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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20
Washing Made Easy.

Any family that will use the follow
ing receipt will find it worth 10 them
every year more than twice the cost
of this paper. 1t saves much time
and hard labor. aud also much in
jury in the wearing of clothes. 1t
is not 10 be used for coto,ed clothes.
It is used extensively in England
and on the continent, and, it is
hoped, will become as general in this
country. We have found it 10 be
all that is claimed for it. The ad-
vantage Of this over all others, is in
the use OF lime, which, without in
the least injutiug the texture of gar
menss, makes them, by lis strong
bleaching qualities, a beautiful
white.
First, select from the clothes 10
be washed all The coarse and
dirtiest pieces f.om the foe; then
put Them in separate tubs of soft
water TO soak over night (the night
previous 10 washiagl. Then pre-
pare, IN . sspaasse vessel. the Liquid
for q large washing, nameiy, half q
poGnd Of good brown soap, eEi II
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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thEsna. hmsa0aS, bazia, th~; sa&k wIll
he robhe6 o. haMIs wearlness. Bat
eesupar1tively few bose have bsen
planned with TsfereBcs b this saving
Of steps TIE majority Of families
have no special room fitted mp as
laundry, no pantry caPaeious enough
TO contain everything pantry should
contsin, no sewiug-roOm set apart
for that sole purpose, and articles
needed in tbese various industries
are necessarily scattered, aud kept
where it is most convenient to keep
them. The washing utensils are us
ually kept in the cellar and must be
brought to The kitchen and carried
back again.
The sewinS-machine stands not
far from the cook-stove, so the wo-
man who does her own work can
have an oversight of the cooking
while busy at the machine, but hor
materials for sewing cannot all be
within reach. Yet, by using her
brains as much as she does her feet,
she may save the latter many an un-
necessary Grip. Ifshe must go down
to the cellar for anything, let her
pause moment before starting and
see if there is not something to be
carried down, or if there is any err
rand there chat may be attended to
other than the special one she goes
on. If she has occasion 10 so up
stairs, let her consider how much
that is to be done she can accomplish
with once going there, and so with
everything else. A great deal can
be done by planning work to make
it easy. She who has arranged in
her mind little programme Of her
work, and goes at it Systematically,
with accomplish with half the fatigue,
what, taken at random might be en-
tirely beyond her strength. Child
rem eau be trained SO as to save their
mothers steps, and by setting aud
clearing away tables, putting their
own toys and belongings in place,
do very much 70 tighten the tolls OF
their mothers.-N. Y. Tribune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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grsmt mazs4ke: thai y0ang mxn WAS
an IDIOT slnce thea / have always
been afraid % rsPrOse those who
misbehave themselves IN chapel, lea
i should repeal that mistake and re-
prove another IDIOT" During the
rest of the service there was good
order.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20
A W1re's CuRE For DRUNKENNESS,

A WFE's CURE For DRUNKENNESS.
The Manchester Guardian says
that one of tue oldest defenses ever
made by a prisoner was offered be-
fore Che Lancaster magistrate by u
woman named Seward, who had at
tackled her husband with a poker, as
ne lay in bed, and fractured his jaw
in three places. Mrs. Seward plead
ed that she beat him thus to get
him under the doctors care, ms he
was killing himself with raw whisky.
She was committed for trial at the as
size.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

Il cial District, holding terms at Olympia.
for the counties of Thurston, Lewis, Ma
so Il Chehalis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-20

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

OUT THE PIKE.-Y esterdsy was q gala
day Tor lovers of horsctlesh and pleasure
seekers. The pike WAS literally filled
with vehicles, and the Elm Grove cars
were crowded with persons en- route to
the rural districts 10 inhale the pure air
and get away from tie busy turmoil OF
the city for few short hours. All along
the line of the street railway the win
dows of the houses were filed with peo-
pie intently gazing on the crowded cars
with wonder and awe, which, in addition
to the many "hIers" on the pike, added
greatly to the novelty of the scene.
Many OF the persons who took advan-
tage of the cars, which were run,
yesterday, only MS far as Walters,
extended their trip to Greenwood
on foot, while others were content to re.
remain under the hospitabe root OF
Frank, who acted as mine host on the oc-
cssion. In short there were more peo-
pie tout the pike" yesterday than on any
previous day this season, and the people
are to be congratulated on having sucn
an accommodation as the Elm Grove
road to transport them to and from the
rural hsunts which they so much adj
mire. Cars will be run next Sabbath as
lar as Greenwood, and perhaps beyond
that point.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16
TRUSTEES SALT

DY VIRTUE CT A DEED nv -,.
ID from the Citizens Fire NJ. iihtN
Lie Insurance Company ~ M ~
me, bearing date the 2ith dSy ~
1877, and on record H. the Cleft[ 40,
the County Court OF Ohio cnpr,r SOC
proceed To sell ~ public Aus,;t' .
O'Clock A. N, on rdnes.,ay, - a
day of May. 1917. al the lr1II a. 80
Court House OF ONO county, tod. rs
est bidder, the following urGp-y,y -
~ Bsldwin's Row, lDat i 10 >,yT r.1sN
divided one-half OF LOT No. N, ,ir. -, =
the corner OF konand Seven cent -. ~ =
Wheeling ". Va, aud Il Ihp so.' 80 "a
Oi sad Scvenie nth strrrt. and 80. :. = .
street. And, also, ~ the west hi, I, =
No. l75, Immediately Rdj0in.u - y. =, =
li6, both being situate N that 49,, -
city Of Wheeling commonly g. ~, A.. -
Wheeling. There are i've brick l,r,,,.-N
on said property, All under Iras. -,
coming year, and the property ui,l,.,s
a. "A whoiCo or IN parcels, 10 suit pg-.r -.
TERMS Dt SALf,-Onr.tblId ,,,k '.'
the ha lance IN two 'Quai iuGalm,.n.
six and twelve months, with ipi,,r,, -
day OF sale, said deferred ps,msa,.t-s
secured 10y dee / oi Iyu on >t!l NO.,
The other on" Hglt.t sad lf.f.-y,
be sold ri same time aud pace A. !,
same terms 10y IN" owner tlrrr0.
mr3li II. T.. SHRlNfH. T-r,.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

MARTINS FEKRY.-The suit of Isaac
Cots VS.. VIM Mcdill, before Squire
Buckingham, last week, lasting IesrIy
two days, elected good deal of interest,
l.. j. 6. Drennen, Esq, appearing for
the plaintiff and Mr.. Cook, Esq, OF
Steubenville, for the defendant.
Saturday was payday at Rslney's coal
works.
Thomas Cochran, Esq, has removed
mis- law office to the second story OF Com
mercisl hal.
Mrs. Nj. Burris has removed her con-
dictionary from Com nercial building to
the store room corner OF Hanover and
Fourth streets, formerly occupied by
Runyon & Dunlap.
A MIR. Wilson, of Pittsburgh, sd-
dressed the temperance meeting IN the
NJ. f. Church last Friday evening. HIS
lecture was said to have been one OF the
best delivered in the Ferry since the
movement began.
On tearing away the wall at the blast
furnace, some forty tons of chilled ore,
&c, was found in the stack. A company
have undertaken to blow 1t out with
nitro-gl ycerne AT the rate OF fifty dollars
day.
The st. Clairsville Presbytery will
hold its annual spring meeting here on
Tuesday OF next week.
One of the directors Of the Ohio City
mill informed us, on SATURDAY last, that
they hoped TO be able 10 start up the
mill some time next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

THE FIRST OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING
afternoon the base ball season in Wheel
ing was opened by match game be-
tween the Standards OF this city and the
Invincbles, OF Washington, Pa. There
was present an audience of perhaps five
hundred people, among whom were
numerous ladies. This being the first
game this year, and the home club hav-
ing had but limited practice, 1t
can not be considered by'any means a
good one, although our boys got away
handsomely with the visiting CLUB.
It was not really expected,
however, that the Standards
would show any really fine display OF
talent as base ballsts They have yet to
secure that practice which makes u club
perfect, and become used to the playing
of each other, which they have not YET,
there being several strangers IN the club,
before they will make that display which
is expected of them. Notwithstanding
that the game was not really good one
on Saturday, there can be no doubt That
the Standards have good material in
them which time will develop. The
strangers in the club, Hagsn as pitcher,
Wilkinson on first base, and Lane be-
hind the bat, all show themselves to be
made of good material, and Junkins as
short stop, Barley as second and Glass
cock as third, are too well known rs first
class ball players 10 need any words OF
praise or comment in their behalf.
What the boys need is practice, and
plenty of it, and we feel confident that
league clubs will fare badly in their
hands before the season is over. Below
we append the score, which speaks for
itsell:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. - There
was full attendance at the churches yes
terday, the weather being propitous for
church goers.
At the St. Alphonsus German Cstho-
lie church, mass was observed at I, 8 ard
10 A. NJ, and at 2P. NJ.
At the Jewish Synagogue the services
consisted of religious instruction for the
preparation Of contirmauts, by the Rev.
DR.. Mayer.
AT the First Baptist Church Rev.
Thomas +. Clancy discoursed IN the
morning and evening on the subjects,
The New Testament Entitled TO Faith
and Obedience" and "Ine Employer and
Employed"
At the Chaplino Street Church the
morning services were conducted by
Rev. ". &. Wilson, after which COM
munion services were observed.
AT the Disciples Church the protracted
meetings were continued, universal III
terest being manifested. Rev Motfett,
of Cleveland, conducted the srrvlces, and
has made u marked impression on the
congregation during his short stay in TINS
city.
The Rev. MIR. Pricket conducted the
Zane Street NJ. L. Church services
Bishop Kahn confirmed over $50 pei
sons yesterday atthe Cathedral.
Confirmation will be administered by
Bishop White at St. Mathews Church
next Sunday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16
Wbeel;no Temner.

TrxPEnAscs. Wheeling Temper
ance Union No. l, at their meeting on
saturday night, At OTIS hail. was ad-
dressed BY Rev. wilding and Messrs
Kspner and Clark and Capt. Moore.
On Sabbath afternoon Mr.. d. Holiday
conducted the meeting. and Aessrs.
Lounds, Graham, John Woods and Capt.
Baees delivered addresses. Sabbath
evening Mr.. John Il. McFall conducted
the services, and after few preliminary
remarks, was followed BY Aessrs. Ma
gruder, Chris. Kline, Loundes, d. Ster-
ling, Clark and Scott. The hall OF the
union has been tastetully furnished snc
arranged, and the prospects are Halter
ing that the members OF the union VII
continue 70 hold the fort. There will
be business meeting Of the union 10
night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16
HANDSOME Hamburg Eigings, cents
q yard at Speyer Bros.

PERSONALITIES. Manager Hamilton
has made arrangements to run EXCURSIONS
from Belaire to the entertainment to be
given at the Opers house this week. The
Bette Gilbert has been chartered for the
occasion.
Mr.. vii! Bailey, the liveryman, who
was severely injured some days since, by
a refractory horse falling on his leg, is
able to 90 about with the assistance Of
crutches.
Mr. F. r. Swami, of Charleston, is an
authorized reporter for the REGISTER.
Messrs. Tom Campbell, Harry Mcclure
and Sam Oxtoby lett on the Hudson, yes
terdsy, for Texas.
Mr.. Jas. V. Dickey returned home
Saturday night from New York, whittier
he had been on business trip.
Messrs. Robert Hamilton, Capt. Hugh
Sterling, Rev D. =. Miller, j. Melvin
Richards and Mr.. Motif conducted the
Murphy noon-day prayer meeting Sstur-
day.
Mr.. Abigail Haverly and daughter, of
Missouri, are visiting DR.. Hupp, in this
city.
The Davenport company will arrive
tomorrow morning. They stop at the
Mcclure.
One of the prominet young lawyers
0! this city, so saith dame rumor, is about
to become benedict, of which proper
notice will be made IL the course Of
events.
United States Marshall George w.
Patten, leaves to-day for his home in
Charleston
Judge j. j. Jackson left, Saturday, for
his home in Parkersburg.
Jasper Y. Moore clerk of the L. s.
District Court, and General Nathan Goti,
jr., District Attorney, on last Saturday,
lett Tor their homes In ClarkSburg.
Deputy U. 5. Marshal Buriew, leaves
to-day on q business and pleasure trip TO
New York city.
l. W. OBrien of the Parkersburg
Catholic Messenger, is qusrtered ut the
Stamm House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

BE,LAIRE.-The Bellaire city authori-
ties were warned few days age to keep
a sharp lookout fer two men, perpetrators
ofa Manpington, w. Va, robbery which
took plscs some time back. A day or
two after the dispatch was received, an
employee of the gas works made known
to officers Mccormick and Reder that
two SUSPICIOUS persons had in their pos
session goods which they were trying to
dispose of near the works at q very re-
duced rate. The officers started in pur.
suit. and succeeded In capturing one of
the men, the other having made good
his escape. The gentleman from
whom the goods were stolen, was teie-
sraphed 10 come on and II possible, lden-
tify his property. The goods were iden
titled and the thief returned to Mannin 3
ton where he now pines in Jail.
Last Friday pitlsble sight was seen at
the round house. A man and woman with
tour bsre-footed, half clothed, hungry
looking children constituted q group
that excited the sympathy OF passers by
They truly presented Il wretched slgnt'
They clsim to nave came from Mounds.
Vile, W. Va, where they were turned
out Of their house Tor not being able tc
pay their rent. :.
The u. 2. Church of this place, ii
undergoing repairs, and will be compile
ted at an early date. The frescoing ap
pears TO advantage, and when the ehurct
will have been completed, the inside vii
be the handsomest of any sectariar edl
fee of the city. Your fellow townsman
MIR. Z. +. Dsrdine, Is doing the worl
wi n much srtistical design.
The Womens Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church, met at tn
residence of Mr. =. &. Crafty, Friday
and elected its officers for the ensuln!
year.
Our matrimonial mai ket Is looking uE
Quite a number of young people haV
applied 70 Judge Carol for the necessar
scrap of paper to allow them TO indulg
in matrimonial sweets.
There is some sickness among our cit
liens, but few csses OF Il very serious ma
ture.
Several railroad officials have been Il
town during the past week, looking to tn
interest ei the roads centering at tn
place.
Some excitement is INDUCED in owe
the prospects of the success of the Tu'
CARAVANS Valley railroad. The towns
Wellins ton and New London have sue
ceeded in raising over $4,000 in stoc
thus Tar. We hope soon to see this roa
under full Roadway.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

AMUsEMENTs. : The coming week
promitss to be one of unusual brillisncy
IN the way of amusements y. the Opera
House. Manager Hamilton hiss secured
an array Of talent that cannot fail to
please, and if lovers Of the trsma desire
70 chow their appreciation OF resi .sient,
they should crowd the Opera House
nightly.
Tsesday Night-"Dsniel bruce" will
be presented, with E. L. Davenport IN
the title role. The Washington Nation
saws: "Daniel bruce" is drawing large
houses, and the acting of the company
is excellent. Mr.. Davenport's "DaHiel
Druce'' is one OF the best characters We
have ever seen on the stage. Miss Maye
rs dorothy" i, II charming little actress.
Wedassday N,sht--Frank Mayo Is
booked in his unapproschabls Character
OF "Dsvy Crockett, of whom the Fits
burgh Leader thu highly speaks:
Mr.. Mayo is finished actor, and IN
this role has gained worldwide repu'
tation, while the company is superior
one, and the members sustain their char
acters perfectly. The play is not OF the
light, trashy description of bsckwoods
plays in general, and is prolific OF genu
Inc touches of sentiment and comedy
"Davy Crockett" will hold the boards
during the week.
Thursday N.ght.-Csrncross and DIX
les Ministries will appear in their Y lmlta
BILE burnt cork" entertainments. Inc
company is highly recommended by the
press wherever they have appeared, ane
tne speciality artists are SAID to be simpi!
immense. :,
Friday Night-Miss Emma Abbott viii
appear in one Of her grand concerts, sup
ported b. noted musicians Adelln'
Patti pays Miss Abbott the following
high compliment: Il strongly recon-
mend you my little friend and protege
Miss Emma Abbott. She has Lowell!
vol ce, as you will be able to judge TO
, Yourself, The Mezzo voce and sustained
notes are simply perfect" The Florenc
ltaly) IL Corrlere ItaLiano also accord
her the highest praise in the following
1Miss Abbott sang beautifully the arr
from the opera of Leonora, and received
great applause and recalls before the cur
, tain; but she awoke uera fdnattsm
when she sang the 'Serensde' OF Brsgs
Miss Abbott mad TO present herself man.
times before the curtain. and repeated tn
{ sSerenade' amid the warmest applause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

GYMNAsTICs.-The Society of German
Gymnssts OF this city-Mr. Jacob Straub,
President better known by Its German
name as Turnrsrein, intends to extend
the sphere OF lis symnastic school for
young people. Heretofore only boys
and young men have received gymnastic
Instructions in it. The society now de-
signs to add a female section to said
school, in which girls, separate from the
boys, shall be instructed in gymnastics
appropriate to their sex. Gymnastics
fit for the female sex, taught to girls, are
said TO have proven success in Ger
many. The gymnasium of the society is
in Turner Hall, and Mr.. A. Leiooid is
the teacher of gymnastics of the society.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

FINE ART E1HIBIrIoN.-The Gallery
of Fine Arts At No. 1909 Market street,
will be open for the public this Mon
dsy) morning, and during the week.
The fire, auction sale will occur Tuesday
evening at Z o'clock. For. particulars,
see posters and catalogues, The stock
consists OF very fine lot of steel en-:
cravings, oil chromos, and chromos, all
of which will be sold At auction without
reserve, during the week. All desiring
to purchase anything in this line: Will
find this very rare opportunity. Don't
fail to call in and examine the goods Tor
Yourselves
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-16

CAPITAL REsTAURANT.-Who does
not know Martin, OF the Capital Restsur-
ant, Wheeling? If our readers have
failed to make his acquaintance, then
they have something TO regret. 1t is
conceded that Martin furnishes the best
meal for the money, and 1t is the woncer
OF his contemporaries, how he can hold
trade. One reason is, that his dining
rooms are kept IN such perfect order a.
to attract the attention of the transient
public and when once patron zed, con
is sure to be the result He is
the boss caterer OF Wheeling, and Is To-
Gated at 1855 Market street. WeLLs6uro
Herald