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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
IN A SMALL WAY.
ms News of the Day Putntsdly Para
Eraphed foe Hssty headers.

h News of the Day Puintsdly Para
Graphed foe Hssty headers.
WAGES OF SIN" at the Grand Operi
House tonight.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS his morning
10 regular session.
P,of Mullen will tender his dancing
class a reception tomorrow evening, Apr,
Sd. Former pupils invited.
In another column will be found th'
advertisement of Dr.. J. A. Medill, yeter
mary surgeon, who has located here.
JUDGING from the numher of drunken
men on the streets last night, the Sunday
selling ordinance must have been badly
fractured in several places.
THE police, or Basa Ball Directors, OF
s)me one else, should fire the gang Of half
grown boys who make a loaing place Of
the base ball park on Sunday afternoons,
filling the air with profanity and missiles,
There was at least one fight on the grounds
between boys, yesterday.
THE many friends Of George D. Ripley,
formerly Of this city, will regret to learn
of his death, which occurred at Pamona,
Cal, Saturday. Mr. Ripley was q brother
Of Captain Stephen Ripley and II brother
n-laW Of Vim. Hastings, Esq, Of this city,
The body will be brought TO this city fol
interment.
The ladies interested in the coming fes
tival of the Knights of ST George are
requested to meet at the hall this after
noon at THREE o'Glocs.
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THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
aHIIaan M Al lAa Ruaau

! A syIopsis Of tho News I'm the Local De-
partmen Mt OF the Paper.
George Sbyrock, Q native Of Liuton's
Mills, Coshocton county, o was struck
by a Cleveland, lorain and Wheeling trair,
near the Ia Belle glass works, Bridgeport,
about 5 o'clock Saturday evening, aud
almost instantly killed. His skull was
fractured about Two inches above the right
eye Tre youpg man, with q companion,
had come TO this part OF the country In
search of work, and had secured q Job at
West Wheeling, where he WAS to commence
work this morning.
The carpenters order out their men NJ Q
means of enforcing the demand, made Mt
the first OF the year, that nine hours shall
constitute q days work. Four or five
small firms agree TO the terms imposed by
the men, but the larger firms hold out ard
q strike IL the result.
The plumbers succeed in their demand
for the enforcement Of the nine-hour rule,
all the employers agreeing to the terms.
Bellaire painters make q demand for the
enforcement of tho nine-h0ur rule, and in
dications that the carpenters will follow
their example.
All the latest base ball news--this de.
partment including q flue cut OF Manager
B~uckenberger, with u sketch OF his base
bali career.
Oae hundred and seventeen arrests made
by the police during the month Of March
An outline Of the services held yesterday
in the more prominent Of the city
churches.
Disastrous FIRE out ct Gnggsville, this
county. The dairy stable Of John
McCrum entirely destroyed. and twenty
three cows burned To- death, With much
feed and other property. The loss about
So, 500, mostly insured in Wheeling com.
papies.
The following gentlemen selected as
the grand jurors for the April term Of
Court: John McCrum. Captain VIM.
Schockey, c. II Miller, George Merchant,
Charles Menkemiller, A. W. Kelley, John
n. Hobbs, Samuel uIrrah, Noah Beck,
Charles Hoffman. Louis Vockler, VIZ.
Rodgers, l. p. Sisson. Thomas W. Weiizel,
w. II Anderson and James y. Maxwell.
DEED made February s, 1873, by John
Fletcher and wife, Of Jefferson county, . ,
and Joseph b. Brook aud vile. Of Mason
county, Oregon, to Stewart Wallscs, for
Eve acres Of land in Richlapd District
Consideration 81, 900. Deed made March
"a, 1883. by Theodore Wolf and wife 10
John Wolf, for 60 acres, 2 roods and IA
perches Of land, being q part Of John +.
Wayt farm. Consideration "a, ZOO.
The Wheeling Driving Association elects
the following officers: President, +. J.
Park; Vice President, A. NJ. Hamilton
Secretary and Treasurer. A. T. Sweeney
Beard Of Directors, John II. Hobbs; Geo.
f Stifel, A. Z. Whitaker, J. A. II. Par.
sDIs, q. b.. Robinson and w. Schwert-
frger.
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EASTER DAY.
The Observance of the Day in the Various
Churches,

The Observance OF the Day IN the various
Churches.
Yesterday was Easter and it was gener-
ally observed in the churches. The very
beautiful weather brought out hundreds Of
y~orshipers, and induced many Others to
attend church who would not have other
wise done so. No one could have wished
for more perfect weather. The display Of
flowers at the churches and those worn by
the ladies were something superb and lent
TO the day q spring like air that was In
keeping with the general jo~yousness Of
the Esstertide. 1t was, indeed, o happy
day.
Especially was this glad state OF affairs
noticeable at st. Mathews ?. L Church,
aud sside from the usual reasons for being
happy, the congregation of st. Matthews
had something else TO feel joyous over. The
attendance at the morning service was very
large, and the floral decorations were beau
tiful. The lecturn was adorned ny acroWn
composed Of lovely fragrant flowers n
several crosses aud other pieces were no.
Liced, the chancel being a perfect bower
of roses and all sorts OF Easter flowers.
Rev. R Rush Swope's sermon-o talk,
would be more Appropriateness most de-
lighttul aud was a happy effort that was
appreciated by the congregation to the
fullest. lie took no text but Easter and
told why we should all be glad on the day
when the resurrection of Christ is cele-
brated, in a way that delighted his hearers.
Then another glorious reason for JOY was
the liberal manner 10 which the parish
toner's of st. Matthews contributed to make
up the amount necessary to liquidate the
church debt, which is something like
$1,000. The pledges made during the week
and the offerings and pledges ut yesterday
mornings service amounted to $5,3l8.64;
$40 more WA received after the service; 1892
was received in the SUNDAY school, and there
are two lots Of church bonds amounting to
5000 which will be surrendered by the
owners, making in all up to date, $6,37O.6i.
Everybody is confident that the balance Of
the amount necessary to l~iquidats the debt
will be secured. This il rather remark
able work for less than o week and DIR.
Swope and the vestry deserve credit for
their efforts and all those who contributed
SO literally to the good cause.
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IA Price OF Nails.

There is talk up at Pittsburgh Of an ad-
vance of 20 cents in the price of nails by
manufacturer ia that city. 1t is claimed
the recent advance 10 s.. 10 did not have
the desired effect, as car lots were not stif.
feued, aud the retailer was the only OIL
benefited. Factories and wholesalers con.
tinue 10 sell at 100.
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though standing on the loyeliest spot on
earth, that instead Of being in q palace
you were in n dungeon. You would feel
Yourself bitterly Knocked by the very
beauty of nature. Go and struggle wite
sin, and try to realize the fact that there
can be no peace with God except through
the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ.
How is that to be obtained if there be no
Christ? You can say, as q Christian, l
live because / live in Christ; but suppose
there be no Christ? l am sure l speak
from your hearts, as we'll as my OVID,
when I ssy you would be Of all men most
miserable. II would be taking away from
you your life, your light, your all. You
would feel that there was nothing worth
living for; if you had ceased to have faith
in Christ you would have no faith in God,
and you would feel there was nothing be-
tween you ard the outer darkness
Of the sepulchre- But when the
apostle argues on the suPpositlon
that there was 90 Christ, 1t
is like arguing IN absurdity. These things
were absurd. 1t could not be that his
preaching was vain; it could not be that
their faith was vain; it could not be that
those who had trusted Christ, and lived to
his glory, would perish. 1t was impOssi,
ble-it could not be-that he and the
others were false witnesses Of God. Thus,
therefore, comes the gospel Of Christ to the
poor man struggling with his sins; to the
poor man struggling with his trials; to
those who are in the valley OF the shadow
of death, and to all men, with this mess'
age: Christ is risen from the dead! He
has risen from His rest; you are not in your
sins; Christ has died tor you; His blood
clenseth from all SIM" Therefore, tt
steadfast, immovable, always Astounding
in the work of the Lord, 'tfor as much as
20 know your labor is not in vain in the
Lord" II is not in vain because Jesus
Christ lives and is the only Saviour.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

There was a very large congregation at
the First Presbyterian church. There was
u profession of flowers, and the music was
appropriate and exceptionally good. The
subject of Rev. DR.. Cunningham's sermon
was, Christ Jesus; q Risen, Living
Savior" The text was: / Cor. XIV: IA; IF
Christ be not risen. then is our preaching
vain, and your faith is also vain"
The speaker said:
Let this exposition prove first and
chiefly, the test Of our Christianity. Is
your Christianity the Christianity Of the
Gospel? If you say there are two Christian
tiles, which is IL? Do you think such a
thing exists as q Christless Christianity, in
which Christ is not 10 be the beginning
and the end? Ii is not q question between
you and man, but between you and Cod
q question in which your peace, youT ster-
nal good are involved. I an sure that you
who know Christ, can understand what it
would be TO you If all this were not real;
but you cannot believe it. Try some day
when standing by the dying bed of one
whom you love; try it in your own
hour Of sickness; nay, try it in
your day of health, when all things
are beautiful TO ~you-when You
look at nature in oil its glory and beauty;
try then to realize this idea-heDceiofth
there is no Christ. You would feel,
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Struck hY a Stone.

As the II o'clock train on the Pittsburg
division of the b. and o. was coming past
the Genital glass house, last night, some
one threw n large stone through a window
OF one Of the coaches, the rock striking a
passenger on the head, inficting a severe
cut. The police were put on the case at
once.
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aREERAL INTELLIGENCE,
The State I ine L.

The engineers will commence work go
morning, at Cs%nonsburg, on the line OF
the Wheeling, Wellsburg and and State
Line railroad. The people of Canonsburg
have subscribed ST, 600 to this road. Con-
siderable money has also been raised
al NO the route between ~CauOnsburg and
the river.
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Book Beer.

That happy season Of the year, book beer
time, has come, aud the brew of the Rey'
mann Brewing Company will be found on
draught this morning in all the saloons OF
this city and surrounding towns. The
beer this season is said to be exceptionally
fine, and there will doubtless be a lively
demand foT it.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Persons changing their place Of 'es!dence VIII
nIessel leave their new address at tho Counting
Room of the REGISTER. Any irregularities grow
ing ou, OF changes April lst, viii be promptly
attended to.
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TIE SCHEDULE.

The Complete Tri-stste Programme Tor
the Coming Season.
We present TO our readers this morning
the complete schedule Of games to be play
ed by tue clubs composing the Tri-state
League during the coming season. The
schedule il reprinted as there were several
errors in the former on which have been
corrected officially.
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THE OTHER CHURCHES.

The services at the other city churches
were all exceptionally we'll attended.
There was a more or less profIse display OF
rlowers at all Of them, aod the sermons
mostly contained fitting references to the
day. The music also Mas of a special
nature.
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SIX BARRELS
Money Have Arrived.

Remember that thess are money days,
and will continue until Saturday night
April. I4th, when this novel and expensive
souvenir system Of distributing Q very
large per cent Of the sales TO the purchas-
ers, will be discontinued and the goods
placed OF sale, through an agent, st the
same price, but without the souvenirs.
Three Of tteae harTals Of genuine money
are displayed In the front window of the
store Of the Globe Tea Company, No. 1853
Market street, Wheeling. The greatest
sight ever witnessed in this city. II 10
we'll worth coming miles 10 zoe, The
other thrSs barrels are distributed In cans
Of tea for sale on the shelves Of their
store. The denominations Of this money
are Ia, %, 81, los, 50s and 100 dollar bills.
Every purchaser will certainly recsiye Q
SUN Of money ranging from 10 cents and
upward, But in order 10 accommodate
parties Odefing by mail or tXpress, three
sections Of shelves will be reserved and
they will hold cans containing watches,
diamonds and other isselry Of less value.
Orders by mail will be selected from thess
three sections of mixed cans Of money,
Watches, diamands and other jswslry. M
less otberwse ordered.
Now Is the time TO come while you
can get these valuable presents. This
company claim that they have q
good Q right To give away 10 their %.
irons these valuable and useful articles q
their competitors have TO give cheap chro.
mos, glassware, etc.
Below will be found q partial list Of Der.
sons finding money, genuine diamonds,
solid gold watches and other articles In
their cans Of tea:
william Radclif, firm of Rsdcliff a
Leanhart, sample room, ISL Market strsst,
purchased SI cans Of tea for S5 and found
in o can 500; G. c. Butter and Mn
George Thomas. Wellsburg, each found
gents solid gold bunting n jswslst
watches In their cans Of tra; Mia Kat.
Conners, Warrington, w. Va, got Q gen.
uine diamond ring IN her tea, ordered b.
mail; T. Ryan, nail plate roller, Beuwood
paid s2 for two ans Of tea, and found
genuine diamond ruby sapphire ring Il
one can; Chas. Behler. sample room, I16l
Market street, paid 81 for . can Of tss
and on opening the can found q seuuiu,
solitaire diamond stud, solid gold setting
and over sixty other vsluabls article
vent ont in orders received BY nsil ani
express.
Da-Get up clnb. Those who ee4 IN
club Of $40, go o. $50, always M ons o
more valuable articles Terms: Sind.
cans 81, six for IS, thirteen for $40. -
twenty1seven for 30. Orders By N
promptly forwarded on recsipt of cash O
poetof3ce order.
Address
GLOBE TEA COMPANY,
1853 Market Street,
~H~~nS-~ Va
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WASHINGTON rxcrv.,o-
The

The la,, Of -. a,'' Of Nh. s.,...
. a?', !, TO Washington , VI, 4 ss'rsls .,e.r.
s lick s s i q b r9 1s,i; A !; ! ls q R; +, :.
good for trip from w,5isa,'' sri vii
any time duriEg Ii. lin',' 70 RaiIuo.s
vorable Opportunity 10 W.. Tbs s.G.
Old Poiat Comfo:, dos. ,Se Capital .,
inc soe q t, st'sE9 Sh,ea rcea, sss height OF
fare will h~, rs here,otor. .nne, TS,
trip and trains will law" % rpuod
at 5:io . u, and 5;ij D. a . D,pot
on morning t'4iO. S';spip, ra's e.s
ing train. s al % .vtp.
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The surest and purest IMMINENT in the mar
ket is Salvation Oil. It killspain. Priee25c.
A national dispenser Of happiness is s25
cent bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

PERSONS desiring TO make q good, sale
and profitable Investment take stock IN
the Eagle Building Association.
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CALL on any Of the officers or ineorpo-
atoB Of the Esgle Building Association
and subscribe for stock.
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Dol lss Of Boats and Boatmsn Along as
Ohio.

Ohio.
The Government dredge boat Ohio,
which has been working at Brown's Island,
assisted by the Ed. Roberts and Nellie
Walton, clearing away the wrecked coal
barges, has Left the scene of the wreck.
The Ohio was towed and assisted by the
]. a. Mcconnell. The chsunel has been
90 cleared that there is 500 foot passage
WY. A large portion Of the wrecked and
sunken barges were saved, and the Others
have been disposed Of by dynamite.
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DIED.

JoiCE-on &snday. Aprls ,sm
m, ANNIE y csneh'eF Of J.n,s ~ |,
Joyce. aged Is years, , moa,k. - .st i,,.
Funeral notice hereafter Ai
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Labor Notes.

THE Eagle Building Association Will
start March Slsi. Take stock at once.
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NlJeelin9 Re9ister;
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THERMOMETER Record.

Mr.. O. Schnspf, the Opera HOUSE drug
dst made the following observations o.
the temperature Saturday: z a. M, %;
M, 81; ~ NJ, sc; 3 p. NJ, 67i z 3.
m, s.. Weather, fair.
sunday q m, A; pa m. 81; II IN.
Il; 3 D. M, a; Z p. ~, "A.
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Iudss TO Nov Advertisements,

SECOND
Opan HOuSe-A Tin Soldier.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gregg
Veterinary S~urgeOn-Dr. J. n. MCdlu.
For sale and for Rent-W. X. Rinehsrt.
Poultry NettiugLGeO W. JOhnson's Sons.
For Rent-Stone Quarry.
Noice-Charles~ Seabright
For Ciaciunstl steamer Andes
NoticC-HenTy BurSee.
Carpenter and Blilder-Stephen Mccullough
wall Papers and Borders jos. Graves 3 Son..
Home Liver Plls-R. II. List.
FOURTH PAGE
Spring Dress G~OOds-Egger, wsrliCk & Co.
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Beware ef eounterfeih. Salvation Oil will
cure your aches and pains. Price 25 cents.
1t is important TO check o cough at once.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will do 80. rs cts.
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Police Points.

At midnight last night there were six
Gases on the blotter at headquarters: Pat
MaoelriDg..snd John HOmipg got into o row
in Shorts restaurant, on Market street,
about four o'clock yesterday morning, and
threw plates ,and.thinss around at q lively
rate. Officer West put them under arrest.
Earnest Schaffer Wa arrested by Officer
Devlin for carrying concealed weapons
Alfred wsfsl was drunk, AMI William
F~ollenstine was arrested by klleen for be
ING disorderly.
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So far rs known, the firms OF Holiday
& Son, Jerry 0'Brien, Wood < Sons, d.
G. Thayer and James Gray are b only
ones expressing Q willingness TO coneede
the demands Of the carpenters. IL was
stated, however, by a gentlemen who bad
excellent facilities for knowing what be
was talking about, that several other EN-
ployers would secept the terms OF the
men.
Il was slated last night that the plaster
ers would this morning make ademand
TO-DAY for the enforcement of the eight
hour law. The news was received too
late for yorifieation.
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what Constitutes a Family MedIcIoo"

MINT ConsffIuTes FaHHUJ WVVIVTuV'
A preparation which Is adapted to the relief
and lure Of ailments u which members o. q
household are mo- subject and which Is not
oDlv alleEei 70 ID bis. but has long and unfAil
iopiy proved Its u W 70 do It, sSuredly de-
,srvst the tile Of Grelable Family M'd'eine.
1unng timp-honcrsd PREPARATIONS. which expe-
=. nee ana the sanction Of The medical prof.. SION
,nStcste Is de- Pryink Of popu'a' regarh ana con
adt nee Is Hos'euers touae BltteL., = nnen-
SNs.ti ~ IN and blliouSne -, tbs t5rse most
s,scnentlY occurring ailm,ns thai yex man
hI.d Dsrived from q botanic parentsge, 1t IL
ss6ciept as well as pure and wholesome. tire
sanSaS neryouS dis1nietude and inactivity OF the
rSsss.s nj eounteFaefs q tendency to rheuma-
siSm For TenesiDg tagging strength and i'm
nsTtipS appetite II can Be Implicitly rened upon.
ever and aEue, rheumatism and deoihtJ are
remedisd byf.
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L. S. GOoD sells dry goods the cheapest
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.


The English Lutheran Church, Rev. E
Il. D~orublaser, pastor, had a large congre-
gatioo yesterday. The altar was hand
somely decorated with natural and arti-
fetal flowers and eyergreens, significant OF
the resurrection morn. The Lords Sup
per wa administered at both morning and
evening services, and fourteen new mem
bsrs were received into church fellowship.
The EIster music was good and was we'll
rendered by the choir: Soprano, Miss
Anna Meyers; altos, Misses Lizzie Meyer
and Lizzie Brockhsrd; tenor, Mr.. Harry
Boyd; bass, Mr.. james H. lancaster
organist E. W. Danaway. The selections
were as folio US:
The Lord Is Risen Indeed ..........,...... ..Danks
IT he sinners Friend" ........... Emerson
Mason
In the afternoon the Sunday school he'd
its usual large turnout, where special ser
vices were also held, one happy feature
being the giving of all present u sugar
egg. Dir. II. N. Schmitt, its old SupeIin'
tendent, who is here on business, acted In
the place Of Mr.. VIM. Clements, who Il
lying at his home i'll.
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Al the Grand To Night.

OF the wages of siu," which opens a
three nights engagement at the Grand
tonight, the Jersey City Argus says:
"The stirring melo-drama. the Wages Of
Sin,' is the attraction at the popular II. r.
Jacobs HobOken Theatre this week. A
large and highly appreaciative audience
witnessed the performance last evening,
The play is SO well known that it need not
be retold. The company is q splendid one
and were equal to their parts"
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The Eagle Building Association will b
the largest ever started IN this section.
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Ten !ieces OF Hemp Carpets NJ 10 cents q yard.
Tru Pieces OF Good lugAin at ~ cents o yaru'
regular price 20 cents.
Ten Pieces Extra Heavy ingram Carpet al ~
cents, worth 20 cents
Ten Pieces Of Hail Wool ingram Carpet IS
cents. worth 20 cents.
worth 50 cents.
worth sL.UO
Tea Pieces OF Tapestry Brussels at Is cents,
Eiaht Pieces Of Tapestry Brussels at co cents,
worth - cents.
EiSh, Pieces OF Tapestry Brussels At 10 cent''
wSrth 20 cents.
81 2.
Five Hundred Rugs from 20 cents up TO $50
piece.
We are daily opening Rich spring Novel;
ties In silks and DrPSs Goods. and re.
specifically Invite the ladies tOr an early VISIT o.
Inspection. mons the latest arrivals are Cssh-
meres and Heuriettas I'm all the popular ShsAes,
such A. Bots de Rose, Girls Tableau, Goblin ana
Mahogany. Ouc line OF Dress Goods embraces
800 different styles, from the cheapest To the
very beat makes.
GS-Orders by mail receive prompt attention
1. \. GOOD, Il25 and ll27 Main vt.
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Hsw 8drrtis,m,,t


@NoliIE.
An adjourned annual aud .s~,L
tae stockholders OF the Wheeling ,S,s1T
burg Railway Company o, wes y,~.s
be held at the Company /, once In n.
Wheeling, on Monday, the ieh A, we
ISIS, a2oelocs p m. K Il ClCsHx
mrl5b -.
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We will o@nr THIS MORNING the
BAuyainS ia CacpSls ever shown IN
this city. These goods were Il special purchase
from a manufacturer in want of cash. We eau
show the largest stock AM latest designs Tor IeSs
muney than any other house IN the city.