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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.
The Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF
individuals.

Mrs. Lewis Baker, of St Paul, is the
guest of a. J. Cecil, Esq.
Miss Clara Cunacher, of Iront0n, O., is
the guest Of Miss Masie +. Keim, Of the
Island.
Miss Jessie Bags, of the Garden Spot,
is visiting relatives in New Martinsville,
w. Va.
Misses LYDIA Donovan and Katie Foose
will leave Saturday, TO visit friends at
Beaver Falls, Pa.
Miss Mamie Andreas, popular young
lady, of Trenton, y. j., is visiting friends
on the South Side.
Mr.. J. Dallas Ewing went to Parkers-
burg Yesterday to attend the meeting of
the State Bar Association.
Col. Thos O'Brien was seriously i'll yes
terday, owing 10 u sudden attack OF cholera
morbus. He is now considered entirely out
of danger.
Miss Edna Thompson and Lucie Hig-
gins. Of Moundsville and Miss Addie Nil
son. Of Glen Easton. are visiting the lat
ter'S sisters on South Jacob streets.
Mr.. Corbould. of the firm of Corbould &
Co, scenic artists, of Pittsburg, who is AZ
work on new scenery for the Beliaire and
Martins Ferry theatres, was in town yes
terday.
The many friends of Mrs. Col. T. p.
ShOllcrOSS learn with regret Of her very
serious illness. and hope for her early re
covery.
Mrs viii Mann, Of Wheeling who was
here on visit TO Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ander-
son, was summoned home last night by
telegram on account of the illness Of her
husband. Partasbnrg Journal.
Miss Mamie Welty, accompanied by her
brothers. Masters John and Burt, left last
evening 10 visit relatives in Deadwood.
Oak. They were accompanied as far as
Chicago by their mother, Mrs. John Welty.
Judges English and Snyder, of the Su-
premc Court, left for their homes ycSter-
dav. and Judges BrannOn and Lucas will
leave to-day Clerk O. :. Long will leave
for Pittsburg this morning. returning Fri
day He viii leave for home Saturday
morning.
The friends Of Judge Ira J. McGinnis, Of
Huntington. will sympathize with him III
the loss Of his wife, she having died sud
denly on Saturday night. Mrs. McGinnis
had relatives in this city. Funeral services
were conducted Yesterday Charleston Ga
zcttf.
Miss Lucy Robinson, who had charge OF
the smaller children at the Opera House.
last evening. has became an expert teacher
Of music. and to hear the children in her
room sing according TO the method in our
public schools, one would imagine they had
studied music many years instead of only
one.
Richard Ball, general contracting
agent Of Barnums circus, passed through
the city yesterday. He expressed himself
highly pleased that the show is TO come
here instead of over the river, and also with
the courtesy shown him by Mayor Sea
bright and other city and State officials
prof. Vim. Armstrong, Howard Strong
and sam W. Harper will try TO find rest
and recreation for three or four weeks by
q three hundred mile tramp in the fastness
Of West Virginia, starting from Noun
tain Lake Park, where they take a guide
TO Davis and the lower counties. Fishing
and hunting and better oquaintanceship
with Nature is the sole object,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.

We don't cOnfne Ourselves 10 Rein,.
orators and lee Chests. Til, great Pc.
lief sale embraces hundred. Of Bah,
Carriages. in the very latest and most
stylish designs, upholstered 20 most
beautiful colors, with parasols TO match
styles without stint-fancics aul.
mcrable-all at prices desirable. The
best Of these goods have sold rgh,
along here (where low prices Away.
prevaiD for nearly double the figure.
we ask during this relief sale. Wear
within the confines Of undeniablc faG.
when we say the same goods sell every
day on Main street for double the price.
we ask while this sale lasts. !. you
want a desirable, seaSonable, cheap Car
rage don't overlook this great offer
Remember every one is guarantee.
Come early and take your choice. D0at
hesitate regarding money. II you have
but a small amount you can purchase
just as readily rs If you had pocket fgli
Our instaIment plan enable, you to
furnish outright with very little outlay
of ready cash. Be asions the number
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
a HORSE THIEF,
Captured by the Police esterday Morning.
Wanted i'm Ohio.

About eleven o'clock yesterday morning
Chief of Police Delbrugge received a tele-
gram from Superintendent of Police j. f..
Murphy. of Columbus. stating that one Ed
ward Willets was wanted there for steal
ing "a horse, and requesting that a lookout
be kept for him. Within three-quarters of
an hour after the receipt of the telegram,
WilletS was found by the Chief and Off
Ger John Shorts, and was put under arrest
and taken TO the City Hall, where he was
placed in n cell. Willets asked what he
was under arrest for, and was induced to
believe it was on account of girl scrape."
He expressed his entire willingness TO
return, and viii likely be taken
over the river to-day. Willets has been
in the employ of Paige, Carey X Co. for
several years past, and while located in
this city has been calling on young lady
in the eastern part Of the city. The girls
father made a trip to Columbus to see
about Willets, who had represented that
his mother, living there, was wealthy.
The father found that the mother was dead,
and on going to the police officials TO see
further about Willets, aScertained that he
was Wanted for hOrse-stealing, and this in
vestigation led to his being located here
and his arrest Willets sold the stolen
horse here in Wheeling for $780,
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TAXABLE WEALTH
OF OHIO COUNTY, As RETURNED BY THE as
SCISSORS
The Total About SS5O,O0O More Than Year Ago
Increase Of Capitaions in the
City Districts.

The County Assessors are now closing
I'D their books for the year $780, ano
the totals show the valuation OF rea
and personal property, for purposes Of
taxation, will be about $50, 10000,
fair increase over the figures OF yeai
ago. This total is partially estimated
as Mr.. Zane, the assessor OF personal
property for the four districts OF Ritchie
Triadelphia, Liberty and Richland, ha:
not made up. his totals. The total
value of the real estate OF the county i
SI3, $50. go, an increase over 1889, wher
il was sl3, 1913, $40, of sl96,72O The
personal assessment in the city, except
the Eighth ward, which is included II
Mr.. Zane's district, is IS, 235, $50, agains'
S., 169, 500 year ago, an increase o.
500. $50. These two items make al
increase of S262, 20. and the increase
in personality in Mr.. Zane's distric
will make up the remainder.
Following are the details:
CAPfTATIONs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
CAMP SHIRTS
Hunting and Fishing.

Gool striped Domet Camp shirts. g cents.
Finest Domet FLANNEL Camp shirts. Plain
f;.,lrn. aud Pockets To- new STYLES 10 20 cents
Finest Domet Flannel Camp Shirts, Plcated
Bosom, and Pockets. 10 new styles. at - cent?
Finest Para Cloth Camp Shirts, Plain OF
p'aaiel p SONS. Nokes and Pockets. won't fade
up shrink. IS cents.
Good Melton Cloth Camp shirts DARK Color>
10 aud g cents.
Genuine French Flannel striped Camp sh,rt-.
g cents
one hundred style, Imported French Flannel
camp shirts. made sith Noke> Collar Bands
aud Pockets reduced 90 $40.
Jersey Camp shirts. Warranted 20 not shrink,
20 cents aud siO.
Good Blue o7 Colored All Wool FLANNEL Camp
shirts. 81 "a and -. -
Twenty ,iylc> very enc French Flannel Camp
shirts made With Yoke. Coiia- Bands and
Pockets. reduced to a.
Finest French FLANNEL camp shirts, SIX
sawed. made with Yoke. Collar Bands aud
Pockets ~ -.
Boy, Camp shirts. Plain 90 Pieatei Bo>oms,
So and 60 cents,
Ose hualrcd style. 90 Ties for Camp Shirts
200 sud 90 cents.
summer Uud,s,hisi, aud Drawers. Is. q. s
and Sd cents.
Good straw Camp Hats IS, To- 70 and 2 cts
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CLEARANCE SALE!
CARPETS H. CARPETS !
To-day we Offer Our Entire Capeting at Reduction
az from IL 10 % per cent.

Your Choice Of loo pieces ROXbuy and Stinson
best Tapestry Brussels at 75c yard, worth 9Oc
Your Choice Of 80 pieces Saniord'S double extra
Tapestry Brussels at 65c, worth Soc
Your Choice Of 10 pieces Tapestry Brussels at soc,
worth zoe
Your Choice of 10 pieces Of Tapestry Brussels at
43c yard worth soc
Your Choice of 10 rolls All Wool Extra Super
Ingram Carpets at 6Oc. yard worth 75c everywhere
Your Choice of % pieces All Wool Extra Super &C
Carpets at SOC worth 65c.
at 4Sc worth 65c.
Your Choice of 65 Rolls Extra Heavy Union Car
pets at 39c. worth 55c
Your Choice of % rolls Of Heavy Union Carpets at
29c yard, worth 4Oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
Justice Davis Court.

Justice Davis transacted the following
business yesterday:
Barney McEntee, of Martins Ferry
charged by Mary MuldooR with a breach
Of the peace defendant discharged.
Charles Swami, charged with profant
language and breach of the peace; fined
81 and costs on the first charge and put un-
der So bonds On the second.
Richard Reed, fined 81 and costs foI
trespass, on complaint of Simon Tichnell;
sent TO Jail for ten days in default.
John Daley, who gave his name in two
or three different ways, was found about
midnight Tuesday night wandering around
in the yard in the rear of Henry Bieber.
sons residence. He was arrested by the
poliOa and taken before the Justice, who
committed him for ten days.
John Smith was sent up for ten days for
drunkenness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Was the sommernachtfest OF the Arion
Last Evening.

To the managers of the sommernachtfest
and concert of the Arion Society had liked
II nm with Rev. Irl Hicks to prognosticate
beautiful weather for last evening, they
couId NOT have selected better than they
cot without any effort. The moon and stars
and n soft. cooling wind combined TO make
night as lovely as any poet could wish TO
write about. and the affair was one OF the
most successful in the Arion's history.
A great many of the ladies and their fam
lilies went over TO the grounds in the after
noon. along with number OF the gentle
men. and a pleasant time was spent, out
the most enjoyable part OF the a1air was
last evening.
The dancing pavilion was constantly
filled with merry crowd OF dancers anu
the Opera House orchestra mace the mu-
sic and IL was after midnight before the
last dance took place and the last strains
of music died away on the summer air.
Another section of the band played con-
cert and promenade music at another
point, and the grounds certainly presented
a CAV appearance, strings OF Japanese Ian
terms being stretched in all directions she'd
ding their soft light over the scene. DR..
Rocking. as usual, had charge Of the fire.
works. and the display was pretty one.
The Doctor introduced a new affair,
which is lighted on wire
stretched across the track, and it shoots TO
one end of the wire, sending out vari-col-
ored fire in all directions. Striking the
post to which is fastened the opposite end
of the wire, the ,piece, which is called
''pigeon," returns TO the place it was sent
| from.
One of these had Just been started last
evening when young man named Hill,
from Bridgeport, drove around the track.
His horses head struck the wire, and the
pigeon shot out and struck the young man
on the back. near the neck. His clothes
were somewhat burned, but whether he
was burned about the face could not be
learned, as he Immediately drove of.
There were no other accidents, however,
and everything passed of smoothly and
pleasantly, and one Of the finest assem-.
blages of people who ever attended one OF
these affairs, enjoyed that ono of last even
ing. The Committee of Arrangements was
composed of Messrs. +. a. Woeber, Ed. ID
Schwinn, Herman Schambra, Edmund
Roller and Louis c. Laue. The floor com
mittee consisted of Lewis G.. Laue, Herman
Schambra, Ed. s. Schwinn, Chas. l.
Woeber, VIM. 7. Laue and VIM. Kirbach
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26

Trade having reached is b,r..
velocity, and having a tremendous o,..
plus of seasonable goods on hand
gather our resources. We bring toge,b..
the choicest and best goods IN our ,,o.l.
classify and cut-cut and classify vr,1
the aggregate numbers hundreds of,,.
newest, best and most improved Pef,i.
Gators and Ice Rofrigersto-. ~,
renowned excellence and standard ,.
utation, guaranteed in every p2r,icgs,
Refrigerators that drew trade ibi.s..
son at $3.50 we've cut to sgm T..
Chests that sold in the hcigh, ~ NJ.
season at $500 will sell durn, mi.
month at s6.75. No such offer ha, ey.,
been made in the spring-iiie Of the
season. Realizing that thu time to ,or
cheaply is when the people want To hnv
cheaply, and wishing to relieve ,be
pressure Of our enormou, oyer.>to,g
and To cap the climax Of the bIrro.,
business done this season in Wheeling
we've decided TO start this special reIle,
sale right now that'll draw far and bear
and swell our June trade. b. with u,
bright and early to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26

Totals ...... .sA.SS.Ga &l69fo
Increase in personally evclading Eighth ward.
s6i0fl
REAL E~rATE-CfTV.
iNALUE az Bl'D'as
VALUE or l.ors. AND l.orS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
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 ID. l.. Heis
kell and wife, TO Gibson Lamb, for piece
of land on the National road, near .. G.
Dewey's. Consideration, 5000.
Deed made June Is, 1890, by W. II. Elk
ley to John Gribben, for the south a feet
of lot No. 4, in square No. |, in Carroll &
Bakers addition. Consideration, 500.
Deed made March IL, 1890, by the Penn
Mutual Building Association, TO Thomas
Carney. for the south half of lot No. 4S. on
the east side of Market street. north OF
Twenty-seyenth. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made June (, 1890 by William
Schockey and wife, to FREDERICK ODER
steadt. for a lot Of ground in Sprigg &
Ritchie's addition. Consideration, $500.
Deed made June IL, 1890, by II. F. Beh-
rens and wife and Jos Speidel and wife To
Sarah \. Wise, for lot No. ~, on the east
side Of Eoff street, between Fortieth and
Forty first streets. Consideration. 800
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
JACOBSON MsHEIMER.
4 Wedding In Hebrew Social Circles at
Mcclure Last Evening.

I 4 Wedding In Hebrew Social Circles at thu
Mcclure Last Evening.
Last evening at $40 o'clock. to the
strains Of "a bridal march played by Prof
I Charlie killmeyer. bridal party entered
the north parlor of the Mcclure House IN
[ the following order: First were the ush
ers. MeSsrS. Henry Emsheimer and Manuel
Rosenstein. followed by Mr.. Emil Jacob
son. a brother Of the groom, and Mrs. j.
/ Emsheimer. Jr. mother of the bride. Mr.
Samuel Hirsch and Mrs. Prince, sister OF
/ the groom, Mr.. Samuels and Miss Barbara
I LOwens,ein, the four maids Of honor, Mis-,
Sadie Emsheimer d sister Of the bride
Miss Blanch Emsheimer. Miss TeSSle
Rosensteiu and Miss Bessie Beekman
[ Mr.. Morris jacobson, the groom
a prominent Cincinnati business
man. ex-Clerk Of the Board OF Public
/ Works. escorted his mother, Mrs. u. jacob
son. and Mr.. J. EmSheimer. Jr., escorted
his daughter, Miss Minnie Emsheimer the
bride. Her costume was beautiful one OF
cream white brOcaded silk, with full brldai
veil. held in place by diamond ornaments
while she carried a bunch Of Marecha
I Nell roses in her hand
/ The party was met by Rev. b. \. Bonn
helm. who, according TO the service OF the
Hebrew Church, joined two loving hearts
for life. After a brief handshaking the
march 10 supper was led by Mr. and
/ Mrs. jacobson. The feast was served IN
the dining room, and it gas gotten up and
served in the McLure's best style.
Ii was intended 70 follow the supper with
/ a hop. but owing 10 a recent death in on'
/ OF the families only a reception was held, q
/ large number Of our leading Hebrew socie
/ N people participating. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
/ son left over too =. * Q. at midnight fol-
an extended Eastern trip, and they an
| followed by the heartiest eosd wishes Of
many friends The presents received wert
numerous and elegant
Among those from ont Of the city who
were In attendance were Mrs. i. jacobson
Mr.. Emil jacobson, Mr. Samuels, Mr.
Samuel HirSch, Mrs. Prince and children
and Miss Barbara Loewenstein, of Cincin
natl: Mr.. Max Helborn. Of New York; Mr.
| Henry Blum and wife. Mr. Julius We'll and
Mr.. Isaac Blum. Of Bellaire.
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ro,al.. q a,-. asn q ~ -nn b - on 81 "a
Increase, excluding Eiehth ward. neooaO.
MYkkhl

Total Real Estate IN County .......... slSgSLa6O
City Personally excluding Ritchiel 5sRtEg
Country and Richie Personality lesti.
malclf -- ..---.---f-.-.-f .--..- ..... lSo.ter
Grand total ......-....- .-....... B.. So anon
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At the Union school To-Day.

1t will be remembered that some time ago
the REGISTER contained an article in refer
ence TO the introduction of manual training
into the Fourth ward school by Prof. Ham
mond, the principal Although the pupils
have only been at work upon the new fea
ture Of their studies about six weeks they
have made good progress, and to-day, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and y o'clock, an ex-
hibition of the work will be given in the
various rooms Of the school, so that the
public can see what progress has been
made in giving deftness to the fingers and
ideas to the mind Friends of the school
are cordially invited to attend.
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Oncning of the New Mission.

At last the promoters have decided to
open up the -talked-of Mission, in the
Hogan Tabernacle, on Market street. 1t
will be opened this evening at 80 p. m
All the ministers are expected to be present
and take part in the opening.
The Mission is in charge of Evangelist
WatkiSs, who is working under board OF
directors. selected from the various
churches of the city. The proposed read
ing room and lunch counter will probably
be opened up by the middle Of next week,
and should be patronized by the public.
All interested in this work should most
certainly attend the opening meeting this
evening, and give this good work their
cOuntenance.
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Two Brave Boys.

The two boys referred to in yesterday
REGISTER who tagged the Ohio River trail
at Benwood Junction, on last Saturday
and saved the train from destruction by
washout. were Guy and Ernest Mcmahon
sons of Joseph Mcmahon, Esq, of the b
& o. The boys are aged nine and clever
years respectively. The officers OF The
road should reward these two boys hand
somely, as they stood out in the rain long
time waiting the arrival of the train. Very
few BOYS would have thought Of doing such
n thing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
Mr.. Peter Farrell.
WHEELING, June %, 1890.
! 81


To ne Etiif0r Qfds Register:
There is one man in particular that a
great many voters would like 10 call the
attention Of the Convention 10. He is an
honest, true Democrat in every sense Of the
word. He represented his constituents in
Council almost six years. The last cleo
ton showed how much he is thought about.
That is Mr.. Peter Farrell. He has worked
for the interest of his party for the last
twenty-eight or thirty years. The Conven-
ton would bestow a well-deserved honor
by nominating him and send good man TO
the Legislature. No man can get any more
votes on the honest square than Mr.. Far
rell DEMOCRAT.
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Iudex to New Advertisements.


SECOND PAGE.
Wantcj-Men 90 sell Nursery Stock.
Lost-pacSage.
Wanted Girl Tor Hou>eworN.
Mautesi-kakrr.
For Rent-Store Room and Dwelling.
Nautel-Girl Tor Hcu>eworS
foBnd Cow.
Mahtei-BaSer>.
Waniri-- Colorcd Man ms Ianitor.
Excelsior Spriuz " atcF-R. H. List.
FOr Eru FASE
New Arriyal>-Gco. N. Suoos \ -.
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Fingers Crushed.

John Denny, a popular B. & o. yard
brakeman. while standing between two
freight ears yesterday morning, met with
bad accident. An engine backed up against
a train to which one of the cars was at
tached and pushed up against the other.
In getting out Denny got the two first nm
gers of his right hand between the bumpers
somehow, and they were crushed of at the
first Joint, making terribly painful
wound. Denny was taken home, where
physician dressed the wounds.
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Thrown Out of "a Buggy.

Mr.. George Rentsch, of the firm OF Geo
NJ. Shook 4 Co, while driving last even
ing was thrown out of his buggy at the cor
ner of Eoff and Twenty-third streets, and I;
bad cash was cut on his head BY a ston,
which he struck. The cause of the acci
dent was the horse taking fright at the ex'
plosion of fire cracker, and running
away. Mr.. Rentsch will have very SORE
head for Il few DAYS.
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. chanre ON the b & O.

All the B. & o. conductors who former!
ran through to Baltimore from Wheelhs
and Parkersburg, will hereafterru only u
far rs Cumberland, returning from there
while those running from Baltimore VII
also go back from Cumberland. rms ! i
something the conductors have been WISH
ing for for long time.
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The Modern Home.

The modern home has many comfort.
and conyeniences little dreamed Of by
those who occupied the residences OF fiji.
ty years ago. The public water work:
made possible the present convenient
kitchen and bath room. Natural ga.
has shown the world the advantages OF
a gaseous fuel. Electricity gives !
bright, steady, clear and cool light, with
which nothing heretofore known car
compare, and puts within reach OF all
mechanical fans to keep Us coal. The
cheapening OF iron and steel products
has made it possible for every one tC
have in his household 4 safe TO ensure
the protection Of those precious things
Of which every household is an owner.
II is matter OF congratulation that all
these are within the reach Of the people
Of Wheeling. We have the water
works, natural gas and electric lights,
and the Globe Contract Co. will supply
the safes and electric fans.
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Robberv the Grant House.

Some time Tuesday sneak thief en-
tered the Grant House, ut No. zoos Main
street. and entering a room occupied by
John w. Southland robbed that gentleman
Of gold watch chain, with heavy ma
sonic charm attached, bearing the initials
-. w. S." and Delphi Chapter, No: 2o9'
y. Y.n The thief also took fine revolver.
He then proceeded to room occupied by
Miss Mollie Clark and secured eight dol
lars in money. The police are working up
the case.
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Missed by Enumerators.

A number of instances where citizens
have been missed by census enumerators
have been reported TO this office, ana Others
not visited are invited to send IN their
names. ., 40.
Ar No 6o Fifteenth street il is said that
two persons were missed; one was missed
at No. 1900 Byron street, and one at NO
40 South Broadway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26
c. W. Brockunicr.

To he Editor Qffke Register:
SIR: There is Charlie Brockunier. as good
a Democrat as walks. II the Democratic
Convention would consider his name favor
ably he would not only poll the full party
strength but large independent vote.
There is no man in the county that would
serve his people more faithfully or intelli-
gently, y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-26

Mn. NJ. w. HEINMoI has purchased
the new North End Pharmacy, OF Beam
Il Grier, corner Main and Sixth streets.
The stock embraces everything usually
found in a firSt-class drug store, and
under the new management II will
surely prosper. Mr.. Heinrich invites a
call. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded.