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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
The U. S. Circuit Court.

In the U. S. Circuit Court the case of the
U. S. w. Byron Bates, OF Brooke county,
charged with voting in West Virginia
while q resident of Pennsylvania, was put
on trial. 1t was clearly proven that Mr.
Bates was entirely innocent, that he was
d bona fide resident of this State, and the
Jury returned a verdict Of mot guilty"
the prisoner being discharged.
The case of Maria Shaw Vs. the Ran
dolph County, W. vs., Boom Company,
which was set down for argument yeeter-
day, on a motion to remove temporary re-
ceiVer, was continued until today.
The cases Of Arthur Wallace, for viola
ton of the election laws, aud Geo. W.
Fox, for perjury, will come up to day.
In the case of the U. s. Y. William Pen
dergrsss, from Brooke county, indicted for
8 violation Of the election laws. there was
a verdict of Lot guilty.
The case of Calvin Macs6ee, Ct Marion
county, has been continued to the next
term, at Carksburg, the jury having
failed to agree.
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Notes of the Day.
his hnaineaa-

"NX." knows his business.
Toe weather, yesterday, was perfect.
horticultural Hall has filed up nicely.
The cloak room is a great convenience.
Everybody takes a guess at the "bsan
jar"
The attendance was large, for a second
day.
The deer are called pretty dears" pretty
often.
The uniforms of the bicycle club are
very nobby.
There are several BRAID new fakes on
the grounds.
The La Belle mill had eight riders in the
bicycle parade.
The ferrymen at the river are doing
great business.
The track was decidedly too heavy for
the wheelmeD.
There was a large force of police on
band, yesterday.
The work OF Judging cattle will be COM
menced to-day.
There were no less than three bookmAk-
ers on the course.
The numbers on the arms of the riders
and drivers are great.
Everybody ought TO 20 to-day, also
every other other day.
There were a good many fine rigs in the
quarter stretch yesterday.
AllC. & P. trains are stopping at West
Wheeling during the Fair.
The race track needs reclaying. It gets
dusty on the slightest pIevocstion.
Prof. EGgene Hanke gave very epjOya-
bic high Iope performance, yesterday.
The raciog programme for to day will be
great, and tomorrow it will be greater.
Lock out for thieves to-day. Better
leave your watches and trolls" at home.
The programme of music rendered by
the Onara Hnuse hand WAS very enjoyable
It is demonstrated, every year, that the
track opposite the grand stand ought to be
wider
Among me strangers on the grounds
yesterday was Hon. Robert Browse, Of
Grape Island.
The bicycle races to-day will be three
in number Don't miss them. They are
a great feature.
How The gentlemen on the tandem bicy-
Gle did lay down to their work in their
hall-mile squirt.
Every wheelman ought to turn out to-
day ard take part in the parade. There
we're a good many missing yesterday.
The Wheelmen made splendid display,
snd were universally praised. They
ought to have enc hundred wheels out to-
day.
The little 'j1stle" when the horse'
punched in the second heat of the RAINING
race nearly resulted in al accident. AS il
was, the rider of the winning horse had
ore leg severely ,qdeez7d.
There was big lot of strangers in the
city last evening. All the hotels were full
to oveIhowing, last night cots being call
ed into Tequisi;ion in most Of them. What
will the situation be tomorrow night?
Mr.. Chas. P. Patterson, noted horse
man of Lexington, KY, is in the city. He
consented 20 act as one of the iadges in the
stallion, brood mare, yearling two and
three-J ear-old classes. His presence and
services are highly appreciated by the Off
GERS and patrons Of the Fair.
In addition to the bicycle races announ-
ced it has been decided TO have a mile
safety race, in which Jas K. S.aihers will
be handicapped 25 yards. This is intend
ed to take the place CT the boys race, for
which there have been no entries. The
officers of the Fair Association have prom
ised to put the track in better condition.
and some very good riding may be looked
] for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

I1 tis Et.0r On tlt Rs.s',r-
SIr.-T6e citizens of Wheeling snd Ohio
county ought to show their appreciation o.
t6e Efforts of the FAIR Association iu try
Jog TO make the Fair a success ard a credit
20 Wheeling aad The State. When 10 is
considered that they take the chances
sea.nst rain, etc, interfering for only
three paying day oul Of the yea7 800 daysh
the odds are greatly sgsiust them. They
have never made any money oGt az It. IL
hes slwaJs been s. sink hole But pride
bss kept i. up. AID our citizens should
show thsir appreciation by Observing
Thursday So City Day.
Let every mill, isctory and store, whole
sale srd re all. be closed ainocn oo InuIl-
dav aad give the employees a chance to a'-
ie-d ibe Fair, aud thus SHOW your aPpre.
,i,sion of tbs ncb'e work being conducted
bya isw suierprisiug capitalists
1--we AND LIT LIVE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
A Fine Display.

The display made by Mr.. John Ffiedel,
tbs china and glassware merchant, in the
north wing of the Main Exhibition build
ing, daily exciies admiration. The e1-
hibit contains large amount Of fine ware
china, porcelain, and gIsss-and IS most
artislicelly arranged. Embraced in Mr.
Fnede's collection are number of rich
and rare pieces and numerous fine sets, and
the whole affords splendid index OF bis
enormous stock at his Main street place Of
business, in Rogers block. All visitors
ought to stop at Mr.. Fredel's spsce and
give his exhibit a careful examination.
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TO-DAY'S RACES.
A List OF the Entries for the Several
Events.

Events.
Below will be found the list Of entries
for the events on the racing programme Tor
this afternoon:
Running race, z mile dash: o-,-
Dakota CHI g, JOnn Garcia New OrIeahsI Ia
Mclaughlin, b. S. (. A. King
Business, John II. Thompson.
$50 CLASS TRoT.
W. NJ waddle. West Liberty, W. Va br.
e N cole, Charters Pa, b. h., Yes Eye
8. A NJ Bowers, Fostoria, O., b. m A. N. B.
1. Baldwin & Ellsworth, Washington, Pa, Dr.
s. 81 Gibson, Bridgeport. Conn, s. g., Edwin
6. B. ". Uhrich, New Philadelphia o. b. III.
7. B. Walker. Minerva, o. Niger Doctor. Jr.
s. W. II. Wilson, Cynthiana, KY, s S. Parneil
9; VIM II. Digney, Bridgeport Conn., en- g.
10 JOS W. Warren, sewickley, Pa, blk. G.
IL H. Willis, Bridgeport, W. Va, blk.
2:2i CLASS PACE.
]. F. C. Barlow, Jersey City, n J., Big, Frank
at. Z. RObltzer, Pftsburg, Pa, eh- s., KiDe
s. c. W. Fisher, Allegheny, Pa, br. g. G. W
Abe L. Goldberg, Canton, Ohio, Dave
Crockett
5. NJ. V. Cowdrey, Mt. oreb, o., c. m, Amands
C.
6 B S. Mccall, Plttsburg Pa, b. S, Monroe
Brister.
Z NJ spellacy, Portsmouth, o, g. g., Gray
John.
5. Geo. Whitley, seaforth Ont, b. m, Flor
snCe G..
o Berry Bros Howard o., T. g, Edinburg
Running race, three-fourth mile heats.two IN
three. Entries 10 close Monday evening.
Annie V, IN m, Ella Rye.
Hollywood, en-. John Gracla, New Orleans
La.
Fit Lee. b. s , /. P Holiday, Fincastle Va.
Cora L., bsyf, John il. Thompson. Washing
ton G. H. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

JOHN A. LASH, tie Jeweler, has secured
Prof. II. Shelf, the Optican, for few dsys
10 examine eyes and correct defects Of
vision. Prof Shelf ia ore Of the best in
the profession, and if you need glasses or
your vision is in sny wsy defective you
should call Al NJ. Lash's JeWelry Sore,
corner Main and Eleventh Streets. Ex-
animation for glasses free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
THE COURTS.
J J. PREBLAND Is CONVICTED IN TIKI U. S.
DISTRICT COURT
For Illegal YOting-Judgs Jackson Makes a Pew
Remarks 0hU Cases Dis
posed Of.

Both the U. S. District and Circuit
Courts we're in session yesterday, Judge
Jackson presiding
In the DistIic. Court in the case Of the
U. S. V. George Wells, indicted for vio-
lation of the election laws, the defendant
was recognized in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance at the next term. Cause con-
tinued.
U. S. VS.. ]. J. Ffeela1d, alias Jack Free
land, for q violation of the election laws, a
plea of not guilty was entered. A Jury
was impauelled and retired 10 the Jury
room to consider n verdict. When they
returned it wac with verdict of guilty"
the iicst election case that man had been
found guilty by jury. Ffeeland's own
admissions convicted him.
He admitted that he had purchased
piece of lard containing futg acres in
Weiz.l county in 1886, ard took his
family there TO live. They remained
there all the time up to within fifty-tmo
days OF the election, although Ffeeland
himself had been working in Wheeling on
the street car line, and he voted in Ohio
county. This statement was what con-
victeG him, but be made no attempt to
hide anything, and was a very poor wit
ness for himself
When the jury returned a verdict of
guilty, Judge Jackson said that this was
en- opportunity he had been waiting for to
make few remarks on this eutjsct. lie
IL L.
dsrlyipg principle CT American Govern
ment and when it was tempered with or
its sauctity bssmiTched il was treason,
and should be punished. There seemed to
be feeling among all jurors heretofore
sitting on these cases of violation of the cleo
ton lave that it was partisan matter, and
they had not made proper consideration
Of many CASES. He complimented the
present jury very highly for their action
in returning correct verdict, something
other juries had not done when the defend
ant was much mere deserving Of punish
ment than Freeland was.
He had no doubt but that Ffeelsnd did
not commit an intentional wrong, but still
he had been shown to be guilty. Ii he
we're not G poor man or il he were politi-
cal leader he would have panisbed him as
he deserved. As it Was, knowing Free
lands condition and feeling ne was an
honest man, he would impose light fine
$40 aud costa.
While the Judge was making his re-
marks Freelsnd became very uneasy think
ing he would get heavy sentence, and he
was only too glad to pay the fine when he
found how light it was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

Tee Americas Amusement Association
was organ ed last Sunday afternoon, az
Gsrmania Han, starting of with a mem
bsr.bip OF twenty eight popular ycung
men. TIE following officers were elected
to serve f07 q tern 90 enc YEAR President,
Wm. Bach. Vice President, NJ Manner
Secretary. j. Yolingeri Treasurer p.
Alimyer; Serzean alarms, w. McGavia.
Tie Association proposes % further all
popular amu eneuts, especially dancing.
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Trot for West virgins Horses.

Ofthe SIX entries in the race, only three
horses started, they icing Doctor Harry,
Joe Brister and Robert Bonner. It was
three O'Clock when the horses were called
ont, pools selling Bonner s., the field So,
and Bonner $40, field A. It was 1920 be-
fore the hcrsss 20! away.
FIRST HEAT.-D1ctOr Harry had the
pole. At the word gon Bonner took @
slight lesd. Doctor Harry broke on the
turn, and Bonner went way to the front at
the quarter, with Brister badly off his feet.
Bonner passed the half six or eight lengths
ahead of Brister, who only slightly closed
the gap to the three quarters. On the
stretch Brister pulled up more, but broke
fifty yards from the wire, and Bonner won
easily in 2:45 Mutuals paid g 80.
SECOND HEAT-Robert Bonner won
this heat hands down, in S2:43. No mu-
tuals Bonner has the making of a great
trOtter, Slowing up well az every point.
He mas many admirers among horsemen.
SUMMARY.
West Virginia State Fair AID Exposition Races
Fall meeting-First day-IroI for harness-Mi.e
heats . In 3.
Robert Bonner. b. s., J. H. Hammond,
Joe Brister r. So Jacob Butts, Wheenng.........2 .
Doctor Harry. S. g., walter Sedwick Clarks-
burg .dlstanced
Time-2I5; 2i.
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TIE SPEED EVENTS.
How the Three Races We're Lost and
Won

How the Three Races We're Lost and
Won
There were three races On lie programme
for Yesterday afternoon, they being trot
for fJals Of 1887, half mile heats, IN 5,
for purse eff 500, entrance money addec'
seven entries; S trot, mile bsais , IN 5,
fer horses never before starting foT money,
six entries; ard running race, three
quarter mile heats, . in 3, for purse Of
Sl25, 500 to first horse ard S25 to the sec
ond, four entries. The starter for the
trotters was Er. Henry McCullOch, Of
Pittsburg, and for the runners Ir. Robert
Anderson, and these two, with Mr.. Q. W.
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Railroad work Progressing.

Mr.. Joseph Fuccey, contractor for the
roadbed on the new Camden road from
Fairmont to Clarksburg, was in the city
yesterday. He reports fine pIosrefs on the
work, and says the construction train is
now running TO a point one mile below
Worthington, aud that the rosdbsd is COM
pleted and ready for the ties 20 O point one
mile above Shinnston. The road will be
completed to Shinnston by the 18Th inst,
and to Olarksburg by November 1st. The
depot OF Shinns;On is TO be located on
DAvy Sbi1n's land, about goo feet below
the tOWp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
can't. ssamon,s stand and Indian,

AZ one enters the main building from
tbe north at the State Fair he is greeted on
the right side OF the building with a very
handsome display of cigars, tobacco, &C.,
&c, handsomely arranged. Then one
locks up and ia startled to behold big
red "Iriun" in all bis war paint and
feathers, smoking a long pipe. This is
Capt. Henry Sssmon's famous redskin,
and he is The admiration OF all visitors to
the Fair. At Capt Ssamon'a booth you can
get anything you want in the chewing or
smoking line. Stop at the booth and see
something nice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

Police Court yesterday morning two
disorde,liss paid s. sud costs esch. Two
DRINKS raid g and costs each Tony
Nfeloy. a wax. promised 90 leave the city.
Iam.s Ea1k. disogdsrly. was dismissed.
Jlc1b Zimmerman, Tor drunkenness.
rrouissd Co leave tie Cl;y. Frank elk
sis. charged with disorder. was hoet sll
i1d COSTS aod appealed bis case 20 the
CrcnIt Court Tobias Vance was up for
drunkenness AID promised Co take q SUM
ner tour cut OF toe city. VIM Winters,
for leaving bis cellar door open, was fined
81 and costs Several other cases were
continued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

On Thursday evening Ssptember r.
Caas. A Lodsi's Hi.ari,y Musical Com
p,rv commences @ three nights sngegs
uent st tao G,snd Opera House. The
couparv 81 ssid 90 be ihe best that bic.
To5er nss ever had. and Che comedy has
been rewritten. so that It Is entirely ditier-
mt from VIVA. &c was last season. Those
sho desire "a good hearty laugh should not
f.il 20 see I.slcr's Hlsriy Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

Hughes, Secretary Of the FOstoria, o., AS
ISOLATION, acted as judges. Mr.. I. G. Dill
Ion and Mr.. Haucher were timers.
There was good crowd in the gcsnd
stand end along the stretch to watch the
several events.
The Two-Year-old TrOt
The horses were called for this race at
2:2O D. m. The starters were sensatiO,
Kentucky Bird, Maiden Blush, Ben Boy,
Turk and Jim Riddle, Capt. Bill Hallett
being drawn. Pools On the heat sold
Riddle $40, the field So. BoOkmakera
played ten to ons on Ssps2tiO, same on K.
Bird, ana on down to two to one on Turk.
FIRST HEAT.-The horses got away at
2:45. Sansatio having the inside. Turk
had the advantage at the start. and led TO
the quarter, with Riddle a close second.
Riddle passed him at the turn and came in
ahead by 8 long lead, Turk second, Maiden
Blush third and Kentucky Bird fourth.
Time, Lest Mutuals paid $3.50.
SECOND HEAT. Pools cold Riddle $40,
field q. The boOkmakers made 1t 20 TO l
or Seusatio, 10 to l on Bird and Ben Boy,
and s 10 l on Turk. Riddle took lead OF
length at the turn, Turk pushing him
close 10 the quarter, when Maiden took
third place. They came under the wire in
thia order, Ssnsatio being fourth and Ben
Boy ff,h, in 1921 Riddle took the race.
SUMMARY.
West Virginia Stale Fair and Exposition races
Fall meeting-First day--TrOt for twoysar-
ods, . in 3; purse 500, entrance added.
Jim Riddle s. s John Hines Minerva, o.. l
r,1rt D. 3 II : Schultz. Cvnthiana. Ky. 2 2
Maiden Blush. bay. b. Walker. Minerva.O.. 3
Kentucky Bird. D. s., J. C. Hoge, MI Pleas
ant, ....'........... %
sensatiO.. D. s., W. Sedwick, Clarksburg,
W. VA. 4
' leR enc Pa -.
Time l5i., l .26lL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

The sseoad irs,aliuent Of Oaio County
81 Per ceat bonds are aow offered for sale
the first $50 600 TO be delivered Octobsr 10
The FIRST instalimens brought a biz pre-.
mium and tbe prospects are that this 9loO,
COO Vs. 10 Che same. 10 is understood
.hers wiz be seversi o6srs for the entire
luO1nf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

TIE stockholders Of the ia Belle mill
met 7estsrjsy afternoon at the office Ofthe
works fer The election of Board Of DIec-
tors tor the ensuing year. The following
Board was elected. John Wright A. !.
Clarke ". II. Burt. Harry j. Dolly, John
j. Jacob. W. i. T. Elliott AID q. A Rob
insoo. TO was rot learned whether the
Board organized yesterday or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
L. s. GooD seIls Dy Good the cheapesl

PROF. S. T. GREER, Automatic Shading
Pen Artist, Sea Shell Decorator, Display
Card Writer, etc, ia with the Wheeling
Bcsinees College, snd there will be exhib-
tied and on sale a. their booth in the Main
Exhibition Bnilding a choice line Ct Est
India Sea Shells, exc. DOn't fail 20 see
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

Neither eide of the Ohio county Circuit
Court was in session yesterday. 1. will
convene this morning.
10 Judge C4mpbell's Court, Monday, in
the case of Louie Carl, plea OF guilty was
entered 10 au Indictment for sellirg liquor
on Sunday. A fine of $50 and costs was
nnaonacd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
1901. AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.

Excursions via the Pennsylvania Lines.
For the meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. l. O. O. F., aud the PatriaTchs Mil
liant, excursion tickets will be sold TO Co.
lumbus, Ohio, via the Pennsylvania Lines
West OF Pit,sburg, at exceptionally Low
rates on Septemba 18th, 16,h and 18th,
good returning until September 25.h, in.
elusive.
For further information apply to the
nearest passenger or ticket Ggtnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
Tho Running Race,

TIE horses were called for the fret heat
Of this race, which was tbIee-fourths mile
heats, . in 3, for 1925. divided, at ten
minutes of four. The four entries-Rob
EFT E, Omie, Cora L , and Ellie Hardy
we're sll starters. Pools sold Hardy So
field Sc, and $40 to So Books, Robert E.
- 10 1. O.rie to ?, Cora L. . to l, Hardy
3 to /, and GA doSn 10 to /.
FIRST HEAT The horses started at
4IO. Robert L. took the lead, and at the
quarter was q neck ahead Of O,nie at the
half these two we're neck and neck, end ct
the turn all four horses were tulched.
Ornie forged ahead, however, and Cora L
took second place, coming urder tire wire
wire thug, with Robert Z third. Time,
119I Muiaals paid 3 40.
SECOND HEAT-The bell rang for tie
horses a: bslf.past four. Onie sold 9
favorite in the pools, at 10 to for
the field. At the start, which WAS rot
made until 4:50, after many delays, the
horses punched nicely, and at the quarter
Ofnie hsd q very slight lead with Cora
second. At the half Cora took the lead
and held it around, E1is being setUnd.
On the tura after the first quarter Ofnie
was badly crowded, AID claimed q foul by
Robert Z. ard Cora. This was settled by
tbs Judges, sf,er a long consultation. Civ
Ing O.nie the heat aud race. Time, 1:l9t.
Matuals paid 81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

NOW received % complete and ASti>-
SIC a.sortmento OF sultiugs. Pantaloou-
ings and Ovcrcoatiugs, " hich VI "a are
rant 90 make up GA First-Ciass $40 lc.
ard nt reasonable prices. Ria guar
nnteed. Also "a fun line ct Gents
Furnishing Goods om display. tN-
anime our Celebrated wooden Jack
els. a.. HESS s. sON-S.
1saI nud 1898 Market street.
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HeW AdrertSsmkNls
YOU CERTAINLY ARE
Going to Buy Something for the House this
Fall and will need some
Furniture, Carpets qStoVsS-
If so, call on us and we will show you how
you can get all you want to make home com
Portable without much outlay of cash.
We Make a S pecia9Of theInstdnent Business
And can sell you anything for housekeeping.
HOUSE { HERMAN
1900 Main ST.
A Full Line Of Ladies' ClOakO9WrapS.
JUST RECEIVED
A Full Line Of Ladies' ClOakS9WrapS.
EScursion 10 coiumbur, q

On account Of the meeting Of The Sow.
ereigu Grand lodge o. o. F., 20 be held
at Columbbs, Ohio, the B. so r i Co.
will sell excursion tickets 10 Columbus b.
the rats OF one frst-class limited fare icr
the round trip. Tickets will be sold o.
tember 13 h to 10th, inclusive, and will be
valid for return passage until SerteubG
26th, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
Er.nrsinn 10 Rnltlmnre
SO

Commencing Sept. 7.h and continuing
every day uuiil Sept. 14;h, the B. & o
R. r Co. will SILL excursion tickets to
Baltimore end return, ut the rate Of $40
good returning until Sept. 2lst inclusive
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

"Irisa iacs lhst Hoods Slrsapsrila
does cure scrofula, sslt rheum. and other
diseases OF affections arising from impure
state OF low condition of the blood over
comes that tired feeling, creates a good
apueits and gives strength To every part
o' the tenn. Try TO-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
EXPOSITION EXCURSIONS.
The Pennsylvania Lines VIM Sell Chosp
Tickets Every Day.

Tickets Every Day.
TIE Pittsburgh Exposition opens on
September 4th. From that day Oc-
tober 18th TIE Pennsylvania Lines will
sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh for ell
regular trains at the rate of 1926 from
Wheeling which includes admission to the
Exposition. These tickets will be good
returning two days ircm date Of sale, or If
sold On Friday, until Monday, inclusive,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
Excurs,oa to PIttsburg.

Saturday September II, the B. q o.
will run a special low rate excursion from
Wheeling to Pitisbure at 81 for the round
trip, including admission TO the EKpOsi-
tion. Tickets good returning until Mon
day, September 10th, inclnsive.
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Attention TO Rorsemen.

HoIssmen are requested to follow the
Association rules, as the management are
determined to observe them strictly. All
horses not going in a race must be drawn
at six o'clock the evening before the day Of
race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

CoNcLUslyE evidence by the consumer
that Wansmaker s. Brown are saving them
33 per cent by them pouring no their ore
defs for iall ard winter suits .l,4UJ sam
ples of cloths 60 select FROM Sec icryour-
self an W. Ferrel's, 2l0l Main street.
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3ubrelin9 8e9istrr


Mr.. O. schuepi, the Opera House drug
gist, msde the following observations OF
the temperature Tuesday. 9 %. M, 64i 8
q. m. 20; 10 M, 81; 3 p. TO-, So z p. m
20 Weather. fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

TIE Wheeling Busiae college viii
give a drill Of commercial aud Shorthand
students 40 their booth en- ih5 fau
grounds. commencing q. ID O'Clock q. n.
and . %. I'D. Come and see it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
rhe mo,t sucees, fnl AdvertIsera

Are using Remington Bros. County Seat
Lists, Issued at Pittsburg. They cover the
ground the most thoroughly with the least
eXpenee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

Horse, cattle and chicken men viii ind
feed OF an kinds on tie Fsir Grounds at
our branch store, north end Of eattiesia-ls.
KIMBERLY * DAVIS.