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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

Saturday. August Tho Ath, 1894.
az the time aud following places
TriGdelphin. Liberty ana Nichland districts
from the hour % ] o. O'Clock y. m, and al
other districts from = 90 7 p. ~. for the puf
pose 81 e!ecting ave delegates from the several
districts 90 the Congregational Convention AID
five delegate 20 the County Convention. nom
iuAiiug in each district candidate Tor County
ComInissioner. a SchOo! Commissioner from
each OF the Districts cOmprisLEg thS school
districts Of Wheeling. aud a President or tie
Board ~ Education and School commissioner
Ia each district outside Of he districts o.
wheeling, and OH vacancies IN tho Offices q
Justice Of The Peace and ConstaDle. Voting
places will be opeEed In the several Districts a.
follows:
Washington Dis,fict-vigilast Hose House
aud fulton school House.
Madison Dntfict-Sscond ward Market Hall
and Island Hose House.
Clay District - Saul. Pbnllps once,
Twelfth street
Union District-Police Court Room.
Centre District-HOok and Ladder House.
Webster Disuict-Sixth Ward Democratic
Club Room. Twenty fourth snd NArke. streets.
Richie Disirict-Eishth Ward Kose House.
IriadslphiG Observation-Disclosures Sob
Hets., Town Hall. BIN Grove. y8ncss Hot
TIiAleIphia and Glendhie school House.
kleh and 9isuiet-Bfick School House ars
Clen's Pun School House
Liberty Distuct-Valley Grove School Hosi ~
west Liberty school House, Potomac A. "f.a-
ris" House.
Couniy Convention % be composed a lTs
DELEGATES elected from each district a. sbov,
required will be held in the second BrAnci
Council chamber, Monday. August the 6tb, a.
.. 10, for the purpose % nominating four eau
didaies Tor the Legislature. a candidIts 70 i.
Judge 81 the Criminal Court OF ohio county
and appointing senatorial Confefess Ass
electing members u the EIscutly. Comnlttee
80 said convention the delegates from n
county -ssflcts shall nominate candifst
ior County superintendent o. IRE. school.
ly-Ji r ,. kIsCHELoE, Chslrnak
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

most eager In their demands for protec-
ton, and pet will result in practical
free coal.
The agreement is for compromise
aud vet a compromise which Will De
satisfactory to both sides. 1t Is to be
hoped that there will be no hitch In the
proceedings but the plan as outlined
will speedily be- adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
wEsr VIRGINIA TIMBER.

In the last of the Consular reports
published monthly by the State De-
partuent great deal of light is thrown
upon the foreign lumber trade of the
United States. It is not generally
known, but &; is shown By these reports
that lumber is exported from the
United States to almost every other
land on the globe. We have planning
carving, enclosing and various other
wood working machines that are 70 be
found in no other country, and the pro-
duets Of them are shipped to Europe as
we'll as to Asia, Africa, Australia and
South America. Then, ordinary build
ing lumber is exported 10 large quanti-
ties to a number Of countries,
South America, Mexico and Central
America buy a great deal OF foreign
lumber, and nearly all Of It is bought in
the United States Most Of the build
ing lumber imported by Africa is grown
here, and the same may be said OF the
foreign lumber used in Ha wall, Samoa,
the West Indies aud the Madeiras.
Even New Caledonia aud Australia are
buyers 10 our market, the latter Invest
Ing about 81, 900, 600 annually in Ameri-
can lumber. England, too, is one Of
our customers. She buys more from Us
than she does from her own provinces,
and Canada is our principal competitor.
Norway, Russia aud Germany also have
a pretty large foreign trade 10 lumber
but ii is confined principally to Europe.
The reports show also that our for
eign lumber trade is growing rapidly,
and tina: foreign countries are becom-
ing more ana more dependent upon the
United States for their lumber.
Such reports are gratifying indeed to
West Virginlaus whose State already
furnishes probably as much export tim
Der as any other in the Union, whose
products find their way iuto nearly
every country in the world. Already
one Of the principal sources of the
worlds supply Of timber, West Virginia
IS becoming daily more and
more important in this re-
speet. Our forests which still
cover several thousand square miles
are being destroyed much less rapidly
than those OF other States. They are
an ines,imable source OF wealth aud a.
ready have done much to build up the
State in prosperity and population.
The growing dependence Of foreign
countries on the timber OF the United
States and the rapid disappearance Of
the timber Of our other Ststes gives
that Of West Virginia enormous value
and the day is not far distant when our
State will become known all over tue
civilized world as one OF the finest tim
Der regions OF the earth.
How IL must hurt our jealous Four
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

THE resumption OF work at the pot
teries means much for Wheeling. Two
hundred moro persons 90 to work to-
day, making about thousand 10 all
to whom the potteries have given en-
ployment. The calamity howlers are
keeping up their howl, but they cant
keep back the return Of prosperity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

A CONVENTION Of the American Rail
way Union has been called for August
second. to consider the question OF
whether the railway strike shall be con
t.nued or not Why not consider at the
same time the ACCESSIBILITY Of prolongIng
the war Of the rebellion? One IS about
Is dead as The other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
FOR SALE.

House rooms and ball. Eighteenth street, O
room house in reSr, ioiSNI20, t3IO0.
House ROOMS, Lind street, BeiVedert, 1880.
House & rooms. EOn street between I'D snd
ga streets, large lot and raom house In rear,
S3,6OJ
Fine well improved farm OF 80 aoVes, three
miles east Of city.
House, I'VE rooms, brick, Twenty-third street,
$500
House five rooms, brick. Chapline street.
Centre Wheeling
Douhls brick house Fourteenth ~. Chsap.
House . rooms. brick, Market street. Fifth
ward, 5000.
$50 feet OF land fronting on MoColloch aud
Lind streets. Caeap.
Hotel. IA rooms. doing good businesEsplenda
location, cheap.
House. rooms, Wood street, Eighth ward. lot
2jXlOo iJ,t sSOl
House rooms and hall Chspline street, Cen-
tire Wheeling, $3.50
Lot east end Fourteenth street, 1907.
Lots on Lind street, Belvedere, s2'5 each.
Lots In Behr.us s Spidefs aud HAnolan's ad'
ditiou 10 North BsnwoOd, BOgEs' R1n, Cald'
wells Ron. Pleasant valley, Bellevue aud otasf<
places IN aud nesr the city. ~
Lot in Glendale. cheap
Lot IN Elm Grove. cheap.
TO LoAN-s20O. s}00. 1900 500, 500, $1,000,
9, 800 and e.. 90 10 loan on City Kssl Estate
NESEgTT 6 pEVINEs
I7SO Market Street
Telephone 6i3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

Our Republican friends need not
worry about the number OF defenders
the President has in the Senate. The
Presidents course always speaks for
Itself and the results show tbas he needs
no defense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
UT1eelin8 3e8istee'
c4ARLss Il. TANsY. General manager.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING Co.,
PUaLisHrEs AID PEOPRIEroEs.
-n.11. rasrAan rrrrArn.

vrryvAR. ~ NAIL rssTAsE PEErArn
DAILY. six days in the week...............S On
DAILY. three days in the week.. .... 900
DArr.Y. two esys n the wees. -......... 90
DAILY. one day Ia the week. lSo
WEEKLY, enc year. IN AdvGncs........... I'D
WEEKLY, SIX m0uths... ...............-.- y
SUNDAY only, oas r.................... ~
SUNDAY oply, SIX months ...............'. Nv
DELIVERED By CARRIERS
DAILY. rer week, 20 DO paid weekly. 10
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week. 10
The DAILY viii be delivered by cAFsiesla
,uy other city or town a:..-..-..-..---.-.- u
single Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY.
sV-Tributos Of Respect aud Obituary Notices
svs cents per lna
Stamps OF the deRoninatisn OF t"seeAts ana
.,sssccsptsd for amounts less than oao dollar
rag-CoEzesFoNDENc CONTAINING IMPORTANT
,.Fvs SOLICITED rEoN EyERT Part OF THs SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY
Rejected comm Uuicstions win not be returned
vpIsss accom- sauisd by surhcient postage.
The REGISTER, embracing Its soverai eol-
,srs Is entered at the FostoiHee in Wheel
M. W. Va, a. seeond-eiass matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

TIE Democrats in Washington 90
well in comforting. Let each branch OF
she legislative body give and take, and
satisfactory conclusion will be reached
shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of 4 House and Lot in the Eighth
Wsid.
By virtue Of a decree ~ the Circuit Court OF
OHIO county. W. Va. made ~ the case Of
Matilsa Hstdiugs Executor


Lizzie Moore ~ ais
on the ID day Di June, 1894 ! shall, on
SATURDAY, JULY l4sH, 1894,
a. 10 o'clock a. n.. offer Tor tale at public auc-
lion. u the front door Of the Court House OF
ONO county. lot No. u N square No. II situate
IN tnc L.Enth ward Of the city Of " aesliug,
". q.
TERNs oF SALE-One-thitd and as much more
a. the purchaser may cleo. DO cash, .nd the
residue in Two equal payments IN SIX and
lweIve months from the day 81 ssl', with inter
e-f, the purchaser giving fcf tue deferred pay
rsent- Gis notes with GOOD personal security.
snd The title to b retained until the purchase
money is al paid. GBO p. BOZ ID,
Special CemroisslOnrr.
T. John Y. Mitchell, Cierk OF the Circuit
Court ~ Ohio county, DO cer,ify that bond and
security have been given BY tse said commits.
sisuer a. required 0y lay.
JOHN Is. MITCHELL. Clerk.
The sale OF tnc above property is postponed
until SATURDAY. August IL. 1921. ~ TIE front
door OF ths Cou.t House OF Ohio county IS. Va
GEO. Z. BOYD.
iyi6oavt Special Con missioner
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Two Farms or Short Greek, Ohio
County, w. Va.

Ohio county. ". Va, made IN the case OF
Louis r. Stisl
rs.
Albert G. Bone. ct ais
on the q nay Of June, 1874. ! Will On
SATURDAY. AUGUST llTH. 1884,
at 10 o'clock q. M, az the ircnt door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county. " Va. offer Tor
SAFE >. pubic auction two farms situate IL u.
f0rEs o. Short Creek, Ohio county ". v one
farga containing y scres, = roods sad % poles
tie properly o. Albert q. Boone: the other
farm containing - acres. 2 roods and II pole
AID Is TIE uTsPerty % o. h. Boone. The 50.
lands dom ire lands d a Z. Jacob Jao. J.
JACOB rEsd Luxe, Newton shannon and
others.
IEnXs CT SALE-ons-third aad as ruch more
AZ he purchaser nay EJECT IN cash ana The
residue IN Two equal payments IN one and
i1o ysa-s from tie oaF u sale, with Interest
ne Purchaser giving %. the deferred payments
his noes ~i'h good personal 80 -gfity aud
'He title 70 b retained un:il the purchase
money u all paid. Gao. T.. BOYD.
Special Commissions.
]. John ". Mitchell. clerk % the Cirrui.
Ccurt q Ohio county, DO certify tbsi bond nd
security have beeE given By tie said connis.
s!oner - requires By law.
Ju1osws john ". MITCHELL. CleEs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

THAT one Of the proprietOrs Of the
REGISTER was appointed Consul to Bel
fast appears to rankle like 8 thorn in
the side Of the editor of the iHtelligCR-
Ger. He should possess his jealous soul
in peace until MCKINLEY is President,
with the hope that his famous pill
grimage to Columbus may be rewarded.
He will doubtless have to make many
DiIgrimagss and will be fOOt-sOre and
weary before he secures respectable
oonsulship. But, considering how gen
orally he is despised in his own party,
there ought to b no difficulty in his
getting the unanimous Republican en-
dorsement for = consulship to very
warm climate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

SENATOR HILL is being commended
on an sides for his timely speeches in
support Of CLEVELAND and the Demo
cratic party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

THE World says HILL has a sure
grip on the "forolock Of his opportu-
atty" It's a pity he didn't catch on
long ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
Ia procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard 5
Hotel. and Quesn's News stand, National
Hotel.
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&-STRAW-k

Proposals will be received by the Secretary OF
the West Virginia state FAIR until August l,
1904 at .. n. FOR the del very on the Fair
Grounds On or before the FIRST day OF SsPtem-
Der. Isai OF twenty-five o. tons Of STRAW In %
to 100 pound bales. GEoRGE HOOK s'cy'
tvassu Wheeling. ". Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

The New York World makes the fol-
lowing very pertinent remarks concern
lug GORMAN and the sugar business:
la his remarkable diatribe against the
President Senator German narrated, with
much impresSiveueSs, the story OF how he
ana Brlce and Smith, in solemn con-
Clave" promised the Louisiana Senators,
az the opening OF the last Presidential
campaign, thai sugar should be retaNed Ia
case the Democrats gained power. Yes
he reports the trio as saying, sugar Is
uutiaOie article. IL Is % DC and must be
the cornerstone by which we will over
throw Mckinleyism. You shall have It.
Who gave 10 German, BrlCe and Smith
authority % bind the Democratic party 10
policy cOutraveOipg its principles Are
their promises made in secret more solemn
and binding than the promises OF their
party made under the eyes OF the nationi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

TIE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
TIE DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured IN Charleston AT the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

If YOU want paving or fire brick or
sewer pipe, go to the West Virginia
Sand Company, 1918 Water street Tele-
phone SCI. Ware rooms corner OF Eotf
and Twenty-ninth streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
A SUCCESSFUL NIFr CLosED

TOLEDO, O., July 26.-The Toledo
Cycling Club closed the most successful
meeting in its history this Afternoon.
The track was ia better condition than
on yesterday but no records were broken
in any class. The best number on the
card was the last race, which was a
tie between Walter Sanger and j. ).
johnson. Summaries: First race. one
mile, 2:40 class, class 4, T. b. Rigby,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

How il must hurt our jealous Four
teeuth street friend to live and know
that the REGISTER enjoys a consulship.
Sleeping he dreams, and waking he
thinks Of the ConSulshlp he didn't get,
and the trip TO Europe which never
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
yvr.N5ppD INpORNATION.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wv On the Goth day Of August neXt II VIII
be Is vsars siuce M!chAcl Mshoay asd WIN.
MarshSll Of East Wheeling tooS my son Sonu
ana breugbt mo 40 sccauat Of my son John,
.ad have no accsuL: OF niu Yet and 90 not
know whsre ne is-Gesd or alive. MY secone
son. thomas, thst worked a. the Central GlssS
Works AZ Beav-r Pals aud other glass ~ota .
on wears sEd she hiss no acsouat Of him. Any
account given OF either Of the shove 10 thelr
mother viii o. thankfully received.
BRIDGET RIDER,
No. a Twenty-fourth S., Wheeling WA
jy21
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lust FoUR TO ONE.
CoRBErT's LAST FIGHT.
Says Ee VIII Take six Months TO Get
Resdy-Wul Meet jackson.

QUEENSTOWN, July 26.-Jsmes Cor
bett, the pugilist, sailed for New York
to-day on board the White Star Line
steamer Majestic. Before leaving he
said that be was returning to the United
States sooner than he expected in order
to meet Peter Jackson and arrange a
match with him before the letter start
ed for England. He said that he would
not be prepared TO fight Jackson for
six months. This would be mis- last
fight aud ne intended TO be in perfect
condition when the battle took place.
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Pittsburg. % l , o is 0 0 -
Cleveland IL D 2 D 0 3 U /

+ X A..
Cleveland Il U 0 0 . U / 8
Fame runs, Pittsburg s, Cleveland
.: TWO base hits, Glasscock, Ehret, Nc
Kean,O Tebeau; three base hits, Beck
ley, McKean: home runs, Smith, Beck
ley; stolen bases, Stencil; double plays,
Childs, Mexican and o. Tebsau; first
base on balls, of Ehret 3, of Killen l,
of Mullane l; sacrifice hits, Bierbausr,
Hartman, Burkett, ChildS; struck out,
by Ehret 3, by Mlllaue l. Time, ?
hours. Empires, Hurst and Lynch.
GREAT GAME FOR BATTING.
BosroN, MASS, July 26.-It was a
great game Tor batting. TIE Boston
PLAYERS were sent leather hunting all
over the lot. Attendance ,, 152. Score:
Brooklyn. 80 0 5 0 0 q 3 2-i5
Boston. .......3 U : L .
Hits, % and 9; errors, , aud 3; pitch
ers, Gastright, Stein, Nichols and Sti-
Vets; umpire, McQuaid; earned runs,
10 and 3.
THE SENATORS BEAT TIE QUAEERs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 26.-The
home team took the lead in tae first
inning, scoring five runs on hits, assist
Ell by errors on the part Of Sullivan and
Taylor. Attendant e, LOCO. Score:
Washington , D o 0 D 0 0 o O. D
Philadelphia 0 0 0 . 0 o. 8
Earned runs, ! and 3; hits, II and 10;
errors, l and 3; pitchers, Maui and Tay-
Tor; umpire, Hoagland.
JUST FOUR TO ONE.
New YORK, July 26-The Giants
batted Hawke out Of the box in the Sec
oud inning. Esper then tried bis hand
at fooling Wards men, but did not sue
coed very well. Attendance COCO.
Score:
Baltimore o 0 0 0 3 O1O O. 4
New York....0 9 3 I , 0 10
Earned runs, and :; hits, and II;
errors, and 3; pitchers. Hawke, Esper
and German; umpire, Emslle.
CINCINNATI, o., July 26.-No game
to-day, date changed.
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MR.GORMAN ANSWERED
CONTINUED from First Page

must suffer, and do not wish 10 add to
it, but Grover Cleveland can suffer no
impairment OF his stature in history
from this unjustifabs assault.
lam obligee TO recognize my duty to
be different from what IL appeared to
me to be when I made the motion
which lies upon the table OF the Senate.
Besides, sir, l am strict party man,
and l am 50 especially la the prose-
cntion Of measures OF party
principle, for the reason that only by
personal submission to the will Of the
majority, especially in matters OF meth
Cd and procedure, con the result we
desire be achieved. Recognizing that
ana intending 10 make no half hearted
acknowledgment when NY duty is
clear, vote TO send this bill 10 confer
ence in accord with my Democratic
brethren and ask the leave OF the
Senate in order TO carry that purpose
into effect, TO withdraw the motion
which l made on Friday last
Mr.. Stewart Pop, Nevada) began a
speech on the respective prerogatives
OF Congress and the executive. He de-
clared that the conditions were such
that a member Of Congress must obey
the President or leave Congress. The
power and influence of the executive
was such that il could control the cleo
ton or defeat OF q member. 1t was
trihing with great question, ne as
serted, for the President to reopen 1t
after D compromise had been reached
for the purpose of taking forty cents
ton off coal and iron.
WHEN MR.. STEWART CONCLUDED
thu president pro tenn. announced the
question TO be on Mr.. HIPS resolution
that the Senate reCede from its amend
ments making coal and iron ore dutiaole
at forty cents per ton. mr. Hill de-
manded a division of the question so
that the vote was first taken on iron
ore. The Republicans except Mr..
Marlborough North Dakota) voted
with the Democrats and the first half
OF the resolution was lest 10 65. The
six affirmative votes were Hill, OF New
York; Irby, Of South Carolina, Demo-
Gratis. HanSborOugn, OF North Dakota,
Republican, and Allen, Kyle AID PETER,
POpuists.s
The vote on that portion OF the reso-
luton, recedlng from the amendment
on coal, followed. Ii shared the fate OF
its predecessor being defeated, TO Ga.
The same Senators voted for this no
ton as for the iron ore proposition.
Mr.. Washbnrn (ReD., Minnesota)
then submitted a motion 10 instruct the
Senate conferees TO recede from that
portion of the sugar schedule placing
the one-eighth OF cent diffeTentIal on
sugars above 16 Dutch standard. Mr..
Gray Dem, DelNware,) made the point
OF order against the motion that ii was
not competent for the Senate TO instruct
its conferees in "ull and free" confer
ence to insist upon or recede from any
particular amendment. To Go so would
be to prevent the frse and untrammeled
consideration Of amendments in confer
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AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE

TO prevent debate upon the point OF
order, as it could proceed only by unan.
imous consent. Mr.. Faulkner inter-
posed an objection, but being appealed
to by Mr. Henderson (Rep., Nebraska)
and Mr.. Hale rep, Maine) not to shut
off debate on such an important parlia-
mentary question, be withdrew ais OBJ
lection and debate proceeded.
Mr.. Hale contsaded that an instruc-
ton TO the conferees 10 recede from an
amendment put upon the Senate would
not trammel the cOnierees. 1t would
simply eliminate the subject OF differ
ence.
Mfr. Mills Dem., Texas bostered
Mr.. Gray'S point Of order Wish another,
that the Senate could not recede from
a portion of an amendment and that
therefore the Senate could not instruct
it's confereeS to do that which it could
not do itself
Mr.. German maintained that the COP
ferees could not be instructed.
Without deciding the point OF order,
the Senate, at 5:45 y. NJ, adjourned.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS
~ wilI he received by the Building Commit
tee Of the Baptist Church OF SstersVliie; w. a.,
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-SALOoN IEGooD LOCATION.
II Enquire NO. sixteenth street, Wheel 4
" Va Jy<ufn
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yETANTED-To SELL FOR RENT AND FOR
w sale Cards, Blank Deeds ana peeas ..
Trust, ElaRk LesseA Jz.ticss Siasks s''
RzSISTEn CsaRti5r Rooms
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE.
Il EXCELSIOR LODGE. NO. 40, !. O o. F.
n.mhs,s OF Excelsior Lodge sre hereby noti-
ssS 10 sttspd the funeral OF Brother Reed
Robert. on Friday Afternoon ut l:3o o'clock
sb.rn. Members OF sister lodges are respeet.
'u''! '"'i' ALBERT BAUER, Noble Grard.
ErsESK DEIrERs. Secretary H-'f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
Fishing Rods
A Genuine Split Bambo Fishing
Rod for $3.50.
Also the Celebrated steel Fly and Bait Rod, a,
low PRICES
|. G. DILLON & GO.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Satnrday. August 40 Ath. 1881

j. il ordered by the DEMOCRATIC County Erec-
utiyr Commute Of Ohio county vs.. Va, that q
Urinary electicR be- held