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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
sRsAkFasr sREWriss

Briiee-st. bridge Was opened TO traffic
lass night.
The Loren Day plaster mill at Grand
vile. twice destroyed by fire, will be re-
built At once.
Capt. j. O. Hallaire has been appoint
ed department Inspector on the staf OF
Department CdmmAnder .. A. James
OF the Union v'etsran's Union.
John Ecker was brought in fram
Ada by Deputy Sheriff Doagherty yes
terday, violently Insane, and locked up
atthe county iil for safe keeping.
Mr.. Selah ID building a new meat
market AZ No. El2S Ellsaorth-aye. IL Is
a neat frame building and will be
opened for buslnsss one week from to-
morrow.
DIR. w. II. Ross has received q call
from the AneTiean Eclectic Medical
college at Cincinnati 10 I'll the chair OF
cbsteties, but he Is Undecided as to his
acceptance.
Peninsular Chapter. Order Eastern
Star, will give a pedro party at their
hall, AcMullen block, next Tuesday
evening. Nov. l7th. Every member is
expected TO be ON hand at $50 sharp.
The physicians of the city are puzzled
over tne case Of + ;. Sc mes, the we'll
known advertising agent. who is suffer
ing from severe attacks OF a!kali
poisoning he received in Wichita, kas.
William Palmer, eighteen years old
IN inmate OF the poor house. died OF
consumption at that institution yester-
Gay. the body will TO taken to Oak
field by the superintendent OF the poor.
Elliott q Co.. have on exhibition q
mammoth t1rnip weighing 22i pounds.
l. was grown at Harbor Springs and
Was pre- serted To Mr.. Elliott by Supt-
". X. stlmson OF tae u. K. & l. rail
road.
While painting house at No. a.
etocklng-st. yesterday, JOSEPH Lyon
fell from ladder, breaking MS ankle.
The ambulance earned him 10 DIR. Nc
Calls Office, 81 We, Brldge.st- where
he WAS attended
Part Of the brick pavement between
the street car tracks or South IOnia-st.
opposite Lemon 4 Wheeler's wholesale
grocery store. Is making an effort g.
sneak down into the sever. II leaves
avery dangerous nole in the street.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by abou. twenty-five people q. the res
deuce OF Alderman Frost on Wednes
day evening. Pedro held the floor uu
Gil about half pass ten O'Clock when .
generous luncheon was served and th,
guests departed for home at very lat,
hour.
The hoard OF education and tn,
school hoard district No. 8, Grand Rap
ids township have rented q two stor,
building at the corner OF North Colt
ave. and Fourth-sts. with large hall
which will De used TO accommodate tn
children of the district until the build
ing recently burned can % rebuilt OF
the old site.
Collector Maynard OF the custom
house had busy day Yesterday. Th
receipts were larger tnan those for sew
eral months. They were seven cases O
mirror plates for the Widdicomb com
pany' and six cases for the Sigh Furnl
ture company, one case of gin for Peel
Bros, and car load of crockery 70
Morse 4 Son.
The Grand Rapids Book Binder
company, with y capital stock of $40.
600, iiled articles of Incorporate wit
the county clerk yesterday. The stock
holders are J w. Hannah, president an
manager. Geo. IL. Felt, secretary ane
treasurer. A. x. Cochran. .vicc-presiden
aud Joseph Emery. The four stock
holders constitute the board OF direc
tors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
CaeCiEa. OF CHICAGO.

ID. c. Cregler. ex mayor OF Chicago,
$ guest at the Morton. To = reporter
for the Telegram Herald he said: al
came up hy the Words FAIR grounds
todsy. | tell you its WORTH gong TO
see. It's regular young city out
there" How about tnat fsputallcan
landslide IN Chicsgoy' SEX d the re-
porter. "Lst me see. The eg aua-
Herald 10 republican. isn't = well. lt
~As ike thIs. We dIdn't get votes
enough hesAuse the democrats etasa ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
EXEMPT FROM TAXES.

City Clerk ShinkmAn received > re-
quest from the census bureau yester-
day morning asking for the value Of
ali property in the city which is exempt
from taxation. Investigation proved
that the grand total of such property
is s.. .c75 900, ltemized az follows: The
government building. $500 GOO; soldiers
home, $3.50, 900; the county court house,
jail and county buildings, $500. 900; the
city's assets, ST ,400, 900; school property,
$780, 900; churches, $l.23o, 900; charts
bic institutions, S25o, 900; Masonic home,
$50. 900; and benevolent societies, $780,
MAJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Now, don't get left next
Mon<lay,for there is to be q
change of starting time of
the Fast day train from
Grand Rapids to Chicago via
the West Michigan Line:
aud, Of course, . correa-
ponding saving at the Chi
caGo end Of the journey.
The train now leaves at los
p. m. 1t will then commence
to leave At 1905 noon and
arrive At Chicago at 5:2a5 p.
III. The advantage 10 both
those who 60 only to Chi
cago and those who 90 be-
yond, is nanifest. 5:25 p.
M. is a convenient hour tor
evening engagements in
Chicago, and 5;25 ls in time
for connection With all fast
trains out OF Chicago to the
great Western and South.
western places. Wagner
Buffet Parlor Car will con-
tinue On thls train. Other
trains will remain As at
yroeent
GEO. DEHAvEN,
Gen'l. Passr., Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
TO PROTECT THE BANKS.

protection of the banks and business
houses of the city will be perfected. In
under every cashiers desk, and at
every win,:ow in the hank, push but
ton will be placed which will he con-
nscted with an electric hell IN the signal
room at the police station. In case of
an emergency which requires an ofiicer
an instant alarm can be given. and an
officer sent in time to arrest the thief.
The vaults will be supplied with little
secret alarms 20 that IL will be known
at headquarters the instant they are
tsmpered with. The banks put in the
system at their own expense. aud after
1t IL in working order private houses
may make use Of the arrangement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

o.. hsss Faitsa Aae " ess I,sv.ssea-.is-,
Wesl ftsison and inciana-sis-. ysner.
soa and wsst Brage-sis., Pre- aps
Meet Bridge-sas., Seventh All ssosA-
iEg-<tA, Turner aad AesS isotasfa.
So. DAVIS and West Lsoaasd-sss.. Wse
and Nest Leonxrd-sss-, Aersh eAa
Qtaarry-sts- Wherever more hsht 10
needed, ssiax-arm lssAe VII - pro-
usd..4
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Ten Cent nisDsnds.

What's tne use Of spsading - much
money for clothes. when with Diamond
Dyes old dresses. feathers, ribbons,
etc., can be made 10 look like newf
A package costa but trn cents. yet y
often saves dollars. They come IN all
cotors, are easy 10 use, make rich and
unfading ce!ors. AMI Are the great
money savers Of the age.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

eage. speas sun i2y wita a.s Es&sesats as
No. f27 North FroDt-ss.
Miss IndsEmii e, of Detroit, IS the
guest VI her Assss, Mira GsTE.s Burn
ham
w.0. cFozier has returned from Chi-
caso, where ae left AFa CFOzieF ~ the
5sds.de OF Mrs. L. b. Weed, VINO Is very
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

The directors OF the Fourth Sstionsl
Bank held = meeting last evening and
elected John A. Seymour sssistsnt
cashier. The Office of cashier made
vacant by the Resignation y; Hon er W.
Nash 10 as yet untilied.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

By the new contract for tower llght
ing. the West SIDE will be wei provided
for. Ihevasviil 10 eleven towers. tuI.
nss of Battetsorsh-sve. and strslgiat-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
FOOT FORM SHOES Ss',1ss Is sss.i1.;. s..:.

Gong TO Detroit after next
Saturday you will have q
grand improvement in the
fpeed of the lp. m. train VIA
tue favorIte Lansing route.
A new schedule will make
thatthc opposite Of the cele-
brated l:l5 p. IN. from De-
lroit to this city, and 1t will
arrive at Detroit 1t 5:lop.ni.
instead of sos p. M. a. 1t
does now. Or ia other
words, a red uctlen OF 5S
minutes in the running
time. The train now lcav-
ing at 6::22S p. IN. will start
a, 5:45 p. m. and arrive ~
Dsiroit about as now. Tho
Go y. IA. trAia Nlll leave
At T:l5, arriving at De-
troit IL noon. The
100 .. IN. will run every
day, And the 7:l5 ., IN and
5:45 p. Qs week days
only. Othef changes will
occur aud go you had better
consult the new time table
or confer with the agents at
city oi6cee or Union sta ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Yhe feHewsas is . list OF tae marriage
licenses issaed sines LAST published. " IA ths
names residences tshea OUTSIDE the city aAa
asss Of the parties;
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

MYRTLE-At tas residence Of her grand
paEeats. Va. 30 fefr ssfa-ase-. Daisy Ayfsss.
oafy ehlid al MIR aaa Mrs. sss1a.
faae1ai satsaAy a. p IA. tatermeak -
faifonzs AZ cea4erely. Faeaas OF the tAs-ais
14s,Ssd-
chssrymAa Bewsa. funeral dirscssra 5
Eouatasa-ss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithlly Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIIy Told.
THE Lone Star Fishing club left Monday
for their camp at Fish Creek.
TIE new crop of tax bills is being har-
vested in the Sheriff's office.
THE Council committee on cemeteries
is called to meot at p. m. to-day.
THE Council committee on finance will
likely be called togetherwithin q few days.
Amour one hundred feet of the false
work of the channel span of the new bridge
is near up.
THE residence of Mrs. Walters out to
Pike, is being removed across the road to
a lot purchased by Mr.. Walters before his
death.
THE Mystic Crew Fishing club have a
left handed barber in camp in the person
of George Handlon and the boys say he is
Jim dandy.
AMELIA 7. CAPPEL was yesterday ap
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate Of
Adam Capfel, deceased. Bond $500, a.
Reymann surety.
ANNIE Brown was arrested by Officer
Frohme for being drunk on the street last
night. Two disorderlies were also locked
up by the police.
OFFICER DESMOND arrested Ella Ditty,
one of her female boarders and a male
companion, about two o'clock this morning.
for being out in a hack in drunken and
disorderly condition.
OFFICER DEvIIN found horse and bug
CIV belonging to Mayor Kellar. of Martins
Ferry, in the Eighth ward. early Monday
morning. He took charge OF it. and 1t
was afterward called for by the owner.
THE American Federation of Labor will
give at picnic at Fltzwilliams' Grove,
Washington, Pa, July 81 and August /.
An kinds of amusements will be the order
of the day Wheeling people are expected
to be present
TIE new Eighteenth street, opened up
bv the Terminal Railroad Company, be-
tween Market and Chapline streets, IN ac-
cordance with the terms OF the franchise
given the company by the city, will soon
be ready for traffic.
CHARLES OKEL was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate OF Elizabeth
Oberdick. deceased. Bond $1,000. August
Pollack surety. Mr.. Okel was also ap-
poiuted guardian for the orphan children
Of August and Elizabeth Oberdick. Bond
$500, August Pollock surety.
MIR. d. NJ. CAREY, Of the contracting
firm of Paige, Carey * Co.. has returned
To the city after business trip TO Ohio
and Pennsylvania, during which he made
bids for the construction OF two railroads:
One is the Beech Greek and Clearfield ROAD
in Pennsylvania and the other the Gosh
ocfon and Loudensville road in Ohio.
JACOB YEAGER, an amateur mineralogist,
while wandering up a ravlne near Wells,
Vile stumbled upon a large ten-pound
lump OF gold-beariDg quartz, which an ex-
nsrr m whom he sent it declares ii 70 be
very valuable. Yeager says there is a
GREAT quantity Of the rock where he found
This specimen, but no one but himself
knows the locality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
ELKs' OUTING.
A Splendid Programme Prepared for To-
Days Ce ebration.


The B. T. o. Els outing at Vince
ing Park this evening promises to De n
complete success. The members will
have the exclusive right to the grounds
after five o'clock, and no person except
those bearing invitations will be adj
mitted. The members will meet at the
Elm Grove motor Office at 4:30 O'Clock.
and take the five o'clock motor to the
Park.
The Elks and their guests will enjoy
themselves in the various amusements
furnished at the Park until seven o'clock,
when social session will be held in the
dancing hall, consisting Of brass, string
and instrumental and vocal music. reel
tations, etc. At eight o'clock an ad-
dress OF welcome will be delivered by
Capt. b. B. Dovener. Dancing will
commence at nine o'clock, TO the music
of the Opera House orchestra. At ten
o'clock the grand march will take place,
and at eleven the Elks' toast and brass
band concert in the Park enclosure.
The exercises will conclude with a mag
nificent pyrotechnic display, from the
top of the mound.
The Elks will endeavor to make their
outing one of the most notable affairs in
the history OF the organization in this
city, and If the weather is favorable the
event will be most successful one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
DIED.

LLINGER-Tues6ay, July 2s. 1891, at 10
o'clock a. n. IDA JULIA. daughter OF Phil and
Gertrude Voellinger, aged year, months and
10 days.
Funeral from residence OF parents, No. 22i7
Main street, Thursday morning at o'clock
Interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends
Of the family are invited.
KYNE-On Wednesday July ga 1891, at a;
m. ANTHONY KYNE, aged 20 years, months and
- days.
Funeral from his late residence on Second
street, Martins Ferry, o., Friday morning, July
81, at Q o'clock Friends Of the family Invited.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
[Pittsburg and st. Louis papers please copy.l
OVERFIELD-w Wednesday, July 90, 1891, at /
O'CLOCK p. m, DOMINIC OvERFIELD, in his Attn
year.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. South Huron street, Friday morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Mass at st. Alphonsus
Church Mt O'Clock. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend. Interment at Mt Calvary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
WHEELING WINS
A Good Game at Recreation Park-Base
Ball Notes.

A Good Game at Recreation Park-Base
Ball Notes.
The Red Lion Specifics played their
first championship game with the Beav-
er (Pa.) club, at Recreation Park, yes
terday afternoon, and came out yicto-
rious. The local club won by good
sharp fielding, and the inability Of the
visitors to solve Henry's delivery. The
game was full of pretty plays on both
sides, and was full of what in base ball
parlance would be termed "ginger"
The Wheeling clubs are putting up as
good a game Of ball as can be witnessed
anywhere, but the management is some
what disappointed at the light attend
ance. Although the expenses are not
very great money has been lost on each
game. Lovers of base ball should
turn out and encourage the manage
ment in its efforts to furnish the
public with good games, at the sane
time witnessing first class exhibitions.
The poor streetc car service probably had
something to do with the light attend
apce. but it will be better hereafter. The
following is the result of yesterdays
game:
Beavers. 0 0 0 0 o. 9
Red Lion Specifics % o D -
observation-disclosures and Stralnor;
Henry and Widgins. Base hits-Beaver,
); Wheeling, s. Two-base hlts-Smith,
Rauch and Trainor. Struck out-By
Henry 5, by Neeves 10. Earned runs
Wheeling, t. Base on balls-Wheeling,
/: Beaver, 2. Double play-R. Buck
ley, Rowe and Leach. Wild pitch
Neeves. Passed balls-Tratnor, Wild
gins, 2. Time-1:4O. Umpire-Prince.
The same clubs will cross bats at the
park tomorrow afternoon, and 1T Is
hoped that larger crowd will attend.
Game called at $3.50
The HowIevtown Growers accept the
challenge of the North End Clippers for
Sunday morning, August I'd, on the
Peninsula grounds.
The Benwood Athletics would like to
play the Pink Carriers of Wheeling a
game on Sunday afternoon, August I'd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
The Wheeling OIL Field.

Oil operators have once more become
imbued with the belief that there
is oil near Wellsburg, and the drill is to
be started soon again in that locality.
A sale Of 10 acres of the John Lewis
property. just below the mouth of Buff
falo creek, for oil purposes, was made
this week, $3.50 cash paid, the balance
OF the purchase money somewhat de-
pendent upon luck. The parties pur-
chasing have a theory that makes them
pretty confident that oil will be found
on their purchase, which is not far from
and south OF the spot of the original
Barclay gas well. They propose to forth
with proceed to test the matter by sink
ing wells. The parties are from Zanes-
vile and Marietta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Special Meeting.

The Board Of Commissioners met In
special session yesterday and transacted
some business matters awaiting the at
tention OF the body.
The petition of the Trustees OF Alien
helm, for permission TO lay water pipes
across the road in the vicinity OF the
Home, was referred to the Committee on
Roads and Bridges for report.
The petitions of the West Virginia
Home for Aged and Friendless Women,
and of the Trustees OF the German st:
Alphonsus WeiSer Verein, to be released
from taxation, were referred to the
Prosecuting Attorney for an opinion as
to the powers of the Board in the prem
Uses.
The report of the Committee on Roads
and Bridges, as to certain unimportant
matters. was read and referred back.
The petition of John Hanna and 9TH
ers for permission to work out road
taxes OH private roads, were referred.
After the adjournment OF the Board,
the various standing committees got to-
gether and cleared the tables OF work
awaiting them.
The Board will meet in regular
monthly session Monday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
A Card.
To the Editor of the Register.

10 the Editor Of the Register.
1 desire to say that your reporters
source of information in regard to the
arrest, fine and also given three hours
to leave the city, of myself, is a ma
licious wrong. II would do well for
your reporter to be more careful as to
whom he receives information from.
The parties who have been in the habit
Of giving news hap hazard like the
above, and all for the fun Of the thing,
may some day regret it. There is
nothing in it but dull ignorance. make
this reply and would say that l shall
remain in the place of my nativity so
long as it suits my humble pleasure.
ROBERT HEALEY.
BenlCOOd, ". Va.
THE item to which the above refers,
was published on information received
from the Police Marshal Of Benwood. ]
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Both satisfied.

Col. T. M. Darrah and Hon. Lave
Garden, both candidates for State Audi
tor. and both very popular and sterling
Democrats, met in the REGISTER Office
yesterday and after very pleasant ac-
acknowledgement of the time OF day, en-
quired of each other how his canvass
was progressing? Each gentleman ex-
pressed himself as well satisfied with the
situation and hopeful in any event that
an Ohio county man would be the win
nar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
A Noted Month.
From Ksokuk, Ia, Democrat.


August, 1887, was a noted month. 1t
gave extreme heat and extreme cold,
the results of which were disastrous 10
the public health. Cases of collie, chol-
era morbus and diarrhoea were abund-
ant and there were numerous calls AT
the drug stores for Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Drug
gists of this city tell us that this RENE
dy has been more frequently called for
during the past month than any other
preparation, and that it has proven a
panacea for the very worst cases.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is mertorious medici-
nal preparation for all summer COM
plants for which 1t is recommended,
and grows in popularity in this city and
vicinity. The sales are increasing rap
idly and wonderful cures are reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
A Big chimney Thrown Down.

Yesterday morning the men who are
working under the direction Of Con-
tractor Hallock, clearing away the old
Tack factory buildings, threw down the
big brick stack, lis feet high, which
has stood on the west side of the factory
for so years past, it having been built
by John Britt, in 1s41. The chimney
was undermined with picks and crow
bars, and came down with a crash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
Marriage Licenses Issued.

A marriage license was issued yes
to-day TO Anna n Richard, native OF
Wheeling. aged %, and DR.. c. L. Hill,
a native Of Monroe County, u, ageo %:
Also. to Joseph Weiner, native OF
Germany, aged 90 and Jospha Werner,
= native of Wheeling, aged "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
TO ATLANTIC CITY.
A Big Crowd Leaves the City on the Md
night Train

night Train
The third OF the series OF excursions
over the b. & O. 10 Atlantic City left at
midnight for the East, carrying about
one hundred and fifty passengers. In
addition 10 the twenty-one members OF
the Owl Club, full list OF which was
published in the REGISTER OF last
Sunday, the following were among
those who departed last night:
W. J. Lukens, Clement Hess
and wife, a. ]. Hupp, James Ian
try. Tom Wolvington, Mill Mabis, Oliver
Murray, James d. Hanes, Misses Lizzie
Kuglen and Title Reilly, Will Pfarr,
Henry Tape, Albert Willke, VIII
Ziegenfelder, VIM. Driehorst, Godfrey
Schul and wife, DR.. and Mrs. J. Fl.
Pipes, J. r. Acker and F. A. McCabe,
Jr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
MADAM MITCHELL
BASE BALL!
At Base Ball Park, between Forty-seventh
and Forty-eighth streets,
This Afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
RED LION SPECIFICS
BEAVER GRAYS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No 1871 EoG street brick: s3.i00.
No fOf Fifteenth street: s30O.
No IS 5. Broadway. frame. $500.
No I55 Sixteenth street. brick and frame.
Thirty-tWo Acres OF the Cochran portion Of the
John Reid farm IN Pleasant Valley. on the
NAtio0al Road, now occupied By Joseph Dim
mey fl2 0o0.
No 20 Virginia street, eight rooms and bath
room. new; 1900
No III Alley n. last wheeling, Frame House
81 four rooms: Lot 30xiz0 feet; t7U0.
Brookside on the National Road. about one
mile west Of bridgeport. Ohio. over half an
acre Of ground. with good dwelling and AL
necessary improvements; $3.50.
Building Lots o. west side Of ". Huron street,
Island. 81 go per front foot.
fOOx550 feet IL Pleasant Valley, en- the National
Road. for OIL so. on easy terms.
The business property 30 l5z2 Main street,
row occupied By }. W. Hunter & Co.'S Spice
Nils.
Tue Pryor place on National Road, near Elm
Grove, consisting Of about eighteen acres.
STOCKS FOR SALE.
60 Shares Brilliant Iron and Steel Company.
% Shares Benwood Iron Works.
Shares Hobbs Glass Company.
shares Panhandle Coal and Iron Company.
5 Is shares Street Railway Company.
RINEHART & TATUM,
REAL ESTATE AGESTR
tyis no. Ina Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30

Remnant Dress Goods at one-hah to
one-thtrd price. S1.oO and e1.25 India
silks at 25 and Soc Friday Remnant sale
Read Stone s. Thomas sd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30
MARRIED.

HILL-RICHARDS - Wednesday evening,
July 90. 1891. at the residence Of the bride
parents, by the Rev. c. NJ. Afford, DR. CHARLES
LEE HILL and ANNA NJ RICHARDS. No CARDS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30

soc. sheetings at I5c. Table Linens ut
half price Read stone Thomas Rem
nant sale al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30

Cheviots at Sc, Indigo Blue Calico at &c.
1e LEO. Dress Bingham at Sc. Come early
for choice. Read Stone & Thomas adj.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-30

Remnant Sale tomorrow, Friday. Come
early for choice. Best bargains go first.
Don't get left. STONE & THOMAS.
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pPFCCEC

E,oR SALE-STRoNG, HEAVY. PINE Boxes
IL suitable for packing heavy machinery or
weighty goods. Apply at this efice. te27h