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book. adding. rs he drew it toward him
and turned !, few leaves sFor years ii
was my daily duty to paste those articles
there, and--and il is SO associated with
him.
sIt is yalneIess to me-you can take it. ,
George Dean returned, majestically
pushing it toward her.
She lifted il with bow, and silently
left the room. The resi- OF the day was
spent in gathering her wardrobe together.
1t was nearing dusk when she took IN
| the old crap-book, intending to place il
| in the bottom of an empty trunk which
she had aevoled TO her books. But with
! it in her lap, turned leaf after leaf. think
| ing as the bereaved only can think.
Twenty minutes later she had wrapped
up the book, and was proceeding up town
as rapidly rs a horse car would take her.
Size alighted at a handsome residence
and was shown into the private library
of the owner, with whom she obtained
al immediate interview.
Whatever the nature of the interview,
il was Soon at an end. Dusk had fallen
when she returned TO the place she had
SO lately considered her home. anu she
had barely freshened her toilet. when the
tea-bell rang. She descended at once. and
she entered The room with Mr.. Dean.
who had just come from the library. A
look OF supercilioas surprise elevated his
brow for momeut, a. he said
"You did not get OF this afternoon D
No. answered Nannette, supply; aud.
as usual, took her place behind the tea
urn.
Evidently annoyed, Mr.. Dean said. as
he seated himself:
You go tomorrow. of course :"
1T depends upon circumstances" re-
turned Nannetie, calmly.
A hot flush mounted the gentleman's
brow, and he replied. angrily:
Il shall see to it that the circumstances
are quite favorable to your departure"
Nannette made no response. but pro-
ceeded 70 do the hOnors will, the same
ease and grace which had characterized
her during her fathers life. scrupulously
obseryant of the courtesies due from
hostess to guest.
1.-The impudent jade r. thought Mr..
Dean; but he took his supper in sullen
silence.
AS they rose from the table there was
ring at the door-bell.
VINO can that be r. he said, and stood
waiting.
The servant entered and answered th,
question.
mir. Perky, Sir. BE wishes to see
YOU"
s"Perkly-whatI Lawyer Perky ?"
Yes. sir
''Where is he 90
''In the library. sir"
With "A sad smile Nannette followed
bin from the room. and went on TO the
irawing-roOm. In the course of half All
hour Mr. Perky joined her there.
well" she mnrmured. allxiously.
'sAll right" he laughed. '.iIc has bal
one desire, think, aud hat is to stink
away without meeting you again. a
more crestiallen wretc!i never breathel
AT first he wanted to dispute the validity
OF tie will, because it Mas written OH the
blank Leaf of an "ld day-book, watch had
been turned into scrap-took. but l sue
| ceeded IN proving To his satisfaction that
a will is will whether peniied on sheet
OF paper or in look. Ah,l there ht
goes Z! be smiled. as the front door swung
heavily 10. "iIe will give you no more
trouble"
air. Perky was right. Mr.. Dean had
lett, and Nannette Heard from him nc
more.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-04-06

The Coming European Conference.
Russis-Weil. now, what do yon all
want. and What are yoa going to &c
about il?
Engiaud-We demand to know what
yon won't tell us.
Germany-Now. dou't make any
drubbles. Ei anypoddy makes drubbl.,
pounce him rigiit-avay out.
Au,tria-I think something ought TO
be done. but hardly know what.
Italy-So do |.
France--Shenilemens may | have re
plaisir to see you at ze grand show next
s0mnair?
Russia Well, gentlemen, is this all
you have to S "?
Engla.nl-W ell, we 1cmand-
Germany-Ncin, neii, mine goot frient,
say You demands;' it msy pc nut den II
may not pc yOt We demands.
Austria-Yah, DAT IS v0t ish der mat
ter.
Frsnce-Ginfilhomm re grand ex-
position will offair &c world &c most SUI
perbe-
Germany-O, git outl
Fr.nce--St c-r-r-r-rp.
Germany-Vot? volts dat you say:
France-Nossiu:s, sarre; Messing. Sl-
pristie.
Russia-Well, Mr.. Bull, you SEEM to
be the chief grumble.. What are you
going 10 do about il?
Englani!-We've got the ships, we've
got The men, we've got the money, 100,
Russia Welt?
England-We'ye got the ships, we've
got the men, We
France-Zs grand attracshong We shall
otiair At Paris
BIsmarck-Order! Order! Fire that
French peddler outl
(he is fired out.)
England-We've got the ships, we've
got the
Austria-l move this meeting adjourn
sine die.
Italy-Second the motion.
England-We've got the shin, we
Adjournment carried, Rassia, Ger
many, and Austria Walk away 10 pri-
vite champagne supper al Delmonico's.
England moves oil alone, saying, w eve
got the, etc."-St. Louis Post.
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Mtny mOiIers are either compelled to
stay axay fr, IA chlrch and thea.er. or
take their baineS With t,.eln. A poor
WOMAN took her littll one in her arms to
hear famuus pre- car f,ir .Oul voice
from the platform awoke the child aud
made u cry, aii.l It's dintncr got up aiid
Was leaviag the ual. nfiei, sir' minister
stopped her by saying Ny Good wo-
man. don't gu asssly. Tire baby DOESN'T
disturb me.:' 1T isn't for that. sir,
leave, she replied with perfect ilcou-
seiousness OF sarcasm; ''lts you disturb
the baby"
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An old tlarkey. who Was asked if in
his expr. fence prayer WAS ever answered.,
replied: ''Weil, sab, some pra's is an
s,ired an some isn't-'pends on wat you
axes to-. just arter lie War. " Ell il was
mighty hard scratcilin' To- de cullud
brttititrn, | b arve s.aI w'eneber pray
lie Lord TO seil' one % Marse Peyton's tat
turkeys f. lie ole MN Il re w Is no no.
lice look O. de PARTITION; but W ell | pay
dat He would sen' re ole man 70 dc tur-
key, re matter WAS tended 10 b. TO sun
up nrx' molnin', dead sartin'. "s-Atlanta
Constitution.
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G HERIFFS SAIaE-By virtue Of a writ of
I'D tier faeias, issued cut OF and under the
seal Of the Circuit Court, for tie county of
Cheboysan, and state Oh Michigan to me d.
rected and delivered, against the goods and
chatsels, lands and tenelnents Of William e.
Howell and Jemims Vorce, did, on the 26th
day Of December, a. ID. 1877, levy upon and
seize all the right, tile and interest of the sid
William Z Howell aud Jemiraa Vorce of. in
and to the following described piecs or Parcel
of land, lying and peing situate in Cheboygan
county, aud state of Michigan, described as
follows, to-wit: Lot number thirty-seyen (37)
Of NJ W. Horne's addition to Cheboygan VII
lage, according to recorded plat thereof on
record in the Office Of ths Rsgister Of Deeds
for said county. All Of when shall ex,ose for
sale at public auction on yerdue to the highest
bidder, as the law direct, at the front door CT
the court house, in the village Of Cheboygan,
that being the building which the circuit court
for said county of Cheboysan is heidi. on
MONDAY, THE 18th OF NAY, A. d. 1918. ct
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
GEORGE PAQUETTE.
Sheriff of Cheboygan Co. Michigan.
Warts S. HUMPHREY. Plaintiffs Attornev.
Dated Cheboygan, March Goth, 1873. m30
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Dr.. Sims. Pastor OF the Msfrson A e,.ne NJ
r. Church. Baltimore, LILY b tIn,ole friends
Bradbury"
pr. b. Ride Wy Nv ac.iy snd many
friends pi.notncs the Bradb r, Piano sDs ndid.o
Philip Philips New Yo' ..ssys 81 have suns
va n nd used the bradb ~ Piano III my i;lns-
!, iorye r,.''
her. Aires Cookma Wilmington. De' Me
to'nA our Bradburs Piano thc best instrument
c ever heard"
Pew. Jon. Goodman, Pastor Bedford Stree.
Al Church, New York. I'VE prefer the Brad
cufy Plano To all others.
W 6. Ficher, Professor OF Music. ',irard
Col gs Philaielrfia Il u-e az my f. mil. Piano
he brdbury- and can with confidence recon-
men's Ia Dl.'
Chaplain MeCabe, Philadelphia, Pa. .From
he Atlantic b, 4. Pacific Ceast save fearrot
HE superior quaiiues OF the fradbury Piano.'
RevJ Kgisst D. D., Corresponding Sec
fetary' I hnreh Extension Il use q can v lth-
as The best.
! purchAs' q "a rradbury Pian ID IT'S spleE-
aid inst' "nens in every Iespt +"
DR. DePry. Assistant fdu Ctrrtian Adys-
cate. ~ use tie Bradihlrv Piano, anu it stands
io.emost in my ilsierertn
w.o kingsley, Brookyr, slIy Piano gives
ennle satl3 aet on.".
DR.. Daniel We. EDITOR sundqy School Adj
II l.se the Bradbury fiaro and thiRk
KEY li's music II cannot be excelle,i."
Re-. r. n. Feri,. New York s'My Bradbury
has stood longer in tune ard sounds better than
any Piano III my district"
Rev. DIR Fieds. EDITOR of the F7anreIsst. 81
have used Bad ury 10 wears IA my fsmlly,
ard think iicfe is ms one super1r.'
Sands street Church. Brook YIN, st Luke,sM
!, hul ci, an,i 'os. O otler Churches ase he s
Dradbnry Piano in their Lecture and sch q
DON :; aiso, tin, sSouseIvatolies and prominent
oieis n Tie L nlied states. |ii
" Thomas Bek AGENT. Philade,eh;a. 81
most cheerfnily rec mmeno he adj ,iry to al
Piano.''
~. Maiden. Book Agent. cirenna.,. Ohio.
MI Piano grows sw ceter esery aay.''
Dr. Wv, W.; Butler Mexico, "Grardest Piano i,
,o Or 81, sL Baes'n Missions J, chine, .'Noh
R s D. Tor. .di.er No.taern carisrian Ad- :
Rev. Geo Lansing Taylor, Faster Nj. E.
IN h. ga Dsis s Is ~
Rev: Geo TAYLOR. Pastor Sands Street Church
Brooklln N
! Bts,k,n v. Y.
Rev .. 9. tiffany. Pas or Me,ropo,,tsn
hsatej. hinetcp. G = -
D.. II Go As. Editor The Methodist, ny.
!. s; weeo, Pa Tor Carol NJ church
Ds OF OTHERS.
,RN GAREE1SoN SMITH,
"a"
IftA Auenue. late SsLperint<pds.tax1
n s s:
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NOTICE.
q. s. Inferaaf ReUeaue sSpeci.sl
lYnGes.

T TNDE ? the revisei statutes Of the United
u sites, sections - 1881. 32S,, and 81 81
every prson engages L. any busiu.,s, Az oestisin
or esrlioy ment. Which renters him liable o a
sps cial IL required 70 procure and place and
keep c0aspicuouSly an his establishment or place Of
business ) Ia mp drnotin- the "a inent oi ssid
La 10 he special tax YEAR benuni..g My 1,
1870 Section 3244. revise es a.. siglsates
who are Ii 4bi to SD ciai TAX. y re tstn ms nrs
scfibed On Fora, ii. l. a 50. repaired ~ idw of
every per on liable 10 spsc'sl \ as ab We, Sc
penalties pre- crib.d for no. co pliance
With the tyIegoinv requ rementS or fer ccntin-
uing in bu mess after April 50 1875 Without pay
meal OF Tax.
Appl cation should be m de to 8. s. Esaflev.
Collector OF Internal Beyenve, ut Grana Kal,ia-.
Mich.
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u ) LA>D OEFlrE.(
TRAVERSE CITY, fich., Afhrch = 1875.
G0NPLaI%Tha ing been catered atithis office
~ by James Myers against BE ianiin ! ileriy
for aanipni & his hpm.s n entry " ,.6iS3isa,est
:, u " No ssetior - a,,sts;, - ., 1, u
r'iuge west. IL 81 chg with view to the can
celia ion sal r =; the sas,i pirti arc he fel,y
su'rIn"n-d to appeal ~ Ills Office the IL. " OF
May, 1918 at &C ok y. ", TO sDond ans iur-
ni-h testimony concerning saii all grd aoap.sop-
ment. SETH &. hIpFFA'TI egister.
30 PERRY HANNAH, itec,.ver
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4 clsssse9 Of Golden Opinions Of ihe bradbury Piano.

Mr.. U 5. Grant, Executive Mansion, " h
in1 ton, -. G says. "a am perfectly CeilShled
Win nay BradourA PANE
Chief lu>tic SALMON y. Cha-e, Was, ingtcn.
i, g.. acc. d.-s he SrGibI1y To D the Nationai
piaao VI .le -ouhtsS.
yIc.- mi al -. ID. Porter. " ashington. D..
Y he Bradbury esquisit. a. aist To- du!i.ull3
Hon. Columbus -UelSno, Sec AIRY of In'erlor.
Washlr eio a. -, alis the bradbury the Pi-i.''
Tor the Interior
our trends admire the aeIlghlul loles Of the
Ii adhlu Il. Ell a. our receptloHs."
Robert Bounce, New lofk Led er A any
time lI Gro;, the reins Of bezter, IL listen 10
Tie &c mes OF oar b tadbury
Grand Ceutrai ii tel, New York. sIn prefer
ence 10 all other We selected the Br o5or.
Z ano iDr o,r par o.s. Oar que. u pronounce
shesL sp cndli-
81. N,chalas. Hotel, New York. ssHave always
usei u sra mr. Pianos, AMI taks great pleas
tlIe u recommS ndns tiitm'
Metrop- Titan, u lana Bros. " ", ";.ve mad
In const mt use for twelve years a Bradp4ry
Piano iL our pasior. Ii tlii good"
Hon John Simpson, N p, Canada, says,
srne b a"bury cal't b. ex-elcu-tI.s BEET, III
tn DoniIien.'
Nj StrnDsnn. Bishop 81 i Charrh, Phiadel-
phia 1T IS "a very superb, y ttlunlc1t, butu in
its naieh. sweet lones, and SINGING qsa1it'er
= S. James, bishop NJ. L. Church, NV York.
w koo~ u i.o belier plano la "A the Arad-
bury"
kev Or. John Mccntocs, Drew Theological
Seminary. "hsy FAM and friends sas the
Bradbury Is une quaitd,"
Or. Joseph Cummings, President Western
University. hid ietOAI. CT vs.. I'll IL cou.d
not be re laced W. ~ou.d not pant Win IL ivs
IA ice It- So. Gtn h. atty rec miilsnu tLe'"."
Ma. Al. rely-Pupcheon, L. Tono. Ca ada,
1--WE arr delighted With the bfsnDor3 Pieno."
n. S. Arthur, PhiiadeiphIa We hay used
for Years anu cAn fecOa ircnd ms brsaouis
Il ano"
Dr. John Chambers, Our Bra..bury Piano
has wen gulaen sp nlons ainong he PHI a"ei-
ptlians
rlsAop Merrill; ct. Paul, Minnesota, best
Plano IN the oTth@ est"
pr o Iis.I. brooklyn, T., o. Piano
cnnnot be TX -eed Tor &c L ss"
/ Dr. Luxe cheock, Cinelnn Il, Ohio, us the
bpsl ia The Queen Vi y"
Big Gen .voru, Paymasier U. s. Army,
a h'ngton, d Z.
Rev. u o. W hitney, ID. d., IS. Centen nary
Q. iiesist Inse aekost~towi. y.
Rev. Luclus NJ Buggy, Pres Female Wesleyad
Csllese. Cincl"aatI-On y
Rev. Ds j. Nj. Pershing, Pres. Female College,
I Pittsburgh Pa
Rsv. naniel Kidder, Professor Drew Biblical
Inst, n. j.
sev IT, Thomas Quart, Pastor ut. Vernon
N 4. Church. Bait more. Md.
hey Bishop Merslii. 1t. Pau', Mime .nta.
Rev. Bradford X. Pierce. EDITOR Zlons Herald
Bostos. Macs.
1r Reid OF Chicago, II can most cheerful,
recommend tie Bradbury Piano ss tbs best "
AND HUNDRE
FREI -
Ia oet 14th ST.. bctloeen BroadaoaD q +
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whssen for the NonrH.aS TRIBUNE.
Lord, Ibeleve,
And as Thy desr feet kneel,ng,
Iwait 90 receivs
Thy pardon, love revealing.
Lord, believe,
With head bowed down and W eping,
Tor sins grieve,
Yet still in thought Thy mercy keeping.
Lord, I believe,
With love my eager soul is glowing;
Thy spirit rve,
To guide the weary way, Thou knowing.
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PIANO
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASHINGTON, .. O.. NJ
NJ. r G. eMIrn.

o.
Mr. G. &
sir he Pano t m qr GrandC kcTe
o
Ms GranM stse me also % sash q H buy no VIII
r
nd rnany n * m Ia
tea .me o the tfs Of wa hrgu Union
Januar
Isrn q m &c lareso tsenps
erfuc nm1 Mrs lps ad 81 Mn
kHp I - 1 sysy isd
lcl ueet iusrw y li Il
uAgDU NtvERslry. wAsHsseT q. March
NJ C pITH
-r: Toward an m esone1f
autn in
un I'm B dDu erare
r,n s. i r n very
orthodox;
.uehtt o ca
nAnessa,s e and traI
uprpd in e poets qua u te
o.ldte fesued 5 j. r
trEO admself
dtni more
.fo,f
muse Barbu Piano.
to
Z 5
omp m estcnf-
BRADBURY
TOR
-
4 CsssteT Of Golden Opinions of he bradbury PIANO.
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Produced in two weeks;
MUUSAvR ! @ss's's ss.a sSs s4 in ; sss

ker ar ustache nse 0ui prepafot'Un. N"cseap
m AXE up, hut -enuin Icie. The re- asai
is 5 very xpersive IN it, chaact r that W,
not sc lar al ie Than 81 o. pr paeka.e- itw II
be msiie'' free re,e pit OF the l'r ce.by adsises-
Ing ~ NJ CO., talr t'r. ssers, Maia Street
4; .oci V lie. Ont.
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mERs W0E! s !" sss's in .ss'g'9 ''r. !.
lab in 0 nation u.oa any desired 81 ject. If
You uzzltd IN c. vaut receipt
fo, anything enei Sc On DOLL IN r sls-
tf'el to HUAF, III. y. F.ft-S-,
BrockYille. Outario, wren your wants will he
coneres with, and the most reliable information
forwarded you.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28

MoRNISG Gtory baking Powder super
edes all other brands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
4 nnIpudid Festival.

The ladies of the Disciples Church de-
serve great credit for the handsome and
successful manner IN which they have
gotten up their festival at Mozart Hall,
which was opened in that hall last night
and will be continued today and to.
night. The proceeds are TO be devoted
to the benefit of the churcE-certainly
worthy object-and the goods which
are oIered for sale are placed at very low
prices. The ice cream. strawberries, cakes
and other articles are nice and fresh and
are served by willing hands. To-day
from II 70 , o'clock superb dinner, IL
Guiding hot strawberry short-cnke, will
be served. To those not wishinga full
dinner the ladies will be pleased to fur
nish lunch from q desirable bill OF fare.
The drinkabies include hot coffee, mead,
lemonade, &c. Arrangements have been
made to run cars after the close OF the
festival Tonight TO North Wheeling and
RltcnietOwD.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate

~ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
X made nv Peter SchlernitZauer anu
,Is,baTine Schlern itzauer, his VIE, udtt"
~ ann day OF April, A. ID. 1919, ana re, re-
ootr3ed in the office of the CLERK Oh tue
unity Court of ohio county, est W
,inia, in deed OF trust book NO, o P"e'
fSi will sell at puOIc auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE To- 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, at tne
Sr0nt door of the Court House OF CnI"
,0nntv The follow ne described real esI1tt'
f,,fng i'm The City OF Wheeling, "esl III
a{nia. "a. wit: The south hall OF 10. Hui i
- = sItuate on the east size OF wan
street. between Third formerly McLuItj
street and Fourth formerly BANK suCTS
In tEot mart OF said city OF WhtelluS' car
"a NOrth Wheeling. Also, part OF 10.
No ~ situated on the east sluS Oh haiu
street. between Third and F0urtn eIIteIIS'
in mat part OF the city OF heeInS 90,
81 North Wheeling, which part oil s 1iI,, lot
a. more particularly described As lollp"S
Raginuing at a point on the east S-uC va
Main street aud corner OF SalG oIS 90 ~ ~
70. thence ea>twarily win me M ,t,,,,c,
tween said LOIS one hundred 4SSI ~ 49, -
SGnthyysr,lly and parallel with Nam sLcei
SSganiv-fiyG feet: thence westwaTdlS anu
parallel with the frst line one i''l - nt
Faet. thence northwardly TO the place o'
beginning.
Terms Of Sale Cash. 4. 10
Ths title to the above property - oS-
IIayad 10 be uuqueStiOnaOle, Out ~! ms O.
trustee l shall only convey sucu !I'ie o. -
,,ssted IN me by said deed OF truSt.
=. U. TAYLOR, Trustee;
I " uERVEY AuCtiOneer. man
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EIupfuglnft,

UIScIEsArI May 27-Cotton-De-
mand isir ard market firm at lOsc.
Flour-Dull and drOcPIDg; family s. %
(a,6 %. Whest-Dull, weak and lower;
red 81 O5GI 10. Corn-Stesdy with q
good demand at Acc. Oats-Dull and
dropping st 2S93lc. Rye-Dull st 5S@
6Oc. Barley - Normally unchsngedi
prime to choice fall 4OG4jc. Pork
Quiet and firm at $ So Lsrd-ln good
demand; current make So IS; kettle s. 90
al 80. Bulk Meats-Demsnd fair and
market firm: shoulders held at s. 20;
clear rib sold ut 81 A. cash; 81 80 buyer
May; short clear 81 IS. Bscon-Qs.et
and steady at 4645@5G55@5,&5!c.
Whiskv-In good demsnd At iuli prices
At 81 %. Bu.:cr-DuN; prime to cnoice
Western Reserve l2@l5ci Central ONO
STlOg.
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Personalities,

Rev. A. Il. Reley, OF the Thompson Nj.
+. Church, island, has been summoned
to Baltimore by telegraph to attend the
funeral of ais mother in.lsw, who died IN
that city on Saturday. Mrs RleIey has
lost both her parents within month.
Rev. j. &. Armstrong, D. d., the new
rector at Monumental Church, will reach
Richmond next Saturday morning, and
preach his first sermons Sunday, June I'd.
-Rjcimond Dispatch,
Mrs. Dr. Rowl', of Bridgeport, leaves
to day on a trip tor St Louis.
Hon. John 4. Carlisle, Of Clarksburg,
is at the Stsmm.
w. 2. Hubbard leaves June 18th tor
Paris, France.
G. b. Gibbirs, o! Parkersburg, is at
tending the United States District Court.
NJ. b. Cowles, sdvOnCe agent OF the
great Emerson's Ministries, is in the city
arranging for the coming Of his troupe,
which is acknowledged superior to any
of the profession on the road. They eX-
hibit at Washington hall Saturday night.
c. Sehon, ESQ, late Sheriff of Mason
county, and Hon. Ed. Sehon, late dele
gate from the same county, were IN the
city yesterday.
Miss Emms Bridge, of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, who has been visiting Miss Mamie
Dubois, will leave this morning for he:
home.s
Jasper Y. Moore, clerk of the United
| States District Court, will not be present
curing the present term OF that body
owing to sickness IN his family. Han
nibal Forbes will act rs clerk OF the
court.
Judge J. j. Jackson, of the United
States District Court, and Gen. n. Cot
| United States District Prosecuting At.
! tornev, are registered at the McLlre.
ID. 5. Thornburg OF Elm Grove, hs:
been quite i'll for the space OF several
days.
MIR. Philip Schuele, jr., son OF Philip
| Schuele, ST, of Wheeling, passed through
the city Yesterday on his way to Cinclu-
natl, where he will make OILS future home
J. II. Barrett, Superintendent OF the
p, G. X st. l.. railroad, was in the city
Yesterday, and left last evening on an
engine over tie P W. X h. r. r.
Madame Nalssquez, author of"Womer
IN Battle" and VINO fought two yeas IN
! the Confederate army as First Lieuten.
ant Harry 7. Bufore, of the Louisisns
independent Scouts, is in the city caI,
J yasslng the sale OF her book.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
IkiNPr News.

The marks At the landing last evening
indicated + feet 5 inches and stationary,
The Express and Tnanhsuser departed
on time yesterday. The latter for
Matamorss.
The Courier Is the regular PaTkors-
burg packet to-day, leaving at 1880
The O'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning at o'clock.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday afternoon She leaves on her
return trip At 8 o'clock this afternoon
Passengers contemplating Il trip south or
west will find the Andes y No | packet
The Salt Valley and Katie S.ockdaIe
passed down early this morT iug, the
former for Irontown and the latter for
Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham is due up this
morning from Cincinnati, en- route for
Pittsburgh.
The Whale is en- route from St, Louis
to this port with four barges of iron ore.
The Ed. Hobbs will leave today or to
morrow fer St. Louis.
Mr.. VIII Morrison, third clerk of the
Hudson is hoTe Threatened with typhoid
fever. We hope he is not seriously ILL.,
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 2L-River 4 feet
2 inches and abou. stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May Westher cloudy
and cold. River falling with feet in the
canal
EVANSVILLE, May p. Weather
cloudy till noon; cleared since; mercury
90 TO Is deg.
NAsuvILLE, May 27-R,var falling
with ) feet on the shoals. Arrived
Anderson, Cairo.
LITTLE Rock, May 27.-River rising
slowly, with a feet IN the channel, No
arrivals or departures.
CwcIxvATI, May 27.-Rrver II feet
snd falling. Weather clear and COO.
Departed-Grsnite State, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, May y -Arriyed-Coal City,
St. Louis. Departsd-Sher.ock, New
OrleaLz River 81 feet II inches and
falling Weather clear and pleasant.
MEumuIs, May 27.-River rosa 6
inches, and now stands ., % fee. 9
inches. Weather clesr. Arrived -
Parker. Cincinnati; Illinois, EIcksburg
Observation-Disclosures wealth, s.. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-Ar-Ived-
CIo.dtus., 81. Louis; Charles Morgan,
Cincinnati. Depsrted-Port E.ds aid
barges snd Il. Iesser, St. Louis. LiyL.
raiE this morning. clear and p.easan!
this afternoon.
ST. LOUIS, Msy 27.-Arrived-Dl-
buGue, ST. Paul; Belle Of i. Louis, Mis-
souri, river; Golden Eagie, keokuk;
Grand Tower, VIcksburgi Polar Star,
Smithlaud; Cosl City, Cairo. Departed
-Cosl City, Csiro; Golden Eagle, keo.
kuk; Hickory, Mound City. River fall
ing with q feet inches. Weather
cloudy and cool.