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Island Transportation Co.,,
HERBERT =. BEEcnEs. Mauaser

the steamer ]. h. LIRBY. Herbert
BescheT. master. lssVLS SeatEle every sai1.
dsy afternoon 81 p m. for Par Tow uss.tsd
sld the san Juan iS'auds, from H4fnsid's
wharf. l. esee rogi Townsend ~ 20 a n
every AouG-y We fIiescgy and Fftgfsy for
NhstcnEa. cElliGg 81 snilGhs send. aud
richardson's tsesiher p.fsn ifinx3 .Afgy le
Lopez, FTtdss Hsraar Mspie fan aont:av
going north sno ThHfsdss eeing sUuthl
kosrae Hart-sr, orcas. ssd Easi Souud
Returning. leaves = hatUnfa al n
Tuesdays. ThuFS.ssS sud SatEfsisvs ON
the Saturday tsip the f5by goa fhrrtts,
70 sesftie. Fsfe froa' Port rowrSsrd 10
Seattle a. Until further noricn, passsY.
gers or ffeig 81 from seasfle Tor the iSiauds
oF the Ltshy's &efsr asdsy aud f. isfag trfpf
VIII &c eS red en The Washington steam
boat q Tran t'og tstion Co. ss.naeF Editt
20 Port Ies asegid on Ia, sfsy and Thnss
3ay pighis aud iraasis red direer 20 the
LIBBY. On 'ae>e dsvs the w. $. & L. CO
vii Issue - sets and bill freight IL ,ough
20 desti ion
HERsERT z. BEECHEa. aspazer.
J. A. HATFEkLD. Agent, seattle
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/ ,sF- CEEsgENr ~ AFKO PIN. ski
sl=h fvr 3isussufs e "a rrp All for
srgasn. iisssN1~sfa a g. az Seeoaa street
- FtE.E& FROM CLARK & NuEkf-
= s7ft's fsag, taHse on fsse H.eot ~ fHfv
8. Wai.aaA8 bat. - feet }euS GssHltf
h5le Al. kaaeS FasS. hsFfN tsa snt
EnFasastfi ssn So al oats rss~ Aesk ssass.
sti' PAS Ia p rails hsr sna iusuEaea taR 9bsT
s} 3saA fe r7cxxvfN ~ zxHse 4 Jhur
ssm ett4 Tstrt Ss~ss
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ADVERT sssasysss satser sAe a@&as 81 Jsses
r.yssgsss. Fes -zlx. Yer kessf. azef s1ssamsSesss
Is zutssa e5;s b. Inserted ~ EaS rzte 81 :
eessgs 4 wsrd sss Hsss t1@rEkag. ] efsss y
ssss ss,s ezsh x0hsssfsssss. isssTtt91- Fay.
fElsslt kiMsyk IL aasAnee.
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY

steamer city ~ seattle sefgl la.ags s....,,.
eF@Fy tive h@ssfs ssa 20 10 - ! -
80 20 as 3. NJ. Returning. i-ssss
West Seattle, ia. "a. u. a m2 40
? IA ~
". :, BATES, Manages.
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Oily NOTES.

+ NOTICE or SUBMITTING 10 TIN
! ~ qualified voters Of fhe city Of Seattle
az the general election OF said city, 10 TX
I held on the SIN day OF July, ISIS. the ones
/ ton whether or not the city 81 seattle Shall
erect water works, and authorize the ex
/ nenditHre of sun not exceeding one mil
/ Hon oliaYs for such purpose
WHEREAS, BY section ~ Of the chatter al
+ the city Of seattle, il : provided that: The
( clty of seattle has power 10 erect and nam
+ tails water aoFks or TO authorize the cree
/ ton of the same Tor the purpose ~ fHFn sh'
tuE the city " IN sufficient supply of wa
/ ter. bat no such works shall be rrlcte1 by
/ the city until majority az the voters 81
the city, az a general election. SHALL volt
( for the same"
( Now. Therefore, notiee Is herebg given
/ "a all whom il may s0neeTu. that, on tsC
ssh day 81 July, 4. u. i>S'. Ia sad city 81
Seattle. in Ktng county, Washington terri
tory pursuant to the provisions Cf said
ssctsgu. ~ tsle gsueFa' municipal election
81 said eity. 81 fse held na said dav, there
( viii h, Submitted 10 the qualified voters al
( said ciiy 81 seattle, the ques'ien hether
! or not gGe csty al seattle shah erect such
water works Sitd authorize tAe expenhllanc
( Df a stfa not to exceed enc million dol ars
for sgCh purpose, IS are 10 such SECTION in
tended, and are described IS fo3oSs, to-
( VIII
( \ system % water works, for the purpose
10 farulshiug said clay with 81 Sufficient
supply of water; sssd syst, "a ~ consist Of 4
suitable prln i}ssl conduit P.pe. and OF a
Sui.abh, distributing reservoir ~ reservoirs
snd head works AMI Distributing
mathis. branches and hysirauts. al
sel laid. eonstrsgs e, projected aaa
secured. and al necessary ard proper
afpGFteuaBees. ard ell Interests Ia iatd
IA. cessayx ar proper Ear she erecfiau or ca
vmeug of sata works said water 10 be-
Supplied BY such lsks streswl. cnrex OF
. other asNseTessgFse - may oe tisssI1e3 ne0es-
sary hy 1hs gftY eassuesl ag The risf 81 ~ssf
Sc fi.c estimated cost os said water
works being o'se m ll3sen asiiars
At ssid e3sSfion the poles Viii - Opened
Al 2 q s-5teCk &. O. ss., sia1 closed at a'ets=rg
g. rs ENeFs VoSeF gFt}a shah vote tcr eEecf-
t~E tAN s'esve dcs Fsheai water w0rkS smd
sHiapffsiaz aAe cxpsad iavs of a SUNS net
g. eXfee 3 exc miltipH fpsisFs igr such F.uF,
Ns$ss H33l F9te = ballot cua1asutag aha
ser1s. watsr NoFks, fes Every vet
p 20 ssRll vots avNsost Sail Wsfcr work
es.i vpst = hxil1s containing tlse WoFyls,
IS aseF N-Ess, Ne
Nkftsi {he Eth say 90 Jane, ISIS
rs esGcF II sEe eoH1uaa8 gpuaeI ~ tse
gity "a SEATTLE, BCrEsE MaEAS. M&gas
a. n FrEass tfszk
Ia1a Il ass Publication, Ff.3ay gaHS =
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 g. M June q. Is and 30
for Puget sound aud British Columbia
ports, and at II p. N. June 10, -. and Jaly
6 for Portland. Oregon. calling al Port
Townsend, Port Angeles. Victoria and As
t0ria with freight and passengers
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DIss0LTTTOS 0F s0fsEIyERsSIF

NUrscE-THE ?TEBslss WILL flea, 4
~ take zsssttg sfaAs tass yszrssaxsSA9e y T<
tgssssr. exzsx5 ssr kafAx@n sfs- Massssr< xEsess
lrs.xss- $50 s~z Ysxrrsx ss7d ssyse 81 yr1fsfa-
wrxxr & ~r~zsesa. As< rzss asF sz.s = as
saassszz 81 saEtss3s ccsls-rs j 1ssrs
nxxsnx E~anSfsrrsG his tsst-ress sn toe ksssSs
res Il sd n<as - lanes srsrsizss ssh
III sezsaa wnss are safseSix J e fsstsefl
Nj ,slx1s,ss sssse sas1s kgFa ana 8sil rss &si
se5ss slsr s7sg fsoxa ske saxs1e. E<sss lsA y
s~na " r, jar !, l.es
T&xR- tskETFIass
lie MEsEE
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NOR r. -. The sssss7rssez s9sse sf Efse Essss
ixrxEas8gscEs so hxfesfkaT ~ sF~-ss nsfsI
s IA Classified AstEertiscEsats al. lss
received aY ~ sABs Eosls
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LANES skxTfIass
y l. MEsEE
~ ~rs~as

NsyIIssE-4T HAVING BkEs s'EtlbEh
~ g c{aNa sazs isss s-Szs asSs Tue : 80
tie f,esogesra1Ixe S1xsxky. he nSw ErSn aiB
fss kfz.1ssEs q. & H.zfsaasss a Co. feHy~s2-
aFsSy keseasssi 81 ssrfser IL -tepars and ff0sss
streets Al accounts 9wsaS 80 TIE s<-cstsfs
wssl - eafacesesi by A. Maitland sass .ill
ssse n@v ST. Liabilities
DoKT TSsR<-EsI,. July 5. Ike. IAe
1 SyEs al 6yfiltEs. Meys~ 4 stssS 2.
a. refssf re xssi at scxf Towns 1ssi aissi
T1e0Ena- " r. having been Dissolved $50
easing so exist a. pr sfss iaa nes.sS ~
afzsge sac ps.lssisSaess la tEis paper, shall
hescef0rsh 10 lsgasiasss ~ ship az NJ eEssr-
fsr frrs8iaf AL eh4udsse bEsskex usdeF
the nEsssrsisssexi fause, my hases asFseFs
feHHsfssug ~ Port Iss s%e1ssi-
Z NEYEE.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION C0

ROCHE ithRsoI ROUTE.
steamer EEAGfT CHIEF Henry Railze
master leaves Tscona MONDAY ara
Thursday a a m.
Leaves Seattle every Nonday a1a Thurs.
Gay a. r m for san Juan Islands call
ing AZ Clinton, Iisalady, IaConner. Friday
Harssof, Roche uarhsr
skACir RIVER ROUTE.
steamer HENRY BAILEY. r 1ennv
master. for ~Ssgit river: Leaves Taeonsa
Monday and Thursday AZ . IN.
Leaves seattle every Tuesday and Friday
on tide for Inlalip. Stanwaod. Monnt yer.
non, sterling, and intermediate. poInts
TACOMA TRADING 90
,,.--,.. Agents. Tacoma.
,. y HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle.
Jay rkDGNICE.
Gen1 Manager. Tacoma
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L. s. Mail Steamer Hassalo.

Leaves Seattle for Nhateom aud all way
landings Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at III p. IN. Arrives al Whatcom Tues
DAYS, Thursdays aud Saturdays at 5 p. 10
Returning. leaves Whatcom Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays al $50 y. m. AT.
rtves ~ Seattle Mondays, Wednesdays aad
Fridays at y. m.
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dds " II rs kECFtNku az 40 5II.Y
IL u fer the cous FRct iaa as i }hfcc- starry
hsSt& haliing oN N ashiugt, street. Ness
e Commercial Pans aud specifics tenS
uisy D. scSa ~ the resi3sUes as j. t&ng
ston, coFueT IL Efeafh zna eian streets
+ gAs stghf lB = see1 ans ard nc prafsi>a.s j.
reserved.
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4 IS MkADA s 80. g4NraAt ross
u. Aas ha5 sle-s eiass suA ssecl ,srs
Fbssaz tsFHlsse} afsoa Application special.
So az efses &rfarts- ss4 Columbia stgeaE
nENENWlS a. EA&Rp. CAErENTER
ID sH8 ha5i&ef hE3iSss aosf sg8ile sRa-
- SmAfss gives ssTs sapeF2n f.s I'D s4-f.
sisnEitT. A. russ fVSfUften ess<sfAa
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VIA noNa6 - J0TjNTY o70QaiS-

[ siar1ys 81 kiHS csuutv Aashinkivss
d fr.5,sSg wiH oB 0T Before sac seroud
asy s,8 september. i>St, 80 i& 3 u'ctoes a.
"a rs said 1ay, fteEsve So the aHdting ~
Ets ia ~-.ssslr, plans ASA sF-r sest ssH.
2as details sr4 proposals tuf = tst8rs ns1ils.
saa Jas. ~ sais C1aHtY. go Pc sfocSea SIS =
$50 fassisftsi ~ ss51 eesEtv, sn tAc etty
~ seattle. ia sli8 fsuniy 81 King said
proposals Hes g. fNeec& oae aanaaysl Hu.t
ets hss -are taafssl8 tEs4 6s55 cul SIS
A. fitssls sssas 5lsias p.aas. slys,. sessss,s.s
aa3 details gasg hsFs tAetr pane esr
asF1faF eSHtsa 49, elE ef faaFS tetfessA5s
trafn HTfssas ,le CeGffSe erv. taHh -
a atrt FfuRsssiA uasse fse seoaEz- aafsal ~
1ss1t etfa sxt' ~ raurV tQss} smuffiex cF
rs ~ aasi sa3r& $50 aeca3 szstk ~ Zee
seleaai &C sea feeesslrt s}slENs sAssla-s-
s1g~artrFsaE frat. sn tHH rveUf 90 she
- ,Ts s-.ug sas.ie % tsega. tbet q eul 2
$3.50 atasfaFt sHs t<8sf s. rs-sHlsssf rs
lEs EAr trsfti az eel stf t-sies O. isss,sEzfrs
fssfFs fef rEtf tu resi s0E &a8 al
Hs a-st 5se5sEs - a So SIstssa8tasat A.sr AnT
taffasr ta asteH - $3.50 sie s-7sssse.s Fgss3
sfsss d cHsiEgfau t,f tas fFef 81 eF3er
~ t'a 5aaH5 ST aaasssT Isz vlss A8egS "a
F. f3E&ts3 tt1ag Aafsfcf 49, ex slg
.4 .trk 81 t&e Hss91 bale ~ dr.i ~ p
s.ts Esffa. .st jaw
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nINrHD a. 49,.
EnraofaENT naNrrI,

StFANrEp - PRACTICAL MAS II
W brick ar ssans work aesl ~ work s.
foreman - superintendent hsst of sefs
euceS given address T. 2. q. Il Post TIA
trlitenslf,.-F aEflnn
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NOR sAI.E--TIlE SETTLE IRAAsfkt'
/ 90 wis receive bids for Their proper J
ga southeast eGrnsr south -ecpild and
Nasn STREETS. slz Lots ! and :, block .
M4y0sni's addition a. ne city I'll seattle
Fsf lBa Iarti nisfs call t.a y. F. sAaaont
manager. bids - he opened August 2 l-s2
Tbs a3is Trensfer Co. seattle, July =
s-.es
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NoNEY To LOAN oS FARMS AND
VI afif prapzfse~ny the Weston Farm
SeF AaRe tguss company t4sAr tine.
Lowest Rates M feiays MaseY ia bank
hFT0 Kasa a. Iiew2iiYa Doc - BLOCK.
A. II forgE Ngnaeer.
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i ant. spiesetid loeai10n; tine trade
lease. g rare opportunity satisfactory
- Hsan sssr aisl40sing For further paftleii-
lars address Restaurant, az esii 5iS Fine
4Fsstsf
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Isoa SALE FARM; loo ACRES: 1s
L miles ispu Fe<t Angeles; bot IA land
on ElRha river. good log house; three
barns. sixty tons hay ia barn. tairty-iwo
head uf caiflsl tweaty seven hogs, seaEa OF
good horsts. wagon: yoke of oxen and
IA IA mace inery nf ali kinds: ST. acres ia
mes ow: price. use For fail parfieH
iars 3 dress James II. whiteInaa, posiof-
Zee t.us =, @eafs-e
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o. To $50 MONTH CAN BE MADE
TIL working for u. Agents pTefegrei
y ho can furnish 3 horse and give their
whole time 50 the hHsiaess- spare iao-
merits may b. pgoetably employed also
;e1 vacancies in towns ssl3 cities II p
JOHNSON & co. .gse Main street, Rich
gfls,,isE. Va. y B.-FieAse stale age and busi-
ness experience. Never mind sending
stamps for reply +. +. J. d Co
reayi 5sr ksff,Ts1sS.
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l uN8 OR SHORT TINS loans MADE
u on reai estate w}t make lsyorahl,
tates a@d zffr tlse bussaess prompt afreu.
tss'is; viii s}es bus mortgages. ti,st u Ne.
teaa. t.sie5s Ehir,f ssrfss.
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taN4Nf1tL.

NIoSkT TO loan oS RIAL EsTATE
vi saA sseSs ns] 81 Efssy. Notes. mer'-
gsees, tai3s7s. coauiy SUD -ity warren ;,
etc fuNets aHt sait a. r u lior 8 20 !.
hackers, - Columbia street NgWiin hlsstk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
IA POINTER ZOE WHFELING


Chicago has suddenly awakened to the
fact that her public schools are seriously
lacking in the essentials that produce use
ful men and women. A movement Is on
tcO. to introduce the chronological, OF in
dus.risl training feature, such az the REG
IsTEE has strenuously urged the au,hori-
ties Of Wheeling to incorporate in our own
public school system, which has all the
impeIfschons complained Of in the ChiesgO
system. The Chicsgo Nelcs SAYS;
Granting allthat the advocates for higher
aim OF the public school system clsim-that Il
should seek 20 Cultivate every individual pupil
os am individual; 20 develop not some particular
faculty. but. s0fr as possible, every one Of his
faculties. % lioeratea ] the powers Of mind and
heart latent within him; so 70 educate him that
he may become, no. bread-winner but man "
granting an this. i; stil remains tha, the
present URGENT demand IS for such pubic-school
education as win enable the vast msi lriiy Of
scholars % earn a living after they leave school,
and as soon SIS possible after they leave g.
This is precisely what the public school Of to-
DAY, and VIGOROUSLY the public school Of Chi
cago does not DO 10 Is claimed that al least the
public schools are turning out pupils f.tet for
clerks OF book-keepers. But what business
house would ace p. a graduate OF a Chicago high
school tor either of these positions al wages upon
which the graduate could support himself be
must learn ey ryth.ng essential % the position
beyond The mere rudlments OF reading writing
and arilhmetc-ai.er he leaves seh0ol
The slumni Of the Ciieago high school
viii meet 10 THAT ci,y on the 25.h inst. for
the purpose OF discussing the necessity OF
elementary instruction in technology Is
q branch Of the high-school curiculum.
With her accustomed push and energy
Chicago no sooner percsives a good thing
than she proceeds TO take it to herself
Yet Chicago has not the rcssing need Of
industrial SCHOOLS that Wheeling has, for
Wheeling Is almost wholly an industrial
city, and screly ia need OF just such ussfai
ard practical citizens as these schools turn
ont, to keep her in the industrial race
She further needs such q school to keep
her bright and able y0upg men at home.
The authorities should bes,ir themselves
in this matter, or soms day Wheeling will
awake from the lethargy to fnd horself dis
tsuced in the race
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
RIrCHIE COUNTY NEWS.
An Old Railroad to be Rebunt-A New
Democratic Paper.

An Old Railroad to be Rebuilt-A New
Democratic Paper.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
ELLENBoBo. ". Va, October 14.-H.
S Wilson * Sons, the large lumber dealers,
have recently inspected the old Calico rail-
road, the line running fran Cairo tc
Ri,cbis Mines, aud have announced thai
they viii rebuild the road ard extend il
further south. Active preparations are
b ing made to csrrv out their plans
Tae Weekly Blizzard, the little red
weekly pub ished at II ,rrisville. has Joined
the Democratic ranks and will be issued al
an eight page quarto after November l.
The condition Of * Sheriff ID Floyd
Raymond remains unchanged aad bic
deuise will surpr'ss no one.
The Richie County Fair Association
have determined o. build a nsw floral hall
before next yeats exhibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

An EXHIBITION OF PETTY SPITE.
Is not the general commiltse-especially
che Cnambar Of Commerce end OF it, or
the leaders Of that end Of it-sslecled TO
entertain the eastern capitalists, who ar-
coming here 10 connection with the Union
bridge, sbosing d degree OF cbildishness
that 81 az sogthy OF full grown mer2
We cannot say that M. n. IS SCorr. In
ordering ont the REGIsrER representative
was repo ssnt.ng the sentiments of the
whole committee. We do not believe be
was TlssiTrr ia as much the people as
il ga that of any cl,qus Of men. The
peoples money Is not only ia the Uoicu
bufsa enterprise, but also viii contribute
tosa-d ths entertainment Of the visiting
capitalists. Yet, a reporter for the REGIS
rER which represents more than bali the
p cpls of ONO county. and was the origi-
nal srd h1s been, we may truthiolly cay,
the sole public advocate of the Union
bridge .rom che time i, first agi,ated the
p-Disct, vas as, night barred tom the
Chamber Of Commerce. while represent
stve cf che IRicnigmcsr, which paper
openly opposed the Union bridge until CON-
peeled by the weight of unanimous public
opinion 20 sl into line, was admitted to
Che star chamber meeting True, 'his
IntsHigncc- representative is member of
che entertaining committee, but bis ap-
poiatmeut thereon is 90 Insult to the Wis
it.rgcaptilisis.
% the gentlemen a. the head OF The
Cmmber Of Commerce end Of the sff,ir-
vhc. strange though IL msy seem, sre
kaoau 90 bs ac.uated by political and
personal spiie-if these few gentlemen, we
ie7sst. ibink they can in any degree ignore
tie REGIsrEE in this matter, they are well
come 70 whatever pleasure the though.
may give ,hem.
WHAT have they TO hide from the people,
whos- money, in part however, viii 70 to-
wsrd mig snd dining the visitors? The
REGIslER, upon request, cour,sOus.y sup
pressed an important portion Of their do
i1es al ,ha 6rst committee meeting, bat it
proposes to do 50 no longer. These gentle
msu are very far frou representing the
Peep eof ONO County. and though the pso-
pie ars allowed no ssy 10 The matter, tie
RE5BrgB proposes that they shall at ieas.
kcor wha. is going on.
T1s knowledge is no, much sud the sub
ie,t matter is trivial which makes this
,zbibito1 Of petty spite in banning tbe
RE5IsrEs ont Of ;be whole business the
more childish and contemplate.
They appear 70 dltter Themselves they
are huuiliatirg this journal, which is
more Aushabls than anything else; and
their ati-up, % drsg the IgteHiqencr cut
of tte deep hole it got itself into by oppcs-
iog ths U-ioa bridge project is equally
ludicious
THE people have memories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
The alaroh ofImprOvsmont

Ire PtlsburS parties who once before
msde our city an offer to cooperate with j,
IN the erection Of water works are willing
TO renew their o1sr. Council should con-
slider the matter and the question Of water
works generally, and If ibis is the best
scbeme Tor the city, lsi it he adopted; if
not le, some other be taken up, bat for
goodness sake ueyer let rs let up till we
have water works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
The PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,

We wish to call attention to that great enter
prise where one can see so much Tor 20 little
mo ey We sdyise our readers TO take adyan-
tage OF the cheap transportation, and see the
great exposition, and lie visiting the ster
cities do not fail TO look for number - Federal
Street. Allegheny, where one Of the finest Rnd
most complete LIQUOR ftOres can be seen IN this
country You Will convince yourself az glance,
that when you give your patronage 10 such a
house you are sure % be we'll treated and get
value for your money. The proprietor OF said
house cannot afford 10 hvpothecat' his reputa-
ton and do otherwise He continues 70 sell six
wear old pure rye whiskey az 81 90 per quart, or
six quarts for IS %. His Silver Age rs no equal
which he sells at 81 so per full quart All kinds
of wines from soc upwards, ano no extra charge
for p. ckinR or shipping 20 any place send for
his price lis aud catalogue and Obuge.
sen MAX KLEIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
Advice 20 Mothers.

Mrs WinsloE's Soothing Syrap tol
children teething. IS the prescription o.
one OF the best female nurses snd physicians
10 The United States, and bss been used
for forty wears with never falling success
bv millions Of mothers FOR their children.
During the process CT teething its value Ii
incalclahle. L releavss the child from
pain. cures dygsnlery and disy7hUa, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. 81 giving
health % the child it rests its mother
Price 25e a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
FOR SALE
The ROTHERMUND HOMESTEAD,

This Is one Of the hes, paying properties In
that growing city aud viii bring rent alouC
from six 10 eight hundred dollars, Offering a rare
oppor unity ior good inv, stment. The house
is mparatiyely new brick structure Of eleven
rooms. including Urge Store rom, with eel
lar under the entire building good neg stable
is also on the premises. The whole comprise
three lots, and will be sold toget her or separately
two Of the lots being vacant. For further in
formation apply AT ONCE on the premises, or ad
dress by letter. LEWIS ROTHERMUND,
oc1so Martins Ferry, Ohio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

18th 1889 at O'Clock, CAROLINE LivNosToS,
aged go years
Funeral frcm her late residence No lll9
Charles street., on this CTuesdayl afternoon at .
O'Clock Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend. Interment at Peninsula Gene
terry,
GIBi NAT B1rt0n, W Va. on SUNDAY, OetO
Der 18th 1889 a. $50 p. m, Mrs MARGARET GIB-
LIS, aged 90 years.
Funeral from the 3. & o. Passenger Depot, on
this Tuesday az ernoon, on arrival ofl2S)traln.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend Intermeut at Mt Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

w. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes
titles: 81 can recommend Electric Bitter'
a. the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took SIX bottles, and WAS cured Of
rheumatism Of 10 years standing" Ahra-
ham Hare, druggist Bellville, o, sfirms
The best selling medicine I have evel
handled in my 20 years experience, Il
Electric BitteIs Thousands Of other:
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous thst Electric Bitter:
90 cure all diseases Of the liver, kidneys q
blood. Only half a dollar a bottle at lie.
gan q Co. IS drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors taking about &c. Y0u may yOuTsel
he one of the many who know from per
sonsl experience just how good thing
il. IL you have ever tried II, you sre ont
of its sisuBch irieudl, bgcause the wonder
toll thing shout il is, that when once givel
a trial, Dr.. Kings New Discovery eve
sf.er holds a place Ia the house. II yoJ
nave never used it end should he afflicted
with "A cough, cold or any Throst, Lung Of
Coest trouble, secuIe bottle &C once anC
give 10 a fair tiisl Il is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottle!
Free at Logan x Co.'S Drug store.