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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

TBsRE's no mistake, that one-half the
spasms and cramps in children are tbs
results of worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake,
while the genuine seat OF the disease b
worms. Try "Dr. G. McIAne's vcrni-
fuge," takinggreat care to zee Fleming
Bros, Ritxburgh," on the label, and
you win learn 3 grand sscsek /. : ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
weather Indications.

WAsHrxeroS, December, Sill A. NJ.
=-for Tennessee and Ohio Valley south
and east winds, stationary pressure and
temperature and increasing cioadiness.
For the Lover Lakes rising. possibly
toll0wed By falling. barometer, station
aEy and lswer temperature, southwest
winds, partly cloudy weather and &C.
cas;oaai snow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Relief OF Archbish % Purcell.

CINUINNATI, December AIT a meet.
ing of prominent Roman Catholics, to-
night, committee was appointed To
prepare circular for distribution
among the members oi the church,
soliciting subscriptions for the financial
relief of Archbishop Purcell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Missing Steamer Heard From.

New YoRE, December 20 The steam
ship G'anarau from China and Japan
ior this port, reported missing, has
been heard from. The vessel arrived
at Bermuda, December 10th, aud cleared
the same day for it, destination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
The Potter Committee.

NEW ORLEANS, December Gothic
Potter Committee has not yet decided
On the ORDER oi business, Mr.. Stem
ger not having arrived. The commit.
tee meets Tomorrow at No. l5Y Com.
mon street. No witnesses have vet
hnnn ann mnnnI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold at Par-GOvsmmsnts Generally Steady
Flour Dull-Wheat Quiet
Hogs Active, Firm
and Higher.
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, December S0.-MoSEY-
Active at i(a5 per cent, closing at 4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4
lad per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed 81 $4,000. Customs receipts
$780,, 900. Clearings Ss,OOO,OO Sterling
exchange, bankers bills weak at 1924
sight exchange on New York 4SI.
GoLp-Quiet at par. Borrowing rates
2(a4 and l-64 per cent. and Hat, per
diem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
BIILLAIRE LOCALS.

The Ladies' Temperance League met
Yesterday lor the purpose OF taking steps
IT, inauguratc afrcsh the movement
against drink. The return Of Mrs.
Smith, the energetic President ul the
League, bodies good to tho organization.
The rumur~ referred yesterday CON
corning some journalistic changes, now
take definite shape II is said that Col.
{. l.. POOrman is about To establish al
organ Tor the Republican party. ilO IL
AN experienced journalist, having man
aged one "i the St Clarsvllle papers Tor
a number "i years before he came to
Brllairc.
Rev Edgrl, pastor OF the Methodist
Church oi Bridgeport, and formerly
missions to China, occupied Rev
roland's pulpit at the VI. l.. Church,
sunday evening. llls discourse pleased
the congregation greatly.
The suit al Mrs. Amanda Meek,
widow Of John Meek, who Was killed 10y
being run over by All engine in the {. x
T.. ward in BcIlairc, about Il year ago,
against the railroad company, being a
suit Ia recover damages for the accident,
wa- decided in the Common Pleas
Court at II. CIairsylllr, Saturday, adj
yrrscly Ia Mss. Meek. The grounds 81
the verdict was that there had been no
gross negligence Oh the part OF the en-
glnccr.
This evening the most notable Of all
the holiday entertainments OF the sea
son will take place at the Disciples
Church. The concert is iOr the benefit
al the sabbath School held IN cOnncc-
ton with the church. and the best eli
our home singers are announced to take
part Mrs Carroll will lend her de
lightful voice To- make the occasion all
that could be desired, the accnmpanI-
mcnts Ia her solos to be- played by
Prof Wctrirhe, the accomplished
pianist aud composer. The Messrs.
iIcathrrington, Miss Gorby, MIR. StrahI
and others will also sing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
THE CHILDREN'S JUBILEE.
A Nice Time at Mozart Hall Last
Evening.

Hail last eyeninv enioyed a peuuin,
treat and saw what success has attend
ed Colonel Bowen in his efforts To de-
velop juvenile Temperance talent in
Wheeling.
OF nearly forty youngsters, not sin
gle one broke down." or was seized
with stage fright. The smallest ''tot'
came forward with ease and grace, and
proceeded to the finish with an infant,
| inc air OF business that was most taking
To every adult in the hall. We append
a necessarily brief allusion to the per-
formance:
Jimmy Gillespie is star" lie led
off in recitation called Boys Rights
that brought down the house. Jun is
little and has decidedly auburn hair aud
when he says thing he means it, and
every one can hear him. "lchabod sly"
was another OF Jimmy's speeches and
mighty good.
Little Laura Hepburn SAID n pretty
speech about being u little temperance
girl and sat down amidst laud applause.
Small Annie Mclaughlin sang 80
have You Heard the Glorious Ncws"'
ina way that made strong men look
sober ~ the sweet voice pictured the
result oi Fathers signed the pledge"
Katie Gilmore is another star" She
is perfectly ut home upon the stage, has
clear, sweet voice and is very happy
in the making OF gestures. Katie also
recited piece most creditably.
"Indcpendcnce Bells" was n good
piece OF reading by Master All. Davis.
the young gentleman who also presided
at the organ during the evening.
Master Carlin sang Sewing the
Seed" finely, and was supported hy or
gan and chorus.
Bella Stamm's recitation. Swinging
Oh the Gatc," was rs pretty Il little con
cnnction OF childish Uttrrauccs IA could
be imagined. This little lady, later in
the evening, told all about her "Tcctotal
Doll.
Charity Begins at Home" was the
subject OF crcditab!r recitation by
Lottic Sadlcr
Singing without an accompaniment is
n difficult and thankless task, but in
her solo, Poor Little bessie" Lulu
a round, full, sweet and ,'i' reliable soprano
voice, which she will, it is hoped con
tinuc to cultivate
Sweet Eyclnr" was 4 solo that cost
Master Harry Spruccbank II good deal
Of trouble, but lac stuck To- it and came
out nuhly.
The Weary Cleaner" chorus was
tolcrublv rendered.
"Praycr and Potatoes" hy Eugrnia
Deyinncy, was Il recitation iull al good
points, well delivered.
Annie Helms. in her recitation, God
Bless You, Ma, Good Night" was 80
good III to lead the audience Ia ask IN
encore, which could not he given for
want nf time.
Sue McClaskrv rrcitcd Rum" in
clcur. distinct voice. This little damsel
is certainly Possessed Of rare stage at
tributes.
Hamilton Hin. ESD. then led the
chorus. and SANG "Brightly Beams our
Fathers Mercirs"
, Vcry good was Mnllic GilIcspie's
'"Iittle Meu's Visit" AIolIir has some
of the Gillespie talent eyinced in her
hnothes liii1 ml ;A q Ia
sASShtrTfrty," Trtitatf1r by Eusic
Johnson, was next, and was well done
also.
Then came Clara Davis, who told
about Things | don't like" in fresh
pretty way.
doctor Doll-liX," II recitation 10y cute
little Annie Mclaughlin, was one oi
the best things OF the evening, which Is
saying good deal hy-lhr-way
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
DRY GOODS.
Now York.

Hgw YoNE, December 30.-Dy Goods
Cotton goods market has firmer un.
dert0ne, owing Ia the late advance la the
staples, and Portland &. brown ducks
are advanced | cent per yard. Prints
quiet rPring clothing soolens are le.s
active, aud Kentucky jeans and satin.
cites are quiet. Foreign goods dull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Hotel Burned.

MnwarKEE, December 3.-The Sra
iiaefs Green Bay special says: The fro
at Fort Howard last night destroyed the
Grand Central Hotel and barn. Losa
from -. 600 10 s. .O0O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
LIVE STOCK.
EaAt liberty.


Risr LBrHrY, December 10. Caitle--
Receipts since Friday 2,103 head ol
through and i,,7d head OF local stock
total for the week ending to-day 5,0|9
head Of through aud ,t65 head 81 local
against 1876 head 81 through and 2,is7
head at lacsl tl,s meek .beiore. Supply
Rir Tor this weeks sale, hut the trade IN
very slow and lew selling. Fully one
eighth of from last weeks.
Hogs Receipts to-day 0,I25 head;
total iur the week 2372j head; agains,
80 .Ol5 iorlhe week before; Workers 81 -
az 80; Philadclphias 81 sbta2 ~.
sheep Receipts to-day 1900 head:
total Tor the week 600 head; against
$3.50 head the week. Selling slow at
~ UOlai 10.
New York.
NEW YORK, December ~. - Beeyes
Receipts $500 head max my 1900 head
frr the week Market, dull sales; or.
binary To- prime steers Noble, extras
ViHIOc. premium do lO.m l0ic. Tx
purtcrs .nsrd 300 head from the fresh
receipts, and shipped during the week
40 head 81 I've AMI $3.50 qcartcrs.
Sheep Receipts $500 head. making
H. loo bead Tor the week. Market
duh at 3l@ ilc; per pound good sheep
generally ut Va e.. shipments Tor tho
week |, $50 carcnsscs al mutton.
Hog Receipts l2,ap1 heal making
32,WD head Tor the week. Market weak
at - OWa3 ~ per IU pounds, with
eight ears offered alive aud no sales.
Exports Tor the week l,l2i head al
dressed pigs.
CmCNGo. December - The Droteys
J~o,di reports hog receipts 22 600 head
shipments 400 head. Market IL Ga
lOc better all around choice heayys2 20
Co9 80, light - MO- "a; mixed - jO
Gf2 ~.
Cattle Receipts $500 head ship.
mcuts 5000 head. Market dull and
-luwr shipping - j0t'Di 10; feeders and
rtuckcr- - Hd3 -, butchers cows
- OO@2 "a; Texans - tpa,2 81.
sheep Receipts ! ,2h head. Market
steady at - 1904 ~.
Cincinnati
CNCISsATi, December D.-liogs -
Active, firm and higher; common 81 %
! c2 ~ light - GEa2 10; packing 81 ID
/ 10 : ~. butchers ~ solo, ~. Receipts
j,2l5 head shipments 3tj head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Na,,ame Ander.on,s wan.

NEw YoRE, December s0.--At 9;l9
tonight, Madame Anderson completed
half of her task at Mozart Garden.
Brooklyn, making ! $50 quarter miles im
the same number Of quarter hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
@.@PRoDUon,
Wow York.
NIX, December 30

" NEW lohk, l)ecemDf 3U,=-tYoIt--
Quiet but steady az o 7-lS@0 D-l6c.
sflour--Iieayy aud dun; receipts 1000
barrels uperdne western aud stale ~ w
as IS; common 10 good extra ~ 5Odn
4 90; good 10 choice - 05(d ! 30; white
wheat extra - 5j(d5 -; extra OHIO
81 70d5 %; 81. Louis - SOt"b -; Min
nesoia patent process - MdS M.
Wheat Quiet receipts 5000 bushels;
rejected spring 75c; ungradcd do. nH"
9Gc; No. 3 spring sp(a DC ungradcd real
Fl DIAL OS: No. 3 do. - 05G,l 03l
No. 9 do. - 0olCrl O9i; No. / dc" II ~;
unuradcd amber IL O3@ nj3; No. : am
Der 81 054Ca O5f ungraded white II 10
Crl O9l; No. . DO. IL 06sm.l on; No. |
do. sales 900 bushels ut II 01ltal 10;
extra do. sales SIN bushels at II ll!
Rye-Dull; western 56ld5Sc. Barley -
Steady. Malt Dull aud unchanged
Corn Quiet and unchanged; receipts
u 900 bushels, ungradcd I5Ca I1c; No.
3 44Jc, No. > i74c; round yellow dc.
Oats Quiet; receipts 1000 bushels,
30. white BE; No. 23Olc, No. > whit"
HIc: No. white BE; mixed western -!
m.3O5c; white western 333c. Has
Quiet but steady. Hops Firm and un-
changed. Coffee flrmer, Rio carg"cH
llIn l6lc; job lots IIi@l74c. sugar
Steady, fair To- good refining G.r'd.c.
Moasscs Quiet and unChangrd. Rice
Steady. 1aIuw Easier at b.ta6 il-l6.
Resin quiet at : 3jCrl 37l. Turpcn.
tine Firm at no 2Sc. Egg- Firm;
western 27Ca 2sc. Pork Quiet mess
II IO(n73O. Beef Dull and unchanged,
Cut Meats Quiet; long clear mlddlcr
&c: short clear 3-lGc; Lard Higher.
prime steam - 7jm5 ~ Butter
Firm, western TIA 20 Chcese-Quict
western 3a Sc. Whisky NJ ri u
bid. II -! a-kcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
SNOW Blosksds,

BurrALo. n. Y, December M-The
snow blockade Of the side tracks ami
switches stops business. Nothing doing
in grain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

A GENTS wASTED-p0R THE spsT AND
n iAsssst selling Pictorial hSoks and Dlblsp
Prca nefucsd IS pee osnI- NATIONAL Pu0-
LfsffffG 90, Phifads., p. Bo10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
WASHINGTON TOPICS.
SENATOR FENT0N AND THE BERLIN
MISSION.
Sherman's Explanation Resumption Mat
tiers Consolidating Government Sur
yeys-The Elections lnvestigat-
ing Committee - Golden
Year of the Re-
public,

Senator Fenton and ths Berlin Mission.
WAsuISGroS, December 30.-Friends
oi Senator Fenton here are very conf
dent of his appointment to- the Berlin
mission, AMI claim ~ have assurances
OF the President to that effect. 1t is
doubtful, however, whether the Presi-
dent has given any intimation to any
L.,Ir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Chicago.

CmcAGo. December Colour a-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet
aud firm: No. > red winter mC; No. .
Chicago spring s2lms2sc cash; SIG
seller January; s3,c seller February
No. 3, 7Oc; rejected jllc. Corn Dull
and prices shade lower at 3Oic cash
3OIc seller January; 30!c seller fcbru-
airy rejected l7c. Rye-Stcady and un-
changed. Iiarlcy--fairiy active and
prices a shade higher at Oslo; extra No
Z 5OldG6c. Flaxserd At 81 iwa 20
Pork Active. firm and higher at - ~
Cas7 I24 seller January; 81 JO,a97 b2B sci
Ter February; - 62i seller March, 81 ~
cash. Lard Active, firm aud higher at
s. 40 cash - 7Imj 40 seller January
- I7I6 ! 10 seller February; s. tjta
) 57I seller March. Bulk Meats Ia
good demand and price, shais higher
at - jsa3 i5GE3 o.. Dressed liogs
In good demand and prices shade
higher at - 81. Whi-kcy- Steady and
uuriuaEed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

TolEDo, December 20. - Wheat -
Firner: No. . slliie Michigan 9ll
extra white Michigan sbc asked, 1E
bid; amber Michigan, spot Siic; seller
January s5c; seller February oslo; No.
red winter, seller Deeefnber s5c; seller
January, siic; seller February Sec; No
3 red s3jc; western amber 60. Corn
Quiet; No. 9 spot Sic: seller lamar,
&c; new spot 3Z.c. OAts-Dull; No.
Z3c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Milwaukee.

MnwAUEEE December 3O.-FlDur-
STEADY and ia lair dcmaui. Whoa,
Steady: clUsrd Gm; No. Milwaukee
hard gle; No. Milwaukee s6ic; No.
= sac, seller December; No. ., Ggc /,
40. I. 5,c; rejsctei I6ic. Corn -
Quiet. No. nominal, at JOc. Oats -
Stcait No 2 lgl@l9Ec. RE 49, To-
fair demand, No. !, 42Ic. Barley -
DuIl No. spring ssic. Provisions
Quiet and steady. Pork Dull; Old
81 %. new 81 ~ LArd-Prime steam
- 80 HDgs-Live steady at 50 JUa
. 60: dressed firmer AT g. %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Healing Plaster.

>, WASHINGTON, December 30,-Lewis
r.. fayne, OF Virginia, who was recently
the Republican candidate for Congress
sYainst Hunter, in Alexanaria (Va.)
district, has bean appointed District At.
Urney Tor the Territory OF Wyoming.
eoidon Year Of the 0rsat Rspubiio.
CIV 4salSGToS, December so. - The
oh'ef OF the Bureau OF Statistics has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Cincinnati.

CNcISSATr, December D.-liogs-
Active, firm and higher, common 81 %
C2 ~ light - GEa2 10; packing ~ 10
10 : ~. butchers ~ S5to2 ~. Receipts
j.24l head shipments 3tb head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
n eg Orleans.

NEW ORLEAEs, December D.--COhce
dull; Rio rargoss, ordinary to prime.
IitalG.c, gold. Sugar stsady and in
gD,,l demand, inferior 81 good common
Ilh4sc; common "a good common &.
r5ic; yellow clarified 6iGIic. MOlAssss
demand lair and market fra: con-
mon 2Ols ~; i-Ir Zga25c; centrifugal
lga 2Sc. Riee-QuIct; louisiana Orii-
nary 4, choice 5lG1GIC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

PITTSBURGH, December 10. Petro.
3leum Quiet and steady; crude 81 l9t
at Parker's for immediate shipment; ~.
Gned Sic Tor Philadelphia delivery
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-23

DISSOLUTION.

rT,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ing between Rigbey Feeney. in the Mer-
chants Exchange Saloon. lie this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Frank Rigbey assumes the
business Of the late firm, collecting all accounts
due the late firm, and being responsible for all
demands against said firm.
F. RTGBEY,
7. FEEyEY.
SEATTLE. May ID, 1879. my24w
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REMARKABLE SUCCESS,
~ thr Mn.i Pol,nlar Author. IN thc Mnrld

Til" success of the leading literary paper
OF the West, THE en-, Alto Ledger. is truly
ruarkahr. Since Its Introduction 10 the
reading public. SIX year, ago. THr Ledger
has STEADILY advanced in favor. and Is now
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KIND III the country. It, circulation i
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Missionary Baptist.

REV. j. W. MELTON prrachrs at Coal
Springs, ID Sabbath in each month and
saturday hcfnrr-Nt Sharon. near Lisbon.
ith Sabbath Of each month and Saturday
h' inrc-Nt Homer, on the 81 sabbath aud
saturday before of each month.
Rev. \. HARRIS breaches at Antioch,
2nd sabbath of each mnuth-Nt Rock
Springs, 81 sabbath "f each month and
saturday hcfore-At New Friendship. 9Th
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4 remarkable illustration of the
pluck and nerve Of the thorough
bred race horse occurred 1T Charles
ton, South Carolina. A horse in
the four mile dash broke his right
hind leg short of ut the pastern
when IL little more than half the
distance had been traversed, but
the animal refused to give up until
the four miles were finished.
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE STATE Of
LOUISIANA.

The Louisiana Bureau Of Immigration is
receiving many letters of inquiry from
various sources calling for information for
iarin"iS. mechanics, lahorcrs, business men.
ana capitalists, who desire To settle in this
state, or invest capital here. Our bureau
mas ISSUED two descriptive circulars, with
maps, for the benefit Of such iuuuirers
We have sent Oft many circulars. and
copies of LOuisiGHd Il II l., and written
answers IN response 10 letters of inquiry.
cur bureau has opened books 10 receive
descriptions of lands for sale. propositions
To lease land. OF to have lands worked on
shire>-any propositions that NAV en-
tighten the immigrant who wants to come
10 Louisiana.
We will record all such descriptions Of
lands and propositions in our books which
VIII always be open to strangers and per-
sons wishing To purchase, and these descrip
tons will furnish the bureau with an addi-
tlonal fund Of valuable Information for
ihture circulars, and 10 he used in our LET
tiers in reply 10 inquiries
AS our board has no funds and no income
except the small amount furnished by mar
chants aud Others in New Orleans who spL-
scribe to assist us in onr labors, we re.pect-
fnlly beg the editors of the State 10 publisb
inns notice. for few weeks OF months
without charge to the board. for the bepeit
of Immigration and the State.
WI. BOGEL. President.
once Louisiana Bureau of Immigration.
No. Commercial Place, New Orleans
La, October 8, 1877.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. E. Church South
REV. J. A. PARKER. PASTOR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in each
month, at / o'clk n. III. Hcard's Church
Service. same day rs above, at 3! p. m.
Hoirrr-Sccond and Fourth SUNDAYS in
each month. nj II o'cl'k, IL. M, and Second
sundays at p. m. ArnOna-1hlrd sun
day, ut ii o. IN, aud : p. IN. Williams
Chnpel-Fourth Sunday, Mt 81 p. III.