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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08
DIED.

CLARK-At Boston, Mass, on Sunday morn
ing, August 9th, 1873, MINNIE DUNN, wife oil
Walter e. lark, OF Boston, and daughter Of
Mrs. f. 4. Damn, OF this city.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HANKE-on Monday morning. August 7th
1893, at O'Clock, FREDA NJ. daughter Of ~.
gus, and Minnie HAnke, aged 10 months aud .
days
Funeral from the residence OF her parents
1894 Eon streets Wednesday afternoon a. {
O'Clock. Interment at Mt. Zion cemetery
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend.
MIELER-Monday. August 1893 ats o'clock
a. m. Mrs. MARY MILLER wife Of Fred. l..
Miller, aged 42 years, months and . days.
Funeral from the residences Of her husband
No l5J Twenty ninth street, Wednesday after.
noon at $3.50 O'Clock, Friends Of the family
are invited to attend. Inte,nent At Red Mems
cemetery.
HUBBARD-At Oxford Ohio, Monday, Au.
gust Z 1898, DANA L. HUBBARD, in bis 4Sth
year.
Funeral notice heresfte-.
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TAYLOR FEELS CONFIDENT.
President Ingans Pricl,s the Little Boom
started for aim.

loE GAAls
CINCINNATI, O., August 7.-Col. w.
A. Taylor, who is au aYowed candidate
for Governor before the coming Ohio
Democratic Convention is here. He is
likewise veteran journalist, whose
work has been largely In political lines.
He says the delegates TO this cOnyen-
tion are unpledged, and they will make
their choice in the ouly proper way,
namely, by consultation and confer
ence. When this has been done, the
best men will be chosen, and there
W II be no after soreness on the
part Of defeated candidates, or their
friends. He does not think
1t likely that Ex-Governor Campbell will
be named, but says that II be is nomi-
mated he will receive the full support
OF the party. Col. Taylor has rOseate
views of the result OF the canvass. He
says the result last year showed that
Ohio is a Democratic State, and be is
sure the people are more than ever de-
termned TO be rid Of Republican rule.
President M. E. ingalls,, Of the Big
Four and the Chesapeake and Ohio
roads, who without his connivance has
been mentioned as possible candidate
for Governor, to-day gave bis little boom
very black eye. "Why, sm Presi.
dent of two railroads now" said he,
"and that gives me more power and
more opportunity for doing good than |
could as Governor Of Ohio. would not
exchange my position for all the Gov
ernorshlps from here TO Alaska"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08
DEATH or DANA HUBBARD
Formerly of This City-His Journalistic
Career.


Word was received here yesterday Of
the death at Oxford, near Cincinnati, of
Dana Hubbard, formerly Of this city.
Mr. Hubbard met with an accident last
fall, in which he fractured his collar
bone and several rios. He was under
treatment In a hospital for some time,
and never fully recovered. His condi-
tion was not considered serious until
within a day or two OF his death. His
son, Arthur p, Hubbard Of this city,
was present at his death.
Mr. Hubbard was well known in this
city, where he had host of friends.
he first entered politics as candidate
for Clerk Of the Municipal Court, to
which Office he was elected. 1t was
while serving In that official capacity
that he purchased an interest in the
Sunday News, published by the REGIS
TER. He was connected with the paper
about a year, when he sold his interest
TO the owners of the REGISTER, and in
1873 started the EUntng Standard, a
paper which was very successful at
first, but finally went under, after an
existence of about eight years.
Mr.. Hubbard then went to Erie, Pa,
and was connected with the Dispatch,
subsequently accepting position on
the Chicago Herald, which he held un-
III less than year ago.
He married in this city when young
man, and was the father Of two sons
and two daughters. The latter are
now in California. A wife by second
marriage survives him.
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FOR SALE-REAL RsTA TIE
FOR SALE.
fwll offer for sale on the premises on
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is. fega.

al l:ao O'Clock p. IN my fruit farm and country
residence known a. "WaddingiOn Place. just
I've miles from the city, compr sing p acres. OF
more, with large. spaciOai brick house and Joe
stone and bfick barn and outhuildings Of t7s
beet, aud All Ia hrst class condition. Beautiful
grounds commanding hae view, splendid gar.
den all kinds 81 fruit Of finest yarleties. also q
Gne crab orchard, elegant water and large cis.
tern.
Persons desiring q productive place. com-
bi ed with fns air and beautiful scsnsfy Will
find this the only place Of sbs kind ia this part
Of the country nearly 100 feet above the city. II
would make a most delighted And healtbfui
.ummsr resort something greatly needed near
Whssling.Or would also make fne road house,
where the young people could drive out for
supper and have All necessary accomm1dations
fof pleasant evening. a hns mseadsmizsd
road good the year round To the right party
would certainly be apaying Investment and
spissdid home.
Terms Of sale very Reasonable, and made
known on day Of sale.
Remsmbsr the date, August IS, lsa3. A. lao
O'Clock p m
For farther information adsfeIs the under
signed, Boz 10, city.
J. c HEEyET. Auc,ionser. asoeodtd
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Suits Against the C. & o.


HUNTINGTON, w. VA, August T.
The property holders on Second avenue
along which thoroughfare the Ohio
River railroad passes, and who obtained
franchise for the same from Council
after their objection, brought suits
g4inst the company tonight for $50, 0OC
damages. Suits aggregating nearly
double that amount were brought some
time since by other property owners on
the avenue.
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YESTERDAYS RACES.

Monmouth Park: First race, six fur
longs; Chesapeake won; time, l:l34.
Second race, five furlongs; Equation won
time, 1:OlH. Third race, one mile; No
mad time, "A. Fourth race, one mile;
Kinglet won; time, l:4l1. Fifth race,
Consultations, six furlongs; Key West
won; time, 1:l31S, Sixth race, six fur
longs BY Jove won; time, l:l4]G.
Saratoga, N. Y: First race, 81 fur
longs, Hampton Won; time, lila Second
race, Z furlongs, Rival won; time 1881.
Third race, Hudson stakes for 2-year-olds,
) furlOngs, Buekren won: time, 1;O4l4
Fourth race, l-lG miles, Sykestou won;
time, :5Ol5. Fifth race. furlongs, Cap
tain Brown won: time, l;04H. Sixth
race, "a furlongs, Ed Kearney won; time,
:5S
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A Narrow Escape.

VIM. Stevenson, labOrer, had q
narrow escape from death near the
Ohio River roundhouse, at Thirty
fourth street, yesterday afternoon. He
attempted to Jump upon a train which
was moving at that point, but missed
his footing, and was thrown over the
embaukment, sustaining injuries about
the head. He was removed in the
patrol wagon to Mike Agnic's boarding
house in North Wheeling, where ply
sician dressed his injuries.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Move ment
IndlviduaIS.

| DAILY CnrOulCle OF bne IAoNo ihOhh
IndlvidualS
VIC. Beans, city editor Of the REGISTER
Is at Chicago, under physicians care.
Miss Della Renshaw, of Clarksburg, is
a guest Of South Side friends.
Judge j. B. briggs, Of Woods6eld, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Miss Katie Coleman, Of the South Side,
| Is home from a visit TO friends in Pitts
burg.
Miss Julia Daum, of Justice Ankles Of
| fee, is spending a short vacation In the
| country.
Andrew Howard. Of South Eof street,
will leave to-day for Chicago and the
| Worlds Fair.
James f. Lantry is in the city for few
| DAYS on business, and Will return 10 Wash
ington about the middle Of the week.
Miss Kena Rapp returned yesterday TO
ParkersDurg. accompanied by Miss Fannie
! Merge, Of North Main street, who will be
her guest for some time.
Hon. John J. Jacob was in the city yes
terday arranging for the printing Of the
catalogue Of the first annual exhibition Of
! the Potomac Fair Association.
MCLURE-John J. Jacob, Of Clinton; H.
c. Kraft. OF Parkersburg; d. 5. Ham
mond, Of Williamstowu: State Senator
Vim. @. Worley, Of Kingwood.
WINDsoR-G. A. Glendenning, of Hun
tington; Prof. r A Armstrong, OF West
Liberty:J. L Miller, Of Morgantown; n.
ID. Helmick, of Fairmont; l.. A. Brenne-
man, of Sistersville.
p. Haberstick, viii Kennedy Ed Smith
and Tom Darrah, Jr, arrived home yes
terday from a three weeks fishing trip.
The boys were camped at Cresap, w. Va.
They report great time.
SrAMI.-G. B. West and wife and Miss
Myers, of Sistersville; Lynne Hammond.
and Gen. W. Grimes, of Moundsville;
Della Renshaw. Of Clarksburg; w. NJ.
Hooker. of Buckhannon, Il. Y. Dakan, OF
Rosby's Rock.
BEHLER.-Jos Chaplin, Of New Mar
tinsville; C.. B. Edgell, OF New Cumber-
land; z. Whitman, OF Clarks0urg; Moses
Sweeney, of Morgsntown; j. E. Delbridge,
of Shinnstown; d. II. Cox, Of New Mar
tiusville; J. L. Hyre, Of Jackson g. H.;
G. L. Wilson, Of Ceredo.
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VERY SAD ENDING.
Mrs. Charles Wade Run Down BY Train
and Killed.

Special TsIsO-Gm 20 re sunday Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Aug. T.
Chas. Wade, a street car driver, and
wife, separated Two weeks ago. She
went TO Catlettsburg, and he sent their
four children to his parents above COx's
Landing, or the Ohio River railroad.
Saturday evening he went after her and
the two went 60 see the children. They
alighted from boat az the mouth Of
Nine Mile Creek late in the night, aud
In crossing the treSte spanning the
stream were run down by a south-bound
train. The man jumped, but the woman
was ground 10 pieces beneath the
wheels. She was 25 years of age. News
OF the affair reached here to-day. The
trainmen did not know that the body
OF q human had been struck. The
scene OF the horrible affair is eleven
miles above here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

The REGISTER cannot too highly
compliment and congratulate the banks
and the people Of Wheeling on the out
come OF the present furry-the former
upoa their soundness and the people
generally upon the common sense they
have exhibited.
The first was exemplifed in the
prompt payment OF every check pre-
sented and the second in the fact that
the rush yesterday was not so much TO
draw out as to deposit money. The
amount taken 10 was more than twice
that drawn out.
Yesterday the REGISTER predicted
that the usual sound common sense and
conservatism Of Wheeling people would
prevail, aud the facts have proven more
than the correctness of It's prOphesy.
Those who drew out their deposits
were as a rule small depositors, who,
from various reports aud bank fall
ures all over the country, imagined they
were in danger Of losing their all.
Not clearly understanding the situation
they would take "no chances. " This class
Of depositors It would be unjust to eriu
CHE. Their bank accounts figure but
slightly 10 the general situation. They
will soon see their mistake and replace
their money in bank where it will be
safest and most profitable.
The vast majority Of the depositors
both large and small, however, not only
kept perfectly cool but great number
Of them went out Of their way to give
the banks help by depositing all the
ready cash they had on hand-help
which the banks highly appreciated, but
stood in no real need Of.
In fact, no bank needed any aid other
than the confidence of depositors. No
sound Institution in the country has
suspended for any reason other than
lack of it-a sensaless scare that
swept away all cash on hand apd left
nothing but securities, which, though
good as gold, could not be converted
into cash on time.
That Is the sum aud substance Of the
present difficulty so far as the banks
are concerned.
When the people stop boarding their
money and return it to the channels Of
trade the present strinFency willend.
THE death OF Mr.. DANA HUBBARD
yesterday at oxford, near Cincinnati, re-
moves a Journalist of ability and a man
formerly well known in Wheeling and
throughout the State. His death will
be regretted by numerous friends and
by none more sincerely than his old
associates OF Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08
ST. ALPaoNsUs PICNIC.
y Very Pleasant Celebration OF the socie-
rvs Anniversary.

n Very Pleasant celebration OF the Socle-
TVS Anniversary.
The tWenty-Second anniversary Of
st. Alphonsus Society took place at the
State Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon
and was a complete success. The pa
rade took place il the morning. 1t was
headed by the American COrnet Band,
and Chief Marshal F. Biedenbach, with
his aides, Mr.. Sehul, John Nolte, B.
Bach. John Foose and Jacob Jochum.
Among those who occupied carriages
were RI. Rev. Bishop Kain, Rev. Faith
er Mauritius, Rev. Father Didacus,
President Philip Voelinger and Vice
President Frank Striff, Frank Woeber,
Jr., and Fred. Nolte. There was q
H2rge and exceptionally fine turnout.
VAt the picnic grounds large crowd
ASST mbled. There was no programme
f&aees or other attractions, but the
crl I'D secured the full measure OF en-
ioI Bent out Of the regular attractions
on Me- grounds. The American Cornet
Ba, made excellent music.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Sealed bids for the construction OF the pro.
posed additions 10 the Mechanical building OF
the West Virginia University, 10 be erected &C
cor1ng 70 the plans aud specifications adopted
by the Regents, will be received b. ms Till noon,
September /, 1893 said bids 20 be submitted TO
the Executive Committee, they ressrying the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
The plans ard Specifications may be seen at
the office OF Regent J. q. SommerVille, Wheel
Jog. W. Va. or AZ ms oflce AZ the University.
NOrgantown, W. Va.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
Nm S. ALDRlCH,
Director Dept Mechanic Arts.
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Suscfa, 1sisgrGm 90 ne REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August T.
The Secretary OF State has issued a
charter 70 The BenwOod Street Rail
way Company, Of Moundsville. The in
c0rpOrators are J. W. Burchinal, of
MoundSviile, B. +. Peabody, Leonard
Eskey, James Z. Doyle and Henry
Riddle, Of BenWOOd.
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sustain the SINKING system.

This common sense injunction is too often
Business anXieties, overwork ex-
lserc must and do cause mental and physical
1eSSuon, which lessons visor and tells iniur-
y bpOu the system. That most benehcent
ncs'lud roetorAtives. Hos.etterS stomach
,edectually cOmpenSates FOR drain OF
aad loss Of uerve power, regulates
ll1sstlon, srouSeS the dormant liver
9rs the bowels active II is, besides. A
Of uaias.al and rheumatic ailments,
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his opponents argument

IN WHEELING banks yesterday the
receiving telIers handled more money
than the paying tellers by a very large
majority-in one instance more than
seven times as much. That's the way
Wheeling deals with a senseless panic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

THE REaIsTEE FOR TIE SUMMER.
persons leaving the city for the summer
- bsva the ROOSTER mailed to them
Dos.ags prepaid, at 7Sc per month, Tor ootn
Tojlv and sunday edition. The. address
NAV be changed as often as the subscriber
changes his location. Those going to Tor
s,gD countries will pay the additional Tor
eiqn postage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

What's SOzoDONTl IT'S thisyou ask
To answer is an easy task
1t is a liquid soft and sweet,
Which keeps teeth healthy, white and
neat;
Which makes the rosy gums endure,
And renders breath, like roses, pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

T1,E RFeIsrER AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY hEsIsiEA eau eau
be procured in Washington Cl'y y,,l az ,ro
NsTspaper Exchange, opposite wizard
HotsI and Queens News stand Nstl0nAi
Hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

NITALoGUE AND PAMPHLET WORK
~ Having ths most eonPieSe equipment in
both machinery and material. the west Virgin
in Printing Eonpsny ara prepared 70 turn oat
urinting OF this class In the most approved
stv;e and In the skertest time Estimates fur
nishea on application WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

CONFIDENCE reign supreme 10 this
neck Of the woods. Wheeling knows
she is solid as a rock financially and
fears nothing.
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,ow let those few foolish depositors,
who didn't want 70 take any chances ~
put their money back in bank vaults,
II is safest there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

WHO said panic IN Wheeling, when
the banks Yesterday were taking IN
more than 81 for every one paid out?
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Pittsburg, Pittsburg won a loosely
played game from Chicago. 1t was
killen's thirteenth consecutive victory.
Attendance . 200
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WHEELING comes under the financial
wire way In the lead, with head up and
tail over the dashboard.
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Four Hundred Men After Him.
...in lTlLerrntn 10 ~ Rs1frts-.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, August a.
Albert Golf, young man, was picked
CD on the street this morning by the
police. He complained that four hun
dred people were pursuing him, and
this evening was sdjudged insane. His
home, Ii is found from papers, is at
Richmond. Va, and the authorities
there will be communicated with, as
evidently the fellows parents are we'll
TODD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

OUR artist made a picture Of the peo-
y In the act Of not making a run on
h2uks, but it was so elaborate that
stereotyper could not handle it in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

CONGRESS will lay aside its party doll
rags for the present. 1t should re-
Mace them with a good-sized hustle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

JACK GLAssCOCB, himself, never
made a heater play at ''short" than the
Wheeling public did yesterday in head
ing of that hot grounder from she panic
nat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

If EVERY city were TO treat threat
e1ed panic as Wheeling has treated hers
namely by not becoming Danicky-
thara would be none.
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If THOSE people who have drawn
their hard cash out Of banks would pay
their debts with it, a good bit Of the
present strIngency might be relieved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

THE Reyman Juniors would like to
know who the Frew Furntures are.
They would like for the captain to call
this evening at the corner Of Twentieth
and Market at s o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

hRoFEssoRs Dixon and PIERCE held
Hcussion before that scientific body.
Aney Island Athletic CLUB, yester-
@Faad after the third call Of time
s. ArERcE was unable to respond to
90 o.,,,ra,,t,s orgDooant
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PLAIsANCE MORALS.

The Persian Theatre, in that hetero-
geneous thoroughfare, the Midway
Plaisanee OF Jackson Park, having been
closed as the result Of a crusade begun
by the Worlds Fair board of lady man
ayers, the manager Of the aforesaid
place OF amusement expresses his oDin-
ion Of the Aforesaid Board Of Lady
Managers aud the situation In general
In the following interesting words:
It's these w0men-these petticoats who
swell around as members OF the board Of
lady managers. II my place is indecent,
why do they come here in parties one two,
three-yes, six times-and SIT for one, two
and sometimes three hours to see my girls
nv pretty girls-daucet These ladies, they
cOms and say % me. MIR. Debbas. we are
the lady managers aud we will see your
show and drink your coffee. We DO not
pay. Q are LADY managers"
Id Ourtesies Of my conces-
5y their demand, the
They sit there very
much coffee. They
motion OF my
heir hands
another.
% 70 the
20 their
They
'entis
'ould
vely
sit
p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

THE REGISTER AT CHAltLIslo-, 70,
the DAILY and SUNDAY hEsialLE 0AI
~ procured in Charleston at the H0'el
RuHner News Stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08

Cur coupons from the REGISTER and ob.
tain a masterpiece of English literature.
See coupon.
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THEE times three aud a tiger for the
good sense Of the people of Wheeling!
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a-ss%-eloud shat how
cling has been dissolved
y brightness Of the sun Of
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UNDERTAKING.
ALEX FREW.
nI7 MAIN sTREET,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR

An prepared to conduct burialS in 4 most sat
isfsotery manner; al modern Undertaking zp-
planes and fEe black ana white fu1eral cara
Coupstent management guaranteed
Codius, Caskets and = full hneo burial Eoods
aim 20 be prompt. ceHsiderAte AID rslAoie.
Calls By teleph0ue:
Residence, Alex. FTsW-EG 81.
Store-Go. ia teAdl
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You can't scare Wheeling.
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Real Estate Bargains.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR THIS WEEK.

secs buys Lot Slxig5. south OF Ohio street,
$3.50 buys Lot 25xIOO on Lind street, Belvi-
Gere addition.
$500 buys Lot 5Oxi75. out the National Pike,
on terms 70 suit.
SI15 buys Lot 25xl00. Ia the last growing
town Of NcNechen. Only four at that price.
Money 10 LOan-From $50 npwah on real
estate security, on short notice.
kOLF 4 ZANE,
lsg Market street
Terephone sos anSs
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NEkMs;
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Many. ak days in TIE week %
DAILY. three DAYS in tho week.. &c. 4V1
DAILY. two days q the week. -.-'.-'.'- "
DAILY. one day in the week '''.-'''' - y
WEEKLY. enc year, in advances. - !.
WEEKLY, SIX months... ........'''''''''' -
SUNDAY only, enc -sas.........'--..-'' ''' a.
SUNDAY only, si1 months. ''''
DELIVERED By CARRIERS =
o.rrV a. week. t. be paid weekly ...''' 70
Oily and SUNDAY, per week ','-
Tb.pArI.Y viii Be delivered BY ea'fi'f"
,pv ether city or tewH At 80. -.-.''' = :
Eip,i3 Copies Of DAILY or WEEALi '.'''
rw-rribu,s, Of Respect AHa Obituary N''i'''
cents per line ,,,,d
stamDs Of the denomination OF '"'o -
,..s..e,otsa Tor amounts less than enc a'''A-
r-v-CornrsroSDENoE ooETAHISa iAFONl To-
=. .orlerrED FRon HvEEI FAAr OF TAX ''''
HoUNpns cOUUrEr .,--..,,,,.s
Rejected communications viii n'' DC i''-'-'
,rlss. accompanied By sunaeisa' postage
The REGISTER. embracing It. sewers, ,.,, so,
.,.,. Is entered at tho Postotiee IN "''o'
"a. Va. as sseond-elass matter
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CToCKHoLDERS' MEETING.

A meeting of the stockholders ~ TIE Wheel
Ine District Camp Meeting Association will be
held on Tuesday. August Is. $50, between the
hours OF and O'Clock p. m, at Camp Grounds,
ID. L. PHILLIPS, Sec'y,
L. H. SHEDIKKR Priest, aus lO.if1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MOUND - GOLD EYE GLASSES. OWNER
I can have same by calling NJ this ouloe ana
having for advertisements. aug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-08
CHEAP BOOKS FOR SALE !

number Of unclaimed books remaining In
the Rooster Bindery will be soils within the
next FIVE days un ess owners OF the books call at
this Office and pay the charges for binding same
Following are the titles Of the books unclaimed:
PILGRId's PROGRESS.
Small BIBLE.
{ GERMAN PRAYER BOOK.
NEW TEATEMtNT.
Two copies sHAKBsPEARE's COMPLETE
WORES illustrated.
All these volumes will be sold for q price less
thar cost OF reblnding
Write or apply to
WEST VA. PRINTING CO.,
wheeling, ". Va