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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
RELLIARE BEAMISGS.

NOTHING new NJ the mayors office
SCHOOL children have two holidays
TINS week.
5. P. SHUPE and family left fol
Columbus yesterday.
Mr.. JOHN HANEY's stores and
dwellings on Twenty sixth street art
nearly completed.
A NUMBER of pretty cottages are being
built on Noble street and will soon be
ready for occupants.
UNION services will be held to-day at
the Presbyterian Church. Rev. CASTOR
will deliver the sermon.
CAPT JAMES Benson, has been sick
Tor some time, but is much better, and
will soon be out again.
GEO. W. LIGHT, oil Detroit, and 5. +.
Newman, of Carroll, New York, are
registered at the Globe hotel.
CROSSINGS and sidewalks are in con.
dition high y favorable to the pecuniary
resources of the medical fraternity.
THE Eastern ONO Teachers Assocls-
ton wi meet here on Friday and Sat-
urdsy. Lectures on various subjects will
be given.
SCHOOL girls OF rather tender age,
affect very startling pull backs on the
street Pant.oous are nowhere, when
compared with them.
The water pipes on Union street are
beng tapped and branch pipes laid to
connect with the narrow-gsuge rosd and
new tobacco warehouse.
TIE Thanksgiving turkey shows up
nobiy on Bellaire streets, IN front o.!
grocery stores. and at noon 10 day he
viii be buried with imposing ceremO.
MES
Mr.. f. G.. MORGAN says eighty men
are woI king on the narrow gusge rail-
road snd sre averaging halt
mile of track day. Steel
rails are being laid and work will
be continued "a long as the weather will
permit, At dark yesterday over half =
mile of track was laid, rallied and partly
ballssted.
THERE will be grand parade, today,
through Bellaire, OF companies a, c al d
D OF the Second regiment .. n. g.
companies A and Q, of S:eubenville,
under Captains Docy and Zimmerman,
and company d, OF Bellsire, under Capt.
AuIt. After dress parade and review
by CoioLei Baron, OF Bellaire, there will
be = grand banquet st the City Hail.
About one huudCed and thirty Will be on
duty.
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rSOnaliIies.

Mrs. a. L. Lezier, o; Morgantown, is
visiting friends il this city.
The Senior Glass OF rs, which center
talns" at College hail, on Friday night,
is seven in number
Mr.. freeman and wife, and MISS
Moliie Freeman, of St. Louis, are in the
ely.
Messrs. A. Kelly, OF Short Creek,
James E. Carroll Of Grafton, d. l.. Nor
row of Fsirmont, Thomas NJ. Crump,
vile and child, of Petersburg, B. {.
Hagerman, i. g. Cunningham. o! IVES
ton, A. B. Derry, of Cad'z, OHIO, and
Mrs. James &. Atkinson and Mrs NJ.
Burean, Of Washington, Pa, have rooms
at the Mcclure House.
Miss Sadie Cawley, che Of Toledo
charming daughters, is in this city.
Messrs. G.. S. PediIcord of Cumber-
land, w. 0. Hannah Of Cleveland, W.
G. Mooney aud Z. X, Morris of Woods
field, Ohio, and w. IL. Epson OF Column
bus, are at the St. James.
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The opera House Sale.

Manager Hamilton being unable to
give the necessary bond AS required by
law, the appeal 10 the Opera house en-
broclio gr uted him by the Supreme
Court will avail him nsught, and his
building will be disposed OF at public
sale, as previously advertised.
The Buffalo Commercial. 4 drertiser
pays Mrs Oates, VINO visits Wheeling
next week, this hattering compliment:
Mrs. Oates was entirely in her element
last evening AS Rose, and played and
sang the part with the utmost vivacity.
Fhe lady's success in her fsvorite line of
characters doubtless depends rs much on
the vim and sparkle Of ner acting, Ms the
pleasing quantities OF her voice. Nothing
could be neater than some of her "by-
play" and she fairly charmed her
audience in every movement.
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TIE FLEI>NER FIRE.
state meat of the Occurrence by
JOHn FIefsner.

Correspondence OF the Register.
The iaets about the fire mentioned III
your issue Of the 22d, are as follows:
Early on the morning of the ire, Mr..
Fleisner went to West Wheeling to pro-
vide means to move Mr.. Deitrick and
his boys were with him. They returned
and commenced to remove the potatoes.
When the wagon was loaded, Fleisner
left the Detricks in the house and went
several hundred yards from the house TO
get some trees Wills there one of the
Deltricks discovered the fire. For All
bour before the fire there WAS no one in
the house but one of the Deitricks aud n
lady. As soon as the fire WAS dsCCv-
cred, Fleisner, the DeitriCks, Hu.eman,
and the noighbors came and worked like
Trojsns to save the property-snd did
save all movable property, and had there
been water, could have saved the house.
Eye,y minute OF that morning Fleisner
had ole or more Of the DectrIcks with
him, aud they can and will testify he
had nothing whatever to do with il.
The origin is accounted for in this way.
1t commenced in the ceiling or rs.ters
OF the dining room in which there was
and had been fire. In the construction
OF the house, the builder as has been dis
covered, projected INTO all the chmneys
| one or more OF the rafters OF the floor and
ceiling, and as the fact is that the fire
commenced in the ceiling it is deduced
that this projecting rslter into the chin
ney where it has been for years,
in contact with the produc,
of combustion ascending the chimney
took fire, and caused the destruction.
This can be proved by the Deitricks
and the ladies then on the premises.
There was no lnfdelity, but by Dorcss
Fleisner and there wss nOip harmony but
by her. She proved nothing and the
record shows it, the decree shows it, and
her com nencemen. of divorce proceed
ings was oily commenced TO torestalI
action on my part, and tor many years
her aim seems to have been TO destroy
your humble servant. | regret that l
must appear in print but the
item in your issue of the 22d of Novem-
Der compel me to justify my acts. My
character is beyond reprOaGh.
JOHN FLEIsEER.
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legal Holiday.

As there are some persons who arr
not certain rs 10 the number Of legaI
holidays, we will state that in West Viz
giuia there are but four during the year
viz: Christmas, New Years, Washing
tons birth Gay and the Fourth OF July
In some OF the New England States
Thanksgiving day may be recognized Us
q legsl holiday, but in ours it is not. l.
is thought by some that to be a Legal
holiday should have fixed date which
Than ksgiving day has not. The day
recognized generally, as such out OF
courtesy to the requcs, OF the President
ana executives OF the different States.
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INVALUABLE.

Heurs, wErrs 4 PoTrEH, whol.'als D-vF--ft
Boston, Mass; OeailsmSn,- have iortofls i1slt.s
fclt II O duty that owe 20 tIfcfilg J. nAlI.'
urito you, stating tho great br1chi t1-tl ~, ~,
rived from tho ugo Of BAhTUnDh lAyI, ~ a.
poB CITLurn. fDrmorot than n yeas h1V -
atlicted with mi, very troubl's0.e
have tried ell tao remedies thai e0..d n
without ma'Cril OF p~rma-eni be'cLL ~ -,
tho disease had arrived At that tiAts tnu -.
bAVo rniiefor do. Tho entire fnef 3fan2-it ~. ~,
bad bee ono 80 infaraed. and tho siorite - 80
dcred, lat &c was n doubtful ~ ''ef -, =,
gould 20 to tho Pacific TOAST. orifIg % 80.
should live 70 como blckorn0t. Itl- 80,
tisemcnt Of tails medicine. and G.ih'rr' 80
ineredulous about SPECIFICS Or
kind, vet IN sheer Desperation tlrf . =
at once benefited byIt. Tho chsrgr' o. Co.
o chronic disease ofthc liver, and ny go. -.
may prevent my entire rcstOrailf q, y, ,,i,
ft derive from its daily use 10 q - w - n
and an hoping to hs completely e-I0A' -
last arrive at o respectable old age. ,.-.,,,.,.
Hthls statement q ny case can Do OF " - 4,
80 those afnicted as have been. . -2.e
bring this remedy into moro general ~. n vi =,
on tie Pacific coast (whers Il II rlGr1 hf' '-'-'
object IN writing this noto v ~ b. olnf,Ts
Very truly yours, HEEEf y lao
Au7osA, NJ r, June, 1873. oiHelA''"s
Zach package eontsinS pr. far''rdt I r'I'o a,
fnhallag Tube, tnd full direction = y. ~
cases. Price a. 90 For sale By 81 n1.,,,,s'r.ssi
Retail Druggists and Dealers throug1 ~ -,,,,,I
States and Canadss WEEKS q POI IN
Agents and Wholesale Druggists' i%'D'a' =
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Rippey will hold Thanksgiving prayer

Rippey will hold Thanksgiving prayer
meeting.
There are doubtless other churches at
which services will be held, but such
have uol been reported.
TO NIGHTS AMusEMENT.
At the Fourth street church Rev. DR..
Reilly, of Baltimore, will lecture on the
Universal Yankee Nation
At Arbenz hall, festival for the
benefit of the Labelle Mission Sabbath
school will be given, at which golo
necklace will be voted for.
At Turner hall, the Schmulbseh
Zouaves give bail, at which all the city
militia are expected to be present In full
uniform.
At the Elm Grove town hall the
Mystic Lodge Knights OF Pythiss give
pound party.
Al Germans hsll childrens concert
for the benefit of the St. Jacobu;
English Lutheran Sabbath school Will
be given.
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Bridgeport, although not SO extensive
in area or population as her nelghoors'
Belsire and Martins Ferry, yet has
q number O! manufacturing establish
ments, which turn out first class work,
and through the psnlcky times OF the
last few years have held their own and
run steadily on, while many more pre-
tentious establishments have succumbed
to the pressure and gone under. First,
we notice the
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Ss" YoSK, November 2s-c.
Firm at II 5.l6@ll 7-l6c. F,o%. %
ce'pts u 900 bushels; low stead ,ON Be-
heavy Rye Flour-Qule, ~ - bsn
Corn Meal-Dull; we.tsrD : - s.SssM
Wheat-Dull; receipts lss0,nO 20.
uDg'sded spring 81 2s; Ne. ? ca =, leg
sPrIng II 80; No. l spriag 81 - ago
red winter 81 CO Rye-Hs.Vr''' cse:
ern I8974c. Barley I'D NJ Iss.
chsngea, Corn EecetP., 1904 1- ,'. l.
els western miIel urGr,teI 5g ST. 80
steam mixed 62@63f U,..Nn5"ic,
sctiye bat prices uncds,,.4. = u;
1900 bushels lis A.. ~. "a pa
CHANGED; Cytee-F.rn; Ro "a
l539l93 god, joohns l5il.2,- ~ "a
Sugar DI.! snd heavy. ..r- - :.
fairg 7t@74,; prime =. -.4. e
changed. ho.s,,e,--Q TO-, 9, e.. -
Krce-Uuchsugad re.r .a,~ ~ &c.
crude s.; -eaou l3l Re'g..'..,,
lov-UHchsEge! l4--,r.-. - -.
EGg,- heavy; wp>'rrn ..g.g. a!
At sl3 Goals 10 f. u - -
plsjn mes, llGI2l...-.u, g.. .''i ,ss
western Ion 60 r, ~ - .o04Nt.
Ter and Cnerse- Urrr.. :" 81.
F,-mer A. ~ IN - - "ls,5~
HcmInck sole R.rr,. '..''->sa y,
G-.rdc Ich. MIA, ..,.. - a! 3
S5lra35 c,,nry,~ D.. '.. .,.''! s.,-a
o., I'm, scat. IN Nn-
,TnIIot ,n,GI6,. 80. " zee 5-gi's
N.nntsctu1sa On, 1 I, .oa5c
gnr IsEc nugj \, rs. -~'ase- .l.
O,;., I'm, .,a,t,..> go ~ la
,r>o-,c., Sr6 n6.,a, "'. - ~ V't az
inv ,lo 5l@u 90 - "a '-''A s1--.
ont ~ 40. rlIrcr = .,. , ~. ,...'->'eNiy,
,,,,..
H ~ SA.'' N'',"'-,i ->-E.o.,-
-pH s, S quo T" 2- s'' " ."N.-Hr,y
REQ - 90 ~ a. - .'"--'-.Nrt lsf.
u p % 80, t,., 49,. u .>t5.s
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WHEELING MAN HOOK.
fankcd Up for Perjury in the Ore
goa klcctor case

In the issue Of the REGISTER of Tues.
day morning appeared the following dis
patch:
a Portisnd dispatch says that in the
case OF II. n. Stiles, on trial for perjury
IN connection with the Grover investiga-
ton, the jury stood II for conviction and
for scquittsl, and were discharged The
new trial directed in the case of W. b.
Highly, indicted for perjury in the same
connection, was set tor the 9th. In
pcrLsnt Developments are anticipated"
Highly, IN the trial of whom important
developments are anticipated, is an ex.
Csmpbelllte preacher and al ex.lawver.
&c formerly resided in this city, stuiied
law with the late Nat. Richardson, ESQ
in the office now coupled by Squire
Caldwell, and married very es.imsble
LADY o: this city while here. At one
time he was well known, and doubtless is
still remembered oy many of our citizens.
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kehepck,s PulmOBic syrup for TIE
cure of Consumption, Coushs
and Colds.

ana COIos.
The great virtue OF this medicine Is tnat
IL ripens the matter and throws II out OF
the system, purifies the blood, ana thus
effects a cure.
scHENcK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE cukk
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, 60
The Tonic produces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appette, iot
ing chyle, and curing the most oostinaOe
cases OF Indigestion.
scHENCKs STANDARDS PILLS, FOR THE CURE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
d. These Pills are alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver, without the
least danger, as they are Iree nom calomel,
aud yet more efficacious in restoring
healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are certain cure lor
Consumption, as the Pilmohic syrup
ripens the matter and purifies the ploou'
The Mandrake Pills act upon the lVer,
create q healthy bile, ana remove all DIS
eases of tue liver, often a cause OF Con-
sumption. The sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength 10 the stomach, makes. a
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
form good blood; aud thus creates a
healthy circulation of healthy blood The
combined action of these medlclns, as
thus explained, will cure every case o.
Consumption, If taken IN time, ana the
use OF the medicines persevered in.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his prln-
cioal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadel phia, every Monday, where all
letters TOR advice must oe addressed.
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Bridgeport ews.

The mud in the streets is two feet and
getting deeper.
i high-loDed hop, to be given by the
young men of this place, is talked of to
Take place in the ear future
Messrs. Ed. Trueman and John Rhodes
are circulating petitions recommending
them to the vacancy Occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. &. p. Whitney, freight
agent of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
road at this point. Trueman, who has
ben assistant agent for & number OF
years, it is understood, will be recon-
nended for the position by the retiring
agent.
ne following cases were disposed of
BY the Mayor III his court, yesterday:
Frank Lazy, charged with drunkenness
sad abusive language toward his mother
law, Mrs Givens, was fined five dol
lars and costs, which he paid and was re-
leased from custody. David Nubia, a
colored boy, charged with using insult
ing language to stranger, was severely
reprimanded by His Honor and dis
charged on account OF his extreme youth.
De
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LAST NIGHTS Lecture.

A good audience attended the lecture
delivered st Beethoven Hall last night,
bv Mr.. Schutze. The Child snd It's
Importance was the subject. The lec-
turer dwelt particularly on the proper
training snd education of the child, and
made very good point in relation to
our school system. lie said that there
were schools for ministers, physicians
lswyers and other professional men, but
nowhere in al this vast country was
there n school which taught mothers the
manner in which to train their children,
or taught the child that love of country
so essential to the welfare OF the nation.
The lecture was enthusiastically re-
celved by the audience.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, November 2S.-MoNEY-
A. 4td7 per ceat, closing 1t per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5!G47 per cent
Customs receipts $4,000. Tie Assistant
Treasurer dlsbursed $4,000 Clearing,
Sl4,00O,G0O Sterling Armer fr sctu.
al business; long, 48lt; short 4S4t
GoLD-Upened ut lO3, declined to 1925
and closed At 1929 Carrying rates t.
l ! percent. Loans were Also msde fiat.
SILVER Al London Sad; here, silver
bars l20t green backs; 1T gold; silver
coin per cent. discount.
GoVERNMEETs-Stea
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PUBLIC OPINIOS,
AMesn and unjust Insinustiop.

SO'AesPShSSAsS Va IiAe ksssh
Ia the Standard Of last evening, sp-
pears the following, which I consider
the duty of every citizen who hiss the
Interests Of home institutions at heat to
resent:
AN Eastern firm are putting in the
gas fixtures of the new Washington hall
building. Everything about that edifce
is to be frst-class."
The last sentence clearly shows biased
mind, and the only inference to be drawn
from the contemplate fling of the even
ing sheet against the gas filters of this
city is, that they are incompetent to DO
frsL.class work, and builders are COM
peeled to 20 "eaSt" TO hsye it done. This
We deny, and assert, without fear Of sue
Cess.ul contradiction, thst as good work
can be done in this city AS II the ''esst, y
the evening sheet to the contrary not
wiihstauding. Gas FILTER.
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THE COURTs.
Yesierday's Proceedings In inc "''
fersup Judiciary Bodies.
pcur couRr-JupsE MrLvIS.

CIRCUIT SoURT-JUpsE AfLVlN'
The osse of Sisson VS.. Dsuoer was re-
sumed, the hearing Of evidences con-
cluded arguments heard, and case given
to the jury. ~
Adjourned till this morning At IN
usual hour.
MUNICIPAL OoUKT-JUDGk ChASAES'
In the case of George Al. Brown vs.
Philip Meyer ct al, in chsncery' q de
cree for sale of real estate was ordered
In the case Of Sebastian Welty vs.
Phillip Medert and Jacob LASH uulsW'
ful detaiuer, the jury Jailed TO agree >,
In the case OF 5. NJ. Howard vs.. d.
w. List. = Jury was ordered for Friday
Adjourned till Friday morning 81 ten
o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER
VIM. Brown and Joseph Simpson, two
tr. mps, were fined two dollars and costs,
each, Tor vsgrancy. Both were commit
ted.
Lawrence Heller, selling liquor on
Sunday. fired $40 an costs. Paid.
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at'Ileeling ascgl5teT.
LOCAL GLLsGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Ladies Gold Watches-Louis DeChert
Carpels-G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
Wanted-Steel Eagrsver.
Good Lamp ior 99c-Cummins x
Woods.
Festival and Supper-Arbenz Hall.
New GoOds-Turner Il Dillon.
Card Photographs--Plummers Gal
lery.
Egg-NOg-Union Restaurant-[ First
PaEe1
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Circuit Court.

This court viii meet this morning fol
the trial of the case o. John RObrecht vs.
Elijah Marlng, it having been set fer
Trial before the publication OF the Gov
errors Thanksgiving proclamation. Il
IS understood, however that an adjourn
ment will be taken at noon until tO-mor-
row morning.
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difficulty at the Water works.

The pipe ST the water works has been
choked up with mud several times
withlR the past lew days, causing great
trouble in securing supply OF water,
and necessitating its frequent blowing
out" Superintendent Cummins informs
Us that when the river rises above Is
feet al eddy is formed about the mouth
ofthe pipe, and the sediment settles and
chokes it. When the river is below Is
feet, however, the sediment is carried
away ~ the current, which ceases TO
exist when there is higher stage Of
water.
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The lamp Lighters.

NOITt'FVAuVLNoV I IHe AtBIFFVI'
In maay parts OF the city the burners
and lanterns Of the street lamps are IN
such condition as to scarcely give any
light whstever. Council should certain
ly see 10 it that lamp-lighters keep the
lamps in condition to answer the purpose
for which they were erected.
MORE LIGHT.
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DINNER.

Roast Turkey,
Pheasants, Partridges.
Quail, NeuisOn,
fquirre =, rabbits,
Oysters in every style
and al the Dele tcies of the Season,
Meats and Vegetables OF ali kinds.
All Thanksgiving parties of any num-
Der can be supplied with an elegant pri-
yate supper by giving al hour or two's
notice. Private parlors up stairs Can be
used tor dancing.
People from the country, or citizens
who have not time TO return home for
their Thanksgiving dinner, will find n
bountiful repsst at Martins Capital
dining rooms.
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With the necessary roast turkey for
to day, good, palatabIe, light rollsare al
important item to makes good meal, and
all can have them II they procure good
fl Jur and use McLsin's Invaluable Bak-
Iug Powder to ralss them To that degree
of puffy lightness that it alone is capable
OF producing, and Tor which it is so pro-
verbal.
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Large order.

1t is reported on the streets that the
Top Mil has received an order tor 20
OO0 kegs of nails, ard that the mill Wi.
start or full TO day. The nsliers accord
il civ feel thankful.
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"yisiIaut Bill" PASSES In His Chips,

The old veteran "VIgilant Bill, the
best trained horse in the fire department
died suddenly yesterday, at the Vigilsnt
engine house. Bill was q years OF age,
and hss been with the Vlgilant engine
since Its first appearance In Wheeling.
The fire boys regret the loss of the old
horse exceedingly.
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Go TO j. W. Ferrels store this week
for dry goods or carpets If you want a
bargain.
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TO-Day

"The carver, dancing round each disa
surveys,
Win lying knife, and, as his art directs,
With proper gest ure every fowl dlSsects.
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To-DAY's PROGRAMME.

The Light Guards and Zouaves will
parade snd endeavor to impress on the
minds of the ladies OF the city tina. they
are men and soldiers who have faced the
music at the mouth OF railroad striker,
and show their pretty uniforms to the
populsce.
At the Fourth Street N. E. Church,
Rev. A. c. George will preach the regu.
lar Thanksgiving sermon in the morn
ing.
At the st. Matthew's Church morning
services will be held.
Atthe Disciples Church, in the morn
ing, Rev. o. ?. Miller will occupy the
pulpit
At the United Presbyterian Church,
all the churches of that denomination
will unite and union Thanksgiving ser
vices will be held, Rev. James T. Nc.
Lure officiating
! At the Wesley II. z. Chapel, Rev
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II you want nice dish of Oysters, in
any style, to-day, call on Fred, Was, At
the Office saloon.
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4 Grand Thanksgiving Dinner.

Martin our worthy restsursteur is lag
ing in supply OF good things tor
Thanksgiving, That would sstouish most
persons, in the array of good things he
will have on hand to supply his patrons.
lie is determined that no one shall excel
him. Behold the bill OF fsre2
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GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, at the
corner of Main and Twentieth streets. j..
W. Ferrels
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Broke Down.

A wagon heavily loaded with hay
broke down lear Eighth street, on Mar,
ket yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

II you want nice disl Of Oysters, IN
any style, to-day, csli on Fred. Vs4s, 1t
the Office saloon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

The Boston 99c store is making
Christmas presents 8 speciality. The
store Is packed full of goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

ORANGE sherbet and fresh cake st
Mrs. Ziegeulelder's, No. sc, Twelfth
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

MACcARoSG cream aud fresh cakee st
Mrs. egenfelder's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

EGG-SoG and doughnuts at the Office
saloon to-day.