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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

nB'"Tho recent Aoodi'ig of tho city Of
New Orleans was not caused BY -ain, bu.
entirely " creyasscs in the legees of the
canals, ufcli of the city. The city being
lSwer titan the canals d break, Of course,
cyerhowb The former until the water finds
d level The New Orleans papers give
very fill accounts Of the disaster. Hun
dreds Of pocr people we're driven from
their residences, and were being supplied
With food by various charitable associ-
ations. At our latest dates, the food was
recedinr. ,- =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

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Ali.tlo boy, upon whom his mother
was intlioting personal chastisemcnt,
said Give me two or three licks
more, mothet,; !. | don't think | can
behave well Jet7 .
Dr. Mary Walker declares thatif
any ;ilan desires to get her out of
pantaloons, lie must marry her,
We pass. s.;
4 physician claims that ten thou
sand women have been squeezed to
death by c6rsots during the last fivo
years Some woman can't get tsqueez-
ed any other way. Blu. that's too
much of u good thing. u
Keep out of q hasty mans way
for while out Of q sullon mans
way all the days of your life.
Moro great ends are carried by
conccaling 5u own counsels, than
by discovering those Of our antago-
mist. + s. ....|...Y.f
Gaming is the child Of avarico,
bit the parent of prodiSslity.
Designing mon begin by asking
small favors, and protesting great
gratitude.
"What is home without moth
err" as the young lady said when
she sent the old lady to chop wood.
A girl may as well hang up her
fiddle when she loses her beau.
Those are moet likely to detect
hypocrito who are themselves play
ing the htpocrite. f. "
The martyrs TO vice suffer moro
in tho cause than the martyrs 10
virtue.
| We dr5 ruined, not by wha. re
want, but by what VIC thinA To
want. 81. a.,
He that buys what he toc- not
want, will soon want wha; he cau-
not buy.
Hurry shows a weak H'ad, dc'-
patch a strong one.
= lie that dies 2 ar.ar.yT f-roveS that
| he was not a khave, bat 40: that hc
was rot q fool.
, Failures to men in power, are
Ike defeats t. a General
; Gravity : often less wise. and
, lcvitr les foolish ihan they apPrnr-
o When voHng, wo tr-uet "ih~rT igr
regeE sl.n d 'r' '.ttle
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
Respectfully yours,
JOHN W. SWINDELLS
Ed Dallas iIrpAf.D

H. Ed. Dallas HERALD.
Dl$s, Texas, January "a, 1871.
Mr.. G. D. KANADY-Sir:-I have in
tended for some me TO write You in regard
to the stove l bought of you last Fall
Bucks Brilliant Cook Stove. have never
seen better stove, and would rather have
1t than n-any | have ever used. 1t is equal
-t0Hll you recommended it to be, and in my
Judgment cannot be surpassed. l very
willingly recommend it to any one wishing
20 purchase stove.
Yours, respectfully,
SARAH II. COCKRELL.
Dallas, Texas, March 20, 1871.
Mr.. G. d. kASADY-Dear Sir Il take
pleasure in recommending the Buck &
Wright Cooking Stove 1t is by far the
best stove | ever had, and would recon-
mend it to all needing cook stove.
Very respectfully, &C.,
". L. LANG.
Dallas March 2lst 1871.
MIR. C. D. kANADY-Dear Sir:-Tbe stove
bought of you last May Back & Wrights
Patentl gives perfect satisfaction 1t is
all that could expect, and much more
than nny other | ever used. 1t bakes in
much less time and with much less wood
than any stove ever knew.
W. II. PRATHER.
Dallas, Texas, Mnrch 2lst, 1871.
Mr.. G. ID. KASIpY-Dear Sir:-The stove
| purchased Of you, Bucks Brilliant"
last Fall gives entire satisfaction. II is
the best cooking stove have any know
ledge of--heats quicker and requires Lest
wood than any stove have ever used.
tste pleasure in recommending it TO all
who desire frsi-ciass stove.
Yours. truly.
" L. MURPHY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

Ali.tlo boy, upon whom his mother
was inflicting personal chastisement;
said Give me two or three licks
more, mother; don't think | can
behave well YETI .
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
A SAD CHECK N 3BoaxlYs.

Ofllcer Powers OF the First precinct, Brooklyn,
yesterday arrested German named Tudor Hailen.
back, for attempting TO pass bogus check on the
Fulton Bank, amounting to $5l5 50. It is charged
that the prisoner went to the dry goods store OF
Dckerson West in Fulton street, and bought a
bill OF goods. The change OF $50 bill which he
offered In payment amounting to s32 90. he asked
to be given him In the form OF check. The check
was given. The figures were erased by using chem.
icals, and the amount altered to $5l6 80. The teller
OF the Fulton Bank, Mr.. 7. Rogers, closely scrutu-
Ned the check when 1t was presented 10 him, and
detected the fraudulent ensures. lie quietly sent
Out FOR an officer who took Mr. Hallen0eck into Gus.
tody. The accused will he arralgnsd Tor sxanlna
Lien Aafate Justice Walsh to.dai.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
BOARD OF HEALTH.

AInrming Iscroase Of Smallpox-DEore Leni-
sncy shown 10 the Proprietors Of slaughter
Houses.
President Bosworth presided at tho regular weekly
meeting OF the Board yesterday afternoon. The
attorney was instructed 10 commence suits against
fourteen persons for violation Of the Tenement
House aet aud eighteen for Noncompliance with
orders from the Board. DR.. Morris. City Sanitary
Superintendent, submitted the following report OF
contagious diseases for the week ending February
9, a. compared with the preceding week. In which
1t appears smallpox is alarmingIy on the increase
have the honor to submit the following oomparaties
~ Week 'U sndins January sTypSu. typhoid 81 .
g; smallpox n; measles, Si diphihsria III relapsins
s Sn TyHs y s.hAsns Ano
s a ha N ps e
Extra exerons having instituted during the week
a' ''s q aa1
%ns pSs Ss sssN
per day. while tho subsequent three days. to present date
With respect the of smallpox there seems to be
sp In he public nd and among some
The i r md case s of varood viii rspodacs
or as
II Ds pr the s %
ss N s oa
ss',ss ~ sSsss sss
prevent Is spread are as ahsSu'e nessssAry l.
care 0hs rsaSirsd isolate sIisssSsls p.sa. sai
with hs FOR d hs s % aP
.po,ea o restraint % INT than one whS = too ac
hey SS @ hs e; s IN
mild with indifference In respec sanitary require
ensi heneSy rapy
s, c X ns @ wa Is mSaaes Ssys sn
the public well boards Of health sanitary officers,
Ss a
M Of .oa oas lis
The same observations appy with eqpa force respecting
equally contagious aud fatal in their effects.
ssarans s;arlsnc scarlet rash scarlet fever t and
fecoua and con'agiou. dsease the different appslaons
Too much care With reference TO means Of commun
eating this SOnag0n be o I ~
and subsequently, during the desquamavc stage and Ike
latina become dangerous the public account Of
less with reference TO quarantine and sanitary prccaa
others. lis portability BY the olothing Of persons Visiting
fection.
A communication was received from the proprie.
tors Of several slaughter houses between Second
and Tenth avenues, who were acting In violation OF
the rules Of the Board asking for an extension Of
time until the 1st of May next. when they VIII re-
move outside the city limits The communication
was ordered TO be placed on file.
A communication was received from large mum.
Der OF citizens, residing in the vicinity OF Fortysev-
enth street and Second avenue, complaining that
several heaps OF manure ranging from twenty five
to y feet high, were existing in that locality, much
to the detriment OF health and appetite, besides
being great detriment to landlords In leasing their
property. They asked that the nuisance might be
removed. 1t was resolved that the permits given 10
parties allowing them to dump manure IN the places
Complained Of be revoked. The CITY Sanitary IN
spector was instructed to investigate the condition
OF the other dumping grounds in the city ana re,
port 10 the Board
cause his corps OF assistants inspect all The sta
bles IN the city and report TO the Board to their
condition.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

struggle will be between men pressed by hunger and
cold and giant companies well fed and comfortably
OlOtnoA What will bo the resultf
THE 6TTC ALTON.
Business IN this section was never so paralyzed,
and ali classes begin TO vince under the ''hard
umes.u Coal " scarce and growing perceptiby less
every day. But little can be had, for love or
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

INANTED TO RENT-A STORE AND BASEMENT OR
w whole HDuse the west side OF Sixth avenue be-
tween Thirteenth Twenty ninth streets Address, giving
particulars Ms to location and rent G. d. r., Herald olce
WANTED TO RENTr-WITH PRIVILEGE or BUYING,
w small House and Garden IN good order and good neig
borhood within 80 from CITY Hall Address cor
TAGE, box 1879 Herald oiico
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

tNANTED TO RENT-A SMALL NEAT HOUSE, ny
w unexceptionabe tenant In the vicinity OF Broadway
between Fourteenth and Thrteh streets. line addressed
to r. g. r. 81 East Ninth street. naming rent and locaon
will receive attention.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

CHEAP HOMES-NEAT AND CONVENIENT HOUSES
~ of eight rooms can be obtained at Elizabeth, N. j.
within three minutes walk of South depot
each half remain bond mortgage Address LIUS
A. FAY, Elizabeth, N. J.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

HNO CLOSE AN ESTATE-AN ELEGANT BROWN
stone House, situated Leo avenue, between Rodney
and Keap streets s Brooklyn al superb or
teenh wards surroundings frat class IN every particular.
For permits and particulars apply to JOHNSON MILLER,
25 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

T OsT-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING FEB 8, ONA
IL Broadway horse going from Reais street TO Fifth
Hotel between and O'Clock, Jscot gold hunter
Watch and Chain Whoever viii return tho 10 the
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel will receive liberal reward
and no questions asked
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
LOST AND FOUN q.

LOUND-A DOG HAS ON COLLAR WITH OWNERS
The owner have by proving property and
paying expenses. T. RAFFERfY,
Sixty-hfth street aud Eighth avcnus.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The predictions made here some time since Of
reawakenng OF activity IN real estate are already
meeting with fair realization. The sales yet con-
but some very considerable ofcrings are announced
ana the Inquiry among The various brokers discloses
others The market thus exhibits no new features
other than have been already touched upon.
There IL yet an mdisposltton ON the part
property into the market to be foremost
IN that respect. They are generally indisposed
10 accept the bear CRY that they must suffer heavy
feduction OF values, but prefer to await 0 later
more confident tone. While THIS cry OF real estate
down continues u prevents persons, strong holders
OF real estate and destrous or willing to cnange their
Investments nom appearing ~ u compelled to sell,
Y being the natural inference that they would not
otherwise sell on falling market There Is really
nothing, however, IN the present character or real
estate dealings TO justify such fear. The sales
Gay were unimp0rtant. Subj0lned are the par
uculars.
NEW YoRK PRornRry--DY A. :. BLEBoKKR. SON 90.
llth st. house and lot No. 2 I'd av 2x4ax1 400
il2h st., lots, g., l6b IT. e. of 3D. sv., yOxh block,
Iszo
No sss Monroe st., - n FROM Grand st. s5sloO to Geo.
NS s9i Henry st. g. 40 # a Of Scanned st: al.75, to
House ID av ais n OF SD st., ssxiOG jane: ''''
hury; ;......:.;.., ......:.::. $500
ay 80 r. n. OF l27th ST. II lot OF l27th ST., 200 IT,
W. OF lth av, to Thomas j. 30 300
Frame house Goth st., s75 f. W. of 3D. av 25xlO0 to
STAMFORD ecosS rRoraRTYnY nIxoawiI nAsKs.
Dwelling house, outbuildings and 90 OF ground,
situated IN the town OF Stamford, Conn.,, 10 q. j.
6Vou
man In the Vicinity of Woodstock, VT, has been
so severely poisoned and paralyzed BY drinking
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

so severely poisoned ana paralyzed by drinking
cider that had been conducted through lead pipe
into his cellar that he Is unable to raise his hands to
his head or to attend to his ordinary business. The
pipe was not ceansed or rlnsed out the first year,
but laid away and used last fall without cleaning.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

l1HE EVENING TELEGRAM
THE WRITING ON THE WALL.
TELEGRAM CARTOON
TOMORROW.
TIE TELEGRAM
Is the smallest,
is the best and
hos the largest circulation
OF all the Evening Papers.
THE TELEGRAM
Is the leading
Evening Newspaper
all over the city,
and contains the entire News of to-day.
THE TELEGRAM
gives the News frst
gives the News first;
hevcr misses sensation,
and always reliable.
THE TELEGRAM
contains all tho
Balls, Parties
and Theatrical Reports
OF last night.
THE TELEGRAM
is sold by all the
Stands, Dealers and Newsboys;
Is read by everybody,
and everywhere for Soc. month.
OFFICE,
81 NASSAU STREET.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

pipe was not ceanscd or rinsed out the frst year.
but lald away and used last fall without cleaning.
FOR sAi4E.
class GrDse sy sa with good for
A ss sus0 W. Ga sas At E .ss sAs
AN OLD EsTADLIsHED CIGAR STORE FOR SALE
"a S1rns Iisaor Stores sam
h s or Ss.s sss Country Stores Country Hotels
MIT6HGLL's Store Agency, " Cedar street.
MUST BE SOLD, CIGAR STORE, PRINCIPAL
IA. avenue, averaging daily B25 or no sale; lease; low
5oIs 1884 Bowe
street o. il ffkRsos ~ isss"'sas Pine street. 70
DRga STORE FOR sALEzoN THIRD AVENUE, UP
SHa n ssss
E'oR sALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF AN
old established Dstlery and Family Liquor Store
doing good business Apply at 5ll Broome street.
FoR THE FIXTURES AND LEASE OF CEN.
deaisa Svssn sg sse nd Sm apply
avenue.
ENoR sALE--A GOOD ESTABLISHED STORE DOING
good s city and country cash trade, with full assor-
Fancy articles &C. satisfactory reasons given for selling
out sS3 Canal street, between Laurens and Thompson
TOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BUTCHERS SHOP.
J. splendid opportunity good cash trade. lso East
ENoR sALE-THREE YEARS. LEASE AND sUBsTAN-
Aass BE E2si Herald
Office
TOR sALE-DowN TOWN RESTAURANT, CHEAP
''f PofGR S Dey street
EoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD AND SAMPLE
Room, with lunch counter and restaurant attached well
near ~, ana doing good business rent
S2ocO to $4,000 cash. Address box l24 Herald ONCE.
EANcY GooDs STORE IN DIVISION STREET, Es
taoisled 10 years; doing good business Address box
FURNITURE STORE FOR sALE.-EsTABLIsHED ls
years; good busne1 Apply on the premises, SO Sixth
T .ARGE SAFE FOR sAt.E-AT HALF PRICE; ALSO
CO., 1877 Broadway.
DARE CHAkCE.-$200 WILL BUY THIS WEEK ONE
Of the best Cigar Stores on Myrtle ayenge Brook
ciermont and Vanderbilt avenues.
mo PHoToGRApnERs-RARE CHANCE.-GALLERY
for sale, lP Sixth avenue. Reason for selling the
owner has another and cannot attend to BOTH
ITO PHoroGRApHERs-A GOOD GALLERY TO BE
Apply yGn 1s yGyGH aery Mers1S is
cry, between Grand and Broome streets
one Of the finest pieces Of Improved Real Estate 10 this
city; fortune In II For particulars address WIN. H.
WILL SELL-FUREITURE AND LEASE OF HOUSE
w Sixth good chance for who has $500
$600 Address, for one week. SPLENDID HOME, Herald
office.
nOOO A COMMERCIAL SCHOOL FOR SALE
SpDUU. Pays well easily conducted beautiful location;
bookkeeping kc. j; brilliant opportunity. Address HAN
FORTH, Herald Office.
G1 OOO COTTON BATTING MANUFACTURING
DILCO business; net profits $50 weekly and increas.
ing; machinery first class Apply to w. r. SOPER No
William street. or to WEBNEk 4 LLOYD, % Broadway,
frat toor.
c1 RO0 AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUsI-
Dl.CUV. ness for sale cheap Address GEORGE
Post Office, Brooklyn
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
TIE WRITING ON THE WALL.
TELEGRAM CARTOON
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

INANTED TO RENT HOUSE WITH "a ROOMS, Ev
w cry conyenience, Now YORK or Brooklyn thirty min.
from Wall street: rent about H3,00 Only answers
givng rent, location, &c fully will be notced. Ad
dress N. NJ. NJ station +, New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

The resignation of E. J.lStone, mem.
Der of this Branch of Council from the
Seventh ward, was taken from the
table and accepted. ..
! Mr.. Blair moved TO 60 into an cleo.
ton to I'll the vacancy, There seemed
to be considerable majority of this
Branch in favor Of postponing the
election until the expression of the
people Of that ward should be. heard;
but the objection suddenly subsidized
after Mr.. Blair privately conferred with
Mr.. Wilson and Capt c. H. Booth was
Immediately elected.
Bonds Of D. c. List and II. K. List,
as Commissioners of the $3.50, 1000 loan,
was received from the Second Branch
and concurred in.
The appropriation for cleaning the
| basin, from the Second Branch, was
! concurred in.
The application Of Tbos Mccormick
for retail license, from the Second
Branch, was concurred in.
Capt. c. H. Booth, member elect from
the Seventh ward, came forward and
was sworn in.
An ordinance amending an ordinance
/ in relation to driving over the market
street bridge, was read.
| Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

A BOLD RoBBERY.-Last evening
about halfpast seven o'clock the house
of Joseph Long, on Chapline street,
corner Of Alley D, was entered in the
rear by two bold operators. who passed
through the kitchen into a bedroom
for the purpose Of stealing whatever
they could lay their hands on. They
were discovered by little girl, who, by
her screams, gave the alarm to Mr..
Long, who was sitting at the front oil
the house. The rascals hearing him
coming fled. and in their flight dropped
a pair OF pants and silk dress, but
made their escape with about twelve
yards of calico and blue dress. This
is one Of the boldest operations we have
heard of fora good while. At the hour
named it is not dark, and the chances
of detection, with the family moving
round, were certain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

GIVEN AwAY.-Ice Cream, Soda
Water and other goods given away to
parties buying one pound of fine French
Candies worth 20 cents, Tor 60 cents, or
one pound Of plain Candies mixed,
worth 40 cents, for 80 cents, in fancy
boxes, with a gift order in each box
varying from one glass of soda water to
one gallon Of ice cream or other goods
to the amount at my store, till further
notice c. A. SMART
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

The ODD FELLOWS PICNIC.-There
seems 10 be an idea that none bat mem
beers OF the order will be admitted to the
Odd Fellows picnic on Monday next.
This is an error. All persons OF
respectability are invited to join with
them and can obtain tickets OF the
committee, as published in our adver-
Using columns. The committee only
intend excluding improper persons from
the grounds, and this they will do rig.
orously...It is designed to make this pic
mic one Of the most enjoyable ever given
in Wheeling, and, as we say above, all
proper persons are invited to participate
whether they be members OF the order
or not
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

CONCERT AT CAMERoN.-We learn
that there is to be a grand concert OF
vocal and instrumental music at Cam
eron, on Thursday and Friday of next
week. The entertainment is given for
the benefit of the Cameron Brass Band.
That it will be a grand success every
one who is acquainted with the gentle
man who have the matter in hand may
be well assured, for they are live men
full of fun and anxious to please all who
may attend the entertainment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

WONDERS will never cease. Go to
al Main street and purchase a pack
age Of confectionery, and you will re-
ceive present Of gold, silver, green
backs, or a watch. Each package
contains nearly half pound Of fine
mixed confectionery, and present in
each package guaranteed. Remember
on Saturday we will give away two
gold watches worth Sl25 and 500 at
al Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

SURPRISE AND DoNArIoN.-The mem
bers of the First English Lutheran
Church visited the residence OF their
pastor, Rev. S. B. Barnitz, last night
and made handsome donation Of nee
essary articles, consisting of groceries
fruits and meats, and also purse Of
money. 1t was a very pleasant affair
and n complete surprise. Mrs. and
Mrs. Barnitz had just returned to the
CITY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

METAL BLOCK SIGNS.-Benno Kan
mer has been appointed agent for this
city for the new patent metal block let
tiers for signs The advantages Of the
metal over the wooden blocks are
many, and those desiring to have a
handsome sign, and one that will wear,
will do well to call at the office OF
Hammer e. Siebke, opposite the Centre
Wheeling Market, near Third street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

No CAsEs.-We knew it would come
10 this. We were satisfied that when
everything else went back on us the
Police Court would do the same thing,
'yust for q leedle choke on Schneider"
We were not, therefore, excessively dis,
appointed when we found there was no
f,aloot in the calaboose yesterday morn.
ing. Nothing before the Justices;
nothing at the Court of Appeals; not a
case of drowning, suicide or manslaugh-
ter; nothing before the Police Court ;
not even an exciting dog fight. Is it
any wonder we are endeavoring to bring
ourself up to the calm contemplation OF
suicide? The town is horribly dull
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

The BELLAIRE PlcNIo.-The Odd
Fellows Of Bellaire had a glorious time
at their picnic yesterday, The process.
sion through the city was very credit,
able one and brought out the fraternity
of the thriving village Of Bellaire in its
full strength: 9she picnic was held on the
topm-a-hiliS abont TWO miles RICH,
straight up oven thestown. 1t is a
splendid place for a picnic when YOU
get there, but, like going to heaven, one
has to die to get there. The time was
pleasantly passed in singing, music by
the Martinsville Brass Band, speeches
by brethren Of The Order, dancing, iirt-
ing and general, enjoyment. We wish
the fraternity Of Bellaire every prosper.
ity. They are noble fellows and deserve
to prosper abundantly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

TILL TAPPrNG.-Yesterday about one
o'clock, two boys, one named Jake
Russell and the other named George
Brooks, went into Bentz's cigaTIstore on
Main street, near the Grant House, and
while tie Russell boy kept watch, the
other attempted to rob the till. They
were seen before they got away with
their plumber and compelled to, dis
gorge. The boys being too Young to
be punished by any existing law they
were permitted to 60 on their way.
They will learn caution by failure and
will by practice become expert thieves.
What has become Of the movement for
a House OF Correction
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

NorIcB TO HoUsEKEEPERs-Buy your
paper at PAUL. Bros. & Co., No. &C
Market street, and save fifteen per cent,
by getting those wide English goods
which are superior to American papers
both in the quality Of the paper and in
the eolors they are printed in, and sell
for the same price. You will fiud there
the best assortment in the city, all
STYLES, prices and qualities. 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-27

TURTLE Sour LUNcH.-At 10 o clock,
A. N. to-day, l will have Turtle Soup
Lunch at my Saloon, formerly the old
Stamm House, on Denny street, Eighth
ward. 1t will be gotten up in the best
style. All are invited to drop in" and
partake john MARSH.