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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
LA DELICIOSA,
GRAN llIRIgA M0IfAlA Il TlPlR
DE AGUAS
Gassoso -msdlcinalss ] De placer.

AL encargar este establecimiento una maonina de
vapor modelo remtido do NuavA York lR que lu3
premiada en- la Exposition Unversal de FiladeIia.
no Sc ha proDuesto mas que podeI eevarlo Ia at-s
rlle las principates oapirales de Europa mei0rand0
simpliflcando 90 acknowledgements t0ias preDar
raciones.
Recomendar 10 beneicioso 6 higienico que es to-
mar los refresces preparados con zumoe vegetables
saturados de aslo carh6nieo por Ia accion sedante
que este esrce so5re las viscaras del est5mao corr
gtendo aln curaniO las afeaciones va crJnras del
hgado ) Ba2o, sefa tarea nlss de eaoioaa intam-
estiva ,na vez que Bor todos son sabidas yrtu-
deS mGlieas
To mismo tliremns' dc los preparados dc Zarza-
,arra preconizadS les ia TEMPO inmetnoriaI poP
tNJs los antoIes de los inriprsas leauratiyos
lie la sangre que exlste en- Ia materia msdlca.
La cireunstaneia de encontrarse eneargado de Ia
ireecion exclnsiva del establecimientO professor
IN Farmacia de In Unyersidad Central de Madrid D.
tfer,inimo Robrtlo una arsa pr tica aui Inico
mo- haze mas ulSla re olnentahis suA bebdns
reSpondiendo dicho professor de su bontiad pureza
Al iutrodter en esta capital estas mejoras no nos
hemoS deialo lleyar de la vii especnlaci0n 81 nni-
Puerto Rico tan digna en toio aceIto De nnestros
lle~veloS un medic de c0mbatir preyenir las
enfernedades proDias do estos cimas.
Los pelidos de las sguas minsro -medicinales orr
bdnicas de Spa. !. Plombierss. !" Sedlltz.' Ba-
larue. Beurbonna. Sa Y. asi como las iodnrAla
SiaiIO gaSe0saS preparan hacienda los ancarROA
:on hora dc anticipation.
Cuenta ademis esta Casa con nm bu6n surtido de
refreseos do mon, ztrlS Darria. frambHesa, naran-
los Sres. yajoros puAbos uQe no existan dep0-
sitoS de aguaS gaseosas, az
Para mas iniormes preeios dirgrse al dueaO del
esi iablecmento d. Venancio Luina su encargado
Sr. Robreao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02

- ~ ss sszsai .,
Icitarse algnnos temibles desordenes del
Esistefoa nervioso.
& No essolamente como bebida agrada-
BILE el concepto en- que hoy las ilecesi3
IGladles sociales le deFnandan, siro que Ia
IInelieina la hace figurar, y no sin motive
fentFe los rnetlios de eombattr gran nil%.
Nero de dolencias, que la indole espe-
.cial de este articulo nos veda enumerar
como desedramos La toxicologia ssi-
mismo ha utilizado sus benefcas cuali-
datles; 81 gran 0rila, de impsrecede
ro recjferdo, ha destruido con ell cafe la
Fmortlfera accion del 6pio. En- opinion
tde otros autores, Sc utiliza para neutra-
I,hzar los terribles efectos delos yeneno-
sos hongos, que on multitud de ocasio-
nes, mis- por 1escuido 8 error que por
Fcrimen, pueden llegar 4 producer terri
ables desgracias-
Ash pues, ell quimico, ell m6dico, el
Iliterato, son justamente ehcomladores
del cafe, pues eneuentran en- ell objeto
de estulio Ell sus curioslsimas investl-
gaciones, 8 m6vil que les inspira en- la
creaeion de has admirables obras de su
peregrino ingenio. En- los grandes CEN
tros de poblacion sirve el cafe de pre-
texto para perder, al arrullo de su en-
briagador aroma, no escaso namero de
horas, donde Sc debaten los mis- intrin-
catlos problemas filosoico-sociales y Sc
fomenta tai vez Ia playa de Il poiltico
mania. Otra fuera la suerte de los pue-
bios 81 ell tempo malgastaGo el la ocio-
silad en- Ia murmuracion Sc invirti ira
en- ell fructifero trabajo, ror cuya tinica
senda Sc consigne alcaazar la possible
ventura en- nuestra peregrinacion por la ]
vida-JoAQUIN OLMEDILLA PUIG.
Rerista Einopca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02

POGO tempo dnro nuestro pesar. Tn
captain mulato, que Sc llamaba Vellito,
Sc unio nosotros con algunos de su
partida, y nos regalo un potro muy gor-
do Y bastante crecido +; sin perder un
momento 10 mataron, 10 desollaron y
tasaiearon poniendo aahumar las largas
tifas de su carne, de la que comimos
asada gran cantidad, que nos parecio
exauisita, aunque carecia de sal.
En- medic de nuestros placeres gas
tron6micos, no eche en- olvido mi lin
da Manolita, y hubiera deseado que
participase del banquete mas nc quise
nj 4un nombrarla, temiendole los ce-
los de Barona. Este tambien penso en-
ella. Y la reserve una buena racion de
carne, que 81 mismo fue q llevarla q la
caida de la tarde
Muy entrada la noche, volyio junto q
nosotros, me tralo unas euantas holas
de tabaco, regalo que Manuela me ha-
c{a. Venia con un humor endiablado,
deiandose caer con rabia en- su hama
ca, me diio con un tono en- que SO tras-
lucia 81 despecho:
Sabe ", tenlente, que la nauchd-
cla;td me ha dado calabazas
70 no estaba enamorado de ella, J
sin embargo, me estremecf de algeria.
Disimul6 no obstante, y le conteste
candidamente
- Me allegro, captain. Es muy bue.
ma : & mi tambien me dio aver una ca
labaza hermoslsima y muy sabrosa.
No, fbarijiot no sea saa,aco { ! n
diio incolnodandose de bueAa e. ~ las
oaiabaazas que mi me ha do, es que
no me ha qaerio. Yea ESQ, fbaranaba
| no quererme mi, que soy capitan J
ten0o dos asistentesl La mentecata
isl creera que porque es blanca, vale
mas que yo2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
SECGIOD LITERlRIA.
LA CLEMENClA De JUPITER.
In lnflrnn dolorido.

Tn ladron dolorido,
A JGpiter lie dijo dc esta sucrte.
";Dos INN artal, adsierte
"Cuan grande es mi dolor, Arrcpentido
'sVanamente pcr'lon a tojos pido.
''Ilaz III que me perdonen.
Jupiter respondi6: q Dime tus culpas,
.Y 70 hare que los odios no Sc enconen.
Su vida Y sus milagros
Cent6 ell ladron entonces:
Siempre one Sc culpaba, al ofendido
J1piter SO volyia 4
Diciendo connordo:
--Perd6idls; que FL pobre no saba
Que faUd conietid.
Por ejemplo; el ladron asf gitaba
Gal Estado robe tantos milloncs
Y cl dios aconsejaba:
-Estado, 20 te r,tego que pc,Noaes,
=" lIice que no durmiesen bajo un techo
LA honrA Y cl proveciio. >
Y Jupiter decia -Perlonatils:
-"Tuvieron mis- sohrinos una herencia;
"Como tutor, guarClanjlome el i.ncro
'tYo les deii 4 In lana dc Valencia.
-PerdoHadje, muchachos; 20 10 espe''o.
--' A la modestia lc robe Ia faina
-Perdoaa Il ua deSdtchddo.
-'' Hacienda gala de builona risa,
GA un virtuoso 10 dei6 EN- canlisa.
Que te per}oae. -" Senpre crei bneno
.'Vivir i costa del bosillo aieno.
De In riftud cS hija n clemeacid
P,7yloadle, otendidoS.
asi los dos siguieron
FL uuo sus errores coAiesando,
Y el otrO In cl,mencia aconSejandO.
Por dltmo ell la,lron, con voz medrosa
A Jupiter le dio
" Una vez Sc durmuieron
"Tus scrridores, de velar va hartos;
'sMe introduce Ell tn alcoba
"Y te robe unos cualtos
PerL6name, Sr. Mas dando nm brinco
Jupiter contesto desde 50 trono
II ApdrtCtte de- aqni' : No tepeiflono
antonio CanlD0S y Ca1Teras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
isliala rias ii Iicriier tus luees,
AIcreeiensitl le loren en- Ia fnmba!

1 tliala rias ii Iicrtier tts luees,
aIcfecienio te Elorsil enla tlInba
O. &c de yara, conde dc Noroia.
ri.
Ii MAMIE II Htdo
Cuando tus oios 4 10 laz sc ADRIAN
Y mi seno deiabas,
Tolos al contemplate sonreian
soto til lIorabas.
vive, hijo mio, para ell bien, de suerte
Que al acabar tus dias,
Arrapque 4 todos lagrimas tn muerte
Y SOLO td sonrias
4 CJrz0 y BtsTerd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
Ell RIO cAuTo,

Dia 9.
Acompanados de Yellito y diez de su
partida, sahmos al amanecer con direc-
cion al rio Cauto.
Antes de separarnos mucho de Ia
prefectura, Vi en- 81 camipo 4 Manolita,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
QUIEN ES FL AUTOR !

UN MISC LI.oRANDO EN- BRAZos DE So MADRE
(Tfudurion del ingl6s).
Til que gimes doliente.
Banando en- l,oro lie tn madre ell seno,
Mi6atras que todo en- toIuo es alegrias:
;Oh vive d la virtud, niiio inocente;
Porque al venir la noche eterna, lleno
Lo dejes tolo lie doior yehemente
y I'll contento rias.
M0rdtia.
H.
AUN AMIGO Ell. DIA DE SU CUMPLEAS0S.
(Truduccion de Eow ~ R,n,iJ.
hacienda, ell llanto humedeei6 tus ojos,
7 reimos ell torno de tn cuna,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02

el rancho de Manolita, que me obsequio
mucho, fernando gran eInpeno en- que
me llevase unas botitas de charol muy
lindas, que supadre habia robado para
ella en- el poblddo de Auras, cuando fu6
atacado por los insuliectos. Fran tan
pequenitas, que ap6nas podia meter Ell
elias la mitad de mis- pies; y cuando Sc
convencio de que no podian servirme,
desistio de su obsequioso empeno.
De unas cortezas de arbol extrajo
un aqua gelatinosa que, segun decia,
habia de curarme radicalmente las lla-
gas, con ella me lave los pies.
Nos separamos, v yolv1 al campamen-
to lleyando una .jig1era LENA de aquella
medicina, para que la usase Penalyer.
Barona parecia muy oontento, y me
dio conversation hasta muy tarde.
Dia8.
No nos movimos del sitio que ocupa-
bamos, y comimos el resto de la carne
del potro.
A Giraldo lie picaron dos alacranes
en- 81 brazo, y Sc le infiam6, producien-
dole calenturas.
Un indiyiduo de la partida fue, por
disposition de Barona, 4 reconocer el
rio Cauto, y volvio diciendo que creia
facil ell vadearle.. x
Nuestra Marcia qued6 acordada para
ell siguiente dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
Dia 7.

Desperte muy temprano, y va Baro-
ma Sc habia marchado yer q Manoli-
ta.
No Sc que extrano poder ejercen las
mujeres, por inocentes que parezcan,
sobre todos los hombres. Tn ejemplo
de esta yerdad nos ofrece mi mambtsa
que siendo casi una nina, sin conoci-
miento del mundo nj de los hombres,
habia tenido lasufciente mahcia para EN-
ganar a Barons ignore 10 que lie diria,
pero clio es que, ESQ de medic dia, Sc
presento para decirme que aquella de-
seaba VERNE y que yenla por mi con ese
objeto.
Yo tambien anhelaba verla pero apa-
rente que me contrariaba, y alegando
que me dolian los pies, me resist Il se-
gnirlo oedi por dltimo q sus reiteradas
ii,stancias, mas no sin procurar hacerle
Greer, que 81 deseo de eomplacerlo Y la
esperanza de que me regalase un cigar
ro, era 10 1nico que me moyia q haoer
.el sacriicio de andar.
Dos horas pr6ximamente, estuve en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
No le contests, y 81 continue dicien-

do:
Yo lie aseguro que no ha de tener
ningun honabre y que 81 algura yez quie-
re & alguno, sea blanco 8 negro, le abro
ell gitiao / de un machetazo, aunque
sea el misno presidente, / baryo!
Figurandome que 10 del machetazo
iba dirigido a mi, trate de mudar de
conversation, porque nunca me ha gus
tado hacer conocimiento con armas
prohibidas,
Csso el de hablar, acost6me 20, y CO.
mo gracias & la hberalidad de Vellito,
tenia abrigado ell estomago, dorm1 pro-
funda y tranquilamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02

7 Reriista Ejnopea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-02
no presentarse recogerlos los inte-
resadosm
10 QUE ES UN CURA.

para el indiferente, IN rlpio para 81
ms1hechor, unlestorbo para el nrundo
entsfo, un blanco de contradiction.
Ante todas las cosas es un hombre, y.
coEdo tai puede ..er bueno y puede ser
malD. .Peroscon Ii signiente diferencia
respAeto delos demas hombres, 4 saber:
que ehando quiera que no es bueno, es
desshyo malisimo, y caando quieta que
no es maio, % de suyo el mejor de los
h,4t1t{f,c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
pI rsOI,aIitics.

Captain L. G. Sweeney's nieces, Miss
Nellie and Miss Rose Sweeney, OF
Wheeling, are making the round trip on
the Fanchon.- GIN Engnirer.
MIR. j. V. l.. Rogers and wife and son,
Van Lear Rogers, have returned home
from Portsmouth, o.. where they have
been visiting Master Van Lear is n
perfect image Of MS papa, so dame ru-
NOR saith.
Lieut.. j. Weed Singleton, formerly of
this city, died at his home in Iowa last
week.
Mr.. A. H. King, the gentlemanly
agent of the Holman Opera Company, Ii
IN town in the interests of his company
Samuel Laughlin and George Il Tsy-
lor,. Esqs., returned Saturday from II
weeks very successful fishing on the
South Branch of the Potomac. They
brought over two hundred very fine
black bass home with them.
Mr.. Killmeyer, member OF Krsmer's
band, was married yesterday to Miss
Lena Heckel, daughter OF the popular
Market street cutler. MIR. killmeyer has
the congratulations of his friends for be-
ing possessed OF sufficient nerve to enter
upon benedictine life.
Captain Ed. Hornbrook and lady re-
turned home last night from an extended
Western trip.
Messrs. Schsmbrs, Stoetzer, Geotze,
Leo and others will leave for Steuben-
vile to-day, TO assist the Turner's there
IN their grand exhibition to be given there
tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
Neglected Liver.

The bile has three-fold part assigned
TO it uy the great manager, Nature. II
assists IN the digestive process, acts as a
coloring agent OF the blood, and is essen
tidI 20 the evacuative function. When
the liver grows torpid, complete chaos
ensues in the stomach and bowels; the
bile is injected into the circulation III
large quantities, and constipation and in
digestion are produced. Pains under the
right shoulder blade and through the
right side, headaches, vertigo, yellowness
OF the skin, furred tongue and Lausea, also
follow. But these and other symptoms of
biliousnesS, and the disorders which ac-
company it, are entirely removed by
II stetteT's Stomach BitterS, that benign
rectiher OF organic disturbance and rene.
DIV for physical weakness. Intermittent
and remit,ent fever, urinary and uterine
troubles, rheumatism, govt, and other
maladieS, also yield TO the remedial in
fiuence of the great corrective and inyig-
GRANT. 1t is the peoples chosen remedy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
OUK SPECIAL Personal COLUMN.
Dedicated 20 the Local Reporters of
the City Press.
correspondence Of tbs Register.

Correspondence OF the Register
Lii mas become su Important and FASH
ionsble of late for the city press 70
chronicle the most minute movements
OF any Of our citizens, that take the
liberty OF contributing some information
of this nature at my command, believing
that the overtsxed reporters will fully
appreciate my solicitude in their behalf.
Mrs, Rampage and her buxom dsugh-
tiers visited some friends in West Wheel.
ing last Monday and arrived home on
Saturday night last well pleased with
their extended trip.
The Misses Jennie and Sadie Gadings
went up to Martins Ferry last month,
and have been busy ever since breaking
the hearts OF the lnnumerable besux of
that burg They will probably reach
home next week, via the ferry boat and
street cars.
Mr.. Pudunk and family have just re-
turned from their snnua! tour 70 Mounds
vile, Haneytown and Fulton. During
their tour all the cUriCsities of the Short
Greek. and other regions were thoroughly
inspected.
The Msrkem boys made an extended
fishing trip to Wegee and returned on
Friday last. They captured two OF the
largest cats and the finest sucker ever
hooked IN the Ono.
Bridgeport was on the qulVlye all last
week by visit of two OF Wheelng's
most charming bellies. The misses Nc
Guselums.
That dashiDg Tom Funk, and MS
friend Walter Lunk, caused great Hut
ter among the youth ul ieinHl Fulton So
rs they drove through the town yestar
day behind a four minute horse and
long bine stogicS.
Nick Mcclure and Thsd Murphy
came up from Benwood yesterday morn
ing. They went down again on the
evening train,
"All Hot" and his team were out the
National road yesterday.
Peanut Scott has just recovered from a
serious case of overdose OF jaw. A repe-
tition Of the attack may prove fatal
Bill Swipes and Mark Antony wore
up on Wheeling Hill the other day on d
couple of hours hunt. They succeeded
in bagging coon and two posaums be-
tore returning.
Mrs. Shuiask is entertaining n no.. .!
friends pryor to her departure for Bel
hare and the West. Her bounty Is the
most munifccnt on local record. Ia tal
and safe return.
The Misses Swell and their charming
guest, Mamie Demorest, are making
terrible InIoads on the spooByness OF our
young bioods
Young Wsrpwrangle, who has been
afflicted with sight. eelng Tor the past
dny or two, is homo sgain, looking much
better from his long sojourn away from
thg smoky city. ANON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
The District telegraph.

In the article in the Sunday Leader o
yesterday, headed "The Fire. Alarm Tel,
egraph, there are one or two points in
correctly noted Mayor Sweeney in
forms US that Mr.. Morgan has about
thirty boxes subscribed for, anon g
which are tour, one TO be placed in each
engine house, and one in the city build
ing. The rent for them and for four
alarm gongs set with them the home fire
insurance companies pay. The boxes in
the South Wheeling and Central glass
houses, in Jos. Bell X Co.'S foundry,
and in Mr.. Lists house on the Island,
were named to the Leader reporter only
20 show the territory embraced at pres
ent, and the rent for them Il paid by the
establishments named. 1t is hoped that
more OF our citizens will invest in this
valuable improvement, rs the only aud
total cost is S2i per annum. Persons
desiring information can be enlightened
by calling on Mr.. Morgan, who will
chocrlully explain the workings of the
district telegraph system.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
THE COURTS.
Saturday 's1PrOcsedings In the Dit
ierent Judicial Bodies.
CIhcUIT CoIBT-JUD0E MELYN

CIkcUIT CoLBT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the Gaze Of Margaret Graham ".
Richard B. Graham, removed from Writ
county, decree was directed dischsrg.
ing rule against defendant, and granting
the plaintiff divorce from bed and
board.
In the case of Steenrod and others vs..
Thompson and others, the exceptions 10
the defendant, plea were overruled and
plea allowed.
In the case OF Mary Mariing, eXecu.
trix, VS.. Elijsh Marling, Sr, the jutg-
ment OF the county court was reversed,
and cause set for trial on November s
In the cases of Lamb, trustee, VS.. Cecil;
same VS. Lsughlin, and same vs.. Pan
nels, administrator, the demurrer TO
plaintiffs bill was overruled.
The will of Frederick Hillehricht WAS
fully proved and admitted 10 probate
Adjourned antil this mornin; a. 9
O'Clock.
.r Police CoURT-JUDGE GRANGER
George Rush, defacing property be-
longing TO Thomas Jefferson, fined 50.
Paid.
George Holtsclsw, drunk, fned 81.
Executiop suspended on payment OF
costs.
Henry Snyder (1olored), dlsorderly,
fined 81. Execution suspended on pay
ment OF costs.
Henry Snyder white, for discharping
firearms within the city limits, fined 3.
Paid
Jam. Winesburg, drunk, fined y.
Paid.
James Goader, drunk, fined 81 Paid
William Austin, drunk fined 81
Paid
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
CONSUMPTION Can be CURED.
Schsnck's Pulmonic SYRUP
schencks Sea Weed Tonic,
lchanak's Mandrake III

Scheuck's Pulmopic SYRUP
schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, o,ua
Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
Are the only medicines that VIII o"io
pulmonary Consumption a.,
Frequently medicines fhat VIII stoR
cough will occasion the death oil the pa
Iient: they lock up the liver, stop tns Gil
culation OF the blou q, hemorrhage loiioWs,
aud in fact tney clog the he a SanSb VI INV
:, fyer Complaint aud by spepsia are tne
causes of two-thirds OF the cases OF Con-
sumption. Many persons compIhln " q
duh pain In the side, consul patlohI 0o e"oT
Tongue, pain in the shoulder Dlaue, Ie .e
ings OF drowslness anu S,nnaacb &C
food lying heavily on the ss .oslppni a. ~,
companied with acidity anu peichins up
hese SYMPTOMS usually originate from
n disordeTed condition OF the stomach Oh .
PRISONS SO affected, If they take one or
Two heavy colds, and II the cough in these
cases be suddenly checked, Will ma the
stomach and liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, and almost DeloIe
they are aware the lungs are mass OF
sores, and liberated, the result OF winch
is death. 1870
-Scheuck's Pulmonic syrup is an ex-
nectOIant which does not contain opium
or anything calculated 70 check cough
suddenly. ,,-...,.,,,, 81, =,
Scheuck's Sea Weed Tonic dlSsolV es Tue Tue
food. mixes with the castle juices Oh the
stomach, aids digestion, anu creates
ravenous appetite. h,n COL
When the bowers are costive, Skin sai
low. or the symptoms otherwise OF
bilious tendency, Schehcks MANU-" N'
Pills are required
]. III. SCH ENCK q SON.
NE. cor. Sixth and Arch SITS, Phlia.
And for sale by all druggists ana dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
lCmperhIIcp Talk.

! he tcmperar co people are making 1t
interesting. On Thursday night next,
they give festival at the hall recently
occupied by the baby show, on Main
street. A handsome gold cross will bc
voted for, Misses Mary Battellc, of the
seventh ward, and Capllola Marshall, OF
the First ward, beng the candidates.
The cross IS about three inches in length,
and is now on exhibition at Jacob w.
GIubb', jcweIry store, Oh Main street,
where it WIS purchased.
At the temperance Injecting held in
outs Hall, last night, II different mode
from that heretofore carried on, was
adopted. 1t was an experience from
several mcmb,r, that never spoke before
on the question. 1t WAS nm Interesting
meeting after all The names of the
ger tlemeu were j. H. McFall, Hugh
Harrison, VIM. IL. Sadlrr, John Hill,
Gus Rust, Thus. G. Young, Milton Nc
Master, Hamilton HIU, - Miller,
John q Belville, A. G. Wincher, and
many ,lhorS too numerous TO mention.
The usual temperance meeting was
held Al Ott's Hall Saturday night AL
though there were not s. many persons
present as o. many previous occasions,
yet there WAS a good meeting, and those
present had the pleasure OF hearing
Mossrs. Hiram Young, q. w. Bags;
Alex. Thoburn, and others. As the
time for the festival draws near good
deel OF unexpectcd interest is shown, and
from the present il dlcstlons there will be
arge turn out on the night OF the occa-
sion. The place Of holding the festival
has been changed from OTIS Hall to Nc,
lll3 Main street, formerly occupied by
the Baby Show. This coming Thursday
night is the time fer holding what Is
called The Festival.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-22
tho Holman English Opera Com



The reserved seats for the hOImans are
going off very rapidly, aud Their engage
mept here Tor four performance, begin
ming to night, promises fine treat and y
success fin ,ncially. We find the follow
ing complimentary notice in the -,
Louis Republican, in which city the CON-
psny have appeared to the most isshioha-
bic audiences: :. SHOW me the manner
in which the standard operas are sap
ported sad the te Charles Dickrus,
and | wiH show lou the scale III INTEL
gvuce oG-y our citlh. :. Judging by that
standard We are truly proud OF our PEG
pie, as the audience ut the Grand Opera
House last night was composed Of the
most intelligent and fashionable ever
assembled in that building, and the man
ner in which the Holman Opera Troupe
was received, must have been as iatter-
ing to them rs it was crcdltable to our
city" The box Office for the sale o. seats
vi / open thu. morning ri niae O'Clock
when seats can he secured Tor the three
nights d al 0 Tor ihe Wednesday mat
nee. Reserved seats Tor the matire e car
be secured without extra charge.