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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Resolutions of Respect.

At regular meeting Of Lincoln
Lodge. No. ~. !. o. .. r., held in Odd
Fellows Hall, BenwOod, saturday even
ing, November IL, 1878, the following
preamble and resolutions were submit
ted and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Supreme Ruler OF the
Universe has, in His wisdom, called our
beloved brother, William f.. Limberger,
to precede us in the mysterious journey
To the dark and silent tomb; therefore,
il is
ReSoltrl, That in this sad dispensation
oi Providence We have been deprived of
4 worthy and beloved brother. whose
MANY virtues, goodness OF heart, and
genial character, endeared him, by more
than ordinary ties, Ia all those by whom
he was known.
Re~,ir,d. That by the suddennesS OF
this affection. We are forcibly reminded
oil the uncertainty oi life, Of the vast
importance OF stricter observance Of
the elcvating principles of our beloved
order, and the Christian religion.
Hc0trrd, That We tender to the rela-
tives and friends OF our deceased broth
er, the assurance OF our heartfelt sym
pathv and sorrow in our common loss,
and while We deplore the dispensation
which has removed from our vicinity,
a faithful brother aud warm hearted
friend. We sincerely believe and trust
ne has found place in the celestial
city above" that house not made with
hands. Eternal in the Heavens, where
We hope at last to arrive by firm reli-
ance on Divine Providence, our own
endcavors and the blessing OF God.
Rrsolred, That a copy OF these resolu-
tons be- transmitted by the Secretary to
the relatives Of the deceased brother, and
inserted in the Wheeling daily papers.
[Signed FRANK McJILToN,
TOHlmitsS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
BELLAIRE LOCALS.


Resolute Council, No. Is, Junior Or
der u. 4. NJ, observed Yesterday as
thanksgiving anniversary OF the order.
Services were held in the Church OF the
Disciples, Rev. B. S. Dean, the pastor,
preaching the sermon. Some OF the best
Young men in the city compose the
Council. and their appearance on the
street Yesterday in full regalia was
quite a surprise to our citizens, many 81
whom were not aware OIL the existence
of the organization.
Ed. Feely. Deputy County Treasurer,
and Sam Chambers, the 81. Evansville
druggist, were down yesterday.
The funeral of Miss Alfea Sniveley,
which occurred Yesterday, was largely
attended. The assembly ut the resi-
dence of her father was so large that not
hall Of them could be accommodated
with.even standing room in the house,
and the sidewalk was crowded.
4 woman from Bridgeport was buried
AZ the city cemetery Yesterday.
An exhibition of oil paintings Illus
trative OF the Bible, will be given at the
Disciples Church this evening.
4 Justice of the Peace, in place OF II.
d. Meek, will be elected Monday, De-
cember ,.
Mr.. James Hall, son OF Charles Hall,
of Quincy, has secured school at
Uniontown, and will enter upon his
duties n teacher to-day.
The GAINESVILLE District Conference
Of the VI. f.. Chruch, convenes in the
church of that denomination i'll this
city tomorrow, and will remain in SEES
sion three days. 1t is composed Of all
the ordained and local ministers, exhor-
tiers, ruling stewards, and one class
leader from each church in the District.
4 little boy named LETTERS, living on
Rose Hill, was Dadly scalded Friday by
the upsetting Of coffee pot upon him.
The third monthly examination OF
the High and Grammar grades OF the
public schools will be held this week.
Rev. CASTOR, on Friday, united in the
holy bonds OF marriage, Mr.. William
Mclean, OF Illinois, and Miss GLADDEN.,
OF Centrrville, this State.
The Lotus Club new literary and
dramatic association are rehearsing the
spectacular military drama Of ALA
toona." and will, with the assistance OF
the Baron Cadets, present II To the
public III Zelch's hall.
At the close vi the series OF meetings
held bv the Second NJ. f. Church last
week. the following resolution Was
passed.
Re0lrsd, That the thanks OF the
Church are due and are hereby tender
Ell to the City Council Tor allowing the
use oi the City Hall rent free, and to
MAYOR CasScll and Marshal Archer for
MANY kind attentions during the meet
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Temperance Talk.

The General Executive Temperance
Committee have had in contemplation
for some time the more earnest and
effective work as conducted by Mr.. Thos.
lIornbrook and others last winter, and
with view to this, they have secured
through Mr.. Hornbrook the Use Of
Washington Hall for that purpose, and
IL soon as arrangements are perfected
and the various details as 10 music, lit
erature, &C., are completed the work
will he comrnenced and carried on
vigorously. To insure success il viii be
of vital importance that every friend Of
the cause take his or her proper place
in the fight against the common Zoe.
The line win be clearly drawn and well
defined, and il will be incumbent upon
every one to take a position for oraezinst
the cause in which all are interested !
The committee are acorresponding
with several prominent speakers abroad
and are preparing programme that
cannot fail 10 be interesting and profit
able. This programme is MO be pre-
scented. and each meeting with the
speakers, Svc., viii be duly advertised.
4 large meeting was held at Mozart
Hall Yesterday afternoon under the
management Of the Ladies' hand. Mrs..
Whitenon conducted the meeting.
Mrs. Springer delivered an effective
address at Mozart Hall ON Saturday
evening. Il q 3 50
The Fifth street NJ. +. Churrh col
oredl Mas crowded Saturday night,
Alex. Turner presiding Forty SIGNED
the please- B. n. Porter, Robert
Marshxh. OApt Bsgsx, Rev, Prosses md
the president matie stirring speeches
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..I,he Soldierz, Trllaf I"

The celebrated play OF the above name
will be presented by George {. Boni-
face a. Corporal Antoine. at the
Opera House, this evening. The piece
is thrilling story of the wars of Napo-
leon Bonaparte, the play is symmetri-
cally wrought out, the plot Is natural
and increases in intensity and interest
as il progresses. is full oi startling situa-
lions, and affords opportunities ior the
picturesque display OF the emotions
Throughout the play Mr.. Boniface pre-
sents prominently and effectively the
nobleness andiignity of character OF the
ryI, and invests il with an indisrribabIe
charm. The play is spiendidfy mount
ed, and the costumes are attras tive and
elegant. The first act has an admirably
arranged camp scene on an outpost, and
closes with the capture Of Corporal
Antoine" by the Austrians. The other
scenes sire equally good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
A Change in Time,

This morning. the Elm Grove street
car line will begin 10 run on new
schedule, the cars leaving the corner oi
Market and Eleventh streets, every
sixty-iive minutes instead of every
forty-live minutes, rs heretofore. Pre-
yiously there were four ears run On this
road, but during the winter only two
cars will he in use. The first car will
leave the city at 40 o'clock \. VI, and
the last nj 9:3J T.. NJ. There il some
talk OF doing away with the office OF
SUPERINTENDENT.
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings In the
Different judicial Bodies.


Different judicial Bodies.
srpReMr corRr-JuDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JoHSsoS.
This court met at 10 O'Clock and all OF
the Judges being present, the following
business was transacted.
In the case of Wallace vs.. Wallace,
from Ohio county, an appeal was grant
ed. No bonds required.
The case of Dinges VS.. Bronson from
Hardy county, was affirmed. Opinion
by Okey Johnson.
Campbell's administrator vs.. Janney
It als., and Janney It ais, VS..
Campbell's administrator, from Jeffer-
son county, affirmed, except As to Mrs.
Janney, and reversed and remanded Is
10 her interests in the estate. Opinion
bv c. p. 7. Moore.
Yickers VS.. =. L o. railroad company,
IRON Harris county, affirmed. Opinion
by H. I. HAMMOND.
Martin VS.. b. 4 o. railroad company,
from Mineral county, reversed and
new trial awarded. Opinion by Ihos.
{. Green.
On motion OF Daniel Lamb, ESD.
Thomas f. Davis, Esq, OF Richie coun-
~. was admitted to practice law in this
court.
Adjourned until $50 o'clock Saturday
next.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The will of Jacob Buntz was pro
duced in open court and proven by
oaths Of August Matthews and w. ;.
phipps. subscribing witnesses, and or
iered 10 be recorded.
In the case of Frederick knuth ~.
Frederick Knuth for divorce, a decree
;, ri,,ruIo mdiri,aOrH was entered.
On the case OF G.. F.. Land ~. VI. NJ.
Land for divorce, a decree rncuto mdir'-
mont was entered.
The balance of the time of the court
was occupied until 1890 O'Clock in ar
guing demurrers.
Adjourned until Q o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT-MAYOR SWEENEY.
Money was scarce among the offenders
on saturday, out Of six cases, only one
fine being paid, and that a small one.
Louis Buchanan, a moke, was slight
" iisorderly and in default OF two dol
lars and costs went up TO the hill.
Henry Schwartback was drunk and
couldn't pay one dollar and costs, and
followed Buchanan.
The case of Henry Bushman was an
aggravated one. He had assaulted VIM.
Watkins and during his trip to the lock
up,indulged in abusive language toward
the arresting officers. During the hear
Ing, Robert Crowthers was testiiying
and saving something that displeased
the autocratic Bushman, he went Tor the
witness. He got thirty days for each Of
fence. Winter will be thinking OF that
lap OF spring, and Christmas and Wash
ington's Birthday will pass into history
before he will have an opportunity t"
batter any one again.
Francis Kearns, was the money man,
he was fined one dollar and costs Tor
dsorierly and bought out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
FEMALE FOLLlES.
One Female Makes a Griev0us
Charge Against aCOmpaniOn.

On last Saturday evening Lizzie
Baker, a Sixth ward female, made com
plant before Squire Wait, charging one
isabella Thomas. alias Belle Clar ke,
with having given her certain medicine
with which To produce an abortion.
The Clark woman was arrested Satur-
day evening by Constable Cooper and
lodged in Jail to await an examination
before Squire Wait, at . o'clock
to-day The witnesses in the case are
Mrs. Bachman, Mrs. Taylor and
Laura Hail. The girl Baker, it will be
remembered, sworc out u warrent re-
Gently before the same Justice for one
John Potts, charging that he attempted
10 violate her person in alley {, near the
intersection Of Twenty-fourth street.
She lives, as q domestic, with family
at No. 2;,42 alley b, between Main and
Market streets.
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Will Prbated.

last Saturday the last viii AMI ,esta-
ment OF jacob Bentf. deesssi, was ad
mitted Ia record in thu Office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. The pro-
visions ri the document are as follows:
First. The testator deyi~es anil be-
queaths unto his vile, Elizabeth Bentz,
all his real estate and personal property
OF Whatsoever kind or description, mher'
ever the same may he situated. She,
the said Elizabeth BentI, is directed Ia
pay all Just debts and liabilities III the
testator.
Seeond. The testaior further directs
that his wife, the said Elizabeth BentZ,
ret rs his executrix snd be required TO
give no bond as such exeentrix.
The paper Isolated November 9th,
1878, and Is witnessed by August
Mathews and ". s. Phipps.
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Wheeling Talent Abroad.

We arr pleased to hear that Frof. Her
mann Eberliny. well-known to our mus
ical people rs a talented musician and
music teacher meets with great success
in Stuttgart, whittier he went in order
to finish his musical education. We were
shown German paper containing a re-
port of concert given by the pupils of
the ROYAL Conservatory in II. John $
Church, in which Mr. Eberling partici-
pated, playing an organ solo. (Sonate
in { Sharp for Organ by Franz Lach-
ner, Adagio, Andantino, Introduction
and Andante Con Motto with Variations
The organ in that church is said to be 4
very fine instrument, having three man.
uals and seventy-five stops. The per
formance Of the young artist was very
warmly applauded, and his Professors
and fellow-musicians gathered around
him Ia felicitate him on his success.
We hear that Mr. Herman Eberling will
return home next spring and resume
his position as music-teacher in our city.
and We trust that he will succeed in
bringing new life into our musical cir
cles, which seem to have taken rest for
this season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

500 TO Colorado, 1t is q perfect Arcad a
Tor Consumptives. Consumption can
not exist in that climate. People who
"a there even in the last stages OF the
disease, alter residence Of only lew
months, come away perfectly restored.
tell YOU dose OF Colorado In the, best
remedy for consumption ever discover-
ed. Such are some oithe praises layished
upon Colorado as a resort for consurnp-
tive, and only prove how egregiously
ignorant there speakers and writers are
Of the real nature OF the disease. II We
were not personally acquainted with
some Of these prsisers and know them
to lie honest, weIl-meaning people, we
should suspect that they had been
''roped'' into an advertising scheme, to
augment the price and sale OF Colorado
lands. or were working in the interest
of some Colorado hotel-keeper. Persons
suffering iron a MIR iasaslmatioa Of fks
Iuay tisme are doubtless often completely
restored by brief resideneein Colorado
OF Florida. But when scrofulOus mat
ter has Leyun 10 accumulate in the lungs,
no climate, however healthful, can dioas
effect 8 cure. 4 thorough course OF
medical treatment Is required, aided by
such hygienic measures as the condition
OF the patient winpemit. The scrofulous
matter must be absorbed and expelled
from the system by the use Of efficient
Alternatives. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is powerful alieratiye,
and. aided BY the Pleasant Purgztive
Pellets, is an invaluable agent for e1pel-
ling scrofnlous matter from the lungs
and system- Dr. Pierce,s Inyalid,s Ho-
tel, at Buffalo ~ Y, oders special adj
vmtaees to this class OF patients. The
best methods Of medical and hygienie
treatment are there pursued, besides the
locality h enc 81 the lev which enjoys
special Immunity from this disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
A Marrow Escape.

Last Saturday morning while an Is
land car was crossing the c. K i. track,
at Bridgeport, the horse attached to the
street car stumbled and iell The up
train on the c. 4 p. road was approach
ing at lively speed, aud was not more
than one hundred yards off
when the engineer was sig
nailed by several passengers who
were in the street car at the time. When
the train stopped the engine was but a
lew yards from where the PROSTATE
horse Was. The accident. which might
have resulted fatally, was wholly unex-
pe,ted. and no one i 10 blame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Disposal of Real Estate.

Last SATURDAY, in front Of the Court
House, Hervey Il Pace sold at auction
a part Of lot OF ground ON Wabash
street, Island, owned by the old Mer-
chants Bank, TO Mr.. Noble for the
sum oi SOC cash. The sale Of the other
lot was postponed on aoeount OF small
bids. EAE
saturday afternoon. in inant al the
Court House, lLaller 4 Christman sold
a lot of ground on Zane street, owned
by James Hawicy, To J. VI. Lash for
$50. The sale of the Nat Arthur prop
erty. located on Fifteenth street. was
postponed, H. only S.,3H was bid on it.
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Have you seen those new Gold
Neck Chains
JACOB w. GRCBB.
Jeweler, llJl Main Street.
An Eve Indicated.

On last Saturday Miss Celia Tracy, 4
Young lady residing AT Grafton, who
has been suffering with IN injured eye
for some weeks past, arrived in the city,
and was taken to the hospital, where
she had her LETT eye indicated yester,
day morning at eleven O'Clock. The
nucleatiOn. which was very successful,
was performed by DIR. lIardesty, assisted
bv Drs. ID. Il. Ward, Health Officer, and
I 4 'Campbcll.
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Unavailable Matter.

The following mail matter is detained
at the Wheeling postotiice:
Ietters-Rev. J. A. Wilson, FL
bridge, Ford county, ILL.,; Harry May
hugh, Belmont, Belmont county, Ohio:
Mrs. Maggie Zane, city; Jacob Stebler,
Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa; Miss Mary
4. Sally. Mt. DE Chantal, city: l.. W.
Williams 4 Co. Nos. 2l0 and PIP, Clark
street, Chicago, III.
Papers--L Denniston, Valley Grove.
W. Va. Miss Maggie l.. OFT, Wood
stock. Va: Mrs. Mary Webb, Hunting
ton N IA -------
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Musical.

This evening there will he = social
rehearsal oi number of singers, Al
wiesel Hall, Tor the purpose OF organic,
ing chorus for brilliant dramatic can
,ata To be- shortly given. The rehearsals
will be directed by r. W. Seager, OF
New York city. The committee who
have charge is composed of q. {.
Dewey, DIR. I. II. Logan, {. Y. Lucas,
Prof. Il. Gutenberg, W. ii. Sheib. 4.
ii. Beach and J. :. Rhodes.
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Tnnkfen

The following deeds were recorded 4,
the Office of the County Clerk, Saturday.
Deed made November 18th, 1877, by
Henry Hahne and wife TO Frank Gruse.
for the north half of lot No. 10, square
No. Il, fronting ON the east side of Chap
line street, Sixth ward. Compensation
500. .Esff s80F
Deed made October 2i;h, ISIS, by
John III. Good, trustee, TO Frederick
folmar, for all that certain piece vi land
tying and being situated in Ohio county,
md between the National road and
Wheeling creek. being part OF lot No.
~ ofthe Graeer essste. Consideration
~. .ss.k , raa s1aaxrf , a. - -.
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PROPOSALS.
Propoeals for Public Printing and Binding.
and for Furnishing Stationery for the
State Of West Virginia.
Or,,cy or Cossl~ioStRs
OF PlbIlC PkINriNU, SiAIk VF ri ' '
s8Al- wHNIISc. November ., Ism

I
.8Al- WHn1ISe. November ., l>sA
Sealed proposals will he received by the Com
Inis-ioners Oh public printing. ~ the Auditor
Office. In the Capitol until December !. ISIS, for
supplying the State Of West Virginia With sta
ti0nefy and printing paper, aud Tor the eAec1,
ton OF public printing and binding. nor tao tsi
years iron the second Wednesday OF January,
ls?s
ZACH proposal must he accompanied by
bond, executed according a. law, by the bidder,
gith at least two good and sufficient sureties ne
siding In this STATE. Ia the penal sum OF Tn
thousand Dollars. far all state printing. snd the
penal sum OF Two Thousand Dollars ior all stale
binding. and the penal SUM Of Five Thousand
Dollars for furnishing paper and stationery, con.
diI0ned for the faithful performance OF the Goa.
tracts. No bid pnnseoinpSnied by such bond
win be entertained BY The Commissioners OF
Public Printing.
Ksimsle, 0f Die work 70 be done. and mate
rial fanlshed. txsfther with blank forms for
propo.aIs. bonds, xr-. viii be furnished on APP
phs1ticn 90 thr Commissioners of Public Print
ing. on and aitef the 18th inst
All pfvpo14i must he made en- the printed
blanks sn1 fcsms. furnished by the commik-
i0nefs. ". x. FESDi.ETOS, q
yfsstIsut1 Hoard cosamisstossn public Printing.
~. nosb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

The xintsr sSAsduk rent into sefsc4
on the man stem and Haskenbufg
branch Of the b 4 O. Eailrpna yester.
day a Is o'c3ock noon. hsssee9 trims
will be run q sfolbu1, fon8 60;
Train No. 5EiIi depart = 81 g; No.
! at6:l0 y H.. No. 3 IN Srsfyessf ~
a. N. and "a. l0st Has !. II IS:
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Wbeelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Come and See-PluInmers Gallery.
Offul-D. C. List, Jr.
For Cincinnati--Stcamrr Andes.
New stock Dry Goods--George T..
Stifel 4 Co.. Head OF Local.
Commissioners sale.
Special Announcement - brueS "
Golfer.
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HarPer'S Magazine
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE i the American
Magazine alike IN the literature and In art-Bos'
ton Traveller.
The most popular Monthly in the world.-N.
\. Observer.
It's an excellent companion Tor the young, a
delight Ia the mature, soace Tor declining
age.-l.ouisville Courier journal.
No other Monthly in the world can show so
brilliant list al contributors; nor does any iIr-
nish it, readers with ~ great variety and ~
superior = quality of literature -Watchman,
Boston.
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MAGAZINES.
Harper's Weekly.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF TIE PRES.

The WEEKLY remains easily Al the head OF
illustrated papers by its line Literary qualify, s
beauty of its type and woodcuts--Springheid
Republican.
10 pictorial attractions are superb, and en-
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The WEEKLY Is potent agency for the dis
semination of correct political principles, and
powerful opponent Of shams frauds, and false
pretenses.-ENening Expre>s, Rochester.
The Volumes Of the WEEKLY begin with
the first Number for January oil each year. When
no time is mentioned. IL will be understood that
the subscriber wishes to commence with the
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Hands. nothing eqpals Keller's Roman
Liniment. For sale by Ill druggists.
Price 50 cents.
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The volumes Of the MAGAZINE begin with
IN. Numbers for June and December Of each
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understood that the subscriber wishes To- begin
With the current Number.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

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TRAGEDY N 1Hl EIGHTH WARD.
Edward Kiger Murders Franz Hobreeht---
A Terrible Lesson Taught---Ihe
Principals. Young men---The
Assassin Makes Good
His Escape.
The ORIGIN The CRIME.

The knife was brought into fatal play
in the Eighth ward OF this city, Satur-
day night, last, about $50 O'Clock. Two
Young men, respectively eighteen and
nineteen years OF age, named Edward
Kiger and Franz Hobrecht, the former
living with his parents at the corner Of
Wood and Forty-tirst streets, and the
latter residing with his parents on For
tv-second street, between Wood and Ja-
cob streets, became involved in Il quar-
rel. which resulted in Niger killing H"-
brecht.
The young men were both mem-
beers Of
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The Volumes VI the BAZAR begin with the
first Number 81 January 81 each Year. when no
time Is mentioned, IL will he understood that
the subscriber wishes 10 commence with the
Number next after the receipt 81 his order.