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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

Lawn tennis ou:itters, uits-Lyon Arms Co
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
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7 k4GARDNERS ICE CREAM AND LUNCH PARLORS,

Spring
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A Fortunate Young Lady.

Miss Jennie Martin, 176 North st. Paul street
Rochester,, n. y, says: suffered long from kid
ney. complaints--home physicians and theiI
medicine failed to afford me relief. A friend in
duced me to try Dr.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy mode at Rondout, N. Y, price ST.. BY
the time had taken two bottles was complete
ly cured and have had no trouble since. write
for the benefit of others, who may be suffering
as ] did. All druggists. Redington & Co.
Agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

BARNETT & CO., the only exclusive whole
sale cigar and tobacco house in the city, corne
OF Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
vignes & McGregor.

SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately reliey
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

GROUP, wHooPING COUGH end Bron
ohiiis Immediately relieved by shilohs Cure
Sold BY c. L. Heiczeman,
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MISCELLANEOUS. 3.

Boys bicycles. Just come in. TuitsLyon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
POwHATAN NOTES.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of TIE Sunday Register
PowHATAN, April IA j. W. Shannon,
Esq of st. Clairsville, has been visiting
his father-in-law, Mr.. Aaron Ramsey, Of
our town, the past week.
There is strong talk of again submitting
to vote of the township the question of 6
township Cemetery, and we think it high
time that something was being done, and
the present most favorable opportunity.
The most exciting school election ever
held in our town took place last Monday
afternoon. 1t was fight between the
"outs" and ms" which resulted in the
election of DR.. E n. Riggs by majority
twenty. He was afterwards given sere
made by the Powhstsn Cornet Band.
Mr.. George McMurray, who has been
sick for some time, is again able to be in
his store.
Mrs. John Golden, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, has been visiting DR.. Riggs family
the past week,
Mrs. J. d. Kaho has again returned
home after a long visit to her parents,
near Marietta, Ohio.
York township expects to lake vote
on the question of local opion May 10th.
The Woods House, under its new man
agement, which took charge April 1st, in
the person of Mrs. J. Fl. Brown, has under
gone q complete transformation, and il
now one of the best hotels in the county
The building ia owned by Hon. j. j
Woods and brothers, of Wheeling.
1t is thought by our farmers that thu
early cherries have already been killed by
the frosts. Peaches and other fruit do moi
seem to be hurt as vet.
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NEW MARTINsvILLE ITEMS.

Special Correspondence ofths Register.
sSNEw MARTINvILLE, April 14.-Levi
oblinger has put a new front in his hard.
ware store.
DR.. j. j. Richardson is home from Bal
timore, where he recently graduated in
medicine, and is now fu)l-fedged N. D.
The Doctor has accepted a position in q
hospital at Baltimore and will return again
in few weeks to enter upon his duties.
The cards are out for the marriage o.
Miss Anna Craig and Lee Snodgrass. TIE
ceremony will take place at the home o.
the bride next Tuesday, April 18th.
The Volunteer moved its office Thursday
to the building recently erected by Lew
Berger, on Jefferson street.
James E. Young, Esq, and Miss Kate
Peterson were married last Tuesday even,
ing, at Col. s. 81. Peterson's, in Tyler
cOuaty.
b. 4. Bowers, Robert McEldoTney and
T. P. Jacobs were attending the Tyler
County Court this week.
The political pot is beginning 10 sim
msr down this way, and an occasional stir
By some uneasy office-seeker sets the old
vessel to boiling. With senatorial and
judicial districts hanging in the balance,
and the county seat and prohibition ques.
tions to trade and cross-fre on, we are
somewhat likely to have a mixed and
muddled campaign.
Miss Fload Bottomfeld aud Miss Della
Newhouse, OF Darlington, O., are visiting
their aunt, SIrs. Bishop.
Mr.. Charles Beck has purchased the
lower half of the lot on which Potts tin
shop stands, and will erect building on
it soon.
Wetzel county has two candidates fol
State Auditor, J. G. McEldowney, of this
place, and Mr.. A. V. Mcdonnell, Of Bur
ton.
The new council have rented a room o.
Squire Brook over, and will have quarters
adjoining his Office.
T. NJ. Higgins has been appointed Towr
Sergeant.
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burg, W. Va, on April Glib. Mr.. Harry
Schwaner and Miss Maud Hassner, of this
place were the lucky contestants in the
prize waltz which consisted of fine blown
ruby set. Those present from this place
report the ball grand success.
Ground has been broken for the founda.
ton of the Disciples church, for which
stone IL being quarried just above town.
With the boom We hope the interest in
base ball will increase. Play ball, boys,
play ball. Remember we must be pre-
pared to compete with our nsighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Jones have returned
from Sharon, Pa, where they have been
visiting friends.
The trouble in the heating department
at the mill here has been declared off BY
the Executive Committee of the Anal
gamated Association. The settlement re-
lieves Of our people of question which
caused considerable dissatisfaction, from
which they are considerably relieved by
the resumption Of almost the enlire works
The hall given for the benefit of menu
bers of Lodge No. Is of the A. A. /. & W.,
was held on last Thursday night and was
largely attended. 1t eclipsed any gisen
here for some time, A large crowd was in
attendance from Mingo, o, Mayors or
chestra, of Wheeling, w. Va, discoursed
the music and gave ample satisfaction.
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GROVER ITEMS.

Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
TILToNvILLE, April 14.-Our public
school will close on Friday next with an
examination during the day and en- ex
hibition at night, which is looked forward
to as an enjoyable feature in the closing o.
our school.
Mrs. Sarah Dawson, an estimable lady
of this place, is on the sick list.
Mics Annie Stewart entertained quite
number of her young schoolmatee on last
Wednesday. The following We're among
those present: Misses Nellie Conway, Liz
ze Cunningham, the Misses Ada aud Liz
zie Hughes, Lsttitia Parker aud Maggie
Applegarth. An enjoyable time was re-
ported by all.
Jas. W. Wilson is repairing and paint
ing his dwelling house and storeroom,
which he bought short time ago. Wilson
Carr is doing tke.artistic work.
Mr.. John johnson, former resident o.
Portland Station, but now residing with
his sister, Mrs. John Cusick, was struck ny
the midnight freight train on the G. q +,
track near ihis place on last Wednesday
eyeaing. We hear that he is badly bu
not dangerously injured.
A short time ago the c. & p. Co. put IL
q swith opposite the pottery.
On last Monday the frame for the add
ton to the pottery was raised. There are
now six or eight men engaged building an
ether kiln.
Our newly-elected village Marshal, Perry
Norman, has entered upon duty as such.
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BENwOOD.

The public school will enter upon the
last month of its present term Monday.
Miss ANA Policy, Miss Laura Dare and
Miss Nora Dolbear will open subscription
schools at the close of the school term.
The ferry boat has supplied long felt
want by putting seats on the float for the
weary waiter.
The Mite Society Of T. McMechen gave
a parlor social at the residence OF Mr.. j.
McMechen Thursday evening. Quite q
neat little sum was realized.
Mr.. Philip Bolton, of Moundsville, was
in town yesterday. -.
The German Lutheran conference will
be held here some time next month.
Several weddings will take place IN the
near future.
Mrs. Alkire has taken charge of the
Junction lunch room, and will furnish the
travelling public with refreshments
Yesterday was PAYDAY at all the in
dustries, and large modicum Of the
shekels received found their way 10
Wheeling Golfers.
Albert Scbamhra purchased nice little
cottage, from August Shsd, last week.
Fred Tape, who has been suffering frcr,
blood poisoning for long time, is still In
the same condiiion-death alone Gin ease
his agony.
The school census of this district, which
was taken last week, amounted to $40.
From about o'clock in the evening un-
til after 6 our streets present az active
seems, resembling to the tread Of hundreds
Of burrying feet Of men and boys, here
forming a continuous line of humanity
and there breaking into squads, ranging
from half.dczen TO score, Fastening To
their respective homes from work or
vending their way to their posts OF nightly
labor.
MISTER George Rggle will continue in
the mail messenger service He has ever
been faithful and Trustworthy carrier.
The festival given for the benefit OF the
NJ. F. Church successfully closed laSt
evening. The total receipts cannot he
given as the contest for q gold watch
between Mr.. A. Raper. of the River
side Works, and Mr.. S. Mcdonald, of
the Wheeling Con- pany's plant, was not de-
decided until late last evening. In the con-
test for ladv's gold watch, Miss Anna
Leach had $172, Miss Jennie Davis. S72;
boy's silver watch. Master Willie Porter
field SOS. Master Willie Smith SIS; silver
tea set, Miss Anna Policy S2S, Miss Jennie
Keller $16; the contest for ring and neck
lace netted $50; the first refreshment
table, in charge of Mrs. J. Taylor, melted
sos "A; second table, in charge of Mrs. F.
Porterfeld, Sl1O; lemonade stand, Sill;
tickets, S3l; supper table, $24. The gross
receipts, go far, amounts to $3.50; expenses,
S0o5
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BARTHOLOMEW-On Friday, April IL, 1855,
at O'Clock a. nj ELIZABETH j.. wife Of q. NJ.
Bsrtho' omew, in the cd year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence in Kirkwood
O., Sunday afternoon at one o'clock.
GOCKE-On Friday April G, ISIS, at u O'Clock
noon, JOHN A. COOKE, aged % years.
HE>LY On Sunday, April 8, at SIS o'clock p
M, MICHAEL G.. HEALY, AZ his residence corner
Twenty fourth and Market streets, aged 81 years
III months and IS days.
SWEENEY-At HIS residence 1854 Main street,
on Monday, April 9th 1888. at 7l5 O'Clock p. M,
rHoS. SWEENEY, aged 65 years, months and Il
days.
INGRAM-On Monday morning, April 9, 1888
ct lS0 o'c ork. Miss CkLLIE X. INGRAM youngest
daughter of the late Jacob and Mary Ingram.
EL'G-At IL O'Clock p. m, April 10. Of pneu-
monia, DORATHEA, wife Of Adam Elig, in the
50th year of her age.
VERMILlON-Thursday, April II, 1888, at IL
o'clock In, ANNIE r., wife of George Vermilion,
and daughter Of John ". McColloch. in the 10Th
year Of Ter age.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
THE BOULANGER DANGER.
Stormy Scenes at French Political Meet
ings-Other Foreign News.

stormy Scenes at French Political Meet
ings-Other Foreign News.
PARIS, April 13.-Pclitical meetings
were held at Turcoing and Armentieres,
Department of the Nord, last night, and in
both cases the disorder was so great that
the speakers could not be heard.
At meeting at Mubeuge, in the same
Department, it was unanimously resolved
to support General Boulanger. The party
of the Extreme Left sought in vain to Sc
cure ths adoption of resolution in favor
of the radical opponent of General Bou
LANCER.
n. Spuller, Minister of Public InstrCc-
ton IN the late Cabinet, in al article IL
the Republic Franchise, says that since Gen
eral BDulauger has declared his intention
to force q duel with Parliament, the latter
should accept the challenge, and siuce 1t
ia evident that the Boulanger agitation Is
not merely superficial or transient, but an
organized attack upon the country's inSti-
tutoas, it ia the duty OF the Cabinet to
propose to the Chambers for adoption such
legislation rs is necessary for the protec-
tion and defense of the Republic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
The Fight Against Bismarck.

BERLIN, April 13.-Prince Bismarck
has not won his fight. This is evil
dent from the fact that he gives no
word Of rebuke to his infatuated parti-
sans of Breslau, Leipsic aud Dresden, who
are holding meetings and circulating
petitions asking the Kaiser on no account
TO lose the services OF the Chancellor. Such
an sgitation is as unworthy Of great
nan as it il uuheard of in great cOuntry.
1t is noteworthy that the National Liberal
party is foremost in this undlguifed work.
There are 70 Trustworthy accounts ofthe
progress of the dispute inside the
palace of Charlottsnburg. but there
is a growing belief that Bismarck will
get the worst of the contest. and there is
a well-defned rumOr that Prince Hohen-
lobe, Stakeholder of Alsace-Lorraine, has
been offered the pest of Chancellor in sue
cession to him. There are numerous signs
also going to confirm the original statement
of the existence of = serious political diver
gence between the Kaiser and the Chsncel-
L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
MINES AID MINERS.

r,.Ila.s, lem rket is heavily stc, ket,
0aa c. Kansas. miners received
s. wnn ia March
Louis rsIhs,. Bryden block, g %
vl.s.r. = -; Ava, 81 62!.
L1rssvsHa1,5set. Pi.tsHurg, lump, l;
cents a.-ts.; unt II cents.
Cr..,, us.aat: Brier Hill, 81 %
Hvk1sT Valley s. 10; Putshurg, 50 %
Ta,t, market: H5rking Valley, lump,
= s.. r1. 2Cj; Nasslllon Imp, y 50
nat sos
Ials-a,1,is market: 1000 pounds pei
,1a. Pl.ts1rrg lump, So; Indiana block
:! a.. los 81 yviu, $3.50.
G. gr'aud market: Bcie"Hill, 81 $50
8: N,>,l,oa. - sec . IS; PIttsburg,
3 To = p.
TIE cal mires at Midway. near Girard,
Eaosls, asa getting tom 25 10 So cars O.
Goa, g.- afy.
I.t,rrmsr.i the Canal Dover, o mine
Is prst:g : ceuts per tor below scale rates,
lis claimed hat excellent cake can be
L.i- a.; i.gsGvJcgG coal. The Leven'
wort Ca, O. have two ovens uOm which
sa~-'g cr,y las been taken.
T.- Usr.,sse Mining AMI M'5uH tur,
jrgC.. O., Cs.'HEo3g:, Tenn, has been
c1sr. r-rt al-r 2 capital 1t $1,000 QUO "a
1..sa ml.ss qasti"s. X, engage II
la-.. ....r". h''t railroads, &c.
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NOTES FROM BRILLIANT.

Special Correspondence Of TIE Sunday Register.
BRILLIANT, o., April 14-Quite num-
Der of bids for the erection of the lew
school houss, have bsen presented by
builders in this ard the surrounding neigh
borhood, on which action win be taken to-
day. Work viii begin as soon as the con-
tract i. awarded and arrangements can be
made 10 commence the erection OF the
building, which will be brick, with four
rooms, two up and two down The de-
sign presents fine appearance.
Robert Frszier will leave next week for
Lrs Angeles, Cal, where he intends
making his future home.
Mrs. Fred Riley, of East Liverpool, o f,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith.
An infant child of B. F. Coombe died on
last Monday.
A large crowd from here attended the
glass blowers ball at Barth's Hall. Wells-
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of Music, for season of ten weeks, fol
which she is TO receive $500 a week, the
management to furnish her costumes.
Miss Lillian Conway will probably join
the Z G. Stone English opera company.
Considerable Borrow is manifested over
the death Of Miss Lillian 0lcott, who went
TO the Westminster hotel thinking she had
slight cold, refusing TO have even ber
parents sent for, until the king of terrors
had placed his hand upon her. She was
sa;d to be- rich woman, and her stage ex-
periencs has cost her $50, 900.
In the first set Of my Brother'sS Sister
Minnie Palmer appears as boot black,
making her entrance down the chimney,
turns a somersault, comes down, siRgs a
scrg and makes herself at home generally
in the parlor of an old and eccentric mil.
lionaire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
TIE ATRICAL NOTES.

Lolita sails for Europa In the middle OF
MAY. pawn Ticket" will be her play
for some years to come.
Nelson Whestcroft has signed with tie
Lyceum Theater for next season.
Paul Arthur has been engaged by Miss
Minnie Palmer for her tour in England.
Pretty little Ids Mule has been en-
gagged by Mr.. David Henderson for 'The
Crystal Slipper" to be produced at the
Chicago Opera House duripg the summer.
Bob Grsu says he is rehearsiDg an Eng
lish Opera company for sn extended tour
Of this country, snd that he will not cross
the northern frontier this year, although
the company will be under the name Of
some one he has employed for that pur-
pese.
Mrs. Augustus Pitou, wife of the we'll
known manager, died last Sunday. Mrs.
Pitou (Abbie Wsre) was promising SOU
brette, but retired from the stage after her
marriage.
Grace Filkins is seriously sick at the
house OF friend in West Twenty-third
street, New York.
Miss Pauline Hall hss been engaged by
Manager Harris, Of the Baltimore Academy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
MILL NOASS'

Ms. frr.tc5 Of the Swift IRON ~a'
A. .. 100 80 Newport, h Is being Il
- ,'J1ed ard rsmOdeled' ,
S. r,,. Rrb Wire Company at Al
ID. - ing up zen new oH' o'nG ma,
2''"' ,r,,b a c,paC.,v Of twenty IONS .
E;.' ,sl,..,a 10 the p-eaect capacity "'
H.. vssk in Mer,h was the busiest
.. ., "a. the Pennsylvania Stee,
Z | ton Tue new experimental
s.'.' - gl5 the establishment is
I'm. .,.Dp,r:ion, am work on 'N'
F. j. 2-,g-.ssirE rapidly.
-f,..s - 1ho 81 81 furnace Of
.,f K Ing Mil Company
..,, ,-s 81 I-st, sgrlst ~ PEI
,.,--.s,r d. wages. The ln-Hac'
g., ..,.. o. sr closed ths next day al
N'..... ... ,,-..D,,.+ Tae i.ra 20 VII! III
''i t,,., IN "a 81, Tulg &C August.
7-.,. r,...,s Furnace No ,, At Co
H.. NJ. ..,r- DUSTY, owed by c. 3,
-,.. 49,. r.s hrrn puy ~ blast, after
... .s.' -...s.. 30. Ice Ch-taJI
n r-.. DE Comp. y 'urnsc.'' At 'a'
.. 3D.. ..., n..p .lIt down N c5ost'
-. ~. ...- A .yre s.cn IA he iron trade
81 Y y. aan, vho. with l. L Ell
F. ears' g.s-hll' inttres. &c tnS
-. .., Hartman Sci Company, 81
'.. 49,. d messed q his ami &r. Ell.
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TRADE NOTES.


,A-.. s.'e.'''S.,"'r 'a2S, OF Nc" lGEk,
n o.. .'1 aa'9.' report, delivered Lass
v.. q. r,,.... - -, i.,I-,,y.. IN, ,be
ca.. a.... ,.. .-...-,.f .r.. .,c,,I,r y,,,rs-
men w., ...,~ -,..r. min nrss,.s, hpt slso
Cf:H, .. $500. .. NE .,ls.lo,ns ,b, loss in
ws..-.p Er... '.... - an, I.,p or8 that
S.l,t.l .y..a...t ..,r ,..r..,ftf ,ar6s tn.
io,, ro ...r....rt..... l,. ..,.i.,,..e,, % have
t,-n :, '.I29f -..a.s- these LOSES he
s.- g.. a.... e.rr,r+ ,yr4i advances
"a.sa ...s- ."s. .ailGi2 mg:c during tie
g." ,.'. o.us- -" asi. The a'r,Ess were
.'. ''''.. esq.," ms L's. .it',--S "ltre
'"7: .'..''
Iaeg Interview r.st Vpst Mr. C,rns,;,
aidt-rsI ,.., ,c,,rE NOT rrsrrr 70
w1,E .. .rs.... ..,,..r,s., Via 90, Inv,
tA.J.... o., s.., NJ, q. TnL5s,ou,
To A., -. -, - y.l','s, GM ..
'j.a.. no .Gs5s.-oa would We sgree
20 ta>y ta. r.sr.s Of toe strikers &C his
work aoy ta nuu.ayts under that gentle
mao, q. 10 o1. ,-.i-aa..n1 Mr.. Carnegie is
a1 exceedingly dangerous foe to the non
and s.sej .Ire.s-js ,.: { country as tar SIS
To sam~ E....e TO the bone ard s!usy Of
our Lid.
Taa a.a.N report OF lie Ssrretsrv Of
tEs Tvgta,h Grral Division of R1iivsy
C'l51es1--. of Chicago. Prroupcss ne
Brotherhood ~. F1.7nee-s I'D F,rer,en
and aSy.s- ~ a,sua-r. 10 oppose tbat or
g.7slt,,- we : - M -, $50; -
aa re. -t. -" no Ak .shsrs the engineers
have a.i-t .a g.a ,!igh.es, degree any
oh. t.la tsrrgsrlve,e''
Tbs b,frl.-. - -,,,.- -..-. q
t''g. =. a., basa sg,erd to a njae-kour
painters have struck ~ - cent aSvaTcs
AMI d a.y ss,,r5.,., from : s9 a ~ 70
4&1p M wit; Az Irrr rCr di ~. :" II; ha ~
have bean rr,,s, ... ,S ~. 49, ~, 10y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
EEEP YOUR EYE OPEN IL. yol

An would nol be viCtimised by imposters and
frauds who are flooding the market with worth.
less limitations of BensGn's Plaster. These
pirates" who seek to float their worthless pro-
ducts on the reputation OF Bcnson's Plaster
resort TO many tricks for which their class is
famous and II buyers are not exceedingly eau
tious they frequently find themselves victimized
by interruptions dealers who aid and Gbet in
such deception Cor division OF the profits.
Honest deslers viii unite with physicians in
recommending BeBsOn's Plaster az superior
to ell other external remedies for coughs, colds,
rleurisy, chest pains, b4ckache, Kidney afec.
tlons, malaria, rheumatism, Scistics, lumbsgo
and aches and pain. Of every description.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
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E,upsror Fredersck's Condition.

BERLIN, April 1S.-The North German
Gazette says that owing to the contraction
of the air passage of the Enperor's throat,
Prof. Bsrgmsnn yesterday inserted new
canula. TIE Empsror's general condition
was not affected. After the insertion OF the
cauula he remained in bed. 1t is believed
that the contraction of the air passage in
dictates that the trachea has been attacked
by q local complaint.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
Bucklin's Araica saiye.
WdsiiR0tOn St4r.

The best salEe in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, Or no pay required.
II is guaranteed TO give satisfaction CT
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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TEAMSTERS' RATES,

The team owners of Wheeling held meeting
this evening and formed Teamsters Assooi
alton. They decided on prices for haniins -
fol oxs: One horse and cat Ss0t per day, one
horse and wagon s. 90 pc day. three horse q sm
s. 50 per dag, double team $500 per da'. Whefs
two or more double teams are used, each tss N
same rate double teams The above is 70 go into
effect at once TEAGSTERS' ASSOCIATION.
Wheeling April IL, 1855 apl2eqdq
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f15seling Register
iTag LABOR WORLD.
.,, ,yp NsTarcTTE NOTES OF
INgCSTRl.
y.,,,,.s T-9gghaui The Country %
- %. - f,s5--la;s-3stas l;sms Ton
; "- ,,.,.,s a.. B,laeass Of Industry

-. ... =, nothing ct an unusual nature ~, 70
lsi' :, : tss !o,s, industrial situation toe
ii''1 - /, and ,hisgsare moving along IN
D. We. ..r--of ,asig way. All the FAC
b eve. ~. and workshops, With one or
''7' ,1 lions. aye running along steadily
" ,, ,..,,ff, trade is reported very fair in
:. ,h,s,f industry in the eits, while
~. ...... .,r the future are astseEirg
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R.ss,a,s atteutioa directed Westward.

Russia's Attention Directed Westward.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 1S.-The Mosco"
Gazette says: Prince Bismarck exaggsrates
the importance of the Bsttenoerg incident,
and in so doing, hs commits an error, as
Russis's who,e attention Is being directed
westward, not eastward.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
MARRIED.

FLYNN OBRIEN--Ats st J-seph's Cathedral
at o'clock a. m, April 10, 1883. by RI. Rev
Bishop Kahn, assisted by Revs MCE1igot anC
Schelpn, JAMES FLYSN. of Ada'r Co., NO., anC
GRACE OBKIEN, Of thi. city. No cards.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
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