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The Wolf in Texas.

A porrowfnl tale of the condition of the
crops IN the West and especially in the
State of T xas Ia told by DR.. J. Harvey
Muore, who 'ust returned from an
extended trip, ough that section. There
is only one section of the country in the
West, the doctor says, where good crops
have been made, and that Is from Helena,
Ark, up to Southern Mississippi There
The land will make from half y bale To q
bale Of cotton to the acre, and frnn thirty
five to seventy. five bushelu OF wheat to
the acre.
Iu the famous blacklands of Texre,
where the finest crops in the world are
produced, everything is almost failure.
Bnth cottnn and corn ar. sho ter there
rhan hey have been for many years. No
rain has fallen there since the lat of May,
and in euue sectl ns there has heeu D.,
ram since Apri. This drought is being
trIt more severely from Dtllas through 10
Waco and down to Galveston. In the
central part OF Southern Texas crops are
better than at any other point in the
StaLe, but that is saying little for it.
DR.. Moore says the people ont IN Trxa-
say thi- Ia the worst season of drought
| they have experienced since 1850. Much
| OF the cation that was planted IN april
bias never come up, the seed having laid
in the ground to parch all through The
| sum mer, there being not enough moisture
to germinate them. In some places where
the cotton came up the plant has never
come to matur ty, and stands shriveled
| In the fields.
Corn, which is always very fine In
| Texas, is almost a total failure this year
| the doctor says, and in many places the
tields are filled with little, half grown
| stalas that have dried up in the summer
| suu and rustic mourDfully in the vino
| that sweepa across the barreu waste
| usually filled with vigorous corn stalks,
| loaded down with the golden gram.
he people in Trxa-, the doctor saya
| are very much in favor of Bryan, and the
sentiment for the Nebrasksn ,is growing
| He says gentleman told him that he
| saw q mum ber OF men who wore Mckin
lev buttons reauing the New York SPEECH
| of NJ Bryan and that when they hac
| finished they were 80 much Impressed
that they pulled The buttons from the''
coats and threw them away.-Ahantd
| Journal.
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Bncklens Arhica SAIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions and positively cures Piles, or ne
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise 25 cents per box For sale
bv Hill Rros
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having demands agsins
he Estate of r. M King, deceased
are hereby notified to prasent them. prop
-riv proven. u the upd. .rsIgned within th
rime prescribed by law, and those indebte
10 make payment.
T. L CILNKSCALFS, Jr., Ex'r
MRS. NJ. A. KING, Ex'x.
Sept D, 1895 i3 8
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A CARD.

THE undersigned, Physicians end Sur
eeons. having formed cnpartnership: OF
fer their services TO the City Of A. dersO
aid surrounding cnun.ry. Office over th.
B.uk of Anderson.
J G. HARRIS M n.
B. TOWN END, NJ D.
Sept 9 1895 II 4
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TAX NOTICE.
DEN It's TRY.

V will be in my Office ever, Saturday ant
Il The entire " eek toll, y Ing q Ut an'
third Sundays and Of Saieso~ Tue in
t-rvening Tim. will travel und WORK on
cal, IN rhe country and near T"wns
OFFIcE-Up st .irs in Orr Building, tw'
doors uelow Alliance Store.
Respectfully,
w. J. KING, De ,tis
Jan %, 1895 80
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- He who burruws trouble has to
pay heavy interest.
AN excellent quality of sugar is
now made from waite, melons.
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Executors Sale Real Estate

Executors sale Gea1 ESCaCe
DY virtue Of the authority conferred
ID upon me bv the last Will end resta
ment OF Solomon M. Geer. decrased, ]
will sell at public outcrv in 'ronI OF he
Court House door al A"dersnn. r G. be-
tween the usual hours f public sales
All thai certain Tiart or parcel of Land,
situate in Broadway Township, Anderson
County. =. G on waters Of B'oadway and
Meals Creek containing 8 acres. more
or l-ss. adj lining lands Of j. w Erssine
W. J r rhi"s, s N. Pearman, @. Mar
tin and r @ Anderson.
Terms-One half cash balance on cred
i. of twe We nnths, secured by hord and
mortgage. Purchaser to pay extra for all
necessary papers.
This band has been rented for next y ear
and purchaser will take subject to those
cuntracls.
J. M rEER,
Surviving Executor.
not 1QOe IL
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NOTICE..

NNTILL let to the lowest respnnsib q
wv bidder ON o tnber 18th, at 10 M
tn. building Of Bridge over Greek ! esr
- Ersk,ne's IN 81 .p.well T 'wnship
Al-', IN Frida, 10Th, al II y. M. the
building OF Bri1ge over Little Be yer,
hnm Creek, on new road leading rom
w. l.. Dubhins to r A. Sullivan's In
Fork Township.
P ans aud specifications made know on
day of letting.
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Oct 7, 1895

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having demands agains!
the Estate of Mrs. Sarah Cox, deces' ed,
are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned within
the time prescribed by ,aw, and those in
debted to make payment.
B. F. WRIGHT, Admir-.
Sept q. 1895 IL
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LAND FOR SALE.

T WILL aell to high.at bidder on No
L vrmher 2nd 1S 6, (Si e-dav, at An
deraon G. II q Tracr ut Land near H nea
Parh crntaiuing one hundred aud twenty
I've acres, more or less, knnwn a. the
Mullgan Place This place Ia IN a
pubic road, and has good tenant houses on
it For terms -pplV tn mr a B IT. S G.
MRS ANNA L BYRD.
E1'x L !. Dr. w. G Brown, d-r'd.
S.pt g., 1895 IL
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Teachers Examination.

THE Exauinatiau Of applicants for
Il ncen-e To leash IN the pubic schoo 8
will BIZ held on Saturday, uUr l7tn, from
8, a. m. 10 4 n. Teachers will provide
tueusel, es with writing msterisl-.
D Il. kUSSkLL Sch .ol Com.
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ALSO BEAD THIS.

MEcHAN1csv1LLE, St. Mary County,
Md sold bottle of Chamberlain s
Pain Balm to man who had been
seffering with rheumatism for several
years. 1t made him we'll man. A.
j. McG1LL. For sale at so cents per
bottle by Hill-Orr Drug Co.
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IL Troubled with Rheumatism Read This.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Apr. 16, 1891
have used Chamberlain Pain Balm
for rheumatism and found it to be all
that is claimed for it. I believe it to
be the best preparation for rheumatism
and deep seated muscular pains on the
market aud cheerfully recommend it
to the public. JNo. G.. BROOKS.
dealer in boots, shoes, etc., No. l8
M,;n G.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
"a, ILL I've soId vt the lAte re%iuence o
wv Mn. Sarah Grx dtcaaled, IN N,
v~mher 26, 1895, at 10n. III. the Persm q
Pr .perty If said Mr.. Sarah Cox drce Q
Il, consisting OF Bed Bedding, Clothes
Chairs &c T-i ms-Cssh.
B F. WRIGHT, Admir-
Sept o. 1896 Ii 2
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- A father usually Worries a. much
from fear that his daughter will marry
tie wrong man as her mother worries
from fear that she will not mary 1t all.
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TIE Il -,

READ his list aud Won sill find nne Of the i'm
portant features ah"ut on ok Of Groceries is g
GOOD TEA and COFFEE. Grades you can
depend on, G 'ods YOU nerd rnt he afraid nf. Oar
Stock is the hest throughout Roval Blend Cofe-
a delicions drink. Ice Tea end-a recognized pe-
cessity during the Summer months
Other popular Summer Beverages :-Areadian
Ginger = lie, the finest G rhona'ed Ginger Ale and
1mperi-l Root Beer, refreshing and
bealthful. These hot days come in ard sample our
No Tex Wild Cherry Phosphate. There is NO other
Summer beverage t" corapar- with It,
Blanke's Candies snifs to 81 T. The peo
know it II the best. Fresh lot JUST recei"rd
When YOU need soreth'og REALLY NICE
bsar us in mind The above G DDS we're saectesi tn
please you. Please inf rm us where anything better
No need of purchasin. if you do not find what
JsTIN & 90. and TIE TEAPOT,
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Eastbound Between Anae,,on and wsi.
W0tb'd
hixKD
STATIONS.

J.R ANDERSON, Superintendent
W. C.(OTBRA General grnt. =
Connections ut Seneca th Southeau Railway
No. u At Anuerson with so ,,hsrn Railway Nos.
II and IL
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

..f Line B..t " rrn Charles . Il md Col.
ubia and Urp-rS urh t"'"t,ns, North
arnlira, and Athens n, d Atlanta
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
PAN>ENGER DkPARTHENT,
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CHARLESTON AMn WESTERN
CAROLINA RAlLIHAY ;.

Close connections ut Greenwood for MI pointa oa
!. a L., and {. 4 . hallway, and at Spaaanhurr
with outhern Railway.
For auy Information relative to tickets, rates,
schedule, ETC., addrras
" J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Ageot, Augusta, Ga.
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,sEABuAKD AIRLINE SCHEDULE.
y IN EFFE 4 DEC. q. 1896.
The Atlanta SPECIAL" Solid vestib uIed Trsin-
10 Extra Faru Charged.
.uarh BOUND. soUTHBouHD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-19
BELLAIRE.

Lost-On the car crossing bridge
going west about 7 p. m. Tuesday, q
ladies' pocket book containing about s.
and some cards of Mrs. B. Catch. A
suitable reward will be given if left at
Bridgeport or Wheeling waiting room
The Bellaire athletic club has perfect
ed its new organization, as follows:
President. George T. Morgan; vice
President, Dave McClaren; Secretary,
Joseph McNabb; Treasurer, Charles
Wassman. They meet every Tuesday
night
The Pension Board of Surgeons were
in session yesterday.
Ed Mansell, of the Fourth ward, is
quite sick at his brther's home.
J. w. Stearms, of GAINESVILLE, and
John A. Keff, of Martins Ferry, were
guests of the Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. Brown, of Ozark, and c. Z. Wier
of Beaver Falls Pa, were in the city
yesterday, and registered at the Hotel
Anderson.
There i an excellent young man
candidate for the responsible Office of
City Treasurer. Mr.. Albert Reitz, who
is well qualified to fill the Office, is re-
liable, Of splendid report, and an I'M
swerving Democrat.
The family Of Truant Officer Richard
son is afflicted severely at this time.
Harry the son, is improving some from
a severe spell Of sickness, while Hattie
the daughter, is growing worse.
Fred Wright has opened a grocery in
the room formerly occupied by the At
lantic tea store.
Rev Sam Small viii lecture on From
Bar Room to Pulpit" next Sundayat
2:30 p. IN. in the Elysian theatre under
the auspices of the w. C. T. Z. free.
The reverend gentlemen of the Cath
Ole churches o. Bellaire and Wheeling
exchanged pulpits last night
John w. Hammond and Miss Kate
Wiley were married Tuesday by the
Rev d. w. Chandler. They vii reside
in Rellaire.
George Grafton, of the Marietta chair
factory. was in Bellaire yesterday.
A donation party was held at the
home Of George Messenger. Tuesday.
ami on Wednesday the marshal put his
goods out on the street.
Alien d. Burt has purchased through
the Parks & Co. agency, the Rock prop
erty on Rose Hill.
That debate that was to be at the
school hall Friday night has been post
poned till March 2Sth . snl o.
There is talk of charging the
"Charon' and putting in new cabin.
Then we will have a fine ferry boat,
and the bridge may be delayed.
The postmaster is having the post
Office boxes put in good shape. new
glass and locks fixed, etc.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet tonight at the Office of A J.
Reiiz.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Rose Copham left yesterday for
Canal Dover, where she will open up
millinery store. Her mother will leave
for the same place to-day.
VIM. Martin, of Moundsville, was
here yesterday calling on friends and
relatives.
L. J. C. Drennen has returned home
from Birmingham, Ala, where he has
been the past week on business.
Charles McCord was fined $50 and
costs yesterday by Mayor WestwoOd on
charge of committing a nuisance. The
total amount of fines against him now
is SIS. He, together with Boots" Har-
ris and the colored man by the name OF
Johnson. who stole the watches from
McCabe's, were taken to St. Glars
vile.
The Howard Walls Comedy Company
have decided to remain here the remain
der of the week. Last night they rem
dered Lady Audley's Secret to a large
house.
Yesterday w. L. Noble, of Claysville,
Pa, purchased the stock of furniture
and funeral directory owned by Frank
link. Mr.. link will remain in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Noble.
Miss Marcia Schofeld, accompanied
by her guests, Mrs. Albert Rolf, of Bell
aire, and Jessie Butterworth, OF New
ark. are spending a couple Of days with
friends at Mingo and Steubenville.
Last evening the Thoburn Post, G. A.
R. gave bean bake to members. A
number were present from Wheeling
and Bridgeport. An enjoyable evening
was passed in telling "reminiscences.
James Johnson, of Pittsburg. return
ed home yesterday after a visit with
friends here.
N. A. Bartholomew has Withdrawn
from the race for the marshalship
Miss Edith McKim is visiting her sis
ter at Pittsburg.
A youugster giving his name as Ard
worth Martin. from Luke. Md, was
picked I'D at the blast furnace Tuesday
evening. He ran away from home with
his brother. Word was sent home TO
lis parents.
Geo. Springer had the ends OF three
fingers on his right hand cut off yester-
day morning by having them caught In
the shears at the Aetna-Standard. DR..
J. W. Blckford dressed the injury.
VIM. Green. VIM. Eberly, Frank Den
mis-. Larry O'Connell and and Patrick
Lacey left for Indiana, Pa, yesterday,
where they have secured positions in
the glass house at that place.
The alumni will give their final SPELL
ing bee March q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-19

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton is a practical and useful institu-
ton. It's object is the highest welfare,
temporal and spiritual, Of the young
men OF our city. 1t has been demon
strated beyond shadow of doubt that
young men need the advantages which
the Association supplies and are quick
to avail themselves Of them. The
building is open fourteen hours each
week day. Every day scores and fire.
quently several hundred of young men
take advantage Of the opportunities for
physical, social, intellectual anu relig-
ious improvement.
The Board of Directors recently de-
cided TO add some new attractions which
will enlarge the Association work and
usefulness. During the approaching
building season it is the intention to
build bowling alleys Of regulation size,
and a swimming pool about 1890 IN
the vacant space on the south Of the
building.
These are attractive features in very
many Y. NJ. G. A. buildings in other
cities. and will largely addu to the at
tractiveness of the already popular As
ISOLATION.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of tho Movements of Ind
viduals.

Daily Chronicle of tho Movements of Ind
viduals.
Architect Fred Faris was in Pittsburg
on business yesterday.
Hon. Frank P. Mcneil, who has been
i'll for some time, is improving rapidly.
Miss Isabel Henry left yesterday for
Pittsburg to accept a position in hos
pital.
Mrs. Barbara Mcdonald of the
North End, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is convalescent.
MIR. w. Watt, of Steubenville, is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. Thomas deg
nan. on South Jacob street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hilderbrand,
of Cambridge, are visiting Mr.. Hide
brands mother at Aetnaville.
Samuel Bell has returned to his home
in New Castle, Pa, after attending the
funeral of his father the late NJ. w.
Bell.
Mrs. Minkemeier, Of South Eoff
street, is seriously i'll, the result of a
paralytic stroke, last Monday after
noon. She may not recover.
Mr.. william Lens left Tuesday for
Florida, = ainly on account of his poor
health. ne has the sincere wishes of
his many friends that he will come back
much improved.
Mrs. Jos. Stevens. who was called to
this city on account of the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Barbara Mcdonald,
of the North End. has returned to her
home in Niles, o.
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=, GRAFTON NOTES.

Grafton. w. Va. March 1S.-Hon.
John w. Mason was in our city to-day.
Hon. John J. Davis was here Tueedav.
Attorney E. T. Moreland is in Pitts
burg.
Mr.. L. Anderson has returned from
New York, where ne purchased large
stock Of clothing.
Hon. Frank Hays, of Chenille, was
here Wednesday.
Mr. John Prefer is visiting friends in
Marietta, Ohio.
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming was here
on legal business Wednesday.
J. Hop Woods, of Philippi, was here
Wednesday.
Senator Worley, of Kingwood, was
here Tuesday.
J.E. Hall, of Philippi, was here We'd
nesday
DR.. Anderson, of Cleveland is visit
ing his brother, L. Anderson, of this
city.
F N. Thomas was in Wheeling Tues
day.
T. B. Sweeney, of Wheeling, was here
Wednesday,
Attorney Eugene Sommers has re-
turned from business trip to Green
brier county, w. Va.
c. f. Teter, of Philippi, is in our
city.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Charles Stewart, the well known oil
man from Stewards landing. is here.
He viii 80 out to Colerain this morning
to look about the oil field out there.
Prosecuting Attorney Weems was
down from st. Clairsyille yesterday on
business.
Geo Baker and Robert Purcell. the
two fellows that escaped from officer
Douds Tuesday afternoon, were arrest
ed the same night. They, includinging
the man Murphy, were given a hearing
yesterday on charge of disorderly con-
duct and were fined 81 and costs each.
Murphy was given an extra fine of S25
for resisting an officer.
Samuel Woocock is slowly improving.
John Delaney, of Brilliant, was in
town yesterad on business.
Mr.. Blaney, of Steubenville, was here
yesterday on business.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Last evening sam NJ LovejOy and
George Farley. two srrapping big fell
lows, were begging on Market street
Chief of Police Bennett strolled up, and
they struck him.
Don't YOU know You are not allowed
TO- beg on the streets, asked the Chief
"Oh. yes said one of the pan-hand-
lers. but we're doing it on the sly"
Then they were arrested and locked
nm
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A CLOSE CALL.

A guest at the Mcclure House sun
posed to have been ii railroad maN had
a narrow escape from being suffocated
by natural gas Monday night. He was
assigned to room 1O4. and went TO bed
ABOUT eleven o'clock. At five O'Clock. a
guest who was walking through the cor
rldor' smelled gas escaping, and called
the attention of the clerk to it, TIE
clerk broke into the room. pulled the
occupant Of the bed to the floor and
after some time succeeded in bringing
him around all right Investigation re-
vealed the TACT that the gas ESCAPED
from leak in the pipe.
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ROVE MISSION BAND.

The Rowe Mission Band Of the Eng
lish Lutheran Church will celebrate
their thirteenth anniversary this even
ing An entertainment viii be given.
followed by a social. The admission is
free and Twill be we'll patronized. be-
cause the Lutherans have a good repu-
tation in the line Of giving entertain
ments.
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CONCERNING THE IRON MAPKET.

Chicago, March 1S.-The Industrial
World tomorrow will say: Iron and
steel in all departments, crude and fin
ished. were quiet last week. This I'M
favorable feature Is further aggravated
by the weakening in prices on nearly
all classes of metals Southern coke.
pig iron is being offered at $7.25 fur
mace, equal to S1110 for No. 2 soft grade
here, with little disposition to buy.
Local pig iron is also very quiet but
without any change in quotations. Soft
steel is also very dull at $3.50 for bill
lets and $25 for rods. There is no de-
sire on the part of buyers TO purchase
except for immediate wants, and all
movements are made with much eau
tiOn
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BACHELORS TONIGHT.

A novel entertainment will be given
at the Arion this evening. 1t will be n
kaffee Nisite by the bachelors Of the
organization. and it promises to be the
most successful Kalfee Visite of the
winter. The bachelors will conduct
everything, and will be attired in white
cravats. vests and aprons, and their
best Sunday clothes.
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AsoUT THE HOTELS.
The Arrivals Registered for Yesterday and
Last Night.

National. z. Henshaw, Burton
Wiudsor-G. d. Huston, Buckhannon.
Brunswick-F. H. Taylor, East Liv-
erpOOl Ohio.
NcLure-F. B. Gernmin. Parkers-
burg. C. e. Weir. Beaver Falls, Pc
ST. Charles-George D. Shaw, Austin;
T. G. stall ST. Marys Pa; H. c. Wells,
Hickory. Pa.
Behler-L. w Blaney, ROney's Point;
j. VI. Gruber. Sistersyille; James Brady,
Marietta, Ohio
Stamm-J r. Wilkinson, Parkers-
burg, C. l.. Taylor Windsor; S. L. Max
son. Sistersville; r. j. Hinde. Kenova;
Hugh Christie o. d. Kaney, ID. A. Bart
lett. Sistersville.
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AsOTHER NAIL
Driven in the Coffin of the Gas Com
mittee'S Report.

The Charge That the City Was
Swindled Out of So, 900 in the
Coal Contract Shown to be En-
tirely Unfounded, Despite the
Editorial Outcries Of an Evening
Paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-19

Account Of the Republican State
League meeting. at Charleston. w. va.
March 25th. the Chic River Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets
March oath and 25Jh from the principal
points along its line to Charleston at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets to
DE limited 20 March 27th. From sta
lions on the o. r.. r. r. which are not
furnished with through tickets. dele
gates may procure same TO Point Pleas
ant az one fare for the round trip Ohio
Central lines viii sell tickets from
Point Pleasant TO Charleston for one
fare for the round trip, thus giving
those who are not able to secure through
tickets, the same through rate
W. !. ROBINSON
General Passenger Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-19

This evening the Sixth Ward Repub-
lican Club will meet in the room in
the Thompson livery stable building,
corner Twenty-third and Market STREETS,
to elect delegates to the State Conven-
ton of the League of Republican Clubs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-19
AT THE Y. NJ. C. A.

Extensive Improvements to be Made
This STANDARDIZATION Bowl
ing Alleys, and Swimming Tank to
be Observation-Disclosures Fea-
lures.
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CarbOnetteS, p 5fe latest an
O'NEILL'S, 1905 Market street.
B. & o. EXCURSION TO WASHING
TON. D. c.

Thursday, March 10, 1896. Round
trip, $1,000. tickets good ten days.
Trains leave Wheeling at 1926. 4:55
and 1110 a. m. $40 and 5:45 p. m.
For sleeping car space and detailed in
formation call on B. & 0. agents.