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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02
RELIGIOUS WORK.
The Monthly Report of Miss Lizzie Boyd,
CITY Missionary.

The Monthly Report of Miss Lizzie Boyd,
City Missionary.
Miss Lizzie Boyd, City Missionary, has
read the following report to Rev. DIR. d. A.
Cunningham, chairman of the committee:
1t is with deepest gratitude to our
Heavenly Father, that report the past
month to have been the fullest Of visible
fruitags, of any month that have known
since began my missionary work here,
two years aud half ago. After repeated
visits and continued efforts, j
have finally been glsddened, upon
entering many of these homes, by
the cheering words, swell, 1 have COM
msnced to live Christian life; found the
Savior in the quiet Of my own home. +"
Some very beautiful incidents of this kind
have occurred; one, the case Of man and
his wife, who seldom attended the public
means of grace; they were both taken III,
confined to their beds; sent for me to visit
them; both were deeply awakened to see
their need Of Savior; together they re-
solved that henceforth they would serve
the Lord. a prayer meeting was held
with, and frequent calls made upon them,
which resulted in their conversion, and the
establishment of family altar, with q
promise of uniting with the church.
have held four cottage meetings; the
smallest number present at any Of them
was twenty, and the largest number thirty.
Each service has been crowned with special
blessings. Men and women who thought
they could not attend church because Of
not being so we'll clothed ss others, attend
ed these meetings, and through their in
fiuence new divine life has come to them.
One young woman from the country came
simply to redeem promise made TO me,
but in coming was led to the cross, and is
now rejoicing in her new found blessing.
Have visited 200 familier and con-
yersed personally with go individuals. IN
each case / have striven to talk with them
as earnestly and faithfully as one could do,
realizing the record of my effort must meet
me on the great day of accounts. IT it
were to be done over do not see how
could do it any more faithfully. The
places where ] have not been kindly re-
ceived have been rare. Have prayed in
124 of the families visited, and read the
word Of the Lord in III of them. have
never failed to do il when expendient; va
rious circumstances have at tunes rendered
il unadyisable. I have visited 30 sick
persons; some Of them were Indifferent,
but to most Of them the words
of life read and spoken were
received like water on the parched
ground. Have given LOSS tracts and AZ
religious papers. A great many times it
has been said to me, upon repeating my
visits, 81 put away the tract you gave me,
to keep it always, because it was 80 good"
And then the story of it would be re-
hearsed to me. / have given bibles, Is
articles OF clothing, and secured promises
from IS children TO attend Sunday school
Thus another month Of blessed work for
the Master has closed. ] trust having
brought higher and holier thoughts Of life
to many souls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Businegs Transacted Before Judges
Jacob and Boyd Yesterday.
This term of Court will end this after
noon.
Before Judge Jacob, yesterday, the case
of Phillips v. Francis, was argued, but not
given to the Jury,
Before Judge Boyd, IN the case Of the
City v. Robert Muldoon No. 2, the motion
to set aside the verdict and grant a new
trial, WA overruled and judgment given
for the city for S., the defendant to be also
imprisoned for one day. Each party is to
pay Its own costs In the Court, and the de.
PENDANT the entire costs in the Court be-
low.
In the case of Dr.. J..H. Pipes v. DR.. j.
W. Mccoy, action to recover SIC, 900 dam
ages for Islander, the demurrer Of the de-
PENDANT was ovsrruled, whereupon he
plead not guilty, and was given sixty
days in which to file special pleas.
In the case of Thorss Sesmon v. Frank
Falloure, action 20 recover u, 900 damages
for Islander, the demurrer of the defendant
was overruled, whereupon he entered
plea of not guilty.
The motion for a new trial in the cases
of Kelley and Christie was to have been
argued yesterday, but owing to pressure
Of other business, it was put of until this
morning. There is some disposition to
have the motion deferred until next term,
The Court has appointed Messrs. John
Bodley, T. ]. Garden and DIR. Charles
Frissell committee, to examine into the
condition Of the Jail, and has also named
Mr.. Joseph PAUL. as the person to exam
ing the accounts Of the receivers Of the
Court.
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from the company Wood, Bell, Suther.
land, Butler and others) and now they
are again trying to defeat our efforts TO dc
even better than at first hoped, to get such
railroads here IS will do Wheeling and the
people along the line the greatest possible
good. Let the people of Wheeling
and every person on the line
to Bowerston ho warned thai
every encouragement they give to these
people is stab at their own inteaests, q
stab at those who have been and are
THEIR CONSISTENT FRIENDS.
Every man on the line who has coal OF
any other thing to sell of ship is interested
to encourage MS, for we will bring several
competing lines, while the Wheeling q
Lake Ere if abe could get 9 monopoly Oh
absolute control Of the line would ship only
her own coal and freeze ont other opera
tors. They are now taking up coal lands
for that purpose. Other roads and shippers
would be shut out and all coal except that
belonging TO the w. & L. E. Ry., or
coterie Of its managers would be left idle
and untouched.
"In degrees, varying only in conditions,
would the same facts, practices and results
apply to the bridge and to Wheeling.
"Let our friends bs assured, once for oil,
that abundant capital stands ready and
willing to build both bridge and road just
as soon as few essential preliminaries,
now arranging as rapidly as they can be,
are closed. And even the w. & L. E. will
be permitted, if she will, to run her OWL
trains over our road and bridge on equal
terms with other roads, which will be like,
wise permitted, and we look confidently te
the not distant day when this road and
bridge will be link in the South Penn.
sylvania, over which trunk line will be
operated and sundry local lines will move
their own trains. We are here to stay"
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Accident on the b. g. O.

About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon q
bad accident occurred on the B. & o. al
Mineral Siding. five miles east Of Cam.
bridge, Ohio, which resulted in the wreck
age Of five freight cars. A train Of thir'
teen cars loaded with coke, coal and steel
rails, running At q rapid rate, westward
bound, had Just reached the siding when
an axle Of agoudola in the middle OF the
train, which was laden with steel rails
broke, allowing the car to strike the track,
in which position it was dragged a little
distance when the coupling parted. There
were a number Of cars behind Ii, and
four of them literally :pitched themselves
into heap of twisted iron and broken wood.
The ties were torn up for distance Of 1OC
feet and crushed into kindling wood, while
the rails were twisted out Of shape.
Word was Immediately sent to Newark
and wreckipg train was sent TO the seen,
of the accident, the damage being repaired
by 8 o'clock. All trains were delayed fol
six hours.
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ID. Gundling & Co.,
STAR CI0THIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS,
No So TWELFTH STREET.
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day PointedIy Para
kraphed for Hasty Readers.

The News OF the Day Pointediy Para
Eraphed for Hasty Readers
THE Fulton Fire Baigade will picnic at
Seibeit's, Thursday.
ONE deed oftrust WAS admitted to record
by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
The Knig%-,s of the Golden Eagle will
picnic on the State Fair Grounds to-day.
Mr. 7. Z HANSON will give ball this
evening at Mrs. Harrah's orchard, west Of
Bridgeport.
Constable ]. II. Stamp has purchased
the Otto restaurant, and will take charge
Monday morning.
SUNDAY school teachers meeting will
be held at the Y. NJ. @. A. building ut 5
o'clock this afternoon.
The Uniform Division, X. of p. will GO
to st. Louis Wis, the B. & o., leaving on
the morning Of the 18th inst.
The red brick with which Tenth street
is to be paved are being dipped in boiling
pitch, preparatory to laying them.
The young mems meetings at the Young
Mems Christian Association building will
be held as usual this evening and to-mor-
row afternoon.
A LARGE force of men are at work put
ting up the wires for the electric road on
North Main street. Cars will be running
over that portion of the line north Of
Tenth street during the coming week.
II. 3. GILKERsoE, Principal Of the In
stitute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. at
ROmney, has sent in his resignation 10 the
Board of Directors of that institution, to
20 into effect at thSs~tose Of the present
session. -ChqrL<aoa Star.
A EXCEPTION will be ten0SSd- DIR. j.
SnG6ner Stone and wife, recently returps
from India, next Friday evening, at III
Fourth Street 81. E. Church. 1t will b
given under the auspices Of the Youn
Peoples Meeting Of that church. Invita
tions will be extended to all the Methods
churches Of the city aud vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02
THE ORPHANS FAIR.

The Attendance Last Evening Simply I'M
msnse-Ths Concert the Leading Feature.
The attendance at the Orphans Fair, at
the Capitol rink, last evening, was far in
excess of any previous evening during the
week, and If there should be a correspond
ing addition to the crowd tonight, an ex-
tension OF the hall will be necessary to en-
able the furnishing Of proper accommo-
dations. The affair has been q gigan-
tic success, and there is every indication
that a very large sum will be realized.
The feature Of last evening was the con-
cert, in which Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell, Mr..
Harding, of Baltimore, and the Opera
House orchestra took part. Mrs. Cald-
wells number was "The Song Of Home"
while Mr.. Harding sang the familiar
"Bedouin Love Song" The orchestra
rendered quite q number of selections,
among them being "Erminie"
During the evening the rattle committee
decided two contests and several raffles,
as follows;
Contest for gold watch, between
Miss Frances Grubler and Miss Annie
Riddle. The former was awarded the
watch, having turned in $lsl SIS, against
$44 65 by Miss Riddle.
The contest for the dinner set between
Mrs. Robert Britt and Mrs. Thomas
Deegau. was very close. Mrs. Britt turned
in SIT 90, and Mrs. Deegan $40 20. Mrs.
Britt was awarded the china.
The Iafiles resulted as follows:
No. Fancy embroidered throw. No.
43, held by J. A. Fitzsimmons.
No. 2-DressiDg case. No. SO. held by
Mr.. w. s. Foose.
No. 3-Handkerchief and glove case.
No. 81, held by Mr.. Joseph Vorel.
No. 4-Large cake, No. 102, held by
Mrs. McCann.
The large rattle will be decided tonight,
as will also several contests, among them
one for horse and buggy, between W. H.
Culp, of Bellaire, and Lawrence Woebber,
Of this city, one for gold watch, between
Messrs. Ed 0'Donnell and Martin Brady,
and another, likewise for watch, be
tween Misses Annie O'Brien and Katie
GoehriDg.
This evening the music will be furnished
BY Kramer and Mr.. Charles Killmyer.
The Mt de Chantal ladies will all be al
the Fair this afternoon. All ladies will be
admitted free.
The handsome buggy which is being con
tested for at the Knight Of St George Fair
was built by Frank Lott, the we'll known
wagon maker, Of the South Side. 1t is {
very artistic piece Of work.
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THE ANNUAL CONCERT
Given by the Pupils Of the Female College,
Lat Evening.

Given DIV the Eupl28 OF inc remale COileEe,
Last Evening.
Quite large and apprecistive audience
attended the Commencement concert OF
the Wheeling Female College last evening
The announcement Of an entertainment at
this eminent institution of learning Is al
ways hailed with delight by its many
friends, and the creditsble efforts of the
young ladies are sure Of due recognition
and demonstration. The programme Sc
lected for last evening was admirable in
every particular. The first number, piano
duet, Esprit du Corp,," performed by
Miss WInifred Davis and Miss
Throop, was executed in q most COM
mendable manner, and brilliantly opened
the excellent programme. Miss Bessie
Atkinson next favored the audience with O
pretty piano solo, "Grand Duke, Marche
Brillante" The violin solo by Mr.. Joseph
A. Pollack, which followed, was admirably
rendered. Miss Minnie Hickey executed vio-
lin solos, La Grace" and Silvery Waters, "
in q most pleasing style. An orchestral
selection was performed by the Beethoven
Quiutette in highly satisfactory manner.
Miss Bertha Zsverly's piano solo, Hand
in Hand" was q very meritorious per-
Torrance. The familiar air "Boulanger's
March" was induced from the piano by
Misses Sallie Beck and Bsssie Atkinson in
manner that was greatly
appreciated. Miss Anna Husbands graft
fed the audience by her exquisite rendi-
ton Of "Murmuring Winds" Mr.. Joseph
A. Pollack next favored the audience with
violin colo. Miss Sallie Steele's rendition
of Fantasia der Freischutz" was SYM
phonic realism, and evidenced considera-
BILE talent. Drs. Milligan and Mcclure
performed cornet duet in their notably
excellent manner. The piano duet, "Iu-
ternational Fantastic" enacted by Misses
Anna Husbands and Sallie Steele, was q
most euphonious medley. The entertain
ment concluded with an orchestral
selection by the Beethoven Quintette,
which proved pleasing ending to the
notably excellent programme. The au-
dience then adjourned to. the laboratory to
view the art exhibit ofthe school. Many
excellent productions we're shown among
them, and the numerous expressions Of
admiration were exceedingly fattering to
the aspiring artists. After pleasant re-
ception the audience departed, highly
pleased with the efficient manage
ment of the College. Tomorrow even
ing the Baccalanreate sermon will
be preached at the Fourth Street M. Z.
Church by Rev. r. F. Randolph to the
young ladies of the graduating class. On
Monday evening the annual meeting Of the
Alump@ Association will occur and prom
isos this year to be particularly enjoyable.
Tuesday evening the commencement exer-
cises will take place at the Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02
POINTS oN PEOPLE.

Movements Of Citizens and the Cominl
and Going O. Strangers.
James NJ. Porter, of New Cumberland
was at the McLure yesterday.
Miss Blanche Nesbitt. of Nineteentf
street, is visiting friends in Bellsire. Z
Robert Crawford, Esq, an old Wheslpg
citizen, but now of Cameron, is in theciy.
Mrs. Will Rutter, Of Sunfish, o., isthe
guest Of friends on Wabash street, Bsnd.
Mr.. James Comerford, whose illuse wat
noted yesterday, was slightly bette, lass
night.
A NUMBER OF young people enjoyed
themselves st bowling, ut the Dark, last
evening.
Miss Lottie Petteoord. OF Washington,
d. c., is visiting Miss Birdie lesbitt, OF
Nineteenth street.
Dave Rust, Of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting relatives on the Suth Side,
left for home last night. &C.,
Walter WORKS oGhrned last evening from
the Vest, q tour Of which he has been
making the psst three months.
Mrs. H. L. Rulos, Of Sabina, o, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, OF
the South Side, for few weeks.
Misses Gussis ]. and Ella Gifip, two
Young ladies from Hsrrisyille,
o., are in the city, the guests of relatives.
The wedding OF Mr.. Hullihen Quarter,
of this city, and Miss Annie Hog, OF
Csdiz, O., is announced for Wednesday,
June 6.
/ Mr.. VIM. Gutman, of Chattanooga,
'enn o son OF Emanuel Gutmsn, Esq Is
tsiting relatives. He speaks well Of b
aM home.
Mr.. W. W. Irwin returned last evening
/ fpu q months visit to relatives and
trends in the South, Chattanooga, Tenn
beng the principal point.
Valentine Giesy and j. Melvin Richards
returned last evening from Indianapolis
wheie they attended the National Prohi
bition Convention a. delegates.
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EXCURSIONS TO CINCINNATI
For the Supreme Lodge OF Knights
pvthiaa of tha World

For the Supreme Lodge OF Knights Of
Pythias OF the World.
Excursion tickets to Cincinnati anG
return will be sold by the Pan.Han
die Route at extremely low rates or
June 9th. 10th and 11tb, good re
turning until June 18Th. During The
session of the Supreme Lodge X. O
p, there will be addresses by The
Governor of Ohio, Mayor of Cincinnati and
Grand Chancellor of the Order in Ohio
reception at Highland House, exhibition
drill by bugle, dancing. fire works, con
cert, q grand parade and grand competitive
prize drill. For full information regard
ing time Of trains and rates Of fare apply
to j. G. Tomlinson, Ticket Agent Pan
Hsndle Route, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Total ~ b1Z n
Amount on hand May LIST, ISIS. so %
Treas. Children's Home.
REP0RT OF AUDIroR.
Upon request, the undersigned has eI
smiped the books and vouchers Of the
Treasurer Of the Children's Home, and
fnds that her statement as compiled from
the books IL correct, the balance In hank,
being amount on hand rs per cash book
and statement.
Respectfully,
Nay IL, 1883. K. F. CRIsyKIL.
There have been thirty destitute chill.
dren cared for during the rear Ut q cost Of
SIS "a each. Does this seem q large en-.
penditure? Not one Of rs would 20 con.
sider 1t II the child thus kindly protected
and aided were yours or mine. Bat VI
care for these helpless ones becsuse Il II
the will Of Him who made great sacrifices
for az; who said, '.Inasmuch % ye hsv.
done it unto one Of the least of these u
have done IL unto me-enter 70 into ths
joy Of your Lord"
With gratitude for past assistance and
with ardent hope for the future, We com.
NIT the interests of the Home to The fsvo,
Of God and the prsyerful conddsrstlou o.
His people.
The following persons are appointed thu
Board Of Lady Managers for the ensuipf
year: Mrs- ]. G. Hupp. Mrs. John Ffsw,
Mra- J. J. Jones, Mrs- 8. o. Taylor, Mn
N. Richardson, Mrs, A. v. Foster, Ers. J,
v. l. Rodgers, Mrs. Isaiah Warren, Nm.
Henry Harper, NM ]. W. Morria, Ma
n. L. Budke, Mira L. Adams Mn. n
Rheinstrom, Mn. J. B. Tasey, Nm. GuJ
z. G. Allen, MrA Samuel lAughlin. Nm
c. Morrison, Miss Gertrude Lamb, Nj
Annie Logan, Miss Amanda List, Nh z
Warrener, Miss Julia AtkinfoD; Mn Mar,
Mckee, Miss Mary ZoeckIsr, Him IaurI
Lawson, Mis- Jepnie Wise. g Z
Respectfully rendered fag IL 1e1sa Z
Directors. ::
E 3. DonspLAnn. rsu61uu1 :
Nay =, 1881 81
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"Fun Many q Gem

of purest ray serene the dark unfathcmed
caves of ocean bear" but not one that
glistens more brightly than teeth beauti-
fed and made healthy with S0Z0DONT,
that time-honored donor of comfort and
sttrsctiyeness of the dental row.
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II You Fear an Attack

or fever and ague, or bilious remittent fever,
don't resort 10 quinine. . cumulative and per-
nieious drug that has ruined many constitutions
Use without delay q remedy which the leading
physicians Of America have recommended for
over thirty years psst-Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters Dumb aeue land ague cake. no lsSs than
the actively erbile forms Of malsral disease. arr
promptly relieved and ultimately uprooted oy
H. In the tropics, where feerfle complains on
DIS sort are more virulentt than IN the temperate
rone Hostetter's stomach P,tters las established
areputalion for preventive sld rene iial emcaey
which competition has not been soie QSSeS-
p.siudlclally-n ay. has even seryedSQ Are1k.nso.
larry fhcse 10 which malaria give ffs arc syseo-
fly relieved By n kidney coiapls1u@s 80 Sasf
tixua. nervsusnazn and Sieep><zzne<< sS< . rssi,
sshe and eoss:. ps1oa y,s'>2x - =
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Anew Watch Club.

Mesns. l. G. Dillon & Co. are about to
organizs another Of their very popular and
successful watch clubs, contemplating put
ting it in active operation about the 10th
oil June. They desire that parties wishing
to JOIN the new club send in their names
before that date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02
sunday Excursions.

On and after Sunday, May 9th, the Ohio
River r. r. win sell excursion tickets
every Sunday until further notice. Wheel
ing to Sistersville and return, $1.5O;
wheeling to Parkersburg and return, 81 %.
Tickets good one day only.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT ST
LOUIS.

Take the b. Is o., the Short and Direct
Line.
On June ID, Sd and 4th, 1888, the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company will sell
Round Trip Tickets to st. Louis at rates as
low "a the lowest Sleeping Cans and
Coaches through to st. Louis.
For Rates, Time OF Trains, Sleeping Car
Accommodations, &C., call upon or address
Agents of the B. 4 o. K, r.
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Go TO Stone & Thomas' for dry goods
New Watch Club.

Harry Hillmsn, the jeweier, No. %
Eleventh street, Is organizing q Watch
Club which viii be in operation about
June 10th. Every watch will be fully
warranted and prices guaranteed.
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CONE and see our Children's double
fastened school shoes, $1.00 to 81 so per
pajr J. w. AMIcK &Co.,
ll43 Main street.
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EXAMINE our Ladies' hand. sewed turn,
flexible shoes, very light and cay.
J. w. AMICK < Co,
1I43 Main street.
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SECOND PAsl-
Iost or Stolen-Setser Dog
MIR shake Misunderstanding BroS
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
Notice BridEe Corner GrOcen.
--kaE-0Uld Bangle Bracelet.
FOR sale-Cottage on AOundsYille Camp
Grounds.
Grand Picnic-Fulton Fire Brigade.
ME- Shake-R. H. List.
THIsD PACE
Time Ohio River R3.zsoad.
Religious Notices
FoURrH PAGE.
win Chase at 6 p. NC. Mendel & Co
n l.t NJ seffsrl
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100. 100. 100. 1901

100 pairs Ladies' comfortable house shoes
Just received. We will offer this lot q,
81. 90 per pair. J. w. AMIcK & Co.,
1I43 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02

GENTLEMEN needing fine shoes should
see our finest kangaroo shoes.
J. w. AMICK 4 Co.,
1143 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02

The Water Board held 8 short session
last evening, at which was present Mr..
j. r. Maxwell, the builder Of the large
pumping engine at the works, and also
Mr. Chisholm, the contractor for the new
reservoir. No business was transacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02

RESTAURANTS and Ice Cream dealers
can be supplied with first-cl4B Jersey
Cream by applying TO J.. b. DEAN, st.
Clairsville, q. ....,s.s.s
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Enough for small rooms, at one-half
usual price, at Stone & Thomas.
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To the Trade.

Owing to the phenomenal success Of the
Justly celebrated Alaroma" coffee in this
market, was, for short time, unable to
fill many orders promptly, but am now
pleased TO announce that have effected
arrangements for receiving supplies in
rapid succession, so that dealers can here
after rely on having their orders filled
without delay,
II. REILLY,
Exclusive Agent for Wheeling,
Nos. 1909 and 1871 Main ST
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THE largest and finest line Of carpets in
the State ut Stone & Thomas.
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Remnsnfs of carnafs.

CHILDREN's fine spring heel button
shoes 45c, worth 75c., at
Stones CASH SHOE STORE.
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mIleelins Register
YESTERDAY N THE CITY,

rhermomeesr Record.
Mr. o. SchnepG the Opera House drug
kist made The following observations Of
The Rmpersture Friday: Z q m, 55i
Q q m, so; II m, 20; 3 p. m, IL; p.
M, 60. Weather hir.