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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Mopbars" Tonight.

"Monbars" and THE Two Orphans"
are both by the same author, and Den
merry says himself that he thinks mon
bars" his strongest play. Il was written
for the great French actor, Lemsstre, and
made him famous, as it has Robert Man.
tell, who is to appear in it at the Opera
House this evening. No purer play has
ever been written and the deep human in
terest that surrounds its leading charsc-
tiers appeals to the hearts of all. 1t ur-
folds beautiful and fascinating story and
the suffsrings of the hsro are often dupli-
Gated. "Monbars" is a noble character
and will live as long as the stage exists.
Mr.. Mantell brings with him his entire
New York city company, which includes
Mr.. Mark Price and Miss Charlotte Beh-
rens, two former stars. Reserved seats Can
be secured at Houses, and the sale indi'
Gates big house.
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A HORRIBLE DEATH
Averted by Young Man yester-
day Morning.

Narrowly Averted by Young Man yester-
day Morning.
Yesterday morning about 7 o'clock
Fred Bon, al employe Of the decorating
department OF the War wick China Com
pany, met with an accident that came
very near being horribly fatal. 1t seems
be was standing at the elevator gate on one
of the floors looking down the sbaft talk
ing 10 some one on lower floor when the
car Of the elevator which came down
noislessly and unnoticed by him, caught
his head between the gate and the bottom
of the car, and would have crushed it to a
shapelsss mass, but with sudden and al
moet superbuman strength be tore the mp
per bars of the gate from their fastenings
snd eaved himself from terrible death.
AS it Was he had a BAD gash on the back
of his head, exposing the skull part Of his
upper lip was crushed Of. and his lower
teeth cut through the lover lip. almost
severDg it, the wounds being exceedingly
painful without being especially danger
Ous.
Young Blon was taken TO his home. at
the corner OF Wood and Thirty-sixih
streets, and il no complications arise he
will soon be able to return TO work. DR..
John r. Pipes dressed the injuries
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Wheeling InStalment Go

What We offer this week 10 Carpets 4.
grand collection Of The products Of N.
most reliable mills in the old ard ~
worlds. 1t is an assCrimen, of Camel,
unequsled in the city for beauty and rirb'
ness of design IS we'll Is elegance Of vo,k
mspship. - Beginning to-mouow We viii
place on sale 100, coo yards Of el,s,,,
heavy ingram Carpets in beautiful raor,sS
patterns at only 30c PER ysrd. -Datt n
this opportunity slip II 1t mests uo,,v
in your pocket. - Boy as You Will 4,
cash or credit, our price will b. s. Quod
SOC per yard. We show an tx'ers,,
line in Brussels including Royal Wilton.
Wilton Yelvsts, Administers, Body Bro.
slice, and Tapestry Brussles n low ss ia
per yard. In Rag, Jute or Hemp o,.
pets We are sure to please you. A Ion.
stock to select from at only l5c per yut
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6ORED BY A BULL.

James NoD. OF Pleasant Valley, Very Dan
gerously IrJureI.
James NOll, SON of Peter Noll, and late
letter. carrier at the postoffice, of which
duties be was relieved last week By Post
master Co.den, was terribly gored by a
bull yesterday at his home, east Of the
city, and last evening vas suffering great
ly from wounds which may result
seriously.
Mr.. Noll was driving some cattle from
one field 10 another when he was attacked
by bull. The animal knocked bin down
and drove its horns into hia body, inaict-
ing terrible decorations about the breast
and abdomen. His ciies for help were
heard by his mother, who ran to his assis'
lance with a club, and succeeded in driv.
ing the animal away. Mrs. Noll assisted
her son to the house and q physician was
sent for, who pronounced his wounds dan
gerOus.
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Attempted suicide.

James Reagan attempted to take his
life, in the Steubenville Lookup, Saturday
night, by hanging himself with his sus-
penders. He fastened one Of his suspend
ers to the iron cage and then made u moose
in which he placed his neck and then
jumped. He was found in this condition
by John Wsrfsld, fellow prisoner, WHO
cut him down before bis life was extinct
Reagan ia the man who while at work on
the Pan. Handle bridge few months ego,
was beaten over the head with a shovel In
the hands OF an Italian employed on the
came work. Ever since then he haS been
insane, ard especially go when under the
influence of liquor. Medical old was
called and lie vas removed 10 the county
Jail. When an effort was made to put him
in cell Sunday, he became 60 obstrepsrous
that it required five strong men to handle
him.
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THE ANNUAL TOUR
OF rHB COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON PIRB
DEPARTMENT
Made Yesterday AtsrnOOn-Ths Buildings and
Apparatus Found to b in Excellent Shape.
A Chemical Engine 10 DO Purchased.

The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment made its annual tour Of inspection
yesterday afternoon. The committee
made the trip in a 'bus, accompanied by
Chief Dunning, and all the engine and
hose houses were visited, beginning with
the Yigilant, in North Wheeling, and end
ing with the Eighth ward hose house.
The buildings and apparatus were found
ia better condition than for many years,
and the real estate especially was in about
one hundred per cent. better condition
than when the last annual trip was made.
In fact, such good care has been taken OF
the properly Of the department that very
little money will have to be expended this
year for repairs. In two of the hose
houses new carpets were recommended,
and some little repairs and painting were
ordered, but outside of that and one hun
dred feet of street hose, half for the Hope
and half for the Vigilant, there was moth.
ing to do. No big hose will be needed
this year, there being eight thousand feet
of excellent hose on hand.
While at the Eighth ward hose house,
the Committee examined the old United
engine and the old ladder truck, and after
considering the subject, adopted resolu-
ton instructing the Chief to dispose OF
both pieces of apparatus for whatever he
could get for them, as they are of no value
to the city, and are very much in the way.
The United has seen more than twenty
wears of hard service, and the hook and
ladder truck good deal more than that.
The running gears of the ladder truck ore
az good as new, and would be valuable for
many purposes, and the ladders might
also be of service to builders or contract
ors, but they are too heavy to be handled
by firemen. The engine could be put in
fair serviceable condition, at the expense
of perhaps thousand dollars, and would
be a good investment for a small town not
able to buy new engine.
The committee will include in its annual
estimate az appropriation for q chemical
engine for the Hope hose house, 1t being
recognized that such piece of apparatus
would be of great service in checking and
extinguishing fires in the interior Of stores
and dwellings, where to turn stream Of
water in would do more damage than a
considerable fire.
There was also some tslk about taking
the preliminary steps to locate hoss
house on McCulloch street, "arOund the
hill" The people OF that portion Of the
city are long way from any hose house,
ard as most OF the buildings in that vicin-
ity are frame, aud the territory is some
what difficult to reach quickly, it ia
thought by many that reel should be To-
Gated there.
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Beaten by IN Omcer at B.IlaIrs.

Beaten by IN Onicer at Bslisire.
Last evening William Btowser, OF Bell
aire, went on drunk, and being disorder
ly at the theatre was thrown out. He
created more trouble on the Sidewalk, and
was arrested by Officer Little. Browser is
little man, bat he made good deal of
trouble for the officer, and finally the pub
lie guardian hit him on the head with his
club, cutting gash in HE forehead about
an inch and half long. The wound bled
very profusely, and there was a stream OF
bright red gore along the sidewalk for
about square and half, leading to the
lookup. A good many citizaps severely
criticised the action of the officer, deemipg
the clubbipg was not justified.
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LENTEN OBSERVANCE.
Some Things 9 Churchman ouEht an'
Ought Not Do in Lent.

Some Things . Churchmsn Oulht ana
Ought Not Do in Lent
To morrow is Ash Wednesday and the
first day of Lent. The following rules
for its observance taken from the Liring
Church, will be found instructive:
I--YoU OUGHT NOT.
/. You ought not TO undertake too much.
A few rules, we'll kept, are better than
many which are not kept.
2. You ought not to indulge in ordinary
social amussmen.s and gsyeties.
3. You ought not to stay away from the
church whenever it be open, unless sbso-
lutely prevented.
4. You ought not 10 spend time in any
form Of reading which is simply for amuse-
ment.
5. You ought not to dishonor the Lord
and dis Church by doing anything that is
inconsistent with the spiiis OF this season
of self-denial.
U-YoU OUGHT.
/. You ought to be more constant and
earnest in private prayers.
9 You ought to be more diligent to
search the Scriptures"
3. You ought to be more frequently at
Coils house aud to take part more earnest
ly in the worship with both heart and
voice.
4 You ought to exercise come form OF
real self. denial in meat and drink.
8. You ought, whatever be the form Of
denial, to keep it faithfully.
6. You ought, by honest -selfexsmina-
ton, to find ont your besettiDg ain, and to
fight against it.
Z. You ought to give something regular
ly, and that more than before, to the offer
ings in church.
8. You ought to forgive anyone who may
have wronged you, and to seek forgive
ness.
8 You ought to exercise unusual kind
mess 10 all with whom you come in con-
tact, especially to those with whom your
daily life is cast
10. You ought TO seek to make this Lent
more beneficial to your spiritual life than
any has been before.
II. You ought to remember that death
and the judgment must be met.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-18

ohIcsgo, Milwaukee ard 80. Paul Railway
Steam Heated and Electric Lighted Yes
tibuled Trains between Chicago, st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Electric Lighted and Steam Heated Yes
tibuled Trains between Chicago, Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
Finest DiDiog Cars in the world.
Through Sleeping Cars between Chicago
and Denver.
Free Reclining Chair Oars between Chi
csgo and Omsha
Fast Mail Line between Chicago, Mil
waukee, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Trsnscoutinental Route between Chi.
cago, Council Bluffs and Omaha, or St.
Paul.
Great National Route between Chicago,
Kansas City and St. Joseph, No.
500 miles OF road in Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, South aad
North Dakota
Everything First Glass.
Fret Glass People patronizs First-Class
Lines.
Ticket Agents everywhere sell Tickets
over the Chicago, Milwauke and st. Pau
RailWey.
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Finds IL tho Best.

STEUBENvILLE. o., January s, 1890.
MesTs S. Baer's Sons:
GENTLEMEN-Enclos fad % Pan
Handle coffee tickets for picture No. Is.
have been using your Panhandle coffee
for a good while and lad ii the beat
Please send picture In care Of William
Floto, grocer, corner Of Sixth and Doch
streets, ard oblige.
MRS. SARAH A. RHOADRs.
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Pilesi PiIesi Piles,

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t never
fails to cure cid chronic cases OF losg
standing.
Judge Coons, Msysville, Ky, says:
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering"
For sale az Logan & Co.'S.
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Wheeling InStalment "a

We have 10 many bargains to os,, -.
this week that it is really difficult to ~, 80
beeinning--Let ne tske up Tols, go
They are both useful and ornamen,slN~
10 fact no bed chamber is complete win
ont ore--We have them here in g,,s,
numbers--snd in every conceiS.S.
style OF decoraiior-In round or OMAR
psterne, with II pieces (includins AZ ~
eech Get, at only $500 a set. Dop't To-
sight Of this figure 6--snd hold 10 N.
fact that every Get has 10 pieces W
are the only house that ever placed ths.s
goods within your reach al this p,ies We
show large line Of Tea and D uusr Sat-
in plain or decorated ware al prices com.
parstiysly low.
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Wheeling InstaIment Co.

While facts may be put down A. s.io,,
proofs nothing is more convincing thn
figures And theee We quote yen 10
day on our Chamber Suits-We rel, a.
tirely TO convince you that we areas a.
ual shead-We offer this week var
heavy complete Chamber Suits in ,ola
ash with large beyeled mirror on dtssi
ct 2l00 dollars--Remembu ihss
goods cell for more morey elsewhere
They are worth more than we ask--Bll
as we said before we can keep dollas /,
your pocket-We have the surprise q
the season for You in massive heavy
solid ash Suit antique finish with lArc
beveled mirrors on the dresser and vssh.
stand at only 5000 each--For AZ elt
giant subatantisl suit-A marvel OF eoops
my and durability It's un6qusltd. 10
walnut, oak aud cherry tnits we display
~ yeral exclusive desicua
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Police Court.

There were five cases in Police Court,
yesterday morning Edward Goudy, for
disorderly conduct, got five dollars and
costs, and Charles Lsughlip, for disorderly
conduct in East Wheeling Sunday, got ten
dollars and costs. Two DRINKS got one
dollars and costs, and the case against
George Smith was dismissed, as is narrated
elsewhere.
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WHEELING |AsTAlMENT C1
lH6 to II40 Market 81

We are are not disciples ofR.n.
that gentleman'e Looking RssLHny
has no charms for Wv rSd'
progressive for thst.-we looS &c LOO
and keep ahead Of all Others ia on, n aoed
business. We are the PEOPLES .S aae Of
seents Looking 10 their wels,.
providing for their comfort and stud
their interests. Buying for .po, c,sS as
in large quantities enables u. 10 o. t. sad
goods at 20 per cent less than Va. S ye1
psy elsewhere. means dclis,' VII
your pocket-Ard let rs cav nor, ! a
that we can keep dollars in your nO, I''s
Others have tried and failed s 49,
stand alone to-day, recognized as tbs ~ We
neers Of low pricess and small pro6ls 20
As restlees--tireless merchants ~,
awake 10 public needs at popular n,;.'H
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Likes Panhandle Very Mach.
MARTINS FERRY. JanuarY 5. 1890.

Messrs. S. BGer's Sons.
GENTLgMEN-Enclose iud 25 wrap
pers for your Panhandle Coffee, for which
please send me your picture No. 40. This
is the third one have got. like your Pan
Handle Coffee very much. Send in care
of John Burkhart. MRS MARY HILL.
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Rushed ana CROWDED All Day.
Greatest sale of the season. Mcquette
Remnants all sold. Some of the best pat
terms of Body Brussels left. Come early
and avoid the rush.
81 % and 81 so Body Brussels at IS and
$50.
SIPS Velvet Brussels at 75c.
IS and 90o Tapestry at so and 65c.
IS and 75c Tapestry at 40 aud 45c.
65 and 75c Bsst All Wool Carpets at 45
and SOC.
5Oc Union Wool Carpets at 30,.
% and SOC Flowered Caipsts at 12s and
15c.
Few patterns of Lace Curtains left at one
third price. STONE x THOMAS.
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GeO.E.Stifel& CO.
1114 MAIN STREET.
mbeelins &e9ister
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. o. Schnepf, the Open House drug
sist, made tine following observations Of
the temperature yesterday: a. NJ, "a; 8
a ~, 40; - m, Sc; 3 D. m, So; z p. m.
so. Weather. cloudy.
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Index to New ADVERTISEMENTS.


SECOND PAGE.
Notice Ladies Hospital Association.
Wanted-M Money.
For Rent Offices and Rooms.
Observation-Disclosures
For Rent-ROOms on Market Street
Card Of Thanks-Mrs Mary Baird
Library Lamps Nesbitt & Bro.
Opera HOuse-She.
Choice Stock at Low Prices-G. Mendel i Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. Il. Lis
FOURTH PAGE.
acknowledgment American Insurance Com
lauy
Helmeis-Dinger's Hat store
Attention. Central Castle No. !, h. e. f.
For Rent-Two Halls.
yaeheron and Constantine Watches-I. g.
Dillon & Co.
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Wheeling InStalment Co.

II low prices and best values AreuA
ject to Jon this is the place to buy-T
combination OF Style and Quality lispl,,'s
in every department backed BY a., ~
prices is Sufficient guarantee tbs, -
leaders in our business-Butitk,,,I
only one-A more practical and CO...
awe proof is our ever.stesdily iuer,,.,..
business and the extensive trade v, 80
daily cultivstipg among the victim, ),
high prices and falsa staifmanfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-18

DoN'T commit suicidel if you have
Dyspepsia: with headache, heartburn, dis
tress in the stomach, no appetite, ana are
all worn out-but take Hoods Sarsapar-
lila and be cured. 1t creates an appetite,
and gently regulates the digestion. Sold
by druggists.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
rhe Bsrthn Malter. Oase.

Coroner Schultz made an examination
into the circumstances attending the death
OF Bertha Walters, detailed in yesterdays
REGISTER, and returned verdict that
death had been caused by too much
whisky. She was buried last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-18

LOrsly toomcn little thought
Whist Joy and pleasure can be brought
From little things so wisely bou ht, as
Bilctfle krGcctS.
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WANAMAKEB & BROWN open the ball
with 900 Nsw Spring Styles for Gents
Suits and Uniforps at 80 per cent. Of a
saving to the consumer and don't forget it.
J. ". FERREL, Ags., 2101 Main st.
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LADIES visiting Wheeling on business
will not forget to call and get rice din
uer at the Brunswick Restaurant, No. 11S5
Market street, for % cents.
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WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY CBLK-
BRATION.

Excursions to Pntsburg via the Pennsyl-
Vsnia Lines.
Excursion Tickets, at one fare for the
round trip, will be sold from Wheeling
and Bridgeport to Pittsburg on Saturday,
February 22i, good returning until Mon
day, February Oath inclusive.
The great parade Of the Jr. o. U. A, NJ.
will take place at $50 p. m. on the 22d.
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An Unknowa Friend.
STEUBRNvILLE, o., Oct. %, 1890.
MeSssrs s. Bder's Sons:
UNKNOWN FRIENDs:-I have used %
pounds of your Panhandle Cctfse and
fud 1t the pursst and most fragrant coffee
on the market. Please send me No. Il
oil painting. l remain your unknown
friend,
Miss MARIE LOIZGEsRLLE,
427 Wells Street,
Steubenville, o.
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THH WEATHER..

For Western Pennsylvania; Threatening wealth
er aud rain: s,utherly winds becoming yaria-
bic and colder; Wednesday morning, cold wave.
For West Virginia: Threatening weather and
rain; sOutherly winds, becoming variable and
co der. Wednesday morning, cod wave.
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Transfers OF Real Estzto.

The following transfers of real estate
were admitted TO rscord by Clerk Hook
yesterday:
Deed made february Is, 1890, by ] A.
Metcslf end vie to Frank l. ffisr, for lot
No. &c, in block No. 7, in the old Fair
Grounds. Consideration, $500.
Deed made February 3, 1890. by Jc-
sephine Rsrwig, of ST.. Olsir, Schuylkili
county, Pa, to Samuel Nesbiit, Jr., for
the Forth hslf of lot No. 5, in square No.
7, on the map of the Joseph Caldwell es-
tate. Consideration, $500.
Deed made February IA, 1890, by K. B.
Garter to @. D. Thompson. for the livery
business at the corner Of Market and
Twenty-third streets. Consideration,
So, 500
Deed made Fe oruary Is, 1890, by G. o
Smith and wife 10 Frank l. ffisr, for lot
No. IA, in square No. 3, in tie old Fair
Grounds. Consideration, $500.
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BLACK Gin for female complaints.
Black Gin for Bright's disease OF the
kidneys.
Black Gin FIR hackachs-
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Pan Handle the Best.
GrrTrnrN NTTTr

sTEUBEsvILLE, OHIO.
Messrs. S. Bder's Sons:
DEAR SIRs-Please send me No. 10 pic
ture, in care OF Stark & Boal. We use no
other Coffee but Pan Handle. 1t is the
best. The other picture, No. 10 is a
beauty. MRS. L. Z CAMPBELL.
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POINTS On PEOPLE.

Movemsuts of Citizens and this Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
s. r. Hickey, of this city, was in Pitts
burg yesterday.
Col. Robert White is back from an ex-
tended business trip.
Mr.. Thomas P. Howell arrived home
from Philadelphia yesterday.
U. s. District Attorney Gen. Geo. Q.
Sturgiss is in the city on business.
Allie Wheat and Charley Hancher left
last night for Oh csgo on business trip.
MISS Ada Dolbear, OF Bsnwood. was the
guest of Miss Marguerite Bloome Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Fowly, of the South Side, is
recovering after o severe attack OF the
grippe.
Mrs. G. T. Griffith and children, of
Kirkland, o., are visiting friends on the
South Side.
Mrs. w. O. Young, of the Island, LETT
for New Cumberland, yesterday, to visit
her parents.
Mr.. Edw. Burt, OF the Island, wsq calico
to Ksnsas City, yesterday, by the illness OF
his grsndchild.
Mr.. N. H. Bliss, OF Omaha, Neb, is the
last glass and pottery buyer to register at
the Mcclure House.
Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Knox, OF East L'I-
erpool, have been spending short time
with DR.. McMasters.
Mrs. Ella Mcconnell. who has been WIS.,
iting her brother, Mr.. II. NJ Harper, has
left for her home in Philadelphia.
US. Internal Revenue Collector A. B.
White came up from Parkersburg Sunday
on business, and is quartered at the Nc
Lure.
Miss Lizzie Wilson, of South Jacob
street, returned home Monday after Q
pleasant visit with her friends in Eastou,
W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allan Howell, ST., Mr..
Thomas P. Howell, and Mrs. Earl W.
Oglebsy and child will leave to-day for
Florida, where they will remain several
months.
The Monday Night Progressive Euchre
Club was entertained last evening by Mr..
anu nuIe ~ uiiuc oiioSht AZ tbch AcclucuSc
on Ohapliue street, in o handsome manner.
This was the last meeting Of the club for
the SEASON.
Mr.. E. B. Thompson, representing the
Oils Bros Company, Of Pitisburg, is in the
city in the interest Of his company. Mr..
Thompson was @ former newspaper man,
and is naturally hail fellow well met,
and thorough business man.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr. d.
L Bryan, of the firm Of ]. T. Goodwin &
Co., Of this city, to Miss Annie jackson,
of Jane Lev, Lewis county, W. Wa, on
Wednesday. February 10 ST noon. Among
those from the city who will attend are
Messrs. G. W. Dudley, Harry Fitzgerald
and G. r. Ogden.
Mr.. A. H. Olmsted and his son, Mr.. F.
E Olmsted, of Hartford, Conn are regis
tered at the Mcclure House. Mr.. Ohm
sted, Senior, is a partner Of COL Geo. P.
Bisaell, and his object in company to the
city was to look over the Union Bridge
and Terminal Railway Company work,
which was shown them yesterday by
Resident Engineer Gilmer Browne.
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VIII Have No Other.
WASHINGTON, PA, ls90.
Messrs s Baer's Sons:

Messrs S Baer's Sons:
DEAR SIRs: You will frd enclosed %
Handle Coffee tickets, for which you
will please send in return one Of your oil
paintings. / would prefer scenery If you
will let me have it; if not, send No. %.
We have been using your coffee for two
years and will have no other. Send pic
ture in care of John A. Best, grocer. Ad.
dress ETA BELL, Washington, Pc.