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In the school of the Ballet.

The greatest difference was observable
In the children as to their capacity 70 nit
their limbs and ad just their bodies. Some
of the best formed girls seemed 10 have
grown too large, and had no lift about
them, while other little things who would
not attract the eye at first were presently
aeen to be graceful, light and bright.
Here would be tall girl with every en-
dowment for fayorite dancer; long.
straight limbs, not too stin or heavy, Wen
turned, flexible, and all that would be
observable about her to her prejudice wat
A certain consumptive pallor as If she had
not the vit.l strength 10 keep the activ
ity up.
Again would be seen girl OF ar mature
and intelligent a face as woman. ant
adapted like many other American faces
we see in New York people, to inspire re
spect. aud almost wonder for Its hlghl.
composed and subtle conditions Ihi
Rirl, il would be presently seen, bad n
length oflimb, but was short FROM TIA
xne, TO the ankle, and might, therefore
never command the muscular length an
tension to distinguish herself. ~ -
After we had looked at these gus 10
half All hour | asked the teacher uoN
many Of them were Americans lie sal
all but one or two were born IN Ne'
York; that few were born of foreis
parepts. Int that the most apt scholar
were the children Of Americans. lie sal
that he could teach tue native children
American parent stock quicker than b
own country people. 10 Cincil
ati Euuuircr.
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Qaiuk Work.


If YOU wish your blood pure ard
iesirc 20, feel young aud cheer iul
use the, Caliiornia Positive aud Net-
,uve Electric Sasapariii,an Bh'"d
Purifier. Fure herbal but power
nj. Embossed by mary leading
.hysicidns.2 nrn
-oR KIDNEYS Should you b'
,oubled WIN your kidneys Use he
Jalilornia Positive ard Negative
Electric Kidney and Liver Cure
4 harmeless bu, y, weIiul remd'
Purely vegetable; unlike all Other
,,dney remedies.
GENERAL DEBILITY Use 'h'
JAhiurma Positive al d N'ga'iVt
E!ect,ic Svstem Builder. cure
us. heart disease. lush IT biood Z
he head. dyspepsia and a'l,to'nr
,oubles. Solb by all orugki's
CREAslNGER x Co Props
% South Main 81,
Los Angeles,
California
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a,u Arp,. opinion Of thu Doctors.

~ the doctors had to shed tears for every
oatiant the fountain would soon be ex.
bausted. They experiment and diagnose
and make mistakes and lose petients, but
n IL ali for the best. Somebody has 10 he
sacriaced or science would not progress.
The doctors exper inient with disease and
skirmish with death just like the general
m an army fights battles Some must be
sacriflced 10 save the country, and sc
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w. d. Suit. Druggist. Bippu Inc
testifirs: Il ca.i &c. onmend Elt' :
rlc Ri ,ers as the YER, best rem d.
Every bottle sold has given relic
in every casR. One man ifUk siA
bottles and Was cur d oi R,euma'
,ism of ten wear Ana al Haze
druggist. Be.Ie,il!e. ONO. 'iffi M;
The orst selling medicine hav'
ever handled III mv 20 years txle
fence, Is EIe.uic bitters.' Thous'
ands Of Others have adj c | theil
{ .Nimony. so that the v'i'dict Z
U luminous that Eectic Buffers d.
cure all diseases Of ths liver, xiii
neys or blood. Only half dulla
b tile at d. J. Brannen 4 Co
Diu. store.
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m. ,,,n.,. rr, Inn. ssIIiniss.r's Haven.


Mrs Ieon Owens, who was the govern
sss of the young princess OF oiain "a
iished q sketch Of the prime minister ~
that country, and gives inc ioi''
sciption of his barem; u,.u.
awe discoyxr IN the center OF tho han .
iong line "a girls with skins OF olive
creatures who, In years and physical pro
nortions. a vet but children. some
fwenty in number. with transparent
draperies with golden girdies, their arms
And bosoms wholly nude and covered
with barbaric ornaments OF gold. Theu
only garment, the lower skirt, floating IN
light folds about their limbs, IL
one of very costly material bordered
heavily with gold On the ends on
their fingers they wear long nails Of gold,
tapering sharply, like the claws OF bird.
She describes dance in this harem while
the prime minieter sits stony and grim
his huge hands resting on his knees "
statuesoue repose. His department to hi
female slaves was studiously ungracioui
and mean. MI
Most OF the women who composed TIN
harem OF the king, who died in 1858, wer
az gentle blood. the fairest OF the daugh
ters of the Siainese mobiles and princes o
the adjacent tributary states; the 9uee
consort was his own half-sister. Besid
many choice Chinese and Indian girl
purchased annually for the royal hsrer
by agents from Bangkok and Bengal, In
mense sums were offered year after yea
at Bangkok and Singapore for an Englis
woman Of be uty and good parentage
crown the sensual collection. trenc
women offered themfelves for the haren
hut the king would not accep' th"rn.-
Rook Rayfew -
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II wa jus. au ordinary scrap OF
wrapping paper. but i, saved her
life. She was IN the last stages OF
consumption, told by physicions
that she was incu:able and could
live only a shor, time, she weie he'd
less than seventy pounds On q
piece OF wrapping paper she read
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, anc
got a sample bottle; II helped hs',
She bought a large Dotrle. II helped
her more. bonghi another and gre"
,e,ter iast, and continued lis use
md is now s'rong. healthy. ROSY
lump. weighing $40 pounds
For fuller particulars send stanl
o W. H Cole Druggist, Fo'
smith. Trial Bottles Of this wonn
tful Discovery Free at ID. J
Brannen, Drugstore.
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tor The Ladies'.

10 ladies WHO are suffering VIII
weakness. falling oi womb i"'rih
mites rrregu army "'
monihl, courses 90 m, 81 he ~
mems hey bj ~" u n /.
CalllOrnla pU,i'iv' Drops. I"
.rr iails. Womar's hiend. Pu' :
" Vel e'abl
The HAIR. The pride 81 ever,
LADY rs beautiful niir. The t"ii'
torria Golden Age Han RIP" a.
ucer and Tome produces d'd r.
stores hair To lis natural color, p"'
vente ms falling out, removes q ia"
nrrf males he hair s,rurg s'vi'
It curling tendency, aQd I" "a
main in every dr,i ell rosi 10
A perfect dresser inr lad, ~ eeti
lIemsn lurel, herbal; no Oh srea>
or posior. Sid br All dpse's'>
CREAsINcER x c.. Pr,t'.
a, ooaln Nj IN ST.,
| Los A1gle-,
'1Iilorria
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Advise to Mothers.

Mrs Winslow's SOOTHING SU'sUP'
.or children tee,fing Is the hest
description Of one OF the best ie
male nurses and physicians u
United States and has been use'
CITY year with never failing sacc1s'
" nnlIicns Of mothers TT rs
children. During the process o
Itching its value IS incalcu'able
:, relieves the child from pam cui
is dysenteryand d'aTrne'. er'l',nI
~ the bowels. and wiod c"l'
BY giving health TO The ch'ld
tests the mother. Prioe a5c.
bottle.
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Merit Wins.

We desire TO say to our ollizrns'
that for years we have been s,'ili E
D.. Kings New Discovery t."
Consumption. DIR Kings Nv
Lille Pills, Bucklrn's Arnica Sal''t
and Electric Bitters. aud have nev
err handled RENE dies that SILL a
we'll, VI that have gwen s'cO u"'
versal sat isfacton. We Do mo-
hesitate ID guarantee then ever,
time, and we stand ready 'otr:u =
the purchase pilce. II s'ilNi'"'o'N
results 90 not iIilow ibti II nse
These remedies have won Incl
grea, popularity purely o" thei
merits. d J. BRANNEN Y 20.
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Censu,ntion surely Cured.

To THE EDITOR PLEASE INFORM
our reader, that ] have a posiiV'
vmeGy tor the above named o.,
ase BY its iimel, use Thousand
+ hopeless cases have been per
nanen,ly cured. ! shalt be g'df
!, send Two bottles ui my remrd,
rec to any Of y"ui readers 'Sh'
ave consumption II tiny will srn'
re their express aud post ON
dGress Respectfully.
T. A, SLO' UNI. NJ. {
1871 P-arl ST..
New York
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Guest-And you are tho propri,-
tor Of this populur hotel, ''re youG
Why was here last summer and l
don't think You owned it then, did
you9 Proprietcr--oh, no; / was one
Of the walters, though.
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The Mirror and Farmer says that heif
srs may often be made to develop larger
udder, and TO produce moro milk by hand
ling. Rubbing and handling the udder
viii increase its size, and frequent milk
,nos win tend to bring out greater flow
of milk. Many dairymen make practice
of handling the udder even while the cali
Is quite small. The Ru-L New Yorker
thinks this is poor thing to overdo, how
ever. wehaye scen many Q cows uddes
sdcysloped,e all out Of shape by this prae
tice. A reasonable amount Of handling u
good, but there Is a tendency TO ovsls,s
k-ChicaQo Journal
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Zen Y.rds Of Eeis for pinass

Young housewife Consulting with the
cook about the dinner for party)--As .
second course We VIII have eel
Cook--How much ought 70 ees
ma'ami
Young wife-I fnncy ten yards VIII b
about acknowledgements BlUttel.
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\IurItE E. ! he undersigned desires
Y t. inform the s,Gc n en- and the
ublc generally that he ha> tor sale
me 81 the finest horses and mares
or'hern ,rzpn1, My range Is ~ Tue
a, Francisco Mountains. po'tp!n al
r, allen Ter, a1z ~.
;un,7 P ZIP HrrI. So.
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The exact expense Of the funeral o.
victor Hugo has only Just been added NJ
aud given 70 the world Il smouafs
kl,AA . -.
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The BUYERS GUIDEis
! ]: ! ! J
issued March and Sept,
W olopedia of useful infor-
~ nation for all who pur.
Vm4W chase the luxurics or the
s> necessities of life. We
can ciothe you and furnish you with
an the nee sssary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, SO to church,
or stay ct homo. and in various sises,
styles and quantities. just figure out
what is required to do all these things
c0aT0aTA5ly and you can make Z iair
Estimate Of the value of tho BUYERS
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
ul-ll4 Michigan Avenue. Chicago. III
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Harry Ful,on-,iorse aud mule brand
mr. LEI, hin as shown j., chi. Sheer: ewes
hole in lrit ear and split in the right we'l
eis reverse that OF ewes. Rams hr inhed
~ horn; range near Mormon AXE. N"g"i
lon Moun,airs. postofce address. fiag>'an
ArlZnna.
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5000 REWARD.

T r the conviction CT any perS o
p,r,ons selling or disp,,i'g 81. in an
nv. lem /. cattle, bran ed MI CO
n .c,ed. Gu LEFT side. smo' III crop aus
!. In and urp, rbi: b1th ears. Call Z"
al res fRANh "" NJ :,
pol Nihsi W. "
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lnanfiei a. IN Gu; ear marks underba
il csca ear; horses with SAN: iron oi
] & lhigt.
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,wo ;, hts leit u"r>es same hrann ="
IL Fl Shoulder other cattle brands a.
a., ", II. &c, CIR Range. Rngei
a. = en- TIVE. ',rk
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Para.
graphed for Hssty Readers.

The News OF tho Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hssty Readers.
BOARD of Commissioners tomorrow
morning.
ROBERT O'HARA was arrested last night
for taking part in q disturbance in the
Eighth ward, several days ego.
THR White Rose Dancing Club will
meet at Mr.. Edward Bashar's, on South
Main street, this afternoon st > O'Clock,
THE Axle workers gave a very enjoyable
ball at Westwood's Hall, Friday evening,
A large crowd was present and everything
passed off pleasantly.
THE Kenna Club will give a grand bal
Friday evening, December 6, at Arior
Hall Every lady will be given a chance
in a fine ring.
A YOUNG lady had a coat taken at the
Axle Workers ball at WestwOOd's Hall,
got it, it had best be returned.
IL Hillman watch club drawing last
evening: Club ?, No. 10; club 3, No. p
club 4, No. Z; club 5, No. 8; club 6, No
90; club Z, No. 10; club 5, No. 81.
AT midnight last night there were
fifteen cases on the blO.ter. Officers Buch,
Carney and Daum raided Nellie Whites
house Of i'll fame, capturing the landladyi
six girls and seven men.
THERE'S pile of stuff in the middle o.
the pavement, at the pOstOfice corner,
which should be removed without delay.
There is nothing to mark the location o.
the stuff and someone will fall over it j
not attended to.
GUsTAvE LINGANAN, a West Virgins
University student, was home spending
Than ksgiving with his family. His father
Mr.. W. B. Howell, presented him with 8
handsome gold watch. Master Gust. ii
one Of the bright students at the Univer
sity.
THERE was an immense attendance al
the Hogan evangelistic meeting at Wheel
mans Hall last evening. The usual
childrens' services will be held this otter
noon and Mr.. Hogan will speak this even
ing. Monday evening some very fine
pictures will be shown.
DRAWING of I. G.. Dillon & Co. g Watch
Niuue, 4aat evening". Oluo D NJ. %
club 8, No. IS; club Z, No. 3; club s, No.
II; Climb 9, No. .; club 10, No. %; club
IL, No. %; club -, No. p; club 13, No.
IL; club IA, No. 10; club Is, No. %, club
16, No. Is.
THE Sisters in charge of the Wheeling
Orphan Asylum return grateful thanks Ia
those who so kindly donated to the orphans
on Thanksgiving day. They enjoyed very
much their treat Of ice cream furnished by
Mr. George burst. The other more sub
stantisl gifts were duly appreciated, such
as a barrel of -four from the ''Elks," d
dozen chickens, potatoes, cabbage. canned
tomatoes and other vegetables from Mr..
NJ. Thornton and a barrel OF hOur from an
unknown benefactor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
The Special Council Committee Meets Last
Evening.
4 DELEGATION OF FOUR CITIZENS
To Be Sent to Charleston to See the
Governor,
AND EXPLAIN THE SITUATION.

The special joint committee OF Council
authorized at the last session to take
steps to protect the interests fthe city IN
the matter of securing whatever legisla-
ton may be necessary to insure the intro
duction of electric lighting as an auxiliary
of the city gas works, met at the City
Hall, last evening, and effected an Or
ganization by electing Mr.. Ellinghsm
chairman. The committee is composed OF
Messrs. Farrell and Rawling, on the part
Of the First Branch, and Msssrs. Hadlich,
Davidson and ElliDgham on the part OF
the Second.
The committee showed, by its action
last evening, that it was thoroughly in
earnest, and that it can be depended on to
do whatever may be necessary In the
premises.
It being stated, upon the authority of
letter received at the Office OF the Board OF
Gas Trustees and also Of special tele-
gram to the REGISTER, from Charleston,
that Governor Wilson had determined 70
include no local matters in his call for the
special session Of the Legislature, soon 10
be convened, the committee agreed that
the position taken By the Governor ought
to be reconsidered by him, and for the
purpose of thoroughly informing His Ex-
cellency upon the Importance OF the pend
ing legislation TO the people of Wheeling
Mr.. Davidson moved that committee OF
four persons be sent 70 Charleston to have
personal interview with the Governor,
and to urge upon him the reconsideration
of the determination said to have been ar
rived at.
Mr.. Davidson's resolution was adopted,
and Mr.. Frank Cruise, President Of the
Second Branch of Council, Captain Raw
ling, of the First Branch, Mr.. Hullihen
Quarter, President of the Chamber of Com
merce, and person, to be hereafter select
ed, representing the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly, were appointed upon
such committee. 1t was deemed the proper
thing to allow the Trades Assembly to Sc
lect its representative, and on motion Of
Captain Rawliug, subcommittee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Farrell and Davidson,
was appointed to call upon the Assembly
OF its next meeting, explain the objects to
be attained, and ask for the selection of a
representative upon the committee.
The Chairman of the committee was in
structed to have the City Clerk issue
proper credentials to the committee desig-
mated to 20 TO Charleston, and it is proba-
BILE the committee will depart as soon as
il is completed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
ORGANIZED.
The Stockholders Of the New Dollar Bank
of BellaIre Meet.

The Stockholders of the New Dollar Bank
of BellaIre Meet.
The stockholders of the new Dollar Say
ings Bank, of Bellaire, met yesterday after
noon to organize under their charter.
There was an unusually large and enthusi-
astic meeting, and very nearly all the stock
was represented, being within about 81, 900
of the total amount. The following named
gentlemen were elected as directors; ]. A.
Gallaher, James Wilson, A. KlOtz, Alex.
Stewart, Alex. Neff, W. O. Burgenthal, N.
B. Scott, Geo. Hook, JOS Speidel.
All of the directors except Messrs. Scott,
Hook, Spidel and Nsff are prominent citi-
zsns of Bellaire. Mr.. Neff resides short
distance west of Bellaire, and the other
three gentlemen belong 10 Wheeling, be-
ing well. business men. The direc-
t3Ts, after electing T. A. Gallaher presi-
dent, adjourned to meet next Wednesday
afternoon, when they will complete their
organization.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
The Great Fair.

The attendance at the fair of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception last evening
was enormous. The spacious hall was SO
crowded that one could scarcely move.
The festival has been, without a doubt,
one of the most successful in the history Of
the church. Several of the contests were
decided last evening, and number of ar
ticles ratified. As a great many articles
have not been disposed Of, the fair will be
continued Monday evening.
Great interest is manifested in the for
tune tellers, and many persons are guess
ing at their identity. As q great many
doubt that they are genuine Gypsies, tbs
committee offer purse of S25 to any Of
the several tables for proof to the contrary,
otherwise to 90 to the Gypsies, to help
them reach their destination in Mexico
By special permission of their queen, they
will remain over Monday evening, when
all will be given an opportunity to see
them.
The proceeds of the fair will he devoted
to frescOing and repainting the church,
and when finished it will be one of the
prettiest edifces in the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
Standardized.

The Barnesville District Conference,
lately in session at Quaker City, made the
following appointment of minister's sala-
ries for this district for 1ss9.9O, Antioch,
$500; Armstrong;, 500; GAINESVILLE,
$14O0; Barnesville Circuit. $50; Bealls-
vile, $500; Bellaire, 1890; Belmont,
800; Centerville, $500; Darlington, 5000;
Fsirview, 5000; Hannibal, $500; Hendrys-
burg, $3.50; Malaga, 500; Quaker City,
$500; st. Clairsville, $1,000: Somerton,
$40; South Bellaire, $50; Washington,
$500; Wegee, 1925; Winchester, $3.50;
WoOds6eld, $500; WoOdsfeld Circuit,
$500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
The Finest on Earth.

The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
R R. is the only line running Pullman''
Perfected Safety Vestibuled Trains, with
Chair, Parlor, Sleeping and Dining Gar ser.
vice between Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
Chicago, and is the Only Line running
Through Reclining Chair Cars between
Cincinnati, Keokuk and Springfield, ILL.,
and Combination Chair and Sleeping Cal
Cincinnati to Peoria, Ill, and the only
Direct Line between Cincinnati, Dayton,
Lima, Toledo, Detroit, the Lake Regions
and Canada.
The road is one of the oldest in the State
of Ohio and the only line entering Cincin'
natl over twenty-five miles of double
track, and from its past record can more
than assure its patrons speed, comfort and
safety.
Tickets on sale everywhere, and see that
they read O., II. & D.. either in or out Of
Cincinnati. Indianapolis, or Toledo.
E. o. MCCORMICK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
GREAT
GIOSilgOutSale
70 there ever was @ chance 70 get some
great Bargains in The DRY GOODS
LINE here i, an opportunity you
cannot afford 90 pass oy.
ONLY A FEW MORE WEEKS
REGARDLESS OF COST.

You surely need now something in the follow
ing articles. and 80 win also pay you TO lay in a
supply for future time. Ladies, Misses and
Chuds Wraps Of all kinds. shawls, skirts, IN
derwear for everybody; Hosiery, Gloves all
sorts Of Knit Goods. Neckwear, Curtains. Bed
spreads. BnbroiIeries and Laces, Buttons, Dress
trimmings. Corsets. HandkerchicE, Notions and
small wares OF every description Dress Goods
Cashmeres. Henrietta, Ladies Broadcloth and
Trcot. Pushes, Yeive-s, tlanneis, Co,tons'
'heviots Ginghams, Prints, Cass.meres, Jeans
able Linens. Towelings, Yarns, Ribbons Jm-
rellas and Gossameres.
Am goods for present use and nearly all new
tock. Bring as we always sold, at VERY LOW
EICEs which statement you win bear witness
7e carried very few goods over nom one season
20 the Other.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01

MRS. L. HARDLEY, the celebrated Man
icure and ChiropOdist, has just returned
from the East, and is ready to treat any
one who is suffering with corns, bunions,
ingrowing nails or any disease of the hands
or feet. Her celebrated sslve, which has
no equal, and which is manufactured and
sold by herself alone, will prove satisfsc-
tory to any who are afflicted with the
above diseases. One trial of her skillful
treatment will prove helpful and effectusl.
No extravsgant charges. Consultation
free. Rooms at Grant House, zoos Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
Badly burned.

Yesterday afternoon a four-year-old
daughter of Andy Robinson, the well
known cOlOred hOd.csrrier, while playing
with a brother at their home in alley B,
back of st. Alphonsus Church, was quite
painfully burned about the left side of the
face and body and left arm. It seems that
both the father and mother were out at
work and the children were left alone.
The older child heated poker red hot,
and in playing with it set the clothes of
the younger child on fire. The screams
attroated neighbOrs and the child was
saved from perhaps fatal injury. AS it is
the wounds are not serious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
Real Estate Matters.

The Thomas McCord farm, located about
six miles above the city and close to the
railroad and river, containing 105 acres, a
large portion of the surface being under
laid with coal, was offered for sale at the
Court House, yesterday morning, by Guy
R. O. Allen and Geo. B. Caldwell, special
commissioners. 1t was bid up to $4,000,
when the sale was adjourned until next
Saturday.
Real Estate Agent Mathison sold about
ten or a dozen lots in the lower portion of
the city during the week. The Eighth
ward is getting its full share of the real
estate boom.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
TRY Lists' Cough Syrup. None better
Mrs. L. aardley, Ladies Hair Dressing.

Mrs. L. Hardiey, Ladies Hair Dressing.
All styles of hair made to order at East
ern prices. Bangs, wave, wigs and switches
made to order. Old hair made over, bought
and exchanged. Ladies' hair dressing and
shampooing done at their residence with
ont extra charge. All hair work done by
myself. Comfortable parlors with all con-
veniences for out of town patrons. All
work strictly private. Psrlors at Grant
House, 1908 Main street, Wheeling, W.
Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
Death Of an Old Soldier.

Gen. Geo. W. Brown died yesterday at
his home in Grafton, at the age of fifty
years. Gen. Brown was former resident
of Wheeling, and his many friends here
will be panied to learn of his death. His
death was not unexpected, as he had been
lying seriously i'll for some weeks. His
funeral will take place on Monday from
his late residence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
Tran.ferlof Real Estate.

The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made November q, 1885, by Geo.
W. Lennon and wife to Edward Gunner,
for lots Nos. 45 and IS, on the east side Of
South Huron street, Island. Considera-
ton, $500.