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New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
nd p,.,engers to Au.t baldwin Co ARRIVED at tne Rar

and passengers Austin Baldwin Co Arrived the
Steamer Island DAM sklodt swinemunde Nov 2s Copen.
hagen Dec Chrsana d. Chrisansand with mdse and
Steamer Illinois CBeg). Spencer. Antwerp with mdse to
Steamer Dania tGer Barends Hamburg and Havre with
mdse and passengers 10 Cor Arrived the Bar at $50
Steamer Peunlana eelg Bg'chnann Antwerp with mdsO
1 AZ be hgSe f wita Go ana
steamer Magnolia BID Iinmaeoa III ballast to Ce0alos
steamer Victoria (Br) Jameson. Bari and Barletta. dc
with ms and Henderson Bros Arrived at the
Steamer Ell calloa Br. ssholts. with mdse to Thebaud
scanef Coma RISK galveston Key wcst-C Mallory
steamer Hudson Freeman Neworleans days, with mdsc
and passengers To II Seaman.
steamer LOUIS Buckl Mount jacksonville days, with lum
Der 10 /. Buck a Son. vessel 10 Warren Ray.
steamer wyanOEe, Hulphers, achWSnd, CITY Pon. and
Fostburg, Mills. Baltimore with coal To Consoi.
steamer Porua CBrl. Ash, st Johns, NJ, and Halifax
with mdse and passengers TO Bowring q Archibald
,engcrs to F II sIuith ,v CO.
steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with md'e TO HOratio
suXsETw Wind at sandy MooS tresh s. cloudy and hany
At City Island wind light NV; cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ia.el tBr) Rsudlc Liverpool Busk Jevons
Steamer The queen lBr Heeey. nverpool-F " ] Hurst
Steamer cyril OBI. oyphant Para. &c-B Booth & Co.
Steamer habans spanl Moreno Havana &c-J Ceoalios
steamer Alarch CGer Egscr' Tho windward Islands
steamer iro1lcis Kemble. Charleston Fernandna-
VIM J. Clyde K Co.
Stearuc: Nacoochee Smith Savannah-R l. Walker
Steamer Cha tahOOcrec Daggctt Savannank l. Walker
Steamer CASTOR Dole. West Point Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer wyhnoke. DoaL. Norfolk and Mchmond-oh DO
niniOn So
SAILED.
BARK Alice NJ Claudge. for DunKirk
Also saed-vla Long Island sound
Bark Athena for Port Elizabeth.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
PRAwLE POINT Dec 2ePsssed steamer Holland r) Foo,
from Ncw-YOrg her way To London.
kiNsAIR Dec 2BPa.sed steamer Hclyeta (Br) Cochrane
from New. York her way TO Liverpool.
HAvkE, Dec 3O-Arriyed. steamer Ia BOurgOgno (Fr)
tranquil frou. New.York.
LONDON. Doc 2gATrlNed steamer Persian Monarch
Brlstow. from New York.
HULL. Dec 20 Arrived. steamer Colorado (Hr. Jenkins
from New York
MALiS HEAD Dec 30 Passed steamer state OF Psnnsyva
MIA (Br) Mann from New York her way 70 GLASGOW.
LiZAhD. Dee 3oPAssed steamer ObdAn (Dtch from New
York Oh her way 10 Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
ups W,xs1ow's SOOTHING SYRUP
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sup rises 90 sets 30 Moon sets 2o5 am Moons age
HIGH wATEIG
yeapay Hook $40 GOV. Island. 34S Hell Gate 63l
= W-s1ndy HOOK 3.53 Gov. Island 4Oo Hell usIe o.9'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Announcements.

word Of advice. If You are troubled with the
.1gItnst irritation OF the throat Brummcis Cele-
brated Cough Drops Genuine have a. H. H. on cach
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

over Enough.-A gentleman said 20 a large crowd
Of people thar was pouring out OF public hall
What's going on in~dc!'
a humorous lecture was the reply.
Is il over already. its only OclOck2'
NO." shouted the crowd, its only about half over
-(Thc Epoch
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Kcnncdy's Derby Hats. 81 90 and g 90,

Kcnncdys Derby Hats, 81 90 and 81 90, equal
those elsewhere at s3 and ti direct from the maker 70
wcarcr ,ayne middle profit, SA hat 9sWy'' i''i'Oi''
Mrs WINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP z
ua. been used FIFTY YEARS Py Il IS5
M with PERFECT SUCCESS II SOoIIiESS, S ,1 .se
CilfTS WIND COLIC and Is the best remedy iot
DIARRUOEA. Sold by Druggists In every part oi inc
world. Twenty-Five cents tothe'
Won can't help liking them, they are so very
,al and their action perfect. Only one pill dose
Cartcr's Little Liver Pills. TrJ them
Whom i'll with pains and exhaustion Parters S
ctngnr Tonic Is your ~lrcst relief
p,rprr'. Hair Ualsam aid, the hair growth.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

CoRSrtI's BENzOIN COSMETIC SOAP
Rest skin soap made Sure cure for chapped hands
II dmCclsts. . cts.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
SHLPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY DEC 80 1889
ARRIVED.
steamer CITY Chicago (}r) hcGfprd Liverpool and
Queenstown with mdst and passengers g. Peter Wright n
steamer Adrac tBrl Liverpool aud Queenstown
Indse and passengers 10 Bruce Ismay Arrived at the
Esoaner State Of Nevada B Stewart Glasgow with mdss
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
Az ILLINOIS DIVORCE OF NO AVAIL.


Charles W. Bligh put on trial yesterday IN the
Court of Sessions on charge OF bigamy. on August
TO- 1873 BIigh was married I'm Brooklyn to Miss Juiia
Waters They lived together for several years and
then separated Blish went 20 Chicago and secured
divorce under the laws of Illinois. ON August Is last
he married Miss Kate Gcrhardt In Jersey CITY, Ills
first wife learned OF his second marriage ana caused
his arrest The Illinois divorce papers were produced
i'm court but the Dstrict-AttOrney declared that
divorce granted Illinois when person went 70 that
state for that purpose, was, hder ue ldws oi ,Hih
Jersey no divorce al all and did nOS protect Blgh
The Court agreed with the DistrctAtorney ana upon
his advice the jury rendered verdict OF SihlS'
A MORTGAGE for $4,000, with 81 900 accrued In
ercst WAS publicly burned in the Jersey City Taber
nacle last night. The mortgage on the church was
paid largely through the insrumenality OF the pastor
the Rev j. l.. Scuddcr miniature crematory, MOD
ellcd after the one at Fresh Pond L. L. received the
mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY,, JAS. /.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
y,ssst Lfns For Mails nlose suls'
NVt.ron.in Guon. Liverpool. I23O IN
Ctfv of para Pacific Mail Aspnwnll.....lO am II
prinz Mauritz Royal Dntch. Hayu, De IL am pm
Siagarl NY 4 cuba Havana. a......-...... ! pm N
civ OF Chicago. Inman. Llverpooi:.-...... ESQ p m
WEDNESDAY,. JAS. /.
,driotic White star. Liverpool. ol.....-....- pm
Ailrr ~; LLOYD. Bremen Via SOuthAmpnll am pm
y, sulAuG RED STAR Antwerp ll;3O IN go IN
1HuRspAN.JAN. ..
st,re Of Nevada. state. glasgow w.. IL m
Ve.ndan Meth Amer Rotterdam m--......l2 IN pm
or,noco Quebec. bsrmuua. ..-.....-.-.--.. pm pm
Alvo Atlas, Cartlagena. .-.-.---.-.-ll am pm
Ciet megos NY a Cuba Cenfuegos...... pm pm
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d..
$40 WEST 126THST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Genieo Urinary oreanA
rmpotence and Strlity. Hours . " u TO s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
--SATIN ES--

Our line IS still large and unbrokcl 9 vi.
have Just received 100 pieces OF choice designs
We are determined TO keep up our reputation @
having the best stock In the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
IN a SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Polntedly Psrs-
graphed for Hasty Readers.

The News of the Day PoIntedly Psrs-
grsphed for Hasty Readers.
THE Council Committee on Health is
called to meet this evening.
THERE are now about six or eight cases
Of diptheria in the First ward.
THERE were two cases at police head
quarters at one o'clock this morning.
TIE Trustees Of the Mutual Savings
Bank have declared dividend Of four per
cent
THERE we're twenty cases in Police
Court yesterday morning, and about $500
in fines and costs were assessed.
A BIG force Of men are at work along
the county road, north Of the city, putting
in the poles for the Postal telegraph lire.
JOHN O. PENDLETON has been appointed
attorney Of the Yellowstone Lake Boat
Company, q West Virginia corporation.
The last will and testament Of Fred
erick Weigelt was admitted to pro
bate Yesterday and ordered to be recorded.
FARMERS report the grape crcp in some
portions Of the surrounding country ss al
most a total failure. The grapes seem In
clined to rot on the vine or to drop of.
THE Board Of Directors Of the Standard
Iron Company declared a semi-snnual divi-
deud of five per cent. on Tuesday last.
The Standard is very appropriately named.
WILL RICE rallied off a bicycle last
evening. and MT. VIII English was the
lucky man, he holding No. 70. 1t may
De interesting information to state that
the men who held u and 70 were both
within oOe Of capturing the prize.
DE FORD, OF BsnwOOd, no doubt has
the champion gersnium. 1t is almost SIX
feet high and rog contains fifty light bio :
CONS besides a number of buds. The
flower is called the Richard 1st, and the
Doctor IS naturally very proud Of it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
Justice Davis, Court.

The four boys arrested for breaking into
a B. & o. car we're arraigued before this
Justice at three o'clock yesterday after
noon. After listening to the evidence, the
Justice dismissed the cases on the payment
of the costs In doing this he admins.
tered lecture TO the defendants, giving
them some good advice, which they will
do well to heed.
Ike Smith was put under bond to keep
the peace, on complaint of Jesse Sells.
Martin Traxit was fined five dollars and
costs for kicking a little seven-year-Old son
of Mrs, Lille Powell.
David Powell was fined one dollar and
costs for prOfane swearing.
Justice Davis issued fifty.6ve crimi-
nal warrants during July, ftty-three o
which were served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
INSTANTLY KILLED.
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THB TOP
MILL, BARLY YESTERDAY MORNING.
Nicholas Holcsr PreoiPiiaisd from the Top Of The
Blast Furnace to the Ground, and His Brains
Dashed 0at-0hsr Accidents.

About twenty minutes past two o'clock
yesterday morning, Nicholas Holcer was
instantly killed at the TOP" mill blast
furnace. The unfortunate man fell from
the top Of the blast furnace to the earth
and had his brains dashed out, death be-
ing Instantaneous.
Mr.. HOlcer was working at the cupalo,
and Just after woocloek the elevator came
up to the platform where he was stationed,
bearing two "buggies" full of ore. Mr..
Holcsr took hold of the handle of one of
the "buggiesn and started to pull it off
the elevator, his back being toward his
burden and the elevator. Just as he got
the buggy" to moving the rope holding
the elevator broke, and the platform de-
scended to the ground with the "a
pidity Of lightning. As it fell it
dragged the buggy" Mr.. HOlcer was pull
ing at with 1t, and it in turn dragged
the unfortunate man over the elevator
we'll, and he fell with the mass Of stuff to
the ground. The elevator was furnished
with an automatic attachment to stop it in
case Of accidents, but in this case it failed
to work, and was useless.
Coroner Schultze was sent for, and ar
rived AZ the scene of the accident about
four or five o'clock. He made IA exam
nation into the facts and rendered YER
diet Of accidental death.
The deceased resided on Sixth street,
and was a man Of about thirty. five o. six
years Of age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
THE STATE FAIR.

Il Wul be the Largest and Best Ever Held
Something About the Preparations Being
Made.
Oar readers will fud by reference to our
advertising columns that the ninth an
nual exhibition Of the great West Viz
ginia Exposition and State Fair will be
held on Wheeling Island, September 9th
TO 18Th inclusive. Through the energetic
and never-oeasing labors of the managers
and the liberal support Of over fifty thou
ssnd people that attended last year from
Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
many other States, that insttu-
lion has grown TO be the
largest annual exposition in
the Ohio River Valley. More than usual
interest has been manifested by the exhib-
itors Of horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poul-
try, and manufacturing and mechanical
Industries, in securing space for displays.
The purses offered for the fourteen races,
composed of six running i've trottinR and
three pacing races, are unusually large.
From entries made, and present indicl-
tions, it may be said that these purses will
Ne competsd for by large number Of noted
horses. TIE management has spared
neither time, money or ingenuity TO make
the coming exposition a grand success, sur
passing sll preceding ones, and 10 come up
10 the standard Of a State Fair and Expo
sitiOn.
The display Of horses, cattle, sheep
swine and poultry, it il known, will be IN
usually large, and in the exposition,
tloral, machinery, agricultural and chill
dren departments, sitors will fiud feast
for the mind that cannot fail to afford
pleasure, instruction and profit. Every
one should know the progress and improve
ments made in art, manufacturing, farm,
garden aud other products.
No place is so good as such an exhibition
to teach that prog cas-.
All railroads leading into the city Of
Wheeling will aid the managers in getting
out big crowds to see the Fair, and in max
ing it a grand success, by offering tickets
10 20 and return at invit ngly low rates &c
passengers, and free return of stock and
machinery by freight as usual.
Excursion rates make it possible tol
those whose homes srs remote to visit tbs
Exposition and Fair and see the magnitude
OF the glory and progress Of the age II
which we live, IS easily, quickly and
cheaply as those who reside 81 or near the
grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
SaesrOom 1900 Main 81. Warehouse, 1918 Main 81.
Agents for Leonards Hard Wood CIeanabe Refrigerator,

st. Clairsville, O., where she wHlAa
guest Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. A nv
Kelyey.
Mrs. SeatOn Alexander and SON Pa
Mrs. Geo. A. Kaiser and Mrs Chls b.
man have retained home from aa ettst
ed visit to Clarksburg friends
Prof. w. II. Anderson, S11eHne.i.-,
of Schools, and Prof. II. G Shepherd vr
leave to-day for Atlantic Cry end OLE,
points, TO be gone ten days Or two week.
President E. NJ. Tnrner, Of DE Vas
Virginia University, passed through OBJ.
city on his way to Sistersyile, haut1d
the Teachers Institute at that place. gs
terdsy.
MCssrs. NJ. II. McNabb and Chrs
Feinler, treasurer OF the Grand Oga
House, leave to-day for trip TO Wa.hr,
ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YeI
and Atlantic City. They will be gone Ia
days.
Mr.. J. P Saunders, a prominent b..
ness man OF Writ county, was IN the Ell
yesterday. Mr.. S. reports the dam.
done by the recent flood in his county r.r
great, to say nothing OF the loss OF Hag
Der Of lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
To DO Proud of.

1t always gives us pleasure to record
the succv ssful result Of well directed effort
in any department Of business, especially
when that success is backed by merit and
tends to promote the general welfare.
Competition in all branches of business at
this time is great, and he who by energy,
integrity and perseverance takes the lead
is worthy of commentator. In this con-
uection we allude to DR.. Tut, of New
York, who has achieved o great victory
over long established competitors in the
introduction of his world renowned Liver
Pills. Ia comparatively short time they
surpassed pills that had been before the
public over a quarter ola century. TUFTS
Liver Pills have gained a popularity I'M
paralleled. IadOrsed by the medical fac
ulty in Europe and America, they have
become household word on both conti-
nents.
DR.. Tut deserves and doubtless has the
gratitude of thousands of invalids who
have been healed by his medicine. In
this age Of quackery it is refreshing TO
know that there is at least one who fur
nishes a remedy prepared on scientific
principles and offers it to the sick con-
scientifically. We record his success with
feeling of pride which every American
should have at the triumph of one Of his
countrymen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
BIG POLICE BUSINESS.

A Total OF Three Hundred and Fourteen
Gases for June-The Receipts over
$4,000.
The business of the police department
for the month Of July was the largest in
the history OF the city. A total Of three
hundred and fourteen cases we're actually
taken before His Honor the Mayor, and
about fifteen or twenty State and other
caess were also brought to the attention Of
the force through serving of warrants, etc,
making the record a most ereditable one
for all concerned in the detection Of petty
crimes.
There was s. SIC. 45 assessed in fines and
costs by the Police Court Judge, and Of
this amount s., O66 % was actually paid
over into the city treasury, an average Of
nearly seventy dollars per day. The de-
partment thus closed up the month with
a net profit to the city, something decided
ly unusual, although 1t frequently comes
pretty near being self-sustaining.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
new DRESS GINGHAMSI
new BATISTES !
EGGER, WARRICE ECO.

1852 MARI STREET
Ie30eid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01

Movements of CIti1ons and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Miss Lou SchGfer is visiting friends OF
Marietta.
Mr.. Brose List leaves to-day for trip to
Atlantic City.
James Frankfort, OF Weston, is register
ed at the Howell.
Henry Walter of Webster, W. Va, is at
the Stsmm House.
Chas. B. Cbriswell of Charleston, was
in the city yesterday.
Geo. A. Laughlin, of Cleveland, o., was
in the city yesterday.
Joseph Jacobs and family, Of Austen,
Pa, were at the Howell House last night.
The Springfield base ball club arrived
last nigh. and ID quartered at the Stamn
House.
Misses Mamie Welty and Maggie LOTUS
left yesterday for West Liberty, to visit
friends.
Mrs. Ada Fink leaves to-day for visit
among Washington City and PhiladelE b q
riends.
Messrs. Charles Cameron aud Charles
Arthur, of tho E Ist Fad, are visiting friends
in Marietta, Ohio.
Dir. jos. l. Rhees, who has been in New
York for the past elk months, is in the city
on a visit to his parents.
James Rltcliff and James w. Gath
err and family of Martins Ferry, leave this
morning for Atlantic City.
Charles T. Blanchard, William Schempf,
W. II Gates and NJ. McNslly will leave
for Atlantic City this morning.
Mr.. James S;eadmau and wife, of Four'
tenth street, will spend compile of weeks
at Atlantic City, leaving tomorrow.
Miss Maggie Whyte is visiting her broth
er, J. H. Whyte, deputy sheriff, who is
spending the summer at Elm Grove.
Mr.. Frank H. Atkinson, one Of the corps
of clerks at the Hotel Windsor, is spend
Jog few days at his home in Cadiz, o.
Mrs. Virginia Copp will leave to-day for
Atlantic City and other summer resorts
accompanied By her daughter, Mis-
Carrie.
B. Cheney, of Buffslo, N. Y, and
Chas. Norris, Of Muscatine, Ia, wei
known glass buyers, are at the McLur'
House.
Mira. G. E Irwin LEFT last evening fnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
League and Association.

At Oleveland-Cl Cleveland none, Indian
spolis ,; errors, Cleveland 1; hits, Cleve-
land .. indianapolis 4. Pitchers, Bakely
ard Boyle.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Cincinnati
5; errors, Columbus 3, Cincinnati /; hits,
Columbus 8, Cincinnati T. Pitchers, CAST
right, Visu and Smith.
The Kansas City-Baltimore, Pittsburg-
Chicago, Observation-Disclosures and Wash
ington-New York games were postponed
on account of rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01

as a result the men engaged 10 the bust
ness continued to send the stuff to the To-
cality.
Then came the sickness and death Of the
child. At that time, it is alleged, Mr..
Odell called the attention Of Dr. Garrison
to the situation, and said he believed the
cause of death was the presence of the
night-soil accumulation. He explained,
however, that he was only tenant on the
place, with no power to do anything in the
premises. When requested by DR.. Garri-
son to file a complaint, he expressed dis
like to take such step, for obvious rea-
sons. He continued to reside in the house,
the night-soil accumulation continued to
grow, and finally the other cases of sick.
ness resulted, followed by the death Of
Arthur Odell, yesterday, as mentioned.
This ia the situation all around. In the
meantime, it is alleged, the present crema-
tory is not Insufficient capacity to burn all
the night soil that should 90 to it, and
some steps ought to be taken at once to az
ford relief
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
Transfer of Real Estata.

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made July so, 1889, by George
Hook and wife, and F. SchwertfeRer and
wife, to Philip II. RAIDER, for lot No. SO,
on the plat laid out by w. P. Hubbard and
H. NJ. Russell. special commissioners.
Consideration. 300.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
Board of Commissioners.

The members of the Board of Commits
siOners held a brief session yesterday be-
fore taking up the examination of the
regular committee bills, etc. After dispOs-
ing of the health matter brought to the
attention of the members by Commissioner
Koch, the Board deliberAted over and
passed the ordinance giving the Postal
Telegraph Company the right to erect its
poles along the county road north OF the
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
MINISTERIAL MATTERS.
A New Company of wheeling Men-other
Matters Of Interest.

A New Company of wheeling Men-other
Matters Of Interest.
The Secretary Of State has issued Ger
tifcate of incorporation to The Wheeling
Brick Company, which has for its purposes
buying, leasing and mining fire clay, man
ufacturing and dealing in paving and
building brick, sewer pipe, tile, and any
and all other useful articles that may
be made in whole or in part from clay,
contracting for and laying brick pavements,
and doing any other business necessary to
the welfare of said incorporation. The
principal office is TO be kept in Wheeling,
and the corporation is to expire January
1, 1899. For the purpose Of forming said
company the sum of So, $50 has been sub
scribed and paid in. The privilege of In
creasipg the capital stock to 500, 900 in all
is reserved. Shares are $50 each, and are
held by John T. Scott, ]. @. Dent and W.
W. Scott, Bridgeport, Ohio ; John G. Hab'
berfeld and D. A. Henry, Wheeling, W.
Va, each fitesn shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
Sent to Jail.

The hearing of John Striker, charged
with extreme cruelty to his children, came
off at Steubenville yesterday, and the evil
dence fully sustained the charges made
against the old rascal. His wife and
children and several of his neighbOrs tes-
titled against him, aud at the conclusion
of the evidence fac of $100 and six
months imprisonment was assessed.
When he heard the judgment of the
court the old man broke out into TRADE
against all connected with the case, which
fully showed he is possessed of a terrible
temper and is general bad case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
Knled ON the Ran.

Train No. 81, on the Chesapeake & Ohio
railway, last Friday afternoon, at Fort
Spring, struck and instantly killed An
drew Surgeon, who has been freight handler
on the road st that place, ever since it YVES
built he was a native Of Ireland and was
% years of age. He had been quite hard
OF hearing for several years, and for this
reason did not hear the approaching train,
although the bell was ringing vigorously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01
Mai. Lorine,s Loss.

The damage to Maj. Loring's barn,
which was burned yesterday morning
early, was between So. 600 and SO. 500, in
Guiding the contents The barn itself is q
large stone structure, and it was only the
inside that wss destroyed. Among other
things destroyed was buggy, a set Of
double harness, two sleighs. lot Of hay
and other feed. The horses and some Of
the vehicles were saved The building
aud it's contents were insured for 81. 500
in the Peabody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01

A CONDITION of weakness of body snt
mind which results from many disorders
Of the system finds it's best and surest re-
lief in Browns Iron Bitters. AS it en-
riches and strengthens the blood so the
stomach, liver and kidneys receive power
to perform their duties, and the depressing
Influences from a diseased and disturbed
condition of these organs are removed.