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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

NELLIE BLYE is said to be about ss
hcshy as Bcrnhardt.
OLIVER DoUD BYRON is playing 10
fine business this season everywhere.
SOME one must publish publish new
almanac soon, or some OF the end men
will have no gags
Miss FLORENCE DAVENPORT is shortly
TO become Mrs. Harold Truro, OF Phila-
delphia.
BILLY CRANE commenced his career on
the stage a. one OF the Holman Opera
Troupe, at that time called the Holman
Kids.
The sun-bakcd brick-May Fiske-is
now solitary and alone, her blondes
having scattered, it is To- he hoped, Tor
all time.
WILLIAM GILL, the stage manager OF
the Colville Company, has hal quarrel
with Baby Mine and cancelled his
engagement.
Miss AGNEs WALLACE, a Western girl,
is said 10 bee the latest addition 20 the
emotional school Of actrcsseS.-Nc'
York HTatd.
Miss ELISE COMFY is displaying her
rather lengthy limbs in Kiraliy's Eu-
rloD'msUt at Niblo's,-Eoquir'r.
joins +. Owen, is worth over 500, 900,
but can not afford to buy new play.
Won't somebody take pity on him and
give him one.
THE opera of "Paul and Virginia, Ne
presented bv Miss Emma Abbott, in
Boston, appears to have been quite sue
cessful. The critits fthe HUI praise
it warmly.
Mn LoNCFEILow and MIR W. d. How
ellis are, il is reported writing together,
for Mr.. Lawrence Rarct a play upon
the story OF Captain Miles Standi-h.
MAUD Banks, daughter Of General
Banks, has made her debut at Brook
line, Mass, a. an actress in an amateur
company. She intends 10, 20 on the
professional stage. The General wa once
an aC,er.
MARIE PgE-coTr Of Nr. Banimanns
company tainted while playing Ca
mile AZ the Globe Theatre, Boston,
Saturday afternoon, making necessary
omission ui lew OF the last lines Of the
piece. Her illness was the resul, OF over
work.
COMMODORE NurT. the dwarf, was ar
rested ~ san Francisco recently on COM
plant Of woman, who alleged that an
exhibition which he Was giving near ner
house WAS nuisance, on account Of tie
Nose connected with it. The commodore
was released on so bail, or at the rate
of about = pound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
The Demoralizing Influence ofthe Cen
fury.


tury.
There was a time when man respected
woman, and a gentleman used 10 be able
to recognize the qualities that manifested
pure womanhood and permit the license
Of a degrading pcrSltiagc 20 remain qui-
escent while in her presence.
Men used to have sufficient intuitive
judgment to weigh the difference be-
tween Sclf-reliant manners OF an honest
woman and the challenging lmpudence
OF female making a business OF her at
fractions.
Men used 10 speak OF women a. II they
had faith in the Specification Of the
word which has become burIcsque
upon the tongue of the rising generation
--yir,ue-and they conducted them
selves towards other mems wives and
sisters as il they believed in the posi-
bilitv Of the purity Of their own. And
10 slur the mother who gave him being
was the ioulest insult man could heap
upon man.
The moral degeneracy OF our time
could have no more lamentable proof OF
its pitiiul state than the thOughtless Jest
of a somewhat last but eminently
"high-tOned' young man OF this city,
VINO. the other day, in presenting his
father 10 a party OF friends, lightly It.
marked
This is my father, gentIemen-at
least am 80 assured 10y my mother
but entrenous. it's wise son who knows
the author of his existence these days.
This Joke" on paternsl pedigree
found not one dissenting voice in TACT
instead OF producing rebuke, 1t was ac-
cepted as a most amusing and well
timed hit of wit, and none appeared 10
enjoy it more than the 'ather him
self.
Who sreponsible for this stigma upon
our seX-man ?-as naturally hOld-
nous and demoralizing animal:
No. Justice will find a candid and
truthful answer in the following facts
The time has been when woman,
Young OF old, would blush when rudely
stared at.
She would consider IL a most daring
piece of impertinence to be accosted in
tie street, and il some bold creature
had the tipsev audacity to wink at her,
she would have felt as il she were Gull
pable, or had in some measure been
guilty of bringing il upon herself by
thoughtless act or seeming improperly:
60 our mothers and grandmothers tell
Us. ~,
But such is not the case to-day. Wo-
men not only permit men 10 stare at
and loudly comment upon them, but
seem TO covet such attention, and in
stead OF hiding their iDsulted woman
| hood when impudent puppies follow
and annoy them, they boast of it as if II
were acreditable conquest to be so much
| admired.
Women make street acquaintanceS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
CAPER SAUCE.

WHEN a sick man feels well he sits up
When a we'll man feels sick he sits down
-N7r York Nail
IL Postmaster-General Key does not
modify some of his recent orders, he will
have the Spanish title of don prefxrd
TO his name.--BoSm Commercial BuL
LSn.
\ LITTLE girl who was sent ont to look
for eggs came back unsuccessful, and
complained that there were lots OF
hens standing around doing nothing. -
Boston Journal.
Mr.. BEECHER made good point in his
Sunday morning sermon, when he said
that no man can believe in contradic-
tions-that Is, no man outside of q
lunatiC asylum or theological seminary.
SCENE: Recitation room in natural
history. lnstruCtor-"Mr. ", have
you ever put your head down on any
ones breast and listened to the heart
beats as Huxley describes themi" Mr..
y. lblushing)-"Yes, sir"
The Burlington Hd,rk,ge turns up it's
nose and remarks: An eminent polit-
ical economist has grave fears that grad
ual extinction of the cannibal race is
owing to the reckless and injurious
sdulteration of the missionaries.
A HOUSEHOLD magazine says little
whiskey and water will give a rich pol
ish 10 furniture. IL doesn't say how
you apply it, but we suppose you rinse
your throat with the water, drink the
whiskey and rub the furniture with 4
flannel rag.-TdaperGnce Journal.
HERS is small specimen OF Talmage's
sermon Sunday, upon which comments
are impossible, on account OF the power
ty Of the language: 1T seems strange
to be rejoicing in the tradedy of Calvary,
5ut that was drama WEIGH was mtend-
ed for our deliverance. Think OF that
drama! Calvary was the stage, the cur
tain Of night which fell at noon was the
drop scene, the falling OF rocks was the
orchestra; angels were in the gallery
and devils in the pit. The tragedy--a
crucifxion?'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
SHOOTING STARS.

WHAT is home without a walking
match? A sOleless SpOt-Ns'r Har0,
Rsgidsr.
A MArCHLEss stOry-One in which
there are no weddings.-CiHciHH0h SIT
urday Night.
CARE you a professor OF religion, my
little fellow ." asked lady Of her pas
tors six years-old boy, recently. NO,
nam. was the little boys prompt re-
Spouse, "Tm only the professors son. ~
PRoFEsSoR-"Now I ask you, as a
practical miner, what spade do you
think is the very best p Third year
man (scorniullyl-"Why, the ace, OF
course" Sensation. II Acta Column
biana.
As HE sat on the steps on Sunday
evening he claimed the right TO a kiss for
every shooting star. She at first demur-
red. as became a modest maiden, but
finally yielded. She was even so ac-
comOdating as 10 call his attention TO
flylng meteors that were about to escape
his observation, and then go to "call
ing" him on lightning bugs, and at last
got him down to steady work on the
light of a lantern that man was swing
ing about depot in the distance where
trains were switching.
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MAcHINISTS.
wAoLEsALE cRocERs.
TOBACCOS.

IAN NOW RECEIVING THE FOLLOWING
II brands Of choice Tobacco>, which WI. oe
SIid subject q the late reduction ln tne y, >,
g. Iort,lsrJs climax . az. mahogany
cav LoriT4ri'. "NicSeI NuSsHt mahogany
uavv. LoriIlarrs Dime Nu--.t mahogany
navy LoriIlarI.- duuble tutCS b uz IMAM. -aAl
navy. Lorilisris navy = mah"-'.l navy Lu't..
d,ubI. thick as dark navy. tuhrS Long
John mahogany twins. Finer, To- o.. poluds
mahnyauv. PAGES cold Time pig twist %.
Danville. Psce cold Nell ityh i"lsl' ian
,fig- Dtw.lu't az. twist. Park Lane %
ty,1sf Dr1u0eo ply twist Little Pet 10 lnCn
t,si.t IN Ranaua cable coil lH~ Magnolia cable
coil lUs Heather Chiuee cable coil 10, ,llNet
Bell ll> NsripuSa % inch ur.t. e. p"N.lS, nol =.
90, I'M inch bright. pounds. Indian uuC Gu iu
.I VI. REILLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
JEANNE MORRISON.

)ne Of Motherwell's Lovely Love Poems.
I've wandered east. I've wandered west,
Through many "A weary daN,
But never, never can forget
The love o. LIES YOUNG day
The fire that's blawn on Bolton cen
May weel be black gin Nule
But blacker FAR awaits the heart
Where trst fond love grows cule.
Ode.r. dear Jeanie Morrison
The thoOts % hygOne years
sill ding their shadows Ovrc my path,
And blind my cen wi tears
They blind my cen vi Sau., saut tearN'
And sair and sick pine
Asmem0ry Idly summons up
The blyth blink 80 lang sine.
'T,,s, then We lovct Tx ithcg weel.
Twas then We iva did part
sweet time-sad time iva BARNS AZ ~h'Ic,
iva BARNS, and but az heart
'Tw.u, then We >ai on ae lSigh bunk,
To lear Tx ithrr lear
And tones. and looks and smiles were shed,
Remembered eycrmsir.
wonder. Jaeuie. siten yet.
When sitting ON the bunk,
Cheek touchiu cheek. loot lock'd in.iOot,
What our wee heads could think,
when bath bent down uwrr a. bstid PAGE,
Wi a. bulk on our knee,
Thy lips werc on Inv lrS,)u-but
Ny lesson was iu thee.
Oh mind We how ~ hung our heads.
How cheek. brent rel wi shame.
Whenever the Schulc- wvau>, lau.hin', SAIL
We clicked together home
And mind We O. the saturdays
The schulz then skaiit 81 noon
when We nan OH % speei the 0ucs-
The brOOmy brlc, % June
Nv head rim, round aud round about
Ny heart flows like a So.
f, aue BY ane the thoughts run back
o. -thuletime and a. ther.
On moruiu' life Oh. mOrslu love
on, lichusome DAYS and lang.
when hiuuiel hopes around our hearts,
Like simmer blossoms >lrauS
Oh. mind ye. how aft We left
The deayiu d.u>Ume tuuu.
To wander by the green burnside,
And hear 60, waters Groom
The simmer leaves hung OWE orr hea's,
The huwe-, burst round our feet,
And Ia the glOsmin. % the wood
The trussil wbusslit sweet.
The tr1s,u Whu,,rt iu the wouJ,
The burn sang tO the trees.
Aud we. with natures hga.t .u tune.
Concerted harmuuics
And ON the kuowc abuue the burn,
For hou-s thegrther sat
IN the siieutue>> q. JOY, till haiti
vi very sladues> graf
Ave. ave. dear Jeanic Morrison
Tear trirkled down your cheek.
Like dew beads on ru$e. Vet name
Had only power tO speak
That was "A time. a blessed time,
When hearts were fresh aud young,
When freely gu~hrl all feelings forth,
CuSyl lablet-UusuuE
marvel. Jeanne Morrison,
t,iu ha' Z been Io thee
AScI1srlv tWiuet wi earliest thoughts
A. yy haze been 10 me
Oh tell me giU their music Ills
Thine heart as 10 i1ys mine
OH say gin c'y- your heart grows crit.
Wi drramiugs p' Lang ~yuv'
~. wandered east I've wandered west.
I've borne weary lot.
But iu my waudyviu-~, Gar ur near,
NeupVgr Were forgot.
The f1uut that first burst irar this heart
still travel, uu its Way,
AMI emanuel, deeper s, 10 rms,
The love o. liir'S young day.
oh. dear. dear Jeanne Morrison.
Since We were Siuiyr.d young,
I've never seen your face. nor heard
The mu-iH.U. Your tongue
Eut could hug alI wrytrurtue~s,
Aud happy COULD iir.
Could but ken your urI-t Sill dreamed
% byEur DAYS ami me.
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CONNUBIALITIES.

The wife OF Philadelphia who had
his life heavily insured set his death
down to profit and loss.
"THE family man, says Mrs. Quilp,
"resembles the oyster on the haIi-Shell.
The shell is known at home and the soft
side abroad,
"a FARMER is respectfully informed
that weeds on farm are got rid OF 10y a
little husbandry. So are those on wild
Ow's bonnet.
In is Just at this lovely season OF the
wear that the aged matron cuts up her
husbands old OycrcOat to make her of
spring pair OF trousers.
III, father was accustomed to spank
him with shingle, and he was aCCus.
tomcdto allude tot the casualties, saying:
Misfortune often comes shlngly.
Ir was an intelligent English jury, en-
gagged in a Coruner's inquest, that re-
turned a. their verdict that the gentle
man dropped through grief caused by
loss of his first wife"
A YOUNG lady OF New York was mar
ried the other day in the wedding gown
of her grandmother, made 20 years ago,
without alteration, and so similar were
the STYLES that no one knew but what 1t
was a new one made for the OCCASION
RECITATION in political eConomy-Stu-
dent ldenying) Capital is that which
assists i'm future production PROBES
sor "ShOuld you consider, then, that
Adam had any capital ~ Student: Il
think not, sir, unless his spare rib was
his capital.
LADY; "But tell me, Miss Jenkins,
why you are not satisfied Governess:
"Well, the fact is, madam, | should be-
perfectly contentcd to stay If Master
Tommy were not SO PLAIN but am
afraid OF his being taken for my little
boy some day when we are out walking,
and that would be very unpleasant.
"GRANDMA," in a Western newspa-
per, gives some advice: III you have
married a bachelor, whose habits are
confirmed, and the organ Of firmness so
strongly developed that the hair sticks
up on the top of his head, yield for
peace sake. To know and understand
your husband, summer and winter him,
To dOmesticate the animal feed high,
pet and pat.
The daughter OF an Arkansas gentle
man reached the age of twenty-five
years without having a beau, although
she tried hard 10 capture one, \ month
ago she suddenly lost her voice and now
a dozen young men OF the neighbOrhOOd
want to marry her. lOt course this Is a
libel on the sex. No man would marry
woman who las lost her voice. How
could she call him in the morning, after
making the fire and getting breakfast
ready for him p
SUN people marry bekase they think
wimmin will bc scarce next year, and
live 10 wonder how the stock holds out.
sum marry to get rid of themselves, and
discover that the game was one that
two can play at and neither win. sum
marry for love without cent in their
pocket nor friend in the world, nor
drop Of pedigree This looks desperate,
but is the strength OF the game. sum
marry in haste, and then sit down and
think it carefully over. Some think 1t
carefully over iust, and then sit down
and marry. No man kan tell list what
calico don't know herself Dry goods Of
all kinds IL the child OF circumstance
Josh Billings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01

When board Of eminent physicians
and chemists announce the discovery
that by combining some we'll known
valuable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such a wide ran6e Of diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were scepucal; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispelled all doubt, and to-day the dis
coverers OF that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are hOnored and blessed by all
as benetactors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
Sale Of Valuable Centre Wheel
ing Property.


In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, -:
Charlie Mrd"r ct al
In thanCcfy.
Carl Mvhl. ct ais
BY virtue ol nm order entered in the above en-
tillci cuu>" ON the 10Th day OF October, 1879, !
will, ou
SAIj RDAN, NOVEMBER ~, ls79.
Commencing M ~ q clock 4. ", at the irout decor
of the Count House for Ohio county, West Viz.
GINA proceed Ia sell NJ public auction Ia the
highc>ta aud best bidder the following described
real v-ttte. to-wit. Tho southeast oue-IuaTtCr of
lot numbered one hundred and seven No. lu1I,
situate on the northwest corner Of Market Hnd
Twenty second streets, In that part Of the city Of
Wheeling, laid out boy William Chapline and
John Eoh.
TERMS-Ouc half Of the purchase money, or
aS much more a. the purchaser may elect, cash
on day Of sale, and the balance In six months
from day Of sale, with interest, the deferred pay
mcnt tO be- secured Ia the satisfaction Of the un
designed. HENRY NJ. RUSSELL.
OCllI special Commissioner.
q
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Is PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
/ made and executed 20 the undersigned trus-
Tee by Lawrence Crupe. dated on the 18th day
0f september ISIS and rcCop.cd in trust deed
book No g. Iase i'i, m the Office Of the Clerk ot
the County court !ur Marshall county, WA, !
will,
ON SATU RDAI. NOVEMBER -, lS7a.
A. the irunt door 81 Marshall county Court
House, commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, sell at
public auction On the highest and best bidder
the following described tAct Of land, viz: ~
acres. more or less on Wheeling Creek Marshall
county, West Virginia, Joining lands 1T Joshua
Blake, Vim. Ruth and other, aud being the resi-
due of the Cuuklc land conveyed 10 said CruIs
10y II Couklc and wife boy deed dated January
g. ISL. Il q duly Tcconied in the rcCnr1S for
deeds In ,aid county, aud reference is hereby
had for fun description Of said laud 10 Said
deed. said farm j. now occupied by Said Crupc
AMI Is near thc Cold spring on Wheeling Creek
TERMS % SNGE--Ohe half cash and the residue
on a credit Of six months the purchaser giving
note and approved security for deferred pay
ment selling a. trustee | will convey only such
title as i vested in me by Said trust which i
said to be- perfect ". V. HOGE.
OCtl1OaWt Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01

4 LITTLE four-year old who gathered
her ideas Of harmony from the street
musicians, lifted her great wondering
ewes to her mother the other day and
asked: Does angels all have harps
Il think they DO" was the reply.
"Doesn't any little girl angels have to
pass the hat ~ why, 10, my dear why
do you ask such foolish questions ~
"Because if can't have a harp | don't
want want 20 be an angel. ! shouldn't
feel good enough to pass the hat up 10
God. "-Ne,r Hareii R,gitsr.
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Commissioners Sale of Ben.
wood Coal Property.
A. Wilson Kelly



" In Chauc.Ty.
John Nolan and Others,
By virtue 81 decree oi the Municipal Cont
oi Wheeling, dated October ~. ls7a will. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1872,
Beginning az II O'Clock 4. n, Al the front door
Of the Count House OF Ohio county. in the City
OF Wheeling. scll at public auction the follow
ing real estate situate in Marshall c,unty Wet
Virginia that j. % say: the John Nolan Coal
Property, situate IN BcnwoOi and containing
about 81 acres Of csal and p acres OF surface To-
gethCT with a certain right oi Wharfage on the
ohio river and all cars, coal carts tool, imple-
mcut, &C., used, kept or employed by said
Nolan on said real estate. On this land lsOpened
coal bank IN gDO1 working order and repair.
For more specific description Of said property.
wharfage rights, &c and for the terms Of >ale,
reference i here made % the advertisement oi
sale Of shid property published this day in the
Wheeling lU'elligerccr. \. :. CLARKE.
special Commissioner.
T. G. HERNEN, Auctiouccr.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&c, will send a recipe that will cure
you FREE or CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed en-
velope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station d., New York City.
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GLORY CHARACTERIZATION.

NwING To THE INCREASED DEMAND
~ and the immense popularity 'i loe ADV,
a. ,,bnr5,,, anil representing them n, lIr Glory
t-lrt Irrafu Che "EInry' az my eNril>lN.
tr,.i, mars bon rH., DIr.rt tpr plug f'Hl'H- t.it
- no ff,.. .srsr,- Et-r lump has gold tag vi
~ ,,.rl GLORY wuHr ir AMI nome other u
raurfur A. % l. positively sold under no other
brand tu this city.
Bgycrs viii please bear Jhi, Boa mind.
a. M. REILLY
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Sale Of Valuable Twelfth Street
Property.
In the Municipal Court Of wheeling
Robert Conwell and Annie CouwCll hi wife


In the Municipal Court Of wheeling:
Robert Conwell and Annie Conwcll, hi wife,
".
John Conwcll AMI other,
~ CHANCERY.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby
gives notice that 10y virtue Of the authority
vested in him by N ecTce in above named cause.
made by said Court on september &, lS9, he viii,
on MONDAY, OCTOBER e, A. d. Big,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", sell At public
auction at the front door Of the Court House uf
Ohio county West Virginia, in the CITY Of
Wheeling Ia the highest aud best bidder. the
following described real estate In the said city,
CUulty aud state, that l. a. >ay: lot number
eight - and the east One-tlird Oi lot number
nine 3d.. fronting on the south side uf Twelfth
street and east oi Byron street being IN the
Bclai,c addition To said city On this property
T. erected ~ double tenement brick dwelling
house, Two stonc, high, on Twelfth street, and
three stories lu the rear
TERMS or ~ALE-Oue thirl OF the purchase
money. and ~ much more thereof ~ the pur.
chaser may elect Ia pay, In cash on day OF sale,
and the residue 30 two equal instruments, pay.
able iu xix aud twelve months from the day Oi
sale with interest from that day, the purchaser
% give u!. notes, with personal security therein
approved boy the undersigned, for said deferred
iustHlmcut, and the title TO be retained until
payne nj ia fill Of the purchase money.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
Above sale j, adjourned until MONDAY,
October 18th A. u. 1872, At 10 O'Clock A. ~, At
same place ms bcfnr"
ALFRED CALDWELL,
oc7i spcctal Commissioner.
Above sale j, adjourned until MONDAY,
October nth. A. u. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. ", ut
sam, pln1" ~ before
ALFRED CALDWELL.
p.t't Special Commissioned.
Above sale is adjourned until MoSDAY.
-. 4 AZ ia
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Ocrl Special Commissioner.
The above ale j. adjourned until MONDAY,
NuNcIub,r g, ls7I NJ ~ O'Clock A. V at the Same
place "a. before. ALFRED CALDWELL,
Ut2> special Commissioner.
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Az anecdote is told Of proiane and
irritable California Judge who never let
a meal pass without sOnOrous invOca-
ton upon the rcpast Once he rebuked
a guest who had innocently interrupted
him while thus engaged, as follows:
On it, don't you see that am saying
grace?"
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For SALE.

A SMALL PIECE OF LAND CONTAINING
"A eight acre, and dwelling house. situsted
on the C., C. r. road, one half mile from Clinton.
Ohio county. W. Va. on good terms. For further
particulars CAL on JOHN J. JACOB, At Clinton,
or :. e. HRRvEY liOf Market street, Wheeling,
" Va oc2WSefg
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEsI WRnlNIA UNIVERSITY.

WINE DEPARTMENTS or STUDY TIKI.
y b.UkS furnished ef cost calendar arrA'le''l
- t,..rr.r,. pxp@u-... fls aup year from el.N
. 80. tartan. ...r... thorough. Iul.
Term b.-siu- -vptymnrr 3d. l>Il
For Catalogue, and other Information. apply
a. th. Pres lent j. K. THOMPSON, Morgan.
t4wu West Va. Ht-'-h
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING Lors on
u Wheeling Island price from 500 10 600
each. Only onesi1th oil the purchase money n
CURED IN cash. The residue mr. DC paid annu.
slly in Eve equal insisllnents. With Interest Ais
Dir 10 John z. 6ILCHRiST,
~ Tor MN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE MACHINERY COMPLETE. WITH OR
without ground. of the On icsgo Plate and
Bar Mil COMPANY all in first class order. Wall
be sold very cheap. Terms easy. Addrcss
J. N. AVER,
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