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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
SPEARS ANLE COMPANY.
A Certificate of Incorporation Issued 10y
thn Secondary OF SlAte.

A Certificate OF Incorporation Issued by
the Secretary oil State.
The Secretary of State has ISSUED GER
tifcate of Incorporation TO the Spears Axle
Company, organized for the purpose Of
manufacturing, buying and selling and
dealing in axles, castings, implements,
tools, machinery and mechanical appll-
nnces and articles; OF manufacturing, buy
ing, selling aud dealing in iron and steel,
in all forms and in all articles made there
from, OfmanuiacturlnE, mining horlng Tor,
producing, buying, selling "ud dealing II
any articles or materials used IN
the manufacture Of iron OF steel III any
form or in the manufacture of any
article made thercfr0m; Of buying and
selling other merchandise, and OF con-
Quoting such Other hn.iues- ~ may he m
ridental or advantageous t. the manuiac-
turr ut iron or steel 81 ot any article made
thrreirom. The priucipal office to he at
Wheeling, and charter to rNplIc III WI
The sum OF five bundled dollars has been
subscribed TO the capital stock ana nifty
dollars paid in with privilege of increasing
stock to two hundred thousand dollars IT,
all. The rorporators are Ralph II. Spears,
John G.. Hoffman, Sr., John q. Hoffman.
Jr., Andrew Ritz and Nicodemu1 RITZ. all
of Wheeling. The work of tearing dawn
the old Lancaster house, on tho property
purchased by the company, an the corner
Of Water and rwenty-seycnth stlrris has
been commenced, and is being pushed
vigorously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
\ COMBINE.


Natural Gas Companies of tho ohio Val
ley Form IA Protective Association.
Rcpr, sentative, OF the natural gas com
panirs of the Ohio Valley, west OF and in
Guiding Wheeling, met At the M"nomguI,ia
House nj pittsburr, Wednesday night, for
the purpose of forming an assorialion to
secure an equitable adjustment OF rates,
uniform pressure, the regulation Of field
opcratinns aud the general advancement Of
the hest interests Ol the various companies
The companies represented were the Royal,
of Strubruville; the Wheeling, ri Wheeling
and Ecllaire; the Mahuningot loungstowni
the Citizens, nc Beaver Falls; lheShcnamG",
of New Castle: the Natural Gas Company,
of West Virginia. ofWhecliDg; the Colur!-
bia, of Sharon; the Home Gas Company
of YuungStnwn; the Lawrence, OF Penn
sylvania; the Bridrtwdtcr, OF Rochester
the Ohio Valley, 0t East Liverpool; the
Mercer Gas Fuel, OF Mercer; the ONO
Valley, OF Srwickly, and the 'rIieyuc, OF
Bellevue.
An organization was elected by tho
election of W. j. Logan President and /.
II. Williams Secretary. Mr.. Logan 's
President OF the Royal Gas Company OF
Steubenyille. 4 general discussion WAS
had over the objects OF the association 5
formation. By regulating field operations
it is designed to put stop to wildcat
ting" in short, the organization is pro
trctiyc ono and bids fair to prove OF great
strength. Another meeting will be held
at the Monongahca House next Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
N SMALL WAY.
TIE N-N- 81 the bay pOintediN Para
Srsphed tor Haqty Readers.

TIE Nrw- Of the bay rointedy Para
Srsphed tor nasty Readers.
KR,urr'~ hand played ior swell ball
N Charleston. "Wednesday evening.
Tua Circuit Court Hid not convene yes
teripy. Judge Enyd'S Com; will meet
this morning.
TuE Executive Committee OF Flint
Glass Workers spent all day yesterday 1"
session 10 Plltsburg, but nothing new re
suited.
7. HrGr~ was yesterday appointed
guardian tor the orphan children OF K. ID.
Carter. deceased Bond, $500; &. o smith
surety.
Mr.. F. n. CEAGu, Secretary Of Phlio
Council. National Uuion, has paid over TO
Mrs J. b Reed the amour. OF Insurance
npon the lie of her late husband.
THERE we're eleven cases before HIS
Honor Yesterday morning Seven paid,
three went to the hill, and the remaining
nne WAS ui,ru two minutes to get out al
town.
OFFICER DEEr yesterday caught tw"
hoys IN the act OF stealing bottled beer
from one al k-ymHuus wagons. vi az
count ofthe extreme youth OF the boys the
officer let them 20.
An interesting meeting OF |. :. Grant
Post, Sons OF Veterans, was held ut their
hall last evening. c. l.. Abbott, Com
nander- in Chi,t will be here ON the 18th.
The order here is rapidly gow!ug.
EPIPHANY, tine Glh OF January, l. les
tiyal OF great Importance in the Episcopa
Church. At st. lukr's, Island, Rev. Mr.
CAN'T VIII preach al appropriate sermon
and have full service, assisted by tn
choir Hour toe services, 40 p. m.
On January the present l7.cent rat
from Wheeling To Chicago on iron nu'
nails in carload shipments will be reduce
TO fifteen cents per hundred pounds ant
the rate tor less than car load lots will b.
| III cents. 70 East st. Louis the rate vii
| be Il cents in car load lots and q cents ol
shipmrnts OF less than car loads. Ihcs
are said to be the lowest freight rates ol
| iron, nails and steel that were ever given
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
4 Grand Army Association.

Messrs. Henry Sramon, b. h. Dovencr,
p. B. Dobbins, f. If Crago and c. +. II
win have formed = corporation Ia he known
A. the Grand Army Association Of Vince
Ing, the purpose of which is beneyolence
and charity. The association desires the
privilege al holding real estate to the value
of g25 coo and personal property to the
value OF 5000, and also asks to he NJ
lowed to make such bylaws, rules and
regulations as may lie deemed necessary
for the accomplishment OF the purpose for
which the association is formed.
The association will meet this evening
for the election of officers, etc. The Grand
Army folks have leased Union Hall, on
Main street. for term Of seven years, and
il is designed that the c. \. K. Pos :, the
Wonrn's l;rlief Corps, the Sons Of Nrtcr.
aus, aul all similar organizations will meet
there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
GOT HIS HEAD rUNCmED.
4 Fate which stranger In Bridgeport
Richly Deserved.

4 Fate which a Stranger In Bridgeport
Richly Deserved.
The Brllairr "gum boot man must have
straycd mp the river Wednesday. That
night Mus. Emma McCully started to cross
from Bridgeport to Kmkwood. Az she
was proceeding along Grccnhuck street, in
the last named town, she noticed man
following her. The fellow passed her, and
then came back and caught hold Of her,
throwing her 10 the pavement She
screamed at lively rate, and the fellow
released her and IAN Yesterday morning
she again saw the same man, aud going
over to Bridgeport she informed her broth
er Joe McCOnnaugbey, OF what had Oc-
CURED. Joe hnnted the fellow up and
punched his head in Grst-class style. He
was stranger in Bridgeport, but refused
to give his name.
Mrs. Nancy Gibhens, OF this city, had Il
somewhat similar experience, She had
gone over to Kirkwopd to visit Mrs. ThOs
Gibbons, when she was assaulted by a man
who WAS evidently the same fellow who
attacked Mrs McCuily. She managed to
attract attention by screaming, and the
fellow ran away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
4 EaIIrond Pointer,

Thee WAS SOME little excitement occa-
sron among railroad people i'll Martins
Ferry, yesterday, over the advent Of Chief
Engineer Hanlon, OF the Cannon Ball'
line. 1t is related that this gentleman had
a large New York draft cashed Mt the bank
aud later in the day paid ont the money TO
Il real estate owner in the vicinity of Bur
lington, who deposited the money within
two hours after it. was che ckcd ont by
Mr.. Hulon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

Which the .l, of mortality at uuy large siiN
ma, Ir. f,.y designated aui you will tad tina,
renal amt v,>.ral wslsdi"-. that Is ." say. Those
that affect the Kidneys coz bladder, have 'c
murkuhlr promiueuce-wc hal almost said pre-
n,ptr,au.r. Hrirhts disease ana diabetes in
rho rhruul, .,ageBrc rarely utred, and gravel
.srsrrB az the bladder and rnurrNls >.ay many.
Vet nj the outset when the trouble merely
,.,,,.,,,r.f, L., inactivity ct the organs involved,
o.. lancer NAV De- uulIugt by thai pleasant
I'M rg,,ir ana tiurel!r, Hu>,r,tcrs ~tomar o
Rtltsr. which lmparls thc requisite amount oI
tone tu the organs. without over r\'lu"N '5vl''
....,,.. .., ,a,l.gatr preparation. DYSPEPSIA. %
u.piat rp,,,nmrtHul ui renal complaints. anu de-
Ml.t,. which they Invariably pr0du'H are rem
stlet by It. so also are constipation M7Iai'"l.
rheumatic Hut nervous W.IurUis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Miss Cora Tanner.

The charming aud talented actress Miss
Cora Tanner will appear at the Opera
House next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings III Col. Sims great drama
Alone in London, and crowded houses
ARE assured The New York Nirror speak
ing Of the play says: "lIous"s we've
crowded during the second week of "Al"ue
in I.onden, or A Woman against the
World, " at tha Park, standing room only
being the rule every night. 1t would
have run month or siy weeks as well ns
a fortnight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Select Dancing Academy.

Prof John Mullen will reopen his Aca-
deny Tuesday, January 10th, in Germania
Hall, corner Of Fourteenth aud Market
streets , A class Tor ladies and gentlemen
will he formed from 40 to 10 o'clock,
and will continue every Tuesday aud
Thursday.
The Professor returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him during the past twenty years, and
homes Tor continuance OF the same All
desiring to learn to dance should call upon
him at the above time and place. When
there are a sufficient number of appliCa-
tiuus Il childrrn's class will he formed in
the afternoons Parents will confer a favor
by addressing him ut No. ll35 Market
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

The talented and fair young actress
Frances Bishop, supported by an excellent
company Of comedy stars, Including Mr.
Alt Mcdowell, as the land agent, will APP
pear at the Grand Opera House three
nights aud Wednesday matinee, commcnc-
ing Oh Monday evening next The new
"Mugg's Landing will be produced
Monday and Wednesday evenings and
Wednesday matinee while her new play
"Gyp" will he put on Wednesday evening
only. Srnts ON sale at Shelh,s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
i.0iNT4 oN ptorLF,
,tnysmouts ~ Citizens ana the Coming
ard Going "T StrtuEorH'

ytnysmouts oT citizens S"u inc O""l"E
aud Going az str"u2orH'
Ed Bell. of Fast Liverpool, o was IN
the city yesterday.
George Hoffman. OF Kansas City, left for
the Egst last evening
Frank A. Dohr1uSn, Jr, of Pittsburp,
was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mfr. G.. s. Weaver, Of MoundsyilIe, reg
i.tered mt the McLure yesterday.
DIR. A. +. Mey err, a prominent citizen OF
West Liberty, was ia the city yesterday.
Miss Hannah Newhurgrr, ct Prkers
burg. * the guest OF Miss Fannie Hey
mann.
J. V. Mccullough aud l.. A. Miller ol
Steubenyille. came down yesterday aud
stopped at the MrihTe.
John Drake, formerly Of Hobbs, Broc-
kunier x Co. g glass works, leaves for Eos
toria to-day to accept position there.
Mt J. p. Gilchrist, of LeatherwCod, re-
turned to New York; yesterday, aItrr
spruding the holidays with his family.
Miss LYDIA Prince, OF the Garden Spot,
returned hOmeI On Tuesday from w."
weeks visit to Neville Island, near Pitts
burg.
Mrs Elizabeth C. Brooks, wife Of Fred
erick F. Brooks, Of Charleston, diedIn that
city Wednesday morning in the siNhell
year of her age
Mt. and Mrs Jaeger, who have been yiS.
ting Mrs Jacger's father, Mayor Z. W.
Seahright, for ten days past, lett for Day
export, Ia, their home, Yesterday.
Miss Irene T. Meyers, OF West Liberty,
Left Yesterday for Mississippi, to spend tbo
winter with her brother, Prot. J. \. Mey
erS. of the Mississippi State College.
Jas FiilsimmOUs, a well known iarmtf
from Limestone, w. Va, who has hrcn
visiting the family OF Hugh Olia'a, on
North Huron ~tg,rt, returned home yeSler.
dav.
Mr.. John Mack, a well known hotel
keeper Of Ciurkshurg, who hiss h'en visit
my relatives on the island, returned home
Yesterday. lie was accompanied hy his
cousin, Miss Nuuie Hollien.
Mis- a. May and Alice kennedy enter
famed uumher OF their friends IN AN IN
formal aud pleasant manner at their home
on Thirteenth street last evening, aul a
most delightful time WAS spent. Progress
iy. ruchre w:ls the chief amusement, and
many exciting games took place. the We
tors beiug handsomely rewarded. Re
fr,Sbments and an enjoyable congeTsallone
.,d4I a most delightful evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
wurELrNGs AGGREGATION.
The Team She VIII Put in the Field Mex
Srnson--Thelr OHcial Averages.

The foam She VIII Put In the Field Next
srason--Thelr Omcisl Averages.
Manager A. C. Buckenberger Of the
wEeeliug base bali club, who ID in De
troit, writes to the REGISTER thai he has
hecu compelled to change his April dates
some, hut has booked the following clubs
up to date: Al Wheeling, April llth and
18th, Buffalo; 18TH, pittshuIg; 10th, Gin
c;nuati; 18th and 18th, and probably 18th,
Toronto; 18th or 27lh, Detroit; play at
Pittsburg, BIRD.
He cnclu.cs the following official aver
age OF the team complete and says. AS
hitters they can hardly be equalled and as
feeders they are away up, and every man in
the tearu, excepting twU Of the pitchers, il
star base runner ~ The averages are as
follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Amateur burglars at Work.

Some time during Tuesday or Wednes
day nights burglars effected IN en-
trance into the Office of Black Bros.
marble cutting establishment No. l5l@
Chaplnc street, and finding the safe un-
locked, opened it, pIird out the woOdrn
cash drawers with chiscI, and carried oil
\ silver coin kept ~ 4 curiosity aud ten
blank books containing the mcm"randum-,
etc, Of the tim. There is no clue 10 the
utl prtIutUTs of the lob
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Both Eolng wen.

Edward Miller, OF Holidays Cove, who
wa- ~ severely iniur"d lay being run over
by Il T., W. * Ky, train II few day ago,
that amputgtion OF the right tnot and part
nf the second brcamr necessary, II still ut
the Pan Handle Hotel, At Siruhrnville,
and IL improving. N. y. Adams, the Pan
Handle brakeman who had his right arm
crushed at Wheeling Junction tr@ days
ago IL also ut the hotel and, although
threatened with blood poisoning ~ doing
well
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
"DClmontr" Tonight.

The Grand Opera House contained good
audience last night, the attraction being
the came ~ al week, the LeOnzo Brothers
dramatic company including their dogs
Lion, Tiger, Panther and Spot. Last night
"Ihe Dog Spy" was put on for the last
time aud gave general satisfaction TO.
night aud for the rest OF the week Del
monte will he produced in its 'nttrcty.
The piece had quItca big run in New York
city and ought to take first rate here. l;"-
serve seats are on sale at ShrIh's mTS
stole.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

AZ the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday Evenings the great spectacular
production, Aladdin, or the Wonderful
Lamp" will be presented by Manager
Ellsler's company. Wherever this remark
able play has been presented 1t has been
greeted with crowded hOnSes, aud the
press speaks of it in the highest terms OF
praise. There are number of ballels in
troduccd by large ballet corps, led by the
premiere dnnscu~e Miss E~trclla Sylvia, and
everything il put on IN a style OF grandeur
never before cXrellrd. Seats will be put
ON sale ut Banners Saturday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

MrasEa. Israel, Berry and Cope, the
members of the Belmont County Board Of
Commissioners, lately in this city for the
purpose ofayquiring information regarding
the best heating appliance Tor the new
Count House at St CIairsviIle, hpve
awarded the contract Tor system oI ga@
lighting TO Mcasrs Trimhle x lu'2 Of this
city. The machine selected is the EIkms
patent, and is the came a. the one in use
at The pcnitoutiary, at MOundaviIIe. The
work will be completed by Dpring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Rcllnln Democrats Organize.

The Democrats OF Hrllaire met last even
ing At Turner Hall and organized by elect
ing tie following officers: President,
James Darrah; Corresponding Secretary,
Thomas Mccormick; Financial Secretary
f. NJ. LOCKWOOD; Treasurer, George Kern.
A Vice President from each ward were also
elected. The organization starts oil IN
fine style and some tall work will hc don"
in the coming campaign. After March
first the headquarters OF the organization
will be in Choral Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
rrmnerance MeetIngs.

There was large attendance at the
Temperance meeting, last night, at Chap
line Street NJ T.. Church. The choir open
ed the meeting, singing Strike, Strike for
Victory" Mr.. VIM. Cunningham offered
a fcryent prayer, after which Rev. Rhiel-
d,ll,r introduced Mrs MoClurgin, of Val.
lev Grove, who entertained the audience
with an excellent Temperance speech,
whirh was listened to with deepest inter.
est. There will br 4 meeting ut Fourth
Street NJ. T.. Church, on Saturday evening.
Good speakers have been procured, and al
are invited To attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

A special from Canton, Ohio, says;
Mausgrr W. Il. Harrington, Of III" Lima
Base Ball Club, the baby Of the Ohio
State League, returned from Chicago To-
day, where he has been Tor several days
signing players for next season. The play
era signed are from the Northwestern
and Southern Leagues, and ale ~ follows:
Hillery, first base; Rheims, short stop;
Kirby, third base; Hickey, center field;
O'Rourkc, left field; Ives, catcher; Fuller,
second base; McMuIIen, right field. The
pitchers will he signed in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Min SnggnrtlI.

The first OF the three performances of
this splendid play booked for Wheeling
will take place at the Opera House this
evening. The merits Of the production
have already been fully set forth in these
columns. Suffice it to say that it is the
hest effort OF George Darrell, the Australian
playwright, and that it has met with sue
cess wherever produced, either in Austria
raia, England, or America. The COM
pany is a fine one, including such well
known people as Miss Adele Belgrade, Miss
Lillian Conway, Miss Maude White, Chas.
K. Wylles, ". II. Thompson, aud Others,
and the scenery is said to he very nttrac'
tive
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Election of Officers.

The following officers of Clara May Tent,
/ O. r., were installed last evening: F..
C. Il Mus. Jane Jones; G. r, Miss Nina
Smith; u. L, Mr.. John Turner; L. 5 ,
Mrs. Clara Turner; f. :, Mr.. \, McIlroy
r Mr. George Workings; 5, Miss Ella
Youkings; Shcp., Mrs Sarah Hercules;
|. G Mrs. Hattie Martin; o. G Mrs. 81
mh Ritz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

Wednesday evening William Palmer,
co!ored coal driver, came over 10 the Island
from Bridgeport and collected the money
for two loads Of coal. On his return, a. he
was passing through the Back river bridge,
he Wa knocked down AMI all his money
takcn from him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
TWO GOOD IuING~.
4 Handsome Catalogue aud a first Cla'
Ru.!ur-- College.

n
Ru.lup-S College.
Prot. J. NJ. Flasher, proprietor OF the
we'll known Wheeling Business College
AMI English Training Scho,., has ISSUED
Tn, twruty-,e,,nth Annual Ctt:dugn" Of
his school, in - hand~om" pamphlet OF
Gtty pages printed IN splendid mannrr
In his preface to the catalogue, Prof
Fr,-hrr returns cordial thanks to the pub
lie tor the patronage wh,yh has been So
freely accorded the College in the past, and
promises that the high standard ot tn"
school will br not only maintained, hut
added to 9, fast ~ the public may de-
maud. The conduct of the business Col
lrge is,rry fully sci forth IN tn" cata-
in,ur, "a full outline Of all tine branches
taught and methods pursued being gwen
in AN interesting way, and will afford all
the information needed To those contem.
plating entering any Of the departments
taught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. y. Suit druggist, Erppu5 lud.,
tr-tlfi.-. "I eau recommend Electric Bit
trrS ~ the very best remedy. Every bot
tie sold hs4 given relief la every case. One
man took six bottles, and w.E cured Of
Rheumatism OF 10 years standing. ~ Ahm'
ham Hare, druggist, RcllevilIe, ONO, At
firms: THE hest selling medicine have
ever handled in my ~ years experience,
il Electric Bitters Thousands ot others
have added their testimony, 80 that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cnrc all diseases of the Liver, Kidney OF
Blood. Only half dollar u hottie ut
Lnpnn 4 Co. 'sdrug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
cnlnmbus and Return via. II. Il o.

To parties desiring 10 attend the Inau-
guratiOn Of Gov. Foraker at Columbus, .
January 9th, the 4. x .. will sell round
trip tickets AT the ip,r rate of one cent per
mrir in each direction. Tickets good two
tnAs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
ladsv rn Ss~ Advertisements.


p,,-T,ns. and store Rooms for KeuI-H.
Forbes -..-r,.
Dwellings nr Rent ". IL. kurhaIl ..-
Turt Annual Exhibition b." "cS""A l""'"'
r-g III, Cough ,ymp-E d. List
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Imnnrtant MeetIng.

The regular meeting of the Young Men s
Democratic Club will be held mt its rooms
on Twelfth street this evening, and full
attendance is earnestly desired asa change
is 10 be- made in the bylaws and other IN
nnrfant business transacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
ELEVEN ELEVEN.
SIS white Lawn Aprons AT ~ cents
THE POPLAR. Nain street.

THREE miles straight.away race at the
Alhambra Rink, Saturday evening, Itnu.
ary eth. IS-~, between Eugene hanSe and
Jesse Burkett. ct this city, Tor purse oil
one hundred dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

With Lemrn4 aud StentZel for battery
the team battery averagcwill be .357; with
Lemons and Yak the teams fielding viii
be GIG These averages are away up III
q, and il takes playing 10 heat them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Dion Of Her InlmrIe..

Ana Ferguson, the little girl who fell
of ;he Seventeenth street bridge two or
three dsYs ago. died Of her injuries .bout
neon yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

The following marriage lirenses were
issued ny Clerk Hook yesterday;
John AckrIman, native OF BsnwOod,
now Of Monroe county, q aged %, and
,Ouisa Christman, a native Of Monroe
. now OF Wheeling, aged 81.
Edward NenamOn, native Of Wheel
ing. aged 26, and Anna b. Porter, native
Of Pittsburgh, now OF Wheeling, aged -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Observation-Disclosures.

W. d. Hoyt X Co, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, s;,y We have
been selling Dr. Kings New discovery,
Electric Filters and Gucklcn's Anica
Salyr tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so we'll, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies it, this city. Several cases of pro-
nomccd consumption have been entirely
cured hy use of few bottles ri Dr Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them AL
WAYS. Spld hy Logan Co