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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29
HOW TO GET RID OF ANTS.

During a recent visit to Mr.. Human, in
0stheim, had an opportunity of becom-
ing acquainted with very successful
method of speedily getting rid of ants
which are 80 troublesome in the apiary
One takes small bottles, fills them half full
of syrup or sweetened water, and puts
them in the places where the ants have
their passage ways, in such manner that
the necks of the bottles lean against wall
or board, in order that the ants may easily
fall into the trap and drown, By means of
camphor, ants may be driven from rooms
where honey is stored. In gardens lime
dust operates very destructiveiy upon them.
Their hills, after being scratched open, are
sprinkled with lime dust, and then hot water
is poured on them. 10 render jars of honey
or preserved fruit inaccessible to these in
sects, place the jars in chests whose bottoms
have been previously covered with ashes or
pulyerized chalk.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29
The Brighter Land.

There is a land beyond the shades,
or sunset beauty in the west,
A fairy land of graceful scenes,
Where weary ones hnd endless rest.
The crimson light In sparkling rays
Clean on the flow'ry pathways there,
And all is bright with heavenly light.
In that angelic world 80 fair.
TIE gentle breeze In that weird land
Makes music 'inong the trees and flowers
While wanderers there rove in the groves,
And sweetly Zee the heavenly hours.
Therere graceful hills in that bright world
Whore seraphIm go to watch and walt,
And beckon to the pilgrims here.
To enter through the pearly gate.
They're gazing now toward the earth,
Some gentle one that's young and fair,
, Has passed DER life's fair shining way,
And now they bid her enter there.
Perchance the fair ones Of that land
Ere long will beckon us away,
To wander 'mong the flowers that bloom
In that bright world of endless day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

The disco very has Just been made in
Paris Of an old tower dating from the time
of Philippo-Auguste. 1t is situated be-
tween the Rues Francs Bourgeois and
Blancs Manteaux. 1t was completely con-
cealed by mass of houses built against it,
which have now been pulled down IT is
perfectly recognizable by its cylindrical
form and the nature of its masonry and was
the tenth, starting from the Tower Bar
beau, or "Barbel-sur-P PYeane," the traces
of which were found some month ago in
digging the foundations of the new mar
Nket Of Ave Maria. The towers and their
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

HOP BITTERS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

The Philadelphia courts have decided
that person isin point of law at the age Of
twenty-one the day before the twepty-Grsi
anniversary Of his birthday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
BELLAIRE.

An adjourned meeting of the Leaf
Tobacco Association OF Ohio and West
Virginia will be held at Bellaire, next
Tuesday, in the State warehouse. The
expectation is that there will be a full
attendance from all parts OF the Ohio
Tobacco growing region, as well as from
that OF West Virginia.
Our German friends will have pic
mic on the Indian Run Grounds this
afternoon. Their pic-nics are always
enjoyable.
A spring OF clear water has burst out
right in the middle of the Z. & z. rail
road track in the yard here. Its source
is a mystery-although there is a large
sewer nearly under it.
Frank Taylor is organizing a drum
corps for the fall campaign. He will
take the fife, S. Holl will play the bass
drum and Alilt. Westlake and Tommie
Stephens are to play the tenor drums.
A. G. Evans, OF the firm OF Evans x
Ayers, left Sunday morning to visit his
brothers in Illinois and Missouri.
Herr Dobler, the journalistic free
lance, got q worthy couple living on
Central Avenue after him the other day.
He published an article in the Bellaire
Leader, denouncing them, saying that
they were united by bonds less holy,
slightly, than those OF wedlock, and
characterizing them as rather undesira-
BILE characters to have in community.
They proved yet more odiOus TO Dobler
before leaving town to rusticate in that
popular resort for all seasons OF the
wear, parts Unknown" They pulled
his hair, they beat him with a poker,
thev tore his clothes, and gave him a
good tongue flashing besides. He got
out warrant for them, butthey did not
wait tolsee it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
WEST ALEXANDER ITEMS
WEST ALEXANDER, August 6.

w EST ALEXANDER, August U.
The Young folks who attended the
picnic at Walkers Rocks on Saturday
last, had pleasant time. They lunched
on the rocks and inscribed their 1espec-
tive names on the same, as is the
fashion. Two of the young ladies,
Misses Ella Harsha and fish Alexander
climbed a rock where no one else was
venturesOme enough to go. They had
a good time getting down. They also
left their names. All came home well
pleased.
Communion will be held at the I. p.
Church next Sabbath. Rev. w. Wad-
die will assist the pastor.
w. c. Anderson advertiseS for TO-
600 bushels of wheat, and considera-
BILE amount is being delivered at our
depot. -,
Yesterday, a son OF Frank Terrell
went ont to catch colt, which kicked
him in the stomach and killed him in
stantly. 1t happened in West Finley
township, near Dallas, w. Va.
4 Young man by the name OF Isaac
Money, son of John McNev, residing
near Good Intent, while on his way to
die the grave of Francis Ferrel, on Tues
dav last. wss thrown from colt and So
riously injured.
The paul Pry" Fishing Club Of this
place, started on an excursion to Big
Wheeling creek, yesterday morning, and
expect to be absent some days. The
party was composed of +. McConaughey,
Bob Reed, Nat Lester, Harry Link,
Tom Anderson, jr., and Will yates, the
latter the pot wrestler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
UP THE RIVER.
Excitement Over the Finding of
a Dead Body.

The usually quiet villages OF Short
Creek, on this side, and Portland, on the
Ohio side OF the river, were in very
perturbed state, Yesterday, over the
finding of dead body at the former
place. Various circumstances put to-
gether make up the following story
On Saturday evening two men boarded
the train at the p, W. & Ky. depot,
having with them trunk and a vallse,
and went up to Short Greek. They got
off there, and, going up the creek, were
seen no more.
On Sunday one of them reappeared
and crossed the river to Portland, taking
the trunk with him. lie shipped it TO
Pittsburgh and went himself to Steuben-
vile. First, however, he had some con-
versation with the telegraph operator,
and the operator noticed certain pecull-
arities in his manner, such as uneasiness
and uncertainty. but gave it no thought
at the time. On Monday some parties
at Short Creek discovered the body OF a
murdered man, hidden away in a thicket
of bushes. Several who saw him de-
clared him to be one Of the two who
took the trunk up the creek on Saturday.
The body bore evident marks OF the
manner in which the deceased came to
his death. Horrible gash's had been
hacked over the head and breast, APP
parently with Ratchet, and
both arms were broken. His
name is not known, and nothing,
6v which he could be identified, was
found about the body. At last accounts
an inquisition had not been held over
the remains, though doubtless such pro-
ceedings have been instituted before this
time.
The prevalent supposition is that the
unknown had been murdered by ms
companion, who gave his name to the
telegraph operator as Ellsworth. The
theory runs that the trunk contained
booty OF some description, probably the
result OF a burglarizing expedition, and
some quarrel arising over the Lewiston
of the spoil, murder was the result.
This, of course, is the merest suppose
ton, and may be eXtravagant, rs the
Imagination usually runs wild under
such circumstances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

River feet 9 inches and rising slow
The Katie Hooper will be down for
Cincinnati this evening.
The Thompson is due this morning,
en- route from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The towboats Hornet and sam.
Brown got up us far as the Island bar
Yesterday, but could not make it over,
and dropped back to the water works.
The George Lysle, which has been
living at Benson's Ferry for some time,
went up yesterday.
The \. J. Bglcy No. went up yes
terdav with one cylinder broken.
The sale OF the Wheeling Tow Boat
and Barge Company took place yester-
dav, it being Indefinitely postponed.
The facilities for free baths afforded
bv the river are taken advantage OF by
whole regiments these warm evenings,
and from sunset till midnight the banks
are lined with the nude forms OF cherubs
and things.
The Pittsburgh made the run, Satur-
dav, from Cincinnati to Huntington, in
10 hours and 6 minutes-said to be the
fastest sternwheel time on record.
A hearing was had before |. :. Com
missioner McCandess yesterday in the
case of Fred Rhodes. charged with act
ing as master and pilot OF the steamer
Jack Gumbert without license from
the local Government inspectors. The
accused was required to enter bail for
his appearance at court for trial on the
third Monday of October.-P HSburgh
Post.
IBy Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, August 6.-River 3 feet 6
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
light rain.
CINCIxNATI, August G.-River 8 feet 4
inches and falling. Heavy rain this al
ternoon. Departed-lIattie Rowland,
Cairo.
NASHVILLE, August 6.-River falling
with II inches on the shoals.
CAIRO, August Driver Is feet 9
inches and falling. Weather cooler; mer.
curv IS. Arrived - Port Eads and
Grand Tower, Onachita; Belle and Des-
met st. Louis; Hard Cash, st. Louis !;
Cook. Evansville. Departed-Desmet,
Paducah; Hard Cash, Helena. Rain
this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.-River falling
very slowly, with feet inch in the
canal, and 3 feet 9 inches on the falls.
Business fair. Weather warm and
cloudv, with wind and light rains. Ar
rived and departed-Sam. Roberts and
tow. Pomeroy to st. Louis; Whale and
tow. Wheeling TO It. Louis; Baltic and
tow, to st. Louis.
New ORLEANS, August 6.-No arri-
walls or departures. Weather clear and
partly cloudy. Thermometer 50.
EVANSVILLE. August 6.-Arrived-
Fashion. DEPARTED. ID. Parker and
Silver Cloud Cairo. Weather clear
and hot. River rising with & feet in the
channel.
ST LOUIS, August 6.-Arriyed-Only
the local packets. Departed-Scudder,
New Orleans. River fallen , inches,
with II feet inches by the gauge.
Weather cooler; rain this morning and
ooain Tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Personal.

Squire ]. F. Mayes has married in
West Alexander 1900 couples. His last
service was the union of Henry Clouse
with Hannah Smith, of Wheeling, W.
Washington Reporter Of last EreniHy.
Miss Molter, of the Fourth ward, left
the city yesterday morning to visit
Cranberry Summit. She will meet her
mother at that place.
Tom G. Given, of the East Side, is Wis
iting relatives at Sistersville.
Miss Ada Chapman, Of Steubenville,
is visiting Miss Annie Cormack, East
Side.
Frank Woodmansee is futtering about
here from Steubenville, bright and smil-
ing as OF yOre.
MeSsrs. +. p. Mcneil and l.. G. Reed
have returned from Pittsburgh.
John r. Dunlap, who has been suffer
ing from a slight indispOsition, was
upon the street again, yesterday.
joe Heaton, of Turner x Dillon, re-
turned Yesterday from Columbus.
Mrs. Letitia fancy, a lady well known
and highly respected in this city, died
yesterday morning at her residence on
Chapline street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07

Cases very often came out in which
are shown gross violations of the mar
riage vow, but they are not 1.-THE Of
the many OF which nothing is known or
ever can be-. When discovered, family
honor and reputation entirely suppress
them, and sometimes result in no at
tempt ut punishment for fear of an ex-
hibitiOn Of the family skeleton in the
closet. The case before Justice Miller
Yesterday, in which the sorrowiul and
disgusting details were dragged out and
paraded in all their nakedneSS, was one
of the few OF which the world gets an
inkrng, and few as they are, their num-
Der is sufficient.
Richard Pugh was arrested by Con-
stable Love on a charge OF criminal in
tercourse with Alice kryter, complaint
having been made by the husband the
latter. The worst feature of the exam
nation was the fact that several young
girls were called in TO testify and upon
whose evidence the charge was eStab-
lished. The case was clear, and the
Justice held both in the sum OF 500
each, for their appearance at the next
term Of the County Court. Pugh was
unable to furnish security and was COM
mitted to Jail. Mrs. kryter was re-
leased upon her own recOgniZances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
A C,nrions Chnrnnteri,tic

A remarkable story is told of the late
Captain Stone, of MOundsville, who was
buried at the beginning of this week.
Thirty-five years ago he came from New
Orleans 10 Moundsville to make his
home, and brought with him two seeds
of a mahogany-like tree that fiOurished
near his former home. These he plant
eel. remarking to his family that he would
have his coffin made from the tree. One
ofthe seeds died, but the other flour
ished and grew. From a shoot 1t be-
came a sapling, and finally, in the course
of thirty years, grew TO fine tree. About
eight months ago a severe wind storm
passed over Moundsville, and Captain
Stone found his tree laid PROSTATE. He
had it dried, sawed into lumber and
sent TO Pittsburgh firm. In short
time it was returned to him in the form
OF beautiful coffin, and for four months
il was preserved in his residence. As
our readers well know, about two weeks
AGO ne contracted a sickness that cul-
minated in his death, and his desire be-
Ing fulfilled, he was laid within the
coffin he planned thirty-five years ago
and in which he has been laid away for
ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Soldiers' Reunion.

The Reception Committee OF the Sol
diers Reunion at Steubenville have is
sued the following card of invitation:
SrEUBENvILLE, O., Aug. 4, 1879.
DEAR SIR-There will be held in this
city, on Thursday, August IS, 1879, q
grand reunion OF all soldiers and sailors
of the late war and the war with Mexi-
co. The undersigned, a committee OF
soldiers of the war with Mexico, take
this method of extending TO you, and all
our comrades who were with us in '46,
~ and AS, cordial invitation to be
present on the 2Sth and participate in
the pleasures and festivities of that occa-
sion.
Generals Sherman, Morgan, Negley,
Burnside and other distinguished com
rades have promised to be here. The
fare on our railroads Panhandle and {.
IL i. will be less than one-half rates at
that time.
Come, and induce all of our comrades
to come with yon, and We will give you
all hearty welcome. II you have one,
bring your badge with you. On your
arrival please report at our headquarters
in the Recorders office in the Court
House.
CHAs. y. ALLEN,
CHAs. MCCLUsKRY,
HARVEY ALTON,
ROBERT MCENENRY,
y. TEAFF,
COMMITTEE Of Reception.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
STATE NOTES.

The Randolph Enterprise has entered
upon its sixth volume.
We learn from the Clarksburg Ners
that Carico, who was shot some time
since by Boggess, has almost entirely
recovered.
THE PhMppi Pidindedler says that
while he was there the Hon. c. j. Faulk-
ner was frequently addressed as Gov
ernor Faulkner"
Mr.. GALIsPA. living at Shook Town,
had his house burned on Friday
evening last. A defective stove pipe
was the cause Of the fire.
TIE West Virginia Press Association
meets in the city of Wheeling on the
3Oth of September, and We hope to see
the press of the State we'll represented.
-PhWfppi Pldindeaier.
HoN. G. J. FAULKNER, in the course
OF his address To the Institute on Tues
day, paid quite complimentary notice
to the agricultural prospects OF Barbour
county.-PhiHiPpi Pidindedier.
TIE Tygarts Valley River Association
OF Old School Baptist Church will be
held at MeadOwville, commencing FRI
day before the last Sabbath in this
month, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Elder Smoot,
of Virginia, will be in attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Correction from Mr.. Clark.

Editor OF the kCGlStcr.
beg leave to contradict a notice in
your local columns this morning charg-
ing me with bidding for the cleaning of
the streets in the second district OF the
city under the name of Lawrence
Murphy. / have never sought or at
tempted such Subteriuges i'm anything /
have done, and wish to say through the
REGISTER that the article referred to
comes from malice or mistake. | had
nothing whatever to do with the bid
mentioned and know nothing about it.
Very respectfully,
LAURENCE CLAIK.
Wheeling, AtgtS Is, 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Bagnios Pulled.

Complaint was yesterday made at po-
lice headquarters against bagnio kept
by Julia Chisel at 81 Seventeenth street,
and posse Of patrolmen were ordered
out against it last evening -Four wo-
men and two men were snatched and
hauled to the city building. AS all gave
fictitious names, and as their real ones
are unknown, it would be useless to
publish them. They gave security for
their appearance this morning and were
released.
The rancho kept by Jennie Gray on
Tenth street, was also complained OF,
and descent was made upon it at ii
o'clock last night. The inmates were
lodged in the cooler TO await the tender
mercies of Judge Cranmer this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Ladies. Delicate and Feeble.

Those languid. tIesOme sensations,
causing YOU to feel scarcely able TO be
on your feet; that constant drain that is
taking from your system all its former
elasticity; driving the bloom from your
checks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irritable and
fretful, can easily be removed By the
use of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bit
ters. Irregularities and distractions Of
your system are relieved at once, while
the special cause of periodical pain are
permanently removed. Will you heed
this? See Truths" Sold by Laughlin
Bros. 4 Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
inflammation Coma

Had the Arkansas doctor" that
"tapped" the fat man, thinking he had
dropsv. but finding no water, pro-
nounced it dry dropsy.' lived to-day,
he would. like Othello, find "his Occupa-
ton gone" tor Adams Anti-Fat, pure
IL vegetable remedy, safely, but posi-
lively, reduces corpulency from three to
six pounds per week. Sold by drug
Oists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Cocoanut Cake.

The yolks of six eggs well beaten;
add two cups white sugar, three-quarters
cup butter, one cup sweet milk, three
and and a half cups flour, having in II
one measure "BANNER" Baking Powder;
add with the flour the whites OF two
eggs beaten stiff; baking in jelly cake
pans.
For the icing take one cocoanut; re-
move the shell; pare and CRATE; add to
it the whites of four eggs well beaten,
and one-quarter pound powdered sugar
mix we'll together; spread this on the
LAYERS of the cake when they get cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Hornbrook's Park.

Next Saturday a grand spectacle will
be produced by the illumination Of the
entire Mound, the ascension of six
TWENTY-FIVE foot balloons and many fire.
works. with Was full Brass Band on the
Mound and Cockayne's full String Band
for dancing. Our neighbors from Steu-
benyille. Washington, GAINESVILLE,
GAINESVILLE, &c, should make up excur-
sions and come and witness the grand
aud imposing spectacle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
birthday Party.

The residence of Senator WAGNER, at
West Wheeling, was, last evening, the
scene OF 4 pleasant party, the occasion
being the celebration of the anniversary
of the natal day OF Mrs. Wagner. Naas'
band was present and the guests passed
a memOrablv delightful occasion. In
the course of the evening, Mrs. W. was
the recipient of many fine presents and
cordial good wishes for "many happy
returns of the day"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
Don't You Forget 1t

The cheap excursion over the p, W.
& X. Railway on Saturday morning, the
9Th inst, to Pittsburgh. Rate for
round trip only 81 50. Special train re-
turning at 1l:35 same evening. Tickets
will also be good to return Monday
morning by regular train. Go up and
see the Grand Regatta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
4 search Warrant.

allows AN officer to ~ thr'ugh YOUR house tr'm
cellar Ia garnet aud IINn>lN'~ kI.tpp ~HAU,litg
is warranted tn vu thulugh yuur system tu'u
top tn tnc and drive oui ali h.u,d d.~-a,,>. 10,
Gums are wonderful aud rvytuyi ln lH duytuis.
preachers AMI IyuIl,. S,w'uIa. Mem ulHl ll-
ca>,>, Ery>ip,la,. tcueT. llOr, IN iltoluusN COZ
on the SKIN. Rnil,. rmp'v> A,.. Ne warrant 90
un cum. II j. a purify Vegetable tnmIousl plud
Powerful Tonic For sale hy AT nruU-isis So
that our name j. ou the hullum ut The MmpIs'r
RE SEl.LfR>N CO, Hwp o., llti,hursh 70.
,ua.al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
A GOOD PLAN.

Anylpo.iy Csin learn a. MAKE mon,N niladls
opentiing Ia stocks 10y the Two ucrtiur Ruiz,
for SucCcSs, I'm Mr>>r llWpuur 4 a.. = uyN
circular The crm hinliiru method, Will u tIis
firm has made ~ suOr>>iu', tuuhtC, l-Hpir Viii
laryc or small means lo rvap All Tie b,t'ti> "i
largest capital and hC>t Kill. Thousand "i
oniers I'm various sums arr lnolol iuiu one vast
amount and cp.op,fdiCi A. a mighty utH.'. thus
securing tn each Shareholder all tho ADVANTAGES
Of thu largest operator lmm,u>' profit. aie
divided monthly. AM amount. irHm - s'.No
OF moe can h. usod successfully. y. y hurfif
UatlU. september 2th, -, says. ~ ihr o"m-
hiuntinn system 80 would max" 80. ur 30
cent: $50 iays SO or Tar cent, slui make
90 ar ~ per cent "u TN siu,ki duuuE ul''
month. nNsIf,linr "a ihr markct' IniHf i'ssTs
Illustrated NuupIp0r, june sih' III, oHiul"
nation method at Operating siu'ks b. TIE uusi
successful ever asluptrl.' Me- lHs Ibb
p,Dfi,tt sept lslh The combination slst,u
l. founded upon Cnrprt business principles. AMI
no person need be- without an lu~pmc while " b.
kent wnaking by Mc~r lHNp'n,r a g..
Br,ppkign Journal. April .sth. 'pur editor mai"
a net profit of slOl2i frIm so Boo one "i NcssfN,
Lawrence & cos combinations S,N ciuulat
tmailtsi frccl explains everything Stn"ks AMI
bonds wanted Government huuds supplied.
Lawrence a CO., Bankers, 90 fNchau" I'la'r.
New YORK lutNNh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07

Trims leaving Columbus at % p ~ aud co
n run daily Through Chicago Express,
with sleeping ear attached, leaves 'oiomouS
g.irv ,y,.pt SUNDAY. t5.lOP ", arriving in
chicago az 7.8O next morning. BcrthS can be Sc
,fIrr,l iu advance at Union Depot ticket Office
Columbus.
PuIlmau'S drawing rpOm sleeping cars through
,yiflnut change from ~tcubcuyilc and Column
nus to Cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis and
ST. Louis.
/, For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
g. Recommendations. SC. apply to Joseph VI.
RrlIryillr. Ticket Agent al Panhandle Depot
Tnot az Eleventh street, or at city Ticket Once,
1ludsr Mcclure House Wheeling.
n " Caldwell. General Manager, Columbus,
p.- N FELTON, ir General superintendent
Piit,bur,h. Pa W J.. o Brieu, General PaSSen-
- ,,,.l Ticket Agent Columbus, %. nOll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07
The Police Court.

George Smell. for disorlerly conduct,
consisting principally OF loud and pro
fame language, was fined so and sent
up for two months.
Patrick Carroll, drunk, and an old OF
fender, was sent up for six months.
Mary Johnston, cOlCred, was fined 3
orabusive language. Paid.