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Evening star., 1896-04-06
TOMORROw's GAME.

Georgetown to Play the Strong
Princeton Nine.
Georgetown's base ball season will begin
in earnest tomorrow, when the wearers of
the blue and the gray meet the Princeton
team at Georgetown field. Both teams are,
as yet, undefeated, and the fact that
Princeton took away the championship
from Georgetown last year will only serve
to make the latter team play as it never
has before. The Georgetown team has
shown up well in its games up to date, and
it only remains to be seen what they will
do against the team from Princeton. The
Tigers have not been beaten yet, and will
Evening star., 1896-04-06

to be regretted. but Maloney is doing excel
lent work with Tracey and Lambert, and in
the last inning with Dickinson Saturday,
held Mahoney in good shape. Easton is the
pitcher that defeated Georgetown last year
in the final game of the series, but Wilson
has, perhaps. been doing the best work of
the present season. The team is under the
direction of Capt. Bradley, who plays in
the outfield. The team, as it will come to
the bat tomorrow. will be in the following
order: Ward. Easton, Altman. Kelly. Brad
ley, Wayave, Wilson or Suter, Gunster and
Titus.
Evening star., 1896-04-06
Florida Filibusters Intercepted.

The American schooner Martha, which
left Key West, Fla, Tuesday night with
an expedition bound for Cuba, returned
yesterday with the entire party, after hay
ing met Spanish cruisers several times and
barely escaping capture in Cuban waters.
The party consisted Of fifteen, five Ameri-
cans and ten Cubans
Evening star., 1896-04-06
A Play Sold.

Virginia Stuart, the leading woman in
the play which was presented here last
week at Aliens Grand Opera House. today
filed bill Of sale. conveying the scenery,
costumes, properties, personal wardrobe,
effects and everything pertaining to the
play IA Woman of War; to Caryl Wilbur
The consideration II placed at 500.
Evening star., 1896-04-06
Hotel Arrivals.

Ebbitt-H. B. Davis, y. 8. revenue serv-
ice; E. W. Rowe, NJ. c. Peters and A. K.
Potter, New York; NJ. ]. Murray, Boston,
Mass. F. L. Eaton. Sioux City, Iowa.
Willards-G. Schatt and A. Brand, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; NJ. Peniwell, Decatur, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dietz, Albany, N. Y.
Rtggs-C. Coombs, Boston, Mass; l..
PeEce and ]. F. Sheehan and wife. New
York; A. G. Hancock and wife, Richmond.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Whiteley. Newark,
N. ].
Page's-A Looming, H. H. Warner and
]. D. Murphy, New York; e. w. Grigg,
Chicago, Ill.
Shoreham-G. r. Thorne and wife, Chi
csgo. ILL.,; w. D. Phillips and G: S. Hoyt,
New York; T. r. Hoyt, Boston. Mass; H.
F: Levanger. Christiania, Norway; c. w.
Arlington-J. F. Kirk and wife, Pitts
burg, Pa; w. S. Walker and wife. Chicago,
ILL.,: R. L. Banks. jr., Albany, N. Y: Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Browne, New York; Mr..
Halsey. Newark, N. J.
Normandie-L. H. Prentice, Miss E. Prem
tice, J. c. Beach and F. L. Mills. Chicago,
H.; T. w. specht and wife and Miss L.
Cochran-M ]. O'Brien. New York; d. w.
Cogsweli, Boston, Mass: J.. B. Townsend.
Philadelphia, Pa; J. P. Wilson and Miss
Agnes r. Wilson, Chicago, Ill.
Hamilton-O. Bright, Philadelphia. Pa;
L. B. Moore, Baltimore. Md; c. Fries and
wife, Cleveland, Ohio.
Oxford-R. L. Fraser, Pittsburg, Pa; e.
Rhoads, Mrs. s. w. Rhoads and Miss
Rhoads, Germantotwn, Philadelphia, Pa;
W. F. Ownes, New. ork.
National-C. Weit Richmond Va; g. w.
Miller, New York; J. Stow, New York; w.
J. Bennett and wife, brooklyn. N. Y; c. D.
Trueman, Wheeling. W. Va; c. d. Terre,
Springfield. Mass.
Raleigh-Jas. NJ Young, Atlanta, Ca: A.
B. Wilson, New York; G. F. Fitzgerald,
New York; H. L. Dyer, New York; Fred.
Duelor, Ell Paso. Texas; VIM. Lyons, New
York; VIM. Way, New York; T. A. Stod-
dart St. Louis, Mo-; r. T. O'Neil Boston,
Mass; N. P. Wardwell and wife. New
York =
W. H. Mercer. Blaeksburg, s. c.; Jno.
Cleveland, Lakeville. Conn; 8. H. Wheel
house and wife, Chicago. ILL.,; J. G. Smith
and family, New York; g. w. Eyler,
Johnson-H. 7. King, Philadelphia, Pa;
A. B. Wilson, Baltimore; H. B. Ellsworth,
Boston. Mass; VIM. Lansing, N. Y; E. q.
Come. Richmond. Va; E. B. Blinton, Chi
csgo, ILL.,; E. X. Haupt, New York.
st. james,. E. Dennis, New Haven,
Conn.,; Henry E. Marsh and wife, Spring
field. Mass; Geo. B. Fish. Jersey City.
N. j.: Kirk Seabury, Petersburg, Va; s.
NJ Robinson, Princeton. n. z; M. R.
Simons. Chicago, ILL.,; F. L. Gile, Boston,
Mass; Ira G. Nichols, Providence, r. I.
Evening star., 1896-04-06
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Clark agt. Clapp: sale finally ratified.
Middle States Loan Company agt. Simmons;
do. and receiver directed to pay fund to
complainant. Harris agt. Fendall; rule on
defendants to cross-bill returnable April D
granted.
Evening star., 1896-04-06

The Central Labor Union at Brockton,
Mass. has received communication from
Congressman Elijah A. Morse, saying ht
would present TO Congress a petition for
the free coinage of silver at a ratio of 10
to 1.
Evening star., 1896-04-06

The furniture factory of the Anderson G.
Winter Manufacturing Company at Clinton,
Iowa, was entirely destroyed by fire Sat
urday night.
Evening star., 1896-04-06
Several New Features.

1t will be noticed that the program, as
outlined in Mr.. Baer's letter. contains sew
eral new features. and, besides the relig-
ious services, gives the delegates an op-
portunity for sightseeing and excursions
as well as for the state rallies and recep-
tions by local churches, which will 3e held
Saturday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
The Demonitiza bon Act.
ID the Edltor OF the RegIs ter.

To the Editor of the Regis ter
McMECHEN. w. Va. September l.
IN Yesterdays evening paper noticed an
article entitled The Crime fsiS7S," placed
in the editorial columns ancI commenting
ON an article that should ave appeared
in the Pittsburg Leader. WI hch says:
THE assertion that the dc monetization
Of silver was secured by ste nth through
the bill of 1873 has been answered at
length and satisfactorily by the Pitts
burg Leader"
II may have been a satisfac Tory answer
for those who are unacquaintC d with his
torical facts. but to a man ''up tree II
appears to be a fabrication based upon
facts. as any one who is acquainted with
the fact that a member of Congress is
permitted TO write out speech on a sub
ject before that body and have it placed
ON the records of Congress wi thout ever
having been delivered. appears 10 me TO
account. in a great measure. for the abil-
ity Of the Leader to quote from speeches
said 10 have been delivered. as ] believe
the offer Of II. NJ. Teller of 500 for each
and every paper OF the time covered by the
dates lNbt 10 1915 inclusive Ielrtl MIS- W INC
provision for the decentralization OF silver
should prove.
II goes farther and states that silver at
that time was worth 1O3 cents on the dol
lar. one of the strongest arguments that
can be produced by gold standard paper,
for the remonetizatio of silver, for it is
plain to me that II the coinage of silver
accompanied by the commercial demands
for the white metal could keep silver at a
premium. it should effectually silence the
only argument that is produced by the
opposition TO free silver, viz: the 5O-cent
dollar
How any one with the honesty of pur-
pose that should prompt a man in the dis
cussion of q political question Of such i'm
portauce to the public in general. can per-
vert facts I can't understand. but l think
any one who will so twist facts 10 suit
their own views Is understanding OF atten-
ton.
II further states: There was no partic-
ular opposition 70 decentralization
10. Why was that? Simply becuse it
was entirely unknown except in a small
circle Of pocket lined" representatives
CO of the people,
RAILROADER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
Valuable Property and Stocks for Sale

The following valuable parcels Of real
property in the city Of Wheeling are now
being offered by the undersigned a pri-
vate sale:
!. The brick residence known as No. 20
FIFTEENTH street and The lot on which it
is situated
? The business property known as No.
lil9 Main street, extending through TO
South street.
3. The business property known as No.
1911 Marke; street extending 70 alley =. -
Also shares Of stock OF the following
banks and corpora tiOns:
Aetna-Standard Iron & Steel Company,
common.
STANDARD Iron & Steel Company,
preferred.
Ohio River Railroad Company.
Bank Of the Ohio valley.
City Hospital Association
HOWARD HAZLETT, Assignee.
1911 Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va.
seleGdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
THE STATE UNIVERSITY
VIII Probably Have Not Fewer Than Fvie
Hundred students This Understood
Reports Coming In.

WIN FoD@Dtf itNe NOT feWer Inan fVie
Hundred Students This Winter-Good
Reports Coming In.
Special to the Register.
Morgantown. w. Va. September .
President GoOdknight, of tins State Uni
ESity, has returned home, after spend
ing several weeks in attendance at in
sCJutes at different points in the State.
He says that the Indications are that
there will be about 500 students here al
tAe beginning OF the fall term, Septem-
Der 9.
Ine cadet corps was filled up some
time ego. and there ar many applicants
who cannot get in. II is thought thar
tn number of the corps will be in
creased by the next Legislature in Or
der 10 met with the great demand.
There is no doubt but that the nroll-
mcnt will reach between 500 and 900 be-
fore the close Of the school year of 1886
81. The University buildings have all
been overhauled and put in readiness,
and many students are already here,
while applications for rooms and board
frg are pouring in from all points in the
State
MIR. Albert COllett, of Beverly. w. Va,
The new private secretary to Pr siden1
Goodnight. arrived yesterday The
professors who have been spending
their vacations out Of town, havs about
al returned home With the big lo1
sale September 9. opening of the Uni
versity. and Republican rally the Sth,
Mcrgantown VIII b. very lively next
week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
TWELVE WE'RE KILLED.
A Terrible Explosion at a Nitro-Glyccrine
Plant.

Pinole. Cal. September 2.-An explo-
sion In he nitr0-glycerine works Of The
California Powder Company wrecked
ME building and caused the death Of l.
workmen. eight Chinese and the follow
inc whites: James McNul'y, W. ".
Crates. James Fritz, NJ. Garlea.
Several other wOrkmen were more OF
less injured by the explosion, which
was followed by a second conclusion.
TIE plant comprised about so isolated
buildings, AMI these caught fire after
.aa explosion and We're practically de-
s.royed. The company estimated the
property damaged q; $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
HAVING.

HAVING.
Down the meadow. down the meadow.
See her where she goes,
Surely never lass in Yeddo
Tripped it upon fieeter toes!
Hark! how Jolly! "Mollie, Mollie."
Comes the call from far away;
And the answer-girilsh folly
"Molie's making hay.
Just the picture for sonnet
To be writ upon
Roguish face within bonnet,
Hidden from the ardent sun.
Not a shred Of melancholy
In the whole sweet summer day.
Skies blur of blue. and Mollie-
Molie making hay!
BY may faith. ere long farmer
Every swain viii be,
With so lovable a charmer,
Going in for husbandry.
Ere another lover trample
Where my eager heart would sway,
(AIollie's set me an eXample0
I'll be making hay.
-Deroit Free Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
IHf GRIND array PARADE.
Old Soldiers Aroused Great Enthusiasm
in st. Paul.
Flowers Along the Way-On a
end stand 1000 Children
Formed a Living Flag Which
Bu~s5 Into song as Gen. Walker
and His staff Rode Up-Forma-
ton or the Procession


g. p7-l Nrirn. S-3-enber I'm re-
,-.- -,,ug,- neces-
cen. years '- LIS - .,e GRAND
sary 10 s-or-en .h7 'e-7 - -.
parade of -1l cid iers, ana ,"'S -.
r-rade exceeded TWO miles ~ Qua q u N M
and Us fix Has over smCJ-n s-Ies-S -.liN
easy walking. ro iil -n9c,s Ne'r al - ~.
pe.-l from IKE ramp. bts-Ue ~
pea-.1z ana recoJuilg OF ola expert
.-.-s nd rraeWilg old &cQC@lu,@uo =
-sers lis nothing Ia. gees ahead OF tAls
eve1- .aaI 81, .- many Oh the '---I@LS ON
forward through th7 entire ye1i. ~ ~,
ing leic strength Tor ms Ie'1." " sliS
days when as c--rfdc-9 '"' -
Tus5N.s AMI -olcAeo e.I-NS anu - -.
themselves nos 50 s.-A ".--' - ~.
march as now. AS ,Le years -i-''e -
q. mere have drop25 on, @. me MY
have Joined -1e silent maj 'l'E' ans
The gradually diminishing lie IeOa.'5 3
-ha- more --sn s5n75 aeon ms P '',79...
since t1 we're u--.lAs "- ''''0'''
equals. 49,
The Ferais l-VlS..lS 80, 49,. ,l' "a -
Una. 80. 81 .',o,.-l,.
"aeA @ -' 7..' -. -, 100,
~--I w., 49,, -,,C,.i,e- s,,,,h.
mo-. .'- '- - .5i,-js:c,.. 3, lli7o.
20 91--.'.' -, - o...s a. O. yvall,s7
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anu s-N - 5,,'.-.-, Sio.roi
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te' - r.[..,-,.i,.o,i,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
POSITIVE DENIAL
or tho Typhoid Fever stories Sent Out
From Morguntown.

From Morgnntown.
P:t.sburg. Pa. , September 2.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was sent 20 the Ass0-
ciated Press to-day:
Morgan,own. W. Va. September ,.
Reports sent from this place saying
cha. an alarming epidemic OF typhoid
fever prevails in this section are wholly
false. DO not know of single case
in mis- place or vicinity. Such reports
are sent by some person who is either
wanting in good sense, or else has some
sinister motive in view.
,SigneO JOSEPH MORELAN.
Mayor of Morgantown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
HOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE

20 shares Wheeling Bridge Conn
4 good investment corner I've 90
10. lilo EOFF STREET. brick D.
lot u feet front, rent for IS per iA W
nos. 2Ols and 2O2l MAIN STREET.
story brick with storeroCmS am lf
40. 81 s. BROADWAY. known 1s re
one MORE lot IN WO0Da''.a
House Of rooms and ~ acf
country. either Tor SAFE or -rt' ..-
A hre RESIDENCE in Plec1tf'
The BLOCH PROPERTY OIL -....
street. ~.
4 very desirable RESIDE -
ginia street. all moderE
Price low -,f .,..g
no. III FOURTEENTH S.
No. 1912 CHAPLTNE
brick dwelling. modern. 1850
. ACRES OF COAL morn
LOT 30xl09 on Thirtcer 80
THREE LOTS. eacn r-,
northeast corner Of Wah .- i.'
streets, Island. VIII 80.
MONEY To f.'| ..,.
RINEhART & TATUA e
Telephone 2l9. '-',-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
PRESTON DEMOCRATS,
Hold an Enthusiastic Convention-Hon. w.
G. Brown and lion. r. W. Monroe Speak.
RAILROADER.

Hold an Enthusiastic Concentration. w.
G. Brown and lion. r. W. Monroe Speak.
Special to the Register
KingwO0d. ". Va, September q
The county Democratic convention was
held here to-day and the attendance
was very good, every district in the
county being we'll represented.
Hon. W. G. Brown. candidate for
Congress. and Col. r. w. Monroe ad-
dressed the convention On the issues of
Ire campaign. combining heir remarks
chiefly 10 the silver clause Of jhe Chicago
platform They both made excellent
spe= ches. and were frequently and
heartily applauded by the enthusiastic
crowd
Strong resolutions endorsing the Chi
cago platform and ticket were unani-
mously adopted; full county ticke. was
nominated. and new county commit
tee elected. with J. S Brown as chair
man and II. C. Hyde as secretary.
The chairman of the county committee
was authorized to meet The chairmen
Cf The other county committees of this
Judicial d.stric, for me purpose Of con-
sider.ng the adyisability OF nominating
a candidate for Judge. and if they de-
c;ded 10 make such nomination TO cast
the vote of Preston county for r. w.
Monroe.
The nominations made were as fcl-
lows: For House OF Delegates. Farley
DeBerry and NJ. c. Gibson; for Sheriff.
D. c. Feather; for Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, w. S. Garner; for Clerk of the
County Court J. X. Monroe: for Pros
ecuting Attorney, H. C. Hyde; for As
SCISSORS d. c. Foreman and J. W. Rob-
inson; for County Surveyor, J. W.
GuSeman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
FOR SALE.

The Feay farm. on the N1..-5. -..4
miles east OF Wheeling. m..H.. -'
Elm Grove and Triadeipa'
acres Of ground, win a .l.. %
z fire suburban residence ai- ill., ~
IN good cultivation, accessl... "a
i'He. ct cars and Ia a iirecl
tending improvements and ,x.... "a,
city TO visit The property
and terms, apply 10 John c.
place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03

-f1d-c~ IF they do not they ought 70 ; but
ANGELS cannot change the course OF Nature
and il IS not right that they should ne
woman who warts TO have heaJhy oaoy,
and who wants 10 come safely through 'he
o-iesl herself with no fc-lOug weakness as
q consequence. will dowhat she can TO make
herself strong and healthtul III every way;
Above all things. She ill-duuug the PERIOD
Of cessation take regularly DR.. PIERCE IA
voritc Prescription This is q positive spe-
cine 1r all female weakness and disease:
IL rey be depended upon to purify ana
strengthen the organs dlsunCdVc!E ieIIh-
niue % >oCthc an Inflammation, ana 20 stop
pain and debilitatiug drains. Il cures where
doctors have failed. and II cures right At
home. without ueccss,t3JiuG abhouent eN-
a-uiultious arG loc1l treatment. II Is the
only medicine i'm tie world that makes the
Co.siur OF t.bv easy and perfectly safe. II
Is the ONLY medicine designed for Is pur-
pose that is the invention OF regularly
graduated physician, an experienced ana
skilled sceci- list in ti.c treatment of the dis
eases of women DRUGGISTS sell IT, and any
woman who wants 90 know all about it-just
how 90 use it-iu her particular case, may
write % pr. IL. y. Pierce, chief consulting
physician OF the Invalds' Hotel and sur
gicJl Institute. Buffalo =. y.
&TAKE LESS MEDICINE. q
There IS no rise iu t.k'ug q great big pill,
OF great lic spoonful OF medicine, tiny
sugar coated granite wl do the same work
Ert DO 20 t1.-.. D- plc-CS's Pleasant Pellets
cure constipation and other disoHlers Of the
digestive rrLlns cure them surely and COM
fe-tli-v. with no gcpiug or other unpleasant
f-tf.uc-t1irc them So ttat they STAY cured. cure
ff,-r more quickly and more easily than the vio-
II medicines that wrench the system. The
Pellets are 20 small that it taxes forty % them
10 6u the i,tt.c vial they come iu. They cost
TWENTY-FIVE cents and -cSi druggists sell them.
j. "a G-f.r,-t attempts 60 sell yCG something else
whi-h he saws IS jus, 1- Good. keep your hard
on v1u- -oeEet-ho5k The mar who Is dishonest
IL oue timing IS net TO b trusted n another,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
A CARD.
M0MT DE- GHAnTal..

The Sisters will continue to allow Day
Scholars to avail themselves of the SUI
perior educational advantages enjoyed by
the pupils of Mt. de Chantal.
The day scholars dine and lunch at the
Mount. and ere taken to and from the mo-
tor by a conveyance provided by the Sis
ters free of charge. School reopens We'd
nesday. September 16.
For terms and further details address
DIRECTRESS OF MT. DE CHANTAL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
FOR RENT.

DRUG STORE ROOM FOR Rr>.-i~-- 49,
"a cor. Third ave. and TWenti.If do -te.l
tington, W. Va. Address ROB- RI, IN,
aul2era ~--aL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
FOR SALE

500 buys rooms, Charles ST.. sa csa
balance in rent.
$500 buys house, rooms. ia o..ye..ls
addition: $50 cash. balance in reui
$50 buys house, rooms. N.. -'i
Centre Wheeling so cash, b5iHr.. BOZ rs--
Lots on Linn 81. and McCOll0eh ST.. .4.!
Wheeling, $50 10 800 each, ON easy I..-
mcuts.
Splendid building site Tor dta.aa
Fourteenth st.
House, rooms. brick, Jacob str A, s1'1
ward, easy terms, e.. 80.
Building site for dwelling, D--1 -.e
street, FIFTH ward.
Eight-rO9m frame house BATH, DIP 4.l
cold water: also double franz --
rooms on each side. with all necessity
| buildings; suitable for TWO l.a I'd
gases. Between Seventh and
streets, east side or Markef 4.l
50xi32 feet. 4 bargain at So
House, u rooms. large cent Dali. N.'1
modern COnvcUienCeS, ana la- '-'
2C09 Chapl!ne street; cheap a. ..'te -' I,
One Of the finest 1-rOom b f gag"
View, with hall: hardwood 4 a. M 90
acre OF land 10 same; at bargain. t..''
House. II rooms. brick. FIJI e''l .'ira''
cre8p, 5000. ..1,
House. s rooms and hall. t4h S.. Nfa
Business property on Market ST. al go D
500. $500, 500. $780, 5000 and $500 20 'o.a
on zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEVlNE,
Tel. CAB. 1888 Market str.
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FOR sALE-REAt Esrar-


FOR SALE-SUBURBAN Fa.,
Elm Grove. within four mimi. i
motor ana r. X. stations nov.
+. VI. Hildreth. Situation e...-.
handing one Of the finest views %. W.
ley. one and .one-haf acres ~ b..
with fine shade ana choice
kinds. House contains q roar
aud bath room. with undnish..
and cold water, heating ane .-
gas, large stable ana carries
line garden plat. II purerI-.. .
three 10 six acres OF grCIr. r
oluGed, containing fine orcaar 4.
lure. on account ~ the fauU- -~
the owner and inability % ..t. .
in winter. this property viii 70
grcat bargain. Terms. sn..
down. balance 70 suit purch4sr
ther particulars apply TO J. q r......
l425 Market street or 20 the oU.
STOkER, al Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.
NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY,

Schaefer & Dr!ehorst Building. Main
street, corner Alley IL. n Practical Busi-
ness aiming school. where youuS man :
taught exactly IS IL he were In a big busl-
ness house. Every branch is thoroughly
PRACTICAL and useful.
Tho Training received Will make you val
liable TO any business house In this country
business men, parents and young men are
invited TO call and see for themselves the
methods used.
Morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
FOR SALE--SUBJRBiK PR3PEsII

Frame house; seven rooms, win l-e al
one-half acres of land. We'll .3il a.4
small fruit; large barn; newly fence. "a
all ~ firs.-class order. bargain 30 s..
Also, a slx-room frame house, VITA "a
porch; gOod well al door; OutuIi ..ls "a
fences an new. Lot 4oxlGv can u- ... .r
$3.50. Both Of these properties ls. d Fin
Grove. and on the new electri .r. A.)
lot AZ WcOdsdale, 10XlS4: water rs -ri
sewerage IN rear. $3.50. Also. tr ..,. %
Edginton Lane, 5jXlZ0; feE- p. $50 ,4.L
$500 to loan.
GEO. J. MATEIs0N.
Real Estate ,..t
Tel. 107. 1918 Ma-f Street.
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NOftl Wheeling PT0per.j Af5...

In order to close the .-.-.. ~ --. ..,
futriCk kJlrcy. ( ne... .,
the property bclonginl O.. t ...,..
tate situated on the We.r ..f .r.-,
street, between F.lth a ,
consisting Of lot 33xl.J fe,- ..-. ,,,...,...,
brick house fronting oil rt. .-
also two-story brick h0.
Alley b. SAID Market auu a..y "a
both paved with brick. Ia. -.y =
in very good condition. u. -'
age and as whole is y..r ...-
opportunity for investment a. S.. 1.r
otherwise, being IN toe ha.l...-t ...
best part of the city WIN sell
or IN Two parts. For particul.r a "a
John e.. ftA.i.
Administration Estate Of PaUiea Ey
au27ch. 7Ol Market S.r..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03

Children are
THAT angels
bring little ba-
bies straight
from heaven.
They are told
that when the
little on e
comes. the MS
tie Of angels
wings may be
heard Angels
probably do
watch over the
mother and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
elNEhART & TATUA
Telephone 2l9.
TRUSTEES SALE.

lad 81 t.-
Mary J. Serge 1rl Lefi
undersigned trustee. ,be5
zSth day Of July. a. y!
in the once oi I'D. ~,
Court for ONO 60
deed Of trust n'1h ~
said trustee VIII pi o.''4
aution. at tre. lIg1t uoo.
House for said Dhio c"1''
Of Wheeling. on
SATURDAY. TIE 18TH lt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
TOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

at the town Of Triadeiph.a -.
-!e# electric car line. one a..
on "nieh is a double fran
good stable. other CutAJUsu
renee. The property rel-s .
month. Price Sl.oyQ. App.y O.. 80
JAMES J.. EaW---
Real Estate and Fra.
lJeO Main 81. Whe-l--.