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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30
EXTRA COPIES OF THE REGISTER

Tomorrow mornings REGISTER will
contain complete account of everything
of interest that trsnspireS in the city to-
day,-the solemn services at St.
Matthews Church; the Military Parade
and Battle; the Masonic Ceremonies, &c,
&c. A large extra edition will be
printed, and persons desiring copies to
send to friends can be accommodated by
leaving orders at the counting room.
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Fight Between Girls.

About eight o'clock last evening two
girls, each apparently about twelve years
Of age, engaged in face scratching and
halr-pulling combat on Chaphne street,
near Thlrty-hrsJ. The melee continued
until smaller girl was knOc ed down by
the two and her head badly hurt by strlk-
ing on the pavement.
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G,AneII.

Yesterday Sheriff John II. Rossler, Of
ksnawhs county, was the recipient Of a
very handsome cane, presented by Au-
ditor of State Joe Miller. There were
no parliamentary speeches of presents
tion nor scceptatlon, as the whole affair
was done in Quiet wav.
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Don't fail 10 procure Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind cole, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving rehet and health
to the child, gives rest TO the mother.
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Planters and GARDENERS, Look to Your In.
vitatiVe COMPOUND!

Or SEED AND PLANT ISyIgORAToR!
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immediate and certain termination Of
seed and rapid growth OF plants. Atten-
ton Of Tobacco and Cotton Growers Is in
yited 70 this article. Put up In soc,
SI.OO and 81 90 packages. sent by mail
on receipt OF price. send for descriptive
circulars. Liberal terms 10 reliable agents.
WAUGAMAN & CO., care Geo. Bingham
Adams EI. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The GorGuarts, Ball.

All the necessary arrangements have
been made by this company, to give one
of the grandest military balls this even
ing that has ever been known in this city.
Both the Washington and Turner halls
have been secured for the occasion.
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DisOruerly.

William Goethe, for using abusive Ian
gusge towards Joseph Doyle and Joseph
Doyle for using abusive language to-
wards William Goethe were before
Justice Wait last evening. a fine of 81
and costs was imposed in each case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

THERE is danger for children in every
medicine which contains opium in any
form and we therefore cheerfully recon-
mend DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which is
warranted not to contain opistes or any
thing injurious.
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GaIpOf Stocks.

Yesterday Auctloneer hervey sold two
shares of the Bellaire mill stock a. S92
per share, par value being 500; also five
shares Of the H.usyIlle mills at $43 per
share, par value 800.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR and others who
desire additional copies of the Ritual and
Order Of Exercises Of the Masonic cele-
brstion on Assertion day can find them
for sale at the REGISTER Counting Room.
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STRANGERS snd others can get nrst
class dinner st T. low price at Mozart hall
to-day, served by the ladies Of the Dlsci-
Piles Church from II 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

STRANGERS and others can get first
class dinner at a low price at Mozart hall
to-day, served by the ladies of the Disci-
Piles Church from IL to , o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

STRANGERS and others can get first
class dinner at low price at Mozart hall
to day, served by the ladies Of the Disci-
ples's Church from ii to o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

WATCHl WATCHI Watches are bet
ter and cheaper now than they have ever
been in Wheeling. Call at Lssh's Jew
elry store, 1905 Main street, and see how
cheap good watch can be bought.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

STRANGERS and others can get first
class dinner at low price 81 Mozart hall
to-day, served by the ladies Of the Dsci-
pies Church from II to , o'clock.
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Severely Bruised.

Tuesday morning, about 9 o'clock, one
Of the rooms OF the Whitaker mill coal
bank csved in, and the fall of slate Sc
verely but Lot dangerously bruised Tim
DDDUiv4
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ADMISSION to Fair Grounds, adults %
cents, children under II years, 10 cents.
Ladies will b9 admitted on grand stand
tree; gentlemen will be charged an extra
fee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

FINE GUITARS Solid rosewood, birds
eye maple, cherry, and other fine wood
Guitars for sale at less than cost st
Sheib's music store, Washington Hall.
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ADMISSION to Fair Grounds, adults Is
cents, children under y years 10 cents.
Ladies will be admitted on grand sts,d
free; gentlemen will be charged an extra
fee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

STRANGERS and Others can get first
class dinner at a low price at Mozart hall
to-day, served by the ladies Of the Disci-
pies Church from II TO o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

STRANGERS and others csn get first
class dinner at low price st Mozart hall
to-day. served by the ladies of the Disci-
pies Church from IL to o'clock.
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l hereby give notice that no other per-
son IN the Of city Wheeling is selling my
Ice Cream. Persons desiring it can be &C
commodsted only s. my store, Suspen-
sion Bridge Corner. z. E.ZISN.
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New Lumber Yard.

Twcnty-.Bird street, between Main
and Market streets, is now occupied as q
place for storing lumber much to the
detriment of vehicles whose drivers wish
TO pass along tat thoroughtare.
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STRANGERS and others can get first
Glass dinner at low price at Mozart hall
to-day, served BY the ladies OF the Disci-
pies Church from II to 2 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

ONE hundred gross assorted sizes Of
Flags Just received st Schulz's Confec-
tioDery.
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New Arrivals for the Ladies'.

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. All the above goods
are of the latest styles. Ladies, call and
see them at L. V. Blends, 1875 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

JTsT after the battle leave your watch
st Lssh's and baYe the sand taken cut
Of It or buy new one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

STRANGERS and others can get first
class dinner at a low price at Mozart hall
to-day, served by the ladies of the DIsci-
pies Church from II 10 2 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

Your last chance for Large Oil Paint.
ings IN Walnot and Gilt frames for $500,
at Kinks, No. 1905 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30
Notice tothe PubIic.

ALL kinds Of refreshments at Neu.
hausen's Summer Garden, to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more satisfaction
than any other. MANY DEALERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

THE train on the HemPfeld road,
leaving Wheeling At 1875 P, NJ. will not
leave to-day until 5 P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

Your last chan ,e for Large Oil Paint
iDgs in Walnut and Gilt frames for $500
at Kinks, No. 1905 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

AT the REGISTER office. at o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
81 degrees above zero. Clear.
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FOR - "A L Il.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
ELEGANT Country Residence
For Sale Cheap for Cash

~ HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
= Coal Cars, one cart, one Farm "aSOH
one Spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunG. one new
lNrino Macon. =. J. ELLIFRlTZ.
snIS Cor oath aud Market streets
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HIGH living cannot be INDUCED in
without dissgreesbIe consequences. If
you feel thPt your blood is out OF order
use Dr.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30

FLAGS, Balloons and Fire Works at
Schulz's Confectionery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MAS BREWERY, &c,

In the Municipal Court Of wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &C,
vs. o.,
Margaretha Mas, administrators OF DaNlu
Mas, decd, and Others,
IN CHANCERY.
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CONCERT at Neuhsusen's Garden to-
day.
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The very best w kdOne al
the very lows nguTes.
REGISTER coMPA
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

begin llth July, 1873, and end llth sep
EN- Der. Have proved OF signal use,-lst,
students who design TO pursue their
tudies at this or other Law-schoOl y, 10
hose VINO propose 10 Tea I privately; and
I'd, % practitioners who have not had the
advantage OF systematic instruction. For
circular apply (P %. University Of Va 10
JOHN b. MISOR, Prot. Com. and StBt. Law
maZjegWs
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder super
edes all other brands.
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~ cUREs DSLhStsU MT
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In tho wonderful medicine % h.rh 'nH' r.
Ell are above directed fDr pol a. r.D ..
believes he has combined W hUrHHg -
Natures sovereign curative prnr'rIo' "'''
God has ln-llcd into 'lo EnTr' bio f.f no
fDr healing the sick than We're ever before ',.h.
biueI 90 one medicine. The rrifrre" y 'h. i.f
o. found iu The great variety - u..' ..
the cure ~ bronchitis, severe coughs
aud the early STAGE ~ COusum ptlOn' -
aseDuisheI the medical faculty. ann 'N
physicians pronounce % u.G gr'H.".' H'
discovery NJ he age. While Do cures hn %
est Coughs itatrcuyflrns ne 0..'Um Er' purl-
files the blood. 49, q, great "t -
blood purifying prIprrNcH. IL cures al h"-
moFs from tic wort NCTOfula ~
BIOtch, Pimplc, or Eruption. NsL,-. .. /.
disease. Mineral PUi-ur., frf '"' '''.-
Grad cHfc', Hri vigorous tnt.'. ont
coust tuition established. ITyslp"Ihs, SAT-
rheum, Fever sores, NcHIy or hous"
skin, % short All uIc nusH'fpt- .t''- .-,.f
o. bad blood are conquered D." t.' pp"''--'
purifying, and inylgOratiug moi.r.n'.
n ron feel dull drowEv. fcb0Ahri. have ~.
low color Of skin, or yellow sH brown ..' %
face NJ holy, frequent hoaitra' ~ '"hi,,'..
bal taste iu mouth, Internal heat 10 rl.s NJ
mated with hot Gushe-, IDW ~ -.n, ana spyLg.
f0reyDf ngs. irregular app" POI AZ t.s
C0alcd. you are suffering from Torpid Li'''i
oliver Complaint" only Il~ - -
symptoms are experienced - .'.
All surh caSes. Dr. Pierce GD.lr1 W. A. .F
c1very haz no equal NJ 10 eject yt''.. .-i''
leaving ue liver strengthened anil a'tAI'
SOLD BY DaUeGlSTsM PR s0TTL
Prer1rc.' ~ ". v. PIERCE, u. d., 90
PROM. rfDr, at tie "OELDb DirFhH'ANH
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Trustee,s Sale Of Real Estate.


ny VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
Is made to me by Richard Nolan and
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May o,
ISTI. and recorded in the office OF the Gierk
oI the County Court OF ohio county, west
Virgiuia, in deed OF trust book No: pages
Is and 10, / will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1878,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at tn e
'front.' door OF the Court house, u LnS CltE
81 Wheeling. the following described real
estate. that is to say: The west, or alley
mart of the south half OF lot 1856, situate on
The west side OF old Fourth street, anu I
north of old Union street, that is 10 say so
Inncb of said half lot as fronts on the alley
Tunning eaStwardly towards old FouTlh
street, about As feet, more or less, toseIher
with the buildings thereon. 49,.
The title TO the above property Is OeIieN-
ed to be unqueStionabIe, but selling a.
tTustee l shall only convey such utle As Is
49, THOS. O'BRIEN,
u ASCOT Trustee.
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FREE lunch at Neuhsusen's BelYedere
Saloon to-day.
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MOthcrs, Mothera. MoIhers

CHOICE Teas always on hand at u. s,
Feeuey's, No. 1907 Msin street.
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POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed Of three cases, with
fines ranging from 81 10 so.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-27
Written for the Sentinel.l
THE CHURCH AT GLENVlLLE
BY MRS. SALLIE A. RAMAGE-
CHAPTER i.

CHAPTER /.
For the first time in long, long while the
church at Glenville was full of people sun
day morning at half past 10 o'clock. This
was so rare thing that the usual late corners
looked surprised and then aggrieved to see
that they must preforce take back seats or
90 home. The congregation was composed
mainly of FARMERS. their wives and daugh
ters, with here and there young men, who
came TO church partly to please their sweet
hearts and partly to satisfy their curiosity,
for In common with everybody else for five
miles around they wanted to see the new
preacher. This self same curiosity had been
the motor that had impelled young and old,
men. women and children, saints and sin
ners to church the dreary, cold Sunday in
October. Many of the people had not seen
the inside of the church for three months,
when a church fair had for six nights made
the edifice the goal of all their desires. and
had seemed to them like an earthly para
disc. With its windows estooned with
evergreen and paper flowers, its pull
pit turned into a ''Post Office" and
four several corners Fishing ponds" ice
cream saloons and ''fancy tables" it did
indeed look little like the quiet, dusty place
that awed the children with the echoes that
Knocked the loud prayers and the quivering
voice of the pastor or deacons. But the fair
was not a success, either financially or
socially, and though the evergreen decora-
tions faded and fell apart, the many stories
of backbiters and the petty gossiping of the
village remained and hourished, like so
many vampires drawing the blood from the
weak church society. The pastor was glad
when the time came to leave his people. He
had tried hard to be indeed a shepherd to
the flock, but too many of the sheep were
unruly and headstrong, and the old man
was too weak to follow them and bring them
back. He was truly pious, and his life was
as clean and white as the newly fallen snow
on the hillside around the church, but he
was gentle md mild, and he could not speak
TO reproye or chide. His family was large,
and his salary meagre, and earthly troubles
and cares crept into the aching heart even
when it was most anxious for the souls
OF those who needed not its prayerful
utterances. He uttered no remonstrances,
asked little help, never complained, but his
face grew thin and his step slower as the
days dragged wearily by. His clothes were
shabby his coat carefully mended, and the
seams all neatly mixed looked old and rusty,
and the gloss on his hat suggested rainy
nights and much brushing. His wife wore
the same black alpaca and fades shawl that
she had for five years. Her bonnet was
relic of the past, and the ribbons of sober
grsy had grown old in the service OF the
church She was quiet, demure woman,
such a domestic creature that the people
often likened her to the stsid old hens In
their coats of dapple gray, ciucking about
the barn yard, meyer going beyond the sight
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In Scribner for March is the second INSTALL
ment of Noah Brooks's "reminiscences of
Lincoln" continued from the midwinter
number. After speaking of the presidents
great delight in John Brougham's "Pocahon-
tas," Mr.. Brooks says:
Lincoln liked TO go to the theater. 1t
gave him an hour or two of freedom from
care and worry, and what was betterfreedom
from the interruption of Office seekers and
politicians. He was on such terms with the
managers of two of the theaters that be could
go in privately by the stage door, and slip
into the stage boxes without being seen by
the audience. Concealed by the friendly
screen of the drapery, he saw many
plays without public observation. Once, l
remember we were alone at Ford's theater,
in box directly under the one in which he
afterward was assassinated. He was in re-
markable flow of spirits. and made many
comical remarks on the progress OF the play.
Edwin Booth was playing in The Merchant
of Venice" and rs we sat, two or three
of the supernumeraries, who wore
scarlet hose. were constantly in the line
of sight. Finally the president said,
~ wonder il those red legged, pigeon toed
chaps don't think that they are playing this
play? They are dreadful numerous. Just
before the act drop went up each time he
consulted his programme and said, This is
act two eyes," or "act eye "" as the case
might be. And as we went home be said,
"It was a good performance, but l had a
thousand times rather read it at home, if it
were not for Booths playing A farce or
comedy is best played; a tragedy is best read
at home"
On another occasion, at the same theater,
Lincoln saw Forrest play Lear" But he
was more impressed by John McCullough's
playing of Edgar than by the great trage
dams acting. With certain simplicity of
manner he asked, 'Do you suppose he would
come to the box ii we sent word?' / replied
that the actor would undoubtedly be graft
fed to hear personal commendation from
him. Mr. Mccullough accordingly
brought TO the door of the box, all dressed
in stage rags and straw as he was, and the
president thanked him very cordially and
with discriminating praise for the pleasure
which he had received from the perform
ance.
J. ii. Hackett, in his part OF Falstaff, was
another actor who gave Lincoln great de-
light With his usual desire to signify to
others his sense of Obligation, he wrote a
genial little note TO the actor. expressing
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ALL SOKTS.

Kid gloves, fastened with gold link fans,
instead Of buttons are the newest styles in
these important articles of ladies' dress.
The latest things in bangles is to have an
autograph engraved upon the coin instead
of the monogram and crest, as formerly.
Mrs. Moore, the sweet singer of Michigan,
came naturally enough by her poetic genius.
She is descendent from Tom Moore, on her
husbands side.
Lace sleeves have become so popular that
= lace has been manufactured expressly for
the purpose. 1t resembles the silk Mechin
lace, and is dotted with pearl, or clair de
lune beads.
the gender of ovum?' J.-''It is neuter,
sir; no, it is masculine; no. you can't tell
what it Is" Professor O.-"Why can't you
tellY' J.-"Why, sir, you can't tell the
gender till 1t is hatched."
There has inst died in poor house near
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a man named James
Morris who was ninety-eight years old. He
had been drunkard for more than half
century, and had babitually violated the
commonest rules of health.
Mrs. Hayes, il is reported, always calls her
guests at the white house ''the friends" She
has been having cameo portrait of her hus-
band cut as memoir OF her silver wedding.
1t is set as a brooch in platinum, and has
four large diamonds sparkling about its rim.
The whole number Of college graduates in
the Columbia law school is two hundred and
fifty-five. Yale leads with forty-nine stu
dents Columbia follows with thirty-nine
students Then comes the college OF the
city of New York with thirty-one students;
while Harvard sends only thirteen students.
The most beautiful and fashionable orna.
msnt for the hair which has appeared during
the present season Is the Greek band in one,
two or more rows, encircling the front of the
head. This IL the revival OF fashion which
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his pleasure at witnessing his performance,
Mr.. Hackett in rsply, sent a book of some
sort; perhaps it was ore of his own author
ship. He also wrete several notes to the
president. One nigst, quite late, when the
episode bad passed oct of my mind, went
to the white house IL answer to a message,
Passing into the presidents Office, noticed.
to my surprise, Hackets sitting in the ante
room, as if waiting for an audience. The
president asked me If anyone was outside.
On being told he said, half sadly, "Oh- Z
can't see him; can't see him. / was in
hopes he had gone away" Then he added,
Now. this just illustrates the difficulty OF
having pleasant friends aad acquaintances
in this place. You know how liked Hack
EFT as an actor, and how wrote to tell HIM
So He sent me that boc<, and there E
thought the matter would end He is a
master OF his place in the profession, sup
pose, and we'll fixed in it. But Just because
we had little friendly correspondence.
such as any two men mipht have, be wants
something: What do you suppose he
wants l could not guess, and Lincoln
added: "Well, he wants to be consul to
London. Oh, dearr'