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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09
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WHAT
HOUSE & HERR VAN
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Furniture -, ,,,, -, ~ y on nn1r,o faig5tg
Carpets CREDIT At CASH PRICES Stoves
Mating, BABY Crq:
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Window Shades, Sv'@.
Lace Curtains, Gin M0RTH mr. G00Oe m".s
POtieS, "'o "o"' ~ w., nm N
LambpquH ''' 'iV' '''I '-- wv ~ USa
Table Covers, nm uIon1u mr. nonnr Cuu'I
Mattresses 1LU WUIIlII vi ouuuo IuFl @
Bed Spreads $500 Cash and SOO FER week. 'uH@
Large Bills Special Term
1900 Main ST.
WEST VIRGINIA IN NEW YORK,
The Delegation Cheered From One End oil
the Line TO the Other.

The Delegation Cheered From One End o
the Line TO the Other.
A gentleman who returned from Ne"
York, and who faw the great parade there
esys the West Virginia delegation showed
up in reat thspe There were about l5C
members of the National Guard in line
from this State, being headed by Gov. +.
w. Wilson, Gen. +. l.. Wood and the
Governors staff, including Col. A. A.
Frsnzheim of this city. Then came the
Governors Guard, add the two companies
of $50 meo, con- msnded by Col. Ford.
The boys marched like old-tmers and
were cheered all sloDg the line.
There were few Governors IN the line
who received more cheers than Governor
Wilson and he WAS one of the very few
who received bouqeuets. While passing
up Fifth avenue an immense bouquet OF
carnations was thrown TO the Governor
from one of the mansions on that thorough
fare.
The Governors Guard band was along
and made splendid music, and altogether
the turnout was a creditable one for which
the men should receive praise, Ms they all
paid their own expenses.
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FEDERAL COURT.
The Business Transacted In Charleston
Monday.

The Business Transacted In Charleston
Monday.
United States vs. Jasper Donovan, Har'
mon White, James Snyder, Brown Grant
and Ben Meadows, all OF whom are charged
with violating the internal revenue laws
Jury in each case; verdict, not guilty.
Uoited States vs.. Bailey Hall; violation
OF internal revenue laws; Jury; verdict,
guilty: fined 500 and costs; Imprisonment
suspended, and defendant recognized in
the sum Of $500 for good behavior for
twelve months.
United states w Samuel Phipp, viola
ton OF Internal Revenue laws; Jury, YER
dict, guilty; lined 500, and imprisOn-
ment suspended.
United States vs. Joseph W. Brinigen
for violation of the Internal Revenue laws
Jury, verdict, guilty; fined 500 and costs,
and imprisonment suspended, and recog-
nized in the sum of $500 for his good be-
hayior twelve months.
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AMUsEMENTs.

Claire Scott In theodore" Tonight.
Tonight Miss Claire Scott will begin q
three nights engagement at the Grand
Opera Honse, in Victor SardOu's celebrated
Theodore" The compsny is a large ono
and their production of this famous play is
pronounced by press and public to he
really magnificent. Mis- Scott is a general
iavorits in Wheeling, and is sure to draw
well. This will be the fret time "Theo-
dora" has been put on here, and everybody
s anxious to zee the play, made famous by
the late Lillian Ocott Mary, Queen of
Scots" will he presented by Miss Scott at
the matinee Saturday afternoon. Seats
are now on sale at l148 Main.street.
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Agony courted

rheumatism neglect 90 seek prompt relief sub
seQuent torture is prevented by sn immediate
resort TO Hostetters stomach Biusrs Slight e.
posure an occasional drauShI viii beget this
painful mslady where there is predisposition
% t I'm the blood 10 is not difficult TO arrest the
.rouble A. the outset but well uiSh impossible to
eradicate Il when msiured. Nc evidence in re
lA,ion 10 this superb blood depurent is moreposi
tvs then that which establishes its efficacy As a
preventive eRd remedy for rheumatism. Not
only is It thorough. bgt sac, which he vege-
table and mineral p0isoas oseR iskep as ears-
tives Of the disease, are not. Beside eApe,hag
me rheumatic virus from the system, i over
zones fever and sgue, biliousneSs, constipation
apd lysl els.s.
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The Eews OF the Day Pointediy Ps-'
KrAphed for Hssty Readers.

The Eews OF the Day Pointsdiy Psrs
KrAphed for Hasty Readers.
FIVE deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THERE were three cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
THERE was petty criminal case before
Justice Davis, last evening.
THE river marks on the landing last eve
ming indicated : feet g inches and falling.
GEORGE SALADE's fine dog Dash is the
only dog in town that can ride bicycle.
THE name "Stauver," in the Pipes-Mc
Coy testimony yesterday, should have been
Slower
WELCOME Lodge A. o. U. W, is called
to meet in special session this evening at
their ball
THERE was no school in the Eighth
ward. yesterday as the principal and
teachers went out to Cameron 20 attend
the funeral Of the late Miss WOlvington, q
teacher in the school.
THOSE who should do so, and have not
yet taken out their city licenses for the
year, will have to hustle their stumps as II
Is now eight days past time, and they are
liable to prosecution.
A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
West Virginia China Company was to have
been held yesterday afternoon, but owing
to the absence Of several gentlemen the
meeting adjourned until Monday.
AT q meeting Of the Elks, to be held
this evening, the horns will be put on sew
eral new members, and besides this ar
Judgements will be made for the lodge to
attend the third annual reunion OF the
order to be held at Pittsburg, June -, 20
and 81.
Two gentlemen at Donaldson, Lewis *
Co. = carriage works, yesterday afternoon,
discovered a very prolific rat hole. They
le. one rat out az time, after which II
was despatched In this way they killed
forty-three rats in about half an hour.
MANAGER RIEsTER, of the Opera House,
has two fue attractions booked for this
month. On May 18th Mrs. Mckee Ran
kin will appear in the Golden Giant
Mine, and on May oath Willard Spenser's
Little Tycoon will be presented by bet
ter company than ever. Miss Hattie
Arnold will again appear as Miss Hurri-
cane.
CAPT. ASA BOOTH returned yesterday
from New York, where he has been sew
eral weeks, purchasing two yachts, which
he will run between the wharf and the
Island, and for the purpose Of conveying
excursion parties. Ose of the yachts
draws twenty and the other eighteen
inches Of water, 80 that they can run IN
pretty low water.
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Thew soon came back; of course, did not
feel very good towards Miss Steph-
ems at that time. She came
Ayins in and met him and kissed HIM anu
matted him ON the shoulder, and said he
did not look az if he had been sick. Then
ans turned TO me and said looked the
worse of the two After supper MISS
Stepbens and nv husband took Walk.
There is graveyard near; they did rot
ask mt 70 90: Miss Anderson asked me 10
90. and said did not want to go. They
went to the graveyard, and walked cut OF
sight, aud stayed until between shutdown
and dark When they came back they sat
down on the steps. Then they came on
and stopped at the gate. | told the Doctor
he ought to come in. The next morning
the Doctor was up first, and when looked
out cav him and Miss Stephens walking
up the road. They didn't come back ana
we got anxious. They came back for din
ner. A day or two later, the Doctor TOOK
his revolver and he and Miss Anderson and
Miss Stephens went cut. Miss Anderson
soon came back. Ny husband and Miss
Stephens did not come back until dinner
time They were very attentive to each
other. On Sunday they were sll going 10
campmeeting at Independence, and l SAID
/ would 60. had seen them STANDING
about the corners in the morning, and
suspected something was up.
THE COUNSEL FALL OUT.
Mr.. Dovener objected in q manner
which. wit out being intended as imp oper,
caused the witness some confusion. MIR.
George B Caldwell took exception to the
manner of the Captain and said it was I'M
gentlemanly. This led to hot rfjolnder
from Capt. DOyener, when Mr.. Caldwell
said
Your remark was not one used by gen
tlemen to n lady.
Capt. Dovener-Well, / am gentleman,
and mean it; Pm gentleman where you
are not known.
Mr.. Caldwell Well, you don't show it
sometimes
Can't. Dovener-And / don't yet 10y
pedigree gs a gentleman from the direction
you do, either.
Finally the Court quieted the gentlemen,
and the witness proceeded, detailing Miss
Stephens and DR.. Pipes conduct at the
csmpmeeting, saying they were together
all the time. They sat together at lunch
con, eating from the same piece of pie and
drinking cut of the same cup They left
together and took buggy cushion with
them. stepped up. and Miss Stephens
said: Doctor, don't care to take buggy
ride this evening; it's too late" She
walked off, and Dr. Pipes said | chad
been acting the fool all day"
Odd your husband ever try to have
you make il up with Miss Stephens, after
she left your house?
A Not that way. He said | had no
business to turn her ont. While we were
at West Alexander, after leaving Bethany,
Dr. Pipes asked whether was going home,
and said my visit was not out. He then
wanted 20 know about Miss Stephens and
l said she did not go TO the house until /
got back. GA the way to a visit TO Dow
ler's he asked me why had turned Miss
Stephens Ou,. said did not want such
character about my house. He IVES mad
and said he would make it hot for me. |
said he could make it hot or cold, az he
pleased.
Adjourned until , p. m.
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our stock - new complete aud osier~
more novelties lea WOoiens for men,
n, ear than has ever heen exhibited In
this city. Under the efficient man
axeuaent of 6rst-cla-s cutters ana
many years experience iu the bust
ness We shall try to tit and please All
90 reasonable prices.
our Gents Furnishings are com
pIete, aud otter special Inducements
4. HISS a SONS,
1921 aud I8s3 Market street.
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Adjourned until . p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

TIE afternoon session was opened with
Mrs. Pipes still on the stand.
Q.-State whether, in any of these scenes,
Anything was said about an angelo
A That occurred in April, 1884. That
vas when ! went iG that room and caught
my husband and Miss Stephens in that
position. said to Miss Stephens that |
would as soon think of an angel coming
down and doing such things. | bad per-
feet confidence IN her; ! regarded her rs
model.
Odd you tell DR.. Mccoy about this
matter?
A.-Yes; l told most Of what told here
this morning.
Anything else.
A.-Yes, but didn't tell this morning
about Miss 6reenlee coming 10 me and
saying if would let her come into the
house again, it would be pleasant for me;
and if didn't it wouldn't Objected to,
and ruled out.
Q.-What did you tell DIR. Mccoy?
Ais it necessary | should say why !
went there?
The Court don't think il makes much
difference.
Odd you tell DR.. Mccoy all you told
this jury?
A.-Yes all ! said here
Q When was that, with reference to
the school trouble in in tie summer of
1887?
Alt was when il first came up; when
they went around aud said it was on ac-
count of my jealousy that ! went to DR..
Mccoy.
Q-Wss this before or after the school
trouble began
At WAS a. the beginning of it.
Q--Had there been any trouble at the
time about Miss Greenlee and Miss
StepbensP
A-No; but it had begun about Miss
Beshoie
Q.-Was there OF not any time during
which, ON account of these rumors, your
husband ceased to speak to You?
A--Yes.
Q-When?
A After the scene with Miss Greenlee
in the bsd room.
Q-How long did he cease 10 speak to
About three months, about that
time.
THE CHICAGO TRIP.
Q.-Do you recollect of trip to Chica-
90?
A.-Yes, in June, 1882.
Q-On that trip what was his demean-
Ale would not speak to me.
Q.-Why?
A-Miss Greenlee was sick, and be
wanted me TO 20 10 see her.
Q.-Why did he want you to 60?
A-To give the scandal the lie
Q.-What offer has he made to you
abOut q separation? Objected to.
Mr. Caldwsll-We propose to show that
on account of his regard for the other
women, he made an offer of a separation
to his wife, giving her her proper share Of
his property.
Question allowed.
Q-Since the racket, in the summer OF
1887, what offer, if any, has he made on
the subiect of separation.
THEY WERE PURE GIRLS.
A.-0n the morning after the Board of
Education net, he said he supposed was
satisfed with what | had done. had
besmirched those girls; they were pure
girls He said he would give me more
than my share i. ! would go. / told him
would not go. said / had helped to
make what We had, and proposed TO stay
there, and expected him to support me.
Q.-What separate estate have you. for
your maintenance? Objected to; sus-
tanned. Defendants offer put ON the
record. Objected to, and exception.
Continued on Second PAGE
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White Goods

I'm this department we Offer IuIs
tons. Everything Boa The ilncu'O
and figured goods a. a.l .a
ingly low Price.
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Tho Nail AnnocIatIon.

A meeting of the Western Cat Nail Asso-
citation was held yesterday morning IN
Supervisor Hazlett's Office, snd the mills
were pretty we'll represented. The situa-
ton was talked over, but no action of i'm
portance was taken. Shipments are re-
ported little light at present, but the IN
dications are good. No change was made
in the card.
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~ anaIaea ,Inrhet

ELY Bros I have used two bottles OF
your Cream Balm for cstarrh since De
cember. 4 sore "a my nOstril-the cause
of much suffering has entirely healed;
have used no other medicine. THIS spring
i feel better, can walls and work with
more ease than i have any spring since
1861. Mary T. Ware, Hopeful. Va
ELY's Cream Balm received; my head
il now hQuiiying; Cream Balm IA simply
dynamite for catarrh IN the head. It's APP
plication ia magical.-Thomas Lander,
:. ...r..ln L.
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nuokIen.s Arnica s.lye.

The best salve in the world for Outs,
Bruisee, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins,
oorns and all the Skin Eruptiops, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box
FOR sale by Logan * 90.
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A.-Yes; he was up in Miss Stephens
room L; was sn everyday thing for him.
Thie day he had been there for some time,
and Mr.. Brice came in and asked for DR..
Pipes. said he was in Miss Stephens'
loom. ! called him, but he did not come
down. Mr.. Brice came in twice more, and
the same thing occurred. went
mp stairs and opened the door
right in on them. She was on chair
and he had hold OF her hand / could see
her stockings Her feet were on The floor,
right at his knees When l saw this
said: rs that what is going on here with
closed doors" / walked up the room
and said: miss Stephens, / have
seen enough of this. You can take
your clothes and 90" lie said
III you don't like it, you can 90 to your
mother said that was always the way
had 10 90. He said she should remain,
and if turned her cut should take the
consequences. l WAS compelled 10 keep
her until June, 1884. Then ! told her to
20, and she went He was then sick, with
typhoid fever. The first night he wss de-
lirious; said there were burglars in the
house. sent John for Dr.. Mccoy and
Mr.. Brice. DR.. Mccoy and Dr. Pipss were
very friendly.
Odd anything Oocnr shortly after his
.1f.<e.a1
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FOR sale or Rem House az Kim Grove.
LEGAL Notice-Ordss of Publication
Rogers knives aud Fo,Es kwiug Bros.
SO Free Tickcts-H r. Benrcu,
Wanted -Secoud Hand Engine.
Wautcd-Sltuatiou.
Wantcl-Sal U,Inau
New saloon Henry Goctlc
Election Nouce-Foun Mutual Building ASo
iatou
40 D. W Nouce-WclCome 0dgc. NJ. O.
Excelsior Bakinc Powder. u. List
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Has An Unknown.

Bilson Jack, the pugilist, arrived in the
city yesterday from Pittsburg He says
he has an unknown with him under eish'
teen years of sge, who mas never in bis life
fought match, and be will match him
against Bart Shay. Here is chance ior
a lively match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09
The Annual Tour.

This morning the Council Committee on
Fire Department, accompanied by Chief
Dunning, will mskea tour Of the various
sngine and hose houses of the city, for the
purpose OF noting their general condit Ts .
and looking after necessary repairs. Inc
trip will be made in fine style IN LOUIS
Asmus' new 'bus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

HAVING been granted a new license by
the Committee on Health to take the place
OF the one expiring, / am prepared to con-
tinue the use Of my odOrless eXeavating
apparatus, upon the same reasonable terms
as heretofore r. NJ. GILLELAND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

Mr. HENRY EICHENBERG will spread
Grand Lunch on Friday evening, at his
saloon, 100 McColloch street, 70 which
everybody ia invited His place has been
enlarged, RENTED and reprinted in elegant
STYLE and all will be welcome
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

ALL persons holding tickets for the
watch drawing for the benefit Of Ben
Franklin Council No 0. L. A. NJ, are
hereby notified that the drawing will take
place this evening at : o'clock, sttheir
hall on Twelfth street.
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Che Got Har "Hnrn Pnllad

Hsnnsh Sellers had Harriet Wilson and
Neil Tapsico arrested, Tuesday evening,
for assault and battery, and the case was
heard before Justice Arkle. The evidence
showed that Hannah and Henry
Wilson, Harriet's husband, were going
into Tapsico's house Monday even
ing TO have some fan, when
Mrs. Wilson came along and chopped the
procession. A discussion rs to which wo-
man had the best right TO Henry arose,
aud things getting hot, Henry skipped out,
because he said he ''knowed de cops would
come" Then, Tapsico came out TO settle
the dispute, and trouble followed, in
which Hannah Sellers lost quite an amount
of her char" She then had both Mrs.
Wilson and Tspsico arrested for having re-
lieved her of the article. The Justice fined
Mrs. Wilson S. and costp, and Tapsico was
dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

PERFECT health depends upon perfect
condition of the blood Pure blood con-
quers every disease, and gives new life to
every decsyed or affected part. Strong
nerves and perfect digestion enables the
system TO stand the shock of sudden eli
matte changes. An occasional nee OF
Browns Iron Bitters will keep you in q
perfect state of health. Don't be deceived
by other iron preparations said TO be Just
as good. The genuine is inside only by
Brown Chemical Company, Baltimore,
Md. Sold by all dealers in medicines.
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Finest shoes

Stacy, Adams & Co. IS sentlemen's finest
shoes for summer wear.
J. w. AMICK & Co.,
1l43 Main street.
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For $3.50 you can get one dozen Satin
finish Cabinet Photos and one sxlO incf
fine gilt frame, at Planners, 1l38 Main
Street, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

FRESH Delaware Roe Shsd, Steak Cod
fish, Founders, Hsddock, Eels, Steak
Sturgeon, Skinned Simon, and Black
Bass, at WARNINGS Fulton Fish Market.
white 'front.', No. 1887 Market street.
Telephone n.ction.
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11IleeIin9 Register


Mr.. c. Schnepi, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF the
temperature Wednesday z a. M, 90; a.
m, -; - M, So; 3 p. M, 81 p. M,
81 Weather, fair.
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rakan Suddenly Ill.

Mr.. Oscar Seeley was taken suddeniy
sick on the streets, yesterday afternoon,
and had to be removed to his residence.
Last evening he WAS reported as sufierine
flom a chill.
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That RabY Oaae.

A. search warrant was sworn out
by Coroner schultzs yesterday in or
der that an examination of the clubhouse
on Vermont street, Island, into the vanit
of which it was suspected babe had been
thrown the evening previous The search
was made last evening and finished with
out bringing to light the body.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Seal sacques. Seal Jackets.

Seal Sacqnes. Seal Jackets.
Ladies wishing their seal sacques re
dyed, reshaped, made into jackets or any
repairs On them, will find it TO their ad
vantage 10 send them now to
J. G. BENNETT q Co,
Fur Manufacturers,
Corner Wood st. and Fifth ave.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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No Name.

Ny little boy, five years old, was at
tackled with disease for which the doctors
had no name. The nails came of to the
middle joint For three years under vari-
Gus kinds of treatment from many physic-
ians, he suffered terribly and got no better.
began the use of Swift's Specific short
time ago, and be is getting we'll
JOHN DEIHL,
t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

The Young ladies Of Thompson n. =
Church will give Festival of Days at the
church this evening. twill be 3 unique
and ENJOYABLE affair. Don't fail TO attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

Ladies' and gentlemen's kangaroo shoes
nj j. w. ANuCE * Co.'S,
ll43 Main street.
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Important Improvement Commenced.

Important Improvement Commenced
Yesterday Messrs. Beliz IL Flading, the
contractors for the new block OF buildings,
mentioned some time ago in this paper as
to be erected upon Tenth street between
Main street and the suspension bridge, be-
gan the work of demolishing the frame
portion of the linn property 20 make room
for the structure. The new blocks TO be
three stories, in height, and will contain
four store rooms on the first floor, while
the uppsr stories will be divided into mod
ern fl its, the entrance to which will be at
the west end of the building next the
bridge pier The store-rooms are to be 80
constructed M to admit of being thrown
into one large apartment. Phillpot * Gle
sey are the architects.
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GENERAL rNTsLLleENCx.
,.arrIaro Lioenre Issued

The following marriage license was Is
sued yesterday; :,
Christian F. Beery, pative Of England,
now of Wheeling, and Emma Reinhardt' q
naive of Wheeling, now OF Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

Just received another tot OF those
AL Chenille PORTER Curtains al sls'
worth SIS. at ENSHEIMER'S. EieN'
eufh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

THE peculiar combination, proportion,
and preparation Of Hoods Sarsaparills
makes this medicine different from Others
and superior to them all in actual curative
power. Sold by all druggists. Prepared
by @. l. Hood * Co, ApOthecaries, Lowell,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

New lot 90 lace Curtains cheap. az
EMSHEIMER's. Eleventh street
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ALWAYS In the Iaa1

Plummer's Satin finish Cabinet Photo.
only Sl.00 per dozen; 1913 Main Street
Wheeling.
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WILL give a grand lunch on Friday
evening, May 10, in the new addition TO
my house. AL are invited.
HENRY EICHEEBERG,
No. 100 McColl0ch street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

PROF. H. SAMUEL, the optician, will be
at l. G. Dillon & Co. g store Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Of this week.