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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-07

Oas uno niats anperes 1T ber Rsni8, peiien W;s
ferhanestraft resen Wiansels an etnem wi,tiamen
etimulanimiitel 10 nett seapunben ift, bab er Jus
idmmentnten unb flt pieueiGt gar meb t6un irbe,
wenn etn sepiHtissr @esenionb, pis }. .. cine mnrz
btas Matrsne NIT fatt6er abrperlae, fid aui ibn su
fhsen periu3s. etdrtt Gud, Sbr baseren, Iufts unb
frnftlofen, fh,rantenteu @eftaer, nit Spfstter 9
Masentttters fas eua in ben stanb iesen rirb. gut
in eiier unt 5u pertauen unt baeurn an Musfel uub
araft 5u serinnen. Ibut Sbr's ni&t, 70 iptrb her
eftmme Senienmann Garen gebensfaten balb eenus
i&werpen, Sartlebtsfeit, Waaioria, Rbeumatismns
unc Nierenleifen perbeu inssfiommt ron hieem famo
fen Gsiunftetts= unb ardfteerreder iberpunpen Sn
gerpinounS mt. Rem Sebrauh BON 9itters pirb Der
S4wddus pcbI ttun, bic Bebnrintie Ieiues maltrai.
ttrten WasenS gu tubiren, um berSeiben bure urdas
itde rnb lsi4t rernauIi6e aOft 5u 9hlfe gu fpmmen
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ee5tn 9epartentemt fir Sileiberftoffe

bat cine fOrmde Revolution gab sgen bic pie fur aurbaeu un
felnitn QBaareH ieBen Se6en in grfaunen.
senn cine DAME elegant un gebet n pa 10 bebor es fu
9roBen Snmme me6r beien 3med gu erreiden
vs. 1T unmogid ale preisermdbgumsn an3uan; gu bes M
engas n0 cine Yrfung Der pebenen Departmn aiebt bette
Musunft
n oer61eoeen alefohen mi @repe Gents Mua su IA unb
u Gents nb bic pre au @ents Der gorb aboes
morben -
500 par 6erren>Benber moar mobern @dut bette ouo
ltdt Die gu 81 b0g ien parben men fir pou lebe
aupt nb I'M @ong Dpartmn &ebuonen eingetren Bic BON ~
pabgenommen meben oaten.
Sie Snbe So bas paar, aabo fonmen gar nid aron e
on gS baben M in allen Jaeons Sebs paa wir6 aaranirt
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q e hr M abr.

Oie Wa6frase mad Gbamberlains
aolifs, @bOleras unb 9iarrboe 6eil.
mittel mimmt 6auern6 3u, unb 3mar
aus benz @funbe, neil Nlle, bic es Der.
fu6t baben, nit beHen Wirfung in bo=
benz Grabe aufrieben iinb unb es alien
ibren yta6barn empfeblen. @ir f6n=
nen bas Wlittel gar ni6t warm ge.
mug smpfeblsn. : 28aslep & smeab,
@potbefer IN Newton, Soiua. : Sn
San glntonio su baben in ben 9lpotbe=
fen BON s. aalteDer & Son, 9oips
ling & 6loob, s. Is. Sod, u. Oreib,
8. S6udarb, 8. @obn & So. nmb
aalteDer & S6u1arb.
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cages Weuisfeiten.
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: Sn Someiieab, 3d., fiir6tei
man bon itenem ben Musbru9 bon llns
ruben. Sen MnlaB baau siebt bic
&udfebr elmer gr6Beren Mnaabl bon
@trifern our Nrbeit.
= Sic Stabt Goburn im MaKa9uz
ietts feierte am Z. September baS 25Oe
idbrige Subildum ibrer @riin6ung.
= Mn 8orb Der rNormannia" itar=
ben am 6. September 2 unb an 8oro
Der r&ugia" cine Yerion. 10 neue @rz
franfungen purben bon erltgemannten
unb 3 bon ben lebteren gemelbet.
: 9ie Situation i'm Netp Oorfer
9afen 1T big iebt eine iiberaus siin=
itige. gfur menige neue grfranfungen
itnb borgefommen. Wtit eini9er Bez
iorgniB fiebt man Der MnEmnft Der
r@can6ia" BON Santburg entgegen,
Die cine groBe Mnsabl bon @migranten
an Borb bat.
= Sci benz geriu6e, ben @ennplab
I'M @arfielb=Parf in Chicago poli3eili6
au f6lieBen, ipielte fi6 eine blmtige
9rag06ie ab. Ser Sportsz zMann syaS.
30. 8romg bon Sort Wortb, 3eras,
tpiberieBte ii6 Der 8erbaftung nrb
tpurbe nie6ergei6ofien, na96em er Ell
nen poliaiften get6btet unb einen anbes
ren t6btli6 Dertpunbet bate. Oie Mf>
faire mirb permutbli6 nod gu bebenfz
li6en @ntbiaungen fiibrem, benn es
berlautet gerii6tmeiie, baB Der poli3eiz
gbef bon Chicago bur6 bic &onfurz
renten beS HennplaB unternebmens
i'm @arfielb=parf baau rbeeinfluBt"
tporben fei, bieien plab gu f6lieBen.
Muslanb.
: 9as &ei6s> >@eimnbbeitsamt in
Berlin oer6ffentlidt folgembe bon, 6.
September batirte Gboleraz@tatiitif !:
Sn Samburg GA ttelle Tdlle, bapon
250 nit t6btli9em Ierlaufe; elm Soz
besfall unb 10 neue grfranfungen in
Mag6eburg, 2 Sdle in goblens; 5
neue Gdlle unb Z Sobesfdlle auf Der
Snfel Wilbelmsburg in Der glbe.
= gs 1T ni6t untpabrl9einli6,
baB bic unterbridung Der Na6ri6f
bom Nusbru9e Der Gbolera in 6antz
burg bur9 ben hamburger 9enat nod
ben @egenitanb biplomatii6er 9ers
banblnngen bilbet, ba in ben Sagen
bonn 16. biz gum %. 9uguf bic Gboz
iera bur9 sablrei6e 5diffe in bas
Muslanb berf6leppt tpurbe, obne baB
ntat bort ettpas bon benz Nusbru1e
ber gpibemie In 9amburg puBte.
- Sn Baris farnen ant 6. @eps
ssmber s 5 @bolera 5dlle BUR Offisieaeu
In5eige.
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= Sn Main3 ift Elm r&atbolifen=
Sag" abgebalten tporbem, bel benz bic
6iibrer Der Gentrumspartei, bic 9erren
galleifrem. 2ieber unb &ei1ensperger
fpra6en. Sn Der S9luBiibung tpurbe
ein 8ei6lub angenomutei1, Ser bon
yfenem erfldrt, baB bic Wieberberltelz
lung Der ipeltliden Ma6t bes Seiligen
Stubles eine unumgdngli6 notbmens
bige Bebingung fir bic Si9erung BON
beifen unabbdngigteit iei. 9err Balez
ifrem erfldrte in ieiner 9dluBrebe,
6aB bic &atbolifen in Deiltf1lanb ME
ibre 3uftimmltng baau ertbeilen mir
ben, baB Der papit irgenb elmer meltlis
den Ma6t untergeorbnet tpiirbe. Das
@arantiegefeb bilbe teinen seniigenben
S9ub fur bas papfttbum. Ser papit
lei ni6t, ipie einige &atbolifen bebaups
teten, elm Geinb bss Dreibunbes umb
bic @entrumspartei fible li1 bur1 bic
pplitit bes 8atitans in feiner Weiie
bebinbert. 9ie &ebe ipar eine Mntmort
anf Ingriffe auf bic gentrumspartei,
bon uel6er geiagt pirb, lie ftimme Der
pdpftli6en politif nnb ibrer 8egiintiz
gung Granfrei6s bel sic bat srobe
Seniation berborgerufen. Ser Gon=
greB bauerte flint Sage.
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ssatarrb fanm nidt furirt ,perseu

fur6 locale Mpplicationen, ba iie BEN Sit Der
Hrantbett niAt trreihen f6nnen. aatarrt III
cine Blut. ober Contributions sRranfbeit, uns
UNI fiee gu beilen, inIbt Sbr inmerIi6e Seilmit=
til nebmen. Sails &atarrb Sur iptrb einae.
ncr,linen uno mirft bireft auf bas BIut ,nb
ote l4lelinige Sberfidde Sails Raiarrbs Sur
1T tetne 0uadfolber Mebi;ien. Sic fpurbe
leit Sabren bon einem Der beiten 9ler,te bieies
9enbeS perpronet nnb 1T Elm reselmdbia
Heeept. Ste beitebt aus ben beiten befannfen
Srntea, perbunben init ben beiten 8lutreini
gMnssmltteln, bic bireft auf Die Shleimober=
fld4e ipirfen. Die pollfommene gerbinbunq Set
;fpei Seitanbtheile 1T es, mas fold tpunber.
polle &einltate bei Der 9eiluns bon Satarrb
pereorbr'nst. 2abt Sud 3eusnifie umipnii
fdiden.
8. :. 6 e9eneb & Co., gisentb., golepo
.. Serfauft bon Apotbsfern, Yreis IS Gts.
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Sbr Wertrauen mar aerchticrtiat

$50 babe mebr 3ntrauen Al biefer
Wteolsln, als gu iIgenb einen 9lr,te,
ben i'd fenne1 iast Jrau 9attie WfaTon
in @bilton Garter So, DO, inbem lie
BON 6bamberlains aoIif, Gboleras
nnb 9iarrboes6eilmitteI ipra6. 9(uf
oieie WteoiSin fann man li6 in allem,
aud in ben idiperiten unb aefdbrlif,s
fen 5dllen oerlaiien, iopobl fir Stins
Der, wie aud fir @rua6ieme. 3u bas
ben III San 9lntonio bel s. aaltener &
Son, Oomling & 6loob, s. s.. Sod,
u. SrelB, 8. S6u6arb, G. @oben e
Su. llnb aalteper & S6u6arb.
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Jreo. 3ingeL 9ontraftpr
nnb . nsnn ern elmer, empfiebIt
it'd benz bauluitigen publifum. Sat
6aS Wlamo Terli6ernngss @efea16aftss
8ebdube unb anbere groBere 8autem
allfgefiibrt. Office 1923 9lpe 8.
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4us 2mifau mirb oemeIhet hos

= WllS Swldan t0ir6 gemelbet, baB
bag oprtise @eri6t elm 15jdbriges
Wtab6en tpegen Beirugs gu elmer Wode
1etdngnib perurtbeilte, iueil iid bass
lelbe, als es Dor @eridt alS 3eugin
bate fnngiren miiifen, / sd. @erldume
HiBenttddbi9nng ans3ablsn lieB, mdb@
renb es arbeitsIos mar.
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0tarrbpe in aentndp.

pVerbauungs1t 1t6rungeit Iin6 bier
udbrenb 6es Sommers 9ana aagemeiu
9etpeien" iagt Der 9lpotbefer 8. M.
S9ipeq bon WiGliffe, &p., unb in
Golge babon mar bic 9a6frage nuge>
w6bnlib groB nad gbamberIainss 4o=
lit, @bolera= unb Diarrboes0eilmittel.
Sd babe erit bieien Morgen bier Gla=
i6en babon berfauft. @an3 l1ertpiirs
bige &Hren finb babur6 er5ielt uorber
un6 es 1T in alien GdIen erfolgreid
getueien. gu baben in San Nntonic
in ben Ipotbefen BON s. 8alteper &
Son, 9omling & Gloob, S. q. Sod,
U. DreiB, $. S6u9arbt, &. Cohen &
Co., un6 &altener & S1u1arb.
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e5nt Wt1bel 9epartellte,tt

fnoe Elm ooafdnOgr ansbertau fa gne an3e Me W0b 9p
uno MattH nb aus Dem 2agr beaussan pbiaiseu pen
marfit porben, benn mir poaen dmea bamt aufraumen
sO0e anuBbo patorm e6er @daufenhbe BON sS SO au IS
rebn3ir.
oo0e gSaannBbo &lappflbe a. 90 $2.50 rebuair
QUITE fae Sthbe nit bopper 2ebne a &ldn 1900
iB $22 anber=@abl fOIO WalnuBbos fabn $3.50, i 81
aleodrdnte bon 81 aumds 56lafmmers SIS anfpdrts
Sn Maten su6enbden 1T bas Eager un96pn6
IQes b0g biaig!
Sepptb Nefe! strnbmtattem 0e Bon yar6 bs 81 20
ydrbs Su6ans porbbae Bargains bi eoer afen mu6
4ae Ge no NIT ben pren prieben 2nge 1T angegeben
Sa pubtum pb baB suinnn fann, unren
berfauf be1ubt.
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: Die erite pferbsbabn wurbe inn
Sabre 1896 gebaut.
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L. W0LFSoN. .

=sfauunnng pon sommer9 9Samer 1T alien 9eparteneuts
m'b @ertanf fabelbat biaioen @reien
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12

form near the college at 2 p. m and headed
by brass band will traverse the principal
streets OF the town. Then will then as
sembIe in the opera house and organize
the convention and hear the report OF com
mittees. The boys will be fixed up in reg
ular political regalia, and most Of them
will wear the regulation high hat. In the
evening the nominating speeches Will De
made.
THERE was a most enjoyable hop at the
Wheeling Club rooms last evening. 1t
was under the guidance of Mr.. Guy Scott
assisted by several OF the well known
society gentlemen. Music was furnished
by Killmeyer and all the selections were
most admirably rendered. The hop was
notable particularly from the beautiful
toilets worn and the scene was enhancing
The participants were largely from the
old Wheeling CLUB, the Spinster Club, and
a few from the Kindergartens. There
were several distinguished visitors from
out OF town, and the affair on the whole
was one of the most enjoyable OF the post
Lenten season.
THERE appears in the rotunda of the Nc
Lure from time TO time many startling
novelties, evolved By the ever-shifting
panorama of transient travel. These orig
inal and varied conceits are more often
displayed by the commercial travellers, who
are alert to the latest. Last night drum
mer held the attention Of quite large
circle by exhibiting what he termed a
continuous pencil" AS fast as the lead
wears off, you pull out a small section of
the pencil from small tin tube and insert
it in the bottom. Instantly there appears
another well sharpened point. This feat
was done repeatedly. At times there is a
small New Y ork wrapped upin the rotunda
of the Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
Coming Enterialnments.

The members Of the Alumni Associ-
alton Of Richie school are now rehears-
ing the three act drama, "Our American
Cousin" which will be produced at
Westwood's Hall on the evening OF the
eth lust. Tickets have been placed on
sale and are going of rapidly. Mr.. A.
L. Ray, who takes the title role, is con-
Quoting the rehearsals. The drama is
interesting and will be seen for the first
in this city. II promises to be one OF
the best amateur productions given in
this city for some time.
The teachers Of Richie school are
preparing an entertainment to be given
in the grammar room Of the school or
WeStwood's Hall about the middle Of
next'mOnth. 1t will be a union entertain
ment, each room assisting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
b. go. Excursions.

To Cedar Rapids, Iowa, account of
German Baptist Conference May Goth
to June 5th at one fare for the round
trip, good returning until June 5Oth
1892.
To Helena, Mont. June eth to 18th at
one far for the round trip, good re-
turning until July 9TH; account OF the
Supreme Lodge A. O. u. w.
To Washington City Sept 10 to Goth,
at very low round trip rates; account Of
the National Encampment OF the G.. A.
R., good returning until October 10th.
To Minneapolis, Mimi, June I'd to 9th
at one fare for the round trip, good re-
turning until June 30th; account Of the
Republican National Convention.
To Chicago, June 10Th TO goth, at one
fare for the round trip, good returning
until July sth; account OF the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
To Saratoga Springs, y. Y, July 5th
to 14th. at one fare for the round trip,
plus $500, good returning July 10th;
account of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION.
To New York, July 5th to 9TH, at one
fare for the round trip; account of the
Christian Endeavor United Society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
CIrcult Court.

In Part One Of the Circuit Court,
Judge Campbell yesterday, in the case Of
Voorhees, & Huntv Paige, Carey & Co.,
an order directing 50 order OF publica-
tion was made.
In the case Of Charles HarbrucE V.
Louisa Davis, a petition for the sale Of
real estate was filed.
VIM. *. Cowden was admitted to
practice.
In the case OF Alonzo l.. ST Myers
and others V. the First National Bank
of Santa Barbara, and another, applica-
ton having been heretofore made and
prayed for in the bill OF discovery, this
day filed, an Injunction was awarded
against the said bank, prohibiting it
from enforcing the actions at law men
toned in the bill, to take effect when an
Injunction bond OF $500 is filed.
Ia Part Two, Judge PAUL, the
case OF Charles L. Groppe v. John
Groppe, icing an appeal from the
County Court In the matter Of the pro-
bate OF the will OF Christian +. Groppe,
deceased, came on, and the following
Jury was put in the bOX:-JaCOb Keller,
Lewis Newman, Elmer Nichols, Charles
Sample, Henry Kalbitzer, I. b. Smith,
w. 7. Krummie, Geo. Zoeckler. w. IL.
Taggart, John WaliOrd, w. II. Malone
and l.. IL. Helmbright. The contro-
versy is as 10 whether the will. dated
June ., 1891, was the true last will and
testament Of Christ. +. Groppe, de-
ces sed. Russell is for contestant and
DOvener for defense,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
The .Resoue Home. 4"

A Christian lady in this city, who, az
ter reading in the public prints that the
girl, Hazel Logan, who attempted sui
eide the other day wished TO reform,
wrote 10 the officers in charge Of the
Rescue Home" at Cleveland, asking for
the admission Of the Logan girl Word
came back that they would gladly re-
ceiye her, and the girl half consented TO
90, but at the last moment failed 70 ap-
pear at the lady's home TO make ready
for the trip. The Cleveland Rescue
Home" was referred 10 by Mrs. Balling-
ton Booth, OF the Salvation Army, in
her lecture here recently. Mrs. b. re-
ferred at length to the good work being
done by this institution, conducted IN
der the supervision of the leading mem
bers Of the Salvation Army of Ohio. The
letter received by the above lady refer
red TO is a practical demonstration OF
the claim made by Mrs. Booth in her
lecture while in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12

The recent endorsement Of the Keel
ey treatment by Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
mage, and that OF the United States
government, ought to satisfy anyone
that the Kelley Cure for the liquor,
opium and tobacco diseases is harm
less remedy and a GOd-Send to humanity.
Every good thing has its imitators, and
the Kelley Cure is no exception. There
are only tive genuine Kelley Cure In
Stitutes in Ohio, at MarySyille and
MadiSonville.
The Marysville institute is under the
supervision of two emiGent physicians,
whose administration Of the Kelley treat
ment to over 500 persons since Janu-
airy, 1891, has not been attended by
single accident or death. our home
treatment for the LIQUOR and opium
habits is far more successful than the
imitation cures that have sprung up.
The home treatment for the tobacco
habit is having large sale. Address,
The Kelley Institute, Msrysyille, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
Shcdf's Sale Of Personal Property

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
James c. Reynolds and others
70.
David r. Paige, survivor. DO }
Under IN order made By the said court in the
above entitled cause, ! viii on
TUESDAY. MAY oath, 1897.
sell A. public auction the property horsipaftsr
described. selling the various paris thereof at
the various places where thsssne no" are 'nst
Atihe stone Bridge, Main street, beginning q.
" AZ The north end Of tn. chspline Hill Tunnel
beginning at li.5t = N.
Al south end Of Cbsplins Hill Tunnel, begin
ming st 1:3o ?. m.
Al the Peninsula, 81 3 O'Clock p. n.
The following described propsrty:
So0,600 feet Of lumber, more OF less; e5ginss'
1 doak-y engine. Q tons Of iron In false work
Al stone Bridge, I lot Of bolts, lot Of
tools let Of rope, lot Of hose lot Of sAs pipe.
4 iron tuba, lot Of gas lamps. Pnlfsmeter
pumps tram cars. 500 ID dynamits, ~ north
end OF Chapline Hill tunBSl 8 she'd buiidisRs. !
boiler, I pump, hand power. section OF bose.
l lot OF light railroad iror- lot Of tools: At
south end OF tunnel. wagons, cxrts, stts Of
cart harness. pairs chain blocks; l 10y Of
whee,borrous lot OF toois, LOT railroad iron.
forge. 8 pnsnps. 3 blasting batteries, Q piovs.
scrapers wagons, 3 tracks, bolt machine,
60 tunnel cars hcisting enztnes a Peninsuin,
pile drive. car spiders. 2 steam rock crilis, !
lot or stearn fixtures, lot Of old irt- lot o
crums for hosting machines. s1r reeu
weights for steam drills, lot o. Of bor
drill press. szfss-
Terms Of sails: CksH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
From Greenbrrer County.

James Knight, Sheriff, and James
W. Knight, Deputy Sheriff, Of Green
brier County, were in the city yester-
day, coming up from Moundsville,
where they had delivered one prisoner
to the keeping Of Superintendent Van
Pelt Of the Penitentiary, viz; John
CapeItOn, sentenced for five years.
Eugene Williams was left at the Re-
form School, and was sentenced to that
institution for FIVE years. Sheriff
knight is we'll known in this section Of
the State, coming here frequently on
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
REAL Estate MARKET.

Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following. transfers OF real estate
we're left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday.
Deed made March 10, 1892, by Hannah
Bedilion aud Thomas P, her husband,
10 the Wheeling and En- Grove railroad,
for Alright OF way over certain piece Of
land i'm Elm Grove. Consideration, S..
Deed made April 2s. 1892, by the
Stone Church Cemetery Association, to
Susan f. Babcock, for lot No. l95, in
section c. Consideration, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
Cheap Excursion to Gettysburg Battle
fell.


field.
For the dedication OF the monument
on June I'd on the Gettysburg battle
field, designating the High Water
Mark" of the Southern Confederacy, the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will sell round trip tickets at all stations
east OF the Ohio river at the low rate Of
one fare for the round trip. The Presi-
dent of the United States, members OF
his Cabinet, the Governors of twenty
five States, members OF their stats and
other distinguished persons as well as
several military and civic organizations
will participate in the imposing dedca
tory ceremonies. This will afford an
excellent opportunity for a cheap Elk
cursion to the historic battle ground by
veterans and others desiring to visit the
scenes of the greatest conflict of mod
ern times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12

McLUEE-Jobn j Jacob, Of Clinton.
Plof John Mullen is stopping at the
Hotel Brunswick
Mr. Mortimer Pollock is i'll at his home
on Chapiine street.
Harry C. Clrich, Of Lazsarville, is visit
ing South Side friends
ST.. CH,RLEs.-JOhn Cochran and son, Of
Cameron; j. W. Hartong, OF Warrington.
Andrew Hebrauk left yesterday over the
B. Sc o. for Denver, Col, and other West
ern points.
Miss Emma johnson, Of the South Side
has returned from protracted visit in
broo1rstan, o.
Mrs. John G. Unkefer, Of Minerva, Ohio,
rs guest Of her mother, Mrs. W. ii. Davis,
% Eighteenth street.
Miss Mamie Neidermyer is confined TO
l-s nome, on South jacob street, with an
attack Of typhoid fever
w. L. Hearn and son and Rev. Geo.L..
racket left yesterday over the Pan Han
. ole Tor Portland, Oregon.
a WINDsoR-W. y. Wiley. OF New Mar
llosvile; J. A Armstrong, of Point
fleasant; T.. ". Brown, Of Ravenswood.
John Robrecht returned yesterday from
Two weeks eastern trip He made sew
eIas successful contracts for brick paving
While away.
=, Rev. Father Tuohy, formerly ofMartin's
FERRY, who has been stopping az the Hotel
brunswick, left FOR his home, yesterday, at
FarSersburg.
.SrANM.-G. Graham and @. Thistle. OF
osSiersyile; G.. Z. Mclntire Of Grange
s-e NJ l.. Miller, Of Warrington; Z. Jes-
NE Of Austen.
,hEHLER-F'rank p. Reed, of Fairnont.
merry Davis, OF Sistersville; J. :. Evans.
cameron; Jacob Koontz. Of New Mar
SSsylle; +. B. Cox and II. Anderson, Of
Fsfkersburg.
,4rS Frank 3. Jenvey, Of Cumberland
20 who has been visiting relatives En-
Taa ltta, o., is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
= Willis and her brother-in-law. Mr..
''sTiy. ~ =
oRsF. p. Sagerer, Of Burkhart Station.
~ at the Behler. Father Sagerer has
~ commenced a handsome new church.
- cornerstone Of which will be laid in a
Sort time. 10 will have magnificent al
ar, built at Father Sagerer's own ex-
|pense
DR.. w. T.. Stathers returned yesterday
rom Philadelphia, where be was present
lne commencement exercises Of the Phil
~ lphia College Of Dental Surgery. He
was ACCOMPANIED oy his son James Stath-
ers, u %. s, who graduated at the insti-
tutiOhl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
Wheellng CycIers Run.

The Wheeling CycleIs are making
preparations for run to Brownsville,
Pa, next Sunday, where they will be
entertained by the wheelmen of that
city. Other wheelmen, not members Of
that organization, are expected to join
the Cyclers. The six o'clock a. m. train
will be taken over the b. & o., to Wash
ington, where they will be joined by the
club of that city, and proceed by wheel
TO Brownsville, where they will be en-
tertalned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
Bbonmat,sm Cured IN Three pays.

Miss Grace Littleiohn is little girl,
aged eleven years, residing in Balti-
more, Ohio. Read what she says: 81
was troubled with rheumatism for two
years, but could get nothing to do me
any good. was so helpless that | had
to be carried like babe, when | was
advised to get bottle Of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. / got 1t from our druggist,
Mr.. j. A. Kumbler, and in three days |
was up and walking around. | have
not felt any return Of it since aud ny
limbs are as timber as they ever were. "
so cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12
THE NEWS OF THE DAT.


There is frequent complaint among
strangers and others who are compelled
TO hunt people 10 localities with which
they are not familiar, about the diff
Guilty ia finding streets and numbers Of
houses. Few corner signs are now In
position, and many houses are num-
oered wrong. The authorities should
take steps to remedy the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-12

A SUPPER given by the ladies Of the
United Presbyterian Church is guar
antee Of its excellence. Do not fail to
attend this evening. Strawberries and
ice cream will be served. The first
strawberries of the season.