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East side.
2QTH ST. IL EAsr-Rooms, en- suite or SINGLE fsm.
table board. ''''"''"' '''''''
3irm ST, 2i5 EAsr-EScelent board and pleasant
sosys rooms with all eonvenenoes' also rooms without
S3d East 4isr ST. on Murray Hl,,-Larae and
CPs small furnished. cool rooms. IN ooiens family
west size.
CLINTON PLACE s2-A large front room. with pri.
- waite bath. also other rooms with board.
ONE ITo sf%E ~ sGE 9Th @ fns time.
. room, with excellent board; also table board "
S2p ST.; $40 wEsT-N,cely furnished large and hall
- f"ohls with superior board; ressohao'c.
Z 1Tll ST. AZ wEsT-Handsomey furnished square
SUMMED also eoss han rS lanmns matter
1Jp ST. 300 wEST-Nicey furnished room TO let,
n = for gentlemen; ID moor. vETT
NOR prices
36Tn ST; 2os VEST FURNISHED rooms, with board;
aole; trnnslents accommodated.
47Ili 81, ~ wES1.-suite Of rooms I'd floor; also
53D ST, slo WEST. -Beautiruily furnished large ana
near sI !. r. fG0 s. apmsF5 excellent table,
,er. rooms breakfast or board private house,
Stltrt Aoard-Brouklun.
/ lGl ST. 10s-Largc and small furnished rooms.
- connecting or otherwise with or without board.
table board.
HIGH ST, 130.-Rooms AMI board. 81. so and So all
- improvements: three minutes to bridge.
/ LIVINGSTON ST. l4-Iarge neatly furnished
- rooms Tor gentlemen. with board table bOardrrs;
separate meals: reasonable.
/ LIVINGSTON ST. sos. Large and connecting fur.
- nishel rooms. with board: table boarderS; all I'm.
provements.
ENlNGSToN ST. 852-Two large aud two hall rooms.
- nicely furnished. board. table boardcrs terms mod
crate.
/ LIVINGSTON ST, l62.--Large double furnished front
- ROOM with board for two; table board references
DEARl ST. :54,-i.arge furnished room. with or
4 without board; table board; ali Improvements
SCHERMERHoEN ST. 235,-sutte two large fur.
~ nshed rooms; gentleman wife, single gentle
meni board. table bo,rdtrs
SCHERMEEiORN ST. "4S-Largr furnished front
~ pnrlor with board for two gentlemen; table board
SCHERMERHoRN ST. 6s.-Iarge furnished back par
~ Tor Tor Two: So each weekly with first class board
STATE ST. l6l. near Clinton.-Two large newly fur.
INFLOW ST. 2o--Snite Of furnished rooms or
W shigy. with board table board; three minutes to
bridge.
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WASHINGTON ST. 1ol. J. L1CISTESsTEtN
WASHINGTON ST, 40. OTTO L. REITMEYBR
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M NE, STONE-ApprcntC"sa and ladies 10 learn dress
ib making; cutting and hitting taught: suits made at
moderate prices
NINE STONE. 100 9Th av. bet I'm and 18th sts
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I AIDES Tor classes in midwifery. nursing and mas
- sage at COLi.EGE HOSPITAL FAT West 4eth ST.
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OPERATORS and sample makers on children's SILK
" caps and hats. DE BENOISE KENDALL, 81
and III Grcrne ST.
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flats aud apartments at,autta.

RooM NANTRD-lnfurnished rent IS per month.
N light and clean. with kind agreesbis p1n
dress Miss ', H.. lI3 East Syth St 'A""'' Az
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TAN!TRESS AND CIIAMBERMAID. Reliable couple
chi drrn to take rhnrg" of house for private
iy; cheerful basement rent free hest Of references
CURED. Call evenings. sunday excepted. 127 West
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BROOKLYN. l.. Z.
Oh Court ~.

ATLANTIC AVE. 3I7 j. II. DANIDOy.
ATLANTIC AVE. 2,5O6. PRATT 4 co.
BEDFORD AVE. l.20O. MOORE ADVERTISING EX.
-BRoADwAY. 100. MOORE ADVERTISING Ex.
BROADWAY. 2so NEAR MARCY AVE- N n.
CouRT ST. ss. MOORE ADVERTISING EXCHANGE.
Dl. KALB AVE, COS. MOORE ADVERTISING EN-
CHANGE. -.--------.-..
TTLInN ST. 1917 BROOKLYN ADVERTISING
iAFAyETTE AVE. lilo. LAWSON 4 CO
MYRTLE AVE, / lGp. NEAR BROADWAY r ROTHE.
NOSTRAND AVE. ah2. l.. CUNNINGHAM.
9TH AVE. 24O PHILIP FEET.
GRAHAM AVE, 4os. q. DYER
LONG ISLAND CITY. IL.
BORDEN AVE, Teiephons Cali. % GreenpoIntl
John ". DANKES.
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&sal Gstate fnr Sals-Bruoklyn.

cE$*"' N"F"'F wv c~"6F cFUUNFyHe
FURNISHED HOUSE Brooklyn; full of dodgers; with
or without lease Apply 500 West Both st. New York.
GREAT BARGAIN for any nanufacturer-2 full lots
~ house 3Ox6O furnace in cellar; sell cheap this
month: $4,000 worth 81. COO: near l. station.
PHI. SCHNEIDER, 1Ol Bradford st. 2Bth ward Broo klyn
/ I'VE ON ONE FLOOR and rent two floors to nav for
- the property: only $500 down and balance easy
monthly payments Will enable you to
brick house. water on each floor. two blocks from
Rochester av station on Kings County Elevated Rail-
rood in Brooklyn. visit the houses inspect the m
Apply at 2,347 Pacific St. Brooklyn. Janitor
I ooK OUT FOR OLD AGE save rents and paw OF
- homes arranged for and two at prices
10 SUIT all by paying small amounts down remainder
as rent or for cash tne neighborhood: make appoint
st. station Brooklyn.
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ID H. MACY 4 co. want several drivers; only those
houses and furnish real estate bond need apply,
CALEsMAN-A good man for New York city and Brook.
est companies in Sew York. Address ANNUITY. room
10, 165 Broadway
CALEsMAN-wanted, a cauvassing salesman IN every
- prime city to sell fountain holder lOc Tor
sample NJ. L. LEMAN's steel Pen Depot bl FULTON 81.
SALEsMAN-wanted, a good. reliable man to intro
- duce the products Of new soap works. Adures.
giving references, A., box ITO, sun once.
CALBSMAN to sell steam-plpe covering; must be hrst
- class. Call room 1872, l86 LibertyN.
CTRNoGRAPnER and Office man: must have knowl.
y edge of bookkeeping. AddreHC. b.. box 2o2. sun
once
TINE WONDERFUL CHRISTY KNIVES; quick Sellers
good prohts; agents wanted to sell them AT every
home. CHAs. F RICE. 63S Broadway. New YORK,
I'VE WANT good, reliable book men to know thatwe
w have sleeps Photographs So; insta!lments; full
LASGAN BRO. 90 Park plnce.
WASTRD-1mmcdiately, man about 30. OF neat
w appearance. with some knowledge OF retail bust
ness. Tor permanent salaried position: energy ana
tact required Apply personally at 2ol East 18TH st
WANTED-An active boy. about IL possessing good
w education: must write and figure well ana reside
win his parents. Apply at 2Ol East 10Th ct.
"ASTED-Two young mon to sell furniture and
W house furnishings on weekly payments at BROCK.
WAYS. l13 Court St, Brooklyn.
q x TO SIG PER DAY at home. selling Lightning
&c Plates the finest OF eweiry asgood as new. all
Kinds Of metal with gold SILVER o. nickel NJ expert
Ing. II. X. DELNo CO.. Columbus %
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SS Liberty st. New York.
An Investment ayin Over 30 Per Cent. or.
$4,000: $500 cash; balance easy terms
Three.story hat all the latest improve hot and
cold water. ranges baths. &c: situated in the most
Tapdly improving section OF BROOKLYN: convenient
st. station Broadway !. road; half hour from the
City Hall. New York.
We will prove that this investment DAYS over
30 per cent. net.
Inquire on the premises,
10S ii ull st., Rock ". BROOKLYN
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M'anttd-9emalts.

Mantfd-9fmales.
ONE WAY TMM 70 SAVE
wlrnour o x6PrnosAh
r x.TDvAnsa a FF.EsM ESSs
AS 6s:! y
COPY RECEIVED UNTIL II P. M.
SUN UPTOWN OFFICE,
1866 BROADWAY, NEAR 32D ST.
RATES ATTHE FOLLOWING OFFICES
WILL RE THE SAME AZ THOSE
CHARGED AT THE MAIN OFFICE.
An American District Messenger omess.
AVE. A. b2. BET. Sd AND 4ru srs- EDWARD }. H.
20 Tyr. 1870. NEAR soru ST. LEHMAN a
BD AVE- I.5e3. X. GAM
AVE- sfT ss tSR 1ER hES sri Af rSD
81 i5f$ fsR ' H. FSs sEs st~
.4TiIII A. AEE n 7 2ts ASR lkRfiSSp co.
FIFTH st. . MAE ROOM sc ts n.orsys
81 i5s G EhsT s " 6oRsEh 81 AVE. G ofro
,iSg9}ITi, s .[r% COR, BROADWAY. ALLEN ADvHh-
it9Til IL. $40 WEST. MoRoAS's ADVERTISING
BLEEcKER ST. s2a. JEWELS ADVERTISING
FaSSEky lGf S SFH EF REMa xii wElDAAs
S's%S = "R 'S+!S'
BROOKLYN. IT.
8B Court ~.
:#h:E$ :EE S$s $$EG $tnr,,,xo p,
s$sSxbwAY 100. MOORE ADVERTISING EN-
e$RSSPwAr 800 NEAR MARCY AVE. N n.
E SG ADCEE'Tf hfsaSfk
.IfLT%S ST, 1917 BROOKLYN ADVERTISING
S$tfh1sS tf5 f tt$;$S norHr
S III fxF A "a . tUs. d J pfEI.
LONG ISLAND CITY.II.
,l R9Rp q AyE deiephon. Cal. Do GresnpoInsh
HOBOkEN. n. j.
st. 1g 1D TEiTTEyks
NEWARK, MI.
ACADEMY ST. 25 W. b. GORDON
TOWN OF UNION. NJ
BERGEN LINE AVE. 226. JOHN BEST
rATCHOGUE. IL.
NIB vANDrSh>. GERARD BUILDING
A.-A.-Expert operators on W.
& w. machines on ladies' fine I'M
derwear and waists; steady work I;
highest prices paid. Apply all
week. p H. O'HARA, SO Walker st.
ASps
q" s i oo avg 4as s% TO- fRS str
A INEXPERIENCED OPERATORS children's |
-
Is hands. at " WATERS 4 SONS. loi Fulton st.
nr a koSa rs.
for ire al n and ia.Sons s. East 10Th St write
E ~ h.IERs'
bouses guimpcs, Re. KRAUsKoPr. 1876 W. o3d at
sn"s 81" az x "n nd St saps rs
INEXPERIENCED operators AMI hnshers on ladies'
VI KOSENponFF SONS 277.27e Grand At
II pioyn"nt :"od wages ELIAS BROS 70 Waikerss
STEADY aG@ sample cards AcAf sP bands
East 10Th st.
L,OLDERS-iiAND FOLDERS -Good steady work at
" Iovelis oxford Bribery. l+2 Worth st.
u private famrIirs hotels. houses. ac city
anu country places ready kkTf TFfss los 9th av
Coon WAIST HANDS wanted ~ r,.,-,,..
IL THE w 3 Hs.i III !G. s. ROOMS
Coffee. tea. cocoa. 3 cents.
IlELP wANTED-Ail nations: free il ref.rences |
III suvA swedish Bureau, 4os I'd av,. near 10Th st.
1lAND BrTToNIrOLE MAKERS on ladies' French
III Kid boots. 2a5 Yves. :4hs.
II ORDER TO MEET THE DEMAND for Yost opera.
tors good st"nos annrrs VIII be taught typewring
once: we have Obtained the services OF Mrs II A.
ns G :' , Fsia
themselves Ter
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vEIRE STIrrHERs-Week work. steady; no learners
w GREENS BIndery, iop floor 32d Pearlst.
Young LADY TO 60 TO THE THOUSAND ISLANDS as
i bo0kkeepcr for the summer; a knowledge OF the
science OF not essential in replying give
reference personal appearance and accom- plish.
mens. Address replies 4. Is. e., box lS5. sun ONCE.
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TOWN OF UNION. N. y.
BERGEN LINE AVE. 226. JOHN BEST
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NEWARK, MI.
ACADEMY ST. 70. ". b. GORDON.
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nSTRICH FEATiIERs-First.cass curriers' wanted:
~ only thoroughly com petont hands need apply.
ALFRED l.. SIMON co. G3i broadway
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26
In MeInoriam.

Alta meeting of the Session of the
Third Presbyterian Church, held on
July "a, 1892, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Heaven
" Father to remove by death our
brother, Mr.. Isaac f. Stewart, who has
for years been devoted, faithful and
efficient member of this session;
RESOLVED, That while we deeply
mourn our loss, yet we recognize the
Lords hand, and bow in submission TO
Him who doeth all things well.
ResoiUed, That we cherish with re-
spect the memory of our departed
brother, and will endeavor to profit by
his example of friendship. piety and un-
finching attachment 10 the church. In
the church, he was an active worker; in
the home, a loving husband and father;
and in the world, living Christian.
Resolved That we deeply synpathise
with the tereaved family, and commend
them all to the Saviour whom ne loved
and served.
ResoIred, That copy of these reso-
lutions be presented to the bereayed
family; that they be spread on the
minutes Of the session, and that they
be published In the daily papers.
C. NJ. AFFORD, Moderator:
IsADoRE FULTON, Clerk Of Session;
ANTHONY CRsIsTIAN,
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN d. MARSH.
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WILL OF ROBERT BIRKETr.
The Provisions of the Document-How the
PropsrtY Was Divided.

The will of Robert Birkett, made No
vember Is, 1888, was admitted to pro-
bate and recorded yesterday. Jas. A.
Birkett and Oliver Pryor qualified as
executors OF the will, bond being S. 900,
with Margaret A. Travis, Rose h. Biz
kett and Martha j. Pryor as sureties'
The testator states that it is his will
and desire to make an equal, just and
impartial distribution Of all his estate,
both real and personal, among his chill
dren, James A. Birkett, Robert Z. Bir-
kett, Margaret A. Travis, widow, Ellz-
abeth Pryor, wife of Oliver Pryor, and
Rose Ellen Birkett, as can be made, and
to that end directs that in the distriou-
tion Of his estate his executors herein
after named shall charge his son, Rob
est +. Birkett, with advancements
against his share OF the estate
with the sum of $1,000, which sum he
directs shall be charged against his dis
tributive share Of the estate without IN
terest except from and after the date OF
the probate OF the will, from and after
which date the same shall bear lawful
interest until the settlement OF the
estate; the same di rection was made In
regard TO his daughter, Margaret a
Travis, in the sum of 5000. The ex-
ecutors are also directed TO charge his
daughter, Elizabeth Pryor, with ad-
vanCements made to her as shown In
the testator's book Of accounts. Tn
executors are directed to pay out OF the
estate $3.50 in cash TO his daughter,
Rose Ellen Birkett, to make her equal
with the other children in the distribu-
ton of the estate.
The testators home, commonly called
the Faris Place, on Peters Run, in Ohio
comfy, is bequeathed to his son, James
A. Birkett. The place contains about
1876 acres of land. This property falls
to the son, James A. Birkett, on condi-
tion that he pay to the other children
within five years after the testator's
deceaSe such sum as shall equalize him,
the said James A. Birkett, with all the
other children named in the distribu-
tion of the estate after making against
each of these charged above the sums
for advancement TO them above set
out; and he fixes as the basis OF
the distribution of the estate, the APP
praisement of the estate, both real and
personal property, which the law will
make upon what property lie has as the
foundation of the said distri button, and
requests that in the said ap praisement
the value OF the land shall not exceed
500 an acre. The full term of five years
is allowed the son to pay off and dis
charge all amounts.
There is also bequeathed to his heirs
all estate of every kind remaining over
that hereinbefore specifically devised.
The home place after being bequeathed,
the residue is divided in equal shares Of
one-iourth TO Robert F. Birkett, Mar
garet A. Travis, Elizabeth Pryor and
Rose Ellen Birkett.
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TRAIN WRECKED.
AN OHIO RIVER FREIGHT CRASHES THROUGH
A TRESTLE.
The Heavy Rains of Sunday Wash Away the Sup
pors-Ths Engineer Fireman and
Brakeman Injured.

About daylight yesterday morning a
north-bound freight train, attached to
engine No. 81, went through the Ohio
river railroad trestle at a place called
Dry Run, about one mile north of Proc
tor.
The storm on Sunday was the hardest
known in q great many years in that
vicinity. All of the streams were
transformed into roaring torrents. The
little creek where the accident &C.
CURED run out very strong, and the
water undermined the supports OF the
bridge and trestIe work. 1t is about
sixty yards in length, and from twenty
FIVE TO forty feet above the ground.
The engine of the freight train crashed
through the timbers, and. fell to the
bed of the run. The train Of twenty
nine cars followed, and all were piled IN
a heap at the bottom OF the ravine.
Engineer Beazley, Of Parkersourg,
and his fireman jumped, but both were
injured. The former was badly scalded
about the body and one leg broken.
The fireman was also badly burned. II
is fortunate that the first train TO pass
over the trestle was freight. II the
morning passenger train from TINS
vicinity had been the first, great loss
of life would have resulted.
The following special dispatch TO the
REGISTER was received last night:
Special Telegram to the Register.
PRocToR, w. VA, July 25.-At
o'clock this evening a north-bouno
freight of twenty-nine cars, on the Ohio
River road, went through bridge at
small creek a mile north Of this place
The engine made plunge OF about
twenty-five feet to the bottom, and all
the cars loaded with cross ties and lum-
Der, piled on top of it. Engineer VIM.
Beazley, of Parkersburg, and Fireman
George Richardson Of the same place,
Jumped but both were badly injured.
Richardson sustained injuries 10 his head
and had one leg mashed. He may die
One Of the brakemen was slightly hurt.
A transfer of passengers will have TO be
made for two or three days, making
travel and mails very irregular. The
A. NJ. train out Of Wheeling to-day was
delayed several hours, and the noon
train did not leave the scene OF the
wreck until after O'Clock. A new
bridge will have to be erected before
trains can run through on time. The
accident was caused by the tremendou:
rain of Sunday night, which washed
away the supports of the bridge, leaving
the track hanging in the air.
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charged by Miss Kate Carney with rape.
Miss Carney is about 26 years OF age,
On Saturday morning, between twelve
and one o'clock, Blake and Gate
ly came to the residence OF Thos.
McAuliffe, in the old brickyard above
the Riverside plant, where Miss Carney
is employed as domestic. They said
they were policemen and had search
warrant for watch which was stolen.
One of the men opened the door OF Miss
Carney's room, and both walked in.
They remained for some time, and both
took advantage Of her. Blake is mar
ried man.
In the morning Miss Carney swore
out warrant for both Of the men.
Gately skipped out, and Blake, who is
married man. was arrested. The hear
ing was set for yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Miss Carney was present a
short time before that hour, but when
the case was called she could not be
found, and Constable Sprouts was sent
to look for her, and found her as she
was on her way out of town. He
brought her back to the Squire's office.
Squire Riddle remembered seeing a
young man named Bissett handing her
a gold watch, in the rear of his resi-
dence, and he demanded it of Miss
Carney. 1t transpired that it had been
giveu the woman as security for the
payment Of $40, on condition that she
would leave the State and not appear
against the men. Bisset was promptly
arrested and placed in Jail, while the
Justice took. possession of the gold
watch.
Blake was sent to jail in default Of
$500 bond for his appeara nee before the
next Grand Jury. He was taken TO
Moundsville with the two Moylans.
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Cyrene Commandery for Denver.

Thurs day, August 4th, the Cyrene
Commaudry, Knights Templar, will
leave Wheeling, w. Va, for Denver,
COL, via b. & 0. r. R. TO Cincinnati.
stopping at St Louis and Kansas City,
arriving at Denver Monday morning,
returning via C. B. & Q. to Omaha, and
Chicago, theuce over the B. d o. to
Wheeling, w Va.
Arrangements have been made for
side trips from Denver TO Colorado
Springs, Manitou, Garden OF the Gods,
aud around the Loop.
Ample hotel arrangements have also
been made for all who may accompany
the Cyrene.
For further particulars and sleeping
car space, apply TO r. II. List, No. 1olC
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, or 7. c.
Burke, Ticket Agent.
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ETENE
CYCLONE OF CYCLONES.
Biz Drives That viii Make Things Hum
B POTIS, Main and Tenth Sts.,

Has commenced a Special Clothing, Shoe and
Hat sale that will eclipse anything ever before
heard Of in this section. Mems SUITS u.S,
S1s1 S3S, H.37 and up. You cannot match
the prices anywhere. These goods must go.
Come early and avoid the rush. Mems Pants
45c, Csc SIC, nc. sl.lS up. We are leaders In
low prices and cannot afford 10 rob our custom
ers. BOYS suits SIC, &c. S.lS, el.37 up; worth
double the money or nothing. Boys Pants 100,
l9c. 25c, 29c, $50 up; made from remnants; biz
value. Mems Fine shoes at sIc, Sl.lO Ills,
sI37. Sos up: away below regular prices.
Ladies Fine Shoes at SIC 81 -. &L37, ti.45, 1885,
These goods 20 faster than we can get them.
Cnildren's Shoes ~ 100, PIC. sc. 4sc dc, 10,
SIC. up. all solid bargains and trade winners
Here Another Picnic-Men's Half Hose Sc,
&c. sc, lOc up; big value. handkerchief lc, 70,
Sc &c. &c up: leaders. Suspenders &c. lOc. l2c,
100 and &c. Mems Shirts l9c, 2Sc, 39c, 4sc up.
Men and Boys Hats az half.price II VIII pay
YOU 20 buy and keep for future use. Don't wait
until the best bargains are gone Gus this out
and call early and avoid the rush.
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Attend TO Yonr Eyes.

II you need spectscles, eyes tire or head
aches when reading or sewing, consult
and have your eyes carefully and scien-
tifcally examined for glasses, without
charge, by Prof. Shelf, the Scientific
Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. Sun. Tues. Tn. i Sat.
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Index to New Advertisements.
FOURrH PAGE.

FOURrH PAGE.
Tea-Ewinc Bros
FIFrH PAGE.
Wanted-Hay and Straw
Wanted-IounE Lady
For Sals-Family Driving Mare
Wauted-Three Kindred Laborers
Wanted-Girl for Homework
Lists Cholera and Dlsrrhpa Cure-R b
LlsL
Mosquito Canopies-LouiS Bertschy.
LOSt-PuC Dog.
For Sale-Building Lots in Martins Ferry.
SIXTH PACK.
Special Sale OF HatS-M. J. McFAiden.
Clearance Sale-M. GutmAn Il %.
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THE BIRTH PLACE OFJAs. @. BLAINE

Is PepnsylvAnia. Many other great men emf
nate from this great tate Of Pennsylvania. II
is also the birth place OF the purest, best and
most reliable stimulant known to the WORD
Known best, however, 10 Penns lyAnla, and
appreciated most by the invalid who cheerlHIi4
where sworn certificate OF purity Is Furnished
with every bottle bearing the name OF hal
Klein. Guckenheimer, Finch. Gibson auC
Overholt, ~ Oh per quart, or SIX quarts sou
Duouesne 81. % per quart, and Silver Age, recon
mended hy physicians a. chemically pure
81. 80 per quart Send TO Max Klein, ~ Fedora
St, Allegheny, Pa. for catalogue and .pric
list, mai ed upon application.
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WELL PLEASED.

Patrons of Parsons Gallery are unstlnteu
In tneiT nraIse of the work turned out un-
der the able management OF II. IA. sykes
Not "A day goes by but some high coia-
pIiment Is passed either by letter or In per-
son Those contemplating ordering pho-
togranbs oupht TO place their orders early,
asthe busy seasOn IL rapidly approaching
Hr. Sykes is now preparing an eHhibit Tor
the Worlds Fair We predict great sue
cnsa In this CONTEXT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26
1breIin9 Re9ister
Thermometer RECORD.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday: a. m, 20;
9 a. m, 50; - m, 50; p. m, 80; I p.
M, %. Weather, clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26

HENRY ScHoENHALs, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co.. st. Joseph, Mo-,
uses DR.. Thomas Electric Oil with his
men for sprains, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands. etc. 1t is the best.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26

Advertisers might ger An eFe-opensr
about the circulation of newspapers by
doing little detective work on the quiet.
A word 60 the vie Il sufficient
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26

SILVER GLOSS Flour Is made from the
best winter wheat in the world. Asa
your grocer for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26
EoB. POTTS

Main and Tenth SITS. Wheeling, W. Va.
Our store boat, THE CYCLONE" is now
ready for business. Look out for greater bar
gains than ever. Will remain q few days only
at the principal landings along the river.
IulOeGdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26
Low Rates to Cleveland Races.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail.
way will sell round-trip tickets TO Cleve-
land on Tuesday, July 1t $40,
zood until July S1st RS can
ieavs wheeling az 5; g In
Ie 11:25a. n NJ,
Cleveland {;
OR