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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-05
THE STRIKE SITUATION
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CHICAGO IN THE MORNING,

ChlCA0O IN The MOhNlNGi
CHICAGO, July 4.-Early this morning
strikers burned dozen or more Rock
Island freight cars at West Pullman
and Blue Island. The point selected
for the bonfire was beyond easy reach
Of the soldiers. At the stock yards the
strikers were careful to keep out OF the
way OF the regulars, as they did at Blue
Island, preferring location where
there was less of the buzz saw in the
situation. A Santa Fe train got into
Dearborn station with more deputies
than passengers. Railroad officials con-
slider the situation encouraging.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July All the
employees of the Kansas City, Memphis
and Fort Scott railroad went out at
10:40 p. IN. Strikers have deraied the
St. Louis express on the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railroad near
the bridge
CINCINNATI, O.,-July Railway
officials tonight consider the strike
over here, unless affected by influences
from connecting points. Superintend-
ent Peters telegraphed the Pennsyal-
vania officials that another day would
see the last Of the strike on all roads.
The freight houses all open to.mor-
row for business as previous to the
strike.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 4.-The efforts
to bring on a general strike here have
failed. The number reported TO have
struck has been greatly exaggerated.
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MARTINS FERRY RIGHT IN IT.

Her Firemsn, Base Hall Players, Foot
Racers, ana Bicyolists Ali Get Fret
Places
A telegram was received last evening
from DIR. J. w. Darrah at Sandusky
that the Independents. Martins Ferry's
crack hose company, had won the reel
race. The distance run was 220 yards
aud making hose attachment, which
was done in 20 seconds, two seconds
lower than their previous record, which
beat the world. The prize offered was
$50. The Martins Ferry firemen were
the only team invited TO attend the
races of the Northwestern Ohio Volun-
teer Firemen's Tournament from the
Eastern Ohio Association.
Charles o. Bernie, OF Martins Ferry,
won the 100 yard foot race at Steuben-
vile yesterday. Time. 10 As seconds.
Fred UP, also OF Martins Ferry, came
in second in the one mile open bicycle
race.
The Eclipse ball club OF Pittsburg
was defeated both games yesterday by
the Martins Ferry club on the Athletics
field. A six inning game was played in
the morning on account OF the Eclipse
club not arriving till II o'clock. The
morning game was 10 to /. Batteries:
For NJ. f., McCIeary aud Prince; for
the Eclipse, Davis and Neale. A big
crowd assembled to see the afternoon
game, which was called at o'clock.
The Eclipse started off with Neale in
the box, who did some good pitching
till he injured his arm by throwing and
had TO retire to right-feld. Then the
following players took turn at pitching:
Collins, Graham and Taylor, all Of
whom were numerically pounded over
the field Martins Ferry started in
with Frank Davis in the box, who was
pitching a fine game when, for some
reason, Manager Ganding put him on
first base and went in the box himself.
He was succeeded by Henry for the
last two innings. Martins Ferry played
a good game. The score was Martins
Ferry, %; Eclipse, 0.
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A NOVEL PARTY.
1t Is Called 10 England the FroIic of the
Flowers.


Flowers.
One of the most unique festivals that
ever attended was given at the Vicar
age yesterday. 1t was called The
Frolic of the Flowers" and was par
ticipated in only by children. Each
little one epresented blossom OF some
sort, and the lovely human bouquet was
enough TO make every mother and all
the admiring friends and relatives feel
that never before was there ever such
an mblage OF wholesome sweet
ness.
As some of the frocks were particu-
larly novel and some mothers may relish
hearing about them, | will attempt a
few descriptions, hoping that when an
other flower carnival comes oil ] may
be invited 10 see whether made myself
quite plain. Rose-Queen of flowers
was, OF course, queen OF the revels, and
what sweet, dainty thing 1t was, to be
sure. A brown-eyed girl with a pale
pink tulle skirt just TO her knees; on
this skirt was sewed hundreds-yes
thousands-of little silk petals. The
tiny waist was made OF larger petals
and the pulled sleeves looked as though
the dimpled arms were thrust through
large full-blown roses. On the slippers
were rosebuds, and in the curly hair
loose clusters were caught here and
there,
The sweet pea, q dainty blue-eyed
creature OF four short sum mers, had a
little empire frock OF rainbow crepe,
ACCORDION plated. From the short
waist trails OF the blossom fell over the
skirt, reaching quite to the hem. On
her golden head was a little cap in
exact imitation of sweet pea, and the
odd Juliet shoes in three shades Of kid,
with their flaring tops, carried out the
idea perfectly.
The suntlower was very pretty con-
ceit, the low-necked, short.sleeved,
waist being of deep brown satin and the
petaled skirt Of yellow. A real sunilow-
err formed the headdress and the shoes
and'stockings were ofgreen- presumably
TO represent the stems. There were vio-
let's, cowslips, pink pond lilies, the mod
est daisy and dozen others, each one
as lovely as the other, and when | saw
all the pretty blossoms bundled into
carriages and | rode Off all by myself,
felt quite lonely and determined TO bor-
row Nsa's baby as soon as she returned
and see how such a wee mite would
look dressed as Bit Of trailing arbutus.
So much for the horrible force of ex-
auple.-PdlL Mall Gazette.
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Jennings's Army at Charleston.
.. add nj IN gos Hey,esg-

CHARLESTON, W. VA, July "A part
of Jennings's brigade, Commonwealers,
eighteen men, arrived here to-day and
camped In Glenwood park. 1t mum
bered nearly hundred when it entered
the State, but was divided at Hunting
ton. the greater part going via the Ohio
River and Baltimore g. Ohio railroads.
The hobos want to enter the city and
make some speeches, but Mayor Staun-
ton ordered that they be kept out. The
army will follow the c. & o. to Wash
ington.
Jennings drummed up crowd and
began a harrangue in Elk City tonight,
when he was arrested and taken before
the mayor. He was atterward released
on the promise not to so offend again.
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90 Hlsronr oF RAsERALL.

It's Just forty-sight years ago since
the first game Of baseball was played at
Hoboken, y. J. The score was so big,
according to the historian, that the
man who was keeping tally gave it up
after the first inning and reiuse ed 10
look upon anything less than I'VE runs
IN succession as worth considering.
The glorious game Of baseball grew
out Of the old game Of FOUNDERS, an
English idea. 10 the fall Of 1S45 a
number Of New Workers organised a
club which they called THE Knicker-
bockers." Later, club called The
New Workers" was put into the field,
and early in June, 1916, the two began
TO challenge each other. On June 10
the first game was played.
History says it lasted but four in
nings, when the KnickerbrOckers were
so far ahead that the other fellows went
home and wouldn't play any more.
Baseball grewsowly. II was not I'M
iii 1860 that it became in any degree
popular. In that year q number Of
clubs were'organized, aud in Philadel-
phla several really interesting games
were played. Up TO this time a rubber
hall was used, but so much time was
lost in going over into the next county
for it after every his thai harder and
less energetic ball was devised. This
reduced the time Of the game and in
creased the size Of the bumps on the
catehers' hands
Up to 1871 ball playing was INDUCED
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Local Rnse RAII.

Yesterday was a good day for the
lovers OF base ball at the South Side
Irwin Base Ball Park. There were
two good games there and Wheeling
won each with ease. The crack team
OF Moundsvllle came up and made quite
swell The club was the Gallaghers,
and the boys wore their natty new uni
forms for the first time. They went 20
the grounds in hacks but came away in
the evening in rather depressed spirits.
Admission was charged for entrance TO
the grounds and good crowds attended
both games. A large crowd of
MoundSvllle people came along with
the club, and the enthusiasm on both
sides was feature OF the game. The
forenoon game was called at 10 o'clock.
The result was victory for the origi-
nal Irwins Of % to .. Stevens and Luz
cas- were the battery for the Irwins,
and Burley and ShAcross acted for the
Moundsvile boys. The game in the
afternoon was closer argument, and
was more interesting. That crack,
Powell, pitched for the Twins, and the
other fellows only got eight hits off his
delivery. Stevens caught good game
for the Wheeling team. Mckay pitched
this game for Moundsville, and be did
well, but nine hits being made off him.
Burke caught for MoundSville. Hast
ings acted as umpire. The score was 5
To 10 in favor OF the lrwIns.
The Red Cross base ball team, of the
South Side, left yesterday to play two
games with Dennison, o., at that town.
This Is the last time they will play I'M
der the name Of the Red Cross, but will
take the name of the Wheeling base
ball club, under the management of
William Irwin, Of the South Side.
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nhri.tlnn Endsaror Convention.

The international Christian Endeavor
Convention will be held at Cleveland, o.,
July IL TO -. Delegate badges, which
will be necessary to secure admission,
will be furnished the West Virginia
delegates by committee at the West
Virginia headquarters in the First Con-
gregational Church, Franklin avenue.
Board 10 hotels or private houses may
be secured by application at that place.
Rates will be from a dollar day up
ward. West Virginia delegates will go
on q special train il two hundred
are secured. If not the reg
ular train leaving Martinsburg at 1919
D. m, Grafton 4:23 a. N. From Wheel
ing the excursion will go over the c. L..
& w. Delegates from the southern
part of the state can join the party at
Wheeling. A rate OF one fare for the
round trip has been secured. A lake
excursion from Cleveland to Niagara
Falls has also been arranged. 50 the
round trip. Those who intend to 90
should notify l.. b. Hull. excursion
manager. Grafton, w. Va.
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in as an amateur sport, but in that
year it began to take rank as profess
sional Since then we have heard al
most as much about the troubles Of
managers aud Of releases and sIgnlngs
as of the actual game.
In spite Of all sorts of dire predic-
tious, baseball continues to be popular
and there is no indication that 1t will
soon cease to be the recognized national
game.
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WHEELING TURNER'S
made an Excellent showing &C McKess-
port Yesterday.

port Yesterday.
As will be seen by the special tele-
gram published below, the Wheeling
Turnverein class made an excellent
showing at the District Turnfes. at Nc
Keesport yesterday. This will be news
OF a gratifying nature TO the local
Turner's ana friends OF the class
Sperfdl 10 me R'0ls,s-.
McKEEsPoRr, July 4.-The District
funniest held in this city to-day was a
complete success. The Wheeling class
showed I'D in splendid form, both in
class work and individual contests. AT
the last district fest the Wheeling class
stood seventh; to-day II earned third
prize out of fourteen competing
classes. Ed. Brandfass took
third prize 10 single work and second
prize for best work on apparatus. Lo-
bernstein took second prize in special
volks.turning, E. Brandfass third prize
In the same group. w. Lobenstein has
the record for throwing the 35-pound
shot-20 feet inches.
The class captured five prizes. making
q better showing than ever before, and
the bows are correspondingly juoilant.
They are painting the town red.
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IN SOUIETT.
Some Past aud Prospective EveutSiu the
Gay World.

Some Past aud Prospective EveutSin the
Gay World
Quite number of young people went
out to Echo Point last evening, where a
large number Of balloons were sent up
and other fireworks displayed. The
main feature OF the evening was the
formal opening Of the dancing hall in
the new Union barn. The guests re-
paired to the pleasure spot and enjoyed
several hours dancing over :he new
floor. Messrs. o. c. Dewey, j. w.
Grubb, Jos. Speidel, Z. b. Hart and
Gibson Lamb were the recipients OF
numerous congratulations on the great
achievement. The barn and carriage
house is a beauty, and the hall over
head is large enough to accommodate
twenty-five couples.
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REPUBLICAN extravaganza and mis-
rule having virtually bankrupted the
Government, broken its credit and de-
stroyed public confidence in its ability
TO meet its obligations, it is not to be
wondered at that trade and commerce
should be temporarily paralyzed and all
departments OF business depressed. -
Hon. Champ Clarke, Of Missouri
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THE DRIVING PARK
Opened at MOundsvilIe Yesterday with
Some Good Racing.

Some Good Racing.
Spseial 10 t1s REGISTER
MoUNDsvILLE, W. Va, July A.
The Moundsville Driving Park and Fair
Association opened their grounds to the
public yesterday with grand picnic
and a programme of excellent races, the
most of our population spending the
day at this resort, nearly fifteen hun
dred people being in attendance. A
large dancing pavilion was erected,
which served for the merry dancers,
Mathis orchestra furnishing the music.
1t was nearly two o'clock before the
races were called. but they all finished
in good time. Mr.. E. r Moore, Of
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Cutting at Piedmo ont.
special to the RsJistsr.

SVtttt4s 4F7TE'V0''
PIEDMoT, w. VA, July About Q
p. M, near 0ehrl's bakery, on Ashfeld
street, an Italian stabbed James Hile-
man twice-one slight cut on the left
cheek and one in the left breast from
the shoulder to the lungs. The wound
is deep but not dangerous. They were
intoxicated.
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The Chimes . Plague.

VICTORIA, B. c., July 4.-The officer;
of the Empress of China say, when they
left Yokohama, the plague was decreas-
ing. Although the ship touched at al
Chinese ports, she brought no Chinese
passengers as matter of precaution.
Deaths from the 5.h OF May up to the
1lth of June, noon, l,46l; grand total,
1,547.
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REPUBLICAN PARTY DEPENDING UPON
IDLENESS AND DISTESS FOR SUCCESS

The Republican party this day bases all
its hopes of 1894 and 1896 on the continued
depression Of business In the whole his
tory of politics it is the first time that
any great party ever welcomed hunger,
nakedneS and enforced idlsness as allies
Hon. Champ CLARK, of Missouri, before
Young Mems Democratic Society, of Ner
York.
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NATIONAL
FLY FANS,
THE BEST PAN on THE MARKET.
NESBITT Il BRO,
N&rn 1912 Market Street
WATEaMELoNs.
Fresh from Georgia.
ALBERT STOLE a 90.
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic voters Of Ohio county will
meet in their several districts SATURDAY even.
ing, July 9lst, 20 suggest names Tor district on
Gers and delegates 20 the County Consention
to be voted for AZ the primaries 20 be held
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4TtL
Each district will be entitlsd 20 dye deleRates
10 the county convention. said Convention %
BE- held Monday, August the eth 1894, " MONT.
nate Delegates for the Legislature. candidate
for Criminal Judge, and Senatorial Conferess
for OHIO country. The suggestion meetings
will be held at the time ana following places:
Washington yigiisnt Engine House,
at 7o'clodk y. m.
Madison 6istiict--s o'clock , m, Second
ward market house.
Clay District
Union Di'trict--Police Court room, 8 O'Clock
p. m.
Centre Disirict-corner Main and Twenty
first streets.
Webster Dstrict--sirth Ward Democratic
Club room, Twenty fourth and Market streets.
Richie District
Trladslphia Dis,riet-Eim Grove. KIumins
Hall. 8 .. IA.
Liberty Disirict-Ceptrs school House o. m.
Ricn.and District-Brick school House. sp. n
X. S. RIScHELOE.
laD
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had a MnnIn for Cuttinc.

BUTLER, S. D., July Ak. b. Qvaum,
a Norwegian farmer, became so wor-
ried to-day over crop prospects that be
cut the throats of his two children;
aged and s, threw them in well, and
then cut his own throat and jumped in
after them.
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Republicans Plotting Return to Power
Because of the Conditions Produced by
Their Own WaStefuIness.

EUery furnace lOhose fires are out
eUery ,UheeI that stdnds tjle-eUery ship
lchoSe sails are rotttng IN oar hdrbors-
eUery ldborer out of employnelt-eUerU
farmer on the road to bnnkruptcy-erery
merchant tUhOSe trade has diminished
eUery factory luhOSe doors arc closed
eUerv tramp upon the highWGy- erGrp
railroad IN the hands of TccGiUers-dit
these lCcre produced by Republican mis-
rule and Republican lCdstefuLneSS, and
upon these, falsely charging them upon
Democrats, the Republicans are plotting
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$40 Seashore Excursion from wheeling
via PannsyIvauIa Lines.

Atlantic City. Cape May, Sea Isle
City or Ocean City can be visited at
above round trip rate July 18th; return
coupon valid twelve days. Pullman
sleeping car from Wheeling. For de-
tail apply to j. G. Tomlinson, ticket
agent, Wheeling. 20, 3, 6, Z, 3, 10.
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WHEEIING DAILY REGISTER. THURSDAY JULY 5, 1894.

Clarksburg, acted as starter. while E.
r. Davis and George ]. Reed, OF the
same place, and DIR. l. n Houston, OF
Pleasant Valley. officisted in the capa-
city Of judges. Following is the sched-
ule of races:
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HoN. JOHN d. ANDERSON get four and
four-ffths votes out Clay's possible five
for Congress. HoS. JOHN A. PRESTON
got the other ono-ffth vote.
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Only a Few Left

or those Dollar Shoes. This week will
finish them up. Think OF II! Mems
Shoes only S1.OO pair. You ought to
see them. We always lead in low
prices and good shoes.
THE G.. G. SHOE Co.
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THE REGISTER AT wAsHINGToN.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
10 procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard's
Hotel and Queens News Stand, National
Hotel.
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THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
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Iris claimed that JUDGE McCLoUGH-
ERrY will get the vote Of Mercer cOun-
ty at the Hinton Democratic conyen-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-05

Irwas a comparatively quiet and very
delightful Fourth.
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PUBLIC SALE OF STEAMBOAT.

United States OF America, District OF West
Virginia SIS:
owen Carr and others
I'm Admiralty.
The Steamboat John l.. Lowry.
in obedience TO an order entered on the 18th
day OF June 1894, in the District Court OF tho
United States for The District Of West Virginia,
In the case OF Owen Carr ard others against
the steamboat John l.. Lowry" its engines
boilers, tacNle, outfit, apparel and furniture,
shall proceed TO sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, said steamboat John l..
Lowry. " its engines, boilers, tackle, out e, ap-
parel and furniture. AT the Public Landing
NEAR foot OF Fourteenth street., I'm the CITY OF
Wheeling in the State and District OF West
Virginia on
SATURDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF JULY. a. d.,
1924,
commencing at 10 o'cSck. a. m.
Terms or SALE: One-third OF the purchase
money. or such greater sum as the purchaser
shall elect to pay. cash in hand; the remainder
OF the purchase money IN Two equal install
ments, payable in three and six months respect
lively. with interest from the day OF sale. the
purchaser giving bonds with personal security.
to be approved by the Marshal, for the deferred
installments. -
SAMUEL s. VINS0N.
US. Marshal, District OF w. Va
ByJ C. MCMAHON. Deputy.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL, PFoetors for Libel
wheeling, W. Va. June cath, 1894
je2ieqzdr
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF House and Lot in the Eighth
Ward.
BY virtue Of dscr>e OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county. w. Va. made In the cAss OF
Matilda Hardings Executor
Iazxfe Hoove a. ala

Lizzie Moore e. ais,
on the I'd day Of June. 1894 shall, on
SATURDAY. JULY lfrH. 1885,
at 10 o'clock q m. offer for szls al public auc-
ton. lot No. IL In square No. II. situate IN the
Eighth ward OF the city Of wheelin:. W. Va
1Enxs or sALr-Ore-third aud as much more
as the purchaser may eject in cash, and the
residue Ia two equal payments In six and
twelve months from tue day Of sale, With ister-
est. the purchaser giving for the deferred pay
ments his notes with good personal security,
and the title to be retained until the purcha
money Is all paid. GEO. r. BOYD,
Special Commissisner.
/. John w. Mitchell, clerk OF the Circul.
Court Of Ohio county. do certify that bond and
security have been given by the said commits.
siouer As required by law.
Jel4oswt JoHS vs.. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
" VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

by virtue Of decres OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, entered on the 23d day OF MAJ.
1894 in the case in which Mary r. wiessl Is
plaintiff aud joseph T.. Wi.ssl and Others are
defendants, the undersigned special commits.
slonsr Will offer At public sale on
SATURDAY, JULY 7rH, 1924.
at the north front door OF tue Csuft House Of
Ohio county. At 10 o'clock a. m. the following
described property, to-wit:. Lots Nos g. and
a. in square No. -, in that part Of the city Of
Wbesling known a. South Wheelin1 which
property was conveyed 10 Mary l. Wiesel By
Henry Moore, trustee. and others, By deed
dated November 2lst. 1913. and recorded in %.
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county.
TERMS or SGLE-One-hsif. or as much more
as the purchaser may elect TO pay cash on day
Of sale. and balance In ore year with interest
from day OF sale. the purchaser giving bis note
with approved personal security and the title
TO be retained until all the purchass money is
paid. 7. s Riley,
Special commissioner
!, John ". Mitchell. Clerk OF the Cirrult
Court Of Ohio county. do certify that the aboys
named special comnnissloBsr has given bond A
required by the decree OF Court
jesoavi JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
E,oR SALE - BLANKS OF EVERY DE
L scripsion, Is RZslsrxE oflce.
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THE tariff bill passed the Senate
Tuesday according TO programme by
the solid Democratic vote, with the eX-
ception Of HILLS, and now goes TO the
House for the action Of that body upon
tbs Senate amendments. That the
House will not accept all Of them and
that II will play smash with a good deal
OF the Senate's work is pretty certain.
Ii is evident, however, that the House
under Mr.. WILSON'S lead will act in
spirit Of compromise and endeavor to
finally dispose Of the matter as soon as
possible, which is the country's strong
est demand just now.
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SUMNER SESSION
Wheeling Business College.
BOOKKEEPING. PENMkEsHIP.
ARITHMETIC, SPELLING,
AND SHORTHAND COURSE
MONDAY. JUNE 18th, 1894.

Special opportunity for the boys aud girls in
writing during the vacation sDecialIy low
prices for this session. Please call or address