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VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Patents

opaNeats' and Trad MARKS obtained ana a
,,'nt un>li .ss conducted Tor Moderate Fees
'ui 'm'r Is opposite l.. : Patent once We
nave no sub agencies n 1 husir, q dirnrt hence
tE.a.r lhtent business In tess time and Mt
s.,I - ,han those remote frnn Washington.
ior e"u W"'lei' drawing, or photo. With ,lc~Sript
III" We ahilSe If pateutahle Dr. not free Of
Sc- 'hr zee not due tin pat, ~ il secured.
, book, GLOW 10 obtain Patents" With re
ereheeS 10 actual clients in yoI,r state comfy or
tlWn, sent free Address
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the bar
Mems o th fucs,sm
made made desirable
esan, N finish and all the and desirable aud DO
=
Never enabled
dc Never Sc 10
fa a-ou-h Chhin
sni II rom 81 Boys
ID
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The Staging srhool taught b, Nj
I. f WiugArr at Chcrrylirli cIp>ei
a-t lu--'ia, night. Mr. Winga,e i a
good Teacher sui We hope he viii come
again at some future day
Town meeting March luIh passed
~ quietly The vote Wa small \"
tax collector ihi- year All taxes pa'd
ir.',tr ,lulv - ~ jet "a ,ii-rnuut a
t~t c,rt. Al prpI before My, IT.
( ct cent M-nry j. 10 b, paiI i.
tbs 'F,.-u1.r. /. i Moves Altar
Ny. | Al nnpa,l vii, ',c Ieit ~i:h rhr
constable
A party Of isie, and geuile'uen "
it'd camp Harrison AT Tnpk Pond,
"Wednesday OF la-, week
Dan Handy was in town last week
on Wis 10 friends Also Mrs Julia
Allen OF Columbia Falls.
Samuel Buaz-il formerly OF Cherry
his sou. Warren
Mar. IL.
The >nirhsillr Dramatic Cnh acted
successfully the drama The Wander
er'> Return" The actors have been IN
,itrd 10 repeat the play at Cherry
h!d next "Wednesday evening.
4 successful term Of school taught
hy Mr. David Fletcher closed the l4th
Mr. Fred Pink ham Of Hallomeil j.
III toxin. called here by the Sickness OF
his father
Mar H.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that he has lie. n duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of eNecu
tor Of the last will and testament of William
Armand. late of sullivan. in the county of nan
cock. decrease bv giving bond as the law iii
rerts; he therefore requests al persons who ARE
indebted To aid deceaseds estate tn make imme
diate pa, ment. and those who have any imme.
date dema Bds thereon to exhibit the same for set
tlcment.
ALEXANDER TAYLOR.
March 18th, A. D. 1880. 3yl2
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The Safest

A Nd most powerful Alternative Is
n Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young and
old are alike benefited by its use. For
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attended him. hut he grew continually
worse Uuder their care, and every hcsy
expected he would die. Had heard II
the remark able cures Effected bN ANeis
SarSapaIilla, and decided Ia lave my
boy trN it. Shortly after he began 10
take this medicine. the ulcers com
menced healing, ami. after using several
bottles, he as entirely cured He is
now as healthy and strong As any hoy
Of his age - William +. bougheriy,
Hampton. Va
In May last, my youngest child
fourteen months odd, began "a have sores
gather ON its head and body. We ap-
Piled Narious simple remedies without
az all. The sores increased IN number
and dis harred copiously. A physician
was called, bat the sores cent inutH to
multiply until i'll few 'ihs they
nearly covered the cllid's h ana holly.
Az last We began the use Of 4 yer's Sar-
ssrarlia. In few DAYS a mar ke,l
change for the batter was manifest Tile
sores assumed mere healthy CONDITION.
HE dis haT-.s were gradually diulu-
l>hed. and finally ceased aifoc, ihtr.
The child j. livelier. its skin Is ll,->her,
aud H. appetite letter than We ave oh
served Tor months. + rank NJ. G.Iffn,
LING Point Texas.
The formula Of Avcr'S Sar>ai rilla
presents. f,T cliroric Diseases ri ajnsoNt
every Kind, Tile list r,meny known 70
the medical w0fii."- u. NJ Wilson.
NJ. d, " igEs, Arkansas.
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the eruptive dis
eases peculiar to
children nothing
else is so effective
as tlis medicine.
" lille its agreea-
Die flavor makes
it easy to admin
lister.
Ny little boy
had large Scroiu-
Ions ulcers ON his
neck and throat
from viii, h lie
suffered terribly.
Two physicians
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Capital paid up n Cash, So 900, 900

ASSETS DEC. 81. lsss.
h estate owned by The company.
t,!negnlhere,i. s329.dlo OF
l. w. uu bond and mortgage, .irst
2,seS, js, =
- A. and bonds owned by the com
sj. market value. l.5l7.is> W.
l.. secured hy ColiaierAls, 1870 uo
ta n ,n the company principal Office
a.iiu bank 5000 04
d. ret due and accrued and other
property. IS - 'G
~ mlum- tn due course Of collection, ~ - lU
= ere gate 81 all the admitted assets
ia, company at their actual value, s,-3l, 20 :
LIABILITIES DEC. u. ls-p.
y amount Of unl aid loose. and
claims. 325.sg- i
A.1uni required u safely reiu-ure
avg outstanding rtsk-, 500 SIC o.
I .ii amount Of liabilities. except
'IpItal stock aud net surplus, 1881. 49, =
Capital actually paid UP in cash 5000 800
- pla- bet oud capital. 2r}yti,1 - ~
--regate amount Of liabilities in
,utiu. ne: surplus, e.13i 81 =
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p ,h.
y
M. I,...,I ,.rI., In
Guy Bank has gone into the truck
ing business ON hl- OWE account, hay
Iahu N,nouoI1 :. o.r , so,o,J
,,
W.--., j.. rh,,Iow h.,e Io.do3 H..
s.hoa.ar ..c,,oni.,r TIL ana Ill.,,
dred tons Of ice for Isle au llant pal-
ties.
ha., h c.i a. D..
Island wh;rb i su,n..ed ,o h.lon, J.,
,h, xiii m which Hahn Harvey AMI
Amo. Ea,nn l.n Foog I-b,ua dur,u,.
tl,. gal,. of Eah Ii E.tnu's hnI,
was found on Spruce Island four week
alter aud II is now thought that liar
'eH "'iH may oe uh''e' 'ht sue" ~
,"e N,''''t vi 'he '"'"' Eau a. '''"'
'i"u ti'e appearance = ""'''" 'eei' ~
=" o'''""'" ''eeS a. >'e."' -"
mast Thu, ir.reur, i tha, ,ouu,
Harvey NAV have .ucce.ded in reach.
inc band and then died from ,xno.ur,.
Mar II
wAithA"
Mr.. and Mr. Irvine Younu of Ran
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THE SECRET or i Long LIFE.

f.. W. WOOSTER
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-05

Capt. John W. BUNTING used your
Accomac Phosphate OH sweet potatoes
and corn. aud 1t did better than any
fertilizer / used. w. B. Pitts, Onley
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Baltimore. Md.
eTs9ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
w AT PRIVATE SALE.


AS attorney for Mr.. Frazier X.
Weed and Others, offer for sale,
at private contract, valuable real
estate situated at Exmore station,
northampton county, Va, consist
ing of storehouse, u stories high,
large and well arranged, with dwell
ling attached, and lot 75x20O feet,
picture gallery anilot 75x2O0 feet.
and farm of % acres of high and
productive land, which has on it
$500 peach trees of best variety
and a new 2 story dwelling house
20x29 feet.
This is an excellent stand fortbe
mercantile business, and the prop.
erty will be sold either as whole
or to suit the purchaser at a fair
price and on reasonable terms OF
credit--and the stock Of goods now
on hand in said storehonse will be
sold at cost price in New York.
For further particulars see or
address L. FLOYD Mock,
Aceomac G. H., Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-05
BEAUTIFUL LOT IN OMAN
COCK FOR SALE.

The Baptist Parsonage lot in
Onancock is for sale. The house
is new, large and comfortable. The
lot contains nearly three acres,
fronts on Main and runs through
to Ker street. Two desirable build
ing lotscan be made to fropt On Ker
st, and leave nearly two acres with
the main building and lot fronting
on Main street. The lot is very
desirable aud there is probably. no
more comfortable or convenient
house i'll town. 1t will be sold as
a whole or subdivided to suit.pur.
chasers, provided sale Of the
whole is effected. Terms will be
made convenient. If not sold at
ans early day it will be rented out
for this year. Address either
b. t. GUNTER. Accomac G. IT,,
or E. l.. EAST, OnancOck, Va.
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Capt. John W. Bunting-I used yonr
Acccnnc Phosphate on sweet potatoes,
and it did better than phosphate paid
$40 per ton. / am much pleased with
1t and shall use it again next year.
John Drummond, Keller
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Agents F. Barnes. Mappsvie Capt Sam1 j. Davis Atlantic
H. man. Parksey; W Mears Son. Keller; w b. PITTS Oniey
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lgiHs55 a#a
NEW YORK, PHILA. { NOR
FOLK R. R. Gu.

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New York, Phila., Norfolk,
ayd Old Point Comfort.
NORTHWARD
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-05

Consisting Of FsDd the other Standard Ferzng Ingredients
prices AT FACTORY
Astanae Phosphate S& Aeilllted Fish $2 Crude Fish Sl6
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WINTER SCHEDULE. Me4s
OF THE ,SMssS

WINTER SCHEDULE. NAqv
OF TAE .ssa
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE.
UntIlfurther notice. will run their steamers ne
:oIlows, tweaIhor permitting, leaving soutn 81.
wharf at 500 o'clock p. NJ.
steuuor EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. ". MATTHEW'S.
SUNDAYS for Ford 8, Crirfeld, Ho1mans, Evans,
Boggs'. Nandua. Concord. paTis'. Roads,
Nilcs', Shields and Ruee. HETURaIG6-lcHve
Ruo's Tuesdays, a.n, touching nt.tho above
landings at the usual hours st 1lutors chrdulo
WEDNESDAYS for Fords, Crinnold. Hoffman,.
Evans, Boggs'. Aunt.n: Creek, Guilford and
Messongo. nErUkNlN0-leAyes Messop:o in.
NJ. Fridays. suashins st d1ilioro anu h d,
Crock at tho usual hours, Spndun at IA nooii'
other Landings at tho usual winter schedule
time.
Steamer TAHGlER,
Cart. RICHARD REWARD.
Tuesday and Friday for crisneld. 1an=tcrI.!snd.
Finney's. Onancock, HholltOwn, Pits Wharf
Ledar Hall Rohoboth Pecoinoke City and Snow
Hill. sRETURNING-Xondays and Thursday.
leaves snow Hill 6 an, touching at the above
landings Mt usual hours. lcave OnancocI PM.
Steamers leave Crisheld fol Balti
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight ana passengers received orall points
~ the n. T., rhin. and Norfolk, Wicomico and
Pucomoke II. Il. daily. Delaware, Maryland anu
Virginia Railroads Oh Tuesdays and Fridays
unty.
Positively DO freight received after 4b p, nj.
.ud must che prepaid to all points, except
on the N. Yssphila. and Norfolk Railroad.
r.E. CLARK, General Agent,
lan south street. Baltimore
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Capt. john W. Bunting-Beinp a
strong advocate Of one 'particular brand
OF fertilizer. the same being = high
priced one that I will not nam. IT, /
purchased of your agent small quantity
of your Accomac Phosphate and an,
more than pleased, with the result, and
Shall use nothing Else next season. The
crude fish made just as good potatoes
but hot early. d. T. Justice, Atlantic
Capt. John W. Bunting-This is to
certify that your Aecomac Phosphste
s s,' me oetseI results by far than any
nave ever used for potatoes, &C., shall
use IL next season, as | got no potatoes
from anything else used.
Geo. H. Justice, Atlantic
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+" stops for passengers on signal toconductor
*"daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't,
Cape Charles City, Va.
r. B. Cooke Gent Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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Salisbury s8as
SEASIDE FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract, a valuable sea
side farm situated in "White's
Neck,n about a. miles from Parks
ley, containing about 100 acres,
with good dwelling and all neceS-
sary 0ulhouses in good repoir. 1t
is in a good state Of cultivation,
having been occupied BY the same
tenant for ten years, is we'll adapt
ed to the growth of all kinds of
trucks, or wonld make a splendid
stock farm, having good pasture
open 10 the water. lti is we'll tim
bered and has on it an abundance
of resources. For terms and other
particulars call on or address
DIR. j. 7. SLEDGE,
Parksley, Va.
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Capt. John W. Bunting-I have use,,
your vitrlolized Fish for the last years,
and it bas given me more satisfaction
than any fertilizer ! have ever used.
G. Coryell, Horntown
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
4 NOVEL TRIP.
4 Man Nearly Ninety Years Old VIII Walk
IN baltimore and Back.

Next Tuesday or Wednesday Harrison
Warner, of Muskingum county, o., aged
50 wears. will arrive in the city on foot
on his way to Baltimore. which little
tour. sufficient to tax the strength and
endurance of many a man 30 years his
Junior, Mr.. Warner is taking Just Tor the
fun of the thing. He left McConncllS-
vile Thursday at noon, wheeling
wheelbarrow before him, and intended
10 follow the MuSkingum river To IaneS-
willie, where he strikes the National
Pike. From GAINESVILLE to Baltimore is a
distance OF 4O5 miles, which he conf
IDENTIFY expects to accomplish III
twenty days. feat never before,
as we understand, performed
bv one Of his age. A great deal OF in
tcrest is manifested in this section over
the trim. as doubtless there will be all
along the entire line of his travel when
il once becomes known. He expects TO
remain i'm Baltimore about three weeks
when lac will start for home over the
same route and in a like manner.
Harrison Warner, the subject OF this
novel trip, was born on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, October >, 1901.
Leaving Maryland at the age OF - he
went to Ohio. locating in Bel
mont county, in a place which
at that time, as now, bore
the name of Lloydstown, six miles west
of st. Clairsyille, on the National
Pike. lie remained at Lloyds-
town for four years, working at
his trade Of shoemaking' lie
then removed to GAINESVILLE and remain
ed nine years. He left GAINESVILLE for
New Orleans in 1881, airing there dur
ing the great cholera epidemic Of that
year. Luckily escaping the cholera
me returned to GAINESVILLE in 1892, where
he remained very short time, follow
ing his trade. He then removed to
Blue Rock township, Muskingnm coun-
~. Ohio, the present site OF Rural Dale.
At this point Mr. Warner, in accord
ance with time-honored custom, fell IN
love. wood and won young lady by
the name OF Rebecca goldman, with
whom he still lives. Mr.. Warner is
the father of eleven children, four OF
whom are dead. They began house
keepinq in 1892 i'm Bristol township,
Morgan county, near where they
atfI live
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
AN ELEGANT AFFAIR
Was the Chndren's Fancy Dress Party at
The wheeling Club.


The children's fancy dress party given
bv The Wheeling Club last evening, at
their apartments on Main street, was
certainly a brilliant success in every
particular. and the ladies who had the
affair in charge certainly deserve the
highest praise for the excellent manner
in which the arrangements were carried
ont. The ladies were Mrs. I. c. Moffat,
Mrs !. w. Grub. Mrs. George Wise,
Mrs. Spauldng X Wallace, Mrs. Frank
J. Hearne and Mrs. Charles W. Franz
helm. The hours were set from seven
To eleven o'clock. but it was eight be-
fore the grand march began, and at that
time the rooms of the club were crowd
ed with the fancifully coStumed children
and their parents and friends, so there
was but little room for moving about.
The grand march was certainly a
beautiful sight and was led by Master
Whitney Wallace and Miss Blanche MOI
fat. The march was afterwards repeat
ed bv request. The costumes were
strikingly beautiful and novel, there be-
ing at least one hundred children on the
floor. 1t is safe TO say that no fancy
dress party ever given in Wheeling was
more elegant in every way. \ list OF
dances followed, and then refresh
ments were served by Ziegenfeldcr
which were eaten with zeSt by the young
folks. At 1890 o'clock the German was
commenced, and number OF pretty
figures were danced. Master Joseph
Spiedel and Miss Mamie Grub leading
| ii gracefully. The favorS were neat
aud novel, and in fact the whole affair
was a credit TO The Club and all con
cerned. Killmeycr made the music.
Following is the list. rs far as it could
be secured. of the children and their
costumes;
Nav Moffat, japanese; Bessie List,
June: Mamie Grubb, Spring; Maud Rich
ards. Tambourine; Laura Dalzell, Games;
Matte OFT, Baby; Blanche Motfat, FuvoI-
ity: Jessie MOffat. Quakeress; Ida kice'
Tambourine: Eta Harper, Lady Washing
ton: Eliza Speidel, Fairy; Bessie Taylor,
Japanese: Grace Pollock. Ribbon Girl;
Alice Pollock, Gypsy; Ethel Bailey, We
netian Girl; Mary Phinney, Flower
Girl: Eveline Jepson, Queen Of the
Fairies; Helen Caldwell, Ethel and
Eta Ewing. Florence Atkinson, May
and Ella Howell, Laura Caldwell, Bessie
and Hally Patterson. Marion Wallace,
Edna McCourtney, Malcomb and Grace
Brice all wore charming fairy dresses;
Clara Mathews, Peasant Girl; Maud
Richards. Spanish Girl; Tod Baird, Jose
phine: Ida Taylor, Swiss Peasant; Lydia
Good. full dress; Bessie Good, Baby;
Mamie Wilde, Little 30 Peep.
The boys were: Wheeler Nor
ton, Charley Paxton, Lawrence
Wheat and Ed Waddell, Cadets;
Joe Speidel. "Pickwick;" Beverly Sen
SEW. Earl Merit and George Franzheim,
Lord Fauntleroy; George Wise, Prince;
Lee Rogders. Sailor Boy Charles and Harry
Killmyer. Follies; Whitney Wallace, Con
tinental Costume; Don Merriman, Willie
Vance. George Washington; Louie Grubb,
Napoleon; Joe Speidel, Earl Of Essex;
Frank Sweeney, Minstrel; Bob Dillon,
black velvet suit, Harold Swope, and VIII
lie Fee. fancy costumes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26

Cu,Sar of life. backache, monthly irEee-
ularties hot flashes. are cured by Or Miles
Nervins Frff samples ~ Logan L,tu5 W. W. ;
aud u. j Burt's and al bowie bros Sc
Bridgeport o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
Flannel Shirts !

m Dozen Fancy striped and Plaid Camp
shirt. af So cents.
snu...n N., PATTERN. nomet FLANNEL shirts.
Plain .r Plated go,nm.. GO I'D cents
aU Dozen Genuine French Flannel shirts 500
-l.. $780, sl.A sud siaA
Snk striped SHIRTS. SilS shirts. Nc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
Register


Mr. e. Schncpf. The Opera Rouse urgs-
gist. made the following 0eserva'.-o,nlSo .. s,io
5l. r. m. ri. 8 p. m, u3; p ~ o.
Weather. fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
Always Have Them.

When we advertise shoe for a PRICE
we ALWAYS havo them. These are on
sale to-day:
our own make mems calf shoes. all
STYLES, sold for years for $3.50, now
$500.
Our own make mems calf $500 shoes
at $3.50.
A ladies' genuine French Kid Hand
Turn. the greatest value In the city TO-
day. at $500.
4 complete line Of Ladies Dongola
Hand Turns. Opera and Common Sense
at $3.50.
Our special offer to-day IS Ladies
Dongola Button, flexible sole. silk trim
med, for sl.65.
Call for any Of the above bargains to-
day. J. II. LOCKE * Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
A Severe Test.

The B. & 0. passenger train that went
up over the Ohio River railroad the other
day made the run from Parkersburg to
Moundsville in two hours and thirty-tiye
minutes. A b. x O. locomotive, one OF the
heaviest passenger engines. pulled the
train. i'm charge OF an Ohio River engineer.
The train was heavy vestibule cars, and il
was rs complete test Of the permanency
OF the road-bed and the stability of the
bridges and trestles as could be asked. II
went at a very rapid rate without accident
or any sort of delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
There May be an Addition OF s1.5oo.

II was reported about the City Hail, last
night. that some Of the members OF the
Second Branch Of Council had been max
ing further investigation into the matter
Of the defalcation in the compromise loan.
and had about come TO the conclusion that
the two bonds, Nos 2is and 2i9, about
which Mr.. Brock was in doubt when ne
made up his report, had not been redeemed.
but were still outstanding. and that the
citv was really out the - j65 the bonds
were supposed TO have been redeemed for.
increasing the total OF the loss 20 sl6.52l.69.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
terdaY.

The following transfers Of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook, yesterday :
Deed made April 10 1880, by Andrew
Raw and wife and John Ray and wife 10
Lawrence Ray, for lot No. -, in SCARE NO
N. in South Wheeling. Consideration,
800
Deed made April 10, 1890, by John H..
Nolte and wife. TO Anthony Manley, for
the south half of the north half Of lot No.
II. in William Chapline's addition. Con
Deed made April p, 1890, by John NJ.
Green. TO August Trahert, for part OF the
north half Of lot No. -, in Jonathan Zane's
addition. Consideration, slOO.
Deed made April -, 1890, by Is. c. Nc
Grew and wife. of Washington, Pa TO NJ.
r. Wolf. for lot No ,, Ia square No. 10, IN
Gilchrist's orchard addition. Considera-
ton, $500. =,
Deed made April Il, 1880. by L. NJ.
Wolf and wife to Butler G. McGrew, Tor
lot No. 1. in square No. ,, in G4chrlst
orchard addition No. , Consideration,
II 0Jn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
,ner the CaIf Nulsance.

The Windsor Hotel people yesterday
svore out warrant before Justice Davis
for Fred Kemple, captain Of the Ben Hur,
and Bruce Talbot. clerk, for cruelty 10 an
imals, in that they brought up lot OF
calves and kept them on the boat at the
wharf. without proper attention, to the an
noyauce of the people residing in the vicin-
itv. The defendants waived an eXamina-
ton and gave bond in 500 for their appear
ance to answer before the grand jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
CornciIman Taris Fixed.

COUNCILMAN Joseph A Fans receiNed IN
formation from Washington, yesterday,
that his nomination rs collector of the port
of Wheeling and surveyor had been sent to
the Senate by the President. and that his
confirmation would follow in few days.
Mr.. Faris has been a candidate for nearly
a year past. and the vacancy in the ONCE let
him in nicely. The place is worth about
one thousand year, with a good prospect
that the compensation will increase some
what from the building Of new boats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26

Mr.. w. A. List will teach the Sunday
School lesson at o'clock this afternoon.
The Young Mems Meeting Will Degln aI
o'clock tonight instead Of : 80.
DR. j. ID. Moffat, President OF Washing-
on-Tefferson College. will address the
Young men at the o'clock meeting to-
morrow.
On Tuesday evening the members .mqnthl-
" entertainment for April will be held.
An excellent programme will be presented
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-26
The Odd Fellows to Go to Bellaire.

Al one O'Clock this afternoon the eight
l. o. o. +. Lodges Of this city, headed by
a brass band. will embark Oh the steamer
Bellaire for Bellaire where they viii take
part IN the big street parade and the ded-
ication of them J. O. o. +. Hall The
parading column viii form on Belmont
street. right resting on Thirty-fourth
street, in the following order.
CITY Marshal ID. G. Shepherd and his po-
lice force: Canton Fancy Band; Canton
Fancy and other Cantons that may be pres
emit: Chief Marshal Henry Soamon and his
aides. Of Wheeling; Opera House Hand :
Wheeling Lodges and all West Virginia
Lodges. band
Ohio Lodges will form south of thirty
third street and will be assigned places IN
the procession that may be designated by
tbe Chief Marshal and his aides.