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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18

@iele srantbetten, namentI& bsientsen bes 3erpens
ipems, iub bic qrOhute tdsl& i srueusrnber seiHiz
ger Nbipannuus. @eihditliAe Bitermdrttsfeten al
Ter ur tupcptren oft etne Sumne Seiftiser Grmhbuns
nt peniser i@dblt& iinb, a8 ber @elsbrtenberui nit
au ietusn oft tn's nnsemeiiene seteiserten Gniprs
9en, pelde er an haS @ebirn unb Nerpenipem leiner
Jhnser feat. Gtne Der wi6ttsfen Gisenf&aitcn ppn
9ostter's masentitters If es, bab es Gras i&afft fur
ben nbermdbtssn gerbrau4 rpn @ebirn upb 0etpen=
fnbfans nno BEN aapJen @ebirn. unb RerrenIpitem
neue Spanntra5t Serleiht. 8emertenspertb 1T bic
S4neltstet, nit pslAer er bes 5uwese brnst, = her
bette Bepeis, eab es in eer Reibe RON drtenfen unb
belebeneen Gligtren rbenan itebt. RdHftem, bab eS
bic gseeranbstrat erbbbt unb bic girtunsen seiiiser
abipannuns anfbebt trrt beie frdfte Gr,nei aud Ees
Der auer Nrt, Hhenmatsmus, 2roni5fe 0rspepiie uno
SartlethtSlett, Riereus unb 8laIenbeIhmerben unb
ben pcr Her1te empfeblen eS ais elm BEL alien berorttz
gen eeteeu spedmdbSes SttmuIan,. unb Seilmttel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18

BEN uao Rleinen, bts Grauen unb gie>
nen, baB es tiberaq eldn3e unb fpiegle |!
bier aus Der Wabe i6neei6tem @eselle,
bort in Spei9er unb G9ranf. @ieb'
tpie he beibe ni6t raiten unb ruben BON
frib big fpdt, f9 mhben unb plagen,
nd flimmern unb forgen = flr fidS
Gott belpabrei Ni9t fur ii9 ooer ODD
ert in lebter 2inie fir f6, nein, fur
anoere, fiir's @an3e. Wie fie Sr6pf,
lein au Sr6pflein, Pfennig au pfennis
gen bdufen, emig unb bauerno, unb
NIT Nrgusaugen bitten ben erworbeuen
JamilienfdaB unb ibn tpeiten unb meb=
rem, In ,3eiten ber Noib, bic 2ieben au
balten unb 5u ndbren."
Bon oiefem @ef9ispunfte aug Be.
tro9tet, erideint es uns begreiflid, baB
Wiele aus Giebbaberei 8ienenau9t trei.
ben; ia, mir miifen uns iogar uun>
bern, oaB bic 3abI bieIer 8ienensu@ts
9iebbaber ni@t 9r6Ber 1T. No6 Gean4
den t6nnte lie cine Greubenqueas fein,
NIT neuer 2raft gum 8etuf He ousrii,
fen, wenn Der 0eriu6 nur mebr ge.
tDagt lDiir6e. M03Ii9 III er auf bem
3anbe faff iiberall.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18
Trauenmauael In gaatal.

SIR iuuse Mdb@en, tpel@e 6dusIi6.
feit lieben unb cine ansenebme Sc,
miitbsart befiben, giebt es fein beHeres
2anb als gtatal. Die Mdb9en gelen
aIs Oienliboten binaus, iperben aber
balb 6ausfrauen. Ser MeibermanaeI
1T in Natal 70 groB, baB bic Resierung
ber @olnnie bic ueberfabrt ber meiblis
den 9ienftboten ebentl. be3ablt. Die
Wdb9en baben 5 pfb. Sterl. flr bic
&eife su erlegen, betommen bic Summe
aber 3uriiderifattet, iobalb iie II Nlps
nate i'm 8ienft gemeien fino. Der 2obn
flr GienibOten betrdet Is big 30 pfb.
Sierl. bas Sabr. Ser Ngent yiatals
in 2onbon barf ieood nur 10 Sienf.
mdbden nit iebem mad ytatal fabrens
ben 9ampfer bef6rberu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18

Gin Iddbiser GerI 1T Der Snbe.
penoent= S6iibe Gerbinano 0ofele bon
Stem Oorf. Oerielbe bate ffd erboten,
far feinen nit @ltdsahtern nidt eefege
ntten Sdhbenbruber Dabib MGler bic
Soften Der &eife mad 9euti6Ianb au
tragen, fails bieler fi9 berpfli6tete, i'm
Durd) eine ettDaige gemDnnene 3ropb1e
81 enti6dbigen. MhQer, elmer Der beffen
S9IBen Nnerita's, ertIdrte li@ bamit
einDerifanber. Sn Berlin genann Miil.
ler on Der S6eibe vDeuti9lanb" ben
bierten Preis. elm Yaar filberne Rons
oelaber I'M Wertbe BON 1900 Mart, unb
nod am ielben Sage ben gbrenbeher,
geid)dbt auf 2200 Wfart. tpeIden ber
MorbbeutiGe 2loDb fur ben beften ame.
ritanilfen S9hBen geitiftet batte.
Mhller i6lug nod oer preisbertbeilung
Dofele Dor, i'm fur feline Musgaben nit
ben Gan6elabern gu entiddhigen, tporauf
lebterer iofort einging. 9a bic Mbreife
berannabte, lieB fi6 Mh1er bon 6ofele
tiberreben, bic preiie in bes Iebteren
Softer gu baden. Nad ber &iidtebr
in bic Der. Staaten foate MhlIer, Der
gerabrebung gemdB, ben 8s6sr in Sos
fele's gBobnung abbolen. 6ofele fers
ttgte aber ben Mtler, ols bieTer in J2ep
Dort au ibm fam, nit ber Nusrebe ob,
ieine Grau babe ben 8e9er in 0ertpabr.
Mls Wtler no6mals einen 8eriud,
ma9te, su feinem gisentbum su tonts
men, erfldrte 6ofele runb beraus, baB
er ben Be9er iouobl, aIs bic GanbeIaz
Der bebalten Derbe, unb tpeun es Mtl.
let ni6t re6t lei, m0ge er i'm psrtlagem.
Sa ale gOrfeaunsen ni@ts nubtett. 10
bot Mfaaer bei6IOiieu, fi6 bur9 bic &C.
ri9te gu feinem &e@te gu berbeifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18
2ltdjt I'M @eGet(e.
aoman BON Soa @oe.GS
(Gortfebuns.)

(Gortiebuns)
Gut, Id babe 2usler unb Sduaie,
mir mplIen fe 9lei9 fu@en.
6ie itanben beibe bDr ben &egalen
ber Bh1ermanb unb fu@ien bergebens
mad ben Merten.
gluf bos 6eblen onberer Bidder fieI
Nlfreb babel auf.
gs itebt nod bon 8aoensB sBaoen ber
cine tleine Giiie - bem @eipi9t nod
nit 8adern = linerSffnet in Der Ram
mer, iagte @srmaine.
Die Gammer mar Elm gdn3li@ Ii6t>
lofes Rabinett, bas nit elmer &orribors
nif@e abgemrnnen batte. @ermaine
ging nit einen 2i1t unb einent Bre9ei.
fen oabin. Nber es geIang ibr nidt.
bic bon Grib ber3eit gut beiOr9te 8ernas
gelung 3u iprengen.
@s iit gut, baB Su fommif, ia9te fie
3u Mlfreb, ber ibr fDlgte, um bic Bidder
au trasen. meiue 9dnbe iinb bod 3u
f6ipa9.
Das 2idt ffanb auf elmer umgelitilps
ten leeren ailte; rings an ben tueiBse<
tiin1ten Wdnben biug aletlei 3leibung,
bic auber @ebrou@ geiebt mar. Geiie,
toffer tbarnlten F1 in elmer gde, leere
Bilberrabmen uno alte 8ilber lebnten
on Der Manb. 8hnbel sufamnlenges
I1nnrter ilIui1rirter SournaIe lagen In
einem haubigen 9aufen auf bem ralls
ben @friG. gs rod nod Staub, 2eber
an6 6oI5 -
Sas 1T ia Gribens 2ipree. iagte Ger.
maine, ols Mlfreb ben Sede! geiprenst
bate.
Sic mobm bic &Ieibuuesfihde nit ipi.
ben, borR9tigen SSingern beraus tpie ets
mas, bas man NIT leiiem Wi5eruillen
anfabt.
Die G0Gen tann man bier glei1 nit
anbdngen. meinte fie unb trug bic &6de
3u ben aleiOerbafeu an Der Manb.
DrbentliG eingepodt bat er, bas muB
,nan benz fatolen Menideu laiIen, fdgte
He. fi6 abermaIs aur 2iite beugenb, auf
beren gde Alfreb ioB, Reb ba = aus Der
MefentaiGe gudt elm gopierI
sic jDg % beraus. SbreH 2ippen
entrang fi@ ein Qaut = ME tpeun elm
e6rei uo6 nit Mhbe surhdsebaIten
pirb.
@as baff Ous fragte aIfreb. ieinen
iu@enben Bid BON ben Bu@einb6nben
3u ibr erbebenb, bic aitiernb baiianb,
bic 6anb 3uiammengeframpft, bic Nugen
bang auf IGN gebeftet.
@s mar bielIeidt nur ber bhHere, uns
tuirtblide &aurl, ben bas 2i9t ber
Rerse anr notbOnrftig nnb unfreunbli9
erbellte, iDelder @ermaines GeR@t 70
feIiiam blei1 erfGeiuen IieB.
Mas baR Su2 fraete er nod einmal.
Da lDiten li9 ibre Singer unb elm
Yapier fiel beraus. elm qeidloHenes
Brieftouuert, bas bon bem Druid ber
Gonb 3ertnnllt tuar.
CT btidte f@ bana1. Ct los bic
Mufl@rift unb ieine 9anb iauf Iabm
auf Ieine 2niee nieber.
Dsan btrte feinen Nibtm3ug. Wie
ttpet IebloIe @elen perbarrten fie.
0rauBeu auf benz RarribOr singen
1Gusberobner Dorbei; man b6rte He
fpre@en. sic Elo@ten irgenbpo cine
9tir bifnen unO i6lieBen, tpobur9 elm
WinbfOB ii6er ben 4orribor giug, benn
bic Qammertbtr fnarrte, 6ffnete R@
mebr unb fiel bann fra@enb su.
gun mnren bic beiben tpie eingetertert
In benz bhiferr BOD.
Bon ben Gra9 i6rat Glfreb auiams
men. Ct ia5 @ermaine an. Der angfs
Dolle 6Gmera In ieiuem Bid ersriif iie
uniagbar.
4ies boGl ia9te He Ieiie.
6eine bebtnben Singer erbra6eH bas
goLbert. Dor ieinem Nugen flirrte e..
6ilfeiuGenb iab er ipieber @ermaine an.
Sie trat ju ibm, bodte neben ibm nies
ber unb los fttIfernb bon bem In feiner
9onb 5iiternoen 8latt ab.
Bite fomm bod Wieboer Du bof
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18
: Sn Berlin III Die 9ipbte,ptis ebi.

= Sn Berlin lit bic Sipbte,ptis epi.
bemif1 ousgebro9en un5 aud ber So.
pbus forbert tdsli6 cine san3 uneew6bns
lid bobe 3obl bon Opfern. Die 6os
ipitdler iinb iib:rfllt. @roBentheiIs
tuirb bieie f6limme Ga1lage ben uner.
i6winsli@en Gleii9prsilen 3ugel6rie.
ben. tuel@e bic drmere Bep6Iierunass
flane gum @enulie seringeyer ober 9ar
ungefunber Jleii@toif 3tpingen. @Ieide
3ulfdnbe berrI9en In anberen boltrei.
den Stdbten. 9ian sIaubt, boB bic
@esierung balb se3punsen iein wirb,
bas Ginfubruerbot gesen ameritanild)e
G!eif9paaren aufaubeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18
l1eher bic MeheIinn i'm ghmei,

= ueber bic &ebelIion i'm edpsiaer
3anton Seflin wirb aus 8elIinsona Be-
ri9tet: g6llige &ube berri6t bier, bod
bort man bon Der &i9tung nod Bos
lerna ber lebbaftes @etpebrfeuer. De,
Bunoes. 9ruppen 1T es febo6 unterIaat
norben, ii9 in ben Gampf 3u mifden.
Der Seiiiner &antrnals&af5 Reibino
bate eine nnterreOung nit benz 8uns
bes'prdiibsnten &ui3onet in Bern, in
pel4er er berlan9te. man iolle ben friis
beren @ouberneur wieber einieben umb
bic aeuen geamten unter antlase fels
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18

: Sas 8erliner vgoltsblatt", bas
Organ Der bortigen So3ialiiten, uer6f'
tentli9t cine GbreHe Der fran36fiden
4rbeiters partei on bic beutfden 9o3ial=
bemofraten. gs beiBt oarin, bic frans
3oii6en arbeiter ieien iiber3eugt, baB
oer beboritebenbe 9allenier fo3ialifiii9e
parteitag barlegen tuerbe, 6aB 3pii6en
ben @6Itern ieIbit fein NationalbaB be-
itebe. Der SonsreB weroe ba3u beitra.
gen. ben 86lterfrieben su befeiiigen,
gans i'm @egeniaB au oem @baubinis.
mus Der Staatsmdnner, pel1e iebt
bic Politit Der 2duber Guropas lenfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18
NufIene Mrntea.salbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber Belt f.. S9nitte,
Guetf9unsen, @ef6piire, i}isber. unb Sauts
Ausf9las, Gle9te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, 8rpft,
beulen unb ale Sauttransbeiten /; furirt Sd,
morrbotben ober feline Se;abtuns. 8allise
Satisfaction garantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
anriiderfattet. 26 Gents bic S9a9teI. Gum
gerfauf in allen apotbefen. Sreif, Sbomp-
fan & Co., BbolsfaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18
Stir Saube.

eine Ierion, tuel9e burd elm eiufa6ss Wit.
tel BON 23idbriger 8aubbeit uno Obrenserdu.
f9eu sebeilt puroe, ift bsreit, sine 8efdreibuna
beHelben iu bentfder Sprade allen anludern
gratis au lberienben. aOrsFe: j. II. NIcHoL-
SON, III McDougal Street, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-18

Die
WOdentlide Greie Yreiie fit guas
erf9eint
jeSen 9ommerfag
unb toitet
$3.50 fir baS Sabr uber $1.25 fit
6 WfDmate tn @urausbesablnna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
The Modern Home.

The modern home has many comforts
and convenienccs little dreamed of by
those who occupied the residences of fif-
ty years ago. The public water works
made possible the present convenient
kitchen and bath room. Natural gas
has shown the world the advantages OF
gaseous fuel. Electricity gives a
bright, steady, clear and cool light, with
which nothing heretofore known can
compare, and puts within reach of all
mechanical fans to keep us coal. The
cheapening of iron and steel products
has made it possible for every one to
have in his household a safe TO ensure
the protection of those precious things
of which every household is an owner.
1t is matter of cOngratulation that all
these are within the reach of the people
OF Wheeling. We have the water
works, natural gas and electric lights,
and the Globe Contract Co. will supply
the safes and electric fans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
The Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
Individuals.

Hon. C.. p. Dorr, of Webster, is at the
Windsor.
Mrs. DR.. Mason returned home yester-
Mrs. VIM. Furlong, of Bascom, Ohio, is
visiting in Wheeling, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. F. w. Hayden.
Mrs. Col w. w Arnett entertained a
few friends very pleasantly at her residence
on Fifteenth street, last evening.
Mrs. Dan. L. Prayer and son Allen, of
Fifteenth street, are spending the summer
near Powhatan, Ohio, with friends.
Miss Alma Conner will be the accompa-
mist at the public school exercises to-day.
She viii also play an instrumental SOLO
Mr. Geo Bremen and wife and son
Earle left for Moundsville camp grounds
yesterday, to be gone for few months.
Hon. y. b. Scott and wife will leave to-
day for a two months trip to California,
going by the way Of the Northern Pa
oific II. X.
Mrs. s. s. Bloch leaves tomorrow for
Bedford Springs,Pa., accompanied by her
family, and the summer will be spent at
that resort.
Mrs. Edward Cook sails today from
new 1bih On Nut tAbl Va
for Europe, where she will visit friends
for some months.
Mr. John Hellstein leaves this morning
for Lexington, where he will meet his
daughter at boarding scnool and bring her
home for the summer vacation,
Mr. Geo. d. Drewes, of Daily, Pa, has
Just finished shipping 100000 pounds Of
wool, purchased from Horkheimer Bros,
for an extensive Eastern mandatory.
Quite large riding party of Jewish So
ciety people went out the National road last
evening ia oarpiageS, and notwithstanding
the fact that they were caught in the storm
they had very pleasant time.
Rev. Father Charles f. Schilpp, the as
sistant rector at St Xavier's, will on next
Sunday celebrate the seventh anniversary
of his ordination to priesthood. He was
ordained by Bishop Kahn in 1883 at St.
JoSeph's Cathedral, Wheeling. II will also
he the Feast OF Saints Peter and Paul In
the Catholic calendar Keyser, of
Wheeling Is visiting his mother on Clay
street, who has been critically i'll for some
time .-pdrheTsburg Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.

We don't cOniine ourselves 10 Rcirs
orators and Ice Chests. This great r,-
lief sale embraces hundreds Of Baby
Carriages, in the very latest aud most
stylish designs, upholstered in most
beautiful colorS, with paraSols to match
styles without Stint-fancicS innu-
merable-all at prices desirable The
best of these goods have sold right
along here (wherc low prices alway,
prcvaiD for nearly double the figure.
we ask during this relief sale. We are
within the confines Of undeniablc fact,
when we say the same goods sell every
day on Main street for double the prices
we ask while this sale lasts. II you
want desirable, seas0nable, cheap Car
riage don't overlook this great offer
Remember every one is guaranteed.
Come early and take your choice. Dom
hesitate regarding money. II you ha'e
but a small amount you can purchl>e
just as readily as If you had a pocket flil
Our instalment plan enable, yop fo
furnish outright with very little outlay
of ready cash. BE among the number
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
atrru advertisements
Atlantic lea TO-,
Tea Importers and Coffee RoasterS'

Our new roasting department Is no"
completely fitted up with the latest III.
nroved machinery for roasting ana
cleaning coffee. Our aim has ever Deeh
to have the best regardless OF cost
This in a measure, explains our success
Coffee roasting, like other industries In
the past few years has undergone many
changes, each succeeding one aiming
TO correct or overcome some defect oil
the past. We feel confident we nave
secured the best. and as we roast only
the best grades of Coffees, roast only
for our own stores, use no poisonous
mixtures to glaze and cover defective
grains, we can justly claim our Coifees
far superior to the adulterated mixtures
so generally sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
CLEARANCE SALE!
CARPETS : CARPETS
To-day we Offer Our Stock OF CarpetngS at Reduction
OF from 10 to p per cent

Your Choice Of 100 pieces ROXbury and StlnSOn
best Tapestry Brussels at 75c. yard, worth SOC
Your Choice Of 30 pieces Sanord'S double extra
Tapestry Brussels at soc, worth soc.
Your Choice of 70 pieces Tapestry Brussels at soc,
worth zoe.
Your Choice Of 10 pieces of Tapestry Brussels at
43c. yard worth soc
Your Choice Of 70 rolls All Wool Extra Super
Ingram Carpets at 6Oc yard worth Zoe everywhere
Your Choice of 80 pieces All Wool Extra Super CC
Carpets at soc, worth 65c.
Your Choice OF % rolls All Wool Superiine Carpets
at 4Sc, worth 65c
Your Choice of So Rolls Extra Heavy Union Car
pets at 39c, worth 55c.
Your Choice of % rolls Of Heavy Union Carpets at
29c yard worth 4Oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
aletn advertisements.
THE
WHEELING
Ct.
1885 to 114O Market ST.

Trade having reached its hisb..,
velocity, and having a trcmendou, o,.-
plus Of seaSonable goods on hand o.,
gather our resources. We bring tore,l..
the choicest and best goods in our >to.t.
classify and cut-cut and classify n,,r
the aggregate numbers hundred, Of d..
newest, best and most improved Refr,
Gators and lee Chests-Refrgcrator, ~
renowned excellence and standard r.,.
utation, guaranteed In every pariicgb,
Rcfrigerators that drew trade thi,>.,.
son at $3.50 we've cut to $500. T..
Chests that sold in the height Of fi.
season at $500 will sell during fl..
month at 1918. No such offer ha, enc,
been made in the sprine-tide ~ fho
season. Realizing that the time 20 ,ar
chcaply is when the people want 10 byy
cheaply, and wishing To relieve Nh.
pressure Of our enormous oyer-,to,k
and to cap the climax Of the biggest
business done this season IN Wheeling
we've decided to start this special relief
sale right now that'll draw far and near
and swell our June trade. b. with u,
bright and early to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
alru advertisements.
CAMP SHIRTS
-FOR-
Hunting and Fishing

Good Striped Domet Camp shirts, - cents.
Finest Domet Flannel Camp shirts. Plain
BIOS pms and Pockets. 100 new styles, AT 20 cents.
Finest bonnet Flannel Camp Shirts, rlcated
Bo,oms aud Pockets 10 new styles, at 70 cents.
Finest Para Cloth Camp Shirts, Plain or
Plratcd Bosoms, Yoke, and Pockets. won't fade
or shrink IS cents.
Good Melton Cloth Camp shirts DARK Colors,
70 aud IS cents.
Genuine French Flannel striped Camp shirts,
IS cents
One hundred styles Imported French Flannel
Camp shirts. made with Nokes. Collar Bands
and Pockets reduced tn st0O.
Jersey Camp Shirt, warranted 90 not shrink,
s5 cents and sl0O
Good Blue or Colorcd Al Wool Flannel Camp
Shirts. 500 and sts5.
Twenty STYLES very fine French Flannel Camp
shirts. made with Noke> Collar Bands and
Pockets reduced Co sl.95.
Finest French Flannel Camp Shirts. silk
scyved. made with Noke.. Collar Bands and
Pockets. $50
Boys Camp shirts, Plain or Plcated no>om-'
- aud 20 cents.
one hundred styles of Ties for Camp Shirts
at and 20 cents.
summer Uudcr,birt, and Drawers, Is ., 20
aud 20 cents.
Good Straw Camp Hats at 5 10. 10 and p cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25

Caterer Martin Thornton, Of the Hotel
Brunswick, has had his elegant house
repapered throughout, and it is now as
clean as a new pin and as handsome and
neat looking as pretty girl in a tennis
suit. 1t is pleasure to be a guest OF
Martins, and that is why his Hotel
Brunswick, at 1875 and 1877 Market
street. which is conducted on both the
American and European plans, has been
such a success. The Brunswick office
is now one of the handSomest in the
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
4 Matter of Interest to Travellers.

Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that
Hostetter's stomach Bitters Is medicinal safe
guard against unhealthful influences. upon
which they can implicitly rely. since it prevents
the effects that an unhealthy climate, yitiated
atmosphere. unaccu>tomed or unwholesome
diet bad water, or other conditions unfavorable
voyages, or journeys BY land in ATTITUDES ada
cent 10 NE equator. IL j. especially useful rs a
preventive OF the febrile complaints and disor-
ders OF the stomach liver and bowels, which
are apt to attack natives ~ the temperate zones
soiourning or travelling in such regions. and l.
protection against the influence OF extreme
cold, sudden changes Of temperature. exposure
to damp OF extreme fatigue. 1t not only pre-
rents intermittent and remittent fever, ana
other diseases Of a malarisl type, but eTadI'
Gates them. a fact which las been notorious Tor
wears past in North aud South America, Next
60. the West Indies. Australia and other coun-
tries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
Justice Davis Court.

Louis Bresock was arraigned before
this Justice yesterday on two charges, one
alleging assault and battery and the other
a peace bond The defendant was fined 50
and costs on the first charge and was put
under $50 bond on the second.
Simon Trischnell was arraigned on COM
plant of s. B. Murphy, for trespass, and
was fined s. and costs.
William Swami was arrested last even
ing on two charges preferred by Mary
Burke, and will be given hearing this
evening at seven o'clock. The charges are
profane language and a peace warrant.
A young man named Trischnell swore out
a warrant for man named Richard Reed,
charging him with stealing hat from the
plaintiff. Reed was arrested by Officer
Terrill. and put in Jail for a hearing at =
o'clock this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25

THE members of the ST. George So
ciety, before starting on their trip Mon
day to the National Convention, at Co.
lumbuS, Ohio, provided themselves with
accident tickets from the Union Acct
dent and Benefit Association, of Wheel
ing. That Company is now prepared
TO furnish travellers with accident tick
cts bearing $4,000 and 81, 200 insurance
and SIS and $50 weekly indemnity. Or
derS by telephone or mail will be
promptly filled and tickets mailed Ia
any address. Telephone 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
Lawn Fete Friday Evening.

On Friday evening of this week a lawn
fete will be held on the grounds surround
ing the Berger residence, on the island,
and of course it will be highly eDloyaDie,
affair. Music will DC on the grounds, ana
a fine supper will be served, with refresh
ments. Two thirds of the proceeds go to
St. Luke's p. +. Church and one-third to
The hospital fund, and it is hoped every
body will drop in, spend pleasant even
ing and help along good cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
Under to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
Assignee, Noticc-R n. Gille>py.
Notice 90 Probate Of VIII.
Gas shades Ewing Bros.
Excelsior Spring Water-R. II. a.i>t
For Saie-Hor>e. Cart and Harness.
Lo>t-Silver Watch.
Principal Wanted - Buckhannon Public
school
Fly Fan>-Nc>hitt 4 RrO.
Card of Tnank>-Rclatiyc> OF James DiAuh.
L-St-pug Pup.
Manted-kaSer>
Wedding Gifts. L. Dillon y co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
terday,

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made June 81, 1890, by W. J. w
Cowden, trustee, to the Economy Building
Association. for piece of land ll5x15 feet
north of the city Of Wheeling, ON the cas-
side of the county road; also, lot No il
Bushfield x McMechen's addition; alsC
part of lot No. IS, on the south side Of
Third street. Consideration, $500.
Deed made June 10, 1890, by Jas. p
Rogers, Special Commissioner, to William
S. Elliott, for onc-half interest in 40 acre.
and 10 poles Of land on the waters Of
Wheeling creek. Consideration, $500.
Deed made June Is, 1890, by Roselths
Wallace and William, her husband, u
Mary &. Simms, for lot No 90 in square
No. !, in the old fair grounds. Consider
alton, 81 $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-25
A Voice from the Island.

10 NC IlWt'VI y wv I''E''''''
SR:-I have in my minds eye two oil as
clever and popular Democrats as ever voted
the ticket, both of whom represent the young
Democracy of the county. Seeing the older
heads decline TO run, why not give the
young blood showl The gentlemen 10
whom wish TO call attention are Guy Il.
C. Allen and Charles Fl. Copp. Here are
The legal and business elements. You have
selected the farmers representative. Now
make Hon. John Cochran take the other
place. He will make hundreds OF friends
by doing so. ISLAND