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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-19

1V'AU Hak9tS 4Yu''s W IVY l]1|"S~" wv
g trag babe, Die sanse Summe gu foroern."
e. 9Rarf batteben Mirtb einnalmeid 9e=
) =Ema6t unb bel1loB Nun, in Der Meile i'm
t Ibeftiger 5u beitiirmen. Gr itiirSte lid Dor
tfYfeifer tanf Die &nie umldlon9
l'1eine TiiBe ltno tpieoer6plte feline Bitten,
/ nur nod ini itiinoiger; ia bos Mnoenfen
an 1einen armen Serrn uno be1ien 9elieb=
tensSpbn be,uegte i'm 10 bob i'm ,pirtli6
bic b66itc &iibrnhe ersriff uno. unper=
IiteQte SDrdnen ieinen Nu9en entflp5fen.
Sizes CAB 1einen Gprfenungen ben oe=
b5ri9en Nadorud, 1obob er ,peni9Itens
bel Dem Mirtbe, Dem 9dnbe unb sSiibe
9ebunoen ;u 1ein 19lenen, et1pos crrcidte.
DieIe NOR ndmli@ bereit, nit Mort an
ben Ort Sn reilen, ,uo lid) bic @ouner
ouf6ielten uuo i'm gerein nit ib,n III
per luden, in,pie>peit lie bur6 Bitten uno
SIebcn Die Gduber su 9fo9lidt belue9en
tDnnten.-.
pfeifer lieB cinen Wo9en .onIponnen
unb Wforf ubte feincslpe9s, up1in Die
9feile 9cben luerbe. Gr mar 10 tlus gene
fen, porber einen 5i6err Mionn in 1ein
@ebeinnib 5u 5icben unb bieien 5u per=
anlalen, oob ct t)m 5u'Pferoe fol9en uno
ouf ieben Mint in Der Ndbe lein mD9c,
babel ieop9 nit ber gr6bten Norlid)t i'll
perfobren un6 lid) in elmer Qelui1ien @nt=
fernuns 5u bolten, oomit ct bon 9}icmon=
Dem belnerft ,ueroen t6nne. Ginen hcf1ern
@efQbrten tonnte Morf ni9t befpmmen
ocr 9ebcimc 8e9leiter ous Der Terne mor
10 liiti9 unb flug ooB CT ou6 nidt
Der ninbeiten Grineruns ober Warrun9
beourfte.
N2orf uno Pfeifer beltie9en ben .@o9en
uno fubren al, unbcmerft BON Dem Gei=
ter 9efof9t> Scr Die &utlGe nidt aug ben
Mu9en lieB. Sic ltrterboltung i'm @a9en
,uar 1ebr Elm lil6i9 oenn Der g8irtb
mar nodoentli6 uno Morf i6ien 9oni
niebersei6lascn Sc wciter Beioe fll9ren,
selto mebr erDpb li6 Der Mino unoMorf
tloste ii6cr Trolt. I'm 1id su er,pdr,nen,
so9 er cine Tlolde 1dweren Mein berpor>
tront ous iDr unb rei6te tie een1 gYirtbe.
9ie1er lieB 19 ni6t s'pei mai nUtbi9en.
Gr tbot eiri9e frofti9e 3ifge un0 ,pies
ou6 Die Tlo1de nidt 5uriif, ols M}orf
i'm oielelbe lpieberbolt onbot 8as &C.
trdnf erfeblte ieineMirfung ni9t ;Yfeifer
muroe 10 ipro@lelig, baB es Marf m6oli6
ipuroe ,peni9itens 1obiel 5u erfoDreu bob
ibr &eile5iel 9iiben iei ,uo sic @ouner
ibren Wufe'tbolt bdtten.
Morf luar frob> 'ueni9lens 1opiel 5u
toiile. 9n Ser ii6risen unterboltnn9 be5
6olbtrunfenen Pfeifer mar ibn1 ii6rioens
ni6ts gelegel, borlm 1pro6 er Ser
S9ein bat MIDI miioe 9emo@t iN merbe
Elm lpenig 16lafen" :"
Meir 1T es-ou9 >pie 16lofeu! ent9e9=
nete Der girtb uno oriicfte lib in sic Gfe
oes Ma9ens.
91ort modte SPAR bic gugen su uno
tbot, ols 'penn er i9liefe; ober er
lpo6te me6r oIs .je benn BON
ocn1 gSeine bate CT uur Sen fleinten
She'll genoiien; Yfeifer je6o1 i6nar6te>
olS ppllte er 11iumer tpie0er er,pa1en.
9ies mar fiirMort Ser lon9eriebnte9(u=
9enb(id. ST. So9papier bersor uno 16rieb:
Sic Tobrt 9eDt no6 9iiben bort batter
lib Observation-Disclosures ouf. Spl9e nur I'M
lerm Ma9en init Norl li@t. @in0 mir ii,
Dieen, oonn eile> beine Nnitolt sl1 tref=
fen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-19

-9ie Citation 8ismorf lit ser Gno=
punft Der banterotten 9foro Paci ific= 81 1en=
babn. Gin 16le6tes Omen fit belt
oeltI tI6en &ei@sfan5ler.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-19
Sbio @aiieufrenno.
Sic &nabcnrdnber.

Der mesen 1eines &ei9tbums une feline,
Re6tlidteit hei Mllen bic i'm fannten
in bobcm Mn1eben itonb. gr batte mi
cinen einSi9en Gobn, ,pelder einit bi
Treube 1eines gllters ,perben 1ollfe, bor.
Inn tbot er 9lllcs nm ibm Die re6te Gr=
siebung gu 9eben uno Su einem fenntnib'
rei6en, 9el6idten Mann beraufsubiloen,
9o ct 1clb1t nidt i'm @tonbe NOR, ben
llnterri9t leines @obnes su leiten, aud
Die @6ule leines Srts ieinen Mn1prii9en
ni9t 9eniigte, 10 bra6te ct i'm, ebe oos
SSnobenolter al Gnbe ging, nod Gem9o
i'm 2ippel6en, I'M ibn BORT D0bern nn=
tcrrid)t genieBen su lailen.
Ginioe 3eit norber ,por cs gSeltpbol
gelunsen> slpei Manner su entoeden, MEL
6e pielfo6e @ounerl ltrei6e aus9eibt
bottcn. gSeitpbol mad)te beim @erid6t
9(nseiee unb 1ofort >uuroen bic beioen Ve=
trigger in @oft 9enommen. 9}o9oem lie
ii6erfIbrt por0en ,uoren crbielten lie
our6 &i6tcrlprll9 Die luDblperoiente
5tro fe; 5e mubten ibr 9ergeDen our6
3oblung elmer betrd9tli6en @elolumme
biibel1.
Oics Gr9erte Die @ouner bermo ben,
bab 1ic l9,puren, ni6t eber 6u ruben> bis
lie an @efpbol, Der lie on9e5ei9t Bate
sic bitter tie Ga6e 9enpmmen batten.
Scr &a1eplon mar bolo crlonnen; lie /
be]6lpllcn, @citpbol Ben 5obn 5u rou=
ben uno bornob Den Goter 81 Slpin9en>
cine bebeutenoc Gumme 26Ieselo Su
soblen.
I'm nun ben Ylan li1er onsfiibrcn ou
fDunen beourf ten Die @ouner Sund6lt
cines &ut16ers NIT oe0en Wa9cn Ser
5obn Me1tpbors fort9ebra9t peroen
]olte. Ser Gutl lder ,uoro Dcrous9efun=
Ben. 9erlelbe belob @6le6tigfeit ge=
nuo in Die S0cen Der 9io6ebur1iigcn
cilrSugeben uno e,pise @erl@,uie9en6eit
onSu9cloben. Ct nobm bie 5,uei @auner
in leinen gGascn ouf uno frbr init ibnen
,uie lie es perobreoet Datten, bis Dor bic
Gtobt 2em9o luo 9olt 9en1o4t luuroe.
Sorouf 9ing elmer Ser 8Dl lemi6ter Pe=
ter @ei iert ous &0ni9sbcrs, in Die @tobt
binein 1u6te ben jungen Wefpbol ouf
begriibte i'm bDFi0 unO |tcllte lid) 9egen
benlelben 6l1Berlt freunolid, iroem ct oas
Ge1prd6 nit ibm antniipfte.
G6cn, 1praO ct -, 1T ein noDcr Ser=
ponbter ppn Dir ongetonnleR Scr Dir
9io6ridtcn pon bcincn Gltcrn brin9t.
Gr It an Ga 1tboul lc nor Der Gtobt Oh
geitiegen> tonn 1id ober niGt lange ouf=
bolten uno ldbt bid Bitten, su linn BIN
aus5ufommcn.
Scr tlcinc SSeitpfol mar Do3per9nil9t
Don ben Geini9eu einmal etluos 5u DDrcnl ;
oorum elite cr oDne bcn 9eringten Org
uobn NIT @eif fert noD Dem be5ci6ncten !
@o]tDoule. &oum >uoren 1ic obcr biz !!
DOR oos SDor 9cfpmmcn, bo IoDen 1ie !
ou0 16on ben Ma9cn itebcl,, ,ueldcr ben ;
angebli0cn Scruonotcn 9e6ro@t Doben
lollte.
9(1, ricf Gcifert Scr @crr muB 9robe
Gle bobcn; bie Yferoe 1ino >picoer por {
Ben Mo9cn 9clponnt. 9ob uns nod
l6neller 9eben mir trehen soen oerrn
wabrl6einliD 16pn i'm Mo9en, 100 CT
uns 5eDnli1 erlporten luir6. |
9Rit nod eili9ern @@ritten ndberten 5
lie 1i0 Dem Wogen ouf ipef6em ou9
ocr &utl6er Ser 9(bf fabrt barrte. Ser a
barmlole &nobe lpran9 loglei6 an Den 9
Gllt1Chen1ClIaa llu0 Dffnete bic Shllr, INN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-19
| Ill laHen.

Sfa0t 10 m1n0erlet TrQgen lilto 1OebeH
? fen, tuel6e ni6t entI9ieoen ,lllo erleoil
/ lperben fonnteu. Mon beI6lob, Berid
oi1 Ser5og Sricbri9 @ilbelm oer ibt
J Namen 6es minberjdbrisen &urfiirite
gbriition II. @o9ien 5u regieren Datte
6u eritatten. Morf lieB 1iG oas gel fslle1
unb Bat MIR I'M 8eI9leunignn9. De
5ad)e.
e4ls ser Beri6t ausseferti9t tpar, nabn
ibn Scarf an li6 uno elite bamit per-
|lonli@ gum 2anbesfiiriten, ben er I'M
Elm 9ndoises @eb6r in elmer b06it orin'
9enoen Mn9ele9eubeit initdnoig bitter
licb. Sriebri6 Wilbelm lag ben Bcri61
oes @tootratbs su 2eipsi9 uno bei6iel
ben 9iener oes MeitpDal Dor li6. N}ort
erSdblte MQcs, mas er pon Dem &naben'
raube luubte, luorauf ibm in fiir5eiter
5riit ouf 8efebl bes 9(Onini TRAITORS Elm
Ter5af ftsbefebl an olle ld6li16en 8ebor&
Den aus9citcllt luuroe fra # Oelien N}ort
ale Perlonen, luelbe ct be6eitbnen ,ueroe>
our@ bic Obri9teit perDoften uno in
ltren9en@eluobrlam brin9enlellen fonnte.
Sic @auner botten Fd unteroeHen in
Seip5ig eingcfunoen I'M oos 2o|egelo
ab5ubolen. gar cs nun 9lng1t Dor Den
9}o6fellun9en Der Obi9teit ooer lparen
es bic Quolen ibres b6len@clpill llens> fur5
lie batter teine 9lube uno ma@ten 1i9
wieoer ouf Die &eile, liebcn aber einen
Grief an ben eriporteten @elOiiber6ringer
5urlid, in lpel6em 1ie foberten, 6oB S. le-
gelo in Gilenbur9 an ben Ga itwirtb gum
@9uor5enBdr, Gbrition Yfeifer, binnen
orei So9en 9e5a6lt ,ueroen iolle, >uieori=
genfaQs Dem Dem jungen Mefpbol Der
&opf ob9el6la9en uno 1einemSater iiber=
lenbet uiiroe.
NeDnli9e 9robungen muroen audi benz
Soter 16riftlid, 5u9elenoet uno bo9 mar
bieler nibt i'm @tonOe, etpas 5u tbun,
6a er 1tiinOli@ auf 9eo6ritbt BON leinem
9iener barrie.
Morf wor ni1t penig belor9t> als ct
in 2eipsis oen Srief empfonsen unb &C.
le1en batte. Obne 3D9ern rei lite Ell na@
Gilcn6ur9, I'M ben Bdrenipirtb fennen su
lernen un0 oort weitere N&aBre9eln su er=
9reif fen. Sn @ilenburg, i'm 8aren ange'
fommel1 erfannte Wtort iebr balo, oob
Ser @irtD nit oen @aunern unter elmer
9elfe Fot unb ni6t nur bos @jel0 an
nebmcn 1onbern audi Ben Ort onsei9en
fonntc, 100 Der jun9c Weitpbol perborgen
9cDalten tuur0e; er Ourfte aro nur oas
961e9el0 5oblen, 10 lpdre Der &nabe frei=
gelalen morbeu.
@o lei6ten Salts 1ollteu ober na9
Morf's Millen, bic BDletpidter ni9t oo=
Oontommeu>, borum per- Iu6te Der trelle
Diener cine 2ii t. Gr 1pielte ben 8erle=
3enen uno Bel9cioenen 5u9lci9 ouf unb
tcgte li6 babel aufs Bitten.
S0 Dobe> lpro@ M}ort, MIR bic @dlfte
oer sefo6erten 5llmme bei mir unO er=
u0e Gud, lpe9en ber onbern @dlf bo1
in @eOulo 81 jteben.
9os geDt niGt> ant,portete ber Tdren<
pirtb Pfeifer> 0enn i'd bin fren9 on9e=
pcle Ell ,porben, entlue0er bos @on5e poer
jar ni6ts on5unebmen. 3oblt Sbr ni1t
!(aes, lo'ilt es I'M oas 2eben bes &noben
]e16eben!
. ,,leio bod barmber5i9! ent9e9nete
Mort unO fii9te bin5u: nS6 Iebe, Sbr
)obt AUDI &inoer unb fDnut @u9 gelpiB
'enfell ,uie mein 9err oabeim iolnmert
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-19

Ner Slpelte @autter, Der ben Vetter 1plel1
NOR Geifert Bel bieiem @e,patttreid
|Io9lei6 bebiilfli1. Ct 500 ben iun9c
Me1pbol pollenbs in ben Wasel1, inbe
Seifert oa9 in oen1elben einitic9 I'M
Der sutIber auf Die pferoe bieb, wel6
|Iofort i'm iaul enben @alopp oabonla9ten
7 Ser Gnabe furbte nidt uie ibm Sc
|]9ab, oenn oics Qllles mar bas gDer
zines Mu9enblids. @r 1pollte Inn Siilf
l9reien ober Die Mdnner erltopfter
linn oen Wlunb uno feGelten Ieine 9dno'
I'M linn Die Tlu6t unm09li6 5u MAIDEN
Ser arme &nabe tonnte lid) al oen
Orte, ,po mon i'm in @i9erbeit bro6te
ni6t 5uredtfinoen unb iein 9ers i6ipebt<
in tou lcnb s(engfen> neil CT ni3t erfob=
rem tonnte mas bie bD len MQnner nit
}i61n porboben mp6ten uno ,uarum Tic
linn 10 oroDten.
9(Is Die @ouner bos Sino Ii9er muB'
ten, 16rieben lie an ben Natcr un0 er=
fldrten ibm> ooB sic @tunOe getommen
lei, luL lie li6 an linn III RIDDEN 9eodd)=
ten, nodhem ct iie erit perfol9t bobe !;
OaB lie leinen Sobn 9eraubt bdtten unb
oenielben 10 lon9e ols Nfono bebolten
wollten bis @eltpbal' i'm nit $4,000
Sblrn. ouslDl en- uiiroe, bon >pelden er
$4,000 Sblr. gut Neujobrsme1je in 2eip=
sig I'M Ga ftbaule 5u Den Drei @@,uonen
nieoerlegen Die ii6ri9en 5000 Stir. je6o6
Gn0e Sanilar 1896 in &Dln p6er W}iin=
iter 5ablen mii5le; piirbe CT aber oie 9e=
foroerte @umme ri6t 1enOen ooer beim
@erid)t Nn5eise MAIDEN, 10 mo9e er per<
Ii6ert iein 0ob cr leinen @obn ni9t
picoer le6enbig 5u leben bctommen Weroe.
Sobonn Meitpbol >por tpie pom Som
ner 9eriibrt, als Ct bie1e l@redli6e Na9=
ri6t empiin9; ber @6mer5 iiber Die un=
9lilfli6e @efon9enl6oft 1eines un16ul=
oi9en @o3nes 5errib linn foit bos SerS.
ST lonn hin uno Der unb 1Dien nirgenos
Gotb finoen su f6nnen; enbli6 bel9lpB
ct lieber $4,000 Sblr. gu 5oblen, ols
leiu FIGURES &inO in ben @dnoen ser
Sorbaren nnr eine@tunoe ldn9er l6ma6=
ten 5l lallen. Gum @lud botte gBei IT,
pbol einen treuen 9iener, Dem er li6 on=
uertraucn tonnte, ols lei er lcin 8ruocr.
Der 9isner bieb Sofob Nfort. Gr 9e=
6Drte 5ll Den Men1 6en ,pel6e in einem
6oule lue9en ibrcs BleiBes uno i6rer
&ebli6fcit ni6t n1ebr entbebrt lpcroen
f0nnen unb Die Gbre 9enieBen ols Sa=
nlIlen9lieoer betro6tet 81 >ueroen.
Mart mur6e ol1o nit ins @crtrouen
]e5o9en. ST. D6rte Die Grsablung 9eHen
uos Meitpbol ,pu Btc nit an iberleete
i@ babel ollc I'm itdnbc gcnou uuo &C.
ro@tetc oos lor9enl G>pere @cl6t 1cines
@crrn NIT Der riibren0 iten Sbeilnobme.
snolib rief ct aus /:
9err, i6 bobeNlittel 9efunocnI IoerGod)e
inc gliifli9e Mcnoung 5u gebcn! 6obt
SIR SUIT, mir bic 9(n9ele9enbeit su iiber=
onen uno Suglei6 fir ben 9lot6foQ
5000 Sblr. in @e9lel onaupcrtroucn,
onn rel1e i6 mpr9cn ob uno 9ebe GuG
NJ pprous Die beili9e @er]i6erl,na oo6
SDr Guern licbcn Gpbn holb luieocr
obcn loft Die @erbre1er ober 9elpib
brer @trafe ni6t cnt9eDen merocn.
@}ort 1prob 6ies NIT 1i6erm @ertrou=
II 5u @ott un6 SIT i6 ielblt aus unb
Se1tpbol fliblte li0 Oa0ur9 10 ermutbi9t
a 5 er nod an oemlelben Sage 1eineu
0iener init Dem n0tDi9en Gel0e perlob
t1h nv, S,fo-4;>,. n :,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

"Now BY Saint Paul, the work goes
bravely on" Look at the record. West
VIRGINIA, OHIO, INDIANA and ARKAN-
sAs, all Democratic. All declaring
against the party Of Capitalization, asur-
patton, miscegenatior and peculation.
Well may the friends of the Republic
take heart. With their eyes once more
open; no Ions ger deceived and blinded ny
false promises, the great West has thrown
of the hideous mantle of Radicalism, and
BY tremendous gains, have shown to the
world how little they sympathizc with
oppression and corruption. o.. ~
The "rebellion" which our Radical friends
were so anxious to establish in Louisiana;
the Southern outrages which were so
ingcniously and plentifully manutac-
turcd, hive all fallen short of the mark,
and this outraged, trampled upon, and
much robbed people have received most
encouraging expressions Of sympathy from
western men, who are not longer to be
befogged by Radical misrepresentation.
Let the good work go on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
NEW ApvERfisEMijENrs

sDIscI1sIEs' CHURCH.
IA sToR.H. X PALLIsTER. REGU-
LAR services: Lords Day, morning,
f6D: evening, - sunday School a. m.
PRAYER meeting and Bible School every
Wednesday eveqirg. n the Gnssnce OF tne
breach Sunday morning and evening. All
seats nee. Strangers welcome.
y Octl7N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

The weather throughout: most of the
tobacco growing States has not been un-
favorable of late, and the present esti-
mates are for Kentucky and the Western
States, one fifth; Virginia and North
Carol NJ ,three-iifths; Maryland five
fourths of last years production, while In
Ohio about 5000 hhds. have been raised
according 70 the best information we can
obtain.
Regarding the rates at which the new
crop should be bought, we do not think
that more than IS to So should be paid
for sound average to fine crops which Is
about equal to the prices now ruling in
our market. "'
The inspections this year amount to
$4,000 hhds. so far, and fully 1000 hhds.
of the old crop are yet on the way and to
come forward As tobacco can be stored
here free of expense for six months, VIC
advise our friends to forward the balance
of their tobacco before the close of the
shipping season, in order to avoid the
higher rates of hauling and freight, and
to have the tobacco here ready for sale at
any time deemed advantageous.
Scraps, unless badly mixed with
strings, etc, are in good demand at $8fa'
4. Very Respectfully,
GIEsKE& NEIMANN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
MAR RlED.

HALI-GODFREY-O Thursday even
ing, October 18th, at the residence OF the
brides parents, in this city, by Key. j. y.
GODFREY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
FOR SALE,
ALUABLE SHORT CREEK FARM

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TIM,
/ farm upon which-he r,-si,les for >ais
II is situated I'm Brooke county, y. mil,
from the mouth Iof short. creek. |, con.
tains 80 acres OF excellent land, under H..
highest state oil cultivation, the whole -,
which Is underlaid with two vnrksh,s
veins of coal, convenient Ia the river ar,i
l.. w. Il X. railroad. My dwelling il gn.i
brick two story house, SjNig feet the ban,
are good, and ample Ia house .uO >hr,,,'
the stables and out buildings are al. G,r
class. The farm has on IL two orrhanl,
which furnish an abundance ofall kinds ni
fruit. will sell the farm and coal lOg,Ih
er, or separately, aS may bc desired,
Any person desiring 10 examine tho
premises will be shown over them hy lL,.
undersigned, who resides thereon.
oCl2 cSgrb ADRIAN WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

WYLIE OLDHAM,SE formerly a
resident Of Moundsville- Snd who has
been residing at Marietta Ohio, for
several years past, was the Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Fiji
tenth District. The Republican ajor-
ity given by this District has been about
1900, but Mr.. Oldham reduced the ma
iority to 700. Which indicates how the
ball is rolling in that District.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
.Raltimore Tobacco Market.
a, BALTIMORE, October Is, 1874.
Editors Of the Register: ...

Since the date of our last circular of
September LIST, our market for Ohio to-
bacco has continued very active, and
nearly all offerings have been taken at
arain advancing prices. The total sales
amount to some 5000 hhds nearly one
half of which, having been bought by
spectators, win DO offered for sale again
and variously estimated ted at 5000 to 5000
hhds. -, I-,.J ....E -. .l,...s,s:s
Foreign markets, which are drx*ing
very large supplies from sources other
that the United States hsye n6t Kept pace
with the advance in American markets,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
For sale.

VALUABLE CHICAGO PROPERTY.
W i have fifty-slx lots In Hyde Park,
south Chicago, forsale cheap. The hand-
soonest location on Lake Michigan. Istle
- j. ST. ]. GARRISON,
ocl7s No. AZ Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
The Rar-room Remedy for all all,

Tie KHr-rOOm KcmtUy IUT III Hit
ments is Rum Bittcrs, surcharged with
Fusel Oil, n deadly element, rendered more
active by the pungent astringents with
which IL is combined. II your stomach is
weak and liver or bowels diSordercd,
strengthen and regulate them with Vine
gar BitterS, II purely Vegetable Alternative
and Apcrient, free from alcohol and capa-
bic of infusints new vitality into your eX-
hauSted system. sepi6 ID
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. twill be sent to any adj
dress one year'for 500. Valuable premi-
ums 10 club agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
Reopening u. P. Church.

TIME MAIN AUDIENCE ROOM OF THE
UP. Church will be opened to-mor-
ing, and 7 O'Clock in the evening, fordi-
vine services. Services by the Pastor, Rev.
1T. Mcclure. All arsI cordially invited.
Plenty of room. Sabbath school In AFTER
noon M 2 O'clock. Ocl1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
WHEELING ISLAND
Sale. ,

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED oP ~
- mnde by Robart B. Woods ~ m II
Trustee, bearing date the aOtL dav ~ w, As
uary, 1866 aud recorded I'm Deed boont,! an'
20 ps<Ba s. OF the land reconis N 80 No
county, u viii on Saturday. ,ba OHIO
OF the Court House Of Ohio mont na,, dor
at 10 O'clock q. M, Offer for SsHTh'y
scribed real, estate, lying about ny de-
north of he'city OF Wheeling, ON Il nlllrs
side OF the, Ohio river, being mar, -, "a, a.
$. P.~ooas home farm, having n nn " the
the east side OF the county road ana V hon
ing thereon IS poles and sStanSinn pihd'
eastward LOO poles containing 2Is. as, "n'H
land, covering and including lOl' me-, e> ~
coal. Also o strip:ot land 10 fee, MID a.. -. :.
about ~ rods long, run ming nom the Ing
western cornero Of said tract OF Lard ~ w
river, being the north half of a min, we
road. - P'Na'e
Terms OF sale, onc-third cash an, -
balance ~ six and twelve months, Sacp We
LII, GIn =. BRADY, rrus,s.
J. c. HERvEf, Auctioneer. ~''es'
Al the same time will be Offered IN, sol.
ll0l2 acres OF coal lying immediately ~
Of the above described tract of land 'N
au2b-rb ROBERT h. WOODS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

except for heavy htKentucky and Wr-
GINA, which cannot be well substituted,
and m consequence manyof our rseul9s,
shippers who supplied their frlshds hb-
erSlly several months ago IN view of4he
small quantities. then growing Have stop
ped purchasing altogether There y IN
increased demand howevef from home
manufacture, particularly for span8led
and air-cured grades, at high prices.
While we do not look for decline
from present prices for the next six
months unless some political or financial
event. not to be foreseen now should
interfere, we cannot share the extreme
views held by some parties, since high
prices of Northern American Tobacco
invariably compel European Manufact-
urers to fall on the cheaper substitutes
grown in other countries. To show more
over that such is already the case, and
that the scarcity of North American To
bscco (which in, ordinary years is but
one-eighth of the whole production OF
Tobacco on the earth) will not be so
great as many imagine, we give the
stocks in the principal Foreign and
American markets on September LIST and
October 1st., compared with the same
dates of last year, when stocks were
larger than usual and Tobacco declining
in consequence of our production.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-06-02
News and Other Items.

The Pafmelee Omnibus Line rendered Roche
fort an ovation in Chicago
Planting in all sections of the Mississippi
valley is now completed. Even the overflowed
districts are again under cultivation
Philadelphia has nucleus for the exhibition
now, some ozocerte from Moldavia and some
bricks from Norway, with other articles not
enumerated, having already arrived.
1t rains quicksilver in Hawesvile, Kentucky,
and the people are puzzlng their brains for a
solution of the mystery. The people in that
locality are said to be of mercurial tempera-
ment.
Amherst. Mass, is a strange place. "The
circus" says the local chronicler, sMay %,
was SHINY attended. Not SO the prayer meet
ing held in the tent the following Sunday at
B p. m. The tent was filled. There were at
least 1000 people present"
Colonel HIgginson told an amusing story at
the Free Religion festival of Philadelphia
who met a Bostonan and remarked that Bos-
ton would be a beautiful city if it was only laid
out differently-ike Philadelphia, for instance.
"Well." replied the Boston man, eff Boston
ever becomes as dead as Philadelphia we will
try to lay 1t out like that city,"
Rochefort has been attended With unusual
good fortune in this country. A Chicago re-
porter after looking upon him and making a
note of his light moustache and imperial, his
prominent cheek bones, heavy eyebrows, wide
forehead and laughing dimple in his left cheek,
tells us that his clothes, although purchased at
a San Francisco slop-shop, fitted him elegantly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-06-02
Current Notes.

AS the season of the whirlwind and the
tornado approaches the s.. Louis Globe begs
its friends of the country press to spare the
aerial cow, and not land her in the trunk OF a
tree twenty feet from the ground, as is. their
wont.
The st. Louis Globe is of opinion that if
the phrase ''relief to the debtor classes''
means anything, it means enabling everybody
to get rid of his debts by paying less than he
owes, and if this principle once obtains ac-
ceptance as the controlling idea of our finan.
cial system, it will be very short step to-
wards paying off our one great debt by an
easier process yet.
The New York Post holds to the opinion
that the best thing this Congress can do is
nothing.
An exchange having asked how many infa'
tionists there are in st. Louis, the Republican
of that city says: "Just two-the man who
edits the Democrat and the man who runs
the patent lung-tester."
The New York Herald clamors for new
body, and beseeches all of us to strive for ra.
tional, gradual, harmonious physical develop
ment. all of which goes to show that current
topics are dull, lectures ON gymnastics being
the last refuge of the editorial mind.