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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
MARTINS FERRY.

This evening the Bryan club will bee per-
maretnly organized, as the committees
appointed have everything ia readiness.
The meeting VIII Dee held in Linn's Hall
this vluine. All Democrats are request
"a 20 turn ont TO this meeting this even
ing and help O good thing along as much
as possible
The interior Of the Baptist Church is
being repamted and papcred.
Edward Smith and Enwood Green were
fined Sc and costs each yesterday by
liayor Barr on the charge Of disorderly
conduct
Emerson Campbell. the efficient pre-
scription clerk at Ong's drug store. leaves
to-day for a couple Of weeks sojourn at
Zoar.
William sprinfeld. who was so badly
burned by q gas explosion at the Aetna
mill Sunday evening. was resting easy yes
to-day.
Thomas Irwin left yesterday on a bust
ness trip 10 Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ Cole and family re-
turned home yesterday from visit with
Barnesville friends
T.. J. Miller returned 10 Sistersville yes
tcrdav. after "a visit with friends here.
Wash Kennedy of Crescent, o., was
in town yesterday.
II. w. Caudiuc's ball club defeated a
scrub nine yesterday on the mill grounds.
Score "a to T. Batteries, Gaudings. Vick-
crs and Johnson: Scrub, Shrodcs and En-
!rl.mcver and Thomas.
John w. Crooks left yesterday for To-
ledo and Put-in-Hay.
r. A. IinGcmuth left last evening for
Columbus on business.
The Independent Hose Company met
last evening and appointed John w. Ter
rfll and Ellis ID. Lash to 80 up to Pitts
burg this morning and meet the commit
tee of the Butler Pa. running team to
arrange for the much talked of hose race
for $1,000 a side.
win Stewart. Jack" Johns and Carl
went up to WeIsburg yesterday on their
bikes.
Prof. w. n. Stewart viii 90 out to Be-
thesda this morning To- attend the Teach
ers' Institute at that place.
Miss Ila NcMasters of lit. Pleasant.
returned home yesterday after pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. W. H. Hobbs and daughter Miss
Ethel are expected nome this morning
from O. couple of weeks visit at Atlantic
City.
T. J. Horuback fen from his bicycle last
evening ANA bruised mis- leta hip pretty
badly
There win Toe q mcetine Of the 'lude-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
WOODSFIELD.

Woodsfeld, O., August 24.-Miss
clara Poulton, of Wheeling, is the guest
Of WoolsGeId friends
Mrs. W E Mallory, Mrs. w c..
Mooney and Mrs. r. w. Sears are shop
ping at Wheeling to-day.
Mrs. James Smith and daughter, Of
GAINESVILLE, are guests Of Woodsie.d
friends.
Miss Nollie Hunter. Of Columbus, o.,
is the guest of WOodstield friends.
Miss Annie Hunter returned home
Saturday,. accompanied by Miss Marie
Mooney. who will spend a few weeks
visiting Columbus friends.
Mr.. Rhodes, of GAINESVILLE, was here
several days last week putting in more
telephones for our citizens.
Lr. Chris Lude returned home from
PiUsburg Friday.
Mrs. Louise PoulcOn and children re-
turned home from Temperanceville
Sunday. where they have been visiting
the past month.
Mrs. Nancy Smythe died Thursday.
Funeral Saturday InJerment in Woods
fed cemetery.
Miss Nerve Smythe is very sick at
present.
Mrs. Sarah Florence, Of Wheeling, is
the guest OF her parents, MI and Mrs.
Tony Ricer.
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HAIR BRUSHES, ETc.-EwINa BROS.

graph Office. is of for a weeks vacation,
which he viii spend with friends in Proc
tor.
Mrs. Meyer Terzberg went to Wheeling
this morning to make an extended visit
with her friends.
c f. Hosford went to Friendly on bust
ness to-day.
C. I'D. Berry spent Sunday in Marietta
wien friends.
c. T. Higgins of Huntington, is in the
city
Frank Fowler returned to-day from
Parkersburg. where he spent Sunday.
City Recorder Joe Sweeney returned
to-day from two weeks outing in
Pennsylvania.
The Sistersville base ban club left to-
day for Barnesville. o.. where they play
three games. They so from there to Man
ningtou, this State, and play the same
number of games They should win a
majority of them. too. The Washington
club passed through the city last evening
en- route home from Parkersburg.
The OHIO River yard engine was sent
to The P3rkersburg shops Saturday even
ing for repairs. 1t returned this morning
Tomorrow the voters Of this district
win cast their ballots for or against the
West Virginia Coal and OH By.. to run
from here to a point on the B. & O.
The chairs for the now opera House
have arrived and are being placed in po-
sltion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
BENWOOD.

George S.vert. a young man Of Water
street. injured his foot by the falling Of
a pi5ce of pig metal upon it.
Misses Mayme Cayanaugh and Julia
Dixon are the guests Of Miss Julia Bar
reu. Of McMcchen street.
Mss Nellie Forse who has been the
guest of Mss D liza Dsegan for some
time. was called TO her home Sunday
by the sudden death of her little niece.
Nessrs. VIII and Frank Leeper, Of
New Concord, o.. are in the city on bus
mess.
1rr. and Mrs. Dr.. Mcdonald and Miss
Nellie Whi;es.de speu, Sunday on the
camp grounds.
Mir. A. A. Pickering, superintendent
of the Benwcod hospital has accepted a
position as superin sndent Of the State
hospital. near Lancaster, OHIO, and
leaves to-day for Lancaster. DR.. Ally,
Of Pennsylvania. vii fiji Hi Picker
:ng's place. and Mrs. Mary Brennan, Of
Wheeling. has accepted the position Of
me-ron at the emerg- ncy hospital in
this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25

THE average galjbug has go- &c into
rs head ana apparently canno- se, IL
~, that there is san intrinsic value in
r rsli mopp. BourFe Cochran i'
~u be- remembered. held up $40 goid
niece , mis- Madison Square Garden au-
Hoc, and declared that an the power
3, all the governments in the world
eoY,d no, take away a cents worth Of
value from it.
Rourke Cochran IS graduate OF Tam
many Han ana was never noted for any
thing bur his ability to taik i'm his
Madison Square Garden speech be dis
,lsvof more condensed ignorance of cur
rsrcv and finance than has been as
p.aysd by any speaker IN this campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
DIED.

TfrNIGST-On Monday August q 1885;
ri $50 o'clock a. M, J.. W. llenigst' aged
81 years
Funeral services mt his late residence.
No. % South Broadway. Tuesday. after
noon at o'clock Friends of the family
respectfuuy invited 10 attend. iuterment
at Columbus O.
Pittsburg and Columbus papers please
couyl
CLEMANS-On Monday. Angus ~
1896 at 1886 %. M. Vernon II. ih.
of VIM ". and Frances r. Clema.-. a7''
o months and % days.
Funeral services at residence or i'i
No 1914 wood street "Wednesday
noon mt > o'clock. Friends Of The i''''''y
respectfully invited to attend In,.Ii''"'
at Peninsula cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and Pith
lily Told

lily Told
Council meets tonight.
One drunk was arrested by Cmcar
BerO yesterday.
On the Sd Of September the ladies
Of IONS congregation viii give an out
ing at Wheeling Park.
Several members of the Pitsburg
homing club were guests Of the men,
bers Of the local homing club on Sun
day.
The residence Of John Gropps. Of
South Jacob street, was burg,arized sew
erai evenings ago. The thief or thieves
stole all the best sho in the house
and several smaller articles.
Contractor Karges commenced 10
dismanre the Schmulbach property, on
South Market street. yesterday. pre-
paraJOry 10 The erection Of a handsome
double JhTee-story business hOuss.
Two vicious logs bounced upon the
13-year-old son o. John Holman, on
Nineteenth street, last night, anC hut
for the timely arrival OF by sanders,
who beat off the apparently mad dogs,
the attack would nave resulted in the
serious Injury Of the boy. This IS the
second attack ,hese same dogs have
made on Jhis particular boy. He (s-
capped serious injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday afternoon "Chal' Wright
and Der. McCannaughy got INTO an al
tercation on Bank street over some triy-
i2l matter. when MECHANICALLY at
temQted 10 slug W.T. ght. Officer Don
ne,Iv who was near arrested McCan-
r,ughy and started for the Jail with
Inn. when near the corner OF Pike
and Bank streets McCarnaughy man
aged TO break away and ran across the
bridge to the Island, before the officer
could catch him.
Mrs. ]. L. Higgins and son Arthur,
left for q visit with S,cubenriIle friends
Miss Josephine Caus. a weIl-know93
voung lady Of this place, viii be married
soon 70 James r. Dillon. popular
Young te'agIapher Of Bavenna.
The Republican meeting that was 10
have been held next Thursday evening
has been indefinitely postponed owing
~ the .raM.ty Of the speaker, Mt. Z.
+, Weems. to be present
Probate Judge Iallman. or ST.
C1a;rsvi,ia. was in town yesterday on
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
CHRETIAN ENDEAVOR.

Rev Mr.. Randall is putting In his
nights gong from one church TO an
other where there are experience meet
ings. Last night b. was at the BAPTIST
church Christian Endeayor meeting. I.
was a live one. The subject WAS the
church work. The officers Of the church
spoke OF Rev. Randall's worth, and ask
Cd the prayers Of The young peoples
meeting in his beaalf. that the Lord
would bless his la5crs N this city among
the class he works with.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25

Mark Hanna has managed TO surround
-irself with nearly all The bankers. DE-
,.7c.srs and railroad presidents IN me
country. They aave entered heart ano
s,1I into the work of teaching he Am-
arfcsn workingmsn how 90 vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25

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WANTED

v-ANTrD-A SITUATION BY A DE,CG G..
gist: can give \ No. q I'l'' CAV. ..,,a-..t1o
r. Il. j.. care Register. "C-'e'o4
NTED-BOARDERS, AT No. . south
Penn street. -
vANTED-MEMBER OF SECRET So
', - 80 cali al west Va. Printing Co..
~ IS2J and 1921 Market street and exam
Inc or samples OF Secret Society ADDRESS
cards. . ~ 80 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25

Did you attend the !. y. Collins a5-
signee sale a. the Leader If not don't
delay. Bargains the, are bargains.
THE LEADER,
1920 20 1924 Main street.
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70 with fine crowd to-day. j. y. Collins
so " ',' - - TE:, LEADER,
% 1000, 1929 Hain street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25

j. y. Collins Assignee sale al
THE IEADE8. 1920. 1924 Main It.
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The REGISTER. emar1c.-s l,s ssVera.
editions. is entered al tae r-s-1'a-e -H
s. dce.iug. IS. Va. as secoll-e.-ss 1-. seq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-25
GENERAL NOTICES.

BY order Of 'ts Board Of Directors, 2
majority of the directors being present
and concurrinE. special meeting of the
stockholders of the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad Company is called 10 be
held nj nae Office Of the company. in
Wheeling. West Virginia. on Thursday,
September 18th, 1896. al 10 o'clock G.: m
all17ei VIM. earle, Sec'y
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ArI,sNI7N FOR OUR BRYAN AND
SiSIIinlev cigars. $50 weekly and expenses.
Fxpprience Unnecessary. FOLK. RlTChlE
A co. $. Louis. No. au-5.-',-o
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Beaufort, NC, July 22.-Schr George L.
Fessenden. from Philadelphia for Charles
ton, before reported leaking and having
sailed from Cape Lookout yesterday, for
destination with extra men at the pumps
is returning under short sail and is now
anchored at Cape Lookout, all safe.
Boston, July 22.-Schr Greta (Br), from
st. John, NIB, for Vineyard Haven, which
was lowed in here yesterday afternoon
waterlogged as the result Of collision
with steamer Williamspcrt, will discharge
her cargo at this port.
Galveston, July 22.-An attempt was
made yesterday to fire the large ware
house on pier u, stored with cotton bag
ging, but the blaze was discovered and ex-
unguished before any damage was done
There seems to be conspiracy to fire all
sheds and warehouses or the wharves
and every precaution is taken to prevent
It,
Halifax, July 22.-steamer wildcroft
(Br), from Las Palmas for ST. John. NIB
ashore at Port La Tour, can be ioated
and the contract to do so and place the
steamer IN the dry dock in Halifax has
been made. The steamer City of Client
is Still at the scene OF the wreck The
weather is favorable for the work of
floating.
Kingston. Ia, July. 15.-Bark Regia
mon, Duus, from Falmouth, ia, for
Queenstown, for orders, with logwood
stranded on the reef outside the harbor
and lost rudder. She got off during the
aAAS4iL anu al Engagements are Ue1nk MADE
10 tow her to Montego Bay for examina-
ton and survey, and where q new rudder
Will be fitted. She Is making no water
and is supposed, with the exception Of
the rudder, to be uninjured.
London, July 22-Bark Trinidad Br),
from Newcastle, NSW Feb. 49, for Cal
dera, has been posted at Iloyds as miss
Mng.
Norfolk. July 22.-steamer Manar (Br).
Forrest, for Europe, while loading grain
at this port, was discovered on fire this
morning Before the fire was eXtnguished
100 tons of grain were burned.
Quebec, July 20.-Steamer Parkmore
obj, Read, from Montreal for Liverpool,
which was ashore at Anticost, reached
here this afternoon under her own steam,
fand was locked in Louis Basin, where
she Will be examined by divers.
st. Johrs, NF July 22.-Steamer Con-
cordia (Br), Mitchell, from Montreal for
Glasgow with 400 head of cattle and a
general cargo, struck an iceberg in the
Straits of Belle Isle on Sunday night and
stove her bows to the fore bulkhead. The
whole stem and forepart were wrecked.
She arrived here this morning, her pumps
barely keeping her afloat. Boats We're
lowered and provisioned ready for leav-
ing her, as 1t was thought the steamer
might sink at any moment.
Jacksonville, Fla, July PA special to
the Times Union frog Key West saws the
steamer Comal, Sam Risk master bound
from Galveston to that port ran ashore
this afternoon about seven miles south
west of that city. Wreekers have gone
to her assistance.
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some rnxes down in Mealeo.
rrnm the Popular Science monthly.

From the Popular Science Monthly.
Every inhabitant of the republic who
sells goods to the value of over $50 must
give 10 the buyer IAN invoice, note, or
6otber document accrediting the pur-
chase" and affix to the same and cancel
a stamp corresponding to the value Of the
sole Sales at retail are exempt from this
1sv and retail sales are defined to be
@saies made with a single buyer, whose
,rsine does not exceed $40. The reunion in
n sineie invoice of various parcels, one Of
TT,l1Icb does not amount to $50, but which
IN The aggregate may exceed that GUAM
titv - remains subject to the tax. Retail
saies in the public markets, or by am
b,,I9+orv sellers, or licensed establish
ments whose capital does not exceed $500,
are also exempt.
tickets Of all descriptions-railroad
+heatar. etc-must have a stamp as must
90 Oh mage Of the reports Of meetings, each
Ieof If "a merchants ledger, day, or cash
book and every cigar sold singly, which
,,,1st be delivered to the buyer IN a stamp
"a vvrapper Sales of imported spirits
nav Der cent when sold by producers or
feslers at wholesale, and a half Of / per
cent additional when sold at retail Gross
receipts Of city railroads pay per cent.
nnbifc amusements 2 per cent upon the
amount paid for entrance; playing cards
s0 nor cent.-Daid in stamps-On the retail
nriee and manufactur tobacco variety
If taxes. proportional to quality and
value. Mercantile drafts are taxed at 81
on every hundred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-25
Personal.

rBECOMlNG HAlRDREssINa. rHE
proper start for a successful photograph:
homemade haircuttiug and puns are
bound 60 make the face antiQuatal and
aged. los Lroughton. the place Tor skll-
ful hair dressing. hair smuggling hair
shampooing. hair treatment. Curlette TO
keep the hair IN curl. Toilet and shaving
outfits.
GO AND SEE YOUR WATCH
through block ~ wood at Kolshorn's.
FINE DRESs-MAKING AND GENER-
al sewing. l9l Brourhton street, between
Jefferson ana Montgomery.
INCONSISTENCIES AND ALL THE
households are delighted with "Hc-No"
Tea. IL surpasscs every thing at the price.
Sold IN original ten. twenty. forty and SOW
enty-flve-cent packages. Call for somo.
FOR FANCY GROCERIES. CHOICE
meats, vegetables. etc, try Scott 4 Da-
Wis, 81 Henry street; all goods promptly
delivered at loves, prices.
FINNs AUCTION ROOM: YOU CAN
ind almost anything you want / pay
spot cash for bicycles. or Will buy any
Kind Of fixtures and merchandise.
TREATMENT OF THE FEET. LEM
Davis. surgeon chirOpodlst. cures corns.
bunions. ingrowing nails and other dia-
eases OF the feet Office 70 BroughtOn
street Ofice hours 70 a. m. 10 3 p.
n. and to p. m. VIII attend at resi-
dences without extra charge. Orders can
be LETT at office or al Wheeler'a drug store,
Bull and State streets.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED, GENERAL AGENTS TO
sell Mexican herbs for tho blood, liver
and kidneys. Address Mexican Herb Com
pany. Amerlcus, Ca.
WANTED. AGENTS; 5000 x WEEK
sure TO workers. no capital needed: new
goods; new plan; sells at sight; every
family needs II. "A. 3. Co, Box 424 Gin
cnnat, O.
WANTED, a MAN TO TAKE AN OF
fee and represent manufacturer; SO per
week; small capital required Address,
with stamp Manufacturer, Box 2l2. Con-
cord junction. Mass.
sALESMEN-ONE IN EVERY STATE.
TO sell our cigars on credit. Samples, good
pay, expenses and exclusive territory to
proper applicants, Address 4. O. BOX 1854,
New York City.
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orrAy FREIGHTs.

1900 Market quiet: rates quoted are
C2.-9-- -.,-nis: Boston, per bale H.Zoi
va per bale, $LtV; Fnlle'lel y S,is "a.
N-f f. Baltimore, per bale, Sl--oi
Via New York, &c; breL lleh,
I. 4, YORK. 51c; Antwerp. VIA Ne"
y -. H-rre. via New YORK, Soc. am
l-A IA %sw York. 43c; Genoa, va
~ v--s &c. Rsyal, via New AO- n ''0'
--t---- via New York Sc
IT-t.r-8v Sail-Freights are steauy
'r races. Foreign business = Ll NI 2 2
= ~ --rrfuaL The rates from this al H
C--- c-.rEla ports are quoted az Sf-1Sts
4s- range including Baltimore ana
-,.-F Nfs. Railroad ties, base II Ieet,
= --r.r rates, 50cQ$l.0O higher than
r. rates. To the West Indies ana
-----g-~H nominal; 10 Rosario, Slz,UJl
~. r--es Ayres and Montevideo, Sl0.t0
1,a t5 Rio Janeiro. Sl400; TO spanish
y f.te-ranean ports, SlLS1Gll.o0; 10
f--.-sI kingdom for orders, nominal lOr
,-l-t-~ Ground rs standard.
NJ s-ean-To New York, 500; TO Enlla-
f5rta 500; 10 Boston, $s.JJi 10 BaIu-
rsYr4 $500. 4,
vsvsl st3res-By Sail-The market 10
,-'s- large sized. Cork for orders are Is
a. Genoa. Is SdQ3c Cd. Adriatic, 2s 6d8
: 81. south America, rosin, 60c per bar
rs OF $50 pounds. astwise-Steam-Io
prs-5n lie per 100 pounds on rosin, gOc on
--i.s. ID New York, rosin, SEC per 100
rri7is. spirits. $50; to Philadelphia, ros-
h H., per 900 pounds spirits, soc; 10 Bal
,'r,ore. rosiu, ~ per 100 pounds, spirits,
a.
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10, HE FOUND 4 POT OF GOLD.
A Staten Island Farmer Discovers
Treasure in Buried Pot.
From the New York World.

EIOAn AiAO ANpN 4 VI FOAAls
Daniel Wandell. farmer. has lived for
sixty years IN the old family homestead
on the Richmond Road, in Concord Stat
en- Island. He was well-to-do before last
Saturday. but on that day he became
weather. by some $1,000 in gold, which he
found placed in an old iron pot, at least
so he himself says.
That day worlkHlen on the Midland rail-
road trolley line halted in front of his
house to dig hole for a pole. The street
at the point is narrow, and it was neces-
sary to set the pole directly at the fence
line and IN the side path winch Tor years
has been used by pedestrians. The work.
men dug the hole within foot of where
Mr. Wandell has several times planted
fence posts.
by curiosity went out to the open hole
and looked down into it. What appeared
to be an iron pot showed on the side of
the clay in the hole. He secured shovel
and, after little labor, excavated the pot,
which he took into the yard and opened.
1t was a veritable pot Of gold. When
he turned the pot over out poured large
sum- The coins were dated thirty years
ago. Their condition and that of the pot
showed that the treasure had been hid
den for many years.
Mr.. Wandell took the money and hid
It. His own family he left IN ignorance
of what amount OF treasure he found
Even now they and the neighbors are no
eyes. it is true" said Mr.. Wandell, yes
terday. that found lot of gold.
when my father Daniel Wandel ST.,
died here on the old homestead back in
the ffties there was supposed to be a
Ia roo amount of money around the house
Int II was never discovered. Father often
said that if 1 took half as much pleasure
snending his money as he did earning 1t
he would be satisfied He was a man Of
frugal habits and worked hard until he
dled He did not believe In savings banks.
sWhen my mother died thirty years ago
thought the money would come to light,
bnt II did not 1 was still sure it was hid
den. but where? The house was ransack-
81 bnf no trace of IL could be found
Marks on the inside of the pot told me
where it came from, but 1 won't tell"