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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

For many yenrs tho daily edition OF tho Eav
YorE MAI. AND EXPkEsS has been recOS
lisnd as tha lead ng afternoon paper OF the mo,
lrupolis, while i,s weekly cd, tlOn has been TIE
families in every state in Tho Union. has ettaneS
Ia great popularity and influence bY lis enter
prise IN the COLLATION. OF news, tho purity OF i's
iOne, AMI the ability ami courage OF its sdvoraeJ
u tho I.lgbt1 M all questions ul public illersst .
EtiE 1855 tho MAI. AND E@PRtSS VIII De
better napcr Than ever, ami, as cltan' mtefsst
~ ~ IIrN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

-Bnllrtin No 2, Of The Ohio Agricmlt-
ural Experiment Station. llorliculru raj
Department, explains The conditions under
which new fruits and vegetables are tested
by the Station, and gives the results OF last
wears comparison Of some OF the newer
varieties OF strawberries and raspberries
together with experiments on porntoes,
peas and tomnIo.s. The bulletin may be
obt'ined, Tree Of charge, by any farmer in
o lio on application TO Experiment 81 a.
Ion, collinbu, Ohio."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
Real Bargains in Ladies' shoes, at
WuIIA1is'

On Wednesday OF last week occurred
The Second Annual Commencement of the
Grand Rapids High School, which was an
interesting event in that village. The
graduates were I: Misses Hatlie Avery,
Carrie Kerr. and MesSrS. Walter Kerr
Jessie f. IIreler, Alexander Watson and
Walden l.. Lrskey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
A BAD FALL.

A Man Tumbles Over the ID. s b. Bridge
and 10 Pretty Severely Hurt.
A man named James White, who resides
at West Alexander, was serioutl y injured
last evening by falling from train OVER
thu B. & o. bridge.
The 5 o'clock trsia had just pulled out
from the depot and White was standing on
the rear platform of the last car aud just as
the car reached point about fifteen yards
from the west end of the bridge White was
seen to fail over the bridge, q distance of
about 35 feet, and strike within
about three feet of the water,
alightipg flat on his stoma; h
As be made no move to rise several men
ran to his assistance and carried him to the
top of the bank. After which he was Ia
ken TO house near by and DR.. Taylor
summoned. Whites Injuries consisted Of
8 broken right wri t. a bldly sprained leg
and cut over the left ear sbout an inch
and half long, penetrating to the skull,
besides being otherwise used up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
,x.r heatd Of Mays little
.mb ! he said that the M'lts
I'm reducing the revenue thirty

ever heafd Of MANS Little LITTLE
lsmb) He said that the Mi,s
bin, reducing the revenue thirty
miIiions. Was Q step (big sttp) toward
frha trade, but he did not say how msny
.tt n, toward free trade ii was II the
Eansta bilI became Q Law and reduced the
surplus SIS, 600, 900 per year. He sLo
tcld ms nstivts that . fftsn, . 5000 oid
man. by nsme W. L. HeNn, who had Deen
Ch.irmau Of the Democratic County Com
fnistee for years. had left he D.mocranc
ranks and come ont for Harrison. This good
old man was Q fisutfaetufef OF pottery:
One day be cslled the boys together ana
told them that Mr.. Mills had put POTTERY
on the free list, and that If the Mills bill
became law be would have TO cut down
thtir wages accordingly, Consequently ne
hored they would vote for their bread
and butter. Furthermore this illustrious
orator from Wheeling, West Va, who wa
kicking the beam at 200, ana Wa Y
ward vide and all wool, TINS
ye.r, notified our marriagts.is young
ladies that If they had him for
a husband they would have nice you.e
man. Now, I would say for your Re.
publican friends in Wheeling. W. Va, y
YOU want to secure converts TO your hugh
protective policy and thereby paupsrizs
This Northwest, you will have to send
someone up here loaded with somethinl
hesides cid chestnuts. also believe TIA,
our young ladies are not looking around
for an orator of his cslibre, % our woods
streets, back alleys, &c, are full and over
cro sded with better guns than those from
Wheeling, W. Va, that all wool, YARD
wide, and weighing two hundre1, loaded
with nothing but wind.
Very re psctfully yoars,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
THE PRIZE BANNER

Pressntsd TO the Rlchiand District Demo
CRATIC Club, Thursday Evening.
There was very large turnout OF the
Democrats of Richland district, Thursday
ever ing, Of the Gleun's run school house,
10 receive the prize banner awarded to thu
club by the committee for tbs largest PEI
csnt Of turnout, in proportion to the voting
strength of the district, in the big Demo
cratic torchlight procession Of few week.
ago. The achool house was crowded to IL
c,ps city, and the meeting was very en-
thusiastic one.
Those present were called to order b,
Mr.. Peter Delaplsin, President Of the Club
and after O short speech he introduced Col
Robert White, who presented the banner
to the club in very graceful way. I'M
done, the Colonel devoted himself t. al
exposition of the issues of the campaign
and he spoke for over an hour, arous'ng tn
greatest enthusiasm. He confined bis 70
marks principally to the tatiif, and hi
spe sch did great deal of good.
Col. White WAS followed b. Mr.. Johr
Howard, the Democratic nominee for Pros
ecutipg Attorney, who spoke for nearly q
hour. Mr.. Howard touched upon the tariff
but devoted large proportion Of his re
marks to the State aud County ticket, ant
the general Issues of thu canvass.
At the conclusion Of the addresses, tn,
club returned vote Of thanks to Colons
Frapzheim, the donor CT the banner, ant
formally changed the name of the club 4
the A. A Frapzheim Club Of Richland dis
trict. Mr.. Frapzheim was also elected al
honorary member. The banner is o splen
did one, and is grest ly admired by all VIII
examined it. It's centre is composed o
two very large silk b.ndanss, surrounded
by broad border of crimson silk, and or
nsmented with heavy gold fringe, etc
Across the top of the banner are the words
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
HEADQUARTERS
ukAUVUAhIEho
DEMOCRATIC Elk. Con-. OF W. VA.
WuHEI Oct 3 1929

DEMOCRATIC Eek. Con-. OF W. VA.
WHEELING, Oct. 5, 1888 J
W. J. ". Co,rden, Chairman. &c:
DEAR SIR:-Your letter of today re-
csived. 1t is plsinly to be eeen that yoa
are not 81 ckipg joint discussion between
Mr.. Hubbard and Senate: Kenns, but that
you want to interfere with Democratic
mestjngs that have been arranged by our
local cImmittees with q great del of labor
and some expense. Upon your own show
ing you would only have to cancel ore
meeting to meet .nator Kenna at Wheel
ing on the 18th (tbe ground Of your own
choosing), as Mr.. Hubbard can fill his
Hartford City appointment on the 18th
aud get back in time for the meeting here
on the 18th, and then he can &c. to Grit
fithsville (which is only eighteen miles
from the rsilioid) in time for his me,tigg
ON the l5.b. Now have offered to cancel
one Of Senator Kenna's sppoirt mept,, 30
that be might meet Mr.. Hubbard 10 Wheel
ing, the place first selected by you, but
this you rtfus,d to accept If you want
to put Mr. Hubbard in the position of re-
fusipg to make his own challenge good,
and OF interesting with Democnic meet
ings, you may do so. Folly understand
ing your object, Ishsll give the matter no
further notice.
Yours respectfully,
T. 8. RILEY,
Chairman,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
KENNA AND FLEMING.
A MONSTER MEETING 10 GREET rHBA THIS
EVENING,
tho Cspiol Rink-Ths Mex! Governor and the
ssns!cf 10 Arrive at Five 0'Clock-fhs Young
Mans and the Ksnna GidB, b Do Escort Dsty. =

This evening will ses the largest MET
ing Of the campaign.
Senator John E. Kenna and Judge a. b.
Flsming, the Democratic candidate tor
Governor, will be the orators Of the even
ing, and Senator J. N. Camden and other
distinguished Democrats Will be present
to take an active part in the great gasher-
ing.
Democrats from every nook and corner
of Ohio c1uuty wilt to on hand to hear the
able discussion of the issues Of the cam
psirn, and not less than three thousand
people will bs gathered within the walls
of the Capitol rink, where the speeches
are to be made.
Senator Kenna and Judge Fleming Will
arrive in the city at five O'Clock, the SEN
ator speaking at Burton during the after
noon. At seven o'clock the Young Mems
Democratic Club and the Kenna Club will
march from their respective headquarters
| To the hotel and esccrs tie speakers to the
rink, where it i, tie intention Of having
the meeting opened promptly at eight
o'clock. Chairman Hadlich, of the County
Executive Committee, will call the meet
ing to order, and announce the President
and other officers, for ratification BY the
assemblage.
Few Of the clubs Of tie city or county
will turn out as organizations, bat 1t is the
earnest request of the County Committee
that every Democrat, whether belonging
to club organizations or not, make 1t q
point to atterd this m ,e,ing, and listen to
the eloquent and forcibls preeent .tion OF
the salient features Of the campaign. rs,
pecial attention will be paid to several
point, in which the people of Wheeling
have a peculiar interest," and at the same
time the records of the Republican breth-
1ea who are asking to be returned to
power will receive an overhauling which
will expose the utter fallacy of their state.
lments and arguments, aud the hopeless
situation in which they have been placed
BY the tIiumphsl march of tie Democracy.
This will be one OF the gTaudest meet
ing5 of the campaign. Members OF the Y.
NJ. d. C. and KeDna Club, should make 1t
a point { !, be at their respt C i've he ldquarters
at 7 o'clock, in full uniform, that there
may be no delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06

Movements Of Citizens and the Coming AND
Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. T. P. Phillips of Chicago is in the
city.
Mr.. ]. N. Vance returned yesterday
from Chicago.
G. L. Shat, of Centreyiew, O., is step
ping at the Howell Hors'
H. s. Stone, of Custer, Dakots Ty., is in
the city sad guarterei at the Bowel
House.
II. Neusnschaunder, of Hannibal, and J..
G. Duck, of Mt. Vernon, D are registered
at the Howell.
Henry Tape, the well known butcher Of
Centre Wheeling, is laid up with severe
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. W. NJ. Marsh aud Mrs. j. II. Nc
Gee have returned from pleasant visit to
friends in Glencoe, Ohio.
Charles Meyer, T. ]. Miller aud Lucas
Walter, of wellsburg, have been in the
city on business during the plss two or
three days.
n. s. Beatty and A. L. Prichard, Of Man
nington, and Chas. Z. Wells, of Marion
county, W, Va, wee qusrtered at the
How ell yesterday.
F. Mrs. +. D. Thompson and family, of
Chicsgo, and Mrs. w. s. Walker. of Steu-
benville, are tie guests of Mrs. ]. 81.
Long, of the Island.
Grald Chancellor Frank II. Smith, OF
New Cumberland, is in the city on his way
to attend o meeting Of K. off. Giapd
Lodge to BE- held at Charleston, October 8
and 10.
Rev. Henry Il. Morrsli, D. D., of 0wens-
borough, KY, who has bseu called to tie
Reciorship If st. Luke P. E Church on
the Island, has siguifsd his acceptance Of
the call and will De in the city next Thurs
day or Friday, and will assume his duties
on Sunday the 14th inst.
Mr.. H. p. MeDsrmott of the East End,
who has been studying for the priesthood,
left yesterday over tbs B. & o. fer Bslti-
more, whence he will sail next week for
Europe. Mr.. McDsrmott will go to Rome
where he will remain six years 10 complete
his ecclt siastical education.
Miss Nina Thurman, WHO accompanied
her grandfather, Judge Thurman, to WASH
hington, is beautiful girl, aud rs she sat
In the drawing room of the private car last
evening she was the obi sct Of great 6eil of
admiration. She takes after her grandfather
IN her plain aud unsssuming ways.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
PRETTY STUFF

A Republican "orator" IL Scattering Over
tho Northwest-J. Cob KempIs Comes
TO the Surface.
wonder where Jake Kemple is starring,
these dsys?" unused a reporter yesterday,
after leaving crowd where some of the
incidents of Jacobs 1884 tour had ten re-
counted.
Nobody had been able to state where the
gentleman was this year, but everyone In
the little group which the reporter had
Jus. left was sure he was on the bustings
somewhere in the country, telling the con-
fdiDg Republicans of small towns in the
rural districts of far-off States sb,ut the
blessings aud benefits to accrue from the
election of Harrison and Morton, and in
cidentally reaping q small pecuniary re-
ward.
As the rp,rter went slowly down the
street, revolving Jacobs record and proba.
BILE whereabouts in his mind, letter was
placed in his hands. A glance at il, and
10! the mystery was solved. 1t was about
our own Jacob and he was playing star
parts, sure enough.
Here is tie letter:
DowAGIAc, NICE, October 2. 1893.
We had so netting here speaking for the
Republicans, and doing missionary work
for your highly protected industries.
think it was named Kenple. His iatro-
ductory remaikswere: Lsdies aud Gents,
Wings, Democrats and Prohibitionis.s
also Mr. Chairman: / am from Waeeliag,
West Virginia; / weigh 300 pounds; am
. yard wide; lam all wool uiis year. and
for the benefit Of the ladies PIE ent 1 will
say I am married. (Qaite cute isn't it?)
He had something to ssy about MMy's
little lamb lit was the firt time We had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
A NEW RAILROAD COMPANY

Formed Over at Martins Ferry, In Aid OF
tho Union Bridge.
Tbs Martins Ferry Terminal Railrtai
Company was formed in our neighboriDg
Ohio town, yesterday, with the following
inoorporators: W. A. Lynch, Judge R
d. Cochran, Russell Wood, Joseph T.
Hsnes ard Thee. Ke.'s-, aud an sppli-
cation for charter will betent off at once.
The Company aims to exsnd its jarisdic-
tim from the western terminus of the
Union railroad bridge to Glenn's run, sill
within Belmont county, and thu idea is to
build the piece Of road SO that all railroad
lines can use the tracks in common
The Company is in furthsrance of the
Union bridge idea, and is necessity TO
tie best epaarion of that valuable i'm
provement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
A CLEAR SQUEAL.

Chairman Cowden Might rs Well Step
Spelling Paper-The Miserable Plight
He is In.
Chairman Cowden is struggling TO get
out of the hole he dropped into when he
sprung his littls joint debate scheme for
the purpose of spelling the big Demo
cratic meeting to be held at the Capitol
rink this evening.
He is writing letters in an insane and
desultory way, but it so evident that he
does 20. really desire meeting between
Mr.. Hubbard and Senator Kenns that no
further notice will be taken of his woeful
epistles.
The foll,wirg correspondence passed
between Mr.. Cowdsn and Chairman Riley
Yesterday, and shows beyond question
that Mr.. Cowden had been forced tt
dodge his own prt ,sition for a debate
here in Wheeling, although he had beer
given every opportunity to make. his bluff
good:
WEST VIRGINIA J
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
WHEELING, October 5th, 1888. J
7. S. Riley, Esq, Chairman, Etc:
DEAR SIR:-Mr. Hubbard has appoint
msrts advertised and arranged for, as fol
lows: Lockhait,, jackson county, Octo
Der 11tb; Hartford City, Mason county
October 18th; Huntington, Cabell county
October 18th; Grilfithsville, L ncoln county
October 18th; Madison, Boone county
October 10Th. To meet Senator Ksnns OF
either the 18th or 18th, would neces sitat'
the cancellation Of at least three app. lot
ments. 1 propose to cancel Mr.. Hub5ardi
appointment at New Cumberland, October
9Th, and at Welliburg, October 9th, 81
thst he can meet Mr.. Kenna in Wellsturg
October 9Th, and New Cumberland, Octo
Der 9sb, aud will meet you at my Law
Office at 4 o'clock this afternoon to airaDg
the details. Very Respectfully,
w. j. w. CowDEN,
Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Thos. Miller Arrested Yesterday Charged
with stabbing Joseph Morris.
On the evening of Sunday, April 20,
Joseph Morris was stabbed in'the head in
8 row in, or pear, Hurley's saloon, al
Boggs' run, and died several days lstsr
from tie effects of the wound. Russell
Bow and several other parties were arrested
for the murder, but Bow was the only one
held by Justice Riddle after exsminst on,
aud he was found not guilty. Thomas
Miller was one Of the witnesses summoned
for the hearing and he could not be found.
Ever since that time several parties have
had their suspicious that he was the man
who did the stahbipg, but there was
No proof to that effect and
the matter was allowed to rest until sever
al days since, when it seems that Mrs.
Hurley and Maggie Miller, who lived with
her, had a quarrel about something, which
resulted in the rumor berg spread that
Mrs. Hurley had So d that, Thomas Miller
was the man who did the stahbipg or al
lesst intimated that. This came to the
ears of Daniel Morris, the murdered mans
brother, and he went to Moundsvills and
asked the authorities to take the matter in
hand, but they refused to do so. Morris
then went before Squire Riddle yesterday
morning and swore out a warrant for Mil
Ter, charging him the crime
The warrant was placed in the hands Of
Constable Newton, who came mp to the
city. He turned the wsrtant over to Officer
Devlir, who went to MilIeI's house and
arrested him, taking him as far as the
county line, where he was turned over 10
Newton, who took him to the Mouudsville
jail It IL unden t God that Miller, who
is but nineteen years Of age, will have au-
other charge Of the same sort Of stabbing
to answer for.
It seems that the shooting Of Daniel
Ristz in Jeffsrson's saloon, the other night,
led to the reopsning of tie Morris case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
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Further information can re secured by
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cinnati & st. Louis Railway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
An important Question.

Tie InteRigencr, in yesterdays iseus,
quotes Mr.. Il. l.. Loos as rayipg that the
import tax on tobacco, as reduced by the
Senate bill, was all that the manuiactur-
er, could ask, but evidently the Inteliigen'
Ger reporter fJrgot to ask about the reduc
ton of % par. cent. sd valorem on manu-
featured goods. How aboat this reduction,
Mr.. Loos? How much more will the
Journey men get if the bill should become a
law?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
Index % New Advertisements.
SECOND PACE

SECOND PAGE.
wauted-Horses 10 Winter.
Card of rhanks-John Ritz.
Chamber Sets-Ewing Brus.
A Live, Practical Scaool-Wheeling Business
College.
Public sale Of Main Street Property.
wanted-To Rent Piano.
Rose Cream-R. r. List
Ivory Soap-Procter q Gamble.
THIRD PACE
Religious Notices
FOURTH PAGE
Red Fire, Fireworks, &e-Geo. g Feeny.
Harvest feast-rhird Presbyterian Church.
wanted-Man 20 Sell Teas
List OF Letters
Religious Notices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06

PROvIDENT LIFE INSURANCE co.
wheeling, w. Va, Oct. 3, 1855.
MIR. q. q. Henderson, Supt
Dear Slr:-AIlow me to thauk you
and your esteemed Comp sBy for the
very prompt manner in which you
adjusted the claim upon the life of my
husband, James Hagerty, who was
killed at his work In the Benwood
Steel Company's mine on Monday, DC.
tober I. This being the third I'm my
family that has been killed by aeci.
dent within the past three years, L
feel ft specially incumbent upon me
60 urge all wage workers and others
of limited income to insure I'm yours,
the Home Company OF wheeling,
where such ready response ms you
have shown me should recon- mend
you 60 all who wish to insure.
Yours truly,
MARY HAGERrv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
The Warrington Meeting.

The indica atoms are that the crowd ct
Warrington, next Thursday afternoon, 70
listen to Col. Fellows will be one Of the
largest political gatherings ever seen in
West Virginia. Invitations have bsen
SAINT out to every Democratic club iu half.
s-iczsn neigbboring c,untie', and they
are going TO tarn ont their full strength.
The Warrington Democrats are making
preparations on very large scale for tie
bnb.que, aud they will roast four oxen
and twenty-f sheep, thai tbs hunger
of the multitu' e may De appeased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF tho Day Pointedly Para.
graphed for Hsssy Readers

graphed for Hsssy Readers
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
LAST year Franklin College, New Ath
ems, o., doubled her enrolment, and the
attendance is still lrger this year.
A SUIT of clothes belonging to Elmer
Foster was taken from Rine's livery stable
by some unknown party, Thursday night
THE W. & E. G. railroad will run 6
special motor, leaving at IL o'clock or
Saturday and Monday nights for banefit Of
persons desiring to remain in the city.
THERE were three cases in Polics Court
yesterday mocnipg. Tie two vags WHIT
accos.ed Mr.. Anton Reymann Thursday
night, got S25 and cost each, and in de
fault went up for niaety days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
Ohio River Exeurs.ou.

The Steamer Andes" will make an ex.
cursion trip to the Cincinnati Centennial
Exposition, leaving Wheeling, Tuesday,
October 8, at - m, arriving at Cincinnati,
Thursdsy noon, returaing Friday night 81
IL O'Clock. A Brsss Band win he on
board,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
Isss f. now ready, and win be FUR
nished ON application 90 the National
Democratic COMMITTEES, 10 West ssth
sf,. New York city. Price q 90. In
quantities or ave or more 80 cents
each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06

THE prohibition Of the liquor trsfic,
the most vital issue 10 be con ,idered dur
ing this csmp,igu. Hear John 4. Brooks
at ALEXANDRA Rink On Wednesday evepiog.
the 10th inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
Political Notes.


The CeIt,al Democratic Club has 70.
ceived an invitation to attend the Man.
nington barbecue.
Anyone desiring to wager thst New
York will not 90 Demc ccatic can be &C
commodated at No. 2l39 Msia street, fol-
from $40 to 500.
The Republican ball arrived yesterday
over the B. & 0. in sections, and tbs local
Republican, will do tbs tumble bug ac'
next Monday evening.
The members Of Richie District Demo.
cratic Club are requested 70 NEST OF then
hall this evening promptly at Z o'clock Il
tske part in the meeting at Capitol Rink
The Keupa GLIB has received IN invita-
ton from the Manningtoa Democrats Il
90 ont to the barbecue and MEETING on thu
18th inst. They have telsgraphed the B
& o. authorities for private car.
The Baltimore and Ohio authorities hav'
ordered q balf-fare rate on the 18th inst.
at ell stations bstween wheeling and Graf
ton, for the benefit Of those desiring TO ut
tend the Fellows meeting and ban .cue a
Warrington.
All members of the Y. N. d. O. ar'
ordered to report at the Club rooms at
o'clock to escort Hons. j. E. Kcpna en-.
A. B. Fleming to the Capital Rink. Al
members should beon hand promptly and
make this ooa ion something to b
proud Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
Special Offer.

We viii offer, this week only, so pieces
all-wGO, Carpets at 55I. worth zoe. 30
liscs Body Brussels at Sc, worth 81 90,
at STONE 4 THOMAS.