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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

The Jersey city men had the best OF II al me 't'r''
and AT the end ~ the Hrst hall the core was to III
tb,- favor The goals were made by Banks and Loano
for Ncv Jersey and T.. II Scars for the Corinthians
In the second half little F. = Chaplin. the doughty
captaln. did phenomenal work. and he was generously
applaudcd f. H. and L. Sncdeker mahe g'aIs Tor
the Corinthians taking the lead. Nft"r great rally
Captain lies scored goal for New Jersey on 'plendd
shot from the field. Neither sd" conh a1d ~ its
score. and tho referee stopped the game.
The suow-hOc race was between the Indians oslti
kcte Kat.cuhaIm. Kauavatp and Ortc. Hute stepped
on hi fcc, and quit after one lap Tho race was an
exciting one between O,itaEctc and Kai'enhllm Inc
finish wa- 80 close that nobody knew which had won.
O.takcc wa, aid 10 he bad Indian. ana IN" referee
.avc him tic race chief Deer House said good. and
none = the Indians complained.
The largest crowd Of the tournament was present at
the Garden lat night The staten lSland-Druid
match va, by Ter the most Interesting Of the contests
The game VI, started ~ - =. m. and vt- between
the old enemies. the Drud- II Baltimore. last year
champions and the pr'"ut champions of lib" staten
Island Athletic club. The game wa> the lNehc't ~
thc series II necessary heads were hit, II the hall
could II, got ~ IN other Tho team, were made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

Icfcrre-L. Moses. Tmpirc--Mes'r' Davis ana po'is.
The game easily won by the Montreal team by
the score Of , 10 . sheppard and Genchtv did the
host work. their lodging and tachllne being superb.
and each scoring two Of the goals Patterson scored
the other goal for the Canadians. TrkarhOkcn
and shohonnasi each scored "A goal for the Indians.
Tho Indians were unnecessarily rough In their play
when they saw they could not win. They knocked
heads without ceremony The score was = 10 ! In the
first half and TO l I'm the last hall.
The second game between the jersey city and
Corinthan Athletic Club teams. II was great Dat
lie and ended I'm a draw The PLAYERS were not 80
scientific ~ the Canadians but thNy evenly
matched and showed more vigor in their work. The
applausc was generous. Tho teams werc made MP As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
INDIANS AS ATHLETES.
CANADIANS DEFEAT THEM AT LACROSSE
THE RED MEN TOO LAZY TO PLAY wEIG-AN
EXCITING RACE on sNowsHOES.

EXCITING RACE on SNOWSHOS'
Probably 500 people attended the Lacrosse Tourna-
mcnt. at the Madison Square Garden Yesterday after
noon. Two games were played and tho hVehest IN
tcrest was manifested. There was also snow shoe
race between four Caughnawauga Indians, who showed
more energy than they did in the lacrosse WORK.
The first game started at p. m. and was
between the Canadian champions aud the Caugh-
nawauca Indians The teams made up fol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28
FOR SALE.

Seven lots 5Oxi0O feet In Filan. whyte and
Gallagher addition; price 500 10 goo each.
Corner one-hAlf lot on McColloch and Bel
mont streets
Two lots at EdginRton Lane.
Farm 10 acres six miles east Of city.
Farm o5 acres, very cheap, eightssn miles
east OF city.
Lots in A. II. Pa,terson's addition, Elm
Grove, on easy terms.
Choice lots In Glendale on easy terms.
sl.0O0 will buy n i've foomed house, Jacob
street, Centre Wheeling.
Five houses. three rooms, on South jacob
street. q, 600 each
Lots in S. S. Bloch addition on South Penn
and Elm streets.
Lot on south Front street, Island, ti.2Do
One OF the best manufacturing sites in the
city. fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner In Center Wheeling
House OF siI rooms, $50 Woods street, in
good condition. t2.2Ol
House Of seven rooms. 233i Eof street, g. COO
House OF four rooms, corner Eighteenth street
and Alley q; 81 900.
Lots on North Erie and South Penn streets.
Island, t35O 70 400 each.
Full lot on jacob street, with hye-roomed
brick house ia the rear f200D.
BALI Lot on Eon street, south Of Twenty.
eighth street, 5000
Two Lotsi very desirable location In Mounds
Vile at low figure
HAlfLot at east end Of Tuenty-seyenih street,
Five-roomsd House. good condition, No. sfsi
Chapitne street; s.410
NESBITT g. DEVINE.
ocsa i79o Msrkst Street
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mAkrrN,s FERRY.

Mr.. Osborne, of Pittsburg, who has
been In this city getting members to or
ganize a Lodge of A. o. q. W., will
leave for his home to-day on few days
vi sit to his family. The new Lodge Will
be organized about December 10.
The members of Standard Council,
Junior Order American Mechanics, will
meet at their hall at 8 o'clock this
morning to attend the NJ. E. Church in
body.
- There will be a special meeting OF the
Board of Directors OF the \. Nj. Y. A.
tonight at o'clock. Business OF I'M
portance will be before the meeting.
The saws for Mear's box factory ar
rived yesterday and are being placed In
position. They will commence making
boxes about the first Of the week.
Miss Rider who has been visiting her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Rider, of Third street, returned to her
home at Kansas City yesterday.
The new building for the Martins
Ferry keg and barrel works is urder
roof and the sheeting is being put on
| the sides.
II. w. Shreve and DR.. Hervey will
build large brick building on the site
of their offices on Hanover street, In the
spring.
The puddlers Of the Etna mill are
off on account Of the piston OF the big
engine breaking. They will be on next
week.
Shorty Andrews, who shot Dick
Deegans, was sentenced to two years In
the penitentiary yesterday.
Congressman Pearson, of this district,
will remove his family to Washington,
d. O., next week.
down on the Farm" will play here
at the Opera House on Saturday evening
December 10.
Mrs. VIM. Green, of Etnaville, will
leave this morning to visit friends In
Cleveland.
Professor Bryant, the colored orator,
will preach in the Second NJ. Il. Church
tomorrow.
Olive Lodge, Knights of Honor, had
an important meeting last night.
Mrs. Rev. G. B. Henthorn and family
are the guests Of relatives here.
Miss Gilmore, of Washington, is the
guest of Miss BERTHE Blackboard.
Miss Pearl Chambers, of Bellaire, is
the guest of friends here.
s. B. Williams has left on q business
trip in Pennsylvania.
Miss Maggie Pennington is visiting II
Moun6svllle.
Miss May Sedgwick is visiting friends
in town.
Jrmes German is in Plttsburg.
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BENWOOD.

Tom Cossy, an employe Of the River
side. had narrow escape from being
crushed to death early yesterday morn
ing. He was ON his way to work, Win
his dinner pail in his hand, when he was
struck by a north-bound freight train
ON the b 4 o. trek He was knocked
several feet, but fortunately escaped
serious injury. DR.. 7. NJ. Hasklns
dressed his wounds.
Presiding Elder Mick preached an in
teresting sermon to large cOngrega-
ton at the NJ. Z. Church, THURSDAY
evening. The season OF special S yarv
80 - 80 ~.N~~~ 49,. --tsiAs, =" re VIZ.
l fSs SS::ttng, and PRODUCED for children
were well attended.
The suit before Squire Riddle OF
Rice VS.. Barnhill, growing out of the
construction OF the lookup in the City
Building, was yesterday decided In
favor of Mr.. Barnhill.
]. P. Barger and wife will leave on
Monday for Pittsburg, where Mr.. Bar
ger will remain for several days. Mrs.
Barger will visit her mother in Can
nollton, Pa.
Arthur Fox, of New Martinsville, was
guest Of the family of David Arndt,
on Main street, yesterday.
Harry Forrest and Clarence Wellin,
of Braddock, Pa, were calling Oil
friends here Thursday.
Tom Pelley and Will Peabody came
down from Pittsburgh to spend Thanks
giving at their home.
Jas. Bennett and VIM. Murray have
resigned their positions at the Wheeling
steel plant.
John Seaman is making improve
mentS to his property on Main street.
VIII Policy, of MlngO, visited his
parents on Main street yesterday.
The new saloon adjoining the City
Building is about completed.
Melvin White has resigned position
at the Riverside.
The Riverside Tube Works was idle
on Thanksgiving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28
BRIDGEPORT.

The people Of EtnaVille still continue
to complain about the bridge not being
| lighted at night. They predict dread
full accident some OF these dark nights.
/ When the bridge is so dark it is almost
! impossible TO travel When there is
( light to be had why not have it?
Some young people from Fairmont
were in town yesterday having general
GOOD time. 1t seems that this Is not the
town they set out for, but as they got
| here by some indifnable means they
proposed to make the best Of it.
The street In front of the postoflce
which has needed to be paved for such
| a long while is at last 'getting there. "
I II Council will only pave the other side
the community will feel very grateful
toward them.
Officer Donnley and party arrived
home in time to spend their Thanks
giving with their friends. They had a
| Jolly time; caught one deer and con-
siderable other game.
Mrs. Harrison Phebus took suddenly
81 on Thanksgiving Day while at the
residence of j. c. Dent. A physician
was sum moned and reported her condi-
ton not dangerous.
An oyster and bean supper will be
given BY the Ladies' Relief Corps next
Tuesday, December /, at the City Hall.
Super 25 cents. All are invited to at
tend.
Posters are up announcing the coming
of Prof. K. l.. Cumnock the celebrated
elocutionist, on December 5, at the Kirk
wood NJ. E. church.
Miss Minnie Alexander leaves to-day
to attend q wedding which will take
place some time during the early part
OF next week.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Stephens
sermon ia the morning, will be "Salt
Without SAVIOR" in the evening, "Prott
and Loss"
I J. S. Howard, of ClarkSdale, Miss and
Al. Johnson. Of New Castle, Pa, are
the arrivals at the Sherman house.
Mrs. X. E. Van Pelt left yesterday
for short stay with friends near
Valley Grove.
R. B. Mitchell sold one of his Kirk
wood lots to Miss Folwer and Sopher
for $1,000. .r
Mrs, J. K. Mitchell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Kenna, at st. Clairsville, o.
Mr.. Ellsworth HouSer and bride have
returned from their wedding tour.
w. T. Graham returned yesterday
from on Eastern business trip.
A. L. Wslling and wife are expected
home from Cleveland to-day.
John Stuff, ex-Marshal, OF st. Glars
vile, was in town yesterday.
Geo. Ladd, of Pittsburg, was in town
on business yesterday.
Mr.. L. o. Neal, of Bearsville, was in
town yesterday.
R T. Howell has returned from
Pittsburg trip.
J. O. Howells spent yesterday in Bell
aire.
officer Sauers is indisposed.
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BELLAIRE.



At meeting of the Ladies' Home Be-
neyolent Society Wednesday afternoon,
the following officers were elected and
committees appoited for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. John I. Rodefer;
Treasurer, Miss Maggie Crafty; Secre-
tary, Miss Annie c. Miller; Committees,
First ward, Mrs. Francis, Mrs Camp;
second ward, Mrs. King, Mrs. Snively;
Third ward, Mrs. KHrtz, Mrs. Clements;
Fourth ward, Mrs. Eitten, Mrs. Thorn
ton Rodefer; Fifth ward, Miss Lizzie
Cummins, Miss Annie G. Miller; Rose
Hill, Mrs. James Lee, Mrs. VIM. Ault;
Horns Addition, Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs.
WyrIck; School committees, First ward,
Miss Roscoe; Second ward, Miss Low
man, Miss Rodefer; Belmont, Miss Wy
rick; Central, Mrs. Thompson; Indian
Run, Miss Faupel; Gravel Hill, Miss
Beazle.
The meat shop men have tackled up
signs to the effect that they will not be
open on Sundays until furture notice.
| There is no occasion for the purchase OF
meat on the Sabbath at this season OF
the year, and the dealers have taken q
step they should have taken some time
I
/ since.
Constable Baugh took several children
TO the Industrial Home some time since
but the parents got them out again oy
| some means and the little ones are run
ming bout town again. They will prob
| ably be taken in charge again.
Alonzo Petit took some tools from
the coal works Of Richard Heslop. he
paid q fine OF $50 and costs and got ten
DAYS In iail. The stream of evil doors
from here keeps steadily flowing to the
county seat.
George Boyce, bottle blower, had a
| hand severely burned yesterday morn.
ing. While blowing his hand slipped
down on the red-hot glass. He has
very bad band and will be laid up FOL
some time.
The voters of the Fifth ward will Sc
lect a councilman to fill the unexplred
term of the late o. T. Blackburn. Why
not select two cOuncilmen up there a.
the same time as another is needed.
Rev. VIM. CASTOR, Of Cleveland, for
merly pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, this city, spent Thanksgiving
with friends in this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Nor
cross took place yesterday Afternoon
from her late home on Gravel Hill, anC
was largely attended.
A small fire at the Stamping work
caused an alarm to be sounded, but TIT
blaze was soon extinguished by a buckle
brigade.
A Young married couple of the Fourtl
ward who found 1T unpleasant to liv,
here, left suddenly on Thanksgiving
Eve.
Patrick Murphy's dray horse upset
lot of boxes on Belmont street yeSterda,
and made lot Of work for the driver
Suitable stone for the completion o
Rock Hill road cannot be found a
present in that immediate vicinity.
Rev. T. w. Lane viii speak to tn
J EDworth League at st. Clairsville o.
Monday evening.
The County Commissioners have ad
vertised for bids for the construction o
three toll houses.
LAWYER w. V. Walton has taken dow
his sign aud will change his place
residence.
A new saloon has been started in tn
Second ward by Wheeling gentleman
oh. Rice, OF this city, built the ne'
-, -, 80, 80 -0GbD Benwood.
aOOu' 'O"H' Ngns of imnrnyemen
Harry Hiner, of the Fifth ward, is OF
the sick list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28
For Over Fifty Years.

b TiT--sS, ASD WELL-TRIzD REMEDY
q for ~ Soothing Syrup has been
les ~ 81 nlty years by millions of
( ssrss.,. 'Aelr children while teething
ecs SoCeess. 1t seOthes the child,
Z eoiie s-l's alays all pain, cures
S'hoes ia - the best remedy FOR
Orl7s;s,. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
'Sa,g.fvs' 70 every part Of the world
I<cssbis CSats bottle. Itsvalue "a
,sqg'S Be sure and ask for Mrs
sEaS soothing Syrup, and take no
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

TIE SUNDAY REGISrEs be-
In, Ing member OF the two
TOUR A'e-t ewsCathering assccis-
'1es REsr I'd Press and d'' the A TSiisS
On ~ Press, Is the only newspaper
AIS. iaat can Furnish telegrsphic
news from Che entire outside
Wocid. It's telegraphic ser
vice IS absolutely perfect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28
7IIONSFOR THRFAlR
.,-,o FIXTURE GOWN DESCRIBED AND
nLUSTRATEB.
,..,.r, That Wss Made for Mrs. Willie
tins ,.,s,l,-Nolss and Opinions on iAs
s -. -.;l;,g Nodes from the Rasls
Pan Of Olive HErpE.
,,,,ofns Register.

c,--,,posSsnes OftAs Register;
al C S,,rr November 25.-ThOse la
NV ON 81 lFe a study Of their garments
d; FAo m1 Who are content TO follow
. nos olse's ideas will ind that the
,1s one e,sT illuttrated here is a safe
sure g .,,ow This is appropriately
.oisl 70 s lor material, as tits one
,sts ID Sosigus that never go out OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

-' OF The Partisan dreSsmakers to
.-e what perfect taste means.
--'ag the many evidences OF the
go Oh good taste is the fact that there
''y little false hair worn now.
'es are not ashamed II they have
d leaYy head Of hair any more, and
'feSS their Scanty locks as pref
-> '1sy can and stick pretty pins
'leI combs into il and il is sll
4, great quantities OF rhinestone
i, pms stars, etc, are worn TO
,'e lair this season: often one sees
Il 10 the street. OF course, when
,oll1 has fine head OF hair
gong 70 display il, aud l don't
Aer l noticed the other
:. ,aat Mrs. Leslie Carter has a
~, .-> eead Of hair. Glossy and red
'.Ae1' out whether red or chestnut
---sa. Recent and envelopes her like
go N1enit is down. The style OF
t.'s Aair varies with the quantity
h.. ana the shape of the face, but
,,.t,,.'e car.S and wavy bangs will
y .,.5 never 60 out Of fashion again.
n 80, % 70 IS brought no high on the
~ -S1 twisted into puffs where thin
V - where abundant. The tight
man oraids in a knot az the
Is best liked for street wear.
OLIVER HARPER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

TIE SUNDAY REGISTER be-
lng q member OF the two
great neWsgatheKing associa-
lions, the Western Assoeia-
ted Press and the United
Press, is the only newspaper
that can furnish Geographic
news from the entire outside
world its telegrapic ser
vice Is absolutely perfect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28
poD's Expect Il!


Don't expect NeI1 Customers to
,ome to your store unless you invIte
hem.
Don't erpectto Increase your Trade
t,itholtt Nep Customers.
Don't erpect Ne'O Customers to
l4,o,v anything about you unless you
I'll them.
Don't erpcct them to Look IN TIE
directory for your name.
The only ,VGy to get them Is to use
tie Advertising Columns Of Ltue
Jawpapes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

fashion. 40 was
evolved by Miss
Blanche SmedleY,
the young animal
painter. The
front of the skirt
and the sleeves
are of soft gray
blue faille, the
edges Of it being
embroidered n
silk of the same
shade. 7 b g
sleeves are double
pulled and h e
forearm portion
Is embroidered in
the same color.
The front has a
vest composed OF
scream colored
| Spanish lace In a
swide jabot. The
princesse back is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28
Spr gnls.

FoR SALE OR RENT THE RoEMkR
- Block, No; Dis ana a5 JoHN RoEMER. in
the building, upstairs. Entrance on fwsnty-
first street Terms easy. oS-
NOR sALE-FRAME sroRE-RooA AND
E dwelling OF McMechen, about W yar1s
from b. 4 o shops and round houses no" go 70,
ing up. Excellent location Tor business. "a. az
in good condit on. viii sell either sepafate.
Price. 500 Terms cash. Coed reasons ior
selling. Address, 5. II. GRAFTON, McMechen,
W Va no.LoeoS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

LADIES' To.morrow's REGISTER will con-
tain most entertaining fashion
FASHIONSls article on Fall and Winter Wraps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

FOOT This popular game will be described
In detail, IN Sundays REGISTER Rugby
BALL. style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

PICTURE 0O"N' OF soft CHINA SILK
"a a., -; wood Erown and green, and
5ssD hand of velvet around the skirt
% ,6idore brown velvet. There is
= - lace around the neck. The drap-
.vsry graceful and the whole makes
i...s tSat is q real pleasure to the eve.
N curse each lady should choose
.. ,Sl,rs best suited TO her complexion,
"a ~odifcationS can be made in any
-.,-.r 20 please the owner. A pretty
80 is 10 have the sleeves Shirred
m three inches wide In the middle
5.ss ann. fit Is intended only for
I, ,,vD. salmon pink aud moss green
.,.s A beautiful combination. So do
MN aud ivory, blue and brown, and
.s,a are many other combinations that
..-.,ic taste or the fruits Of the rem
s,, counter may suggest.
pv that / mean that in many OF the
res, stores short lengths Of silk,
All, velvet, ETC., suitable for the
+,-,s or backs OF gowns, can be bought
IA considerable reduction from the
.-.,s IL would have cost if cut from q
ere. and by aid Of this fortunate cir
instance many ladies Of very limited
come manage 10 dress very handsome
4 Ii would need about 20 yards OF
HE and A. of India TO make this
risome gown, and il the fair young
Fs-er can make 10 herself it could be
-.le az d cost Of not over six dollars.
Inst think, and will keep in style an in
sia!.e period. And they call Us ex-
-agant!
Some Of the dainty minor fancies OF
he season are too lovely to describe and
|mc1nning TO put in unfaeling type,
-.Imust say a word In favor OF the
uuis.te bits Of aprons worn at home
ctose,Jes OI RmU6 uO6on catching
stle feStOons Of the flounce. The
Tt shaped bib Is held up by two white
S.teS and the strings are each two
lris long, Of ribbon, and tiein long
ops and ends.
there is an exquisite gown which was
Eantly finished for Mrs. Willie X.
1ierbilt by the ladies tailor Of New
-a, and verify believe the idea was
a.en from Ella Wheeler Wilcox, as It
Just Ike one Of her gowns. II is Of
ilery coIored cheyiot, and how simply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28

"op pFNT-HoLLIDAY FLAMING MILL
pronartv' At corner Of Market and Iwsn.
tieth strsets: one good Stable. to Dry,ns
sbess one ofice. with two rooms, TWO ar H.
Warerooms and Cellar. Inquire az S'' e .nish
Hotel
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BANK OF WHEELING, WHEELING, W, VA.
LIABILITIES.
EEsOURCEs.
....n...... sl.2;6,l5i 81
BANK, WHEELING, W. VA.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE COZ

by the made the @th
Septem
ExCHA NGE BANK
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STATESMEN Times changes on a mum
THEN AND Der OF national CHI ocacters in
NOW. s quarter OF century will
appear in Sundays issue.
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-ged from the
ure, but il
aSaS though,
is T0psy 'it
,1wei.
The back is
,.lceSSe with
" glaits az the
lck center
n The open
sOa the right
has several
AS Of narrow
Tl Castle braid
pad rounded
oDZe buttons.
- collar has a
a 0yercollar.
|athere are tiny
rs made in the
-emanner. Mrs.
Us Wheeler viii
IsdresS is Of a
w,OIy gray,
Elta in the same
One has
I,o see a lcdy
soTn Nkethis
- the highly
13ceIlel ere
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RESOURCES.

State Examiner r. D. DUFFY.
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IotAi. -....s...-.-.....tf5S,zl5 u
WI BY the report made 10 me on the sosh day Of
p. y. DUFFY, Auditor.
& OF THE OHIO VALLEY. wmrLue. wa
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LET YOUR
LAMPS REST
ON THIs.
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AR SAVINGS BANK. wHEELrso. W. VA.
BANK, WHEELING. ". VA.

vn by the report made to me on the 18th day {
p. r. DUFFY, Auditor.
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Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ISL 80
STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE "
RESOURCES.
RrenrRcra

The foregoing is q correct statement, as show
September, 1891, by the State Bank Examiner.
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STATEMENT SHOWING THE

The foregoing Is a correct statement, as Sd
september, 1891, by the State Bank Examiner.
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STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION or tt

The foregoing is n correct statement, as sh'
Sept. mber, 1891, by the State Bank Examiner