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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13
STEAMENGINES.

These Engines are superior 60 any heretofore
Introduced To the public having several neV dn't
imaorianf Isigrsrea.ents. We call especial atten-
ton to the arrangement ths Boiler and Super
Heating Dome, by which large anountof extra
heating surface is acquired which is not utilized
10 any other make 81 Engine. thus ecoaomizing
largely in FUEL and in TINE in generating
steam. We have ~ horsepower portable En-
CINE of this make furnishing power at our Plaster
Mil and as actions speak louder than words" We
will be happy to show its acton and point out its
superior parts, Quality Of Nate,io! aud Work
s.Gnshiy. Parties needing power foe Wheat
catalogue and price list Of Portable Engines. We
can sell them better Engines, and upon more
favorable terms than they supply themselves
elsewh here in the country. LlPPlTT CO.
June a. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13
BOOT & SH0E-MaKlNG LINE,

in the very best manner and guarantee satisfaction
10 all cases.
CITY WORK ALSO KEPT on HAND.
Repairipp done upon short notice and at the very
lowest Cash Prices. I have on hand fine stock
OF leather and make ny Stitched Work spe-
ciaI,v. J. W. GARRETT.
June 81 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13

Aug IL. LOOK Sept 10.
Tor so Days we viii OFF, our entire Stock
of Sumue. goods 90 hand az first cost, some
wonderful barhainS % cash buyers
ROD2ICK. MORRIS * co.
West Eai Boot and Shoe Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13
Ho! for Mechanicstown !
Boot and Shoe Factory.

THEUSDERsIGNED having es tablisbed him
self at the above named placs - miles south
cas-, Of CharIestown, Is prepared % execute al!
l. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13
. L. BARNHART, Agent.

WANTED Every farmer in need Of a
Horse Hay Rake, or a Gratn and Fertilizer Drill,
O. call on Charles L. Barnhart. at Dutiields De
pot ". va. and examine the RaSes and Drills
have ON exhibition before purchasing elsewhere.
/ am selling a Rake which gave full satisfaction
last wear. and which ] claim has advantages pos
sessed bv no other rake. Also l am selling per
feet Drill, that has stood the test of competitors
Tor years I guarantee every rake and drill sell
40 Give fnil satisfaction, q equal any, and sur
passed bv none. G. l.. BAkNHARr, Duiheids
Depot. ". Va, Agent for Tuscarora Agricultu-
ralWorks, Martinsburg-John Fitz, Proprietor.
The schools are in operation. The
small 10y is now on the skirmish line Of the
great battle Of life
d" Fighting bloodless battles
With the book and pen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13

tr GoinMgrn's DyUBtE Sr6RE III cents
urr ounce, n cents per ounce jus; recciv-
loo p.enis of Beremaus Bees, Split and Siu-
ci- Zsrhyrs. DO an ;hc leading shades, az ] /
,cuts Der ounce Q cents per ouucel cents
per ou.ce, 700 pounds Of best Germautown
/. 90. ia all Tie h+iug shades, Q cents per
etsce 70 GoLu>Niru's Double Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13
Tha virgiuis Free Press,
The "Old Family journal.
CaAnlrsrowS. Srrrrnors Is, 1879.

The Good Tempiars have fitted up the
third story room il the Straith Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-09-13

We invite attention 20 The advertise
meut Of lie NasirW, Christian Adroca'e-
Sic General Oresnof The NJ f. Church. South.
We Save he pleasure weekly Of reading this
paper. aud 1, Is worthy Of the great church
whose advocate 1t is rs editorials ere able
aad is contributions aud selections tie hest.
We hardly can understand how any member
Of ,bst church q, all possessed Of the means
Go s.lscrte or It, can tc reconci!ed to do
wi.iou. ia weekly visits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE
NEWS.
The welcome rain.

THE welcome rain.
Two marriage licenses yesterday.
DR.. HAzLETT is repairing his house in
the Eighth ward.
Jos. BRIsoN, of this city, has received
a patent on a toy pistol.
FIVE carloads of people went out to
Mt. de Chantal last night
Miss DoDs, in her kitchen costume,
looks like a French milkmaid.
An officer shot vicious dog in North
Wheeling, yesterday morning.
THE Forbes Hughes case drags its
length slowly at the Circuit Court.
THE new ten dollar certificates will be
on sale at the pOstoffice in a few days.
TIE Clark-Manion case has been a
bone OF contention in Council during all
this year.
WASHINGTON county Will send large
delegation to our city to-day to witness
the circus.
SOME interesting cases for the sensa-
tionalist will be before the Police Court
this morning.
MEssRs. MARSHALL and Criswell adj
dressed the temperance meeting at Par
ker Hall last night.
The members of Steenrod Chapel
held n festival at Fulton last evening Tor
the benefit of the chapel.
BELLAIRE furnished about one-seventh
Of Miss Dods' two audiences Yesterday,
and it is greatly to her credit.
ALARGE photograph gallery placed on
wheels and drawn by three horses,
passed thoughthe city yesterday.
TIE lightning's fitful glare was a
bonanza last night in descending the
long road leading to Mt. de Chantal.
4 CHILD of VIM. Kennedy was run
over and badly hurt, yesterday morn
ing. A horse kicked it in the head.
TIE circus brought the rain, sure:
II il hadn't, the "Umbrella Society
would have been called out for relief.
WHEN TennysOn averred that "The
war drum thrObbed no longer" he had
no reference to the Eighth ward rum.
Mr.. john R1NE, of our city, received
a large shipment of sheep and other
stock yesterday for the eastern market.
A PLEASANT surprise party came otfat
Mr.. Simms on Eotf street near the
Cathedral, the other evening in honor OF
his daughter.
Morgantown, W. Va, boasts OF a
Young lady named Leisure. She must
be the elegant leisure we read OIL
SeubsnrjHg Herald.
WM. ALLEN, who was injured by fall
inc from the Top Mill inclined plane,
was not so badly injured as was sup
posed, and is on the mend.
A NUMBER of young ladies and gen
tlemen gave a social at tine residence
OF VIM. Spafford, South Side, on Main
below Twenty-third street. \ large
number were present who enjoyed
themselves to Cockayne's music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
"Our Boarding House"

The comedy with the above title,
which is to be performed at the Opera
House this week, was thus spoken OF by
the New York Tribune when produced
at the Eagle newly christened the
Standard Theatre in that city, by the
same company which is to play it here:
The bright and cheerful little Eagle
Theatre, rechristened the Standard, was
reopened, under its new management,
last night. The occasion was one of in
nOcent pleasure and hilarious mirth.
"Our Boarding House" is full OF honest,
healthy mirth, which never
descends to vulgariIy, and is never tire
some. A large audience greeted il with
peals of laughter. 1t portrays the
eccentricities OF the heterogeneous col
lection of humanity which congregates
about the average boarding house table
with Just enough exaggeration to make
the picture entertaining, the sOmbre
background OF inevitable unhappincss
being only sufficiently apparent To
heighten the effect Especial mention
should be accorded 10 Henry Little's
personation OF Professor GregGriODg
GiH,gOd, the inventor of n flying ma
chine, and to Mr.. W. f.. Melville, as
Colonel W. T. EieUdtOr, a corn exchange
operator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
BELLAIRE.

The steamboat Fannie Tatum lay at
The lower wharf all day yesterday, load
inc glass from the Bellaire Window
Glass Works.
Several Bellaire parties went out to
Mt. de Chantal, last night, and heard
BiIIv Bowser, an employee OF the Baron
Manufacturing Company, had two OF his
fn0ers crushed while operating drop
nress ON Tuesday evening. The fingers
had 10 be amputated. Mr.. Bowser left
for Burr's Mills on the first train after
the accident.
The street cars appeared to be doinga
land office business yesterday.
Mr.. Sol. ArbenZ, OF the wheeling
Furniture Company, was In the city,
Yesterday. fp,,
A Young man by the name oil Fed
derson has been high for the past lew
days, and has been figuring prominently
in police circles, having been arrested
twice since Saturday night for disor-
derly conduct. In making the arrest the
officer was resisted, and the Young man
was assessed fines amounting In all 10
$50.
CHRISTOPHER Glass was arrested by the
Marshal for containing too much tangile-
foot Fined $500. Committed to the
workhouse for ten days.
Jack Tobin and Nick Spidel had a
little "set-to" in the Fourth ward on
Tuesday evening. Spidel was arrested
bv the Marshal, and Tobin by Othcer
Mccormick. The case was set for 4
hearing on next Saturday.
An old man has been con fined IN
the city lookup for the past few days on
charge of drunkenness. The man
saws he knows full well who sold him
the liquor and intends prosecuting the
parties TO the full extent of the law
Immediately after being set at liberty,
OF course no Bellaire saloon keepers
will feel uneasy, as al ordinance iorbids
the sale of liquor by the drink within
the city limits.
The following gentlemen have been
sworn in by the Mayor to act as hre
wardens in their respective wards
First ward, VT Morgan; Second ward,
Kelly Crozier; Third ward, George
Muth; Fourth ward, Edward Laroach
Fifth ward, Edward Jones.
The hot weather of Yesterday seemed
to have depressing effect on trade, and
as consequence all kinds of business
was q little slow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
RohherY. or w hat ?

Last evening, during the absence OF
the matron of the Childrcn's Home, an
attempt was made to rob the institution
or commit some other crime OF worse
character A Young man who has been
seen prowling about lately, went to the
door and rang the bell. \ young lady
answered the ring and upon opening
the door, the man sprang upon her. She
broke away and with loud screams ran
into room and locked the door. A
gentleman who was passing, came to the
rescue and Selling the man conveyed
him to the lookup, whereh he will remain
until charges are preferred. He gave
his name as Philip Chirp and claims to
be a shoemaker by trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Falsely Obtaining Money

St. Clairsyille Gazette.
Some time last week, Miss B., young
girl Of this place, who is old enough TO
known right from wrong, called upon
the Misses Carriers, two old and infrm
ladies living on Marietta street, and
told them that Mr.. John A. Grove had
sent her for - cents, which they had
borrowed some time ago. We learn she
was successful in obtaining the desired
amount, and embroidered by such sue
cess, she returned in a few days for 10
cents, which she said was due Mr..
Wheeler Johnson, and that gentleman
had sent her for il. About that time
a neighbor lady happened in, and
stopped the little game. Be careful
Miss, such business might send you
10 place where you will have plenty
OF time for repentance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
MORE CAPACITY WANTED.
The Gas Trustees Address COun.
ell.

The Trustees of the gas works have
prepared a lengthy communication to
Council, which is as follows:
"The Trustees of the gas works feel
constrained to recommend to your hon
orable body that the capacity of the gas
works for supplying gas be increased.
There has recently been apparent dur
ing the continuance OF the price OF Sl.SO
per /, 900 feet a considerable increase IN
the amount of gas consumed as COM
pared with the like period of last year.
A comparison of the respective amounts
of cas- recorded as produced during the
first four months of 1879 and the cor
responding months of 1878, shows as
follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Robbine a Palace Car

On SUNDAY evening Waterman Jun
kiuS found a boy sleeping in the folding
room of Twelfth street paper, and took
him to- the city building He had APP
parcutlv done nothing and was given a
ticket TO sleep at the lookup and allow
cI to 20 i'm the morning. lie turned up
aglin as will be seen. Vice President
kcvsrr'S car was here on sunday and
WAS living i'm the depot while the railroad
magnate went 20 his sunday devouonS.
The Steward of the car was busy IN one
end and hearing noise in the tar end
went tn investigate He found a small
hoy. looking around Tor what he might
pocket. Nothing but q handkerchief
was found upon him and it was remov-
Ell. The hov gave his place of residence
rs TifIiu. Ohio. The steward, being UNI
able to leave the car, AMI not seeing an
officer about, was compelled to release
the Young thief.
The police were informed Of the event
and kept on the lookout for tho
boy. officer Davis had gotten 4
description of his appearance and
was confident OF soon making
hisacguaintaucc, and besides mad offered
rewards 10 various boys likely 10 learn
of his whereabouts. On Tuesday night,
while the people were entering the
Opcra house, Davis, who was about
Their. saw boy pass and from some
remarks which were dropped by some
Youths standing near, conceived him
to be the person he was in search OF.
lie accosted him. found he hailed from
Tihin. and took him in charge. On his
person was found certificate OF dis
charge from a reiormatory institution
near Lancaster, Ohio, dated April 10,
1879. This model youth, whose name
is George Henry Wells, was the identi-
cal boy found on Sunday night, and
wanted only ten minutes to leave town.
The sequel will be seen by a glance at
the Police court report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15

"Somc 20 10 eat, ~ said Il gentleman on
the pavement, speaking To a group,
they always have extra nice suppers,
YOU know; some 90 for the literary and
musical exercises which are sure to bc
entertaining; some 90 20 see and hear
what is going on, and to enjoy the fine
company and pleasant surroundings;
some 90 To make the acquaintance ot
the members of the church and Congre,
cation: perhaps some business and pro-
iesSiunal men 20 % remind the public OF
their existence and readiness to serve
the community; some 90 to please their
wives, and some TO take their girls; and
some 20 doubtless with the benevolent
design of making others happy, and SO
for one reason or smother, almost every
body goes to these Fourth street SocialS.
And sc must 90 this time, sure They
all agreed, and we shall see them at the
church tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
River New

River, feet > iu.a,, ...
The Mallic Ragon lr., +
at 1890 o'clock YESTERDAY
The Phaeton arrived t-.. ...r.
burgh docks, YESTERDAY ..-....
entered her usual ,rliy'N.. IA
ing and SlStcr>vil'r.
The W. 7. Thomp>.u
this morning Tor Cu,ua =
take on lot OF glaS>var .,..
The Courier l. the r,-..rr..
bury packet to-day.
The Ahucr O'Nr.. '.... ......
burgh at 4. NJ. to-iaN
All the large packets ... .....
account of low Watrr
Capt. Wingrrtrr'> u.. ",.
packet is recciyiu. Deer .......
cabin at Sweeney. -. ..
nearing completion
The Buckeye state is
cinnati.
by Ty.-..
PIrrsRvRGu, MAY o. u...r.
inches and falling. Naf.r...
warm.
CINCINNATI, May D. D.u.
falling. Weather partly ..
warm. Arrived Emlr-.. r
hurgh. Departed l... ,...
Pittsburgh; Cons MI. W
Golden Rule. New Orleans
CAIRO, Nav H. Arrf.. H....
It. Louis; Charley N.n.. A..
Orleans. Departed &c.,. SIM.
st. Louis; Coal CIty. - l.r.. NJ.
Ohio; Shinklc, MrmrH., ..r....
and stationary. WrN..ru. ..
momctcr -.
MEMPHIS, MAY o. E.r-..
Departcl-Andv Baum l.
City Alton. -. Louis Robert Mr..
w. L. Holiday. New O.ra., N...
clear and pleasant
NEW ORLEANS. Nav D. " ..
or departures. Partly ... Dr..
mometcr 81.
NIcEsTURG, May d. Weather
Thermometer - River ,Ipm... d.
Colorado. No boat, down
LOUISVILLE, Nav o. D.uE
warm. Departed John E.
Pittsburgh. River stationary vr. ..
inches in the canal
NASHVILLE, Nav a. River r...
feet on shoals. Departed II.
/ Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, May H. Arrived Jr
Pittsburg; Golden laglr, k.oaul .
parted-Goldcn Eagle. k,uNua 4 .
Lee Peoria, Maudr, N,rA-buu
der, New Orleans. pp-m.r r..
Mitchell, II. Paul River n...u
cs, II feet 8 inches bv the au.. .
last night and thi, mpmn. a.. a.
cry throughout the day.
EVANSVILLE, Nav ~ River 4.
with 81 feet in the channel N.
hot and cloudy with pu-r,H- f. .
heavy rain. Arrived MAN lim..
J. u. Parker, Morning STAR iHa
JOS. Guthrie, DrK johnson Ih.
Parker, Cincinnati Houston '.
natl; Morning star lI,u..-. d..
wild, Cairo johnson, Cm.,.'." n..
rie, Louisville. \ hlI Hrl-."n.
iron OF the wharl huI'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
a.,~y"9 Yr5".a
49, 10 ff..|"
DR. e. MoLAEES
Liver Pills e. Vermifuge

Buyers should always look iur thor ssra'.'- %
aboveI it IL on every bon or vial Oh. 90
market IL full Of limitations ~ o." nar h'lANIs
spelled differently. but having tamf yfoA.-.a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Different judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELvIN.

CIKCIIT UOJKI-JUD1E NEH'IN'
The case Of Forbes VS.. Hughes was
before the court all day. No prospect
of termination for some time.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
George Wells, for an attempt to rob
Kevser's palace car, was tiued $50 and
costs and sent up for 30 days.
Fred. Wooster, for prostitution, was
fined $50 and costs and committed. The
evidence in this case, though evidently
enjoyed by the crowd, is utterly unfit
for publication.
Joshua Faith, for raising a distur-
bance, was fined s. and costs and sent
up.
stephen Quinn and George Boyce, for
DRINKS, were sent up for so days each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15

Train, leaving Columbus go $500 o. ". and 6so
A. u ram daily. IuvuuEb tli"l-' tNprc>S,
with sleeping ear attached, .rNs> 'g.HM'l>
f-..v .y...rr sunday. ur %. iU o.. v.. arriving m
Gff'ast Hr -.gn next morning. BgrthS can Dee Sc
rr-..I fu advance at Union Depot ticket Olice,
Columbus.
r.f.rHu'S drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from ~rnuhpuviIIc and Column
hrs fl Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis and
S. LOUIS
or 4f...mufu.I4fiauS. &c. apply t0 Joseph NJ
R.IIrviTIc. Ticket Agent 40 Panhandle Depot,
f-,fnf Eleventh street or at City Ticket Office,
ur6pr Mcclure House, Wheeling.
an "A caldwell General MauugCr, Columbus,
MS N F4TrlD ir General superintendent,
p.fr.iu~gh. Paw l.. O'Bricu, General PaSSen-
- qua .Tirkct Agent Columbus, O. uuu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Dastrnctive Fire.

4 barn belonging to Jacob Lockwood,
at Dillie's Bottom, Belmont county, o.,
was burned recently, with all its con-
tents. 1t is supposed that a straw
stack which stands in the rear Of the
barn was set on fire by boys who were
PLAYING in the neighborhoOd. The loss
TO Mr.. Lockwood will be fully s, 1000, as
il was uninsured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
TRANSFORMATION.

So. r:,,ors at all stations between Wheeling
H.H o.. rTfflr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
A Wedding Not a Ia Mode.

Yesterday, shortly after dinner, Il
wedding, engineered by George Daven-
port. came off in the law palace OF Day
EXPORT * Dovener. The happy groom
was Capt. Joseph Gancey and the radl-
ant bride Miss Elizabeth Marshall, Rev.
Geo. f.. Hite performing the ceremony.
The legal fraternity and the press at
larye were invited to participate in the
festivities, and turned out about thirty
strong. After a convival reception and
vomminous congratulations, the newly
married couple took their different ways
rejoicing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Wicked for ClerRymen.

Il believe it TO be all wrong and even
wicked for Clergymen, or other
public men, to be led into giving testi-
monials to quack doctors or vile stuffs
called medicines, but when a really
meritorious article is made up Of com
mon valuable remedies known to all,
and that all physicians use and trust in
daily, we should freely commend it. /
therefore cheerfully and heartily COM
mend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and my friends, firmly
believing they have no equal for family
use. l will not be without them"
REV. -, Washington, ID. c.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
REMARKS.

There is a large increase in the re-
ceipts over last week, but all Of the ex-
cess over that number and more besides
will 90 east, greatly at the risk Of the
owners and a smaller fraction by spec
ulative demand here for the New York
market. With this stimulant trade has
been fairly active, but all the receipts
have not been absorbed and lower prices
are anticipated by some Of the dealers.
We quote sheep at 464i cts. and Lambs
at 6Ca7l cts. The greater part OF the re-
SHIPMENTS consists Of lambs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
HTUL,S VAPOR STOVEl

vT,UE EEsT SUMNER STOVE EVER USED.
No heat and perfectly sale. Inc! nave Dee"
used six years, and are
So Convenient! So Clean So Efficient
~, economical. So comfortable and save 50 mHeh
,Ii.,.1rsI tbqir ,uperiOrity. Everybody likes
49,, - .sIs i,y, j. o. PAYNE,
rnsiO luS Market ST., Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Snonua Cake.

To the yolks of six eggs, well beaten,
add three-quarters pound OF white SUI
gar, Juice OF one lemon, One-half pound
flour having in it one measure ban
NER" Baking Powder, and the whites Of
six eggs beaten stiff.
Each can of Banner Powder contains
a measure to use instead of spoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
We have the best Triple
Plated Ice Pitchers for $3.50
ever brought tO this city.
TURNER a. DILLON,
EpHPIPrS.
Gnve himself UP.

Charles Daily, who has been wanted
for some time, on charge of furnish
ing prisoners at the Jail with means OF
escape. gave himself up to Deputy Sher-
I'M Patterson Yesterday. lie was lodged
i'm iail. and will have hearing before
Justice Miller this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15

NJ, d. ON saturday night, has no connection
f.- lrlefgI cor ~luul~SA. -, er,..,.;,,7
t.r..u am night trains. III limits
-....n ami Southwest North ana Nol,aW,SS
....,rHf.r H..,l-lDle route tur Cu.gul~,N ann
....g ,r.yfr. rl tHp great West and to whom
.-..r-.rru attention is given,
WHEELING. pITT~GJEIli AND bALLIN"i'I
DIVISION.
... ,,-....rs,. -.5.55 A. ". lbs P. N.
Trrrdrlulid Accommodation.
- .....-.s .........r .ir a. NJ. 300 2. NJ
...r.r. t.. nh principal points on sale ut depot
Al. .....r. Lao I'm hours during the day, ~,
T......r...nu OBJ Igr rr5ynlirG LIni. ghteT.""l
...... ". ". CLEMENTS, 81. OF T.
% r DEyEEIES. General AGENT Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Lecture.

The lecture to be delivered by Bishop
Foster at Fourth Street NJ. f. Church,
on Friday evening next, is being antici-
pated with greater interest than the late
lecture by Beecher, by those who are
acquainted with the Bishop and his
fame as a lecturer and an orator. Tick
cts have been put at the popular price
of % cents, and no doubt the church
will be crowded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Wh1te sulphur springs.

Madame Rumor hath it that our mus
zeal and portly friend, Louie Gaus, in
company with other members OF IRA
mcr's band, will leave in few days to
ill an engagement Of some six weeks at
the above named Springs. We trust
that the guests of this far-iamed resort
for health will fully appreciate the eX-
quiSite strains that our phat friend pro-
duccs from the magic flute that have
been 50 well rendered during the past
opera season. The many friends OF
Louie will no doubt be glad to know
that on mis- return from this trip he can
report full success, and that he has
struck oil with his piccolO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-15
Transfer

The following deed was admitted TO
record yesterday:
Jacob Berger, trustee OF y. Il. and
Elizabeth Hunter, to John tIregg for Il
parcel OF ground with the building and
improvements thereon, located on Wa
bash street, Island. Consideration $780,