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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-19
LIVE STOCK,
Baltimore Cattle Market
THURSDAY, March IA, 1889.

CALVERTON STOCK YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The market for beef
cattle this week is reported on all sides as
greatly demorslized, more so than for &
long lime past. Values are off fully tc
per pound on all grades, quality and make
up of punches considered The quality is
fully equal to that of last weeks offerings.
We quote the range at 81 00l4 %, few
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Leave the City at S.0l 8. 30. and run every hour
-r.-g15p m. Leave Wheeling Park 81 900
ana run every hour % ltil 1000 D. IN. Except
Oru-.h Train win leay PARK at 9i5 a. m. and
.I.r 30 Il.r5u I'D. g. HIRSCH
Superintendent
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s5uEir. snd Zauasyllsr through ps2engsr tralu
.a.res Bell4lra st sac a. r,., Grriyes CO BaDkira
arcas.s FL passenger LrsIl leaves Beuzire
I..u. rl.. arrives at Bel'sirc az S.25 e. 10.
.-n.-.rLeld tCCCmmod2tiOu leaves 2slleir
..l5 r .c arrives $50 Bel aire at 1l.31 a. M
..-sl-s tsI'g 1zcep, SUNDAY. Genital Glsss
al. n.-r Nrru &Cl2irs
HEETING AND ELN GROVE RAIIROAI
0r .rd arer saturday. October l3. ISIS
-..- cl llc Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
... r.u se lo' 0ws.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
Epps's Cocoa
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural law
which govern the operations Of digestion aud
nutrition, and by careful application Of the hut
provided our breakfast tables with delicate >
Favored beverage which may save MS many
heavy doctors bills IL is by the judicious use
OF such articles OF diet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough to re-.
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtitle maladies are floating around Us ready 70
attsck wherever there is a weak point. We may
escape many a fatal SHAFT by keeping OURSELVES
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nOurished frame ~ iuN Sfwcc GGecnc.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
ONLY IN half pound tins by GrOeers labelled thus
JAMES EPPS & co., HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS
mrllOd6Tu.Thag LONDON hhei""'
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking eneC, February 10, iS9 "a.
sengeI trains will run rs iollows-Centr6l Tirn f.
All trains daily except those marked thusi
which do not run on sunday.
SOUTH BOUND. lNo.7tINo. 5IEo.S fISo /
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points
For rates and other information, address
FRED HUSKMEN, 9rsv. Pass Ag't
Wheeling, ". va.
VI. ROBINSON, GenI PAS Ago..
ParkeTsburg VI. y
W. II. OSBORN, 3. T. A., Pomeroy. o.
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pITTsBURG. oMoINNATI AND sT

(PGu Handle Koute.) Under schedule lu enett
Feb 10th, 1889, trains lesYe Wheeling tsn.n
Standard Time: For Steubsnviis, put burRh ard
the East go .. m, i2.85 p. m, so D. RI, ard
$40 p N. For Columbus, lndianGpoihi Cinci--
natl and 81. Louis, go and $40 2. N. For COlum
bus and Chicago, 1875 >. m. 1'fainf auiTo 90
Wheeling At $50 9. NJ. 1000 .. o. 285 p. d., and
$50 p. m Trsins leaving ri 60 a. m, and az
irving At $40 p. m, run.s0lid between wheeling
and pittSburg All trains daily, except sunday
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MUSTANG iINlhIENT MUST IMMINENT

rs FOR MAN 4 BEAST. PENETRAIES
MUSCLE &FIBRE TO THE VERY BONE.
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CuREs swTNNEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES ~ MULES
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r1LEYELAND = PITBB0Rc \ r

-
Under schedule in snoCt FEB 10Th le9 trains
isSya Bridgeport, Ohio, Central Standard 1tug.
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and CLEVELAND, 40 a.
N. For Pittsburgh, l0:22a. n Fc- chicago ard
Cleveland l.O7 p. m. For Pittsburgh snd New
York, 3:29 p. n. For St5ubonYillo, OBS q. in.
For kartiufs Ferry, $40 .. ~. Jrsinl arrive
Bridgeport Al 7:b5 q. L., l02l = o., l2l' Il.
1886 0. m, and 7i7 ,. n.
IL TALLlEG, Ticket Agent
nois Bridgeport. oh'o
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LINIMENT MUSTANG IMMINENT

RFs PILES BURNS CUTS CORNs CURES RHEUMATISM LAME BACK
AND STIFF JOINTS RUB IN HARD -
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 1s.-Wheat-
Western quiet and easy; No. winter
red spot and March 90a9Ofc; April sofa
a9O}c; May 91ls914c; June 92a92tc; July
Sole. Confirm; mixed spot and March
4Oia43sc; April 413c Oats-Steady; west
ern white 32a334c; do mixed 29a3lc.
Rye-Steady at 54a56c. Hay-Firmer a.
SIS Scale 90. Butter-Steady; Western
packed 1sa23c; roll 13A19c; creamery 26a
28c. Eggs-Active at BE Coflee-
Quiet; RIO 1870.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO March -Whsat-Dull but
steady; each 95lc; MGy 913c; July S65c;
August S5Ic. Corn-Dull but etesdy;
cash 33!c. Oats Quiet; No. , white 274c.
Glover Seductive; cash, March and
April S. O5.
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vIsIBLE srpPLY on GRAIN.

The Visible supply of grain in com
parison with that of one week ago, as re,
ported by the Board Of Trade IS as fol
lows: Wheat 81, 1S2, OOO decrease 5s7,
600; corn 166l7O0O decrease 3O8 600
oats :, 511 600, decrease 272, 600; rye /, 52s,
600, decrease SO 600, barley 1923, 600, in
ouaaea I 1 O0O
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GtovKRNMENrs-Dull and steady.
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very few Of them bang backed ~. l
shouldn't think a concern like the Central
would think of moving to one Of them. "
Jos. Spiedel-'T have seen a good deal ot
the country, but haven't yet ron across
city that holds out the advantages that
Wheeling does It's preposterous TO COM
pare any Of those little towns with Wheel
ing. made tour Of them, and wasn't
at all impressed. They are about all full
of malaria, and haven't much of anything
TO commend them, except natural gas. My
opinion is, though, that Wheeling should
make some concessions to manufacturers
70 hold them here and induce Others to
come. We have been attempting to make
Wheeling headquarters fJr the glass trade,
and # the Central should remove IL would
rather spoil that. l think the Central
directors will decide not 10 remove"
Mai. Ran. Stalnaker-"rhers is certain
" something very unnatural about offer
ing so much for nothing as these Ohio
gas towns have been doing, and about the
only way they can do it is not to live up
10 the agreement. Wheeling has every adj
vantage imaginable over these little towns
mentioned, from business and social
standpoint, and if gas should fail here she
mas the facilities for manufacturing coal
pas. which those towns do not possess.
John H. HObbs-"I consider Wheeling
away above those towns in every point OF
vantsge, and understand the gas has be-
gun TO fail in Findlsy and FostoTia.
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POINTS on people.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
nctue- Of

Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
T. II. Marks and wife, of Wellsburg,
are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Z. S. Norton, of Ashland, Ky, is
at the McLure House.
Mrs W. 7. Hunter, of WOOdsfeld, O.,
is at the Hotel Windsor.
B. F. McMechen, Esq is spending few
weeks with his brother, below Benwood.
Messrs. 4. B. and Silas Smith, of Mid
dlebOurn, srs registered at the Mcclure.
Ms Chas. HOgg, of Cadiz, Ohio, is Wis
itiDg her daughter, Mrs Hullhen Quarter.
Mr.. Theodore Roller, who has been quite
i'll for four weeks past is able 10 be cut
again.
Mr.. George Adams has returned from q
trip to Hot Springs and Is quartered at the
McLure.
Mr.. J. NJ. Warner, the we'll known iron
salesman of Cincinnati, is at the Hotel
Windsor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reinheimer, of Fair
mont, are at the Mcclure and will remain
several days.
Col. Cbas. Z. Wells, Of Glover's Gap, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is registered
at the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. l. T. Jones, of Sandwich, Mass,
President of the Norway Tack Company,
IS in the city on bis usual business trip.
Miss jamie Goods pupils will give a
musicale at the residence of Mrs. Geo. L.
McAiechen, on Chsplino street, this even
ing.
General Manager Oscar Townsend, Of
the c., /. {, W. railroad, and J. L. Town
send, of Cleveland, O., are at the Hotel
Windsor.
Charles Mendel and vile, of Texas,
formerly Of this city, have returned to the
city. and will reside here permanently In
the failure.
LII CASTOR, y. X. Kenuon, J. T. Troll
and Samuel Geller, OF st. Clairsville, came
down last evening to take in the Opera,
taking supper at the MsLnre.
J.H. Leinberger, chief inspector of the
Central Traffic Association Of Buffalo, n.
Y, accompanied by c. E. f. Childers,
ioint agent CT the Association, of Pitts
burg, are registered at the Mcclure House.
The newly organized Mercantile Club,
composed Of number OF young Hebrew
society gentlemen, gave an opening hop at
their handsome new quarters IN Frazbeim s
Block. last evening Hillmeyer made the
music and the affair proved highly en-
iOyable OpR.
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After the Oman w. Over.

A very pleasant little surprise was per-
petrated upon Mr.. Geo A Baker, propri-
etor Fl the Bsnnett-MOulton Opera Com
psuv st the hotel Windsor, last evening,
sfer the performance OF the company at
the Opera House. The occasion was the
anniversary Of Mr.. Bakers birth and Misses
alice johnson and Irene Murphy were the
two principal connivers who arranged
the scheme. The mstior had been
kept quiet till everything was ready,
and then Mr.. Baker was invited into the
dining room we're ? banquet was spread.
One Of the first things o. The programme
was the presentation of a handsome Mas
ouic emblem to Mr.. Baker by Mr. 7. D.
Nelson on behalf Of the company. The
recipient responded in neat manner,
after which the feast received the undi-
vided attention Of the forty members Of
the company present. Music, song, speech
and story ended mp the festivities when
continued until $50 o'clock this morning,
aud which proved highly enjoyable.
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Yesterday Af,ernoon,- Lecture.

Miss Lucia Kimball, one Of The National
Supsrintendenis OF the W. c. T. u, spoke
On Temperance Teachings in Sunday
Schools" in the First Presbyterian Church
On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The
audience represented the various evangeli-
cal denominations Of the city and included
several of the Dipisters Misc Kimball is
eloquent ard interesting AZ speaker, and
thoroughly succeeded IN impressing the
importance of the cause she represents
upon those who heard her. |, is only by
listening 10 such National representatives
of the w. G. T. L. that "a adequate idea
of the magnitude and value OF the work of
the organization can be obtained.
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IN a SMALL WAY.
The ReWs Of ths Day POintedly PArs-
xraphed for HastY Readers.


OPERA House. Tonight - BLACK Hussar
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-To-Night-"Lit Little Mug
YM.C.A Hall-To-Night-w c. 7. u. Con
cert and Entertainment.
POLICE COURT was blank yesterday
morning.
OSE deed of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
YESTERDAY was auditing day for the
Board of Commissioners.
OFFICER DESMOND run in four cases yes
terdsy afternoon and last evening.
THE Frasher College nine and the Sham
rocks will play a match game of ball on
tunnel green Friday afternoon.
IT IS probable the boss painters and the
men will have meeting O-day, with the
likelihood Of coming to an understanding.
THE Council Committee on Health held
a session last night, passing several bills,
discussing cTematOry matters, and trans
acting other business.
ANOTHER exhibition of the electric light
put in Reymann's brewery recently was
given last evening, and those who saw 1t
were very much pleased.
IN addition to other closing exercises Of
this term, Webster school will give an en-
tertainment Friday evening of this week,
which promises TO be very enjoyable.
LITTLE NUGGET" is drawing good
houses at the Grand. The piece is as funny
as ever and the people who present 1t are
even better if that can be possible. The
play will be repeated this evening.
JUSTICE W. H. DAVIS removed into his
new Office, on the ground floor of the old
Sherifi7s office, yesterday, and now has the
BEST quarters, by far, of any Justice in tia
city. The Squire has thOughtfully pro-
vided nice table in the outer Office for the
exclusive use of reporters, and has ample
room for spectators.
GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN was arrested by
Officer Bell last evening, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses He
had petition which stated that he was
securing subscriptions for the benefit ofthe
family OF 6 man who was burned at the
steel plant. He collected about Sl2, when
q gentleman whom he approached turned
the paper over to the police with the above
result.
IT is said the Lancaster Gazette has re-
ceivsd letters from Wheeling parties ask
ing people of that place 20 receive big ex-
cursion party on Thursday of next week ia
see gas we'll. Nothing has been heard
herr of such an excursion, and it is not
probable Wheeling people will turn out
very numerously TO 90 several hundred
miles to see something that is a chestnut
to them--a gas we'll.
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orand Armv snnpar

Sheridan Post, assisted by the Ladies'
Relief Corpe, intend having a supper and
entertainment tomorrow evening, and
from the interest taken in the matter ny
the comrades and their ladies it looks very
much as though those who attend will be
well repaid The supper will be ready at
o'clock and kept mp as long as needed.
Plenty of good music A No. 9 cooking
stove will be Tsiil b for, as well "a fine
rcckiDg chair, and a euit OF boys clothing.
The entertainment is given to replenisb
the relief fuud of the Post, and as the oh
ice. is a worthy one, it should be wen at
tended The affair Is in the hands Of on
able committee, sad they propose to make
il euccees.
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Something Worth Reading.

"a TIN Roof" is the title of little book
Just issued by Messrs Merchant & Co, 5l7
Arch Street, Philadelphia. The purpose
of the publication is to supply TO builders,
architects and the general public some ex-
act information as to the best methods of
constructing tin roof and az to the best
materials to ae used to secure satisfactory
and permanent results We especially
recommend the book, which is intended for
gratuitous distribution, to mill owners
They SIRE very apt 10 trust the matter of
roofing wholly TO builders and they usually
know really very little about the CHARGE er
of the tin used or the excellence or defect
iveness of the job. This pamphlet will
help them to protect their interests. 1t is
very explicit. perfectly comprehensive and
we think wholly trustworthy. 1t ia quite
profusely illustrated and the cuts indicate
processes of apply ing in-roOfng which in
sure excellence.
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"Robert NIacaIre. -"

The Bennett MOulton Opera Company
sang this charming opera in good style,
last evening, to an audience which ex-
pressed it's happiness early and often. Miss
Alice johnson as "Rossmond" made q
great impression, and Misses Mnrphy,
Newell, Sharp, Barton and Altmsn gus
tsinsd their respective roles most sa;isfac.
torily Mr. Wolff rs Robert Macaire''
enacted the part to perfection, and his
partner in crime, Mr.. B g9iow, kept the
house in roar whenever he was on the
stage.
The merry War was sung at the mat
inee.
This evening the "Black Hussar" will
be sung.
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To Go to Denver.

At a meeting of Typographical Union
No. 70 held yesterday Mr. VIM. G. Jones,
who has been in the employ of the REGIS
TER for the past ten or twelve yesrs, was
elected delegate from the local Union to
represent that body at the next session oi
the International Typographical Union, to
he held at Denver, Col, in June. As the
appointment means very desirable trip
and pleasant time, there was quite a con-
test for the position, which Mr.. Jones' pop
ularity won for him.
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Apls.inguIshed Insurance Man.

Mr. Sheppard Romans, the distinguish
ed actusry, for sixteen years at the head
of the New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company, will arrive in the city to-mor-
row morning, and in TIE evening will be
rendered reception and banquet at the
Mcclure. Mr.. Romans is al scknowl-
edged authority in the insurance world,
and is the author of several valuable
worke, among them "The American Ex'
perience Table of Mortality" in almost
universal use, and 1.-THE Contribution
PLAN of declaring dividends, which
brought about a revolution in the conduct
Of the insurance business.
Mr.. Romans will spend portion Of to-
morrow IT the office of the Wheeling In
sur ance and Bond Agency.
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Naw Council Jr O.U. A. NJ.

Columbia Council No. 8, Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics, was iustl-
ted at Warrington Tuesday evening with
twenty-eight charter members. The
Council was instituted by Deputy Ma
tional Councillor John D. Hall, of Wheel
ing, assisted by several members from
Cameron and New Martinsville. Mr.. John
MILAN, the Mayor of Warrington, was
elected Councillor, and the Cauucil is COM
posed of the prominent citizens of the
town.
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Spring Medicine.

We have used the Celebrated Swiss
Stomach BitteIs for Spring Medicine" in
our family for twelve years, and would
recommend them SIS the beet for Dyspepsia.
Have used them for all Of my children ard
find them the best blood purifier
Mrs. c. SCHILLER, PittsbuTg, Pa.
Black Gin for all Kidney Disorders.
Wild Cherry Tonic for Coughs and Colds.
For sale by all Druggists st 81 90 per
bottle; six for S. 90.
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Mia FInr Crn,uelI-

Miss Floy CroWell will be the next st
traction at the Grand Opera House. open
ing Monday evening next in "Intatus-
ton, society play by Howard p Taylor.
A supporting company of fourteen will be
in each play, and the repertoire, rs can he
seen, is sufficiently attractive 10 please
everyone. jess" wilt he played Tuesday
evening, and followed by Hoop OF Gold, "
MAY Blossom" 'Ingomar." and "Oliver
Twist, - in the order named. Miss Crowell
is very talented actress Her company
is n strong one, and the plays all acknowl-
edged successes, and splendid week is
assured.
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THE fact that good health, strong mus
cles and sOund nerves are attainable should
encourage every invalid to an earnest en-
desvor in the right direction. Remember
all disease owes its origin, more or less to
p lack of iron in the blood Iron in the
blood means health, strength and yigor.
Analyzs the blood of an invalid and little
or 10 iron will be found Healthy men S
blood is.fnll of iron. The beet method of
supplying this lack of iron is by using
Brownie Iron Btters, a sure cure for dys.
pepsis, general debility, weakness and all
wasting diseases.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Honorablx Discharged.

''Bliukey" Robinson was arraigned be-
fore Justice Davis, yesterday morning on
the charge of being engaged in the assault
mon Richard Mansfield, and was DIS
charged from custody, it being evident
that be had nothing to do with the COM
mission of the crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-28

BY seeing as much as ecu csu Of the world. Blu
ere Won set out either as s. tourls.. commercial
traveller or Observation-Disclosures you go cy I'll,
steamship or steamboat provide yourself with
gostetter stomach Bitters, which the travelling
public recognizes as the -nes,meticsi safeguard
snd nreveutive OF sea sickness with w5ieh any
o,, ioprneviuc by land OF wster can be provic
80 it furnishes Pie western pioneer adequate
nr1tectiou against uailris rheImalsm, ana
fboSs disorders OF the bowels which miasma
fsin.ed uater heget rs Sed@uve e1ect -pop z
sror,sch r.rt1rbo1 by the rocking OF A ship l.
.-,,fv r,s-irsl. and 10 is Il capital appetizer ana
nerve iuvizorator Excellent is 70 for bilious
ueSs and kidney luacuon. and 10 cocniefaclS IN
remarkable degree. the effects OF fatigue, pays
ical or mental Amer wettlug aus eApoSdre III
yenuye.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
OoIngs OF Boats and BOatmen Along the
Ohio,

Ohio.
The Chancellor passed mp at six m.
The Ben Hur got away at noon for Park
eTsburg.
The Hudson is due down early this
morning and the Scotia up.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet inches and falling.
The Lizzie Ca.sell will shortly be placed
in the Pittsburg and Muskingum river
trade, going through TO Zlnesville. The
Lizzie Bay will enter the Pittsburp and
Kanawha river trade next week, going
down every Tuesday night and up on Mon
day. The more boats the meTEier.
The marks from above yesterday were
Pittsburg, feet 4 inches and falling.
Morgantown. feet and stationary;
clear. Rice's Landing, feet snd station
sIy; clear. Brownsville, feet 3 inches
aud stationary; cloudy. Lock No. 4, : feet
3 inches fair. Greensboro, l2ftet and sta
t;onary; fair. Parker, feet l inch and
falling; cloudy and colder. Oil City,
feet 81 inches and falling; cloudy and
light rain.
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Cru Adrtytisemsa2.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
-OU r
FRIDAY BARGAINS

One case Pure Linen Crasha &c..
worth &c. a yard.
25 Dozen large size Huck Towels
Pure Linen, at II l-2C. worth Zoe.
each.
One LOT of Oddsand ends in Cor
sets, mostly large size. at Zoe
pair, worth more than double.
One lot of Kid Gloves. sizes 5 u
TO 8, at SOC. a pair, worth from
75C. to $I.50 a pair.
All Remnants on Cheap Cum
ter at just One-haIf price
Our last Fridays Special Sale
was a grand success. and as we
desire as great a success for this
sale, customers can rely upon Sc
curing genuine bargains. We pro-.
pose, in addition TO the above to
shave prices on many other good
not quoted.
Rs-PIease bear in mind thnt the,r
prices are for FRIDAY. the 2afh inst
only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-28

TRE Me. ure House Pharmacy is the sole
and only agency for the celebrated Bear
Lithia Water lt Is extensively used ana
prescribed by physicians and is the oeet
water 10 the world for Rheumatism ana
an Kidney diseases. Sold by the glass
gallon OF barrel
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rransrars of ReaI Estste.

The following transfers of real estate
were left fer record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made February IS, 1889, by Jno Och
senkuhn, executor, and others, TO Honora
Fox for part Of lot No 70, on the east
SHE of Main street, between Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third streets. Consider
alton, So 600.
Deed roade March 26, 1889, by Louis
Hoffman and wife, TO William Spargo, for
lot No. ,, in John McLure's addition.
Consideration, 81, ECO.
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II Paw Others-ItW m Paw You.

To know how much o big, round dollar
will buy at the assiense's sale now going
on at 1854 Market Square. Hardware and
mechanics tools sold at unhesrd of prices.
high quality goods at low grade prices.
J. B. SOMMRRvILLE,
Assignee Of S. E. Boyd.
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DIR. Henley's Genuine InvIgorator,
Celery, Beef and Iron, gives food to the
brain, enriches the blood, aids digestion,
and gives refreshing sleep where other
remedies fail. Try it. Sold by druggists.