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Appointed Administratrix. A

Probate Judge Harrison yesterday
appointed Lucy A. Simms adminis-
tratrix Of the estate of her husband,
the late Major John A. Slmnis.
Mrs. Simms Is the sole heir.
, 1890-09-18

Mr.. JAMES KELLoGG, of Walla Walia
who Jumped from window TO lhe
ground, distance OF sixteen feet WIN,
out being awakened, probably has hnu
considerable experience rs policeman
or a night watchman.
, 1890-09-18

IT is hardly necessary for the vatican
to disayow all connection with the
Boulanger movement. The church oi
Rome makes few mistakes in diplomacy.
and it is highly improbable that IL
would allow itself to become entangIed
in O cause so hopeless.
, 1890-09-18

RUSSELL SAGE recently loaned Sl25,oVu
to help build the new Brooklyn tab
einnc!e, and took ms security life in
surance policy on DR.. Talmage for thai
amount, which would indicate that the
great preacher is quoted as high on wall
street as in his church.
, 1890-09-18


Pullman Herald George Turner may
now PROFOUND to himself the question,
Were my supporters friends or enc.
miesP" If friends he should pray to be
delivered from them. If enemies he de-
serves the punishment he has received
for being so easily duped. Three mon tbs
ago Mr.. Turner stood in the estmat ion
OF the people of Washington as man
of destiny in the state. None would
dispute his ability, which alone would
have placed him high IN the councils OF
his party. His ability still remains, hui,
the peoples respect therefor has fallen
10 zero. He is now held to be man de-
sirous of office, his desire binding hi.
political Judgment, which makes hi IN
unfit to be u leader, and every claim lac
had upon the party is now lost, perhaps
forever. Mr.. Turner has our sympathy,
and he must redeem himself before h,
can expect political support.
, 1890-09-18

Advices from Spain say that the
Havana and ~ '-ayel incoznita.
, 1890-09-18

IT takes two Eureka Flat desperndoes
to outdo that "menial throng' that
bound Mazeppa upon the back OF u
steed of the ukraine breed. If the
Eureka Flat toughs had taken hand in
the Mazoppa episode the hero OF that ex
citing adventure would never have
lived to fight at Pultowa.
, 1890-09-18

Now THAT the census has been taken,
the Western Washington towns and
cities are renewing their agitation
against the Chinese. A Chinaman
counts as much as banker in the cen
sus but once counted, the Sound cities
have no further use for him, and he can
20 to Portland if he chooses.
, 1890-09-18

The famous French novelist, Alex
ander Chatrain, whose death occurred a
few days since, left n provision in his
will that he desired to bo buried in his
native Lorraine, or Lothringen, os 1t has
been called since it was wrsstcd from
France by Germany twenty years ago.
lie wanted il uuders TODD, however, that
his remains were not to be there so long
as it is German territory. THIS little in
cident tends to show how strong hold
the hope of regaining their lost prov
inces has on French hearts. The dead
writer's remains were placed in vault
at Villem omble to await the realization
of his dying wish.
, 1890-09-18

IDAHO advices report an alliance be-
tween the democrats and Mormons OF
that state. The Mormons seem to have
decided leaning toward the democratic
party, and rs the democrats in all sec
,ions oi the country are noted for using
all available voting material, these re
ports are doubtless well founded.
, 1890-09-18

In travelling through Eastern Oro-
gon the difference between the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
THE
WHEELING IAsTAlNEAT COS
GREAT REDUCTION SALg.
-:-CARPETS-.-

We have gone through our ep,i,.
and made sweeping reductions an .. ''Oei
There is not piece Of goods s- ,,.ula
ed-Thig great reduction embrscs, = P''
department As for the coed. :, VET
wen stake our reputation On tie. 'Is'
Take our wool carpets; you can'ts,S
thing more reliable in the msrks, NY
price on these goods durirg this o,.,, va
will be only 20 cents per ysls Sl'
duced from e5 cent? Our .,i,,t T.
cotton carpets have always enio,,S 5'.,I
confidence OF our palfous-W. We
them in beautiful designs ard rovsi s p''s
- So have our heavy cotton cs,, .,.'s
bright, brand rev patterns which ~ r.
during this eale at 80 cents psr v,,, V-a
Former price 40 ents-There /, =,
yard Of these goods in this house m, :
will not guarantee to wear-Io VII"
Velvets, Moquets, Body and T.,.,
Brussels ws'll actually astoni.h ,o,' NJ
that we're going 10 show snyibin, ~, ~
you may not fui in shy drstel.,. 80, ,.H
But that well quote plice. r, w, ~
-Thst'll convince you We ca rrs.'..I
sll others--Brussells Csrpes 80
to morrow and during this tale ess,,'i
than you ever saw them sold Or o., -,
sgsin--We make this stat msrt jslb..
stely and underline il 70 az to ks,ph; !.
your minds 'eye--We'll cat B,us.|.
Carpsts in pretty bright patterns a. lo,,.
so cents per yard.
WHEELING INSTALWFyT IN
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TWO MEN KILLED.
A SERIES OF RAILROAD ACCIDENTS ON THB
C.&0.
Romantic Weddirg-A Wee Small Baby Uhargsd
With Bgamy-A Strange Animal-hscsl-
lansous Accidents and Grimes.

There was quite run OF railroad acci
dents Oh the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
last week, two men being killed and 3D.
other badly rjured.
A brakeman by the name of Beard wat
killed Tueedsy night pear Backbone, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio. The train bad
broken in two, and when the two sectiont
ran together egsin the shock threw Beard
of. He lived in Hinton, and leaves wife
and three children.
Conductor Wm. Tally, of No. "A, was
killed near Jchpson's tunnel, on the Ones
speake and Ohio, last Saturday night
The train broke while going down the
grade, ard the rear portion running into
the font, knocked him under the wheels
His body was cut to pitcss.
o. Tuesday night, Geo. W. Talbot, Of
Hinton, was seriously injured by being
thrown from the train near Arbuckeli.
His head > as badly cut end mis- body con-
sidersbly bruised. His injuries ara cor
si6e,ed dangerous, but it is hoped that hi
may recover.
Friday morning q land Glide of consider,
able proportions occurred on the railroad
near Anderson. The engineer Of train No
discovered it in time to prevent injury
to the train end returned to Anderson.
where the telegraph was Set to WORK and
all available inen bstween Big Bend tan
mel and Ronceverte Summoned to aid IL
clearing the track. No serious damage
was done, hut tr,f1ic was delayed for sew
eral hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
PM outhe Brakes

II YOU ind you are going down hill In point OF
health. Failing strength, impaired digestion
and assimilation are the marks OF decline.
Check these aud other indications ofprensiure
decay with the grand yitaiizer and restraining
topic. Rostetter's stomach Bitters. beginning
At the fountain head, the stomach, the Bitters
comedies its ineficiency coirects its errors, and
setS h vigorously st work. The digestive organ
IL mus enabled TO thoroughly separate nom The
f,od its nuiritiye principles, which the blood
sSSimllating, is enriched Thus IS the system
noIlrished and being nourished strengthened
80 Abnormal waste Of its tissues stayed APP
nstite. the power TO rest well, regular habit are
aiso re-estsblished, and the various functions
move once more in their natural and heslthrnl
Iowa The Bitters moreover. is specific for
80 n-eventiye OF malsrial complaints, rheuma-
Hsn,i biliOnsness and kidney troubles.
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Changed His Mind.

The old town Of West Union Id once
more stirred up and the gossips get a'going
over sensational marriage. Mr.. Ellis
worth Kinney, of that place, who holds a
prominent position with the B. q o. Rail-
road Company, had heen paying his a.
tentions 10 Mics Mary Stewart, o pretty
young damsel, alec of that place, until
about two months since, when lovers
quarrel cause their affections TO log and
grow cold. A well-known government
official also became euamored with Miss
Stewart snd taking advantage OF Kinney's
absence from home and the split between
the lovers, won from Miss Stewart her
consent to msrrisge with himself and
accordingly the day was set for Wednes-
day. the 26th ult., and the guests invited.
But on Saturday, the 22d, the discarded
lover returned home, and on hearing OF
the approaching marriage, went to bid his
lady love a last farewell, when she de-
clsrsd she still loved him, and him only.
Mr.. Kinney at once procured license
and repaired 10 tho house OF the bride,
where they were quietly married, AID are
now revelling in tns bliss OF married life,
while the i;lsed gentleman 10 left to the
care OF his consoling friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Hi.Forti.th An n.y.r.ary.

Rev. J. I. Mcclure, d. D., pastor Of tie
United Presbyterian Church, last evening
preached the Last sermon of the fortieth
year of bis pastorate OF that congregation,
aud next Sunday the fortieth anniversary
will be suitably celebrated, with services
in the morning, afternoon and evening,
and communion will be held. There are
few ministers in the country who have
such record as DR.. Mcclure, and it il
said in the entire forty years he never
missed single communion service. DR..
Mcclure will preach his anniversary ser
mon Sunday morning and in the evening
DR.. Robinson, pastor of the First U. p
Church Of Allegheny, will preach. The
day premises 10 be one long to be remem'
bered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
CLUB ORDERS

From every town and villsge. We are daily
receiving club orders. Oar liberal offer
to pay freight on all orders amounting to
$40 90 aud upwards to any railroad station
100 miles from auy Of our stores, meets
the approval of the public. We also no.
lice when one or two orders are sent TO
any town, Immediately Others follow thick
aud fact, showing conclusively the people
appreciate our goods and prices. We are
making extensive alterations in all our
stores, as our enormously increasing trade
requires more room. and our Club Order
Department will her, after be q special
feature in sill orr stores.
Send in your orders end get Good, Fresh
Standard Goods at Fair Prices
Select from our price list such goods as
you need. Space prevents MS from emu
merating the different prices of Teas,
Coffses ard sp;ces. A list Of them will be
sent to any address by m'ij; also list
Of special premiums given with Teas,
Spices and Baking Powder.
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At ST. Ma,h.ws.

Rev. DR.. Swope delivered an interesting
sermon yesterday morning, bearing upon
the interrogatory, why am l en- Episco'
palianP" His remarks abouaded in vslu-
able historical illusions and facts with
which TO establish his conclusions. Dor
ing the course Of mis- remarks he paid 6
high compliment 10 Rev. Dr.. David Greer.
He thought the members of 81. Mathews
Church should be particularly proud Of
bin, because he was reared among them.
Mr.. Swope said that DR.. Greer was among
the greatest thinkers and orators OF the
day, and that his apostolic work has been
productive ofgTeat good. The fermon re-
ceived the closest attention throughout
from the large congregation.
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FURNITURE.

Well cart The bail z rollrg 70 ro,.
row. by offering 500 full ia. doup.
bedttssds 10 hard wood aod waln1, 6u.s
at only 81 IS each. -These htd. =,
worth double what We ask. III ws
need Bsdstead--DJn't let thi. ooo,,.
tunity psss-OOme here -Er,riv
our 1915 Beds, and well youch youTl
pronounce them the cheapest aad h.,
ever offered They cell regularly A
$3.50 snd s. GO each elsewhtre 10 adj.
ton to these we will offer 100 tall siz.had
wood double Bsds il walnut or OAK issl
at only S. 90 escf-R duced from g. n
WHEELING INSrALNFNT On
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
On Mondsy, Tuesday and Wednesday w
Oner tho Following Great Bargsins;

On Mondsy, Tuesday and Wednesday We
Oner tho Following Great Bsrgsins:
BED TABLE LINENS
5 pieces "a inches vide at zoe, worth 25c.
10 pieces SO inches wide at zoe, worth
40c.
25 pieces 90 inches wide at 3sc, worth
SOC.
UNBLEACHED TABLE LISBNs.
5 pieces 81 inches vide at zoe, worth 25c.
10 pieces So inches wide at 33c, worth
45c.
20 pieces 60 inches wide at 800, worth
SOC.
10 pieces 62 inches wide at So, worth
75c.
BLEACBED TABLE LINENS.
5 pieces 5s inches wide at sac, worth
zoe.
10 pieces "a inches wide ut G3c, worth
s5c. -,
10 pieces 6S inches wide at 74s, worth
81 90.
10 piece, II inches wide at S5;, worth
S135.
The patterns are new and choice. Come
early for best styles.
STONE & THOMAS
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EXTENSION TABLES.

indispensable 10 every hou-ske,per. n,
dining table. We have large line 4,
Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash. and other +oot.
We are determined to sell Extension Tsbls
and will, therefore, cfier this weak d.
6.fcos Extension Tables in Solid Ok. VII
oil finish top. at Only 81 60 esct Fs
spot cash, or On credit, our prca sil 4
the same during this great reduction al.
namely, 81 90 each. You cannot fa-.s
he any longer without one Of tbtse h,s
at the price we offsr them. Don, ha.a,
about the money -DoB'. stay e. ha-,
during this terrible slaughter Of gooi' 81.
ing yen bad money.
WHEELING INSTALMFNT Gu
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Montgomery upon charge of having two
wives at the same time. Montgomery Is
man said TO possess very little intellect,
and less moral eensibilities. He came to
the county from the vicinity Of Wipches-
ter several years ago, leaviog bsbiud him
his lawful wife During last summer be
was again married to lady Of The vicinity
OF DaIkesville, in that county. All went
we'll until the father Of the second wife
learned of the existence OF wife No. i,
when he proceeded, without more ado, TO
enforce the law. Montgomery, hearing OF
this, left the State, bat veniuring back last
week TO see his last wife was caught BY
the officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Death of Aged Citizens.

The following named old citiz.ns Of thu
State died during the past week:
Mrs. Kizl Martin, Of Preston county
aged S5; Guthrie Eastman, Of Mt. Pleas
ant. aged 50; Thomaa Coleman, Of Jack
son county, aged 80; Mrs. Sarah W
Brownof ,Greenbier county, Eeed So; Mrs
Ssllie Knapp. of Greenbtier cOuaty, aged
76; Edward McKenns, of Hampshire conn
ty, aged rs; Mrs. Sarah Withers, Tid-
ow OF a soldier of 1872, of Apple Grove,
Mason county, aged SO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

DYsPRPsIA, Indigestion, sick head
sche and that tired feeling are cured by
Hoods SAIsapsrilla, which tones the stom
ach, promotes healthy digestion, creates
an appetite, cures sick hesdacbe and
builds up the whole system. Sold by all
druggists. 100 DOses One Dollar.
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A sensibie Man

Would use Kemp's Bslsam for the Thros
and Lungs. 1t ia curing more cases o.
Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
Group and all Throat and Lung Troubles,
than any other medicine. The proprietor
has authorized any druggist to give you {
Sample Bottle Free to ooavincs you Of The
merit of this great remedy. Large Bottles
SOC andSl.
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CHINAWARE.


For n Jungle IN Cninawsre, put 500. "a
10 this: - 100 compete Toilet SIS 10 30
and 11Ial decorations. at only y 30 p.i II
--reduced from s. so. Remembi d.
warrant these goods perftctin every iealaa
They are the seme goods that yCupi
us So so for befure.--Ttey sre the 80,
goods rs you pay 81 90 for to-day sl ~
exclusive china store in this city. 10 Ia
Sets-ihat il, Tea Sets complete sbd ~.
feet in every wsy-we CIR 100 20
beautifully d6corateG-in hOial des'sH
at only S. 90 eacb--50 sets 10 pl 20 s,a
ware as low 80 81 00.-Oid bssia' sc.
pitchers 10 hold Al only 80 cents ~
10 mind We don't cflsr second, q
goods We tf'.r are the cream o. oufs,ea
Come around early and secnrs ~
you require daring this great sale
WHEELING INSTALXENIA
1916, ll3S, lao MarkeiA
Joseph McArdIe. Manager.
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ANew.nsna1 Kdnnksd Oat.

Silas G. Crouch, the local editor Of the
Huntington Adretiser, came out in card
in that paper Friday afternoon, abusing
Judge J. N. Lsyne FOR publishing card in
the Times of last Saturday, in which the
Judge denounced Crouch as liar in re-
gard to an alleged interview with himself
published ia the Advertiser few days ago
II seems that Crouch feared tina, judge
Layne would take offence at the card pub
lished Friday, and after the paper was
issued Crouch would not lesvs the office
until he had sent out spies to ascertain If
the Judge was lying in wait for him.
However, about dark last evening Couch
came ont OF the flee, and was at once con-
fronted by Jndge L,yne, who had been
hiding near By, and who, after few rep
rimauding words, knocked Couch down,
but he was soon on his feet again aud
started to run back in the Office, and the
Judge after bin. By this time the whole
Adrertiser forcs was at Crouch's assistance,
and Of course Judge Layne postponed fur
ther chastisement at that time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Decidedly Small Baby.

Mrs. Foster Curtis, of Mascn City, six
weeks ago gave birth to wha: is undoubt-
edly the smallest baby now living. When
born it weighed one pound, and now tips
the beam at exactly two pounds when
dressed. 1t is perfectly formed and is row
ENJOYING the best of health, although for a
few weeks it had hard struggle to keep
alive. The head of the lusty little one is
about the size OF hers egg, and ia adorn-
ed with a strong growth Of dark hair. lite
face has a peculiarly amused expression.
A finger ring will easily slip over its hand,
and its fingers are about as thick as knit
ting needle. The feet are abouts an inch in
length, and the toe and fingernails look like
little white specks. The baby is girl,
has been named Alice, aud people from
Pomeroy, MiddlepOrt and Mason City are
flockiDg into the Curtis house to the mum
Der of at least fly day to see the mite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
A New Miue Assur ed.

The company of Eastern ca i.slists, who
are negotiating for the large body of coal
land lying bstween PruntytoTp, Simpson
and Flemip gton, have about closed up the
deal with the owners Of that valuable.
property. They intend to put in switch
at or near the big tres'le, above Webster,
and will run track mp to the coal at or
near the residence Of Jcrdsn Bsrnee, OF
Long Run. Tbs coal will be loaded there
IN the cars and will then run itself down
on 10 the B. & o ROAD st the treatle. One
item in the agreement is that they shall
obligate to load not less than nifty car loads
of coal a day. II this is ssreed to it will
require quite large force OF men to put
out that much coal AID will build mp fair
sized town 10 the neighborhood of the
mines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
A.Gya.cuiis" ut Large.

The Psndleton Neps has the following
from correspondent:
"a vermin or animal or something OF
the kind passed through here last Friday
night. When l frat saw the track l
thought borse hsd been 10 thu yard, and
| went in search for it and tracked where
it went up the steps at one end OF the
porch snd down the other e1d-and track
ing after it soon found ont it had been 70
horse. saw where it had gone through
under The fence, where it wss about two
and half feet high from the ground.
James Hedrick's wife wee here and on her
return home tracked where il had been all
around her house. It's tracks wes about
the sza Of a number two horseshoe, rs
near rs can he estimated. The open part
of its foot YVES in front. 1t made track
something like horse that had been
shod long time. They were two OF them
together and they stepped just about as
lorg as q commonsizid horee. From sll
appearances they walked on two feet.
About 10 O'Clock Sunday morning / track
ed it out to the ridges, but the snow was
melting 90 fast that could not trace 1t
up. And it seemed to 20 back the same
way il come. Oar dogs are vatchiul and
they never seen; to take any notice OF it
There was several reliable persons who
saw the track"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

The Century for March, beautifully IL
lustrated number. is now ready end fol
sale at Stanton & DsveDporrs. Among the
contents are "The Autobiography of JET
ferson Davis" "The san Dance OF the
Sioux" "some Wayside Place in Pales
tine" GLOUCESTER Cathedral" "Pfebis
toric Remains in the Ono Valley" and
''Tne Nature and Method Of Revelation. D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Her Head Bnilst Proof.

At Ronceverte, few days ago, while
Henry Brooks, colored, was clean
ing en- old pistol, lie found considerable
trouble in loossDiDg the rusty ramrOd, and
was very much surprised when the pistol
accidentally went off The bullet struck
colored woman, standing near by, just
behind the ear, a0d glanced of her skull
without iDfictiDg any serious injury. T {
doctor found the bullet uEder the ekiD,
fiattene6 rs thin as a silver dime.
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1921 and 1923 Market Str
POINTS or PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens snd the Coming and
Going of Strangers.
Speaker J. J. Woods arrived home from
Charleston Saturday.
J. R Wellington, Col. O'Niel, of Tren-
Ton, n. J., are visiting the Mark Twain.
Mr.. Ash, a prominent resident of Har-
rison county, W. Va, is in the city visit
ing his father, Rsv. d. L. Ash.
Bishop Joyce, who preached at the dedi-
cation Of Wesley NJ. E. Chapel yesterday,
leaves to-day for the West. He is out on
q three months tour.
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A Town With Two Mayors.

There is quite tapgle in the to"n gov
eminent of s.. George, Tucker county
Mayor Miller was elected at the lsst cleo
ton, but failed 10 qualify and the Council
appointed D. s. Minesr mayor. Thee
Miller took the oath and tie result wa
confusion. The Mayor is the police in ige
A fire assessed by one Mayor is Ieaiittec
by the other, and there is an equal cor iiic
in other matters, while what are described
as "the boys" are taking the town.
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A Peculiar Accident.

On Wednesday last, at Martinsburg,
whilst the workmen o. the Electric Light
engine house we're engaged in removing
the scaffold from around the smoke stack,
board eluded their grasp aud fell dis
lance of about seventy feet, striking the
roof endwsys, and passing or through,
struck Mr.. A. ]. Rinker on the head and
neck, causing o dangerous wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

All members of the White Rose Club are
requested to meet st Germania Hall this
morning, March 81, st 30 O'Clock prompt
for the purpose Of attending the funeral o.
our late member, Thos. ]. Burke.
ASA MORRIS, President.
FRANK CLIFTON, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

All the latest styles, consisting of
Suitings. PantaIOOnings and Over.
eOaiings. First class work and fit
guaranteed. shirts, full line. In
Dress, silk and FIannels. Half Hose,
the best use Half Hose made.
G. HESS IL SONS,
1921 and 1923 Market street.
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mbeelin9 Re9ister
rhnrmomnter Rnoord.

Mr.. o. schnepf, the Open House drug.
sist, made the following observations Of
ihe temperature yesterday: =. N, &c;
a. N, %; - M, SO; 3 D. N, 80; z p 81.
30. Weather, changeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
The Reason Why

The English doctors did not locate ct
Wheeling instead Of Bridgeport was because
West Virginia has had enacted very strin-
gent medical laws, compelling all physi-
clans who advertise to pay license Of $50
per month. This would cost the English
staff two hundred dollars for every month
they remained at Wheeling.