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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

WAsHHeroE gossip as 10 the effect
that tbe bon ton society Of that city
propose IN smut Mrs. Cleveland be
eaase she has received as = guest
and is the ultimate personal friend Of
a yonng lads who is "bssutilpi and
accomplished, bet al instruelEess in a
girEs school
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

The most hopeful member Of Con.
gress does not predict an adjourn
ment Of that body before September,
and many believe the session will con
Time right along TO the Attn Of March.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable "
Ll LA terrible cough. shiloh,s Cure IS the ren-
dyfor5 you. VIM. Meyer, Druggist.

FARMERS may save trip 10 town n thell
busiest season BY keeping bottle Of Cham
perlaiH 3 Cole, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Rem.
knowledge that theg should nave some gilel
propagation ~ baud for use II case of al ~.
task q bowel Complaint and any VINO NV
used this medicine viii iell Yea ii fl fbe
promPtegt, most reliable and most pleasaTit
medieine p use FOL DE purpose. Alans
lives afsa much suffering are saved 81 peoplt
keepina itat baud ready for immediate az
whenever needed For Sale IN DT u N
Knapp.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20
VvhiawOrth Female College.

In another column will be found
the advertisement Of this famous IN
stitutlon Of learning, which on &C
count Of lis unsurpassed advantages IS
one Of the most largely patronized f.
male colleges in the South. Under
the able administration Of Prof. L. T.
FiLzbugh, President, and Rev. ". L.
Murrab, Vice-Preslden,, it has achiev-
ed success which is almost phenom-
enaJ. The faculty for the coming
session is composed Of an exception
ally able and brilliant corps Of leach,
ers. The health record of the iastItu,
ton is wonderful. Parents having
daughters to educate cannot do bel.
ter than to send them to Wbitworth
Female College. 1t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

NINE hundred National banks have
been established in the United States
in the last year.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

ODe Of our exchanges gets thls of,
and it is SO expressive Of our SENT
menLs to the readers of the EoHo, we
copy 1t and want all 10 remember it
and send US the news "Wbeu any.
body dies, gets married, rams away,
steals anything, builds house, makes
a big sale, breaks his leg, or gets the
senses kicked out Of him by a mule,
Or does anything remarkable, and you
have reason to believe you know as
much about it as anybody else, don't
wait for some other person to report
it, or trust 10 US 10 find it out by in
stinet, but come aud tell Us about it,
Or send the fact On a postal card.
See If you cannot improve this year;
and let US know every item Of news
that iransplres in your Beighborbood.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

AZ parties indebted 10 the arm of D.
BLOCH ~ BRO, are hereby notified to call
ana elect settlement within go days from
July 2. 1855. ID. BLOCH 4, RRO
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

TIE wide spread circulation of pen
MES in the United States, in the near
future, is assured.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

The intense sleiiing and s4uaYftng CANNON
2 letter and aalt fbeum Say Be almost ia-
Esanug believed Is applying ChsH6befisifis
iage tnd ezin 0iaimant Many bad easaa
have paen cured by ~ For sale bg 81. a.
hnapp.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20
For Sale.

a hesl LSEhGE located on four ACRES of
Ia land, with q frontage of mo geres N
Ryan streett 10 the salller sHbdlgision This
is new piace aud can 81 bouglt ehea,,
Apply III once to 3J,W. BRYAN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20
FOr saIe.

A COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Moss street
"a kpoWn as the Moran property. This Il
qesirable location, and III portion Of town
Nhieh is rapidly building up II 4 renting
ipr ylQl per month, aud can be bought chea7,
APPLY J. wv. BRYAN. /
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

tAAssTAkR--with $500 to S70O capital. in a
good paying business In Lake CHARLES, Baton
hoage and New Orleans. Address this Office,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

Wanted,

2 h0UsEs-two with storerooms attached
= Ppply to j ", RRYIE
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

N almost every community there As some
person whose NE has been saved b. Cham.
beflaln's Collie, CholeEa aud Dlarfloea Ram
cay Or who has been cured Of ehFonIe disr-
hoea by u after years Of suffering. Such
persons seldom lose an opportunffy IL ysc-
omend tue remedy TO which they owe Their
very existence and ID Is them, thai have mo e
the remedy the most popular 81 any h 10
ior bowel complaints. p5 cent, 30 cent and
Sl-bO bottles, are sold BY pr. W. IA. Knapp.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20

gRoLP, WiI00RING C0DGll and BFan,
eAiiis imne iatel relieved 81 shlloh cure.
wa Meyer Drusglst.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20
To Whom it Mag Concern.

Ny wife, Charlotte Balloo. born CAarlott. I,or.
tgAo' having left my bed and board without cause
the public is notified Elat from And afteT 5Li -
WAL not b responsible fVI any debts she maj
contract and they are warmed not to Give IGr
cioulI OH my account his
Cr, HlLLE BALLOO.
I'"A" |AAiIesr July Is 81, marx
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-07-20
IRMlERaTTE TIGKRT
FOR PRESIDENT

FOR PRESIDENT
GROVER CLEVELAND.
FOR YIGB-PREsIDENT
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
THE CRUCIAL TEST.

The severe analytical tests to which the various baDc
powders have from time to time been placed have demon
srated clearly to the public the relative merits Of M
different brands from scientific point of view The Gov
eminent chemists for instance, have found in their official
tests lat the Royal Baking Powder gave off the Er,,
amount of eavening gas and therefore the ,oo,,
economical for general use. They also found the Rov1
be absolutely pure and the only baking powder thar dill
not contain either line alum, bone rock rh>,I
For these reasons they recommended it for Gov,i,,,
uses, and il is now used in the War Navy and India,
departments.
But the crucial Test Of the kitchen is after AL The
most satisfactory to the houSekceper. baking powder
that never fails make light, sweet wholesome, and laa
able bread, biscuit cake, etc. is the thai viii b..
selected by the practical housrkepr and received into her
kitchen for continuous This the Royal Bakin.
Powder has stood for twenty year, without failure
and hence It's reputation the best baking powder made
has spread from house house until lis has become
us universal rs its merits unrivalcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
rnINr- o.. reOrLE.
Movements OF OtEECns aud tho UomiUi
aud 'fninE OF Strangers.

Mpsemeags OF OlgECns aud tho UomiUs
aud 'foiaE OF Strangers.
Hon. Ben Orlsy. OF Lincoln, WAS in
town yesterday.
DE-. J.. J. Diukey has returned from
Chicago, where he had a pleasant time.
George II. Wing. OF Cleveland, is in the
city representing the C0iioitr jairsrss.
Mr.. K. T.. Slryer and Miss Eva Buntou
will be married this evening at TIE home OF
the bride.
Miss Elma Eiugler OF rittsburg. is the
guest of Mrs r. c. Moltatt, on South
Chapliue street
NJ Chluucey Dewey entertained a num-
her OF friends 10 a lawn tennis party at
Echo Point last evening
Lust Ecsmau, popular mill man Of the
East End, has returned from ii siG weeks
visit through the East
Judge John Brannon, OF Weston, is in
the rtty, in attendance upon the sessions
OF the Supreme Court
Miss Juliet Burt and Mas Henrietta
Dibiry, OF Cincinnati, are waiting Ms.
VIII ILeI~Syll AZ Pleasant Valley.
ia. Elilry, who has been attending the
law school Of the Harvard University, AZ
rived houe last Saturday evening to
spend his vacation
SIT IA Booking il lying et hiS room
on Chapliue street quite i'll. Mr., Walter
Hall "a 10 hl3 place during his Illness.
Ei's many friends hope Tor his speedy re-
coyey.
Judge Twin Max we'll, OF Ciarksburg,
arrived I'M the city Las, evening, and r'gls-
tered at on. NrLuce House Tn" Judge
triuks the Republican ticket could not he
bettrred
Mr.. Charles Naret and Miss Josie Quar-
r.sr. az Charleston. have been visiting ut
the RESIDENCE OF T. c M0ilat. on South
C0sprue street. TDg charming ladies will
leave for home thus evening - the Ohio
River road.
Cant. Barney Stanley has returned from
Cincinnati. where be attended the Sapreme
Lodge. X Off. lie reports aue meeting
and one of the finest displays OF uniformed
nrpp hg ever saw. The convention wss q
big success
Nlr. II G.. Sf0etler returned lest week
t-om the University Of West Virginia.
Hermann, last year, Is orator IN the contest
Datwecu the literary societies, took n pr'ze
Of thirty dollars This year a debator he
took prla OF forty dollars.
4 pleasant party Of Charlestoatans made
living visit TO tins city lasJ night, arEiv
my 10 ; 10 last evening and leaving on the
return trip at 80 this morning. Mr. X
W. Kelley, OF New York, President OF the
Esugwha and OHIO Railway Company,
was accompanied by +. b Dyer ESD, and
Mrs.. Dyer. n. W. Smith E,q., Mrs. Naret
and Miss Josie Quarter, OF Charleston.
Mr.. Eelley, Lif. and Mrs. Dyer aud Mr.
smith were registered Ct the MCLure
Mrs. Narat and Miss IyuaIrlHf speat the
night At Mr.. J. c. Moaett's, in Centre
Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
sOLIDLY DEMOCRATIC.
The Last Republican Asked To Resign
from the wheeling Postohce.

The Last Republican Asked To Resign
from the Wheeling rostonlce.
Mr.. Frank Johnson, tbs last Republican
Office holder in the Wheeling postofiice,
was rCq uested to resign Rad he did 30 on
Sunday evening Mr.. johnson has held
the position OF Superintendent OF Mails
since ls65; although his resignation has
been looked for for some time past. The
appointment is not under control Of Post
msster Simpson, but is made from head
quarters st Washington.
Mr.. Geo. J. MathisOn has been appoint
I'd to the vacancy aud Harry Godfrey takes
Mr.. Mathjson's place as Assistant Super
intendent; Robert Sayne takes Mr..
Pogue's position as distributing Clerk,
while C. G.. Davis was appointed to occupy
Mr.. Pagu-'s place. The Wheeling post
office is now sohdly Democratic and in
spleudid hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
- = SMALL Wy

800 Nevs II tho Day PoiDtedJy PAR
Eraahs.i '1= Ea4fv Readers.
THREE cases were registered 81 police
headquarters this morning
BASE HNLLo1 the island park this after
Eoor-Cau,eu vs. Wheeling.
Two tee's OF ,rust were admitted to rec
ord IS Clerk Hook, yesterday.
TINS work OF laying a tour-inch gas main
the entire length OF North Huron street
was commenced yesterday.
About ter OF the T. p. A. boys return
I'd last evening from the Convention at
Minneapolis highly pleased with their
trip.
MuST OF the replies from the different
Lodges OF the AmsIgamated Association
are expected to reach the Wage Committee
to-day
THE Committee on Claims was to have
me, last evening but quorum failing 20
SHOW ny the meeting was postponed Till
this evening.
JHE Committee on Court House and
jail, OF he Board OF Commissioners, will
meet to Gay, aud the Board will meet to-
morrow to audi, bills.
A CAR OF nitrate OF soda on the Pan
handle road took drs yesterday below
Short Creek hat was discovered a time to
he side tracked. The loss WAS about $500
THE Warwick China Company drew a
Kiln yesterday, the ware being pronounced
90 very superior quality The decorat-
lOg department also commenced opera
tjuU-
HARRY C. SEDAN, Of Trenton, y. j.,
has been engaged by the Warwick China
Company as traveller tor the East he IL
a young man OF experience and is we'll
known Us a hustler
T. c. McCLELLASD, professional
walker, who IL to enter 10 q six days go-as-
you please walking match at Pittsburg
next week, telegUphed 10 friends here
yesterday that he mad lett Pitt4burg at 1 a.
%. and would walk to wheeling for
practice.
pUEISG the absence Of Father FItl
Gerald, OF Brliaire, ut Columbus last week,
some OF tue ladies of the congregation OF
- Johns Church thoroughly renovated
the home OF the rector. The walls were
p'pered, new carpets were put down and
ryeyythinggjysn polished touch. Father
Fitzgerald VIZ, greatly astoni>hsd when he
returned home, hut felt very grateful
The reverend gentleman has only been
there snort time, but has already cap
urei the hearts Of the members Of his
congregation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Chas. Schradcr Overcome by Heat, Which .
Causes Death.

Chas. schrador Overcome by Heat, VIII ell
Causes Death.
Chas Schrader, al employe of Elig &
Co. = carriage factory, wag found dead in
his bed at the Rine House, yesterday
morning The last seen Of Sahrader alive
was Saturday night when, after
working at the polls all
afternoon for friends. he retired
about 9.3O o'clock complaining that he
was very tired. He was not seen again
alive. Yesterday morning Proprietor
Rne noticed stencil coming from the
room occupied by Srhrsder and be burst
the door open when . hUrrlhe sight met
bis view Achrader's dead body
lay on the he'd swollen TO about twice its
size. Coroner Sthufzs was notified and he
rendered n verdict IN conformity with Dr.
Snfel's statement that he came to his
death from the heat and tina: he had evil
dsn,ly died Saturday night. The remains
were sent 10 Friend * SDn'A where
they Wue prepared for inttrment
and afterwards taken to the residences of
Louis Slifel, Jr, on North MAi1 street,
from where the funeral took place yester.
day afternoon. Mira. Schrader was in
OHIO when the news of her husbands
sudden death was sent to her. aud she has
the syrupsthy Of many friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
A GRAND TICKET,
PUTIN NOMINATION By THB DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION. YESTERDAY.
HotF;b! for Sasr1, Eats IN Good Feeling, and
Remarkable Enthusiasm for the N5m.res-
No Trouble to Viz With Such
Local Leaders.
THE TICKET.
House OF DELEGATES.
D. GARDEN,
LE sTIEEI
c. GLEASON,
JJ WOODS.
,urR!rF.
LOUIS : sTEE NROD.
rEusErurrSg ATTORNEY.
JOHN A. HOWARD.
ASsE,>DRS
Cily-CUAELES 7 BLANCHARD
Country EENUNI ZANE.
,ov>ry SURVIVOR.
NJ. 7 CARR.

As the REGISTER intimatsd yesterday
morning the work cut ont for the Executive
Committee IN recountiUg the votes in the
contested districts, made it impossible to
convene the Democratic Convention at II
O'Clock, the hour announced in the call,
and nothing was done until well along in
the afternoon. The Executive Committee
convened at the Howell House mt an early
hour in the morning, and at once made ar
engagements to COON with the recount in
Washington, Madison and Webster dis
tricts Several of the Sheriflalty candi-
dates were present in person, and others
were represented by close friends. After
a consultation between the parties inter
ested, 1t was agreed to let the announced
result in Washington district-three votes
Tor Mr.. Sleiu-stand, aud Madison
district WAS taken up The ballots were
gone over, and the count found all right,
save a. to one ticket, upon which two ex-
ira names had been written, indicating
a probable intention TO substitute those
two names for two of the printed ones
The committee allowed the ticket to be
counted that way, the result giving Stephen
Crawford lSteenrod delegate 81 votes
Albert Capps Franzheiml ~ votes, and
: c. Naylor and TnOs. NJ Fee Egerterl
~ votes each, making four delegates to Be
admitted instead Of three, and making
corresponding reduction in the votes to be-
cast by each delegate, as with three dele
Gates, each wOuld east 100 votes, whereas,
with four, each would cast but l244. Web
-ter district WAS then recOuDtsd, bat no
change was made in the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
REPUBS. ENTHUSE.
THEY BURN RED FIRE AND WASTE LOTS OF
ELOUURNCE.
A Heroic Effort 10 Make the Best Of an UniHspinlg
Cand.dats-How the News 5f the Nomi-
nation Was Received.

WHAT WORRIES THE RADICAL BULL
/ Yesterday was Radical day, and the al
most disheartened members of the party IN
this city attempted to make the best out OF
what the Chicago Convention gave them,
although it was not very much, and what
not very many really wanted. 1t was ev!-
/ dent that the Convention had determined
to do or die, aud gOOdsiZed crowds of Re-
publicans who had nothing much else to
do assembled around the win
dows of the newspaper offices all the
latter part of the morning, Micawber-like,
waiting for something to turn up, Int they
were disappointed until about 2:3O o'clock
/ in the afternoon, when the eighth ballot
was announced on the bulletin boards, and
Harrison of Indiana WAS declared elected.
A reporter was on the scene when the
news was posted at the REGISTER office,
and not n murmur was heard from the
open months OF the watchers for news,
most of whom were Republicans. The
only evidence OF enthusiasm was the yell
of small boy, which seemed to rouse the
remainder from their stupor of surprise
Then some wanted to know what the
deuce Harrison had ever done TO give him
prominent place in the Republican par
", others kicked, aud a few were pleased.
A REGISTER man also circulated through
the crowd ut the Lt,HigDccr Office, and II
seemed to about rs uLdemOnstratiye ~
could well be imagined, after they hat
waited 80 long and iupatiently for sGme
one to veil ioc. However, badges were
soon struck on containing Harrson's pie
turs, which weTeIdlatrlbuted TO every body
who cared to wear one. They also COu-
tanned the words, The Next President
nppecAnO9 and Protection Too" which
was picked mp some place and used for
the occasion.
Another badge was gotten ont contain
ing that same old coon" and while IL
wasn't the same old coon from Maine, II
was one inst rs easily defeated, and num-
Der OF Republicans acknowledge that fact
HarrisOn's name seemed to create no en-
thusiasm compared with wha; was expect
ed, and it put a dlmper on Republicans
generally, although they braced up to-
wari evening determined to make tie best
OF the matter by putting on a bold front /.
When Morton WAS announced rs second F.
man last evening hardly anyone paid any /.
attention TO it, All recognized the fact /.
that it Ia merely ticket OF eXpedlency, /
and that IL has no merits on which to win, .
and this is doubly disheartening consider
ing the fact that the Republican platform
ia 50 ilimsy that it can hardly stand alone,
ASIAN indication OF how unexpected guc0 .
ticket was, the list gotten up by 5. b. llar-
risou at the Mcclure House some time ago .
contained III guesseS by men from all
parts OF the United States, out OF which IL .
were made, bnt not one was
Harrison and Morton. This is good .
thing for the CDildren's Home, il for
nothing else, ~ the amount realized on the
suesses il So. -, sill OF which goes to the
home.
However, everybody is glad that the
matter is settled, aud We may now look for
a campaign ia earnest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
POLITICAL POINTS

Even i.spIhhcans are nervy enough to
call him Chinese Ben.
1t is probable that Mr.. J. D. Eson will
announce himself to-day as a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney on the Republican
ticket.
Godfrey sChu mas declined to accept the
Republican nomination for School Com
missioner in Richie district, and August
Fisher has consented to run.
A small boy on Market street changed
the slogan, and his was-"Hurrah for
TipscanCe and Chinese too" which was
qnite right GA tue pais OF the suali boy.
A Republican Thought it terrible that n
number OF young men wearing red ban
dNnas, should parade the streets and make
20 much noise, but that the racket made
by the Republican gang was all right.
I, was pretty hard to tell whether last
evenings demonstration was republican
or DemoccatIs. Tlere were cries for Blaine,
Harrison Cleveland and Thurman, steen.
rod, IL, d and aiI the other candidates.
Sew, al uhlnauen were interested spec
tatoIS Of the fuss made ahout their friend
Harrison, last night, and during Capt.
D5yener's spec h one Of them alternate
to yell, bat hi9 Gig til has plated go
tightly that tie yell stack IN his throat.
MUST be sOld-Trimmed Hats -, 50 and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

Earned ruas, Wheeling ., Canton /
twO.base hits, O,terson; three-base hits
Virtue, Br0de, Peak; home runs, NIchol
S,apletun; struck ont, by Flanagan 9, By
BiuseSinc ,; bases on balls, of Flanagan
/. oil Bausewine 1; hit Ivy ball, none; wild
pitches, Bausewlne !, Flanagan 3; passed
balls, Yak ,, IToeneman 6; donb!e play,
Crncan To Van SAINT to Peak, Otterson ia
Peak, Il cher to Day TO Virtue. Time,
2.pj. Umpire, MCDermOtt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

ccidl Tslcgrnm TO ne Rcglsitr.

Sp'rid! 9tlf9rnm 10 he RcglsieT
KALAMAZOO, MiCH., June % - Kala
maSOo shat ont Toledo to-day, playing a
Ierltct fielding game and hitting Cook fol
twenty bases batteries, Kalamaz1o Aid,
rich and Calhoun Toledo Cook, Pike and
GrnnbIinP. Pike WAS hurt in fifth inning
and quit Score:
Ri. Y
Kalamazoo n..l : 3 . q Ole
Toledo. ........... - D U D u D U o O |.
Earned, KNlamazoo 3; home rup, Con,
nell two baggers, Daily g. O'ROurke, Cal
hour, O'Nell, O'Rrien; struck out, by Al
drich TO- by Cock 3; base on bslIa, by Al
drich ., by Cook > passed balls, Calhoun
). Pike Il Grumbling |; wild pitch, Cook
!; double play, Childs unsssisted; left on
bases, Kalamazoo ., Toledo q; stolen bases,
O'Neii, Hill, OBrien, Calhoun, Daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

The Democrats of Brooke county rati-
fled the National AID county tickets on
Saturday evening. 4 large and enthusi-
astic meeting was held in the court house
at Wpllshurg The meeting was called to
order by J.mes McAdOo, chairman Of the
Executive Committee, who nominated Mr..
Thos. Everett al chairman. F, G, Glass
was chosen secretary + 2. Nuzum and
j. Il. Braddock were called upon and
made impromptu addresses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

The beat salve in the world FOR Cuts,
Bruise', Sore, Ulcer, salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Gonna and all the Skin Eruptinna, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

To no Ea'rr .' .f hFi"'r.
SrU-Mr. Peter f. Fsrrel received 81
handsome and deserved compliment from
toe Convention, Yesterday, having over two
fhnu-aui votes cast tor him Tor the Lsgls-
a:n7e N~ Fsrrell has served this COM
muusty faithfully aud well, IA the City
Council, for q number OF wears, and the
people r,cygu'l= his true merit. /, will
nor De- 'ouE before he receives the reward
Bg deserves. CIMuN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
YESTERDAYS GAME.

wheeling Easily Defeats Csnton-other
Games and Notes.
The ninth straight victory was added to
the Wheeling clubs list yesterday, the
Canton team being defeated for the second
time on the home grounds. About 400
people witnessed the game, which was
generally of rather uninteresting charac.
ter. Wheeling hit Binsewine hard, but
the visitors were unable to do very much
with Flanagan. BrOdie's and Otterson's
fielding were features OF the game.
Following is the official score: