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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23
sources for the year 1881. Of s45. O45. o9, o.
% Der cent, Is compared with the yeal

sources for the year 1881, Of $45. 045. 02, o.
% per cent, as compared with the yea,
1886.
Ths increase in the expenses. IS CON-
pared with the year 1886, was SIS. T4.96,
or IA "a per cent. To this increase Of sx'
penses add the increase 10 tie hire OF the
equipment, A ,597. Is, and allowances
made on freight accounts. 1882 20, and
deduct the amount Of so, 303.H from the
increased earnings, SIS, 045 %, shows an
increase of net earnings of $24,74l.6S over
those of 1886. The net earnings Of 1885
were $51, 662 81, and the net earnings Of
the year 1887 are SIC, 403 SO.
Recognising the increased traffic on your
road, and the probable wants and require.
ments In the neal future for additional
track and storage room for cars, two parcels
Of real estate, suitable for such purposes,
we're purchased during the year, one south
Of Wheeling creek and west Of the River
side Iron Works, between Water street and
the river, known as the Tusoerawas prop
erty, for the sum Of $3.50, the other in
North Wheeling, lying between your nail
road track and the Ohio river, known as
the keg factory property, for the sum Of
SIS. 900.
The present condition Of your road is
full Of encouragement and oil indications
point to o successful and prosperous fh-
ture.
By order Of the Board of Directors,
@. ID. HUBBARD,
President
The Directors did not organize yester.
day, there not being q quorum present at
tie reading of the report.
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Number Of tons Of freight carried In
1887, 500, 435.
Number Of tons carried one mile, 1i,478,.
930.
Revenue from the same, $i47, 7s3. IA.
Number Of passengers carried in 1887,
125,
Number carried one mile, 1,9i5, 562.
Revenue from the same, $50, 400 IS.
Statements are herewith submitted
showing the further operations Of your
road for the year 1897:
No. i, betterments furnished by losee.
No. 2, local and foreign tonnage, ton
mileage and revenue; earnings and coat
per ton per mile, aud average haul per ton.
No, 3, classified tonnage.
No. 4, number Of passengers carried, pas.
sepger mileage and revenue, earnings, and
ccst yer passenger per mile, and average
trip per passenger.
No. 5, mileage Of trains, earnings, ex.
penses, and net earning per mile run BY
trains; mileage Of CATS, average number OF
freight cars per engine, and average mum.
Der OF passenger, baggage and express
cars per engine.
No. @, expenses in detail.
An examination of these statements will
show an expenditure for betterments BY
lessee in 1857 Of Sl9, 800 SO, in 1885 Of
SIS, 9l5 80, an increase Of 50, 4O5 %. The
principal portion Of this expenditure, or
$17,S3l So, was for the additional bridge
over Wheeling creek, the extension of the
freight depot at Wheeling, and the siding.
and tracks connected Herewith.
The increase Of tonnage in 1887 as com
pared with 1856, was lis, 400 tohs; all Of
which was local, there being q decrease OF
%, sos tons in The fJreigo tonnsge. and the
increase in earnings was SIS, 027. 70, or
"a 05 per cent. The greatest increase In
tonnage was in lumber, 90, 54f tens, coke,
13, 35l tons, and pig iron and bloom iron,
ii, 123 tons. The greatest decrease was In
coal, 9,257 tons.
The increase in the number ,of psssen.
gers carried wa II, $40, of which II, 800
were local and 500 foreign. The increase
in earnings was S., 6s7 50, or ~ n per
cent or this increase in earnings, S., 1i7.-
OF or IL 50 per cent was from local pas
sepgers, and $3.50. 70, or II 10 per cent.
from foreign, showing . very uniform rate
Of increase.
The increased earniDgs from mails,
and other sources were 1919 43.
showing an increase Of earnings from all
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Balance In the hands Of the trees

Also IN connection with the treasuIer's
account, the general and income accounts
are submitted, showing in brief the result
Of the years operations and the balance
sheet Of the Company.
The earnings and expenses Of your road
for the year 1887, under the different
heads Of account, compared with those for
the year 1886, will be seen by the follow
ing statements:
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements az Citizens znd tbs Coming
and Going OF StrBnksrs-
c. F. Ditman, of North Main street. Is in
the East on a business trip.
Mrs. G. +. Ditman, the popular milhner,
has returned from = three months trip to
California.
Mr.. ". d. Blake, Of the Third ward sur
prised his many friends BY quietly marry
ing Miss Lizzie Sansorz, Thursday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock, Rev. II. Stafford perform
ing the ceremony.
Mr.. p. B. Dobbins, who still at Eureka
Springs, writes that he iqknsnnaziax and
"a now able 20 take his daily horseback
ride. and his many friends hope that he
will SON he entirely Eeccsered.
DIR. W. P. Ewing, one Of Charleston's
eminent physicians, member Of the State
RoaTd of Health, remained in Wheeling
Yesterday, while on his sAy home, from
Marijnsbure, where be had been attending
a meeting Of the State Board Of Health-
Tbs doctor made some pleasant aequaint-
ances while here.
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TheIr RusIne.s BoomIng.

Probably no one thing has caused sucl
a general revival of trade at Logan q CO.
drug store as their giving away to then
customers Of 81 many free bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade n simply eDormous IN this
very valuable article from the fact that II
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting 4 trial bottle free, large size 81.
Ever bottle warranted.
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THE "PEWIKY.'
THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
VERY SATISFACTORY.
A Large Increase in Tonnage and in he Number o.
Passengers Oarisd-fhs Earnings Equal
10 Nearly Eleven Per CEN.

The annual meeting Of the stakeholder
Of the Wheeling, Pittsburg and Kentucky
Railroad Company was held at the office o
the company yesterday afternoon at on
o'clock. DR.. T. H. Logan was called to tn
chair, and MI. j. II. Bellville acted q.
Secretary. The following Board Of Direc
tors was elected to serve for the ensuing
year: G. D. Hubbard, Jno. Mcclure, JOSEPH
Speidel, William Thaw aad Thomas d
Messler. Mr.. Speidel represented Ohio
eounty's interest in the road, and wa
elected to the Board Of Directors in placs
of Mr.. Reilly.
The animal report Of President G. D.
Hubbard was read as follows:
To the Stockholders of The Pits6urg. Whed'
ing ard Keatueky Railroad Company:
Your Board of Directors herewith sub.
nit the annual report Of the operations Of
your road, under the lease to the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad Com.
pany, for the year ending December 81,
1887, and the financial condition Of your
Company at that date. q
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NEWTON BEERS.

a Good Performance Given at h Grand
Opera House, Last Night.
The dooSs of the Grand Opera House
were not opened until ten minutes past
eight, last night, owing TO the late arrival
of the company billed to appear there
Newton Beers in 'bOst 10 London" The
crowd gathered before the entrance ON
Twelfth street and extended down Is far
as Market, and although the weather was
bitter cold they remained until the doors
opened.
The company came from Springfield,
Ohio, and arrived hers at 7:30 p. IN,
of scenery used completely filed a car.
This had all to he taken % the theatre an
put up before the show could 90 o n. The
large pieces had TO he takenin through the
main entrance aud through the audience.
This amused the audience somewhat until
the orchestra made its appearance. At
S:45 the curtain went Up. All the scenery
and the calcium lights could not
be used, but tonight every
thing will be in readiness for q 6rst-claSs
performance. The show, as il was given,
was excellent the acting, scenery, COS
tunes, etc, etc beirg very fine. The
pan pipe singers aud the two grand ballots
10 make the performance 3 tine one.
Mr.. Newton Beers is . general fsyOrite
here, and will draw big houses at each per
formance.
Seats are on sale OF Sheib's music store.
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The best salys in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, C~hilblains,
COrns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
IL IL guaranteed 10 give satisfaction on
money refunded. PRICE, cents per boz.
For sale by Logan q Co
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HIGHWAY.
Dol va Of Boats aud Boatmsa Along Ne
Ohio.

Ohio.
The Ben Hur will he to-1ay's Parkers
burg packet at II q M.
The Scotia passed up at Z 4. m. and the
Fashion down at 4 q. IN.
The marks on the landing lsst evening
indicated IL feet 6 inches and rising.
The Louis A Sherley will be up to-day
aud will leave Tomorrow afternoon at J
O'Clock for Cincinnati.
The Alex Swift and Alarm passed down
with coal at 4 p. N i, and the Onward and
Nellie Walton nj 4:30 p. M.
The marks from above yesterday were:
Parker, 8 feet 4 inches and rising, clear;
Oil City, z feet and rising, clear; Brow ns-
vile, 10 feet 3 inches and rising, cloudy;
Morgantowu, 6 feet s inches aud station
sry, cloudy; Lock No. 4. IL iset 8 inches
and rising, fair; Greensboro, Is and sta.
t~ionary, cloudy; Riee's Landing, 10 feet
3 inches and rising, cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

l HAVE had catarrh for twenty yean
and used all kinds Of remedies without
relief. MI. Smith, druggist Of Littis
Falls. recommended Eiyis Cream Balm,
The eject Of the first application wa
msgical, it allAyed the Inflammation and
the next morning my head was a. clssf o,
= beh. ons boztie has dDse me 50 much
good that I am convinced its use win effect
q permanent cure- It Is soothing. pleas
ant and easy to apply, ard I strongly urge
its use by all suffererR-Geo. Terry, Little
Falls N. Y.
Apply Balm into each nsstri1.
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sEPersOns desiring mi REGIS
TER served at their homes can secure
"a by postal card, request, or order
through telephone. WhereldeltVery
Il Irregular, please make Immediate
complaint 90 the once.
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Index u New advertisements.
SEcONn PAGE.

Excursion to Gcrmany-H =. Behrens.
Cinderella COX Ranges -Nesbiit & Bro.
Notice TO MOvers-RObcrt Luke.
For Sale or Kent - House on Fifteenth Street.
Excelsior Baking POWder-R. III. List.
FOURTH PAGE.
Inform ton Wanted Of Elijah NJ. Morgan.
For Cincinnati steamer Louisa. Sherley.
Watches and Diamonds Found in Tea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

For THREE WEEKS I was suffering irou
a severe cold in my head, accompanied by
q pain in the temples. l tried some Of the
many catarrh remedies without any relief.
Ely's Cream Balm was recommended to
me. After only six applications Of the
Balm every trace Of my cold was removed
Henry C. Clark, LIST Division New York
Appraisers Office.
TWAS TROUBLED With eatarrh 10 my
bead to an annoying el tent for three years.
After using one bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm j WA entirely cuied.-Wm. j. Cline,
Victor, Y. Y.
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SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK JUST
RECEIVED,

a run line In all the --latest Designs
in SaifinE-, PantRlOonlngs and over
cOatinEs. which VIII be made mp I'm
the Latest ~ fstyIeS and al Reasonable
prices. scotch SuitingS = Specially.
First-cIass work and ne guaranteed.
Our tents Furnishing Department
includes all the Newest Novelties of
the Season.
a. HESS a SONS,
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CITY HAIL NEWS.
Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
OF the Municipal Government.

-
Points Picked Up Abo the Headquarters
OF the Municipal Government.
The session of the Committee on Finance,
called for last evening, was devoid Of any
especial interest. The. call was issued
under the apprehension that the estimates
for the various departments, heretofore
made by the committee, contained an
error to the amount Of six thousand dollars
or 90, but when the City Solicitor, whose
duty it is to draw the ordinance, came 10
check off the figures with the committee,
last evening, il was found that the whole
trouble had arisen from the failure Of some
one to give the Solicitor all the data be
should have had in his possession. The
estimates and appropriations, as printed in
the REGIsTER, stand.
In the matter of the resolution offered in
the session Of the Finance Committee, last
Saturday evening, by Mr.. Mitchell, pre-
viding that the receipts Of the Gas and
Water Boards should be deposited in the
general treasury of the city as fast as col
lected, and which resolution wa by the
committee referred to the City Solicitor, q
report has been made, in which Mr.. CaldS
well gives it as his opinion that the statute
Of 1892 stands in the way Of any such &C
ton as is contemplated in Mr.. Mitchell's
proposition. Mr.. Caldwell holds that the
two Boards mentioned must have the Gus
tody Of their money and actually disburse
the same, subject to the orders of Council.
In other words, Council can order the
Water Commissioners or the Trustees of the
Gas Works to pay any amount which may
be named for q specific purpose, but cannot
remove the cash from the custody and con-
troll Of the Boards.
The idea Mr.. Mitchell had was not to
deny these two departments Of the city
government any money for which they
could find use, but was simply to prevent a
state Of affairs occurring last year, in city
monetary matters. That was the borrowing
Of quite q sun of money by the city, at six
per cent, while there was thirty or forty
thousand dollars in the treasures of the
Gas aud Water Boards, which was only
drawing three per cent. With all the money
in one treasury, it is held that the city
would often save large sums for interest
on outstanding orders, while the useful.
ness of the Water and Gas departments
would in no sense beimpaired. However,
this has all been knocked in the head by
Mr.. Caldwell's opinion, and things will
have TO run on in the old way.
At last evenings session OF the Finance
Committee, the City Solicitor was instruct
ed TO fill the blanks in the annual license
ordinance with the same sums as in the
ordinance now in force. The ordinance
will probably pass in this shape.
There were two cases before His Honor
in Police Court, yesterday morning.
Officer Dunlap made one arrest yester-
day.
There have been within two or three Of
one hundred arrests so far this month.
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l.. s. GOOD. 1125 and ll27 Main st,
3TeeIin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rhernometer RECORD.

Mr.. @. SchrepE, the Opera HOuse drug.
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Thursday: z a. m, 81;
3 M, %; IL m, %; 3 D. N, 81 2 p.
m II. Weather, e~hangeable.
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NO Weieome Rslea.s.

Nfust Il not be 20 those Sno eoaEse life long
nosn~ snaerinsg From childhood TO old az
- Oa--ons are tounsnted With rheumatism
..s1Ir-aIsla- Ordinary medication and topi-
=, ,n~sSiss are Of sight and always OF temper.
"a"sc. To escape the extreme fortunes q
aS oompAints they should be an
these MN cnfsef with hOstetter's Stomach
nihls.ea sieS expeis nom the system ne acrid
iSmpHdtsS Ihsi Sega hem ss1sre1 The sySasnes =
10 is eihcses 1nss and soFongiy~ eoncurrent ana
ulAr = yssy ~ StoIsnt ioips Of these diseases
eonylneaos. terrfbiy racksd A wipeglGsMl
or W. o. lne raspile nom pain, and enable.
usually nnss 1870 much needed repose. FcS
ne sufferer malafid Complaints, indigts
ndns{ rcompisinf and constipation. the Biters
HI HkeWife bonenciAA
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Hem advertisements.
S~LOST.

TLosT.
On Tuesday morning, March 20, lsSs, Elijah
n. Morgan, son Of Elihu Morgan, (posimastcr
al Sterling p. o., wetEel county, W. Va q young
man about ~ years DID. left his home aud came
10 New MArinsville - consult a physician. 4.
he was not IN good health, L. Is feared he la,
lost his mind. lie IL about 5 feet . or 10 inches
in heis ut, smooth face, had on a dark colored
dress coat and We Il, aud a very old pair OF pants
badly worn and patched, button gsiter Shoes, a
low crowned black ha.. Was last seen at New
Martinsyll!e. Tuesday afternoon
mr1la cad FLInU MORGAN.
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Thirty Dollars Stolen.

Sometime between the hours Of four and
five O'Clock Wednesday afternoon some
party as yet unknown entered the resi-
dence OF John Weitzel, on Coal street, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth, and opening a
bureau drawer, took a bundle Of papers
consisting Of a deed for the house, An in
surance policy, etc, and three ten dollar
bills, which were in among the papers for
safe keeping, Officer Hazlett was notified Of
the robbery, and ascertsined that a boy had
been seen about the house, and on the fence
about the time the money wa taken. He
cross-questioned the young man and caught
him in several untruths, but as he had no
positive proof sgainst him he was not arrest
oil
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q. e a SONS,
1921 and Market street.

DOS'T fail to see the new stock and
patterns of Wall Paper at Orrs, Al Twelfth
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

BEFORE purchasing elsewhere look over
the new stock and patterns OF Wall pspe'
at 81 Twelfth street.
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LOTS OF COAL.
A Big shipment Preparing Up at PI,t,bupg
for Down the River.

A Big Shipment Preparing Up at Piit,bupe
for Down the River.
There will be II big shipment Of Goa
from Pittabnrg during the present week
The recent warm weather caused the snoV
to rapidly melt along the Allegheny, anG
the heavy rains caused it to rapidly rise
Bot comparatively little of the rise is from
the upper MonoDgahela. At noon yester
dsy the marks at Pittsburg registered
nearly twelve feet, while here there wal
about the same amount Of water. The re
ports from up the Allegheny were still
more encouraging, and, Notwithstanding
the sudden cold spell, the rivermen are cal
culating upon from fifteen to eighteen feel
OF water here. With this it will be four OIL
five days before the water sgain reeedes to
point below the coal boatiDg stage.
It was at first expected that the big OBJ
~struction at Brown's leland would pre-.
vent large shipments of coal, but the II,
ports yesterday were more encouraging.
II wa stated that the obstruction was sill
gone, with the exception Of that which ia
on the dam. This will let the tow boats
through with small lows Ia some cases
two towboats will be sent through With
each tow to hurry the coal through the
narrow channel at that point.
There are nearly 5000, 600 bushels Of
coal loaded in the different pools and at
the Pittsburg landings. 1t is expected
that between 1000, 600 and 5000, 900
bushels will be sent ont on the present
rise. A large amount vas shipped
yesterday, and several boats passed this
city during the afternoon. There is very
little coal in the yards at Cincinnati.
still considerable aAost. The
prices have dropped to such 0 Low figure
the operators say they will hs lucky
they get their lows through without any
wrecksge and make even q small profit.
Coal is now selling at Cincinnati for 81
cents for fourth pool and 6 TO 8 cents for
puui The present riss viii rua or
much Of the loaded coal that the out.
look Is bright for the miners fog eonsidera-
BILE more work then they had calculated
upon. The empties will be returned as
quickly n possible and distributed in the
pools to be loaded.
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OFFIcR OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY

nPFICR OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
~ Court Ohio County. W. Va.
In the matter Of the p.obate OF the will CT
Adaline Mcdonald, deceased.
This 18th day OF Mach, A. D. lsss, Hauist
Murray and Alfred W, Murray, her husband.
filed their petition. asking Tor the probate Of The
pearing by said petition and an afldavit nlei
herein that Amanda Mckee, Andrew Mckee,
her husbani; John McDousld Petty Mcdonald
Ada'ine Mcdonald, volney Mcdonald aud CLARK
Mcdonald are non-re idents Of the State OF West
Virgins, II Is therefore ordered that the afore.
said parties DO appear within one month from
the drt publication hereof and do what IL nee.
essary tO protect their interest In this mater.
Published the tint time March 20, ISIS
GE0RGE HOOK, Clerk.
/. r. JOKES, Attorney. mreooawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

CALL on any Of the officers or incorpo-
rators Of the Eagle Building Association
and subscribe for stock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

II you only want a cheap Wall Paper
get fresh new stock and patterns at IL
Twelfth street.
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UEEP YOUR EYE OPEN if:y e

KEEP YOUR EYE OPEN II: you
- would MOI be ylctimized by imposten aud
frauds who are flooding the market with worth.
lass limitations Of Renson's Plaster. These
pirates who seek 70 Goat their worthless pro.
ducts on the reputation OF Benson's Plaster
resort TO many tricks for which their class 10
famous, and II buyers are not exceedingly eau.
uous they frequently find themselves yictlmized
by INSCRIPTIONS dealers who aid aud abet In
such deception for u division OF the profits
Honest dealers will unite with physicians in
recommending Henson's Plaster rs superior
TO all other external remedies for coughs, colds,
rleuhsy, chest pains. bsckache. Kidney anec
tiOns, malaria, rheumatism, %sciatics. lumbsgo
and aches AMI pains OF every description
sEABURY d JOHNSON,
mris(p Sole ManuScturer, New York.
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Sent Back to jail.

Louis Noltie and Bass McCOnnaushey,
the two men arrested by Officer Shorts,
Wednesday, for monkeying around the
Jail, were a~rraigned before Justice Davis,
Yesterday, under the not of good fame act,
and were remanded to Jail for n year in
default of $500 bail.
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Bucklln's Araica sAlvs.

The Esgle Building Association will
start March 31st. Take stock at once.
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A Lo. of Diamond. Found In Wheeling

A Lot Of Diamonds Found In Wheeling.
Yesterday, r. F. Kidd, firm of Kidd &
hays, attorneys at law, Chenille, W. Va,
cent 80 club order for twenty-seven
cana Of tea 70 tie Elehe Tea Co, 1871
Main street, Wheeling, and got in one can
o genuine diamond shirt stud, in another
. genuine diamond ring, and In three other
cans solid gold band rings; Mrs. A. Null
ler, Beilaire, paid s. for three cans Of tea
and found in q twenty-five silver dol
lsrsi 7. Marshall, fireman en- the Pan
Handle X r, fonpd q gent's solid gold
hunting case Elgin watch in his can, aud
many Others found genuine diamonds ssd
soho gold hunting case Americaa watches
In their cans Of ten. Come yourself or
send In your orders. Mail orders promptly
forwarded TO n lparts Ct the United States.
DSn't forget the number 113i Main street
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

PERSONS desiring to make q good, safe
aud profitable Investment take stock in
the Eagle Building Association.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
First Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Edward Ledyard, d. D., Of
steubenville, Ohio, preached in this church
last evening, o most instructive and i'm
p~ressiye sermon TO q large congregation.
The pastor, DR.. Cunningham, will preach
this evening preparatory TO the commun-
ion on the Sabbath.
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THE Eagle Building Association viii DC
the largest ever started in this section.