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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
BURNED BIZ BENZINE.
A P0E5z Erptosioa Biz-ksEs sod Bis
ts5 hsstker Glass City
igssgztsr.

Wits Dzrfse, Q. B.il&i-s, il sbo7
twelve ye<zz Old sd .ocE il The goblet
-Ga Yesterday L gathered scae driP-
pirgs tro7 ~ C. besins thst stood O.
The Eis track rsar la kone AID carried
II TO . retreat 70 experiment He poured
soze Of Il O. board and WATCHED i spsrs-
L vhsn he lighted il with match Var-
JOS ctksr Itsle features we're indulgsd in
In fsei tie Bog foand plAyinz With The IN
ssus5Is EuE rare good EPo-t- Bat the
sory ID po+ eonpIsts. Wilie's sport US
c.; .hort By az accident Tie fame on a
board connected Ei;h the oil esn, ard the
bar, O., hoE tsrsi he! His hands snd
legs we're severely banned and be Will D.
bed for many dAys.
Aro.hz boz nsnsd Hea:herington, r.
siding ueay Ehere tie accident occurred
Eas also burned on the hands and sIms bJ
powder. about the sane tine.
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DIED.

BACHMAN-On Wednesday, March 10, 1896, at
clock p. m, EMxA, wife Of Ben jamin Bach
man.
Funeral Will take place this Friday afternoon at
o'clock from her lsIe residence, No. 1916 Market
street. FIisnIs Of the family are respectfully In
vitsd to attend. Intern ent a. The Peninsula CEN.
etery.
aEO0RE-On Wednesday, March 10, 1886, al
Eenwood, ARCHIBALD, tOn OF Lewis and Mary
snoore, aged II months.
s-rVicsS will take place Friday at Up m, at the
Lutheran church. Inte-ment at Reiu enn's ceme-
terry, Wheeling Friends Of the family are In
vited TO stiesd.
CO0FER-At IL 80 o'eleok D. H., Oh Thursday.
March II, 1886, RRipsET, daughter Of William T.
and Annie Cooper, sged year and i've months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
RRESS AT liF0 O'Clock D. m, on ThuHsdzy,
March IL, 1885, at his residence, No 1Ol Feyeu-
tenth street, LARoIIoUs KREss, aged CO years.
Funeral notice hereafter
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LOST HIS MONEY.

An Old Soldier Minus Over Fifty
Dollars.
Yesterday Jacob Ssuder. an old soldier
received tire, months pension noney,
amounting to 81, ard last evening be
started out to invest some OF the cash in
gin About II o'clock be turned up 10 q
Market street saloon, and ordering drink
threw ont a twenty dollar bill. The bar
tender gave him change, and Souder, who
was pretty badly nuddled, began to feel
in his pockets for the remainder
of his money. Then i: wss he
made the interesting discovery that he
had been robbed or had lost his whole pile
save toe twenty dollar bill hereinbefore
men toned. TIE matter was at once re.
ported to the Police and Officers Dunlap
and Wstgon endeavered 10 obtain some
clue as 20 the WHEREABOUTS Of the each,
but Sender was to much intoxicated to
narrats Whsre he had been during the
evening, and their efforts we're futile
Sender is abou. 6j years Of age.
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GETTING Kyrs-

Tss Grszs s-zezd-OE7 Yrzzk Hszzig 6os
In 80 Drzuszsze Ifzzss
Tie f5si5zizz ten s2pesEs3 a ;hs IEE
i1-s q Bgrzss 5sB YoVz D-s1s:se
liza zzSer tss hssEizg q Wheeling e1
r@Ys-ssoeS
sNe..ioo-Tke trsgsSisz Hizn;cE sP-
ues.s9 - HzzIst kss Tesk, ard 3 Ecre
asszzzfng Peror-&cee eczA e. y fosrd
xrTshgrs. Es Z EoEe Eziss5ss u drive
ss-sss cz- G. take ere o; D4EZsgs tEAa TO
AZ Els hsz-s-s Ters f=E, and hey Ezi-
ts-sd ;he zos- EEtsEss szoaJ. & u ply
szek III are permitted 70 s?P-osea eTs2
TIE sag Eoc. & . tbsz--e
TIA z1ssToEJ d; sT!ssLiiJ rsts-s 70 Nr.
Frsrk HsEaiz. Eho recently cslgstsd large
ssdsgzces a. re 0pszz Eoass zith re-
6csd s.5 tsSez:s3 flpsEsosstioa q Han
Ia Etieh il soolf the uost di5ezk roe
% 5euieia tie may q Shakespeare &
trzys4iss. Tie fax Ct TIE Whole matter
Il "a; rsa named IeCoarsl- Sho Sss
rye Eits The Ala Moran 0pzr8 Con
pzrJ, to-s dczn large pay Ill Q. Gr.
EE-E1Z pSfIo6-slGz Nn4-4 mig ~ Al-
cEes O. TIE AcLzrs HoCse, 70 give
roo- 70 ore q h:s oTa yossers,
krosirz 5, tie tine that 2r. Hsnnig :
per.Ezs,ce lad III ys. es1e Of Tn:
Ia; rezezei lie ez-s Of q humber Of NJ.
EesLiZs frign5s and soas hzrsh words
epszed between iheu and Nc .canel. and
,ts zt:e- threatened to get even With Hen
mig 81 doing hin u" in 3 dramatic
papsE
Mr. Allie What, Eho il ths Wheeling
correspondent CT the Se~ To:k Dramatic
/ Tfnss, vroIs Up . critciEn Ct Mr. Hen
riz's pertoynsnee qaite eolPi1sntarJ tc
TIE scto., Bat vas sarp-issd Yesterday tc
ZEE tie sooye Article appear in its Ets4d,
ani !, Is p.sG1ned Tia, ihis Il Mcconnell I
node {; getting even With W. HenaIg
who kad rot done hin any irj1rJ Whatever
/ N. rather nee versa- w. BJrre, -hc
o=rs tie Dramatic Tinez, Is also proPrie
Tor Of The Ala Norman Opera Company
II is n: 70. q moment supposed that sucl
al article zoQli do NJ. Hsnnig the less
harm, bui this explsnsti;r il due him an
his mspy friends il the city vso lake 81
in:ereE: IN his s1ccess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
The VOLCANO OIL FI.Id.

In the course Of long article upon the
development and present productiveness Of
the Wood county oil field, the State Jour
nal says:-
There is no cheaper field to operate
than the Volcano one. There ia no salt
water. The drilling ia soft, and work and
material cheap. The average price for
drilling is from 75c to 9Oc per foot inside
the break, and 81 81 outside. Rigs cost
but $500, while tubing, Gazing, &c, are as
cheap as the cheapest BY a contriv-
ance invented BY Major Stiles, one en-.
CINE, by the aid OF an endless wire,
rope, can pump dozen vells. This in it
self is q great item when it is considered
that in Pennsylvania each pumping well
requires an engine of its own. Coal is
mined in the very hills on which they
drill, and in deep wells, such as the Bar.
bour, gas is found in quantities to induce a
flow; and Of course would supply enough
fuel TO pump with. Lumber is cheap and
plentiful and labor abundant. Enterprise
and capital alone are required"
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PEOPLE VIZ ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle of tho Movements
OF IndiyId uals.
Charles Z Goetze il Ill.

Our Daily Chronicle of tho Movements
of individuals.
Charles Z. Goethe ia i'll.
OFcsr Jankins was sligh,lyill Last even
iDg.
Jacob s,eiufsld lsf, yesterday foE the
Eat.
Alex. Sweeney, Of s,eubenyiIie, is &: the
S,amm.
Clarence Laird left for New Lisbon, o.,
yesterday.
z. N. Moore, Of Charleston. came up
yesterday.
george II. Clemens, of Pittsburg. is at
the Mcclure.
Fred Banner is back from an Eastern
business trip.
EFF Phillips, Of Warrington, Was in
town yesterday.
William Forbs Of Wellsburg, was at the
lowell yesterday.
Senator n. z. Scott returned yesterday
from New York.
q. N. Cameron, Of Washington, Pa Is
at the Howell House
Collector John II. McGrsE arrived in
the city Ian evening.
J. Davis and g. b. Davis, Of Washing
ton, Pa, are at the StAmm.
President George Woods, Of the Board
o. Commissioners, is better.
d. W. Reynolds, Sheriff Of Peasants
county, WAS in the city yesterday.
d. J. HAndland and wife, Of Parkers
burg, were 81 ths ST. James yesterday.
W. L. Daigsn, Of Jefferson county,
W. Va was at the Stsun yesterday.
Thomas Wright left yesterday for Wash.
iDgton City and New England points.
I'm. Hills, of the Kenyon grammar
schools, Gambler, o., is At the Stamm.
Charles w. Barrick, Of New Martins.
vile, was II tbs Howell House yesterday
Mr. Benz. Davenport, Of Chicago, for.
merly OF this city, arrived in the city last
evening.
Newell Kennan, Esq, Of S. Clairsville,
o., Bylmont's Prosecuting Attorney, was
in the city yesterday.
Capt Charlie II. Booth, Of Darlington,
took his family up to Pittsburg on Wsdnes.
day, where hereafter, he viii remain per
msuently.
Mr.. l.. r. Gray, Of Marshall county, will
on the first Of April move to Woodlands,
on the Chic River road. His son, q. Z.
Gray has bought halt interest in the
store and the firm na1e will be Cats i
Gray instead Of Hornbzook L Gatts, as
heretofore Mr.. l. I. Gray will take pos
session Of the mill ana farm heretofore
conducted by Mr.. T. P. Hornbrook,
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Not symptoms, but the disease.

1t Soald seen to be truth aPpreciable by all,
and especially By professors Of the healing art that
10 remove disease, not 70 alleviate its symptoms,
should be the ehieI aim Of medication. Yet in
how many Instances do We see this Truth admitted
in theory, igDOied in Practice. The rason that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is successful In 90
man! caves, win which remedies p'e'iOu,ly tried
were inadequate TO tc3e, Is attributable to the fact
that II IS q medicine which reaches and removes
the causes Of the various mslsdiss to which It L.
adapted. Indigestion, fever and sgne, liver Coz
plaipt, gIut, rheumatism, disorder Of the bowels
ggiBs-y affections, and other msladies are not PAL
Hated merViy, buJ rOotl1a Get By T. u soss to tha
iouatain hea1. 1t IL really, net nom!nahy, Tadi-
cal remedy, aud II endovs the system With al
disease.
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THE REAN BAKE.
An Enjoyable Evening at the Hall of HoI-
Hdav Post

An Enjoyable Evening at the Hall OF Hol-
Iiday Post.
The members Of J. W. Holiday Post
No. II, G. A. R., with their wives and lady
friends, ASSEMBLED in their hall in Beck
block last evening TO regale themselves with
coffee, bareback and beans, and listen to
the varied and entertaining programme
prepared fer the occasion. The tables
were set iG the north hall Of the building,
while the south room was devoted to a
feast Of coed things in the way Of speeches,
songs, DC. The evening was passed 10 a
most enjoyable manner. Following is
the
PROGRAMME.
Introduction. by Post Commander W. J Robb
Song marching Through Georgia" ...............
Recitation" District schOol" .......Myrtle Clark
Sorg-" Battle Cry Of Freedom" ....... Old Comrades
Address Recol!ectioHs Of the Mexican War,
Capt. J. CarliD
Organ SOl0 Mifs Laura super
Recitation" Uncle J, e's Cotton" Chas. Chams ers
sOOg-"Love's Dreaming and Waking"
Recitstipu-"Gia Sergeant" -. .... ". q. EtzIer
Song-"STeet BE and Bye" Old Cor r4des
Brbara +. istahie" So. Prof Crago
decentralization Frietchle' icoric),
-, J. NJ. Fi,h'rd,
War Rsminisct W. s. Neck
song .............--.Old C1mrades
Recitation F. H. Crsgo
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The BaFkIey Matter.

The following circular has Just been sent
out from Pitsburg BY II. D. Mcknight,
President of the American Base Ball AS
ISOLATION:
Il have been called upon, on Monday,
by S. ". Barley and his attorney. They
deny that Barkley's conduct was deserving
Of punishment under our rules, and notify
me that if he is not reinststed By Saturday,
March 18th, they will institute legal pro
ceedings Shall | call a meeting Of the
Association or OF the board? Each club
will please telegraph their Wish ct once,
aud will be g1idsd By the majority.
Consider carefully"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
Another send or for the Boys.

The Wheeling core=pondsn; OF the New
York Clipper speaks in the following COM
pInertsry erua, Of the recent minstrel
Performance: The entertainment Of the
Chestnut ninstrels fo- the benefit Of the
Y. [. B. Society. was the most successful
ever given here b. LEGAL talent J. D. FL.
son presided over the first part Ike sn old
time interlocutor, While Harry NcLure
kep. the tsnborrire jinghpg and TIP
UEeeHe manipulated the bones 10 pertec-
ton. q. Menkemiller pleased all With
his banjo solo, while tie audience could
not get enough Of Bliss and O'Keefe in
their song and dsnce
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4 Card.

The undersigned call the attention Of
the public 10 the fac: that they have open
ed al entirely rev aud fashionable stock
Of Hats, Caps aud Gentlenens Furnish
ing Goods. The assortment includes
everything that is nice and robby in those
lines, and will be sold 81 most reasonable
fgures. Patronage solicited No trouble
to show goods. Don; forget the place
No. 1904 Market street, Under the AcLure
House. NOBLE BRos.
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The Esx school House.

By vir;1s Of authority granted s. the
kst meeting Of the Bard Of Education. a
purchase vas yesterday made Of "hat ia
k1o1u a. tie "5nrivsr Garden, lying On
McCulloch s.ree: r0r;h Of the eas! end Of
Fourteenth street, 70, the site Of The pro
posed pew schooi bouse for the accom- no
dadon Of papiIs f:on tina: portion Of the
city living around the bill" The price
Ras 8 600.
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SHE WAS IN LOVE.
4 New Cumberland Girl and Her First

4 New Cumberland Girl and Her First
Beau.
The Hancock Comfy Independent re
lases that, fez evenings ago, s. some
gentlemen we're pacing along the side
valk in tia. classic Village, one Of then
s7d3enly stopped aud pointed to the white
cay,aiDs os window. upon ~bica ware ont,
l.ne5 the p-cfls5 Of youDg lady and 8
genr!eGan caller We Leave tie editor 10
reia'e What followed
When ffs, seen the 'obserTed Of sll OBJ
lervers were sealed side By side. They
we're eTi1en,lyyo1 inpusive, and badly
mashed. AZ first be would d.l5dently
throw h;s arms around her chair ard gaze
into bsr'souif5l eYes, with q wish l-msy die
If | COO glove. ycu expression on his face.
This Ga.tsrJ she would reciprocste By pat
ting hi5 cheek EnboIdered bJ her sfec-
tiona'e warmth, be ten yen:ured little
iurkec a-d placed biz arm around her
SHAGGY waist By this time several others
had collected on the Sidewalk, and the per-
formance became decidedly more interest
ing. The TAO CD irs had been drawn side
oy side, AID the lovers we're closely looking
into each o,bef's eyes when the climax
came and the girl reached over 10 the
young man and kissed him
Act three COMMENCED On time asiden.
l. rsssr7e Was beirg swept away in the
aood.,ds Of loge and the girl arose from
her sea., fang mar arms around the neck
Of her lover, and kissed him until his back
hair smoked.
Act four began. She swooped down
upon him ike milestone and scooped
him in. She eat in his lap aud kissed
him with a kissness which Lydia Thomp-
con would have given ten years OF her life
to initiate upon the stsge. /, vas an
earthquake OF love- simoon Of affection
Dat this was more than The boys could
stand and they commenced cheering
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
An End to Home scraplng.

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received 20 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, | feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me ] woald have 10 have
the bone scraped Or leg smputsted. ! used
instead three bottlers Of Electric Bilters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Sslve,
and my leg is uow sound and well, "
Electric Bit,ers are cold at 80 cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnies Sslve at Csc
per box By Logan 4 Co.
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Transfernof Real Estats.


The following transfers Of real estate
was lrf! for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made March 3, 1856, BY Albert
Schan aud Amelia, his wife, 10 Edward G
Miller, for a one half interest in lot No
20S, situate on the southeast corner Of Six.
tesnth and McCulloch streets. Considera
ton, 1915.
Deed made June IL, 1884, By John
Smith and wife, of Hancock county, to 6
Wilson Smith. for his interest in a piece
Of land near Elm Grove. Consideration,
$3.50.
Deed made March IL, 1886, between
Hsmpden L Shrver and Azelis, his wife
to the Board of Education OF Wheeling, for
a piece Of land in what is known as
Shrivers Garden, at the head Of Four
teenth street. Consideration, $4,000.
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L. S. GooD6Uo sell dry goods the chespest
Advice 20 Mothers.

Ma. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dcen teethirs, is the prescription Of one G!
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years Sith rever falling success by mil.
lions Of mothers for their children. Du,.
ing the process of teething its value is IL
calculable. Il reGe7es the child from pain,
c1res dysentsry and disrrhes, gripping il
the bowels, and wind colo. By giNrc
health 70 the child it rosts the mother.
Price 2H9 0 bottle.
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He Attempted to Jump on.

A German, who il q1its prominent
character about the town, and lives up IL
the vicinity Of the seminary, made an at
temp. 10 shufis Of this mortal coil Last
e7eaing. He is a little figh,y, and at
times tskes really bad spells. lie was eVi-
IDENTIFY seized with one OF these last even
ing about 80 and made an attempt =
lump over the Market street bridge. Sew.
eral gentlemen who happened 20 o5'srVe
his action, seized hin and took bin or
over the bridge, where they met biz vile
and daughter, who escorted hin hone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver Oil, With Hypophosphitss,
il q moe. valuable remedy for consumP-
ton, Scroiuls, Wasting Diseases CT child
req, colds and chrouic coughs, snd in al
conditions WHARF, there IS loss Of fssbr q
lack CT nerve power and general debility
Of the system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
End Of the OratorIa soeIsty.

The probabilities are tina. Tuesday eve
niug's meeting Of the Oratoria Society
vas the las, one that will be held, ard the
Society will discontinue 10 exist. This
step, it is supposed, vas taken because
many Of the members we're 90 irregular in
their attendance that SigDor d AURA, the
director, became discouraged. II is ain
cerely TO be regretted. as the practice and
instructions received by the Society were
great benef. to toe voices Of the members,
many Of which have been vastly improved
since Signor AURA formed the society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
Importaut suit.

The damage sui; which kzs been goarg
On ell week .: Moundsvile. between Fior
anna Flo7olt and james Rice and wife is
nearing Al erd, srggmeLts Of counsel BE
ing concluded yesterday and the case given
70 he jary. J. D Eaing, Gilckr!s, ard
White are tor plAi3;iE, and Parkinson,
Ssc1grass and DoTener for defendant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
Good Result, in Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn. writes that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to try
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, did so ard was entirely cured by use
Of few bottles. Since which time be has
used i. in his family for all Coughs and
Colds With best results. This is the expe-
risnce Of thousands whose lives hare been
saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan h Co. 6 drug
store.
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Rnraln Troufyle.

Yes:e;day John DslWor;h ard EdEa'd
Ball, boys sboai Eftsen yeaTs Of age, we're
srrsigptd before justice Phillips On tie
charge Of seaIipg three gold riDgs from ;
z. Hsuili1n- TIE case was confined M
81 this morning q: 10 oclock The Ball
oo7 furnished bal, Dat the che: vent 70
all
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How TO be Beautiful.

Ladies, you can be sure of tbis: that
you cannot have rosy cheeks and clear
complexion unless you are in good beallh.
Disease always spo!ls beauty. Psrkers
Tonic purifes the blood, invigorstes the
organs, drives all bad humors ont Of the
system, and makes the pIsinest face at,
trsctive. Tell your husbands
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looks so Cntidy.

Nothing looks mere untidy than the
preserce Of scurf and dandruff in the hair
and on the clothing One bottle Of Par.
ker's Hair Balssm will heal the scalp and
free it from tile nuisance. Stops falling OF
the hair, promotes new growth and makes
it soft, GLOSSY and silky. Best of dressing.
Deliciously perfuued
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
"B. = o."

Until further notice special train, con.
sisling Of baggage car, coaches and
sleeper. will leave Wheeling for Chicago
via b 4 o., on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
ThursdAys only OF each week ct :S5 D. m. i,
city time, and will Grriys at Chicago az
S:55 the next morning, making oonneo
ton for ell points West. No change of
cars Of any class between Wheeling and
Chicago on this train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
bruiSe1, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores, letter, Q eyed Hands, Chilblsius
Corns, and sllSkin ksuptioGs, end posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guarante d to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale BY Logan Z Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
BEYOND RECOGNITION.

An Unknown Man Killed on the Pan
Handle Road.
Early yesterday morning track walker
on the Pen. handle road found the body Of
an unknown man lying on the track near
bridge No Y, about half mile from Col
Her's Station. The remains wero 30 horri
bly, msDglsd as to be unacceptable. bat
il u thought 70 be that Of a brakeman who
fell from passing tram during the night
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MORE

.,sr..,,c --.., S,.g.s-t. 7z,<, - p. 'f.r.
. ID 1900. ..-. .et.''z. DTTss .SihEsEa-s
800. ...sytt -.v ses rsrfEa ur-3 ] A. "a T.
$500. F.s.sa. 1zvra 'r.l4 - a. -
80. sa-rHvsa. "a -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12

News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The steamer George Srecker, owned by
Capt. S. s. Stone, Of Marietta, burned az
the wharf at Beverly, @, Tuesday night.
The boat was valued at s., 1000, on which
there was an insurance Of $1,000. The
origin OF the FIRE is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12

Execution tickets to New Orleans, Jack
souville and ell southern resorts are nov
on sale at the Panhandle Office. For
tickets or full information call On CO cd
dress J. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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lob I,ot Prices.

Twsnty four pairs Ladies genuine Rock
Proof Kid baton shoes st 81 90 per pair,
also few pairs left Of those ladies' extra
high kid, button shoes, at 81. 95 per pair,
at j. w. Amick's, ll43 Main street.
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RfzIot Of IunbsF.

Holiday L CO. s.s P;hrg OLE hundred
cas- Of !1n5er q, their ysrda, come: SIX
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SPRIEG and Summer stock rust
received An elegant and COM
PIete line Of HHiiings, PantaIOOn-
Ings and OVercoAIInEs, which We
will make up in the best style
and ~ low prices.
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