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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
Potadasky nihrad "a skedy
vilkou jihanam spasobens.


kdykoliv nekterf rvpaelikAa-
sks llst poakate na %. te rvoleai
Tiliena . Headriekss = denokr.-
tieksho kongr~sa. nsslo - "a a.
sledek ne~mirnS vyd2nf m ske-
dy kssrs ishans rts.issir.ii Ee vaE
kea atrpsh. odefvais li-sy asmo
kratieks tento pt~drnst basf mike-
nina. bad asklehk~n- A ps~ae -
nenechA pepssti. Ee IN ie-s piss
pazadAvka nahrsd q. skoiy vo>
ifny asinzns Pek4a2vky " "a
hrnajf sohs vseehsy zsoEs4
/ neneEns zsEAty; . pos&vsaif
strsn. r<p. neekes aznAvas - hv
naroa hyl rovsnen plasit AXE a.
hrasiv. proto " stixnost n4 liha.
= proso tax issioxns peEz.iaji -re-
foruaa" = .volenf TsSieaA = Hsa-
arsekse. v nainzl&un sassst&al
konyrs-a hyli efvsi& rsaslax& ~
nepstrnoa Assi nas~ho Ekkono-
dsrnsho shorm a msetstys poE..
dzvks misalSnz kongrs-a pesa.>
nsch rast~me sostiti. 60 ~ JheA
tepr~s pfisle kayhy c~lf ksngr~.
! wykonHa vlAda ao<taly - ID ru-
koa i~nokrztA PaE.4avkv "
roxnnotf - sso "a tisae~krst~.
Uwe<iezae rte "a ak&ska sxkse-S
tech kters ninalAna kozgr~sa
pcdany hyly.
Harslson FnasAsa petal "a
vrh. shy Sc wyplatilo lAkHt~k4
kolsji = ALabAna s0.aoo - asrzty
utrp~sS ve}snskyzn e=zzeniua.
Cars Mis-oari. = Ualrs-sS
~ Mis-oar~ks HATS IA sko3y
usiasns uniozi=siekoa .rzazzloa
feung Tenn@~s~~.-La Grzn-
ger-ks syao1ikzini kaieil Tea
ne~~ee 81 30 3. n4ien = skosiv
nA hadovs. utinsn& s~vsvnfla xc5-
skem
House : Tssts- = Shegsyho te.
katskS kolejE Nashville. ea.sos-
"a "a nai~m = jnSaf osirsz<a&
assavu tshen vAlky.
Tucker yfrx- - wa-Ainxeon-
owe Lee snixer-sts. (1kxs Va
shingioaova sn5vsrsitz) f-4saxz
skoay usissnS ' scrvna ls65.
Riddle Teus- = Csnkeraaaa-
sks universits Tenn- I9aoo za
m.istsk pfivlassaSns anaana-si-
eksni vojtny.
Durham kentacky. Aaii~os-
sks iensks akadeaR l0.ss5. "A
skoty xoisken usinSnk.
Bright Tsnn- - Pre-6ytsrs-
an-ks esrkvi y Mzrfr~esboraT~aa-
10000 IA utiv&ni ko-t0E. 60 as-
moenics pro several voIlny.
Hoas@ Tena-- Danezn MARI
ovi ss-oes n dEfxf = eshly ktersE
hyly ma vraty v CiarksxiIls
Tenn- Sarah A. Turn~r-oxS 81.
900 IN straiy atrpsz& na fe5En
majetku Rathsrfori Co Teas.
- A. J. Danezaoxi NashxsIls
$50 e-S. IN aAiessk o3ehr.as a
Gpotf~bens vef~xs@.
Brsghr 3 Teaa- - Tho~ Hoar,a-
ovi tsses5 n ss=oey szsaaas =
uposfehossnt several aruaa.4ca
blfae harfr~eshoro Teas.
tn uvaaane poase nSks<rs /.
pca&aiavka "a nzhrzsy. krsrxs
poSaany hyiy aiaalsm kanxr~-
"a, a kdot eAssi By poplr.si. D.
takewseh poaaasaska ehi~vf -~ ~
ia nekonesn2. iAk by mile deno>
kracse evladl., Gao Ay ~ bxioss
&C hexks, pro syto Eaiasei~. asy
ss jim ieiieA ztrziy aAkrahly-
vsak kso 70 haas Pla,ssf cAu
voissovs IA severn plaut d.ns IA
krytf wSloh a tyso nzAr..ay ,
Chti obsans na severe pl.tis a.
hradu IaAa m 20. ke s~aso presi
ssvera valka pozvesiaal. H~ ava
Ill an nss oerovsks aizA Hzro.anSl /
Chsi datl ma osimsaa N 10 ss syi
pFfsiaoa smrti ssAti-se1 nzsseA
spoiuobsaas ? Pakh 10 ehsf, as-Ax
htszusF rrx, Taf.faw . ILL.,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
Schuyler. keb.


- 2ES@.
sna<0vzi@ xs~wkr przn~ kv~as-kS
FsSAlEs n : 1p2nA ~pokgsezo~<z-
Tax 41ore1 = pEf@sf1zz l@wao1
Pra<z zs@o~1aa@Es aka lEa4e.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
Demokraticky HAS o TiIdenovi

Redaktor demokraticksho listn
Brooklyn Argus, pise opravci
Tildenovi jeho .opravaoh" We
statu New York v otevfensm lists
v "Ohio Journal:
Byl dobryn guvernsrem -
Kdyz pfijmul itad ten, pfisahal
"poslouchati istavu, bdtti mad pl.
nsnim zakoni chraniti zaimy
lidu statu". On ysdsl. ze vybor
senhtu, ustanoveny pfedchddcem
jeho guv. Dixem, podal zpravu,
ze miliony ukradeny byly Iidmi,
ktefi mdli ve spravs novou s,atni
budovu Albany. On nebosl mad
plnenfm zakoni. Proti lupisIm
tenn neucineno aadnteh zAkoni-
t5ch krok6. Totez platf lupl-
tfch mssta Brooklynu. v obou
padech tito mutove, tito lupiSi, o
kterSchz pravil ze mali by bSti
We stAtnfm vezenf, ku jichz po-
trestanf byl zvolen, stali sc jeho
pfateli znAmym ujednAnim, mis-
to co by mely bSti ma cesra do We.
xenf, vesele kticeli pro Tildena Ia
presidenta konvenci ST. Louis
ks i mimo nj. Mozno ze TAX jed
ma .'dobry guverner".
Ustava naseho statu pravi:
Legislature nema pfijmouti
aadny osobni neb mfstni zakon =
zadnem Z nasledujicfch padi: u
dflejfcf korupcfm, spolkdm neb
jednotlivc6m pravo ku kladeni
trait zeleznitntch. Legislature
ma pfiJmouti vseobecns zakony,
potahujicf Sc ma takove pAdy" a
t. d. Guv. Tilden mel podilu v
poulicnf draxe V mssts New Yor-
ku. Fredioha, povoinIiei pro-
dlouzenf teto drahy, vzdor dsta
We, kterouz poslouchati ::pfisahal,
prosla legislaturou, jak znAmo,
pomocf pensz. Guverner Tilden
podepsal rfedlohu tn II. servna
1875. o nj pravil demokratickt
list world"
"Jest veenou hanbon statu New
York, 10 tax nepoctiv6 jednini Sc
trpf. - CIenovs xakonodarstva
isou kupovani jako libra masa
zakon znArn5 pode jmenem Ia
kon Greenwichske povssene
draze" prosel slibem, ze Ia 65 hla-
sd v zakonodarstvi zaplaceuo bu-
de po loo dolarech xa kazds. -
Znamy LOBBYIST, dive vladni tis-
ksf Van Benthuysen) drzel 10
tisfc dollard, aby xaplatil Barber
owl (byvalemu lobbyistovi Twee-
da a Tildenal, jakmile pfedIoha
SO stane zakonen."
Mozno ze tax jednk adobry GU
werner.
Zakon xvfsujfci rocnf pfiJem
serifa o SO tisfc roSns- Dive W.
nasel ten dfad 40 tisfc-podepsan
byl guvernerem, kter6mux xnamy
byIy veskers pomsry ] to. zcsko-
70 vsichni pravnf EAstupci tomu
odporovalj. Byl to xAkon We pro-
speech ringu, kterS kontroIujc dc.
legace. Moano ze pro tento sku-
tex ma 10000 volied Brooklyns
nazyvat pana TiIdena adobrym
guvern6rcm".
Pan Wardell praviI minul6ho
cervna, xe "guvcrnGr Tilden usa.
dill do hfadi naktera = nejhorsfch
muan, ktch kdy hanobili stat.
Mol jeden We spojenf 50 stktnfm
odborem pro poiistovinf sprones
v6fil st&tu $4,000 dol. Zalexitost
tA byla vysetfovkna > jednfm pff-
telem guvern6ru pfedlozena. PHI
tel prosil, aby v9c tn byla utlu-
mana, ze podvodnfk omen byl do
brtm nxstrojem pfi voIbxch. Sta
10 se . guvernSr jej posdaji nomi-
noval pro v5nosn5 dfad. vsak -
nat nominaci nepotvrdil. v roku
1876 mesto Brooklyn obzalovalo,
soudilo . usvsdtilo nskolik ,.ko-
misaF6 dobroc,nosti" CHARITY
Ccmmissioners)pro okrkdxaf l,du
o velks Sistky penss. GlsnovS
ringu poz&dali TiIdons, aby ieds
noho : tSohto odsouseaca, kterlx
jsst dobrjm spoiencsm - voI-
bkah, do1ndII y ss<a l i.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
PR0v0lANl 90 ST. LOUIS, !,


Dsfairi :
Siasp~ans ave jm~nem
CESkoLSLOvASSkEHO DEL
NfCkEHo oDDELENi 20 kro-
nadnA vefein& .chaze. kt<rz -
buds odbsvasi
dne l. hjna ve z he'd. edo.
v sesks sini y r~s~ PEIIkANA.
M roha f0t& Mzrsoa ul. M
denfm potsaku jest: Pfsss~n8 =
vyklsd proxrsna . st&nev Dslni-
eke ssrany Spoienteh stzta.
Leo. Stkor.. ni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
PoIiticke zpravy.

Nsktere demokratieke listy
sjakousi bOmbAstickou chloubou
pFinesly zpravu tom, fe Schurz
Z rozmanityeh ptiein odeptel de-
batu politickou Voorhees,. To
vsak zamleuji ze Voorhees, odeptel
debAtu Hon j. c. Burrows a
Hendricks sc senatorem Morto>
nem.
Stat Missouri zvolil pred 2
roxy Evlastni komisi, kterat W.
seifovala skody ueinsne bshem
vAlky neloyalnim obcan6m a ko-
mise pax vydala nasledujfcf GER
tifkaty vsem tenn, 0 kteryz shle
dala, te behem yAlky nejaks
Itraty utrpeli.
Timto sc dosvedSuje, 10 stat MIS-
sour diuzi.........- 6astku s.....-.
In ......... Ten;o cerufik&t Jest
splatiteIny az potadavek jmeno-
vAnAho.........bude ptedIozen Sp.
Statsm = eastka ta splacena st&tu,
a pax pouze ien IN skute6nou
tastku obdrzenou cd vlAdy Spoj.
Statn.
v Jefferson Mo-. Is
.-......~.Guverner.
......-....Q. NJ. General.
Pravi sc, ze takovSchto certifikA-
"a vyho,ovilA komise IN s milo
nd. To Jest arci jen zasatek a M
skousku. Kdyby ryolen byl
Tilden a "Reformar a dem. kon-
gres rostly by tskove pofadavky
iako houby po desti jest oi&s
koa Eda by jim kdy byIo konoe.
\ Demokraticks listy by tax
rAdy stotoznily Hayese $ Gran
tenn. Kdyz 81 mic jineho vymy.
sliti nemohIy, pfinesly pied Ca
sem Epravu, ze Grant pozval
Hayese ma pavstevu do Long
Branch "a vyvozovaly toho fe
azavfena II bude alliance, q Hayes
ze musf odprosit IN TO. ze vyjAdfil
se neptiznivs vpfiiimacim svem
listu o zpravs Grantovs. Cas-
okazal ze byla to smyslenka q
lei. Nyni opst, vidouce . jakym
. dspzchem potkAvA Sc Sure, fes-
n9nf SVEN snaH Sc sami sobs do
k&zai, Oins jim beztoho nevsfO,
10 svymi fetmi o potiebne opra-
vs ii Sure skodil a vsboru nirod-
nfho tax, 10 lei tento fady fes-
nika odvolal. vsak ami tato let
- dIouho nedrzela- Ma poptAvku
odpoysdsl Sure, te TO sira led
vtbor takt6z niteho o tom nevi.
Next
Nyni, kdyz jsou volby We
Vermont Maine odbyty obou
stAtech objevil sc xnatny pffr6s
sick hlash strany republikanske,
snail se dem. lisiy pfirdstek ten
nkryti n d1lezitost txto volby
umensin. ] befou IA pomoc SOU
ETY. hIasd roku 1868 1872.
Pakii je 70 tssi, vypotitkvati si
ptir6stek hlasn, budif Jim to pf&,
no. To - vsak media upfft, zs stra
na rep. nominscemi mud rkzu
Hayesova, n2byia pddu kterou
~ poslednf 2 neb 3 roxy byIa
xtratiIa- A to jest, OF % jedn&.
" roku 1874 byla rsp. vStsina We
Vermont 20.325; letos 23.529.
tn jest pfirdstsk, ktert - nene-
cha nikterak ukrjti. v Maine
byIA roku 1873 v5tSina 10.7ce !;
roku 1874. 1887 I; roka 1875,
s.s72 : lsto~, die Poslednfch sprkv |
ktsrex 20 roe n&ns 1904.
- 1T vt>1Ise >a&(11 pe>nA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27

D1teuI1uy "a. x8TI.
ProhlAsenf Milana "a krkle VI
u obecenstvo v5ude . nadsenfm.
Myslf se ze knife i miDisterstvo
neuznavaji tento krok pouze .
pffcsn natlaku diplomatick6ho !
hlavnS se strany Ruska. Pfi pro-.
hlfSenf Milana "a krile, prohlissla
- armada t6z pro xrusenf dstAvy
> udSlenf Nilanovi neobmesenk
moci. - Vida povolsla spit =.
~ yejiay | >flq1afky. Y
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
Esropske TeIegramy.
Vdika sr5skd.
Belehrad, 20. zAfi.

Belehrad, 20. zaEi.
Srbsko podalo cixim konsul6m
stifnost, ze Turci porusili mir u
Jankovy Klisury. Pravi Sc tez
10 Gmatili Zajear q pfekrocili re-
ku TImok. Oznamuje Sc TEL 10
Srbove na rozkaz knizete pfekro-
eli Drinu a Eaujmuli sve dfivejsf
posice ma zapadnfm bFehu.
Gen. Cerhajev telegrafnje, he
nasledkem nezachovAvini pffme-
ii SO strany turecke, on taktsz
nebude pfimefi zachovivat, pakli
Sc mu naskytne pfilezitosti doby>
ii nejakSch dspechi. Ministr val
KY opustii We spschu Bslehrad,
ably zabraniI roztrzce.
PsFfz, 20. zan.
Knife Orlov rusky vyslanec We
irancousku uj;stil presidenta Nc
Mahona, ze prohlaseni kniaete
Milana IA krkle ucinilo spatnt
DOZEN phi dvofe ruskem. Rusko,
&C jest odhodiano h&jlt prava kfe-
stand v Turecku, nezarfsIf nj
kterak podporovat pfehnane po-
zadavky Srbska.
Lond5n, 20. x&ff.
Hrabe : Beaconsfield Disrael)
fecnil dnes Aylssbury o ot&xce
Srbsko-turccke. Tvrdil, 10 An
glIcko snazilo % spoIu druhJmi
mocnostmi o dossaenf mfru. Srb-
sko pry porusilo SWIM vystoupe-
MIN veskers zisady mrsvnosti q
ct- Ukoneil 8 tvrsenim, 10 Angli-
cko musf pokracovati tom sa-
mSm smeru . xe pokus vyhnatl
Turka = Evropy vedl by K vseo-
becne valcs svropsk6. -
Londyn, II. sitf.
"Times" se osnamuje Belle
hradu. 10 Dsligrad 70 stiv& vice
rssktm kasd6 hodiny. v okoIf
hlsvnfho stanu tsrHsisvova hsm-
n = RnuvA Rraklkx>ns MA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
Londsn, 25. xaH.

z Cetyne SO "Times" sdaluJe,
ze Cernohorci 50 pfipravuji k boz
il u Zaslap.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-09-27
CRETE. NEBRASKA


Oezvn1k h1o eAea aa&rua.
Evanlixoz ohav. "a zazraoz e~1z
aeeh< jel nAvsEvL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08
THE PROPOSED PENISSULA
.FEtEfg PARK. La,a

We have received the following COM
municrtions in regard to the proposed
Peninsula Park" which We cheerfuiiy
publish and would be glad to hear from
others on the SUBJECT: a'-l
WHEELING, w. VA, Feb. 9TH, '76.
Editors OF the Register:
We read with great interest the arti-
Gle in your paper this morning on the
Proposed public Park" and agree with
the author in many points. We see no
reason why the matter should not be In
vestigated by the proper authorities and
report made to Council on the subject.
If they do not take hold of the matter l
would be in favor of buying the ground
by private subscription, and although
poorly able to do so / would subscribe
one hundred dollars, (half down and the
remainder in equal yearly installments)
simply as starter. If every person in
Wheeling would thus contribute accord
ing to their means we would soon
have what is so much needed in this city
"a place for the pleasure and enjoyment
of the Poor MECHANIC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08
NEIGHORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAlRE.

COURT Is still in session at st. Glars
vile, and many of our citizens are in at
tendance.
QUITE a goodly number of fat cattle
were sold at the Bellaire stock yards yes
terday at prices above the quotations in
the Eastern market.
Mrs. JUDD, of this city, met with q
very severe accident on Sunday morn
ing last, by slipping and falling upon the
pavement, and iracturing her left hip
Joint. Medical attendance was imme.
diatelv summoned, aud everything
done to ease her suffering that could be.
Mrs Judd is 70 years of age, and her
recovery is very doubtful.
The young men, and also the middle
age, are talking of organizing literary
society here. Let it go on; 1t is just
what is needed here to stir things up.
understand that full set of brass
horns have been shipped TO BellaiIe, by
express G. o. d., to the address of Tom
Collins, but up to this time the aged has
been unable to find Tom.
WE are glad to learn that Mr.. Chas'
II. Arrck, of St. Clairsyille, who has
been very low with typhoid fever for sew
eral weeks past, is again able TO sit up
little with Il far prospect Of being able
to be about soon.
THE protracted meeting which has
been going on at the Disciples Church in
this city for couple Of weeks past, closed
on Sunday night last, having received An
addition of ffty-fve new members to the
church during that time.
THE City Council meets tonight,
The Bellalre Leader made its first sp.
pearance on last Saturday, and notwith
standing the proprietors issued several
hundred extra papers, by 8 o'clock A.
u. they were all cleaned out Fifty new
subscribers have been added to their list
since Saturday morning, The first
number was deseryedly good, and if
they continue TO publish what they have
started out with, a good local paper,
they cannot rail of success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

In a very short time the Lenten
season, replete with long faces, demure
young ladies, long evenings and no
dancing will have come. Even now
those "good people," whose characters
Mrs. Stowe so admirably portrays, are
drawing in their greetings. as it were,
when they NEE. the young people of
the city, who, bent on some social
amusement or other, don't care the snap
Of finger whether Lent ever comes.
They are bound to have good time,
and the days of fasting and prayer are to
them irksome indeed. Some even go so
far as to say that it is all deluslon or
sham. and that half the people who put
on long faces, and pretend to be so lawful
good" do it simply because 1t is fashion,
able. Be this as it may, the fact remains
that society folks. for the most part, take
side. with these lawfully good" people
and one and all give up for tho time be-
ing social amusements.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.

III vi = ~ = u
A special meeting of the Board of
Commissioners Of Ohio county was held
yestsrday morning. ~
7 There were present Messrs. Reilly
(Pres,} Wilham, Kleives, Waddle, Cald-
well, Sheppard, Bayha, Ewing, Carnahan,
Schultz. y 81 Z 3 ..'
REPORT OF POOR AGENT,
Poor Agent STANLEY submitted the fol-
lowing report for the month Of January:
Receipts, $40, expenditures, s405 Al,
number of inmates, "a; white males, 48;
do females, %; colored males, Il do te-
males, 8; no deaths or births during the
month. The report was filed.
COMMITTEE ON POOR HOUSE AND FARM.
The committee on Poor House and
Farmrecommended the payment of bills
aggregsting $40557; contingent poor
bills, 1862 IS. Report received and bills
ordered paid.
LAST YEARS POOR HOUSE REPORT.
The above committee also submitted q
report of the expenditures, aggregate
number of paupers, tramps, &c, as well
as the condition Of the County 1nfrmary
for the year ending Feb. 7, viz:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

THE WHOLESALE HOUSE OF TINGLE
& IsHAM.-The attention of the trade,
both in the city and country, is called to
the large invoices of molasses, sugars,
tobaccos, teas aud other staple articles of
merchandise in their line just received,
and which are enumerated in our adver-
Using columns by this old and reliable
firm. The goods are all new and fresh,
and selected to meet the wants of the
spring trade. Their stock was bought at
BOTTOM figures and they request US to
say they are prepared to offer real induce
ments to buyers during the entire season.
They mean business and we can only
in conclusion, that whatever
Messrs. T. s. 1. assert may be relied on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

PERsoNAL.-Hon. a. Brooks Flem-
ing, of Fairmont, was IN the city yes
terdsy.
Hon. Fontaine Smith Was on the floor
of the Senate chamber yesterday.
Hon. Lewis Baker has returned from a
trip to one of the Eastern cities.
Col. B. w. Byrne has returned from
New York.
Judge John S. Hoffman Of the Su-
preme Court is at the Mcclure House.
VIM NJ. Martin, ESQ.,, of Cabell
county, is in the city attending the Uni
ted States Court.
Judge John j. Jackson, Jr., Gen, Golf
and Jasper Y. Moore ESQ, Of the FEEDER
al Court arrived here yesterday morning
and are quartered at the Mcclure House.
Doctor Charley Bingell, the popular
Centre Wheeling druggist has the most
peculiar looking dog we ever saw. Bar
mum ought TO have him.
Col. j, X. Smith, of Taylor county,
and w. II. Watson, Esq, of Falrmont,
members of the Board of Directors of
the Penitentiary, are at the St. James
Hotel.
Manager Hamilton, Of the Wheeling
Opera House, has been in the city for the
past few days arranging short season
with Mr.. Barry Sullivan. The people of
Wheeling will soon have an opportunity
of seeing the tragedian.-Ptttsburgh Dis
patch.
1t may be matter of importance to
our Wheeling marriageble young men to
know that the Princess Beatrice, young
est daughter of Queen Victoria, has at
last found a suitable match. Her engage
ment to Prince Louis, of Battenb berg, is
announced. Her intended is now IN In
dia with the Prince of Wales. Parlia-
ment, at the coming session, will be
asked for suitable dowry for the young
lady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08
MANAGER HAMILTON has engaged the

MANAGER HAMILTON has engaged the
great tragic actor, Mr.. Barry Sullivan.
and the grand Opera House Company of
Cincinnati tor one week, opening here
Monday, February 2lst, for two nights,
filling the balance Of the week at Spring
field, Dayton and Columbus We expect
TO see the largest audience that the Opera
House has ever held, during Mr.. Sulli-
vans engagement. Altar Mr.. Sullivan
closes with Mr.. Hamilton he goes direct
to California, opening the new Graud
Opera House, which is said to be the
finest in the country. His engagement
there is for seven weeks. Closing there be
returns 10 Europe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

CITIZENS RAILWAY CoMPANY.-At q
meeting of the new Board of Directors
of the Citizens Railway Company, held
last night, Capt. A. Wilson was re elected
President. The Board was in session
for some time but no other business was
transacted, or at least not made public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

THE house of one of the reporters of
the Pittsburgh Dispatch was broken into
a night or two since, and pocket-book
containing two dollars was stolen. How
IN the world a reporter had that much
money, is beyond our comprehension.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

CHARIEY.-What blessed thing it IL
to give, and we may add, parenthet'cally,
to receive, also; especially if 1t be money,
these dull timesl We have read OF
Midas, of whom it is related that his
touch turned everything to gold, and we
have gone so far in our sinfulness as to
wish that we had Midas 10 carry in our
pocket-a small one. We could put
him to good use. Midas was rich,
in fact he was reported at one
time, to be wealthy. In com.
Portable circumstances, historians say
He never speculated in any corners,
nor did he ever dabble in stocks. But
we digress. We were induced to drag
Mr.. Midas into public notice, in this
manner in order to elucidate our point.
But we can't see how he mas helped us.
He was never know to help any charita-
BILE effort. Although he had all the
spending money that he wanted, he was
never known to establish soup house,
or give a nickel to starving beg
gar. Mr.. Midas is dead. He left
nothing for the world to honor
him for-except the fact that he was
wealthy. His golden opportunities Tor
LAYING up richer treasures than earth
could bestow were all lost-laid aside
in his race for unlimited wealth. AL
though he is dead, there are many who
initiate his life and deeds. MANY in this
city. Many in the country. And al
though we cannot put our pencil on
person, just now, who is quite as wealthy
as he was, we can point out some who are
following in his footsteps, who will
intimately reach she same goal and who
will receive the same reward, by their
fellow men. We are not informed as to
whether Mr.. Midas was the first and
and original miser, but If he vas, we
could almost wish that for the sake of
humanity, he had died in his cradle. 1t
useless for us to say to what use the rich
shall put their money. Really, we think
they would feel insul!cd if we were to do
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

A number of young ladies of this city
have formed society among themselves
called the Y. o. B. club. They vaguely
hint that the object is the determination
of old bachelors. hut they studiously re-
frain from saying as much for evident
reasons
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

omen of genius have facility for
running in debt" says high authority
in financial matters, but we know better;
for to run in debt presupposes credit, and
what Shylock would trust an inpecunious
Shakespeare?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

IT is said the ladies of Steubenville
wear blue silk garter bands" cut POM
podour, so as give the knee-joints full
play when they feel like kicking. we
did not get this information from the
pious editors of the Gazette or Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

TIE farmers in this vicinity report the
fruit trees as but slightly damaged by the
frost, and if they sustain no further in
jury there will be very fair crop the
coming season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

RIcHIsGs-B ERSARD. - The sale of
seats for the Richings-BerRard Comic
Opera Troupe commenced yesterday, and
they went off quite rapidly. This is
one of the most popular companies on
the road, and We have no doubt they
will meet with as great success in
Wheeling as they do in other places.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08

LADIES AFFAIRs.-Evening dresses
are more and more composed Of light
airy fabrics, both alone and in conjunc-
ton with heavier materials, while white
dresses are considered the proper thing
for very young ladies. The regular low
necked bodice is passe, the corsage being
either high about the throat or cut down
square, or heart shaped in front and
high on the shoulders. These waists lace
at the back, and may have either elbow
or short sleeves with long lace ones made
n putfs.