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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-05-19
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Cc! Frank ] Parker, Of the waiIa Waiia
Statesman was Ia the city today.
Albsrt Koeble. Assistant EntoToiogis,
OF the Ucited States Department OF Agri-
culture Is In the valley hunting mp Oregon
bugs.
ID o Woodwork 10 In Spokane attend
Ing state meeting OF pharmzci<.s. Ills
name has been Presented as a member of
the State board, subject to appointment
by the governor.
w Deyee returned this morning from.
Southern Oregon. where he took up whist
he thinks Is very fine claim at the foot
OF Rueben Mt, on the Rogue river. lie
viii return in about aweek.
Mrs Lillian MooFehouse has comrnen=-
ed proceedings against her husband, g w
MOO tor divorce, on the grounds OF
oeseftien and non-support. rs she claims
that ne has never given her one dollar
since they were married The case will
DC disposed OF At Dallas where Mrs
Moorehouse Is living with her sister.
Yesterday the Ladies Guild of the Epis-
copai church held delightful O'Clock
tea at the residence of Mr Iohn Briggs
near the Caiipooia bridge, no, only hav-
ing pleasant time there, bot as well an
enjoyable walk. Those present were,
Mines w B Barr, Thomas Mon,eith Sr,
w Baker, Thos ue.es, Bethune, NJ E
Farrell, A d Barker, Warner. G Never.
latham and Briggs. and Misses Maggie
Barker. Birdie and May Day. Clara, Helm a
and Emm1 Warner. Whitehead and
Briggs. Only one gentleman was per.
mitted to be present Mr. Geo E Warner
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-05-19

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-05-19

PROMPT AGAIN.-Yesterday the Ore
gon Pacific management iiquidated with
Inc employees for April and had several
hundred dollars left. That Is the way tie
Hadley crowd Is running things. A
strong contrast to the Hogg way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
STOLE a WATCH.
"Shine," Young Darkey. Held TO Court
on q Serious Charge.

on a Serious ChhrSe'
Sam Johnson, better known as
"Shine," colored boy about Is or II
years of age, was arrested by officer
West on Saturday, charged with steal
ing gold watch from John Conwell.
The theft was committed in one OF the
Market Square barrel houses.
The evidence in the case was heard
last night by Squire Ankle. Conwell
could not be certain that the watch was
snatched from his person, and "Shine"
testified that he found it lying on the
floor. He afterward attempted to sell
it for 50, but did not succeed, every
person he tried believing it to
be stolen property. Then, accord
ing to his story, somebody told
him "Jack" West was after him,
and he walked over to the suspension
bridge, and threw the time-plece in the
river. When the Justice called his at
tention to the fact that the ice was sew
eral inches thick, he said he broke 1t
with the heel of his boot, and then
dropped the ticker into the water.
The jeweler who sold the watch tes-
titled that it was worth between $50 and
S25. "Shine" was sent to jail In de-
fault of $500 bond for his appearance at
the next term of Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
an rHE RUSS or RAE FIaE.
The Work OF Clearing Up tf Premise
Under Way-FlOOding the Cellar.

The Work OF Clearing Up IL Premises
Under Way-FlOOding the Cellar.
Yesterday morning workmen were
put TO work upon the Howell ware
house, occupied by Waterhouse Bros,
and during the day the windows Of the
building and also those In the B. +.
Caldwell building were extensively re-
fitted, and most of this work will likely
be completed to-day. The Caldwell &
Peterson Company also put q force Of
men at work at clearing up the ruins,
on the west side, but it was fearfully
slow work, owing to the way in which
sheet iron, timbers, bricks, etc, were
mixed up together. Mr.. Henry Bieber-
son also had big force Of men at work
clearing up his premises, and consider
able progress was made during the day.
Last evening IL was deemed best TO
flood the cellar Of the Caldwell Il Peter
son building, where the oil, etc, was
stored. and a detachment Of fremen
was called to do this work and to re-
lieve the men who had been throwing
water upon the ruins all day. The
drain leading from the cellar to the
creek was plugged up, and the water
allowed to run into the cellar during
the night. There is still considerable
fire under the rubbish, Notwithstanding
the large amount OF water thrown by
the fremen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
TBE INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD BY OHIO COUNTY FARMERS AT
WEST LIBERTY,
On the 18th and Goth Insts.-Ths Full Programme
Of the Several Sessions = Other
Farmers Institutes.

A large proportion Of the farmers OF
Ohio county are looking forward with
deep interest to the third annual session
of the County Institute, which is to be
held at West Liberty on the 10Th
and Goth insts. There will be
five sessions Of the body on those days,
two on Thursday and three on Friday,
and it seems assured that there VIII
be a large attendance. There certainly
should be, at all events. A number OF
distinguished and competent gentle
men will read papers and lead the dis
cussion upon them, and in addition
there will be two illustrated lectures In
the evenings.
The programme OF the several ses-
sions will be as follows
THURSDAY.
The afternoon session will open at
one o'clock with an address by j. u.
Leasure. He will be followed with
paper under the title, 1.-THE Practical
Dairy" by Mr.. r. K. Giffin, OF this city,
and a discussion upon the points raised
in this paper will ensue. Agriculture
in West Virginia" will be the title OF
paper read by Hon. ID. d. Johnson, who
is an acknowledged authority upon
farm matters, having had many years
practical experience. Mrs. j. l.. Saw
tell will follow with paper on Home"
DIR. L. N. Refer, of Wheeling, will
read a paper on milk Fever, SPRAY
Frnits'i will be a paper by Mr.. j. w.
Garvin, and luxurious Insects" will be
the theme Of paper by Prof.. a. u
Hopkins. The session will close with
an examination of the Question Box"
The evening session will open with
"Why Farmer Boys Should be Edu-
Gated" by A. L. Sawtell. A talk by
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong will follow,
and then will come the first OF the Illus
trated lectures by Prof. John A. Myers,
of the State University.
FRIDAY.
The morning session will be opened
with a paper under the title OF "Or-
ganization, by Mr.. w. w. Foreman.
s'Tree Pruning" by Prof. w. F. Rane,
will follow, and the session will close
with the "Question Box" debate, etc.
The initial subject at the afternoon
session will be the very important one
of 1.-THE Value of Good Roads," by Mr..
J. B. Garvin, and discussion will fol-
low upon this matter. Another timely
topic will be ''The Free Mail Delivery,
by Mr.. j. L. Sawtell, and discussion
will also ensue upon this. Wastes OF
the Farm" will Oe paper by Prof.
John A. Myers, and Farmers and OPP
tions," will be discoursed upon by Mr..
William Curtis. The Question Box"
will close the session.
At the evening session there will be
paper upon 1.-The Effects OF Encour-
agement and Disbursement" by Mr..
c. E. Garvin, and talk by Mr.. f. Q. Cox
will follow, and the session will close
with second illustrated lecture by
Prof. Myers.
The Marshall county Institute will be
held at Moundsville Friday of this week,
and the Brooke county Institute at
Wellsburg on the 18th and 18th inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Bostmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Bostmen Along
the Ohio.
The river marks at midnight showed
G feet of water in the channel and sta
tionary.
spSciaI 7sIsordm to The Register.
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, January a.
Ohio river feet 10 inches and rising.
The Little Kanawha is rising fast above.
At Fishpot, three miles below Creston,
there is heavy gorge, and at the
mouth OF Hughes river a gorge four
miles long holds 10000 logs, which Will
be lost if the gorge goes out with rush.
In the upper pool tremendous amount
of timber lies In gorges twenty miles
long. The ice went out OF the lower
pool to-day.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, January g.
River gorged. Weather cloudy and
cold.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January a.
River IL feet and stationary; weather
cloudy and cold.
WARREN, Pa, January S.-Rlver l
foot and 40; weather, cloudy and cool.
Try some of the Coal from the West
Va. Sand Co., Telephone SCI, John l.
Sbriyer, 1873 Water Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of
individuals.
STAMM-F. w. Carroll, of Warrington.
]. @. Anderson and wife returned yes
terday.
WIYpsoR-Misses Bemda and Field, Of
New Martinsville.
George Blocker, of Columbus, is guest
of his cousin, Perle Sageviel.
Cnas. Bradbury is home spending the
HOLIDAYS with his folks on the Island.
Jake Loos leaves this morning for Steu-
benyille, Ohio, to attend big banquet
Prof. John A. White, who has been in
the city for day or two, left yesterday.
Adam Wagner, OF the South Side, has
returned from visit with Marietta
friends.
VIM. Dixon, of the South Side, has re-
turned from visit with friends in New
Castle, Pa.
McLURE-Geo. Isreal and Chas. v.
Critchfeld, of Bethany; W. W. Wilson,
of Fairview
Miss Emma Blond left yesterday for
washington and New York, to be gone
several weeks.
The many friends Of Lou Gundling will
be sorry to hear that he is confined 10 MS
room very sick.
Hamilton Gosney returned TO his home,
in the North End, after an absence OF SIX
weeks in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meagle, who have
been visiting here, have returned 10 tnelr
home in Marietta.
Miss Maud Humpleby, of Dennison, O.,
who has been visiting Eighth ward friends,
has returned to her home.
Misses Sarah and Annie Monahan have
returned to New Cumberland, after
pleasant visit with Eighth ward friends.
JIG. Crawford, the well-known Gamer
on merchant, arrived in the city last night
on his way home from Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Camille Ney and John Hasenauer, two
popular South Side glasswOrkers, have re-
turned to Toledo after visit to their
homes.
Will Kennedy, q well.known Island boy,
returned to Chicago last night after ten
days visit to his parents on South front
street.
Mr.. Burnie Kraus leaves this morning
for Steubenyille, Ohio, to attend a big
banquet to be given by B. w. Mettnger,
OF that place.
Miss Nettie Talbot, of Philadelphia,
daughter of Rev. Talbot, who has been
visiting Miss Lottie Hazlett, returned
home yesterday.
William and Edward Hasenauer, two
well-known Eighth ward glassworkers,
who have been spending the holidays here,
have returned TO Tifin, ..
Mr.. M. F. Dryden, who was admitted to
practice in the Circuit Court yesterday,
underwent three separate examinations,
before Judges PAUL, Jacob and Hagans,
and each Judge complimented the gentle
man very highly.
BEHLER-S. H. Biddelle and wife, OF
Petersburg; e. w. Talbot and wife, j.
M. Hindman, T. Mills, of Sistersville; G.
N. Robb, of Parkersburg; II. M. Reddick,
of Ronk; F. w. Carol, Of Warrington; w.
d. Beatty, Of Warrington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
FOUND THE watch.
4 REMARKABLE gISD READING TEST GIVEN
YESTERDAY BY PROF. SEYMOUR.
Sc Leaves the Musse Theatre and Finds Watch
Hidden in he Telephone Box at the
Press Club Rooms - Sons
0her Feai&

Yesterday afternoon about half-past
khree o'clock very much interested
crowd might have been seen rushing
along Market street. They were intent
on watching a mind reader bJ the
name Of Prof. Andrew ]. Seymour
who is connected with the Musee Thea
ire. and who was industriOusly engaged
IL locating a certain watch that haa
been concealed.
\ Readers OF the REGISTER Will recall
the marvellous exploits OF Mr.. Brown,
the mind reader who was here some
time ago, how he rode In carriage and
accurately located several articles that
had been hidden. In many respects the
performance Of yesterday seemed no
less remarkable.
In the first place q committee OF three
Awas appointed from the audience at the
Theatre and invited 10 60 upon the
Atage. A gold watch was then borrowed
from one of the gentlemen 10 the audi
pnce and Prof. Seymour stated that ne
would allow enc Of the gentlemen 10
take it aud conceal 1t somewhere, ne
cared not where, and he would endeaV-
or TO unearth the treasure.
y Prof. Seymour then retired to small
Aante-roOm, accompanied by one OF the
members Of the committee. While ne
was absent another member Of the COM
lnittee. a newspaper man, took the
watch. walked out Of the Museum, and
went down Market street as lar as
the Reilly Block OF tAe corner
sof Market and Fourteenth streets,
walked up two flights Of stairs, and con-
4 cealed the time-p piece in the battery box
of the telephone in the room OF the
Wheeling Press Club. The newspaper
man then went back 70 the museum,
RaRd informed the mind reader and the
Rther members Of the committee that all
has ready. Prof Seymour then placed
oNne hand on the back Of the neck OF the
Newspaper man, aud the other hand In
turn was firmly grasped Oy the
NneAwspaper man. In this rather pecu-
4iaE attitude the two walked out OF the
imuSeum, followed by the members OF
+ Inc lcommittee aud many others, quite
M n bmber Of people Joining the crowd
rs No marched down Market street,
,reaking no little excitement. IL
mad all the appearance Of some
Ypficek arreSting desperate SUBJECT,
and taking him to Jail. 1t was some
momebts before the crowd diagnosed the
1 situation, and saw that 1t was a scien-
Attic test of undertaking
Slowly walking down Market street,
the minh-reader hesitated for moment
now and then, as though he missed con-
pection with the mental thrOb OF his
subject, land after a slight pause, would
coptinuelin the search. Prof. Seymour
4 was blindfOlded all the while, and could
not see single step where he was go
ing. His object is TO read the mind OF
the subject, and so long as the newspa-
Aper man had his mind thoroughly con-
entrated on the exact spot where the
watch was placed, it was communicated
hs If by mental telegraph to the Pro
fessor, who kept In course outlined
by the intellectual thrObs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
THE UIrY's HEALTH.
One Hundred and Fifty Fewer Deaths in
1892 Than In 1891.

One Hundred ana Fifty FEWER Oe6bhs ia
1892 Than In 1891.
From the annual report OF Health
Officer Spragg, which appears else
where in this issue Of the REGISTER, 1t
will be seen that the death rate in
Wheeling for the year just closed was
very much less than for the twelve
months previous. To be exact, there
were Just 154 fewer deaths in 1892 than
during the preceding year, and this,
too, in the face OF an increased popu-
lation. Any physician will say that sick
ness was much less prevalent, also,
during 1892, and all will agree
that the health of the community could
not we'll have been better. The total
number Of deaths in Wheeling in 1891
was s44, OF which number 1877 were
from typhoid fever alone. Last year
the total was but 600, and the deaths
from typhoid fever fell off to SO, a most
gratifying decrease. The deaths from
diphtheria also fell off from II in 1891,
to 0 in 1892, but la grippe claimed ex-
actiy the same number, IA, in each year.
Deaths from pneumonia fell off from 70
to 67, and from consumption from so 20
SO. On the other hand, scarlet fever
increased from to Q, aud measles from
4 to s.
The full report will be found else
where and will afford excellent material
for study and comparison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
omcers Installed.

Washington Council No. 1, o. q. A.
NJ, held a meeting at Handlan's Hall
and installed the following newly elect
cd officers: Councillor, c. Kurner;
Vice, J. S. Russell; InductOr, j. ).
Burt; Examiner. ID. Porter; l. P, War
rem Harshey; o. p, Aug. Knoke; +. s.,
S. Hague; R. S, Charles Schultz; Asst.
Bee. Sec, II. Rigner; Trustee, j. W..
Schultz. The exercises were conducted
by the State Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04

The hearing Of the evidence in the
case against Scofeld, one Of the proprie-
tors OF the Musee Theatre, was set for
Yesterday morning a. 1O'o'clock. The
witnesses for the prosecution appeared,
but defendant did not show np. The
Justice then rendered Judgment In Ia
vor OF G. Z. VanKeuren and another
creditor for the amounts Of their bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04

The pastor, DR.. Cunningham, preach
ed last evening on 1.-THE Promise OF the
Holy Spirit, and will preach again this
evening at half-past seven o'clock. A
growing interest is manifested in the
services Of the Week of Prayer. The
Session will meet this evening at the
close Of the meeting to receive applica-
tions for membership to the church.
The Lords Supper will be administered
on next Sabbath. Strangers in the city
and others are cordially invited to these
meetings from evening to evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
SIS REWARD!

The RxeIsrEB will pay SIS to any one who
will furnish information leading to the arrest
Of the party who has been stealing packages OF
the SUNDAY REGISTER either on the trains or at
the depots. One or more packages are taken
every Sunday morning, and this method is
adopted to catsh the thief 1t viii not require
a conviction to earn the reward.
iec24ed WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
DIED.

CoSS-On Tuesday. January 3, 1893. At $3.50
a. m. NAME, daughter Of Mrs. Emma Co.'S,
agsl Is years ana months
Funeral from the residence 81 her mother,
No. 1909 East Eleventh street, on Thursday
morning. at $50. Mass At the Cathedral at Q
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited. Inter
ment at Mt Calvary.
CpOK-At Pittsburg. on Monday. January
ID. 1898, at SOS o'clock u. IA, WILLIE Cook.
aged II months.
Funeral from the residence OF E. Steger, NO
f0I5 Market street. Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment st Psninsuls cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
AMUSEMENTS.
A GERMAN SOLDIER.

After delighting and amusing large
audiences throughout the country, Mr..
James A. Reilly will present to the
theatre-going public of Wheeling, at
the Grand this week, his very latest
success, "a German Soldier" and
crowded houses are to greet him. Mr..
Reilly is favorite in our city and needs
no introduction as to his ability as an
artist or to his amusing and entertaining
qualities. Mr.. Reilly has in his sup
port the strongest company OF players
procurable, including "the old favorte"
Miss May Templeton, the Australian
nightingale.
TANGLED UP.
The dramatic novelty this week is the
first appearance at the Opera House,
THURSDAY and Friday evenings, as joint
stars OF two well known artists, who in
seasons past have been great favorites
with all audienceS-Louis DeLange and
Will S. Rising. These TWO gentlemen
branched out as stars last season in
laughable comedy entitled Tangled
Up" and judging from the universal
endorsement of the press Of other cities
of both play and players the partner
ship will bring them fame and fortune,
and the two names become sterling
trademark with the public. Reserved
seats re.put on sale at Houses music
store yesterday morning and they are
going of well.
THE DANGER SIGNAL.
Rosabele Morrison, an actress who
~ ho rNac
few years, is remarkably handsome and
talented, lnheriting her talents from her
distinguished parents, Lewis Morrison
and Rose Wood. In "rhe Danger Sig
nal" in which she has been starring the
past few seasons, she appears in the
character of wild flower OF the prai-
ries. She possesses considerable mag
netism, and is thorough musician and
possesses sweet soprano voice Of great
range and power. The play will be pre-
sented at the Opera House Saturday
evening and Saturday matinee by Mise
Morrison and a strong cast. The entire
scenery and effects used in the produc-
ton is carried by this company.
ROBIN HOOD TONIGHT.
The Barnabee, Karl and McDonald's
Robin Hood Opera Company, at the
Opera House this evening. will prove
an ideal entertainment. robin Hood"
is one of the most delightful produc-
tions of the day, and those of our peo-
pie who remember its delightful rem
dition hero two years ago by the
''Bostonians," will doubtless never for
get talking about the enhancing music,
the picturesque groupings, dances and
lovely ensemble. This company has
produced this charming work in nearly
all Of the leading cities with distin-
guIshed success. Both press and pub
lie have Wed with one another in ex-
pressing delightful praise to this
representative company. 1t contains
fifty people, and the prinsipals en-
gagged to sing important parts are
especially selected for them. This or
ganization carries its own scenery
and orchestra. Seats are now on sale at
Houses Music Store. and are pretty
we'll taken up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
TIE NEWS OF THE DAY.


M. f. Dryden was admitted to the
bar, on motion Of G. w. Atkinson.
State v. Edward Dunden, misdemean-
or, continued, bond. 500.
Frank Redeker's executor v. ID. u.
Morgan; continued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04

IT's no use telling intelligent thinking
people that Cofees, fresh roasted, are
always better than when old and stale.
Wheeling grocers can get the finest In
she trade--fresh and aromatic, daily,
from the Wheeiing Coffee and Spice Co.,
through any, OF their wholesale groeers
here. Our standard Pound Package
Coffee Is caIled-The ARROW BRAED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
SHALL TALk
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithuV Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
PithIV Told
At Opera House this evening-The Opera OF
"Robin Hood" by Barnabee and McDonald's
company.
At Grand Opera House this afternoon and
evsning-Orr's Aeteors.
At Theatre Musee-Yarietv entertainment.
Four performances daily
THE will of Nicholas Baumann was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday, and ordered
to be recorded.
TIE Council Committee on Scales was
called TO meet yesterday evening, but q
quorum failed 10 respond.
Tue Laughlin nail factory has closed
down and will remain idle for about ten
days, while repairs are being made.
THE money drawer at George Majors
saloon was robbed. at late hour Monday
might, of something like twenty dollars in
rash.
on motion OF Theresa Boil. the estate
n Frank Boil was committed TO Sheriff
rranzheim, TO be administered upon ac-
prding 70 law.
IA MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
to Edmund G. Gibbs, q native OF Della
Ne. now OF Baltimore, aged 80, and Lulu
Iildreth, q native OF Wheeling, aged
AIEF HEALY desires to extend thanks,
half Of the Department. to Messrs.
herman, Amick, and others, for atten-
hown the fremen during Monday
g's big blaze.
RS. A. w. EMsHEIMER & Co., the
own wine merchants, have leased
D now occupied by Z. L. Rose &
twelfth street, and will occupy il
pit April LIST.
from the appearance of the re-
plan, the Opera House will
hin one of the largest audiences
ION tonight TO listen to the
John Hood"
water Board met yesterday
opened the bids for coal,
per. without awarding the
Board adjourned until the
next Monday evening.
Al, Of the Board of Commits
len right hold of his duties,
Thoroughly at home in the
oendleton is snll there,
DDS and ends OF business.
liver has now gorged up
end Of the Island a
came out Of the creek
ay morning, sits in the
il a very conspicuous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

5000 10 81, oop TO loan on city real estate.
Have you . aOuse, or have you rooms 70 rent
or have you rents 10 collect IL will pay you 70
turn them over 70 me. You Will get the hisnss,
nrice and sure OF your money. L. A. KOLF.
Real Estate and Rental Agent, Loans Negotia-
ted and kents Collected. 1871 Market 81. lee25h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
The Blues.

For Rheumatism. Lumbago, Neural
gia, Cramp and Collie there is no remedy
superior to the genuine DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04

|or Gentlemen. The
oe for this season
3 of our genuine
them at all prices.
l. v. BLOND.