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, 1879-10-18

A SYSTEM OF BRANDING BaBIEs.-Ihe
elopement Of the daughter OF an English
nobleman was recently referred to by the
London Times, and in connection with
the description of the missing lady, the
...+.,,enr was made {. She can be fully
identified by a cross tatooed on the right
leg lust below the knee Ihls notice
inspired Philadelphia reporter with cn.
riositv to ascertain If the practice OF
tatooine, so largely INDUCED IN by Eng
lish and French women were al all P"Pu-
lar in American society. To his intense
DELIGHT he discovered mire OF interest
ino information on the subject. Among
other infornants one physician stated that
in his practice he had met With many
cases not only Of crosses and other marks
ra.ooed on the fair limbs OF fair patients,
but the initials Of favored suitors ana
ornamental arabesques OF much more
eIaborate character Finally the inquirer
vas directed to lady, who made busi-
of tatooing. and who derived quite "a
handsome living from it. This artist, "a
-1sasant faced lady attired IN black, was
most apreeabIy communicative. She said
4 many Of her patrons belonged to the
host families and described fully the
NOM, 0perandi and stated that her charge
r.noed from sI5 to S25 and sometimes
eran as b;qh as $50 for the more dlthcult
designs. In quite long intervie" she
cave him so much information On the
9oint that the reporter reached the IRE
f;stibIe conclusion that for some inexpi-
.ahIe -aason tattoo marks possesses a
~rec;al fascination for the female mind
IN America as well as Europe
, 1879-10-18
To- L PAPPo0sE-
A SnIILoQCr.

SoLILooCr.
I.o, by the lodge door a smockless Venus.
Unblushing bronze, she shrinks not having
seen us,
Though there is nouyht but tall rye grass be-
tween
She hath no polonaise, no Dolly Warden,
Yet she looks not afraid nor a1eth pardon;
Fact is, she doesn't care copper ''farden.
All unabaShed, unhaberdashed, unheeding,
No Medicean charminSly recedinS,
But quite unconscious ot improper breeding.
All, vet her age her reputation spareth,
At three wears old pert Venus little careth,
She puts her hand upon her hip and stareth.
Was ever seen so dark, SO brish. an iris,
Where sweep OF light and phantom play Of
fire is,
And not A soupcoa of a wild desire is.
Could boundaries be neater. posture meeker!
Could bronze antique or terra Gotta beat her.
Saw ever artist anything completer!
\ shade pIotuberant beyond contesting
! Where this days car,2s Is just now digesting,
/ But otherwise all Og=r intere- 49,
'T'is well; it speaks of Eden ere came sin in,
| Or any ray OF consciousness or linen,
| Or ANYTHING else one could stick pm IN
! Oh, swarthy statu tie, hast thou 10 notion
| That life is tire and war and wild commotIon-
4 burning. bush, ii chafed and raging ocean!
| Hast thou no notion Of what is before thee,
I OF who shall envy and who shall adore thee:
Or who the dirty Siwash ruling Ger thee:
Die young for mercy's sake, If thou grow
older
: ~, laap - .,lf anI Sbarn al
shoulder,
And daily .;ree,lier and daily bolier.
Just such another as the dam that bore thee,
That haggard Sycorax now bending DER thee
Oh, die oil something fatal, | implore thee!
Who knows but in Times whimsical gra-
Say in score or two Of generations
We two may swap respective hueS and STA
tionsZ
MethinkS | see thee suddenly grow bigger,
White in the face and statelier in figure,
And d miserable little " Digger
Should this be thus? But come, no moralizin3
Approach not thou my hnmpy poeti2ins,
Spare thine ;ambics and apo,trophiz:nS.
Let subtle Nature, if it suits her, rack me,
Big - diIgers whack he ani misfortune back
me.
And anguish hoist NE to her highest acme.
Withhold from ne thine incidental curses,
Nor spare the smallest of thy scanty mercies,
( Bat put Inc not, oh, put Inc not III verses !.
| She grins, she heedeth not advice or warning
Alike philosophy and triplets scorning
Adieu then, Ia ta, fare thee well, good morning
, 1879-10-18

NJ. E. CHURCH, SoUTH.-lt may be
that some of our readers do not know OF
the work that is being accomplished py
this influential body Of christians They
have the finest university IN Nashville,
Tenn that Is to be found in our Union
Commodore Vanderbilt, while living, gave
81 go. 900 towards its erection W.. d.
Vanderbilt, a son of the commodore, mas,
within the last three months, gwen siVO,-
900 TO the same institution TO enlarge lts
capacity in the civil engineering depart
ment, the gymnasium and frophes
school" This university Is the only one
Of which We have knowledge that edu-
Gates all ministers of every ecclesiastical
body gratuitously upon recommendation
of their various churches. This church
is the second largest body OF Methodists
in the world. They have baptized con-
stituency of more than 3,OOO,OO0. The
conmunicar IS number almost one mil
lion. They have set up the colored peo-
Die OF their church into All ecclesiastical
BODY to themselves. Besides this, tho
church. south has six foreign missions
under her control. They are building
more than two church houses every Gay
in the year Rev Mr.: Mays has iately
built very nice church in this city on
Ne corner OF 4th and Sumac srreeu.
Mr.. Mays has done his work quietly, and
Is now appointed for the ensuing year 70
DAYTON, thirty miles above here. lhis
church has thirteen appointments ana
ministers east of the Cascades, whereas,
four years ago they only had three men
in ali this county. This Is encouraging
enlargement.
, 1879-10-18

ARSENIC EATING Do YOU see that
lady = said prominent chemist Of this
city TO. a Herald reporter. - As sure as
that the sun will rise tomorrow, so surely
will that woman die prematurely in few
years by slow but certain self f-destruc-
ton" The scene was on Superior street,
and the lady IN question was standing on
the sidewalk waiting for one of the cars.
The afternoon sun shone full upon her,
her dress and tout ensemble marked her
as wealthy and refined, and her face was
beautiful, bat about the large, grey eyes
there WIS weary, troubled expression,
and the marble face was almost death like
in It's pallor. The skin was translucent,
showing the delicate blue veins beneath.
1t was perfectly pure and clear, but ii
was unnatural. Accepting an invitation
to step into the chemist s laboratory, the
reporter was soon seated In spacious
room. surrounded by thousands of bottles
of all shapes and sizes, and the cOnversa-
ton turned again on the woman seen IN
the street. :. That lady, said the chem
ist seriouslv, :" is an arSe:.ic eater. Few
have any idea how the deadly, damnaole
habit is spreading. Even in this city il
numbers its devotees by hundreds, had
almost said by thousands, and the hus
band who prides himself on his wife:
beautiful complexion, the father who
presses the pale forehead Of his daughter
and the lover who is proud of, while he
is anxious about the transparent ard cieal
complexion of hissweetheart, never dream:
I for a moment that 1t Is an nnnatura
effect produced by the use of a poisoI
which will sooner or later destroy lie.
am not telling this FOR sensation; 1t is I
terrible truth, and could SIT down anc
write OF How lis. Of so i'.sl:ea rho az
in the habit Of using this drug regularly
could startle this cltv by telling 1t tha
the women of many OF its best famllle:
are committing slow suicide.
, 1879-10-18
Northern Pacific Railroad Notes.
From the OregoRiqn.)

The ship Tec,,nlseh with 800 tons OF rails
from Philadelphia is now due here, and may
drop in any day.
The bark .KeJanothon, with a cargo of rails
from San Francisco for the North Pacific
railroad, is now due here The rails were
sent from the east and reshipped at San
Francisco.
The statement that other vessels are now
loading with rails at Philadelphia for the
Northern Pacific is correct No rails can DC
had to I'LL other orders till December. The
rails now about TO arrive Will be forwarded
to Snake river this fall.
, 1879-10-18
Rates Oh Down Freight.
Rates On Up Freight.
[PrR roy WEIGHT OR MEASUREMENT

IprR Ton WEIGHT OR WEAsUREMENrl
pa.;re.n W,lIa WaTla and Whitman ~,
ps.wsan Wala Walla and Milton Station m
R.tween WaIla w ALA and Blue Mountain . W
M sir,-Ie consignment taken for any distance
for less than Fifty Cents
East FREIGHT rates. one dollar per ton extra
nm or Down between any points -,-,
ATl freight destined for any points "hefe
,here i no agent must he prepaid 'iie ia'es
cbar-eable for next station beyond
r,,,.b ratas fran Portland will be as fol
lows: u,.
From Portland to Walla y ala or " mt So M
man. per ton. n..:::--. ,, 30
From Portland u Milton Hta!Iun: =, oe N
From Portland to Blue Mountain Station - ~
An frsi.bt remaining at depotS over - hourS =
Ill h. st9rad at owners expense and r'Sk- :, An
I'LL r,vabl in gold coin before delivery ol tie
he The charges of the Waliula TRANSFER
| Comnany on both up and down frelsh'' -
| cents per ton
PASSENGER RATES.
c.,wccu Na,Ia WaiIa and waii"ia m
|
Hc,vtru ssiuc Mountain and W "in'- m
Via WaIls WaiIa each way, ;,,,,.
re,wera Blue Mountain and wan" , >,
| W,II, lrarh wayl......-- -
u.., Wn:ryan and Naliaia. lesci ..
4 ,r,vl ..----.-.--.---. ~
| Tbron n Tickets from Walla "alia % .Le ~
D,lIss and Portland can be procnreu a' 'N'
/ Depot.
| For Snscfal Rates and further Iniorlii.'''''''
.aa nr;nt.d Tariff Rules and Regulations
~ ID. $. BAKER.
| President w. W. &. r. n. ~
| W.U, August 80 1873. o- o1
, 1879-10-18

The force employed in grading above
Snake river is now 300 men ihey are push
ing night ahead. Weather Is good there,
and very few difficulties are founa IN Ine
ronte cont selected. The point from which the
Grade starts is on Snake river about nan
snn;Is ahoys its junction with the Columbia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Tho Low Water.

Ifthere ever was a time in the COM
mercial history of Wheeling when the
faces af rivermen were heightened out
to far beyond their usual size, that time
is the present. Trade is literally dead,
and prospects for revival are not par
ticularlv brilliant. The present stage Of
water is being generally commented on.
The Steubenville Herald saws: The
Ohio is lower now than II has been at
any time in the last six years, and
within about two inches of the lowest
depth every known. There are only
twelve inches at COxe's ripple, and It is
forded regularly by teams. 1t is seven
inches lower than the lowest point
reached last year. and at Pittsburgh con-
siderable trouble is experienced in pro-
curing a sufficient supply OF water. No
trouble of that kind has been eXpe-
rienced here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Dentistry,

We wish this morning 10 call the at
tention of our readers to the dental adver-
tisement Of Drs. Menager q Van Week,
who are established at No. HOS Market
street, and would recommend them to
the public as gentlemen skilled in all the
mechanical and chemical arts pertaining
TO their business, which is guarantee
that they know what they are about,
and can furnish first-class work al treason
able prices. In this connection we may
add that while in their establishment
we were shown an upper set oil teeth
upon a celluloid base, Just from their
work shop, and We are obliged to say
that we have never seen a more perfect
set of teeth, nor one more artistically
constructed. Indeed, they are beauties.
We thought so, and hence we say so.
Those in need of beautiful and sub
stantial set OF teeth, either upper, lower
or both, should not fail to give them a
call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Wheelinc Rapti.. Assoeiation.

This body of united churches met at
Pr1alo, Washington county, Pa, ON the
25th inst.
me opening sermon was preached by
Rev. W. VI. kvan. ui WayugSburg
The letters from thcchurrhcs reported
q GOOD condition aud lively hopes
among them, though not very large ac-
cessiOns.
Rev. T. F. Clancy was reelected
Moderator, and harmonious dellbcra-
tons prevailed throughout.
one new church was added TO the
number, the Macedonian, oil Wheeling,
(colored.
sermons were preached by different
ministers.
The claims of the various benevolent
societies were presented ami collections
taken 10 aid them.
On SUNDAY the beautiful, chapel the
Buffalo church had juStrrected was ded-
icated by appropriate exercises hey'
III. n. Craigs, of the MOnOngdht.a Ogi-
lege, preached the sermon and Rev. /.
r. Clancy made the deJlcatOry prayer.
Before PRAYER IL was stated that a balance
of fifty dollars remained unpaid, AMI II
was questionable whether We hab the
RIGHT 10 present 20 the Lord an Offering
encountered by debt y generous com
tribution was solicited, and the response
was prompt and exceeded the request
NV nearly twenty dollars. This was
gratefully acknowledged by the pastor
Rev. ]. r. Foulkes, and the property,
unincumbered, was dedicated To soSpeI
uses.
Two sermons were preached IN the
afternoon, and in the evening the COM
modious house was densely packed to
hear an address on a defence OF the
Bible from the attacks Of modern skep-
ticism."
The closing exercises were very I'M
pressiye. ,,,, -.
The weather was delightful; hospitali-
ties unbounded, and taken altogether
the occasion was fraught with an inter
est that the memories Of many will re-
tain with a grateful satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
SAYINGS AND DoINGS.

TaE brains OF the State viii be in the
city to-day. r
TEE Board Of Commissioners meets
on Monday, making this Committee
Week.
TIE Senate chamber will resound to
more eloQuence to-day than was ever
composed by Legislature.
A SOUND Of revelry was heard last
night at the Beethoven Hall, where
large dance was in progress.
A Ball will be held at Newhardt S
Hall, in Fulton, on Wednesday even
ing. Roth's band will play.
JACOB SrRoBLE of BenwOod, has chal-
lenged Dallas Hammond, OF Bellaire, 70
row a three mile race for Sl5O.
WHAT great change has come Ger the
spirit of the dreams of Council! ShaI
such OPPORTUNITIES for a meeting pass
by unlmprOyed.
THE railroad controversy has been re-
ferret. by the U. S. District Court at
Parkersburg, to Commissioner Tor ex-
animation and report.
AMONG the editorial arrivals last night
the name of Colonel Jesse Plattenburg
was conspicuous by its absence. Perhaps
Plat. doesn't known Reymann's brewery
is on the programme.
AT the regular meeting OF PanO,a
Lodge, No. u i. o. o. F., held last FRI
day evening, DIR. Tom. y. Edwards was
elected To represent then In the Il. w.
Grand Lodge of West Virginia.
THE shallowness of the river is given
as one reason for the general prevalence
OF typhoid fever in the towns along us
banks. The moral is, drink as little
water as possible unless it has been
boiled.
WEIsGERBER, the Wheeling Oarsman,
will make Pittsburgh his headquarters
il a club is formed to make 1t an object
for him 20 leave Wheeling. He is a good
one, and perhaps he might be able to
redeem our lost aquatic laurels.-Ptts-
b,Uyh Dispatch.
WHEN the editors, in inspecting ev-
ervthing at the Capital, drop in at Mar
tins Capital restaurant, they will see
wonders and taste marvelS. They Will
learn 10 what a degree OF excellence the
art cuisine has attained as exemplifed
in Martins bill of fare.
THEriver is so low that the West Wheel
ing ferry boat went hard aground yes
terday morning. Teams are fording the
brooE-like river and passengers are re-
sorting to skifFs. A gentleman was
crossing at noon in buggy, and when
in the middle his animal stopped. he
applied the whip, but the horse laid
down. and he was obliged TO damage a
stylish costume by getting out and cut
ting the harness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
STATE EDITORS.
Programme of the Editorial As
ISOLATION To-Day.

To-day, September S0th, is the time
agreed upon for the assembling IN tins
city Of the Editorial Association OF West
Virginia, and our brethren of the paste
and shears will drop down upon US to-
day in force. 1t is the intention of the
citizens of Wheeling that these gentle
men shall leave us with the belief
firmly implanted that Wheeling is as
warm hearted socially rs she is import
ant commercially, and accordingly a
programme has been drawn up by which
these objects can be- attained.
In the morning at 10 o'clock, the As
ISOLATION will assemble at the Senate
Chamber, in the Capitol, where any and
all business necessary will be transact
Ell. This, il is presumed, will be finished
by one o'clock, and allowing an hour
for dinner. the members will assemble
az the Mcclure House, at O'Clock 2. NJ,
TO "do' the city. Carriages will be
in waiting for the transportation Of
the party and the Riverside mill will
first be visited. After inspecting the
manufacture Of nails the Belmont blast
furnace will be honored and the process
Of unlocking the metal from the ore will
be observed. By three o'clock the party
will proceed 10 Hobbs, Brockunier *
Co.'S glass works, where another impor-
tant branch of Wheeling's industry will
be viewed.
At four, Reymann's brewery will be
visited. and, rs sightseeing is very fatl-
guing, the party will take a rest
and SOME refreshment there. A
thorough inspection of this establish.
ment will occupy much time and
at its close, the excursion will come 70
an end.
Ate o'clock in the evening, grand
banquet will be spread at the New Me
Lure House, and formal welcome and
reception be rendered. The following
invitation explains all;
". VA. PRESS ASSOCIATION.
BANQUET And RECEPrIoN-NLURE HOUSE
You arr cordially invited % attend the ban
uust and reception rendered by the business
men ~ Wheeling % the West Virginia Press As
,ociatiou, "a, the Mcclure House. Wheeling, W.
Va, september 30, lN79 81 ?. " -
JAMES II. OGLEBNY,
:. " PRATHER,
Committee.
4 number OF the editors have already
arrived and more are now en- route.
Among those who came last night, We
discovered the following: ID. W. Gail,
Philippi PlaiadSGLr, George L. Sargent,
Barbour Jgf5rSoHidH, Z. W. Morris,
Richie Ga,gtts, Joseph W. Holt, King
wood .IJu7ql, MarCellus Marshall, Glen
willie G,Imerits, V. b. Trimble, Randolph
Enterprise, and James III. Carroll, King
wood Argus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Different judicial Bodies.

COUNTY COCkf-Jl DGE Bod.
Court met at "a. NJ. yesterday, and
transacted the following business:
Thomas Johnson W. VIM. Beck, APP
peal from John Gardner, J. p. Went
10 trial before a jury OF six: Louis
Wharton, A. ID. Long, RObt. Holmes,
W. W. Moore, David kull and John
Marshall. Verdict for plaintiff for
S26.4O.
The will of Michael Rabig was proved
and Thomas and Louis A. Rabig quail
fled as executors. Bond $1,000, with
no surety.
David Reisman. native of Hungary,
was granted his first naturalization pa
perS.
Adjourned to . A. VI. to-day.
MUNICIPAL COURr-JUDGE CRANNlER.
This court met at 10 a. NJ. yesterday.
No business Of importance was trans
acted.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 10
A. NJ.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
The following cases were tried before
this court Yesterday morning:
James Burk. drunk, fined 3. Paid.
Henry Boom, drunk, fined =. Pad.
Henry Couryey, drunk, fined =.
Paid.
John Bolinger, drunk, fined -. Paid.
Samuel Frer, drunk, fined s.. Paid.
VIM. Muntord, drunk, fined =. Paid.
Charles Turner, drunk, tinedS2. Paid.
Steele Miller, drunk, fined SO. Com
mitted for six months.
Martin Friery, disOrderly, fined =.
Paid.
John Mccarthy, disorlerly, fined s..
Case dismissed.
Benjamin Pendleton, disorderly, fined
s.. Paid.
William Pembecker, disorderly, fined
$40. Paid.
William Shay, disorderly, fined =.
Paid.
Alexander McGee, diSorderly, fined
$40. Paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Personal.

Gov. II. NJ. Mathews returned last
evening, after an extended trip.
Caleb Borgess., Esq, OF Clarksburg,
is spread on the Stamm House register.
Vim. Laurence, Jr., of Grafton; c. l..
Bowman. of st. George; c. F. Teter, OF
Phillippi; c. S. McWhOrter, OF Buck
harmon; b. L. Hoge and G.. l.. LlIley,
of Hinton, are among the late West
Virginia arrivals at the Stamm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Retnrned Il steubenvllle.

ON SUNDAY morning about 5 o'clock,
"Reddv" Curraus was captured by the
police and lodged in the lookup.
Freddy" was taken 10 Steubcnvll.e by
Marshal Cahill, sometime since, Tor rob
berry. but managed % escape from the
lookup there and return. The Chief OF
Police returned with him yesterday
and handed him over 90 the authorities,
who will guard him, this time, with
more care.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
The Stone RridRa.

The work being done by Messrs.
Hamilton < McGranaghan on the north
abutment Of the stone bridge will be
completed to-day. 1t is on what is
known as the beton-coignd plan, and If,
after through test, it shall prove salts
factory, the entire bridge will be so
pointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Choice stock of Merchant Tailoring
Goods.

Goods.
Messrs. C.. Hess & Son, Merchant
Tailors, 1925 Main street, have received
all their new Fall Goods, and offer spe-
cial inducements to the public, especial
" in the way OF cash sales. This firm
claims TO have the largest stock OF goods
in the city, comprising, as it does, all
the novelties known to the trade. No
better opportunity is offered anywhere
for the choice of nice, neat-fitting suit
of fall clothing, at bottom prices. The
Messrs. Hess admit of no competition
in prices, and guarantee perfect satisfac-
ton every time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Robbery.

On Saturday night, a thief or some
thieves, broke into the residence Of Mr..
Hanson Waddle. travelling agent OF the
Central Glass Works, who resides on
Fifteenth street. After securing some
iewelry and other valuables, they made
good their escape, leaving not the slight.
est clue TO their identity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Good for Babies.

We are pleased to say that our baby
was permanently cured of serious pro-
tracted irregularity of the bowels by the
use OF Hop Bitters by its mother, which
at the same time restored her to per-
feet health and strength.-The Parents,
University avenue, Rochester, y. y.
See another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Obituary.

DIR. VI. c. Dougherty, OF Grafton, well
known in this city, is dead.
Henry Poindexter, formerly OF the
firm of Thos. Hughes X Co., OF this city,
died at Charleston on last Thursday,
the 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Letters unclalmed.

List of letters remaining in tue Post
office unclaimed % date:
II. G. Zarhcld, Mr., Finkcnbinder, X.
W. Hancock, Cha~. earns, Annie Jones,
Miss Julia Kettle, sarah l.. Lakey, ID. Z.
Lott. Mrs. Kate llJrp,r, j. ID. Mchahan,
Rev. ". \. Mackcy, \. IL. Reynolds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
The Last Chance

TO 90 TO the Cincinnati Exposition will
be on Thursday, October 2d, via B. & u.
r. R.. for $500 the round trip. Return
tickets good for five days from date.
Train leaves the B. x o. Depot, at sos
A. NJ, city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
3llJeelin9 Re9istFr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Aavo.:.8emenla.

New Fall and Winter StoCk-Geo. X.
TAYLOR.
Steels Fire Scts-Ncsbitt * Bro.
Dcntistrv-Drs. Nenagcr x Van
Week.
New Home Building Association.
Country Residence Tor ~ale-AleNan-
der Bone, Sr.
Cheap ReadinS-Stanton < Dayen-
mort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
Waynesburg Fair on September 3olh and
October lst and I'd.

On October LIST persons can leave
Wheeling on the early train and return
the same day. Six and half hours IN
Wavnesburg. Round trip 3. Tickets
good Tor three DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30

One deed i'm lee was recorded yester-
dav bv Clerk Hook, a. follows:
Deed made September -, 1919, by
Geo. m. Faubcl and wife 10 VIM. Nc
Gucrrv and wife for lot No. { in square
\. south Wheeling, Tor 81, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-30
THE SWEENEY CONCERT.

1t is almost a pleasure to have cold
when YOU can have it relieved 50 effec-
tually and expeditiously by 50 pleasant
and safe a remedy as NcLdin's P,ct0rdI
Syrup. Sold by most druggists.