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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

Snow at last.
WILL the mud freeze up?
BiaAMy is not confined to Utah.
No Police Court yesterday-a total
blank.
YorR ward wants that stove. Vote for
il tonight.
Tug Preacher" was not examined
last evening.
YESTERDAY was "pension day at
Uncle William SchultI's.
WoRxsEx are busy repairing the scales
a, the Fifth ward market.
ROBERT MARSHALL. and Il. W. Baggs
will speak at Mozart Hall tonight.
Tue Starke- McCord perjury case will
be heard this afternoon ut two O'CLOCK
TUE steamer smoky City burnt her
boilers and laid up at the wharf to patch
them,
On, how it did snow! And how the
dust Of Wheeling does hide gracefully
under the white mantle.
"IIAvEwe too many lawyers, aud how
shall We get rid OF them was proposed
- a question for Wavcrly dissection
lEr Yang tse- kiang take notice that
the Wavcriy has decided that the
ulmund-eyrd celestlals are u nuisance.
4 LARGE excursion party will he
given ON the steamer salt Valley at an
early day Cockayne will furnish the
music.
Tug Sheridan Rifles will turn out on
Washington's Birthday and hold u
grand reception in the afternoon and
evening at Turner Hall.
10 RE a car-driyer this weather Is to
put oneself up Az u target Tor horse !"
shoot rubbish at An average car mule
can shoot mud equal to II Creedmo"r
and make ~ out of NJ every time.
Tur snav-boat, f.. A. Woodruff, WAC
at our landing yesterday morning. She
is in command OF Captain Drown, for
mcrly Of the steamer Wild Wagner.
Numbers Of our citizens visited her and
viewed her perfect machinery, said I"
he the best on Western waters.
\ COUNTRY yokel tied his horses to II
south Side awning hy the rcins. They
became FESTIVE and backed and feeling
the increasing pressure, broke the lines
and came near getting oft. The yokcl
secured them, aud feeling that some
thing should hc Kicked, himself or the
horses, kicked the animals. Where is
Errghr
Bl an oversight in our issue yester-
day the names ol Ella Finn and lidc
Nice onnrIl as Jewish Maidcns,' Ella
Davis and Ncttic Scamon as "Ieresh =
attendants" and viii ii. Day and NJ.
Scpplcr M the Kings Guard were
omitted in the cast ol characters Tor the
cantata, Queen Esther.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS.
An Alleged Bigamist and Horse
Thief from Nebraska Arrested
I'm Pennsylvania.

Persons who had occasion to pass
through the gate leading 10 the Balti-
more depot, last evening, would have
stopped to gaze at the spectacle OF man
with shackled limbs lying on a settec
in the waiting room, conversing IN an
easy and unconccrned tone with an
other, whoappeared to be keeping guard
over him. The prisoner gives his name
AS Charles Cooper, and is wanted in
Seward City, Nebraska, to answer the
dual charge OF bigamy and horse steal
ing, committed fifteen years ago. Had
he been caught in the act his shrilt
would have been short, as justice, at
that time and in such cases, was SUM-
marly dispensed. lie was taken in
Milersburg, Washington county, Penn
svlyania, and held until the arrival OF
Sheriff Sullivan, OF Seward county, III
whose charge he now Is.
In appearance he is rather progresses
ing, being Of powerful build, fully six
feet in height, and has raven hair, eyes
and beard He seems not in the least
impressed by his situation, aud is conf
dent Of clearing himself upon his ar
rival at Lincoln.
Upon being asked ii he had any his
tory worth relating he smiled and re-
piled that he had not, but the ensuing
conversation developed some very in
tcresting facts. He was born in Wash
ington County, Pa, and has travelled
very extensively, being engaged IN
doubtful pursuits. Before the COM
pletion OF the Pennsylvania road he
was an express agent along the trans
portation route, and SAYS that he and u
companion walked from Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh, distance oi 800 miles, in
six days, pretty lair walking feat.
During this conversation, n stranger
came in and asked him with what OF
tense he WAS charged, lie replied with
smile "For heating woman Did
YOU kill her." This question seemed
10 excite his mirth, and after consider
able silent laughter he said, We'll,
hardly; YOU see my otteuso would be
known hero III bigamy, and when |
made tracks she seemed IA sorry rs |
Was" "Well, how many women were
in it," "Only one; I'm hardly 4 Brig
ham Young, vet They disturbed me
too soon, or there's no telling how many
wives might have had. "
Sheriff Sullivan was very rctiCrnt CON
corning his charge and the particulars
of his capture saying the latter was Ell
lrctrd hy means of postal cards sent
through the country. They lett on the
late train ior Lincoln.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
The Law OF Evidence.

The laws delay is proVerhlaI. The
Circuit Court began the present term
on the 81 Monday III October, and IL
this date has not succeeded III definitely
diSpusing oi three civil cases. The case
1T y Wells W. the T., W. and Ky. K.
l.. Co. occupied one week, Osborne vs..
Hughes ran away with three weeks
more uf the session, and now Kemp ".
Mccoy and Edwards threatens to mo
nupulile two weeks more of the term.
Meanwhile, other cases are Knocked
out oi joint clients are kicking their
heels together, and impecuni"us law
y,rs are galloping like lightning
Ia the starvation point Who Is 10
blame Not the judge, not the lawyers
and not the jurors, but the evidence.
Somebody should ride II tilt at the pres
rut law of evidence and do something Ia
ahridsc the roads leading to the ISSUES
in cases. The present law of evidence
allows too many immaterial facts to get
before a jury.
The legislator who finds the most
direct route tor the evidence and can
cundense it most without injury Ia
the parties In suits in material facts
will deserve heap and should fill the
loftiest position in the land, he it Gov
cruor. President or chimney sweep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Ihc Matrimonial Fever.

About every other year the girls and
bows ui Wheeling take it into their
heads to gri married, why they dn il Is
an unsettled question, and one which
the genius al the local column il not cX-
pcctcd 10 explain. Ii last year Was the
uil-yrar in matrimonial circles, this Is
certainly the Presidential year in
Wheeling, Tor iull vote is out. The
funny thing about il is that thus fever
scrIns to- he confined Ia no class, IL rs
prevalent with the poor ~ the rich, ~
popular with the jew ~ the Gen
tile, and plants itself III thorough
w in the chilled and fading
frames ui age rs in the rapid coursing
blood OF fiery youth. To-day ne one
can predict what widespread dcvasta-
ton il may Cauac, "r how many oi our
brave aud our brightest II may carry to
untimrly graves or lanl, III some future
dav, upon the l0itirst monuments of
honor or rcnuwn. While We cannot
solve subtle problems ui this character,
and do not profess L. he a son to- all the
prophets. We know that the matrimonial
campaign III Wheeling Tor the winter al
1878 has thus Tar thrown into the
shade the mighticst hymcui-
al onslaught of any preceding
year, whether We consider the matter
from the fashionable, quantity, Chauc-
ter cor quality standpoint, and has most
cunclusvcly demonstrated the lalsty of
this idea that the spring time Is the pc
Culiar time when Young nIHu : fancy
turns lightly to love Whatever Mr.,
Alfred Tcnnyson, Poet Laureate,
though he he, MAY say, Wheeling takes
her luncics in that direction III the win
ter when the SHOWS are on the ground
and the nights are blasting cold. When
lawyers and editors, the wise men ul u
community, get married, that's the
time lur the unlrarnrd and unwashed
to do likewise. lor these kings
and prodigIrS ol the intellectual world
are Just as knowing IN the love affairs OF
the heart Last week u lawyer got mar
ricd. next week an editor takes bon
ME lass To- wife; and both, 10y preccpt
aud action sit down upon Alfred Tcnmy-
sou, and rally the icy flag al winter
against the iluttcring bowers vi spring
so get married boys before the sor-
rows come, hurry them girls. Its fun
ior YOU, good for the country, bread and
butter ior the preachers and the jullicst
thing in the way oi items Tor the local
editor that the everlasting sun ever
shune upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

The water mark at this point yestcr-
day showed 10 feet inches and rising.
The Emma Graham passed down last
night.
The Granite State passed up ycstrr-
day Tor Pittsburgh.
The Buckeye State is due up this
morning.
The Salt Valley passed down yestrr-
day evening.
The Ahncr ONral leaves Tor Pitts
buruh this morning.
The /. :. snagboat, T.. \. Woodruff,
passed down Yesterday.
The Joseph \. stone passed down
Yesterday.
The MulIic Ragon lett ior farkcrshurg
Yesterday morning.
The Della, Pharton and Telegram will
leave ~ usual to-day.
Mr. llanry, OF Wellsburg, j. one "t the
pilots on the Woodruff.
10y Telegraph
PITrsm gGu, December I, River 9
lect inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and drilling rain.
EVANSVILLE, December River rus
,'s' Mn' ." '.i' '',' w u 49,. 80 ~
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phis.
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n.rcurv 90
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la,N 10y .'"a ,?n', ,,, ~ a w" '"'''''s'
Win Id '''' 7 INCHES ~ '''e '"''".
-. l"rIs, December i--ArrVEd
pIpPold, Cairo, with bargys rom New
Orleans; Departed ,''"ldTn tate ana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Lie, Growth, Reauty.

4 fine head oi lair j. such an indis-
pensible adjunct To beauty that no one
who prizes good looks should neglect to
Use London Hair Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people Tor increasing
It's growth, restoring It's natural color,
and at the same time a lovely hair
dressing and heautifier 1t il totally
different from all others; not sticky aud
gummy, and free from all impure iu-
gradients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in Tact, it Is eXquisiiely per.
fumel and 80 perfectly and elegantly
prepared as to make it a lasting hair
dressing and toilet luxury. Sold by all
dealers in fine toilet articles at rs cents
bottle, or six bottles Tor 81 Address
orders to DIR. swsyne 4 Son, Philadel-
phia, or to any leading drug house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

CnIIMRJs, December THE state
Dental Convention, IN session here,
spent most uI the day considering
the charges made that they had exceed
ed the power al the state law allowing
them to examine and issue a diploma IL
dentists, iuuSmurh ~ the society had
delegated this power Ia state
Board oi Examiners. After long
discussion, resolution Was adopted,
iullv endorsing the action ot the exam
ming board and declaring that the S"ci-
ctv had not exceeded its legal powers,
and very severely rcnsurcd DIR. }. H..
Warner. ono at their members, Tor his
alleged attempts t. njurc the Society
hy claiming that their acts had been IT.
legal and tecir charges Tor diplomas eN-
CCSSINr.
The State Dental association tonight
elected the following officers: PrcsI-
dent, ID. L. Jennings, al Cleveland;
Nicc-Prcsidcnts, \. +. Enlngcr, oi
Columbus. and +. \. Hunter, "t Gin
cinnali, Corresponding Secretary, \. l."
Brown. OF thIlIicuthr, Recording Scrrc-
tarv. W. IT, Lillit". nt Ncnia; Treasurer,
+. W. kcclry. oi Oxford.
H. \ Smith, ui Cincinnati, was "lrr-
tel a mrmbrr ui the state Examining
Committee for three years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The funeral of Mr.. John SChoen, which
took place Tuesday, rs announced, was
LARGELY attended in spite oi the damp
ness of the weather The Masons and
Druids, both of which societies he was
member, attended III body. The
funeral services were held in the Pres
byterian church, and the interment
took place at Rose Hill.
The special election for Justice OF
Peace OF Pultney township and Council
man Tor the Fifth ward, awoke but
little enthusiasm John J. Powell, In.
dependent, was elected 10y majority OF
lbs votes for Justice, and :. ;. MC,iowan
Tor member OF Council Mr.. Maurice
Miller the Republican candidate for
Councilman, and job Barton, the
National candidate for Justice, both
Withdrew on themorning OF the election.
The old stage at the City Hall is being
replaced by new and more commodi-
Gus one, and other extensive repairs are
being made by the Dramatic Assocla-
ton, preparatory Ia presenting General
kilpatrick's play, "Allatoona,' next
month.
our CITY Commissioner has, 10y long
course oi watrhiumcss and skill, brought
our streets To such a condition that they
are almost impossible, except for the
largest boats. by Spring things will he
in fine order Tor ferry on each square
OF the most prominent business streets.
The Bellairc City Light Guards have
put in nomination for captain the names
OF Lieutenant Little and Julius Arm
strong. The election will he held At the
armory next Monday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Auuseuents.

Tn Friday and Saturday, Mr.. Robert
McWade will appear at the Opera
House, in his rendition Of Rip Van
Wrinkle The play and his characterize
ton are too we'll know to Wheeling
audience 10 require COMMUNICATION, and
rs Micawber would say, would he "a
work OF supcrerngation." His version
differs slightly from that OF Joe Jeffer-
son, but equals it in every particular.
In the pathetic portions, McWade is
particularly strong and is said by many
to excel jefferson. He brings with him
carefully selected company, and the
play will he put upon the stage in the
finest style.
The Elm Grove car, which usually
leaves at 9:l5 2. ", will lie held on Fri
day evening until after the performance.
Reserved seats for MCWsde are now
on sale at Lucas music store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Paying for the Privilege of Working

Editor ul the Register
[ understand from lalics interested
in the Chillrcn's Home hrurtlt that the
regular admission Ice will hc charged
those who are doing the work every
time they wish To- enter the hall. Ii
strikes me that this is drawing things
rather fine, aud Us some say they can
not afford to work aud pay their money
too, am OF the opinion that the com
mittce having this matter IN charge
would do we'll 10 let the workers enter
free. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
The Wavsrly.

several visitors at the room oi the
above society las, night, heard per
inrmaucc that WAS above the average.
Alter the usual DESTINATIONS and ESSAYS,
a spirited discussion Was had upon the
question: Shouid Chinese Immigration
hc rruhihited? was decided that ii
should. During the executive session,
bill was reported adopting a pro
sramme Tor the anniversary, and dur
Ing the discussion ri motion Ia adopt,
a melee became imminent, and To avoid
this the society adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Our Muddy Streets,

Muddy streets are source OF consid.
cradle wealth To the unemployed, and
are political arkS Tor Street Commits
siuncr, because the lurrr al employees
il largely increased. Who can deny
that same are benefited hy large sup
ply Of mud upon city streets. Let our
int citizens who wander through the
mud remember when they begin Ia
swear at the hcastly weather that what
is lost lay them is gained hy others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Queen Esther.

Fashionable, cultured Newport, Il. T.,
that sends line oi carriages block III
rugth To pour rciulgcncr int" It's Opera
House, on important occasions, has the
following in its column-long notice oi
the third periormanCe al Queen Esther:
The Opera House has seldom been
filled ~ Il was last evening. VI quar-
ter Ia eight the ticket office Was ordered
closed. every scat above and below he
ng engaged or occupied, AMI rows al
people standing entirely around both
balconies. The rear balcony MAS packed
IA thr wall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Destructive Prairie Fire.

pEApwoop, H. T.. December I. IN
extensive and destructive prairie fire,
Just below Crook City, swept III an east.
crly direction, burning uP the hay.
which had been cut and stacked Tor the
military post at Bear Butte. The mill
tary quarters narrowly escaped drstruc-
ton. Many ranches were burned I" the
ground. Surucss city, which lies IN
the path II the flames, Was saved by a
slight rainfall, which stopped the fires
pTogrcSS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
The Old Boys Like IL.

The streets have not enjoyed the last
two or three days ri rain, Judging from
their condition, neither have the girls
The daudies are oyerjoyed because in
such muddy weather short dresses are
in vogue, and the danger al a KAY gal
liant prancing misccilanenusly over a fe-
malls trail is largely diminished. Freaks
OF agility in avoiding the fair ones dress
are not 81 necessary, and the elderly
beaux, whose timbers are not over
active, can now contend with the Young
tops in escort duty to the Opera House,
balls, parties, &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Transfer.

The following transfers were recorded
Yesterday, in the Clerk "Ilirr at the
County Court
Deed made November %. ISIS, hy
William Wmdcr and Robert fordNcc I"
Lawrence Simms, Tor a lot at ground III
poor house tract Consideration SIn.
Deed made November -, 1873, hy C,
|. Cmumer, trustee, and Mary Hunter,
To- pnminick Obcrglcll ror i lot on the
lslaud. Consideration $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Revival Of the shoe Trade.

This weather has brought about quite
Il revival ri trade. The shoemakcrs
say We have the best government the
world ever saw and arr ready Ia pass
vote at thanks To- the King of the
weather, Passing hy our great shoe
rmporiums yesterday We saw through
every window the prudent, fathers and
mothers who don't believe in diphtheria
and hate bad colds, crowding their Young
ones. male and female, with boots and
shoes and providing their own pedal ex-
trcmties with the best shoe leather in
the market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

CmcN0o, December /. \ dispatch
from Burlington, Iowa, says: At go
this evening, lire Was discovered III
the Mississippi Valley Tobacco Works.
This large factory i, owned 10y Smith,
Cuoh \ Co., and is located IN the center
I'll the business part ol the city, and
pay, an annual tan "t 100000 t" the
Government. The entire building and
the bulk ul the contents were CON
sumcd. The Holly water works kept
the fire from spreading To- adjoining
buildings, though it Mas feared all the
business portion was doomed. The loss
on the building Is estimated at $1,000,
and ON machinery and stock SjO,WO all
insured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Mbrslins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Something New in Silvcrwarr Tur
ner Il Dillon.
Wanted Agents.
Diphthcria johnson : An"dNnc Linn
mcnt
Great Oll,r ior the Holidays.
Ernson's Capcine Porous Plaster
Crauhrrrics 4. &. Egrrtrr Il CO.
Opera House Queen Esther.
List Pocket Book.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Ohio State horticultural Society

DiYruN. o., December T. The Ohio
State Horticultural Society opened its
annual meeting in this city, to-day.
There are large number of delegates
present from all parts OF the State, and
officers from the State societies Of Mich
ican. Indiana and kentucky. The
meeting continues ever Thursday and
Friday, and will hc ui usual Importance
To- those Interested in horticultural mat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Me1ican Ercursion Psrty.

CHIClGo, December l. The Mexican
excursion party leaves here under the
management, oil the Illinois Central rail
road January 18th Adyices state that
the Mexican government has appropri-
at,d sJO. go for their entertainment and
the funds have been placed IN the hands
of a reception committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Holiday LuIuries.

Cur readers will find that the finest
line oi homemade candies. pretty su-
gar Toys, Malaga grapes, Muscatel tai
sins, lemons, oranges and nuts are to be
found throughout the holidays at y.
Schultz's confectionery, Market street,
where small traders will also be supplied
at the lowest wholesale prices. Cheap
est confectionery in town. Call
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
The Bazaar A Correction.

Some misapprchemsiou having arisen
with regard To- the serving al dinner and
supper at Washington llall, We are d".
sired 10 say that dinner will be served
every day at the price, stated, "nd u"
extra admission. But all persons must
purchase admission Jackets IN the even
ing, IA supper will not hr served until
u O'Clock, the.timc al the opening I'll ia"
nuyuur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
A Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire.

NEW NoEx. December T. A fire this
coeuing DESTROYED the Pacific Flour,
Grain and Feed Mills and the stock of
grain IN the elevator and diner attached.
situated on Columbia, between Pacific
and Amity streets, Brooklyn. Loss
S2NOWN. Insured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
ANOTHER lot Of New Neck
Chains lust opened. Prices low.
JACOB w. (iRlbB.
Jewelcr, 1851 Main street.
IfyOu want n good winter Hat
or Gap call Oh Harry Mcl.urc,
No. 3 Mcclure House building.
Pemperance Talk.

Temperance mcctlng at Ott iiall, last
evening, was opened 10y Vice President
Thohuru, who introduced Mr Peterson,
ui Michigan. Mr. Peterson mad" very
tine and interesting speech. There was
u iair audience present, considering Tia"
bad weather There will hr u meeting
on Friday evening next. All mc IN
yitrl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

OS and after December LIST instant,
will sell my ale and porter at eight dol
lars per barrel, and four dollars per hall
arrel-deliverei free to any part OF the
city. kilian kress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Gharlay ROHs

TuwANDA, Pa, December 4.-Nclson
Naudcrpool, half-brccd Indian living
in this county, claims To- have Charley
Ross in his possession. Christian Ross
arrived here last evening, and lett this
morning in company with Nmdcrp0ol
Tor place nine miles distant To- Investi-
gate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
O'Cannnr ReleaSad

LONDON. December THE Fenian
convict, Tierney, ajiGs O'COnnOr, has
been released and placed aboard the
steamer City OF Chester Tor New York.
The authorities observed the utmost
secrecy IN the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05
Mo has not heard Of Frank Harden.

burg, oi the Fifth avenue Theatre. New
York, Rag Money Jim in "pique.'' y He
says, I always use Giles Eminent
lodide Ammonia; it is a wonderful
remedy for pain, especially inhanmatory
rheumatism, sore throat, enlarged joints
and yaricose veins, from which suffer
cd. was cured by it, use.
Sold by all druggists. Send Tor paIn-
phlet. DR. GILEs,
10 Yves; Broadway, y Y.
Trial size . cents Logan, List & Co.
Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

ALI the best makes of Tapes try Brus
els, ezra super, and all other era les Of
Ingram Carpets, at less than ever before
offered, AT the old stand oil Harbour 4
Dittmann's. 1853 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

Yesterday, on Market, Twelfth or
Main street. between the p"stotlice and
the bridge corner. was lost a gentleman X
cameo watch charm. Leave At this
office and get the reward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

one of the oldest established livery
men in Baltimore is Mr.. II. :. CARRIER,
No. "a Conway street. Three OF his
horses were promptly cured Of Sores and
Bruises by Kellers Roman Iiniment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-05

0SE more case OF those good grey
fisnneis at l2l cents, and one more case
Of those good Canton tisnnels at 4 yards
for % cents at G. G. Roth's.