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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
cornr RECORDS


] ~ GEovE Homer L. Boyle " W
= WALSH replevin. time extended
ter days
Jrooe Apsrr- George " Osierhonse
W Nsriuus Hofus. o. set aside Goa.
xesance ard settle partnership. on
tfiai Olive b Fisher -. James Nay
smith 20 al. tr,spa@s. moticn Tor new
trlal granted
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letter & ERYS|PELAS
ings. Scrofula. Ears Running.
suffered Terribly.
All Remedies Fall. Tries Cuticura.
First Application Relieves. Conn
pletc Cure I'm 3 Weeks.

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eral .fgh siansialar swelling. Ssr1faia I
.sFrrsf terribly. I hegsa - use GfrrfrTr.
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rery mach. and n thrre wsess my esrs bed srs
fa-e we're wsa frTfcrEA EF~raGEs suresi ne
ssai-rd q ever betur any better. sanucs ha xisa
s.t tsesn aaw nad shsil r-eornrasfsi shesn q nv
,arsrns frisnts. fer - say fhsf thsT A. tha
80. f,s.snt Aai b>ss rcraedirs ~ an as>s.ss
4 ever sv Ms. LIZZIE HALL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

The cssr against AiteFt Taylor who
49, charged w.ta prize ngauag. ~as
Sc pftes "a tie superior court yerier
q tasker j. thr uan corvlcted 81
! ize nghung "a tie hay market last
= afsr. hea h.gsf broom eas "a
p arts <i.led The rase went . the sii-
p cas- curt 4ad aas sent hack for a
les f-ila Ii sas decided that Taylor
b te-r Nei. punis8ed. A. Broom has
f.4y seeaseieA
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"A 50


+. Fz1 Dire. s to..--.---------------- "A %
The eo1frsct fur the improvement a
es.sIst house afiEy Was the o1ly a1- let
L. ~ aessier secured that ~ eei0
cts Eazine<f Collar reported sssbaiiy
that ths ofder u tie oc1aaon es1aaesl
relative 70 Wealth aseaGe briise eoaid
a..t te carriss1 out Tho order .as -
bs,lld Al ahatEnsnf 70 receive the Bridge
street bridge structure. This could act
ts done. a. Wealthy asea1s bridge ssn
cross the river dsaxoEziiy. sntie bFids-
street bridge - constituted u efoss the
river al right angles. The er1sr further
states that the bFHtge . butt Without
dlas The board q trade nas ts&en a
hsnd n ths matter. A. bridge without
a ara. would crippls the psospsets II
Isanroxinr the riser. Mr. Collar vail
make q 1rlttea report next week on the
surteGf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
NEW ATTRACTIONS
Macstawa Park.

At the Columbian Assembly. now in
session at Maeatawa Park. a program
full Of interest is offered in lectures aud
talks 10y prominent speakers from Chi
cago and other points. The Assembly
viii remain in session until Friday. Aug.
4th. Round trip tickets via the G. 4 ".
VI. 10 Macatawa Park are sold at sl.00.
via Holland and boat, aud sllo via
Ottawa Beach. and all good until end OF
the season. GEo. DEHAvHx.
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
VERY CHEAP SUNDAY EXCURSION
TRAVERSE CITY.

On August s the G. Il W. NJ. railway
will run a special excursion train 70
Traverse City and Manistee. leaving
Grand Rapids AT 7 a IN. arriving az
Traverse City at 1870 D. m. and al Man
istee at IL - 2. IA. AID leaving at ESQ
r N. Houpd "Trip q. which Includes a
three hour excursion on the steamer
City a Grand Rapids on Grand Tray
erse bay Steamer will leave Traverse
City deck II : 2. m. and touch al the
various resorts on the bay \ delight
Pal trip without extra charge and the
price ~ the rail ride - very low. Best
chance - the year TO see the beautiful
Traverse bay and Traverse City.
GEo. DFHAvES.
General Passenger Agent.
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Excursion TO Muskegon.

Friday. August 1. the ID. c. H. 4 NJ
Railway company viii run an excursion
train to Muskegon via Grand Haven and
steamer. Tram will leave Grand Rapids
at - a. m. Arrive Grand Haven $50
a. m. making direct connection with
steamer. Arriving Muskegon 10 a. IN.
Fare for the round trip only sloo.
JAMES CAMPBELI. City Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

J rsF BrHtISGtsfF Torrance Mctiee
- Consolidated street Railway con
gang. frezp.tss ca the ease. IA trial
The People "a Albert Taylor. prize
sighting. uolie pros't The People -.
ri Troy. DEADLY assault. rccognizance
taxed g. appear September l. SKI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

When the lips are dry or SCARED.
When the teeth are dark or dull.
When the tongue is hot or hard.
And fills the tainted mouth too full.
The magic SOZODONT supply.
And all those ills before IT ny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Emelina Jongsms. -, Green wood;
Melania Marakowski, No. 81 jackson
street. Mt Calvary; Gulda Brandenbury.
No 10 Chatham street. Greenwood;
Emery c. Webster, Stewart avenue.
Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

75c 10 Ottawa Beach and return today.
Train leaves at $50 a. m. Good place to
spend the day.
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General Passenger Agent

Do not fail % attend Harry Bowers
benefit AZ North Park to-day. \ pro
cram - unusual excellence will BE-
offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

~ uof Tail - attend Harry Brwers'
benefit ~ North Park tosiay. 4 PRO
grani - unusual eHcciifnca Wiil ~
aferra
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CutIcura Remedies

u.-. eu-ssa ne - sverT fern - Eezfrs. -
-rkieh was II - nsnssir. 800 eFss ssak t-es
- .snsa.la sd Gsrvosfs ktsfafkr ~ssrr.-
.-s-.~h srrafstis ~ - dorisss. { soetfrs.8 .
frsr r~ar- sa1 k-s4 g~ftinx uor.e, nesil I fesifs
~ - -1rrR. HRssrfs. vt.fA J tsfrss 49,
.sred ~ afs. l 'ashly rrocnsza~ea tts.ns - -
nl.s CARRIE n H4frrv
Hat a. 4icfla. ie~sts NJ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

r~--rr-as Resolve - sss Fsea ss4
49, .s..,tsss "a iia~s5< Fr1laff fss-r-.sti..
= 49,. ia H.s.ssl "a ~ ifsPant~s sAfis tsfst
sffas - ssest &sln 50. SCI 'r-flsTH. @ssg -.
s4-s.l.Isa ~sfa isrffer srs srsstfef. ertefsa -.
si-is sns san q ss~ff ife<s 81 ar~s*s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

- - .~--r st~~s ffiss tfsFfetst ~ aas-
as*ssssrT a fr~Fefri ~ - f'.-ffaa
fssrs 80 q azaiesf fasFsasssf0s ftste
A.. So e gase sssa 5,is<sss "a t4sss 5
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
THESE PRICES MONDAI ONLY
HAVE YOU A FIlTER2

90 value he ~ voursfif
filtered
operation front
drink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
The Man Who Was Techy.

About a mile beyond the CROSSROADS
CANA N q cabin around which dozen
or more people were clustered, and
when | stopped aud asked what mao
bappened, one of the men replied;
1--WE reckon ole Nose Bingham bees
dun died this time fur shore!
"Who is Nose Biug
"Old man-powerful techy-lyed on
this we're squat of land. That's MS ole
woman"
The woman was about so years OF age
and was smoking corn-cob pipe, aud
was taxing matters very calmly. she
approached me and asked:
Stranger, kin ye preach funeral
sermon?"
~ never have"
NEEDN'T be much of sermon" she
continued. Its fur my ole man, In
side. I reckon he's dun gone at last.
n vo' ar gwine to stop around yere to
nfGbt I'd like to hev yo' do the preachin'
to-marrow. Metbe, however, he haln't
dead. and you only lose time"
"What was the matter with him,
ma'am?"
techiest man in this hull State. That
Is the fifth time he's died on me In two
years"
chow died?"
"Why, Topped right down on his
hack, shet his eyes an dun died. He
qinerally comes to life arter I've coaxed
him for a couple OF hours, but this time
he ,nears to hev died fur good; it's bin
nigh ffteon hours since he nopped
eyes. Ireckon he won't prance round
on this we're airth no mo-" added one
OF the men in the group.
had a little talk with the wife and
fonr or FIVE others, aud then we all en-
tered the cabin, The old man lay on
the he'd. and at first glance he seemed
70 he a CORPSE. After watching him q
connie OF minutes, however, l made up
nv mind that he wasn't, and standing
beside him, l said to the woman:
eyes. madam, your husband has
rossed away. and as you want to know
what he died of will begin operations.
think l will take ont his heart trst.
Two of you men bring In tub OF
water"
Roth Of the dead mans eyes flew open
and he sat up and looked around. we
returned his stare, and nothing was said
for a minute. Then he whirled his legs
of the bed aud said:
,sYo' all think yo'r powerful peart' l
racyon. but there's no peartness about
It, lest come back to life to tell the
ole woman not to feed that yere meWl
over two ears of con at feedin' but
boin, vo, all ar feeln' so powerful peart
won't die no mol I'll live TO hurt
yo'r feelin's and spite the ole woman!"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
Heirs Of a millionaire.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 3l,-A family liv-
ing in this city may soon become the pos
SCISSORS Of more than S25,000,00O. They
claim to be the nearest heirs to the estate
of Philip Reinhardt, who died intestate in
India about forty years ago. The relation
ship will easily be shown, as il IS all on
record in Germany, and although there are
many claimants TO this immense property,
the family in this city will become one OF
the richest in the UEited States. For
over forty years his vast estates
have been unclaimed until short
time ago, when an advertisement
appeared in one Of the daily papers, asking
for intelligence of any heirs Of Philip
Reiuhardt. To this advertisement the
family in this city responded, and found
that they were the direct heirs to the vast
possessions. They are now engaged in
proving their kinship with the dead MIL
lionaire. A letter from Bombay lately re-
ceived states that the Reinhardt fortune is
undoubtedly the property Of this branch OF
the family. Philip Reinhardt had one
brother and three sisters. The descend
ants Of one of the sisters live in Spring
field, Ohio; those of another in Union Hill
n. j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01

but many q picture is bought by her for
the home, or a aft Of some coveted
book or a ring Is glve2 to the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser agreed that be
should give TO his wife for candles as
much as he spent on cigars. de never
kept to his bargain.
Frequently the months wages or the
years salary is divided; so much for
household expenses, including rent; so
much foI husband, wife, children, life
assurances, sickness, incidentals, saw
ings bank fund.
No matter how little total; some such
division should be reckoned and the
separate purse system maintained.
AMONG RICH AND POOR.
Among the rich, usually the husband
keeps the money and provides his vile
with a separate allowance.
Quite often il is the poor man who
marries the rich girl. Then she hands
him her ckeck book; ne takes IL shame
faced and finds she has put so much to
his credit In the bank.
He manages her affairs, brings her
papers TO sign, and 10 all intents there
is but one purse between them. There
are no happier marriages than some De-
tween poor men and wealthy girls.
But when the girl is poor and the
man is rich, the wife Is afraid that II
she insists upon her money rights she
may not be considered loving and trust
Ing.
often among the families OF laborers,
the man. keepinR enough for himself,
hands over the rest OF the wages to the
woman, who pays the bills and has IT.
tie or nothing for herself.
But one OF the happiest homes L know
Is where there is neither riches nor
poverty. The grown-up daughter has
an allowance for clothes, lessons, pleas
ures.
What she saves out OF IL is hers, and
by and by she hopes to go to Europe on
her savings. The sons are earning, the
father still giving them an allowance
until they can be Seli-supporting.
None OF them "pay board" al home,
but the new picture, or magazine, or
the theater tickets for the mother or
sister are the contributions TO the fam
lily happiness.
Each room in the house has an indi-
yidual look, for it bears the marks OF
its occupants taste. The mother AID
wife has her share OF the money, which
Is lust as much as her husbands for his
personal expenses.
She belongs to clubs, helps in char
tiles, dresses pretty and looks young.
When at the end OF year there Is
surplus over and above al divisions OF
Mr.. Newcombe's salary, there is fam
fly consultation and some great pleas
ure for the benefit Of all is decided
upon, or by mutual agreement the
amount Is added tOGhat already laid up
for the future.
The conclusion of the whole matter
Is, those OF family should love one an
other, but each member should have
separate purse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
VIII Collect the Fish Bounty.

CLEVELAND, o., July 91.-The United
States revenue steamer Perry lying at
Erie has been ordered to report to Collec-
tor of Customs Gary at this port immedi-
ately. The collector is very much in earn
est and he intends to see TO it that the fish
ermen within the limits of his district pay
three-fourths Of cent per pound on all
fish caught in Canadian waters. de is no
longer in doubt as 10 what TO do. A letter
from the Secretary of the Treasury makes
his course very plain. Many fishermen in
this district, it is claimed, have OF late
shown disposition to ignore the authority
of the United States as vested
in Collector Gary. Within the
last few days they have LETT
for their fishing grounds and returned with
their fish, paying not the least attention to
the custom honse. They have not taken
out clearance papers and have made no re-
port OF their cargoes. They have explained
their action by claiming that they only
weut as far as the boundary line, and were
therefore still within this district. Is IS
claimed that the fishermen in asserting
thai they do not fish in Canadian waters
virtually admit that they are defying the
laws OF Ohio, as fishing in the lake at this
season Of the year is forbidden. The reve-
nue. cutter will keep close watch over the
fishermen, and whoever is found evading
the law will experience much difficulty in
escaping severe punishment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
Small Burglary at wellsburg

SpsciGL IsleCrdD 20 ne hs0asSsE.
WKLLsBURG, w. VA, July 3l.-Burglars
entered the hardware store Of }. M. Walk
er * Co. last night and took all OF the re,
volyers that he had in stock but two, ana
these were broken. They also took lou OF
cartridges and some other smaller Things;
They climbed up over the high wall
AZ the back of the store room, which is
right on the river bank, and, reaching a
portico, effected an entrance into the store
through a window, and secured the above
named articles amounting TO the value OF
forty or fifty dollars No idea Of whom the
burglars were is known, but they were
evidently persons acquainted with the
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
NESBITT d. DEVINE,
w Natk.t str,st
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Catherine Burlsys, AdministTator Va. J. Ia
hurley aud Others, and J. Is. Luksps a Bro.
uJ +. Burlsy. and others. In the Cifcun
Court Of OHIO county, West virginia
BY Yirtus OF the authority vested Ia me by
decree entered in the above mentioned caos.i
consolidated, on the 81 day Of June, leSS' viii
sell At public auction Al the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county. on
SATURDAY. JULY & ts03,
commanding At 10 O'Clock n M. the following
described real estate. that 10 70 say. A piece OF
parcel OF land with tho buildings thereon,
which fronts ~ feet. inches on the west side
OF south Front street.. In the city OF heelinG,
and running west With an even width 70 ~
foot alley. being part 81 10y nin = L.IanstAa,
ground u feet 10 width and - feet inchss
as.p. living nOrlh and adjoining the north
line Of said lot No. ~ together with all The
rights and interests 10 and 70 the partition
wall on the south SIDE Of said part Of iot No
~ INTENDED 70 be conveyed 10 Catherine Bur.
lev BY deed made BY william Campbell and
wife on the let day OF November. 1873, and re-
corded 10 the Office OF the clerk Of the county
court Of said OHIO county in deed book OF.
Yarns OF sale: ons.thlfd Of the purchase
IN oney. or 80 much thereof as the purchaser
may elect - pay, In cash, aud the residue In
two equal payments In ons ana Two years,
legal title 70 be retained as security for the de-
fcrred payments ,o,,s
W. H. HALLER Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the aboYe-nsrssd spes.
IA; CON missioner has giTea bond and % c5ritJ
Jso. ". MITCHELL,
TIE above sale is Adjourned until Saturday.
July 2snd. 1879, At 10 o'clock a. M ,oxvs
jui0so5i Special Comnis'ionef
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01

The silver Question Causing 1rouOie
There as Well as In America.

There as Well as In America
SAN FRANCISCO, July al Ex-mlnls-
ter Perm John Hicks. accompanied Dy
his wife. arrived yesterday from Lima,
via Panama, on the steamer Coioma' nc
retprns 10 this country after four years
and q quarter Of service as Envoy EA
traordinary and Minister PlenlpotenI,,
tiary. After a weeks stay here ne wul
leave for Washington. Mr.. HICKS sSys
that affairs in Peru are in anything od'
an encouraging state, and. that INC
country is all but bankrupt.
The Silver question has already De-
come a serious problem and the "nole
country is in a state OF political unles'
nendipg the election Of president 10
succeed the present incumbent before
the elections, however, the reVolut'on
which is threatening may tnro" retu
into internicine war. Referring 10 tno
so.called Mollendo outrage, the eA- MIN
lister said: SIN one sense 1t was an ou.-
rage and in another it was an accident
A mob attacked q Masonic lodge ROOM
Quilted the building and burned the
furniture in the street. The United
States Consulate was In al
adjoining building and the Consul was
shot in the leg, his office demoilsneu
and his safe outraged, although not IN
tentionally. A squad of Peruvian ponce
was present but did not interfere VI
course this constituted a grave interna-
tional affair, but the Peruvian govern,
ment acted in a most honorable ana
courteous manner. Prompt apology
was voluntarily made, the suo-preiectt
was dismissed and l had the pleasure OF
turning over the sum OF $4,000 to the
Consul in full compensation for all dam
ages. 1t was difficult TO tell "hicn was
better pleased at the outcome Aneii'
cans or Peruvians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
VIII Raise the Tariff Against GERMANY

BERLIN, July Sl.-A new RUSSIAN uhase
or,no lD the Minister of Finance to I'M
nose the maximum tariff on the imports
from Ali countries which levy higher I'M
mort l taxes on Russian products than on the
pproSncts of other countries. The Finance
Minister, moreover. is endowed with a9-
tbor;tv IN deal independently with all mat
tars relating TO the tariff war with Ger
ruanv the ukase goes towards confirming
the prophecy of the KOelniSehe Zettungs cor
respondent in St Petersburg that Russia
would raise the tariff on German prooucts
so per cent higher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
the NORMAL soHooL REeENrs.
Matters which VIM BE Discussed at the
Meeting on "wednesday.

meeting on NoOAosNoJs
Spseis! Tslseram TO tas Rsgistsr
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July S1.-State
Superintendent of Schools Lewis VIII
leave here tomorrow to attend the an.
nual meeting Of the Board OF Regents OF
the Normal schools in Parkersourg
Wednesday. The first work OF the
Board will be the selection OF teachers
to compose the faculties Of the various
Normal schools.
Bids will be opened and contracts
awarded for the erection of two Normal
School buildings, one at Glenvllle' 10
cost 500. 900, and one at West Liberty
TO cost $4,000. The rules and regula-
tions for the government OF the Normal
Schools will be revised. amended ana
extended, and additional branches Will
be added to the curriculum, among these
will be chemistry and botany. The al
visibility OF establishing chair OF PED
agogics will be discussed. A number Oh
the leading educators OF the State Will
be present at this meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
ReIl Row Embozzler Arrested.

SAN Francisco, July 3l.-James Crossen,
aged sixteen, has been arrested here for
Ascending from New York with $1,000,
belonging to Manager Pearson, Of the
Coleman House. Crossen had been bell
bow and was promoted to confidential
messenger. About two months ago he was
sent to the bank with check for S2,4OO
He cashed the check and failed to come
b9cy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
srRUCK By A wINDLAss,
sad add Fatal Accident to Little Girl at
SistersVille.
Special 7slsOrGm to tie Rsaister.

Special 7sIs0TGn TO tbs REGISTER.
SIsrERsvILLE. w. Va, July S1.-A
SAD and deplorable accident occurred
mere to-day. Several little girls were
playing at windlass well, drawing up
up a bucket OF water part way and let
ling it run back. One Of the girls, Pearl
Sutton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sutton, failed to get out OF the
way of the windlass and was struck IN
the mouth with the handle, knocking
all her teeth out and telling her TO the
ground, striking her head on rock
and crushing her skull. She died thirty
minutes after the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
RINEHART G TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room 8. TelsDhone2is.
FOR SALE.

Two nicely located lots in Bslvedere addition,
HOuss i've rooms, Ron street, Centre wheel.
ing, 81. so.
House four rooms, Eighteenth street. O, 900.
House three rooms, Twelfth street, $3.50
House eight vooms. Sixteenth street, In good
House four rooms aud stable, Twelfth street
s700.
House seven rooms Jacob street. Centre
Wheeung tl 500.
Lots m Nc Mechen $500 to $3.50 on easy terms
Business property, beat location, Ia AtuA-
Vile, house eight rooms, stoforosm and good
stable on easy terms Good reasons FOR selling.
House with full lot, Wood street. near Forty
House rooms and stable. Eighteenth street
fine suburban homss miles east OF city a.
9iots in Filan, white & Gallagher addition.
5OIi00 feet, 100 each.
q lots on CAldwell's run, t2t0 each
Fine farm, lt3 acres, on hational roat, Mae
miles east Of city, on easy terms
House 10 rooms. Fifteenth street, with modsn
Improvements.
House rooms, Sixteenth street, 5000.
Voute rooms TWenty-thifd street. 81, 200.
House rooms North Market street u 800.
Sir lots in coed locations In Park View,
cheap. 49,.
p'LiS Lots At east end Tweniy.,hird street on sa'y
terms
| wheeling, 5000 .,..
"ons Of tbs bsst manufacturing sitstt1 hs
civ. frOntinK on Two railroads
AL tlOJ, l,5Jt t2VJO and s',ooo 70 loan on
city real estate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
Jewelry Store Closed.
spset0l telegram 10 the RsOiTsr.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July 31.-The
iewelry store Of S. Mohr, who has been
conducting small business here for about
swear and a half, was closed tonight by
the sheriff on executions in favor OF for
eign and local people,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
Made a Fire with Kero,ens.

OLGA, n, D., July Sl.-The house Of ].
H. Langevin, q farmer here, was burned
yesterday through lighting a fire with kerr
oseue. Two Of his children were burned
to death, and Langevin and his wife were
50 badly injured that their recovery is
doubtful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01
I'm nIscnas PensIons.

CALDWELL, O., July Sl.-The Soldiers
National Reunion is announced for Cald-
well Adjust 25-2S. The pension issue will
be the iteA Of general discussion, TO be led
by Govern nor Mckinley and followed by
other disti1 hulshed soldiers and statesmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-01

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