LIVERPOOL, will skate q
tsree m.Ia dash II the ALEXANDRIA Palace
risk Tonight.
SUPERINTENDENT D,RRAH took charge
ef,ba gas works At midnight Thursday
..rbr and will continue righ, along in the
discharge Of his duties.
y,.y.sr If yoog, men Of the Eighth
ri me-, a, Epnkss Hall and ORGANIZED y
.rrh md also elected officers Tor same
g. viii BE-. Euogu AS raa Windsor Social
C!u7.
Tn. Committee on Hui!Iiugs aud
..r.vrls OF rhr Board OF Education alys-
r-s r5r rr,n,ls : for The erection of the
~n-,u7--a ,nyry 10 Washington sub District
sehn,l
O>r welt Known society gouag mau hit
tDorhar ,,uaIIv well kgown Youth in the
uo..n. on Market street about one o'clock
au- morning knocking him down. Cause,
roo muct WHISKY.
Tkou ~trustEo.,ay repor.s here and else.
ah.re the Increase 10 The numb,r Of nail
machine. RAINING on ne l7-ceut scale viii
,- gr-arer m. oming week rhaa hereto
..-r S r,5ery:lla Gazette.
~ pa, H., ~ .bs
F,a. F;-s ort v,-ins Tosprnnca Con,ra.
ar. on triaI in the Nuoictpal Court, the
.u,y ra,lri 20 sgree, Yesterday. and was
discharged Il was equally divided
L.u,,y d 90. have moved back iu,U
.b-ir old quarters at the bridge corner.
their nuiId,rg has been rzl,trrl ID "a most
,,lehl and convenient luannrr, aud
stocked with the hes, goods IL their line
Oyyt,,e W,ILrv I.ckEys Yesterday az.
rested dennis G.riu-r on a warrant
sworu out by Mrs. He5i-y. before Justice
Davis chngg.n. him with assault. Dennis
vas released on his own vco2n'lance unuI
10 clock thus morning.
Col billy HAu,LIFF. the popular "a.
n.rser 81 the Cat. BrausgirE. has on ex-
li,ipnu \ perfect apple ,hA; il = cross
,.,vfrn q Rlssett and a Roman Stem.
i.3'h varieties are plainly percelyablr, and
the apple IS quite u curiosity.
i",N!"ht d race between tu'mtt' Of
lnapUn" 7'FesI "Lu itsnty, o. !nt NT y
1nu' wi" occur u. tue C"P'.V' -o
10Y a'S O"II ecu - % - ,;,n
~ ~ ~ : III - - 49,
'us
hhEt fE&"S'| was yesterday ".'sa!TH
by Officer West ana taken before Sus''co
DAVIS, charged WIN s'ea'IhE otlu'e IRON
Saer \ Sons. The Justice heard The case
%, ! O clock last evening and committed
he accused Ia us'suIt o' S-OO o"'''
THg REGIsTER Id IN receipt of an addl-
uousl subscription OF ten dollars, TO be
added TO the tuna Tor tue relief oil the des-
. jitGta at NewbUrg. The name oil the donor
Is withheld by request The money has
/ been forwarded 10 the Rebel Committee.
ALlgGg crowd attended the Chapline
-treet rink last night and sp2nt a pleasant
evening ia skaiing and dancing There
were a number Of coutestsnta for the prize
Tor The best lady WALTER, aGd Was won By
4 Miss Nome Norrou. She received u hand
some album.
A GENrLEWNN on the South Side, VINO
has entered terribly WIN the FheuHH'.5m
Dad could not De cured, says !h"t the
'stogIe maker spoken Of some tNme since
Ia connection "'th b case o. ~fneuuln''G'
Sho, yg the way ~ a. cigar maker mas Dy
the use &! ha u-d'c'nN, 20 h''Pea nun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

OcE wi make shoes in oil styles 81 80.
LYcke's, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

FrIMre W Henry a. The Cspitol Rink
this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

Tue race between Fulmer, Of the Chap
line Street rink, and Henry Of the N)rth
Eud rink, of a. the Capitol rink
this evening.
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NEW

LIST OF LETTERS
II EMAIEIEG IN II P~nsTOFFGCE Al
IL whse,ing, ohio county, W. Va, satuIdhy
January so, 1876. To obtain any OF the following,
the applicant must ask Tor advertised letters, CIV
ing date OF list:
LADIES,
Clarendon. Miss Eva Robinson, Mrs. j. 81.
Garner. Miss Ann Wise, Mis- Lena
Marty, Miss Nina
OYSTLEARS.
Brad5ock, J. Z. Leg, John
Campbell, ID. ii. Miller, hlcnatu
Conerford, John Mckinley VIM
ton, A. j. Z. Rengler, JakoO
Ha.e, Henry Riley, NJ. c.
Johns, Thos, Yogi, VIM.
PORRlGS.
Kruger, Charles Il. () Palomba, Mtvaoolo
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Postmaster.
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SERIOUS FIRE..
Three Buildings Over in Martins
Ferry
Totally Destroyed Yesterday Morning.
The Loss About $1,000 The
WeIIsYiIIe Depot
Burned.

About 4 o'clock yesterday morning gu
unknown man raped on the door OF john
McCoskey's house on First street, Martin 8
Ferry, and told him that ii he did not wan
TO be burned to death he and his family
had better vacate at once. Mr.. McCloskey
hurried to the door without dressing him
self and saw q man running up street and
the entire front and south end Of William
II. Coss blacksmith shop
IN FLAMES.
He dressed himselfat once and sounded an
alarm which soon brought quite a crowd
of men, employees Of the Dlthridge glass
works 10 the scene, who helped him carry
out his household goods, and commenced,
with the aid Of others who had BY this
time arrived, trying to save Mr.. McClos.
keys house and Hoyle's stable, which stood
only q few feet away. Their efforts, how.
ever, proved futile and in about an hour
the blacksmith shop, MeCloskey's house
and Hoyle's stable were
A MASS or BURNING RUINS.
The house and shop were the property OF
the Belmont Stove Co., and were insured
for 81, GOO, $3.50 being placed on the house
and $3.50 on the ship. The Hoyle stable
WAS insured for 800 and the contents for
$50.
W. b. Coss is the heaviest loser, his
tooIs being totally destroyed aud they being
uninsured. BE also had a new wagon
and several pieces OF work to be repaired
in the shop, which will make his loss about
500.
Mr.. McClOskey's loss on i'll used furni-
ture will amount to 300, which id fully
covered with insurance. The fire %origina
ted in n part of the shop where no fire IS
kept, the stove and forge being not less
than twenty feet away from the point from
which he ire was issuing when discovered.
The universal opinion is that it was the
work Of on incendiary, apd that he is a
reaident OF Martins Ferry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
EEKikI.AXY III L>.R.

OrS own make shoes in all sly lee - %
lC,L-'s IOi3 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30
Never Give Up.

NrsIc tonight at the Alhrmhra Palace
Rink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

Music at Island riuk this afternoon ana
evening