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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.

The REGISTER has heretofore given On
doubtful counties the lowest Dsmo-
cratic estimate and the highest Re-
ppbIican estimate. We have done this
to bs as accurate as possible in our est
mate. And according to these the Demo-
ersts had carried the State By litlsunder
500 majority. The REGISTER has now re-
csiyed reports from all the counties Three
or four of these my net be accurate but
we can confidently state that the oficiai
returns will not materially affect the re-
suit.
Jadge A. B. FLEMING is elected Cover
nor, Wa confidently believe, beyond tbs
shallow Of doubt. Hi, majority, giving
what we consider a wide margin, is be-
tween GOO and 1000. 1t may be beyond
the last named fg1re, as the corrected re-
turns we have received give nearly uni
form increases for the Democrats.
In fact, these Later figures put differ
emit aspect upon the result In
this Stats which at frat ap-
psa1ed to bs doubtful. Democrats
now conf iently claim the Legislature by
one ms ority on joint ballot, giving the
two independent members, one of whom is
a Union LsbT delegate, to the Rspubli-
cana. They, also as confidently, claim tie
election to Congress of JACKSON in the
Fourth district ard ANDERSON in the
Third. wM L. WILSON is elected in the
Second beyond doubt. We have ROLLING
later from the First district, on which the
Democrats await the official cunt.
The NATIONAL Democrat ticket ran ahead
Of FLE,uNG's vote several hundred.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
SHE MARRIED A COUNT.

There Ia leJsoa for silly American
hsiresses in tie case Of Mis- VIRGINIA
KNOx, of Plttsburg, who married a titled
foreigner. SEe, like many othsr ieNther-
brsinsd gi,ls, d:eamei of the day when
duke, or st least a count, would come
along AID lay his title st her feet.
At last the conqusring hero made his sp-
relrarce. lie was genuine count-the
Count DI MoNrCALIEEI, Of Italy. He
was handsome, AMI spoke in lordly way
Of his vast estates in his native country.
So they were married and went TO
Europe on tier bridal tour. At first sy-
erythirg went merrily, but the count ess,
much to her surprise, was called on to
foot all tbs bills. As she had plenty OF
money, and enjoyed the novelty of being a
countess, shs did not obj but when she
reached Paris she found that her husband
did not have Il cent in the worli. Tue
demands for money grew more pressing,
and one night tbs bride declined TO ad-
yaccs another dollar. TGea the count in
his wrath teas her shamefully with bis
boot, and causel such 3 row in the hotel
that both were ejected.
TIE poo; Wcmon even then did not leave
her brutal husband, and on the folio Wirg
day left with him for Italy. 1t is easy to
for ,see what will follow. The count will
drain his wif.'s purse o: the last penny,
then kick her on: OF doors.
Il would have bea1 bstter for Miss
Kxox If she had married some plain
American. without title, without even a
grandfather. 1t would not have been 90
grand s thing as being a court ss', but it
would Rave been safe; and more comforts
be.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

do you see that?" he exclaimed.
Mortimer Clugston aud return. Mis-
Bsllamy" said tbs young editor, tisrcely.
as he held the card at arms length and
looked at IL with cleaning eyes, do you
suprose this trip pass is going to be vast
ej? Do you think have gore TO the
trouble Of getting a pass fer mysslf and
wife from Doo1leville TO Shave
Fork aud return oil FOR nothing? Not
by a jugfal, Miss Bellamy! You may
not 90 on that trip, but fomebody else will.
II you 60 I, Shsw's Fork on or bsiors
Novemb,r 30, iss3, you'll paw your wsy
like any other passenger. Wnere's my
ha p
Ia less than 10 minutes Mr.. MNt'me'
Cluystop, editor and proprietor Of the
Dcodlevilie Yelpsr, with that trip pass
cafe in his inside pocket again. his hat
crushed down tightly Gu his head, his
teeth set hard, and look Of desperate re-
solve on his face, was knocking at the door
of house half mile away, occupied by q
delir quent subs cribeI who kere no dog and
had nine marrisge,ble daughters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
ALL SORTS.

What makes the bread rise early? Why,
''Old Hutch" OF course.
Il il at this season of the year that
vouns ladies take t, the woods and have
pressing business with autumn leaves
PicSyuRe.
The Scripture ful6lled: Danks-l see
that the rolice inpecto-, Mountain, can'
be found. How do you suppoe e rs go'
awayP" Gladsby-"E isily accounted lot;
INV boy; it was simply question i laitn:
DsnkS-"Faitb?n Gladsby-"Yes; tne
Bible tells us that faith can remove NONE
tains."
A good Joke is told on one Of the balm
attending Court at Lawrenceville last week.
The Judge directed him togo out IN toWns'
and bring him the Forty-second Geo ga
meaning that volume of Georgia reports
Tba constable was gone for some time, anu
returned stating that he had searched tne
town over and could not find member o
the regiment in town.-SaranHah Ne'es'
The Liverpool Post tells the story, which
ia rather late in getting into pilot, o: no"
the Prince of Walls, last year at HonburS'
nat an end TO the imitation Of his garb oy
dudes, particularly American dudes. AS
scoo as he arrived there he found that the
cut of his coat, the pattern of his waist
rost. the shade of his necktio, were sc;ur'
ateIy copisd. 1t ann,y fhim, AID few
days afterwards he appeared in bl1eous
s7it of dirty, blankethued tweed. WITH
il he wore a red shirt, a blae collar,
a soft felt low crowned, cream
colored hat, with band Of orange ribbon,
and had a blue hardkerchi f sticking out
of his coat pocket. Tnis, with tan shoes,
completed a costume the Xix: Oh wnic l
was never sesn off of the variety ttga.
The ct angest thing about the story is that
it SAYS that this performances Of the prince
effected its purpose, and this year he and
his clothes have been left alone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
BENwoOD.

The excitement Of the election ha,i,.
,ubsided, and every enc having do.e h,
duty t,ward swing the ccurtry, We a,
gradually ielapsing into our Formal s:a,,
Of affaire.
Mr.. N. Stegmau, Q popular enp'eye 4,
the tube works. IL On the sick list.
Mr.. Philip Crozen was summoned {.
Pitts burg last wick BY the ssr,ous illrs
of bis brother.
Mr.. L. Hsrkers left yesterday for Gs.
m.ntowp, Pa, where he has scopte. ,
position.
Ms. George Clemens, Of Gate C.
Ala. Is visiting her parents on Man s,rs,
Mr.. 8. L. Bloyd, Of Glendale, VA /,
town yesterday.
Mrs. AlopEo Rapsr d the guest oiiiiaa
in Matamoras, o.
Prof. Arhens, Of Wheeling, has elss 4
dc pupils In this city.
Mrs. Albert Allen, Of Webster, Pa
was summ ousd here By tie illness Of b..
brother, Mr.. II. Stegman.
The foot race was postponed yes.eIds,
owing 10 ons of the Contestants hii,
spra iued his ankle while training.
Our Republican fisnds hs Ida jOliitl
ton demons .stion LAST evening.
Mr.. Harrington, en- sgsd LADY Of Love
ward, while waliiog on the b. & -. int
Friday afternoon, was struck by an en-, y
and thrown of, sustaining slight iijuHs
bat the shock, considering Ter adva=oI
age. may, II Il thought, prove serious
Nh. L. HarkiDr, WHO YVES put on d,
cat of for two weeks at the Wheeling Coz.
pany's plant charged with breaking l.
excessive numbsr OF boxes while runna,
the ep < ne of the blooming depaI tnent y,
resigned the position. 1t Is Claimed thr
in the same length Of time more boIa
were broken on the other tup. The il
was given to w. o. Nighiengsle, who q
explain the myste,y Of the breaking b'Is
which still continues.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

'THE Whit chapel fsni" The oft
u,eI phrase ex presses q mysterious horror
of o-e of the most mysterious series OF
crimes On record. "Tae Wnitechapel
fie ,dr has walked abroad in thu streets OF
London; lie has frequsnted pubic Thorough
fares, and stricken down his victims righs
and lett. His murdsrous deeds hare been
done if not in the bright lighs OF day, IN
the almost equally bright light OF a
crowded city whose lamp7 are continually
lit. and whose streets are continually
througe1, and yet the perpttrstor OF these
out-ages has escaped uphsrmed, and the
Off rs of ustice are pc Yerles1 even 10 sug
gsst O clew that will ,eld to his ditcovery'
London claims to have Ike most efficient
police services in the world. TIE officers OF
Scotland Yard hlve been thought ints Ill
BIZ. Is their boast,d canning gone, or Is
English Justice blind to the crimes of this
murdarouS fend?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
SCENE IN BOSTON HARBoR.
SesgullS Moving With Stately Tread Over
the Ice.
Lcuic LgdoR in 81. N.chc!aS.

Lcuic LgioR in s.. Nicholas.
In the ice-time, when many days and
nights OF bitter cold have ed the harbor
with drift ice, the gulls walk about upon
the smooth, white surface with evident
saisfac ion. The seals lift brown b:ads to
pser over tie edge with wondering baby
faces, and drsg their soft, shapeles5 bodies
to p2rch beside the gu.l5. A gull and a
sssl riding off to sea on block Of
ice, in serene and c1ntented companion
ship. one sometimes s:eL l hive very
pleasant memory Of q certain stately,
solemn gull once ssw aduiring himself
in a pond Of water that lay in an ice-blOCk.
Tie water was very dark all round the
ice, and the tide was c.rryiag the ice ont
t. sea, drifting its pretty freight pas. buoys
aad beacors and passing vessels. The gall
shifted from ole foot to another, keeping
one warm under his p'umage, while he
balanced himsSlt On the oSher little pink
foot which rested on the bsrs ice.
With head bent this way and that, he
arranged his feathsrs, looking into the lit
tie pond mirror fore him He took o sip
VI HhNCE, anu SILL dAOIHS nANA lOSs Ri
fear of men and ga gernes5 for food, in full
enjoyment of this happy hour Of gullhood.
steamer passed Sd close as almost to
crush the little ice craft in its wheels
but the gull d not finch or Look up.
Thaugh the raft tipped uneasily IN the
wake of the steamer and the swell roll
ed over it, even thtn he, did not put down
bis tucket-up foot. At last, in the climax
of restfullaesJ of soul and boiy, he nest
led down on the ice, and rested his sofG
white breast on tie cold slab w;thou:
shivering.
They are 30 often alone in their stst O;
amusement that they have about them q
dignity and le'erve quite peculiar to them
selyes,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
The Time 70 Hustle.

No, my boy, everybody won't suo'a
Ever, body can't ever be q good se;ti
Tnere will always be some soldisrs i
hospital; there will always be some r.
lows left back in convalesctnt camp; ,h,r
will oil ways be fomc shirks aud some CO..
ards; tte'e will always DO some ttragc!e,
Only the "hustlers" 60! anywhere ~
the font. "Bat TO. alwsySf 10 III
good time ,ming-" My s'n, your In.
time is always for you, ald you'll b
dead long before the good time coma
And the fellows who are waiting for u
good time" L, como aud straight.n thing
out are tie fellows who are keeping .
b,ck; they are tho ttr'gslers and shirt,
10 day. Don't you wait for the good tin
yoa get up and fly around and mss.
good time Of the only time yot are g'H
to have, which 10 this time. You to;i
get any second chance; thatsa pr'ilT
reserved for the heather. Nobody y
lisyes 10 second chance excsp' the h.
lows who are dead cue Of getting leit n
the first one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
Materials for q Romance.

"Aud so you are q writer by profession
"A writer of novels? How delightful ?"
exclsimed Chic 60 bale at Caps May on
being iotrcduced to young Pbilsdelphian
whose frs! Literary efforts had been re-
ceivsd with favor, and who may or may
not be tie c)ming American novelist This
Philsdelphisn modestly bowed assent,
mentioned the titles of his works, which
sh, evidently had not heard Of, and the
conversation Jagged. "Her soul is en-.
tblslled with tie restless, breezy mona
tone OF the ocean," thought the author, as
the fair ous's eyes wandered from the hotel
yerandI TO the want eXpanse Of blue be-
yond, but h, was mistaken. Suddenly
she turned and asked:
Have you ever been in Chiclgor"
"O1ly once" he answered, slut in
tend to go there soon and spend tome time
in your wonderful Western metropolis"
II an not surprised, not surprised bit.
All great authors 90 to Chicago, 1t is get
tiug way ahead of Philadelphia, New York
and B:s.on as literary nNr. You viii
bay ,ot and settls there, presume"
"Wcu, NO; l am going to Chicsgo for
mster;slJ for Western society Ionsnce
which | am writing"
Oh! Well, Chicago is the place to go
TO for mstsri4ls. l don't believe any city
in the country can beat US on the piics OF
writing papsr snd ink"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

AMONG the foolish things promised by
several Chic Ego men in the event OF the de-
feat ot their presidential candidate are tie
folio wing: To roll whee,barrow through
the streets, shave the crown OF the head
wear petite oat eat boiled crow sweep
tbs street, swim river, get drunk, wear
straw hat on Christmas day, shovel row,
walk barefoot, etc. This sort of thing in
dicltes certain phase of insanity, and the
mon who made such bets should be looked
after. There are lots o! them around here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
MR.. CLUGSTON TILTED.
The Heartiess Girl scorns His snssry' DD'
He sets ut Last Terrible Revenge.
ch;ca On Tribune.

rh. H.artlsss Girl scorps His Misery, But
he ,,ets ut Lass Terrible Revenge.
Chicago Tribune.
"It is useless to prolong the pAiniui
scene, Mr.. Clugston."
"Is your decision final, Miss Bsi'am5'
may 1 ssk?" -,
.Ttis Our intimacy must oease from
this moment, and We shall probably not
meet again-uulsss you chooos to bring
the matter into the courts and make me
tbs defendant in o suit for breach o.
promise"-and the youog lady diummed
ndiffsrsrt'y on the table with her hpgerf.
aside from the fact that am the ed
itor and proprietor Of the DoodierIHe
YIper," said, Mr.. Ciugston, folding his
arms aud speaking in a slow, dignihed
manner, ''and that it would be inconsis:'
ent with my position as o jourra'ht to
bring s1ch a suit, am not sure"-snd
Mr.. Clugston looked about the m'de'ly
furnished apartment and shook his head
gloomily-'I am 20. sure that any verdict
tina. might be rendered in my favor would
bs productive of material results sufficient
to meet the last payment on my quarto-
medium jobber with patent th'ox-off and
automatic two-color attschue,t. Aud
that p payment, a" he continu ed. with increas-
ing 81 on, comes due the sOtn OF feA'
month
"a a cisizsn of Dioileville," began the
young lady, II sincerely wish that your
career as edit u Of the Yelper may
'Cslis:a Bethany |" exclaimed the young
edito, vehemently, lin the name Of . con.
sti 'uency of over thous-of 1886 scsual
Subscribers Il forgot that you knew tho
exact numb:r) protest against the in.
Justice Of this dismissal. You have given
me no reason why you thu, cast me on
You tell me that all is over between w as
coolly as if you were q candidate Tor
coroner callirg in the next day after
election to order his paper diseoa,inu ID
Have you no feelings, 70 sympathy, no
"Mr. Clugston, since you seem to insist
on kn owing why I have decided to cancel
our 1gagement, l have no objection to
IeltUR you tudt Jou wv hAS
month ago turus ont 10 be brass with q
thin geld wash on the outside. don't want
any plated goods engagement, Mr.. C!ugs'
ton"
That ring, Miss Bellimy," s,id the
editor. was taken on c, nt ract for three
inch ad., six months ago, local page, next
to reading mat .er, base bsli new, preferred.
If is snide goods it isn't my fault. /
thoJght it was n. least four y. Bus that
is neither here ncr there. Calista Bel
lamy," hs continued, thoroughly aroused,
II hsd not intended to cay for several
weeks yet VIA. am about 10 tell you, a.
/ intended il for a surprise, but it may
show yOu what ycu have deliteritly and
without just cluse thrown away. ] had
made arrangements 70: wedding trip that
woul Int have cost a cent except for re-
f. ,hmenta. IcoS herew
Mr.. C.ugston drew fIom the INSIDE breast
pocket Of his waistcoat long and path Ell.
cally dat leather wallet, and from IL, inner
mcst compartment took out card resem.
bling this:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

c,uutng mine. Twas winner over s,o
GOO, when the captain MD:
'iHold On there. ] didn't issue any 70,
corr"
Theirs W. . stir financially. Til. a.,
tain wanted everybody se.rched, and Z
eoinR through my packets he dicoyers,
the ear Of corn which had taken, VIA
nroyed TO DO red. In taking out the On,
I had won, tome Of the red corn gtt mir
With the white. Some Of the men wau,.j
TO .heot me: others wanted to lynch =,
bat the captain aid no, be would "a,
c,sh nv corn and would put me CT n.
boat Immediately he stepped The bo,.
and sent me ashore without . nickel, :
walled back until had gotten as q, =
tie CRIB of corn. and 1t proved to be rrl
containing IS, 900 ears IS white con, nj
the one gos was tho only red ca; in III
crib,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
40 American Born Noble,
Ecom III NeIr York Word.

The little Danish mission Church in
Ninth street, near Third avenue, Brook
Ign, saw tbs baptism of native born baby
Count. The little aristocrat was born in
the Catskills two months sgo, and is the
son of Cunt Sponneck the Danish Minis
ter at Washington. The boy is his fist
born and heir 10 his titles and his family
name, William, which he received in
baptism. The Rev. r Andersen per-
formed the baptism, Gen. G. T. Christsn-
cen standing Sponsor for the child.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after yeas az suffers
from that path some disease. Ca'arrb, ~
vainly trying every known remedy, a. J"
found rscip, which completely cu!ei 81
saved him from Death. Any suGae IN,
this dreadfol diteae sending = teii+k
dressed stamped envelop, 10 Pnf J: !
Lawrence, IS Warren g., New YORK W.
will receive the recirs free. az charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

COMPLAINTS have frequently ben made
BY the citizens Of St. Ambrose, CAM con-
cernipg the condition CT the water. The
city reservoir was Investigated few days
ago, and the remains of twelY, in'ants
were found at the bottom. They had been
alive when thrown in.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
FOR TIRED BRAIN
Use Horsford,s Acid Phosphate

Use Horsford'S Acid Phosphate.
DR.. o. c. Stout, Syracuse, n. Y, says:
II gave it to one patient who was Unable
to transact the most ordinary business, be
cause his brain was tired and co1fussd'
uIon the least mental exertion. Imme'
diste benefit, and ultimste recovery fol-
lowed"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

THE M1gwumps have already begun 70
de,cant critical on what Cen. HARRISON
on hit to do with the Democrats he mas IN
Office. We have pretty fai7 idea OF what
he lriU 10 with than.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

Two young Germans in Be'lin satisfied
thsir ho2or" the ether day by fighting a
duel or. or rather with, II cycles. Start
ing at 800 yards splr!, they thlrged foil
tilt assinst each o:her, with slight injury
to themselves, butre'iius damage to their
machin's That might be called progress
siye dusl.ipg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

The Exposition Uniyerse!le de rsrt Gull
naire' awarded the highest honors to Argos
tura Bitiers as the most efbcacious stimulani
TO excite the appetite. Ak for the genuine ar.
ticIe, manufactured by Dr.. J. G. B. s.egert &
Sons, and beware OF initaiionk
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

Per sspsra sd astIa: Fsnley-'I uLder-
stand tba. yOl have just pub had an
ether book, Q1ils How Jnsny does this
make?n Q lills-"The last was my sever tn
story" F4nley-"Ah, l see; you tre
pretty high pp in the literary word
then"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
DON'T bs hasty.

The extensive clrpet mills of Higgins
{ Co Of New York, have decided upon a
reduction off.rce, incident uEoa Hari'ons
election. This is the first Victory for the
Salary banner of protection.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
drauslers' Guidc

A RRIyAL AND DKPARTuRE or TKAiyt.
~ EXPLANATION OF RRyEhRnC1 hIIu -
fsunday excepted. MONDAY exoe7tss ~
day only. saturday excepted. ~ hsne :.
october Is, isSs. wheeling tirna, Whios
ore hour eerlior han Central Time:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

GOVERNOR ELECT A, B. FLEMING Is a.
III, Mel. Ire House, ard happy. Corgra'u-
lstions, Governor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

THE New York Herald once upon q time
o,taS rWno is HARRISON 1t has now
found ont.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

THE waters of Salt river are very tuf-
bulent at present with travel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

The Rev. Mr.. Choker-"How is your
son doing at college, Me-. Smith? Il he a
hard stu6e1tS" Smith-''Well, should
sly he waa! You ought to feel his bictp s.'
harrington Free Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

TIE campaign being end:d, th' even
mo NersLetter has suspended publication
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

The CAbiret-gues:ing tisnds will make
li,s a burden for the next FIVE months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

JACK Frost is getting in training IN
come pats Of the c untry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

yEHAvE not yet heard what Sir LIONEL
S.rvvI1LE WEST thinks Of the result.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

.sorrn South against a solid North. THIS is is
one So.eran fac: While the pem9c[aLSS S%S,!
Nc! NJ" VS. yirJjaia.-N.lC York Herald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

TIE campaign liar can now hibernate
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
R,kSO. RAILRokD.

B.e = = " hW1KAMOHDs
Bsllaiss and zAnssytlls through pa0eneetI
lsaya Bellairs st 300 q n, An5y0 q Bsls's'
WSodsasld pA0snesf train leaves Bslis.z
500 o. m, arrives q Bellaire q 11b O. n
6ummerneld Accommodation lesTes Bs.sE
100 m, arrives at Bellaifs e II - O. n
All trains daily exospt Sunday. OsntI ~
ard Time fforn Bellaifo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

: Form G.. Ne. 1884
: sIoON RIVER sKEnUNE VALLEY R.R.
: Pass Mortimer C;uugston aud wife
: from Doodleyllle TO Shaw's Fork and re.
: turn
: Good till Nov. 80, 1883.
: d. HEAD, G. p. A.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT N SHOP,
KITCHEN. STABLE AND FACTORY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
MUSTANG Eminent

HEALS INFLAMMATION, OLD SORES
CAKED BREASTS & INSECT BITES!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11
MUSTANG Eminent

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