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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
rourbt With a Monkey-Wrench.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Aug. D.-Spe-
ciai The chesapeake and Ohio steamship
"r;reanhrier' arrive this mOrling from
London. with a miscel. lneOus cargo.
owing TO the indisposition OF Judge G..
NJ peek the County Court this morning
adjourned at an early hour
II. Nagee and J. G. Gollup had a fight
late Yesterday afternoon in front of
Blossenham's saloon. Neither were hurt
seriously. but Gollup was sent On TO the
grand jury for striking Mag e with
- .keY-Mr Mrench.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
THE C1MBELLs ARE COMING.
James NJ. Campbell VIII Doubtless be
Nominated n-DnN for Governor.

Nominated To-Day for Governor.
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. Aug. D.-Un-
less there Is a sharp and sudden change
in the political temperature, the nomi-
nation for Governor Will be bestowed by
the Democratic state Convention to-mor-
row upon Ex-Governor James r.. Camp
bell. and that by acclamauon.
All the afternoon and evening the bands
have been playing THE Campbells Are
Coming" and the thousands in the streets
have taken up the refrain.
Campbell badges have sprung into view
in every direction and the voice OF the
Ex-Governor himself. as he declared to
his friends with earnestness and unques-
tionable sincerity, that he was not and
could not be a candidate. and that nei-
ths,r his financial condition nor his fu-
ture engagements would permit OF his
making the race, was drowned by the
cheering of the packed corrldors Tor
Campbell and victory
There was a time this morning when II
looked as though Congressman Paui ).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
rURNicE EXPLODES.
Eight Men KILLED and Eight Badly
Burned az = Carnegie Plant.

PrTTsBURG, PA, Aug. @.-Furnace
..a Of the Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Carnegie's plant Ut Bessemer. near Brad
dock, Pa. exploded ,nel lween ana
[,,ioeL this morning. killing six men ana
Gadiv burning ten others, not one OF those
en,niovea about the furnace escaping
some of the injured have been brought 10
this city for treatment ana the dead are
I'm the hands Of an undertaken.
Two of the injured died while being
brought 10 Mercy Hospital. PlttsDurs.
Yearly All the victims were Danes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
SIX pcrsOns Drowned.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. 2O-The smali
pleasure steam yacht Rung Brothers,
owned by the Burley Brothers. OF TINS
city, with thirteen passengers ana
crew OF three foundered early this even
ing between the inner government nsnt..
house and the Reading coal trestle, ana
six of the passengers were drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

The Supreme Court of Georgia Renders a
Verdict to That Eject.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. 9o.-The Supreme
court Of Georgia has rendered decision
declaring scalpel tickets legal. a year
ago a man named Lovejoy bought "A
coupon good from Atlanta 20 Washing
+of over the Richmond and Danville.
rho ticket was originally sold az Memphis
bv the Memphis and birmingham rail
read II was issued for tho a.. 4. x.
ercampment al Washington. The orisi-
nal purchaser sold H. in Atlanta 10
mond and Danville conductor that DEE
mad bought the unused coupon In At
lanta. He was put on the train. and in
his suit got % verdict for $50. The su-
prem Court sustains the verdict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
lfT UfSHISG TON PARh.
Attendance steadily Falling on an" .'he
Association VIII Lose ~s0'oOO'

Association VIII Lose N-V''""'
CHICAGO. ILL, Aug. O-At Wash
lngtou Park to-day the Hopeful stake
for three-yoar-olds In the 2AO class was
a riff TO Bessie wilton. she winning
fhree straight heats with ease.
To The disgust Of John q. Taylor,
owner of Joe Patchcn, Nortner won inc
2IG trot m straight heats.
since Saturday the attendance mas
boon steadily falling off, and the assocla-
ton figures that 10 viii Doe about s2N,"p
10 the bad. Summaries:
Two-fortv tr0f-H0peful stakes, Tor
81 .5oo-Bcssle Wilton OK. T., by Wilton,
Lemonade. Thomas hrsi. Lou Mltch'i
2.2-af
Two-thirty race-purse SLooo.-H.ohert
Wilkes DIX. b.. by Idol Wilkes, Ames)
er.f Oln Hutch Cor. ~ second. Frank
Havcs 0er e. third. Best time, 2;lHl.
Two-sixteeu trot-purse - .wN. NortNer
b d.. by Onwar1-Enen Pruit. Amess)
FIRST Baron Dillon b. hJ second. Luselle
(b mJ third. Best time, 2l5Ig.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

A Fight j. on Between the Bell and the
Intersinte Ielephomr Nonpanics.

WINSTON. y c., August W.-Special-
The stockholders OF the North Carolina
Railroad Company held an adjourned
meeting here to-day. a Communication
Was read from Winston Salem Chamber
of Con merce. requesting the stockhold-
f-s 10 urge upon the Southern Railway
company 10 speedily build the Ink be-
tween MOcksville and MOOresvilie.
The communication was endorsed and
the SO khoiiers adopted a strons rcso-
luton 70 this eject: THAT In view or the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Captain McCarty Retires.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Aug. Especial.
The Alexandria Times to-day announces
the retirement Of Captain Page McCarty
from its editorial stan and the sue
cession OF Mr.. William h. CaTne, sr.,
as editor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Virginia Post-0nlce Clerks.

WASHINGTON. Aug. @.-The Post.
once Department to-day made annual
post-of.lces: Hampton. $500: Newport
News. l.to0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
pooL-PnArIyG Is CLUBBING,
when the Loser Pays for the Game, Says
Judge Me-tmoreland.

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 2O.-Judge West
moreland, Of the City Court, to-day
charged a jury that pool-playins is gamb-
ling when the loser pays for the game.
though there Is no stake up. The jury
gave a verdict OF not suilty against the
defendant, Howard Iaullo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
INGRT UIIH HARDIN.
The sound Money Democrats are incensec
at Iii- Proving frec silver.

FRANKFORT KY. Aug. 2o.-The
sound-money Democrats are incons,f II
the action Of General HARDIN las, night
I'm declaring for free silver and interpre-
ting the platform to BE- a declaration In
favor of the metal. The silyerites are
I'm high feather, ana are tannt.ng the
gold men on the hot-shot hafdin gave
the Democratic soun1-m0ney leaders and
the national administration. The sound
money men declare they VIII cast a vote
for sound money by supporting Colonel
Bradley
IN. silverites 20 so far as TO say IN
public that Hardin crammed enough sii-
yer down the throats u Lindsay. Nc
Creary. and Buckner, TO amply repay him
tor the Inconvenience these gentlemen
have put him 10 by formulating an al
legged sOund-mOney platform.
III is said that Hardin will combine win
Blackburn and fight the entire Demo
cratic State press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Ex-senator Lewis.

PORT REPUBLIC, VA, Aug. e0.-Spe-
ciaI.-Ex-Senator Lewis is very weak. lie
rested badly to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
ACTION OF THE posi-.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 2o.-Thcre -
war in The Democratic ranks. The Louis
Vile Post has dropped General +; Watt
Hardin and calls upon him 10 withdraw.
There Is already talk Of bringing out a
sound-money candidate for Governor,
ana General BBckner ~ regarded as tho
right man. There Is no doubt that tha
unsatisued Democrats VIII take some
acton looking 70 bringing out candi-
date. ,,....,.,
,bis morning. and General Hardin went
mis- afternoon. the second OF the series
~ dehates will be held In Mayfeid.
Even the staunch Democrats are very
blue both because OF the free SILVER s'.w
and the rashness ne has shown as de-
Thev realize that the oftener Hardin
meets Bradley the worse II Will pe tor
Hardin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

\ new 1lb was necessary 10 STEADY lht
boat and at 255 IL was set. Four min
utcs later the Nigilant took the star
board ack. only two boats were now FOL
loving the Nigilant the rest OF the fleet
having put back when the Defender cih.
one OF the two was the judges boat
and the other was the club boat. The
gallant yacht was facing the wind that
roared aad whistled Ike a winter blast.
The Nigilalt was rocking Tremendously,
dashing up clouds Of spray on either
side at Every dip. With tn. water boil
ing over her rail and showering In from
the bow. the decks were seining with IL
and the crew were drenchei to the skin.
BY 3 o'clock the Nlgilnnt had covered
seven 1r eight miles OF the second wind
ward beat. when the Judges boat, which
had been approaching FOR several minutes,
got TO windward and spoke her
The Nisilant Kept On her course lt le
again, and AT 10 she was put about and
started for home. II was evident II these
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
FINE FACILITIES,
The New Office Of the Postal, in Chi
CagO, Said to Be the Best Equipped
OF Any Telegraph Station in the
World.

Chicago, December S.-What is said
TO be the finest equipped telegraph Office
in the world was put into active service
for the frs. time to-day. 1t is the new
quarters OF the Postal Telegraph
Company, located on the first and thir-
Jeenth floors Of The new Chicago Stock
Exchange building, corner of La Sale
and Washington streets, direct across
from the City Hall and the Chamber of
Commerce building. The operating de-
partment and the executive Offices &C.
cupy The entire top floor of the build
ing. The operating department. has six
thousand feet of floor space, with space
provided TO double the capacity in the
future. The fixtures are in cherry,
with marble and aluminium also gener-
ously utilized. Each of the specially
designed operators desks has accommo-
dations for eight typewriters, pen and
pencil being ban.shed by the machine.
The new general Office is the centre for
one hundred and sixty branch offices
throughout the city. The wires to these
branches, as well as 10 the hundreds of
Offices i'm other cities and towns, were
cut to-day. and the thousands of new
connections made, but so perfect were
;he plans for the transfer that not the
slightest interruption of business took
place Every bit of apparatus now util-
lied in ne new office is brand new and
of the most approved designs. some OF
it embodying appliances now used for
the first dine One OF the special fea-
lures is the electric lighting arrange
ment. Not a Shadow is possible on any
of the tables. the lighting being of
unique overhead kind, doing away with
necessity Of lights attached TO the
tables and preventing entirely the an
moving glare usual on typewriter keys.
The whole effect is practically that OF
brightest daylight. Two hundred and
fftv miles of wire compose the new
cables pulled in the underground con
duits built 10 connect the terminal
room in the basement of the Board of
Trade building with the cables in the
main condu.ts running east and sSSth.
From the Board of Trade terminal rom
10 the terminal room in the basement
of +le Chicago Stock Exchange the con-
duits afford space for many large one
hundred and twenty-five wire cables
with an aggregate mileage Of 55l 6-lO
miles. III was necessary to pull in other
cables. ranging from ten TO sixty con-
duc+ors i'm other conduits, equal to
more than $50 miles of wire There
are more than 100 miles of wire in the
postal cables connecting Us new ONCE
with the Union Stock Yards. where its
mole lines begin. The transfer was
made under the general direction OF AS
sistant Geseral superintendent p. }.
Nally. r. J. Butterield. assistant cleo
trical engineer of Chicago, under the
erDerv;sion Of F. W. Jones, electrical
engineer of New York, planned and car
riel Out .he details of the many mechan-
;oql and electrical features which con-
tribute to the excellence Of this most
complete of modern telegraph offices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
I TIE NATIONAL CONVENTION
Of the Federation Of Labor Opens in
New York To-day.
Nearly a Million Worl1men, Of Many
Trades, will be Represented by
One and Fifteen Delegat es-One
Woman Among the Number.
Very Important Questions will
be Discussed.

New York, December S.-The largest
congress of labor leaders ever held in
New York, as far as the number repre-
scented and the inteests involved are
concerned, Will begin tomorrow at
Madison Square Garden with the open
ing Of the fifteenth annual convention
of the American Federation Of Labr
More than 100000 organized working
men in the United States are sending
their delegates-one hundred and fifteen
in number-to represent them. Per-
haps
A MILLION WORKINGMEN
would be nearer the mark, but the Off
GERS of the Federation are conservative
as to numbers and only reckon those
who are IN good standing with the sub
ordinate unions.
1t is now twelve years since the Fed
Grafton met in this city in convention,
since which time it has been expanding
until it mas its representatives in every
State in the Union and all over Canada.
1t has affiliated with it eighty national
organizations. There will be one wO-
man delegate, Miss Frances Mar,ell,
who will represent the GarmentWOrkers'
Union, of Chicago. For the last three
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

days the delegates to the convention
have been arriving, eX-President Com
pers. of The Federation, and several of
the local officers are finding quarters
for the delegates at the hotels.
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Of the Federation reached this city yes
terday. and are at the Ashland House.
The council consists of John Mcbride,
president of the Federation Of Labor;
P. G.. Mcclure, vice president; John
BlennOn. treasurer; Augustine Nc
Craith, secretary; and n. NJ. Garland,
president of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion Of Iron and Steel Workers. EX-
President Gompers attended a meeting
of the Executive Council which was
held Yesterday afternoon at the Ashland
House. The business consisted of pre-
parations for the opening Of the con-
vention.
Z. Convey and J. Mawdsley, of the
coal miners and the spinners union of
England. who will attend the cOnyen-
ton as representatives Of those bodies,
arrived to-day. They were met by a
delegation of the local officers and es-
corted to the Ashland House, which
will be the headquarters of the Execu-
tive Council. They represent about
100000 working men in England and
Wales.
President John Mcbride, Of the Fed
Grafton, is not a delegate, having been
DEFEATED FOR REELECTION
as a .-elegate by his local union. He
will. however, as president, open the
convention.
Special arrangements have been made
to entertain the visiting delegates A
mass meeting will be held in Cooper
Union tomorrow evening under the
auspices Of the trade and labor unions
Of New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City,
in connection with the convention, at
which the visiting delegates Will be in
viJed to speak.
Important questions VIII come before
the convention, including the carrying
out of a general eight hour movement
on May /, 1896. Questions affecting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
4 BOOM FOR PAKKERSBURG.
The Extension of the wood County Field
Proving Good Thing for the Town.

Proving Good Thing for the Ao"n'
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va, DecemDer o
The Wood county oil field whlcn - en-
croaching rapidly upon THIS Guy ope!-
atoms being very brisk all about TINS
CITY promises to be great Doom 10
P9rkersburg. as this city IS rapidly De
coming the Headquarters OF all the op-
orators in the field.
At one of the leading hotels one even
ing during the past week. over lii'eeii
oil men were registered.
A great fight for the trade OF Waverly
is now on between this city, Marietta
and St. Mary's, and inducements Oh all
kinds are being offered in order 70 cap
ture the trade.
If the road is maCadamized from TINS
city 10 Waverly no doubt Parkersburg
will get the principal part Of the trade.
Sig. Marcus, one Of the leading busi-
ness men here, will It is SAID, start a
big foundry and repair shop for the
manufacture of oil we'll tools, and ma
ch,nery in the old JOS II. Cole machine
shop here. the buildings being very de-
sirable and roomy and will make a
splendid plant. If the works start a
large number Of men VIII be given en-
ployment. and oil men IN speaking Of
the proposed move, say that no doubt
it would be a paying investment and a
great convenience TO operators.
There is also a rumOr 10 the effect
that Mccoy Brothers, of Sistersville,
who purchased Meals Island lying just
above the city in Ohio, Will test the
land for oil, and three wells VIII be put
down, one on the head one in the cen
ter and one at the foot, which will
bring developments right in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

the standing of subordinate m--
un.ons Will be discussed and sona
LONG STANDING FIGHTS
between rival unions will be cons.
cd.
The question of harmon.zing matt
bodies VIII also be considered and ~
will be made to eXtinguish the Kr
Of Labor as a trades union NOV
and compel that body to become a .
~ educational one.
EX-President Gompers VIII b-o -,.
date for president in opposition P
-dent Mcbride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

Cincinnati. O., December S.
banks here have exploded the
about 7. T. Lewis. the bond fo.Iar
ting over 100000 from this city
ing forged bonds as collateral
have run q clearing house on the
and find that Lewis got only S.
from $4,000 from
Hutton, a broker. and $4,000 frar
German National Bank. Ii is bel
that the banks at Dayton and elsaa
have Joined i'm hiring Detective G
ford to pursue Lewis abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
THREE INSTANTLY KILLED.
a Serious Railroad Accident in New
York City, Yesterday.
The Engineer Killed While Sitting
at His Post OF Duty, and was
Found With His Head Hanging
Out of the Cab Window-Ihe
Mishap Cannot Be Accounted For

New York. December S.-Three men
were killed and Two more were injured
in railroad wreck to-day on the Ne"
York and New Haven railway N Har-
lem. The killed are:
THOMAS FITZGERALD, engineer
IS years cid.
Frederick NAPLES, 40 years old,
THOMAS C. MNALLY. 40 years old.
. brakeman
IIe injured are:
THOMAS BANNON, conductor. cut
THOMAS M'KEON, fireman, cut and
scalGed.
AM Of the killed and injured were
residents CT this city.
THE ACCIDENT
occurred between One Hundred and
Thirty second and One Hundred and
Thry-third streets. The engine, No.
To-, of the company's equipment was
used rs q switching engine, and was
bound east 10 Van Nes- station with
It's crew of five men. The location OF
Tie accident was g short curve ana
mo explanation Of what was responsible
for the trouble could be ascer,ained.
Every ,ling was il its proper shape 2p-
p1ceuLv ana The engine and its tender
were proceeding along AZ the usual
speed, when. W.tlou, any warning, the
engine lef. the track and went humping
2'Clg over The ues Bannon, the con-
dUc,0r, and McEeon, the fireman.
LEAPED For THEIR LIVES
a- the moment the engine JOpDled over
across tle w5sy-b0und track before the
others of the crew were able 20 save
Oh mseIVes from being crushed beneath
he weight of the boiler. Police and
ire alarms were ac once turned in. The
dreuen went 10 work with their axes
and cut away all the woodwork Of the
cab. and iu that way We're able TO take
out 5ua bodies OF Fitzgerald and Naples,
both OF whom We're pinned down by tho
cab The body of McNally, however,
was under the boiler, and the tiremen
were
NOT ABLE TO RELEASE IT.
A wrock.ug crew was sent for from the
c0mpany's yard. and the work of lift
ing I'D -le engine, Nl-Cl lay on us sue,
was begun. After many hours OF labor,
the engine was lacked up and the body
Of McN7'ly was taken out All Of The
bodies were crushed and scalded, death
evidently having been instantaneous.
Fi,zseralj's head protruded through the
window OF the engine cab. He was sit
ting on his seat at his duty when the ac-
cllsnt hlnnenei.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
r1Ir TrNrORTTNATE TEXAS.

New York. December st was re-
n3rted to-day at Tompkinsyil.e, Staten
Island. that the United States battle
shin Texas. while coming to anchor of
mat place at AS p. m, yesterday, lost
her anchor and a portion Of chain at
rached. The acctdenJ was said TO have
bssn caused by a pin dropping out OF
one of line shackles of the chain cable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
100000
Worth Of Property Destroyed in
Fire in the Business District Of
Chicago. Yesterday.

C3ioago December G-Tba iramen in
5.-. .,.... -. 49,. So an 5.,.
'"e "'"-'-'o"N 0-S''' ~ p"' IN 'i' u''
to-day fighting stubborn fire THAT
caused a loss of 100000. The five
.-orv brfcl, and s-oDa front building al
Nos go and 252 Madison sree. owned
,.,. .so s,s,,, ,s-,to and o,c,,.ed Inv IT
~. w i--,..'..-
'-- '- O''' o-'--'9 III = -'- III Li''- ,-' '-'-
disc, was completely destroyed The
adjoining building. owned by Paul
Ro.bbqr.b and ooourfsl Inv tho S-eub9n
.,.,,
"'he company ana 9AID-y o. O'.' cigar
dealers, on The frs, Hoor; A. w. Hay
wand O 70, wholesale snoe dealers anu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
IN THE RITCHIE FIELD.

Special to the Register.
Ellenboro. w Va, December S.-The
Wanlass we'll No. 3. near Cairo, is being
drilled in to-day. The first pay streak
shows thiuJy barrels The Marshall
well is not in yet Both these wells
were reported dry. yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
4 TOUGH POSTAL -

Port Townsend, Wash. De-.
James Jackson. an educl,el Ind
3 to personally carry the
juneau 20 Fer. Cudahy, Oh =
river, has arrived on the s-.~
apa. He came down TO Secure -
or thirty strong dogs to prI .-.
acres the mountains to .ba e..
pcs.ohice on Forty Mile
service Is merely q privat -
being maintained by mines
fifty cents for each le,-e m ~
dian government guaral,e
each each OF Two round -
reckCned IS being a m3
journey. Several miners r
year have lost Their lives il c.-
make It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
OH, FOUND

It was stated in the city last night
that oil has been found on the Mrs
Judge Thompson farm, two miles east
Of the city. No we'll has been put down
and several persons gathered UP the
fluid in buckets. 1t is said to be an ex-
cellent quality of oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
A NOVEL AID Grand DEB
To be Carried 0Jt at a Historic eli
Town.

Reproductions Of Great Events in
the Early History OF New YORK to
be Given at Kingston, the Pro
gramne Requiring Two Days Tor
It's Proseuta ton The Details of
the Affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

Last pig roast and lunch to be given
this season at Charles Oberman's, No.
1903 Jacob street, Tuesday, December
ION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
list THINK OF IT.

We are selling Limoges China Cup
and Saucer with sterling silver spoons
for 800.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHBR CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
ONLY GOT s25 oo

Special low prices On Diamond.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCEn8 r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

China Lamps with beautiful globes at
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09
CuTCKFRTNG UPRIGHT PIANO FOF
ONE-THIRD ITS COST.

we have the largest and finest style
If Cbiokering & Sons Upright Piano
which has been left with us for sale
The owner will take One-third of the
original cost in order to realize on it at
once. Come at once, if you want a
piano at a sacrifice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

Tfhbey cu- glass, finest in me world.
DILLON. WHEAT * HANCHER co.
Sole Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-09

Last pig roast and lunch to be given
this season az Charles Oberman's No.
1898 Jacob street. Tuesday, December