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Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Saturdays Daily.

The weather continues hot enough for
dog days.
The county commissioners have had
another busy day.
Robert Garrett's condition is reported
to be improved.
The new cruiser Boston has been sent
to sea to test her guns.
Eastman has fine avenue Of poplar
trees in Sand Coulee.
Work on the Milwaukee house enlarge
ments has been resumed.
Trade is improving. Ranchmen will
soon be buying winter supplies
Messrs. Dow and Tuttle have gone to
the Pacific Coast on a business trip.
Lee Of Sand Coulee intends to build
outhouses and make other improvements.
Secretary Ringwald is providing dele
gates to Butte with the needful creden-
tlals.
The Sand Coulee sandstone is both or
namental and useful in Matt Dunn's
building.
The cranberry crop of Wisconsin is re-
ported to have sustained 20 per cent dam
age from the frost.
Mr.. j. D. Kennedy returned home last
evening and is now ready for another big
de Il in stock of any kind
Mrs. Lee Of Sand Coulee has about 200
chickens. Mrs. Field has fully rs many.
Poultry will soon be abundant
The sweet corn, tomatoes, parsnips and
other vegetables raised in Sand Coulee
could not be eXcelled
The Boston democracy ratified the st.
Louis nominations. Congressman Mills
made the principal speech.
\ The franchise of the defunct CONNER
cial National bank at Dubuque, will
probably be declared forfeited.
There is a lull in the republican politi-
cal stolm, but there has been no compro-
mise effected. 1t will be war to the
knife Monday evening.
The hay crop in Sand Coulee has been
great. 1t is estimated that Gus Ernest
has 130 tons; Frank Gehring, 1926 tons:
Culley, 150 to 200 tons; Lee, $50 tons,
Mrs. Hull, Of GALLON, Ohio, sister of
Mrs. j. j. Kennedy, arrived from the eust
yesterday and Mrs. William Kennedy.
from Missoula. Both are Mrs. ks
guests.
Advice from the Minneapolis exposi-
tion state that people are eager for IN
formation ahnut (Nroof
tribune exhibition number with much
interest.
News OF the death of Lester Wa]]ack
has been received with regret by the
former play goers who recall what great
service he rendered the American drama
both as manager and actor. His death
VIII he regarded as a personal loss by
New Workers.
Since the Delmonico removed to Second
street its business has increased daily and
1t has now many permanent boarders as
we'll as a steady influx of transients
lhe new restaurant is neat high-toned
and Spacious. 1t has reduced hoard tn
$6. per week in order to entertain tho
public at large. ' '''
The delegates for Choteau county to
the Butte convention are George Rich,
ards, Joseph Sullivan, DR.. Wamsle,, D. G
Garrett, ID. q. Browne, W. II. Todd. Jas
McDevitt and Sol. Genzberger Messrs
Richards, Garrett and Wamsley are now
IN the city and the others will arrive from
Bentcn tomorrow, when they will he
Joined by the Cascade delegation and
proceed to Helena.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
Ho! Ranchers! Look Here!

Don't you want good wind mill
to pump water for your stock, to irrigate
your garden, yard, ETC.? II so, call on or
address J. NJ. Gaunt, Cascade, M. r.,
who handles the old reliable Halliday.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
Stock for Sale.


One dark brown mare, branded N bar on
right hip. Mare followed stage from
Sun River. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying herding and
advertising charges. Inquire Of Pat
Sweeney, deputy sheriff, Great Falls.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
Taken Up,

A blue roam mare branded FL on the
left shoulder, followed ME from Great
Falls in the latter part of June. The ow-
ner can have the animal by paying for
this advertisement. w. H. WALLINe.
Philbroek, M. 7,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
Notice..

Teachers Institute and Annual Exam
ination for teachers will be held at Great
Falls on the following dates: September
13, IA and 10. It is hoped that all teach
ers and those who expect to become
teachers will attend in compliance with
the Montana school law.
Bessie FORD,
Superintendent Of Schools Of Cascade
county.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Tie Board of Commissioners Conclude
Their Labors To-day.

Tie Board of Commissioners Conclude
Their Labors To-day.
The commissioners have been III ses-
sion for the past week and to-day con
cluded their labors. They have worked
faithfully and dispatched great deal of
business, the fall and official report of
which will appear in the Tribune next
week.
Among other things due preparation
was made for the forthcoming election
by the establishing Of precincts and the
appointment of judges. Besides the pre-
cincts named in the political calls, polling
places were established at Willow creek
1nd Arrow creek
An examination made showed the
financial affairs of the county to be in ex-
cellent condition. The following is a
statement of warrants issued and paid
and the net Indebtedness to September 1,
not Including warrants issued at this
meeting of the board
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
The Shooting Season

Bach, Cory & Co. have just opened out
fine line of English. German and Amer
lean breach-loading guns. They invite
the public to examine them. Also
large assortment of rifles and revolvers.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12

We will pay a reward of 500 for the
arrest and conviction of the party or par
ties who attempted to set fire to the work
shop of Hotchkiss Il Hawkins on the
night Of August goth. @ .-7
DIcKERMAN, WEBSTER & CHowEN,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12

One buckskin horse, no brands, black
name and tail, with eel mark down the
back, has sweeney scar on right shoul.
der, also tail banged. viii weigh 1000
pounds. The above reward paid for re-
turn to G. N. DICKINSON.
Aug. 81, 1883. Great Falls.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

To the Republican Convention and Voters OF
Cascade County:
hereby announce myself as candidate for the
Office of Clerk and Recorder Very respectfully,
T. A. HUNT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
For the Lovers OF Pretty Sights and Pref
~ Sayings.

For the Lovers OF FEollg oikhNS
~ Sayings,
BIRys OF THE YEAR. Illustrations IN colors
and monotiat by Maud Humphrey; verses o!
Edith NJ. Thomas.
The little folks will fad no more en-
tertsiniug book than 1.-THE Babss of the
year. Ii is a complete chi'd's book in
every particular. The illustrations are OF
the very highest order artistically, and are
of a character that will prove attractive
In themselves they make upa pretty little
slbur, that would hardly bs equalled IN
months OF collection. The verses are
sweet pieces of poesy which are just fitted
for Youthful tongues. The materials are
good and the mechanical work is excellent.
For sale at Stanton and Davenport's, price
81. so.
THE TARIFF AND It's EVILS. Allen. In cloth.
New York: & p. Putnam's sons. Wheeling
Stanton aud Davenport
The author Of this book, Mr.. John
II. Allen, is a man OF many years ex-
perience as a ship owner and merchant.
He ia convinced OF ths dangerous cbarsc-
Ter of what is known a protection, - ana
he presents the reasons for his belief
clearly and forcibly. The book is n ad-
mirsbls defense of the doctrines Of a tariff
for revenue, ard differs from most such
works in that it is written from the stand
point of a business MAI and not a theorist.
The TeRnyson Calendar Is one Of the
most charming combinations OF beautiful
engraviugs and beautiful sentiments pub
lished for tie holiday season. Twelve
s1ow white sheets of paper, each with a
handsome illustration and choice extract
fron Tennysop, appropriate to the season,
make So artistic q calendar "a the most
aesthetic heart could desire. This Is
what Stokes & Brothers, Of New York,
PIE: eat to the public. 1t is for sale at
Stanton & Davenport's; price, $50.
"SDftly Now the Light of Dsy."-Ths
en~terprising firm of Frederick A. Stokes 4
Brothers pre-. ent a beautiful holiday book
in On illustrated edition of Rev. George
Dosne's famous hymn. The artistic work
il perfect aud the sentiment sublime.
Holiday clifton, 90 cents. Stanton Il
Davenport.
A Catalogue of Books. Houghton,
Miflin 4 Co.'S neat little pamphlet
catalogue is handsomely illustrated with
s~ngrayiogs Of prominent authors. These
alone make it worth many times its price.
In psper, 10 cents, Wheeling, Stanton
& Davenport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
He Got His Money Promptly.

Mr.. Jamie Rhodes, Of Eufsuls, Ala,
held ticket No. l6, 755, in the October
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery.
for which be paid ons dollar. 1t proved
to be a lucky ticket, foriit drew the capital
prize of $500, 200, and entitled Mr. Rhnde'
to SIS, 900. If the ticket had bten :
whole one for which Mr.. Rhodes had paid
$40, he would have received the whole
$500 900. 1t was promptly cished a.
New Orleans, ard the money was received
in a day or two and it is on deposit to hi
credit in the John John McNsb Bank Of
this city. For thirty years his father
Mr.. Chanucey Rhodes. has been cashier
Of the John McNsb Bank, in Eufsula-
EufauIa ALA. Times, Oct 30. See ad
vertisemert for Drawing IN Dscembei
18th, when the First Capital Pre- ii
$500, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
SMALL WAY.
TIE HetSs OF Che Day POintedlJ Para
Kraphed for Hasty Readers.

The EeSs Of Che Day Potntedly Para
Eraphed for Hssty Readers.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord ct Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
The Gilmore band will arrive over the
Pan-Handle at 6 this evening. II goes to
Altoons, Pa, tonight after The concert.
A MEMORIAL service in memory Of Mr..
J. Thompson Bsggs will be beld be held
By the Presbyterian Church this evening
in their place of meeting, to which all are
invited.
THE wellsburg Light Guards we're IN.
spected last evening by Capt. Ssoetzer and
it is probable the Wheeling Light Guards
will Re inspected Thursday evening by Col.
A. A. Frarzheim.
In Part Two Of the Circuit Court; yestsr-
day, the arguments of counsel on the motion
for q charge Of venue in the case Of the city
vs.. the Natural Gas Company Of West Viz
ginia were beard.
A MEETING of PlastereI's Union No.
80 will BIS had at Trades Assembly Hall
this a~ftsrnoon to make arrangements 10
altsnd the funeral Of John AshWorth, a
deceased member.
THE question of Christmas presents is
becoming a very urgent one. Valuable
pointers towards its solution will be found
10 our advertising columns to-day and
every day until Christmas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
THE NAIL MEN.
AN ORGANIZATION EFFECTED IN THIS
CITY, YESTERDAY,
With ]. N. Vance as PrsSidsnt-NOt q Pool in
Any Ssnss-Ths Objects to be Attained
The Gard Rate.

The cut nail manufacturers Of the Ohio
Valley, including the mills from Seubsn-
Vile TO Ashland, n.y., met in this city
yesterday and formed q rev association,
with j. N. Vance, Ed, Pfesideut, and
Edward Hazlett as Supervisor.
The gentlemen interested in this latest
endeavor to better tho condition Of the cut
nail trade, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, representing mills at ~IrontoDi
Ashland, Middlsport, O., Bsl'aire, Bril-
liant, MiDgo, S~teubsnville and Martins
Ferry, a1d were met by the representatives
Of the mills in this city and Benwocd, at the
office of the Benwood Iroa Works, on Six,
teenth street, about half past niue o'clock.
The meeting was organized about tan
o'clock, and the entire day was devoted 70
a 70 asideration Of the various phases OIL
the business befors the body.
The gentlemen adjourned about 5 o'clotk
in the afternoon, and the members PIT ssn!
from out Of town points at once took the
first trains for their several destinations.
1t was LEARNED after the adjournment oi
the meeting, that an organiz alton under
the title of the Western Cut Nail Assccis'
ton, had been formed, with ]. N. Vance,
of this city, as President, and Edward
Hazlett as Supervisor. The organization
is not a pool, in any sense OF the term, bu'
is merely an association Of mauufscturtr 70,
somewhat after the style of tie Western
Nail Association, with the additional OBJ
isct of seeking, in q manner peculiar to it.
s,lf, and impossible under the old
ass rotation, to maintsin prices for nails
and enforce contracts made with the man
ufscturers embraced in the organization,
There is no restriction whatever on the on
put. But while this ia true, the tndeayoI
will be made to have something like uni
formity of production, or at least have such
general and concerted action a. will result
in giving the bsst possible run to every in
dividual mill. Toe abrogation OF cln'
tracts whenever it suits the buyer, which
has been a fruitful source of trouble aud
loss in the past, is to be broken up abso'
lutely, and various otEer troubles and an
~noyances will come within the scope oil
the organization for regulation and PIE
vention.
1t was agreed to PAT the price of nails to
the trade at a 81 80 card, with tie usuaI
eductions aud concessions, instead Of the
nominal 81 card heretofore ruling.
None of the Pittsburg mills are EN-
braced in this organization, but it may
be, from hints dropped yesterday, tha'
some or all of the mills mp there may
come into the arrangement.
A manufacturer stated las, evening tina
there was every prospect that the trad
would he materially improved, as a result
of this concerted action, aud it Is to b
hoped such will prove to be the case. !
it will put TIE business into anything mp
prasching its old time gait, it will be
great thing for the upper Ohio Valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Nights Jubilee.

The Grand Opera House will be packed
full tonight to hear the great Gilmore and
his wonderful band in their jubilee concert,
which is to contain 80 many novel features,
in addition TO the wonderfully fine and
enchanting music of the band, which is the
pride of America. The genial and smiling
face of Gilmore will look ont upon the
finest audience ever assembled in the
Grand, a perfect sea of bright faces, which
will be made brighter and happier as the
sUett, soul-stirring strains Of music float
out from the splendid musical organ'z alton,
which never fails to please. Great expeC,
tations have beeu aroused on account of
the eminent vOcalists who accompany Gil,
more, and no Z is likely TO bs disap-
pointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
A FAILURE.
j. p. Maxwell Max an Assignment fol
the Benefit Of Creditors.

j. p. Maxwell Makes an Assignment for
the Benefit Of Creditors.
J. Z. Maxwell yesterday made an
assignment to II. II. G'llespy for the bene'
6t of his creditors. The property trans
ferred includes the goods, furniture, fix
lures, machines aud tools contained ID Mr..
Maxwell's store room at I'LL Market
street, the household and kitchen farni-
ture in the dwelling, No. 81 South York
street, two shares of stock in the Eagle
Building Association, and oil books, &C
counts, etc.
The assignee is directed to pay the fol-
lowing lab litiee, after providing for The
expenses of the trust, taxes, etc: A note
to E l.. Maxwell, dated May II. 1888, for
$500; a note to Samuel Acker, dated July
10, 1888, for 500; a noe to the Msrahall
County Bank, Of Moundsville, dated o.
tober %, 1888, for $500. Other debts al
to be paid ratably.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Fate"

The second presentation Of BARLEY
Campbelrs comsdy-drama, Fate" was
given at the Opera House last evening and
was deserving of a much larger audience
than witnessed it. Miss Lee Lamar in the
role of "Helen Farsdsy" enhanced the
good Cpinicn already formed Of her. Miss
Lamar unites with a beautiful stags pres
ence a itch and we'll modulated voice aud
strong dramatic powers, and in a pay
where she is given larger opportunities will
no doubt distinguish herself. The rest OF
the company, with some minor exceptions,
were equal to the requirements of their
parts, and the scenic effects, especially in
the second act, addei much to the interest
of the performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Ask Your Groce
for Wheeling Bakery Co.'s Jubilee Bread
A Word About California.

The western railroads have recognized
the impo,tlnc, of California travel by
placing fast and improved trains in service
and endeavoring in every way 10 remove
the tedium of the long journey. If you
contemplate a trip to the Pacific slope
this winter it will be we'll for you to com
municate with the nearest passenger or
ticket agent of the Pennsylvania Lines,
who will give you the the fullest in'orma'
ton about all the roads aud sell you tick
cts at lowest rates via any route you may
choose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Committed To jail,

Tue hearing of the case Of Charles John
son, charged with beating mp "Tobe'
Driller, which took place before Justice
Davis, Monday night, put a very different
phase on that particular row 1t was
shown that johnson had received a terri
BILE slash in the right arm, with a rsz)r, II
the hands of Driller, the big muscles near
the shoulder being cut through to the
depth O. an inch. Driller was accordingly
committed 10 Jail in default of $500, AND
johnson and Jack Deyinney were feed
$40 and costs each,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Grand Opsra House Thursday.

The attraction at the Grand Opera House
the lest three nights of this week is QUE
of the NEST popular that visits Wheeling.
N. s. Wood and his excellent Company, in
the sensational comedy drama, THE Waits
of New York" MI. Wood is q great favor
tie with Wheeling theatre goers, and he
may be sure Of a crowded house, and O
warm welcome from his many admirers.
The play which he presents is 4 o! the
best of its kind, and will be maguiicently
mounted, with entirely new aud special
scenery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
GENERAL IN IEAIlGENCE.
Stolen Horse.

A horse thief captured a bright bay hOrse
from the stable of Frank NJ. Wolf, at Lit
tie Washington, Menday night. Adesc7ip:
ton was wired Chief Smith yesterday, and
q reward Of $50 Is offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
George WIlson,s MInstrels.

OF George Wilson's Minstrels, which
sppear at the Opera House Saturday even.
ing next, the Louisville Pos say s: George
Wilson's Ministries drew a good crowd tC
Macaulsy's last night. 1t is a very good
company, aud many novelties are intro
duced. The 6rst part, where the whites
ard blacks are mingled, ia quite striking,
The vocalists are remarkably good and
some Of the specislties receive warm ap,
plause. George Wilton and Billy Carter
are the same rs ever. Master Duval, tbs
con%tortionist, is a positive wonder, and
tho magic and recromsnCy Of Powell and
Little Emile' are q god feature OF the
programme. Another lsIgs crowd will be
on hand tonight"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
FOX FALL AND WINTER.

New received Complete and ArtIs-
tie assortment OfSuItinEs, PantAlOOn-
InES and OVercORtings, which We war
rAot to make mp I'm First Glass Style,
and At reasonable prices. Fit guar
ranteed. Also = full line Of Gents
Furnishing Goods on display. Ex-
anime Onr Celebrated wooden Jack
cts. q. HESS q SONS,
IS2I and IS2S Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Transfer OF Real Estate.

The following transfer WAS admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday"
Dsed made December 10, 1888, by
Patrick j. Gilligan and wife, to the
Wheeling and HsrrisbuTg Railroad Com
pany, for q certain stone quarry property,
on the eastern face of Wheeling Hill.
Confederation, So, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
To Run a Permanent Club.

The Island Democrats are considering
the ~advisability of fitting up the Virgin is
street wigwam and running it IS a per-
msnent cluS. At a meeting held Monday
night quite q large sum of money was
raised for that purpose, and the plan will
succeed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Couldn't Stay out nj Trouble.

There were three cases before His Honor
yesterday morning. Two of the parties
were let off with their fine until they could
get work, or promise of good behavior, but
one of them, Frank Delsny, was run in
again yesterday afternoon by Officer Dan
lap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Second Branch.

Immediately after the preliminaries in
cident TO the organisation of last evenings
regular session OF Courcil bad been con-
cluded, in the Second Branch, Mr.. Garvin
obtained the floor and obtained a suspen'
sion of the rules and the passage of a reso,
luton granting the Wheeling Poultry and
Pet Animal Association the use of the old
Court House building. Mr.. Caldwell then
took the floor, aud endeavored to secure q
like suspension Of the rules fer the pur'
pose of rushing through the gerEymander.
ing ordinance, lately patched up by the
Committee on Ordinances Mr.. Gruse
objected to the suspension, but MI. Cald,
we'll endeavored to bluff the thing through
on a claim that the new rules required a
majority adverse vote to prevent a susfcu-
sion of the rules. Council, however, re-
fused to order the Suspension by a vote OF
ayes 0. noes Is, a1d Mr.. Caldwell and bis
pc. schema were relocated to the relr for a
time.
Clerk Bowers regular financial report
show wed thu following balances: Board of
Public Works: ten cent levy, $l,S43.T
contingent fund, 1883; special contin'
gent, $685.. 9S; appropriation fund, S.
764 10; fire department, 1884 81; health,
81, 1875 70; markets, 1887 26; police, 81
3O2. 81; city prison, $29S.69; scales, S47 81;
real estate. 1886 81; cemeteries, $751; 80
salaries, $72l.S5; contingencies, $lO7. 90;
Water Beard, SIS. 500 rs; gas works, $l5.-
824 %. Total, $47, 565.24.
City Collector Brice reported total tax
collections of $l78. 065. II, as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
They Got One Year In the Pen.

A special telegram TO the REGISTER from
st. Clairsville, dated Tuesday, Gays Frank
Souders and Gao. Arbaugb, found guilty on
Monday Of shooting to kill. were teutenced
by Judge briggs to one year each in the
penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Convicted Of UpIswful Cutting.

In Part One of the Circuit Court, yester'
day, the case OF the State v. William
Payne, charged with cuttiUg with intent
to kill, was put on trial before the fol,
lowing jury: Patrick Reilly, Edward
Miller, E. W. Collins, John B. Lyle, VIM,
Wylie, ]. Il. Clark, C. Muldoon, c. r
Laird, Samuel KeDnou, John Null,
Robert Mcclure and James LIS Rue. The
jury brought in a verdict Of unlawful cut.
ting.
The crime alleged against Payne was
committed on Market street on the night
of the Thurman demonstration, October
3Oth, and thu victim john Crowley, Of
Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
LUNG AND LIVELY.
A LARGE LOT OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED
BY COUNCIL, LAST NIGHT,
But The Big Railroad Ordinances Are Not Reached
The Gsrrymaudsr Ordinance Objected
To-Stet Railway Ordinance
Passsd-Ths Loan Ordinance.

Last evenings session Of Council was
rather exceptional, in several particulars,
and the session was prolonged until sfter IL
o'clock, without anything like all the bus
sness on hand being dispatched. Among
the measures which went over, were the
pending railroad ordinances, in the inter
ests Of which there was q strong lobby
present from the Chamber Of Commerce.
These gentlemen mostly left at 10 o'clock,
there being then no prospect Of the bust
ness they were interested in being reached,
but later the Wheeling and Harrisburg Or
dinance was taken up in the First Branch
and referred.
The business transacted will be found
duly set forth below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Eleyen-EIeyen,

Be wise aud make your purchases Of
Holiday Presents this week, and thereby
avoid the rush and unsatisfactory method
of the last week. Oar stock Of desirable
Novelties most comprehensive.
At the Popular,
I'LL Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Holiday

An elegant line at sill prices, from 15
cents to s. co per pair.
J. ". AMICK & Co.'s,
1li3 Main Street.