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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28
Personalities.

Mrs. A.C. Tracy, Of she College, has
returned from a trip down the river.
~hcwill not leave for Cynthiana until
August
Clemens W. Jones leaves to-day for
his uomcn Philadelphia.
Many of the young ladies at Mount
de Chantal left for their homes on the
early train east over the b. X. .. K. K.
Yesterday.
Miss Mary Eulllia Patterson lett for
her Cleveland home on the eleven
O'Clock train on the G. 4 z. road yeSter-
dUv.
Willie Cummins was much better yes
terday, and will probably escape the
threatened attack of fever.
Hon. Rirhard {. Holiday, OF Mounds
Vile, uu old and prominent member OF
tine Marshal county bar and a gentle
man we'll known and generally respected
i'm this city, died on last Thursday
morning at6 o'clock, ut the age Of 81
years. He was a member of the Nir-
giuia Legislature in 1851, and has
been one OF the leading members of the
Marshal county bar for i number OF
Years. His death will he generally re-
GREETED by his Wheeling friends.
Mr.. ThuS Riley, of Wheeling, was
orator al the commencement exercises
of West Liberty school and his address
Is spoken Of Is 4 tine piece of oratory.
-NHuiisrLir Reporter
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MOUNDSNILLE.
WOol-The Wheeling Excursion
iStS-NOteS.
From the Commercial.

From the Commercial.
CART j. VI. PIpEs, Of Cameron, has
secured clcrkship in the pension office
at Washington.
MR. Moan CATS, OF Taylor'S Ridge
had stolen from his premises Wcdncs
day night, June 18th, one OF his finest
horses and Il bride and saddle.
WE learn that Mr.. William Strauss,
who lives near Moundsville, is contem-
plating the erection of a new Touring
mill Oh Market street, Upper Town.
TnE Camp Meeting Association are
having new backed seats put on the
grounds here, which will add to the
comfort Of those who attend the meet
ing.
The Webster Wagon Co. shipped to
Alabama and Mississippi the last week
sixty OF their wagons. Another ship
mcnt OF an equal number will be sent
to other sections OF the South in few
days.
THE wool market here has not been
so active during the past week, prices
ranging from so TO 81 cents. Sales are
still being made, and on Thursday
the receipts at this place were rather
heavy.
THE steamer Telegram landed at our
wharf on sunday morning and turned
loose upon our streets the cXcursionists
Of Wheeling, who had started to Park
crsburg, but from some misunderstand-
ing between them and the officers OF
the boat, they were turned back at New
Martnsvillc We like To see those who
are kept closely confined to business all
week get what recreation they can in Il
decent way, but our interest in this be-
half is suddenly lost when we see them
dcsecrating the Sabbath by drunken
ness and unbccoming conduct upon
the streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

ary societies was given by DR., Mathews,
Of Chicago. on "Style." The address
showed the extensive reading OF the
author, but we do not admire his style
altogether, nor think it line model Tor
the young men TO copy.
The orations Of the sixteen young gen
tlemen who graduated on "Wednesday,
were all OF unusual excellence, and
showed thought in their preparation.
The secret fraternities OF the college
gave banquets TO their alumni on we'd
nesdav evening at 6 o'clock, new de-
parture from the old style OF having
these occur at the midnight hour. 1t is
a great improvement, was the verdict oil
all the alumni. Alter these banquetS,
the two literary society halls, which are
very handsomely finished, one IN treSco
and the other in stuccO work, were
thrown open for the Presidents levee.
The youth, beauty and fashion
Of the town, and many visitors
from abroad, prOmenaded the hall TO
the music OF a string band until
| o'clock. President Andrews, assisted
bv Mrs. Prof ROScittr received the
guests. AldI4tlLel iittNl -Atll'lNA N''N'N
Her beauty and her chiyalry, and bright,
The lamps shuuc DER lair women and brave
men.
Softeyes looked love 10 eyes that spoke again,
And all went merry Us a marriage bell
But the deep roll OF the thunder fore
tells the coming storm, and we wander
of to find the rain just falling as We
leave the door, and to have an old coll
lege mate hand over his wife to the
shelter of our ever present umbrella,
and we beau her home as We used 10 do,
while he takes the rain and jumps for
home to get ont OF it, leaving us TO saun-
ter along IN the pitchy darkness, our
path lit up only by an occasional Hash oil
lightning, and to forget in the pleasant
company that Now we are aged and
grav and'-but il is possible our wife
NAV see this and we'd better stop.
MARIETENSIS.
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Cured OF Drinking.

"a young friend Of mine was cured
Of an Unsuitable thirst for Liquor, that
had 50 prostrated his system that be
was unable 10 do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use Of Hop
Bitters. II allayed all that burning
thirst; took away therppetite for liquor
made his nerves steady, and he has re-
manned a sober and steady man for more
than two years, and has no desire 10 re-
turn 10 his cups, and know Of a num-
Der Of others that have been cured Of
drinking by it."-FrOm a kddi,g X. K.
Official, GioHgo, III.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Wheeling.
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No Hlte-PhLpps Weddlne.

The social event ui the season at the
North End was the wedding OF Rey.
George f.. Ilite, of the Zane street VI. +.
Church. and Miss Mary f.. PhIppS, at
the North street NJ. f.. Church. The
friends i'm attendance made up the larg
est audience ever seen in the church.
The members Of the Wheeling Mctho-
dist Ministry and the Zane street official
board attended in a body. The cere-
monv was performed at $50 O'Clock by
Presiding Elder Wilson, assisted by Rev.
Samuel Steele, pastor OF the church.
The ushcrs were MesSrs. W. y. Wilson
and J. c. Morrison, and Samuel Rldgely
presided at the organ.
The bride wore "A navy blue silk dress,
loOped with orange blossoms; cameo
iewelrv. The groom wore the couvcn-
tional dress of his order. I'm informal
reception was held ut the residence OF
Mr.. Phillips. the following persons being
among those present: Mrs. AMI Miss
.Sue Metcalf, Joseph MctclH, Arthur
Clark and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hastings and Misses Jessie and Ella,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mr.. and
Nrs. Morrison, |. G.. Dillon, Miss Ida
Iveson. Mrs. sam Ridgcly, Miss Jennie
Patterson, Miss Annie Morrison, Miss l..
Bllingslca. Mrs. VIM Botsford, and
Prof. Buudy, the teachers. ami the
brides former class I'm the First ward
school.
Alter the shower of congratulations
and good wishes the happy pair LETT Tor
the groOm's home at Guyandotte, VIA
Columbus and Cincinnati. They will
visit White sulphur Springs and return
nome by way of Washington City.
Among the presents We're:
Toilet set-Mr. Frank Phipps.
Cut glass water set monogram Mrs.
and Mrs. Vim. Hastings.
Silver butter dish-Prof.Z. c. Bundy
Set silver knives-Mr. /. q. Dillon.
Set silver tea spoous-Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips.
silver cake baskct-Mr. Thos +.
Baird.
Silver berry dish-MjsS Lila Iyeson.
silver pickle stand-NlisS l.. Billings
ley.
Silver card basket Miss Brooks.
Basket Of handsome fowerS-MiSs
Jennie Prcntiss, a pupil OF the bride.
Miss Maggie Morrison, another little
pupil. presented an exquisite bouquet TO
the bride.
A novel feature Of the occasion was
the presentation, nj the altar, of two
magnificent bouquets 10y Presiding
Elder WilSon-the giit Of +. G.. Cracratt.
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Presentation.

A pleasant reunion was held al the
GuarIS' engine house last evening,
where Assistant Marshal Never was
u.Ur the recipient of a testimonial. from
DIS friends. The present combined the
r-.iul and ornamental, being a new pat
Germ of lantern made especially for fire
mrn. 10 is after the bulls eye style,
contains a double seq of rchectOrs and
wi.Ithr It's light at least hundred
t.,t i'm advance of tine lantern. IL Is
handsomely nickel-plated and at the
rrarof the eve contains the following in
~rrlption: Presented to +. Meyer,
8 assistant Marshal, by the Members 81
,t. m Al. 90. June %. 1879 Wheel
inc. W. Va The presentation speech
was made by William Heller, and a
ready response was delivered by the re-
cipicnt. Its a pleasure TO note this eX-
preston Of harmony and gOOd-teeling
existing among the company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

William johnson, co'ored, had, ON
saturday last. difficulty with Jim
Richardson and Gus. Black, keepers at
f..-rud of thrSuspcusiou bridge, john
SON attempted tD pass "a cOlored damScl
without paving and she was stopped by
t.. keepers. and Johnson coming 90 the
rescue. u slight ScrimmJge resulted. The
,...rrI man was arrested and fined at
fU. police court, Monday morning, and
going before Squire Philips Sworc out
warrants charging Richardson and Black
nr'ra~Sault. The case was heard, yester-
...y. and the accused held 90 answer tu
tUr next grand jury.
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An Entnmological Curiosity.

The learning of the average reporter
does not embrace all things-not quite.
The field OF his crudition is very extend
cd, and becomes more So every day, and
most so every night. In ms daily rounds
he meets many inScCts-many men with
insects minds, but he came across a new
species last night. While seated at his
desk he noticed a curious insect hover
ing about the gas jet. 1t was OF the gem
cral appearance OF moth, though larg-
cr, and with spherical body. 1t circlcd
about the flame and finally dartcd into
it. 1t must have contained dynamite,
as il exploded the moment it came in
contact with the flame, and the wings,
which alone were left, fell To- the desk.
What manner Of insect 1t was, the man
Of news could not tell, and as the
wheeling Scientific Association" is no
more, what can he do?
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River News.

River > feet S inches and falling.
The river bank is lined with steam
boats from the Top mill 10 Bcnsnn's
Ferry.
Don't load your boats 10 over four
feet if YOU want to cross Portland bar.
The loss Of the LcClairc by collision
with the Victory, on the Upper MlsSiS-
sippi, was caused by the breaking OF the
LcClaire's whistle cord. The pilot
could make no signals.
Capt. Muhleman tclcgraphs his agents
ut Cincinnati that the Andes will 90 10
the bank when she arrives there, and
wait for more water.
I'm regard 10 the wrecked salt boat that
obstructs the landing at New Albany,
Ind, and to which the attention OF the
proper authuritcs was called, Col. Mer-
rill has this Ia say: Under the present
condition Of the law, or rather in the alb
sencc Of law, find no authority to re.
move wrecks that are not abandoned.
The only remedy that | can see is for
navigatOrs 10 bring as much personal
interest rs possible 10 bear on the Ohio
River salt Company To- induce them b.
remove or abandon their barge, or else
to get Congress 10 pass a law 10 author
ize the removal Of distractions without
their owners consent, after rcasOna-
bic delay. In my annual report for
1877, ! submitted draught Of such law,
but no action was ever had on il.
BY Telegraph.
PIrTsBuEGH, June 27.-Rivcr5 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
showery,
EVANSVILLE, June %. Arrived -
Guiding Star and Dick Johnson. De
partcd-BOwling Green, Cannelton;
ldlrwid, Cairo; Buckham, GAINESVILLE;
Guiding Star, Cincinnati. Weather
clear and warm. River feet S inches
and falling.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Arrived-
John Means and barges. No departures,
Weather clear; thermometer ~.
VGcEsGrEG. June 27.-Wcathcr clear;
thermometer 81. River risen inch.
Up-CoIorado Golden Rule. Down
Thompson Dean, Mary Houston, w. II.
Halliday.
NASHVILLE, June 27.-Riycr falling
with 10 inches OH the shoals.
CAIRO, June 27.-Arriyed-Joscph
Warne, Bayou Fiche; Clifton, ST. Louis;
Helena, Nicksburg Disqualification,
Cincinnati Scudder, New Orleans. River
Ii feet IL inches and falling. Weather,
heavy rain in the afternoon; thermOme-
ter 81.
MEMPHIS, June 27.-River rose 3
inches. Arrived-City Of Greenville,
Nicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Weather clear
and warm. River falling, with feet
. inches in the canal.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Riyer feet 3
inches and falling Weather warm
and showcry.
ST. LOUIS. June 27.-Arriyed Baker,
Columbus; Diamond Joe and barges,
y. Paul; Belle Memphis. Diamond
Joe and bargcs, II. Paul; Maude. Nicks-
burg. River risen 9 inches, with II feet
inches by the gauge. Weather cloudy,
wet and cooler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

We published yesterday morning that
20 certain woman had been reported 90
have taken m0rphiUc, with the mtcn-
tom of quitting this SCeur at joy and
sorrow. We mentioned mo- name and
stated that the rumor was without
foundation. Yesterday evening We ~
...luI "a communication ir1w Madame
Lillian Wells, the person u question,
stating that she hId taken nothing
...I had mo- intention ui So doing,
.rI the rumUr was 20 lie manufactured
pImpgigu purposes.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

PLENTY Of rain.
JUNE draws to a close.
WHEN will Council meet again?
Two cases before the police court yes
terday morning.
The city officers viii labor for the
same compensation as last year.
The First Branch Of Council has won
the name Of the Debating Society.
The designations of two more OF our
school principals are reported ready
Tue Supreme Court meets to-day at
I'D o'clock A. NJ, and the County Court
at , p NJ.
THE MAYNARD rifle club will hold 4
shooting tournament at Jingle Range on
the Fourth
Ar the Circuit Court yesterday, Judge
Melvin rendered some opinions which
are not vet public.
THE merchant tailors will close their
establishments at p. NJ. until sept /,
commencing on Monday.
THE late heavy rains have shown
ND the fact that the drainage oil the
city is not what it might be-.
VARIOUS sources OF amusement are
springing up for the Fourth, and enter,
prising doctors are laying in stock oil
lint and salye.
The commencement season Is over,
and the white Organdie, with sprays OF
smilax." will he laid away Tor another
year. Who's sorry?
TuE bill board on the AthenGum
property blew down yesterday alter.
noon, and came within half a square oil
crushing two children.
VIZ called at the residence OF Ben.
Frazier Yesterday, and found him IN a
very unpromising condition. llls death
seems only matter OF time.
TuR Junior class Of the First ward
school gave a pleasant reception last
evening To the members OF the GRADUATE
ing class at the residence OF Mr.. James
Fox.
TIE Committee on Buildings OF the
Board Of Education were ont on tour
Yesterday. They visited the Flth ward
school lust i'm time 10 see how ram
pours through the rooL
4 PETITION to the Council has been
prepared by merchants doing business
along Market square, asking an ahate-
ment of the sale of manufactured goods
carried or at the market.
Tue public schools held their annual
examinations Yesterday and Thursday.
Yesterday afternoon a number of reun-
ions were held and icaStS partaken OF.
The Sixth ward led in the latter.
The examination of teachers and can
didates will be held ut the Third ward
school this morning. The examining
committee consiStSo of Prof. j. &. Heryey,
DIR. NJ +. Ilulliheu ami DIR. \. ;. Todd.
TIE Parker Hall Temperance Union
folks have concluded not to hold the
regular gospel temperance meeting to-
morrow afternoon, % give all an oppOr-
tunitv % attend the temperance meet
ing at Washington Hall.
'TM little damp remarked a man
Yesterday, rs hc boarded car with the
water running from him ia streams. lie
was damp. aud ne had notion in his
head, a catarlct i'm his eye, a creak IN his
back and springs in his shoes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

Take one pound Of flour; mix well
through it one and half measures
"BANNER" Baking Powder; add two
teaspoOnfuls salt; then rub in Onc-hali
pound cold shortening; add with a
spoon one half pint sweet milk; bake in
Jelly cake pans; when cold, and Just
before eating, place in layers, covering
each one with raspbcrrcs which have
previously been sugare1.
Each can Of Banner Powder contains
a measure to use Instead oi spoon.
4 pound ran with a measure AMI Ban
ncr Reccipe Book complete, mailed 10
receipt Of 20 cents. Address, Banner
Baking Powder, r. o. Box 3GS, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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Large Funeral.

The funeral of Mr.. George Schreiner'
.s Martini, Ferry, passed through the
..'. and was composed ot very large
number of ~UrrOwiug friends, with
Eu- band playing a dead march at the
U,.I. The iutcrment took place ut MI.
L.ru cemetery.
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We. thr official Board of Philadelphia
charge. VI. +. Church, desire thankfully
tu acknowledge the Kindness of DIR. A..
e.. George. Of the Fourth street VI. +.
Church. Wheeling, W. Va, Tor the very
g.-. auI entertaining lecture delivered
uu thc 18TH inst, i'm our Church, and for
fu. benefit of the same.
j. T.. SI~~UN.
"a s.. TuoENurEGu. Chairman,
NHr.fFTl.
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1lIbcelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLlGENCE.
Index 70 New Advertisements.

\.v No~guito Ears-tj Mendel X Go.
Iy Traps Ncsbitt * Bro.
Erui, JIrs-John Fricdcl.
Farewell COucert-tuS. Matthews
I'uuu.
puu,u.raphs-T IA. Higgins.
Letter List
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Tie Committee on Gas Investigation
... TrrucaIIrI iur Monday evening, and
10 is understood Il rcpOr. will be- pre-
barred shortly We were informed by
member Of the committee that over
-IuUuD of deficit had been figured out
...I more ashes of books % hear from.
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$500 from ~ V-rginia.

4. tine recent meeting OF the Amcrl-
.u Medical Association, al Atlanta, ga,
Nav 9th. 20 protest was received against
admission oi one of the delegates APP
pointed to that body by the Medical So
rlrrv of the State oi West Virginia, and
is now iu the hands of the Judicial
Luu-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

pssgFs tariHg hs city for h' summer
.. hare he REGISTER m0lsd 10 them,
t-puai. jor to cents pr month. S,ibscrib-
-iauy'ay thar locations from hne- 70
ug. cm hare the directions Of Their Pap'rS
..rrsg Jy s.a5'ng postal carl TO this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

WORMS are miserable affection,
found in most families, and not unfre-
quentlv fatal in their effects. There
fore, delay not, but Immediately ask
your druggist for "Dr. c. McLane's Gel
cbrated Vermifuge.' and happiness will
bless your household. Only see that
Fleming Bros, 81 Wood street. Pitts
burgh," is on the wrapper, or You will
get a worthless imitation.
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Horse Recovered

Yesterday morning the bay mare
stolen ON saturday night from James
Cummins stable, was found At Elm
Grove, running loose in a field. \
c1lured man who WAS I'm search of IL was
directed To the spot and recovered the
animal Jim supposeS the THEFT was 4
piece OF spite work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

LADIES, if you want a perfect-ftting
arrhed-instep Shoe, made on the Cas-
lillian Last, in French or Curacao hid
Button, that are superior to any ever
brought to this market, 20 TO l.. v.
PlonI'S
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JUST received, another invoice Of
Gents fine Seamless Button and Con-
gress Caters of the best makes at l.. Y.
BlOnd's. ll3O Main street.
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Races Races! Races !

Saturday at > p. NJ. prompt Trotting,
Running and Foot Racing. The follow
inc entries have been made. TrOtting,
Gus Raymond and Hermit, Jr., Lucy,
Fritz and Harry Warden. Running
Dash, Morgan and Kate. Foot Race,
Vim. Bounce and Geo. Devinney. No
drinks will be sold on the grounds. A
portion of the grand stand reserved for
ladies. Admission - cents.
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On the Fourth they are all going.
Where? Why, 10 the temperance Pie
Me at LOckwOOd's Grove.
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TIE only place in the city where you
can get an arched-instep Shoe, patented
1879. is at l.. V. Bonds.
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81 AN going 10 the Picnic at Lock-
foods Grove on the Fourth. That's
what's the matter" "Well, then, I'll
20 too"
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TIE boats leave the wharf at 81 4. "
for the big temperance Picnic July ith,
at LOckwOOd's Grove.
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THE big Picnic is to come off at Lock
woods Grove, July 4th.
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10 to Wilbert's Grove July lth.

The temperance folks know how to
get up No. Picnic.
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You can take the street ears to Viii
bert : Grove, to st. Alphonses pic mic,
July 4th.
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Good music at Wilbert's Grove July
eth.
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Thermometer Record.

A., taken at Schueprs Opera House
drug store,
FRIDAY.
JON .rw TIN.
81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28

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, 1863 Main street,
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Wilson Bros.

Are keeping the finest French hid
Arch Instep Ladies Button Boot made;
also, a complete assortment OF ladies',
misses and children's Newport Ties,
Button Walking Shoes and Slippers,
Mems hand scwcd Strap Ties, Button
Boots and Boys Sewcd Shoes. All OF
these goods are from the most reliable
manufacturers in the United States, and
are sold at as low figures as much in
ferior work 1909 Market street, OPP
posite Mcclure House.
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Rod Raspberry short Cnke.

Sr. ALrmoNsus picnic at Wilbert's
Grove July It'll.
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The temperance people hold their an
nual Picnic the coming Fourth at Lock
woods Grove.
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WHERE are you going on the Fourth
LOckwoOd'S Grove.
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Go to st. Alphonsus picnic, July ith,
ut Wilbert's Grove, North Wheeling.
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Coon music at Wilbert's Grove, July
4th