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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-30
LOCAL 1T ms

LOCAL ITEMS.
Best cabinets $500 o. Wiley Bros. '
Bruce Moore In In from Sand creek.
w. w. Bessley is In from the Rose
bud.
Lemp's celebrated lager beer at
Billiards..
Ben Woodcock Is in for the excite
ment.
Elegant new neck wear Just 10 at
G. h. Towers 4 Co.
Walter Lindsay IL in for the meet
ing from the ranch.
Go to Leighton 4 Jordan's fol baled
upland snd millet hay.
w. B. Jordan returned from . visit
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-30

w. w. Beasley is in from the Rose
bud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

of Beautiful Production and
at very Low Prices. These
need only to be seen to be ap-
preciated.
Our regular Spring stock
will commence to arrive in a
few days, and will have a
larger and moro varied stock
in every department than ever
before. Especially will this be
the case in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
An Interesting Discussion Upon Local
Topic.

An Interesting Discussion Upon Local
Topic.
The afternoon session was opened with 3
discussion of DE- Payne's paper on the
"Afser Dangers Of Floods" the debate
being opened by DR.. Garrison, who said,
that while sgreeing with much said by
DR.. Payne, hs desired to present fe"
fact, coming under his observation. He
then said that in 1885. there was case
of diphtheria at No. 215 Coal street, in
this city The case recovered, but four
wears thereafter the disease was again
developed in the same house, one child
died, and other cases resulted in the house
and neiRhborbood. He then passed in re-
view the late epidemic of diphtheria IN
North Wheeling, giving the facts in an
Interesting way. He said it was hard to
demonstrate that the germs hsd remained
in the house four years. The assertion
would be met with the remark, Produce
the proofY" He would simply submit the
facts.
DIR. J.. O. warne, Of Cambridge, present
ed what he termed "the other side OF the
question" describing case coming under
his care. the first week in January. The
case was in house surrounded with nth,
and filthy inside; there were eight children
In the house, with all the conditions To-
yorable for the speed Of disease, Jet there
had been no additional cases. The only
theory upon which be could account for
the absence of cases was, that the place
was so filthy a germ could not live.
Tie Chair, DR.. Lee, called attention to
that portion Of DR.. Psyne's paper relating
10 food adulteratiop and contamination.
and said that in the flooded district Of
Pennsylvania grocers hsd bsen detected
selling goods which hsd been soaked IN
sster contaminated with the wsshings OF
s,sbles, sinks and vaults.
The Caair sgain called attention to DR..
Ulrich's paper on the extinction of forests,
ana said the matter was one of the greatest
Importance. Ga an invitation from the
Chsir Captain Dillon, Of this city, took the
foor and gave some very interesting points
coming within his recollection, of the ei.
fscts Of cutting away the forests: he said
All the agencies Of nature combined had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01
A Vary Clever Act

When the carpenters strike was callei,
the placing of the psgs in the Wesley M.
f Church building, in The lower portion
of the city, was only about to be com
menced, and as the church was to be open
ed to morrow with deGicatOry services by
Bishcp Joice, the Trustees were left in
something of quandry.
When knowledge of the situation came
to the ears of the officers Of the Carpenters
union, they notifsd the Trustees and pas
tor that the paws would be down, and yes
terday about thirty carpenters went to the
church, and worked with such will thai
last evening everything was in fine shape
as witness the following card:
"WHEELING, February %, 1880.
'Tbe Trustees and Building Committee
of the Wesley NJ. Z Church desire to Ie
turn their sisce1e thanks TO the Carpenters
Union for their kindness in furnishing
men 10 flush the seating Of cur church
preparatory to the dedicstOry services t.
be held Sunday. March 81, said services
being donated to the church.
"By order.
John WALF0RD,
"Pres. Board Of Trustees"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Last evening Donald DIVINE lectured at
the Opera House on Napoleon Bona
parte." The views were certainly very
fine aud the lecture was en- interesting one.
This afternoon the "Psris Exposition"
will be the subject, aud this evening the
engagement will close with "a Trip to
Scotland"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01
THE
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.'S
GREAT REDUCTION SALE.
THE
-:-CARPETS-.

We have gone through our elti,e s,o.A
and msde sweeping reductions sll sronnS
There is no. piece OF good. f1enn,
ed-Thig grea! reduction embraces ,v,rv
department As for the goods ~ az.
we'll stake our reputation 90 them
Take our wool carpets; you carl frd s,v.
thing more reliable in the msrket-O3,
price on these goods duriOg this gres. al.
will bs only 20 cents per ysrd-PS
duced from s. cents Our exira bssv.
cotton carpets have always tuioyd T,
confidence Of our patrols-We bsv.
them in beautiful designs aud novel o..
So have our heavy cotton carps,s !,
bright, brard rev patterns which We or,
during this sale at 30 cents per yafd~
Former price 40 cents There is M, ,
yard of these goods in tbis home that W.
will not guarantee TO wear-l1 Wilt,
Velyets, Meqqeis, Body and 7. oesi,,
Brussels we'll actually astorith yor' NJ,
that we're going to shoa anything h.,
you may not fud in any frst-cls.. s,o,a
But that we'll quote prices On re-.
-Tnst'll convince you We cur uuds,.sI
sll others--Bfussells CsIoe,s will bsso5
to morrow ard daring this ssle chssn.,
than yen ever saw them sold or ever viii
agsia--We make this statement delih.,.
ately end underline it 20 "a 20 keep /, 1,
your minds eye--We'll cut b usels
CsIpsts in pretty bright patterns Is los A.
so cents per yard.
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO
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ALONG THE RIVER.
The Coming and Going OF stsambostmer
The Marks From Above.

The Coming and Going OF stsambostmsD
The Marks From Above.
The marks on the landing last eyenirI
indicated 20 feet and falling.
Steamboats, ere payirg less for coal thar
ever known before, and further decline
in price ia expected.
The fine steamer Scotia. OPP. John NJ
Phillips Ia command. K II. Keer, Obie
Clerk, is the regular Cincinnati packet to
day, leaving at Z a. II.
Frank Ross Cook and George Mason
both black, got to wrestling On board tn
steamer W. n. Chancellor at Portsmouth
the other day; both fell into the river anC
were drowned.
The new steamer Keystone State is tx
psctsd to arrive at PIttsburg on Surdal
from Point Harmer, where she WAS built
She will leave Pittshurg on Monday wetl
on be maiden trip.
Capt. George O'Neal, of the O w
Bachelor, says that the Cincinnsi pack
cts will have much better upstream trip
"a soon ss the roads dry mp go that farm
ers can get their stuff to the landings from
their farms.
The Keystone had mp steam yesterda
and blew her whistle, which was familiar
The whistle is from tie Katie Stockdale
in whose trade she goes. The U. 5. In
SECTORS Of vessels will be here to-day t
see that everything is all right.-NdrieH
| Re0ister,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01
POINTS on people,.
xovsments OF Citizens and the Coming end
Going of Stranger.

movsments OF Citizens and the Coming end
Going of Strangers.
Prof. Arbenz and wife returned from
New Orleans yesterday
K. S. LawIy, OF Mounsville snd O L.
Moore OF Proctor, are at the Hotel Wind
sor.
Representative ]. O. Harr ard O. A,
Prichsrd, of Marion county are at the
Howell.
Mrs. n. w. Linch returned yesterday
from a visit TO Mrs. Robert McEldowney,
OF New Martinsville.
Mira. A. Virginia Harding Of Washing
tor, Pa, is tbs quest Of her parents, DE-.
and Mrs J. O. Hump.
Hon. Joseph McCombs, member of the
House of Delegates from Marshall county,
is in the city on business.
Pro-. aud Mira. H. ]. Arberz hsve re.
turned from New Orleans. where Mrs. Ar
benz sung a. the Saen Serf9st
P. S. Cole. of Psrkersburg, Charles
Msnley oad U N. Arneit, Jr., of Fair
mont, ". O. Reed, of Tyler county, Il.
Co'dell, of C,eeop's Grove, S. A. Carney,
of Littletop, are at the Howell.
U. s. Fleming aud wife Of Grsftoc, j. s.
Allender, of Morgantown, J. T. Dulin, OF
Elizabeth, ". Va, r. Mcclellan. NJ. ID. 4,
Of Kingwood, H. Pfefsrer. If Clarksburg,
J. P. Braddock, OF Wellsburg are at the
Stsmm.
Mr.. Louis Hensler and Miss Lulu
Grigsby were married at the residence Of
the brides parents, near Wee. Liberty.
Thursday, Rev. S. G. Carver officiating
They have many friends who extend best
wishes.
Geo. W. Storm, a well known artist
from Wheeling, is 10 the city, and ex-
pects to open up studio and msy locate
permanently among us. He does all
kinds sof artistic work, hut makes
specially of oil paintings Those who
have seen his work are loud in its praise.
-CharleStOn Gazette.
Mr.. ]. G. 0mey, representing Dsnman
Thompson's Geo. W. Byers' Two Si'ters"
company, ia in the city making arrange
ments for that great attraction at the
Opera House on March and 8. The play
ia pronounced to he fa- superior TO even
the "O'd Homestead" which is saying
great deal.
While shopping with friends in the city
yesterday, Mrs @. Stevens Hart. late
Principal of the Washington, d O., School
Of Eocu,ion, accepted an invitation 10
visit the High School, where she gave a
short lecture on "Elocution as en- Art"
and illustrated it by readings. Those
who heard her say it WAS treat, and that
she is the fnest reader WHO has visited the
city lately.-SteuJenra Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

II You ind you are going down hill In point Oh
health. Failing strength. impaired digesti'n
and assimilation are the marks OF decline
Check these and other indications ofpremAiure
sec.v with the grand vitalizer and restraining
topic Rostetter's stomach Bitters. Beginning
AZ the fountain head, the stomach, the BitIers
,-,o,,es its ineficiency corrects its errors, and
~ - - ,;oorously AZ work The digestive organ
q ,bns e9abled 10 thoroughly separate nom me
fcod its nurive principles waieh ~, me s S51Tn
ss.s'se,-5sbed and being nourished strengthened
a05 sbnSrnsl waste Of It's tissues stayed. Ap-
H,i,s ne power TO rest we'll regular habit are
~ N,s-estsbshed, and the various iunetionS
move once more in their asAi SnS specisc for
groVs sssnfive of rnalarial complaints, rneu1as-
s an rbiliousneSs aid kidney troubles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01
FURNITURE.

Well stsrt The ball rollitg TO nor.
row, by offering 500 full fiz. double
bsdstsads in hsrd wood sad wslnnl iai.h
at only 81 IS esob --These beas Are
worth double what Ne s,k.-If yo1
need Bsdslead-- Dln't let thi op6or.
turi'y piss--Come he e-Ex4niue
our 81 IS Bsds, and Wen vouch yoall
pronounce them the cheapest and be-,
ever offered They eel regularly At
81 so and S. 90 each elsewhere 10 add.
ton 10 these we will offer lOj iulisil. hard
wood douhls Bsds 10 walnut or OAK dsish
at only s. 90 esch-R -duc,d from s. jO
WHEELING INSrALNENT 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01
eenslble Man.

Would use Ksmp's Balssm for the Throat
and Lungs. 1t is curing more cases OF
Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Croup and ell Throat and Lung Troubles,
than any other medicine. The proprietor
mas authorized any druggist to give You 6
Sample Bottle Free to oolvince you ofthe
merit of this grea. remedy. Large Bottles
SOC sDd$l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

Encouraging Words for Frank Hennig'
Wheeline's popular young actor, Frank
Hennig, scored quite hit in New York
city, where he was playing with Thomas
Keene last week. The following extracts
are taken from some of the leading New
York papers, referring 10 Mr.. Hennig.
The World said "Mr. Frank Hennig, OF
the company, made a hit as Coitier, in
Louis XI." The Telegram ssys, Frank
Hennig, as Critier, gsveIa most acceptable
reading Of his part" The Herald says,
"Mr Hepnig made most capable Coitier. 4"
The Dramatic Mirror said Of Frank:
Frank Hennig, a promising young actor,
at present and for the past ak seasons with
Thomas W. Keene, recently displayed his
versatility by doubling Buckingham and
and Richmond in Richard III. Mr.. Hen
mig played the two parts in very credit
able manner, on short notice, and without
a rehearsal"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

Lippiacoh's Magazine for March, which
has Just been issued, is especially attract
i've because it contains story complete
from the facils pen of that popular writer
of stories of army life, Capt. Chas. A. King,
entitled, Two Soldiers" The story ID
Accordingly interesting. Other entertain
ing features make il valuable number.
For sale by Stanton & Davenport.
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The Boat I'm Tho and.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 4

WASHlNdIOHi tA'i No'' H.
Messrs. S. Baer's Sons:
DKAB SIRs-I inclose % Panhandle
Coffee tickets for oil painting No. 20. Send
me beauty, so l can have something to
talk about. give your Panhandle Oof-
fee great praise and think it the best IN
the land. Send in care of Tim Hare,
Washington, Pa, and Oblige,
Yours respectfully,
MRS. FRED. CHIvERs.
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re Sogs OF the Day Pointediy Para
e-aphed Tor Easty 9esdsrs,
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plaa.ea With Pan.HandIe.

BRIDGEPORT, November
Messrs S Bars Sons:
GENTLEMEN Please fed enclosed 25
Pan. Handle Coffee tickets for picture.
Please send through John Turner, grocer,
Bridgeport, Ohio, your oil painting No. 10.
am we'll pleased with your Pan Handle
Coffee. Yours respectfully,
MRS. JAMES WILKINSON
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... R-nila All Kinda

At Alex. Durst's. He has just received q
10, Of the Fl oest Washington Navis Seed
ling Ofsngea that was ever brought 10 Tue
city, and only eiRh. days from the tree.
Aleo 200 lbs. Of pure Maple Sugar. Frnits
a specially, and a. all prices.
ALEX. DURsT,
No. 1893 Main st., opp. E Balls Shoe
Store.
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viii Use No Other.
BELLAIRE, o., Nov. 6.

BELLAIRE o., Nov. 6.
Messrs S Bder's Sons:
GENTLEMEN: Eoclosed please fiud 90
tickets of your Pan Handle Coffee. Please
send me one Of your oil paintings, No. 10
got No. 10 last time. l am still using
n-Handle and will use no other. Send
it in care of @. Bertram, Gravel Hill.
Yours respectfully, MARY STEWART.
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Gard From MIR. Kurner

To the Editor OF the Register
Ia your local column of this mornings
i.sue there ia q communication signed
bridge" which uses tho following lad
pusge: 81 heard be (referdng 10 Mr.. See
lev told one Councilman in order TO get
his vote that he (the Cou0ciimaD) would
get chance to paint it, meaning an lion
bridge" AS l am the only Councilman
whose business is that of painter" /
desire 10 say to the author OF the commu
nica.ion q noted from that his statement is
not true, If am the person to whom he re-
fers in the quotation given. The author
of the article should he careful how he tells
"heareay" to the public, especially when
such hearssy tends to rsfsct upon the hon
esty of one in public position.
II may be proper for me 10 add that |
have consistently favored an iron or steel
bridge over the creek at Main street, sim
ply because my constituents deaire not to
be enforced to pay more taxes than may be
necessary for the purpcse Of constructing q
bridge there. ID Y. kUBNER'
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EXTENSION TABLES,

indispensable TO every houssketper. -
dining table. We have large line is
Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash. and other soods
We are determined to sell Extension Table
and will, therefore, offer THE week Don
6-feot Extension Tables in Solid Ok. With
oil finch top, AT only 81 90 each. Fot
spot cash, or on credit. our price win be
the same during this great reduction sals,
namely, 81 90 each. You CalSot ffifd 70
be any longer without ore Of thsse lsbla
at the price we cffer thsm. Don't hesitate
about the money -Dcn'l sly ~ bone
during this terrible slaugt ter Of goods. wish
ing you had money.
WHEELING INSTRUMENT %
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wANAMAKER & Brown opsn the ball
with 900 New Spring Styles for Gents
Salts and Uniforms at 80 per cent. OF a
saving to the consumer and don't forget it.
J. W. FERRKI. Agt., 2l01 Main 81.
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Fruits. Fruits Of All Kinds

at Alex Durst's. He has just received 9
lot of the faest Washington Nsvie Seed
ling Oranges that was ever brought to the
city, and only eigh. days from the trees
Also 200 lbs. of pure Maple Sugar. Fruits
q sp .cislty, and at all prices.
ALEX burst,
No. 1888 Main ST., opp. E Bsll's Shoe
Siora
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Dunlap Hat Opening.

We invite you 10 attend our opening on
Saturday, March lat, Of Dunlap's latest
Spring Styles of Hats. and all the other
leading styles for Sprin, and Summer, in
all grades. NOBLE BROS,
No. "A Twelfth street.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate
were admitted 10 record by Clerk Hook
yesterday:
Deed made October 10, 1889, by Robert
A. Ankle to Ellen Ankle and Ansstssia
Morris, for the west half of lot No. 10 II
square 80 in the Sprigg & Richie addition
Consideration, IS and love and sfection
Deed made February 81, 1890, by Mar
garet Werner and heirs and Wm. II. Fee,
trustee. to Eugene Hanke, for part OF lo't
Noe. go and 30 in the Caldwell addition to
the city. Consideration, 81, 600.
Deed made February 81, 1890, by Ea,
gene Hanke to Frederick Werner for part
Of lots Nos. 80 and 80 in the Caldwell adj
dition to the city. Consideration, 81 600
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mberlin9 8e9ister


SIR. o. Schnspi, cha Cpsrs Ho-,ss Gros
Ss;. c,ae she following observations q
lae ,,D,-l sture tsstsIdsy: s. "a. "a; 8
=. a o.; u ra., 66 2 @. ~. 81 p. 10
45. W-.t-ey. clCudy.
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DON'T forget to sttesd the Dunlap ha'
Opening at Noble Bros No. Al Twelfth
street, on Saturday, March 1st.
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AnInt.rs.tlrg mes.iog for Men.

The Sunday afternoon gospel meeting
at the Young MEMS Christian Association
il an interesting place for young men to
spend gu bour. Earnest pointed talks sre
made, the singing 10 spirited and the whole
service is thoroughly enjoyed by q large
company of youog men each Sabbath. The
meeting at 4 o'clock tomorrow will be un-
usually entertaining. Mr.. S. A. Taggart,
Of Pittsburgh, will address the nesting.
Mr.. Tsggar! was for long term Of years
State Secretary of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association OF Pennsylvania and now
is representative of the International
Committee. He will give an earnest and
practical address tomorrow. Mr. Will
Day will sing appropriate solos and tie
congregational singing will be led by tie
boy choir OF the Second Presbyterian
church. A cordial invitation is extended
to all men of tie city TO be present,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

BAKERS Famous Headache Specific
cures where other medicines fail. 1t ia the
b5s'; one trial will convince you. Sold
by Chas. r Goeiz', III Sixteenth street.
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For Western Pennsylvania. Threatening
weather and rain or snow. allowed 10 southern
Pennsylvania ty ,ir weather decidedly colder
nOfthwesterly winds with a clld wave.
For West Nirgiuia. Decidedly co der north
westerly winds snow followed by fair weather,
cold and clear sunday.
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Reliaious Aotire.

DIsCIPLEs' CHURCH. CENTRE WHEEL EEL
| Dino-seryicts as usual at 1890 N nnd 10
= N Preaching by Prof Bowling, of Bethany
college. Morning subject THE Apostles poe
trine.H Evening snblsct, THE Judgment Books;
In the morning Mrs seeley will sing Beyond
the smiling and the Weeping" and In the even
ing, TOO Lac"
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DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
itching Piles ever discovered. 1t Dsver
fails to cure old chronic cases OF lorR
standing.
Judge Cooos, MsysviIle, KY, says:
CDR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering"
For sale al Logan q Oo.'s.
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NAVY and black cloth Peasants at IS so.
Black cloth Jackets So 80 to 81 90. Ele-
CANT vest front Diagonal Jackets at $500,
worth So 90, at Ensheimer's.
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CHINAWARE.

4 - - - - - - a e ~ ff ff Hf
Foo Jungle IA OuiBassre, put your eal
20 this: 100 compete Toilet SIS 70 XII
and fDral decorations. at only y 80 per set
--reductd from 81 80. Remember. We
warrant these gooOe perfect in ever feature
They are the same goods that Yen pad
as, So 90 for before.--Tbey are the ZANE
goods rs you psy 81 90 for to-day o, any
exclusive china store in this city. 10 Tea
Sets-that IL, Tea Sets complete ard per
feet in every wsy-we otl,r 100 SITS
b. au,ifnily dsooraiec--!n floral DIES gss,
at Only IS 60 each--5O sets ia plain white
ware "a low az 81 00.--Oid basins and
pitchers We hold q. oaly 80 celtl - Bsar
in mind we don't ofer seconds. The
goods We tfl.r are the cream OF cur stock.
Come around early and secure what
you require during this great sale.
WHEELING INSTALSENT n
1876, 1888, lllO Market n.
Joseph McArdie. Manager.
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MoUNDsvILLE, Feb. 1

M0UNDSNILLE, FED. l.
Mesrs. S. Bder's Sons:
GENrLEMES-Please, find herein TWEEN
ty-fve wrappers from Pan Handle Coffee
Please send picture No. 40. Send to Wm
McConkey, our grocer. We Ike you
Panhandle Coffee splendid.
PEARL CATLETT.
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H,Ssrs & Baer's Sons:

MeSSrS s. Bder's Sous:
GENTLEMEN -Eoclosed are % Pan-Hsn
die Coffee tickets, for which please send me
oil painting No. 10 in care Of Bower BIos
have tesn usirg Panhandle Coffee fol
some time and am well pleased with it.
respectfully,
MRS. l. NJ. BOWER.
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Iods1 10 New Advertisements.
sEcnNp PAsE.

SECOND PAGE.
Wanted-Agenis
Gate City Stone Filters Ewing Bros.
LOst--mal Waterbury Watch.
Notice Wheeling Ice Dealers.
Proposals for Hauling Goa and Coke.
Grand Opera HOus8-Ida Van Cortland.
Great Clearance Sale-I G.. d. lion < Co.
For SAe-LOts ia Greenwood Cemetery.
Steamship q Raiifo,d Tlckets-JOhn Battle
List of Letters.
Rose Cr-am-R. H. List.
Religious Notices.
FOURTH PAGE
Elropean Steamship and Dram Agency-H. F
Behrens.
Religious Notice.
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SPRING AND SUMNER.

We offer now the Newest and Latest
Designs I'm WoOlenS for Men'a wear,
at reasonable prices First-class
work and lit guaranteed.
4. HESS & SONS,
1891 and 1928 Market Street.
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As Good as tho Best.
PENNINGTON, W. Va, NV. Z

MtssTs. ). Bder's Sous
DEAR SIRs:-E clofe find % Pan II an
die Coffee tickets, for which send me paint
ing No. TO- We have used your Pan.
Handle Coffee for three or four years and
consider it 81 good as the beat. Send the
picture in care Of James Burns. Respect
folly yoGrs, CYRESB A. ICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

THE Brunswick Restaurant ia the best
place in The city TO get mics meal for 20
centa. No 1l35 Market strest.