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lerislnti.e cnndidates Suggested.

To The E'Htor Gf tho Register,
Shuttle time Is near at hand when il
is appropriate to suggest winning legis
lativc ticket We submit the following
names: For State SenatOr-Judge John
j. Jacob. For House of Delegates-Col
w. w. Anett, Chas. Brandass, Sr., Rob
ert sPekar and A. ID. Garden. If this
ticket is nominated it will receive the
hearty support of the Democratic voters OF
Ohio county and the Senatorial district
II contains all the elements necessary 70
success. VOTER. .
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SECOND PAGE.
Maufed-CcoS.
r., Fans-Nr>bitt ~ BRO.
Mauted-rwo Gentlemen Boardcrs,
Money to Loan-L. 4. Rolf ~ Co
For sale Household Goods.
Proposal, for Digging Trenchc, and Laying
sewer Pipe.
Lo>t-Gold Cartridge Pencil Watch Charm.
Proposal, for Street Paying-Roard % Public
N crkS.
Haviauds China Ewing RroS.
For Rent-Furui>hcd Rooms.
Wanted Salesman.
Mineral Waicr>-R. n. List.
FOURTH PAGE.
Diamou d. Watches. Jewelry - " heat \
Hancher
Grand Stercopticon Exhibition at Benwood
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Political Notes.

Patrick Weir declines to be a candidate
for County Commissioner in Webster dis
trict.
DIR. A. +. Stifel declines to be can
didate for School Commissioner, in Clay
district
Capt. Porter Smith, who was suggested
at the Webster meeting rs candidate for
School Commissioner, wishes to withdraw
his name.
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Tho Rridrennrf bridge.

The Bridgeport Bridge Company has
been granted charter by Secretary OF
State Ohley. Its purpose is the constr1c-
ton of bridge from the Island across the
west channel of the Ohio river to Bridge
port. as heretofore referred to. VIM. +.
Hubbard and others of this city and Pitts
burgh are the incorporators.
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COFFEE.

Our Codecs are all roasted 90 tt,.r na,-,.,
state. We use no poisonous mnisr., Co glaze
aud cover defective grains and add CO. wr.-li
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-18

THE following druggists outside of Wheel
ing are agents for Chamberlain's celebra
ted remedies A. II. Burley, Cameron; j
NJ. Tetrick, Warrington; &. B. Carney
Fairmont; Grant & jackson, Grafton; l.
T. Wells, Clarksburg; II. L. Richardson
New Martinsville
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age prepaid
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13e1and 1898 Market stree

WE do all our own repairing and
guarantee to do it quicker and as good
as those who send it away.
WHEAT e HANCHEH.
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"WEAK and weary" describes the
condition of many people debilitated by
the warm weather, by disease or over
work. Hoods SarSaparilla is just the
medicine needed to build up and
strengthen the body, purify and quicken
the sluggish blood, and restore the lost
anpatitu
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Excursion TO Pittsburg.

On June 20 and 81 the Il. & o. will
sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg at
one fare for the round trip. good return
ing until June 2sth, inclusive.
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Seaside and Country.

Readers of the REGISTER leaving the city
for their summer vacations can have it
mailed to any address within the United
States at the regular monthly rates, post
age prepaid.
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This Week! This Week!

200 pieces ChallieS at 324c, worth &c;
100 pieces ChallieS at 6i5c, worth Zoe;
100 pieces ChallicS at 9lsc, worth 1jc;
80 pieces Wool ChallieS at 19c, worth
pc. STONE Il THOMAS.
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You can buy
&c Blue Calico at 53ic.
Sc Lancaster Bingham at exc.
&c Unbleached Muslin at 1 &c.
Toe LonSdale at 7&4c.
loo Ladies Choice Muslin at 72ic.
&c Merrimac Calico at e.
&c CheyiotS at SIC.
STONE Il THOMAs.
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&c French satines 15c.

TO-DAY 100 pieces Koechlinc'S French
Satnes at 15c yard. worth 35c.
STONE Il THOMAS.
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THE Retail Grocers Protective AsSo-
citation of Wheeling and vicinity will
celebrate Thursday, Jane 10, Geocers
Day, with street parade and picnic at
New Fair Grounds. All are invited.
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Is. u o.

On and after Monday, June l6. until
further notice, train leaving Wheeling
at 500 a. IN. and arriving at .5:0j p. m.
will run into the MoundSville Camp
Station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-18

HAVING secured the services OF first
class matchmaker we are prepared TO dc
all kinds of complicated Watch and
Clock Work. Also prompt attention
given to our Jewelry Repairing Depart
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-18

ALL grocery stores in the city will be
closed ON Grocers Day, Thursday, June
10. 1t is the grocerS day of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-18

VIZ are running the best Watch and
Diamond Club in the city. Come in
and see the movements we use.
WHEAT & HANCHER.
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Spices Fresh Ground Daily.

Best Standard Tomatoes, o., 3cau, lof
Table Peaches. heavy syrup. per can.......
Best Apricots, per can Observation-Disclosures.
Choice Canned Peas, 6ic, cans for .....
String Beans, 6iic, 4 cans FOR. ..............
Canned Salmon, per can ................ ....
xxx Sugar Corn, Sc, > cans Tor ......
Bakers Corn, 3 cans for................. ...
Mustard Sardines, 81 3 cans or............
Oil Sardines, 81, . cans for. ........
Hominy. &c per Ct, : qts. for..............
Navy Beans, s. per quart. ...........
Bird Seed, 4 packages for ..... ............
Corn Starch, &C, 1 D. for................
Large Lump Starch, : D. for. ...
Rolled Oats. s.. q rs for .................
Tapioca s., 81 rs FOR ................. .....
Good Carolina Rice, &c. { u Tor ........
Best Head Rice, o.. b. for. ..-......
Butter Crackers, 6i.c ts for .. ........
Ginger Snaps, &c per D. 3 ~ for............
Five-ccnt Bar Soap, bars for ..........
Three-cent bar soap. 10 bars for............
Clothes Pins one Cent Per Dozen.
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REDUCED RATES TO PITTSBURGH
Via the Pennsylvania Lines for the Inter
national Sunday School Convention.

Excursion tickets at one fare Tor
round trip will be sold June Goth and
2lst, good returning until June 2sth,
inclusive.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

All the latest styles, consisting OF Suit
ngs, Pantaloonlngs and Overcoatings'
First class work and fit guaranteed. Shirts,
full line, in Dress, silk and Flannels. Hair
Hose. the best csc. Half Hose made.
G. HESS & SONS,
leland t323 Market Street.
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&c NInhairs Only &c.

To-day and this week We offer 40
pieces Mohair BriIiantine at 35c per
yard, goods that have sold all season at
G5c. STONE Il THOMAS:
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GBsoN's Prepared Mustard finest for
table use.
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The grocerS throughout the city will
parade the principal streets of the city
on Grocers' Day, Thursday. June 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-18

GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 60 without premiums.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-18

ENTERPRISE Baking Powder makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any other
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REMEMBER Thursday, June 10 is Gro
GERS Day at New Fair Grounds.
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REMARKABLE BARGAINS.

PURITY and strength combined in En-
tcrpriSe Baking Powder,
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Mbeelin9 Register
Thermometer Record.

MIR. c. Schnepf. the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations OF the
temperature yesterday: "a. N, >, a. m,
-: - m. -; p. IN, 20; p. IN, -.
Weather, changcablc.
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REMEMBER Thursday. June 10 is Gro
GERS Day at New Fair Grounds.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
terday.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made June II, 1890, by William
Askew to S. Amenda Askew, and Sophooniai
ID. Askew, for four acres and one rood oil
land on the National road. Consideration,
Deed made June >, 1890, by William
Schockey and wife TO Frederick Schultz,
for lot east of Wetzel street, in the. Eighth
ward. Consideration. $500.
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Why Pay More?

ENTERPRISE Baking Powder is pureSt
and best.
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CHANGE of life, backache, monthly irreg-
ularties, hot flashes, are cured by DR.. Miles
Nervine Free samples at Logan Drug Co. S
and X. b. Burts and at Bowie Bros,
bridgeport. o.
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PRACTICAL

if he hasn't the power l want TO get you
rid of the idea that mere knowledge is
power. If YOU can use it effectively you
have power. There is an atmosphere about
college that educates and develops the
mind 1t is the contact with the professors
and fellow students. There is an education
about this that cannot be defined. In the
words of DR. Patton it IS better to have
zone to college and cooped than never TO
have gone at all 1t is better to 20 ana rub
M against a college wall than TO have not
zone near. 1t is better for young man to
be at the tail end of his class all the time
than to not 90 at all, for it takes all the
conceit out of him. A college education gives
YOU the power to acquire knowledge and
use il in whatever pursuit you may enter,
and il is invaluable.
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jewelers. and SilvcrSmithS,
1881 Market Street.
Sole agents fer j. j. Badollet Il Co
GencXn Wntches.
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WATCHES 4!

There l. no
better Watch
made at any
price than the
4 elebra tie Il
NACHERON n
CO NS T 4 n
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STRAW HATS

I'VE HAVE now OPEN THE LARGEST
w and best line of straw Hats la the cliy,
which we are selling at lower prices than ever.
We have an the latest color> and braids in
small medium and large shapes 90 suit every
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TIN. IL i noted the world over for its
fine time keeping qualities. For sale only
nv 1. q. DILLON \ co.
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STONE& THOMAS.
alcm Advertisements.

NvANAMAKER K BROWN
W., 500. are getting thc trade ou merit and mag
uitudr % variety. More than all Wheeling
.ombiu.d Good goods and good fits. % per
cent saved to th. consumer which pays better
than columns of false advertising.
j. w. EERREL, Agent,
Arion Hall Building. cor. Main and Twentieth
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KNOWLEDGE Is NOT POWER.

Power consists in knowing how to use
knowledge We do not ask in practical
life. what does this man know, but what
does he do and how well can he do it.
What is it that makes the prosperity of
this city! Your manufactures, you say
Your manufactures are power, and that
power must be wisely directed. We edu-
cate men TO enable them 10 use the knowl-
edge they acquire.
Mental power is acquired just as phySi-
cal power is. The muscles grow in power
as they are exercised. The human mind
is the same II gains power by securing
knowledge. no difference what kind OF
knowledge it is. As you need various
kinds of food to acquire physical power,
YOUR mind must have various kinds of food
10 make II strong. have forgotten, my
slelf. three-fourths Of the knowledge !
acquired in my college education. l
have had no use for 1t in
NV life work, either as a minister OF
the gospel. an instructor of young
men, nor us President Of a college. | have
forgotten all the rubbish | learned, but the
work of getting all these things into my
mind has had its effect. You can cram
man full of geography, mathematics and
everything else, and he can tell You any
thing YOU want TO know in those lines, but
/ he cannot put 10 10
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w AT IS
SCROFULA

It is that Impurlty In the blood, which, ac-
cumulating in the glands Of the neck, pro
duccs unsighily Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose. often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin Of pimplcs cam
ccrouS growihs, or the many other manifesto
tons usually ascribed 10 "humors;" which.
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, it is tn
most general Of all diseases CT affections, fol
very few persons are entirely free from it
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HICKAMAUGA.
WHY The Rebels did not Follow Mn Our :,

why the Rebels hid not Follow up Our Army.
EDITOR NATIoNAL TRIBUNE: II seems that
this subject will never grow threadbare-at
least with the patriots who took part In that
sangninary conflict. i have long been reader
OF the soldiers best friend - and whensyer
see the heading "Chickamauga," / cannot rest
until have devoured what the writer has 10
say While in history tho above battle NAV
pass for Confederate victory, / must say that
could never view IL in that light | can but
think IL "A drawn battle. The Federal COM
mander thought prudent 10 draw off his forccs
aud occupy the coveted town OF Chattanooga
while the Confederate commander thought
prudent to permit the withdrawal.
The story could be told in fow words. re.
garding the result of the battle, and heard IL
told on the battlefield by Confederate who
spoke OF the result In so few words that | will
quote what he said. 1t was on Monday. Sent
q, that group Of officers and mon were listen
ing TO the vaporings of u Confederate who was
talking TO Federal prisoner and in his elee
over what he thought great victory, remarked
that The Yankee army Will not be permitted
10 stop itR retreat this side of the Ohio River y
Mr. Yank then ventured 10 ask, " If Won have
achieved so great victory, why is not your
army following up your success to-day?"
The Confederate was not prepared TO answer
the question: but Il Confederate officer who mn
10 this time, had been silent listener answered
the question as TO tho reason the victory was
not followed up by saying: Our army was 80
badly cut up we could not do IT,"
Judging from what could SEQ and learn In
the Confederate camp at the time, | am per
suaded that the Confederate officer hit the nail
square on tho head-that is 10 say, that during
tho two days fierce fighting, both armies were
well nigh exhausted and willing to take n resi-
Am rightp-SuCKER.
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be raised to apply on the organ, they would pre-
sent the remainder of the valuation and leave the
instrument Mt the Home BY order Of the Chair
man the members of the GAR passed hats
through the crowd, and the sum of S26 was con-
tri6uted. The balance was pledged, and the organ
left.
The "star spangled Banner rendered by the
band and full chorus and the benediction pro
nounced by Rev. A. ID. Barber, of Lorain, o., closed
the exercises
The Home is now a legal feature Of the Nation
and = Little Lake" is proud of the monument to
patriotism within its borders.
OPENING NOTES.
The National oolors waved from a staff erected
upon the grounds.
Among the notable people present was Mrs r.
J. Phinney, of Cleveland, President Of the Nom
Partisan w. @. T. u, who specially invited by
the President of Bowers Corps.
The Post and Corps of Thompson o.. and dele
CATIONS from Ashtabula, Conneaut, Jefferson,
gainesville and COllnwood were present.
President Wittenmyer, in executive council with
Secretary Lynch and Treasurer Cheney appointed
five directors aside from herself aud her Secretary
VINO hold the position by virtue of their office as
the deeds of the property provide. Pluma l..
CowIes was appointed for Ohio. The appoint
ineDts will be confirmed others chosen to fill
their places Mt the coming National Convention.
The following telegram received by the
Chairman Of the Local Home Committee, in an
CANTON. o., July II.
PUMA l.. COwLEs, Chairman. Local Home, Ge-
neva. o.
Greetings and congratulations My heart and
pen are with you always. KATE. B. SHERWOOD.
Chairman, Pension and Relief.
NJ. i. Eames, President Of Ashtabuls Corps,
asked the privilege of furnishing one room OF the
Home. 1t was accorded her. May many others
follow her noble example.-Laura Rosamond
White, W.R.C. Correspondent.
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The 10Th N. Y.

EDITOR NATIONAL tribune: Please in.
form me what was the loss of the 10Th N. Y.
(Camerons) Mt tho first battle of Bull Run, in
killed, wounded and missing, and what loss
during the war and at what battles they par
geant. Co. O. 10th N. Y, 80 Chrystie street,
New York City.
ANSWER: The 10th N. Y. (Highlanders) lost
80 killed, 81 wounded and ll5 missing at Bull
Run. 1t suffered as severely as any regiment
ON that field. Its principal battles afterward
were Lewinsyile, James Island second Bull
Run, Chantilly, South Mountain, Antietrm.
Blue Springs Fort Sanders and Spottsylvania.
In the original regiment 1856 men were en-.
rolled, of whom ll9 were killed, 70 died of dis.
ease, and about $50 wounded. 1t lost ITO out of
474 engaged at James Island, and killed. 70
wounded and IL missing at second Bull Run.
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sNIrs. wiltenmeyer.
A wELL-wArcHED PRESIDENT.

DEAR TRmUNE: July was a gala day at Alma.
Van Meter Post held two days Campfire in which
the Corps and many visiting members OF both
Orders participated The chief orators We're Col
Alma, both old soldiers. Department Senior Vice
President l.. \. Bates and her daughter Mrs
Mctsger, were the guests of Department President
Morgan. Mrs. Bates gave "a good address and
assisted with the music. To the surprise of nearly
everyone novel feature was introduced and in
order To- explain 1t perfectly TO your many readers
i must carry them back with me to Grand Island
the time being March, 1890, when the Department
Eneampment aud Convention were assembled.
The official acts OF Mary IL. Morgan, who Ind
served one year as Department President met with
the hearty appreciation of the Department Eneamp-
ment aud "a committee from that body was selected
to visit the Convention and assure the President
that they appreciated the great assistance rendered
by the WR-C., and also wished to tender a sum OF
money from which testimonial was to DO pur-
chased for President Morgan.
A committee consisting of Ellen Spad Isyde NJ
Bohne and Laura a. Bates was appointed to carry
out the wishes OF the visiting comrades. They
selected and had suitably engraved a fine watch
and on the 18th of July requested Department Com
mander ClaTkson TO present the gift. Gen. Clark
son in his address said
For a year you have presided over that great
sisteThoOd of loyal and devoted women, who have
given of their time, their means and their devotion
to the care and help OF such of the old soldiers
and the widows and orphans of those who have
passed to the other shore needed their assistance
They acting Ia these late years rs the left wing
OF the Grand Army of the Republic, by their deeds
OF love and charity they did in the dark DAYS of
the rebellion by their devotion aud faith in the
great cause OF human liberty. Then they knew
aud felt that our cause was just and they expended
the issue successful and since they have shown
by their love and charity toward the old soldier
that they appreciated his Efforts and were resolved
that what they could do should be done 10 alleviate
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HEADQUARTERS WoMAE's RELIEF CoRPs,
AUXILIARY TO THE GAR,
Al L III...a- IILl.r LIZ lAln


ALLEGHENY, PA, July Is, 1890.
General Orders No. 8.
As the grand parade of the GAR. has been fixed
Tor the 18th of August the date for the opening Of
the National Convention of the W.R.C. is hereby
changed to Wednesday, Aug. l3, at 10 a. M.
Montana is hereby attached TO the Department of
North Dakota, they are closely connected by
social aud commercial ties.
The National Relief Corps Home. Mt Madison, o.,
having been thoroughly remodeled and furnished
was formally opened July II, by the transfer of
deeds and dedicatory services about 1900 persons
and many distinguished speakers being present.
Corps arc urged to send to this Home, In care Of
Mrs i. l.. Cowles, Geneva, o., pillows. holsters, pill
lowcascs, table-cloths, towels pictures, and such
other articles OF use and adornment az will add
to its comfort and beauty.
The following named persons were appointed a
Board of Directors to act until the National Con-
vonton shall elect their successors: Armia A.
Cheney, Michigan; Sarah Il. Fuller, Massachu-
sets; Puma l.. Cowes. Ohio; Sue A. Saunders
Illinois; Caroline II. Bell. Wisconsin. The
National President and Secretary members OF
tho Board by virtue Of their Office.
This Committee will meet at National Head
quarters, Hotel Yendome, Boston, ON Monday,
Aug. ii, at p. IN.
by Command Of ANNIE WITTEsMYER National
President.
ABBiB LYNCH, National Secretary.
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dome II is desired that all members OF the 9TH VT
call OH the Commander
c. G. Davis, Secretary, State House, Boston: Re-
union Of the Massachusetts Association of Union
Ex-Prisoners will be held in the Green Room, State
House, 8 p. "a, Aug. IA. Headquarters Is Beacon
street.
Reunion Of the LIST Mass. will be held during En-
campment week. BY the courtesy of Capt. Il. Il.
Nadsworth headquarters will be established ut
the Lancers' Armory, Bullfnch street; open daily
9 a.. m.
The Third Corps will establish headquarters in
Parior 4, Parker House, and members of the COM
mittee will be in attendance during the entire
week.
The 18th Mass. will have headquarters nj Room
50 Charity Building.
5. B. Dearborn, President Salem Willows, Mass:
Reunion and basket picnic of LIST Mass. H. A. will
lake place Aug. Is; business meeting ut III n. m.
Headquarters at IL Bromheld street
The 3lst Mass has secured the chapel Of the Muir
dock Hospital as headquarters. Reunion will be
held Aug 10