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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23

dores por 10 sobrado conocidas
auelga consignarlas aquf,- 81
nostramos empeno en- esta oca-
.;6n p3dremos obtener Ia mayo
IA en- algunas localidades, Y en-
casi todas una minor1a bastante
fuerte para imponer respeto al
partido adve~sario.
No Sc divide que estamos en
pa 6poca de transici6n, de trans
formaci6n que Sc acercan tras
csndentales cambios pol1ticos.
= que ell partido liberal necesita
adoptar posiciones, hal'arse pre-
parade para las contingencies del
porvenir.
No Sc divide tampoco que lu-
chamos con un contrario tenaz Y
astuto, que de6ende eus mono
polios como quien defende una
presa: y que no vacila NJ tiene
ning1o escrdpulo cuando trata
de satisfacer sus ansias de pre-
dominic
| Llagan : nuestros oidos f~e-
cuentes noticias de los manej =
lincondicioDales. Las hue>tes de
ViIlar 80 aprestan al com ate con
todos los recursos de cue di-po
en. Eo a'gupoa puebos a'oal-
des hav-ya los expondrena e0
| a rIcota p1blica que con ne
gua de su cargo = de Il dignld d
q us atrIbuciones fungen de
agentes electoraleS en- proYecho
desi 2artido coneervador. y SO dis
pouen & sorprender la buena f6
de las gantes senoiIlae-
No vaolIa, an en- hacer uso de
nguna arma . ORC, que co
rromp. a foerze. que obIiga; e.
-of ma, que engon la arb traria
luUer, retac. On de la ley, que ha-
90 ], 15l.es las terminanles de-
| clarac ones del derecbo, Per su
q nducta en- las pasadas elecoio
nes, va paede1 >uponer nuestros
am gos que los sdversarios 40
vac,Iarau en cometzr las mayores
tgaiidades & iacorrecciones, cor
tai de sacar victoriosas sus can
didaturas Va SO ha visto que
saltan por encima de todo, hasta
sobre Ia palabra de imparcialidad
solemnemente prometida por 81
general Marin.
| Urge que todos nuestros co
rrelgIonarios SO den m1tuamen-
te Ia voz de alerta.
Urge que todos ocupen sus
respectivos puestos sin necesidad
| de estfmuios nj cxcitaciones, for
malmento delidldos 4 camplin
| con 50 deber.
Nos dirig mos, en primer t6mi-
no. & los hberales de Ponce.
La bandera de esta ciudad que
d. malbrecha y derrot&da en- o
recleu6e torneo. Necesario es que
voe Va por su fama y por sU
hour8.
/ Tea al Comit6 do Ponce des.
p,egar en esta oca ion toda la ac-
uVldad. energfa y v.giIancia que
teDen os derecho 4 esperar de 8
ada la caldad de los hombre>
qne 10 forman
Como la fostinaci6n del tempo
ex1ge los cuidados MAJ a>1duos:
estlmamos oportuno que ceiebre
el mayor n1mero de sesiones =
dia las, 81 es posible-para estu-
diar embellishments todos los
puntos que afectan al pr6xlmo
periodic electoral, y adoptar Guam
tas medldas requlera Il case.
Es Indispensable Ia acomulaci0n
de fondos, de IN te orc que silva
para remediar uIteriolos emergen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
BUEN Y EGOCIO

s. yeuce la casa Ge mamposteria de ma
sola plsBta radicada en- Ia Gale de la Salud
esqaina l. del Comercio- Egtenderse con
Jaan Msyora B4rreI.
Abril 10 lie 1897. I'm a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
NEWS OF TIE RAILROADS.

To-day the stockholders Of the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad Company. as reor-
ganized. will meet in the Board OF
Trade room. RialtO building. Baltimore
in adjourned session, 10 take IUrther
action TO protect our rights uncef tne
lease to the Baltimore and ONO rail-
road" At this meeting statement
will be made showing how the road Is
being operated by the B. 4 q.
The Central Ohio Railroad Company
as reorganized owns the line OF railway
extending from Bellaire 10 columbus
a nv wav of GAINESVILLE and Newark.
Since its reorganization in lS6b II mas
been operated under a lease by the B..
G n r r. Co. of whose main line 10
Chicago il constitutes on important
link. Under the terms OF the lease the
e & 0. agrees TO pay. by way OF rental.
So per cent. of the gross recelpJs OF lhe
road. besides keeping up the Toadoed'
furnishing rolling stock, exc. Inc Gen
trail Ohio road has. ever since us reOr-
SANITATION in 1866, been q most pros
Derous property. For years II mas PAID
E per cent. dividends both or It's COM
mon and preferred stocks. and prior 10
1866 paid annually a considerable sum
into a sinking fund. During the last
ten years the sinking fund has been
discontinued, and during the Mayer ad-
ministration the rental in excess Of 8
pc. cent. dividends on the stock was
withheld by the B. & O. The amounts
thus withheld have averaged during re-
cent years about $4,000. and the ag-
gregate debt of the 3. & O. TO the Cen
tral Ohio was not far from 100000, al
the date of the receivership, exclusive
Of interest.
All b. & o. annual passes expired
yesterday.
The Baltimore and Ohio has made
an arrangement by which II viii re-
sumo train service on that part CT the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
A CLUE DISCOVERED.

some OF the Goods stolen in the Coohrahs-
vile. O.. aobScry Found N wheeling
The officers are hot on the tran OF
the robbers who broke into the store OF
John Hutchinson, at CochTansVllIe' u
oYposite Sistersyille, about two weeks
ago. ard expect 10 land them IN jan
soon. R1me Of the stolen goods when
were taken from the store have been
found in Wheeling. About two weeks
aeo This store was broken into and sew
ersl hundred dollars worth OF groceries
stolen. The next day the steamer Lex
ington came up the river and found
among 4 lot Of other freight on the
wharf at COchransville a lot OF stun
hil1ed IN John Shabdue. Wheeling. This
included fish seine. over half dozen
r,Air Of shoes. about twenty-five POUNDS
OF candy. groceries, etc. II was all put
OF al the Wheeling wharf and remain
ed there for a week uncalled Tor. Inc
caDtain of the Lexington finally direct
cd the owner of a Water street boat
store TO take the stuff and store II
away This he did. A few days ago
Mr.. Hutchinson. the proprietor OF me
store came 10 the city and ldentHed
the stun as part Of his stolen stock.
The matter had been put into the
hands OF the Wheeling police, but they
were unable TO locate or find the party
10 whom the goods were billed Inc
constable at Cochransville has IN the
meanwhile been working on the case
and has now a clue which will lead 70
the apprehension Of the robbers. lie
expects 10 land them in jail in q few
DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
We Mean IN ias our Fs ad. Read Ss it t.
GEO. N. SHOOK & co.
Baked Beans. Sauer Kraut and Spare
Ribs Al Kleves' saloon. Water street.
BELLAIRE,

lrr lack Baugh. who has been proprie-
TOR of the s.. Nicholas House. on Belmont
street. has purchased the proprietorShlp
of the sherman House. in Bridgeport and
will take control to-day
Rev. \. b. Williams. a former pastor OF
The christian church here. has returned
- his home al Mt. Vernon. O.. after a
r,Iaasant visit among his former parish
toner's.
A vounr miner OF Kidd's mines was pref
~ seriously hurt Wednesday by IAN or
slate. Half Of one hand had 10 be am
inflated one ankle was broken ana ne
was bruised all over the body. His fellow
miners are taking care OF MN.
Mrs. william Clark is lying very low AZ
her home on Belmont street Her son,
William. OF Centralia. Ills. is here look
ing after her comfort, and patrick is ex-
pected.
Charles Wolf is able TO be out again,
after short wrestle with the grip.
samuel Springer, Of the Fourth ward
U-as reported as some better THURSDAY
b,i- he is in @ very bad condition
James Cummins and wife. Of Pittsburg.
and 4 2. Ross OF Columbus. were regis
tered N the Windsor yesterday.
O. ]. Martin. OF Beneya. O.. was in
town yesterday, and dined at the Hotel
Anderson.
Mr. Curtis LETTERS died yesterday at the
home of his son. Octab LETTERS. on Rose
Hill. from the infrmities OF old age. he
being i'm the seventies.
Ben Stahl. OF Plttsburg. IS a guest or his
mothers family in the Second ward
Miss Bessie Adde'S has returned 70 her
home in Pittsburs. after spending some
time visiting with Miss Tobla Stahl. Of the
Second ward.
The Methodists are making strong ef-
forts. led by DR.. Osborne, to make the
coming Epworth assembly in August the
best Of all Indeed. they promise 10 make
II a regular ChautauQua.
The Novelty Stamping Company held a
stockholders meeting. after taking stock.
and declared a dividend or per cent on
all stock.
The wonen's Foreign Missionary So
cietv were in session yesterday at the
home of Rev. O. ". Holmes.
Mt O. T Borham sold claim against
Fred. Snider to a West Virginian. and the
latter attached snider's wages with the
west virginia Natural Gas Company and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

At a special meeting of the board OF
directors Of the German Fire Insurance
Company. of Wheeling, W. Va, held
January Is. 1897. the following resolu-
lions were adopted:
Whereas. Providence has removed
from our midst our late associate and
friend. Mr.. Frank A. Woeber, and we
desire to place on record an expression
Of our sense of his loss and a tribute
Of our appreciation Of his worth as
member of this board and as a citizen.
Resolved. That ii the death OF Mr..
woeber this board has lost most val
uable member. this community good
and upright citizen. who by his hon
orable character and courtesy OF man
ner won for himself universal personal
esteem and respect. and be 1t further
Resolved. That these resolutions be
entered upon the records OF this com
panv and a copy be sent TO the be-
reayad family of the deceased with as
surance of our profound sympathy and
sincere coincidence. and be 1t further
Resolved. That the board Of direc-
tors attend the funeral Of Mr. NoeDer
in q body. WILLIAM T. STlFEL,
+. RIESTER, Ffes4ueuI-
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

The following win be the subjects for
the sermons 1r the pastor OF the First
English Lutheran Church on Sunday;
How shah We Act and Live Before
the Urcouverted il Our Homes and the
Community. and a sermon more es-
p-cial-v 90 men. on Caleb. the Ideal
Nan" There VIII be a short song ser
vice held iu connection with the even
irg service. The sunday school is held
every sunday az p. t. The yearly
reuc- ~ This S1lo- school. read last
SUNDAY showed an average attendance
of about sa and q total contribution
of about $500. % which Sl2o was given
to- uissl c1arv work. a strenuous Ell
fort viii De made 10 considerably IN
crease this average this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
D,1A prices that sell Blank
DIdIlh0l cts al
GEO. VI. SHOOK & co.'s.
SWALLOWED POISON

Yesterday afternoon, Hammond
thinner. q two-year-Old son of Jacob
thinner. who lives in the rear OF Ma.
2417 Jacob street. got hold of box Of
poison tablets and took four Of them
before he was detected. The tablets
had been prescribed by the attending
musician for the boys mother. Each
one contained LOO grain Of hyoscine.
The child took four of them, making
1-25 Of a grain. II was Immediately
thrown into commissions, but it was
some time before the people in the
house realized that the child was in
q serious condition. Drs. Schwinn
and Walden were summoned and man
AGED TO courteraCt the effect Of the pol
SON. The child. while somewhat bet
ter. is not vet out Of danger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

All the departments O.. '.a
mill will be On and the men
ful for a good run. as with ID.
nov On hand prospects Z
The Choral Club. Uno
ship Of Miss Annie Pel.e
ing for grand cOncerr
on the eyning Of Febr-E
club has made excellent H..-.
its organization a short nm.
some very fine music IS -
for their first appeara-
public
John Ruckman. y1.r-
I'm the lower end of town
day night Of typhoid fever
is a sad blow TO his family s.
The choir of the Bt1H ' D.
Church has been reorean.E.
leadership Of Mss Annie 49,
is taking the place %. Bon.
Leach during his stay .a
The steel works clopps
terday. The work lmer
has been summoned % meet d. Fl"
bard. the President and '.. A-'-
that a reduction is 90 be- .Ie'e.
The Vanda'ia Club T. eye
at the City Building r.>. ida
evening.
Miss Cora Van Horn 1.
TO her home in Warr..t .
a pleasant visit to-, ~.7 Pc.
Mr.. Thos. Pelley. ot ,-4
ton. IS here visiting IBIS garner
L. Pelley.
4 petition. signed bE
NcNechen's taxpayers t.'
have a measure passed % ~.
ture annexing the tow
10 BenwOOd. was prese
COUNCIL Tuesday ever
was taken in the matt.
wanted time 20 careful
matter of such vital im
thing definite can boz
next meeting OF our ... --
Mr. C. W. Kronla- 2:
ent OF the public -0.
friends in Monroe count.
1000 vds Of six redecc' -g.s ,.,
csc 10 29c At -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

Nj. r. NJ. Archer has received sew
erai replies 10 his suggestion concern
Ing the organization Of national
bowling league. Mr.. Samuel karpf
who will remembered as the manager
Of the Brooklyn bowling team, which
plaved in Wheeling last winter. was
enthusiastic. and suggested that the
meeting be held in Cincinnati between
February ID and 9Th, at which time the
Brooklyn team will be in that city
This will probably be done. Favorable
~aplies have been received from Syr-
acuse. Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
~ ENOENOUS DEMAND.

That The public is tickled TO death
With -.. handsome little Local Ency-
c-cre issued hy the Reymann Brew
ins Company the first of the current
month IS abundanrly arested by the
rre-outraI and inappeasab'e demand
Many thousands Of the little volumes
have been distributed. through the
mails and otherwise. ard vet the de-
m4uf continues as great as ever. and
the Brewing Company begs the indul-
rarca o. The public until q further
s-r0,v .-r he received from the man
,..- -r--.. which VIII Pc in q few DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
The Same.
Old Sarsaparilla.

J That's Ayers. The same Old
sarsaparilla as It was made and
sold by Dr.. J. c. Aver 30 years
! ago. In the laboratory It IS
different. There modern apPH-
auces lend speed to skill and
experience. But the sarsaPa-
! rilla is the same old sarsaParilla
that made therecord-50 gears
of cures. Why don'twe better
! i? Well, we're much in the
! condition Of the Bishop and the
rss,ber-v: " Doubtless, " he
} said. "GOd might have made a
! better berry. But doubtless,
also. He never did. " Why
don't We better the sarsaparilla'
We can't. We are using the
same old plant that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards. 1t
has not been bettered. Ard
since .ce make sarsaPaTilla COM
pound out of sarsaPaTilla plant
We see no way OF improvement
! OF course, # we were making
! some secret chemical C 1P0und
We might. But we're rot.
We're making the same old sar-
J saparilla to cure the same old
diseases. You can tell it's the
same old sarsapcriIla be-
cause it works the same old
cures. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, and-it's Ayers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
FOOT BAIL GAME.

There will De game OF foot ball this
afternoon on the old fair grounds between
the elsvens of the Frasher Business Col
lere and Richie school. The game viii
b. warmly contested. as it Is for the
championship OF the schools Of the city.
Each team has won an equal number Of
games. and each side viii work hard for
the honor. The game viii be called at
$50 sharp. There will be an interesting
exhibition Of the manly ART before the
came
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

Following the week Of prayer. begin
ulls on rle FIRST Monday III January.
special services have been held nightly
iu e. number Ct churches. especially n
nose OF the Methodist denomination.
ll most rsses these meetings are sun
iu proc -e5s. and are meeting with great
success. resulting IN e gratifying NUM-
Der OF conversions and access Ons 10
the church membership. EyaLgeiistic
OF revival services are being held at
the First Baptist Church. Chapiine
Street u. e. North Street u. E., and
other churches The churches have
started the year with renewed activity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
N SOCIETY.

The numerous friends of Mrs. Hider
Riley gave her a surprise at her home
no. 25J7 Main street. The affair was in
honor of her birthday anniversary II
was a genuine surprise. but The hostess re-
covered Immediately and entertained her
guests charmingly. Elegant refreshments
formed a part OF the evenings enjoy
rrI4ur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

VIM. srylcs one - the Oldest pho
+7rrqrhers OF Wheeling. is lying at the
r-i-- of death at his home at No. 2l54
77s-r street. As mentioned i'm the Reg
i--e- some weeks ago. Nr. Nyles had
besn compelled by il health 10 dispose
of his business and had been eonhneu
~ The house. He has been growing
worse daily. His physician stated last
rf-r- rra- he would not live longer than
through the rish-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

Many merchants a-e r..
their customers aye their @ -
and take pleasure IN sg-H--- .-.
with the best goods 00...I ts
instance We mention Perry O. Cam
prominent druggists M t.r-..l- H
igan. They say. owe have p. -
ton in recommending C.au
Cough Remedy t0 o-r customers as
is the best cough medicine ra aa.1 ..
sold, and ALWAYS gives satisfaction .
sale at - and ~ cents per bottle
druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
-ur-TaT SERVICES

The meetings ar the North Street u.
3 Church are sill working success
fru~ Services this evening at the
usr7r hours subject. The life ministry
OF Christ Sunday morning az $50
O'clock a general praise meeting and
ureachirz or lH-3l- subject Glorious
Promises. Ervo-Jh League revival
meeting at Is 70. m. Preaching ar I
%. M. subject. Closing hours OF the
life cf Christ Free pews and every
h-rr welcome
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

Southern railway between Strasourg
and Harrisouburg. abandoned by the
Baltimore and Ohio few months ago
on account Of q suit Of rental by the
Southern railway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
rs-rre.-r-N-

The stockholders OF the Benk Of the
Ohio Valley. NJ their annual meeting.
elected the following ncued directors
Cor the ensuing year. W. a. Isett, ].
x Botsf1rt. J. a. Miller. IT, Pollock,
e ". Atkinson. Julius Pollock and Rob
CIT Siuus0n. The directors organized
b- a-a--i2r w. a. Isett President. NJ.
police. Vice President, and J. A. Mil
To- Cashier
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

collected the BILL and yesterday snider
vs.. Borham was tried IN Squire Mason
court for a return Of the money.
Miss Emma Longfried entertained 81
number OF friends at her home on Bel
mont street last evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

OPERA HOUSEWARES and evening.
shore Acres
GRAND OPERA OCSE-Marinse and
evening -1e SlSes. Eyp--Jt-sSs.
GRAND OPERA EOt SE-tlrSt nan OF
next week Isham's OctoroCES.
OPERA EOC SE-E'rld1y. \ -eNas
Steer.
The great popularity Of James 4.
Herne's drama Of New England life.
Shore Acres. was again demonstrate
Cd last night when an audience which
completely filed the Opera House Wit
messed an excellent production OF the
play. There Is no more natural or
more ioyable character on the stage
than Uncle MAJ" and the scenes are
all true 70 nature. L is. perhaps. in
this fact that the principal charm of
shore Acres" lies Many in the audi
ence had Witnessed the production,
some more than once. and they mani
Tested no less interest and appreciation
that others who saw il for the first
time. The company includes many Of
the persons who were here last season
with Mr.. Boyd as Nathaniel Berry. It
viii be repeated this afternoon and
evening. and the house is well sold for
both performances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
OTHER RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The Rev. SIR. lCCu-C- con is con-
drc-iuE rvicss nightly il the First
Baptist Church
The Young persons in the cougrega-
t-ol OF the Wesley 81. j. Chucrh gave
q ve-y pleasing entertainment last
nl-rr which was successful in every
respect l feature was an address by
the Rev s. Moore. Presiding Elder
Of The Wheeling district. The c0nsre-
cation ~ the church expects 10 q short
time have raid OF tho lest dollar OF
the d.Hl watch not many months ago
The trustees OF the English Lutheran
Church have reen empowered 20 make
loan OF $40 for the purpose Of car
ryin- o-- c.l-s- plated improvements.
Elder Shorts o- the Latter Day
Saints. IS having good meetings az the
Py-hial Castle.
At the Fourth Street N. p Church,
the pastor. DIP. =. T. So0y. VIII preach at
1850 u Oh Questions OF Pressing
Import nee and or 1880 p. 20. on The
Pearl OF Para1lcs. Special revival
meetings every night except Saturday.
durfug the coming week.
rev ~ E R.Sa- form a-.r- pastor ~ the
Fourth street 81 =. church o. this city.
IS achieving -rast success ln Charleston.
ills conversation has grown in numbers
until i- -he e-ees- .r te City. DR.. Riker
Was handsomely rem. uberad on Christ
mas br some or tle members OF his old
congress zion.
Amanda smith. tte co'o-ed evangelist.
IS sim attracting large tlrCr-s 20 the
c,-...-.-- 10 Do church The crrEreca-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
HH0H5 TIE CHURCHES.
What Is Beng D9ns by the Local Re-
lg.CuS Bodies.

Entertainments 70 Be Given By a
Number Of Church Organizations
special Services II Severa l
Ch1rc1es-Some Topics Tor Sab
ba b Discusses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

Parkersburg. 81 W. p.
Aooley x Kelly made
the Mary King form. i'm -l.
fed The well extends --
considerably iu this direction [
exceed II production any .. --. t-.
wells drilled in iu This
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

Oil City. Pa. Janua.r ---C- +.
balances Gee. certifca.-s E
shipments SIls5 barre -s
barrels
New York. January l-.-Ra-1s--
crude steady: Fe6Euar-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

a Texas Steer" Charles Hoyt's
whirlwind Of fun comes to the Opera
House Friday evening. January 22d.
for one performance and will be pre-
scented by one OF the best companies
that has vet been seen in the play 4
Texas Steer" is a broad satire on poll
tics a. the national capital Hoyt de-
lights in pricking the bubbles, as it
were. and is never happy unless sstir-
ling some phase or other Of life as il
exists, tearing the mask OF and holding
the mirror up 10 nature A Hoyt play
means as many genuine laughs as the
minutes il consumes, which means he
always gives full measure and overflow
ing TO his patrons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16

CAIRO. ". Va. Jarlsr- ---,...
10. Q. which came ID --s-
mfg barrels natural
The well tr.l-ed Oh
tract by inc FlO-eace OIL
is good for - barrels.
The Gillespie wei e.
land started on az oT--
has now settled down 90
IS thought 81 w.E hold u- .
Gilezp.e No . Oh The p S ..
VIII te On Ice latter la-
The zig Is up for SO.
". Fickey. being lr
OH Co. VIII be due tae
No. 3 F-ckey pu- lG
Tuesday
There is showing f7- ...
nett vel On Seer Greek
They VIII. Il is thought
gusa.r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
Proposals
SFAIFD PBOPOsAL~

Sealed proposals VII
January -. lNf.. ior
ing IN the rear llJ- ~
er,gine house Plans
ofica OF the arcntte-
Pi7. TO D. >en- 10 l-e
committee reserves me
anu '-' THOS
t-,.-,.s- Clerk Com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-16
SPORTING NEWS.
FAMOUS Us. TIDAL WAVE.

The Famous team took three games from
the Tidal Waves I'm the South Side bowl
Ing tournament last night. The indiv!c-
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