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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-28
BELLAIRE.

At the annual meeting OF the Bellaire
Gas Light and Coke Company, held at
their Office on the 18th, the old board
was reelected. The Board met yester-
day and organized by rc-electing the
old officers.
At the meeting of Company d, o. \.
c., last night, they declined the invita-
ton to 90 to Wheeling, having
made other arrangements. They also
donated TO those who attended the
Marietta reunion last summer, each
pair of the dress uniform pants. The
members of the company are requested
to report at the armory at $50 o'clock
on the morning of the 3Oth
Mr.. Turner, a mailer in the Steuben-
vile mill, was locked up in the city
cooler he being too full of bad whisky
10 take care Oi himself
orr friend sam Simmons is happy. 1t
is a boy.
w. G. Barnard returned home from
the West this morning.
The Christian Church is making pre-
partitions for a floral exhibition, which
will come off in three weeks.
Mr.. Sinram has made a great improve
ment in the appearance Of his property
on Guernsey street.
The lightning determination man aC-
companicd by a colored gentleman
amused our citizens for some time last
evening, by singing, &c. The colored
gentleman accomplished the feat Of plac-
ing his banjo upon the top Of his head
and playing, and like all other instru-
ments it sounded better on top Of some
thing hollow.
JAS. F. Anderson, editor of the IHd,-
psu3cni, is at Cincinnati, attending the
convention as a locker on.
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FLAT RAILS.
A Demand for a Change of Rails
on the Street Railway--Council
on the Question.

As has been we'll known, arrange
ments for finishing the street railway TO
Benson's Ferry have been all completed,
and nothing remained but the consent
of Council, which would, il was conf
IDENTIFY expected, be given when desired
The new time schedule has been put on
and arrangements made with the ferry
and the Bellaire railway, and at the
present time, matters are IN condition
for a start at once.
The ordinance for this purpose was
presented last night, and is as follows
An ordinance to amend and rc-ordaln
an ordinance entitled, AN ordinance
granting the exclusive right TO construct
a street railway on the streets OF the
CITY" passed October 9, 1866.
SEC. |. Be it ordained by the Council
of the City OF Wheeling, that section
sixth of the above ordinance be changed
to read as follows:
CSC. &. That if said company shall
elect to 90 up Market street they shall,
in LAYING their track on said street, bear
to the right from the East corner OF
Union street on Market, and up the
East side of Market to Madison, 90 as
not TO interfere with persons attending
the Second Ward Market with wagons
and if said company shall elect to eX-
tend their track from Jacob street 10
Water bv way of Forty-fourth street,
they shall lay the track as nearly rs
practicable in the centre OF Forty
fourth street"
SEC. ,. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after its passage.
The only change in the ordinance Is
the addition OF the words coming after
wagons
DR.. Reeves moved to recommit the
ordinance 10 the committee, saying that
there was 4 growing demand for the
adoption of fiat rails and doing away
with the raised rails now in use. Mr..
Pollock seconded the motion. After
some remarks from Mr.. Goodfcllow, DR..
Reeves wished to withdraw the motion,
saving he believed that, during the
force Of the present charter OF the road,
the Council could not compel the COM
panv TO change their rails. Mr. Pol
lock would not withdraw the second rs
he wanted 10 see the infamous raised
rails done away with. He spoke at some
length of the damage done 10y them to
wagons, wheels, &c, and knew that
many people kept away from here,
staid in Bridgeport, in preference To
coming here and strcwing the wrecks OF
their teams along the wayside
Mr.. Larkin offered an amendment
compelling the company To change the
present course of its track by turning oil
Market upon Union or Eleventh and
thence up Main to its present course.
This amendment was rejected.
The motion 10 reCommit was then
lost, as was, after much dcsultory talk,
motion to refer to the Solicitor and Il
motion to table. The question Of adopt
inc the ordinance then came up, and
upon vote twelve voted for and nine
against; so, two-thirdS not voting for the
ordinance, it lays over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-28

Ten years ago to-day, the city was
visited hy the most terrific storm of
wind. rain and hJilit ever knew. The
hurricane came from the northeast,
aIuu. four o'clock, lasting an hour and
i..ug damage amounting 20 over $50, 600
The RgglSrEG uj MAY 2g,l, 1869, which
is nos before us. contains q graphic
account ui the tempest here and else
where. together with the damage done
and a.rjtrut~ consequent. The walls
Cd. tae First ward school, then building
fell iu. the sheet iron roofing OF the Il.
* %. Il. Il. freight depot WAS torn Oh and
the Grant and Mcclure houses, the
catheIra. ami Mt. de Caautll were a /
severely damaged The entire loss
IN city and county was estimated
at SIOO,OOO. One OF those yisitat.ons in
life time is quite sufficient.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm the
Different judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoCRT-JuDGE MELVIN
The case of Forbes vs.. Hughes has at
last been given to the jury, and verdict
or disagreement will be reached to-day.
POLICE coURT--MAYoR SWEENEY.
John Thornton, as dilapidated 4 look
ing specimen as ever robbed free lunch
counter or beat drink, was a vagrant
OF the purest water. He closed with the
Mayors proposition to leave town with,
in an hour with interesting ayidlty, and
left.
Tim O'Keeffe, charged with disorder
~ conduct on Saturday, was dis
missed Tim had only laughed at a
comrades laundering over the word
barbecue" and had been arrested
from being mistaken for one OF those
who had been all day more or less in that
vicinity.
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To Consump,ives

The advertiser, 4 rrt.ru. .....
having providentially discover
a Medical Missionary in SourUn.
very simple vegetable rrmuly.r
speedy and permanent curr.tr
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis. Ca.~.
all throat andlung allcc,Iuu>-.a,
tive and radical specific iur Nrn ..n
bility, Premature Decay ANA a..
Complaints, feels il his duty ......
known to his suffering fellow,
ated by this motive, he VIII .....
send Tree OF charge % aHN....,r.
the receipt Tor preparing ami. &c..
tons for successfully u>.. '..,.-...
dentially discovered rm.N
who wish To avail th,us..., .....
benefits of this discovery. n.... .....
can do 50 by return mail. hy...-..
with stamp,
DE. CHAE.E ~ 7. N,E.rul
No. 81 Niagara -. Hu1.uN
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Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, May ---p~..-
Choice winter wheat family f--. '.'.'' ~
ding and low grades dull. wr.t.r,.' .... ..'
50 50@+ %; Minnesota exit .. ..A,' d.
medium - S7!; DO cool T.. AMY
- 623@5 90; Ohio extra fam. .-.
s. so; do fancy - -; Mime, ',.
in lots s. 37!@7 %. Rye F,lrr-
At 3 75& 5 90. Whca;-pgu u.
rejected 81 Os6l 10. Nirli..r a..
81 II; No. , in elevator Il ~ CO.
Steady; rejected on track &0r 81. ..
quality; steamer DO 3Sr tu. ,'.
Less active: western mixed a.....
white western 35lc. Pruyi,.ur,. So.
Beef-MeSs SD On. Me-, Pr.
$40 37l. Hams >muk,.
picked 7t@Slc. Lari-Wr,.,r- -
@6 80. Butter-Cryamrry ,,,r.
l9c; New York AMI Bradford ....
Pa, extra 70 he; good o. al. ~
lie. EgES-Buoyan,. Weston
CheeSe-ln fair demand: r-.....
7lc. Petroleum-S;,aly: r.sr.r
crude lc. Whisky Firm. w.,..-.
81 o..
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

WARN yesteuiay.
Council, last night, was quite orderly
An of the city banks viii be closed
Friday, Decoration Day.
MORE $40 certificates will be ready for
sale al the POstoiice to day.
WE may need a modern Ajax to dis
perse the cloud on Sham Battle day.
THE Fifth ward is enjoying peren,,
NAL peace and quietness IN the crlmlhH
line.
Ii the Captain of the PinaiOre is re
lated to a pier" he must be an aout-
ment.
ANDY HALSrEAD has placed a launty
straw hat-limbhOrn-upOn his hyacln-
thine locks.
r NJ. DARRAH was reelected Clerk oil
the Municipal Court, and J. VI. Todd,
City Receiver.
AL quiet along the Potomac was
the watchwOrd yesterday. News as
scarce rs angels visits.
ALEX. UPpEGRAFF. "the sweet singer
Oi the Second Branch, can rattle OH a
roll-call like a steam engine.
ASSESSOR ARELE has made the diScoy-
cry that men don't object to being over
rateL except by him. Strange, ism ~
The S,eubenyille Herald says they are
now enjoying
DAYS OF pleasure,
Knights of Pythia>.
SEVERAL gentlemen from the city left
Yesterday tD attend a Sunday School
Convention which meets at Dallas, to-
day.
TpE Ohio GubernatOrial contest IS
exciting much interest and attention IN
this city and some great betting Is 60
ing on.
En-. LAREIN objects to being rudely
reused at night by 1.-The bleatlng oil the
lamb. ba-a-a," in the neighboring stock
yarjs.
ONLY one member OF Council, }.
Nockler. Jr., of the Second Branch, was
absent last night. Forty members
present.
4 WATER pipe was yesterday laid into
the New Mcclure House 10 run the ny
draulic elevator. Sl25 more into the
city treasury.
SAM Japan has been appointed or
ierIv sergeant of the NJ. l.. G.. during
the sickness of W. III. Clifton. \ good
appointment.
JOKE bv Simpsonin Council: Areso-
luton was offered to white wash the
lookup; said he: IL should be white
washed every morning.
GRAND CHANCELLOR JOIN W. SCuULrz
oi the Knights of Pythjus, returned
from Steubenyilic yesterday rather dis
.ust,l with the proceedings.
The Regimcntal staff Officers will
wear. ON Sham Battle Day, the reguIa-
ton uniform, consisting ot dark blue
throughout, with white stripe in the
trousers.
TuE police promised 20 clear the side
walks on Market street, near the post
office. OF IOuitrS, but as vet, the residents
along there, Ike Hamlet iced upon
air, promise cr1mmed.
+. a.. CUACEAFr, Hiram Young and
Robert Marshall will deliver temper
gnre oratious at HOrnbroOk's park next
sunday. a large gathering OF the faith.
ill /, expected It the weather /, fine.
llu UANDLAN said i'm Council last
night, that there WAS no doubt the police
made numerous arrests when there was
really no occasion for IL, that persons
wyr. escorted to the lookup when they
should have been 'pt alone.
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How TO Get Well,
Alpine Snow Cake.

Take the white ofeleycn eggs beaten
stiff, then beat into the eggs one and
half teacupiulS white coffee sugar, add
the Juice OF one lemon, two teaspoon
iuls extract Of bitter almond; stir gen
tlv into this one and half teacupiuls
OF flour, having one measure Banner
Baking Powder mixed thoroughly in
the dry flour; make an icing, and spread
over the top when baked. This makes
an elegant cake, and is economical when
eggs are cheap.
Each can OF Banner Powder contains
a measure TO use instead OF a spoon. A
Pound Can with the measure and Ban
ner Recipe Book complete, mailed TO
families on receipt Of 6Ocents. Address,
Banner Baking Powder, ?. o. Box 36S,
Pittsburgh. Pa,
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CHICAGO, May ~ Flour - Steady
and in good demand. Wheat-Unset-
tied, but generally lower, active and ir-
regular; opened weak and lower and
closed firm at outside prices; No. Chi.
cago spring 81 0! cash; 81 OH seller
June; oslo seller July; No. 3 do. Sic;
rejected G5c. Comm good demand
and prices a shade higher at 3jl@3jic
cash; - e. seller June; 36,@3Gic seller
July: 81 g. seller August. Steady
and H. lair demand 2s!c cash and seller
June; 295c seller July. Rye-Stcady
and unchanged. Bar.cy-Firm at GOA
GGc. Flax Seed-GOOd 10 choice crush
ing 81 coal -. Pork-Actiye, firm and
higher at - g. cash and seller June !;
- IS seller July; - 55 seller August.
Lard-Steady and firm at s. OF! cash
and seller June; g. IL seller July;
50 22l seller August. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-28

>.Irg.,.- Row, ON ,.. river llu, u
South Wheeling. is % locality we'll
SHOWN tua.l persons bon rHc Eighth wand
as . species ut " Poverty Point, ur ''tIy.
POINTS,. Numerous r.w- tla- furnish
business ..r .H. '-,.tr wrI jus. ...~
originate here auI r,I.. ..~r.v .ruu
s.'.uurueI women abusing ,Ggu other.
Squire Mis- l- generally tH.ruacswaEor
ANA tr w.ai ,ac shattered .Gia, usually
p.-., about $40. Tunr. are ALSO some
500. cases ai poverty bon chat neighbour
u..i. which should hn looked into bv
tuy Commissioners of the Poor. one
cs.. Bon particular, that ola family named
Smith. is peculiarly distressing 10 Is
represented Juar the husband and father
has deserted his family and Def. them I'm
the most destitute uicIrcUw~.augus. Al
OF tle children are too small tp work
and are only hungry mouths 90
ON. A small boy oi this fam
lis was running ahog, Yesterday.
begging for q wyJ, t.r his
mu.ucr and sisters. lie was directed to
Commissioner Schultz, but ,aat gentle
man was 40 S,euJcuyiuc with the
Knights Of Pythis. Something should
bee DONE II the family Is worthy, To re-
heyc their distress.
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Certifcate Of Incorporation.

Secretary of State Brady Yesterday is
sued the following certificate of incor-
poratipn: The Globe Lubricating Oil
Company, for the purpose OF mining
and producing petroleum oil, manufac-
turing and preparing the same and its
products for market, buying and selling
the same and doing general mcrchan-
die business. The principal office OF
the company is ut Parkersburg, Wood
county. and is 10 expire on the 10Th day
of Nav. 1900. For the purpose Of form
Ing SAID company, 5000 have been sub
ScriJCi. of winch 500 have been paid
in, and desire the privilege of increaS-
ing said capital by the sale OF additional
shares from time to time to 100000.
The capital is divided into shares OF
500 each, OF which John \. Steel, OF
Wood county. holds 10 shares; L. II.
Thomas, Wood county, 10 shares; L.
Bo,,man, Wood county, , shares; d. +.
Stee', Wood county, 10 shares; ;.
Woodland, Richie county, 10 shares;
and the capital hereafter sold TO be di
videl into shares of like amount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-28

We have just received shipment Of
the renowned waterproof Lustre,"
which is superior To anything manu-
featured. The application of the liquid
will make the shoes absolutely water
proof, aud restore them at the same
time 10 a jet black lustre. The "Watcr-
proof Lustre" also tends 10 preserve the
leather Remember. you can only buy
II at Wilson Bros, 1909 Market street
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100000 Going Alleging

At the last June Distribution OF the
Louisiana State Lottery worthy but
impccunious coal merchant Of New Or
leans drew, for ten dollars invested, one
hundred thousand dollars. There just
as good opportunities for some one Of
Tered under the management Of Gcner-
ais Beaurcgard and Early, at New Or
leans, on June 18th next For further
information address VI. i. Dauphin, T..
q. Box SOP, New Orleans.
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Family Market.

The supply OF comcst.hlcS IN market
Yesterday morning WAS an unusually
arEr one. Vegetables were plenty, ana
I'm the best condition We have vet no.
trDl them this season. Particularly
MIS- nm Improvement apparent i'm rack
iShrS. This article OF diet is not appre-
riatpl as iJ should be, principally be-
rlu-a the earliest ones in market are re-
criyri from Eastern hot houses, and
have been grown top slowly to be ut 10
eat Those raised IN home gardens IN
favorable weather Ike that Ot the last
few DAYS are crisp, juicy and delicious.
They sold Yesterday 40 the rate OF three
punches Tor dime, which was also the
ruling price for onions, while asparagus
held 40 ; cts per bunch, and rhubarb at
TWO for cts. CucumbrrS are . cts.
each: lettuce, large heads, three
for 10 cents; by the peck
IJu2Oc. New potatoes still command
-U. "a quarter Of a peck, rs do also Der
muIa onions and string beans, though
uv the peck the latter only bring I3c.
Old potatoes are steady 40 IUc peek.
spinach and kulc both sell az Toe Il peck.
New tomatoes made their first appear
aucc yesterday, very pale ones sellingat
2O1 Soc a dozen.
In fruits, strawberries are plcnticr,
ami the rains of the last lew days have
had So favorable an effect on the home
crop that they must be lower soon.
Yesterday they held their own ut ljCl
ISta box. Pineapplc> are abundant at
ljr DE. Oranges are tirWCr at 5O'6 )Oc
dozen, lemons selling Tor l5a be.
CocoauutS are 5c eJch:applrs 2jra peck.
Butter 10" l2.c; orsS NE. Fish are
still wonderfully low 40 jatNc q To. Peas
lOr apcck. New cabbage lOe a head.
Another "Dutchman" Heard From.
MAY -, 1879.
Editor 90 the Register
um sorry th9t one or two of our
German citizens have thought Il worth
their while 90 complain publicly about a
small notice, without meaning or sense,
which appeared in the local columns If
the >rfs DW0grGf a few evenings ago.
From what I can learn, the opinion OF
the hest class of the Germans in the
r.tv is that tine notice Is not worthy OF
tlcj~ recognition, and aS the matter now
stands it is very difficult % determine
which is the greater insult 20 the
Germans, the article that appeared
u this mornings EttUigncr,
lv the German, or the one that appear
o.. -u the local of the STAT D.mCcrui, one
contains about n little logic rs the other.
one gives the so-calicd "Dutchman'
la.5 location and the other gives him
lsJ English However, | think the
man taatis bleeding is not the one that
is hurt 10 is from the military of the
CITY that the gore should Dee flowing. Ii
IS tl.v that have been greatly injured,
aut .t is simply Outrageous that mem
u.r o.. the military should Ice guilty of
-rey am assertion as: There will
urt De % hogor dog lcitm GAINESVILLE on
sham battle day, or in other words
they the hogs and dogs will all attend
the sham battle. Well, | shall see 10 il
myself that Col Miller, will have that
Gigr-thc local of the NT's Democrat
,,ur,martiuIcd right after the sham
BATTLE. DUTCIINIAN.
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lllBrelin9 8e9istFr
LOCAL INTELLlGERCE.
index 10 New Advertisemonts.

White Mountain FTclzcrs-Nesbitt *
EgE.
~Irimp-R. J.. >myth.
tumrTeS,ed NIcJts.-E j. Smyth.
letter List.
Proposals Tor Building Jail.
English Lutheran sunday school TX
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WALL Paper and Borders Of the best
designs, choicest colors, to please tie
taste Of everybody, at prices % suit
everyone in want Of goods Of this kind,
Harbour d Dittman. 1859 Main street.
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Closing Out Sale.

For the cheapest and best boots and
shoes in the city, go to the assignment
sale OF Jerry Clemens, No. IS Eleventh
street.
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Cincinnati.

CISCIsSAr, May 27.-Cotton-Dull
and lower at l2ic. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Wheat-Easier; red 81 O4Cg
90. Corn-Active but lower; No. 2
mixed 39Cg39!c cash; 3S'93S.c seller
June. Oats--Dull and dropping at 34(g
BIC. Rye-Dull at 57G,57Ic. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Quiet at
SO 90. Lard-In good demand; steam
S. l0;current make 81 o.. Bulk Meats
Strong; shoulders quiet at 8 5O93 90;
bulk short rib in good demand at 81 81
al 57l cash; a 60 seller June; 81 20
seller July; short clear held at - IS.
Bacon-Steady with fair demand at 4.
@5tG5ic. Whisky-In good demand
with prices a shade higher at 81 OF. But
ter-In good demand; fancy creamery
lSa20c; choice Western Reserve l4c;
prime to choice Central Ohio 7iGllc.
Linseed 0il-Steady at &c.
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River News.

River feet, inches and about sta
tionary.
The Ragon will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day.
The Andes went out on time yester-
day.
The Emma Graham will pass down
tonight, en- route from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati.
The Iron Valley returned from Pitts
burgh yesterday, light.
The Buckeye State will pass down
early tomorrow morning for Cincinnati.
The new steamer, {. W. Bachelor
made her trial trip Yesterday, and
everything worked nicely. Captain
Wintringcr, her owner, says she is 4
grand success" She will probably be
ready for her trade between this city
and Pittsburgh by next Tuesday, when
the O'Neal will return TO the Wheeling
and Steubenvillc trade.
The regulars all on time Yesterday.
Commander Byron Wilson, /. ;. y
Of Marion, Ohio, who served with dis
tinction in the Mississippi squadron
under AdmiralS Foote, Davis and Por-
ter, has been ordered TO the command
OF the United States.stcamer Wachusett,
now fitting out at the Boston Navy
yard. She is 10 ascend the Mississippi
to enlist apprentices The Wachusctt
draws Is feet of water. She cannot
reach It. Louis this summer.
The l,0OO-ton steamer Dakotah, from
Pittsburgh To Benton. passed Omaha on
the 18th.
The hull OF the new daylight ParkcrS-
burg and Wheeling packet built 10y
VIM. Knox X Sons, OF llarmer, ONO,
was successfully launched last WcdncS-
day morning She is To he brought 10
Wheeling 10 be completed and receive
her machinery.
There has been considerable rain west
OF the river within the past few days,
and we are in hopes that there will soon
be enough hereabOuts Ia bring about
the long -lookcd-ior and much-hopcd-ioT
coal boat rise.
The towboat G. W. lIornbrook will
90 up to the Ioughioghcny after tow
OF coal in flats, with which she will re-
turn.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 27.-Rivcr > feet Q
inches and rising. Weather fair and
pleasant
CAIRO, May p. - Arrivcd-IIikcory,
st. Louis; Charlie Mcdonald, Ohio;
Grand Tower, st. Louis. Departed
Charlie Mcdonald, New Orleans; lick
ory, Ohio. River - feet inches and
rising. Weather clear; mercury 50.
New ORLEANS, May 27.-Arrivcd-
Belle of Shreveport, II. Louis. Depart
ed-lron Mountain and bargeS, Pitts
burgh. Weather clear; thermometers.
CINcINNkrr, May 27.-Riycr Is feet /
inches and falling. Weather fair and
pleasant. Arrived-W. =. Thompson,
Pittsburgh; Cons. Miller, Memphis
Responsibilities Lee, Evansville; II.
Lawrence, Wheeling; Bedford, It.
Louis
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Arrived-M audc,
Vicksburg; Belle Of Memphis, Mem
phis: Eldorado, Iroutou; War Eagle,
Kcokuk. Dcpartcd-War Eagle, kco-
kuk; Dcsmet, Paducah Tidal Wave, St.
Paul; Josephine and hargcs, Minncap-
oils. River risen inch, with II feet
s inches by the gauge. Weather cloudy
and cool.
NASHVILLE, May 27.-Rivcr falling
with 2 feet inches on the shoals.
Departed Anderson, Cairo. Arrived
Hllman, Cairo.
MEMPHIS, May 27.-River fell , in
ches. Arrived-J. -. Parker, Cincn-
natl. Departed-Bakcr and bargcs, st.
Louis. Weather clear and warm.
VIcKsBuRG, May 27.-Weather clear.
Thermometer So. River fallen inches
DOwn-NatchcZ
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Miss Annie O'Brien's pupils will give
q concert ut WeStwOod'S Hall. in the
Eighth ward, Friday evening, June 9TH.
The hall will doubtless be crowded, rs a
rare musical treat awaits those who at
tend.
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Chicago.

FRESH Lake and Potomac river Shad
at J. ZarnitZ * Bros
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Pianos and Organs for rent and for
sale at low prices at Sheib's music store,
WASHINGTON Hall.
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ADVERTISEMENT

J. ZARNITz q Bros. receive all kinds Of
Groceries, fancy Family Flour, DC.
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FIFTY boxes of Oranges and fifty boxes
of Lemons for sale cheap, at J. Zarnitz
& Bros
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-28

ALL kinds Of Vegetables, such as Let
tuce. Cucumbers, Peas, Beans, New
Potatoes, &c, at J. Zarnitz & Bros