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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
OF NTEREr TO WEST VIRGINIANS.
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sDseial Tsle1rGm 20 us Register.
WASHINGTON, October 11.-Repre-
sentative Capehart, who went home TO
bring his family here for the winter,
has returned and has taken quarters at
the Arno, on Sixteenth street, not far
from the White House. Mr.. Capehart
said to-day he found intense interest
among his constituents in the
contests Ia the Senate over the
repeal OF the Sherman law. While the
silver sentiment wa wrong in his dis
tricL the prevailing feeling was that
the question ought 70 be settled speedi-
ly Ia some manner, and that most any
thing would be better than the present
uncertainty and delay. Mr.. Capehart
said ne was surprised at the interest
shown in the question by farmers who
ordinarily paid nc attention TO affairs
10 Congress. Everywhere he found
great anxiety that a vote should be
reached IN the Senat and the uncer-
tainty ended.
The postmaster general has ordered an
increase OF the mall facilities at Weston
by allowing a Sunday mail. He has
also granted an increase OF $50 an
nually 10 the allowance for clerk hire in.
the Weston pOstoiice.
Secretary Carlisle has approved the
appointment OF Mr.. Billiard P. Conrad,
OF Addison, Webster county, to be an
internal revenue gauger.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Quinn, ex-recorder OF
Parkersburg, is in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
A Bic sCANDAL UNEARThED
In the Affairs of the Stearns-Rl acho
Corporation OF California.

In the Affairs of the Stearns-Rlncho
Corporation Of California.
SAN Francisco, CAL, October IL
a big scandal has been developed here
ia the affairs of the Stearns-Rancho
corporation, which at one time owned
q hundred and thirty thousand acres in
California, and is still one OF the
heaviest landed corporations oil the
Pacific slOop. The Chronicle prints a
story Of an investigation Of the affairs
Of the company. The story is that a
committee OF three disinterested bust
ness men have been for three or four
months investigating the conduct of
the manager OF the business OF the
corporation. Col. R. j. Northam who
is a member OF the governors staff and
one OF the best known public men in
the State. The paper states that the
committee has about completed its
work and in a few days will report TO
stockholders.
The committee consists OF Barcley
Henley, George B. POlhemus aud Z.
w. McGraw, 1t is reported there will
be a majority aud a minority reports.
The majority, by Henley and Polhe-
mus, will state that a hundred thous-
and dollars OF the Income of the rancho
has teen illegally diverted. II is not
charged that there has been any en-
bezZlement however. In his minority
report McGraw will defend Col. Mort
ham in his action as custodian of the
property OF the company. The late
Moses Hopkins was president Of the
company. II is claimed Hopkins gave
Col. NOrthan oral authorization 10
dispose Of the property Of the company
and that NOrtham has legal justiica-
ton for all his acts and a valid claim
against the ranch for all money, said
20 have been diverted from the treasury
OF the corporation. Interested parties
are very much worried over tho pub
llcity Of the trouble and the facts are
hard 10 get. So far as learned no legal
steps toward a settlement Of the diff
Guilty have been taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
1nri,lntire Intelligence.

The intelligence Of a member OF the
Kentucky Legislature has at times been
called into question, but it is hardly fair
20 that distinguished body Of statesmen
To have any doubt on this subject. In
testimony whereof is this: Two news
paper men reporting the proceedings at
Frankfort were d~isputing over the
spelling Of a members name.
by George" contended one, 81 tell
you il Is spelled with an a."
'IIl bet you a dollar it is an O." In
sisted the other.
II know better and we'll leave 1t to
him"
The other gave a long whistle.
Leave it to him, nothing" be ex-
claimed. ''he doesn't know how to spell
his name, and I've seer him run his
tongue out four inches trying to write
Il 80
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V


XWell known staunch Democrats are
arranging for the organization of a Neal
Democratic club. A meeting will be
held Saturday evening In Cranitfs Hall
where plans will be arranged and
officers elected. There will be at least
forty members OF the club. Neat uni
forms viii be arranged for and q series Of
parades planned. The E%tnaville drum
corps will lead the club in its marches.
Democrats are enthusiastic and they
will carry on an aggressive campaign.
The boys will be on hand tomorrow
night at the Republican meeting 10
cheer for Neal.
Yesterday there was an amusing In
cident in town. A farmer came through
own with a big load Of hay. The boys
10 about the number OF twenty tool
after the wagon aud took wisps OF hay
from the load. The farmer got greatly
incensed and took after one of the lads,
who carried a bunch, and ran him q
couple OF squares, leaving his team.
He didn't catch the boy, hut the others
took advantage OF his absence and took
more hay from the load. A madden
man than the farmer could not be i'm
agined, and he threatens arrests.
The fine remodeled Office Of the Etna
Standard is; rapidly being made ready
for occupancy. Work painting the
Office has been begun and the gas con-
nections are being made. The rooms
are being fitted up for the large clerical
force Of the company.
The first Republican meeting OF the
campaign will be held this evening.
The meeting will be held near the Et-
~na-Standard Office. Prominent speak
ers will make addresses, and a good
crowd is Looked for.
VIM. Woods, the crack checker player
of Bridgeport, came here yesterday and
could find no nan TO play him for q
stake. He offers TO play any man 10 the
Ohio Valley for a stake.
Morris Kenney, now of Plttsburg,
formerly of this place, who has been
here on business for several days, has
returned home.
A roll was broken last Tuesday at
Etna. The roll was repaired so that
the department resumed yesterday.
Samuel Gorsuch has moved his fam
lily here from WeIlsville, o. He Is an
employe at the Etna-Standard.
Jacob Williams, VINO has been visit
ing at Ironton, Ohio, IS back, and will
go to work in q few days.
Elmer Charlton, a mill man, who has
been to Chicago ana other western
cities. has returned.
Wm. Dollhouse has again returned,
ready for work. He has been visiting
in the West.
Carl Seabright aud Peter Geisen left
last evening for a visit to che Worlds
Fair.
Frank Mcclure has returned from
PIttsbuyg, and is ready to 60 to work.
DR.. VIM. +. Ebert has moved his
office further down town.
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NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces OF TeIegraphlC New
In Small space.

In Small space.
LONDON, October 1.-The Czarewitch
stakes were run to-day. IL resulted IN a
dead heat between Red Eyes and Cyprea
for first place. Mrs. Longtry's Lady Rose
berry was third.
BRUSSELS, October 1.-THE Chartered
strike seems at an end. Eight thousand
men in The district and town to-day re-
sumed.
BERLIN, October 1.-The Bavariau diet
has commenced the discussion OF a pro
posed electoral reform law introduced by
the Socialist members.
BRUNSWICK, GA, October 1l.-Twenty-
two new Casea of yellow fever were re-
ported to-day. No deaths were reported.
DRrRoIT, Mich, October 1l.-Gillman
& Barnes have made an assignment or
their pleasure resort at Fighting Island TO
B. z. Berry, Of Detroit.
LONDON, October 1L-Many Of the
miners are returning 10 work. About
1000 men went back to work to-day at
stanton pits, in Nottinghamshire. Many
Of the men have returned 10 work at the
pits in Ashton and some ut Leicester. The
mine owners have decided 10 accept the
PROPOSALS for a settlement OF the trouble
made by the mayors OF Sheffield and other
cities.
DENVER, Col, Octobar IA telegram
received here says: Louisville, a coal
mining town OF 700 inhabitants, n stu
ated p miles North Of here, is sinking out
of sighl. The tOwn is built over the wash
mines and It's destruction is being caused
by the sinking Of the surface above the
line.
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She Broke II TO aim Gently.

1t was only u short time after Lulu
McStubbins was married that the start
ling truth was forced upon her that her
young husband was not exactly a tee
totaler; and one evening o short time
after the wepdinG that strict old cold
water crank, Papa McStubbins, dropped
is to call, and found his daughter alone.
After q time he asked:
"Yhere is Christopher"
"Well, the fact is. Christopher isn't
feeling very we'll this evening"
as that so? What seems to be the
matter?"
"Well, sr-the fact is-er-Chrlsto-
pher is suffering from a bad attack OF
-propinquity."
"Propinquity -propinquity," repeat
ed the puzzled old gentleman. That's
a disease l never heard Of. l guess you
must be mistaken, daughter.
"Oh no, father; let me explain. Pro.
pinquity means nearness, doesn't it?"
II guess So"
ITO be near is to be close, isn't it?"
"Em-yes-yes."
"And when we speak OF a man as be.
ing close we mean that he is stingy,
don't we?"
Sure"
"And when a man is stingy, we call
him tight, don't we?'
II believe So"
"Well," she added, with 8 sigh,
that's what's the matter with Christie.
! pher. Truth.
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A LETTER FROM HENRY CLAY.

~
A Document Of Much Historic Interest
held BY q Citizen Of WEIGH.
e6sciat TsieoTum 20 Ms Rseslss
WELCH, w. VA, October 11.-one OF
our citizens Is the owner OF an auto
graph letter written by Henry'Clay, for
which he has refused several tempting
cash. offers. It reads as follows:
WASHINGTON, Is Feb, 1890.
Dr.. Sir;
/ am sorry 10 have to communicate to
you that the Committee OF Claims has
repeated uniavOrabls reports in the
cases In which you are concerned,
ment'd 10 your letter Of the % Dec.
The deficit IN the treasury; the pressure
or the times; the ~prOfusion 10 the grant
Of pensions. and a persuasion that there
has been prOdigality in the disburse-
ment Of the public monies altogether
render this the most unfavOrable session
I have ever seen. AT present there
Is no possibility OF getting any business
whatever done, owing TO the agitation
OF the Missouri question. When IL will
be decided is uncertain. 1 think We
have near three weeks debate yet TO
get through. The question daily as
sumes more Importance. and ccrtdhtly
Is most fearful tR It's consequences. The
subject Of dislmion Is discussed in the
circles with freedom aud familiarity.
Ia Richmond we are told they are all In
q flame; indignant at the idea Of any
comprOmise-the only way as some
think o ~dispOsing OF the question to the
satisfaction OF both parties.
Yours,
ri. Cray
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A NARRoW ESCAPE.
John Jacob Astor's steam Yacht COIlisss
with a Crowded Ferry Boat.

John Jacob Astor's steam Yacht Colides
Win a Crowded Ferry Boat.
NEW York, October 1L.-Fresh from
the dry dock, after her collision with
the West Shore wharf, near Pough-
keepsie, John Jacob Astor's steam
Yacht, Nourmahal, ran into q crowded
ferry boat Of the Pennsylvania road on
her way 20 the Cortland street landing
morning and cot a big hole in the bow
Of the Ferry boat.
Mr.. Aston and q large party OF guests,
society people Of this city and else
where, lined the decks Of the yacht and
crowded her cabins. Women screamed
and we're swept of their feet by the
Wild rush Of frightened passengers.
The boats were Ia midstream.
10 is said by eye witnesses OF the &C
cident that signals given by the Jerry
boat Washington were not answered by
the yacht, which was running at full
speed aud kept on her course without
sWsrying.
There was no tinfe TO put on life pre-
servers before the crash. Before half
the passengers dad fed from the bow
the sharp noSSof the NOurmahal came
crashing mo the port rail OF the Wash
ington, f1y or sixty feet from the stem.
10 cut NO the ferrybOat fully six or
BeveRAyet and there it stuck.
Meantime the engines OF the ferry
bat had been stopped and those on the
cht were reversed at full speed.
towly the shayely bow Of the yacht
crept out OF the rent in the ferryboat.
The Nourmahal continued to back out
Of danger. After drifting with the tide
an instant, the engines OF the ferryooat
were found TO be safe.
On board the Nourmahal the excite
ment seems to DO uncomfortable. The
frightened women ran hlther and
thither on the deck while the men
strove to pacify them and TO assure
them that there was no danger.
Men were Immediately sent below on
the ferry boat to see II the hull had
been injured below the water line. ON
GERS OF the boat assured the frightened
passengers that all danger was over
and that there was no possible chance
Of sinking.
So Tar as could be judged the Nour-
mahal was uuinjured, except that her
b0Wsprit was short of and her nose
.uisted slightly. A hssty examination
3s madaby her officers, snd then she
steamed~ep her way 10 yacht races.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
L Combs, Esq.
THE UNIT@ PRESS boo SLOW.

james Gordon Bennstt's Afternoon
Paper Gets up = News Service OF It's
Own.
New YORK, October IA rather
unique phase Of journalistic enterprise
was displayed by James Gordon Ben
nets evening paper the Telegram. 1t
was quite worthy Of the man who sent
Stanley 70 Africa and belong to the
Polar seas. Finding the service Of the
United Press, on which the Telegram
has hitherto relied, utterly inefficient
and Inadequate, a military signal SER
vice was impoverished and q report Of
each movement OF the VigilaRt and
Valkyrie was transmitted ~instantan-
eoUsly a distance OF more than thirty
FIVE miles to the tower Of the Madison
Suare Garden, whence It was wired to
the Telegram Office IN Fifty-ffth street.
IT was really remarkable exhibition OF
speed In the transmission Of news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
ABanker Commits suicide.

DENVER, CpL-, October 1l.-W. &.
Harter. q banker from Iouia, Michigan,
committed suicide Monday morning by
taking morphine. The matter was kept
oulet bv the coroner and friends Of the
dead man and only became public last
night when the remains were sent 20
his home In Michigan, Mr.. Harter WAS
suffering from blood poisoning and
came TO Denver six months ago 70 try
and regain his health. He has been
very respondent and during bis stay
here made four unsuccessful attempts
Ia take his life. Although closely
watched, he at last succeeded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
me New Austrian AIintary BlII.

VIENNA, October 1.-THE new bill
Introduced in the Reichsrath for the
REORGANIZATION OF the Austrian land
weir provides for ten years Of non-act-
i've service and abolishes the clause
-nreventlng the landwehr from being
sent out Of the country. The preamble
10 she bill says that the aim Of the gov
ernment is TO bring the landwehr into
closer relations with the army, so that
in the event Of wal the authorities
could use the latter TO the greatest ad-
vantage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
Fire Cent Articles.

BoNwood Rule, Cuh buttons. Tin Buckets,
Combination Glass enters. Boy's HALVES,
Poksrs. Door Bolts, N-atsfoot on shoe Black
ing Wash Pans, Ricnter Harmonicaa Towels,
21cent Neadle Packages. spectAclet. Dine
Cologne, Hair Curriers'. School states, Lamp
Burners, Snoe Tossing, Ladies' Pina, Table
knives.
Many l0-cent articles 10 our scent list. Come
and lake them out OF our way.
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Demand protection.

GurHRIE, OKLA, October IA Com
mittee OF citizens from Cushing and In
gals appeared ct the United States
WarshaIs Office this morning ana de-
handed protection for themselves and
their property as the Dalton gang have
threatened TO have ven on every
citizen who aided the officers at the In
gaUs battle a month agO The people
Tear the town will be burned and they
themselves shot down during the ex-
citamant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12

PARXERSBURG, w. VA, October IL
Capt. Dewey, conductor on q Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern freight train,
had one Of his feet cut of by n car this
evening, sc little Hooking, ten miles
below. How the accident occurred can
not be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
Four Cent Articles.

One Set Teaspoons. Patent sleeve Holders,
Boys Suspenders, jlark's o. ~. 4. Thread,
Children's Bibs, Aubber Dressing Combs, tomb
and Brush Case. Pot Covers, Tooth brushes,
Fire ShUv~ls. Towo,ing, Charm Knives, huct
lage. sewing Machine on. scrub Brushes. Lin
en- Thread. Rand Saw Files. Suspcnders, Pen.
eli Boxes, CAlicoe, MuslIns, Aad hundreds 81
other articles going ~ this price.
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Three Cent Articles.

Ladies' handkerchief. Shaving Brushes. |
dozen Dress Buttons, STAMPED Dtppera, Aatch
SAFES, Machine oil Cans. Potato hashers.
dozen Safety Pins. Perfumsd Toilet So p, ] pair
Scissors, Pint kunnels. JellV Plates Carry
Combs, / dozen shoe Lsces. School States,
Bastins spoons. q cent Tablets. Cork Screw.
HsrmonicAs, Cake Turner'S, Mouse Traps,
WInd,o Ties.
Come here for tArgAlna We will not dlsaP
point YOU,
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Ten Cent Articles.

suspendsrs. Cloths Lines. - cent Jswslfl.
AuKer Braces. Stationary Package, jail Pad.
locks. ROYAL Needle Packages. ops.haif pound
Tea Ladies 70 csnt Hose, Dolls. % cent Cud
BpttonA Mirrors. Pocket Knives
we are constantly receiving bargains And
cannot quote prices a. they are here to-dsy asa
gone Tomorrow. lt Ia our aim TO always have
Something new at prices tAAt SIi make yeu
cay.
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Don.t Leave Port,

Don't 20 on 4 lcng land journey. don't start A
emigrAnt Tor the far west, IL unprovided with
that defender ofhealth and con9ueror OF sick
ness Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which viii
defend you from sea sickness, nullify fatigue
and I'll health caused BY travel and change Of
Diet aud countefact malaria. Peerless is Il fof
dyspepsia. rheumatism, liver complaint ner'
yousness and debility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
In ThI, Case Ii Failed TO work.

Burglar (rouslng the sleeping head Of
the family)-"Don't move, or I'll shoot!
Where's your money hid?"
Head OF the family (struck by q
bright thoughU-''It's in the pocket Of
my wife's dress"
Burglar-'That's all right. I'll just
take the dress. Thanks."- Chicago
Tribune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
Seven Cent Articles.

ColgAts's Palm Soap 4 CEkes for IS ceHta
Large Dressing Combs, HATmonioas. Counter
BooKs, D.ess Goods, Ladies' handkerchief.
hiIed Bird Seed. White wash Bfushsi, Large
TIN Cups, Wash Pans, Shears.
Al this popular price We Oder NAM articles
worth double the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
Six Cent Artieles.

One Set Table Spoons, Blank Books, Pursea
shlrtipg. S~uspenpers. Butcher Knivas. 10 cent
Lsces. Sleeve Buttons. lO-cept kmbroidefies,I
Scrubbing Brushes. Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have bargains fos
gov anu IL will Pay you 10 cal
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Eight Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrenohss, Whisk BfoomS. wash
Bowls, Tin Buoksts. Long Handle Fire shov.
els, Rules. Hosiery, Large Lamp Burnsra Nor
Paper and Envelopes, spring BatArees, soia'
sofs. Blsnk Books. Pateht ButtOns.
Our cuttomsrs know n good thlnE when they
see IT, join the procession 20 our store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
Nine Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes, stew Pans,
Preserve Kettles, Butcher Knives worth 10
cents, Glass Dishes, MILK Strainers. cen . Pots,
Flour Sifters, Saspsndefs, tItraet Vanilla.
Dolls. Dish Pans, Hammers ] pound 0rsin ot
Ground Pepper. / poani CinnAmen, I poand
Ginger, / pound Baking Powder.
The abevs are all genuine bargains and lower
than ever before.
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Much Depend, Upon the FoInt of View

Much Depends Upon the Point OF View.
when l was a young fellow" said 8
middlA-aged man, II used to think that
when a man got to be 80 he would be
quite a mature sert Of q person; but
there came a time when / changed my
views on this subject materially, and
thought that a man Of 80 was = mere
youngster. thought then that posi-
bly, q man might at so think that he
was taking on years somewhat, but |
don't LOOK at ii 10 that light at all now;
I now regard a nan Of so IS one who Is
lust beginning life. "-NelD York Sun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
RINEHART G TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room s. Telephone2ls.
FOR SALE.

House seven rooms brick, Sixteenth street,
81 800.
House seven rooms, Fifteenth street, lot Box
100 feet, $500.
House ave rooms, EOr street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. t2, 100.
House seven rooms, Chsplins street Cenus
Wheeling. AS.
House eight rooms, First ward, 81 900.
House FIVE rooms, Baltimore street. East
Wheeling, $1,000.
Lot east end Fourteenth street. 800.
Corner lot, Lind street, cheap, sOl
House four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling. $3.50.
House four rooms, Eighteenth street. 81 OF.
House three rooms, Twelfth street. $50
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street. in good
condition. o., 200.
House four rooms and stable, Twelfth street
200.
t3,5C.
Fine suburban homIs 2 mile, east OF city a.
moderate price.
llots in Flian. White 4 Gallagher addition
6OI10 feet, tao each.
Slots on Uald wells run, t2s0 each
Fiue farm, lAS acres, on National road, nine
mics east OF city. on easy terms
House 4rooms, TWenty-third street, v LOO.
Market street business property ~ modsrAss
price.
ous.hali 10. On McCollOoA street csatrs
wheeling, Wo1
One Of the boat manufacturing sitsslG tAI
city, ~tIenting On two fAilToAdL
t3U. " S,yJJ, Il ~ aud &.Ol 70 loan on
city reaiestate
NESBITT d. DEVINE,
aps 49, AArEet street
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LOT ON FOURTEENTH ST, FOR SALE,

We offer for sale at a bargain. II bought at
once. the westerly 80 feet OF LOfkO. ~. At the
southwest corner Of FOURTEEN II AND
JACOB STREETS. The lot has a depth OF 100
feet 10 an alley
Also
No. 81 sixteenth street. two story brick.
No. IL 7 hirtee nth street. two story brick.
$500 will buy No. 234J Chapline street; lot
s6xls0 feet. with II two story brick dwelling
house OF eight rooms.
tl.0s0 will buy l322 McColloch street. three
SOON f-aueh 0use.
No 05 south Penn street, two story frame.
No. Ol North Main street, corner OF Ninth
street.
Nos. GO, 65, 81. 60 Seventeenth st. four bricks.
No. 80 Fifteenth street. two story brick.
Los In Pleasant Valley on National Road.
Lots in Potter addition on National Road.
Lots in Edging'on near = cho Point.
Lots on North Front street. Island.
Lots on North Huron street, IalanI
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saloon aud Restaurant closed

grAdGt IstscTHn 20 "t ar~
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, october IL
The saloon and restaurant run by ID.
n. Morris, 90 Third street. was closed
~ creditors to-day. 1t vas %reportee
this morning that Morris had attempted
"a move his things from fhe 6cildiRg
last night and the report brought q
the rush which closed the 'cern.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
B~ARGANNS---E. B. PoTT1
Z. B. POTTS
Bulletin!
Main and Tenth StSr,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Che Cent Articles.

8 Heavy Envelopes. I rood Pen Hol,srL 6
Steel Pens, 1 Memorandum Book, 9 sheets NOtt
Paper. 6 Slate Pencils, Z Lead Pencils, 4 Col az
Buttoss. 3 lunches Hair Pins, | handkerchief.
/ Thimble, parer Pins. l paper needles, I spool
Silk Twist 2do1sn Hooks aad hyeS Daring
Needles, ] Nutmeg Crater, 1 dozen Brass PANT,
Buttons, l Hat Piu. l box arPet TacEs do!ea.
Clothes Plus. 1 Tablet. / set knitting NsealeA.
Lots Of 5 cent goods going 81 cent.