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TRUE.
Dr. Prico's havorings OF lonol, almond, etc, arc
a. natural aud atrong as can DO made.
, 1879-06-19
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
r. Wheeler, Utica, N, T., II nt tho Tromont.
Gt5rvo Emmaraon, Toaodo Is at tho Gsrslncr. |
stanley plummer, Washington, Is at tho "a
cite,
X. mud J. Cornish, Australia, ara guests Of the
Pacific.
u. L. chase, 81. Louis, Ia among the guesta Of
e. Woo'worth, sanlusky, O., is registered at
the fremont
&C. Eldr!dgc, Fond au Lac, 10 solourning at
A. J. 1ortcr, pittsburg. Is one Of the guests Of
tho Gatlner.
cnarlcs II. Blake, wlnsscd, Conn, is reg
istcrcd At tho Palmer.
john G. Bigelow. Worcester, Mass, Is so
journng At tho Palmer.
II. l.. Taylor an,l bride, etroator, ILL.,, sro
guests OF tho fremont.
j. 8. Clarkson md j. 8. Runnols, OF Des
Motncs, are at the Sherman.
Charles 1,ackus, Of the San Francsco Min
dtrels, ls domcilcd at the Pa1tner.
2, n. Meyers, Vicc-rreslcut Of the Mime.
,otn Southern Railroad, ia at the Pacific.
Juatlce Brown was not In tho judgment.scat
yesterday, being understood to ba sick At home.
William Il. South, Superintendent OF tho
Unttod States Llfe.saving Service, Is stopping at
the Palmer.
The County Board Committees on Public
seryco autl Hospital haVo meetings set Tor this
afternoon.
The sopl,mose claas Of tho ChIesgo University
have their annnal meeting and banquet at tho
fremont House this evening.
Mr.. Chester, Of No. 9 West Lake fstrcet, tas
placed signal light on Clark street bridge TO
notify teams and pedestrians when 1t Ia open or
shut
All the public schools In The city will close
this afternoon to gtyo the tcnchers an oppnrtuuE-
ty to receive their scrip for February, March,
mud April.
Tie Temperature yestcn1av. as observed by
1fanasse, opt[ciau, 80 Madison street, (lR1npNB
Barometer 1t q. ' H., &5oss: ) ,. m m, aS.75.
climbing upon derrick at the corner Of Mtor9an
and Monroe streets at o'clock Tuesday even
ea 5 sa ea ans M e Ms Rs stois T. Ii
home, No 81 Norton street.
Two special trains With seventeen coaches fu1l
2f indianapolis e1ctrsiontsts nrrivcd fn the city
Tuesday evening, va the Baltimore l. Ohio, and
~, ,, ~" ,,r. % an naee
ahe pasty "nIen nu.sastS ~ SPELL H. yss!eInay
IN sceEE tne s,sits ~ an aoueL ai,c G'ty' iea'"
'ns 1oF ''oo'e ~ 1ne ''on'"s ~ oe'oe1.
?: +. snox aensrsl ;| p.s.eager Agent! Agent Of the
cral Agent Of the Chicago. Rock 1slaud s. Pacific
Railroad; r. D. Welsh, General Freight Agent
Of t,'c st. Louis d Iron Mountain Railroad; and
". X. MAXWELL Geueral Freight Agent ot tho
Houston 6; Texas Central Railroad, are at the
Palmer.
Ua1t, 1s,,E., IT.
...ao poy naTSI m noao s E ~ III pe"gtuJns ~,
~ ~ Uo T. usu ne tne
ia tic baaketfactorf 1t No. 88 Fulton street, 4
few weeks ago he was badly cut about tho hea.l
while at work ia tfe same shop md year ngo
his brother had both feet amputatcd in similar
sccident.
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'IeeSHeu not.es VI asassonent ~, WI p!eAss ca..
o. ny Assessots olace eo's "Sek, wnen u can
pe aalustea Witnoot tfoun.s ~, to tnemsoiVes com-
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, 1879-06-19
DRUNKENNESS


Or. D'Unge1. discoyerpt OF tho clnchepa cu1o for
drunkenness, cure4 all cases. Room ~ Palmer
Npuhe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
METHODIST Union.

The various Methodist Churches OF
the city united in service held at the
Fourth Street Church. Rev. Z. 7. MAS
den otiiciated and was assisted by the
pastors Of the several churches whose
congregations were present. The music
was unusually fine, for which much
praise has been lavished on the choir.
A full synopsis OF the sermon will be
found in our Sunday Column
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
The ornhans, Thanksgiving

Could the friends who SO nobly re-
sponded To the call Of the lady managers
oi the Children's Home for articles for Il
Thanksgiving dinner have been present
Thursday as the feast Was enjoyed, they
would indeed have felt il "more blessed
Ia give than receive JOY was. written
upon every little face, and the entire
Home family hal turkey, sweetmeats,
fruits, cookies, &c, enough and to
spare. In all the history Of the
Home, the Thanksgiving response has
never been more liberal than this year.
Precisely at l. O'Clock the children sur
rounded the table, and being taught Of
the Author Of every cool good gift, they
united in saying their usual grace,
Lord bless this food which now We
take. &c" Rev. :. r. Barnitz, President
Of the Board of Directors, looked in upon
the scene, and saws he never saw a
more appreciative dinner party. Every
child was well and able to be at the Ia
BILE. The ladies' return thanks to all who
have contributed, and also for oysters
sent a short time ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

THE Wheel of Fortune" 10
gether with the latest novelties
at the star, 36 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
Personal.

Miss Mollie Allen, a former Bethany
belle, but now of Columbus, Ohio, will
be married on the nth proximO Ia Mr..
Fox, an attorney OF Danville, Ky. Miss
Allen has many friends among the
Wheeling graduates of Bethany College
Chas. W. Franzheim will leave to-day
for business trip to Cincinnati.
Gov. II. NJ. Mathews, Attorney Gen
eral K. White and Adjutant General r.
l.. Wood, returned yesterday morning
from keyser.
K. A. Holiday, ESD, Of Moundville,
spent Thanksgiving day in Wheeling
Capt. b. b. Dovener and wife, re-
turned on Thursday from western
trip.
W. 4. List is home on visit from
Chicago.
4 new hotel called the Bcllaire and
Southwestern House, has been opened
near the depot i'm Beallsvillc, Mr.. l..
b. McManis, a clever gentleman, form
erly of Jacobsburg, is the proprietor
BdraeNiHs Enterprise. Mr.. McManls
was formerly connected with the estab-
lishment of OFT, Hall d Co., in this city,
and he and McManis have many friends
in Wheeling, who will all be glad to
. hear of his new venture.
A. G. Darrah, County Clerk, A. VI.
Thompson, Deputy Clerk, +. 5. Feeley,
Deputy Treasurer, S. A. Chambers, the
druggist, Deputy Probate Judge
Voorhis, DIR. q. II. Close, j. ii Frazier,
Of the It. Clair Hotel, Chas. Troll, w.
Teller and other well known young citi-
zens OF st. Clairsvile, all came down to
Wheeling on Thursday, in hopes that
the closer proximity to headquarters
would made it more convenient for
them to return thanks. Learning Of
the presence in town Of Madame Rcnt2
and her troupe, they went right back
home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
The Rnntz Mlnstrels.

The probable expectation OF seeing
something sensational drew large audi
ence To the two performances given on
Thursday by the Rentz Minstrels. The
house was fairly crammed from pit to
ceiling. Ladies were as scarce IN the
audience rs beauty was on the stage
scarcer, ii possible Men with skating
Kinks were there in protusion as were also
the "bai Jaove' young men. The
gallery gods were plentiful, noisy and
expectant. But il anything sensational
was expected, there was some disap-
pointmeut for nothing came. The COM
pany is made mp of a couple of men and
six or eight women, the latter Of whom
were selected because OF their-perhaps,
beauty, perhaps talent, We give 1t up.
Miss Ella Love sang "Chamouni
in a very good voice and the
end men were delivered of tolerablv
fair old gags. A dizzy blonde played Il
solo ON the saNOphone, and another
made some fair music un variety Of
instruments. Then came a burlesque
entitled ." His Teutonic Majesty'S Wash
tub. Pinatie," which dragged its weary
length ior over an hour, containing
nothing but the unwarranted use OF Il
young grntleman's name in this city.
But We shall bee glad 10 welcome Ma
dame RentZ once more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
ART EXHIBITION.
The Doddridge School of Art.

The DO0ur1uge SCHOOL OF Art.
The annual exhibition OF the work,
or rather samples Of work, by the pupils
OF the Doddridge Art School, began on
Thursday evening at the gallery in the
Peabody building, and thither REGIs-
TER reporter went last night. The room
was we'll filled with the fair artists and
their friends and the walls were
lined with the work of their
delft brushes. The innocent reporter
was no critic or connoisseur, and could
but gaze admiringly at the pictures.
Among the first which caught his eye
were two Of "Pharoah's Horses, " one in
colors, by Miss Essie Collins, the other
in black and white, by Miss Rhodes, OF
Bridgeport. Both had their admirers,
and each was we'll executed. Numerous
beautiful panel and PLAGUE pictures
were scattered about, the work OF Miss
Mary Lamb, Miss Emma SurgisOn, Miss
NJ. f. LETTERS, Miss Cecil and Mrs. j. ID.
Mohatt. Each OF these ladies had other
pictures on exhibition, which space pre-
cludes our mentioning.
The residence Of Mr.. c. Pollock, near
UniontOwn, painted from nature by Miss
Sue f.. Crumbacker, attracted much at
tention, as did several others from the
same brush. Miss Lulu Laughlin had
several fine paintings, among which was
a moonlight scene on the Brandywlne.
This lady, quite young, gives great
promise for future excellence. The
work OF the Misses Doddridge did not
fail to excite the admiration they de-
served. Some shell paintings were es-
peCially fine.
Miss AndersOn's Coast OF Norway
and Miss Hellwig's New Hampshire
| Scenery" deserve special mention, as DO
also several of Miss Duyalls. A num-
her OF pencil sketches by Miss Hall and
bv Miss Julia Hubbard, the latter only
ten wears of age, showed undenlable
talent. A striking portrait of Mrs.
! Crawford, by her daughter, Mr.. Hess,
| and Miss Annie Brannum's portrait OF
herself, were fine samples Of proficiency
in that line.
Mifs Alice Kelley's " Lost on the
| Prairie" was a speaking painting, and a
Spirituelle Face" by Miss Marietta
| Campbell Of Mt Vernon, was excep-
! t.onallv good. Several sketches Of Mrs.
W. II. Caldwell and Miss Lizzie Swift,
elected admiration, and especial com.
! pliment was bestowed upon several
paintings by Miss Clara Forbes, OF
| bridgeport. The china work, fruits,
flowers and landscapes upon plates,
cups and flowers, was delicate and beau
| tiiul Most OF il was 10y Miss Crum'
backer, Miss Lulu l.aughlin and Miss
! Doddridgc.
Certainly, the exhibition was one
creditable 10 the ladies', and rejecting
credit upon the Misses Doddridge
Many Of the paintings are fine, several
are beautiful and all-will he on exhibit
ton until 10 o'clock this evening, Ia
enable many who desire it To view them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
Saved by His Heels.

In 1876 prominent young Democrat
of this city bet 500 that Tlden would
he the next President When Hayes
was inaugurated the stakeholder turned
the money over to the Republican. The
loser brought suit against the winner,
under the statute Of frauds, and got a
Judgment, but the winner lives out OF
the county, and the loser could not re-
cover. Yesterday morning the loser
spied his man, and, going before
a Justice had him arrested. The case
came up for hearing before Justice Mil
Ter, and the defendants counsel, dis
covering a defect in the warrant, had il
quashed. The Democrat Immediately
had another issued, but in the mean
time the Republican, by advice Of coun-
sci, started rapidly for his native heath
i'm Ohio. Constable Love, armed with
the warrant, started in pursuit, but the
Ohio man distanced him, and when safe
in Bridgeport put his thumb to his nose
and wagyed his fingers aggravatingly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
Nuptial.

The Sixteenth Street Lutheran Churh
was crowded, on Thursday evening,
with as orderly congregation as we
have ever seen at church wedding, to
witness the marriage Of Elijah Weekly,
Of the packing department of the Top
mill, to Miss Kate Weldon, Of Cumber-
land, Nd. At s o'clock Edward w.
Dunaway, Esq, the organist, Of the
church, touched the keys for the we'd
ding march, which he rendered in fine
style, and in few minutes the bridal
party appeared, preceded 10y Messrs.
William Fee and Will. Brooks as ushcrs,
Mr.. Will. Dudley as groomsman, and
Miss Carrie Maud Adams IA brides
maid.
The bride was dressed in blue CASH
mere and velvet, with lace, and the
groom wore conventional black. The
service of the Lutheran Church is inn
prrssively beautiful, and was used with
solemn effect by Rev. 5. b. BarnitZ, the
pastor OF the church. We extend con-
gratulauons to the happy pair, and trust
their married life may he AZ pleasant as
their bridal evening.
On Thursday evening, at the resi-
dence of James Hurley, Esq, in the
Eighth Ward, Mr.. William Colbaugh
and Miss Birdie Landkrohn were united
by Rev. 7. &. Lyle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
PULPIT POINTS.

There will be preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church on tomorrow, by
the pastor, the Rev. ID. A. Cunning
ham, ID. D., at 1920 A. NJ. and at
O'Clock p. N. Morning subject, Strength
ening the things which remain" Even
ing, ''The awakening and the noble re-
solve"
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, west Of Capt.
tol. Rev. 5. b. Barnitz, pastor, will
preach at 1890 A. NJ, tomorrow, IRON
Amos vi, !: Woe TO them that are
at ease IN Zion" and in the evening, at
! O'Clock, from Rev. iii, !: The mes
sage to the church at Philadelphia. "
Sunday School address and blackboard
illustration at , O'Clock. The Sunday
Schools embraced in the international
plan, will study for their lesson, tO-mor-
row, Rev. iii, 1913, THE messages to the
churches"
The Wheeling Sabbath School Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday next at the
Baptist Church, Byron street, and be
addressed by Hon. Okey Johnston and
Hon. Thomas II. Logan.
ne Engllsu Lutheran cuuuaI cNHoo
will hold its seventeenth anniversary
and celebrated Christmas entertainment
at Washington Hall Christmas night
December 18th. Ii will be an extensive
affair.
United Presbyterian Church, Rev. j
T. Mcclure pastor. Regular services to
morrow at l0:30 4. NJ. and : P. ". Sab
bath School at p. NJ.
Rev. VIM. Speer, ID. D., will preach
tomorrow at 10! 4. NJ, ut the Second
Presbyterian Church, on THE Chimes,
in America" DIR. Speer's eIperienc,
both IN China and in this country emit
ties his opinions on this subject to con
sideration. The pastor will preach at
y. NJ.
The next regular monthly meeting o
the Wheeling Sabbath School Associa
ton, will he held Tuesday evening
December ,, at the Baptist Church, a
! 100 o'clock. Subjects by DIR. I. IL
Logan and Judge Okey Johnson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
BALTIMORE { OHIO r. r. co.
EAsBoUND rRAINN

ON and after Nov. H. lS7s. Passenger Trains
will lesvs a. iOllOws-Wheeing time;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judiciary Proceed
ings.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Court met at 9 A. NJ.
I Bank OF Wheeling vs.. j. and Z.
Loesch, to recover on a note which the
defendants claim never To have en-
dorsed. Went to trial before the fol-
lowing Jury: Thos. NJ. Kelley, VIM.
Fxlev, j. b. Crawford, II. F. Behrens,
Ellis Elliott, Jos. Bowler, VIM. Wilson,
Chas. Ellsworth, W. B. Gilmer, NJ. W.
Amick, VIM. Nesbitt and Harry kel-
ley.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Court met at 10 An.
A. w. Kelley VS.. John Nolan ct al,
in chancerv. Decree confirming sale OF
real estate and ordering distribution OF
proceeds entered.
JOS. Speidel & Co. VS.. A. T. Garden,
Administrator; in assumpsit Contin-
ued until next term, Dec. is, 1879, at
costs of plaintiffs.
Adjourned until to-day.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
THURSDAY.
The Thanksgiving session Of this court
was well attended, and the following
cases were disposed Of:
JOS. HurrikOe went into friends
house, in paper mill alley, on Wednes-
day night and was asked 10 tea. lie
STAYED. After supper he insisted ON
contributing To the spread and sent Tor
some beer. Ills host advised him 10 90
home and finally put him out. Hur-
rikOe returned and a m,isS
ensued. 4 poker, q stick,
two women and three men were mixed
up in the scrimmage and Hurrikoe got
a black eye. He also got y and costs,
which he paid.
John McClaren was found near the
Western Union office, on Wednesday
night. very drunk and very much bat
tered up. Four or five long cuts and a
bad eye comprised his injuries. lie
was an old offender and was sent up
for 3 months.
John Miracle was very drunk
and wanted 10 pass Wednesday
night i'm Smiths brewery. A rOundsman
gobhled him and invited him t. make
the lookup his headquarters. Johns
face was as familiar as picture t1 the
court and he was sent up Tor three
months.
Mary Good. Familiarity known as Rag
| Mary" Was the last, the omega ol the
roll. Mary had wandered up Main street
hill on Wednesday afternoon ant got
very tired. A large table in front OF
| Uornbrook's block offered a seductive
rest and she accordingly spread
herself upon il, face downward. The
passers were considerably edited at the
spectacle, and Lieutenant McCully was
| summoned In spite of her cloves and
cardamons he detected liquor on her
new-mown-hay breath and declared her
under arrest. She was too sick TO move
and dray was called into requsition
| 10 haul her To the cooler. She tried t.
beg of, telling the "Shedge Cranber'
she had dog locked mp at home and
he would starve. She got thirty days
FRIDAY.
James Weaver, drunk, 3 and costs
Paid.
John Jones, drunk, 81 and costs
Committed.
VIM. Gibson, drunk, 50 and costs
Committed.
Anthony Malcney, drunk, s. ant
costs. Execution suspended.
). l.. Morris, drunk, s. and costs, Tx
| ecution suspended.
Ed. Learned, disorderly, $50 and costs
Paid.
James I.aughlin, carrying off proper
ty. Evidence disclosed larceny, where
upon the defendant was turned over e
Justice OF the Peace Tor examination
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
COUNTY COURT.
Grand and Petit Jurors Sum-
mOned.

The following named gentlemen have
been summoned to act ~ grand jurors
for the County Court on Monday morn
ing, December !, at . o'clock
Clark Hanes, q. G. Dewey, Simon
Keim, X. F. Criswell, W. A. lsett, A.
W. Kelley, John Csrlin, Theo. Molter,
A. Wilson, n. Wilkinson, John G.
Miller, Chas. Otte, George Bowers, Sr.,
and Thos. OBrien.
The following named gentlemen have
been summoned for Wednesday, at = A.
NJ, to act rs petit jurors for the County
Court:
washington-Daniel Arndt, a. VI.
Phillips, benjamin Hebrank and W. 5.
Tippett.
Madison-W. T. Burt, George W.
Bags, Charles II. Booth and David
Gundling
Clav-W. A. Jones, G. p. Brown,
William Winder, G.. Bayha and David
Thoburn.
Union-Jacob Morris, John Gray,
Lewis Hull. Jr., and L. F.. Hanson.
CeEtre-W. l.. Hearn, James Max
well, William Bailey and G. II. Bender.
Wehster-Wm. NJ. Handlan, George
Hastings, \. Q. Eof and Lewis Grade.
Ritchie-F. &. Cowen, John ArbenZ,
Benz. Kline and ID. b. Garyin.
Observation-Disclosures Stewart and John
b. Lyle. -
Liberty-Gibson Morrow and Jos. c.
Curtis.
Triadelphia-Wm. Kidd, James Her
yey and John Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
Weather Indications.

WAsHSGruN, u. c., November =, !
A.M.-Fur the Tennessee, AMI Ohio Val
lev. rising barometer, colder, north
west winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather, preceded by occasional light
rains or SHOWS.
For the Lower Lakes rising barom-
eter. brisk to high northwesterly winds,
gradually lessening in force, colder,
cloudy weather, and slight SHOWS, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather and over
the Upper Lakes by slowly rising TEN.
r,araft1ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
Shooting At West Alexander.

On Thursday evening, at West Alex
ander, Watt Nermihon was shot by
John q. Dickey, Jr. II appears the
latter had made threats against the
former at different times. On the even
ing named, Nermillion approached Dick
ey and questioned him in regard 10 these
remarks Dickey replied that he had
made the threats, whereupOn Watt as
saulted him. Dickey broke away and
ran, and drawing a pistol
fired al his assailant. The ball struck
Vermillion on the right cheek, near the
mouth and lodged under the ear, in
ilicting an ugly but not dangerous
wound. The lead was extracted, yester-
dav. Constable Powers undertook 10
arrest Dickey, but he got away and
came into this State, Powers stopping at
the line. The "pOnrrs that be" in West
Alexander say Dickey must be returned
mo compromise in thus case
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

Trains leaving Columbus AZ q. lOP.N and 9 ,n
- run daily Though Chicago ENpr,>S,
Itays. CoIumhus daily except sunday "a j. D e.
with sleeping car taIttr he'd arriving u 'hlra
goal lO next morning Bcrths tan Dee Ntrur'7l
lus.ItBuCc at JUiuu Depot ticket office, tuium
bus
Pullman drawing ruUu sleeping cars through
without change iruW -t.gbruVille East 90 fhiIa
81, IuuIa BIi New lur> aud West % Columbus.
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis ami 81
Louis
Fur through tickets baggage cheeks, sleeping
ca accommodation, anil any further lulurma'
Don apply 81 Joseph N E-llcville Ticket AEvut
no P.tu-ilHnd.r neput tslt Of Eleventh Stuvt 90
A. Jiy Ticket UhD,. under Mcclure House,
wheeling
D. ". Caldwell. taupnt Manager. tuiumhu>,
q. W l. % Brien, t-Hrrs. Passenger aud lirkel
AGENT tOlumDgs - uulu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
nootor. Gave Him un.

els IL possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by 80 simple q
remelyP .. Ill.
81 assure you it is true that he is en-
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, and only ten days ago his doc
tors gave him up and said he must die"
"N'ell-a-dayl II that is so, will go
this minute and get some for my poor
George. / know hops are good"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

Readers notice the advertisement ot
I. Blum & Bro, at their space, at the
head OF our local. This house means
business, and you can rely on it that
Silks and Dress Goods can be bought
cheaper at l. Blum & Bro. 3 than at any
other house in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29
spiced Mountain Cake Ia Delicious Cake

To the yolks of five eggs, we'll beaten
add one cup sugar, one-half cup butter
one-half cup sweet milk, one teaspoon
full ground cinnamon, one grated nut
meg, then the whites of two eggs, vel
beaten, one and halt cups -four having
in IL one measure Banner Baking
Powder; bake in jelly cake pans; when
cold spread each layer with an icing
made OF the whites Of three eggs beaten
stiff, and one and half cups powdered
sugar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

SEE THESE ERE YOU BUY
ptmH>,..' ~atiu,> reduced tO -.
Polka Figured ~atiut7, u,lur,d Co .ar.
A. X striped Satiues re,lurSt tl -.
silk Novelties reduced o. ~.
silk and Wool Novelties reduced to go a..
silk and Wool Novelties uadur'd To- an.
The above urt. marked down fully - per cent
from iurmtr prices Black and Julurrd Cash
tupre> marked dywu.
We have concluded 20 uiirr IN, best bargains
iu our >turk that have ever hy,u offered In the
city. FUr silks auJ ur,~, goods remember uur
Uiucej prircs.
i. Blum ~ Bro.
IlOi MAIN STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

On Thursday afternoon a slight hire
occurred at the haIrdressing establish
ment of Chris. Liedel, on Main street.
The loss. which was all in hair, will
amount 10 about $50. The origin of
the fire il traced to several children
playing with the hot curriers' ana u Is
supposed they were ? laced among the
hair and communicated the flames.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-29

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