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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08

j. g. AIDI:Is~ON'S
rErtnAL Is-uHANrr sDFN'Y I'D Uist
NFmnkln Building Nhpliug " Va Jan
agent for the following Old AMI r..aiI, ID %
and American Companies.
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sEDUCED From HOME.
4 Young Girl from Moundsvillc
Iurcd rom Home and Fonnd
J., House of Ill-Famc.

Yesterday morning a lady came to
his CITY from Moundsvillc, and seeking
the Chief Of Police laid sad story be-
fore him. She related that 4 few days
ago her step-daughter, Il young lady OF
nineteen years Of age, had left home
suddenly, and had, she feared, been
urcd from the path Of virtue and sought
an asylum i'm one OF Wheeling's many
houses Of ill-iamc. She gave Il complete
description OF the girls personnel, and
asked To have her hunted up.
The officer started on his mission.
The house of Maud Stanley was visited
and overhauled, but without result.
Jennie Norrington's place was then
visited, and a girl answering the
description was found and taken to
police headquarters. Here she told her
story. Her name is Angelina Pugh and
her residence with her stepmOther at
Mouudsvillc. She had been scduced
from her home by travelling salesman
for large wholesale house in this city,
and after arriving at the city was aDan-
doncd and took refuge at the Morning
ton house.
She sturdily refused to 20 home, but
when given her choice between so doing
and going To the lookup to answer to
the charge of prostitution, she chose the
former and took the train for Mounds
vile. She said she did so only as the
alternative, and would not stay at home.
The man of samples is at present away
from the city. and should she again
leave and his name become public, his
STAY may become perennial.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.


GREAT SCOTT, how warm.
News quiet everywhere Yesterday.
G.. FENur. the dtirymuu, Is Out again
after a spell OF sickness.
one deed of trust was recorded at the
office of Clerk HoUS, yc~. rday.
Eoru', band. Of Fulton, viii give a
grand ball at HOrubrOOk's Park to-
night.
TuE eight hour meeting will be held
bv the workiugmeu at tine Court House
tonight.
Tie plauks Of the railroad track on
sixteenth street are being replaced by
new ones.
A SPECIAL session OF the Circuit Court,
judge Thayyr Melvin presiding viii be
held tomorrow.
OND OF the largest crane ladies' ever IN
the city ua, been purchased 10y sweeney
* Son Ior their foundry.
BEx FRAZIER was apparently sinking
raridly last night, ami scarcely expected
% live until this morning.
Nrs. Hair has sworn out - warrant
for VIM. McAlauIway, charging nm
with violation OF the liquor law.
Irisa summer garden and not an as
Economical observatory that Chrls.
Sirbke is building over his cigar shop.
'~yrlRE WAIT viii examine Burke,
stevens and the others charged with the
stealth. 10 Cutwrights, at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow.
TirSEr No. j3, hcldby Master Loudon
Wellington. drew the gold watch
rallied oil last night by Mrs. Lizzie
Bowers.
IrYoU wish to spend a pleasant even
ing in a pleasant place, and hear some
delightful music, 90 to Billy Hcuser :
concert tonight.
AFTER tine closing exercises ut Mt.
dr Cuautal tomorrow there Will De-
ample time given embellishments, such
81, Ice cream, lemonade, sandwiches,
,,r.
Billy HGySER will give grand con-
cert tonight at his saloon on Market
street. where YOU may hear Kramer Tor
the hast time this season.
one Of tie S,cuhruyIIle MaSonS had
mis- bads, and apron taken Oft 10y The
Grand Master, this morning, Tor unma-
sonic rouduct.-l ,%.niJg's Nor'o"r"S
Gf-,ti,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Rev. b. $. Dean, of the Disciple
church, will deliver an address to sun
day school teachers in that church,
next Sabbath evening.
Our City Marshal will celebrate his
iortieth birthday July LIST.
John Carroll, night-watchman on the
b. & O. h. r. bridge, was run over by a
train OF cars about midnight on Mon
day night and had both legs cut Off II
is said that he was intoxicated in the
evening. He has formerly been sober,
industrious man, and has been watch
man ever since the bridge was built.
Senator Wagner returned home
Monday evening.
Hon. Harvey DanfOrd was in the city
Yesterday, looking as fresh as Il daisy.
John Watt and Amos Shepherd were
the only saloon keepers reported tor
nrosacutinn thia ~ycoh. MIRO. Sho,.I,r
will probably get turn at tie Justice 5
court, however.
The Germans will picnic in Cochran's
Grove next Sunday. They get outside
OF town, and avoid violation of city or
dinanCes.
Quite a number OF our people and the
masonic fraternity i'm general went out
to GAINESVILLE to-day to attend the ccrr-
monies of laying the cornerstone Of the
Children's Home.
Last evening Rev. DIR. NOll, pastor of
the German Evangelical Church OF Bel
laire, united in marriage Mr.. Henry
Grella and Miss Mary Hahn. The cere-
monv took place at the residence OF the
brides parents on Gravel Hill, Bcllairc,
in the presence OF select party OF
friends. Christ White and William
Hahn being the groom's attendants, and
Misses Annie Davis and Louisa Grella
the brides. The happy couple have
our best wishes fortheir future prosper
ity and bliss.
Wheat harvest has commenced over
in Bemont county. Some good yields
are reported. The oats and hay will be
poor and scanty, however. Fruits are
good in some localities, and in others a
total failure. Raspberries are suffering
for rain.
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River News.

The river measured about 8 feet
inches on the gauge last night. 1t Is
still falling.
The Government Light House steam
or Lille was up last night on her month
" inspection round. The light keepers
were also paid Off ior the past month.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 24.--River9 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
hot.
New ORLEANS, June 2i-Aarrvcd-
?. c. Brown, Cincinnati; Centennial
and Grand Lake No. and bargcS,
st. Louis. No departures. Weather
partly cloudy; thermometer 20.
ST. Lovs, June u. - Arrived -
City OF Vicksburg, Nicksburg; Clifton,
Cincinnati; War Eagle, Kcokuk. De
parlrd-Alps. Memphis; Clifton, ST..
Paul; War Eagle, keokuk; Desmet,
Paducat. River fallen > inches, with
Il feet 10 inches by the gauge. Weather
clear and warm.
CIxcrNNArG, June 2i.-River feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
NASHVILLE, June "a Departed
Celina, Cairo. River falling with Is
inches on the shoals.
VIcHsDURG, June 2i.-Riyer gauge
destroyed by logs; fall not known.
Down-Jamcs II. Ward, Whisper. Ar
rivcd-City Of Greenville.
CMRo, June 2t-Arrived - John
Gilmore, New Orleans; Grand Tower,
It. Louis; Robert Mitchell, New Or
leans. Dcpartcd-Mary Houston, New
Orleans: Gilmore, ST. Louis; Mitchell,
Cincinnati. River IS feet and rising.
Weather clear; thermometer IS.
MEMPHIS, June. 2i.-Rivcr rose ID in
chrs. Arrivcd-Bclle Of Memphis It.
Louis: Halliday, New Orleans. Wea-
thrr threatening.
EVANSVILLE, June A.-Arrived-
Dick johnson. Departed - Golden
Crown. New Orleans; Silver Cloud,
Florence: Arkansas Belle, Cairo; Dick
johnson, Cmnclton. River 1 feet > in
chcs ON the gauge and falling. Weather
fair and warm.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling Stock Yards.

Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last two weeks:
Cattle-Arrivals, So head; sold, bulls
262Ic; cows 2@3c; light steers and
heiiers, 2i@33c; choice 3tGG4c
Hogs-Arrivals 39i head; selling at
3 OC(13 30. In fair demand.
Sheep-Selling at Sale.
Lambs-Arrivals, l04 head; selling at
4@5c.
Calves-Selling at 8 0OGGl0 90 per
head.
Fresh Cows-Selling at S25 Oo@35 OO
per head.
WM. BAYHh,
,ScrStqTM
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Cincinnati.
WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June u. - Wool 20
Steady and in moderate demand; sup
ply light but ample prices unchanged
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virgins
XX and above 3S640c; extra $50 Zoe
medium 42d43c: coarse 37Ct Zoe; Ne"
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 35M3Gc; medium iO@ 42c; coarse
3763Sc; cOmbing washed IOH ilc; I'M
washed 30632lc; Canada combing iOc
fine unwashed 2jGG26c; coarse and me
dunn unwashed 80 a. 33!c; tub washed
4oc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

4 lwriu. oi q ca," was 'u progress at
r.r u.ltrr 90 squire Iu.Ips Yesterday,
,,...r anna. .f line parties, Charles VI.
Sr..E,rr.s rrrJwr rather abusive To-
......f 3D.. vitu.~Srsn tur opposite side,
....f finally utmUcj that hr knew
....r,.gluut irwin. ease than the JUS
,r.r l.m~r.l This was more than thc
fountain hrJt OF Ir-l' lore could stand,
rF Doe promptly iaiIri Snolgrass for
r.y DAVIS iur contempt Col Arnctt,
r- counsel. haas applied for writ of
90. ..rws. which will hr argued be-
.rr.. Iul-.t Melvin
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FerraI's Limbs.

We mentioned some time ago the sub
..rIptiuu list which WAS clrCu ting Tor
rtr purpose ui raising funds . purchase
20 rr,r artificial limbs Tor .. /. trrruD
Waterman 10 IlaniIu'S crossing. Mr..
Frrrl had ms limbs amlu,U,cd 10y Il
rr,fu EIGHT Years ago. amt hIs since
stunned about with shoes upon his
...r- some .rnl work has been dome
g- follows. W. a. CuwhS. of Hobbs
r.a-s works. SO, Wan. JImi>on, OF the
so. machine shops, SO and John
scott. baggage MASTER of the Cumhvr-
I.ud accommodation, $40 n, making a
rIufSIu5 n. The cost of the pro-
.r....I limbs Is 500 and that amount
70. Suou Lc raised. Frrrg, Is Specchlc>S
with gratitude, but lyy,s 10 all the sumo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
Sunday school Work and Its Agencies

Sunday school Work and Its Agencies
Correspondence, ~ ,he E,-i>tcr.
The Wheeling Baptist Association
hrld IT'S second SUNDAY Schop, Institute
at Fork Ridge. Marshall county, W. Va,
commencing June 2Oth amt continuing
over the following Lords day. H. /. 1.
Farruw, ISL, the sunday school Nencr'
aI Missionary OF West Virginia, was To
have conducted the exercises, hut I'M
iurtunate,y was thrown from his car
ria.r ON his way to the traiuat ParkcrS-
burr. and thus prevented from coming.
Rev. f.. +. Clancy, oi Wheeling, was
chosen conductor aUj the cNcrrlScN
throughout were cijlyiUg and highly
satisfactory.
The address OF welcome was made 10y
Rev. J.. y. Burur., and responded To by
the conductor. Both were timely and
able. rs quite u number OF appointres
failed, the printed programme was not
strictly followed, but sunday school
work iu It's manner was well and truly
cNrupIitird hv Bible teachings, service
ui Suug. black board and object teaching.
Some utthc~r may interest readers more
than uulutiOuS OF the several speakers.
Rev. j.. l.. AugIey, OF Dallas, lei I
gospel myr;iu. in which the audience
I'.''' '"' G.''N, -, 49, .''',,,,,.,I
.y,.'y' y '.'..'G ,''' r;IIn Ernvi
rU.r and Readiness in its USE, as Il
sunday school speciality.
Key. AlhinSon' yT''.I l'l','I y .',,',,
,''I''''''''.I, an, '.,S '','.,''', w.,
mo-, .I 49, t,l,I ', ,,.L;,L , men, n,TT
WORK w. "o.1 70 gga,.ly ,. WqrkerS This
w-t'uus.y Ny People shall nr willing. The
nrm.E gNr.. wore % wilIiug. yoke. One 0"
.l l"e Il'i ,l, ,..,. ,'.. >.,'',' ,,. 4
Indefinite ytlorr. To- make ,,ucthiag threw
the iron into tHr ""i.r and mair a. ufz.
-yII,y l 4, .gy gya .,1 . gss writer
mn, M o. nh. r.,.I;r.,~ ,.,s
inS l"t'1''; ... Do ,','' ~. Ti We"
y,''! .'E "''' ,r,,
-. ,,,, '''''' '''.' ''''''' '''>
Er,vr..r..., f.. IiHr.iva opI viii
,r.,tnaIIy fI7 IA. eartb win cor.
,,r..r,. "
% The Frfv 3, trlrl i uIaiuIy sus-
,.in.J
p Tho ,,,,pcr IL l,r pr,,.,,r and ,.v-
annie
Thu lesson i Gods word. the aim
mems rJiiratinn and salvation.
; The teachers need further instruct
inc,
a. Faithful teaching deserves grateful
learners.
The service of song was conducted m
lr.: Tor Subicpt-Ihe
I u o.. Io .1 ,, M ms from his Exprri-
I"'''S"' H'''
'"y' ~, ,;.cop,enteI nj Lome-J. l..
p.l L.. ny "'-,
",S' Eintnus living abroad-Dr. Terrell.
p Tryerses-Rev. Aughcv.
a. Returns 10 sell and homc-Ecy.
Allison
: Rpreption ON his rptlrn-Rry. j..
p GDrweU
Each address was followed bv singing.
The Lords day VA, only day of work
.r Irsus h.gfnDip, with the regular
SuuIav School atgA.M Sermon at II
O'Clock hv Rev. +. +. Clancy. The
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Raspberry Cake.

To the yolks OF three eggs beaten add
one cup white sugar, one-half cup but
ter, one-hali cup sweet milk, two cups
-four having in it one measure ban
NER" Baking Powder, the whites Of
three eggs beaten stiff; bake in Jelly
cake pans. When cold, and Just before
eating, place in layers, covering each one
with raspbcrries which have previously
been crushed and sugared.
Each can Of banner Powder contains
measure to nse instead oi u spoon. \
Pound Can, with the measure and Ban
ner Recipe Book complete, mailed TO
families on receipt of 60 cts. Address,
Banner Baking Powder, 7. o, Box 36S,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different Judicial Bodies.
SUPREME CUURT-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.

SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
In this court yesterday the following
business was done:
William Adamson VS.. John w. Cum
ningham, Randolph county. Petition
Tor writ Of error and supersedeas re-
fused
Byrneside VS.. Burdett, Putnam coun-
tv. Submitted.
Rollins VS.. Fisher, Jackson county.
Continued. e.,
Boggs VS.. Mccoy, Roane county. Sub
mitted.
Supervisors OF Jackson County VS..
Leonard ct al., from Mason county
Submitted.
Lewis vs.. Roster, sheriff, &c, Kama
wha county. Submitted.
Schilling, Admir-, W. Short, Roane
county. Submitted.
Clevengcr's Admir- VS.. Dawson ct al,
ROanc county. submitted.
Adjourned until to-day at A. ".
The case Of DonnaIly's Admir-, ct al,
KS. Ruilner's Admir-, ct al, from Mana
whd county, will be argued to-day IL
is an important case, involving the gltle
TO lands purchased at a sale for unpaid
taxes.
COUNTY CoUNTY-JUDGE BOYD.
One case was disposed of yesterday,
as follows: Gu
u. /. Kent * Co. VS.. p. l.. Carroll,
certified by w. II. Caldwell, J. Pp dis
missed at cost OF plaintiff.
Adjourned TO 9 \. NJ. to-day.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANhER.
Court met at 10 o'clock \. NJ. yester-
day. transacted no business OF import
ancc and adjourned until to-day at ~
A. VI.
POLICE COURT--JUDGE CRANNER.
The following cases were disposed of:
VIM. Hamm, prostitution, case dis
missed at cost of complainant.
Richard Pugh, prostitution, case dis
missed at cost OF complainant.
Alice V. Pugh, prostitution, case dis
missed M cost of complainant.
VIM. Frazier, drunk, fined g. EXecu-
ton suspended on payment OF costs.
J. W. Wellington, drunk, fined 3. tx
ccution suspended on payment OF costs.
VIM. Scott Ccolorcd) keeping boarding
house without license, fined -. EXecu-
ton suspended on payment OF costs:
Henry McCarty, disorderly, fined -.
Execution suspended on payment OF
costs.
Patrick Murphy, disorderly, fined 50.
Execution suspended on payment OF
! costs.
NJ I;..I-.,.,,, ,l,r,E - Paid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Nr-~rs. Chris. ~rybSr, u-.1rSrnjyock
ami uayit kuu will leave this week lor
Cleveland. tr arrange iur q lake ,Nrur-
SION tu come uT during tine stay of their
excursion party m Cleveland. This Is
tr r,un uu on July ~, aUd viii be hts
excursion Ui the season. 10 will leave
uu saturday. and tickets will be- good
until Tuesday. It's Your best chance
|.... .#...I rIHE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK. June 24.-Dry Goods
Market moving fairly on account OF back
orders and prices remain firm; but
new business is light. Utica white
sheetings advanced. Prints quiet and
firm, with an upward tendency. Lawns
doing well. Mems wear wOolens less
active but steady in price. Linen goods
in fair request and higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

The r.IurcI man Johnson, who was
Gu,1 ON MONDAY go thn police court, Tor
au assault upon Jim iJCuard-Hu 40 the
hr.. .u office, went before squire Phil
In.., Yesterday, uuj ~wDr' out warrants
.r Richardson md Gus E.JcN, changing
tn..u with uu assault upon him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

John Carroll % night watghm0n on
the Ir.t.. between Ec,hirr and Ben
v..I. hJd unrh legs emit uH yesterday
murulu- los JU engine coming Co this
...l.. Goo take uvyra train. 10 IS supposed
Carroll Del, asleep with his legs upon the
track mJ Was not seen hy jhe engineer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
FIRST BRANCH.


This body met ut their chamber in
the city hall building last evening in
special session. Mayor Sweeney pre-
sided, and the following members were
present. Canadian, Buttcrlicld, Girls
we'll. Cracrait, Wilson, Hall, Boring.
MrAdams, Stone, Schambra, Hughes,
Cowan, RciStcr and Schultzc.
Minutes of the previous meeting were
uul and ordered signed.
The ordinance regulating the cleaning
ui the streets and alleys was taken mp
ON its second reading. Ii was amended
in many provisions, each amendment
proposed being discussed at length, il
mo-. cNhauStivcly. As the ordinance
will have to 20 through the Second
Branch again, and will doubtless I'M
drrgp some notifications, We will not
specify the changes made by the
Branch, although some OF them were
Important.
The ordinance was finally referred to
the Committee on Ordinances.
The ordinance fixing the annual APP
preparations WAS taken up, The tire
Department estimate was cut down from
900 To- 5000. For repairing and
cleaning sidewalks. streets, &c, the sum
WAS raised Ia S23,COO
\ resolution 10 exclude men owning
real estate from the privilege OF working
out their taxes WAS rejected with unani.
NIFTY.
The action Of the Second Branch on
the report OF the Committee on Gene
tcrics was nOn-cOncurred in, and the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

LADIES, if you want periect-ftting
archcd-instcp Shoe, made on the Cas-
lillian Last, in French or Curacao Kid
Button, that are superior to any ever
brought to this market, 20 TO l.. V.
Elnnl's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

WALL Paper and Borders OF the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste OF everybody, at prices to suit
everyone in want OF goods OF this kind,
Harbour 4 Dittman, 1859 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Trl-r Il. =. Brown AMI Hon. q. *.
Armstrong. of Jackson county, were lu
Fine. rffv Yesterday. attending the session
of .ur supreme Court.
john steele, of parkerShurg Is I'M the
city with "a view To locating here.
Henry Burnett, Of New York city, Is
,l-.riu, Charles >yahriGht South Side.
Col. W. n. IIugrmau, OF Charleston,
is 600 thc city.
Lon. X. Wiuuns, of Pittsburgh, and
&. D. willard, of Washington, ID. C.,
are iu town.
VIM. Y. McGuth, Esd, Of Philadcl-
nina. with his wife. son and daughter,
1r, stopping no the Mcclure.
Mrs. e.. 4. Bcutgr left yesterday morn
lr.. Inn company with Charles Rau, her
br.tnrr. Ia spend couple of months at
Irr former residence at tIarpcr'S Ferry,
fr fhc Shenandoah Valley.
Clemens W. Jones, %; West Chester,
IN. formerly a resident of this city and
"a valued member Of the Nayerlv Lit
rrarv society, is visiting here.
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What's the Matter

When you have the blues. Your liver
is torpid. Take some of the genuine
DR.. G. McLanc's Celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
burgh. PA. None genuine without
their signature Look for it on every
wrapper; the market is flooded with inn
itatiOns Of the name MCIANE spelled
differently, but having same pronuncia-
ton. For lever and ague, headache, or
us a simple purgativc they have no
equal. Ask your druggist for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

In Mondays edition We stated, upon
what We considered the best iuiormd-
ton. that Mike Guykc, who is
charged with cutting young Frazier
WIS under the influence Of liquor, oh
tanned no the picnic near West Wheel
us. His friends most cuphaticaliy
DENY this. anil We make this statement
iu Justice to them. They further affirm
the difference in size between Burke
and Frazier should De- mentioned, as
the latter is larger, heavier and older
than the FORMER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

JUsT received, another invoice OF
Gents fine Seamless Button and Con-
greSS Caters Of the best makes at i. V.
Blends, ll30 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Medals Tor good conduct were award
ed to Ella Spcllmann, Mamie Dornan
Thomas and Joseph Reed.
After the distribution of premiums
Bishop Kahn addressed the audience in
reference to the duty OF parents to see
that their children receive a good edu-
cation, and also congratulating the chill
drcn upon the progress they have made
in the past year, stating that it surpassed
any previous effort. The Bishop also
complimcntcd the Sisters who had
charge OF the parish school for the labor
they had performed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF st. Joseph's Parish School

4 large audience gathered last even
ing at the above institution to witness
the closing exercises. Owing to the
latencss Of the hour, we can only pre-
sent the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

CEND THREE DOLLARS By MAI. AND
receive in return by mail Five shot Revol
yer, varSnted, or money refunded. DICKSON
ARMSCO uFourth ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa mrssD
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lllJcelin9 Register
Index 10 Now Advertisements.

IuuCN u Now NdVortI5Cmeuts.
T.-t Cow.
White Mountain Frrlrr7 Nc-hlt, ~
Er..
trrlu Curpyts-t, Meudr, * Co.
utuu- Elrumlu Is burst.
\.t Firm burst IS Lame.
E.wYyyI H. Ilgu.
l.r tar EwuL-L Blum Is Hro.-
iiuuI ui Local
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Song-"WclcOmc'
The Girls,
Opruiug Address. Maggie Arthur.
Balngilc-"C untcutmcnt ......... The Little Boys.
" l-ItA .s..ssNlA l4lAAlt
SUug-"Thc Wind NhI.lCrS Ir,r- "a......... a" sho..
The Boys.
Rpritariuu-'Thc Bright Side"".M. +. BNnnon.
Duluguc-"Thc Hungary Traveller Thomas
Reed aud George Fisher
Hymu-"IIai Leo Hail" Muller.
solo, Ella Spcllman; Chorus, The Class.
pia'1guc-"Sw Revenge .....J. Wirtzbcger,
G. JuukiuS J. Harding ana J. Nicholson.
SOug-"Try Again ..................Ihc Little Girls.
Spug-"A Jolly Good Laugh The Boys.
.iug,lsgf Many Lands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

MADAME Corr can De consulted for
81 low days longer; can tell the past,
rr,-rut and future. and give advice ON
lu-sucSs. All interviews strictly con-
fl,urial Room - Central Hotel, cor
urr of Fourteenth and Water streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

You can take the street cars to Will
berts Grove, to st. Alphonses pic ME,
July 4th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Are keeping the finest French Rid
Arch lnStrp ladies Button Boot made:
also, q complete assortment ui ladies'
misses and chilircn'S Newport Ties,
Button Walking Shoes and slippers.
Mems hand scwed Strap Ties, Button
Boots and Bows Sewri Shoes. All Of
these goods are from the most reliable
manufacturers in the United States, and
are sold ut as low figures aS much in
icriur work. 1909 Market street, OPP
pOSite Mcclure House.