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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

IT can almost be asserted that ST.
JACOBS on works wonders. Shortly be-
fore the New Year, when | visited my
family at Mitchell, found my son Ed
ward, lad little more than ten years
old, very sick. He suffered with Rheu-
matism, and so terribly that he was
perfectly stiff in his limbs, could not
possibly walk, and had to be carried
from place to place. At once | sent Tor
some ST. JACoBs On, used it according
to directions, and in few days could
see evidence OF considerable improve
ment. On the tenth of this month |
again visited my family and was as
tonished to find him well and hearty.
He once more has fresh color ip his
face and can 20 to school again. When
ever the old trouble threatens to re-
turn, relief is Immediately secured by
the use Of the celebrated ST. JACoBs On.
From sheer JOY over this result | can
not withhold recommending ST. JACoBs
on to suffering humanity as true
benefactor.
CHARLES METzDoRF,
Office OF the TOltsfrsund,
Garman nanpr of 81 ratford Ont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

wHKS sick, great care should be taken
to have your medicine properly pre-
pared. To rest easy on that subject you
should 80 70 MeIAin Brothers model
pharmacy, where no boys are allowed 20
all prescriptions They are one Of the
oldest and most suecessful hrms In the
city, having been In business over TWEEN
~ years Don't forget the plses, Twelfth
and Market. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
A Fine building.

A. Wilson Kelley, E.l, president oil
the Belmont mill. proposes 10 replace
his present residence, on Twelfth street,
with a fine new oAe. Architect Howard
is now periecting the plans and Speeii-
cations. The contracts have been award
ga a follows: Stone work, Henry Ros-
enberg; brick, HamjltOn& McGranahan;
carpenter, Klieyes, Kraft & Co; plumb
er. OAar Sceley; painting and glazing,
James McAdams; galvanized iron, b. r
Caldwell. The building viii be- very
handsome and an ornament to that part
OF the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Transfers.


The following conveyances OF property
were admitted 10 record in the County
Clerks Office yesterday:
A deed made March 81, between
Rose Lyons OF the 6rsi, and Jacob
weitzel OF Ohio aud Lizzie Weitzel OF
the city Of Wheeling OF the second part,
in consideration Of S6S5, OF the south
half OF lot No. l36, situate on the west
side OF Chapline street, north OF Fiji
tenth street.
A deed made February llth between
Hannibal Forbes and vile and Thomas
W. weltsel, OF part OF lot No. 81 on the
west side Of Market street. Considera.
ton, 81 500
A deed made March 9Th between
Thomas Young, Of Ashland, KY, and
Carl W. Renicke, OF Wheeling. in con-
sderation Of 81, 200, Of the south hall Of
lot No. IL in square No. l6, situate on
the east side OF EOd street between
Tweaty-seyenth and Twenty-sighih
streets, in the Sixth ward.
A deed made the 18th day Of Ee5ru-
AIRY between VIM. Spargo and wife and
A. @. Howell OF certain parcel of land
lying south Of the Mt Wood road, situa-
ted In The FIst ward. Consideration,
sloa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.
U. $. DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE JOHN J..
JACKSON, JR.
Court met at . A. N.

JACKSON, JR.
Court met at A. NJ.
United States vs.. James McCOrd,
yirdict for misdemeanor. Plea OF guilty
was taken and court suspended ludg-
ment.
United States VS.. Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
in debt Judgment entored Tor costs,
tax having been paid.
Clarke < Hubbard, assignees, &C., VS..
James Hutchinson and others, IN
cnancery. Argument on demurrer set
fJr hearing on March 6.
United States VS.. q. Wetty * Bros,
in debt. Judgment for costs, the tax
having been paid.
United States Va. George Shut. in
diCted for felony. Plea OF guilty en-
tered and the defendant fined 81 and
sentenced to imprisonment in the Ohio
county Jail for six months.
Isaiah Warren vs.. steamer Horn
brook, in admiralty. Mr.. Hubbard for
the respondent submitted his argument
aud was followed by Mr. A. j. Clark
for the libellant, and the case still on
trial.
Adjourned until 8 A. N to-day.
COUNTY CoURr-JUDGE BOYD
Gourmet at 8 A. NJ yesterday.
Adjourned until 8 A. NJ. to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Compliment to Former Citizen OF w heel
ing.

The Cincinnati correspondent Ot the
Mqgael, a paper devoted to telegraghy
aud Kindred subjects, and published IN
New York, says OF a gentleman we'll
known To many REGlsTER readers:
"Mr. George G,lliland, who Tor the
past two years has been filling the posi-
ton of assistant telegraph editor OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer, was Tor many years
am operator in the employ OF the West.
ern Union at Wheeling, W. Va, and
This place. To Mr.. Gilliland's good exec
utiye ability is due the splendid system
OF local Geographic correspondence
which has given the Enquirer its enor-
NOUS circulation throughout OHIO, In
diana and Kentucky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
aalJeelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 70 New Advertisements

Cooking Stoyes-Nesbitt < Bro.
Louisiana State Lottery.
Subscribe for StOck-BenwoOd Build
ing Association.
Warnins-Thomss f. Heyman.
Trustees Sale.
New Maple Syrup-R. j. Smyth.
Real Bargains in Trees and Pines.
Trustees sale OF LeatEerwood Prop
erty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

IA1yerttsementi
"a Wise Man Changes His Opinion Del.
donna Fool Never" ~
Some weeks since the Postmaster
General instructed postmasters to re-
fuse to register letters OF issue money
orders addressed to the Louisiana State
Lottery Company, Of New Orleans, thus
including this company among those
doing q fraudulent business. Having
reconsidered his action, and being. una
BILE to satisfy himself Of anything fraud
ulent in its operations, he rescinded this
order on the 9th OF February, and or
ders all mail facilities extended again to
the company rs formerly. Buyers oil
tickets, therefore, can again send by reg
istered letters to NJ. A. Dauphin,. New
Orleans, La, or same at 3la Broadway,
New York City, n. Y, for the regular
monthly drawing, on Tuesday, April
18th, advertised at length elsewhere in
our columns.
Pianos to rent for $40, Sl2, $40 and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

IP you are troubled with demnged
kidneys, delay not, but get one of Prof.
Guilmette's French Kidney Pads, aud
you will be Cared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

DoS'r buy cheap hat, but buy good
one at a cheap price from E. Buchanan
& Co., 1889 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

+. BUcXMAN & Co, have all the latest
Spring Styles, OF all qualities, in Hats
and Caps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
CITY COUNCIL.
The Rush Of Monthly Business
The New Pump-The Fari-
aus RepOrtS,

SECOND BRANCH
Came to order at 8 O'Clock, President
Logan in the chair, and the following
members present: Acker. Ankle, Oald-
well, Caldwell, Ewing, Fisher, Good
fellow, Handlan, Haller, Jefferson, Kim
berry, vockler, Waterhouse and Logan
--l3.
The minutes Of the last meeting wero
read and approved. ...
seq cLRRK's REPORT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
REMOVAL.

The undersigned has removed his store from
No. 1913 Main street " No. 1870 Water street,
building formerly occupied by Hubbard A CO.,
one door north OF siamm House.
mira CHAS. II. BERRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

lue report WdS OIucIcu uiVu'
TREASURE sEKKER's REPORT.
The special committee appointed to
look for valuable papersin the Exchange
Bank, reported their non-success, As
published exclusively" in the REGIS
rIR. They referred Council, for inior-
nation in regard to the city's stock in
the NJ. & G. road, TO the letter received
by Clerk UpdSgrah, which was also
published exclusively" in the RKd-
IsTER.
The report was adopted.
CARRIAGE COLLECTORS.
The Health Committee reported the
following bids for collecting garbage:
First District-F. w. Becker, $40;
John Kane, 500.
Second District-F. w, Becker, $3.50;
w. w. Cline, $3.50.
Third District-F. w. Becker, $3.50;
Tim Gavin. S3l5; Robert Holmes, S29S.
Fourth Dstrict-M. McGraw, $3.50;
l.. Clark, $3.50; L. Bartly, .sio6; I.
Gillmartin, S432; d. McDonahoo, 800
Fifth District-Robt. d. Cline. $3.50;
Jim Burns, Si56; Thos. Bartly, Si6S.
The committee recommended that
the contracts be awarded in the various
districts as follows: +. w. Becker, w.
w. Cline, Robert Holmes, M. MGGraw
and Robert ID. Cline.
HEIsRR EXoNERATED.
The joint special COMMITTEES appointed
to investigate the charges made by W.
Gepp against City Sexton Heiser, re-
ported as follows:
Your committee find that Mr.. Heiser
charged the fees mentioned IN the
charges, aud further find there Is no
provision in the ordinances for inter
ments of persons living without and
having no claim upon the city. And in
order to provide compensation for
such cases it has been customary and
proper to charge for the ground Tor the
grave Of adult, 50; and for an infant, -.
But us majority ofyour committee sug-
gest that a provision by ordinance
should be made for interments OF non
residents Of the city.
As to the charges of improper and un-
gentlemanly conduct, a majority OF the
committee find that they are not sus-
tanned 10y the evidence heard.
P. l.. KIMBERLY,
Chairman,
The committee offered the following
resolutions:
ReSolusd, That the attorney Tor the city
be and is hereby ordered TO prepare
and report to Council an ordinance to
more fully prescribe aud define the du-
ties Of and the charges to be made by
the City Sexton, to non-residents OF the
81 So ht,raai- nd MI =
in the city cemetery.
Adopted.
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades reported and submitted the usual
report from the Street Commissioner.
The bills amounted to about 81 500, and
were ordered paid.
ACCOUNTS.
This committee reported that it had
not held meeting since January, on ac-
count Of its inability to obtain quorum.
1t therefore reported bills, settlements,
&C., for both months, which were or
dered paid.
This committee reported receipts from
the Market clerk during February, OF
sl49.l5.
1t further reported bills amounting to
Sill, which were ordered paid.
SCALES.
This committee offered bills amount
ing to Sl22l7, which were ordered paid.
The following awards for scales were
made;
Flut ward scales
John Niehaus, corner Fourth aud Main ISLES %
Main .',.,.-.,'.1,.. ISL 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

" you want TO save money call and
examine our stock Of Hats and Caps
before buying elsewhere. +. Buchanan
4 Co., 1889 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
rharmometar Record.

As taken at SchnepPs Opera House
drug store;
TUESDAY,.
IN t2NSPM. i2N SP.N. J Pm.
a. "a IS IS 10 ~ 81 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

You can ave money by buying yoar
Hats and Caps from !. Buekman 4 %,
liss Main strsst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
For Purifying the Blood.

This compound OF
the vegetable altera.
tiyeE SarsaparillAt
Dock, slilllngla, and
Mandrake with til 9
lo,ibics Of Potash and
Iron, makes a most
efectual cure % Q
series Of complaints
which are very preya.
LIANT and amicilng II
pariBes the bl 90 q,
pufges out the luIk.
y a -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

We have the lssssst stcek Of ssyiish
Hats IN the city. = HasknAn = o.,
ll3o Main stsset s.st Z =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

Ing humon In the system, that Undermine health
and settle into Troublesome d!soriers Eruption.
Of the skin are The appearance on tue surface o.
humors that should be expelled from the blood
internal derangcnents are the deicfis iBauop OF
these sarne hufno1 % soine internal organ, or
organs Whose action they derznge, and whose
substance they disease and destiny. ayers
sarsapariila expcis these humos rom the blood.
when thcy are gour the disorders they prosiues
disappear, such as UIccrstions OF the Lrsr storn.
sch, kidneys Lung. Eruptions tn1 EruPtiye
D.se.sss OF he slIn' IS. Anthony's Fire, kase or
Erysip>ias. Pimples nistplcs. Blo;ches, Bcii.,
Tumcrs. letter and salt Rheun, scad Head.
Rlnxworrn, ClcprS and Sores, Rherruafisrn. Men
ralgla, Pain In the Boues side and Head. Female
weakness. steriiiiy. IenoorrhGa arising nom In
tefnal ulcerall9a aud uteripe dises.a Dfclsy,
Dyspepsis. ESnaciatson and GeuenHl Debility.
wiik Their departure health returns Prepared ~
Or. !. C. AYER& CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical bnd Analy,iai cherai'',-
srsosd By all Druggists and DsAisn IN n.aI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
DurrTr@rRx.

TIyo THosS THAT DISIRE TO SAVE THKKR
natural hsth We would Ay thaswe are Dos
oettsr preparsd than ever before 70 enAes then
W do -. By the use Of an hEcTso. AAaxKric
PLCaagn We Gan and are making ostsor aua
handsomer Gold Efilings with more esss - o4x
paEena than have heretofore been made VI IN
city OF elsewhere without me AID OF the Electric
Phase. What We say We can prove ~ actual
JAMES ". SuRGfSON 4 son,
ylvb No lllS Market 81. wheeling W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

PIANOS to rent for $40, sl2, $l5 and
SIS per quarter, at Sheib's, washington
Hall. Two good secondhand Pianos
for sale at q brrgain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

GLA. Shades Of every sss and ssyis
atHatchins' Art Store.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

MINE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY; TEXT.
IN books furnished NJ cost; calendar arranged
o suit teach ers: expenses FOX one year from Sl.o
o $500: non .sectarian. liberal, thorough Fall
Term begins September 81, lS,y
For Catalogues aud other Information. apply
to the PrcSi lent, J. X. THOMPSON, Morgan
town, West Va. as2egh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
FOR RENT.

Rxpectins To remove our Wholesale Hat liou'o
OH or before tho LIST OF April next 10 the rooms
now occupied BY Vance, Hughes a Co, No. is'i
Main street We ODER Tor ront the rooms We nov
occupy. No. l22i Main street
del3 HARPER 4 bho
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
FOR RENT.

DEslRABLE CHAPLiNH STREET Rl.>i
IL DENCE. The magnificent rstitncc ou
Chapline Street. now occupied by Nj. \ ".
PAUL., IS hercby offered for rent. PosseSSiou ~
en- Aprll 1, 1850. This Is considered one OF tie
most desirable and eonyenient rssidcnccs In Tie
city, and will DO Lot on rasonable terms Ap
ply 10 THOMAS O'BRlEN,
IanSO l6ll Market Slrroi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
CHARLES METzDoRF,

Office OF the Tolt.frsund,
German paper OF Stratford, Ont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

FOR RENT.

TIME WARE HOUSE AND DWELLING. M.
ltiS Main street, now occupied 10y Nose
G Knus 4 Bro. Possession given Apul I, lS\
HENRY X. LIST.
decS lt0t Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
A MAN or A THOUSAND,

s~sosd By all Druggists AID Ds.isn IN Ne xs,'-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-11-11
A SmartD0o

A Dubuque lady has dog whose edu-
cation has been so we'll attended to that
it would seem to be about finished. A
couple of days ago she went calling, and
forgot that she had locked the dog in the
house. When she returned she found
her music laid out piece by piece on the
chairs in the parlor, and hundred and
one things brought from all parts of the
house scattered around the floor. For
his pains he got whack on the back
with parasol handle, at which he took
offence, left, went to the lady's mothers
and staid there until he was coaxed back
home. He seemed to think that he had
to do something to make up for past
conduct, and the next morning he walk
ed into the house with fine dress in his
mouth, wagglng his tail as proudly as If
he had done something especially worthy
of commentator. How he got the dress
was mystery. The lady had loaned ii
a day or two before to friend to cut a
pattern from it. A little time explained
the matter. The dog walked into the
strange lady 8 house and saw his mistress
dress spread on the floor, as is probably
done in the pattern cutting process. He
evidently recognized it, and made dive
at the lady. She made dive for the
next room and peeked at him tlmidl7
through the crack of the door, while he
deliberately rolled that dress up, grabbed
| it i'll his mouth and shot out of the door
as if he had found a piece of property on
which there was reward offered. The
lady was in wicked state at mind, for
the borrowed dress was silk one, and
she fancied it was gone forever. She hur.
ried to her friends house and was aston.
ished that the dress was there before her
and the dog seemed 10 th1nk she had nc
business about the premises. The dress
escaped without much injury, to the de.
| light of both ladies.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-11-11
He Wanted Olemargerine

Gllhooley strolled into his grocer's es-
Enlistment yesterday just as that distin-
guished statesman was opening key Of
golden tinted olemargerine.
"That looks nice. It's genuine butter,
suppose; none of your bogus stuff?''
queried Gllhooley.
Now this was leading question. The
grocer wanted the worst way to sell some
of that olemargerine to Giihooley, SO he
spoke up at once:
"Of course 1t is butter. Just look at
the beautiful golden hue only found in
dairy butter. It makes one think of cows
and buttercups just to look at 1t-don'r
it noH2''
"But is it butter7'
"Is it butter9 Why, of course 1t is.
Some people are SO suspicious they won't
believe that butter is butter unless they
take it out of the churn themselves
Man alive just smell 1t. Don't it make
| you think you are rolling IN fresh-mown
hay9 You can just taste the butter-milk
if you try
stBnt Is 1t butter2'
He had to lie or lose a customer
When that issue was fairly put it would
have been commercial suicide to have
hesitated, SO he came right out like lit
tie man and said it was butter.
EYES,"
"Then," said Gilhooley, as sad smile
passed over his features, "then I don't
want it. Cows butter is no longer fash
ionable. wanted some of this olemar-
gerine, made. you know, of axle-grease,
second hand tallow, and mucilage, that
looks like butter, but contains organ
isms of new kind of tape worm. ]
don say that I like thatkind of jelly, but
I am going to keep up with the process
sion, any how. So you haven't got any
olemargerineG Sorry, for l thought you
kept a first class establishment" and he
passed out like beautiful dream.
The grocer was silent for a moment,
and then he spoke confdentially to him
self:
"Next time III tell the truth if it
| bursts me wide open."
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-11-11

after he had seen Messrs. Shipley s.
Wright, who re ,eived him coldly
enough, being afraid of the testimony
that he could give in the lawsuit that
they expected to be involved in regard
ing the insurance money.
They had told him that they could
give HIM a subordinate position on one
of their ships that was going to China
within a week, and he, knowing that he
must work for living, had accepted
the offer.
So he told Mary Danforth that he was
going as a boatswain on the ship Mary
Ann, and she blazed with indignation.
GAS boatswainl" she exclaimed; Sin
deed you shall not. I'll build you ship
myself sooner than have you do that.
You shall not go to sea again except as
captain"
The bashful sailor was overwhelmed.
"Oh, Miss Danforth," said he, "you
are too kind. But it is too much for
you to do. l can fight my way up alone,
and if you will only remember me kind
ly shall be nerved to the struggle by
the greatest happiness can ever know"
Du0 lOUhCu dI uluA d IuOLucuI W1LuOut
speaking. She knew that he was too
modest and too manly to appear in the
light of fortune-hunter, and she could
not bear the thought of his leaving her,
So although her cheeks famed with
bushes, she spoke again:
eyes, I will build you ship and
make you the captain, but only on one
condition.
"What is that9" said poor Van Anden,
bewildered, and yet halt guessing al
what was coming.
"Only on condition-that you-make
-me-your first mate" replied the
blushing beauty, hiding her face in he1
hands.
He seized her hand and drew it gently
from her face. 1t lay quietly in his own
Then he kissed ii, and still it was MOI
withdrawn. And then
But it is not for me, nor for the reader
to know what he did next. All tina
concerns us to know that the ship wal
built, and on the very first voyage Cap
tain Van Anden made his wedding
| tOur
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-11-11
Queer Words.

"Bob," said Tom, "whlch is the most
dangerous word H. all the English Ian.
guage to pronounced" "Don't knew
said Bob, sunless It's swearing word
"Pooh !" said Tom; ats stumbled, because
you are sure to get tumble between the
first and last letter. /" "Ha, hap' said Bob
"now I've one for you, which is the long
est word in all the English language9'
sValetudinarianism, " said Tom promptly
"No, sir; it's smiles, because there's 9
whole mile between the first and last let.
ter" "He, hop cried Tom, ''that's moth
ing: I know word that has over three
miles between its beginning aud ending
"Now, what's thatG'' asked Bob, family,
"Beleagured," exclaimed Tom, triumph.
antly.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-11-11
A Centipede in a Peach

g. D. Parham, messenger for the
Southern Express, is responsible for the
following story: While at Texarkana,
IN discharge of his duties, he purchased
some peaches of a boy who was vending
them on the depot platform. They were
unusually large and fine. Mr.. Parham de-
voured the first one with great relish.
The second one was even more tooth
some, and after removing all the meat
that was possible from the stone, he
placed the latter in his mouth while he
turned to attend to some duty. Several
times lie felt something tickle the root
of his mouth, and when at leisure again
he examined the stone carefully. Pro-
truding from the edge Of 1t he discov.
cred something that resembled a spiders
leg, and when touched with knife gave
evidence of life. Mr.. Parham called to
his side George Stanton, an Iron Noun
tain engineer, and J.. r. Martin, agent
for the Southern Express at Texarkana.