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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of CItizoas and the Coming sad
Going OF Strangers.

Movements of CItizoas and the Coming snd
Going OF Strangers.
Miss Louisa Dornan, Of UniontOwD, is
at the Windsor.
Mr.. VIM. Law HOf ii at Atlantic City
for several weeks.
Mr.. II II. Rumbie, of Bethany, was in
the city yesterday.
D. S. Hammond, Of New Martinsvtlle,
was up yesterday.
Capt. J. F. Lsgge. of the B. & O., is at
the Hotel Windsor.
Barton Mcdonald, of Fairmont, IS regis
tered at the McLure.
Mr. B ], Farrell, of Littletop, was in
the city on business yesterday.
W. H Bradley, of New Cumberland, wOs
in the city on business yesterday.
Prof. john Mullen is in the city shaking
hands with his numerous friends
Miss L,na Junglipg will leave Satur-
day for a two weeks visit to the Est.
MIS- J. F. Ballentyne, Of New Cum6er'
land, is registered al the Mcclure House.
Miss Ella Scott, of the bland. has re-
turned from visit to frisnds in S.euban-
Vile.
Mrs. Morgan is visiting her sister Mrs
F. NJ Strong, at Mrs. HAllesy's boarding
house.
Miss Jessie Cowsn, of sopth Cbspline
street, is visiting friends at Petroleum,
w. Va.
Mr.. Charles Klevis, the Main street gro
Ger, was in Tiltonyille, Ohio, yesterday on
business.
Mr.. and Mira George Updegraff and Miss
Mary Campbell are spending reverb! weeks
at Beech Bottom.
Mr.. B. II. Burr, of IrontOu, Ohio, came
MP last evening to attend the nail NEE ting,
and is az the McLure.
Miss Kate EARLY. of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Maggie
Stein, OfSOuth Jacob street.
Mrs. Rev. DR.. Swope left yesterday for
Cleveland, where she will visit friends.
DR.. Swope lef; for a trip Esst.
Mrs. VIM. May and Miss Bertha May, of
Steubenville, o and Miss Carrie Gold
stein, of Allegheny, Pa, were in the city
yesterday.
Hugh White, Ben. NATHAN, J. P. San
ders and S. H. Persols formed a quartette
Of Parkersburg gentlemen who stopped at
the Windsor last night.
Miss Hattie Llnahap, a popular young
lady from Batter, Pa, returned home
yesterday after pleasant visit to Miss
Lizzie Lireberger, of the South Side.
Messrs. Patrick McAyOy, John QGinp,
Henry Brinkman and Walter Buckley,
glass workers of this place, will go to Find
Law, Ohio, to-day, to be ready for next fire
Dr.. snd Mrs. Robert Reed entertained a
few friends in delightful manner at their
cry apartments ca Twelfth street, last
evening, in honor OF their visitor, Miss
Julia Cracraft.
DR.. John Mcclure and James Day left
last Thursday on their bicycles for run
to Cincinnati. Thsy reached Dayton on
Sunday and were due in Cincinnati on
Monday. They report delightful trip,
and say they can tell the boys lots about
roads when they return,
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BIG BLAZE AT LEATHERWOOD.
MIR. j. ID. Dubois Fine Barn Destroyed by
Fire, Last Night.

MIR. j. ID. Dubois Fine Barn Destroyed by
Fire, Last Night.
The beautiful little suburban village OF
Leatherwooi was all torn up with excite
meut last evening and the male inhabit'
ants hal an opportunity of testing their
abilities as flremen. About nine o'clock q
blaze WAS seen 60 burst from the roof OF
Mr.. J. D. DuBos' barn, and Immediately
the alarm was given. All the men in the
village went to the rescue and as soon as
possible water Was being placed where il
would do the most good.
The ire spread rapidly, and as tho barn
is not far from the residence, il was
feared for a time that the flames would
communicate with it, but by hard work
this was prevented. All TIE live stock,
carriages aud harness were rescued and
gotten TO a place Of safety, aud the impro-
yised fire brigade did noble work, but it
was useless to attempt to gave the barn
and other contents and all was soon macs
of ruins. The conhsgration formed a
grand sight.
The barn was quite large and was q
handsome structure, built OF brick, worth
several thousand dollars. The amount Of
insurance carried could not be learned last
night. The only explaniOn of the origin
of the fire is chat it was spontaneous COM
busti0n CAUSED by new hay, lot OF which
had Just bsen put in.
Au accident also occurred which in
creased the excitement. Half dozen
painters are employed in painting Mr..
Greer's and Mr.. Tallnan's residences, and
they have been keeping bachelors hsll in
the latter house. When the alarm was
given they all started for the scene 10 lend
their assistance when one of the party
tripped and fell violently TO the ground.
cutting bad cash on enc Of his hips. He
blcd profusely and was thought to be
seriously injured. A physician was sent
for, and after examining the injury pro-
nouncsd it MOI of dangerous character.
Tho irj1Ied mans name could not be
leernp1
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WON AND LOST.
A GOOD AND BAD GAME YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
Is Les! by Wheeling TO Hamilton With Several
ErOTs-DaytOn Shut Out by Mans
fsld-0thtr Games.

The game of baseball on the Island park,
yesterday, between the remnants of the
Wheeling club and the team from Hamil.
ton, Ohio, Was peculiar ons in mary re.
spects. at numerous points there was
some brilliant playing such as has seldom
been witnessed on the same grounds this
season, and at these times the boys really
aeemed to have had some of thst elixir of
life infused into them. The dose that WAS
given Damn, however, must have been
taken from the Wong bottle for after
making two rank errors in the first inning
which vera Instrumental ia giving the
Hams an unearnsd run, lie got hot st ZONE
deserved guyiDg and left the gene
Frank Goudy taking bis place OF third.
After Damn left the boys turned in and
played much better ball, and none of their
numerous errora counted against them IN
til the eighth inning.
Meehsn mp to that time pitched fine
game and not hit had been made off him,
while numerous Hams had famed the air
in vain attempts to hit the ball.
The Wheeling boys, On the other hand,
had got in some timely hitting, making
one run in the third on Shamus' two bag
ger, bsd threw by Allen and sacrifice
by Miller, and two in the seventh on
Goudy's base on balls, Hobrecht's two
Dagger, Meehan's sacrifice and Shamus'
bit.
Up 10 this time the Hams had been IN
able to make any after the frat inning,
when they got one given them by Dann's
two errors and passed ball. Then in the
eighth, with two men out, Dolan got 9
hit and scored on Laucer's double, and
Lancer went home on Higgins home run
over the centre field fence. Ryan then got
life On Shamus' error, second on passed
ball and scored or Goudy's enor.
Things looked blue for Wheeling, but
when Michael Hobrecht put the ball over
right fence for two bases, the crowd gave 3
cheer. Then Meehan went TO first on
balls, during which operation Michael
stole third, after which Meeban stole sec-
ord. The two men were now in poei-
ton for base bit to bring them in. Then
Jimmy Shamus, with two strikes called
on him, hit the ball on the nose and it
went over left field hill When it came
back Jimmy was perched on third and
Hobrecht and Meehan were sitting on the
bench. and the crowd was bowling with
delight. Jimmy was left at third.
The fret two men at bat in the visitors
half of the ninth went out. Then Allen
hit long fly in centre garden that looked
good FOR three bags. Reddy Williams
made fine run for the ball and got under
it. He reached far out and the ball drop.
ped in his hGads and bounced out, and
when he got it back Allen was on second.
Lancer then hit a slow grounder, which
Meshsn got in time TO put him ont by q
qnick throw. He made the quick throw,
bat horrors! II didn't come within three
feet of Speidel, and Allen trotted ACROSS
the plate with the winning run. Tins
Meehan lost q game which he had Won.
Following is the official score:
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The next week or so will see about four
hundred me1 pat 10 work in the pud ling
departments of the Belmont and Bsnwood
mill, and there will be corresponding salts
faction amOng large circle of interested
PEOPLE. A demand for muck iron has in
duc,d the mill management to start up the
furnaces, sud at the Belmont mill the
brick lsyega commenced yesterday to pat
the furnaces IN shape. About one hundred
aud fifty men will be put to work here, az
the furnaces will be run double turn.
A. the BsnWoOd nil about twenty-siX
furnaces will 20 on, giving employment to
nearly three hundred men.
1t is not known how long the run OF the
furnaces viii continue, but doubtless the
work will last for some time.
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B. 4 0. OFFICIALS HERE.
General Manager Odeii Arrives and With
Him Comes Rumor.

General Manager Odeil Arrives and with
Him Comes n Rumor.
General Manager Olell, of the b. & o..
railroad, arrived in the city last evening
on HE special car, accompanied by Capt.
Walters, the newly appointed Superin-
tendent OF the lines east of the Ohio river,
and Capt. J. F. Logge, Superintendent OF
the Fourth ID vieion. II ia understood
that the officials come on tour of inspec-
ton, aud that they will leave this morn
ing.
That same old rumor was in circulation
about the B. & o yards yesterday, tia,
all the shops Of the road now
located in this city would in the near fu-
ture be removed to Bellaire, and that
Wheeling would he deprived of every ben
eft that the B. & o. could deprive her OF.
Capt Oiell could not be seen last evening
about this runner, bat it is very probable
that it is merely rehash OF the same old
chestnut and amounts TO nothing.
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rhsy Got tho Worst of It.

As the last motor was coming in, MOI.
day night, two smart young ducks with
their hides full of booze aud their heads
tull Of nothing, got too gay on the motor,
and were put OF opposite Mr.. John
Pfarr's residence in Pleasant Valley, by
Conductor John Kindelberger. As Kin
delbeIger turnsd around stone thrown by
one of the chaps struck him on the right
shoulder and glanced OF striking him over
the eye, cutting bad cash and almost
knocking him down. He Immediately re.
covered. however, and he and Ell. Michael
Jumped off. caught tho two emart young
fellows and gave them th s'hing they
will remember for some time to come.
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We're Going 10 Slug the Umpire.

Special telegram to The Register,
Mt. LAKE PARK, MD, August 6-Th'
fourth game Of the series between the Mt
Lake Park and Dser Park baseball clubs
wss played at the latter named place to-
day resulting in favor of Mt. Lake Park
team by a score of twenty.seven 10 seven
Umpire Hszleton narrowly escaped bodily
injury at the hands of the excited crowd
on account Of decision rendered in the
seventh inning, but better judgment pre-
vailed, and after the game the umpirine
was universally praised.
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A Great DIfooyery

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines the
active properties of dates, figs and prunes
in suCh . way IS to make it one Of the
most pleasant and effective remedies on
the market. II is easily taken by old and
young, and is a sure cure for habitusl con-
stipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick head
ache and piles, and all diseases caused by
a weak stomach. diseased kidreys or mac
tive liver. Sold in so cent bottles by w.
W. irwin, W. E. Williams, John Laughlin
and C. K. Goetzs. J. 7. Goodwin 6 Co.
aud Logan q Co., Wholesale Agents.
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Music Eoxfs,

Mr.. ". w. Morris, graduate and ex-
pert of the Swiss Music Box Factories, will
be at Jacob Grubb's JeTelry Store, oppo-
cite the McLare House, for one week,
where he will be pleased TO receive all
Music Boxes out of order that may BIS LETT
for repair, being direct from The factories
Of Swi srland, where he was employed for
years. Persons having music boxes will
appreciate the fact that none bat experts
can repair them.
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Visitors IN the City.

Mayor G. B. Gibbens, of Parkersburg,
was shown about the city yesterday by
Mayor Seabright, and occupied seat be-
side him in Police Court yesterday morn
ing. He came up to look at our brick
pavements ard other improvements. Mr..
+. p Snithers, Of Philadelphia, was also
in the city yesterday looking at the pave
ments. and was shown about by Mayor
Seabright.
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Tho Propnssd New Bridge.

The United States Board of Engineers,
Msior Amos Siickuey, President, cOnsti-
tuted by orders OF the Secretary of War to
pass upon the plans and location CT the
proposed new bridge across the river, from
ths west end of Market alley TO the east
end of Ohio street, Island, is ordered to
meet, in public session, at the Mcclure
House, at II a. m on the 18th inst. Cen
tlemen interested in this matter say the
project is being pushed in an energetic
manner, and that the bridge will be built.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07

MuRcURY and potash mixtures dry up
the secretions of the body, cause mercurial
rheumatism and dysp psia, aud finally run
the system down TO such condition that
other diseases are induced. Swift's Speci-
fic builds up the patients from thu frat
dose, and gives life and vigor to the whole
human frame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07

How Reigars and Simmons struck 1t Rich
was the remark that Dave Simmons made
to Saturday Erening Cal reporter. He is
a hostler, also foreman in the round.house
OF the Toledo, Peoria and Western Rail-
road Company. ~ have invested in the
louisiana s late Lottery since 1875. Ia
1877 drew a priz, of $40. In 1881 drew
$40; last March, IS, and the last drawing
held one-twentieth of ticket 50,4lG, that
drew the first capital prize of $500, 200,
and have received the amount of SIS, 600.
l induced Rsigart to go in with me, I'VE
each held one twentieth part of ticket No.
Sc. 4l6, aud expect to continue. "-Peorid,
(W.,) Erening Call, June /.
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,iore Gas for WheeIIng.

Al. Anderson and Superintendent Nc
Grew, have secured for the Wheeling Nat
ural Gas Company, leases on 1915 acres OF
choice gss territory in the Amity fed in
Washington county. They have already
located a veil on the George w. Weaver
tract. living Immediately north OF the Me-
Low gwser. 1t ia understood that this
company does not have sufficient gas for
its consumers, and expects to lay line
f.om Amity TO this city.
Ire Board Of Directors Of this company
NE. Monday afternoon.
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Excursion Rates to Campmeeting Near
Hoonan's Grove, via Ii. & o. u. II.

For the Csmpmeetiug at HOonsn's Grove,
August 10th to Goth, the b. q o. will sell
round trip excarsiOn tickets at low rates.
Ga Sundays, August 18Th and 25th, special
trains will be Iun snd tickets sold as fol-
lows. Train leaves Wheeling at $50 a. N.
Fare, rs cents for the round trip. Tickets
sold on August 18th and 95th good to re-
turn until August 10th and Goth. For
tickets call on Agents Of the B. & o.
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Nh. B. F. WHATLEY is a prominent
merchant of Ruston, La. He says that he
has sold Swift's Specific to many persons,
and knows OF some wonderful cases OF
blood disease, and has never known Of a
failure 10 cure Several cases OF conts-
gious blood poison were cured after all
the doctors and all other remedies had
failed.
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Special Term Adjourned.

The special term of the Circuit Court
fixed for to-day will be adjourned to Mon
day, the 12lh inst, at $50 a. H., az there
is case on the motion to dissolve an in
junction to be heard by Judge Campbell at
New Cumberland to-day.
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a Contribution Acknowledged.
PARKERsBURG, August 6.

PARKERsBURa, August 6.
To he Editor OF he Register:
SIR:-I have this day received through
you the check Of W. O. Smith as dona-
ton for benefit of Little Kanawha food
sufferers. Ga their behalf accept warmest
thanks. c. B. GIBBENs,
Mayor and Treasurer Flood Fund.
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The River.

The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet and stationary. The marks
from above yesterday were: Pittsburg,
3 feet II inches and rising. Morgantown,
feet 7 inches and falling; weather cloudy.
Rice's Landing, feet 2 inches and falling;
weather clear. Brownsville, feet inches
and falling; weather cloudy. Lock No. 4,
8 feet 5 inches and falling, weather clear.
Greensboro. ~ feet and stationary weather
cloudy. Parker, inches and stationary /;
weather clear and warm. OIL City, 4 inches
and stationary; weather clear.
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SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

Readers Of the REGISTER going out Of
to,cn for a lceek, month or during The Sum
mer, can hare ii mailed to them at 10 cents
per week. Daily and Sunday 10 cents per
,reeE
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1Ibrfljn9 8&9istfr
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. 0. Schnepi, the Opera House drag
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature Tuesday: z q. IN, 6Si 9
a. m, 75; II m, 50; ?. N, SIS Z P. IN.
sd Weather. fair.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Held to Court.

James McCunley. the man who bit of
about half of Tom Richards ear, some ten
days ago, was srraigned before Justice
Phillips, yesterday afternoon, and held for
the grand Jury.
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EhIED.

CLARHE--At the residence of william Brice-
land, BenwOOd, Tuesday, August 9Th 1852 ST 9
o'clock p. m, THOMAS 4. CLARKE. aged 81 years
and months.
Funeral notice hereafter
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II you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarssparilla do not be induced to
take any other. H:3d's Sarsaparilla is n
peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue OF
its peculiar combination, proportion and
preparation, curative power superior to
any otber article Of the kind.
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Marr:ase Iioensea Issusd.

The following marriage licenses were is-
sued yesterday:
Peter Gundlirg, a native of Wheeling,
aged 81, and Barbara CARTS, native Of
Germany, aged "a
Richard 1. Winters, a native of Marshall
county, aged 81. and Mamie V, Baird, 3
Wheeling, aged %.
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Hotel TO Rent.

Furnished hotel to rent on easy terms
Proprietor and family will board with the
renter. Parties must come well recon-
meuded. For further particulars inquire
of Sam Harrison, Mcclure House, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
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THE public generally is invited to Mt
tend Garfield Assembly Picnic at the Park
Saturday, August 10:h. Mayors full or
chts:rs will be in attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07

Emntd runs, Mansfield o, Dayton o.
bsse hits, Mansfield 16, Dayton .; errors,
Manifold 3, Dayton Z; batteries, Mans
field, Morrison and Fitz,immons; Dayton,
Munger aud Flanagan; time, 1:50; um-
pire, Hill.
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s-nckholde-sl MeetIrc:

The stockholders Of the West Virginia
China Company are called to meet this
morning at ten O'Clock 10 select a manager
aud Ieoigsrizs the company.
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b. G. GIEs, the old coru doctor. Of
youngstown, IS AZ the Ssmm House for
two days only. Call address or telephone
him and have your feet skululy treated
without pain.
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AIARo,rA coffee leads them all. Ash
ycur grocer Tor it.
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Iude1 20 New Advertisements.


Proposals for Laying FlcOy Of Engine House.
Free Musical aud Literary Entertainment
Guudvs u.arrh.ul G. ra-l- d. Lis.
Furn.ture ard Uudertaking-Frle son.
summer Groceries Conner s. Suetekcr
Shanghai Slks-J s. Rhodes * Go.
Rhine Nines-P. Wciiy & Co.
FOURTH PACE.
-tlayed-Cow
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ASK your grocer for Alaroma &C Nee and
tlke no other brand. A single trial will
convince. Costs no more than other coed
brands.
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THE WEATHER.,

FOR West Virginia. Fair. sliehtly warmer cast
ery winds.
ForWestern Pennsylvania Fair. slightly warm
er eastery winds becoming variable.
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For Thirty Dava Moro

For $3.50 you can get one dozen fine
Satin flash Cabinet Photographs, end ont
extra in fne gilt frame, SxlO size, Of
Piummer's, 1888 Main street.
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ALARoMA coffee-delici0u flavor, strong
e. than acy other brand, requires no clesI-
Ing, snd quality always the same.
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8 = s1SIIe-lC1oafccaonery ana 10 Crcam p
ZOE HOT MEATHER.

4 FUN Iiue of Ser=es, DraP D'Etes
and CheyiOfs, just saited for the hot
weather, which " an he made up first
class at reasonable prices.
In StOck-A large line Of 0Verstzes
I'm French Flannel shirts, neck 10,
body so. Al
4. HESS 4 SONS,
1871 and I3s3 Market street.
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ALARO0iA coli &c has q delicacy Of flavor
that is unknown to coffee roasted by any
other establishment IN the world.
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TIE Garden Spots accept the challenge
of the Belmont Sars for game on August
10, but would like TO play on the Island.
viii meet at Bridgeport if accepted. An
swer through the REGISTER.
The Pink Garter5 challenge the Excel
siors fer game of base ball on the Pink
Carriers grounds, Sunday afternoon, Aug
ust 1ltb, and if accepted answer through
this paper.
The Red Letters and the Moundsvilles
played at Moundsville, yesterday. The
feature of the game was the fae abort stop
work of Wsst, Of the Rsd Letters. The
batteries were Grey and Mcclellan and
Phalin and Rsdcliff. Score:
Mouudsyilles.............0 0 0 o 3-S
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ALARosiA coffee requires no big schemes
to make IL 20. People knOS good thing
when they once Try It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07

GARFIELD ASSEMBLY will give the most
enjoyable pic1ic of the season at the Park
Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07

ALARoMA coffee is rcassed by the Union
Coffee Co, New York, importers and hrst
hands-no middle men.
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The Gland to Havo New Orchestra,

Col. Gsnther has engaged the Hsines
family for his orchestra the coming season.
This band is said to be great novelty as
well rs we'll as good musicians, and ia COM
posed of one entire family, as follows:
Mr.. Haines, tuba and double bass; Madame
Haines, alto horn. pianist and xylophone
solOist; Master Floy, cornet and violin;
Miss Lola, cornet; Master Chsuncey, from
bone; Master RHckhill, Claronet; Master
Roy, second violin; Master Carl, solo alto
and cornet; Miss Flo, snare drummer, and
Master Herbert, the smalles: base drum
mer in America
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Black Gin for female complaints.
Black Gin for Bright's disease Of the
Sidneys.
Rlack Gin for bsckscbe.