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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-18
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Special 10 the Appeal
COLUMBUS, October 1.-THE follow
ing lezraphic correspondence is OF interest,"
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October IL, leIo'
To Governorw William Allen, Chillieothe, Ohlo'
A large number of representative ONO
Deuocr4ts will meet here tomorrow 70 Iake
counsel TO ozether as TO the situation. There Is
\ general wish TO have you present, and we
hope you can Os here: e:-,- -,s,-,
The following Is Governor Aliens reply:
CHILLICoTEE, o., october IL, 1876.
To hon. Thomas g. Thompson, Chairman
Columbus:
IL will be impossible for me to be present
but wish TO say that earnestly advise every
DemocTat IN the State to vote Tor Tilden and
work for him up 20 The last moment OF the
contest In the existing state OF thlngs, the
SrJnmnh OF the Repu bIican party would turn
over tbis great country to bankruptcy aud
-.sarcby-io the rule OF the sword, welded by
fools for the beneft OF knaves.
WILLIAM ALLEN.
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TO CINCINNATI AND RETURN.
From Grand Junction, Bolivar, JACK
son, Milan, Frosts, Fulton and May
alA
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The Vote SO Close that &c Will Take an
Official COuut TO Decide It,
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From Grand Junction, Bolivar, Jack
son, Milan, Frosts, Fulton and May
field R29 SO
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TO LOUISVILLE AND RETURN.
From Grand Junction, Bolivar, Jack
son, Milan; Frosts, Fulton and May.
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INDIANA.

W. M'ELROY, Sergeant.
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Children under z years, half fare. Under

From Memphis to Philadelphia and
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COLONEL YOUNG

| MOSCOW, October 17-COlonel Young
| and Mr.. Randolph spoke here this evening, in
pursuancs OF appointment, to q large and ap-
| precIattve audience, composed OF both white
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
u m3ci8en,

uelhe obnc @smcrtuns ;ur Iufnabmc Gin.
geben, tperocn 10 lanse einseriidt uno bere1.
net, bis fe abbsfellt werDen.
In,eiscn merben gu ben ac,pobnlid,eu
YEiien eingcriidt, ndmIih 10 Gents per
Brsblcr'scilc, fir Die erite Ginriiduna, uub
5 SeHts fir icbc fel9cnoe. Sir Xn;eioeu,
bic ldnsere 3cit fcben bleiben, wirb Gin Be-,
bentemoer ab;ua erlaubt.
Die Ssransseber finb i'm 9efib eiucr beQ,
fdnoisea Nuswabl
Neucs uns eefebntacfoollcr Gettern,
uno flnS babcr in stanoe,
SrmfiGGen allcr Mrt
In oeatldcr, enalilder, fran;0lildtr
nAs mprlDcgildcr eprade
auf's SAnelll tie, S9onlte uno Siaiaite
Su liefcrn,
""0 empfcblen iid gu senci9ten auftrassn.
0chrudt weroeu:
3ettertcabs,
Siabcate,
Geibdftsfartcn,
Sireulare,
8lanfS,
9slafate IT.. ~.
auf tiir;eFc slotis.
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iotcrt pernutbete man ben urbeber bes
granbes in ibm. Inter 6auitbieben
uno Gubtritten unb unter bem &ufe
.ins Geuer nit inn !" murbe er mad
Der @ranbtdtte seIdleppt. @liidli4er-
ueiie tonntc i'm bic YoIi;ei ben Sdnben
Der @iitbenoen entreiben, unb bic I'm
tcrinduns erSub banu, oab er an BEN
@ranbe uOllis uni9ulbis ,par.
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Ser @prbfern,
Serausscgcbcn bon
Weyer 4 $riek
Saint Gloub, Mlimmefcta,

tridcint icben 9onneritas unp toftet idbrlid)
IN Sorausbc;abluns: $3.50.
SIR meniser ais Wtonatc iuirb fein slbon.
nement angcnommen.
@on slbonncnten, bic bic 3cituns nid)t
ansorudli4 abbeitcllen, miro angcnommen,
bab tic oas abonnsnent fort;uicscn piinidrn.
Die Scrabdumung, ooer @crWeissruns
oer gbDotung Der 3citung bon Dem Eoitamte,
iuobin nisfslbe beorbert morNcn lit, ioWic bic
llnterlailung Der Nn;cige al bic Serausscber
BON Der st,pa ftattinoenben Srtsperdnberune
su,o Der Nngabe oes ncuen @obnorts eatbin.
bet nid)t bon Der @eSablun9 ocs pollen Nbon.
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9ltwYort, IA. 9eS. : Cine eo'
be!ocpelAe bcri3tct bob Die ouf Der
Gsobrt BON SEEM 9ort nod Ststtin be'
iinoG6s Sarte emma uno Carl" b''
ben Srtncpinleln in cinem Srtane um'
ocldlascn lei uno oab adt BON oe'
Semannuns srtranten lelcn.
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Mempbis, Senn., Is. Seq. =
Cine spesialoepcihc Der sl1ocirten
YreIls aug Solipar, Senn., bcri1tet:
Seute Morsen nm uns.Tdbr 2 llbr cnt-
oedtc man in Dem Soloon BON Osborn
q So, an Der glorooi ittGde oes uSqua=
reg" cinem b0lSernen &ebauoe, 6euer
,ucIdcs lebr raid I'M lib 9riiI uno lid
in fur;er 3eit au6 Der suna4t sclc9c=
men 2loenrei6e mittbeilte in wel6er li9
folsenbe &elddftc bcfanbcn: Ssbnr=
neg Saitlsr,perfltdttc, Miaoam Yiper's
Nukwaarcnseidait Noams, @cllon's
4 COS Gllen,uoarenlaosn GamleD &
Soarris' @roccrieselddlt, 6. .. Wlor-
reg slpotbcte, 81. .. Mc9lcars Gllen-
waoren ltpre, &abn e. So6n's Glen-
lpaarsnbanOlun9 2isbtfopt e. Co.'S
Sumelierlaoen, Die Stu5cu orclcr 9lcrStc
uno eines sOpptatcn, 9ie sanSc Teibe
,uurbe einsedidert uno l9lus oann
wcltlid iibsr Die saep, no C
Die alte Nletbooiiten STRIDE eln-
al@crte, uno oann lioli9 jenlelt!
Der Morftltrabc, bic @rocerielaocn pol
Safe g. 81. unb Gpatcs e. Solues, ocl
8ledwaarcnlooen bon Sobnlpn ol
Stuben einss slrStes unb siueler Ne6ts
anwalte uno Stepen's Suwcllerlaocr
oie aItc Sail uno bas oltc Mobnball
oes Soerrn Mliaer scrl li6rte. Sle cll
u Sauare ueiter liloii4 9cleSenen Nol1
unb Gypreb SIIicen purotn eoenlall
y serltort. Scr &elommtl6ooen ,pll
y lib ouf 100000 belauien uno lit III
y uur unseTdbr $4,000 perll4ert. s'
elm esrinscr She'll Der in ben Sao'
/" bcIinoli6cn @aarcnlogcr ipuroe 9ere
tet. Sic Su6cr Der Ntsmpbls= NJ
;" .GnprpiQe Gllenbabn purben cbelfaI
- elm Maub Der 6lammen. Mlon slaul
sab bics oas @crt zines Sranoltl1te
,or
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ten 9anbitrei& einfo9 absr entidieben
erwioern: so 8ebts nidt!" 60 J..
.. ia9te Senator gbmunos am Nton.
tase in ieiner Nsoe .@enn li4 ou1
Der epnsreb ni4t gu einisen uermas, 10
fclgt oaraus mod ni4t, bab bic meilen
uno patriotii1en Nanner bcs 2anbes
auf ben @ebanttn tommen, bab @dwert
uuo Mustete Den @treit entldeiben
miiien. Ser 9einnoe Sinn beg ame-
ritanil9en SoItes ,uirb seuiB nibt su-
Gebsn, oaB man su ben @aHen sreift,
nm bic Grass 81 entideiben, ,uelder
BON ben srpsi Gonbioatcn, 9opes ooer
SiIben, fir Die nd&iten bier Sabre Yoit.
meifter ernennen uno bic Gcmmjlipnen
Der gunbesbeamten unter;eidnen loa. ="
llnb ,uie Senator Gbmunbs, 10 benten
aud alle perninftisen Oemotraten.
0ieie, init ibren sIeidueritanbisen re.
pubIitaniI9en Gollesen, merben por=
laufs bic @iidtcbr Der llnterludunss.
Gomites aus ben brei @iibtaaten ab=
marten. Seren 8eridt miro boiientli1
ben Mriaone.Gaben bilosn. Der oas Bolt
aus bem @ewirr berausIiibrt. glud)
peripre4en iid Die eini1tspollercn
Wtitslieoer beioer Yarteien iebr pieI
BON Dem 0oridlaee beg republitaniihe
3eprdlentanten MeGrarp, bemsuNolo,
Elm 9emeini idaftIi9es GOmite bsioel
9auier sum Sdieosri9ter ernannt mer=
ben ion. Scr Intras MeGrars's lies>
au9enbIidli@ benz SuitiS= Gomite ocs
observation-disclosures sur 8erutbune
Dor unb baliclbe mirb nabrideinlid
|l4on beute Su Gun ten beNelben beri9.
ten. @orauslidtli4 pirb Der Geno
oieiem @ori@lase bciitimmcn. @enr
oann Su Mitslisoern bisies G.omites bi,
re4ten Mdnner ousssIudt ucrben, :
Manner, ,pcl@e bas 3utrauen beg gan
!. sen Woltsa bsiisen unb perpienen, banl
tpirb iih nit ibrer Gntideibuns oa
@olt sufrieoen scben, ,uie INNER olelsIb
aud ausfallen mag.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

FESTIVAL AND OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
The lecture room of the Fourth St NJ. L.
was gaily and handsomely decorated last
night and upon either side were tables
filled with the deIicacies of the season
with which to tempt the wayfarer. The
fact was the ladies of that church COM
menced their festival last night. The
above are some of the things you see as
YOU enter. In the centre OF
the room is bazaar tastefully arranged
with fancy articles, and which was pre-
sided over by some charming ladies, as
in fact all the tables were. The attend
ance was not as large as We expected to
see, but this is generally the case with fes-
rivals when continued more than one
night In the early part of the evening
the young" folks gave an "old" folks
concert, much to the amusement of those
who saw il
The festival will be continued this
evening, and We hope to ses the church
crowded with liberal purchasers of both
sexes. The affair deserves the most lib
eral patronage
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16
POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.

POLICE CoURT-J4dge Crannaer.
The following cases were disposed OF
at the Police Court yesterday morning:
William Burke, for disorderly con.
duct and resisting an officer, was fined
twenty dollars and costs in each case.
He was committed to the City Prison tor
sixty days.
The case against George Wins, charg.
ed with disorderly conduct was dismissed
Hugh Boyd, charged with drunkenness,
was committed to the City Prison fer
thirty days.
Michael Roach, charged with carrying
away lemons belonging to the pea nut
vender on the corner of Market and
Twelfth streets, was fined five dollars
and costs. In default of payment he
was cummitted for thirty days.
w. w. Wilson, charged with assault
upon Ernest Lane, was dismissed.
Joseph Garden, Edward Martin, Henry
Downs, Peter Stanton, Geo. Muldoon,
Beverly Eoff, Jr, James Geasey, VIM
Rumble and Robert Criswell, were
charged with bathing in the Ohio river
in daylight. This being the first otfense
of the kind this season, the Judge LET
the youthful offenders OFT by the pay
ment of the costs, but warned them if
they were again brought before him
he would fine them twenty dollars and
costs.
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NEIGHBORHsOD NEWS.

ONIoSs are quite plenty in this mar
ket and yet the prices keep up.
The water furnished the city now is
some better than it was few days ago.
II John Longley is not very careful
he will get good cowhiding before he
is much older, and we are the party who
will do the job.
WE have plenty of d ust to spare here
at present. -... d..
MRS. MARY DAVIS, an old and highly
esteemed lady of this city was buried
yesterday. Her funeral was largely at
tended as she was favorite with all who
knew her. She was about eighty-one
years OF age.
THE Centennial tea party at Sheets
room on South Union street last night,
was q grand success. 1t will be repeated
again tonight.
TIE political excitement in this city,
was very high yesterday. s
he lcndiuS nuu eousiUlc IscpuohN
of this country, are ia hopes that Jack
(ass) Longley will oppose the nominee
OF the Cincinnati Convention, for by his
so doing, it will help their cause
wherever said ass il known.
TIE committee on Programme for the
Centennial celebration met at City Hall
last night, but at this writing we cannot
report their action.
The farmers IN this section report that
the oats and grass are badly needing
rain. ,..
Our citizens who desire to attend the
last Belshazzer performance at the Ham
ilton Opera House this evening, can find
diagram OF the house and procure
reserved seats at MERGERS Drug
Store from TO- N. to 5 P. NJ. to-day
| friday. These are the finest loca
performances ever given in Wheeling
and many will attend from our city
Street cars will run through 10 Bellalre
after the entertainment and no one viii
experience any Inconvenience from delay
| in transit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16
BELMONT COUNTY ITEMS.

From the st. ClairsvIlle Gazette.
THE contract for carrying the Wheel
ing and Cam badge mail has been sub
let by Mcdonald, the contractor, TO ID. j.
Spear, of Barnesvllle.
The next term of the Belmont County
Common Pleas Court will commence on
the 18th of October next.
THE prospect of a what crop is much
better than it was some time ago. 1t Is
now thought that in this region there
will be from epe-half 10 three fourths of
a crop.
THE local wool market is not very
brisk vet. Messrs. Conrad Troll u Son
Lave bought some, the highest figure
paid BY them being 33 cents. The mar
ket has downward tendency and it
Is probable that the price will decline as
low as 25 cents in short time. In some
places buyers are now paying only u
cents.
REV. 4. B. WEBSTER, prominent
minister of the NJ L. Church, has just
been tried 10 the Common Pleas Court of
Muskingum county, for Obtaining goods
and lands, to the amount OF SIT, 200, on
false preteuses. The trial lasted nearly
two weeks, and on last Saturday the jury
brought in a verdict of guilty. From
what we have heard of the Gaze wethink
that the verdict lie correct. A new trial
has been applied for.
IT is barely possible that the Cadiz
Sentinel knows better tbsA We do whom
the Democrats of Belmont county want
for President, but any isir minded man
would probable say other wise. We have
several times stated that the Democrats
of this county were almost unanimous In
their choice for Thurman for President.
We here repeat that statement again,
and know that it is the plain truth.
II is almost impossible TO find Demo
crst here who is in favor OF Allen.
Nearly all are in favor of Hendricks as
their second choice. None are for Til
den. That is the situation exactly IN this
county.
A SEVERE storm of rain, bail, light
ming and thunder visited this region on
Monday evening. Al this place the fall
of rain was light but the lightning and
thunder was terrific. The house Of Ro-
hens Hulse, on Marietta street was
struck. The roof and chimney were
damaged somewh hat. but no person in
iured. We understand that The light
ming also played havoc with trees and
telegraph poles in this vicinity. A few
miles north and northwest OF town the
rain Was very heavy, and done consider
able damage to crops. The hghtnlng
struck and killed two horses belonging
TO George Iddings, who lives tso miles
northwest of ST. ClAirsyille
Rev. AsDREw LlsKLETTEK, OF tbs
county, and Mrs. Louisa A Scott of
Moundsyille, West yirginis, we're mar
ried a. the latter place on last Monday,
the 18th inst, BY Rev. John Alexander,
d. D.. pastor of the Presbyterian Church
OF Moundsville. Rev. Linkletter has
many warm friends throughout Belmont
county Who win join us in congrat-
ulat,ng the happy couple. and wish
ing that their married life may be
long, happy and prosperous May they
never know sught of sorrow, but may
joy, consentment, and happiness be with
then always. Amer the wedding wa
over Mr.. Linklittef and his BRIDE started
to attend the Bethany College Com.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

REDUCED RAILROAD RATEs.-Passey
ger rates from Baltimore TO the West
were not reduced yesterday, as was in
tended by the Baltimore and Ohio road,
in consequence of advices which were
received from New York representing
the rates there to be so unsettled and de-
moralized that no basis tor m king a
schedule could be adopted. The policy
of the Baltimore and Ohio and Northern
Central is to follow the reductions made
by the trunk lines in New York, and
thus act on the defensive. 1t is proba.
BILE that scs'e Of lower prices for pas
sepger fares to the West will be an
nouaced on Wednesday. The following
are the rates for freight to principal
Western points from Baltimore: To Chi
cage, first, second and third class, %
cents; fourth and special classes, IA cents;
Cincinnati. first, second and third classes,
10 cents; fourth and special classes, IL
cents; Indianapolis, q and lS cents;
Louisville, Ky, q and l9 cents; Pitts
burgh, Is and IL cents; St. Louis, 81
and ~ cents.-Baitimore S,u1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

PERsoNAL.-Jss. Maxwell, Esq, and
DR.. J. Pipes and lady, departed yester-
day for the big show and minor points
east.
w. Scott, Esq, editor OF the Clarks
burg Neios, is in the city.
Caleb Boggess, Esq, of Clarksburg. is
at the Mcclure House.
Gov. Jacob has game to Shepherds
town, Jefferson county, TO attend the
Normal School Commencement at that
place,
John E. KennA Esq, OF Charleston, is
IN the city. Mr.. Kenns Is one of the
most prominent candidates for the nom .
instion of Congress in the Third district
A nomination is equivalent to an election.
1t Col. Ran. Stalnaker, of the Audit.
or's Office, has returned from q visit to
Greenbrier.
DR.. Baird has returned from his visit
TO the Centennial and the East
DR.. Hupp and Lady have returned
from their Eastern trip.
, Col. ]. &. Smith, of Taylor county, is
registered at the ST.. James
A dispatch received Al this Office yes-
terday states that Capt Mofett, of the
RKeIsrKR, stood bis trip TO Pa-kersburg
finely, and there Was . change for the
better in his condition.
Maj. Anderson is confined 10 bis room
BY illness.
J. s. Fairfax. Esq, has returned from
. short visit TO the Centennial
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16
TheTrue M.dle., philosophy.

The remarkable cures Of dyspepsia, COP
stipation, general debility, intermittent
and remittent fev.rs, nervousness, mental
dependency, and host Of other all
ments, by that popular botanic inyigor-
ant and Alternative, Hostet;er's stomach
Bitters, prove thai 10 rifalite, not deplete,
the sick, is the true medical philosophy.
Under the old system patients underwent
q course OF treatment that often had the
effect of eIhaustiDg their lev remaining
energies. Drastic purgation, and the ad-
ministration of violent remedies with a
weakening reaction, were frequently and
most unnect ssarily resorted 20 In essss
where inauguration combined with mild
regulative treatment, vas the sole desid.
eraium. That this unwise mode Of medi-
cation has been 10 . great extent aban-
doned In In no small degree due 20 the
success which has attended the peerless
emedy above named.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

BELsHAZzER-The second Belshazzer
entertainment took place last night, the
Opera House being crowded to its ut.
most capacity. In speaking of the per-
formance, we cannot but say that it was
excellent IN every respect, unsteady and
dramatically. The different performers
were greeted with applause, the audi
ence at times being almost carried away
with enthusiasm,a and bouquet after bouque
were hurled on the stage, as the tavorltes
of the evening appeared. Mr.. G. Gut
tenberg as Belstazzer, Mrs. Chas. W..
Eoff as Antonio, Miss Nellie B. Sweeney
as Shelomlth, Mr.. w. II. Shieb as Zsrub-
babel, Mr.. A. H. Beach as Daniel, all &C.
quilted themselves in a highly creditable
manner. Misses Addie, Aggie and
Fannie Murine, IN their respective char
acters of Jewish Princess, Angel and
Myra, child of Zerubbabel with
their sweet singing and pleasant
acting deserve much credit. Miss
Annie A. Turner, ms Nitocris, Queen Re-
gent, was, as on the previous evening
warmly spplauded. The ladies Of the
court, mali, generals, Babylonian captain,
guards, executloner and pages all per-
sonated their characters with life and
energy. The handwriting on the wall
is a remarkable work oil ingenuity, and
was rendered more effective by the new
scenery recently painted by l.. w. Seavy,
the we'll known scenic artist of New
York, expressly for Messrs. Pesslee and
Ten Brock, and used for the first time
on this occasion. As the hand portrayed
the awful sentence on the wall, amidst
the cleaning, glazing rcd lights, an ex-
preston of thrilling awe and fear was
visible on the face of each of the guests
at the impious feast.
The entertainment Of the evening
closed with the triumphant entrance Of
King Cyrus and his army, the death OF
Belshazzar-he being slain on his throne
the whole forming one of the grsndest
tableaux ever presented in Wheeling.
The closing entertainment of the SER
les will be given this evening. We know
every seat will be occupied.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

Tux WEEKLY MISUNDERSTANDING
ing all the news of the week, together
with full report of the Wheeling Female
College commencement exercises, can be
hsd the REGISTER counting room, in
wrappers, ready for mailing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

An East Wheeling man who attempted
to reverse the night lock with his pock-
ct comb, night before hast, was accused
of being drunk, BY his wife who gave
him . combing down. There was moth
ing gentle about the operation, and his
hair got . good pulling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE CINCIN-
Natl LIGHT GUARDs.-We mentioned a
day or two since that the above military
organization would be here this evening,
and they requested cooked rations Tor
fifty men. There was some doubt as TO
how this could be obtained, but Martin,
proprietor of the Capital Dining Rooms,
on Market street. has come to
the rescue. Martin says he will give
them the second floor of his large build
ing, and will furnish each member OF the
company first class supper, everything
in season, at the rate of fifty cent ahead.
We believe this reasonable.
p. S.-Martin will supply supper to
ANYBODY else at the same rate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

You may not believe, it thinking it
is rather watery story, and conse-
quently too thin, but we tell it will stand
skimming. 1t curdles your blood to
think of it, and after telling the fact we
guess we will cheese it. We saw a
we'll known milk man at the levee yester-
day morning, who had just driven mis- milk
conveyance out of the river, where he
had been-not making tactical fluid, but
washing of his wagon and milk cans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16

AN Island boy says there is nothing
proud or ambitious about him. He
would rather be the accepted lover of
the girl of his choice, or catcher for .
base ball club, than q Centennial Com
missioner or President of the United
States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-16


KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ENcAMPMENT.-
The Grand Commahdery of Maryland
Knights Templar, intend going into
camp at Ridley Park, within ten miles
of Philadelphia, commencing June 2stn,
and continuing ono week. An invita-
ton has been extended to the Comman-
deries of West Virginia to join them
O. S Long, Esq, has received letter
from Gel. VIM. Hanway, formerly of
Morgantewn, but now of Baltimore, and
Emirent Commander of Maryland Com
mandery No. l, inviting all Sir Knights
from this State, to 60 under their banner
in case they don't go as a commandery
and he assures them good time,