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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-JUDGES GREEN, MOORE
HAYMOND AND JOHNSON.

SUPREME COURr-JUDGES GREEN, MOORE
HAYMoND AND JOHNSON.
Court met at 10 o'clock.
State, for use of Lanham, vs., Harmon
ct al, from Putnam county. Opinion
bv Raymond. Reversed and re-
mandcd.
Brown VS.. Gates, treasurer, etc,
from Kauawha county. Opinion by
HAMMOND. Affirmed.
Collins vs.. Mann & Odell, irow
Greenbrier county. Opinion by Moore.
Affirmed.
Armstrong VS.. County Court of Tay-
Tor county. Opinion by Moore. Al
tirmed.
Gracey VS.. Myers, from Jefferson
county. Opinion by Johnson. Reversed
and remanded.
Bowyer vs.. Knapp and Martin, from
GIeenbrier county. Opinion by john
son. Reversed and rcmanded.
Curran vs.. Owens. from Ohio county.
Opinion by Johnson. Reversed and
dismissed.
DRYDEN VS.. Swinburn, from Kanawha
county. Opinion by Green. Reversed
and remanded.
Hall q. Patton VS.. Taylor ct al,
from Richie county. Motion for new
bond Overrulcd.
Gwinn vs.. Prince, from Fayette cOun-
Is. Former judgment rendered at this
term set aside and annulled.
Laurel Fork and Sand Hill Railroad
VS.. the West Virginia Transportation
Company, from Wood county. Writ OF
error allowed; bond 5000.
Shower vs.. Knott, from Taylor coun-
ty. Petition for supersedeaS refused.
McNaughton vs.. Sweeney, from Ohio
county; petition for appeal refused.
Adjourned until first day OF regular
term; June 18th.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of Forbes 4 Hughes, upon
trial before jury, was before the Court
until 1890, when the jury were adj
iourncd until Monday at 9 o'clock.
At the session held in the afternoon,
decisions were made and DEGREES en-
tered i'm the following cases.
John f.. Parker ct al. VS.. the United
States Building Association. Decree for
defendant.
Frank Falloure VS.. the Island Build
ing Association. Decree in part for de-
PENDANT and in part for plaintiff.
In the cascO OF Henry Otto and wife VS..
J. NJ. Bell ct al, a final decree was
entered for complainantupon the verdict
of the jury in the issue heretofore
directed.
In the case Of the Merchants National
Bank vs.. the First National Bank, the
motion for new trial was over-ruled
and judgmentrendered upon the verdict.
introductory DEGREES were entered in
the cases of Martin Hill vs. G.. q. Saw
tell. trustee, and Louisa Scabright vs. G.
w. Seabrightet al.
The remainder of the session was OC-
cupied with motions and other miscel-
laneOus business.
POLICE COURT--JUDGE CRNNMER.
Steele Miller and Harry Buchanan,
two police court barnacles, whose faces
are as familiar Us the picture OF Wash
ington on postage stamp, slouched in,
heard the warrant for the same old
charge, and slouched out again to the
work house
Henry Dannerburg and Charles Hof
man for offences against the ordinance
governing the manner OF making sales
in the market, paid fines of - and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
Workhouse ESCAPES.

so much has been said and printed
upon one side of this question that a
little news from the other might be ac-
ceptable. As far as the Preachers =
trip down street Is concerned, We learn
from James Fleming, the nightwatch-
man at the city prison, that he accompa-
MED him, as has always been the Gus
tom. Carey was sentenced for sixty
DAYS, and after serving half of his term
went down street to see the Mayor and
the complainant upon whose oath he
was arrested, to try to have the rest OF
his sentence committed. In regard TO
escapes, il is almost impossible to keep
a determined and watChful man inside
that low fence. The Mayor recon-
mended to Council the necessity OF
building high one, which suggestion
was laid aside. As TO information sent
to police headquarters, we know moth
ing of that, but certainly the former
statements in regard to escapes, want
of vigilance, etc, are gross eXaggera-
tons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

The p, c. x It. l.. r. r. Co. PAN
Handle routel, have now made an ar
rangement with the Pullman Sleeping
Car Company which will be OF great
advantage to our trayelingpublic. Pas
sengers going to Eastern points, New
York, Philadelphia, ETC. can now take
sleeping cars at Wheeling junction, in
stead of at Pittsburgh, as heretofore
The same rate will be charged for berths
from Wheeling Junction as from Pitts
burgh. Parties desiring sleeping car
accommodations can have the same Sc
cured for them upon application to the
ticket agent here. This arrangement
will undoubtedly DO much to increase
the popularity of this road, which has
already become a great favorite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
THE POLICE REVOLVER.
OFFICER MAL0NEY SHOOTS SISSY
ROSS,
And Wounds Him in the Leg-The Arrest
for Larceny-ROss Attempts TO
Escape and Comes to Grief
in Consequence,

Since the departure of the delectable
Maud Stanley, the proprietress OF a
noted mdiSOn de joe in East Wheeling,
the premises have been occupied by
one May King for the same purpose.
The latter was in tribulation last night.
She claimed TO have lost a gold watch,
valued at SO, from her bureau drawer,
and charges Alex Wallace, Jr., and
SISSY" Ross with having stolen it.
Warrants were sworn out last night for
these persons and placed in the hands
of officers for execution.
In a short time alterward, Officer
Maloney captured Ross and took him to
the city building, and after moment or
two started with him toward the lookup.
A minute had scarcely elapsed when a
ringing shot was heard, followed in
quick succession by two others.
Maloney and Ross had disappeared,
hut their hats lying on the sidewalk
and the rapid footsteps sounding in the
distance told that the prisoner had es-
capped. The circumstances are told as
follows: When the officer with his pris-
oner left the city building. the latter be-
came obstreperous and when the Wash
ington Hall corner was reached,
struck the officer (this is MalOney's
ye-sion) and started off, turning up
Twelfth street. MalOney started in
pursuit, firing the first shot in front OF
Browns jewelry store and the second
when near the alley. Neither had any
effect upon Ross, who turned up Chap
line street. MalOney fired again when
turning the corner, this time with more
decided result as Ross stopped and got
behind a tree. The officer came up,
made him hold up his hands and
marched him to the lookup, Ross limp
ing badly and saving he was shot in the
leg.
In the meantime, q large crowd had
collected and the entrance to the
lookup was efTectually blocked up. A
REGISTER reporter followed Maloney 10
police headquarters, and from him gath
cred the above statements. lie says
Ross. who comes from Martins Ferry,
is dangerous character.
When Ross was taken into the lock-
up he became abusive to the last de-
gree, threatening to kill everybody on
the force and using language OF the
vilest character DR.. Wilson was called
in and upon examination found a
wound in the left leg above the knee.
This we learned, as our reporter was
rather churlshly refused admission to
to the lookup, when he went to learn ii
there was another side, by policeman
in charge.
Wallace, Ross companion, heard OF
the turn affairs had taken, and bccOm-
ing alarmed hastily returned the stolen
watch to its rightiul owner. He was
afterwards found and lodged in the
lookup. The affair will probably be
fully ventilated this morning.
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FIVE MINUTES WITH THE
NEWS.

IT is clear, but the wind smells OF
rain.
The boilers at the Top mill were
cleaned yesterday.
The better part of Fulton rejOices
over the closing of the saloons.
"OUR Boarding House" has been
booked by Manager Reister for the last
OF the week.
CoCKAYNE's orchestra will play for a
large social TO be given on the South
Side, on Wednesday.
PADDY MAHoNY's sprinkler got in
some good work on Saturday and laid
the dust most effectually.
]. C. HERvEY will build a modern
structure upon the site of the house de-
stroyed by fire on Friday.
GALL quiet upon the Potomac" Sat
urday night in the Eighth ward, in spite
of its having followed payday.
LIEUT.. F. p. Mcneil is a bigger man
nor old Grant" All acquisitions
throughout the State come to him.
The cool and cOmmodiOus dining room
Of the New Mcclure was opened on Sat
urday, and the guests were not sorry.
The Crescent Boat Club scouts have
found their boat house ut New Martins
vile, and will have it brought home.
THE little child, Mr.. Snider's, VINO
fell over the stone quarry on Friday and
was badly injured, is slowly improving
TIE penstock at the p, W. x ny,
shops bursted on Saturday afternoon
The water was shut off and damages
slight.
DANIEL BROST, who attempted to eX-
terminate himself last week, is rapidly
becoming better, and will be well in
few days.
A oUIRE Of legal cap, or less, was re-
ouired 10 make up the report OF the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys for Tues
day night.
THE excursion to Cincinnati on the
ST. Lawrence next Saturday promises
well. This warm weather will help the
enterprise.
THE pike was filled with carriages and
buggies yesterday, the occupants OF
which went out to enjoy the country an
and dust.
CAPT. Orro and Lieut.. Meyers return
ed home from their sham battle trip on
SATURDAY. night. They report successful
negotiations.
Two excursions came up the river
Yesterday, one from Parkersburg on the
Courier and the other from Marietta OF
the Chesapeake.
Council will meet in regular monthly
5 ssion on Tuesday and the Children
Home in regular annual session. Boil
free-take your choice.
Mr.. WIN. NICHoLL, who has been Wis
ting at the residence OF Mr.. Hedge, neal
Wellsburg, lost a horse on Saturday
night. Itstrayed off and is still missing
Mathew Altmeyer, formerly foreman
of the nail factory at Belleville, ILL.,, has
accepted position in the Benwood mill
He will remove his family to the Latter
place.
ONE of the Marietta excursiOnists pur
Joined fine game pup from Joe Greene
ward Yesterday, and carried him on
board the boat &c bring him home. Blu
Joe was not as green as his name, anC
he went after it. He got it, too
Ar the Sixteenth Street English
Lutheran Church, yesterday, Rev. Bar
nitz preached the discOurses on Chris
tian work, applying them very pointed
liz To the members of the Church and
Sunday School. An effort is now being
made to reduce the bonded debt anc
also to issue bonds at five per cent. inter
est instead or seven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

The election ut the Bank of Wheeling
between the hours of Q A. VI. and 5 Z. NJ
on Saturday for officers and directors
of the Children'S Home resulted in the
reelection of the former board by an
almost unanimous vote. The following
persons were elected: President,
Benjamin Davenport; Vice Presidents,
John l.. Hobbs, Daniel &. List; Secre-
tarv, Louis G.. Stiiel; Treasurer, Gertrude
Lamb; Directors, :. b. Barnitz, W. B.
simpson, Spalding X. Wallace, W. \.
List, J. Elwood Hughes, Hon. q. l.
Craumer, A. G.. Robinson and John o..
Pcud,etOn. We are requested to an
nounce a meeting Of the newly elected
officers at the Home, cOrnerot Thirteenth
and Jacob streets, this afternoon, at >
O'Clock to organize for the year, appoint
lady managers and complete plans for
the anniversary tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
The Leader Directory.

Inc Leader directory,
From yesterdays Leader.
The Leader Directory Of the city OF
Wheeling and surrounding towns
seems to have already gained the con-
fidence of Wheeling's best advertisers,
to say nothing OF the liberal patronage
given ii in. other places. While we do
not think that directory is nearly 50
good an advertising medium as a thor
oughly circulated newspaper, yet,
taking in the extreme low cost OF the
former, and some special advantages
that mark that class OF advertising, we
can conscientiouSly and sincerely
recommend it as being a good invest
ment And especially will this be so in
the Lcddgr Directory. 1t will contain
features never presented by any similar
work, and will be preserved and re-
ierrcd to constantly and with interest.
On account OF the great accumulation
of matter which has grown on the
hands OF its compiler, it will be delayed
a few weeks beyond the time first set
for its publication. One advantage will
thus be afforded 10 advertisers, who
can thereby have some little additional
time in which to get up their cards in
good style.
Orders left at the Lsddrr building on
Twelfth street for directories, or at
Stanton q Davenports store, will be
promptly attended 10 as soon
as the work is issued. The price is 3
per book.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
Personalities.

Miss Sophie Harding, of Washington,
Pa, spent Saturday in the city, while
en- route to Gallipolis. She left on the
II. Lawrence.
Frank Woodmansee goes to Steuben-
vile to take position in the Office OF
the L. $ Hotel.
Howard Norton has terminated his
visit here, and left on the It. Lawrence
for home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
Corner Stone Laid.

The cornerstone OF the st. Matthews
German Lutheran Church at BenwoOd,
was laid with appropriate ceremonies
Yesterday, in the presence OF a large
number of spectators. An excursion
from this city, composed OF about one
hundred members of It. James Church,
were conveyed to the scene by train
i'm command OF the accommodating Capt.
Devries. The English services at the
church were conducted by Rev. DR..
Schodde and the German by Rev.
Stumpf. The box inserted in the stone
contained the usual coins, papers,
church documents, &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
Attbe Immaculate Conception Church

Yesterday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the mis-
sion began at the above named church,
with grand solemn High Mass. The
opening sermon was preached by Very
Rev Father Lilly, the subject OF the dis
course was the Danger OF delay in Re
pentancc, and was handled by the Very
Rev. Dominican, in his usual logical
STYLE. Nespers in the evening and a
sermon i'm German by Father Bokel, o.
p. closed the exercises of the day. The
mission will be continued during the re-
mainder ofthiS week. Very Rev Father
Lilly will preach this evening at :
O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

The marks at the wharf last night in
Dictated 1 feet inches and still falling.
The Hudson failed to get permit To
carry the extra number Of passengers
Yesterday, and so the Mallir Ragon took
the Beethoven Society down to Cresap' S
Grove.
The Turner Society oi Marietta, came
up on the GuiipOlis and Marietta
packet Chesapeake Yesterday, accom-
panied by a band of music.
The Standard Society OF Parkcrsburg
also spent the day in Wheeling, having
eXcurted up on the Courier. 1t was
also accompanied by brass band.
The Hcathcrington had a narrow
escape from sticking ona snag by Bogg' S
Island on her way up.
CNCINNATI, May l1.-Riyer 9 feet S
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, May ll.-iiiver falling
with 8 $40 feet in the channel. Wealth
er clear; mercury 700. Arrived-Gah,
Grey Eagle, Bowling Green. Departed
Cali, Memphis; Grey Eagle, Hender-
son.
LOUISVILLE May Il.-Clcar and warm.
Deparlcd-Nint. Shinkle, Memphis;
Guiding Star, New Orleans; Clifton,
Pittsburgh. River falling with ) feet
10 inches in the canal.
CAIRO, May ll.-Arrivcd - ldlcwild,
Evansville; =. Garrett and Andy Baum,
Cincinnati; Golddust, st. Louis; Baltic,
Ohio river; Arkansas Belle, Evansville;
John l.. Rhoads, St Louis Departed
-Idlcwild, Evansville; p. Garrett and
Baum, Memphis; Golddust Nicksburg;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville; Annie Sill
yer, New Orleans; Rhoades, Pittsburgh.
River II feet / inches and falling.
Weather clear; thermometer so.
MEMPHIS, May ll.-River falling. No
arrivals or departures. Weather clear
and pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

Leroy Cortright, OF Spencer, awoke
his wife Friday morning and told her
that the Lord had commanded him "a
kill her. Mrs. Cortright had sufficient
presence OF mind to make no demur,
but got permission to 90 down stairs
and see her sick mother before being
slaughtered, and once down, she scOOted
Tor the nearest ncighbors, nimbly pur-
sued 10y her husband. Assistance was
procured, and after a severe tusslc, Mr..
COrtright was secured and placed in
durance lie had become suddenly
insane from scrOiulOus catarrh, and is
supposed to be incurable. Though We
are certain that a faithful use Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy would effect
a speedy cure For many years these
remedies have been acknowledged as
positive specifics for all scrofulous and
catarrhal affections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
The SECOND Ward Market.

Saturday morning was an unusually
full one. Everything was in abundance,
and the prices were consequently very
favorable To consumers.
Butter and eggs held their old prices,
eggs selling for 10 cts, and butter for
from - to 20 cts according 10 quality.
Fish show a somewhat tirmer state OF
the market, though jack are sold at the
rate of five pounds for a quarter.
White and salmon bring cts per 10,
and cleaned cat S cts. Potomac shad,
4Ola 30 cts each. CLAIMS 60 cts peck.
Old potatoes SOFAS cts a peck according
TO condition. New potatoes are 20 cts a
quarter peck. Kale 10 cts a peck; let
tucc Is cts "A quarter peck. Radishes and
onions now bring cts a bunch. Old
onions have almost disappeared, but
bring 40 cts peck when they are found.
Asparagus, l0cts OF 3 punches for 25cts.
Rhubarb, , for 3 cts. Green peas, 10
cts quarter peck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
Dangerous Place

Waterman Junkins last Mig arrest
ed a boy whom he ioun sleeping IN the
folding room of the Lsmer office. The
gas was burning in dan gerouS proximity
10 a pile of paper, and was liable to COM
municate fire To it any minute. The
boy gave his name rs George Wells and
saws he has Just been released from an
Ohio reiOrmatOry institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
11brelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Progress Twins Tobacco-G. ;.
Fccny.
Regular Tuesday Packet-Steamer
Andes.
Undertakers-G Mendel Il Co.
Down. Down.. Blum x Bro
I Head Of Local.
Applications Tor County Physician.
Proposals for Furnishing Medicines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
THE NINTH ANNIVERSARY
OF the ChiIdren's Home, To-
mOrrOM NIGHT.

The Opera House, tomorrow night,
will contain probably one OF the largest
audiences OF the season upon the Occa-
sion of the celebration of the ninth an
niversarv of the organization of the
Children's Home of this city. An in
teresting article might be written upon
the subject of this institution, its torma-
ton nine years ago and subsequent sue
cessiul career, its extensive charitable
works, and the different persons who
have worked increasingly in this labor
of love. but il has been essentially a
local institution and its history is iamil-
lar 10 every city reader of the REGISTER.
Besides clothing and sheltering the
many unfortunateS who have come be-
meath its fostering roof, it has been the
means of devising many pleasant enter
tainmentS of every description which
formed important epOchs in our social
history.
The entertainment TO be given tOmOr-
row evening promises in no way 10 iii
minish the reputation fairly won by the
Home i'm its numerous successes in this
line. but rather to add new laurels.
Considerabi preparation has been made
and no pailis will be spared to make it
pleasant and profitable to those who de-
sire to att Ind. His Excellency Gov.
Mathews viii preside, and the pro
gramme will! consist of songs and rccita-
tons; Calisthenic and kindergarten eX-
ercises, by the children OF the Home;
brief statements Of the work OF the past
year, and vocal music by some OF Wheel
ing's best talent. All the friends OF the
Home are cordially invited to be present
The distribution of reserved seat
tickets, free of charge, for this interest
inc occasion will commence at 3 +. NJ to-
day AZ the music store of c. Y, Lucas.
The admission will be by ticket only,
and reserved seats can alone be secured
as above stated. The Opera House will
no doubt contain its largest audience to-
morrow NIGHT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
Transfer.

The following deeds were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook Saturday:
l. F. Jones, special commissioners, to
J. ID. Whitham, parcel OF land situate
on McGraw's run, in Liberty district,
Ohio county, containing 81 acres, more
or less. Deed made in pursuance OF
the authority vested in said |. +. Jones
bv decree cf the County Court.
Commercial Bank to Evclcn {. Down
inc, a fractional lot, corner OF Tenth
and Market streets, Wheeling; consid-
Grafton S4,41I0S.
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wErBoUND TRAINS

n, I'D ON saturday night, has no cohle''o"
flr chicago or SauduSky. Clio,
prriirrTT Palace. Drawing Room and Sleeping
C4-S ON all night Trains, II, init
S,rrb and southwest North ana SoI'aNt>SS
,L-ir., mis- a desirable route for colouiSts ann
I...-s.,nS moving to the great West, ana 70 NhoW
Is-ff-uIar attention is given.
WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling ........ .,.,-..''' a. ". '.-' u u"
TradelPhia Accommodation. -, .,
-. 1yl....fir.. ...........G.iU A. NJ. 300 p. n.
T...ggr, r1 ALI principal point, ON sale at depot
g.-......,r..rr gt I'm hours during the day,
- w. III. CLEMENTS, VI. of T..
E. T. DEVEEILS. General Agent "Hee"'s'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

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 d Dittman. 1859 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

-,.,rr.rysII.. r..yramp.Iatt1 lclygs BcIl8ire M
t.gr ~. Bridgeport az $500. ami arrives al Sten-
b.uri''. no f.Ir o. ". ,.
s...r., .-t.rN.rviIIc 40 S.f1A. w., Bridgeport
al ..I.. A. V.. arrive 8- k..urt ul '..-1 A. NJ.
.-....Hrs nrF HrrrrH-r checks tD all principal
, ...-. .r. f... East ana West can Doe procured az
-r r.....u.rrr lu Gr1Eauurt r. b. MYERS,
..Hr GguertI Passenger Is Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

and all kinds of mistakes are avoided in
using the Banner Baking Powder, for
each can contains a measure to use in
stead of a spoon. which holds the pro-
per quantity to produce light and nutri-
tiOus cakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
HonOrs Awarded.

The honors of the graduating class of
80, at the Female College, were awarded
on Friday last, Miss Birdie Williams, Of
the South Side, receiving the first honor,
and Miss Mary C. Campbell, daughter
OF the late Sheriff Campbell, the second.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12
Advertising Medium
1t is the highest aim of the proprietors Of the
REGISTER to make it especially valuable a a
NEWS AND COMMERCIAL PAPER

1t receives regularly the TeIcgnphic Dis
patches of the Western Press Association and
frequently Special Dispatches about matters OF
unusual interest In the gathering of the news
OF Local events its reporters are vigilant and con
scicntious. EditoriaIly it seeks 10 discuss with
intelligence and candor all public questions and
especially such as vitality affect the Interests OF
he people of West Virginia.
Politically, the REGISTER has been from
foundation, sixteen years ago, sincerely attached
to the principles Of the Democratic party, and
it has at no time failed TO faithfully uphold
those principles and the party organization
which supports them. But it is solely on It's
merits as a public journal that It seeks support
and upon these merits it does ask the patronage
Of the intelligent and libcnl-mindcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-12

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