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Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03
MUIR
THE RESULT OF A SALOONBRAWI
The nurderer now at the Jail in this
City.
Joseph GautIlier to answer to the charge of
killing cE1as. King at Woodruff.

Joseph Gauthier a young unmarried
man, rs years OF age, Il bartender i'll
Jim Boudins saloon at Woodruff, was
brought to this city last Thursday by
Sheriff O'Connor, after waving examina-
ton at Woodruff, and lodged Ill the jail
to await the September term of circuit
court and answer to the charge of man
slaughter Last Monday between two
and three O'Clock, the murdered man Wis
tied Boudins Hotel and Saloon, where
Gauther was tending bar, and attempt
ed in drunken condition to pass from
the saloon to the sitting room, where
there were some ladies. Gauthier inter-
cepted him and q quarrel arose, Gauthier
grappled with King, threw him to the
floor, and jumped on him causing arupt-
ure in the stomach which was the cause
OF Kings subsequent death.
King, after the squabble walked to his
residence, assisted by a friend, no one
realizing at that time that the punish
nt.would prove fatal. He lived until
Tuesday evening. Gauthier was immed-
lately placed under arrest by the Wood
ruff officers, and District Attorney Col
man and Sheriff OConnor were immedi-
ateIy photographed for. The defendant
waived examination and was bound
over to the circuit court.
King was cook and was quite well
known on this side OF the county, having
cooked for the Gerry Lumber Co., of
this place some three years ago. lie
leaves a wife and three children in desti-
| tute circumstance.
Gauthier made his headquarters at
Tomahawk for number of years work
ing in the woods and tending bar. He
had tended bar at Woodruff but two
months and intended getting married i'll
a. short time. He has no relatives in this
country, and is q Canadian by birth.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

-Thefolowing named teachers have
be en- engaged by the school board to
have change of our schools for the ell
suing year: II. B. Wentz, principal;
Julia Tracey, Grammar; Belle Mcqueen,
Intermediate; Gertie Morrison, Bird Pri-
mary; Lucy Bliss, Ind Primary; Mabel
McGilvary, kindergarten; Marion Gar
rison, Assistant Kindergarten; Grant
Cook. Croker district and Gene Dickin-
son, Forester district. Prof. Wentz the
principal is a graduate Of the River
Falls Normal School and comes here
highly recommended.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

The Amigo base ball club want Dia-
mond and Colman to do part OF the
battery work for theirdeam on u trip
through the state. The following cities
will be visited should the team go.
Wausau, Marshfield, Stevens Point
Waupaca, Fond du Lac, Sheboygan,
Manitowoc and Kaukauna. They pro-
pose to start on their trip Aug. 10.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

Many friends OF Ray Sherwood were
surprised to learn last week that he was
married, and doubly surprised to know
that the ceremony took place nearly
two months ago, on the 31st OF May,
and WAS performed at Ploger. The
maiden name OF the bride was Miss Maud
Crotteau, whose. parents are now in
charge OF Hotel MeGregor, and she is a
most excellent Young lady Ray has
lived IN Stevens Point most OF his life,
but hassspent nlostthe time during the
past few years at Centralia, where he
met and won his bride. Fraternal bless
ings are observation-disclosures Point Ga
zette.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03
Local and Personal Notes.

-"Minocqua wins againE" Nit!
Score II to 3, in favor of Rhinelander.
N. A. Colman is visiting at his old
nome at Downing.
H. Finger made a business trip
down the line Saturday.
Peter Stein was down from Lake
Laura Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Bredel left, last eve
ning for visit to Milwaukee.
Mrs f. McNinch Of Three Lakes was
visiting in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. Beemis is visiting friends at
State Line. She went up last Friday.
Judge D. e. Riordan transacted
legal business at Rhinelander Saturday
j. M. O'Brien of Milwaukee was in
.terviewing our merchants last Thurs
day.
Geo. Clayton Of Rhineander was
transacting business here last Thursday
anil Friday
Will Patten who has been working
at .TeffriS this summer returned home
last Wednesday.
&C. F. Tatum came up from Chicago
Thursday, and went out to Tatuni's
Lodge on Lake Content.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03
DESPERATE!

Bert Ellsworth steals five hundred
dollars from Henry Mosier at
Watersmeet, Friday.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

d. Graham, W. A. Bradford O. B.
Moon, D. Z. Riordan, Jas. Mckinley,
l.. j. Cook and H. Finger returned Fri
day from the republican county convell-
ton held at Minocqua last Thursday
evening.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at Eagle River, July 81, 1896.
persons calling for same will please say
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

'adVeTUISeu.
Allen, Oscar Jensen, Jens
Lee, John f. Larson, w.
Iank, John Mason, +. NJ.
Menzie, Tom Pospihnla, Frank
Smith, Thomas Thompson, James
Neither, Julius
s. w. SMITH, P. NJ.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

VIM Clifford, one OF Rhinelander's
popular merchant tailors, was in the
city last week delivering suits and tax
ing orders for more. Mr.. Clifford will be
i'll this city again either Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

HE BOARDS THE SOUTH BOUND LINZ
TED AT THIS PLACE FRIDAY EVE
MING, AND WHEN FIVE MILES OUT
OF TOWN PULLS TWO GUNS ON
TIE TRAIN CREW ORDERING
THEM TO STOP THE. TRAIN AND
LETHiM OFF.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03

C. W. Sanborn, Of Antrim, Ohio, the
aged father Of A. w. Sanborn, arrived in
the city on Monday and will make Wis
consin his future home.-Stevens Point
Gazette.
g. W. Sanborn is a father to G. +. and
N. +. Sanborn Of this city.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03
a F.ARMERS-E7af
1When you want LAND PLASTET
Go to Nj. HIRZET..

L ~
when Won want LAND PLASTER.0
Go to NJ HIRZEI4. +
Miss Genie Dickinson and Miss Mag
gle Mcleod returned, Thursday from a
visit with Mrs. NJ. Jones near RummeIes.
&c. f. Colman went to Rhinelandel
Saturday where'he PLAYED ball with the
team OF that place against Minocqua
i. Dupuis had new coat 0
paint pr OH the front OF the Michigan
House, which adds greatly toits appear
ance.
w. A. Bradford left last evening for
OcOnto to attend the republican con
gressional convention which meets there
to-day.
Mrs. Peter Stein, mother Of Frank
and Peter Stein returned to her home:at
Neenah, Thursday, after Il ten days visit
with her sons.
The front of the O'Connor blocl,
occupied by Tooley ( Sullivan has re-
ceived new coat of paint, r. FELTON,
done the work.
Miss Ethel Holland of RhineIander
was visiting Miss Francis diamond a
couple Of days last week. She returned
home yesterday.
John Diamond left last Friday fol
Wausau. He pitched for that team
against the Merrill team Saturday. He
will return today
Mrs. f. Quinn left, this morning, fol
Duluth to visit relatives and friends
She will stop off at Odanah for a few
days visit on her way up.
Miss Anna LaSele, who hsd been til,
guest Of Miss Harriet O'Connor for th'
past two weeks, returned to her home
az Rhmelander, Saturday.
Mrs. VIM McAllister Inee) Nellie
Copeland, of Rockford, ILL.,. arrived il
the city last Monday to visit with he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Copeland.
w. H. Fessenden, formerly sheriff 0
Forest county was shaking hands witt
friends in this city last Thursday. Mr.
! Fessenden is now located at PhilIipps.
j. B. Rogers. went to Fond du La
Wednesday He went in the interest o
Jno. E. Sullivan & Co.'S. new store in
| this city of which Mr. Rogers will hav
the management.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Mcleod wer
summoned to Marenisco, Saturday b.
the death of Mrs. John Mcleod, whc
occurred at that place Friday. The
returned home to-day.
+ Mrs. +. BrazelI and Mrs. Max Sell
who were visiting their mother Mrs. NJ
J. Hobart, went to Rhinelander Tues
day. From there Mrs. Sells will retur
to her-home in Minneapolis.
Judge RIordan was at Three Lake
last Wednesday where he appeared a
plaintiffs attorney in the case OF Ga
VS.. Laev Lumber Co. His client receive
judgement for $156.2O and costs.
DIR. Neville received a sad and une1
pected telegram from his brother Frida
afternoon announcing the death OF HI
mother, though too late to enable him t
reach home in time for the funeral SUI
day afternoon. The doctor is unab
to account for the sudden change in h
mothers condition as she has bee
slowly improving ever since his Wis
home few months ago.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03
Card of Thanks

/ wish to extend my thanks to the
friends and neighbors for their kind and
willing aid and comforting words, dur
ing the illness and subsequent death OF
my sister, Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. r. d. MCLEOD.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-08-03
NOTICE.
Will hereafter sell goods for cash only.
+. BEARDSLY.
Personal.

FREE-64-pagc medical reference book to
any persn afflicted with any special, chronic
or delicate disease peculiar to thsir sex. Adj
dress the leading physicians and surgeons of
the United States, DR.. Halfway 4 Co., 10
Dearboas treet, Chicago,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08

I'm the Saturday hours is also proposed.
hct the sentiment of the Board appears
t. be in opposition 90 this change.
AS matter of fact The committee
recommends very few changes There
have been several conflicting rules, and
n number of rules adopted by the Board
have never been printed The rules
ere slmpIihed in the report, and real
ranged
s. communication i'm the Sunday Reg
lister objected to- a proposed change re-
g1rding the tenure of Office of teachers.
for the reason that they might be dis
missed at q within of the Board. The
addition % the rule. as recommended
by the committee. makes no change IN
existing conditions. Il is as follows:
"Tne tenure of Office of all teachers
shall be at the pleasure of the Board.
and superior qualifications as to moral
character literary and professional at
aumeuts. industry and practical skill
in instruction and management, shall
ue specially regarded In their employ
mert and continuance.
They shall have the right to resign
only where four weeks notice OF such
intention IS -.ven. and the Board re-
serves The right TO suspend or dismiss
any teacher for violation of rules, un-
fitness or incompetence. al any time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
oyERCoAy THIEVES
Getting i'm "a u's Lot ct Work on the South

Getting i'm "a Bis Lot ol Work on the south
SiI~.
A nervv 0vercoat thief has been ply
Ing his avCcati0n ON the South Side
during. the past couple OF DAYS and
some of his feats have been remark
able for their holiness and skill He
seems 90 g. SEE mo- fear of being caught.
About baI 81 dozen persons have re
ported their losses TO the police and
t.ore are probably others TO hear from.
Ia every ease heard from the thief en-
tered the house while the people were
4t home. The nu'dCst robbery took
place last Saturday night from the res
ffeuco Of @ South Side policeman right
under the noses of officers, who We're
i'm the house having merry time. A
I.~ee STAG party. mostly la Belle mill
wer.Were being enter,aiuedatth the home
of Officer Prank BerO. and the Gro"
were So lusily engaged i'm having q
good time that they never heard the
entrance of the CycrcCat thief. who en-
tered the kitchen and appropriated a
brand new overcOat. worth $50. that
BELONGED to August Snider. who works
a-rhe La Belle blacksmith shop. The
robbery did not become known until
the company broke mp 90 so home.
Another Ueryy theft occurred Sunday
evening at the residence of stephen
Blum. ON Tveny-siNth street Mr..
Blum and his family live up stairs and
the thief entered the house, walked up
stairs and INFO q room adjoining the
enc where Mr. Blum was. took his
oye-coat and q sack coat hanging with
&C. walked down stairs and out of the
house without being caught
An overccat was taken away Sunday
from Dan OBrien place ON South
CraDnDe street. The thief also stole
a7 overcoat belonging 20 Tom Doyle
from the cooper shop at the Belmont
mill and took the article TO
Harry Kuoke's saloon. on South Eon
street. and offered it for sale Not be-
i1g purchased D.. left the overcoat
there and went out. Several other
roh1eries of OvercOats and other arti-
cIts have been heard from An Eighth
ward man bought a fine lady's jacket
frou g. tramp yesterday for - cents.
He bought it believing 70 had been
stolen. and turned the Jacket over 10
rhe police. a man bought fine razor
from same party. The description given
b- tAe ya<' Gus parties all tally, and the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08

run over by a freight train Sunday
night while crossing the b. & o. track
at Benwood, below the Riverside mill
He was driving across the track with
a friend when a freight train backed
down and struck the buggy with con-
siderable force Mclaughlin whipped
up his horse and escaped without SER
iCus injury.
Dean Campbell, who was arrested
al Pittsburg on charges preferred by
Wheeling parties, viii be brought TO
Wheeling for trial just as soon as re-
QUESTION papers are received from Gov
ernOr Hastings of Pennsylvania. The
papers are expected TO arrive by to-
morrow. The people who have claims
against Campbell are numerous.
Among them are Zeke Ball, represen-
tative of the Goble Brewing Company,
for the sum of $500, the other breweries
OF Wheeling, and other creditors too
numerous TO mention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
SMALL TALK.

Council meets this evening in regu-
lar session.
The Silver Leaf Club will give a
dance at their hall next Thursday even
ing.
The Reeyes-Teasdale perjury mat
ter was again up before Justice Ankle,
last evening.
Fred Knuth, of Forlieth street,
will give a grand blowout next Satur-
day night to his friends,
There were four cases in Police
Court yesterday morning Three went
to the hill and woman to jail.
Excelsior Lodge 4. o. L. W,
gave very enjoyable entertainment
last night followed by banquet.
The Golden Star Club will give a
dance at the Drover's Home Club rooms
on Saturday evening December 18th.
The Mutual Social Club viii give
dance at Mozart Hall on Friday .ev-
ening. Mayors orchestra will furnish
the music
Richard Robertson, County Clerk
elect. lied his Official bond yesterday
in the sum of $4,000, with Henry
Schmulbach surety.
THE meeting of The Bimetallic CLUB
will be held in the Peabody building
this evening. Every member s2ould
be present for organization.
w. J. Colts was yesterday APP
pointed committee of the estate OF
Mary l.. Wagner. an insane person.
Bond 800. NJ. Horkheimer. surety.
James Anderson, Of the Sixth
ward, will be an applicant for custo-
dian. Of the Wheeling custom house,
under the Mckinley administration
Before Judge PAUL. in the case of
s. O. Boyce V. T. +. Porter, the mo
ton to set aside the verdict was over
ruled and Judgment entered for 500
In the Criminal Court, yesterday
Henry Robrecht plead guilty to q mis-
demeanOr and was fined $50 and costs.
Clarence Wilson was admitted to prac-
tice
There was a very lively and inter
esting fight on Fourteenth street. al
$50 last evening. which attracted
about seventy-fve men. One man was
badly cut in the face.
Yesterday morning Deputy Sherin
NTcCuiloueh arrested James Mozlngo,
a, Elm Grove. on a capias 10 answer an
Indictment for ILLEGAL voting. The
case IS set for Decouhor 1Gtn.
The choir of st. JoseDh's Cathedral
are practicing for the celebration OF
Pontifcial mass at that church at half
mast ten o'clock Christmas morning.
The selections by the choir will be the
finest ever given at the Cathedral on
Christmas. The Opera House orches-
ira will furnish the instrumental music.
The La Belle tin house was laid
of Yesterday by a break down of the
Bill Mckinley engine in the tin mill
and Will not resume before tonight
The dripping and sorting departments
e-e OF. The accident was caused by
the breaking Of the upper spur wheel
Of the engine. This is al least the third
accident Of this kind that has happen
ed 10 this engine within the last week.
A Wheeling Branch Of the Wash
inZton National Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION has been established on the
Island. The following siand people
are officers: T. z. Chapman presi-
dent. Chas d. McCarty. yice-presiGent;
Ben. Exley. treasurer: Fred E. Smith,
secretary and agent; ". J. W. COwden,
attorney. The directors are all Island
people.
James Mclaughlin. Of the South
Side, had a narrow escape from being
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle OF tho Movements OF the
Bosts and Boatmen.


YESTERDAY DEPARTJ RES-Far-
kersburg. Ben Hur. 3. m. SistersNliIe.
Ruth, $3.50 p. m. Darlington. Jewel $3.50
%. m.
TO-DAYS BOATS-Tittsburg Hudson,
G "a. m. Argaud a. m: Cincinnati Key
stone State. = a. m. Parkersburg Leroy
II "a. m. New NIatamoras, Lexington, II
a. M: SistersvHle Ruth. $3.50 p. M; Clar-
incton. Jewel. $3.50 D. n.
The river MARKS I's, n'E''' snow
feet lhcheS ana s,a''ol"'S
The Enos Taylor. the same packet '''"'
has been making dairy rouiH ult'S ''0'''
SteuhenV.lle 90 wheeling. lS ia4u zap III
it's winter quarters at Point fleasant'
There was not suiiiclent ifa'"' I'D JUSTIFY
continuing any longer inns season.
The Charleston me Ioili''' ,5..'.,.o l'.'iy-
boat IS dong q. pl- 'y'' '''Sl'','5 ~
beiISFliie. -. 3D. Wv ~, - 80
the city attending 10 ms C'l''I','cy LOT ''le
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
RFTIATRE.

Mr.. James r. Morrison. OF So G.
Vile. died at his home Sunday
ing Of apCpleXy. He was found r
morning. having passed away 49,"
any struggle or Out-cry. Nu. d. .
rison. the eldest son. was in rae C..
tian Sabbath School when the
reached him. The death was
TO all. as he was in this ciC ..
urday. and seemed IN his u-'
health and spirits lie was 90
Scotchman. and had q large
friends who will feel his loss.
a member of the L. r. Churo.
eral to-day q II p. m.
Mrs. DR.. ]. W. Cooper OF VOL.
is a guest of DR.. !. w Cooper
of Bellaire. and will soon .".
Charleston. ~. Va. 10 visit ho.
ter. Mrs II. A. Wise.
Mr.. VIM. Gill. of Muncie. IN.
I'm our city yesterday a short
We have il from q work."
blast furnace No 2 will start ...
Mrs. c. II. Blakeney is hon
from Newark. Her sisters
Mrs. Blakoney will leave in. '
soon TO join her husband
Miss Annie Smith and t'
fat. of Pinch Run, were m
day
Mrs. r. c. Meyer and
Clark. are visiting friends .
verpool.
Sanders MOorehouso and '.
gone to New Castle. Ia.
found work. Thus the prnn
is decimating the populate.
laire.
Thomas TOmlinson. o
the Bellaire Bottle c. in't.
city over Sunday yisit.r.
Miss Clara Moore is
again. after a short spo
Miss Jennie Alum NJ
ward. is assisting John /.@
general household supply
There are two cases of s'
renorted from the First ware
Albert Amber leaves to-day i'
siDqton. Pa. where hc wll $50.
window house
Charles Emery is home from "
visit with some GAINESVILLE iri'
Mrs Peter Shaffer. OF Wel.'
sunday cf ccucer. after @ i1'
rainful illness. She was 81
ace. Her husband was bnri'.
one year ago Her funeral SILL.
Mace to-day at 2 p. I'D. Iaia''
Wegeo cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08

Events Aha' are H''l' '''--''' So
90 ia-h'oa.
Five Lodges oil lne 9lieIu 81 ~ Az,
Fart nall on the South SIDE. some
thing excellent is expected. Henry HI
der. of the Fourth Street Church cholr
Nh SIM duet. John r. Dixon. of the
Cs-bedral choir will sing a new senti-
mental ballad. entitled. Same Sweet
S0Dr." Miss Mamie Brady, organsl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
II The THEATRES.
Miss Philadelphia" Coming -Melodrama
at the Grand.

Miss Philadelphia" Coming -Melodrama
at the Grand.
Probably the largest and most eNpen-
sive theatrical organization which Man
acer Riester will present TO his patrons
for their especial delight this season will
be Thos. d. Van Ostens Miss Phiiadel-
phia" extravaganza company. numbering
one hundred people Miss Philadelphia
was written by Edgar Smith and COM
posed by Hermann Periet. Ii is stupen-
dous burles0ue production and was pro-
duced i'm Philadelphia April 20. 1895,
where il ran uninterruptodly for 100
nights. The plot hinges ON a dream i'm
the course of which William Penn. Jr..
fast descendant of the original william.
shows the latter the present aspect Of
the city and the proud State of Penrsvl-
vauia which ne founded way back I'm the
past The company is the same that app
pcared i'm the production i'm Philadelphia.
This very successful travesty will bc pre-
scented al the Opera House on Saturday
matinee and night of the current week
and viii doubtless be the event of the
season.
slaves o. Eold Is inc ATTRACTION "''N''
to appear at the Grand opera House next
Thursday Friday and saturday. Derem-
ber TO- II and IL. Arnold Reeves. young
actor of merit viii appear in the leading
role. He has surrounded himself with n
selected company Of well known players
and has spared no expense i'm making
Slaves Of Cold an excellent scenic pro-
ductlon. The supporting cast consists Of
T.. Guy Sr5rgler Ed j. Heron. Charles
Herbert 81 NJ Murry. Nm. l. Clark.
Katherine Hunt Katherine Carlisle and
many others. The patrons of the Grand
can look forward TO seeing one Of the
best and the most complete mellodramatc
production seen at this theatre in years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
TONIGHT AT ARIoN HALL

The Hospital benefit will open in a
blaze of glory and everybody Will want
to he on hand TO eat a good supper.
AM enjoy the beauties Of the bazaar,
later in the evening. The mcnu for
this evening will be as follows. Oys-
ters. cold turkey and ham. chicken sal
ad. potato salad. hot rolls and biscuit.
pickles. preserves. celery. coffee and
tea. Supper ticket soc, which admits
bearer TO Bazaar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Deeds OF Transfer left for Record at Clerk
Hooks Odice.
Deed made December Z, 1896. by
Clement Hess and wife TO Herman As
mus. for part Of lot No. 10. in square
No. 10. in Sprigg & Ritchies addition.
Nnnsihnrat-nn SSH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08

same person is undoubtedly the author
of all. He is described as q man of
about 80 years Of age, has a small dark
mustache and dresses like tramp. He
has not vet been apprehended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08
: DEP cENT- PEI WYNN

On small savings; on weekly pay
ments. This is what the Consolidated
Building. Loan and Trust Company
is paying its members. Does il inter
est vou2 If so. call at the Office of the
Company. 1915 Market street for FIR
Their particulars. Stock issued daily.
Open Saturdays 10 $50 p. n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-08

A brownie Child's Set consisting OF
a knife. fork and spoon. extra heaVy
Rogers silver plate. given by the W neel-
ing bakery for 100 tin seals. This Is
the most superb article ever offered IN
redeeming tin seals. Elegant Christ
mas present for children.