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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
lsWlac Wcck.

Would II not be . good idea Tor
tho census cnuMcrAtOrs VI this coun
y u make . report Of che population
aud amount Of property in their res
pcclivc township to one Of the nrws
papers Of IRE county to bs compiled
and published. |, would uakc consid-
cradle work Of course but il would BE-
Interesting reading and would give
~ the benefit IL the census whish u.
eli probability We would 90, &c, il In
any other way. II. CRoxroN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
Near what Soy.

do sos claim to have Che hvrcss
ssock Of goods IN the valley. but I do
clsin that | can sell goods cheaper
than suy other nan in the city
usines ,ke furniture man, EAST side 81
Webster street, Rcd Cloud. sou
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
\ RmrC Chance.

am agent for Il. =. tesle 4
Cos. ,di,'o" IT the "Encyclopedis
Rrit.an'cs,' aud eau furnish il II The
extremely low price Of el.SO per vol.
umc IN - volumes, delivered two each
month. Call aud sec iI.-C. l.. Cor.
TiN0. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
RENOYED.

Mn s II Mcbride hss removed her
millinery goods 70 the Nov York
Store in the NOON Block. where che
will be pleased TO zee oil old customer
aud many new ono, Her nsv spring
ssock 10 nov complete, don't fsii 70
give her Q call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Gov. Thayer has revoked his call fo,
converting the Legislature owing to the
fact that there would be- sosAe question
% to the legality Of Laws passed with.
out . full membership Of both houses,
there being several ~vacsncics tina,
could not bc filed in time for the SEES.
sion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

The city board Of equalization M,
st the council chamber The fers part
q the vstk ssd received complaints
u taxpsysrs on the assessment. It's
lots Of fua.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
The noss Question:

The great railroad ratio question
that seems 70 DO sgitating tho people
70 . great extent just now il one tina,
takes . master mind TO solve. Il
looks TO On average mind a. II tn.
various companies ought 20 hau'
freight cheaper, aud still max,
money, but still = man should be thor
oughly acquainted with tho worry II
gsntio business before he can speal
istsllIgsntly upon the matter Of whcth
or tho railroads are charging too mucl
OF too little, therefore We believe tina
tho Legislature IL far better able I,
cope with tho subject than the boarc
Of transportation. Of course the cos
OF running q railway, is more in III,
vest whore population il lacking tina,
In tie cast where Il In moro dcnscl,
settled and for that reason somlc vii
say that tho rate il not too high, bu
it docs look 70 an inexperienced min,
that tho rate should not bc fully twic,
an high ~ II IL between similar point.
IN the cast. Of course W. all wan
rates just rs cheap m possible aud d,
jasAics 70 those who own the roads
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

The play Of "Dstsey Bobbct," N
Tho Opera house, Wednesday evening
was . SUCCESS. Tho play wss ligh,
comedy and calculated to please III,
Tho drama!is 4evsom.c was we'll ~
ieetsd from our best talent and esch
Individual part was rendered in . sat.
isfsetory manner. Tho following On
tAs nanss Of those taking par,
Assea Highly, Miss Gexie Lindiey
Miss Nellie Adslshsim, Walter Carrau,
AIss Bsss Seymour. Ellis Shirley,
Hugh Miner, Miss Lous Believe,
Miss Miauis McAvoy, Will Yeissr
Csc. Nswhouss, Miss Mollie Ferris
kylsnd Yciser. The entertainment,
was for the benefit Of the fire boy.
aud vas largely attended BY our ci.
iasaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
AlOes' Ncr.c mma Liver IsilIs.

An important discovery. They net on
the livcs, stomach and bowels though the
sssvsA A nes principal. They speedily
sars ~billiousnses, bad taste, torpid liver
Plss asd constipation. Splendid for mss
vOmsa snj children. Smallest, mildest
scv~ss. ~ doscs Tor 80 ceuts. San ples
tree 81 ,. l.. Cotisn1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

am now making brick u NY yard
cast 81 Bed Cloud, any 4 vssiisg
good brick for fcasdatioss or ehiu.
neys, win do sell 70 call 90 ne b..
fore buying elsewhere. Prices ssss.
oaAbls. Fasp X. PLunp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Hainss the furniture mas has just
received . carload Of tue furniture Of
very low prices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

w l. ua;ncs has added . complete
line OF undertaking goods To his Spe
stock Of furuitare, that he vilI sell st
rsssosable prices. II II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Nu l~xndsr xrish, informs Us ,Aa,
the vss cured Of ohronie eonssipsiica b.
Oswtts's tssis early rress Sold by Cot
ing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Itch, mango, and scratches on human o.
animals cured in thirty minutes by Wool
f0rd's sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by l.. II. Dsyo druggist, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

For mothers Friend shirt waist call
on NcNitt h Galusha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Votes fso0 shs ThSlv1os C1ey eSNsW.
castle, fse0 the Psa ~ sss ex.Vsss.
mao.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

DsWisss iitsls early .
tor sch ksaasehs ssd ssss sssDo1
ssad by Coating,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Johs CARRIER viii take notice ~
on Saturday che :sh day Of Jsne, II!
will sell Que Whuehill sse,ag n
chine IL yoc Do not redeem IA bsisr]
TIA, date. kn AJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

Cl-Anss yoxr heath Asa regulate yss,
boss,s 9TH OsWist's iisus ssny s,ss@
Sud by Cotting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

10 ne Editor ofhs RfgiScr;
SIR:-In card OF Marshal Lowe, in re
ply 10 Father BOultou, | see the following
sentence: "If Rev. B0utlou had con-
trolled his desire 10 rush into print, and
examine the Mayors docket, he woull
have seen Why the gentleman who had
charge of the game and his friend who was
90 very anxious to have the gone 90 on
wien they thought l was having il stop
ped" If the sentence is not Eoglish it is
not nv fault, for ! have copied it textu.
ally and in full. Bot if it is not English
it is slauderous and full of mean illusions,
for every one in the town
knows that an the gentleman to whom
Father Bouilou had entrusted the charge
Of the game, and 70 drunken men had
anything to do with il.
Since Father Boutlou and the people at
large are referred to the Mayors docket for
information on my character, l publicly
declare here that the Mayors docket
against me is blank. Can re say az
much about himself? and is his docket a
blank?
IT'S true | have been summoned before
His Honor, hut had no trouble to clear
myself OF the charge brought against me
by Marshal Lowe. Will Marshal Lowe
deny tbi.?
He knows that if l wished TO retsliAte l
could say much more sgaiust him. am
willing at any time to have my past record
in this town or any other compared with
the record Of my villiier.
Very respectfully,
JOHN HENBATTA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

in the game between five aud six p. m.
We stopped Of our own accord and without
any further interference from anybody.
Mr.. Lowe ''is very sorry that allowed
myself TO be imposed upon" / thank
him for his hind feelings bat l wish him
to remain assured that it was tie very de
sire Of not being imposed upon which
caused me to appeal to the Mayor and later
on to proceed with the game until o'clock.
I cannot follow Marshal Lowe asy farther.
II he csn stand by his word, if be can
prove that the bsan-bsgs game during the
festival or on the following Friday was
flake game" or a game mot conducted
square," let him do mis- duty; it is not too
late yet. LIST him bring the matter 10
test and do 90 before the proper tribunal.
l ask for no favor; let him enforce
the law without regard for pereons. But
should be simply continue 10 vent his
feelings in the columns Of newspaper, |
here and now declars that be surrenders
his case as bad one; for a City Marshal,
in order to vindcate the law, has other
means besides appealing to pablo opinion
and indulgipg in "a newspaper coutro'
versy," call upon him to act in his
official capacity without any further de-
lay, and to perform the duty he is sworn
and paid TO perform.
Respectfully,
A. Bourbon,
Rector of St. Francis X'vier's.
Mo,mdsriRe w. "a, January IL, 1890.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13
HE MERCREn WITH SHERMAN
TO THE SEA;

Trudged an the way on foot. over mountain
and through mornss, carrying knapsach and
gun. slept on brush heaps 10 keep out OF the
mud. CAUGHT cold. from the effects Of which
his friends thought be would never recover
Lingering with slow consumption for many
years. ne saw Dr. pierces Golden Medical Dis
cOVery advertised ia a country newspaper,
and DC determined TO try il. \ few bottles
worked a change: six months continued use
cured him. Always TOO independent To ask
his country for a pension, he now says he
needs none. He helped save his country, he
saved himself Consumption = Lung scrof-
ula For scrofula. in all its myriad forms, the
" Discovery is an uucqualed remedy. 1t
cleanscs the system OF all hlood-taints from
whatever cause arising, and cures all Skin
and Scalp Diseases. Salt-rheum, letter. Ecze-
ma. and kindred ailments. II is guaranteed
20 benefit or cure in all diseases for which II
Is recommended. or money paid for II viii
be refunded. Sold by druggists.
Copyright, lsss, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

THE Couucil Committee on Railroads
and the Representatives Of the Union Bridge
and Terminal RSlwNy Co@pSOy meet
again this evening. Toe Disagreement ex-
is,ing at the close Of the consideration Of
the proposed ordinance on Saturday is not
az great probably as supposed. The repre-
sentAtives oi both sides are practical bust
ness men who ought to get tOether On
common ground without much delay
or trouble. Councilman BRANDFAss
feels confident that all the city will ask
shall be 10 more than what is fair, and
what the Bridge and Terminal folks can
aud ought to cOncede in exchange for the
rights and privileges granted them. His
statement in this mornings REGISTER is
quite reassuring. as it is q considerable
modification Of what WAS published in yes
teEday's REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

lands certainly are worth at least half as
much as those in Penney lvanis and Merry
land.
Capital and railroads are all that West
Virginia lacks to make her the grealest
cOal-prOducing State The coal prOduc-
tiOn east of the Alleghenies has more than
doubled in each decade since 1S4S, and if
this rate Of increase is maintained it will
require more than double the present rail-
road capacity to transport the coal to mar
ket. This is owing to the causes We have
nsmed-eapiial, enterprise and railroads.
Why should not these factors go to work
in West Virgins, than which they could
not find u more splendid nor more remu-
nerative field? Official figures show that
toe cost Of producing a ton of coal in West
Virginia is less than the average Of the
United Stanes or Great Britain. Tests,
also, have shown that bituminous coal, the
West Virginia product, is superior 10 an
thraeite. A Naval Commission, appointed
to investigate the question, has reported
in favor Of the use of biluminous coal on
all the vessels Of the navy. With these
vessels using soft coal, the aDnual produc-
ton must be largely increased. The man.
ufacture Of coke also consumes a larse
quantity Of coal. The rate Of increase in
coke production has been almos. as great
az coal. A few years sg1 but little coke
was made or used. 10 1883 Pennsylvania
alone sent to market 660S. 100 tons.
Neither Cumberland nor Clearfeld coal
will make good coke, but that made from
the Upper Potomac West Yirgiuis) coal,
which has been we'll tested, has been found
equal to COnuellsville, selling in the mar
kst st the same price.
West Virginia especially in the matter Of
coal has a grand future before her, a fu-
ture that is not far distant, either. The
coal fields of Great Britain are nearly ex-
hausted and even now they are shsfting as
deep as 1900 feet for small veins. II is
estimated, also, that the majority Of the
mines in the old regions. such as Cumbsr-
land and Clearield, will be practically ex-
bausted in from ten to fifteen years. The
bulk Of the increasing output must come
in the near future from new fields, and the
creates, Of these new fields will be West
Virginia.
In 1858 Great Britain exported nearly
p, GOO, coo tons Of coal. OF that trade the
msjoriiy ought to have been done by this
country.
Il will be seen that West Virginia's fu-
ture is of most glorious hue. 10 one region
alone, the Rearing Creek" which the
West Virginia Central X. r. now lacks
but SIX or eight miles of reaching, Prof. 1.
C. WHITE estimates there are fifty million
tons Of coal above water level.
All that West Virginia reeds to develop
her untold wealth are capital, railroads
/ and enterprise
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WEST VIRGINIA COAL TO THE
ERIIND

WEST VIRGINIA COAL TO THE
FRONT
The figures given below in regard to
the coal areas Of the world will surprise 3
great many people, including many who
consider themselves well informed on such
matters. The figures in regard 10 West
Virginia especially will cause lots Of peO-
pie 10 open their eyes to the immense I'M
developed natural resources Of our State.
Although 10 1889 Great Britain alone
produced more bitumious coal than al
the United States combined, West Virginia
alone has a greater coal area that Great
B-itiar, France and Germany combined.
These three countries have a combined
coal area Of15,756, square miles, while
West Virginia's coal area is 10000. The
Little Mountain State" also has 8 greater
coal area than Pennsy lvsnis, Maryland
and Virginia combined, which have but
IL. O37 square miles.
Tho figures regarding production will
show that West Yirginia's coal lands,
though the largest in the world, are prsc-
tically undeyelOpsd. Great Britain. France
and Germany combined. in 1877 produced
something over 257, OOO,O 600 tone, and
Pennsylvania. Maryland and Virginia
over "a. OOO. 600 tons Of bituminous coal,
while West Virgins produced bat 4.OO0,-
600 Great Britain alone produces an
nually forty times and Pennsylvania
about eight times the tonnage Of West
Virgins. Do not these figures show q
grand future for West Virginia?
With their advantages OF capital, energy
and railroads, Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Virginia produce annually eight times
"A much bituminous coal a. West Virginia,
though West Yirginia's coal Is fully as
Good and AZ easily mined. With squal
advantages in the matter Of capital and
enterprise, it will be readily seen that
West Virginia would produce more coal
than Pennsylvania.
Statistics inform Us that The royalty on
coal in the ground in Pennsylvania and
MARYLAND will syersgs, according to loca-
tiop. ten 10 twenty cents per TOP, and good
coal land sells at from $500 to 81 600 per
acre IL West Virginia the royalty is
FINN four to ten cents, and good coal lands
sell at from $40 to 500 per acre. With
,oual deyelanuAri West Virginia cOsl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13
DIED.

BLUM-At the residence OF his parents, cor.
ner OF Main and Twenty-ihird streets, at mid
night on Friday, January 10Th, 1890, WILLIAM
j. BLUM, in the twenty-iOurth year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence OF parents, Monday
morning at O'Clock Services at st. Alphonsus
church at $50 a. m. Interment at Mt. Calvary
Friends OF the family are invited.
GUY Saturday January IL, 1890, at o'clock
a. m, ANNIE, daughter Of Robert and Margery
Guy, aged p years and days.
Foneral from residence OF parents, S. Front
street, Island, Monday afternoon at two O'Clock
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
PARISH-On Saturday, January IL, 1890, at 3
O'Clock p. m, Mrs. REBEccA PARISH, in the cd
year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence of J. A. Holiday,
No. 1000 Chapline street Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. Intemtnt private.
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EDMUNDs COMPLETELY COR
NERED.


Toe other oar The REGISTER referred to
Sna,or EDMUSD's defense IF the DUD-
LEY rasesli;y in his alleged answer TO
ua;Or VOORHEES, vigorous expose Of
that rotten business. Since then further
and very interesting developments have
come 20 light. Senator EDNUSDs in his
speech said The DUDLEY blocks-of-fve let
ter Was forgery. Now, it appears that
che Indianapolis SentiHel Immediately
therenPon wired Mr. EDSIUNDs this mess-
sgs:
We viii pay Colonel Dudley $1,000 10 he VIII
come 10 Indianapolis aud swear Pat he is not
ths author Of the lett which you suggested In
the Senate TO day was a forgery. Thisofer has
been open since November 1, lssS. but has not
blen aCceped.
Eiitorially the SeatiRol commenting on
the speech Of EDMUNDs says:
But Mr.. Edmunds did not tell the truth. He
knows as wen as Dudley himself knows. that
Dudley was the author Of the infamous blocks
offve letter because he knows that II Dudley
had not been the author Of Il he would have de
nied the authorship. which he has never done
lie also knows. because everybody who knows
wha. is going on In the world Al al knows. that
Dudley sned four New York pspsH which
printed this letter, for libel. before the election
ofiss9; and that these suits are not brought TO
trial becau-e Dudley refuses 70 obey the order Of
the Court, and answer under oath, such ques
tiocs As may be pIopounded to him by deien;-
ans counsel touching the authorship Of the let
ter Whei Mr.. Edmunds asserted he did not
know these things ne simply lied.
Senator VOORHEES, resolution, among
other things asked Mt HARRIsON's At
toruey General by what authority the dis
trict attorney Of Indianapolis mRde the Or
der that the warrant issued by the United
States Commissioner on a sworn infofma-
ton should not be served on DUDLEY.
This portion OF the resolution the Rspub-
lican defenders Of the DUDLEY fraud 10
the Senate struck out, completely emascu-
lating the resolution. Upon this action
Mr.. VOORHEES, declared that he would
take other means Of gaining this informa-
ton. 1t was shown beyond peradventure
that the action Of HARRIsoN's IndianapO-
lis District Attorney in stopping the war
rant against DUDLEY was in direct viola
ton and open contempt Of the law. But
il saved the man and his accOmpliees who
effected the purchase Of the Presidency for
HARRISON, and that is all that the Presi-
dents bireling aimed, or was instructed,
10 do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

If THERE Is Any one thing the press sn5
people Of West Virginia seem agreed on, it
il that they DO not want long and tx
psDsiye session OF the legislature this
winter. A quick decision Of ths guberna-
tOrial contest and the passage Of a eOmpre-
heusive election law, are the main thipgs
il has TO DO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

THAT excellent paper, the PIEDMONT
Herald, has Tassed another mile s'ODe 10
its prosperous career. The Herald is bright,
neNsy, and deserves prosperity.
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N6Lk COPIES OF DAILY OR WEEKLY 5
l-r-lubutcs OF Respect and Obituary Notices
0c per inch.
&l-CoRRESfONDkNcE CONT AIMING INFORMANT
skWs SOLICITED FKON EvRRY PART OF TIKI SUR
aOuNnING COUNTRY
Rejected communications viii not be returned
o'esS accompanied by sufficient postage
stamps OF the denomination OF TWO cents AND
IS accepted FOR amounts less than one dollar.
I1E kk6iSTER, embracing a. scrsrGi cdi.ions,
% s'asrcd az lie R0si0fcs 10 htfeiing. ". Va, os
tes1ld class nGilsr
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FOR rem 7

No. 1850 Msrket ST., "Baily Block" rooms
on third floor. 30,
Residence at Leatherwood rooms............ 10 %
Two Acres of Ground and Brick House OF
10 rooms at Elm Grove, $3.50 per annum.
az Acres OF Ground and room house at 70
Elm - !"
Farm OF 40 Acres, miles west OF Bridge
port Ohio. m
House Of rooms in Alley C.. ................. %
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r@ELECTION NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockhoidcrs Of
the Exchange Bank OF Wheeling for The e.ec-
ton OF Directors will be held Monday, January
18th between The hours OF u m and p DID,.
JOHN J. JONt.
1898 Cssh.er
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6inaal 4Ot res.
MEErING.
r@sTocKHOLDERs' MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Stakeholder, OF ihe
West Virginia Printing Company for the eiet .Nl
OF Directors for the ensuing year VIII pc neil D.
tho RyerslvR Buildiug Nos f225 and l27 Marie
street, on Thursday, January 23f. 1870 between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock m. aud u o'clock m
JAMES g. TANEi.
ta4rawf Secrctaff
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Vas advertisements,
CASH PRICE

Paid for Wooden and Cotton Rags, Wrought
aud Cest Iron, Copper, Brass and all kinds OF
old metal and Junk: Persons having any OF the
above will do well by calling on or telephoning
ALFRED DIMMACK,
2l06 and 2i0S Chspline Street,
Who will call for 1t at once. Telephone No.
A26 dei7edb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

Having severed my connection with Bel 2,
Fading 4 Co, am prepa'ed to draw up plans
and make estimates on all descriptions of build
inss. After the 18th Of this month my office vii,
be over Schaefers Real Estate Office, corner OF
Fourteenth and Market street.
o. s. PHILP0Tr,
lIl2doer Architect and Superintendent.
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~sTocKRoLpERsl MEErING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholacr iie
Bank of the Obi, valley for the purp1ie Of elect
ing Board OF Nine directors 10 serve 10. tN'
ensuing wear will be bed at the Banking hoIr,
No y Twelfth rect, on Monday January do.
1880. between the hours Of one and three ,.o.t
n m +. =. JEpsuN.
tsO.tq Cashlt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13
Steamboats,
STEAMERS
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Mem
phis, st. Louis, New Orleans,
and Intermediate Points,

and Intermediate Points,
VIII leave Wharf Boat foot Of Eleventh Street,
Daily, Monday excepted, as follows
Steamer RAINBOW CHRIS. q
LslF1f&S Young, master ChHs. W. kno1
ke2iAs.sA CLERK every Tuesday NJ a. m
Steamer ANDES +. b Cooper
0Ir3Ma.ter; AL J. slaven, Clerk efev
k9<8 Wednesday NJ m
Steamer "HUDSON,' J. +. kl'al
llaISMaster: Dan Lacey, CLERK. rtJ
&e2-zA1k Thunday AZ a. m.
Steamer &C. W. BATCHFlOk
sllaTtsSGeOrge O'Eeal Master T. g. Fee
= - = Clerk Every Friday att AN.
IT, . Steamer SCOTIA" John " pub
- tf3Glips, hater; Robert II. Kerr tefl
So every Saturday At a. m.
n-5 = Steamer "LDUIS A. sHEKLfl
Lsl@sAft1 Ed Maddy, Master: Jule Nenfaal.
- = Clerk; every Sunday AZ "a. n.
First class fare. Wheeling 10 Cincinnati. 5000.
Round trip, $1,000. Meals and statc.foom .'
cluded.
se-Tickets transferable and good until -
For Freight or Passage apply on board ~ lt.'
phone No. sf2. FRANK BOOTH,
uOls NEH..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

HoR RENT-TwO OFFICE ROOMS, Second
II floor, No. 50 Twelfth Street. Also one arge
hall, third oor, which can be used a. lodge
ROOM etc. Apply to EMSHElMER q Co., No 81
Twelfth street. ja3e4dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

VXTANTED-A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT
w Bookkeeper, Entry Clerk or City Sales.
man, by q Young man OF experience. Fest OF
eferences furnished. Address III, care this
Office. lalUS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13

A GENTS WANTED To SELL OUR ROCKIES
~ ter Steel Door Mats; exclusive territory
River to men with capual. New York Steel Mat
Co, 23i Broadway, N. y. java
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13
l1sw Advertisement.

TOR RENT-THE WELL-KNOwE sroreroom
II formerly occupied by John c. Miller, now
by Chas K. Miller. Also, five rooms upstairs.
Possession given April lst. Jallh
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE

Ss-Priees, 25. IS and 90 cents. sea,s OIL s,s
Jan. II, at c. a. Houses mus, :,o,s
fstE
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O,rd Feom John Hsnrnt;a

Rector Of ST. Francis A'vi'
MomdsriHe, W. "a, January IL, 1890