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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-25
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on hand for reference. Patrons and friends
are cordially invited to visit and avail them
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04

State Of West Virginia. county u Ohio. In
the Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
James V. Chambers, trustee and In his own
right,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
BESwOOD.

Mayor Manhood received an anonymous
communication yesterday morning, when
berated council for neglecting TO pass th'
resolution calling for new sewer on MAN
street. The Mayor suggests that the prop
or way for citizens TO bring their views be
fore council is to appear in person, or al
/ least to sign their names TO communlca
tions.
A lot in Peabody Il Eskey's addition tc
McMechen was Yesterday sold TO Smtn
MARBLE. Mr. MARBLE will erect a hand
some residence on it in the spring.
The pudding department at the mill
which was off since Tuesday night on ac
count of the breaking of spindle, resumed
work again last night.
Michael Moran will start hardware
store in McDonald's house, opposite the
Catholic church, now occupied by klggs
bakery.
Part of the Riverside steel works was
OF about an hour and half yesterday
morning on account of an accident.
Henry Riddle. c. c. McMechen and j
/ l.. McNlechen have beeu appointed aP
praiscrs OF the kenplc estate
Mr.. Bartlebaugh's new house was fin
ished Y ,sterday, and turned over to him by
the contractor.
The sale of building lots at McMecher
next Saturday will draw large crowd
from this place.
The local post of the G. \. K. will give a
fair and festival at their hall on the 10Th
and llth inst.
Rev. Father Reynolds, of Wcllsburg,
was the guest of Rev. p. McMenamin yes
terda.
The cold machines at the factory will &c
on again this morning.
The nail mill made heavy shipments by
rail Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
MARTINS FERRY.

There has been danger sign put up on
the bridges on the only street or road lead
ing To Newland's addition and that part oil
the Third ward, ana shows the careless
ness Of some of our city officials ana they
NAV have few law suits on their hahus
if they don't do something toward repair
iSg those bridges.
There was quite an audience at the coun-
eli chamber on Thursday evening 10 see
what route council would let the street car
line take Fourth street, above walnut;
was we'll represented, but walnut anu
Fifth streets carried off the prize Inc
vote stood ) to go up walnut 10 run anu
for il to continue up Fourth TO Short aV-
enue.
The remains of David TApplegarth' $
child will arrive here to-day at II o'clock,
and will be buried at l o'clock from inc
residence of Alonzo Beck.
The citizens all over town are seeing the
necessity of paved streets anu are aslIdIliis
the paving of the different streets upon
which they live
The arc light on Jefferson street, near
the Wine cellar, was out last night. Inns
only makes two out inside of two squares
The Fat Mems Club will draw a big
house tonight. The Golden troupe VIII
be here tomorrow and Saturday night
The Wheeling and Lake Erie are receiy-
ing considerable timber and lumber VIA the
c. < p for their work above the city.
A Young child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Me
Masters died yesterday morning at
o'clock 1t will be buried to-day.
Prof. Mannix will lecture before the @.
NJ. A. on Saturday evening, on How 10
Keep Strong" All are invited.
CIV. Morrison. of Scott Bros, toy man
ufacturers of Pittsburg, is in the city III
the interest of his house.
Chief Ong has signed applications 70
have water put in the First and Secohu
ward hose houses
w. B. Johnston, of Conotton, and L. j.
King. of New York, are registered at the
haywood.
Thoburn Post G.. 4. r., X. of 7; and a.
+. X A. NJ. all elected officers on Iuesu"y
evening.
The weather that we are having mas
stopped the grading and hlllne on four'"
street.
The festival and social given by the
Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening net
NJ Jennings, of Coshocton, O., stopped
here yesterday on his way 10 Mount iea'-
David Jones has left for Cambridge, MS
future home, accompanied by his 1amlly,
Mr.. Louis Smith lost valuable uos ias'
Tuesday while out hunting; w
Mrs. Hoyle, mother OF Ellis anu D. W.
Hoyle is dangerously Ill. u,a..o.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal IS lying III al ner
home in the Third ward. ~
Mrs X. F. Allender is lying very Ill al
her home in the grove.
The Y. Nc. a. elected their Board OF
Directors last night.
VIM. Connolly was in Portland on ousi-
ness yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
BRIDGEPORT.

The crew of No. plate mill, in the
Standard mill is arranging for two hun
dred ward foot race between Frank Cox
AND Hugh Clarke. The race, which is TO
be for so side, is manifesting great
deal of interest, as Clarke is to have start
of fifteen yards. The time at which the
race will take place has not yet been per-
manently settled. Both are now in tram
ing.
Mr. William Lewis, the young man who
was sent to the penitentiary at Mounds
vile for one year, for voting illegally in
Wheeling some two or more years ago, has
| Joined the regular army under an assumed
name. 10 will be remembered that he made
an attempt to Join once before, but not be-
ing of the required age he was not admit
ted.
Mrs. James Clarke and her daughter
Annie, left last week to visit friends IN ST.
| Clairsvilie and while there Mrs. Clark
was taken quite i'll, and is not yet able to
| be bought TO her homein Kirkwood.
The Catholic congregation has moved
| from their church building, on kirkwood
/ hill. and are now worshiping in their new
edifice lately built out the National pike,
near the toll gate.
Miss Maggie Gifiin, young lady well
and favOrably known here, and Mr. WI
liam Boyles, of West Wheeling, will be
married during the holidays.
The case of George S. Bell vs.. the c., l.:
4 W. Railroad Company, for the loss OF
his right hand. will be tried in the Court oil
Common Pleas tomorrow
Messrs. Geo. O'Kelley, Nicholas Kuhn
and another gentleman, of Chrlchsvllle'
are taking q few days hunt at Stewart
Landing
Miss Ada Dilworth, of Connellsvllle,
Pa. who has been the guest of Miss Emma
Mitchell left yesterday for Chicago.
A roll on plate mill No. of the Standard
mill was broken Tuesday evening thus de-
LAYING that department short time.
The Salvation Army is holding a meet
ing in the City Hall once each week. Ihey
are trying TO establish post here
Mrs. Sanford Scott, who has been max
ing 4 visiting tour through New YORK
State, will arrive home to-day.
Miss Della Lippncott will leave today
TO make a visit with friends and relatives
in Johnstown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens. of philadelphia,
are the guests of Mr.. T.. u. Rhodes.
Miss Hannah Smith, who has been i'll fol
few DAYS, is convalescing.
To-day is payday on the c. /. u w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
We Didn't understand Him.

When l get to the depot half an hour
ahead OF time. or when lam compelled
TO wait for an hour or two at some juno
ton, like to be social with my fellow
victims. Hang the man who makes a
churl of himself under any circum-
stances, particularly when he travels.
Eight or ten of us had been thrown
off at a railroad junction in Indiana, To
wait for two hours, aud 1t wasn't ten
minutes before We were all talking, Wis
iting, smoking and yawning. All but
one. | am, OF course, speaking of the
men. The ladies held the sitting room,
while we took the platform. This one
was middle-aged man, who took his
yalSe and sat down at the far end Of
the platform, as if 10 get as far away
from us as he could. Everybody no.
ticed his action, and he was put down as
Sour-minded chap who could have
added nothing to our comfort. We sim
ply did by him as he did by us-let him
severely alone.
About ten minutes before train time
| noticed that the man was asleep. i
made bold to approach him and call ont,
but he did not move. Going closer, the
peculiar pallor of his face alarmed me,
and in another minute | discovered that
lac was dead. lie had passed away
while he slept. When we came to lift
him up what do you suppose we found?
lie had been writing in a note book
with pencil, and the last lines he had
written were:
"A stranger in strange land, and
sick unto death, and yet no one has a
word of sympathy-no one will even
come near me. May God forgive them
for being SO Stony-hearted. | hope
that 10y tomorrow
But no tomorrow ever came to him.
1t came to all the rest of us, but, come
rs often as it may, none of us will ever
feel just right toward ourselves. We
had miSjudged him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
PRODUCE.

CucAGo. December 3.-The heavy carry
ing charges formed too much of load for
The bulls TO stagger under, and this was
the cause of Il radical decrease In the prlce
of wheat. The market opened strong, Du,
without being especially active, trading be-
ING principallv local. Prices fuctuated
wildly in the afternoon. Heavy selling IN
the last hour ran prices down and the mar
ket closed weak ut the bottom. Corn, mod
erately active, irregular and lower. Oats,
moderately active and closed quiet. Pro
visions. fair business was transacted
with the feeling somewhat stronger
Flour. steady and unchanged. Wheat
cash No. , spring $3.50; No spring ia
S9c; No. red $3.50; December 81 ass?Ss c,
closing at s99lc: January 92l4a95c, closing
M g2I5c: Nav 9Sl5Sl 0l3s, closing at 9S9sc
Corn. cash No 9 1910; December 4915a
5OiIc. closing at 49ilc; January ~ aJO95c,
closing at 4g5Sc; May 53a54lsc, closing at
53c. Oats. cash No , 4Ssc; December
go a43i5c. closing at 43c; January 1875
437Sc. closing at 1910; May 45@s ai69 sc,
closing at 455.c. Rye, No. ., Use. Barley,
at 7Sc Flax Seed, at 1921. Timothy Seed
AT 81 -. Mess Pork, cash = G21zas %;
December $40 75al0 95js, closing at $40 so;
Nav sll 51i5all S2lS, closing at 81 CO.
7 ard cash and December - 62l &c; January
s. g7I5a6 05c, closing at 81 90; May s. 5Oa
& 57i< closing at 81 81. Bulk Meats, short
ribs. s. lOa5 20; December - 90; January
b 40a5 80. closing at 81 49,: May s. goa
) or. closing at 92L; shoulders 81 15a
1 S7i5; short clear s. 65a5 20. Others I'M
changed. Receipts-Fleur, $1,000 barrels
wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 10000 bush
els: oats. 225 900 bushels: rye, $1,000 bush
els: barley, 1900 bushels. Shipments
Flour. II. 900 barrels; wheat, y, 900 bushels
corn. iS6. 900 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels
rye, Il, 900 bushels; barley. $1,000 bushels.
New YORK. December 3.-Flour, receipts
II .0s2 packages: exports GOO barrels
market dull and heavy; sales 1000 pack
aces. Wheat, receipts, 5000 bushels; ex-
sales. 6.4S2, 900 bushels futures end ll,OOC
bushels spot; spot market unsettled and
iS%c lower and dull; ungraded red 99l4 ca
81 O6: No. 8 red 9719c; options weak and
lower: No. . red December 81 G!sal 0214
closing at 81 021s; January 81 Gt4al US
closing at 81 03ss; February 81 N1sal yos4'
closing at 81 04ll; March 81 10 al ol,s,
closing at 81 O5is; May 81 O51sal O!4,
closing at 81 05A; July 994c; December
g9Ilc. Rye, quiet; western '6a'sc. Corn,
receipts. 1900 bushels; exports 59,VOI
bushels; sales, 10000 bushels futures and
lis. 600 bushels spot; ungraded mixed 81
63c: December Gle; January oo4c' May
59sIa 60Jsc, closing at 5994c. Oats, receiP's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
Highest of all Leaveng PoweU. Govt Report Aug II 1885,
Roe! B Bsxd:s3
ABSOLUTELY PURE

5000 bushels; exports, 20,300 bushels
sales, 605,000 bushels futures and l04. 00O
bushels spot; market unsettled and weak
December 49, &c; January 50l4c; May 81 Ia
52l5c, closing AT 81 sc: mixed western 47a
sic; white DO 5Sc; No . Chicago 50I%c.
Hay and Hops, quiet. Coffee, firm: Deem
Der Il 20al1 DC; January lG.3 BIC: February
10 SIC; March 15.35al540c; April l5.l5c:
May 15.l5c: spot Rio dull at 19ilc. Sugar.
steady and firm. Rice, steady. Petroleum,
quiet; United 6G34c Cottonseed oil. dull.
Tallow, quiet at 43Ic. Resin, firm and
quiet. Turpentine. dull. Eggs, quiet and
firm; western 2Sa30c. Pork, quiet: mess
$40 -; extra prime $40 50all 90. Cut
meats dull Lard, weak; western steam
81 II; January 81 30: February 81 ~;
March s. 81. Butter, firm; western dairy
lla20c; creamery l4a2Sc. Cheese, active
and firm; Ohio flats Ga9lic
PHILADELPHIA, December 3. - Flour.
quiet. Wheat, quiet; No. = red December
81 ya99ISc; January 81 0Ol$ai OH: Febru-
AIRY 81 02al 03; March 81 DIAL o. Corn.
quiet; No. . mixed December, January
February and March 5,lEa5s4c. Oats
dull; No. white December 81 {a52c: Jan
uary 52s ia53c; February So a5395c; March
Sic. Pork. new mess so j0all %; prime
mess, new $40 90; family 2l3 80 Eggs
firm; Pennsylvania firsts Csc Receipts
Flour, 900 barrels; corn, % 600 bushels
oats, 5000 bushels. Shipments Wheat
IS bushels; corn, IL, coo bushels: oats, 10,0Oi
bushels.
CINCINNATI, ONO, December > Cotton
quiet and easy; middling CSC. Flour
steady. Wheat, firm; No , red 9Gc; re
ceipts $500 bushels; shipments, 900 bush
els. Corn, steady; No. , mixed BE. Oats
irregular; No , 471lc. Rye, dull. Pork
quiet at $40 -. Lard, steady at - %
Bulk Meats, easier; short clear - -. Ba
con, steady at 81 80 Whisky, active al
81 H. Butter, Sugar and Cheese, steady
Eggs. easy at pc.
BALTIMORE, Mn, December Wheat
western easy; No. winter red spot anC
December 81 a95c; January 6ilag63{c
May 81 03ii al 03%. Corn, western firm
mixed spot 5Sc; year 5ii5c Oats, quiet
Rye, firm. Hay, quiet, at Sl050all.CO
Butter, firm. Eggs, active at PC Re
ceipts-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, 4,0OC
bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels; oats, 800
bushels; rye. 1000 bushels. Shipments
Flour, 800 barrels; wheat, 1000 bushels
TOLEDO, O.. December 3.-Wheat weak
| March and May 81 90. Corn, active; cash
53c. Oats, quiet; cash isc. Clover Seed
dull; cash and December a ~; January
81 20. Receipts-Wheat. 5000 bushels
corn, 10000 bushels: oats, 800 bushels
rye, 80 bushels: clover seed. 800 bags
Shipments Wheat, $500 bushels: corn
jS 900 bushels; oats. 400 bushels; rye. .20C
bushels: clover seed, 40 bags.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
Celebrating n Divorce
Chicago TriJuN

A man who looked like man Of the
world, and may be he was, went into the
Grand Pacific Exchange, and, steadying
himself on the counter, said TO Mr. Ne
Kenna:
"Take me by the hand. Shake my
hand"
"What for?" asked Mr. McKcnna
who is ot bit of 4 politician.
II am free man. was the reply
"Give me a small bottle"
Having procured his goods he asked
Mr.. McKenna to join him, which wa.
declined. "IIavc one of your men join
me-" said the customer, but this wa:
declined. The purchaser looked around
the ROOM but no one seemed inclined tC
join him in his flow of generosity.
He went out and came back accom-
panied by bootblack of the corridor
AS he marched him up to the counter
he said to him:
"Sir, have invited you to join me on
this occasion. To me it is more than the
Fourth of July, and it is Christina:
and Thanksgiving run together. Dc
you know the occasion OF this hilarity?'
The bOotblack said he did not.
"Thash what | thought" said tho
purchaser. "Lcmme esplain it. The
old woman got her divorce to-day. She
got it on the grounds of too much drink
ing on my side. know she feelsh good
over her divorce, and as she can't in
dulgc I'm doing it for her. See? And
fellow can't celebrate alone. ThaSi
why brought you in. Take a drink
aad fall back. Somebody elSh'll b'
along, directly, and | want to treat
them all alike
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
Saturday, tho 18th Day of Deccm'
Der, A. ID. 1890,

commencing ~ 10 O'Clock =. m. the following
described two parcels Of PEAL estate. that J, I"
say:
First. The South oBe-third Of Lot No - 10
Chaplne aud Eois addition 20 the CITY ol
wheeling m the County Of Ohio. and State ~
West Virginia. fronting twenty two ~ i'"t on
Main rect aud running back the same Niuiii
IA an alley Being the same property conveyed
To August Rolf in hi- lifetime By John Goshofh
by deed dated the oh day 81 April \. ID. lh,''
and recorded IN the Office of the CLERK 81 To
County Court Of said Ohio county, ia Decd Book
No H. pa." ~. And
second Lot numbered fifteen go. ~ ia
Square No. IL rs designated On the map oi the
subdivisions Of %. Joseph Caldwell estate anu
additions thefcfrom 90 the City Of Wheeling.
county n Ohio, and State Of West Virginia,
being the same property conveyed 10 August
Rolf in his lifetime by Christian hlein"r and
wife by decd dated the 10th day oi August, y.
ID 1874. and recorded in the Office ~ the CLERK
Of the County Court Of said ono county, ~
Deed Book No SO, pages 2ss and 2sg. Said last
mentioned parcel. Lot No 10, VIII Dr. offered a'
"A whole and in TWO parts
TERMS OF SALE-On.-thlrd, or As much
more as the purchaser may elect 70 pay. cash on
day Of sale the balance. II any. In two equal
instalments. payable in six and twelve months
respectively from the day OF sale with Interest
from that day. the purchaser 10 give his notes
FOR the deferred payments. and the ttl" 70 ne
property 10 be- retained until the note, are paIl
IN full Lou i r. 81 I'D,
Special Commissioner
WN HALLEE, Auc;ioneer.
hereby certify that the said Special Commits;
.ioner has given bond as required by law am
the decree entered 10 the above emitted cause
noi3i JOHN " MITCHELL Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
AMONG THE WITS.

There are two sides tOcvery story. and
some Of them have four and ceiling
-itchi>on Globe.
You're just the man I'm laying for.
as the brickmasou said to- the contract
or-Bm1h0mfon Leader.
Come out and take a walk" No.
the sky Is gray. and gray Is not becom-
ing to me. "-GIiCgcndc Bidctirr.
It's somewhat remarkable how 81
many crooked men get into Straitened
circumstance Washington Post
$50 You were in that wreck. were
you? What were your sensations when
your car was telcScOpcd?' "Oh, l saw
stars Hdrpcf's Bc-Gr
..Docs the cellar leak?" NO. It's
had TWO feet ot water in 10 ever since I've
f been in the house. Not drop has got
out.-HGrpcr's B0-dr.
NoyeIst-"An OF my novels are reg
istcrcl no the poSto0icc a. second class
matter" Pc>SimiSt-"They ought L,
DE. -Imcricm StntioRcc.
Drop me line. yelled the drown
Ing man. "What'> the uSe.' said the
humoriSt on the dock. There's n,
postoricc where You are going. Life
Guest to- hotel keeper l-''You hav,
made my board bill very high, haven't
yous~ Hotel Keeper-"Yes; | didn't
want You 20 jump it.'-Nctc York sun
a kentucky woman of twenty-five
has been married six times. IL is no
much trouble in the Blue Grass countr,
Co ,ec that their graves are kept green
Hutchinson NCrS.
I'm feeling very ID again, doctor
DO Won think I'm going % die? M
dear madame, compose yourself. Tina
is the last thing 10 the world that is
going % happen 90 You. Life.
The Prince Of Wales has u cabine
containing copies OF every style Of pho
t0sraph ever taken Of himself. TheS'
prints Of Wales are negative evidence
of his vauity.-Phu0dclpbi Ledger
so Fordham Nights has married
Mrs. Bronson. eh?' Yes, I'm sur
prised. too. She is woman Of no fam
/ ily." You must bee mistaken. Ford!
told me she had five children. '-H'rp
cr'> Bd-0r.
Foggs have never yet been ahl'
I to stand mp 20 q New Years resolution.
/ Bogg> IL am proud to say my Pledg'
/ for l>90 has been kept Sacredly.
/ FoggS What was it. pray Bogs
81 quit quitting "-H0rptrS Bd-or.
I Strawber That was pretty gOo'
trick that was played on gas company
7 ina Chicago. a fellow out there diScon
nectcd his meter put rubber tube
around il. and for months they didn
discover that he had been robbins
them" Singerly What did they dc
with him them Strawber-"The,
made him one of The directors Of thu
company. Life.
Il should like 20 observe, madam,
said the patient boarder. "that while
am very fond OF the neck of the fow
YOU are carving. shall deny myself thi
/ year and beg for large, white chuni
on the breast With this view have
/ had my trunk packed. and adrayman Is
now waiting at the door for an answer
| Err Is Go breast cor ueck?'-Imcricu
.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
QUESTION WELL ANSWERED..
In What Respect i ChGmberlain's Cough
Remedy Better Than Any other.


II is the only remedy that will hqueiy
the tough. tenacious mucus incident TO
colds. and render il easy TO eNpectorate
| II is the only remedy that will cause the
expulsion o. mucous from the air cells OF the
lungs.
/ M is the only remedy that will couu-
teract the effect of "a severe cold and greatly
mitigate. if not efectually cure the cold
within one days time. To do this IL must
be used as soon As the first symptoms Of the
cold appear.
twill cure severe cold in less time than
any other treatment.
IL is the only remedy that will prevent
Group.
Its the only remedy that has cured thous-
ands of cases OF Group without a single taiI-
urc.
pit is the only remedy that : III prevent
an dangerous consequences fr m whooWng
cou Oh.
Ills pleasant and safe 20 take. There IS
not the least danger in giving il TO children
Ina large and frequent doses which are
always required in case Of Group anu some
times for whOoping cough.
II is put up in large bottles for the price
Many persons who have used 1t for years
and know from experience its true value,
sav that 80 cent bottle OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will 90 further towards
curipc severe colds. and do more real good
Than dollar bottle of any other cough
medicine they have ever used. For sale
bv " ". Irwin. c. T. GOetze, &. Schnepf,
J. Klari and NJ. W Heinrich, drug
.rf.fe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, December petroleum,
opened steady; January option fell &c,
then recovered i4c, and closed dull. The
transactions were the smallest on record.
the total sales being $1,000 barrels. Penn
sylyania oil opened at &c; highest, low
est and closing G6c; January option opened
and highest &c: lowest G6l4c; closing at
csc. Lima. oil; no sales.
on CITY. Pa, December 3.-Petroleum
opened at $3.50; highest 61c; lowest 6ji &c:
closed ut G6iSc. Sales, 49,, OOo barrels
charters, -, lS3 barrels; shipments. l0!, So
barrels; runs, S3,li barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, December 3.-Petro.
leum, dull and lower; opened and highest
&c; closed and lowest 663Sc.
BRADFoRD, PA. December 3.-Petro
leum opened at $3.50; highest &c; low
est 6Gi .c;- closed at GGHc. Clearanccs 252,-
600 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
Who rules in this town?
Depends on the question up.

w no IuI6S III tillS lONH
Depends on the question up.
The lamp-chimney ques-
tion-what sort do you break /?
Whatever sort your dealer
ieals in.
How, do you think, he
selects his chimneys?
He buys those that cost him
east; he can get the regular
price for them; and the faster
they break the more he sells.
That's how he reasons.
Tell him you want Mac,
beth's "pearl top or "pearl
glass" tough glass, transPar-
emit, clear, not ioggy, hne, OF d
right shape and uniform. Tel
him you'll pay him a nickel 81
more a piece, and that will
cover his extra costs twice
over. Tell him you don't pro-
pose to break any more. Try
your hand at ruling.
'Pittsburg. GEo \. MACBETH & CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-04
UANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY Z. W. KELLEY, President
Kanawha short Linrl Schedule in eject No
yrnber eth, lsSg. fsubj.ct 10 change without
notice. Trlus leave Wheeling 1919 o. NJ Wa
ohio River 4 T.: arrive Charleston 80 p. Ir
Leave Charleston s.45 a. ~: arrive Wheeling
| 7.i5 .. M, via q. X. K. T. Leave Charleston
1885 a. M. arrive Wheeling 40 n. "a via Co
luinbus aud u. y o., daily except sunday. "Cen-
trail Standard Time. Sundays. only traiDs
leave Charleston 500 =. IN; arrive Wheeling
7.45 D. m. Leave Wheeling GOO a. ID: arrive
Charleston I las p. m, via o. r. X. r.
GEO. J. ERALICH. G. p A.