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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
First Rranch.
THE RAILROAD ORDINANCES.

THE RAILROAD ORDINANCES.
The First Branch was called 10 order at
8 o'clock, Mr.. Buckman presiding in the
absence OF His Honor the Mayor. All the
members were present at roll call except
Mcssrs. Dobbins, Garvin and Metzner.
The lobby was a large one, there being
among the spectators quite a number of
prominent citizens interested in the rail-
road ordinances, which were to come up.
Among the strangers were General Mana
ger w. NJ. Clements and Engineer Irwin,
Of the b 90, and Judge Il. II. Cochran
and Engineers Lindenthal aud King, Of
the Wheeling and Harrisburg road. City
Surveyor Hoge was also on had, and
spent the period taken up 10 reading min
utes in busily looking over maps Of the
railroad routes. The ordinances defining
the rights Of the two railroad companies
had been printed for distribution, and they
were carefully studied by the membersr b.
fore the Inauguration of business.
As soon az the reading Of the minutes
was concluded, Mr.. Tracy moved that the
regular order of business be suspended and
the Wheeling and Harrisburg Railroad or
dinace taken up. This motion prevailed,
and the report Of The Committee on Rnl.
roads, recommending the passage Of the
ordinances transmitted, having been read,
the Wheeling aud Harrisburg ordinance
was read a first time. There being Eo OBJ
lection, the document was taken up and
the reading q second time by sections for
amendment and debate commenced. In
section one, Mr.. Delbrugge moved to add,
at the end thereof, the words, Permission
is hereby granted the Wheeling and Har-
risharg Railroad Company Of West Virginia
TO construct, maintain and operate upon
said right OF way as FAR rs the same touches
or affects any Of the streets, alleys or pub
lie gcouhds OF the city VI Wheeling, n rail-
road with one or more tracks, excepting as
%hereiabefore excepted" This was adopted.
The reading OF the ordinance was then
proceeded With, and adopted, virtually
without further debate. The vote was un-
animous.
The ordinance granting the right Of way
to the Wheeling Junction Railroad Com.
papy was then taken up, when Capt. g.
J. Rawlings was given permission to read
a petition Of business men, which appears
elsewhere.
Ga molten Of Mr.. McGnegor, this petit
ton, with the Is. q o ordnance. was re-
fenei back to the Committee on Railroads,
with instructions TO have on early con
sideration of the samc.
This was agreed to unanimously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

The impurities in the powders above
mentioned were found to consist of various
matters more or less hurtful. In DR..
Prices powder the principal impurities
were lime and Rochelle salts, which were
found in large quantities. The impurities
in Horsford's powder were composed of
phosphate Of soda, lime, etc but none OF
the nutritious phosphates," without
which its manufacturers claim life cannot
be sustained. The impurities found in the
other powders named were principally
alum ard lime.
From the report OF the Commission il is
evident that the Royal Baking Powder is
ofthe highest degree of strength and purity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
Arrs.tsd for Forging Orders.

Last evening about 9 o'clock Officer Ed.
Hazlett arrested Rosa Duffy, of Steuben-
vile, upon q charge Of presenting orders
with forgen signatures of Albert Mart, the
butcher, upon Edward Prosser and Charles
welty. The girl was employed as y do
nestle at Mr.. Msrt's residence last June.
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POINTS ON PROPLE.
AOvstasnts Of UrIssns and The Booming
and Qaln1 of Gfrnurara


Mr.. W. B. Maxwell, Of st. George, is in
the city attending the Boom Convention.
W. L. Stoddard, Of the Philadelphia
Press, is in the city to write up the Con-
vention.
Mr.. Chas. Mornings.ar. q prominent
glassvorker, Of Fostoria, O., is visiting at
his home OF the South Side.
G. II. Collier, Grand Master, and James
Demile, Grand Lecturer of the Masonic
Gnni Lodge, were 10 Msrtinsburg yester-
day defeating q Lodge.
HIN. A. B. Wells, OF Spencer, Roane
county, is ut the Stamm. Mr.. Wells is
takng great interest in the Boom Conyen-
tim and predicts great good from il to the
Safe.
Wallace L. Keller, representing Ada
Gray, in EAST Lynne" and Charles Mid
denbsugh, representing Gorton'a Min
Istzels, are in the city. The Ministries open
at the Grand Opera House March LIST, and
Ada Gray March 5th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

Hon. E. o. Bennett, Of Huntington, was
seen at the Mcclure last night. He said:
The prospect is that our State affairs will
receive a shaking up tomorrow, and the
efforts of your paper in bringing about
the opportunity are deserving Of much
praise. The people appear to be very
much in earnest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
The Leading Livery In the state.

Why ride in a shabby conveyance when
you can have the very finest at the same
price? Persons desiring elegant ~turnouts,
embracing handsome LaDdsGS Berlin
coaches, Surries, open or closed carriages,
&C., with matched teams, iyeried drivers,
and everything else in superb style, should
not fail to call at Robert LuSe's Livery
Stable, unquestionably the leading livery,
boarding and sale stables in the State. A
large number Of fine single driving horses
and the finest buggies in the city. Csllby
telephone promptly attended to.
ROBERT LUXE,
1870 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va
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Carpet Departm emit.

We take pleasure in announcing 10 our
friends aud patrons the opening Of our new
spring stock Of Carpets, which we guaran-
tee to he the largest brightest and cheap
est which we have ever exhibited. All
new designs and colorings from the best
makers. STONE & Til MAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
1870 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.

For THREE WEEK l was suffering from
q severe cold in my head, accompanied by
q pain in the temples. l tried some Of the
many cstsrrh remedies without any relief,
Ely's Cream Balm was recommended to
me. After only six applications OF the
Balm every trace OF my cold wss removed
Henry C. Clark, 1st Division New York
Appraisers Office.
TWAS Troubled with eatsrrh in my
bead to IN annoying extent for three years.
After using one bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm l was entirely cured. WIN. j. Cline,
Victor, n. Y.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
In this Court, Judge Jacob, y sterdsy,
in the case of BENZ. S. Allison, admins
traitor of the estate Of R. ]. Smyth, ct. al,
the report Of Commissioner PAUL was filed.
B. S. Allison and W. j. W. Cowden we're
appointed special commissioners to make
sales.
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Impure Food.

Exceeding caution should be exercised
in the purchase of a new article OF food.
Many recent cases of serious illness hayc
been reported from the use of new patent
foods for infants, from INFESTED baking
powders and cheap flivoring extracts. The
desire for rapid wealth induces unscrupu-
lous manufacturers TO place anything be-
fore the public that will sell a. q large
profit, without regard to its usefulness and
healthfulness. At presen. there is q great
raid on the baking powder market aud 80
many impure aud adulterated articles Of
this kind have been found peddled about
the cjuatry that the authorities in several
Of the States have taken the niece isary ac-
ton to expose them. The report OF the
Ohio State Food Commission has shown
that a large number of the brands sold
here are made from alum p~hosphates, or a
cheap and adulterated cream o: tartar.
The danger to the public is made still
greater by the unblushing ~effron:ery with
which the proprietors Of these impure
powders advertise them as perfect, CAIN
ing for them all kinds of false and impos-
sible endorsements.
The official report of the Ohio State Food
Commission gives the names Of n number
Of these impare powders, and the amount
of impur!ty and inert matter in each as
follows:
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values by making available property that
is low practically worthless, holding for
the future . desirable inlet into Tho city,
enabling the gas works TO cheaper the cost
Of gas, and for other reasons which will
be apparent to you, We respectfully spg'
gest that Council pass . resolution,
to the effect that if the Wheeling
and Pittsburg Junction Company
will furnish plans for q line as designated
down the right bank of the creek, instead
ofdowp the left hank, as has been proposed
such rights Of way as the city can give
will be granted, and providing further in
said resolution that if the Wheeling and
Pittsburg Junction Company refuse TO &C
cspt the proposed route down the right
bank within q reasonable time, that the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

1. l.. Morris, Esq, one of the Cleveland,
Ohio, Police Commissioners, is in the city.
He Is not identified with the State improve
ment convention. but he stated last night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

James w. Carroll, Esq, 4 Kingwood at
torney, ia in the city in the interest Of his
section Of the State. Mr.. Carroll is one Of
Kingwcod's prominent citizens and is a
very fair representative.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

ALL visitors 10 tho Boom Convention
are respectfully invited to call at the West
Virgins Stencil and Seal Works and Rub.
Der Stamp Mandatory. See advertise
ment in another column.
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To Close Them Ont

200 pairs Mems Genuine Calf Shoes at
81, worth 81 SO. Boys school shoes 81, at
Has.nauer's, 104s Main street.
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A Visiting Police Commissioner.

A Visiting Police Commissioner.
J. r. Morris, Of Cleveland, o., a police
commissioner Of the thriving town, and n
large iron manufacturer as we'll, is in the
city on bu sinesS. H. came down to see,
among other things, what might be done
at the big Convention to-day, and evil
denced a great deal of interest in that
event. Conversing about police matters,
Mr.. Morris said il Cleveland they had one
officer to about every 700 inhabitants, and
were thinking of Increasing the force.
He is an enthusiastic advocate of the pa
troll wagon system, and said no city once
adopting it, would ever be without it.
Ohio County Bar Pass Resolutions OF Re
spcct.
At a meeting Of the members OF the
Ohio county Bar, held in the Court House
on the 9th day of February, 1883, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Judge George w. Thompson is no more.
Having won :he bound of mans appointed
years, az last,
Lies blessings all enjoyed, life labOTs done,
Serenely 10 his final r,st he passed.
We have met TO express publicly our re-
spect for his memory aud our sympathy
with those to whom he was indeed en-
deared, HE widow and family.
In days long past Judge Thompson was
o recognized leader of men, u lawyer able
in his profession and true to his clients, a
Judge who honored the Bench, an efficient
representative Of the people 1.-THE councils
of the nation; he was endowed with an in
tellect strong aud penetrating, and with a
force of thar acter and will which enabled
him to fearlessly discharge whatever duty
devolved upon him through a long and
useful lite.
Few members of the Bar who practiced
in Judge Thomson's Court remain to speak
OF him, but the records Of that Court and
the traditions which follow o man Of
strong character and marked worth tells
us of his courtesy, impaTtiality and ability
as a Judge. During his serene and bright
cd age, spent in the ~congeuial pursuits Of
the scholar, we all knew and hoDored
him.
The learned and useful must follow in
the way appointed for all men, hut we are
grateful that for 20 long a span his life was
spared IN health Of body Il unabated
vigor Of mind.
Resolved, That this expression Of our
feeling be published IN the newspapers of
the city and be communicated by the Sec
rotary TO Judge ThompsOn's family.
Re>OIrei, That a copy Ofthese proceedings
be presented 10 the Circuit Conrt OF this
county, with the request that they be
spread upon the record Of the Court, as a
testimonial to the character and worth Of
one who presided for many years as its
Judge.
RcsoIced, That as a further mark Of our
respect We attend the funeral OF Judge
Thompson in 8 body.
ROBERT WHITE,
DANIEL LAMB,
W. ?. HUBBARD,
rnpo pnilfaa nm p.unlnkion0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

ALL wool Hsnriettas, Is inches wide,
Soc a yard, at En,heiners, on Eleventh
street.
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THE z 2 REPORT.

The City Clerk, in his semi-nonthly
report, stated the total balance at
So. 4s7. SO, rs follows: Board Of Public
Works, $s,454 65i fire, $4,2s7 SO; health,
81, 4so; markets, $ss1. Is; police, $s,4G2. As;
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FoR Carpets go to Stone & Thomas,
All Wool Jackets.

All wool JACAets
All wool jackets for spring wear, war
rAnted TO fit, and every size for $3.49, at
EMSHEIMER's,
Eleventh Street.
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R,'lStS.otk ktIHnRIU NESTFD
u me ~ .nent nGn s.. Mn, dc.
sAruaDis ,Eu :. ICES.
ton. ct the north q rsr q iSe6S ION
OF Ohio comfy. 10 city Nst -. thc toI.
lowing Centre Wkag INn.I,
I. Lot 81 on the heiscu ofhfsfn tire,
and Alley Is, wltar Tsea,, H1k5S uoa.eI
thereon, fn,ntihs the cav sE a. I'm itrect.
2 20 much OF Le n " 9th llfAs prop
erty devised " tAsid xl = ., Amiek.
and north OF that mel hS uachmsn.
and hay ne q irosu II, ,s - 81 Nain
stree. of about is,tet .as, rwosesp Erich
House o the re- sii rae ucfK
T. The north 3CAs irchaa IAQ on the
southwest corner sAIa ~, Alhy l.,
having theron s,ci IL, tx0l>nfy fitcA
Houses fronting oae wcS - II IAdn street.
and four Two-siorNlet Hsors <S1tipE %,
Alley II. Tbs pArLSa 40 nee N, spuih
that part devised sal III tSq Roma, y
Amick. and cxteb 90 W riot - Alley ID
southwand 10 the n,ns ls q ihs 3Bth pari
ton wall ofsaid naa,E Incs. 80
sA'cs will be ma In MI p~cSID ~ii be
TrHxs OF sAit.0ScArtIn and s(yurh mcrs
Of tho purchase sng n The u4lDsrr may
elect n pay. cash ~ he rsIIs yso eynIi
payments In one a ITO y.Is inirr,,
hon day OF sale prks iasusilR. &otas wih
good personal se1ry 10 b rvS{ sstsfof b.
the purchasers, Ekinph .cU by paiis
factory Insurance &! he tale o. rctsined
until payment In d.
Executor d'knp Y wlua 1fceas.d,
J. G. HERyEy, lfhoocr h1t
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S3.4s. $40. ss.49. s3.4s.
El9ant all wool black spring jackets for
$a4Sht .EMsHEINER's,
Eleventh Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

"RfGULArE the R4gulator." Impure
bloodsitiates all the channels of health.
Warsr's Log Cabin SarsapariIls puriRes
the bSod. 1t is the best and cheapest.
40 eees for SI.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

FoR newest Spring Dress Goods, trim
mings etc, 90 to Emsheimer's Eleventh
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

Judge Camden, of ClarksbuTV, and Hon.
Henry s. Wakes got in early Monday
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
A Great RArgAln

500 dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves at CSC. pei
pair, worth 81 30.
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A Politi Move

n fOlitlcDl "oFS'
A PROPOSITION To ~REAPPOETIOE MEM-
BERs.
Mr.. Caldwell said he would like a sus-
pension Of the rule on the folio wing,
which he read:
"WHEREAs, An unnecessary inequality
in the number Of the population Of the
different wards of the city Of Wheeling
now exists, therefore, in order to enable
the Council of the city Of Wheeling to cor
rect such inequality, be it
''Resolred, First, That the Committee
on Ordinances cause the enumerations
hereinaf,r specified in these resolutions to
be made, and TO that end,
"ResolreG, Second, That the Committee
on Ordinances be and are hereby author
lied 10 employ eight persons, one for each
ward, whO,e duty it shall be to take the
sa'd enumeration in such q manner as
Council shall direct. Each OF said
enumerators shall receive for his services
as aforesaid, the following amounts: The
enumerators for the First, Sixth, Seventh
and Eighth wards, $25 for each ward, and
for the Second, Third, Fourth aud Fifth
wards, $50 each; these amounts shall he
paid out OF the contingent fund Of the city;
and the Clerk, on the direction Of said
committee, shall draw his orders on the
City Receiver for the payments TO the sew
eral enumerators.
"Rcsolpod, Third, That it shall be the
duty Of the said committee, after they
shall have received the report Of the emu
meratOrs, as aforesaid, 10 report the same
to Council, together with an ordinance
amending and reoIdaining an ordinance
entitled, "An ordinance in relation TO the
division Of the city into wards, and the
number and superintendent of the mem.
bers Of Councillor the city Of Wheeling"
Mr. Gruse attempted to say something,
but the Chair ruled that the motion 10
suspend the rules was not debat-
able. This led to q lively wrangle,
in the midst Of which the
proposition before the house got lost. After
the clerk, the reporters and several Others
had been accused of concealing or mislay-
ing the document, it was finally found in
the possession of the Chair himself, and
the racket went on. Finally an appeal
was taken from the decision of the Chair,
and the vote stood, ayes, H. nays, IL;
whereupon the Chair very promptly decid.
ed that be had been sustained.
Then, the question being on the adoption
OF the resolution, the Democrats passed the
word to one another 70 slip out, hut the
FIRST man who tried il, Mr.. Healy, caught
the eye Of the Chair, and he was arrested
at the door BY the officer on daty aad
.marrted- hack.
Then the Democrats agreed to refrain
from voting. and the ordinance was adopted
By q vote Of ayes 16, noes, 0, the Republi-
cam only voting.
Mr.. Cruise then raised the point that by
the provisions Of rule 30, il required two
thirds OF the members to make an appro-
priation Of money, or pass an ordinance,
but the Chair said all the members voting
had vote aye, and he stood on that ground,
and thus raised another row, in the course
of which several members got o little angry.
The Chair ruled against Mr.. Cruise, and
the matter ended for the time, but was
brought rp later by Mr.. Cruise, who read
the rule, but without result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

Mr.. S. w. Hall was met in the McLure
House lobby and expressed himself as fol-
lows: Railroads are the great need Of
West Virginia, and this convention will do
well to turn its attention particularly to
that one class Of enterprise. Immigration
will come along with them, and wealth
to develop the State will follow both. |
am enthusiastic concerning railroads, and
l think they are what the State needs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
INCREASE OF SALARIES.

None of these estimates were reached,
except the one relating to water WORKS.
which was passed.
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that the delegation already in bore every
appearance OF being a perfect representa-
ton Of the business interests of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

SPECIAL bargains in Silks, Cashmeres
and Henrietta Cloths AT Stone Il Thomas'.
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city prison, sSs7.4O; scales, sos %; real
estate, 1887. 80, cemeteries, S2os 81: sa's-
ries, 81, 500 IS; oontingeneies, s2'ISI.oS;
oompromise loan, $1,0o; Water Board,
$40, o54 90; gas works, SI,Ssl14.
CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.
City Collector Brice reported having
paid over the following amounis: r., o.,,
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We All Remember 'Em.

New YORK CITY, February 81, 1888.
To The Editor Of The Register:
SIG:-If there are any Of your present
readers who remember a company known
as the Shriver Greys, of Wheeling, that
went down to the Southern army during
the late unpleasantness in, / think, 1851,
1 would be very much obliged to hear from
some of than.
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The w. & III. Railroad Ordinance
pASSrD ..svrD,

The Branch then took Up the Wheeling
and Harrisburg Railroad ordinance. An
effort was made to have It laid over, until
the Committee on Ordinances should have
made q final report on the B. & o. ordi-
mace. This was rejected by q very heayY
majority, and the ordinance was read and
passed without amendment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

The Beard of Police and Fire Commis-
sioners made q recommendation that the
salary of the Chief Marshal be increased
from 81, 900 to 81 200 Per annum; that the
salary of the Clerk OF the Board be IL
creased from 500 TO S65 per month, and
submitted an ordinance making the in
crease 80 far as it related to the Chief, the
Clerks salary not being fixed by ordi'
nance.
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Respectfully yours,

RUSSELL j. MORGAN.
Please address:-Rassell J. Morgan,
Grand Central Depot, Depot Masters
Office, New York City.
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THE PROTEST
OF BUSINESS MEN LOCATED ALONG NINE
TENTH STREET,

Against he B. 4 0. Being Allowed TO Go
Along the South Bank Of the
C~rssk-Thsy Want the Line
on the North Side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

William NJ. Clements was found IN his
elegant private car West Virginia" at
the b. & q. passenger station. MIR. Glenn
ents shows his feeling toward the State OF
his nativity in the name his car bears, and
was found to be enthusiastic in his praise
of our State and its possibilities. When
asked what plan he thought best to adopt
in the coming convention to best insure the
success CT the projected enterprise, he en-
Enthusiastically replied, Anything for the
good OF West Virginia" He said further:
"West Virginia's material resources and
advantages stand unsurpassed and all that
is needed is development To do this We
need capital and an increased population
to take up and occupy that part OF the
States domain which is now comrara-
lively useless but at the same time rich in
everything which goes to make up the
natural wealth of the world. Oar
company has appointed an I'M
migration agent to inform persons
DESTROYS of locating along our lines, and
appointment of q committee to give infor-
nation and encourage immigration not
only of families, but capital rs well, should
be the first thing done by the convention.
Jackson county, in which | live, will send
thirty-iive delegates in a special car, and if
all other parts ofthe State u ont as well,
the one thousand delegates expected will
be here. The convention will send West
Yirgiuia's name for and wide throughout
the country and will be n better advertise
ment than any other thing that could be
done"
MyjOr +. W. S Moore, Secretary and
Treasurer of the West VIRGINIA Central
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

D. c. Miller, Of the Mountain Breeze,
Waynesboro, North Carolina, formerly Of
Tucker county, this State, is among the
visitors TO help boom his old State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

L. s. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

Those P,m,l~ 80. ain ssdsr win
rapidly vanish Ssa pats skio<Dscce~ 'osP
aGd ointment
Cleansing el Healing Plpsf'. shin.
Success soap snjealasnl frfe1o 5bf ell ss's
d,seases.
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ESTIMATES.

ESTIMATES.
The various Boards and committees
which have prepared their annual esu-
mates submitted them, as follows: