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, 1879-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

"sy Awful Dad " was given for tho second
time Inst night, with Lester Wullack ns .4doni,
Evergreen, charming presentation In It's way,
but one, we fancy, in whtcl, tho nc.or's capabl1l.
ties arr not secn to the best advantage. Every
sent In the luwcr part Of the house was filled,
INT the galleries were only moderately patron
lied. Tile n!ay appeared to thoroughly please,
mud Mr.. Wnl!acls was rewarded By call at the
cnd of uverY act This afternoon the Ytar
tatea for Ky Awful Lad, a'l n il Il ths sr. coi-
pany will have niors opportunity to a1,nw their
metal than III tie taet.lHcntioneu cotnrdr. TIC
cuAt will include Mcssrs. j, ". Shannon. c. r.
Murphy, j. u. Har.lic, q. i. Deyero, u. Z. Elc-
E,llth Acton, Miss Laura Don. sine. PonIsi.
slss Ruse Rt,,d Miss Nelliu bingham, hlibs
Alice Sherwood. and Miss Jennie Clark.
, 1879-05-21
THE TURF,
THE LOUISVILLE Denly.


Tomav,r,e Kv Mav On -trh;a vos no-,v
nav. md Inn ,yeat,cr wu, r,orfonx r,,o tran
fc.t,,ro wa. ,n.n,r.np md the crovd. t,,at
drckrd In Tho Jockev Conrso n,odrtous ~.
mulpc one of Enrln,d om1 t,c nrtcIna, of
Kcn.ueIy,s nnmc.nko. Year hv vrar III. m,
coston hna itcren.pd In snlr,u1or md fmnortu,re
until Derby Day Ina become viii, ia var,tabto
holiday. I'o-1ny,s snort ,yns hoth arct,nr nn,,
doubtful. Nm ono could nrnf,tct the wlnncr, In
a u,ncl,, n1tbo,rt, th. nerhy fayor,tc had hca,,
oprcal ,,non hv m,lorItv n i, c,t,,notot, ,,,ut
,ncro wn, fuf]y IN tYl1 ncrson. in lin .t,nds
and IN t,r nc1d wb,ch una frcn N MI. n. II !.
nfw,,s vhor tbc .Joctev nerbv i, r,,
,rht. orao, anaco nrcxoo,o1 strht
n,n.t ,,,,,,.r,, md ~ n. Esstoru
cve yaa nnvol n. II wa. 4ntc,r.t,n~ Courtrv
fn1i., Wilt. nn1 hl,clt. ior n,i,oa lad hccn ar,
rivInr iii a.y and w',.n +,,o drnr, +.,,,,1 nv
tho Gvrr. ~ m MI .b,d.. ami condf,tor,
frontIro1ly ho1ftn,, ~ to mia anothcr ronId na
nhaervc,l r., +rcr. m vno,n. orJ .c,,, :, von,on
m Tim .l,on,dcr, n tic,r co,,slns and ,,'.,r
hro,her. ,hstr ln,,,,r,. md @ ,,"ir sw..t,,e.rt. |
;rl,a ror,,,or .tn,u,. .vora t%sann.d ~ nvs.n.,.
inw a,'1 ,ha t,rand lam, cnntsn.so = ho,,nuot
~ hcnnt. ~, t,ht,y r.rl.,d .,1n,r ,,,st -, ho
r,or,,hlo ..as ,..,, nt<,h 49, t,,ra..,h,tt.
Tuv ,,v.r .vrnr
M 4ho ,.-1 ~ ,ht. ,-o,o-,1or ,..a ,,uo a
o"a.to. 49,, T.aia,, ,sa. u.s. ,,ron,. I f,"as,.a "
,p1, ,ns - .tr"ncors | i,1,t ,hs E.n.""n.n. e. ~.su
'ana,a,1v ,.,n t,,.,. ~, h",na ,a. ,sss
Eo.trna a. f,t..naro '"'vo, Mor, nn,s1pt s., as,
nlrhsm;s 1r .n,In, =. i,,,,ca, mi hv H." o-,.s s
H., vtt.,, ,ho,, ,voro n,nnI H.. aa,1 on,,..,..;
ai.n.; 1ta,;a asT,;n,"n ran Nv ".', "S n,n,n".
T,,o 49, s,o-. .ro .o,as.1,, ,,,a ,,,a,,I .I.,
an nrcontIon oo,ne ~ i'll. n,.h a,, w,,t tn'
.t r"..,,s "a. a., sta"',,.'1 ' .'' ~" ". ~.
s.,,susu, 1 ,..". ~. ,,,o ans Json,,nJ ara n"o.
'1ss 10 "' n,".aer @ uup''. '1.,, ~ s"
~ T.. o''s"' 1,1., hs "@te'
'appea ny heeno "'"' laclnFos' We
c}osa IA Ia Whon was For
tuna, Bignnl next, uni tho others
Int to a5cht by tl,s t,ust slynn1 1,afl crent nm
.os..,, =. 49,, .s., .,. .ts..., .', rs>r..,' ~
3ccoaI a. lucy Passot '"a st""''' a''o Fos1"'"
was running an easy tn!fa' astho':n gong quite
fast, 0loumore Led Fortuaa NJ tho quarter hy
~, ~ a.h. ~ va s, p H. v,'sas, " a.J nnnt,
na'' u"e ot'efs 'ea W "1c"al'a' "'4 nu"""k
!orcinG very not pace they "cfo nearer n1le
smother at tic hulf.m!e, nt!, rounding into tic
three.ouartcrs, MollIo S(c(iipley, pushing uD,
.hovod con,, thJrd sIonal d-on.
'n'"oo seoo 80, s"'o' ,,,a 14s""' uup
ping lnto htth place, 1s'esards ta1lh.
third, Fortuna being barely halt
lc,ICth behtuhl Hleumore, and running with pur-
fect ss.s. m thcv rome into thn xtreteh. At
~. .,'1l,t, III. T,s.,as v NV. +,,,.,, ,o- ,,.sd
'n1 o's"t" Po'e ~ w. t"Ho "n' k"s" ~. .en"'
a',d torRed past olenmeFa 1or a teeR, CUT tue
latter, responding to tho whip md spAr, over.
, 1879-05-21
TIE TRIGGER.

sIIooTlNG TOURNAMENT II ST. louis.
sr. Louis, Mo-, May 20.-1hc first annnal
tournament of the Missouri State sportsman's
Association oponcl hero to-day at the crounds
OF tho St. Louis Jockey Club. Not much OF
material Interest took place to-day, but over
$1,000 in pnrsca will 'bo shot for during the
wcok. In frco- -fos.al shoot to-day for so0O,
Julgp Cheater Il. Krutn, President Of tho st.
Louis tiuu Club, divided the first money With
Abe kcinn,an. of Chicago, champion Of
America amt 4 swcepstnke was won by Fred
Erb, Of 1t. Joseph, Mo.
, 1879-05-21

Judge TAFT, who will probably be nominated
70, Governor Of Ohio by tho Republicans. Is q
,1yer man, but not m innationlst. 1Ie IL an
boucst.1noucy nnn,-tlmt is to soy, gold and
,l,t, man. Iic Ia opposed to the Confederate
.,stetn Of finance.
, 1879-05-21

pVtt1t4s D1aQu4eH 1u zHs 1FEouHs7
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, afaY M,-'rhe First No
uonai Hank tha morning recovered judgmcu
Ia thu Superior Court by default against Care,
W. Miller a,sl Elizabeth Miller. Ills mother, fo
ga, ,74s.59 on notus. This Is part Of tho short
agc wtlci, Miller, tic deFauttlnE teller, uckuowl
cdgcl un the wltouss~ssanl III i!,u Uu,ted Statea
, 1879-05-21

Among tic various persons mined tn conncc-
ton Nth tie Republican nominations Tor Circuit
Judge correspondent in this mornings TRIn-
usz proposes Mr.. THOMAS &. Frost. Of the firm
Of MILLER Il FROsT.
, 1879-05-21

Probably Senior CoNKt1NG would haze pre-
! tered 10 hayc M entirely wl,ita baby namru
for him to ono little colosed. But people
nus,u. be Too fasttdious In Republic. Many
1ueero has bnrnc tue honored namo Of GEon1E
HlfHiN0IuN,
, 1879-05-21

In Yfea Of the disposition Of thu Southern
nl,nters 10 restrain the colorcd people from
teepc from oppression, MI exchange rapor says
l,It 4 wonder they do not rcvivo tho old Fugi-
u,esaro taw, ind attempt to pass It as n
rtd.r On an appropriation bill.
, 1879-05-21

Il really looks rs II tho Demo- Confederntes in
Congress intended to takc their whisky straight
for enc whole week, and hare no occasion to
damn tue President between drinks for yctolng
ane Of their llttle bills.
, 1879-05-21

II Dawn DAVIS would scramble buck upon
tie fcnce ueain, Mr.. TILpEN mid alr. THURMAN
Eo1ll both b iucllnod to forgive him.
, 1879-05-21

VT Hearmy perhhi" will probably bo writ
ha on the Democratic traneparenclcs during
The ncxt campaign.
, 1879-05-21

It's said that tho reason the Illinois Legisla-
turc does not adjourn is because they are afraid
10 ~ homo and faco their constituents.
, 1879-05-21

Court, md was thco acquitted bY tho 5urn
under virtual Instructions " JudEo Dodkstt. i
. Postmaster Ila!loway left for Washington,
Tonight to tnnke nrrnnGotnenta for a fuller sup-
ply Of refuhding. certificates, Thus Tar The do.
nfand has been enual TO 81, t0Q dAY.
, 1879-05-21

rmp[Fe-1'rast OF pittsbufg.
Tlme--Two toars nnd five minutes.
, 1879-05-21

Tn euro conssfpRttsn, 1tilonsne.s, nna Tho
whole train Of ailments rcsnitng from desnngc.
1snwel Regulator. Unlike Tho usnnl purentIyes, il
d"ea not weaken Or Irsitatc. The aetinn IA mild
and PLEASANT Tbefe 10 NJ, other renolY IN mntcrIa
healthy action. Depot. ITO East Madson street.
, 1879-05-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Few things In tfs world arc 70 certain ~ tha
purifying action ol Glnnn'a Sulphur kosp.
, 1879-05-21

Arcnti's 1sert, Iron. md VIM, matle In ac-
Cnfdance with latcst medical research. improyea
The appetite, cnrIGes the h16od. aud rron1pf!y re-
rt"rcs nerve powcr. vhan fatVncd from nhyscAt
or 1nenta! alsain. Depot l1U East Madison hlreet.
, 1879-05-21

"Thn wiso old tlontor want Ills round"
VIII css"sll'. slippery Elm Lozenges for his
pattehsa. Sold in Chicago By ]lnck q NAyncr. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21

unwilling OF the Thomas statue this
week. More than one soldier felt dur
ing Grants administration that the hero
of Chickamauga hardly had fair treat
ment from his old commander when he
was shelyed in distant command and
Younger men given beiterposts.--S
field Republican.
GARFIELD has weaknesses in his record
that do not commend him to the people
of Ohioas their great and only champion,
and he lost reputation, upon the whole,
during the extra session. We can tel
the Cleveland Ledder that Garfield has
not, as the case stands, got the votes to
nominate him, and that such preten-
sions as it puts forth may prevent him
from getting the requisite number
Cincinnati Commercial (Rep.)
THE protest of an honest Catholic be-
lever that all education should be cleri-
cal. against being taxed for the support
of free public secular schools, belongs 10
the same category with the protest oil a
Quaker against being taxed Tor the sup
port of the army and navy. with what
ever degree OF respect the State may re.
gard them both as manifestations OF
honest individual conscience, it cannot
Weld to either of them without disjOin-
ing its very framewOrk.-N l. Herald.
THOSE who want "strong man" for
President, can find the greatest strength
where lies the greatest honesty. They
who want clean man can find him IN
the man against whom even his enemies
have nought TO say. 1t would be a good
thing for the United States if PrOvi-
dence should send us race OF Presi-
dents as patriotic and pure as the race
OF Senators who have made the name ot
Bavard synonymous with all that is re-
deeming in politics. Boston Pilot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
The Preaent Radical Idea.
Lemars Sentinel rep,

Lemars sentinel lItepi.
The Confederate States OF America,
in the month of April, 1873, lay at the
feet OF the Nations victorious legions,
conquered territory. All the rights,
privileges, immunities, franchises, SOW
ereignties, charters and constitutions,
the one-time States may have had, sew
orally or collectively, became vested III
the conquerer-the Nation So abso-
lutely perfect was the National victory
that the Nation might have gwen back
Virginia to England, which in turn
might have restored it to its original
dignity-a convict colony; Florida
might have been re-sold to Spain at a
slight advance on the original cost, and
Louisiana knocked down TO the highest
bidder for a slight consideration. Mex
leo might have been induced to take
back Texas; or the whole territory
might have been parcelled among the
victorious soldiers, as William the Con-
querer divided England among the Nor
man knights. The power of the Nation
to do all this and more was established
bv force of arms It's right to do so IS
recognized by the laws OF nations. The
perfectness OF that victory is indisputa-
blp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
CHEAP BEEF.

A lively war is in progress among the
butchers in Pittsburgh. The importa-
ton of cheap beef to that city from st.
Louis has had something OF the effect,
we suppose, that the appearance OF
American beef in the markets OF Lon
don has had upon resident butchers. 1t
has demonstrated the entire practabili-
ty of selling an important article at rate
below the home market, and making
money at it.
When a dealer looks at a situation
like that it is apt to bring him to terms.
The Pittsburgh butchers hung on to
the established prices for some time,
and were disposed to depreciate the
quality OF beef that had spent three
or four days in the cars, but they
nevertheless, discovered that their Gus
toners were slipping away from them
TO the cheap shops, and gradually they
are surrendering to the situation andre
ducing their prices to correspond with
the imported article. One OF the most
prominent butchers OF that city is now
selling steaks at 10 cts. per pound
and roasts at cts, which is a cent
lower than the st. Louis beef
In the mean time, as the war goes on,
the citizens OF Pittsburgh will be happy,
and pray that the day OF determination
to the st. Louis dealers may
be long postponed. The latter
will not, of course, find it profitable 10
import beef at the same prices that the
home butchers can sell, if the rates are
reduced to the minimum figure at which
the home article will bring a profit, and
the home butchers will in time prevail.
But there is a suggestive fact in this
contest. II demonstrates that with our
improved and improving facilities for
transportation, every centre OF popula-
ton has become a bidder, ii not buyer,
in the markets Of every other section.
No city orsection can malntaina monop-
oily of any article OF produce or manufac-
ture unless it does so by reducing the
price below every other section. The
transportation counts for little or moth
ing. We eat California fruit, and Ches-
apeake oysters, and Texas beef in all the
leading cities. at about the same rates
which prevail for the several articles in
the neighbOrhoods where they are pro-
duced. Thus we go toward point OF
development that will ultimately give
the advantages of the varied soil, climate
and resources of a great country to the
citizens of every section alike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
Notice to Contractors anu builders


OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WHEELING, November l3 1879.
Sealed proposals will De received by The Board
of Public Works, Of the state Of West Virginia,
addressed to the undersigned, up to Il o'clock
noon, OF March the lSt, 1850, for the ALTERATIONS
IN and THE ADDITIONS 10 the building known as
the STATE HOUSE, at Charleston, Kanawha
county, West Virginia, according TO the Plans
and Specifications furnished by {. c. Kcmblc and
A. PEBBLES, joint architects.
Bids will be received for the whole and the
several parts Of The work. Plans and spcciiica-
tons may be seen at The Capitol Building, in
Wheeling, on aud after January Isl, 1880 and
any information relative thereto may be obtain
ell by applying to c. G. Kcmblc, the architect
resident al Wheeling w Va.
Bond and security, approved by the Bard Of
Public Works will be required OF each coutmc-
tor. The right Of receiving or rejecting my or
all bids is reserved.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works
noyl1 : BRADY, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21

DALLAS, in Texas, has cosmopolitan
population. The patient on the first bed
as YOU enter the City Hospital is a ne
gro, the next a Swedc, the third bed Is
occupied bv an EngliShman, followed 10y
one i'm which son Of the Emerald Isle
SwearS away the hours as he discusses
what he claims is the tyraunical rule OF
the English Government. The fifth bed
is occupied by an American, who sec
onds the lrishman'S arguments, declar-
Inc that republican form OF govern
ment is the best under the sun. \ He
brew occupies the sixth bed, and listens
to the others quarrel Next is Poland
er and last 4 Russian. 4 few days ago
a Mexican was discharged from this in
stitutiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21

Ex-Gov. SEYMOUR is justified in
shrinking from the delicate responsible
ity Of being the arbiter to reconcile the
differences between opposing factions OF
the Democratic party in New York. The
Judgment of a single individual, no mat
ter how wise and pure and disinterested
he might be, would hardly satisfy all the
diScOrdant elements. Common sense IS
needed rs much as anything, but the
most necessary requisite to harmony is
for the Tammany Society to nail up its
doors and 20 home, and try TO live re-
spectably in the future.-BOStDn Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
raE REGISTERS TELEPHONE.

The telephone line connecting the
REGISTERS main office in this city with
the branch office at Bellaire was finally
completed yesterday, and conversations
were carried on over il freely dur
ing the afternoon and mp to a
late hour at night. In our neigh
borhood news will be found an unusual
ly full report of yesterdays occurrences
at Bellaire-as full, in fact, rs could be
written on the spot. The publishers OF
the REGISTER have thus redeemed their
promise to furnish Bellaire, to all in
tents and purposes, a daily paper OF her
own, giving the news there as in
Wheeling, up TO the latest hour.
1t is not vet in perfect orler; still or
binary conversation at this end OF the
line is distinctly audible at the other
end, and rice rerSa. The two offices are
exactly six miles apart. as the wire runs.
Patrons of the REGIsTER in Bellaire
can also enjoy the same facilities as
those in this city for procuring job
printing, negotiating for advertisements,
and tranSacting miscellaneous business
o. all kinls.
ANY person whose curiosity impels
him to desire to hear conversation
conducted between parties six miles dis
tant from each other is cordially invited
TO visit either OF the REGIsrER's offices,
and avail himself Of the opportunity OF
observing the workings OF this grandeSt
achievement OF progressive science.
And when we use the masculine pro-
noun, we mean not only to invite our
friends of the sterner sex, but especially
those whose curiosity will more probab-
" bp pvritp1 the ladies'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
rossing upon a Bed Of Agony,

Tortured In every jointwith intlammatory rheu
matiSm, is a prospect which may become d
melancholy fact if the twinges OF the dread dis
order are not checked at the outset. Persons Of
a rheumatic tendency find Ilostetter'S Stomach
Bitter, Il useful remedy, nor do they encounter
the risk i'm using il they do from reSOrting to thai
active poison ColchiCum, which is often employ
cd toarrcst the malady. The use Of the Btter'
is aouaIIy as effective in its results, and is at
tended with no risk. There is ample testimony
to prove that the medicine possesses blood de
purating qualities of no common order besides
those of tonic and general Alternative. 1t stimu
lates the action Of the kidneys and promotes tht
removal from the system Of impurities which
develOpc disease, and are fmught with serious
danger Fever and ague, dyspepsia, debility
nervousness constipation, &c, are remedied
bV H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents dis
ease by keeping the blood pure, stomach
regular, kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and
its proprietorS are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. Will Won try it2 See other
column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
EXTENT OF THE DISASTER TO
TRADEMARKS


The decision of the United States
Supreme Court in regard to trademarks
has created considerable CONSERVATION
in mercantile circles throughout the
country. There is an immense interest
involved in the property OF trademarks
The value put upon the statute pro-
tectine them is shown by the fact that
about 5000 trademarks have been
registered since the law was passed in
1870, each of which cost the applicants
a lee OF SO.
utthere lisa general misrepresentation
as TO the scope of the decision, or rather
its effect, live may Judge by the COM
meuts OF many otthc newspapers.
Because the trademark statute has
been declared unconstitutional and void,
it does not follow that the 5000 trade
marks registered under it are thrown
open to wholesale piracy. They are
still protected by laws older than the
statute i'm question, and their owners
have legal remedies against their I'M
licensed appropriation. The common
law gives this protection, although the
statutory remedies are annihilatcd by
the decision Of the supreme Court.
The law which has Just been declared
invalid was intended to give a more per-
feet protection TO, and a more complete
remedy against thy infringement Of
these rights. The statute was passed
by Congress i'm 1870, and amended in
lS7G and provided that criminal pro-
ccedincs could Dee instituted against
those persons who We're guilty Of max
;ng or dealing i'm limitations OF pri-
yatc labels or trademarks. The
penalty prescribed was fine not ex-
cccding $1,000, or Imprisonment for a
period not exceeding two years, or both
fine and imprisonment. Under the
law, there are now many criminal pro-
ceilings pending throughout the coun-
.ry, and the government has derived
large income from tine fees paid for reg
isJcring.
The practical result OF the decision is
20 abolish criminal proceedings against
those who infringe upon the trademarks
Of others in businc IS, 70 does not, how
eyer. prcvcnt injured parties from pro-
al. :.;,,,...,-..,. .,,,l s,;r., for
'- C
damages e'ti'er III inc "'''" ''"'e9
courts or the state courts. These courts
are now. as they always have been,
,,..,, a., civil spifs for I,magrs
nv, -. ~ In. o,l
wv '"''"'' va ''''
the want oh any authority uhdtr the
constitution to provide for one, as shown
=. ,l.. r,..rt jscision will probabIy
-. -. -,
lc'ul I'd a Iei''''''''- vi '''' ''"'' i""'
on that subject, but there are many dItll-
entities involved i'm making an CHectual
,,--,,,....,,.,,, R.silss tla necessity of
,.,r-.... -.
registering III ~ many "''''',"'
the law OF any one state would be pow
erleSs beyond its limits.
Asto the remedies the New York
,,-r.. a..s.rr ........,..,,.,..,s,;,.,,.,.
III .,..'' '''''''' '''0 '''7
Inc mos. "PPI'V' l't' 'v'''''l "".'','
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
A Railroad Project.

Huntington Advertiser.
We renew our suggestion Of some
weeks ago, viz, that the proper thing
10 do is to build a railroad along the
bank Of the Ohio river from its head
waters To its mouth and thence To New
Orleans and the Gulf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
]. B. SHEPPARD,

MO. 1913 MAIN STREET, CORNER OF
~ Eleventh. Manufacturer and Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in
Saddles, Harness, Ladies and Gentemen's
travelling Trunks, SatChels, &c.
A full assortment of all articles in my line con
tantly on hand.
Ali orders promntlv attended to. iuel7C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
Don't be Deceived,

The Burnt Alum Baking Powders are again
seeking the market i'm disguise. II you value
wholesome food ask for LOGAN, LIST * CO. :
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, and insist on
having IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
HOUSEKEEPERS SHOULD KNOW

That LOGAN. LIST d co.'s FLANORTNG FX-
TRACTS and SPICES VTc not only pure, but 81
S,l,f guqHtH The market is fun Of adu,tcui,l
and inferior goods. Get the best and You VIII
not regret IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
y the North West Virginia Agricultural
Society will be held az the Oiilcc OF e. Oglcbay
Sons. 1872 and l4lI Main street Wheeling, on
saturday, December -. l>7J az > O'Clock r. ".
uolS1swi r. ". OGLEBAN, ScCy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
MY BREAKFAST WAS SPOILED

Bv the miserable Biscuit and Batter Cakes this
morning 80 said gentleman, in our hearing.
m the cook had used LOGAN, LIST < cos EN.
CELSIOR BAKING POWDER, there would
have been no complaint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-21
Stockholders Meeting.

Druggists, Bridge Corner, whec