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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-18
"TONEY TALK"
An Episode Between People Of Lofty
Ideas not Down ON the Bills.

A rather peculiar and mixed up party
was held at one Oi the. laVorlte resorts
out the national road, the other evening,
when came very near resulting IN black
eyes, and bruised noses. The preface to
the story is substantially a follows:
One party wrote a note 10 the house out
the pike engaging supper for three
couple. The opposition party hired
horse and rode out day before yesterday,
beating the time of the note by several
hours, and engaged hash for five
couple. Now Tor the sequel. Both
parties thought they had the dead sure
thing On the supper, and leisure
ly wended their way along the
dusty road talking moonlight nomen-
claturc and feeling generally happy.
The party who had gone out on horse
back knew that the other party did not
have the supper engaged, and rs they
reached there, first informed the party oi
three couple OF the state OF affairs AMI IN
yited them TO share with them. Inc
"three -couplc-party" got on their dignity,
and went to the proprietress, who IL
formed them that rs yet she had not re-
cervcd any note. Here WAS fix, which
the dignifed three couple little dreamed
OF The polite and generous five couple,
however, invited the three torIorn couple
to come into the parlo- and make the
best of bad bargain. But the ladies ID
the small party were so crestfalieR and
seemingly high toned that they refused
10 mfnglG with the victorious clan aid
treated the preferred hospltalIiywIlh sc"rn
Then the war commenced. The H'c-
couple party waited blood OF Tue goom o!
the lhree-coupIe party, wnlch they CON
.jdcred better than their COMPANY ard
too lofty in their ideas Tor common NOR
tals. Pacific measures, however, pre-
vailed, and i. WIS arranged that the
three-couple party WAS TO eat ut one END
of the table and !he five couple party nj
the other. Then the tun commenced. Inc
ve.couple party asked the three couple
marty which enI OF the Chicken they
would have-"tnIs end" or "the Otucr
endf Witucisms were exchanged and
the fun WAS immense, which ended IL
the iive.cOupIe party destroying a!i the
ppUd things, while the three-coup.e
party were e. deavoring 10 wnct
their appotites in .ugubriols
attempts to ralsc sih''.
1t is all over now, and the only lhlngs
tina. suffered were the fried chickens and
wafiles. When one oil the five couple
party now meets one OF the thrce-coupte-
party on the street, he asks, Sc" hlch
end OF the chckca vail you hayc?' The
tbrre couDlp-rarIy smiles ana smiles, and
they both 90 ana take cocktail. 50
endetn tie war between the Bridgeport
and Wheeling gentlemen Ol tone.
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Personalities.

Superintendent Heryey Will Ollie l"te
As Clerk o. the Board OF Education dur
il . the absence ot DR.. lIuIlrhcn from
the city.
II. X. West, wife and child, Of Woods.
field, O, have rooms NJ the McLure.
II. Pond, agent tor the Mason y liam
TN Organ Company, of Boston, Mass, Il
registered at the Mcclure.
+. Camden, NJ D., Of the State
Asylum, Weston, Is cues. nj the Nc
Lure.
Vice President Kcyser aud Master OF
Mechanics Harrison, both OF the Bait
more and ONO railroad, were IN Tn" city
yesterday.
Misses Addic and Aggie Murine re-
turned home yesterday from V!sI. to
New M.rtinsvlle
Congressman henna, Of this State, Is
reported to have son and heir.
Mr.. Anton Schcpp, OF this city yester-
day, purchased ticket OF Mr.. Bailey, at
the Mcclure House, for Bremen, VI" the
Inman line. He leaves for that place
to-day.
Mr.. +. j. Whipplc viii sing At the
Disciples church entertainment Friday
evening.
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iiiYCr HPMG.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet 10 inches.
The Science departed yesterday after
noon Tor Petersburg
The FanchOn Is due NJ this point TO.
morrow from Cincinnati.
The Ragon is to.day's regular Par
lcrsburg packet.
Captain Phil, Anschutz has found the
belers OF the sunken Calumet at last.
They are AL three together, and lay un-
der the fourth barge at the head OF the
coal flee, at FlemIng's Landing, Just be
low Mill Creek. There are % feet of
water over them. Diver Burriss made
IN examination of them yesterday, and
reports them in good condition and free
of mud. Tae work of taking them out
OF the water will commence Immediately.
Captain Phil. Anschutz and Captain
AleX. Hestheringlon vii. receive bids for
rebuilding the Calumet.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October l7.-Rjvcr l
foot : inches and falling. Weather
cloudy.
CINCINNATI, October li.-RIver feet
s inches and falling slowly. Weather
warm. Arrived FsHchon, Wheeling.
CAIRO, October l7.-Departed-War-
Eer, New Orleans; Fair Play, VIcks-
burg. Rivera tee. l inch and falling.
Weather cloudy; mercury IS deg.
MEMPHIS, October l7-River rose I
il ca with feet inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy; mercury 50 Departed
Hard Cash, White river; Scudder Bee,
and barges, New Orleans The Maude
run through her larbosrd engine ut Com
merce, and hss gone on one wheel 10
Cairo tor repairs
EVANSVILLE, October 17.-Westher
damp with Ugh. ram this afternoon,
and signs OF more; wind from the south
and west; mercury IS to "A. River rising
with p fee, scsnt on the gauge. Down
John Wilson, Sallie Carney, Golden
Crown, Anderson Up-Msggie Smith,
Stshlmsn. The Golden Crown came
through without we.ting spar, and vii
GEL out sll right.
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Taking the Veil.

Yesterday morning, Miss Mary Slater,
of Washington, Pa, daughter OF Mr..
Theo. Sister, of the same plsce, was re-
ceived st Mount dc Chsntal as a sister.
The ceremonies were conducted by Rev.
Father sullivan, assisted by Rev
Fathers Mccarthy, of Loretta, Pa, and
Hawle. During the ceremonies, Betho-
ven's high mass WAS sung. Sister Mary
Agnes manipulated the organ. The
singing was done by several sis
ters, aided by some of the young ladies
attending the school. Father Mccarthy,
who assisted in the ceremonies, preached
q most affecting sermon on the holiness
of the occasion. The occasion WAS q
grand and impressive one, which will
ever rest upon the minds OF those who
witnessed this solemn scene. The music
is spoken of IS having been very fine.
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The Holman company

The sale OF reserved seats lur tun Hoi
man Opera Company, which appears on
Monday, viii commence at the Opera
House box Office this morning. The
company is highly spoken Of by the press
wherever hey have app"ar"i. of which
The following Is an extract: Miss Salhc
HOLMAN, who pers)uAt,d the Twin sisters,
"G,f a. Glruna,' was 1T her best, ~ d
50 ard acted hcr rOtc with genuine
oriillaucy from The beginning t. %" eLd
We cNpccted that Mis- Holman would
do some fine things in Il, Tut We did not
look Tor 50 thoroughly. sustained
AZ effort or such Cou-umma.c skill.
She dressed her role brilliantly;
and her performance rs whole
was . delightful treat. She has fairly
won her ps,e on the operate boards and
mas the ABILITY 20 maintain i. Her pow
ELS have developed finely and size Is nj
ready lar outside the limits conceded to
her 10y even her most generous friends.
Ms. julia Holman is Nlwsys Piquant and
graceful! m whalnycr she attempts, nd
her 'Paquite' on this .ccesi n was very
pleasing.
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PHILADELPHIA, October l7.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged Wheat-Dull,
amber 81 45@1 As; red 81 4lGl A.
white 81 4oCal So Corn-Quieti yellow
tl@6l!c; mixed oO@6Otc. Oats-tIrmi
wlite western 35@35ci western mixed
aud state 82G33c. Rye-Dll! NJ GIG
zoe. Pork~At sl4 75@l5 80. Beef
Hams-At l7@l9c. Butter Steady;
creamery 33@85c; Western Reserve 24@
26c. Eggs-Western 22@23c. Cheese
Firm; western fancy l2Gl23. Petro-
leum-Refned l5c; crude llsG l.c.
Whisky Steady al 81 Il.
MILWAUKEE, October l1.-FIour-
Demand light but holders firm. Wheat
Opened strong and CLOSED weak;
No. l Milwaukee" hsrd 81 l4!; No. l
Milwaukee 81 l3; No. > 81 100; seller
October 81 To- sa!Ier November 81 90 :;
y. 81 O6l. Corn-Sieady, No. 42tc.
Oats-Quiei aud trm; No. =, BE. Bar
,oy-QuIc, bu: firm; No spring OGc;
seller November 65c. Kye-Demand
hight but holders firm; No |. 53!c.
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Criminal Docket.

The criminal docket Of the Circuit
Court wgs called yesterday, and cases set
Ms follows:
Monday, October 22-Statc V. David
Open heimer, charged with stabblng.
Monday, November l2-Stste vs..
Thomas Sweeney, tor rape; State v.
James Collins, housebreakinG.
Tuesday, November Estate VS..
Charles Miller, malicious wounding;
State vs.. Wesley Thompson, Stabbing.
Wednesday, November l4-SLsLe vs..
Maud Gcbhart and Anne AUber, grand
larceny; State vs. Geo W. Robinson, as
sault and battery; State v. Peter Doian,
wuundIng with intent TO main.
Thursday, November l9-Stste VS..
VIM Philips, fraudulcntly making
false entry in u Justices record in his
keeping.
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NEIUuBoRHOOD NEWS.
/ Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.

''''''L am
Miss ELLA HEYBuRs, OF Gravel duI,
Is visiting your ely.
The Light Guards have their armory
very neatly fitted up.
CAPT. G. :. 5. BARON Is happy. 1t Is
boy visitor, and weighs ten pounds
Mr. MCGRAw i: having new frame
residence constructed on Gravel Hill
The B. " o. pay car was in the city
yesterday and paid of the employees.
MRS. NANCY GARY, who lIad ot
droPsy Tuesday WAS buriei yesterday.
THERE will be communion service neld
in the Presbyterian church next sunday.
The cutters on Thirty.s acoud street
are in bad condition and need cleaning.
REV. l. j. ,rENcER lei. on the $50
2 N. Train, Tuesday, tor MS new home III
Baltimore
Rev. VIM. CASTOR is sltcnIin- the
Synod at Wellsvile. He is expected
home today.
Mrs. JOHNSTON, residing IN south
h"'L .' leI' 's'''u'y '"o'"'HS anu
Il "''"'' q" N'' ~ =
Two performing bears, tour men ana
one brass horn delighted Inc 'Fch''S "'
'''S c''S !'s'''"'y
ALEXANDER LITTLETCN, who Acei-
cldnnt!y sho. himself someum, aye. D..
rr,.verl e rapidly.
Ng. r ". BALL, late of Bn-nesviI.g.
bg. omen. . > wholesale butter And rg-
houss Of Belmont street.
C.r.rr, ma, T.,..dsy .y.ni.., ty.
,,.,, .',r.hIa - Io.rT ,he.,.s.,r,...,
W. "o - ,','',D,u
Wv ''''', . ''',' - ,
IHE once o' lhe d. " >, W. H. N.
IlmPEnN hr' h"'i' remove" 10 " room"
''.'" 0. inc u. " y H. H. 1'i'''
IT Is Iumorea IAaI lhv c'oPeis '' .h.s
city are making preparations to IemHi.'
three cents piece for making KEGS.
GEO. MUrH, the patriotic Democrat,
spread the National flag over the fro t
OF his meat shop, Tuesday. Ihe laG
still drcOrates the front OF the binding
Tur cclored Old Fellows Of this cltv
,.,.;.,, S...,,I,r,.,li. 'r,s.igy,. and sigrd
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Consumption Can be CURED {

sohenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic, p,us
Schenck' s Mandrake Fllls,
Are the only medicines 'that Nnteeie
Pulmonary Consumption. -, =.
Frequently medicines that WILL stoP
cough will occasion the deatn OF TUG pa
tient; they lock up the liver, stoP LuH
culation OF the blood, hemorrnase ioi!ows,
var organs that caused the cough.
liver Complaint and Dyspepsia aIs ~, sne
oonsss of two-thirds OF the cases or oon-
SUMPTION. Many persons complaln o Va q
dull pain In the side, constipation; cot. eT
Tongue, pain in the shoulder Dlaue, t. IT,
tngs of drowsiness and restlessness, the
81 lying heavily on the stomach, &C
companied with acidity ana beichlhs up
u These SYMPTOMS usually originate from
q disordered condition OF the stomach OF
torpid liver. ,o,,o ono an.
two heavy colds, and 4 the cough In theSe
cases be suddenly checked, Will hhu tne
stomach and liver clOgged, remaining
torpid and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are HAAS vi
sores, and liberated, the result Oh Which,
is death. nv
2Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an ek-
nectnrant which does not contain OPIUM
or anything calculated to cheek co"S"
suddenly. ,t,.,,,,oo ,b 4.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic d ii, es ,hc
food. mixes with tue castle juices OF tno
stomach, aids digestion, anu cre"Oeo :"
ravenous appetite.
When the bowers are costlVe, skill s'i-
low, or the symptoms otherwlse vi "
bilious tendency, Schehcks ah'i"N'
Pills are required. ,-.,,..,,,
J. III. SCH ENCk x son,
Ne. cor. Sixth and Arch SITS, Phlia.
And for sale by all druggists anu dealers
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INVESTIGATION.
The Legislative committee AN" ""i-
timore and OhiO Road.

The Joint Committee oil the Lez'5Ia-
ture charged with the Investigation o!
the rate charged Tor the trsnsportatioa
of freights and passengers on the Dst'-
more and OHIO railroad adlournea iss.
evening. Yesterdays session wa almost
exclusively Occupied IN hearing state,
ments from Vice President heyser ana
the Attorney for the railroad, Mr.. CaDel
Boggess. Mr.. Boggess presented VIII
ten answer to some legal questions mere
toiore propounded by the committee IN
which he claims that the company Is
Governed IN their management ana opeF-
ations of the road That Its charter con
sists III the Acts OF 1927, the genera rail-
road law of 1887, and especially OF the
Acts of March e, 1917, Of the Legislature
of Virginia. lie further claims th"t
nv the 35th Section OF the Acts OF
1887, the Baltimore and ONO rail-
road is authorized 20 charge 1nnts per
mile Tor transporting passengers, ana
8 cents per ton per mile Tor trans porIihs
treiyDt. and that the right 10 make these
charges cannot be interlercd with, eithor
by constitutional or ststutsry enactment
b. alleges that the provision OF the con-
stitution which requires the Legislature
to pass laws fixing a maximum rate oil
charges for transporting trelghIs IN"
passengers, and the acts OF the LegisI"'
lure passed III pursuance OF TINS pro
vision are no. applicable to the Is. " "
Il r., and denies the power OF the LcSis-
nature to interfere with the right OF the
company to make the charges authorized
by the ACES Of 1857, and declaresLhst the
company will not be governed by the
Acts of 1928 liking the maximum rate
OF charges &c.
The committee propounded quite mum
bor of questions to Mr.. BJggcSs upon
the legal questions involved, which be
answered verbally, and requested that
he might retain his written answer ana
so enlarge it as to embrace all the legal
inquiries propounded by the committee
The request WIS granted. Mr.. keySeF
not being iuliy prepared to answer ali IN
uuiries propounded to him, he was grant
cd further time, and the committee Will
NEE. again in this city, probably III
January.
We have been informed that great
many abuses and overchargcs by the
TAI road, to which Mr.. keyser's attention
was called by the committee, have been
corrected, which has already resulted III
saving large sums OF money 10 the poo
pie OF the State, and we are requested 10
say that the committee would be please d
to receive any we. l-grounded complaint
from the citizens OF the State, a' they
desire fully to Investigate the whole sub
rect
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wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFIGE OF THE WHEELING REGIsTER, |
LL.nA---n.A- L.Anhnr L

W EtN f~bA ! p ''Lpb'l - ,
DUNK the pact week the markets
Laye auctua.ed M prices. Flour and
gram remain u,Cuau-et. Fruit Is higher.
Chickens and eggs have advanced, Win
moderate demand whilst butter mas
declined in price Provisions are about
on the stand, with small increase II
some articles. Below We quote current
prices:
BARK-Pumr tanners bark Is worth
9 ~ To- UU a clIg OF rs cubic !eet. 4ahhrIs
,tIy supplied IN this Vlc.uliy.
SCTTrR-Markrt well stocked agd de-
maud light ~ l5t2Jc.
BrAN---Nayy. new. price unsettled;
ur>l lit in brought : 70 per Dushei; IsIr
aAKIEci PuWUER-;s{sg5c per 10.
BROOMS-Fancy g. UDa2 0vaS w..
CHEE>E--De Demand good Summer cheese
all at - C; choice nrm al nc.
AIMED GOOD~-tlrm al guotalohS'
peaches 10 cans - UPerdozen I'D ans
4 OIL. Tomatoes, 5 10 cans :. tJi 10 ans
u -. Corn WIus,ow, $. g.; olutI NWtet
corn 81 81; common corn ~. SI!a" Ger
res, %; pine apples s ~ Lima peab>'
%: >trIu- Deans 30: .eaN, = 10.
CHICKEN>-Sl La 40 per dozen; de-
DRIED COKN-Noderate demand al SC
per b. ......,,..
DRIED rkl 4l-N cry niue NOV '''tNH''
new currauts &C per 10; new layer IalNlh>
- - per box: .aleucla do. 81 pei iO;puurN
.-.. .gGIu PER 10; cache. halves SC
. quart DIs &c.
.,,.r--Sc.,. GO" at l6aIN'.
skUIT-Urauges per box - W; lemons
= 81: green ap-Ic, ~ jJJ- 90 per barrel.
-IJUK-F.rIu al quotations. "c quote
~1frr.in, 80 uJa5 - new family yJah 3D.
ufg4 grade family . uUaI -. Nyt-et d..
Buckwue.u--o. .aic per 10.
ar lT n T. "A
faIrilg TO- pounds sound nsn uSul
velEuts and Inferior quality AT plIces 10
.prrr>uoud. NHChCTel-NO. Z, nan Dds
- - so. q 60. - 600; 'ntnmac roe heII4AS'
none y m#r1el ."3rad"r neIItue ~ 't al,
r., :. 50 -3 Goldfish s. W. Fresh hsu IUo
~ rE -. ERs.--taIr demand; prime
5ITsENa- Good demand FOR tail dug
,ANDEN sTUFF-Stung beans 4Jc per
bushrl; onions Wc per uusA,i; cuSiiL-
uers Zoe per uOZ,; green corn Na'Nc per
'uzru; cabbage s'u.ao W per nuHul v9
Iona beans luC per quart !tN .'PPtiN Do
pyI dozen; G .IclE JJao' per dozen ouHcA'''
morse rauIsn SIC peruoL. pUucAcs luIhIIS
I.c per Du>ur..
N-Wu,4t-pgIc,> weak at :. oua
10. Corn, I-AT ue Hs.t ai r.itSOc. oats,
.uc. Rye L. IaI dem'th "J DC b"I.vS'
uKUCEAIES -busIu,,- l.-.t. Iodees sc
we ana advanced; lair ju -""u -"'.a-'t,
pImt - agC, choice -'.aD, " -tt.."- I"'N'
"a Lbc; ArDuCkles roasted -Dt' Java 90,
pa yellow 30. .srup, common AT t't'
rhine at 5Ua1Ici fancy al {. aoIr' Ne" VT
leans .uu.Hsar-, goo Jpci pIIuc DC
.u-aTs are higher and Inc ut-
Htud D, good: crushed. powdered ana
rsuulaIed lIci coffee iO'4c: l. c"Hee
lUs.c; extra & coffee 10; CuumrIclhI \
,Uar lu.sc; e. yellow sc; 10 New o.
cans o.. market Tee, uoIons hag3r;
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RAILROAD BoEDs-Quiet and gener-
ally lower; except tor st. Joseph con-
vertibes, which declined to S33.
SIoCKs-Dull. The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western company will sell
l25,OOO tons OF coal at auction on the 9th.
The Post says the failure of the Albion
print works ST Philadelphia large calico
printing establishment, Is reported. The
stock market in the early dealings was
irregular and unsettled, with frequent
changes but in the afternoon became
weak and ieverlsh, the decline ranging
from II to 81, the later Michigan Central
and |. &. g. " l. The greatest
pressure 10 sell was in Lake
Shore and Western Union. which st
first refused 10 Weld. but finally broke
down under the persistent selling q the
bears. Round amounts OF shares changed
hands, and dealings were attended with
considerable excitement. Many rumgrs
Of an unsetJli1g character were current
respecting the trunk lire roads. The
transactions were 29l,O0O shares, OF
which 5000 were New York Cen
tral, 10000 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
II 600 Northwestern common, 1900 pre-
ferred, $1,000 Delaware Lackawsnns
and Western, 1000 Delaware snd Hud-
son, 1000 Morris and Essex, 10000
Michigan Central, $4,000 OhIos, % 900
Wabash, $500 Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union and 1000 Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati snd indianapolis
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dii
iCrcut Judicial Bodies.


SUPREME COURT JUDGES MOORE, GREEN
AND RAYMOND.
Owing to the sickness OF Judge Moore
and the fact that Judge Raymond had
been counsel in some O. the cases pre-
srn'ed, but little business was done yes
terdsy.
A writ OF error WAS granted in the
case of La Fever V. BIllmyor, and An
appeal taken in the case OF Alphln VS..
Callaghans administrators.
On motion of Mr. Hearnc q new bond
WAS ordered to be given IN the case OF
Beard VS. Arbuckle.
CIRCUIT CoURr-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the cases Of the State vs.. j. =.
Barrett. charged with receiving stolen
goods, the dcicndcut WAS called but failed
10 appear. \ forfeiture WAS entered
and proceedings taken against hs surctlcs
The criminal docket was rearrangcd.
and the cases set Tor different days during
the week, beginning Nov. 18th.
The Jurors were discharged until
Monday next, al 9 o'clock.
Tho remainder of the week viii!
probably be taken up with chsncery and
miSceianeout business.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
Police CoURr-JUDGE CRAN&ER.
Jabez Gosncy, louuging in the market
house, fined two dollsrs and costs. Com.
united.
Hugh Boyd, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs Paid.
David Arlington, drunk fined two dol
lars and costs Execution suspended, de-
PENDANT agreeing TO leave the city.
In the cases OF Peter Carney, James
Carney, Chas. Kearrs and Edward New.
man, for taking papers from VIM. Nc
Nabb, the latter was fined two dollars
and cos.s and committed, and Peter Car
ney was discharged on payment OF costs.
The cases sgsios' H." other lads were
dismissed on account of their youth.
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Young Folks Literary Society,

\ number OF boys OF North Wheeling
met nj the residence of VIM. Graham
last night and organized Literary So
clety. Tie following officers were elect
ed: H. k. Hastings, President; w.
Graham, V ce-President; G. Beam, Sec
retary; I. +. Memminger Treasurer;
Standing Committee, d. j. Chew, Ii. &.
Woods, I. f. Memmlnser. The Society,
with number OF lady members, held =
very pleasant meeting at the residence
OF VIM. Hastings on Thursday evening
last
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At Frank walters.

Last night, the butchers and large
crowd OF invited guests, assembled At this
popular resort, and enjoyed themselves
hu ely the occasion WAS q German
festival, which Mr.. Walters arranged in
a most satisfactory manner, aid succeed
ed in pleasing his guests beyond all an
ucipation. These gatherings out the pike
are becoming feature in the pleasures
in and about the city, and of course are
nOnular.
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49,. raH
~ Ah"ll is ..s'ts. Nl
Temperament h..
nv 10 iHil'..aA. '"r.r i.....
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Fever, Measles. az. '....r.
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Aunntic Notes.

The Ciatyr- BsrrcLL race, which takes
place Saturday, IS growing more inter
csting.
Chas. Able, Of Pittsburgh, VINO came
down on the train last evening, reports
that be met Laberger at Schartf's saIoon,
yesterday, and WAS authorized by him to
state thu. he would not row Felsing.
Labcrgers excuse for not rowing Is TO the
effect that bis hackers nave not the
money to see him through.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-18
A W andercr.

Yesterday small girl about four years
of age was picked up near Squire Hughes
Office, South Side, and upon inquiry it
was found to have wandered from the
vicinity of the First ward school house,
North Wheeling. The child was turned
over to some relations and by them taken
homo
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fnIhIhIIIAiAI

Last evening 4, o'clock, Mr.. jacob
+. Frutterer, of Chrksburg and Mis-.
Mary +. keys.r, Of this city, were mar
ried al st. AlphOnsus church. The at.
PENDANTS were Mr.. Seaton Alexander and
Miss Gertie keyser, Mr.. VIM. Dimmev
and Miss Maggie Keyser, Mr.. joseph
Vaughn ard Miss Louisa Heimiller.
After the marriage the bridal party with
host of friends, repaired TO the resi-
dence of Col. Joseph Dimuey, at Pleas
ant Valley, where grand reception wss
held. COcksyne furnished the music.