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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The Board Of Directors Of the Bellslre
Gas LIgh! and Coke Company, consisting
of Messrs. r. T. Devries, A. W. Ander-
son, L. g. Morgan, NJ. Sheets and W. w.
McMa,ters, have organized with Mr..
Morgan a. President and II. D. Meek as
business manager
Several Of the Bellsire military attend
ed festival for the benefit Of the Barnes.
VILE military, Saturday evening.
The Women's Temperance League
met at Mrs. f. G. Morgsu'8 yesterday
afternoon.
The Pacific Circus the one that
yictimizeI so many OF thee folks IN
the southern part Of the county
with It's swindHng lodges, passed through
Bellslre yesterday morning, en- route
tromJ acobsbnrgh to Martins Ferry.
Sunday evening about midnight two
men opened the gate of house on North
Guernsey street aud taking of their
Shoes. proceeded to try the front door.
As it had not yet been locked, it yielded
easily, and the gentlemen enter
ed. just then, however,
young lady member OF the
family who had no. yet retired, made her
appearance. The men were bold enough
to wait TO see # she we're the only wake
full occupant of the house. But when q
gentleman also appeared they left with
more haste than ceremony. They were
| plainly seen, but not recognized.
From present indications the invitation
! of the military to the citizens to furnish
flowers and help decorate the graves on
Thursday, will meet with satisfactory
response. We are glad that the pros
poets for the proper Observance OF the
day are SO good.
The bows and sccOutrements for the
Archery Club tailed to arrive as expect
ed. from the fact that the New York
agency of the London firm had none OF
the kinds ordered in stock.
Ntr. John Jones, the st. CLarrsYllIe
conlectoner and his wife, were IN town
yesterday.
Bellaire is putting on airs. Mr.. Hall
the expressman, now sports the band
soonest kind Of q rig. The best OF 1t Is
that like several of the new wagons and
carriages that are attracting attention, II
is of home mske.
The Star Literary Society has ad
| iourned for the season.
The graduating class in the High
School will attend the Commencement
exercises of the Bridgeport and Martin
Ferry High Schools this week.
The papers handed in a. the teachers
examination Saturday are to be exam
ined by the school superintendent OF tht
different towns in the county.
The children are all afraid there vii
be school Thursday.
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Crc,Iitors, sIeeIing.

At meeting of the creditors of II. 5.
White held last evening IT the Mcclure
house. on imotiOn OF a. q. Robinson, D..
r. Greer was elected chairman, and G.
II. Odbert, secretary. Mr.. White sub
mrltsd q proposition asking an eXtontioE
of time for one, two and three years, pro
vlding $4,000 OF his creditors subscribe
thereto without interest.
On motion of B. +. Caldwell TO accept
the proposition Mr.. Robinson amended
CsldwelPs resolution to have the notes
drawn at six, twelve, eighteen, twenty
four, thirty and thirty-slx months, pro-
viding the creditors accept. The ProPo-
si.ion was sgreed TO.
The following are among the prIncl-
pal creditors of Mr.. W hiLe: Bevarn X
Co.. Baltimore, Md, $4l2O; Rinbart
Meyer Il Co., Baltimore, SIO5O; Hood,
Bonhdght Il Co., Philadelphia, - 44O;
Cot. Hawks Fearing, Boston, S5,9Oj; f.
d. Kemble, Bridgeport, West Virginia,
S2.72O, besides large number Of others
whose amounts range from So TO $500.
The assiguor's liabilities are about S29,-
600. Assets, present value, S4l,97O.
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CnmInrI md DmrnbiIitY.

The reputation for comfort of the
double cane-.eat chairs manufactured
IT Delaware, OHIO, is justly cared. Their
shape and make is especially adapted TO
TINS ail-importsnt requirement in chairs.
The frame is firmly built; the seat is
low, strong and has the softness and
elasticity almost Of cushion, but as the
seat is OF cain, the annoying heat OF the
cushion in warm weather is svoided. The
arms are wide apart, and adapted for
convenient arm rests. The back is
made hlgn, and rises from the seat al. an
angle winch permits the backs of the
setter TO recline or rest at his or her ease.
Durability is another feature in the
Delaware chair which ought not to be
lost sight Of They are made very sub
stantislly. and to say they Will endure
q generation with reasonable care, is not
speaking extravsgantly. q. Mendel,
Booth Il Co. are the sole agents in this
city for this famous chair, and if you
want real comfort do not delay in max
Nc your purchase.
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a Sn1l case.

Several months ago lady who at the
time RESIDED in South Wheeling, was sd
Judged by her physicians insane, and
upon their recommendation was removed
to the hospital st Weston. As mater
OF course, almost, the family was broken
up. The children, the eldest but four
wears old, were placed in the care OF one
supposed to be friend, but whose heart
instead II warming towards the poor
worse than orphans, grew into sdamant,
and caused them, it is said great abuse.
Yesterday the father could stand their
rough treatment no longer, and on his
request the little ones were admitted to
an asy lum where they will be proper "
and teuderlv cared for.
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Entertaining me Risnops aud Clergy

The following arrangements have thus
far been made Tor the entertainment Of
the bishops and clergy who are expected
Mt the Eplscopa! Conservation on next
THURSDAY, in st. Matthew's Church:
Bishop Bedell, to be entertained by Mr..
Og,ebay; Bishop Jaggsr and Rev. Nell
son, by Mr.. d. Lamb; Bishop Plnkney
and Rev. Brooke. by Mr.. Frank j.
uearuC Bishop Kertoot and Rev.
French, by Mr.. Alex. Rogers Bishop
Dudley, by Mr.. Dubois; Bishops White
and Peterkir; by Mr.. ). Brady; Reys.
Lacy and KenGr!ck, by Mr.. james
Rogers.
There will be services in St. Mathews
Church on "Wednesday evening at :!
o'clock, when it is expected that Bishop
Bedell will preach. Morning prayer will
be held on Thursday at 8 O'Clock, and
the services after u brief interval, will be
continued ut lOI o'clock. Ushers will
be m stteIdsr ce al both services snd only
those hayiu- tickets can be admitted.
Person, who have not yet received
tickets g.,1 procure them from Mr.. Bill
at the Auditors office in the Capitol
building.
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Dr. UpdegraH toe Coming Congress
man-GOy. Bishop ms Done the
Square Thing by Jefferson County
Insanity from Religious Excite
ment.
DR.. j. T. Updegrsf was in the city
Saturday. The Doctor has been getting
in some good work in the other counties
of the district and regards his nomIns-
ton rs certain. He still isvors giving
the vote of the county 10 the candidate
reLLrnc the largest number OF votes and
"a he is confident ne will be that one IS
not he advocating the measure Tor MS
own benefit. Dunbar and Martin have
not been showing up very freely lately,
but one of them may prove TO be 4 dark
horse and the leading nag when the
home stretch is reached.
/ The Union Temperance prayer meet
ing was held al the market house on SIH-
day afternoon.
Rev. James Mills, father of Rev. j. r.
Mills, lately of the Kramer N. h.
| Church, died at Pittsburgh Friday even
ing. He was in hi; nth year.
The excursion rates over the PewiRy
next Thursday, to witness the sham bat
tie, have been placed At 81 90.
The pottery meeting Friday evening
was fZZle. \ either Mr.. Donaldson or
Mr.. Edgar were present, and very few
others, so the meeting was not called to
order.
Thomas Wallace Of this city, has Sc
cured the appointment Of engineer at
the Athens Insane Asylum. There Is
one good thing the Bishop reign has done
this time, if nothing eIse-lt has done the
square thing by SteubenylLle and Jeler-
sOn county.
At the session ofthe Grand Temple Of
Honor Of Ohio, held at Hamilton LAST
week, Mr.. b. ID. WorthingtOn, OF this
city. was reelected G.. w. R; Mrs.
Jennie Lindsay WAS elected to the posi-
ton of q. w. 6. T., the highest office in
the gift of the order, and Mrs. Is. ID.
Wortbington received the election Tor
5. q. W. Treasurer. Both these ladies
are also from SteubenVIlle.
Mr.. johnson Mooney will commence
the erection of a handsome residence on
North Fifth street at al early day.
NJ "a D.. t,,.,.-i,,, i,rr-.b will
ne "oCUnu ! a.foy .I' '''[ - rort
H uULa.5 CC"e $50, S"- ,Eo r,a1,on II
" 'u'.oso'J -
P E~Soto T.,4,o K ofP ce1ebrs,oJ the
III II ina anI;rer5srv If fbair orgsniZ,-
, ,i,n ~ ,%i. CIV Sa;yrdav cyrninG the
t' oii - sn'' o I, wit, rranh7r. and
g.;e,d. " Some excellent speccDcs. all OF
,ho-t 4nra,inr ware doIivorad and -. the
no -. 49, ovoorIont Ian srnrar con-
49,, '.'S= 81 60 croo,o csl,a c.r4fas
S.s'." ; - Iooo,odo o,c ,rss r.esad
oranges v.i-o'.'I.t0 v',2 - III Fsl
%FouHu, 81. .no "pP1' -a,,Il', r.
oeeu sa''sI'u' 1i.'s''' .r.r
uIenI7 WIN sollG gaC'l iii,. ~ r'. ,ra
t "n'CI' SuS S'o
Oe.o- ,t,,,t.--,. ,..t;r,I .bo five, of ,ho
y s''"" 2I'' -, 49, - Ch.HaT
ssSsUu' WI, Os I,'I - -, -
Oh ~ + arm . N 49,
Inc sCIo'S'S - =, ~ =" y, ,,,,' 10 80 W.,
PI'rICAeu ~ n"HGn S rSo,. non, J,,,,,
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I'm senren Of Brother and sIster.

J ss.crday we were handed letter by
George Matthews Of this city, IN which
the writer, Mrs. Eliza Ann johnson, re-
siding at Peoria, Illinois, makes inquiry
IN regard 10 George Mathews, b brother,
whom she has not seen or heard of for q
number of years. The writer also states
tina. she married Smith johnson, near
Snow Hill, Md, and then moved to Ono,
after which she los. trace Of her people
in Maryland. Her father was named
Isaac Mathews She has a brother
named Isaac and a sister Mary. The
writer claims TO be widow seventy
years of age, and is very DESTROYS Of find
Ing, if possible, some clue to Tie absent
ONES.
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yoznrt Hall Last Night.

The festival and concert at Mozart
Hall las. night which was given by tho
ladies Of the Disciples church was largely
attended. The tables and booths were
very tastelully arranged and great IL
ducements presented themselves TO all
who wished to invest any amolnt o.
money, whether it was grea! or small.
The delcacles were very fine. One OF
the most attractive features OF the even
ing's enjoyment was the music which was
rendered on the piano by Misses y Bren,
Rogers, Jones and Prather and vocaIly
by Misses Era Rice, McNaughten,
Phillips and Mrs. Brown and Messrs.
MendeD, Secly and Brock. All present
enjoyed themselves greatly. The iesti-
val will be continued to-day and tonight.
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NOTICE.

rI.vqKr5 OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONS,
WHEELING, May IL, 1875.
An election forCounty Phys clan lor lhg
Citv District and County lutrmary Will
be held the 3Jth day of May, by the ho@I ~
TO serve one year. All
annIicaiiDuS must be tiled with the CLERK
OF said Board on or before tuesday, May
18th. .r,..,
Also proposals will he received o. close
at the same time as above, for furnishing
the county with medicine upon prtscrl p
lion of the county physician Tor one year,
tor the use of the poor and county prison
ers confined in the county Jail.
TnaIlra CHAS. Ii. DEIrERS, CLERK.
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Diane Beautiful Concert Grand Or0an
ISIIUPiauOs, price si,g1 Ou'1 W So"
--~---sll.. superb ora s---1--@
squarc Pianos. price s., lU. only :. B. Ei''
can't Upright Pianos, IrIce ssu only SD.
New style Upright Plano, sI-5 'I.'aN
So. organs ! stops 81 I Church vraaL'
l5 stops, price $500 only s.l,. E'san' 80.
Mirror Top organs. only s, p. Buyers come
and see ne al home, % lam Dot 1' f'F'
scented 4. r Fare paid both w'}s A".
Piano or organ given 'T''. H'E' 't','
new -papor with much ,uipfmh|"" '..
cost oi piano, and organ. sent free. I'rair
addrcs DANIEL T.. BEATTY, Wah'l f.NH'
New Jersey. IH'--'
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Committed TO Jail.

Patrick Cston and his wife were be.
fore Squire Mix, last evening, charged
with abusing John Riley. After hearing
the evidence the justice decided that toe
accused should pay tho costs and give
bonds IN the sum OF $50 each to keep the
peace for six montos. They were willing
to furnish the security, but refused to pay
the costs, whereupon Patrick was com.
mitted to jaiI for thirty days snd his wife
released for further hearing to dsy
Mrs. Cation, however, expressed her vii
lingness 10 90 to isl, and followed her
liege lord 10 that institution.
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THE TALKING MACHINE.
The PhOuOGra2h Exhibited at
Bridgeport.

Yesterday Prot. j. II. Soule, Of Wash
ineton, d. g., had on exhibition at the
Sherman house, Bridgeport, one of Prof.
Edisoa's phonogTaphs, The wonderful
talking machine was exhibited yesterday
morning &c number Of cltlZ5ns OF
Bridgeport, as well Us TO several news
paper men OF this city. The monograph
has been fally described in the REGISTER,
and much has been said OF It's accomplish
ments. but not a word that wss exagger-
sted. In the presence OF the reporters
Yesterday, the machine sar Z "O.d Mother
Hubbard" barkcd as dog, whIstled
Yankee Doodle and sang some one
stole nv heart away" and to the tair one
who taxed it with the latter replied,
"giye US u rest" The operator requested
the Rev. Andy OF TIE iltellgenrer to put
his ear close to the mouth piece, and
when the wise man did so the machine
grabbed his auricular blsnko. and i'm
printed several songs, for instance, "OId
Hundred" and others Of a like nature. The
Reverend yelled ouch! let 60!
take the thing of! and when the
machine was "set back TO produce the
pieces. the ordinations were produced
Verbatim, much to the delight OF those
present.
There will be an exhibition at the same
hotel tonight and tomorrow night, Tor
the benefit OF the public.
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New Arrivals at MoundsviIIe.

Yesterday, Sheriff Rossler, OF ksnawha
county, accompanied BY Judge Quarter,
Clerk OF the Kanawhs county court,
SQUIRE Lee, John Salts, NOISE Burlew
and Henry Reed, arrived at the penlten-
uary with five conyicts recently sentenced
by the Circuit Court. The convicts are
Robert Dawson. sentenced for eigh-
teen years, Tor the murder o! A. j.
Lilly; John Toney, for house breaking,
five wears, Henderson Harden, for the
same offence, three years Bill Dooley
for petit larceny, two years, and Marshall
Wogdrun, for house breaking, two years
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MAS BREWERY, &c.
In the Municipal Court of wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &C.
Margaretha Mas, ADMINISTRATIVE law"
Mas, decd, and Others
~ rUANTFRY.

y
The undersigned, Special Comm lsslon u a.,
ers. hereby give NOTICE thaI 10y 49, 3,',., ~,
Inc authority vested in them 10y ueCtteJ
made Inv said court in the above gui!iI e,I
cause on the 9TH day OF April $780, IneS
SSR5'ir'IHDNY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE
Is-S L.lI ut public auction, AT the Iou'
t,nr of Inc Court House of ONO county 9
West Vlrginia, in the city oil heei'hS' 10
INC bIohe.t and best bidder. the real estate
OF which said David Mas, uec a. uICu
seized md possessed, tO-WlJ: Inc PIeSe -.
land, containing about lW3 IN Ii,u hod his
acres on which said David Mas mao us
residence and brewery Al ne lliue Vi ms
Ieatb which was conveyed 10 MN ny one
Franz Hegner and vile Oy uee1 u"sSu
March 10, 1857. and now oil RECORD III ny
CIrrk's Office OF the County court Oh SdIG
county, IN detd Dooh 10; 81 - ErNnt-
dr.cr ibed In said deed as iolIO"S' riou'
mo ON the continuance OF Market street
ninety te.t. more or less; thence running
with HOdmau's line northeast one nun ."it
dr-d and ten feet; thence noIIH 10 D.H.'-
HeId ~ McMechen'> line; thence east 1"
Iohu McIure'S line; thence Win MS IlIle
about $40 itct; thence west 10 hol'''l"" =
line, the place If beginning. ,.,,.
Also. l0t 40. QuAl one hundred ana lpur'
on the northwest corner oil t"uI'u ti,y'S
called Bank street aud Coal street 'front.'
inc 5p feet ON Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 ieei, pe'nE
same lot conveyed to said David Mas Ia, D -.,
Joseph Bell and vile, by uee1 uAIS "
EC,Ckar > ISE-- and now OF re cord in SAID
CLERKS Office in deed book No. 90, page
III. All OF said real estate being IN sa!u
city, county and state. s... 49,
TERMs OF SALE-One-iouTlh OF Iue puIl,
hase money, or such greater sum az .Le
nuTcbaser may elect to pay, in cash; the
residue I'M three equal ius,almentN, each
bearing Interest from the day OF SAFE anu
rayab'e respectively in six, twelve anu
eighteen months alter the day OF saIe, I nTT
lsr1rttv thereon salts .actory TO the under
signed Tor said deferred ayments, ana iht
tiIlelO be retained until payment III Iu''
VI '''' FI,EWiS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDW BILL,
Special Commissioners
j. G. HERVEY, Auctioneer. maj
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TEE C0URTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings ia the Dill
fereut Judicial bodies.
- . r,rsTVrrr C6I-RT-JTDGE j, J JACK

fereut judicial Bodies.
n : DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE J. J JACK
SON, JR.
This court met at Z. NJ, ut which
time the case Of Afford Ullsm vs.. Han
nah Gross, in ejectment, came up. Inc
court heard the motion and took time IN
til another day TO consider thereof.
Benz. S. Allison was, on motion OF At
torney Erskine, granted permission to
practice in this court.
In the case of the Sprague Moving
Machine Company vs.. Boyd, Miller "
Co. rule was ordered against the de-
PENDANTS, to show why judgment should
not be entered against them to pay the
costs.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this mora
ing.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
.Jo.eph Graves guardian of the chill
dren of Robert Miller, deceased, resigned
| his trust, and Henrie u Miller appointed
Guardian of Virginia Miller. Bond $500,
with joseph Graves IS security, sworn rs
to his suticiency.
In the gaming cases DECISIONS were
rendered upon the danurrcrs heretofore
filed In State VS.. Waugh No. |, State
VS. Hays No. l, and State vs. Wood, the
demurrers were sustained and in all the
other cases overruled. Pleas OF not
guilty were entered by the counsel for
the defendants in the indictments which
were sustained, and the trials postponed
until AZ other day OF the term.
The argument in the case of Christ
man VS.. Hoffman was begun at o'clock
and was continued until evening.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This Court met at 10 o'clock and ad'
iourned until 10 o'clock this morning
after signing the minutes Of Saturday;
proceedings.
POLICE CoUkT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of two cases, witt
fines Of 50 and costs each.
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Just received by express another lot Of
Ladies French Heel Walking Shoes and
Slippers.
Ladies Kid Princess Button.
Ladies Long Branch Ties.
Ladies Grecian Button, and
Duchess Button. AL the above goods
are of the ,4tes. styles Ladies, call and
see them 3. L. V. BONDS, 1875 Main
street
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Decoration Day.
BIZ HE LLayor.

Upon the solicitation of gentlemen who
are actively engaged in making pI"para-
tons Tor Decoration Day, and believing u
is the general dcssire that every facility
should be afforded those who may wish
to participate in and wiine the demon
stration on that occasion, I most respect
fully request suspension Of business
after Z o'clock on Thursday, the Goth
inst. W. &. HANDLAN,
my7s Acting Mayor.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Dissolution of Partnership.

TINHE FIRM OF g. r. MAYER y 9 ,ON
.,,sert The business OF the Old firm Will
be settled by {. j. Mayer, who will con on
inue at the old stand, No. Al lWeIIIi
street. two doors from corner Market ana
Twelfth streets, or G.. \. SchaItr 20 ;
office, cor. Market and Fourteenth NIieeIS'
second floor. ,..
All persons having claims against the
said firm are hereby requested To present
Them tor payment. Tho>c knowing them
selves indebted II US will please can auu
sottIa MRS @. /. MAYER,
Ia e.. J. MAY Err.
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DKY GOODS.
New York.

new YORK, May 2j.-Dry Goods
Heavy wooIens in moderate demand by
clolhiers, but selections continue hight.
Cotton goods very quiet in fist hands.
Prints dull. GInghams IN fair request.
Dress buntings dong well. Cotton dress
goods quiet and irregular. Lawns ~
steady demand. Cotton hosiery IN mod
crate request. Foreign goods Gu.I.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Fiour-
Nominal; superfne s. OOG3 81; extras
$1,000 80; Pennsylvania family s. Is
M5 81; Miuues0ts do. s. OOld,5 80
a.-Dsmoraized; amber 81 2Oa
23;rci 81 lGGl 20; white 81 g. Com
-Demoralized; yellow 4sc; mixed 46!
cash, seller May and Ju1ei 47c seller
July; Ale seller August Os.s-DuIl;
white western 32ld33c; western mixed
3lG32c Rye-A! G5a6Gc. Pork-At
- 5OalO W. Hsms-At s. COM,9 90.
Ls-d-Ease-; city kettle St &c. Butter
Western Reserve l39ljc; creamery
lsiaZOc Cheese-W estern choice 6.(G,
sc. Eggs Easier; Western ll9Il4c.
e.roleum-Qgiet; crude 9G9fc; refined
lie. WRisky-Dull; western 81 o..
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Msy 27.-Cofee-
Dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime, I49
6lSc, gold. Sugsr-Quiet and weak;
i1terio- to good common 6963G yellow
clarified 8lG8:ci common to good COM
mon 6tG7Bc. Molssses-In good de.
msud; common 20922c; fair 259
28c. Rice-QuIet and firm; Louisiana,
ordinary to choice, 6!GTc.
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FOR ~ A u Il.
ARABS OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
EJsuant Country Residence

NV farm, consisting OF thirty acres ,E OF
o,ooS land. lOcateG five miles east OF Iht
s 80, on me National pike. 1t is also WEI.
Situated ior gardening purposes. g oUS
SrcSsrd, consisting OF apples pears -a anu IN
oninces is on the place. 4 two story frame
mouse OF 10 rooms, all In perfect o eas{iy
MalSl "a "a" ~. The Elm Grove street cars, or
ittS,atr,InS of the Hemptield railroad be-
Inc located about half way between n, th ~,
inTminus of the former and the slation Oh
'i ny %ot sold at private sale before Satur-
a., Inne 18TH IL will be then offered at
Nnbiic sale on the premises, commencing
NJ 2LI O'Clock ?. M, sharp. ..,.o,,, 20
FOR furtt er information ehqu 5s GA ~, ,i,T
premises ~ "'' Y. KENNEDY.
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OICtIO

TOLEDO. May 27.-W heat Heavy and
lower; amber Michigan spot 81 %; seller
June 81 OS; No. > red winter spot snd
seller June and July 81 o.; rejected
Wabash held st S7!c. Corn-Dul snd
lower; high mixed as; Ne. > spot held
at 363e; seller June SIC; seller July os3ci
rejected 36c asked $50 bid; damaged SAC
| Osts-DuIl and nominal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
ore.riz,,ion of a Nomen's Lodge

j. A. McNair, Esq, Grand Lecturer
of the order Of y. O. U. w. has organiz-
ed degree ct honor in this city Tor
ladies. Officers have been chosen and
the Institution has promising start OF.
This Is the first lodge Of the kind in
Mest VIRGINIA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
nih Comr 10 Time.

A meeting between Philip BlXon and
Joe Webb was + have taken place at
Litte4's saloon, South Wheeling, yester-
day, for the purpose Of arranging for u
foot race between the parties named, but
was not held. owing to the failure OF the
latter to come TO time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
Not the Man.
WHEELING, Msy y, 1878.

w hEELlNGI 10 49, ACtE.
Editor OF the Register.
l observed Lotice in the local col.
umns OF LAST Saturdays REGISTER lhst
was matched TO run foot race with
VIM. F. Feeny. l desire to say that il
was the invention Of some one who love:
q joke. NJ. BURK.