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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
A GOOD INVESTMENT
Real Estate Offered for Sale
NOw---Easy Terms,

81, go only for a two.story brick, four rooms
and basement kitchen, naturAl gas In house.
Lot 30Xi3O. Eon street, north OF Elsyeath. II
not sold before. this property will be offered a.
public sale in front Of the Court House on FEB.
ruary -, at 10 o'clock q. m. Terms, cash.
s23OO for n two-story brick dwelling, Eve
rooms and lot. Situate on Eof street below
TWenty.thTi street
1900 Twostory brick, Eve rooms, south side
fourteenth street.
sl,sO-FrIms cottage and lot on Woods
street. Fellow 1wentynfth street.
S3.OO0-Tus-story brick. seven rooms and hall.
Eon street two doors north ofTwelflh street
N50o-rgo story brick. eight rooms. modern
imprt Vements, on cbaplins, north Of Eleventh
street
81 s0O-Lafgs two story frame, Eve rooms,
stable ia rear. Lot 25EIoO; Chsplins, below
Thifty-nfth street
sIG1O-Teostofy brick. sir rooms and cellar
Fine lot; Chapiine, below TweniyseVenth
g3Gt0-Fine two.stofy brick dwelling. eight
rooms and bath room. ali modern Improvements.
Market street, near Ninth.
sl.GlO-Two-story frame, I've rooms, on Locust
street
s25OO-Two.story brick. store and fys rooms.
Frame. three rooms IN rear; Main street, below
Twenty-second street
NOgj-Fine two-story residence, ten rooms.
modern improvements, stable In rear Lot Al
by 10. hsrkeE street. south 81 THenti strsef.
si,5O-Sev tWo-story franc. four rooms. Lot
. by Us, corner haISBall and TSeniy-ssTsnth
B6JJ-Tro story brick. seven rooms Lot
r1ss 70 creek. TWentisih street, opposite YIN.
9 A. building,
s2,50O-Two new tuo-story frame dwellings.
Sir rooms each md lot east hcCollocA street
t2HO-Largs tuo-story brick seven rooms
and ball Lot - by 100 Iron fence In front.
Chapline. below Thlry-hfth street.
A One country residences 10 best part % Pleas
act Waller.
A lOsefe garden or dairy farm. four miles Up
the river.
OFFERED FOB SHORT TINE ONLY.
Here's q rare chance for some one: 20 fest on
Markst street, north % the post0fAce. a feet
and 81 on Main street, Borth Of sixteenth, all
with two aud three story brick buildings.
YoR RENT APRILl.
A tEo-story hrick, eight rooms and bath room.
Market. above Sinth street.
Large store room under Arion Hall. corner
Main and Twentieth streets.
a twostofy brick, seven rooms ChApline, be-
low Thirty-afth street.
A tUo-stoFy brick. SIX rooms Seventeenth
street. corner Woods street.
A tUo-story brick. Eve rooms. Fourteenth -.
A double tWo-story frame. Eve rooms and
room IN garrett. each SIDE, Aorth Penn street.
IslADd.
A forty-acTe garden ana dairy farm. four
miles up the river
A ien,scrs bottom below nsNechsn. on esun.
~ road.
low Tuenty-sixth
A nns large ofRc, foom on Market street,
north CT Fourteenth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

What vou are sure of, if you use DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, is either q per-
feet and permanent cure for your Ca
tarrh, no matter how bad your case may
be. OF $500 ia cash. The proprictors of
the medicine promise TO pay you the
money, If they can't cure you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
OoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

We have this day associated ourselves In
copartnership under the firm name OF busch a
Stole. for the purpose OF conducting general
express business a. No. 1900 south street A
share OF the public patronage IL solicited;
JOHN BUSCH.
CHAS. STOLE,
No. 1900 South street. Telephone No ~.
fel2dqcy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
Inr gale---a9eal Gatats.
FOR SALE.

Fou, lots or North Huron street.
One lot on North wabash street.
One lot on North Indiana street.
One lot on South Front street
Two los on North No-N street.
One lot, North York street. 33Ylc0 river VIEW
Four.Ioomed cottage. Martins Ferry.
One brick house. No. 81 North Main street
ono uouse aud lot, G0x4Jj North Front street.
one house sud lot, 10Xi00, Ho5th Front street
Five-roomci house on Erie street
One lot. 40NlC0 Moundsyilie.
Four-toomed rouse on Virginia street
Fight.-COmel house on Virginia street,
Seyen-rcomei house on ;. ork street, 6OXl-O
One lotin Robnson's addition, :. Broadway.
Oue-hau lot On south Wabash street.
Six lots. South York street, (Waters eddltior).
One house and lot, South BioadwaS (st
LuEc's chapel.
one hotel and seYe al farms, Sutton, W. Va.
All OF the above pTorcfty will be sold very
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
JONES q WILGEAIS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors, HotaTles
Public ~ Isnc street. Island. icIec
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sle.p zDDsrtissrsnts.

81 - e THEY will be a source of surprise.
You will hear them mentioned fire.
ouently There will be much favor
able comment It will be said that
there are no prettier anywhere.
More of them will be sold than ever.
You will buy them from us instead
Of going to the larger cities. Our
big window displays Of them will be
very attractive. The Register" in
the days to come will talk Of them
entertainingly. x X X
We alude to our matchless Spring and
Summer stock of Cloaks, Capes, Suits,
Waists, Wrappers and Dress Goods that are
now daily arriving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
GEO. r. TAYLOR.
0ycttsruI 31pttrPa.

DEMOVAL.
We have removed from No. 1911 Main street
10 our new building at No. % Twelfth street,
where. having better facilities we are better
than ever prepared TO DO satisfactory work for
our patrons, -.
feiO,nd Tailors
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15
Notice Of VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Fleming Oil and Gas Company, held In the
CITY Of Wheeling on the 24th day OF January,
1898. all the stock OF the company being repre-
sented by proxies or in person, II was unani-
mously agreed 10 discontinue the business OF
the corporation. All persons having claims
against the company are requested to present
them without delay 70
w. r. sHAFFER, Secretary.
Wheeling. February ], 1898. febloaY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

in q lourlshing condition. For this we ex-
tend thanks TO the public the medical staH
and to the press Of the city.
Respectfully submitted,
MARTHA !. HARE,
Secretary.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

HoR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE OF TEN
Il rooms, No 81 Fifteenth street; AL modern
improvements; possession given April ]. In
uui.e 1t above number febIh
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5er @ent.

nor SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
~ the REGIsrER Cnuntino Rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

Reports Of The Secretary and Treasurer
The following are the reports Of the Sec
retary and treasurer OF the Woman's Hos
nital Association % February:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

TIoR RENT-MARKET GARDEN ONE Mile
Il above tie Top mill; possession immediate
ly. Apply st Nc. IS Fifteenth street to JOHN
z. GILCHRIST. lel5h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

TlOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS AND
~ hoard ct 2I25 Cbapiine street felOh
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EoR RENT-IN BUSINESS PORTION OF
L the city, second and thiFd floors, coatain'
ing ten rooms; both gases. not and COLO WAtef,
and hath At IO4 Main street. Enquire OF
MARSDEN L. COLVIG. 1eSe&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

NOR RENT-7 ROOM BRICK HOUSE No. 81,
Z z room brick house No. 40, oil on South
York street. Island: all conveniences. Posses.
sion Immediately for No. 5l possession ist OF
April for other Apply 20 MARTIN THORN
TON, 1877 Market street.
isoi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

WHEELING, ". VA, Feb. l, 1915.
Ladies' Board of Managers, submit the
fOlloWing rep0rt:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

IloR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE NO. 1893
L Nam street, containing six rooms. Pos
session April lst. Apply 10 L. hUsE&EN, No.
llS6 Water street. laIoeSdn
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ToR REST-6 ROOM HOUSE. INCLUDING
II bath at No. IS South Broadway. Inquire
at JOS Chspline street. teliTu.Th, sat&d
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have no hesitation in assuring the public \
that my stock this spring Is more satisfactory in
styles and prices than any previous stock.
New Spring Jackets and Capes and Parasols
will appear next week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-15

NICE FURNISHED ROOM.
reet fel4h
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
PLATTSVILLE.

Alonzo c. Acker spent Sunday with his father. He starts for California on Wed- nesday, the 29th.
 Mrs Richard Valentine of Cheshire has spent few days with her father and brother here.
 The water company have quite large force of men at work about the tunnel. It has been necessary to let air into it to force the water through. They have drilled down near Luther Mason's house, and are now digging trench for pipes below the south end of the tunnel
 Miss Mamie Burgess finds life in Platts- vile very attractive still, as she contin- ues her visit at c. H. Bright's.
 Miss Annie Fairchild has resigned her position in the school after this term.
 Sherwood Seeley is working on M. E.. Banks new barn at Maple Wood farm
 Fred Mckenzie is driving milk wagon again for Gould &5 Jennings.
 T. A. Marsh has gone to work in shop in Long Hill.
 Miss Allie Bright took part in Walter B. Halls musicale in New York on March 15.
 The truant officer has been visiting the schools in Fairfield of late, to look into their condition somewhat.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
ROXBURY.
WARMERS MILLS.

La Grippe called on c. T. Squires early on Tuesday morning of the 20th and in short time persuaded him to retire, and he was very glad to do so, as he could not hardly move. Mir Grip got so firm a hold, and if not for the appearance of a person, Pons by name, he fears the result, But after his usual good success he con- pelled him to leave him alone to such a degree that he is able at the present writing, the 2Gth, to sit up a few moments at time. He believes that it is more than the common Roxbury kind as it is so strong. Prehaps it is some that Repre- sentative O'Dell and wife brought with them from Hartford, the 18th, as we understand they had little more than they needed and called in the same Pons to help dispense with it, which he did as usual, right away.
 Warmers Mills was thrown into state of excitement when it was announced that Foreman sherman had resigned his position with Mir Beers, and Mr Beers had accepted the same. Mir Sherman contemplates going to some large place where he can open a carriage painters department on large scale and also get better facilities for the education of his family.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

cnurcn nere Tor over elgnt years.
 Ned Buckingham butchered for Fran cis F. Baldwin, Monday.
 Mrs Brown and daughter from Dan bury, are the guests of her parents. MT and Mrs William Gregory.
 Many loads of tobacco have passed through Worthwhile, during the last few days, in spite of the bad condition of the roads.
 Miss Janett Stone is on the sick list.
 Carr Lyon now drives fine black team which he purchased, last week.
 Miss Mary Wilson of Hafwinton is the guest of her sister, Mrs Walter B. Leav- enworth.
 Miss Carrie Rickhart, formerly of this place and now of Sherman, is visiting her friend, Miss Minnie Emmons.
 Joseph Seely has left Worthwhile and moved to Long Mountain.
 Nelson Kinney has sick COW.
 Mrs Walter D. Soules, who has been i'll for several weeks, is slowly improv- ing.
 John Wachowiak, who for several years has lived on Homer Buckingham s place, has moved to Southbury.
 The directors of the Aspetuck valley creamery association held business meeting, last Saturday.
 Walter c. Hine and wife, and Mrs Salmon Couch visited in Great Barring ton, last week. The new parsonage has been cleared and is to be papered, this week. Rev MT Luddington expects to occupy the house in week or two. Mrs Charles Algiers of Oneonta, N. Y., is with her sister, Mrs Simeon Soules, having been called here by the illness and death of their mother. Our school commences April l7, with Miss Edith Dean of West Cornwall as teacher.
 | Milo Parsons has hired out to Ned Buckingham for the coming year, and is TO commence work the first of April MT Wolcott expects soon to move into his house.
 | Miss Rosa Bauman, who recently ..closed a successful term of school 1T [ Lanesville, is spending her vacation al home. She has been engaged to teacf the summer term on Chestnut Land.
 Miss Flora Zeiner spent few days il Danbury, recently with her sister, Mrt Edith Hager.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
Litchield County News
NEW PRESTON.
A MAD DOG SCARE.

We had q regular mad dog scare here on Tuesday evening of last week. About o'clock in the evening word came up on the telephone wire from New Milford, "A dog supposed to be mad has got loose here and started toward New Preston" It was wonderful to see how quickly af ter the news was circulated about, the stores and shops were cleared of "sitters, ' customers and dogs, and in l0 minutes not q man or animal could be seen on the streets. Ladies who were out calling got home justsas quickly as they could and got their dogs in, under shelter. Mrs Henry Brown, as she nearly reached her house, heard a scuflling unusual on her front piazza and stopped in alright on the highway to listen and while she was meditating on the singular circum- stance she received a sudden push from behind her by small object and nearly tainted in the road, but, sooner than we have written it her own dog made him self further known in front of her by fur ther expressing his welcome at her re- turn homo again and she was able to reach her abode without further mishap. Frank Brown was obliged to go to his father-in-law's residence to fix the coal stove there safely for the night (his faith er-in-law being away), and on opening the outside door to go home again, a black object jumped in front of him caus- ing from him frequent ejaculations of By Cad" and "by mighty" etc., but proving to be MT Cramsey's big black cat, innocent of all blame but longing for it's mistress to arrive home again and Frank was able to reach home without being bit. So we might narrate score of incidents caused by the telephonic message. Men went home armed with canes, clubs and missiles, feeling most effectively that protection is one of the first laws of preservation, but it is un- necessary to state that no mad dog was encountered by any one and Wednesday morning dawned with no further mani festation of the near approach of a rabid canine. About o'clock a message came that the important animal had been eter- nally dispatched in New Milford by a revolver and all fears as suddenly sub sided as they rose, and this village re- sumed it's usual monotony again, but with the sincere expression and hope on the part of all the villagers that if New Milford has any more mad dogs they will keep them securely chained at home.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
THOSE DOGS.

J. E. Grannis and Col E. Johnson are holding frequent discussions on the street concerning pug which the colonel has lately introduced into his household from New Milford but the pug still lives and colonel de- clares 1t will till Jerome kills his dog which has been i'll for some days with a peculiar distemper which seems to be prevalent with several dogs at present in this vicinity. All dogs who have recent ly made frequent visits to the vicinity of New Preston Hill church have been sick, and he concludes it is an unsafe place for dogs to haunt. Hon c. F. Lyman was obliged to see his large New foundland buried last week as the result of the same mysterious distemper.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
In Fairfield County.
ASPETUCK.
my are suffering with hard colds.
CENTER STREET.

Miss Peck has resumed her duties as teacher of the school of this place, after spending a vacation of four weeks at her home in Norwalk.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Foster have visit ed their son, William Abbott of Wilton.
 Charles s. Abbott is on the sick list. His sister, Mrs Robert Scholey, has talk en his place in the Lyons Plain school for few days.
 Rev Mir Peck of Westport preached a grand good sermon at the Center Street Methodist church, Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Jennie Kelly has returned home after spending some time in Bridgeport.
 Mir Downs has commenced moving to Bedding on the late Andrew Perry place.
 Joseph Hill drives new horse and top wagon in his creamery business.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
WOODBURY.

SHALL WE HAVE AN ELECTRIC RAILWAY? i?
 An application for a charter ot an electric road between the villages of Wa tertown, Woodbury, Hotchkissville, Southbury and Southford is pending be- fore the General Assembly. We hear ing the project and nothing against. We suppose it is biding it's time. We should suppose that an enterprise of so great in terest to these towns would excite great CT discussion.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
sOUTHBURY.

The ladies of the Peter Farley place gave yellow luncheon, last week Thurs day.
 It is reported that the Hicock Brothers have dissolved partnership in their store.
 Mrs Walter Hicock assists her hus- band at the post office.
 Quite number went to see Comical Brown in South Britian, last Friday evening.
 The Southbury band meets Saturday and Monday evenings.
 Seth Palmer, the night operator at the station, has accepted the position of agent at Southford. MT Seller is the new opera or.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
BRIDGEWATER.

Eddie Peck's funeral was. attended Tuesday, the 2lst, from his fathers resi- dence. The rector of St Marks, conduct ed the services. The pail bearers were Fred Keeler, Dewitt Peck, Sherman, Garfield and Harry Gillett. Eddie lies with his mother in the family plot in the upper cemetery.
 Arthur Strong has hired out in Massa- chusetts and Fred Evtts with Wooster Treat.
 Mrs w. w. Welton visited her sister in Litchfield, last week.
 Mrs Jay Frost has rented rooms to Mrs Starr.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
AN UNFORTUNATE LOSS.

Mrs Leroy Williamson was relieved of hand bag which she left in her wagon in front of Walter Bronson's store, the other day. The bag contained a pension check for $36 which she had endorsed before leaving home, as well as other ar ticles of less value. A similar instance of theft occurred last week. It is a risky practice to leave articles of value in wag lers on the street at all parts of the day and night looking out for the country people as they come in to trade. The po- lice should exercise more vigilance in protecting people as they come to leave their hard earned cash with the mer- chants rather than the rogues. If this
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
FAINTER HILL.

E. G. Seeley is afflicted with car buncles.
 E. W. Seeley is i'll from throat trouble.
 Miss Julia Percy is more comfortable, but not able to sit up.
 Edward Tracy is asserting tobacco.
 Ernest Isbell of New Haven was at s. R. Percy's last week.
 The Mutual Improvement club met with MT and Mrs c. W. P. Leavenworth, last week.
 Snow and mud combined fail to pre- vent Will O'Brien from taking regular Sunday evening rides. Success to his new enterprise.
 Mir Wright of Waterbury is painting and papering c. R. Hurd's tenement house.
 Mrs Renie Garrison went on visit to her brothers in Winstead some time ago was taken sick. and her sister Miss Car rie Warner was sent to care for her. Now she is i'll, and their mother, Mrs Leroy Warner, has gone to nurse them all.
 The numerous friends of Mrs A. l.. Hodge will be glad to hear that she is able to be about the house once more.
 Miss Lena Tyrre,l is convalescing and hopes to soon be out.
 The granite quarry's old firm name of K. Mower S Co.,, has changed to Mower Brothers.
 William Sturdevant will move into the Dr Fenn place the early part of April.
 An auction was held at the Mannering place, Wednesday, under the care of the administrator, Myron Thomas.
 The Booth school has vacation of one week. The spring term will begin on April 3.
 The scLool in the north district opened, :. last Wednesday, for the spring term.
 Colds are very prevalent and pr Pons IS very busy.
 Everett Hurlburt is home.
 Services in the Episcopal church will be held on Good Friday at 10 o'clock.
 Daisy Hill is to teach school in Wood bury, this spring.
 The selectmen have ordered all dogs muzzled or confined for 60 days.
 On Monday, the farming tools and stock connected with the estate of the
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
TIE MANNERING CASE.

On Friday two reporters for one of the large city papers were in town regarding the Mannering poisoning case, taking sketches of the room in which MT Man nering died, also outside of house and surroundings and getting facts for an extended article for their paper. The case is causing no little excitement in our unusually quiet village. The hear ing in the case is reported to be on Tues day, but owing to the illness of Mrs Man nering it may have to be adjourned.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

same house with Mir Haynes, will move to New Milford.
 Mrs Esther Williams is expected back about April to open her house and con- duct the work on her farm during the coming season.
 Mrs James McHan is at present num- bered among the sick.
 Mrs Thalia Coggswell, who has been quite sick, is gaining slowly and her friends are hoping that she will soon re- gain her usual health.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
WOODVILLE.

Charles Calhoun and wife have been to Torrington to see his sister, who is quite sick.
 Miss Fannie Calhoun, who is staying short time one day. last week.
 Some from this place attended the auction in Kent Hollow, on the 20th.
 A few from this place attended the cat tie show in New Milford on the 2lst.
 Mrs George Couch visited at o. Bee mans on the 22d.
 Many are suffering with hard colds.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31
In New Haven County.
ANSONIA.
BUSINESS PROSPECTS BRIGHT.

BUSINESS PROSPECTS, BRIGHT.
 The outlook for Ansonia's workmen having plenty to do the coming season is very encouraging. All the shops are run- ming on full time and some till 10 o'clock at night. Out door work has not amount ed to much this winter owing to bad weather, but April l, work will begin in earnest and those willing to work can find plenty to do. The Holbrook quarry furnishes building stone of excellent quality nearly equal to the stone at Mine Hill quarry in Roxbury. The largest percentage of stone in use here however is taken from the home quarries which gives employment to large number of men during the greater portion of the year.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-31

The Ansonia postofficc is rated in the first class list.
 The Osborn & Cheesman Co.,, have be- gun the manufacture of wire and tape for the manufacture of hoop skirts.
 James Axom has bought building lot of c. B. Wooster fronting on Dwight street.
 Carpenters are at work remodeling the street.
 MT and Mrs George E. Linley have re- Col.
 William Goessele has bought a build ing lot of Charles B. Wooster fronting on Hull street.
 Born, March l9, son to Mir and Mrs L. F. Anschutz.
 Rev G. A. Alcott of Marbledale visited at his parents on Wakelee avenue, last week.
 Bradley & Hubbard of Meriden have the contract for putting in the gas fix lures in Stllson's block.
 E. A. Peck has entered the employ of George Il. Marvin.
 Mrs E. o. Hill is quite sick with pneu- monia.
 J. A. Fisk has purchased Of Bernard Bright for the town his farm on Bungay. This is to increase the water supply for the town when occasion requires. = c. D. Warner has been elected super intendent of the Congregational Sunday school and Irving Whiting assistant.
 Charles Buckingham is rapidly improv- ing from his recent injuries so as to be about the house.
 Elnathan Curtis has sold his meat bus mess to NJ. E. Gillette and P. B. Steele. It is thought Mir Curtis will go into bus mess elsewhere.
 John J. Charters, 30, died at his home on Wakelee avenue, Wednesday evening. of consumption.