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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
DIED..

wILLIAMs-In Minneapolis, Saturday Jay,
March 20 1S9l Prof q e. Il yea at4iS' 40
McGLYNN-Thursday, March %, 1897;
at 4 o'clock a. m, Roger McGlynn' aseu
CO years.
Funeral from his late residence, on
Twenty-ninth street, Saturday morning AT
10 o'clock. Interment at Mt Calvary Gem
etery. Friends of the family invited to
attend.
HTrGGINs-On Thursday. March %, 1897,
at 345 o'clock a. M, William E. 40 son On, u u
VIM. J. and Mary Higgins, aged = years
and "a days.
Funeral services at the residence of his
parents. 23i7 Eoff street, Saturday after
noon at o'clock. Interment at Peninsula
cemetery.
REINACHER-On Thursday, March 25'
1Sg7 al 2:1O p. H.. Matilda Christlna'
youngest child of John and Louisa NJ;
Reinacher, aged l year, ! months ana Ii
days.
Funeral services at parents residence
No. 228 Main street. Saturday afternoon at
. o'clock. Friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment private
at Greenwood cemetery.
GORSUCH-On Wednesday morning at
100 o'clock. Elizabeth Gertrude. youngest
daughter of Agnes and Capt. Il. -. COR
such. aged 10 months and % days.
Funeral Friday morning az 9 o'clock
Interment at Nj. Calvary.
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rnAn.MAkING ~ CnNyICTs.

ROAD" \ AN" ~
y New Clh CculeAlp uL tLS Aoo 'l'i'
-, e,,- ON ono Of the most imDOrtant
10 say oA "-'V VI 'NO A-0''
tome. -,f tho da,--o question of SDe-
c+.o
Cial inheritance 10 the Empire Sld-e
,.,. l,,.;,.od Cf
whose COhNlClS nave oeeu "ePII'ON VI
l-,,.,,,-,,-.
0--'i''' 1'-N--N'
.Rq1 roads MS we have said. are an
evil ~ I'm rh+ ,-Dar round The remedy
Tor rH.m mus; Doe applied. I'm greater or
..ss cesrse all the year c rGuHs aff oTD,
lion 90 Keep them good. But ,,he making
.rI o M t ' , fxsd '.'. seasons. and those
. ,N..,iy The seasons al =, which me a; SEI 10
tae work. They are The seasons w.hen, h., he
v'r mo-. ,o 20 ' our w with poW and scraper ana
work out 15 . Fo2d 5 J5T nrGwi5 s and M scra4-
mr IN The world cannot MAKE a COCO %
.g-er mon , u the ,, w6rI, Of srding ana drain
irs AND macalaia1m.zins' Is 10 ask 81 p'''0
Jus, here. however is whore one great
2dvan.ose or G2n''T r5' 'i irm S ,' of the
ste,e prisons have not o,hgr antieS TO T 9Sr-
can be- Put at work upon the roads a, j ,..
ana So can DO the work 10 the bes, possible
adv9a They e." a al 2aD be -e -ba ~ and and
De- Kept at it. as long as may be neees IS airy.
With i,i,o- ordinary 5er.cu,,ur5i or other u-
gns.fy w y e 20 ms IL m II abis,5o OH mn
can DO. whether sisq, or uns III Is T., 2 lg
out-of-do5rs work as prisoners most need
agr -" fSr 5us im5i6ying convic,s seems
weii-nish unonsweraol5'
The Register has sIaadlly ao'oc"'eu
this idea for years. we nave ai"@!s
maintained that IN no o'He[ way 'oU'u
the eonV'cls III our state PRISON De eil'
ployed so useluily as III roao-'l.Ni'is'
IL is not Iar TO honest "o'''iIs-''l ~
subject them 10 conpeIillon WIN coH-
victs; neither Is II q wise peil"'
system that denies the prlS-
oner Wholesome exercise anu en-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

stock is being steadily increased and
will amount to a great item before the
new taxes on clothing, blankets and
carpets go into effect. Thus will Mr..
Dingley, or his relatives, make an i'm
mense profit by selling out this cheaply
purchased stock at the high prices that
will prevail under the new tariff. a
standard authority estimates that there
is now in this country or its way to our
ports enough foreign wool to last
American manufacturers two years. 1t
is quite a neat Yankee trick. Great is
Dingley!
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ABOUT FREE GAS.

To the Editor of the Register.
Sir: The impression seems to prevail
that the action of Council on last Tues
day evening regarding institutions
heretofore receiving free gas to pay for
gas after May list, 1897, was due to the
fact that the Carroll Club had made
application for free gas. 1t is not true
that the Carroll Club has made any ap-
piication to Council or any other au-
thority for free gas. On the contrary
the Carroll Club has paid for all its gas
up to date without a murmur.
e. J. MCGOWAN,
Secretary Carroll Club.
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Dingley!
'ecial 10 The Register.

Special 10 the Register.
Ellenboro. w. Va, March 25.-No. ,
on Ashford Broadwater's farm, on Nc
Kim creek, is due to-day.
Another good producer has been
drilled on the Singleton land at Heb
ron.
The Jones No. 6 lost a stem and now
have a fishing job.
Another location has been made on
Thomas Livingstons farm in the Plum
run field.
The No Stewart at Plum run, which
was pronounced a dry mole, is flowing
d great deal of oil now, and it is
thought may be a paying producer.
Charlotte Livingston's No. will be
due this week and indications are for
a good well.
II is reported that a well will be
drilled at once on the Mary McKeeyer
land at Pennsboro.
A rig is up on the Cliff Hanlon farm,
an extension Of the Plum run territory,
but owing to the condition of the roads
drilling will be delayed until later in
the spring.
The Rock Oil Company's venture on
Col. J. NJ. McKinney's farm, on Blacks
run. which has been afflicted with all
manner of bad luck, is again shut down
on account OF a lack Of fuel. The hole
is about 1890 feet deep.
J. n. Gufy & Co.'S well on the Matt
Lambert farm is through the Cow Run
sand. where q small quantity of oil
was found. This well will be an inter-
6sting test.
The Carter Oil Company's ventures
south Of Harrisville are progressing.
The we'll on James Starr is a thousand
feet deep and spudding has begun On
the Cyrus Washbura farm.
A rig mas been completed on Robert
Cunningham, Cl south fork of Hughes
river.
Treat. Crawford & Worth have COM
menced work on their No. Cl+;ter.
Yesterday Cuthbert, earle, Ritz &
Co. reached the Big Injun sand in their
wildcat we'll near the California House,
south of Petroleum. and AT five o'clock
Yesterday evening they were 40 feet in
the sand and no indications of oil.
Barndall & Richs strike on the Parks
farm. near Rutherford pOtOttce, is re-
ported the richest Of any in that local
ity.
Operations are lively about Corn
wallis.
The well on Pat McCabe's land, north
of the railroad, has had a fishing job,
but is now drilling again.
The Fisher OIL COmpany's well on the
Gilbert lot is about 500 feet deep.
Spudding will begin the first of next
week on Smith & Paden's venture, on
the James Marshall sixteen acre tract,
At No. l. tunnel.
Kelly q Mobley will drill on the wild
ow Rowland land soon.
Cox &. woodward have made another
location on the Abraham Lucas farm,
on Bonds creek. They drilled what
was reported to be a dry hole on this
farm last summer. Mr.. Lucas claims
the lease is forfeited and the courts
may be called upon TO decide the con-
trOversy.
No. on the Naughton land, at Corn
wallis. is said 10 be making % barrels
daily. a better producer than was at
first supposed.
Work on Whisky run seems to be at
a stand-stiI at present, but there are
several reports concerning a couple OF
locations that may be decided IN that
locality.
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AGED MAN INJURED.

A man named White, aged about Go
or 70 years. who lives alone in a snanJy
on Twentieth street, near the Creek
mill. met with a painful accident last
night. He slipped on the pavement at
the south end of the Market street
bridge. and badly wrenched his leg. he
was removed TO his home in the patrol
wagon His injuries are not Serious
as thcrn was no fracture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
PERSUADED.

On one occasion, when John Kemble
nlaved Hamlet in the country, the gen
tleman who played Guildenstern. rather
fancied himself as a musician. Hamlet
asks him: "Will you play upon this
pipe?"
My lord, | cannot.
q do beseech you.
We'll. if your lordship insists upon
it"
And in the rage and confusion of
Hamlet and the great amusement OF the
audience he footed out God save the
King," with MISUNDERSTANDING
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS.

The Benevolent Order of Elks elected
officers last night for the ensuing year
Those chosen were: Joseph Ward, EN-
allied Ruler; Max Hess. Esteemed Lead
ing Knight; Edward p. Seabright, Es-
teemed Lecturing Knight; Van *
Cleary. Esteemed Loyal Knight; James
Manton. Tyler; John F. Richardson
Secretary: Louis Gundling, Treasurer;
II. Z. Hanke, Trustee; 4. II. Weide-
busch. Delegate to Grand Lodge; John
+. Richardson. Alternate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

LEAVE ouv THIS lAND Ai'il =. \ o. ~. No.
Republican orators and organs, some
- i~Dorance and others from design,
49, res, making quite a lot Of poliJ-
iesl capital over the repeal OF the TN
TO-, ~ebote clause 10y which American
.,,,,rrs-s Of American goods in foreisn
~ -. GIVEN hack the amount Of the
INV collected on the latter. This was
,o,,te9 TO as a blow at the standard
on monopoly and the Standard has
been represented as kicking like steer
AGAINST the provision. Several inGuis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

Dingley's party Aowled throughout
the last campaign that the Democratic
party aimed TO give the people a fifty
cent dollar" Now, that Dingley's
party has won what does it propose to
give the people? BY taxing what the
people buy over fifty per cent does it
nct make the dollar in the hand Of the
American consumer q "5o-cent dollar?'
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OBSERVING THE LETTER.

And you promised me- she sobbed
intensely. that when we were once
married you would be as steady as a
clock"
well. hully gee" was his impassion-
ed answer. "ain't ]? Don't l keep run
MIN around allertime?'
Yet. as women are notOrioGsly with
ont a sense of humor, neither bis inco-
rent utterances nor his play upon
words struck her as the least bit anus
ing.-Cincinnati Enquirer
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tt did not take Uncle Sam long 10
knock out the Mckinley monstrOsity,
and he is now i'm training TO meet its
successor the Dingley bill. The out
come VIII not be doubtful. and it won't
be Uncle Sam who Will be laid low.
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Index to New Advertisements.

FOURTH PAGE.
Uoue sale Of Market Street Business
L1sl-Money.
W anJad-Man OF Ability.
OF Sa-e-rwo General stores.
sSioncr's sale Of Real Estata-I.
~ ''.ee-A Manager for Branch Office.
Fer Sale-Burding Lots.
--l@ordlnory Sale of Pianos-C. \.
SIXTH PAGE.
tloay barsains-Stone * Thomas.
Nihc'oscope Fres-M. J. McFadd-n.
Lace Curtain Sale-Geo. NJ SHOOK * Co..
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AGENTS WANTED

GOOD AGENTS. 50 TO IS daily selling the
famous "Sure Mend" Great Mexican Rub
her Cement. Nothing like H. on thu mar
ket. Mends crocklry, furniture. rubber
leather bicycle tires and leather betting,
AT once. Every bicycllst. factory. hom-
store and Office wants IT, Zoe. big fat
stick. sample. on rc-eip, of price. No other
way. We have other good selling articles.
Write guick for terms and territory. MON
TERE9 CHEMICAL CO, 1922 Olive ST,
ST Louis Mo. m!-4l, " Il rs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

THE BOOK OF UNIVERSAL SCOPE.
perry Patettic-"I hear that soap is
even mentioned in the Bible
Wayworn Watson-"Why not? They
is bad things spoken of in the Bible just
the same as they is good. Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

Tt is said that the anti-department
store bill. which has gone through the
Illinois Legislature by a practically
unanimous vote. is political emergen-
ey measure, to catch the Chicago labor
vote. No CA3 expects it TO stand the
test Of cOnstitutiOnality.
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IN THE GAME.

Thompson-"Is that a game cock?'
.Jackson-"Yes. indeed
Tbompson-"How do you know
Jackson-"I won him at rattle. -
New York Journal.
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sOR sALE-M sCELLANEOUS.

Ell EVATOR for sale. one secondhand
hvGralilic elevator in perfect running OF
der; guaranteed to be all right 70 III 56 ~
BRECHT. 81. Charles Hotel. mrgIeuh
FOR sALE-Hotel and bar; very sooqI. . 10
cation. Address +. y. BOX y, NneeHns'
". Va. !.'i O'' 49,
FOR SALE-Fine bar. fixtures. can DC
seen at Jacob Wilhelm $ rn'Seuh
rrP sAT.E-Two general stores. a flour
ir,r mill "A millinery store. Ice cream, pax
~ and confectionery stand, shoe store
fv,o hotels. Two farms in oil fields, Demo
cratic newspaper. other BUSHES cH% -
T3rl[5rsburg. W. Va. mE-'sIeq
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AT STANTON'S .t GOA s s5sre
PROPOSAL.
NOTICE, PHYSICIANS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
BOARD of Commissioners of Ohio county
until Wednesday, March 81, at ? o'clock
D. m. from physicians to furnish medi-
cine and medical attendance 20 persons
confined in the county jail as lunatics or
upon a charge of felony or ni!sdgmeanor,
Tor one year from April !, 1891. The right
T.. G. MOFFAT.
Clerk Board of Commissioners of the
County of Ohio. West Virginia. mr2h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

The weather-but. then, VIVA. can
one expect from this administration,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

Don't forgit tew cum tew mite tew
the "Deestrick Skule,' at the United
Presbyterian Church. Admishun nj
teen sense. The Kings Daughters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

The cranks are doing much 20 adyer-
tise Dan Stuarts kaleidoscope
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

The esteemed InteIligencer is shocked
a. the notion of having the kinetoscope
views Of the prize fight exhibited. And
is this the same paper that has loaded
ND it's columns with alleged pictures Of
singers and smuggling matches at odd
times? Maybe it is the real art dis
Dlavsd in the wonderful kinetoscope
that our ueighbor objects to.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
BONDS FOR SALE.

BONDS FOR SALE.
Sealed proposals viii be received. by the
ScrrtI1rV of the Wheeling Park Associa-
ION up to Z o'clock noon e M bSdr 9S do Ear
q ~ cont bonds. interest payable semi
annually. issued by The wheeling Park
S&'s..e'Criaiion ana secured by the FIRST and
onIy deed Of trust ON a acres OF land, win
ali Ill ~ improvements thereon known as the
33tttib LII pavk. For further information,
iididers are referred TO the undersigned.
Rirrt TO accept or reject any and all BIDS
reserved by the Board OF Directors.
49, CONRAD HIKSCH
,,,9-oi Secretary.
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sn.ciol 10 the Reeist,r.

Waverly, W. Va. March Pa new
oil company has been organized, COM
posed of prominent citizens. c. p. Cor
bitt is President, and r. J. Corbitt field
manager. The first rig of the new COM
pany is up on r. n. Corbitt's farm, and
]. S. Ward has the contract for drill
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

Notice, Extra market at Second ward
market house every Saturday from )
till 9 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

You can trust our piano movers to
move your piano safely:
Z. W. BANNER CO..
1910 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

The REGISTER. embracing It's several
editions. IS entered at the Postothce ID
Wheeling. W. Va. as second-class matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26
WE'RE WAITING.

SIND on the hig prosperity
We're fond of jubilatinH
Ana from the north hills to the sea.
We're waitln'-O were waitin!
Don't let the wave get lost away
BE sure about tho datin..
And LEI it break. and break To-Day
We're waitin'-O were Wal'lh
Start up the mills, Start up. the mills!
And stop The long dehaun'; ,,,.
We wan. some qunine for the chilIs;
We're waitin'-O We're waitin
Inst 10, If come-"a tidal wave
Like that they've long been Stain -,
.'Tho combat d=epons; on. y brave!
We're Waitin'-O were valtin !
Atlanta Constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

March seems bent upon going out
like q pack Of hyenas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

their Nos. 9 and II. Good progress is
being made on the Fisher Oil Company S
Drum No. l, Cehr's No. Z, and Neff No.
3. Several new locations have been
made.
Oil City, Pa. March 25.-Credit bal
ances 94c. Certificates 9412c. Ship
ments. 69.3S1 barrels; runs, SS,722 bar
rels.
New York, March 25.-Petroleum,
Pennsylvania crude steady; April 9412c
bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

A stock OF over sixty pianos now
in our ware rooms gives an uncqualled
for selection.
F. w. BANNER CO,
1910 Market st.
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AbeelSn9 8e93ste1
CHARLES L. TANsY. GeasFaI Manager.
TERhfS


DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. Per week. % be paid weekly. 100
Daily, per month. ............-.-......... @is
Daily and sunday, per weell............ "a
D@lly and Sunday. pss u.oD.h.......... GO
Single copies &C Daily. &c. sunday &C.
Weekly, &c.
DAILY AND SUNDAY BY NAIL. Posi-
AGE PREPAID.
Daily. including sunday. per yesr.....tS y'
Daily. including Sunday. SIX months. e Cg
ba''v. including Sunday, enc month. ~
Day. a.x days IN the Wssk, per year. { ~
A'-tS, s-l months. ,..ass....s'.''''' . ~
Daily. three months ..................... ~
DAliy, one month -.-.s........-.s..'''.'' ~
Daily. three days IN the week. Per year 8 u
Daii:@. tSo days IL the week per year. . ~
Daily. one day IN the week. PSF year. -
sunday only, per year.....s..,..s....--- : W
Bvs-s-y only. fo- SIX nontas.....,...-. Vy
Weekly. Per year. In a6v.Il-ce........'' : W
Tributes o; Respect and Obituary 80
tees five cents per line.
Stamps OK the denomination CT t"'
cents and less accepted cor amounts less
than one dollar.
Correspondence cOntaininS unpcr'Rn'
news solicited from every part OF the sur
rounding country.
Rejected communications win not be re-
turned unless accompanied by SUFFICIENT
postass.
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bought them.

C.oo1- & Co. will sell Lace Cur
OllOOk tains cheaper than you ever
bought them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

Observation-Disclosures OF SECRET So
ciefies to call at West Va. Printing Co.,
~ 1525 and 1927 Market street. and exam
nc air samples OF Secret Society address
cards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

Our strong men have 70 reputation
as prize fighters, but they have as piano
---N NTrJJGAN. WILKIN G co.
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FOR SALE.
TYPEWRITER.

IN first class condition. Standard hiaNe
VIII sci. Tor so. Address,
,,,r9o.1b :. J. w, this Office.
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LOSI
WANTED.


WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. call at No. 2jl6 Chapline
street mr2j5h.
WANTED-Mauager for branch Office in
Wheeling. W. Va. salary sl,2t0 and com
mission: $50 cash capital required, also
coed references. sS3 E!lcOtt square. Bur
foIo \ y mr2Gr
WANTED-A man OF ability to take full
charge OF West Virginia for an up 10 ddte
Building and Loan Association. 10 one
who can furnish a clean record ana soot
rtcomme udatiOL an attractive cohtr1ce
VIII b. given. Address IN EltG y, care
- ,,istrr mr26eVdQ
WANTED-BOY TO FEED CYLINDER
Press. Must have experience ana DC "a
mort. Apply at once at this office.
Mr2Jer
WANTED Experienced statesmen to sell
DAYTON Computing Scales IN West IT
einla. Commission. Exclusive territory.
Address. SPEAR x CO, care Register
4i44 -tS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

The prospect for the development of
Richie county as oil territory is the
hest ever known. The coming in of
number Of fire wells, in the last few
weeks. is causing great interest The
well on the Parks farm. near Ruther-
ford. is probably the best ever drilled
in the county, and produced for few
DAYS two hundred barrels per day. Ii
was drilled by Barnesdall G Rich. The
Cairo Oil Company got another good
well on their Wanless lease Friday. Six
rigs are now up at CORVALLIS. and rigs
are going up rapidly about Rutherford
and on McFarlan. as well as in the
vicinity of Cairo. The Carter Oil Com
pany is down about thousand feet in
its James Starr we'll and has begun
drilling on its Cyrus Washburn well
Both are to the southeast of Harris
ville.-Ritchie Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

Spccial . tho KtElstcr.
Sistersville. W. Va, March %
For three days more oil we'll supplies
For three days more oil well supplies
were handled by the Ohio River rail-
road than for weeks past, and it con-
tinues to increase. The work mapped
out for this and adjacent fields for
spring is very large. Yesterday well
known citizen stood on the trestle above
town and counted sixteen wagons load
ed with derrick timber. tubing, cables,
etc. for the interior of the county, the
greater portion of it going to the new
discovery near Kidwell Despite liti-
CATION in this strip Of territory the work
goes on at a wonderful rate.
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TRUSTEES SkLG.

%. virtue of a deed of trust executed by
keenan, TO ne as trustee Oh the sd
dav of June. 1896, ! VIII, On
Gay NTI-RDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1891,
IA, M at the front door OF the Court
a. 80 ~ nj Ohio county, sell AT publ: sale
~ following personal properly 10 wit:
- %o 100 suits; > No = springs; No. w
-. ! uasr standard pillows; . 30. IS
I'm shades; No. Z siCeD0ard; y. rock
- l0-piece toilet set; No. 1905 y. rock
80 , pIcturcs; > pictures; o steak dishes,
ee-,,,o7l. 4 glass dishes; 8 individual butter
ditbes. / steak FOUNDER; fork; l spoon;
80 nam. ia green Wilton laid. 2Jia yards
80 Wilton laid; fancy mating laid;
~ ~ ,nd drab mating y laid; 29l5 No. l4j
iEjd cot: No. - fringe shades; ll2
~ I5qs lace curtains; 8 wood poles. oak;
10 zoo coffee mill, / No. step gasoline
= NO, -rY s-o. !o3 Taler cooler No. Sy6 par
icT mil. no 1916 3. lounge; No. J14 oak
sfard. No. 25 eft. extension table; No.
a.; chairs. / No ClCiz3 tea set. set knives
and forks; l bread knife; no. il st. dish
-. . lin cups / No. 80 coffee pot; No. ,
- nan. No. I fry pan; / gran. tea
i,e}.ia, / No. ~ stew pan, ! glass set, but
tSr crsam. spoon and sugar; . glasses; l
tor. Hartford spoons table; Hart
ford spoons tea; No. 10 pc. blue toll
'' Terms lT1 Of sale-One-half cash, balance in
fe e lz' JOHN \. HOWARD. Trustee.
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uOUsE CLEANING ANDMOV

VIII lie here soon. and you will need
Snonges. Chamoise. Ammonia, exc.
we nave just what you need in that line.
DICKSO-'S
Mcclure House Pharmacy,
1902 Market Street.
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Special to the Register.

Special % the keglster.
Benwood. O., March 25.-Fisher Oil
Company's Honnel No. came in good
for 200 barrels. Their Bacher No. l
was reported a gasser, but a late report
saws it is flowing oil. The Henry Oil
Companys Holtsclaw No. is holding
up we'll; rigs are almost completed for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

II is rumored that the Fisher Oil
Company has located six wells on their
Hamilton lease on Jackson Ridge, near
WoOdSfeld.
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Special to the Register.
Harrisville. W. Va, March Pa
home company is being organized in
Pennsboro. for the purpose Of drilling
. well on the Barnard lease, one and
quarter miles south OF that place The
company has leased 400 acres and are
endeavoring TO obtain additional terri
tory.
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A New York contemporary has this
TO saw on one Of the most important
questions of the day-a question of spe-
cial importance to the Empire State
whose conyicts have been deprived OF