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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-27
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
| indicated 10 feet and falling.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at 1890 A. NJ, Yesterday.
The 0Nea left for Pittsburgh at 7
o'clock Yesterday morning.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon with good trip OF
people and freight.
The J. n. Phillips passed up with an
empty tow yesterday afternoon.
The Jos. Walton passed down with q
| tow OF coal.
The Granite State is due up to-day en-
route from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Msllie Ragon is the Parkersburg
packet to day, leaving at 1890 A. u.
by Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, February 26.-River s
| feet on the shoals. Depsrted-Ander-
! son, Cairo.
PITTSBURGH, February 26.-River
eleven feet three inches and falling.
Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, February 26.-Westhe T
clear and cold. Departed - Shinkle,
Cincinnati. River falling, with . feet
| inches in the canal.
LITTLE Rock, February 26.-Wes.he:
clear and pleasant. River at stand,
with u feet in the channel. Departed
Katie Hooper, Memphis.
VIcKsBUUG, February 26-Westher
cloudy. River rose inches. Up-Csp-
tai City, Future City and tow and City
of Helena. Down-Psrgond and Nstchez.
CIHcISEATI, February 26.-River 29
| feet inches and rising. ArrIved-Alice,
Pittsburgh; Golden CITY, New Orleans.
Departed -Hud,on, Wheeling; DonnsI-
ly, New Ofleans. Weather clear and
cool.
CA1Eo, February 2b.-Arrived-Port
Esds, New Orleans; City of Chester,
St. Louis. Departei-John Porter,
St. Louis; Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
River 81 feet inches and rising.
Weather clear. Mercury Al.
EVANSVILLE, February zG.-Weather
| clear. River 20 and 6l0 feet IN the
channel and falling. Up-MsTy Miller,
Arkansas Belle, Mary Houston and
/ Smith. Down-Cons. Millsr and James
| Guthrie. Business moderate.
NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-Arrived
Charles =. Chantssu and John A.
Sc1dder. Memphis; Danube, Red river;
! John Wilson, Ouschits river. Departed
R. Z. Lee, Vicksburg Msris Louise,
Red river; Shannon, Ouachits river.
Weather cloudy and cool.
ST. LOUIS, February 26.-Arrived-
Belle OF s.. Louis, Missouri river; St.
Genevieve, Memphis; Victory, Keokuk;
Joe Filming, Illinois river. Departed
ArkAnsa, Keokuk; Grand Tower, yIcks-
burg River falling, with IS feet IL
inches above low water mark. Weather
clear.
MEMPHIS, February 26.-River rose 10
inches, and now stands "a feet ] inch.
Weather clear. Arrived-Hsrd Cash,
White river; CAT, Cincinnati; Jack
Howard, New Orleans. Depsrted-H1t-
tie, ST. Loais; Illinois, Vicksburg; Hor-
ner and Golden Grown, New Orleans;
Little Condsr, Ohio river; Mary Eliza
! beth. Cincinnati
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p, w. q lay,

Passengers appeared to be on the ill.,
crease Yesterday on the p, W. Il Ky
both ways. Last nights train was well
filed, and arrived on time. A car load
of miscellaneous freight arrived from
New York las. night. A car load
of freight also departed for through
points. The first car load Of
live stock departed for East Liberty
yesterday. 1t was double decker, Ia
dened with sheep. Mr. Jacob, Short
Creek farmer, was the shipper.
The through mails arrived by this
route yesterday for the first time.
The Adams Express Company are also
delivering and receiving goods by this
line, as well as by the &. & 2. across the
river. Mr.. Merriman, the agent at TINS
point, informs US that merchandise IN
tended for the P, w. & Ky. would leave
on the 4:40 P. N. train.
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FOR SALE.

nFSIRABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
IL Island.
with view Of moving to the country
the subscriber offers his twO-stoly orna
mental Frame ''welling House, on North
Front stTeet, Island, Tor sale. The house
stan lis on lot \ o. 1872, 81 feet 'front.', running
about iU0 feet back to the river; contains
nine rooms with gas anu water, Green
House or Plant Conservatory attached,
and out.hOuSeS. The river bank Is Wen
aud permanently Rip-Rapped. A small
orchard of select fruit, ornamental trees,
shruboery OF various kinds, grapes, flow.
erS, hybrid perpetual roses in variety, and
all things necessary for the adorment OF
the grounds of a first class residence. The
house is situated near the street Railway
and but n short walk from the Bridge, and
~ the mOSt desirable River Lot now ob-
tatnable on the Island. For farther In
formation enquire on the premises.
II. z. SHRIVER,
feI5eodla No. II North Front Street.
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Head Severely Cuf.

Yesterday while standing in front OF
Crawiord's grocery store, on Market be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, a
man by the name of Kearns fell and
struck his head on the curb stone, there.
by causing star wound on the back of
his head. He was taken in to Shsrkey's
saddle shop near by, whore the wound
was dressed by doctor. After the
wound was cared for kearns vert on his
way home. lie is u stone-bresker on the
pike and is about fifty years OF age.
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sTEuBENyILLE LOCALS.
10. A. II. Anniyersary-Other Items
of Interest.

OF Interest.
The City Fathers are holding regu-
lar meeting Tonight.
There was a pleasant social hop at
Walkers Ball, on Market street, last
night.
A large amount of real estate hss
changed hands IN this city within the
last two weeks.
Mr.. A. M. Matlock, OF the Sunday
Local, is still confined to his home, but
we hope to see him out soon.
The Marshal of the city, who has not
been properly attending TO his business
OF late, is reported TO have resigned.
Tho river at this point has dropped
four feet seven inches in the last twenty
four hours. 1t now stands at eighteen
feet.
At kverecks shaft sixty men are en-
ployed, and turn out eighteen hundred
tlty of coal.
Mike Roruck was discharged from Gus.
tody this afternoon, "Coppel' Morrissey
failing 10 appear against him. The
general impression is that Morrissey was
either afraid OF him or thst he was
bought Oft. The charge was assault and
battery and highway robbery.
The latest rumor is TO the effect that
Henry McCrystal, who was arrested on
No. Panhandle train, yesterday after
noon, and discharged from custody to-
day, and Tom Hsgsn, Rev. Reedy's for
mer bouncer, will open the waiter girl
saloon tomorrow. If such is the case
high old rackets will be the order OF the
day in that institution.
Henry McCrystsl, was discharged
from custody this afternoon, the prose
cutting witness, Columbus Tooe, with.
drawing his testimony, and McCrystsl
paying costs. The charge against him
tor sssaulting Madame Anderson was dis
missed from the Mayors Court because
he was under Indictment by the Grand
Jury for the same ofense.
American Star Council No. Z, U. u
A. NJ held their anniversary last night
Their order WAS organized on the I'D oil
February, 1870, by Mr.. Kimberly, oil
Pennsylvania, with forty.two charter
members. Mr.. j. l.. Copeland acted q;
chairman. The exercises were opened
by singing the "Opening Ode" Miss
Emma johnson presided at the organ
Mr.. Paul made an address of welcome
in which he gave q short history
of the order, and spoke of its objects and
aims. Mr.. james Carman gave series
of exercises, consisting of slight OF hand
performances, &c, and the evening e1er'
cises were closed with singing aud pray
er. The audience was well pleased with
the entertainments.
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Wedding.

Through the kind offices of Rev. Father
Kreusch, the beloved pastor at st. Al
phonsus Church. Mr.. Wendell Neider
one of the Belmont nsilers, and Miss
Lenie Ruff were made man and wife yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Joseph Ruff acted
as groomsman and Miss Teresa Neidel
was bridesmaid. The ceremony wa:
performed at the church. A goodly
number of friends were present. AS the
Wedding party left the church Prof. Seitz
played an appropriate march.
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WHEELING HOSPITALITY.
A Response 10 the Steubenville "sun-
day Locals" Fling.


Correspondence Of the Register.
Yesterday mornings issue OF the REG.
IsrER contains an item clipped from the
Steubenvllle Sunday Local which does
great injustice TO the Wheeling military,
by accusing them OF treating Col. Baron
and staff, Of the Second Ohio Volunteers,
IN en- inhospitsble manner, by not having
an escort at hand to receive them on
their arrival, and otherwise neglectIng to
extend proper courtesy to these military
gentlemen. The facts Of the case are
these: At q meeting OF the commissioned
officers of our home battalion, held
short time before the parade, committee
was appointed, with power to act, on the
subject of inviting the military OF our
neighboring cities TO participate IN the
parade on the 22d, and this committee
decided that the time was too short TO
make the necessary preparations to re-
ceive them in proper manner, 50 no IN
vitations were sent. Whether the ofhcers
were invited or not do not know, nor
does il matter, for had they sent the
Major word that they would arrive here
at q certain time they would have been
properly received. was informed by
Msior Miller that he knew nothing OF
their intended visit. AS to the other
charge, that Major Miller did not report
to Col. Baron ut once after the latter mad
informed him of his arrival, the Msjor
explains that when he received notice OF
the Colonel's arrival his battalion wss
standing in the rain on the Capitol
square, ready to march and anxious TO
finish the trip. He had the alter
native of getting as quickly as possible
over the dissgreeable march or keeping
his men standing for half an hour in the
rain while he reported t. the Colonel,
and wisely chose the former. hope
Col. Baron and staff will be satisfied with
this explanation, and can assure them
from personal knowledge that the Major
sent instructions to the different company
officers informing them of the distin.
guished arrivals and requesting that
every courtesy be shown them.
There was one military company,
however, present at the parade rs IN.
vited guests of the Schmulbsch Zousyes,
but the battalion was in no wise con.
nected with this invitation of the Wheel
ing to the Moundsville Zouaves. A uni.
formed escort of the home company met
the visitors at the depot and conducted
them 10 Frspzheim's Hall, where the
officers of the Schmulbachs assisted this
comparatively new company in learning
the part they were TO perform IN the
dress parade, after which their arms were
stacked and they were escorted to dinner.
After the parade, those who remained to
take part in the evenings smusements
were furnished with supper, and ad-
mitted to the entertainment at re.
duced rate OF admission. They all ex.
pressed themselves highly pleased with
the Wheeling hospitality" so severely
criticized by our Buckeye neighbor, and
l hope the Moundsville boys will con.
slider the insult to our military by the
Local sufficient excuse for calling stten-
ton to the fact in this public manner.
ZoUAvE.
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Warrant Issued.

Henry j. Barry, the 7. w. " KY
railroad hand who was shot on January
10th by officer Mshoney, while endesvor.
ing to escape, appeared before Squire
Caldwell last evening and swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of officer Mshoney
charging him with feloniously snd
msliciously shooting with intent to
main, disfgure, disable and kill him, the
SAID Henry j. Barry. The officer will be
arrested and arrsigned before Squire
Caldwell 3. 10 o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-27
MI A n TINS
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

40. HI55 Market ST., Is the only first
class Restaurant in the city. 1t Is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, com bined with the
best cuisine that can be found in the city.
he keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves IL up in a manner uneXcelled In the
country. He can be relied upon always 10
urnish every tbihg firSt-class. telb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-27

Some sneak thief entered the hall of q
residence in North Wheeling, yesterday,
while the family were st dInner, and
carried of good overcost, hst and UNI
brells, Tue front door had csrelsssly
been unlocked.
On the evening before thief broke
into an office and sleeping room, in the
vicinity of the REGISTER office, while the
rightful occupant was at supper, and cap
tured pretty nesr a whole suit OF clothes
The late proprietor hopes the clothes will
do the poor scamp good, for he Yves about
done using them, 81 any rate.
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Commensurate.

The proper authorities seem TO have
walked up to the fact that the street cross
ings IN South Wheeling have been as
Dad as represented and are preparing to
lay good substantial footways at many OF
them. If they will keep up the good
work and fix the bad places without fur
ther delay, they will receive the lasting
gratitude of large number OF people.
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Am EASEMENTS.
CARNIVAL BALL,


The Harmonic and Mannerchor So
cieties will indulge in torchlight parade
to-morLew evening through the principal
streets of the city. The object of the
parade is TO receive the Prince Carnival
and escort him TO Washington Hall,
where grand mssque carnival bsil Will
begin a. 8 o'clock.
GILMoREs BAND.
This famous party; which is composed
of forty members, will appear in grand
concert at the Opera House this evening.
1t will be great musical event. Miss
Juliet Finderson, who is said TO be- So
prsno, and who is highly praised by the
Metropolitan press, accompanies them.
Mr.. Gilmore's band has never been in a
finer condition than At the present.
WASHINGTON HALL.
LAST night Prof Zera, the man with the
spirit hand and talking babies" gave q
good show at this hall to small but ap.
precistive audience. Some of his slight
of hand performances are wonderful,
whilst his yentrlloquisl powers are as
near perfect as can be. The Professor
appears at the same hall tonight, at
which time he will distribute some fine
presents.
Father Grim's Centennial Old Folks, a
chorus of % "tiny little tots" ranging
from four years upwards, dressed in the
costume of 100 years ago. and repr esent.
ing the most distinguished generals and
states men of Revolutionary fame, will
appear at Mrs Clifton's benefit, in Wash.
ington Hall, on Monday, March 4Lh.
The Orphens' Club and the ladies' Or
phsn Quintette Club will participate in
the Musical Soiree to be given by Mrs.
Schieb and her scholars st Germanla
Hall, next Friday night.
"Parson Brown" one Of the ",ittle
tots in Father Grimes Centennial Old
Folks, is immense. 1t is worth fifty
cents to hear him cline out while ye guide
auld folks do sing"
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Real Esfafe Transfer.

The following transaction in real es-
tate WAS recorded in the County Clerk s
office yesterday:
Deed made February l6, 1878, by
james p. Rogers, of this city, trustee. to
Joshua Cowplsnd, Jr., of Concordville,
Pa, for S acres FOODS : perches Rich
land district, Ohio county, West Va.
Compensation 1915.
Deed made August Is, 1876, by Abner
Key and Elizabeth, his wife, 70 Dorcas
+. caldwell for one acre more or less, u
part OF the Shepherd estate st Elm
Grove. Compensation 1000.
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CAPITAL, s25O,0oes

This Bank is Organized and prepsisEs.
transact the bus. less OF banking ID A.
details.
II succeeds the First National BAL
Wheeling; Is owned by the same -.
holders, and ~ under the same mAAT
ment. -,,,c,
BY careiullyregardInR the inlefts1l ~ I, /,
correspondents aud deposition, an ~, !.
prompt and faithful execution o.
wishes, IL hopes 10 merit their e'~s-
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted. ,...-,.
Collections made Oh al p0lnb sDI'-'
out the United States. -,
Deposit accounts subject 70 go a.
sight, received from banks, bankcH'@
corporations and individuals. s.z
Certificates OF post issued psJ
demand, or at nxed datns. Ia,
Interest allowed on sp.cia! depp'
DIRECTOIs; ,
JoBs II. BOTsTOED W 4 u r,l,.,I
JACOB =. RHODES, WG. y 49,
VIM. A. IsETT, JOIN L. III
A. ". ADAMS, y. L Dt ~
HENRY y. HARrH
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Leg Broker

Mr. Phillip Reilly, brother of Michael
Reilly, the Main street grocer, met with
the accident of breaking his lett leg last
Monday evening, in climbing over u
fence at his residence, at Gten's run, six
miles above the city. One OF the doc
tors of this city went up to Mr.. Reilly's
residence last evening and reduced the
fracture.
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A Generous Act.

Yestesdsy q female named Johsnns
Roach applied to Capt. Ripley for sit
uation 10 work, stating that she came
from Columbus, where she had been en-
gagged to GO TO work Sc maid in private
family, but when she arrived there the
family had moved away, and she had
come thus far on her way home at
Washington City. After trying to get
the girl position, and fading no place
for her. the Captain succeeded in raising
mouey enough to send her on her way
home TO Washington.
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Sent 10 JalI,

Yesterday August Miller, of Fulton,
was before Squire Phillips charged with
threatening to whip his wife, burn the
house and for making things generally
disagreoabe. Miller was sent to Jail for
one year and day in default of giving
$500 bail
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FOR SALE.

10 ACRES GOOD LAND, IMPROVED,
4 } having dwelling house, stable ana
Other out-hOuses, and an orchard win
al nj lOJ fruit trees. Also 50 acres of good
coil land o loot vein) about three miles
north at the city, lying lust a nile from
the line OF tho r., w. Il KY. K. X. Will be
Sn'd at rcasonab. e terms. For further IN
formation see w. IL. "a LLlN,
. f.ys,ra HOP Main Street.
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Arm Broken,

Yesterday evening while engaged in
carrying some clothes into the house,
Mrs. Ramp, who lives with her son, w.
81. Ramp, on Seventeenth street, near
the east end Of the Manchester bridge,
stumbled over . broom stick and fen,
which resulted in breaking one Of her
arms. Medical aid was secured and the
fracture reduced. Mrs. Ramp is about
20 years Of age.
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Grand hall.

Elaborate preparations have beer
made by "The Elks" for their first grand
Bal Masoue at Neuhausen's Assembly
Rooms, this evening. The committee in
charge are Messrs. A. a. Battenberg, j
Schwabacker ard NJ. Gutman, Jr. Mu
sic will be furnished by Josie Kramer
band, aud will, OF course, be excellent
The supper will be by Neuhsusen.
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Removal.

Having removed my shoe store TO No.
Is Eleventh street, immediately in the
rear OF the old stand, would respect
fully invite my patrons and the public to
call ut the Little Shoe House Around the
Corner JERRY CLEMENS,
No. 10 Eleventh street.
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Sent Up for Court.

James Davis, Alex Blszier, james
Craig, Robt. Nc Burney and Robt. Cruth.
all from over the river, who were arrest
ed on the charge of selling coal without
u license, had trial before Justice Wait
yesterday. Their cases were sent up for
court
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Anew TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
~ ing, one mile west OF Bridge IA
port, on National turnpike, contain- iIE
lug nine rooms and bath room,
stable, carnage house aud wash house /;
one acre OF ground, with good assortment
OF young iruit trees.
Apply to First National Bank, Bridge.
port, -. Jhl0Nd
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Wiuslow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth.
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health
to the child, gives rest to the mother.
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MILL ITEMS

Mr.. Martin Mclaughlin, while wheel
ing some scrap iron from the furnace,
fell of platform at The Belmont yester-
day morning and hurt his arm severely.
The Riverside nail factory resumes
work next Monday.
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Connecting the q. d p. with the p,
w. d Ky.
Steubenville Herald.

Steubenville Herald.
The 2. &. & St. l.. Railway Company
are surveying for track to connect their
road with the Q. IL p. at the upper end
of town, which will begin near Frank
lin avenue, and running back OF the fur
mace strike the g. IL z. some distance
further up. This will enable ore and
other materials to be shipped by the car
load from all points on the 9. " 7. and
connections over the p, W. Il Ky. 10
Wheeling.
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ALL that have once used it pronounce
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup the best medicine
known for the complaints Of early child
hood. Is cents per bottle.
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FOR RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DWELLING. NINE
rooms, with all modern Improve spsA
rnantS. water closet and bath tubs; a..,E
large lot; located No. - ;. Penn ST.,
now occupied by W. II. Caldwell, Esq
Possession April list.
one two and halt story brick house
with elgnt rooms and store room gas ana
water; all in good repair: No. 6S E1sh-
teanth street; will be rented very low
Possession April list.
street. suitable for offices or dwellings
Possession April list. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec1S 10! Market Street.
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YESTERDAY l had such bad cold
that l could not speak. l used DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and to-day l am as
we'll as ever. II cost me only 20 cents.
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llMF-RAcR p0 SRSSSsS fls S'AIS;T !,
weakness OF the back ever invtr.a7' s
known. IL sootheS, Il strengthens 49,
where other porous plasters and ap M n.
ments fail. ~
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R0OMS FOR RENT.

NTHEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD AsS
L ING. -X.ik
BuIlding ere hereby offered tor rent. POS
session OF two OF them will be given I'M
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city for sleeping
rooms or offices.
iaSh THOS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
~ Wheeling Island; price from s4OO 10
500 each. Only One-siXth OF the purchase
money required In cash. The residue may
he paid annually in i've equal install
mentS, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN l.. GILCHRlST,
oc,Db At Top Mill.
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SECURE your tickets for the Harmonie
and Msennerchor masquerade at Wash
ington Hall, February 18th.
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The grandest affair of the seascn--the
Harmonic and Msennerchor masquerade
at Washington Hall, February 18th.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A FRAME HOUSE, No. 81 OHIO ST.,
A between York and Huron streets, k1A
Island, containing three rooms, is.
porch and cellar, lot 20xl30, Will be
sold cheap Tor cash by the Island Build
ing Association. Inquire OF
tegEa j. Is. LUKENS, PreSt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-27

J. w. FERREL, agent for ID. S. Forney,
will resume business on Monday, Febru-
airy l8, 1873, at his old stand, corner
Main and Doth streets.