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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-26
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DIRECTORS:
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, WM. G. llANDLAN,
JNO. X. BursIuRD, j. Il. MCCuETNEI,
JOHN l.. llOnB-. 4. =. BROWN,
DE. II. J. WIESEL.
THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN sue
| ccSSlul operation six years continues
toiuSurc against loss or damage by fire on
Buildings of All kinds. Manufacturing rs
Establishments, Household Furniture and
Personal Property generally, ilullSand Car
goes on the western waters ON rs favorable
terms rs other sound institutions.
WIN. b. SIMPSON, ITCSideiH.
J. Il. MILLER, &crtirrg,
OSCAR SANDROCH. agent and Solicitor.
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THE BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE By THE
BurIington& Missouri RiverR. R. TO.


one Million Acres in Iowa ana SoulhtL,Hi
Nebraska. The finest country IN 'Iir MV9a NJ"
To combine Farming and Stock hH'>,'iTT.
The Soil Is Rich and easily cuitN%',
Climate warm; Seasons long IaNvs ~"
and Education Free. No payments re-
quired on principal till Finn year ntI
then only One-Sevcnth Each ltaI '"'i'
paid. r,r.:rrS
sold nj important stations on the hI'l Its,,
Burlington and quincy railroad hllH cost
of same refunded when lana j. o""-Ll',
Half Fare 10 families of purchh>'5 = ",'H
Low Frcights on household goods an"
farm stock. ..,,I,;,.,
ton. ..,,,i,, ,,,.
Large Discounts tor Cash WITHIN one
two and three years. ,,r,,,,,,.,,..-
Products will pay for Land ana improve
ments long before the principal becomes
due. >-,.r,al.o
"The so-called restitution III Ntnta> M
lies in the far western region, D'S """ NV
lands OF the b. Il VI. X. X. Co. ,.,,..
gS-FOr circulars that Will desc "' ,,,.il
these lands, and the terms OF saiS; 4GP'S
To or address LAND COMM Eh,
Burlington. Iowa, for Iowa lands' or LIN
coin, Neb., for Nebraska lands O. 10
feb23gsb ParkerSburg' '" est d.
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Rio Coffee.

BAGS OLD YELLOW RIO cor Er'
III choice article, lust received ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-26
CdluertOn Hotel and DrOue Yards.

l. Myers 4 Co, o.. 81 Adams II CockinS
j. Clark & Co, Pa. % III .........:......;, -
j. G. Brady, W. Va Is l.. /. Brockley, Ia -
=. Fields, d ........... Isl. Motter Il co Pa. ~
MYERS & Co., o.. AZ q. Mari 4 Co. Md. ! /
MuSScr & Havcr . 50 Sundhcrn DER,
JSMcClanahan Va 30 Md ........,........ 20
b DOrscy&CoWNa ~ \. HudkinS, Nd. >
ID. ClarfOSS, Md. ~ .. Ilargatt, Md. II
A Seymour, " Va 5iO Hobbs, Md.
\ Seymour, w Va ~ y Grcenwalt, Pa.l=l
j. NJ Cardlc, o.. . EllingCr & Co, Md D
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Atme Tinker House and Droce Yards.
4, uyybcJu,, Intel and Drorc Yards.

wv. Black, O......... SOC. Dorsey, Md. 81
'Dixon Il Jacobs, ;. FordycS, IIl'..... "a
Ky................ rs j. Reigei, O............ Il
New tSMiller, Md b q w Rowland, Va -
+. Thurman, Md. 81 New Il Miller, Md 81
VIM. Lynn, O....... IL l.. WEBB Md......... :
ii. Bland, O.......... IL
Those whose names are marked thus
took their stock East without offering it
here.
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at'heeline 2eeister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.

Terms, Dy MAIL, ID AuVduCe.
DAILY REGISTER.
one year,.,..,,....SS w Three months...s2 w
six months. / 70 one mouth. -
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, yr..si W one copy,t mos.S2 w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, VS. W Five copies, yrs 100
one copy. mos W Ten copies, VI Is 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-26
BALTIMORE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Reported by Telegraph Especially for
the Wheeling Register.

OFFICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES, !
Thursday, February ., 1875. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
INDCSTRIAL PROGRESS.

An Austrian mandatory has made 10000 rifles
for the Prussiau Government, andls making IiJ'uVo
more.
One Of the great railroad companies Of England
ourp9,cs buying the BldCHaVOn lruu-w WORKS iOr the
burmese Of nanuflct turing rails and other IRON
4 telegram has been sent from this city 10 London
aud an answer received in 30 minutes a"tlM time:
Farh message travelled $500 miles, and passed
through the hands of 8 persons.
The extensive coal fields in the Island Of SaChaion,
which was recently ccd,d lay Japan to Russia are to
b. worked by Russian engineers and miners. and 1t
is intended TO employ large number OF the convctS
from Siberia.
The construction # a gun weighing 100 tons has
been b.gun by Sir William Armstrong IN Nns land.
This run is to be y muzzle-l0ader. l7-inch bore.
and. if successful viii be the most powerful weapon
ever constructed.
The small steamer Dido has been chartered to pro
eeed from Leith 10 NigO Bay to ASSIST IN TetoVr1n"
sonr of the valuable treasure which was lost there
al the end of the last century 10y the sinking OF some
Spanish galeonS.
Naval ornaments are stll in a transition state. II
is asserted In England that tie moment an Sl-ton
gun is fairly aiGat in ship built To carry It; and
Use IT, the fate ~ gong aTnOr-clad vessels OF
the present type is sealed.
The ornamental woods, which were displayed NJ
The Exhibition in Guatemala, il Is said SuIpass IN
beauty finenesS of texture, and hardness, those OF
any other country. Among the articles also eN-
hiGited was the fat Yielded by IA tree of the
Mvristica family, from which good candles can be
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
Go iOjom it man Concern.

HAXAtL MILLS EICINoSn, W. June II, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given that We have the
IN exclusive right to u-' the
"IANAIl"
packsres containing Hour; eucl word II
Registered al lnitad etsfcs
hgly. h'ry ai .r-oIs AGAINST grt ing said
Trade NAH Ou packages containing hour selling noiT
parked uAkALL and not manufactured b. "a shall
hold laDle iniIir cement ~ rights.
hA&ALl. CRENSHAW & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
Mem 3crsen tscnl estate fJr Sale.

A HOME IN THE COUNTRY CEN rRAL
~ Hcw-jersey Land and Improvement Conrany h!,,e
Houses AMI lnd jy tho l1r sale ai al iouit on Ne
M of tie i,ailroad Of New Jersey. Apply Ia ~ D.
IIDPf. or Els, ON NAE -, 40 Liberty Il.
EOR SALE LOW. Rent yearly, OF TX
( chlu.c for Chicago piuperty-A charming co.. Niki
SEAT / NILES from New Iora. depols ELEGANTLY fI
u shed, pictures nar &c. bath water Ella t. t'mh
dy mnnntai SCENERY every variety hn'si traits
vegetables, sirDb,ry cUiu lite LNHs, eIngre Eioas
stable COW AMI n huis,a. Photograph WIN
4. g.. DAMN, % I.r0a Nay.
ORANGE. n. j., SPECiALTY.--tirea variety
" PROPERTY for SALE sat RENr O.ace hours 10
D. m /. ii. GERRY - Nasal ST. anl Orah%r, OPPOSITE
depot
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6orscs, Carriages, Garness, &-e.

A AT COST.-To close business, my fine
~ stock Of CARRIAGES OF make, now a. rtposi-
tory No III West broadway. store mast De vacated by
Iuly :. CHARLES CRUDE.
EOR SALE-A beautiful bay PONY, six years
Oh and perfectly sound 10 hands az inches hgh bar
phaeton required making beautiful
complete Iark turn will DO sold reasonable
PONY Box 10 Tribune ONCE
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Conntrp i1ropcrtn 90 fet.


CHEAP HOUSE-Rent to suit good
N tenant; near cars schoo huIches, SC large LOT hne
view; high sul healthy site. Address HoAl~oihADEi|
Tribune Oilce.
At ENGLEWO0D, within one hour of city,
~ Modern CCrrAHt furnished. with three acr. 81
ground and stable, Cor or year Apply 10 boA o.
Euslowocl, NJ.
At PASSAIC. y. $500 rent for a fine
~ RESIDENCE N the u s4ss ri May bSq; Nh Hi'
acr, rent for sale cheap Address owner, j. g. foN
IAstnn, Ia.
At YONKERS.-A gentemln's PLACE Of 3
e.l wow Of ri,r ior u miles; outDuilLufs 'rult aid
iI,ys II niples wd< TO delot a1'"l . V's
I a6f n Z CO., co IS w Viii, .'O''' '''O
ONG BRANCH.-TO LET, furnished
co1rA9t mno rooms and anS Garner n 81 EAT f
ai n and moderate rent Address r. NORM, Lone Eianeh
rl'O LET-PARLORan and BASEMENT FL0ORS,
nicely furnished with upstairs bedrooms a. rei, rci }
enccs Required rea $50 monti-'ory cheap Apply q
rs,O RENT-FOR THE SUMNER, or by the
.alr earie aud rit ir-.s honrs il from NewYors
ca Ncgllayen Ro;ul Tern:s easy. Address T. D. BOX "
MamaIn ncc~, Wes chester COUNTY.
JE7O LET-On jersey City flights en- its beau
Demo Of de ata Dr. Jo Il " Cornrll-on elegant hou.e
with ali the modern Improvement ,lieIn tl"a."1 - a,
fully laid out aon ttee afTrsli alundlh,e o. ilua '
siade stable cirIageLoHse &C. rus .r.t cia.s resi-
The year, the summer s'snn only to desirable irn
only T. Minutes 10 the fery ~ horse cara Pleas air. -
3S oi =. o. ca al te fai Estate Agency oil
:. GARAbiANT, i''rgcn--auarr, Jersey tltv MINUS
TNO LET-On Jersey City flights, in Bergen
ave-A fine family MANSION, ~ superb order WIN III
the mo.n improvements and dome Ia superior syl large
pio ground beautifully lad out. with plenty Of s!ade and
scia6l~ ,t;s and cluIcles ana locality ue best the
n pd:i r' o iIo GHKHaaATf Real Estate agency
IN liargen iHars Jersey CITY flights.
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REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoRK. Saturday. Jun

NEW YORK. Saturday, Juno 49, 1873.
At the Exchange Salesrooiils to-day legal
sales were conducted by Jsmrs ". Miller and X j. Gar
rettson. Details viii BE- found appended.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
~, gy y Src I ~ Witt s, lot, on ,se
gc sG,y ana Of oSst Is A. 100 est east Il stnase
lot 2.AlO6 3123.i xoxbx20x9N.8 Janos Jtgsr s'ooo
ro, Of land on wa,al Fs = aT Se'. sa vest r
Eighihs, NoniSsnia. 23d VAR, SIZE i5oxl45 to 40 ooo
The Merchants JUS. 90, IlL-..........-S-... so'"oo
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
rrw-yoRX cry.
cyy # oc or Il tSg PoeuS Non
c ~ 'N' 90, I'Ao' - 1000
n Ss,a v %@lsfi cav 10 i; ; $500 1Sc
s, r t s ar II iIcks 1880 $500
W y ,nE 10 * + or II % 800 $500
wa' i,TS ton S pix piaco % It " st. 95vioOA
sa n@s EyOIiIW Walker 3 q G scott $4,000
~ G!7ai IL 1 exoesSrs Of Murphy 70 MEs 10000
l plic a .No % "'s' Owl 1900
M e. e g, sod i MSrg n lsa;sao q
oercSs Ma9.s ., e., cpgp3y q c7
Shelton 70 be @itt c Hayes -: 10000
s5 sT IS s;@sT K,:I:;.s /: rrea. sSSS
'9 snmnrs 10 " vogci 225oo
10 Freedman ..'-.-....... 500
sies. re- rex to Norre aud BJcinstpn 10000
WN%essii;crveIl 10 he Harlem pank I2oOo
same Il . o-' 1900
lSistst as Ii26n OF ih-ave. i7.Gx9ll1 slmcto ann
}taineri :; i'""
Ie"SsT fe io j. ~tcson 1885
& wifr of Il II IssE t. / II $4,000
W f.rn6'i 'o r. sO3jO
1O;l,avr n W cor 57th-st, 5O.JxloO; AIthca Scmd
s ar All fn r Gr II an" II "A >, ~ ~ 1901
Same Ur1. erty I and J aid e and j Keyscr and
schnhd aud mary Bingham aud li"sler, wife ." ID
Bates, and Ann * Fisher and III laDrth i, VIE ~ g
Of Il crane ram T. NJ sta,i,i 81 81 part ........ 5000
EIiu.
'Z u.s. prr = Year u 700 '.'~,.. 1909 80
lT yesrs pcr = -Oo II oi 30 50
iS,i rtd ~ e - i"" " " " ' - 800 %
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1nsirutiicn.
For Young I.adies-City.

KINDERGARTEN, Al Fast 43i-st., near
N lscnaye Oldest ana best Kinaersartsnh' me sy
class for m others avn teachers Schools ami families supp ed
with kinaergartaers. Miss u. A. COE, Pnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
JAN DIEGO CALIF0HNIA) REAL ESTATE
Real estate 20 gytbnnoe.

A VERY desirable new, t'rcc-sto French
root DWELLING, wei sitlaie., N Planle., y j., 10
exchaIs for stock OF hnr MaI e., tin, or ny Eo~iS
j. y. WICKOff . CO., n Park Wv.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Sum
~ init, y j. OF acres hons" 5 rooms and eipoa 40SiO
fuTiare sable lawn, fruit ami -iiade, Sl5O %
mortgage 1000 t. exchange Newark house. }. j.
CONDICI lA5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

N IT. 7.
Bank Broadway and Fourth-si., Brooklyn
DOBERT :. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
IL ESTATE, and VI DKrtiAGE LOANS, M. 21i N0ntlgHe
ST. continental Budingl Er 'O&l,n The exc An5c Of Is oh
Ism YORK Real Estate tor Farms Niise orW.er
Country Property specially Of the basiutSs. Ilc
facilities offered advertiser Tor dca eXc,liscs are i
s,nior 10 those other bTo,fr own ~ ~
real srr ~ the city IN country "lsihs 80
or tx tuga CT 81 80 Al
tin AZ BOO, .le # tle property se advertiser -; ting all
fhe Wis c- recri Correspondence" wi, o"h - al
real es AZ invited full kept tot al I'd ostdtf Tor
sae or exchange ami pro erty LETT Tor ~ escapes at
tin experience of nearly years ~ resi- estate Gus ut-
" u very eXtch- ntdlce among property owuesn
1slct lcitrs To he ai'tf
tsr in the dos upOn Oi real estate trans
os IlDus AMI lois In the best sections 81 lrooSlyn
Iar cill. fl ~ prsncc Park the avenues,
a,i brooklyn Lights. sale easy iein 81 pay
BultvIs aud Plt'
can at he their builihg loans and hay
e,ery practicable imauc al iaCllty furnished
Av II irl 1runu a. money bond and mortgage
On Iifn eli .lty ro,tr.y. Cod appl c.oHa wdhteil Nv
RDBERr l. BUSSIE,i. 2Ji Montag ic-st- BROOKLYN.
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Droo'slnn properln 90 ftt.

very nice three-story
brown stone HOUSE for SALE for cash OF 10 exchange
Tor Harlem property RULAND& within Beck man A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day legal
sales conducted by Jamus w. Miller and X j. Gar
rettson Details viii BE- found appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

4 CHEAP HOUSE-Rent to suit "A good
tenant; near cars schools, churches, &C. large ot h'
view; high aui healthy sitc. Address HoAloi]ADHiN
Tribune OiIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
Brootlnn Real Csld!s for Sale.

TOR SAT.E-Splcndd BUILDING PLOT, 50
40 nor west corner icSes 81. and NartIye. me
t,enth wari Brook r. d. Apply 10 j. iilsNT, HaNihgs
Bank, Broadway and Fulrtu-st., Br"oklYn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

At ENGLEWO0D, within one hour OF city
~ Modern CCrTAGE furnished with three acr' of
ground and stable or year. Apply to boX o.
Ll...lD.. =
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= VI
- SIDE COTTAGE Lots FOR SAIf.. ~ Mad son y Ash
FARM IA QuIut quiet Oh loAn Of Mgin CDi. Clarh
ing Excellent boa ing, fishing AM pitscty sale
bathing Convenient Ial OI u crtli and mar.et. Tor
particulars Apply 10 G. =. ABBOTT & Co, Waterbury,
lltiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

At PASSAIC. y. J.-S4OO rent for fine
~ RESIDENCE On the u shts IN May lS,G Ais2
Cypress ms, L. l., fine nov ~ anu "it'l ~, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
DRIP GOODS.

For Extensive Alterations and Enlargement of our Establish.
neni ami have IN consequence male Extrorasy Reduc-
lions IN the Prices Goods ~ Reduce our Stock.
Every Article Marked Down. our nunleons patrons who
have learned with moderate prices win
and new cause for Our Present Cloangous
Prices.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR RE.
MARKA8LE PRICES FOR
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Gounirn iIcnl estate for Sale.


Island, ami half ~ ,c from NandcrDrs am.ing
ON O.i Town ltpal Staten Island .lfsi healthy
SPLENDID ytc Oy T ooAng LwrT bay and sandy Hook
good biiliIgs tanS az f, hse aIts planted III "a-
aud vegetable giTfn plaui~i: Ir 5000: terms
Iuquire In tue Mace Of IA VI - \. (iAtNETSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17
CHARLES MILLER,
EDWARD KNOWLES.

IMPORTANT TO Liquor DEALERS
Chaagcs in Proof Of BonGcd liquors.
Ho,c 10 Iron tie PeHGity.-The Inter.
nal Revenue office has issued circular
announcing that it has come to the
knowledge of the office that i'll some parts
of the country there are distilled spirits
now .torcd in private warehouses, which
in consequence of the uniformly dry at
mosphc:e and warm temperature OF the
warehouses, have So materially increased
in proof AS to subject such spirits to selz-
ure if put upon the market in the orig
NAL packages, but it is understood that
this change will no. take place in pack
ages which have been painted and warm
ished.
In order to protect such spirits, the
distillcr or owner thereof may, where
the tax has been paid on the original
guaee. remove such spirits from the ware
mousse 10 Tue "upitshlc H4ubT utbltl :
premises. and there change the packages,
marking, branding and stamping the new
packages rs provided on page 81, series
i, No. :,
If, however, the owner prefers, he may,
in the presence of the United States
gauger, reduce such spirits to their orig.
NAL proof by the addition of distilled
water OF the quantity ascertained by such
gauger to be necessary for that purpose,
The owner will not be allowed to i'll
the packages above the quantity that the
natural ous." would indicate should be
contained in each package, nor will he be
allowed to mix any other spirits with
that in the original package, or to fiji one
package from another o! the same lot.
Spirits reduced in proof as above pro-
vided may be placed upon the market in
the original package bearing the original
marks, stamp and brands. If the owner
wishes TO remove spirits of this character
from one part of district To another
part of the same district for the purpose
Of changing the package, he will ut once
notify the Collector Of the district of the
fact, giving the number of packa cs. the
marks and brands thereon, ard the loca-
ton Of the wholesale liquor dealers cs-
Enlistment to which such spirits are TO
be removed.
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Corner Main and 10th Streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17

BASE BALL.-The best gene of base
ball that ever was played in Wheeling,
took place yesterday afternoon at the
Fair Grounds, between the Buckeyes, o.
the Island, and the Capitals, of East
Wheeling. In the first four innings the
Buckeye boys were retired without a
run, while their opponents only
got two. At the end Of
the ninth inning, the game stood
even, to 6. 1t was decided to play an
other inning, in which the Buckeyes
succeeded in getting in one run, while the
Capital men were whitewashed, givin g the
game to the former club by a score of
to l. We append the score
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17
MARTINS FERRY,

The nail factory of the Ohio City mill,
was not running on Monday, on account
of being short of iron.
The Glass Works started up Monday
morning.
The Mechanics Building ASSOCIATION
sold five shares of stock on last Saturday
night, at premium Of nearly iorty-two
cents.
Quite number of persons attended
Camp meeting on Sunday.
THERE was no services in the churches
on Sunday morning, except the Metho-
dist. Rev. Chalfant being away Rev.
Edwards, of the NJ +. Church, preached
in the Presbyterian Church in the
evening.
OFFICER COCHRAN arrested Frank
Stanley, mailer at the Ohio City Works,
last Saturday, fer stealing some gold coins
from II -boarder, and he is now in
iail. His trial will take place on Tuesday
morning. He has confessed to the deed
and is trying to compromise the matter.
If he cannot do this it will insure him a
term in the penitentary.
A VERY disgraceiul row or rather Il
series of them occurred in the neighbour
hood of -Ktnaville on Saturday night
caused by the liquors dispensed at the
Red Mems picnic. \ number OF sore
heads and black eyes were the cons
eouence, which would make no difference
at all, but several innocent parties, who
were passing quietly along the road were
assaulted and beaten. One, a coIor"d
preacher passing up the railroad, was fell
upon and if some persons living near
had not went to his assistance, he would
have been beaten to death. 1t is about
time that hell-hole was broken up before
some innocent person is killed. As long
as the fighting is confined TO those who
frequent the place nobody will object
but innocent parties must not suffer.
Mr., lie. WELLS travelling agent for
VIM. Resor & Co, of Cincinnati, OHIO Is
ut home on a short visit.
WE would like to make arrangements
with "Old Probs' for Il little rain rs the
dust is almost unbearable.
THE Colored Methodists held their
Quarterly Meeting in Commercial Hall,
on Sunday. The exercises were very
interesting. The meetings were con-
Quoted by Rev. PoSey, of BclIaire, Ohio.
QUITE an amount ofthIeving was done
on Sunday night. Several heuroosts
were robbed. Some one entered the room
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17

lr may BE- Of some passing interest to
those who bring up one peach or one APP
pie to newspaper Offices for the purpose
of having the aforesaid peach or apple
cmbalmcd in the local columns, to know
that one peach or apple will not go around
the editorial room except 10 excite the
olefactory nerves, attract the eye
but not satisfy the taste of the editors
and reporters. Yesterday morning the
REGISTER staff held post mortem ex-
animation and inquest upon r solitary
peach sent up as n specimen of big fruit
and small liberaliiy, and the staff, being
unable to settle upon the deyourer COM
promised by pitching the peach cut Of
the window.
n B.-The peach was rotten, anyhow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-17

"BEER FOR OYE.'-A market street
saloon keeper, says he is even with one
"gredid dusdomer. And this is the rca-
son he has arrived Mt that conclusion;
Yesterday morning dilapidatad indi-
vidusl sauntered into his saloon and after
successful raid on his lunch table,
said, in N business-like tone,
Beer for one, Dutchy!'
The order was promptly executed, but
before it was delivered the German turn
ed his back upon his customer, and bent
his head low over the mug.
"Dont trouble yourself, pard,' the
dilapidated looking individual said, pat
ronzingiy, IN blow off the foam; hand
it herew and in twinkle the
beverage had vanished. Smacking hi
lips, he continued: II tell you that's the
genuine Juice; best I've taken for sever
al lengths of periods. If That's the arti-
Gle You deal in, you'll find me in this
neighborhood often" Here he paused and
sent his hand on voyage Of discovery
through his clothes, and finally eXclaim-
ed, "Tm dreadfully fearful I'll have to
tax your memory with the amount;
changed vests th. morning, aEd-but III
make it square when pass again. Coed
day." He had reached the door by this
time and was in the act Of departing
when the Germans voice caused him to
stop.
ooh dots all right. Don't speak of id,
my frient. We're square. You see dot
mug hat tead grusshoGhlcr in id. |
give 'em each without charge
But before he had finished the dilapi-
dated looking individual was out of
hearing. He might have been seen sub
sequently leaning over an ash barrel,
looking as if he had just recovered from
a severe attack of cholera.