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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02
cup PRRSENTATIOE.
sueeeh Making and n Jolly Time
Generally.

Last evening, the Fidelio Society &C
COMMANDED by the Harmonic Society and
Krsmer's full orchestra, repaired to the
residence of Anton Reymsnn, proprietor
of Reymann's brewery, Manchester, for
the purpose of presenting that gentleman
with very fine silver cup. The whole
affair was kept q secret, and Mr.. Key
man knew nothing Of what was IN store
for HIM until Krsmer's orchestra struck
I'D q lively air in front of his residence.
After the band had played, the Hsrmones
and FIdelios sang well timed Term
song of q convivisl nature, Mr.. Rey-
mann appeared at the door and the audi
ence was invited in, when Mr.. Wilhelm
Miller, ceremony master OF the FIdeIIos,
stepped forward with the present, and IN
eat and appropriate speech, handed
the cup to Mr.. Reymsnn, who was so
much taken by surprise that he scarcely
found words adequate to express his
heartfelt thanks TO his friends who had
TINS bonored him. Alter Mr.. Reymann's
reply. Mr.. Casper He'll, President OF
| the Fidelios, made handsome speech,
! followed BY OK. Presdent Swartzbsck,
who in a happy speech caused much ap--
! plause from his hearers. Then followed
Mr.. Gus Beuter, President of the Hsr-
monia Society, who in his well known
humorous style, entertain the audience
for ten minutes, in Congratulstory re-
marks upon the good fortune OF Mr..
Reymann in having received so fine q
presant from the Fidelios. The cup is Of
the best quality of heavy silver frosted,
| GOLD lined and was ornsmented and IN.
scribed by Messrs. Hebrsnk Bros,
who are we'll known tor their
artistic taste in executing designs IN
engraving work. On one side OF the cup,
which is nine inches in Leigth, was en-
grsved the following: "frese nted to
Anton Reymann by the Fidelio So
ciety, April l, 1878" The cup was en-
closed in q handsome case made OF
chocolate and sugar, wreathed with vines
and leaves made of white sugar, and
topped with small Tyre and
crowned with white dove, which
| bore in its mouth an olive
branch, emblem of peace, happiness and
prosperity. The whole was placed upon
A large waiter and surrounded by q
wreath made of sugar also, with roses set
at intervals around it, and bordered
with a representation of evergreen. AT
the bsse OF the wreath was inscribed,
donated by the Fidelio Society" The
cover and wreath were gotten up and ar
ranged by G. Thelen, pastry cook at the
! Mcclure House.
After the presentation was made and
congratulatory remarks exchanged, the
whole party were finely treated by Mr..
Reynann, whom we congratulate upon
the receipt of so handsome present
This was al April fool that any one
would richly enjoy.
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sabbath school Items.

The programme tor the Sabbath School
meeting at the First Presbyterian lecture
room, vt halt-past seven o'clock this
evening, will be as follows: Twenty min
utes will be occupied at the opening in
devotional exercises, embracing or iol.
lowed by the reading OF the Interua-
tionsl Sabbath School lesson for next
Sunday, April 7th. The subject Is 40
slabs Early Piety," Chronicles 81,
Is. The election Of officers will then
be held, and short address delivered by
the person elected President, whoever
that may be. The closing exercises will
consist of brief talks on Sabbath School
work, comparison OF views, experiences,
&c. Gospel Hymns No. Will be used,
ard teachers and officers are requested 10
bring with them the lesson leat OF their
school for Sunday, April 7th.
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Superintendent OF the Wheeling West
Liberty and Bethany Turnpike. from
Wiedmans bridge TO tho Brooke county
line, was referred to the COMMITTEE on
Roads and Bridges. .
A petition asking so appropriation 10
mscsdamize the Wheeling, GreggsylIle
and Potomac road from Pouges Kun
to Clinton, was referred to 3 joint Com
mittee.
A petition from Thomas J. Garden,
was referred 10 the Committee on Roads
William Hsmm's petition ssk!nE to
be relieved Of any responsibility As
bondsmsn for Lee Hsmm, Constable, wss
sccepted, and the.pet toner released from
April lst. D...;
The bills of the Standard Printing
Company, amounting to 1925, and that
of J. NJ. Ewing for printing, amounting
10 S32, were ordered paid.
The petition Of several citizens ~ pre-
cinct No 3. Liberty District, asking the
sppointment Of B. +. Yates surveyor OF
roads IN said precinct WAS granted.
B. F. Ystes was qualified IS surveyor
of roads of Precinct No. 3, Liberty dis
trlct.
Tkos. G. Yates, as representative OF
the Ystes heirs, appeared, and beng
called upon, stated that he had no oolec'
ton to certain road being made through
the estate of the Yates heirs, and further
stated that he would ask no damages
whatever.
TIE petition of VIM. Rogers aRd others
asking a review Of the old State road
running along the ridge from West
Alexander, Pa, to the old Madden prop
erty, was referred TO the Committee on
Roads and Bridges.
The petition of Peter Delaplalne snd
others asking that a road be located on
the north fork of Short Creek, commenc
ing at a point on the w. " B. turnpike,
near West Liberty, At Weldeman's mil
10 the mouth Of Short Creek, was referred
to a joint committee.
There being no other business, the
Board adjourned.
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Police Report.

Clerk Thomas Dsrrah of the Munich
pal Court, made out his report yesterday,
tor the month of March, which is rs fol-
lows: Number eff cases at Police Court
and the various otlenses on which per
sons were arraigned: Disorderly, 5S
drunkenness, Is; exhibiting without IL
cense, l; vagrsncy, 3; lewd and filthy
acts, ?; getting on railroad train while
in motion, Il using protane language, j.
swindling, 2; contempt OF court, j using
abusive language, l; gaming, /; assault and
battery, 4; loungIng in Second ward
market house, 2; exposure of person, i
obstrucLing streets, !; selling liquor on
Sunday, 2; selling without license, q
carrying OFF property, l; hauling without
license, /. Total, 90.
The following are the number Of ar
rests made by each officer; Bogard, S;
Defbaugh, 6; LIson, T. Henry, 7; Baird,
u; St. Myers, I; Baum. Is; Graham, .;
Thompson 8; Stanley, 3; Robertson, 7;
Ripley, Chief Of Police, 81 J. NJ. Hasen-
auer, special constable, !.
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CITY CHIPS.
THREE transfers yesterday,

THREE transfers yesterday.
WILL Felsing row Weisgerberl
THE police were paid of yesterday.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day.
ONLY ninety-eight arrests made last
month.
MUNIcIPAL Court Will meet at ten
o'clock this morning.
SQUIRE Marshall has moved to his old
stand on Main street.
BROKEN furniture and bruised hands
are numerous this morning.
EMsHEIMER Bros. have moved to their
new store, several doors below their old
stand, Main street.
TIE number of arrests made by Olicer
Baum last month, almost doubled that OF
any of his brother officers.
DR.. Ulrich, of the First ward, returned
home Saturday from New York, and
brought with him handsome bride.
BARLOW, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
minstrels, are booked TO appear at the
Opera house next Saturday evening.
The County Board of Equalization
meets at the rooms OF the Board OF Com
missioners st 10 O'clock this morning.
SALOON keepers should have their ap-
plicstions for licenses in n! the next SEES
sion of Council, which will be tonight
week.
Two deeds of trust, three in fee and
one release deed were admitted to re-
cord st the Office Of the County Clerk,
yesterday.
Mr.. JOSEPH AUDLINGER, the popular
barber of the Eighth ward. has removed
his former place of business to o1lJ
Jacob street.
YESTERDAY a certain young man
visited all the drug stores on Market
street in search OF five cents worth OF
strap oil. 1t was all.fools day, you know.
THIS morning City Sergeant Stephen
Ripley Will sell a lot of pictures, clocks
and other goods belonging to William
Bros, at the store formerly occupied by
them IN Becks block.
JIMMIE HALEY and his gang were
hard at work yesterday building mud
hills on Sixteenth streets, which aids IN
making that tboroughfare present, in one
respect, a better appearance.
THE oldest inhabitant comes forward
to inform US that such general moving
was never known to have taken place in
this city, as was INDUCED in yesterday
Small houses with cheap rents are most
IN demand.
The Cunsrd Line seems to be the "a
vorite with those who are preparing tc
visit Paris and other points in Europe
this summer, as number Of excursion
lists tickets have already been sold over
this line to some of our most prominent
citizens.
THREE of the Wheeling boys
"Pene7 Campbell, George Gaus and
"Wag" Warden, secured certificates o!
recommendation from Major w. W
Miller last night, and left for Columbu!
to enlist in the regular army. The boys
want to raise Sitting Bulls hair this sum
mcr
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FOR SALE.

quail pRTrE GROCERY STORF
\ - - 80 H,,,Se ON son strnst on.
- mel, S.,4fuary
II 80 .l a., 81, Stra,t Gror ,a,,t,-
,.frI End = ,r.a,,f,- t0rrrb streets ram,
..,,,.,. INNS GOOD location. lot n hy, iH5
a.. rG,r'in. Sfrge, mean UauuiIfon, :.
,nr,r.rry one LARGE new brick DWELLING
Frf5u Dy- l-5. three frame houses on alley
rnran.
Frame house and lot, rooms and
Kitchen, on Twcuty-uuth street; easy
terms and cheap.
Two brick houses and lots on EoG street
near HruhTOols = place.
one tine new brick dwelling, two story
rooms ON Main between IwenIy-thlrd
and TWEEN yfOurth streets.
one frame house, 1 rooms, lot 70 by 49,
Tor ~ .UIU: CalJwtll's Run.
T4r sale or exchange for real estate
shares EpIlnirn street railway stock. One
suqr. Wheeling street railway stock
For q, or exchange Tor gtut farming
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Atlanta Georgia.

As far as heard from, the delegation
to the Atlanta international Sabbath
School Convention from West Virginia,
will consist Of VIM. Ii. Irwin, Hon
Robert White and Rev. L. Warner.
Twenty-one other persons haye been
written to in various sections Of the
State, embracing every denomination OF
evangelical Christians, and the hope is
still entertained that q full delegation OF
ten active, practical, Sabbath School
workers will be secured
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SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made 10y Robert &. Woods 10 me, dated
January 80, 1866, amt recorded in deed
book No. So page 30, Of tho records OF OHIO
county, West Virginia. / shall, on
SATURDAY, MAY Is, ISIS,
AT the 'front.' door Of The Court House OF
OHIO county, sell The following described
uropcr'y, tO-wIt: Lying about 80 miles
north of the city of Wheeling on II east
side Of the OHIO river, being part of the
4. p. Woods old home farm, having a
front on he east ~iie of the county road
and bounding thereon % poles and eN-
tending eastward about 100 poles, contain
ing - acres of land, and covering and In
Guiding lUla acres OF coal.
Also, q StTIp OF land To feet wide ruunln-
from said tract 10 the river, being the
north half Of private road.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third cash, and the
balance i'm six and twelve months, seCur.
cd by deed OF trust.
5. BRADY, Trustee.
w II. HALLER, AuctiOneer.
Attic same time will he sold in cOnnec-
ton with the above, or separate il desired,
UOL acres OF coal lying Immediately
blcS uiauI adjoining the above tract. all
living convenient and near the T., W. 4
Ky. Il. h. ROBERT Is. WOODS.
mHT-tl
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction in real es.
tate was recorded in the County Clerks
office yesterday:
Deed made March Is, 1873, by John
Mcconnell and wife TO Mark Miller, for
l2S acres and rs poles of land on Giles
pies run OF Middle Wheeling creek 3d.
600.
Deed made March II, 1873, by Fred
erick Folmsr snd wife TO Benz. Springer,
for part OF lot No. 80, jonathan Z.ne's
addition to the city; $4,000.
Deed made March II, 1873, by Fred
erick Folmsr and wife TO Benz. Springer,
for part Of 10. No. 6, squsre u, in the
Blair addition 10 the city; $500.
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SCulIinE News.

Last evening the friends of Eddie
Clayter, OF the c, P. Brown boat club
met at Helmbright's cigsr store to ar
range with the Nail City boat club boys
for race between John Barrett of that
club and C.sytor. As the Nail City boys
did not appear at S O'clock, the hour APP
pointed, there was no race made. We
understand that race will be made be-
tween these gentlemen during the COM
ing season.
In this mornings REGISTER will be
found n challenge from George w. Weis-
gerber, OF the Z. ?. Brown boat club, to
Louis Felsing, of the Hegner boat club,
for = three mile single scuIl rsce. The
meeting to effect final arrangements will
take place at Helmbright's cigar store st
o'clock tomorrow Wednesday, even
Ing.
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"WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1875

Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, the following described real estate
situate I'm the city of Wheeling, West Nir.
pria. tO-wlt: The east One-haf OF lot
numbered hfty-eight (5S) on Eighteenth
street. between EOn and Jacob streets, and
heinz Ia. same property conveyed 10 said
IoS,pu Caring by deed now OF record in
deed book so. g., page ~, OF the land re-.
cords OF ono county.
TERMS or SALE-One-halt cash, and
more a the purchaser desire; the balance
IN ON. wear, with interest, the deferred
p4ym,rr 10 he secured by negotiable note,
with deed OF trust on saiu property to
secure. the same.
-mTlJI =. q. IA LOk, trustee.
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commandments FcstiNnI

The Turner hall is to be thoroughly =
novsted and frcscoed for the coming
grand circuit festival TO be celebrated on
the lO.h, 18th, 18th, and 18th OF next
August. About nine different societies
from Ohio, Pennsylvania and this State
will be IN attendance. The advocates
of physical culture are IN hopes o, awsk-
enlng a new interest IN cur community
for this branch Of education.
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Last evening the Wheeling Turner
Association Of this city elected the follow.
ing officers fer the ensuing year: First
speaker, Jacob Nunge; second speaker,
Henry Hofer; secretary, Z. a. Schsefer
cashier, Adam Csppell; first warden,
William Schambrs; second wsr den, Geo,
Loos; property man, Joseph Efel; coun-
selIors, G. Petermsnn and Z. T. Brand.
fREs.
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index TO New Advertisements.

New Rugs and Mats-G. Mendel,
Booth Il Co.
Partner Wanted.
Dressing Cases-Friend Il Son.
Challenge Geo. w. Weisgerber.
Richards Il Bsiie-Kesl Estate
Agents.
Special Blum " Bro Head OF Lo-
cal
Proposals for Coal-Nail City Brewing
Company.
Administrators Sale.
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Explanation

The question having baal -a..o. S..
where Street COMMISSIONS Nay,a Pr.
bis authority to make the repair. aa t..
last week NJ Thlrty.Talri arI Ch,pr-.
streets, we are requested % state ,h,
attention Of the C64acl VA.
called 10 the condition %, the stree
and sewer ut that corner, sni The m,.
ter was referred TO the Commute. d.,
Streets snd Alleys with power o. a,
From this committee Mr.. WHITE p
ceivcd his instructions, and, -, = con.
Quence, performed the work.
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VumaiIabIe Matter.

The following letters are held at the
Postofice: Mrs. Louisa Naethhck, No.
II West Broadway, near First street,
care of j. f. Stone, better directions; Mr..
Jos. G. Wilson, No. l45 Eighteenth
street, city; Miss Carrie Hubbard, No.
2l23, city; Miss Lima Sonnebcrn, No.
1910 CnspIine street, city; Miss sue
Linch, Thirty-frst street, city.
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Sudden Death.

The nonotony reigning in the happy
family OF Mr.. l.. SeIdler, Centre Wheel
ing was abruptly broken by the eagle
yesterday. 1. seems that for some time
he has been watching the cat with long
ing eyes. Yesterday he could stand 1t
TO longer, and relieved his mind by
bouncing upon the cat and killing him
after which ne completely devoured him,
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Adonted.

ADOPTED.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm reported an aggregated expense
for the month of March, to be 1914 Il.
The report was received and adopted.
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The Committee on Court House and
Jail reported that they had made their
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RcsnIt or 1he nringenort EIcclion

After quite q spirited contest, Mr..
Frank c. Robinson was elected Mayor,
having 235 votes, against l56 votes for
Mr.. Milton McCounsughy.
The following Councilman were elect
ed: VIM. Alexander, Robert F. Smith
and James Clark. Clerk, Henry Craw-
ford.
Treasurer oseph H. West.
Msrshal-Joseph McConnsughy.
Cemetery TrusLee-Georgo Gltiin.
School Directors VIM. Howell and
L. b. Smith.
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Mill Items.

COL Lsgorce, the eaig.cn. manage.
the Belmont furnace, made for TIE we,
ending yesterday 800 tons Of No g-,y
iron. This il about ten tons per as,
more than was anticipated The Co.or.
is giving great satisfaction 10 tue u,u.
paDy.
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PnIIrC rickMns.

The following birds were Gagged last
evening and locked up for hearing this
morning: John Kramer, dlsordcrIy;
Thomas Allen, for carrying oil shovc.s
owned by Thomas Pylis of East Wheel
ing; Lee FawceLt, disorderly conduct on
the Island; John Kramer, for resisting
an officer; Henry Klevos, drunk.
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RrsIXEss STAND FOR SALE

Z OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
I new three story Brick Building, No. 80
Eleventh street, occupied on the irst moor
as a boot and shoe store by jacob Land
tried. The mousse Is new, having been built
unlyabout two years; is supplied through
out with gas, hot and cold water up ana
Gown stairs; has six good sized rooms, be
sides pantry and bptu room. The proper
tg is IN the central part of the city ana
'''' lprE5t 4. c. EGERTER.
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Hor drinks should be syo.Ict 10 lav
time during cold weather, - they aAys,
tendency to weaken the lungs ~! sa.s
the throat. Take Dr.. Bulls Cough Sgr.
up for all cases OF coughs ru.;, ~.
hoarseness. Price - cents n bottle.
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Bonded.

Yesterday, Anthony Schutler wss be-
for Squire Phillips, on complaint Of
James Faddis, who charged him with
shooting his ducks Friday. Schuiter was
bonded in the sum of 500 Tor his gooc
behavior for the period Of six months;
also settled costs OF suit and paid Tor the
ducks.
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IBE COURTS.
NcsterdaV'S Proceedings Imam
ferCnt judicial Rodic. '"'
COUNTY coURr-yuDoE BOY

COUNTY CoJKT-JUDgE BOY
Andrew Vance V. All Ps"s.
csse demurrer overruIed. -
Commercial Bank IS. Lew. p o..
gsR and J. Z Way, 10 So '''''
judgment for plaintiff agsins ,f ',,.
Morgan and John +. Wsv, .- =. ..
and costs.
John McCluskey, sgen.. sn,en..
Author Little, appellant. AM. 50 =. v
Squire W. W. Miller: Csse ism,..' '..-.
costs of defendant. PaiG. =
Adjourned until o'clock ,bs.
ing.
To-DAr's TRIAL psyaEr
w. 5. Goshorn vs.. Thomss + >....,..
e al. -
w. s. Goshorn vs.. Thomas E. Seas.
Il al. -
John Walker vs. John Hahn.
POLICE CoUBT-JUJGE ygANy..g
This Court disposed o.. four .....
terdsY morning, with fines rsrg,r, =. -
81 10 $50. '..-
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The Warrington Hall Music stor

WIN be fitted up very s't's-:,'e.y 10 !. =,
course Of few days, and mass ,-!
will fad Sheib's the beet ana ch''t
place to obtain what they need. a h' '
stock Of goods Is being received, 80 -
q choice lot Of Pianos snd Organ a..
will be sold a. extraordinarily l'T pm.
Call in So you pas by
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Don't fail to procure Mr.. "i1,.'.'
Soothing Syrup for al disnsse' o. '' 81.
ing in children. j, relieves the .L...
from pain, cures wind cole, rsgl 49, !,
bowels, and, by giving relief md ne''-
10 the child, gives rest % the m1'A"'
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

The petition Of Thomas Rslston, ask
ing = reduction in taxes, was referred TO
the Finsuce Committee.
A. Neuhsusen, petition for 8 reduc-
ton Of taxes, wss referred 70 the same
committee.
J. Shortz' bill of Sl5 for services rem
dered st. the funeral OF John Henness'
son, wss referred TO the Committee on
Poor.
TIE petition Of John Mcconnell ct al.
for road from Bucbsnsn's Mil TO West
Union and Roney's Point was referred
to the Committee on Roads and Bridges.
The resignation Of John j. Jacobs,
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM NO. 70 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath <aSa
last three years by Hugo l.. LooS as
"a tobacco and cigar store. The shelving
counters and gas fixtures belong TO tht
PREMISES. A good w. c. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given April Isl. APP
rIvfo J. VI. TODD, or
isIIb W. L. McKELNEG.
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IT Is questionable at least 10 allow the
baby 70 exhaust itself and annoy the
household with it's continual crying when
that tried remedy, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
will quiet II at once. Price % cents.
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Far Sale Cheap for Cash.

- HEAVY SECOND HAND STONE
= Wagons, eight Coal Cars, about three
ton OtIlat
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunk. Also one new
Spring Wagon and lot OF paddy bOrrowS.
:. j. ELLIFRITZ,
mrIS Cor. 2ith and Market streets.
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at'heeling @e9l5tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

AT the REGISTER Office, at 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
Al degrees above zero. Clear.
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
arv LIST. Persons desiring good business
room in good location, on reasoua"s
terms, can get Information from
L. Ii. WILLIAMS, Sec,y,
decSh At franklin lns. Office.
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TRUsTEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made by Joseph Caring and wife 70
rnc. dated the Gatu day of october, ~,
and recorded i'm deed Of trust book No. Is
maze OF ih-Iand records of Ohio county
West Nira mia, the undersigned trustee
" iII sell, al public auction, on
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CALL St. the grand opening ana =
largest and finest stock O! toDsn''
cigars, LIB Market street.
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FOR RENT.

ONE TWO AND A HALF STORY
~ brick house with eight rooms ri
aud store room; gas end water; all is.H
i'm good repair: No. 63 Eighteenth
street; viii be rented very low: Possess
ion AnriI list, Apply 10 A. NJ. ADAMS,
mri8 1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02

B.F. GKAyELEYs & SPence' C'-i ,,-
plug tobscyo's 81 II. l.. LoOs. Kem''''
l,22S Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02

Total pTO5aDle e1pendI tures......s2.9 90 70
Agaius' last years levy, 1876, ending
June, l.77 the amount expended, general
Ofover B per cent over the present APP
populations:
Tie local road tax IS distributed as fol.