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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

Iapt ntnfy JOnusOn. medical store Keeper,
has been ordered TO temporary duty in charge
of the medical purveying depot at New York
city.
PERsoNAL.--A. Washburn of HYDE Park.
Mass. f. f. Slater OF Boston and Can't. c. p.
Low of Santa barbara are at the ST. james,
Hon. II. f. Page of California and Theo. Esler
of Brooklyn are at the Langham Bal
linger. secretary of the Keokuk Canning Com
pany. is at the Fredonia. looking after the TIN
tariff.--John G.. Sage of Brooklyn. ". J. Den
yer and Geo Dunbar OF Boston, Dr.
Manley of Scranton, Alfred Mills of
Morristown. n. j.. are at the Riggs
Rev. NJ. G. Mann and wife of Tacoma Wash.
]. f. Smart of Boston and S. NJ. Wayson of
Detroit are at the National Harry w. Hyde
of Birmingh Ala. II. c. Stuart of Saltyille.
Va, and NJ. 5. Parker of Braddock Pa are at
the metropolitan. Thomas NJ Cooley and
wife of Michigan, DIR. J. L. Graham of Toronto
VI. c. Bowie and Nathan Appleton of Boston
and b. ID. Benedict of New York are at Worm
ieys,-tien VIM. Mahone, W. Ii. L. Lee of
New York and James s. Mexican of Pitts
burg are the late arrivals at Chamberlm's-
Aug r. Meyer. the Kansas City iron man. John
II. Murray and n. Wetherel of Kansas City, II.
b. Whitney of Boston and DIR. G. II. Fox and
wife of New York are at the Arno.-Robert
Treat Paine of Boston. j. T. Reeves OF Rich
mond, Ind, W. I. Rockwell and wife of Con-
necticut. ID. Sheedy and E. r. Holden of Dem
yer, Spencer b. Newberry of Ithica. +. w.
Wait and T. J. Coolidge of Glens Falls. n. Y.
Abe Leonard of New York. W. N Stewart of
London England. Drs. James Stewart and Geo.
Ross of Montreal are at the Arlington
Jas. H. Platt of Denver, &. NJ Clark of Buff
falo. W. c. Haskins of Boston, j. NJ Ricketts,
of Salt Lake City. Henry Shaw of New Or
leans. ]. r. Baxter Bruce of Queensland.
Australia, and Fred. W. Osborne of New South
Wales, Australia. are at Willard's.--Mr.
Rufus H. Darby has returned home after trip
to Alabama and the western part of North Car
Olina. .--Rubley A. Cole of Ashland. WIS.,, c.
F. Harrington, VIM. Hartsuff and VIM. Jenkin-
son of Port Huron, Mich, Mrs. W. K. Ryan
and Mrs. Nash of South Carolina. Dan &.
kingham and Maj. A. q. Robinson, U.SA. Ed
ward Wilhelm of Buffalo. VIM. Gordon of
Detroit and Ed Baxter of Nashville arc at the
Ebbitt.-E -Ex-Representative j. ii. Gallinger
of New Hampshire is at the National Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

ARMY ORDERs.-Leaves of absence have been
granted as follows: First Lieut. c. f. Kill
bourne, second artillery, three months; Lieut.
Col Chas. G. Byrne. surgeon. four months:
Capt. A. V. Cherbonnier, medical store keeper,
until October 10; Col. Z. p. VOllum Surgeon,
two months, with permission to go abroad
Capt. Henry Johnson. medical store keeper
has been ordered to temporary duty in charge
of the medical purveying depot at New York
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
MARTINS FERRY.

The Weusville officers came down 20
Martins Ferry, last night, and arrested
man named Brady Dorm charged with bur
gIarv who has been wanted at that place
for over year. He has been employed at
the Union bridge for some time, and was
captured at his boarding house. He was
lodged iu Jail and will boz taken To Wells
Vile this morning
a special train passed over the G.. X =.
railroad yesterday with Superintendent
Lorcc and his assistant j. b. Mckim.
They were on their way TO Bellaire 10
open the bids for the building of the ONO
Valley railroad.
There will be meeting az the Burling-
ton school house ON April -, held in the
evening. by the farmers 90 organize "a Farm
ers' Alliance. j. II. Dcnham County Or
GAMER, will be present.
The pavement on First street between
Washington and Hanover is i'm a bad con-
dition and ought 10 be attended 10, as IL Is
the only way of getting from the ferry To
the business part of town.
Yesterday about four o'clock while
blasting at the Benwood furnace a railroad
tie was blown out of the top and came down
through the roof of Miss Johuson's house.
MIR. George Campbell, of Holidays
Cove. father of Rev. Howard W. camp
bell. of this place. died on Monday and will
be- buried to-day
Rev Pringlc and Plumcr Bracken, OF
Mt. Pleasant. passed through the city yes
terday en route for GAINESVILLE 10 attend
the Presbytery.
Miss Krim and Miss Harris, of Flush
ine. have returned home after short stay
with Miss Campbell. of Fourth street
Mr.. Henry Cotton and VIM. Irwin OF
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. We're visiting WIN.
Price and left for home yesterday.
Call and see the novelty In hose AT W T..
Duncan X CO. $, as they have the largest
and best assortment i'm the city.
Mrs Jno f.. Mitchell, of Mt. Pleasant
has returned home after pleasant VISIT 10
her son-m-law. Mr. Francis.
Albert Frey goes to Youngstown today
toaccept position as travelling salesman
FOR large business house.
Miss BERTHE Robinson has left for her
home ina ST. Clairsvile, after a pleasant
visit here among friends.
Work was commenced yesterday on the
channel span of the Union bridge, the phi
ing having arrived.
The new boiler for Mann's foundry ar
rived Yesterday and will be placed m posi-
ton i'm few days.
Part of the Laughln factory was OF ON
account of shortage Of nail plate yesterday
The Office force of the Buckeye Glass
Works are busy taking stock
Frey Bros are removing their store To
Sardis, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST Made
ID by William Porter and Margaret Porter, hi,
wife. to me as trustee. bearing date the l2th day
of January A. ID. 1851. aud recorded boz Ga" Office
of the Clerk of the County Court for Ohio coun.
ty West Virginia in Deed OF Trust Book NO.
-. Page - / will proceed tp sell 40 Public
Auction. nt the front door of Che Court House
for said Ohio county, mthc Cityof Wheeling. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 18th. lS.1,
beginning go 10 o'clock %. m.. certain JET oi
ground lying aud being boa Iriadcl rha District.
County OF Ohio. and State al West Virginia.
about three miles east from the city of Wheel
about 10 feet East of the National road aud
with the VIM Porter line and the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad. thence ca>twarllN to open
ing of coal bank. thence enthusiastically
with fence toward ldgiugtou~ Lane foo thr
lower end OF 70 stone quarry; past an apple tree
tua rayiuc. thence with said rayiu" Ws-tWarIll
to the line OF the Wheeling aud Em Grove Rail
road. thence with fhc said line of thc Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railroad ENTHUSIASTICALLY %"
the plac, OF beginning. 30 being about i've acres
more or jess. % being part uf thr Same prop
samuel j. lioyd aud wife Dog decd dated october
lst 1871 aud recorded boo thr ollie" of thr Clerk
oi ihr County Court of Ohio county. W. Va. in
Deed Book No. a. palrH.
TERMS OF SALE Oue-third. or a> much
more a, thc purchaser may elect. cash iu hand
on thr day of sale. and thr balance boo two equal
iu>tameut>. payable respectively in six aud
twelve months from the day of sale with inter
est The purchaser to give hi~ notes for thc de
ferrrd instruments with good security and the
legal title to De- retained u.s. further security un-
al the said notes aud interest are paid.
LOUIS T.. SrlFEL.
mr.5 Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
WOOL.
Wnrr11vn. TrrsnAY. Ami :

WHEELING. TUESDAY, April -.
The market continues dull and very little
doing. The stock of fine woods IS very
much depleted. and there will be little do
ing between this and clipping time. On the
medium wool sections most OF the clip has
been contracted for on the sleeps back.
The following prices may still bequoted:
Fine fleece washed ut 29a3Oc; unwashed
one-third Off medium fleece washed 33aS}c:
unwashed 23a25c; tub washed 3ia35c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 22.-Wool in
improved demand at inside quotations.
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 32a3ic; Y 30a:i3c; medium 36a3Sc;
coarse 3ia35c; New York. Michigan. Indi-
ana and Western fine or y and Xxx 2sa3Oc;
medium 36a3ic; coarse 33a3jc; fine washed
delaine Y and Xxx 33a3ic; medium washed
combing and delaine 39aflc; coarse do. Boa
3Gc; Canada washed combing Siai5c: tub
washed choice 39a4Oc; fair 31a5sc: coarse
33a:ljc: medium unwashed cOmbing and de
lainc 21a3Oc; coarse do. 2Ga25c; Montana
BE: territorial lja!2c.
BosroN. April 22-Wool in good demand,
market steady and prices unchanged. Ohio
Y, 3Oa3lc; Xxx. 33GeIi Sc; Michigan y, 2Jc.
Combing and deaine firm. Eastern Ore
gon woods lsal9c. Territory steady Cali
fornia and Texas are quiet Pulled woods
quiet and steady. Foreign woods quiet
and steady.
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BELLAfRE.

Mrs. G.. Rumbach was fcariully burned
by an explosion of natural gas in the stove.
The lady was not aware that the fuel was
not entirely of when she applied the match
The explosion knocked things about con-
siderably. Mrs. RS hand is severely
burned
/ One or two of the window glass manu-
/ facturers who went West 10 get pointers
about fuel gas, are home We hone the
gentlemen have learned something that
will be of lasting benefit
Some one broke open the back door of the
club room ON the east side of the square.
/ The intention was robbery, but the boys
had taken everything of value home with
them.
4 blooded horse Of Bert Morgan fright
encd and ran on ON Union street The ami
mai was attached 90 "a sulky, and the driver,
/ Oscar Terry, was painfully hurt
"Cncle Hiram" played TO a good house
/ The band with the show was good, and
compared well with the band carried by
/ the Waite Comedy Company
Mrs Jos. Muhlemm emphatically de
mics the report that the American
Mechanics failed 10 pay her late husbands
sick and funeral benefits
Chas Bppus, druggist. of Dayton. who
/ has been visiting his parents here, returned
10 his place of business last night Charley
has big drug store.
\ man should be appointed % remain at
the city buildings all night To attend tcle-
phone calls ANA fire alarms.
"Hilarity" carries a band, and an effort
will be made 20 get the musicians out in
the ]. O. O. +. parade on Saturday.
Two drunken buns insutcd pedestrians
on Belmont street ON Monday night They
ended i'm the lookup.
The Probate Court will attend the ease
of young Dreamer, who took money from
Gorhy's store.
4 nccktic social will be held In Boncy-
steels ice house ON Friday and Saturday
evenings
Chief Muth. of the fire department, gave
his annual banquet % the boys ON Monday
night
A crowd will attend the Grand Opera
House I'm Wheeling several evenings this
week
Moore X Watson, saloouists, have quit
because there was mo- money i'm the bust
ness.
The fire department of this city will 20
to Martins Ferry 90 participate in "a pa
radc.
lAts. Il aINtE AllAtIdlN AtNifAAhf NlAl
ricd Dominic Mccall and Miss Mamie Cur
ran.
one of our dry goods men advertiscs the
arrival of "a tirst-class kuitter from France.
The dead trees i'm the parl, have beeu
taken up and replaced by new ones.
The first saloon man arrested for selling
on Sunday was taxed so and costs.
The piles of dirt ON Belmont street were
played about By the wind yesterday.
The Good Templars will hold meeting
I'm the Opera House next Sunday.
G.. G.. Williams is erecting dwelling for
VIM Westling in the Fifth ward.
Elsie Scott had foot mashed by the
wheel of a car passing over H.
There will be "a masquerade ball at ru-
uer Hall on Friday evening.
The Hook and Ladder Company will give
q ball ou Friday evening
Geo Grafton, of the Marietta Chair
Company, is in the city.
John Long has gone 10 Pennsylvania To
purchase walnut logs.
The school teachers received their pay
yesterday
a bad case Of diphtheria is reported from
Glencoe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
LIVE STOCK,

WHEELING. TUESDAY, April %.
The cattle market Is reported ma brisk
condition this week. with no change in
prices. Mcssrs Bayha X Dorsey furnish
the following quotations:
Cattle 900 To ] 100 and above 3 ale;
500 10 800 pounds 3 a3i e.; 200 10 500 pounds
- abe
Hogs-Marllct active at aiaii4 &C.
Lambs Lively at 5aji5c.
Calves I'm good demand at Bale.
Sheep Active al sat tc.
CmcAGo. April - Cattle receipts $500
head: shipments 5000 head: market steady
and Zoe lower. beeycs - 50; stOckers and
feeders - 3la3 81: Texas steers - Gja:i -.
Hogs Receipts -, OOO head; shipments
5000 head market ~ lower; mixed light
81 OOal % heavy - OOai 30; skips - 5Oa
80
Sheep Receipts 5000 head; shipments
.. 900 head market steady 10 strong; ma
tiVcs - 2ja6 %; western corn fed - OOa
> -: Texans - OOa5 10: lambs - OOaG -.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, April % Cattle
Receipts II: shipments $50. Market active
and strong at yesterdays prices.
Hogs Receipts 800; shipments 800 Mar
kct fair; medium and selected, - 5Oai 60;
common 10 best Horkors, - 30al 10; pigs,
- OOal -.
Sheep Receipts 200; shipments 1000.
Market steady at Yesterdays prices.
ClNcrNNAr. o.. April - Hogs Easy;
common and light - jOal p; packing and
butchers 81 LOAF -. Receipts $40 head /;
shipments 300 head.
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@Dlrelin9 Register
NrInrLlNINa orEsTION.



Why Is 10 So Few Grammar Room Pupils
Punish the Four Years Course
Al r.. ,,..ti,, nf tho Wheeling
,, l.ll l.., L,riJ,,.
t,"'U'I' AS7', '''''' 49,, ,''''
afternoon. &c Gay >'u'''' '''NN ~ /"
Scott, oi lJlcnic school, reid lhc lui-
lowing Interesting papers
Why is Do that comparatively So ieW OF
fle number OF pupils THAT enter The gram
mar department from the 4 Div. hmsh the
four Years course and graduate
us no because lhc pfesrfiDcd studies are
beyond fAe comprehension of the pupils, or
CHAT ihc pupils lack lu intellect
a class 0t perhaps thirty ordinarily and
equally bright pupils enters the first year
class
After the first examination two on three
90 them who failed. not ou account OF their
Inability to learn, but because they dld not
apply themselves as they should nave done,
leave school
10 WIN cicn Succeeding examination
tal.I lle en9 OF ihe lifSl year When there
are 10Y, perhaps sixteen Oh tuc number a
llttu.c writer VINO hdu managed 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
ARRIVE

Moundsyille Accommodation, 700 a. M, 81
cept Sunday.
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MrN AND woMr> or Norr.

O,uorNF.- Lord Albert Edward Cod
o.plm Osborne. SON of thc Duke of
Leeds. has gone Co Ceyion to become %
ua planter.
LrE Miss Mildred Lee, daughter of
Obj, utc General Robert T. Lee. D., %
great layortc m tine best social circles
m Washington.
Eocc-. - Chancellor Eogg>. of the
Georgia State University, is said to bc
tlc Youngest man u the United States
occupying such % position.
AHBALpL-M ouuotti, one OF the
sous of lle great Italian libcrator, is %
member of the Italian Parliament and
1000 Alderman OF the city of Rome.
ElCm1EN The German tenor had %
surgical operation performed ON his
tlroata short time ago. and his voice
,sa- changed thereby to baritone OF
excellent quality.
STONE Mis-, L. Constance stone. the
Ir,t female physician who has been
granted registration Boo the Australian
colonies Sine has just been registered
I'M Melbourne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23

The transition from long. lingering ana
n.tHful sickness to robust health marks au
enoch iu fhe life of the individual Such
r.marklb.c event is treasured in tue
memory and the agency whereby the soou
he-ith haas been obtained IS sr.'te IuiS
blessed Hence it lis that so much is heard
d. rl.if-eof Electric Bitters. ~ many feel
tl.e owe their restoration to health, % the
t-. uf tAo GIa4i Alternative and Tonic. II
rla are troubled with ass disease 90 bid
news. Liver OBJ Stomach, oi long pf slor
standing. you viii surely mud relief 90 me
use of Electric BitLers- Sold at SOC and I'll
per bottle 40 Logan X Co. S drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
FLorR. GRIM AND FEED.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, April

WHEELING, TUESDAY, April -.
The market has steadied up somewhat
since our last report, although it is in no
certain condition. a few good warm rains
would bring the price Of wheat down very
materially. There are no changes in prices
except i'm wheat, which has dropped two
cents from last weeks quotations. The
following quotations are wholesale. retail
prices being ~ 10 - cents higher
Flour Choice family flour In wood
81 lO; in paper 81 - per barrel.
GEAN Wheat per bushel. No. ] N'ic,
corn per bushcl ljajOc: oats per bushcl BOA
:e1c
FEED Middlimgs per ton Sli OOalG 90;
bran per ton 81 OOalG %; baled hay per
ton Sl3 O0all 90; loose hay - O0alO % per
ton.
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BENWOOD.

Miss Nellie Forsc, of Mt de Chant'i'
who has been visiting Miss Katie bugal'
left last week for Pittsburg.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Tom Allen and Hanna Hoffman, next Tues
day at 81; Johns Church.
Mrs DR. Richardson and daughter Miss
Flora. 0f New Malam0ras, are Wishing
Mrs l.. " Green.
Miss Lizzie Dolan, who has heen visiting
her sister in Pittsburg has returned home.
The Bcnwood b. X l.. Association VIII
make It's sale next Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Strobe and family are visit
ing friends in Pittsburg.
Mr. Jacob Strobe has accepted a posi-
uou in pittsburg.
MIR James Moran is down with the grip.
The factory starts up to-day
The new Council is 4 hustler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
NEW OIL TERRITORY.
\ Well Comes In ON the Corbett Farm at
I-urnl..l

EUREKA. w. Va, April 22.-Boyle's well
on the Corbett farm is in the pay streak
and showing for good producer. This
well runs the line farther east than the
Island well at Belmont In connection
with the Barnsdalc X Moore well on the
Cochran farm it widens the field east and
west and shows that the Island success was
not merely a stray shot, but
the OH bearing sand is persistent
at least from the lower end of the
field 90 Belmont The derrick ON the
O'Neal stands exactly opposite the island
well and is reported as gilt-edged goods.
Spudding win begin here at once also at
Askerly X Samuels well ON the k'iedle and
at Harris operation on the Ferry acre.
johnson S old shadow well an the Hervey
is being drilled down for deep oil. Within
thirty days not less than six wells within a
stones throw of the Belmont Hotel will bc
due i'm the sand. Within sixty days twenty
wells. within a radius of half mile from
the same point will be due
The much talked of Bills well near St
Maryswill De completed about Wednesday.
The parties operating this lease will short
ly start another rig on an adjoining farm.
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PETROLEUM.

PrTsrURc, Pa. April - Petroleum,
opened at Sc: highest S3iic; lowest size;
closed at S2asc; market fcverish and UNI
steady.
BEApFoRp, Pa, April 22.-Petroleum,
opened at size; lowest Slasc; highest
S3a. C.: closed at S2a,c; runs, Il, BIS barrels
shipments. S3,32S barrels; chargers. 81, III
barrels: clearances, 96S, 900.
on CITY, PA, April 22.-Pctroleum,
opened at S2c; closed at S2a.c; highest
S5iic: lowest 81 &C.; sales, 5000 barrels
runs, 19,3S' barrels; shipments, $3.50 bar
rcls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23

Mrs Wmslow's Soothing syrup for
children teethmg. is the prescription oil one
of the best female nurses and physicians m
the United states. and has been used Tor
forty wears with never failing success by
ilii,,s of mothers for their children. Dur
inr the process of teething lis value Is IN
raIcuabie 10 relieves the child nom palir
crres dysautary and diarrhuq, gnpng "
the toWels. and wind collie. hy slfiAs
health 10 the child II resta ita molAef'
Price - cents bottle.
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Is Consumption Incurablce

Read the following Mr. G. II. Morris,
Newark. Ark, says: WAS down with alb
scess of lungs. and friends and physicians
pronounced me an incurablc consumptiye.
Began taking DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption: am now ON my third bot
tie, and able 10 oversee the work ON my
farm II is the finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. O., says
Had 10 not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption I would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given mp by doc
tors. Am now in best of health Try b..
Sample bottle free at Logan * Co'sdug
store.
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Address Registered Letters Containing Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIO'L BANK
New Orleans, L.,

"REmEmBER that t-e yelges, y pgII.e.s.. j
GUARANTEED gY tOUs NATIONAL BANKS
r A.U,Qlt.aas = aud ihc Tickets are signed by
a. Pr,,.dent oi au Institution whose ch1sicf-
"a ri.hi- are recognized 800 the highest courts.
ther..f1re. beware uf ali limitations or nuonY-
moas -rhrInes.
ONE DOLLAR - the price ~ the smallest
u.ITf Ir fraction ola ticket ISSUED BY US in
any Drawing. Auythiu. 100 our name offered Tor
less than Dollar is "a -Windir- aploNsas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
NEW CUMBERLAND.
r,,.,, R..,in.- Lives Cut short Commissioner
Campbell mn.

...-If sr1ni.nC- .ftf Ege'ff.
NEW CruHrHl AID. April -. Mrs, A.
w Brown. of the independent. died on SAT
urlay and win Dee Inferred iu kiVerVieW
........t..,... fa-lav at Do O'Clock a. m. She
h.I bs.p in delicate health for two on
tlr.evears. being subject at times To hem
morh8ec of the LUNGS. lie brothers, Rev.
flames r. Morrow. of slippery Rock, Ia
and Calvin Morrow Gf Omaha, Nep-' nave
arrived tl attend the funeral
Biriie. little daughter of FL \. Cls@'.ila y =
AGED Sis wears. was fatally burned on Sal
uriay last she WAS playing WIN SVuiN
.l.,i.i,,..,. ar,und "a small fire iu a lot where
-.r-. rubbish was bcing burned, AND her
clothes caught fire with Che above result
She died Sunday afternoon and VIII o'
blr.od 400 p. m. to-day
At last accounts Geo ". Campbell OF
Butler district, cN-Couuty Commissioners
yras lyiue sick with little hopeof recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
Cause For Chastiscment.

Father James. YOU know / disap
prove very much Of your fighting. but
! cannot help feeling proud of You fol
whipping such big boy as that. What
did you whip him for?
Son Indignantly Why. he said
looked like Won.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For
sale by Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-23
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, April - Demand at first
hands was lighter, but there was steady
business in other directions and the tone Of
the market continued cheerful under the
improved outlook There was large drive
in dress ginghams in jobbing circles and
quick absorption