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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25

fore he was acquainted with all the
facts Of the Jepson case, but after an
Investigation into the merits Of the
matter he had decided in favor Of the
bills.
Mr.. Hshne said MR. Boyce had viz
ually admitted all he had charged and
he was then proceeding to demonstrate
hatMrBOyce had instrumentation with
ID speaker and Mr. Kern after he had
been before the Committee. but he was
shut of by the Chair, who said there
could be no personal controversy.
Mr. Hahne-Well We will let it so,
and let Council decide.
Sir. Boyce-And l want to apologize
to Council for making an explanation
of a charge by a man who appears TO
have little brains or sence. Council
understands il, whether he does or not
After some further talk of milder
nature a vote was had on the recon-
meudatiOn of the Committee and it
was adopted, ayes 10, noes 8, the latter
Messrs. Bender, Britt. Campbell, Fair
and John Hess. The First Branch con-
Cured
tt was the general impression that the
attack on the City Solicitor had its ORR
gin i'm the rivaHies engendered by the
local Republican scramble for Office,
and it is equally general that Mr..
Boyces course has been consistent and
all right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Saturday three Eighth ward young
men named Smith and fourth named
Palus were SEEMING in the river oppo-
site the foot Of Forty-eighth street,
and captured about three hundred fish,
weighing perhaps five hundred pounds
in the aggregate. After they got their
seine on board the waves of a passing
boat swamped the craft they were IN
and it sank, throwing all the men INFO
the water. They were weighted down
with overcoats and boots, and in add
ton three Of them could not swim
much. but one Of the Smith boys man
aged to keep the others afloat until they
could get to the boat. which came 10
the surface bottom upwards after the
cargo OF fish had escaped, and all four
were finally rescued at Bogg's Island,
after a very narrow escape from death.
Three of the party were still i'll yester-
day as a result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
BELLAIRE.

r. NJ. wilkins, of st. Clairsville; A.
c. Danford. East Liverpool and W.
Rose, of Darlington, wre registered at
the Hotel Anderson yesterday.
Mr.. |. R. Colts, of the B. & o. freight
ONCE clerical force, is off On weeks
vacation and will take trip over to
West Virginia. starting last night.
W. p. Moore, of GAINESVILLE, was in
Bellaire yesterday on business and reg
istered at the Globe Hotel.
The street railway managers have
concluded to run a through car from
Martins Ferry after the lecture on
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
nights at the regular fare.
Miss Ida King, daughter of VIM.
King. Of Key p. o., Will be married to-
day noon at her fathers home, TO Mir.
James Mcfarland, by the Rev. Rick
etts, o. the Belmont United Presbyte-
rian Church.
VIM. Iddings. a son of Joseph Id
dings. who lived about two miles out
from ST. Clairsville, northwest, has
been adjudged insane by the probate
judge and will be sent to the asylum.
The soldiers relief committee Of
Belmont county distributed S2,3S7 last
week among INDECENT soldiers or fam
lilies. Those already on the list were
retained at about the same figures as
last term, while there were forty new
applicants, most of whom received but
81 per month each.
There was pair of oxen slain in
Bellaire this week that weighed to-
gether 4,1S5 pounds.
The different Democratic candidates
are getting around among their own
and the other mans friends and hus-
Ting for votes.
The trustees Of the fremen's fund or
ganized by electing Jacob Reitz pres
dent and A. J. Holt secretary. A. o.
MellOtt and the city solicitor are to find
out if they can invest the money. and
Mallott and Luke Gavin will investigate
the results and needs of any firemen
who are injured, and may call the COM
mittee together to allow benefits.
The K of p boys will give a mock
initiation at their hall tonight and
Thursday night.
The Gravel Hill literary and social
club will meet ut the home Of w. C..
Stewart. on North Belmont street,
Thursday night next.
Rev. Sam Small will lecture in Bell
aire on temperance from April 1st to
the 4th.
John G. Muth is out after a short but
painful siege Of rheumatism.
Thomas G. Hyatt and wife, Of Chica-
90. are the guests Of friends in the
Fifth ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
Rp1nGEPORT

A very pretty marriage took Ilace
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
PRESBYTERIAN Gnu. Oh. The contract
ing parties We're Miss SOPHIA Evans,
the estimaUle young daughter Of George
Evans. of Lisbon. O., and MI Vim.
Walker of Apollo. Pa. The ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. a.
Donahey. was witnessed only by the
near friends and relatives If the happy
couple. Imme Lately after the cere-
mony an elegant wedding dinner was
rartaken of al the dining rooms OF
Mrs. Elizabeth COss. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker left over The Panhandle N
the afternoon on d welding toT, aiCer
which they Will be at hCme at Lisbon.
Miss Evans formerly resided at his
place. and has many warm friends here,
and Mr.. Walker is a popular roller in
the tin mill at Lisbon.
W. T. Graham is having his home at
Brookside wired for electric lights.
A number OF invitations have been
received here for a dance to be given
at the Court House at St. Clairsville
Friday evening.
aunt Jane" Griffith. we'll known
colored lady Of this place. died yester-
day at the home Of Mrs. r. Criswell,
at Yves, Wheeling.
The Howard Walls Comedy Company
will play at the Opera House tonight
and tomorrow night.
The entertainment given at the OPP
era House last evening for the benefit
Of Miss Sadie Jobe, the blind musician,
was well attended.
The funeral Of Samuel Woodcock will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ant
Pithily Told

Minor Matters or Interest Brlehy ana
Pithny Told.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Ludwig Knierem, native o.
Germany. aged 2S and Frinde Huber,
a native of Germany, aged q.
james B. Minkemeyer was yester-
day appointed administrator of the es-
tate of Wilhelmina Minkemeyer, de-
ceased. Bond, $500; John G. Minke-
meyer. surety.
There were two cases in Police
Court. yesterday morning. The Little
Washington man who was hugging
ladies on market street went to the
hill. The other victim paid his fine.
Judge PAUL will hold a special term
CT Court this morning
The friends and patrons of Central
school are invited to witness the reg
ular school work Thursday morning,
March 26. Special programmes will be
rendered in the afternoon, TO which
they are also invited.
Council will meet in special ses-
sion to consider the building ordinance.
Through a confusion of names the
Register yesterday said Mr.. Menke-
miller move in the Health Committee
to award the contract to Mr.. Coffey
Mr.. Menkemiller is not member of the
committee.
-Parke Division of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians viii receive holy COM
munion in a body at $50 o'clock mass
at the Cathedral on the 18th of April.
The dance given by the jasmine
Club last night was very well attended,
and was a big success in every way.
Music was furnished by Prof Thompson
and the dancers made merry until
n. 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25


The report of the Committee on
Health transmitting its recommends
ton that the contract for removing the
garbage for the ensuing TWO years be
let to Thomas Coffee. al his bid OF S.
500. was received and read in the Sec
ond Branch. The report required the
contractor to keep in use not less than
ten carts during the summer months.
and there was also the usual require
ment regarding the holding back Of the
first months pay as guarantee fund.
Mr.. Elliott moved TO strike out the
name of T. Coffee and insert Charles
Becker, at S11,500.
This was lost. ayes 10. noes ID
Mr.. Hahne then moved TO insert the
name Of James McCracken, at $l,050.
Lost; ayes 9. noes Is.
Mr.. Wills moved to insert the name
Of II. p Jennings. at $9,S00 Lost; ayes
8. noes "a.
Br. Britt moved to substitute the
name Of George r. Naber at S1O,243.
Lost.
Mr. John Hess moved to insert the
name Of WOodman & Co. Lost.
Mr.. Kern moved 10 insert the name Of
O'Neill Lost.
Mr.. Fair moved to insert the name Of
James Conrad Lost
Mr.. Hamilton then moved the previ-
Gus question. and It was not ordered,
ayes 4. noes %.
The Chair Camid laughter)-The pre-
vi0us question viii not be put at pres
ent. after r pause). If there are no
other motions. the previous question
viii be put.
Mr.. wills moved that the vote by
which the name Of Mr.. Jennings was
rejected be recousidered. There was no
second.
John Hess moved TO reconsider the
McCracken rejection. Lost.
The question then required on the re-
port Of the Committee. and st was lost,
ayes 3. noes u. This knocked out Mr..
Coffee and the whole resolution to-
gether. and the members looked at one
another awhile. and then went 10 other
business. while the crowd in the gallery
made a wild rush for fresh air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
HEALTH OFrrcER.s FEES

TIE report Of the special committee
on Gees OF Health OHcor. recommending
the PAYMENT OF S1.11250 Co DIR. JeDsOn.
was hen read amid much confusion.
The Cha'r-Did you hear the report Of
the Committee
a y0ice-HOw could thev2
Another voice Read it again.
w1s read again
Air. Re rer said he voted in Commit
teen Tor The compromise, ON the recon-
incubation o. the City Solicitor. ale
though ne was hardly convinced.
Air. Wills made am explanation of he
increase in the amount of the bin. say
ing &c was because additional cases had
been added bu, the basis of cOmDuta-
ton was The same He was satisfied
DR. JeDs0n had acted throughout i'm good
faith The Se,tleuen, was 20 be in FUN
90 date. The City solicitor had said
the Doctor could collect the whole bin.
and IL was better To- pay SLIGO than So
O0o.
Mr.. Hahno said De had been voting
against The bills nos only en- his own
convictions but also on the advice of
the City solicitor Who was en- record
agains. Dr. Walden He also said the
Solicitor HAD stated. in the presence of
the speaker ana Nr Kern. that what-
ever claim Or. Walden might have. DR..
Jepscn had none q, al Ee was goirg
TO- yo,e 10 pay the blu because the So
ic.-or had changed his front am Of a
sudden
ar Boyce then asked that he De given
permission TO reply 10 the attack made
upon him. and Mr. Hahne moved he
have the use o. the floor
NIr Boyce then said me replied 20 the
attack with hesitation, and that hest
tation arose from the fact that he
scarcely thought Che attack worthy OF
q reply. Proceeding. ne said. with a
great deal OF feeling. NE was on
record in both cases be,ore The Commit
tee and tha. record was against the
Wslden bin aad fin favor o. PAYING the
Je1zon bills He dii make some re-
roarks 90 The outset. 20 Mr. Hahne. be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
THE QUEENS SECRF.
How Victoria Has Retained Hs-
ful Health and Strer,.., 70

Have you ever heard Of ous.-
ria's secret2" -''e- Va
t. was q well known Ne v.-.
clan VINO recently asked The s,r
CUES -on, IN me course az a oor-..-. '.-lli
MS club. None Of the comr.-,. @.
heard ao0ut IT,, and they url.s.l .i, q
an explanation. he then r.,-. az
lowing remarkable story. A !
1T is a well known facf " i....
the Queen a Great Britain II .l %
most wonderful old iadIas 1--
Although she is reariy 81 y-sr. -...
IS. to-day, as bright and so,-ea az
woman Of 50. And why do rr,,
81 l VIII tell you, for ] ot,sf,.
formation from reliable source.
cause her majesty never allow.
pass without taking a Ht-a g
whiskey. She takes this ..- q
stimulant by the advice of her r-
among whom are some az .-ter
medical men m the world Trst
queen Is so full Of HE and .-.-
Of her advanced years ~ L 81
This IS an Interesting s+rr,.. ,.,.
proves that scientific mos ca
telling us that nothing c6n-,-.-
pure matt st'mulant for r.-5 ,
neaith. nfortunatciy such s..-..
pN TO means common on more -..-,
reap the benefit Of taking .1-5
ration: IN fact. there ls orv c- 's
medicinal whiskey .n evfs.e-
eent!rely tree from injurious s1r..-.
IL known as Dufy's our, mai.
ana thousands Of men and wr- .i
testified 10 the wonderful berf ~.
from taking u. la
Nothing has ever ecua,ff i- r.-..
up t1e blood, promoting q r-s-i7r ct,
Terror limitations should Doe s..e-..,
erocers or druggists who at..---.
sulute something which they c.a.-,
as good as Dufy's.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25

CITY Solicitor Boyce submitted a long
statement concerning that portion of
the report of the gas works 'investi-
eating Committee which contained a
claim of $4,000 against Henry Floor
sheim. coal contractor. and after fully
reviewing all the facts concluded by
saving there was no shadow Of acclaim
against the contractor. The finding OF
the Solicitor was cOncurred in. and Mr..
Floersheim viii be paid ell money due
on his contract with the city.
The First Branch cOnCurred.
The report of the Solicitor appears
elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
ruEGAs ORDINANCE.


The ordinance allowing the Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia 10 lA-
crease it's net price -rcm loo per l,oOO
feet TO Use per 1000 feet. came up ia the
Firs, Branch.
After the measure had been read,
Capt otto called for the reading OF the
petition OF glass workers, asking Tor tne
passage of the measure.
The petition. which contained tW0
hundred and three names. was read by
the clerk.
CaDt Otto-Now. Mr. President. l
know. something about the glass bust
ness. and Il IS essential 10 the Central
Glass Company that they should have
gas at that plant They make a fine
grade of glass az that works, and they
have TO compete with plants in the gas
belt o. Indiana. where they not only
have free gas. but cash bonuses be
sides. This they cannot DO, unless they
can get gas here. and III not they VIII
be forced TO use coal or OIL Gas is not
50 necessary at our North Wheeling
works. but itris essential at the Central.
They must have gas II they are 20 COM
pete az all with factories using nee
gos. and iC viii be hard enough for them
10 compete IF they set gas. IL raising
the price three cents VIII encourage the
Gas Company 10 go on and prospect and
get more gas. it win be well worth the
increased price 90 the consumers. i
don't believe that the consumers are
kickiu git is somebody else.
Mr.. Otto referred TO- the terms Of the
ordinance. and said it beh0oved C0un-
ell To- help OUT fin this important mat
ter
Mr.. Britt moved % refer the ordinance
TO the Committee on Ordinances, and
Mr Farrell seconded it.
Capt. Otto said be would not object
10 this but Council had been dilly-
c sing over the matter fer months.
spring Is about opening. Let's give the
Gas Company chance 20 dO something
We have now been running along for
four months"
Sir. Britt think we ought 20 let it
so before the Ordinance Committee.
and go over the measure.
Mr. Ebeling asked IF the paper had
not been before the Committee. and
Nr Britt said &c had not
Mr.. Menkemiler asked that Mr.
George Heard. Of the Gas Company. be
heard
Mr. Heard said that I'm q matter Of
fact the measure had been twice before
the Ordinance Committee. and once be-
fore q SPECIAL committee. and had been
reported fay0rably. The only change
was an amendment giving Council the
r..rnf IN unrrnaf TTr r-,- -.r., .f,- 0-.1-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
- WHARF ORDINANCF.

The ordinance reducing the wharfage
charges came up in the Second Branch,
and was read and passed. The only
amendment made was by Mr. Kerns,
who moved 20 make the salary $500.
This brought on a debate which ended
I'm a salary of S40O and % Per cent. of
the gross receipts. The FIRST Branch
refused 10 concur i'm the change, and the
Second asked for q committee of con-
ference. The committee got to work at
once. and at 1850 reported in favor OF
$500 and % per cent. and this was
agreed to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of tn,
Boats and BOA men.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of the
Boats and BOA men.
The stage of water last night was 10
feet and rising slowly. Falling at
nearly all points above.
Capt. Charles Menges, owner of the
steamboat Goebel, is putting the boat
in good shape, preparatory to entering
the excursion trade this summer.
Capt. Lee Anshutz will pilot the boat.
-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
The visit of the River and Harbor
Committee cost the Pittsburg men about
$500 Wheeling got off much lighter,
and made a more creditable showing.
Yesterdays boats, in addition to the
local packets. were the Hudson for
Pittsburg. and keystone State for Gin
dnnati. Both had excellent trips.
To-day's boats: Ruth. Charleston. 6
q. m. Ben Hur, Pittsburg, 8 a. m. {;
Evansville, Newport, IL a. m; Jewel,
Claring,On, $50 p. m; Lorena, Pitts
burg. midnight
Pitsburg, Pa, March 24.-River 10
fcc- and falling at the dam; weather
clear and warmer.
Warren, Pa, March q. River 1 foot
inches; weather cellar and cold.
Morgantown. w Va, March "a
River 10 feet Sinches and falling; clear
and warmer.
Steubenville. O.. March 24.-River Il
feet 8 inches and falling weather clear
and cold. Down-Henry Debus. Nellie
Walton. Ruth. Up-Adelle, Hudson
Greensboro Pa, March 24.-Rjver Il
feet and falling; weather clear and mild,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
FINE PIANO FOR SALE.

Six months ago we rented a very
choice new Krakauer upright piano To
Prof. James stephen Martin TO use
in teaching vocal culture. Owing to his
work in PittsbUrg he was obliged 70
give up his class here. and we now offer
this PIANO 80 great bargain As il
was used only one day in the week, the
piano is in every sense of the word as
g0Cd rs a new instrument
+. W. BAUMER & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

The stockholders Of the Mozart Park
Association held meeting yesterday,
at which they elected officers for the
ensuing year. The election for mem
bers Of the Board resulted as follows:
Henry Schmulbach, John Kohm. Il. ".
Schfebe, Phillip Kunz. G.. Il. Medick.
w. c. Handlan G. Kalbitzer, F. Beck
endorf. A. W. Hamilton, Chas. Rohrig
and Charles Horstman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
SOUTH SIDE ROBBERY

Some time last night thieves entered
the house Of i'll fame kept by Bessie
Larew. on Water street, below the
creek, and carried off two ladies' gold
watches and so in money. The rob
berry was reported to the police as soon
as the articles were missed. The thieves
are supposed to have entered a second
story window. The proprietor of the
house is in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
ruE NoRruwooD ASSIGNMENT.
Some Additional Details OF the Liabilities
OF the Company.


The Registers very complete account
Of the failure of the Northwood Glass
Company and of the assignment Of
Messrs. Mann, Mears and Floto, was
read yesterday with a great deal Of in
terest. 1t was the only complete ac-
count published. Yesterday it trans
pired that the total liabilities OF the
company were almost $4,000, but Of
this $4,000 is held by the parties who
are partners in the Northwood Com
pany. The actual liabilities are thus
about 100000 OF this $40, oJ0 is held by
the Park National Bank OF Cleveland,
a portion Of which is due; $4,000 is
held by the First National Bank Of
Bridgeport; S5.O17 rs of the Commercial
Bank and $500 by the Peoples Bank
of Martins Ferry, and $1,000 Of the Sc
curities is in the hands Of the Ziegler
heirs at Wheeling. There are perhaps
a few additional outstanding notes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
THE GARBAGE Contract
Knocked Into a Mess by Council, Last
NiCht.

None of the Bidders Could Muster
Enough Votes to Capture the
Plum, and the Thing S Awfuly
Tanqlcd-The Natural Gas Ordin-
ance Passed and is q Law-Henry
Floersheim INDICATED and the
Investigating" Committee Gets
Another Black Eye-The Health
Officers Fees Allowed, Alter a
Pretty Scane-NisceuaneCus-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25

IF YOU haven't visited Geo. R. Tay-
lors curtain and drapery department,
you should go to-day and see the grand
opening. Hundreds were gratlfed yes
terday with seeing the display.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
GENERAL NOTICES.

DITTSBCRG. WHEELING
1 KENTUCKY RAILROAD cOAPaAN
Wheeling. W. Va. Starch
The annual meeting OF toe slo.N
Of the Pittsburg Whet IS aud
Railroad Company will n.l ar .l
ctpal Office OF the company, in ~ l
Wheeling. West lrs ma, 81 ~.
nose OF holding an election fJr DIR
10 serve for The ensuing year. ana .
transaction of such other business as m
pr5Deriy come before the NEE, ng
Trt0sff :. b. LiGGETT q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25

The public interest attaching to much
Of the business before Council last
evening. attracted quite number Of
people TO the City Hail. and the lo0bys
Of the chambers were well filled when
the Two Branches were called to order.
The natural gas ordinance and the gar
bage contract were responsible for most
Of the attendance i'm the Second
Branch twenty-three members answer
81 to their names, and in the First
Branch ten. 0r Irwin was in the
chair in the last named Branch
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS

The regular monthly report OF the
City Clerk showed total balances for
three months of S3O.713.36. CITY Col
lectOr Hall has paid 20 Receiver Kindel-
berger. to March 21st S10.66s91 on ac-
count Of fifty. cent levy, and S154316 on
account of ten cent levy.
Licenses were granted as follows: L
Becker. No. $500 Chapline street:
Grub & Harth. Thirty-frst and Chap
line streets. and c.. Oberman, No. 70
Thirty-third street.
The Committee on Accounts report
ed that the books Of the Clerk and Re
ceiver had been examined and found
correct.
The West Virginia Sand Company
presented a petition 10 be allowed TO
construct a sand elevator at the north
end of the Panhandle freight depot.
Tt was accompanied by q favorable petit
tiOn from property owners. tt went to
Wharves TO draw an ordinance.
Bills were ordered paid as follows:
Scales Gee. ..... ..... .......$ 81 IS
Police ............... 5000. II 20
Health ...... .-........ ..... 469 03
Total .......... ...........s $50 IS
The following ordinances were intro
duced i'm the Second Branch and were
duly passed by that body:
An ordinance granting the right to
lay a switch at the foot OF Twenty
fourth street, to the Pennsylvania Sand
Company.
An ordinance making general appro-
priations for the month Of April and
May.
An ordinance extending the provis-
ions Of the Seventh ward Cow" ordin-
once TO the entire city.
The letter from Postmaster General
W. L. Wilson. acknowledging the re-
CENT of the resolutions of Council ask
ing chat a gunboat be named after this
city, and promising aid, was read and
filed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
NOTICE.


Wheeling, W Va, February q. lgi
To the Voters of Ohio County:
am a candidate 10, Sheriff Your so.
is respectfully solicited al DO. Rep.a
primaries. 10 be held on Apr. 9TH s
-. i. Caldwell
feb2ge&dt oap-5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
4 ENCOURAGEMENT,

I hereby announce myself -a--.l-
for the Republican nom nation lar o...
Aesc- scr. country distric. and respect
solicit the support of voters ~ Olil CON.
at he primary Gle. ion.
m~15d TO qn25 ROBERT ANDERSON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
AsLP WANTED.

WANTFD-A DISTRICT DEPUTY
FIRST ciaes opportunity for compe.e
e.anizer and solicitor Address, giyr- b.
eXperience and references, ffa
order" care of p. O. Box SS, Ri,la
n, U-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-25
T V. L. RODGERS

Respectfully asks for your votes a. "a. p.
publican Primary Election on ,aa ss .
April for the Office Of Clerk of ~, c-r-.
Court for ohio County. m.IMWs...