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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06
The pootblacks Adventure.

During q slight luIl in business here
yesterday two little bootblacss- white
aud on one black were standing at the
corner Of Second and Francis streets, do.
ing nothing, when the white boosblack
: agreed to black the black bootblack's boots
The black borthlack was Of course willing
TO have his boots blacked BY bis fellow.
eboo,black, and the bootblsck who bad
agreed to black the black bootblack's went
to work. When the bootblack had black.
ed one ofthe black bootblack's boots until
itshown 10 manner that would make any
boosblaok proud, this little bo % ia who
had agreed to black the black bootblack's
boots refused to black The other boot 'of
the black bootblack until the black boot
black who had consented to have the white
bootblack black bis boots, should add five
cents to the amount the white bootblack
had made backing other mems BOOTS
This the bootblack whose boot bad been
BACKED refused to do saying it was good
enough for a black boosblack to have one
Il ~ - o
boot BACKED, and be didn't care whether
the boot that the bootblack hadn't blacked
was BACKED or not. This made the boot.
blsck Who had blacked the black bootblack's
boot angry, as the boo'blalk often gets'
and he vented bis black wrath BY splitting
upou the BACKED boot Of the black boot
black. This reused the latent passion OF
the black bootblack. and be proceeded to
boot the white bootblaek with the boot
which the white bootblack bad blacked =
A 6ght then ensued, in which the white
bootblack. who had refused to black tue
uublscked boot Of the black bootblack,
BACKED the black bootblacks visionary or
psp. and 10 which the black bootblack
wore all the backing. of bis BACKED boot
in too.iug the white bootb'ack. The ira
tsruity Of bootblacks afterwards convened,
and denounced the action Of the white aud
black bootblacks as one Of the blacklist in
The pages Of bootblack history. Milvau-
3kc News.
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EXTRAoRDlN AIRY IMPROVEMENTS
Cabinet Organs

THE Mason 4. HAxLiS OaoAs Co respectfully
announce the introduction " improvements Of
much more Than ordinary interest These are.
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS,
being the only successful combination Of REAL
PIPES with reeds ever made; '
DAYS TRANSPOSING KEYBOARD,
which can be instantly moved tothe right or
left. changing the pitch, or Transporting the
key.
Fer drawings and descriptions, see Circular.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES or a
DOUBLE REED CABINET ORGANS,
at sian. 1892 and l25 each. Considering Cap
acit1. Elegance, and Thorough Excellence Of
Workmanship, thes, are cheaper than any be.
fore offered.
THE Mason 4 HAMLlS Organs are acknowl
eyed BEST, and from extraordinary facilities
for manufacture this Company can afford and
now undertake 10 sell at prices which render
them.
UNQuESTlON ABLY CHEAPEST.
Fous OCTAVE ORGANS $50 each; FIVE OCTAVE or.
GAN. 800 $l25 and upwards. With three
sets reeds $i5O au upwards. Forty styles, up
to $3.50 each -
New ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and TESTING.
SrAL racutAR, with opinions Of MORE THAN
ONE THOUSAND MUSICIANS, sent free
MASON d lIAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
ia fremont ST.. Boston. 596 Broadway, N. Y
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CHEAP PA1Sr.-Tske seven pounds 0
nnslacked lime and one gallon OF boiling
.gater. and stir into thick pudding; then
add to it two gallons Of boiled liDseed oil
and one quarter ola pound Of white pot
ash dissolved in one pint Of boiling water
Nix thoroughly, if the oil and potash do
not unite, add o little more potash water;
here must be enough to cut the oil per-
fectly; but no more. 1t will look thicker
ban common paint. but will spread easily
with common paint brush. and will wear
sscplleutly we'll, and has all the appear
snce ola superior paint. while ito cost Is
less than half as much. For a paint for
harms. out houses. fences, etc., it is un'
equaled. D. " D.
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whv Some Ara Poor.

in... !, 4 ,lIo,,sd = nonld and .uoil.
<. 81 ,...a . .,,,,e Kettles.
! a ,rbe .c,abbioa brush IA left 10 The va
!.
Rnn.. =. ,buyned that would make soap.
N:..sL,sa,,a ,o;,.. A.. thrown into hot
-.
p.,o,,s ~ ,.va, h,,c m and are
~. .,..,,;,,a a
iii, clo,., Z, th,orn where mic, can
de I. ,hem,
roh,, .,a h,r,sl, "a IeA itY,Lo sun To
4, M IN .aart
r,o.h.. arc Ian on The line to whip 10
,,.... i 4. v;nl,
p;. .,r,,. s ,ea 4 so,,r iueteat Of max.
inc fan tarts for tee.
veoe,,ble. are thrown away that would
,.,m 80, q, breakfast.
Dried ru;t Is not taken care Of in seas.
~ and becomes uorrn,.
RI. n men, 4 thrown out that would
!, m,ke bo,b meat or hash.
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i R. r.. IF. Is
RADWAY'S READY R.LJEF
: CURES THE WORST PAINS
i. .E,om one ia, Tceniu Minutes.

KANWAY'S kEAUI-..Hi ..LJEF
Ahpt n,1nrs tug WORST PAINS
81 ovHN' -. n /. i,:,,.,..
IN. Eton ORes 70. 4lceaiys .4ulAass' 4
NOT ONE HOUR,
after reading this sdveI.,s =. neo. hssi ., ono
suffer with pain. nanwsy ~. g., ..d =.
cure for every pain " va tne n!s " ano y
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY K
!, !, Z, 4, ~ mos,.excruciatins u.iu,
that instantly ssops 'n sn% V s,,,s~ .ssnvss;ons
allavs lnaa ,hs ,nr, stomach bowels Or OH &
wne,ne, a y ~ ,r' o,~aSs by one application, IN
r. froa none one to twenty minutes, no, patles,hov
! ;nIent or excrucisiing the pain ibs rheumatic.
brd.ridden, in6rm crippled, nervous. mural
yic, or Frustrated vithdireass may sufer.
~ ~ b INV 4 We READY RELIEF
hA .y = - s' .I.i,n
will afford instant ease. lnus Msns. f"as s
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There Is 40 oystet;can owned by some
boy. Of 1 sportive character. in Cleveland,
thst has never yet been outrun by any dog
+, . fair street race. They cau always give
*, dos tho start, bat comes in neck and
nect, Or slightly ahead on tho home
slrech.
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A Good Name

M A Good Name.
4. How often men and women 10 society
seemingly forget the value Of sgood nane De!
Money il nothing, position is nothing
power is nothing, without the foundation
atone--a good name.
Beginning life, young man who goes
into business should remember this one
thing: Iu,all bis intercourse with men,
10 every commercial transaction, to DO
strictly honest; to take no advantage 81 his
neighbor's ignorance or Of bis careless.
ness.
Ifbis character is ever investigated. let
men say oihis that be never putin bis own
pockesa penny that belonged to any one
else; that DO would scorn the man who
trusts him aud deals with him.
Let him keep considerations ofright and
honesty, and fair dwelling always upper.
most ID bis mind, and 10 their train will
come the respect ind confidence Of bis fell
low.meu, the satisfaction Of bis own soul,
and after labor wealth. ! ~
Beginning life let The young girltb'nk
Of this, that beauty fades, mere personal
attractions vanish; but that good name
is the most precious Oruomeut woman
eau wear.
LISA base action TO win tho esteem,
the love Of those you meet 10 your own
little world, by hiding under false, fair
exterior, hidden voices Of character.
TO appear to be what you know you arc
not!
Ifyou would deserve and win good
name, be above trickery ofeyery kind
Be, in reality, modest aud kindhsarted;
frank and friendly; generous and forg'v'
ing, q
Do no! send The starving bcggar from
your door, and 10 the next breath talk Of
philanthropby; dopot weave your blush.
es o snare to enlangle your neighbours
heart. and then laughat the pain you have
caused.
Oh, remember that the brightest jewel
will grow din besides the lus're Of a good
name!
Woman's influence is powerful in this
world. How many men sink into dispair,
and yieldTto tue temptation that came 10
their way, because tue wife forgets to req.
der ibe aid.
There isa man who is struggling to
earn enough to supply his family. lie
gives them a shelter Of home roof. sup.
plies the table with necessary food. and
gives 10 other directions IS far as.hisi
means will allow. But if'his wife Who
should cherish the good name Of her bus.
band, e.leemiug it as q household treasure
fluids fault instead, demands finer ATTIRE
greater luxury, and keeps back both smiles
and kind words, both cheers and sym.
patty. whose fault is il when at last he
falls, and bis good name is trailed 10 the
dust? Does she not share 10 bis bitter
disgrace? Does her pride avail anything
10 this extreuityY Will vanity minister
to her needs, or self approach bring back
the jewel she mas los!!
And is there among all worldly posses.
sion, and robler Inheritance to leav the
children you love as your, owO lives than
single thing-tbe glory Of a name that is
Lands and houses, gold and silver, and
much treasure are as nothing when COM
With it!
A food name is more to be desired than
riches v
A SWEET TEMPER -Notrait OF charac'
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YOUNG mem
OF THE SOUTH

6isjs OF the SVU ~ ~ v
Trained for . successful start IN buslnesss
Lie, tauvh. bow to gel . living. ma. smoney
and become enierprisiny, useful eitizans az
Eastman College The Oldest Practical bn'i'
ness trimming School, and The only one pro-
vidiup situstiop, for Graduates! ,Toiai vxpeIn'
80. ior prescribed course. SOD to $l25. NO
yocs,ions. Address for CataIogues.e'5 ooo 10
business, and full particulars, 90 EAST
MAN, IL. D !, President, Po'EeepslA, N'i,'
On The Hudson AgeF (
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A SWEET TEMPER No trait OF charac.
Tor ia more valuable 10 female than the
possession Of q sweet temper. Home can
never be made happy without it. 1t is
like The flowers thstspring 10 our pathway,
reviviug and cheering US. Let a man 90
home at night, wearied and worn by tolls
of,he day, and how soothing is word die
tated by good disposition. It is as sun
shine falling on bis heart lie is happy,
and the cares Of life arc forgotten. A
sweet temper has soothing influence over
the minds Of the whole family. Where
it is found in the wife and mother, you
observe kindness aud love predomlnating
over the natural feelings Of bad heart;
smiles, kind words aud looks. characterize
the children, and peace and love have their
dwelling there. Study, then, to acquire
and retain q sweet temper. II is Of more
value than gold; il captivates moro than
beauty; and to close Of life it retains oil its
freshness and power.
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GARDEN OF WEST,
Now For Sale!

H
These lands are in The cenlra portion of the
United States, on the 4lst degree Of North
Latitude, the central line Of the great Temper
ate Zone Of the Amerscan Continent, and for
gram growing and stock raising unsurp used
by any in the United States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE. more favorable
terms given, anu more convenient 70 market
than can be fouad elsewhere.
FREE H0MsSTEAOs FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
The Best Locations For Colonies. K
so7aie,yentitedtoa homeMeaaof 1850 acres.
Free Passes to Purchasers Of Land.
Send for the new descriptive Pamphlet,
with new maps. published in English. German,
Swedish and Danish, mailed fret everywhere.
Address q + DAVIS,
Land Commissioner, U PR R Co..
81 at Omaha, Neb.
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I, 4 4, said that Mrs. James G. FaksjF,
+ Is spilled to lartin 9 Meade ne
sculptor. TO furnish . design 70. : =, m0oa,
IN. ,or be-, husband, 70 cost s2' ooo'
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A GENTS Wanted.--Ayents make more
IN At work for us than at anything else.
Business light aud permanent, Particulars
free G.SrIysoy 4 Co., Fiue Art Publishes
Portland Maize. itisS,a Yifa
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CmEAP ADVERTISTNG!
ADJ rti,pmen's occupying osg1isca q spice
will b. inserted in ESQ NEWSPAPERS, IN
Gliding 2iDtiLIES. IN ~.
SOUTHERN .SIAIYS,r

covering thoroughly tie States ~ Maryland
Delaware, Virginia.. West Virs'hhlas; ", t NNl.a
Carolina, South Caiolina. Georgia, alabama
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Arkansas, Yennesse
Kenlucky AMI Missouri. ~.
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n :, PIANO CO.. NY. pmor coon
u ~. No Az nts Circulars Free. " IoV
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HEALTH, DF AUTY,
Strong and pure rich blood--lncrease o. hesh
and Weight. Clear Skin and Beautiful
Complexion secured to all.
Dlt' hhD ~ fg,.ss
ResolVeant
Dir. RAILWAYS

SarSaparilllan ReS0lVelJ
Has made The most astonishing cures so quick,
SO rapib.are;ihe changes the body pndrrgo.s.
under III. influence Of this truly wonderful
medicine, that every day an increase In flesh
and weight is SEEN and felt sisIs
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the sarsaparillian Resolyent,
communicates through Tie Hood, sweat, Urine
and Other flttics and juices eflhe systcmofihe
yieor Of life. furil repairs thtwa>te Of the body
with new and s,uni material, Scrofula, Sv-
mills. Consumption, Glandnlar disease, vi.
GERS in the throat, Mouth, Thmors, Nodes in
the CT mds aud Other parts ofthe system, Sore
Ewes, Strumrons discharges from the Ears. and
the worst forms of Skin Diseases, Eruptions.
Fever Sores, scald Head, Ring Worm. Salt
Rhenm E,vsipeias, Acne, Black Spots, Worms
in the Flesh. T'umors. Cancers in the Womb,
and Ill weakening aud pain'ul discharge.
Nigh, Swpa,s, Loss Of Sperm and all wastes Of
the lfu principle. are within thccurative range
oflhis wonder Of Modern Chemistry ahdaltw
DAYS use will prove 10 any person using Y for
either Of these form Of disease its potent power
10 cure them ,is'
1.-THE patient, daily becoming reduced BY
the wastes and decomposition that is coniinu.
ally progressing. succeeds in arres,ing these
wastes, and repairs the same with new mate
rial made fron healthy blood land this the
iSARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure--a
! cure is certain: tor When once his remedy com.
mences its work Of publication, and succeeds
in diminishing the los Of wastes, IFS repairs.
will be rapid, anL every day the patient will
feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food ,ligesling better, appetite improving, AMI
flesh and weight increasing II is not only
the best remedial agent for The cure Of Chronic
diseusps- hit Il ia the only pnSiliye cure for
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, RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS!
AGENTS, VIZ will pay you $40 per week
II, cash ifyou will engage with us AT o cs.-
Everything furnished and expenses paid =
Address ELS d co. Charlotte, Mich.
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ono MONTH f0r Sll4S.

More Papers, More Dailie,, LatsetClf.
culatio,,, Lower PJic', Than any other
List. one inch, and for longer period th1u
one month. Equally favorable Quotations
made for any Jingle State. Copies O Isis
Circulars, Estimates and full information.
futni,hpd.o Oh uppication. GEO. = now.
EEL 81 co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, A Park Row, NeN forks H
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What is this Grand Specific for tlyspepsia7
this bubliug. sparkling, cooling, purifying rex
ulntiny dradght they call Tar,nps Etfrryes.
cent Srl'zw Aperirnl? Well, it !. simply the
Chemical fac ,in,ile Of The Sel,zerS Spring Water
which for 100 years has been accounted the
finest Caiharlic and Alternative in oil Europe.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS III.
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n A.nnn c.REWARD

and nothing el.e. Sold ty all Druggists =
Price. 400. ~ VI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

GREELEY CLUE MEETING. The Gree-
ley and Brown Liberal Republican,
Club had q splendid and enthusiastic
meeting at their club room last night.
A large number Of Democrats were
present and all the friends OF Greeley
were cordially invited to participate in
the proceedings and consider themselves
members of the club. An excellent
spirit prevailed and complete harmony
was displayed between the several ele-
ments Of the Greeley party.
Among the business transacted dur
ing the early part OF the meeting was
the adoption of q resolution to hold q
grand Mass Meeting in this city on
Tuesday, August q, and the following
committees were appointed in reference
to that end: Committee on Finance,
E. G. Cracraft, P L. Kimberly and j.
C. Clark; Committee on Music, Dana
L. Hubbard, Jas. D. Stanton and II. A.
Knapp; Committee on Speakers, w. P,
Hubbard, l.. c. Rockwell and Ralph
Ankle.
w. P. Hubbard, ESQ, addressed the
meeting in an earnest and eloquent
speech in favor OF Greeley and Brown
and in advocacy of the election Of
Colonel Wilson to Congress from this
District. His remarks were frequently
interrupted by applause aud he was
warmly complimented for the ability he
displayed in his treatment OF the sub
ject.
During thedelivery Of Mr.. Hubbards
speech, Hon. S. F. Carey, of Ohio, who
arrived in the city last evening, entered
the hall, and at the conclusion OF Mr..
Hubbard's remarks was loudly called
for. He responded to the call in q Pc
culisrly happy and appropriate manner
that reused the enthusiasm of the audi
ence to the highest pitch and elected
cheer after cheer from the delighted
throng. He speaks in Morgautown to-
morrow, in New Cumberland Oh Friday,
at Wellsburg on Saturday afternoon
and in the Court House in this city next
Saturday night
At the close Of Mr.. Carey's speech
loud calls were made for j. H. Good,
Esq, but as the hour was late, Mr..
Good very gracefully excused himself
from speaking and the club then ad.
journed. .-....... -..
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In FULL OPERAroN.-La Belle mill
started up, yesterday morning, in full
operation, working single turn.
The "only reliable" was in error the
other morning in an attempted correc-
ton OF the mention We made as to q
few machines being put in operation in
the La Belle. They ,0re started, as
stated by US they would be, our Market
cotemporary to the contrary notwith-
nding.-Intslhg1er.
Mr.. Woodward, at whose instance we
made the correction. says they were not
started as stated BY u they would be"
But, then, it's barely possible he don't
know as much about It a. some other
people, How should he?.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

AN ELoPEMENT-ArreSt Of the Parties.
Quite an excitement occurred at the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh depot yester'
day afternoon on the arrival Of the two
o'clock train for Pittsburgh. A man
named Frazier, who it is said, with what
truth we do not know, has a wife in
GAINESVILLE, and a Miss Fulstick were
taking passage on the train with the
intention OF clipping, when the young
woman was seized by her mother. who
had pursued the flying pair and came
up to them just as they were stepping
on the car. Frazier's sister was with
him, and the united efforts OF the two
girls and the man were necessary to make
Mrs. Fulstick let 60 her hold. The
runaway girl managed to get free, how
ever, and before her mother could
seize her again, the trian started off,
The old lady telegraphed to Steuben'
vile ordering their arrest We saw
Mrs. Fulstick in the depot at Bridge
port, and she seemed nearly heart-bro-
ken at her daughters conduct and ex
pressed her determination to arrest her
When the train arrived at Steubenville
Squire Love, of that place, boarded it
and finding the parties he was in search
Of, arrested them and compelled them
to disembark at q station q few miles
above Steubenville. He brought the
fugitives back to the city last night
What further action will be bad in the
premises we do not know.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

SEM-ANNUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS,
SUITS, &C.-Messrs Emsheimer & Blum,
desiring to close out their summer
goods, offer for this week the following
grand bargains: Grenadines worth SO
cents, at Is cents P. K. worth so cents,
at 25 cents lawns worth % cents, at
l2l cents linen suits worth $40 90, for
$500; linen suits worth Sc 90, for %. co.
lace points worth $4,000, at $1,000;
lace points worth $500, at $3.50. Also,
silk sacks, shawls, hosiery, gloves, &C.,
at a tremendous sacrifice. They also
offer the best six cord spool cotton at
S. cents a dozen. Remember, this is
your last chance to buy summer goods
at these prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

A BEAUTIFUL BoUoUET.-Mrs. Rich
ardson, the attentive and accomplished
wife Of our friend Officer Richardson
has our heartfelt thanks for bouquet
of lovely, fragrant flowers. 1t is
monster bouquet and composed ofthe
richest and rarest flowers that ever
grew. We hardly know how to thank
Mrs. Richardson for her prese mt a.
warmly as we think it deserves. That
her path through life may be strewn
with flowers as beautiful and rich in
perfume as these before US is our earn
est wish.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

New HOSE CoMPANY.-The City
Council last night authorized the FORM
alton ola new hose company, consisting
of foreman and four men, to be loca.
ted in the Seventh ward. This portion
ofthe city, being most Of frame build
iugs, has long needed such protection
from fire as is now accorded. The
Council in ordering the formation Of
this hose company has done = good
thing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

ARREsrEp.-Some FIVE or six months
ago, it will be remembered, some par
ties, who hired q hack of Young d
Husemen, cut the lining all to pieces
with knives, and made their escape. A
warrant was issued for their arrest 81
the time and a sharp lookout has been
kept for them ever since. Last night
Officer Hugh Harrison found one oil
them in Besse's saloon and made him q
prisoner. He will have . hearing be.
fore Squire Gillespy to-day, when We
will learn his name. ~ ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

POLICE CouRr.-Yesterday's session
Of the Police Court was far from being
one to be sneezed at There was g
variety about it, too, that was delicious.
Andrew Brahler was up again Tor
being drunk. Andy was up on Mon
day and was fined 81 and costs for look
ing at the comet on Saturday. Believ-
ing the report published in the IntsI''
oencer that the comet was to hit the
earth on Monday. he took his glasses
again, and again laid down to see it. 81
and costs was the penalty. As Andy
had squandered all his lucre, he
couldn't pay the bill 80 the chain gang
opens its arms to receive him.
Yesterday morning, about l o'clock,
Dick Gardner and friend we're rolling
up Main street towards Union. They
were full of fun and beer. They met a
negro woman going on an errand and
stopped her "just for fun" The friend
held her while Dick skipped across the
street and got a ladder. Up this ladder
they proposed to make the woman
climb and "play circus" They made
90 much noise that the persons living in
the locality were awakened from their
sleep. They caused Dicks arrest. The
friend got away. s. and costs was the
price of the lark. ,-- = Oh - .
James Rogers is broth OF a boy
who works upon the railroad. James
came to the city, he says, for a "shute
of clothes" instead OF which he got q
law "shute." He was found lying in a
Centre Wheeling gutter. rowling
drunk" 81 and costs was the pen
atty. No collateral. Stone pile.
Mrs. Ellen Fitzsimmons, of whose
performances we made mention yester-
day, was fined 81 and costs, and warned
that it would be $40 next time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14

PERsoNAL.-J. C. Anderson. ESQ, re.
turned last evening from St. Louis,
where he had been attending meeting
of the General Managers OF the Life
Association of America. He reports
the Association in most prosperous
condition,
Hon. S. F. Carey arrived in the city
last evening. He is stopping at the St,
James.