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Bueklen,A Arpioa Salye.

Bueklen'S Arnioa Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, c spped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and sllSSiu Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guarantee d TO give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cent? per bog
For se.e by Logan d Co.
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AProctamation by the Governor.

n RrOClhuaLlOh W ihO UONOAA~-'
The Court House in the town OF West
on, county of Lewis, State of West Vir-
sinis, in which the Circuit and County
Courts for said county are appointed to be
held, having been destroyed by fire, and
By reason thereof it seeming to the Gov.
ernor necessary that place be appointed
at which said courts shsll be held:
Therefore /, E W. Wilson, Governor Of
the State of West Virginia, by virtue of The
power vested in me under the provisions
of sec. I, Oh. 9, Acts 1872 8, do hereby
appoint the county Jail Of said county, in
said town Of Weston, as the place at which
said Circuit and County Courts shall be held
90 long as such reason may continue.
By the Governor.
HENRY s. WALKER,
Secretary of State.
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Mbeelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
The Weather.

Following shows the range Of the Their
nometer for Saturday and yesterday, as
observed by c. SchnepE the Opera Rouse
druggisi: Saturdsy-7 q. m, Is; IL m,
&c; 5 .. m, y; D m, -. Sunday
Ia. m, IA; y u, 80; Sp, N, 81; 7 p.
M, %.
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Imnartant Meeting.

The Council Committee on Ordinances
will hold very important meeting at the
City Building thiseveniDg. Asidefrom the
license question, detailed in Saturdays
REGIsrER, the following resolution, refer.
red TO the committee at the last meeting OF
Council, will be considered: :.
Resolved, That the Committee on OrdI-
nsnces be and is hereby instructed to draft
an ordinance making it a penalty, By fine
and imprisonment, for any keeper OF cot
fee house or ordinary to permit any prosti'
tute to enter his or her premises or loiter
in or about the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
Qua own make shoes in al styles 81 50.
Locke's, 1913 Main street.

TIE attendance at the Wheeling Bust
ness College this year is very large 1t is
kept opsn the year round to give those
who lsber in the day time chance to &C.
qaire a practical education. Young men
and boys should embrace this opportunity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
Index to Rev Advertisement.

FoF Rent-RcoDl With Board.
Wanted-YOGng Man.
CarpeI Sweepsrs-Sssbitt Bro.
S,ar Insect HowdeT X. h. ljst.
ror observation-disclosures Andes
Proposals for Lime.
CaTtsins AZ ard Below Cost-G. Msrdel & Co.
For -ale-MATKet Garden.
~ an and Pure andy Every Day at puTstA
1ner1 House . Chestnut Minstrel Troupe.
,'srpenter and Builder-stepben Mccullough.
Pro5o<al, for Hauling Coal and Coke-lLoea
Page 60. H., D.,
PropcsaIs for Removing Carriage, Local Page.
iast-Buseh OF Keys Local Psgel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

EXCURSION to Catholic Fair with Knights
of St. George, Thursday evening. Trains
leave B. i o. at 7:S0 sharp, city time.
Round trip tickets SO cents. Return at
l0.45
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Sealed Proposals.

PUBLIC BUILDING, CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, W Va, Feb n, Hs6.
C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= At the Office Of the City Clerk until Friday,
March s. 1856, at s ocIock p. m, Tor tue removal
of ali Kitchen garbage and ofal from within the
city lsaits for the year commencing April 1885,
the lids TO be ss follows:
For the Frat district, comprh ng all OF the First
FOR the Second district, comprising the Second
and seyenth wards.
For the bird district, comprising the Third and
For the Fourth district comprising all south
Of Wheeliug Creek 10 Caldwell's Run.
For the Fifth district, comprising all soutn OF
Caldwtlrs Bun 10 the 80 1thern line oil the city.
No person will be awarded for more than one
district, nor can they In crested In any pro-
posal for more than one district,
Proposals 10 be addressed 70 the Chairman oil me
CONT ittes on health, the Committee reiervii
the right 10 reject any or all bids.
mriu FRANK BON Frs, City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

SEVERAL students viii enter the hAeeE
;rv Business College tomorrow.
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.RE SAID HIS PRAYERS
And Then Fatally Wounded the Con-
scisBtious Missionary,
Who Had Made Him Go Through his
Deyotions at the MuzzIe Of
Revolver.

A strange shooting scrsPe, which Will
probably result in the death OF the victim.
is reported from PeeryVille, Mcdowell
county. One day last week Tom Cline
who generally goes By the name OF The
Devil" met young man named Lee and
the two fell to discoursing upon general
matters. Finally the talk turned on re-
ligious topics. On Lee remsrking that ha
had not prayed for some time Cline told
him he had better try it soon or be would
forget how. Some words passed, when
THE Devil produced revolver and told
him he must pray or he would shoot the
top of his head of. Thus cornerad, Lee
offered up satisfactory petition and was
let of. Whereupon he procured a rihe
and shot Cline through the body, making
what may De fatal wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

NEw Spring Wraps will be opened this
morning by Geo. r. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

QUE own make shoes in ali styles $b.oV
Locke'A lO43 Main street.
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Low Rate Excursion,

DGN'T forget excursion By B i 0. +
Bellaire Fair Thursday night.
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OUR own make shoes in all styles 81. so
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

RED JAcEETs will DE worn this spring.
They will be found at Tsylor's in great
variety this morning,
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AT THE PosToFFICE
Money Order Report.

Report Of the business donein the Money
Order Department Of the Wheeling Post
Office for the month of February, 1885:
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Proposals for Hauling Coal & Coke

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RkcE''hp
= at the Wheeling Gas ofiee, until 1hur'eas,
March l. 1856, at I2 o'clock noon, for Hauins .osi
and Coke for the Gas Works for one year, to VIZ
Bauling Coal from the HeppfSld yard 70 the
Gas Works.
sauling Coke from the Gas Works to the Hemp
Geld yard.
hauling Coke from the Gas Works to the +. W.
& KY. yard.
Contractor TO give bond with approved security
for the ful6llment Of contract. The Trustees re-
s,rve the right to reject any or all bids.
For further information enquire at the Gas once
By order Of the Trustees.
mrIs GEO, HE'LL, Secretary.
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Counting His Chickens Before They Are
Hatched.

Hatched.
To the Editor Of t.s Register.
The Intelligencer In its comments on
my letter addressed to Mr.. Inspector War
den seems to take comfort from the per-
sonsl and factional differences nov locally
existing among Democrats in this State
conveying thu idea, and intending to leave
the iuferentisl impression upon the minds
of its readers that these petty differences or
dislikes will inure to the benefit of the Re-
publican party in the State in the coming
State canvass. As in the past, now and in
the future, my allegiance is due to the
Democratic party Of this city, county,
State and nation. From this duty
| have never, nor will / ever swerve,
it matters not how many
and how bitter, local and personal dissen
sions may prevail in the ranks Of the par
t.. My duty, as we'll as the duty of every
true Democrat, is o plain and an impera
tive one-to support the regularly nomin-
nted standaIA bearers OF the party, whether
they be city, county, State or National.
When the time comes for action, will be
found as usual, with my harness on and
my shoulder to the wheel, fighting the Re.
publican party. The Democrats are like
the Republicans, they agree to disagree,
and disagree to sgroe again, and fight their
tonmo enemy Ny personal objection
to Mr.. Warden has nothing whatever to do
with my conduct and principles, as Dem
ocrat. an Democrat from principle
and not from personal considerations, and
all true Democratic are the same
Very respectfully,
L. w. STEPHENS.
Wheeling, February al, 1886.
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RECEIPTS.
I altar Car,-isPas Report.

The following amount of work was done
By the city letter carriers for the month OF
February, 1886:
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L. s.GcODauO sell dry gOOdsths cheapest

Additional LOeG, on First Page.
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Charlie Bolton, young man about Is
years Of sge, who lived about five miles
above Philippi, was killed last Tuesday
morning by falling tree. AS near as we
can learn, it happened about in this way
He and bis brother were out cutting tim
Der, and his brother felled a tree which
while falling struck a Lodged tree and
breaking it, piece few and struck young
Bolton on the head fractur;ng the skull
BE died 10 q very short time.
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OUR own make shoes in all styles $3.50
Lockes, 1913 Main street.

Wheeling, February az, 1886.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

An old lady by the name Of Pssco, re.
siding at Rip an Tuck, Tyler county, was
badly bitten by vicious dog last Thurs
day, belonging to George Knowlton. Mrs.
Pasco was going to Knowltons house
when she was Il ct in the yard by the dog.
He attacked her making spring for her
throat. She threw up her arms to ward
him of, and received terrible wound
upon the arm. DR.. Hitchcock dressed the
wound and pronounced it as very serious
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.

Program of Sunday School institute to be
held at Andover NJ. Z. church Tuesday and
Wednesday, July Goth and 2lst, 1886.
First day-I0:OO a. m, "The Management
of the Sunday School," by Rev. S. McKib,
ben, of Conway Springs.
At coop. m, obligations of Church
Members to the Sunday School," by Rev. E
c. Beach, of Goddard.
"How to Reach the Masses" Rev. n. E
Harmon, of Wichita
SUNDAY School Music" Rev. j. d
Woods" Wichita.
At 500 p. m, "Religious Instruction q
Children" Rev. Noah Asher, Belle Plaine
Second dsy-At $50 a. m, devotional ex-
erciscs.
At 900 a. m, "The Sunday Schoo
Teacher" Rev. Z. c. Beach, Goddard.
"The Preparation of the Lesson" Rev. y
Asher, Belle Plainc.
"The Teaching of the Lesson" Rev. J. "
Anderson. Andover.
At 200 p. m. chiidren's mass meeting
Rev. n. f. Harmon, Wichita
SUNDAY School Literature" Rev. j. d
Woods, Wichita.
"Reviews and How to Conduct Them
Rev. S. McKibben, Conway Springs.
At 500 p. m, revival sermon, Rev. J. D.
Botkin, F. E., Wichita.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
IN HIS MIND.

A prominent man was 10 Wichita lunch
counter yesterday and while chewing away
the lunch counter man, talking to some
Wichita fellows, gave Winfield sheol from
the word go. Wichita. he said, got all of
WiDfeld's money; even the Winfield preach
ers came up there for their beer. The lunch
was % cents. The Winfield man handed
over two-dollsr bill. The president of the
cold bean laboratory handed back S4.75.
He was SO busy heaping anathemas on Win
field tina. tlc Queen City man hated to inter-
rupt him, proving that Wichita always gets
the bulk, showed it in his pocket and came
home with good joke and 1918 ahead
Winfield Courier.
Any one acquainted with Wichits people
will get this down as lie, because the
people here bother themselves very little
about Winfield The name is seldom heard
here except when some Winfield man is
present. and the ides that anybody here
bothers himself about that thriving little
village exists only in the minds of that
people. Probably there are not three lunch
counter men in Wichita who knows there is
such place as Winfield on earth, and if
there is any truth in the Courier's item
which is very improbable, the lunchero prob
ably felt like Offering that extra charge as q
bonus to see man from what he supposed
to be foreign country.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
THE GANG.

The gang OF thieves captured the other
night was up before Justice Thomas last
night with the following result:
James Moore and james Thompson were
arrsigned as Migrants and were only too
glad to plead guilty. They were sentenced
to sixty days in the county jail, which will
dispose of them for the present
John B. Curry, the boss Of the gang, wss
arraigned for burglary and larceny, break
ing into McClintock's stsre last January
being the specific act charged in the indic,-
ment He pleaded not guilty and his case
will be heard on Monday morning, st which
time a formal complaint will be made
against George linn.
Itarpesrs somewhs; doubtful If convict
ing evidence can be got 10 send these TEL
lows TO the pen. The detective Who vss
put on their track was q plucky fellow, but
not skilfui detective. snd i; appears tbs;
Jack Curry was too smart for. him anc never
gave anything away. The whole niarier :
50 plain aad the reputation Of the psrties %
well known tina; skilful msEipulsiion Of the
whole crowd and the woman ough; 10 brig
out the facts.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18

Fiut n. =. chufch.cThe usual services
It the Firss n. L church today; cIassmessing
It . m, B. D. Allen leader; preaching by
the paste 1t 1880 a. m. and p. m; Sum-
day school 2:So p. M; young peoples meet
ing p. m. Strangers in our city and the
public generally are invited to come and
worship with u.
German N. E. church.-Sunday school at
$50 a. m; preaching At 10.45 a. m. and 8 p.
m; young peoples meeting on Tuesday
evening at 8; prayer meeting on Thurs
day at s. A cordial invitation extended to
all.
Emporis Avenue NJ. Z. church, corner of
Emporis avenue and Morris street.-Sunday
school at $50 a. M; preaching by Rev. n.
z. Harmon, the pastor, at 1880 g. N, and
p. m; pray meeting every Thursday even
ing. The public are most cordially invited
st. Johns Episcopal Church.-Sunday
school at $50; morning prayer and sermon
by the rector, on "What is Prayer" at IL.
Evening prayer and sermon by the rector,
on "The frequency of double tragedies-
their csuse-snd its cure" at 8.
Friends Meeting and Sabbath School.-In
first ward school building in ives: room up
stairs; sabbath school at 9:45; religious SER
vices at II. All are respectfully invited.
Plymouth Congregationsl.-Corn Sec
ond street and Lawrence avenue. Rev. j.
II. Parker, pastor, will preach at II a. M;
Sunday school at $50. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at s O'Clock, subject,
"Peace"
Christian.-Corner Sec1nd and Market
street. Sunday school, $50; Prof. Pence
supt. Preaching by w. B. Hendryx, II a.
m, and 8 p. m. Young peoples meeting
Monday at s p. N. Society of Earnest
Workers Tuesday at 4 o'clock. Secular
prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. m. The
public are cordially invited to attend all
these services.
Christisn-Corner Of Lincoln street and
Lawrence avenue. Sunday school o'clock.
Preaching by W. b. Hendrix, 4 p IN. Reg
ular prayer meeting Wednesday. 8 p. m.
Young peoples meeting Friday, 8 p. m. All
are cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
Catholic church-Regular services will be
held at the Catholic church both morning
and evening.
The Rev. Whitman, the poet and ministe.
of Granville. Miss, will speak at d. m,
Sunday July ls, st the A. NJ. E. church on
Water st, between Central and Elm. All
are most cordially invited to attend.
Evangel Lutheran-Services at the opera
house at 1890 a. m; Sunday school Q a m.
Olivet Congregational COZ. South Topeka
and Orme sts.-Sabbath school $50, preach
ing HOO. Everybody cordially invited.
Reformed church, First ward school
house, first floor. north room-Preaching at
II and by Rev. d. B. Shuey; Sunday
school at 9.:,tI
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18

M. LsvslIen, the Goddard livefyman,
Vas in the city yesterday.
-Lv.Randolph. paymaster Of the Frisco.
was at the Manhattan Last night
w. 7. Ham, bus and baggageman, Of
Belle PLANE, was in town yesterday.
Prof. ]. N. Cummings. superintendent
of the Norwalk schools, Is in tho city.
"A. G. Jones, Of Butler, Ind, brother-in-
law Of j. R. Snively, who came with the
teachers excursion, is in the city. BE 10
very favorably impressed with our city.
w. C. McCune. of Healy & McCune.
real estate agents, leaves tomorrow morning
for visit to his old home in Ohio. Our
young friend says he is not going to get
married but it looks rather suspicious, his
going away just now.
Prof. N. S. Campbell, principal of the
Cleveland, O., high school, who attended
the National Teachers association At To-
peks, came down in company with his
brother, Prof G. E. Campbell, Of this city,
to sizs up the metropolis of the southwest.
Prof. Campbell is highly pleased with his
Investigations so far, and is free to admi;
that this is the iyeliest town ne has seen
vet
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
WEEKLY REVIEW

Owing to the extreme heat and drouth,
there was visible decline ie business of ell
sorts last week. This is especially noticeable
in real estate. Notwithstanding that the
list OF transfers has been constantly tum-
bling down, there have been many good
sales made and there is no weaken
ing in prices. There were but few
sales of high priced business property and
the eastern portion of the city attracts the
most attention. The location of the Rock
Island road on Mead avenue and the activ-
itv shown by that company in preparing for
immediate work in this city, has had the
ness property now seems TO settle down in
about the following shape: Retail trade
and light goods such as dry goods and no.
tons, Main stree. and Douglas avenue, with
at tendency to branch out from one TO two
blocks in either direction on the streets in
tersecting these two thoroughfares. in the
central portion of the city. Fhe wholesale
groceries and heavy goods, Water stree,
north oil. Douglas, on the west side andFourth
and Mead avenues on the east side OF
town. The object of this is to be
close enough TO the railroad &c
get switch or side track to their houses
II was thought that Steele IL Walker. the
ST. Joseph grocers, who are at present do
ing business in John Exton's building, were
TO occupy the new block being built next to
it on the west, but that is mistake. They
cculd not get side track to their house
ard Friend to build them house
50x130 feet, three stories high,
and with basement seven feet in height the
full length and breadth of the building.
They have given bond to lease it for q
term of FIVE years when completed at an
annual rental of $1,000. The building is TO
be located on the corner of Water and First
streets and is to be flashed January LIST.
Kellogg & Son, the architects, have the
plans about ready and say the building will
cost $4,000. Since the contract was made
MIR. Friend has sold the property and lease
10 c. r. Miller, and the latter gentleman told
a reporter yesterday that he intended TO be-
gin the building right away. 1t is to be
supplied with vaults and elevators, and be
in all respects suitable for frst-class whole
sale grocery house.
The Wichita street railway company
built about mile of track during the week
and haye set their stakes down on Topeka
avenue as far as Douglas. Work is pro-
crossing on the Garfield University and the
walls of the new Catholic church are climb
ing Up rapidly
There Is 4 prospect that nearly all the
new roads will coma down on the east side
OF the Santa Fe. therefore it is believed
their shops viii be located in the south part
oil town.
The real estate transfers last week are be-
low those of the past four or FIVE weeks.
Eailovvir.r arc tho daily frersfars-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18

The encampment which convsn0 # San
Francisco August Ord promises to lay in tie
shade any former effort that has been made
looking to the entertainment Of any organi-
zstion of old soldiers in this or any other
country.
California has promised to do herself
proud and We believe will literally redeem
her word pledged at Portland, shat the old
veta shall tread the streets of her metropolis
on a carpet of roses" The program in
cludes excursions TO all points Of interest at
exceedingly low rates. We learn that some
of the Wichita party, which leoves here
Monday evening the 2eth on special
sleeper, chartered for the outgoing trip,
after seeing the sights via the Santa
Fe, including Los Angles and vicinity, and
whatever is TO be seen in California; will
take steamer passage to Notwithstanding
again to San Francisco, will 60 up the Sac
ramento valley via Central Pacific to Ogden.
Here few s;alwsrt members of the party
will branch off TO Beaver canyon where
they will take stsge for the Yellow Stone
Park. Others will go on to Salt Lake and
personally investigate the Mormon question.
It may be possible that one or more
will straggle at this point 10 be taken up by
the rear guard. ThoEe who are not home
sick but desire to pro!ong their absence in
the pleasures "a syylan retreat, so 70 speak,
will change cars at Pueblo, ION the return
trip, mind you) and do Manitou and the
hundred and one places that find their niche
on the eastern slope of the rockies. Here is
richness the whole wav through, even to
the Sunday afternoon visit in Frisco to the
Chinese quarter, which Hank Heiserman
and Jesse Ask are secretly holding in con-
temptation, Michael Block, who knows,
says the time 70 visit California is in July
and August. The toothsome pear, the
peach that wss formerly of Kansas" the
plum that grew in the back yard at home,
when We old dodgers were boys, the fig and
the apricot, to ray nothing of oranges and
grapes All these, and more, in their juicy
ripcness, and for sll the pleasures this trip
promises, the bugaboo of no. ride through
an alkali deser. for few hours, should de-
ter no one from making trip that will be
q green spot in their memory for ever after.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
Rather a snug sum rom our county
LOOKING FOR HIMSELF.

Mr.. r. NJ. Trimble of Mount Sterling,
Kentucky arrived in the city a few days
si,,ce for the purpose of absorbing some Of
tie boom. lie seems very much pleased
with the city ard has already Invested con-
siderable in real estate.
He is connected with s-ge grocery firm
in his city and is making an examination of
the outlook for similar business hero.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
RETURNED

Nos. Of OR teachers haye returned from
their trip to Tor eks. and sre over-deligb;ei
with the success Of the meeting of the asso-
cission. Mr. J. ID. Caldwell, member Of
the board Of education. also spen. some dsys
with the teachers There were only four
men Of his position in attendance. Two
were IRON Omaha. and one from Illinois and
one from Wichita
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

The contract for building the Filth wsrd
school house has been awarded to Mr.. John
Striker.
Steps will Immediately be taken for erect
Ing new building in the Third ward. As
the city is row one of the FIST class, The
board viii issue bonds and carry or the
work without delay.