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IGOR SALE PRIVATELY.

a very handsome r0lutry nowe. r.tri i'
james, River Vol cy q. !iOsGrl-tiie, A..'
Co.. Va. IL Ofers.! tor sac a. ..0n'
very lib0ral. De-. puOl. lot -'a.i.'
acres. nsgr the centre o, which -
FIRSr-CLASS BNICN NhSln2Nl n'-
seven rooms and CccIeylus goo cn.it
commands Hne 'ioW 0i moa..1Il a-I
scenery; TWO FhAME OiftNE' on1 ..
anu the other la rfGr yar4, coliain
rooms, the cct-builling- c17pf --"
awen-keeplng IC--hOl r.. alt nl '.A'
tile: ORCHARD 0f forty apple, 1-
peach-trecs, L, good Most az 10 .a.i
glass IL good a8.er, hssiiAy .H'.
proximity 10 hichuold aud Anrg9aal
ard telegraph oGiee render q. "a s'tf
home 10 paftie. engaged in business il
mopd o. lynchburc. Fortorms or other -
lars address " y o''
rost-Onice BOX gl5. LyncA'.ft
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SUMMER REsckrS.
MONTGOMERY WHITE ST
vi PHUR SPRINGS.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
GEORGE W. FAGG & CO, PRoPRIzloEs
Up LONGLgY, Cashier, late OF ST. james hotel
New orleans;
J. WATKINS Les, Manager, late OF ~ James no
tel, Jacksonville. Fla. .. ..
THIS popular resort will be opon JUNEl. 1871
A narrov-gaugc railroad one aud three .uariei
miles connects the Springs with tho Nortek en1
Western railroad at Big Tunnel connection
made with ali trains. Send for circulars.
nv g-em
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~ one of the forthcoming June we'd
dings a novelty viii be the introduction
of married men as best man and ushers.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY.

sETERAL tenGltil and res.iy der rt7.e Sic
BUhbAN i0Io o. Broad. M4.l, to. p, @--
WESrtNDfk>
LOIS on broad. Marshall Clay. 1--EAe-.
ENDEk~.
OWELLINCS-yarious Style. i,--t. 1r'. ri.i ''
&c.
FARMS near he c.iy-LtR5E ANr SNt'..
Have cu.fomors 20 Guy all o. r.a. .."-
lNGs VI sandy grades
APPERsCN e D'.
Real Esta,e Agents and Az ...a.t
NV % cof1t
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my 27-Su. Tu&Thim
TTUGURNor SPRINGS.
NHECRLEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE

THE celebrated ROChBRIDCE
! ALUM SPRINGS, with its three superb
hotels aud cottage accommodations ara une1-
ceplonatle In its appointments, are now open.
Capacity LOO Rates per month q tNent'-
eight days from go to 500, according 70 size and
location Of rooms. special rates Tor tho season.
Mr. John Carroll. q Baltimore. celobrated IN his
line ia IN charge OF the eusiae. with gu enlcient
corps % employees.
Elevation 1000 feet and surrounded by noun
tains 5000 feet high. Tue great variety OF dis
eases reached aHd cured by these waters after
al other remedies have failed are 30 numerou.
that they have the endorsement OF the Medical
society OF virginia. as well as the highest medl-
cal authority ia the United Siates
Pamphlefs 20 be had az Purcel, Ladc & Co.'S
and tho Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad city ticket
offices, or uy addressing -
GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
General Manager
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAL Z.
20 FEET Main and short streets,
40 fEEr aess fic9d street.
sia fEhl Sest hcu0ser street..
4D FEET ss-i Lcigh street,
IB FEET ~est Grove road:
l6S FEET rhlrly-arst street,
10 FREE vest Ashland srees
go fEEr Wrsi F8rk avenue,
sac FEET west Main slceeL ...,
MANNING L. STAPLES -
nh 2s-W6Su2m
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4. tho greatest Brain and Serfe kene.y "a,
Earth. u positively cures Paralysis ,.r...
ness. Nervous Exhaustion. AMI .I f- ..
arising from 100 much Mental strain. i....-.
ton. Excesscs, sc. Zach D0ti.s t. v0r.b o..
coats oaly a.. Ysll1uio BOOK os H... al
Nerves sent froe.
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s. 0. f. CO., NEW YORK.

Every bottle Of scorcu oars EssT>cs MANIA.
turcd hy tho company wilnYs laf. ODD r....
board wrapper a $4,000 forfeit ruaaa.-. .s.l,
does no, contain particle oi oplu. u... ....
,hl0ra., or auy ether narcot-
any -.F. .t.t.
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HENRY WILLARD

is making steady progress towards his
financial rehabilitation. He Is now
spoken Of as the next president OF the
Oregon Transcontiuental Conn any, one
Of the big corporations Of the Northwest,
and he may yet become as great power
rs formerly in the Northern Pacific. It
does not seem to be generally known,
but one of the real causes OF his downfall
was his undue confidence in " Baron D."
Woerishotier, t. whom he revealed all
his plans, al his hopes and fears, and
the weak points in the Northern Pacific
railroad giant. the Goliah that was to
I've struck down by a little financial
David with an IscGriot strain In his
calculating nature. When, In other
words, Woerishohcr saw that the North
EN- Pacific was top-hesvy, with noun
famous lead Of monetary difficulties, he
opened fire upon il 10 fierce bear cam
palgn. selling thousands OF shares
"short" with a daring that was only
matched by his trtachery, AMI finally
the price came down with Il crash, and
Henry Willard. the newspaper CORE
spondent. who had climbed high in the
financial world. Was practically ruined
man. He selects his friends with more
discretion now. They ara mostly Berlin
BANKERS. who have formed what is prac-
tically trust for the buying of railroad
securities. His experience demonstrates
the folly of trusting Wall street specu-
lator. One OF
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Vt ~ GEORGE PEYTON.

NtTltIHI IIIuHsVIs
Formerly managing partner OF the W mite SUI
phur Spring, for sixteen years. my 25-lm
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sVf0ones ny, my good lOfd.
Leari soyoung, and 80 untendorf
Soroens: 30 young, my lord. and true
dover.
The dialogue quoted should acquit
Cordelia oil any GOODNESS to her father,
ana II was clearly Shakspeare's purpose
20 80 construct the dialogue, but addi-
tonai light is thrown upon this whole
matter by speech made by Cordelia
wnen uoneria aud Regain are ia extraya.
CANT terms protesting their love Tor En-,
issher, when Cordelis says:
si,s se.n Cordelia speaka Love. and b.
ana she has q second speech later On n
Tins dialogue which confirms this which
is: '' WHICH
Then poor cordeiiaI
nnu w nol 20. since am sure my loves
More poadereus than my tongue
Cordelia thoroughly understood a..
hypocrisy Of her sisters, and knew ny a
she could not equal them in violent -
sincerity OF declaration, for she saws il
the same act, when parting from her
sistcrs:
~ know you what 20. ara.
Apd. IKE sister, am most loath tocsu
Your faults a. they are nam'dn
And hence her inquiry OF herself. what
shall she speak and shall she love ARD
be silent? Shakespeare by this and the
other aside quoted above, which he
sises Cordelia, clearly indicates her love
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THE OLD-IIME FlHN kES
of Wall street, who still fingers super
huous on the stage. is now man some
what advanced in years, and known as
California Parker. His experience was
somewhat similar TO that Of Mr.. Wizard
In 1863 he was bulling Eric and carry.
ing heavy load OF the stock. He was
Obliged to buy so much to keep the
price up that he finally found himself in
financial difficulties. He went TO Daniel
Drew, then one of the giants of Wall
street, and showed his hand; he was
carrying so much stock the price could
easily be advanced, but he must have a
loan of 100000.
why, that looks first rate" said
Uncle Daniel, as he was called, and his
face wore the benignant expression OF a
good old deacon welcoming a new con-
vert to the church. That looks first
rate seems as though that ere scheme
was a good one. / calculate | can get
you the money, my son. Come around
tomorrow. and Uncle Daniel, who
when he was worth millions still looked
like an old farmer in store-clothes, "
dismissed the young Spectator as with
a benediction. Elated by the prospect
of securing the necessary reinforce
ments for prosecution OF the fight, the
yonng operator hurried around to the
Stock Exchange and bought $4,000 or
1000 shares more OF Erie. The sun
was shining aud the skies were blue in
the financial armament the atmosphere
was rose tinted.
Promptly at 10 o'clock the next morn
ing he waited upon Uncle Daniel and
said DWELL, Mr.. Drew, I've come
around to get that loan OF 81, 600, 600"
ooh" said the fnancier, after pause
as if TO recall the circumstances "limes
is hard. young man; money find is
mighty skeerce. can't get that 81. 000,-
900 for you, my son"
The fatherly look had changed for
something that suggested the venerable
character in "Paradise Lost"
The young man realized in m instant
his position. he had showed bis hand.
The gosling in trouble had gone to the
fox. The young man tarned from tho
financial precipice on which be stood,
and in his fierce indignation said:
Why. you old scoundrel, I've good
mind TO kick you as would dog. You
id old rascal, | ought TO shoot you
in your tracks, and there was more OF a
somewhat sulphurous odor that cannot
be repeated, and which made tho clerks
stare with amazement and horror.
UNCLE DANIEL LISTENED
TO 1t with the old benign expression a.
Of q presiding elder listening 10 the do
lsctable discourse Of . younger brother.
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Hen; advertisements.

+ p. Scorr, Secretary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
IN A SMALL WAY.

Tie News % tie Day Potntediy Pare
xraphsd Tor Has=y Readsrs.
THERE will be 9 god display Of bunt
ing to-day.
THE carpenters strike at the st. james
Hotel has been adjusted.
Two deeds of trust were recorded al
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
TIE people q. the MeLurs must have
enjoyed trying to sleep, las. night
THERE was but one case in PIlies Court
yestsrday-Clem billiard. He was allowed
10 take = walk.
The Bellaire people celebrated the set
Element Of the Northwest Territory, lsst
night, by parade Of the drum eorps and
. general racket
HESRY SrAHL, the Eighth ward butcher,
cut himself in the left leg, yesterday morn
ing, while cutting up beef. Frank
Whitman also cut himself in the leg.
Cox & MORRISON have q contract to
build two immense iron tanks, 40 feet IN
diameter and 80 feet high, to be used a
water reservoirs by the town Of Clarkburg.
ALITTLE son of Mr.. Dom Merriman,
fell in front of Dr.. II IRIS Office, on
Twelfth street, last evening. and striking
his arm en- one Of the sharp iron pickets,
was quite badly injured.
MRS. A. W. KELLEY gave formal sup
per at Stanm's, out the pike, last evening,
to a party of friends, and il wss followed
by bowling party at the park. The af.
fair was very enjoyable one.
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Protest Against q Bad Practice.


SIR:-Why should seli-respectiug citi-
zens he compelled to 90 10 saloon hall to
attend a primary meeting? Has it come 10
be well understood that our public Affairs
are to be managed entirely in the interests
OF saloons? This is growing evil and the
sooner il is arrested the better. Any man
who would secure his election to the Legis-
ls,ure, or to the Sheriffalty, or As County
Commissioner, or to any other office, by
catering to the saloon, is prima facie not
only unfit for the Office, but
q disgrace to his party, and deserves the
hearty contempt of every right minded cit
izsn. Fellow citizens, don't vote for any
such man or your interests will he betray-
ed. Let rs elect OR best citizsns to Office
and be done with these scheming. selfseek-
ing skallawsgs. This is the class Of men
who know how to pick primaries and are
constantly running the public upon the
breakers. mean the class Of office seek
ers and office holders who have to be
watched - watched all the time - and
would never be thought of for Office were
it not that they combine together TO pack
the primaries and invoke the il auence Of
the saloon and other influences Of still
more degraded character to help them
through.
Possibly you may not think it good pol
icy to publish this Many ofyour readers
would not, and they are not all "Prohibi-
tionists" either. Not desiripg to shuu re-
sponsibility when know that am right,
am Yours truly,
JAS. III. MCNECHEy.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements Of Cisi.sns AID the Coming
and Going Of s:-snrsrs-
Miss Martha McCurdy, ofthe South Side,
il visiting friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. P. z Noble and daughter, Maud,
are visiting fiends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Will Davis and wife, Of Columbus,
O., are in the city visiting relatives
Mis- Nettie Goehmann, of South Eoh
street, is visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. John Aul, formerly OF this city but
now of Nashville, Tenn, Is in the city
spending the 4th.
Miss Mary Grady, of Loudenyille, W.
Va, Is tie guest Of the Misses Murphy, on
South Eoff street.
Miss Julia Newell. of Rochester, n. Y,
is the guest of Mios Virginia Gibson, on
North Main street
Mr.. Edwards, of Charleston, arrived in
the city from Pit,sburg yesterday, and
will 90 on home to-day.
J. J. Ingalls, and daughter Miss Leila, Of
GAINESVILLE, are the guests OF Mrs. Sarah
Mendel, on Twelfth street.
Mr.. Henry Aul, who hss been visiting
relatives in Braddock, Pa, for the past
month, returned home yesterday.
Miss Laura and aud Willie Jennings, Of
Grafton, W. Va, are the guests OF Miss
Mollie Murphy, Of South Main street
Messrs. Frank and Andrew Howard,
two popular South Side glSssworkers, ar
rived home from Fostoria on Monday
evening 20 remsin during the six week;
stop.
Mr.. james Commerford, the well known
B. Il o. mschinist, who has been very IL
for some time past, will so 10 the noun
tsins, near Frrs:burg, Nd, this morning,
in hopes Of recovering his health.
Miss Ella Crawford, an accomplished
Young lady of Cameron, who has been stop.
ping In the city tor the past three days, re-
turned home yesterday. Daring her stay
she was the guest OF friends in the East
End.
Quite q number of Democrats left for
Baltimore yesterday TO take part in the
Convention of Delegates from the Demo
cratic Clubs OF the country. Among those
going were Sheriff ". c. Handlsn. Assist,
ant Postmaster Allen Brock and DR.. J. A.
Campbell.
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And In fact ihrouEhout every depart
ment. Many goods marked down %
one.half price.
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GOING UPWARD.
TIE ASSESSORS RETURNS SHOWS AN IN
CREASE OF $4,000.
fhs fual City Valuation FIR Purposes Of fs1'
ahcn, Over Seventeen NilhOns-Sns
Fses and Figures.

The city Assessors have completed their
assessment of the real estate and personal
property of thecity, and made return of the
books to the Office of City Clerk Bowers
Az usual, the books are full of queer
things, especially as to personal property.
Under the heads of Stock of Corporate
Companies'' there is only $50 in the
whole city, that being in the Sixth ward
Under the head Of Machinery and Tools, +"
there are only four returns, sggregatiDg
81, 575, Of which $1,000 is in The Fourth
ward. and $575 in all the rest Of the city.
The First, Fourth, Seventh and Eighth
wards show no money or securities, held
BY Receivers, Sc, or deposits under order
ofCourt, s" while the Fifth returns but $500
and the Sixth but $500. II then jumps to
sl24, 4O7 in the Second and STA, SS3 in the
Third. There is only ss25 returned as value
ofmules, none Of which animals seem to be
owned south of the creek. OF money on
hand" the First ward confesses TO s., OoO;
the Second to SIS, $50; the Third to SIS
5S5; the Fourth to 81, 500; the Fifth to
500; the Sixth to 500; the Seventh to
s., 500, while the impoverished Eighth is 3
blank. Ofiibrsries, there seems to be but
SO worth south Of the creek. The East
Wheeling people seem to be badly of in the
matter Of time-p;eoss, the rich and aftiaent
Third ward valuipg its clocks at S7so and
the Fourth ut $500. while the less preten-
tious Sixth ward has S2,945 under this
head. The Fourth ward watches sre only
valued at s., O5o, while in the Third the
total runs away up to S11 ,06o. The Third
ward leads in merchants stock" the
total being 81, Ol9, sO6, while the Seventh
ward is at the other extreme, with Sc, $50.
The total value of masical instrumental In
the city is S91, $50. the Third ward leading
with So. 395.
The total value Of all the personal prop
erty in the several wards is rs follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
The Opening OF the Campaign.

To open tho campaign with any hopes OF
speedy success, attack the enemy. malaria, be
fore IL has chance TO intreneh- An obstinate
foe twill prove II you don't 20 right az il II
ron arc prudent too. you win have fortified,
upon the first intimstio1 Of It's presence in your
ne;ghbcrhocd HoSette-'s stomach Bitters il
the medicinal ammunition that you require.
Every forn Of malCisl fever yields to this tns
preventive and remedy. For constipation, liver
complaint dyspepsia nervousness and kidney
trouble IL IL ne less effective. Residents Of ma
larial localities, and persons soicu-ntng In OF
bound for the great West should select this redi-
cine a. q means o. defence against the frequent
yisitStioas Of rniasmA Those in delicate health,
The ared and the eufeebied. should in ever, in
stance resort to this signal iuvisorxnk Cse IL
for weak nerves
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Worth Knowing.

Mr.w. n. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe Cold, attend
ed with distressing Csta1h and running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-called popular cough rem
edies and steadily grew wore. Was re-
ducsd in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep. Finally tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton and found immediate relief, and aftel
using about a half Q dozen bottles found
himself well and has had no return Of the
disease. No other remedy can show 90
grand a record of cures as d.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaranteed
to do lust what is claimed for it. Trial
bottle free at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
AIArtiL's Ferry Council.

A. last nights session of the Martin,
Ferry Council the City Solicitor was in
structsd 10 settle the water works cases
Mayor Mitchell, Washington Mitchell,
Mr.. Nash and the Solicitor were appointed
q committee to confer with like commit
tee from Bridgeport regarding the exten'
son of the wster service to the last named
town. The Solicitor was ordered to draw
up an ordinance eoEdemnipg q stree
through Bridenstein's The Council sd
journed without confirming the police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04

Mr.. G. F. None, of $50 Harrison ave
Boston, Mass, is a lucky man. He held
oue-tepth of ticket No. 10. s62. which drew
the second capital prize of $50, 600 in the
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
held On the 10th inst To q reporter Mr..
Morse said: 1T is true that drew S..
600 in the recent drawing Of the Louis.
lana lottery. l held one-tenth Of ticket
Is, S62. This is the sccond time have
been lucky" continued Mr. Morse. 81
also dtew 5000 LAST December. In that
drawing held one-twentieth OF the 800,
900 prizA, ticket No. $3.50" - Boston
Mas Record, April ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Interesting Proceedings of the Assembled
Democracy of Tucker.
Special Correspondence oftAe Reolaer.
ST. GEoEGE, W. Va, July 2.-The
Democrats of Tacker county held one Of
the largest and most enthusiastic conven-
tioas ever before held in The county, on
Saturday, June 80, 1883. The following
delegates were appointed, viz: To State
Conventional. B. Parsons, W. r Wilson,
S. B. wamsley, q. J. Dormie, r. W.
Easthmann, W. B. Maxwell, s. Black
manu-, ". NJ. Clayton, J. B. Scott and ].
NJ. Shafer.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Jno. Burns, T. E. Parsons, F. S. Land.
street, NJ. Myers, J. P. Scott, Cyrus G.
wamsley, l.. s. Anvil, H. A. Meyer, Ward
Parsons and Thomas Long. Alternates-
Jerry Harper, W. s Dennison, II. ]. Wag
oner, J, II. Long, Lloyd Hansford, W. B
Maxwell, JDo. johns, A. B. Parsons, d.
s. Minear and II. 2. Collett.
SENATORIAL.
]. P. Scott, W. NJ. Clayton, s. r. Black.
man, J. ". Jshnson, MA. W. Loughey,
Ehhu Phillips, J. L White, G. W. Long
L. Hansford and ". E. Long.
There were ten delegates appointed to
the Judicial Convention and thirty dele
gates appointed to the Delegate District
Convention.
The following resolutions were adopted
viz:
Resocred, That the Democrats of Tucker
county in mass convention assembled, en-.
dorse and heartily approve Of the nomins
ton Of Grover Cleveland aud Hon. Aller
G. Thurman, and are 10 hearty accord
with the platform adopted at the St. Louil
convention, and that the Democrats Of
Tucker county will nee every honorable
effort for the success of the Nstions
Democratic party, State, county and local
Resolred, That ii is the sense Of th,
Democrats Of Tucker county in mas con
vention assembled, that according to th,
number of votes cast in this delegate dis
trict that Tucker county is entitled to th,
DELEGATE for this coming tenn.
RESOLVED, That the delegation represent
ing this county in the Congressional Con
vention to he held at Piedmont on the a5,l
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DEEP Rock, Soda. and Milk Shake at
Kur,z's Pharmacy, 1879 Market Street.

The Cathedral excursion on the Ohio
River Railroad to Cresap's New Grove
should be patronizsd by all who desire An
enjoyable time Trains going down at
1856, $50 q. m, 1915, 1:3O and 4:3o p. m,
stop at Twenty fourth, Thirty-eighth and
Forty-fift streets. Round trip, Adults,
go cents; Children, % certs. Good string
music and refreshments on the ground.
The best Of order will be preserved. Every
family should take basket and so along.
There will be shelter in case of rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
FOURTH AT THE PARK.

The entire opera House Orchestra
eenSs.tipg Of eighteen pieces has
been engaged, and . fine concert pro-
rramme has been arranged 20 take
place on the mount, while the string
band will entertain the dancers aithe
main Pavilion. Besides this the Ten
Pin Alleys and Lawn Tennis GROUNDS
win be much enjoyed with the
abeye and other attractions I'm the
Rsnest Park y est Of the AIleghenie.,
al have the assurance or spending .
mast deIiShtfal Fourth. Meals and
refreshmenIs OF All kinds will be
served
Motors viii leave for the Park from
$50 a. ma. until II o'clock p. nm. Go
early and avoid the rush.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Par Play Takes Exceptions.

DEIsI-AINh-, vi VuIJ O1i 1NN'''
To to Editor Of n. REGISTER:
Allow me tn correct q misleading state
ment made by your Bsllsire correspondent
in your Issue Of to-day. The delegates
mention, A. W. Shepherd, Tbos. McCor-
mick and W. N. Drugau, were not sp-
pointed by any committee bat were duly
elected at primaries held in compliance
with the call Of the Democratic County
Executive Committee, on SATURDAY., June
2Sd, between the hours of and : p. m,
and st the usual plsce of holding elections.
Some boodlers were not selected, hence .he
kick. Respectfully yours,
FAIR PLAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Renews Her Youth.

Mrs Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which is veuehed for by the
residents Of the town: 81 am - years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness fer many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able to
do all my own housework. ! owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed completely
ali disease and pain" Try q bottle, SOC
and 81 at Logan & CO.. drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04

The Baltimore and Ohio r T. Co. will
run the first excursion of the season to At.
lantic City on Thursday, July 9Th. The
round trip rate from Wheeling will be SIC
and tickets will be valid returning for ten
days, with privilege Of stopping of al
Washington. Train leaving Wheeling n
5:45 .. m. will have Parlor Car through tc
Philadelphia Sleeping Car through tC
Philadslphia on train leaving Wheeling al
6.20 q. m