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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
METHODIST PROTESTANTS.
Interesting Proceedings OF the Confsreno
al Adrian.

Interesting Proceedings Of tho Conference
At Adrian.
| Special 0rrtpOntont OF ne R6oiay.
ADRIAN, MIcH., May 26.-The quad
rennial session Of the General Conferences
Of the Methodist Protestant Church has
been in session at Plymouth Church since
the 18Th inst There are It's delegates
present, representing forty-nine confer.
ences and total membership Of $50, 900.
The delegates are composed OF an equal
number Of ministers and laymen, and are
most influential and prominent representa-.
tives Of the NJ p. denomination.
The West Virginis Conference, compris-
ing membership Of II, 900, is ably repre-.
sented by the following Rsvs.: ID. q.
Helmick, J. J. Mason, Oliver Lowthsr,
N. L. Barnett, D. Stout. j. +. Cowan, A.
l.. McKesver; L,y Delegates, J. W. Hull,
U. S. Fleming, J. N. Pierepont, John
Linn, VIM. Mearne. Ira @. Post and l.. d.
Swisher.
West Virginia has been honorsd with the
Craftsmanship Of three committees and the
election Of Prof U. s. Fleming, of Graf.
ton, "a Secretary Of the Conference.
The session 80 lar has been taken up
with the routine work.
The question Of coalition with the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, which
has been much sgitated by the leading
delegates, was today reported unfsvorsbly ,
by the committee. and II Ii probable that
the two churches will not be able 10 effect
o union.
Probably the most Interesting businesa
of the session ws the election Of the vari.
ous officers, which resulted 90 follows:
For Editor Methodist Recorder, Of Pitts.
burg, d. s Stspbsls, d. D., President ol
Adrian College ws elected 10 succeed DR..
Scott, the present incumbent. DR.. z. J.
Dinkhouse was reelected editor Of The
U,fhodis ProtosdHi of Baltimore.
Rev. J. 7. Cowsn wss reelected editor
Sunday School Literature.
WIN. McCscksn, Jr. and W. J. O. Dan
laney were elected PablishiDg Agents, foi
Pittsburgh and Baltimore, respectively.
F.T. Tagsw ws 70 elected corresponding
secretary, Of Board Of Missions, and len
Immediately Tor Europe.
The Conference will remain In ssasiou
until June lst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Apareh,.,. Working for Pardon.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Dr. Ernst Schmidt
Chairman of the Anarchist Defense Com
mittee, said in an interview to-day The
pardon of Neebe, Fielden and Schwab will
not enter into the present Illinois political
campaign. II promise to grant exeeu'
tive cheney were made by either candidate
it would result in his defeat. l am not IN
favor of pushing the movement for par
don at present, and believe that any at
tempt TO secure one would compromise the
chances of the men,"
The Anarchist defense committee viii
70 before the Circuit Court this fall and
make application for writ OF haoeas
eouRs in the case Of Oscar Nsebe. IL Is
cls he'd that errors have been discovered
IN the Supreme Court record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Call OF the Democratic State Executive
COMMITTEES.

Committee.
The democratic state Executive Committee Of
West Virginia, al a meeting held al PGrkersburg
on March GOyh, lSSS, determined and ordered
that the Democratic state Convention 70 nomi-
nate candidates for the Offices Of Governor, State
superinteudent of Free schools. Auditor. Treas.
ursr Attorney General aud two Judges Of the
supreme Court Of Appes's, and to Ielect two
Presidential Electors ~ Large, and transact such
other business as the Convention may deem wise
and proper. viii be held on Ihursday, Au-
xust the 18th, 4. ID, IssS, al the City OF
huntington, in ;he County u CSbell And At
Sail siate Convention each OF the Counties in
the state will b. entitled 10 one vote therein for
every one hundred votes or fractional part there
Of over my, cast tor the Democratic Candidate
5r Governor of this State Al the ection held in
Is, end ttl, no County shall 6s entitled 10 more
,js,.gs., ata she has Jolcs 10 eud. The various
County Executive Committees are requested TO
take such action as may be necessary TO have
,,-ir County represented in said Convention.
Il Democrats are wged to assist the different
,ommItte,s in the state in their efforts to secure
a rnore perfect organization Of the party sad oil
persons, rrSardless Of former party Affiliations,
who believe in sn honest, aud economical ad-
ministrsl,oa,of Government, and a reduction Of
taxation. thereby restoring TO the channels OF
trade the unnecessary Surplus in the United
States Treasury, are invited 10 coPerate with
them l. 5. RiLEf,
D c GALLABE, Secretary Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
RanaWa Hsr Youth.

Mrs. PhObe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which is veuched for By the
residents of the town: 81 am 73 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; could moi
dress myself without help. Now am tree
from ali pain and soreness, and am able 70
do all my own housework. l owe my
thanks 10 Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed completely
All disease and pain" Try Q bottle, 6OC
n IN AZ Logan & Co. 3 drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

The Republican League Of the United
States has sent ont confidential circular
letters to every Republican millionaire ami
high tariff ta,on in the country soliciting
subscriptions to the campaign fund in the
name OF the high tariff. The high tariff
barons have caught on to the scheme 10
buy the next election outright, aud the Re
publican campaign fund will soon mount
into the millions if anything like the pres
ent ratio Of contribution is kept up. The
great fraud of '76 won't hold candle to
what is proposed. Every gouging trust,
every employer OF PISEEgroNS and pau
per labor, every taria-msde millionaire in
the country, will shell out' literally to
wIest the control Of the government from
the people and put it in the hands OF
monopoly hirelings at the next election.
How do the people relish the prospect OF
a government Of milliOnaires?
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n. O'REILLY.
CRAs. b. BYRxK.
II. Q. ARROW.
BIG ENGINES.
The New Rolling stock 10 Bs Put % the u.
q q. Rosd.

The New Rolling stock 10 Bs Pst % the y.
so. Rosd.
The Baltimore and Ohio rsilrosd 10
building large numbsr Of new engines
which, whsn completed, will probably he
the largest and most powerful on Earth.
The boilers will be much larger and cAps-
bic Of producing three timss The power Of
the largest Of any Of their present. noun
tain climbsn. These engines ars con-
structsd with tbs dsai purposs Of max
Ing grssssr spssd and st The .ns time
with rsiersncs 70 dispsssisg With tbs
services Of % many bslpsn On The
mouutaias on the main stsu snd
Pittburs divisions. They will b
used from Coopsllsvills 70 Com.
berlapd, and from Pisdmsat 10 0rsfseu
and rsturn. Ops ef thsm will bssIpsctsd
10 pull . psssssger train of two sisspssa,
two coaches, Q smoker, two expesa and
one baggage css, wbsss t~o Issgs ssgtpss
are now smployed, sod st tbs ssus tins
make bsttoS time than The two have yst
been able TO do. A. J. CseovslI, hasts'
Of Mschipssy Of tbs Bsltmess ed Ohis,
projected and h experimenting ths con.
structiou Of The nsw Iocometivea- Oss Of
them will b pot 70 sssvics bstwsso baiti.
more sud Wsshisgtou shssuy, and viii
cover The distaocs, 40 Mills, In 70 min
utes. This distAocs y ssw covered u "
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A CAUTION.

With the list given above is another and
smaller circular, asking the return of the
subscription list, together with that Of the
gentlemen to whom il was sent, to Albert
Dsggett, 81 New street, New York. Mr..
Daggett in his polite circular says: 81
know from Investigation this is the most
important undertaking Of the Campaign.
Inclose the list of subscriptions and re-
turn Immediately, as the work is rapidly
outgrowing the resources Of the League"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
FOR SECOND PLACE.
HON. H. G. DAVIS BOoNRD FORCLEyELAND'S
RUNNING NATE.
Snseu,6ou As 10 he Vice Presidential Candidate, at
Washingbn-hr. DAVIS Aspirations
Work Of the Democratic CaRcus
on tho Mills Bill.
sosesol 7e!eCam 10 tie Register.

Special 7el<eum 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, May q. xISenator
Henry G. Davis was over from Baltimore
last Wednesday and visited the capitol,
and spent quite long time on the floor
of the Senate in conversation with the
more prominent Democratic politicians.
Since then there has been considerable
quiet talk going on concerning the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Vice Presidency on
the ticket with Mr.. Cleveland, and Mr..
Davis name has been frequently mention
ed as q possible candidate. There are those,
who believe that Mr.. Davis would be a
very acceptable candidate, and the pro-
pristy of presenting his name has been
quietly discussed.
In this connection to-day's Washington
Sunday Herald prints the following para.
graph: Ex-senator Henry G, Davis has
been making o visit to this city. BE
talks about West Virginia politics in such
way as to show that he would be willing
to lead the West Virginia Democracy to
success in the coming campaign. As be
has been quoted as weak on the tar,ii
question, it is quite significant that he
should now express his belief in the good
condition of the party in that State"
There has been q great deal OF talk also
during the past week about ex-senator
Thurman as Vice. Presidential candidate.
Representatives of the administration, in
cluding members Of the Cleveland cabinet,
have made great many significant in
Quiries concerning Judge Thurman's men
tai and physical condition. He Is now "a
years of age, and it is believed that II he
were ten years younger he would be the
nominee for Mr.. Cleveland's g running mate.
The impression prevails among the best
informed that the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency has not yet been
found, and that the administration people
are doing a good deal Of talking land
scraping to develop the man, but 10 far
with unsatisfactory results.
1t ia known that the leading politicians
have very warm feeling for Mr.. Davis,
and il is possible, if not probable, that he
may be taken up the friends Of the admin
istration for the nomination. There is alsc
a story to the effect that il is by no means
certain that Carlisle will not be nominated
for the Vice Presidency at st. Louis, aftel
all the other candidates shall have bad
their complimentary votes He is the first
choice for that place of at least half ol
the Democratic members Of Congress, and
there is growing sentiment in the coun
try in his favor. A number Of letters have
been received here within the past month
from New York and the West, urging the
selection of Mr.. Carlisle, and in insisting
that he make the sacrifice, If sacrifice i,
can be called, of running second on ticket
with Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
CROP BULLETIN.
Temperature and Rainfall Throushout The
Country.

Temperature and Rainfall Throughout the
Country.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Ths following
is the weather crop bulletin issued by the
Signal Office for the week ended sstur.
day, May %:
Temperature-The weak ended MAY %
has been cooler than usual, except in
Texas, the daily temperature on the At
iantic coast ranging from 3 to 8 degrees
below the normal, while in the csutr.l
valleys the temperature was only from 1
to degrees below.
Rainfall-There has bean 4 lsrps e,cs..
OF rainfall on the Atlantic Coat f,..,
Pennylvsnia southward 70 Fiorida. ~
ON the Gulf Coast SliRht exesasss srs
slss repsrted from Minnessosa, Dakots snd
upper Mississippi and lower Ohis vnIIsya
Numerous showers occurred In tha Lake
regions and the Ohio valley, easesrn TsD-
nessee and the west Gulf States, while no
rain II reported from northern Miasissippi,
the extreme western portion of Tennessee
and the greater portion Of New England.
The rainfall for the season has been In ex-
cess in Minnesota and Dakota, and thence
southwark 10 the west Gulf Coast More
than the usual amount Of min b reported
from the Middle Atlantic States, and Tie
interior Of New England. In the States Of
The Ohio Valley the rainfall has geueraDy
exceed three -fourths Of the usual amount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Bright Men and witty Won en-.

Can become brighter men and wittier
women by the skillful use Of memory.
The system of memory as developed and
spplisd by Prof. A. Loisette, 2ST Fifth
Av., N. Y, is the most original in concep.
ton and wonderful in results Of any eyer
discovered. Taught perfectly by mail.
Indorsed by Prof Richard A. Proctor,
Hon. Judah P. Benjamin, Judge Gibson,
Hon. W. W. Astor, Prot. E. 81. Cook and
thousands of other representative people.
Write 10 the Professor for particulars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
OUR Mr.. GOFF
Says He VIII Positively Not be Csndi-
date.

Says He VIII Positively Not be a Candi
date.
Special 7tle0ram 10 NE Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 27.-General
Goff has left the Ebbit House, at which
hotel he has been stopping since he has
lived in Washington, and rented fur.
nished house on Massachusetts, avenue,
and gone TO housekeeping. He has taken
1t for an indefinite period, but does not
know how long he will keep 1t. asked
the General az ain to-day If he was going
10 be candidate for Congress. He re.
piled that | wouldn't believe him il he told
me the truth, but he would repeat that be
is not candidate.
'But are your Republican friends going
to make you run again, as they did two
years ago."
mo. / will not be nominated. That
has been settled. will not be the candi.
date. Some other gentleman will be
nominated this fall"
who will be the nominee, then Cen
eralP"
'Oh, cannot say. In fact I have nc
idea. have heard three or four gentle.
men mentioned as possible candidates.
Among them are Capt. Dovener, Mr.. w. p.
Hubbard and Mr.. A. w. Campbell, but
do not know which Of them will be select.
cd, if eitheF.n
Captain J. NJ. Pipes, who Is holding q
position under the Sergeant-at.Arms Of the
United States Senate, expressed the opin.
ion this afternoon that the contest for the
Republican nomination for Congress in the
First district was between Mr.. Archie
Campbell, Mr.. Hubbard and Mr.. George
W. Atkinson. He said he was confident
that one of that trio would be selected by
the District Convention. Asked about
Capt. Doyener, Capt. Pipes said be
did not think Mr.. Dovenor would be able
to reach" it this fall. From his manner
aud conversation your representative In.
ferred that the Captain was strongly in f.
vor Of Mr.. Atkinson.
Congressman W. L. Scott, of Pennsylva
MIA, has rendered to all Democratic Sen
ators, free Of charge, 1900 copies of hi.
speech on the tariff. A great many Sen.
tors had subscribed for supply OF thee,
speeches, to be distributed among theil
constituents, among whom was Senator
Faulkner, who had ordered $500 to send
out st his own expense. A soon m th,
subscriptions were made Mr.. Scott notifef
those subscribing that the speeches would
be furnished free Of cost TO those who de
sire to distribute than
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Consumption Surely Cured.

the Eiitor:-
please inform your readers that / have .
sitive remedy for the above named dis
"a By its timely use thousands Of hope
: cases have been permanently cured.
shall be glad to send two bottles Of
remedy FREE to any Of your read
who have consumption If they will send
their Express and P. o. address.
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUG, N. O.,
1sl Pearl St, New York.
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THE coLLros CoMMsHCIMKHT.


The A.,uaI Csssnsssss - - 1sssgsssss1
vHAsy KvseAsG.
Coumoocsmsat wssk q Whsslisg Fe-
male ColIees begiss viii - ossnst %
Friday night, Jans 1. u oslIsss Hall, tss
sduisSos 70 which win b % essh Rsv.
Dr.. Randolph viii deliver ~ Bsoolss'
rssss sssnos - ss,dsy sisht, ss ths
Poursh Street n. z. cssreA. IL pss'k
ars cordially isvitsd 70 b pssssst
On Monday siGbt ths nesaaG d ths
Alumnss ssd thsis gDasls viii taks Desees
Un6sr Tie naaaOsosst q ~ Pssslecs
Mia Uxzis CsAsa, - psiss VII -
spassA 70 naks tbh - sonasaes g 0ses
intsssst. Dsnt - - fs(reeo~ss
under his cara
On Tussday sighk Jsss 5. 9 u opsn
Hsuss, IL fsis gSsdsslss VIII ~ teais
susys ssad nnSe. fswsD - Dassdis
q sdniripg frissda, DC.
Undsr ths ending hasd q d. bis,sosl,
this issti.ut3sa - grown .Asseuy u
peoulsr suGiNstin dshsG ~ - yses.
~ pesspscs fR ~ coming ssssse sfs
vesy psopitesa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

The Democrats are carefully revising
the MILLS bill in caucus. Already many
highly important changes have been made,
which are interesting to this neighbor-
hood. After they are through with it
a vote against the measure will simply be
a confession of fdemagogism, or the number
80 voting has sold cut" to the monoPo-
liats
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Death Of Rev. Gissy.

wAsHryGTos, Nay 27..-Tbs Rsv. Sam.
usl q. Gisy, D. D., rector Of tbs Church
of tb. Epi.oopsey I, this city, died th''
.f..rnoou Of ppeanonia- Dr.. Gisy ~:
born IN Lsncssta, Ohio, on the Hts o.
A.. Insrst 1sas. spd vas grsdasted from
F,sSIIip sod Nsnhall College, Asfoefs'
horo pa in ls45.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Worsh Knovfng.

M,.W. n. Mapa msrchant L.ks 0t!'
Fla. A. wss taken sith . severe Coid, .sssna-
- 2i,h distressing Cstarh and running
into IN Cor Consumptiou IN its nrst stasea. He
,-;sd many socalld popular cough rem
III. .nd stssdily grew woess. VS. 70
duc.d 10 assh, hsa diniculty In esssshin9
and was unable % sleep. finaly e,se
Hon and found Immediate rslief, md sfss
usIne shout a half . dozen bottlo foan1
himself Well and bas had ~ retarn q %
diasass. No otba remedy en- show Q
ID record Of carss . d.. Kings ne'
% 6cy fx Conssmpioes Qlenssse
bottis oa What ~ n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Orators fos west Virginia.

Special Ttkgun W hs0sar.
wAsHyG1oS, Nay H.-Senatos Kenns
lett tonight for Hardy and Hampshire
counties, ". Va, accompanied BY Repre-
sentative Breetenndes, Of AikanSas. Thsy
will speak st Moof'dsld On The aitwseoo
Of the 29th, and on the aaus evening thsy
vilI speak st R1nney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

A msstisg Of IL iNsstswyslsEs OF
ds:ehsn' e Associasie - ~ = cAssss
4hs standard sssE ll,ss1 = - ~
ofAookout Hsantsis -
party of ninstsa la1isg oes
Htvsd - Chieaes teb '
n Hanphssys ~ - - kses =
. 6)lnksa NV - . p . = :
Ja/eas q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
NEWS AND COMMENT.
TRE WEATHER..

For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania:
: iShtiy warmer, followed by cooler, rain fol-
lowed In Ohio and West Virginia by fair wealth
or fresh To brisk south aSterly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

,.fseN. Corr has again stated that ne isn't
candidate for Congress. But, like BILL
NYE, his health is bully.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Col. Ben Wilson's Favorite.
LdI T.l<n,-c,,, L. a. No.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-CoL Ben VIII
son said tonight that be was In favor Of
the nomination Of Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson for Vice Presidept. The
Colonel has host Of good Democratic COM
pany 10 this desire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

HoN. II. C. DAVIS, of West Virginia, is
favorAbly mentioned in connection with
fths Vice Presidential nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

ANOTHER long list OF pensions granted
Yves. Virginia applicants, will - found in
another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

They have heretofore been very laggard in
their contributions to the Republican
caSss. In fact, if ! could punish them
without Furnishing the cause Of protection
itself, wonld consigu them to tue hottest
place / could think Of for their craven
parsimony. If this class of people do not
care TO contribute TO the success Of the
Republican party, they are welcome to
try their chances under q Democratic ad-
ministration; / can stand it as long as they
can" And again: II was
SOLICITED TO CONTRIBUTE
10 a Protective Tariff League, and l re-
piled that if the manufacturers OF the
United States in their associated capacity
were an eleemosynary institution that l
would vote to give them a pension, but
that did not propose myself to contribute
money TO advance the interests OF men
who were getting practically the sole ben
eft, or at least the most directly important
benefits of the tariff laws. l am In favor
of protection; not precisely the kind we
are having, but might be willing to keep
even that rather than not to have any, but
am sure can get along without any OF
it fully AZ well rs the manufacturers can T;
and if they think the Republican party Is
going to maintain high protective corps
for this benefit, and that the men who do
the work in that party are going to keep up
the expenses of q campaign ont of their
own pockets, leaving them to reap the
fruits of the tariff policy without any de-
duction for political expenses, they are
very greatly mistaken. / understand that
in a general way the manufacturers OF New
ENGLAND have been more liberal in their
contribution than those of Pennsyivania.
In fact, have it from the best posi-
BILE source that the manufactures OF
Pennsylvania, who are more highly pro-
tected than any body else, and who make
large fort unes every year when times are
prosperous, practically give nothing toward
the maintenance of the ascendency OF the
Republican party. OF course, / shall not
violate what l consider to be a proper
principle of action; but, If had my way
about it. would put the manufacturers
of Pennsylvania under the fire and fry all
the fat ont of them. If the Mills Tariff
bill comes to the Senate there will be some
of these people, who have, while gather
ing their millions, treated the Republican
party as their humble servant"
These are strong words and bitter, but
they are true, and it now remains with
you and your associates to detsrmine
whether they are to be reiterated after
this campaign is over, and protection has,
through your apathy, been struck its death
blow. If you give us the means to win
the victory we will do it. Are you will
ing? Yours very truly,
JAMES p. FOSTER, President.
THE CONTRIBUTORS.
Accompanying the letter is list OF
names of the gentlemen who have already
contributed, and among them are some
names familiar as politicians and manutac-
turers the world over. The list ID as fol-
lows:
Please return to Albert Daggett, 81 New
street, Room II, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

0S an inside page Of this issue, will be
found q full account of the preparations to
welcoue the delegates to the great conven-
tion zt 81. Louis. The West Virginia dele
CATION, is noticed, Will be quartered at the
ST James. It will he we'll for delegates to
preserve thc list OF delegations and quarters
assigned, for future reference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

Ard III dissass d ~ Thsess - -
c.a b elrsA h1 - sSSsss - =
ssn.s ~ Ls h:.i1a s.sz -
=, lai...s.s = ~ ~ s:sisss.
Pisss M: r ssaas - sS.i i .
~ asrsssus AGsslissa, bag ssenieeS
-. -.sSs - NhFn.t ho9ka0 ~.
1 n o1s1na, r D, 10dsaH u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

LADIES who value . refined complexion
must use Pozzoni's Powdsf-it produces .
soft md bsautiful skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

There will be grand open-sir Concert
given by the Union Cornet Band, of 4Rtna-
vile, at Bridgeport, on Wednesday even
ing. May 30th. The following groeramme