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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

sent her ablest marine engineers 10 Gin.
cinnati several years ago 10 consult our
yteamboat builders relative TO light.
draught model stern and side-whcc
6tSah,ers. and that bosts OF our class ate
now plying Russian waters, rs Vel as
thoss 'ol the Muddy liasdslene" aud
other rivers OF South America, With IN.
naralleled success. Coast steamers
On the Savannah coast, the Florida
for instance, was built ut Pittsburgh.
while steamers and sea-going vessels
of Cincinnati manufacture were built
here nearly u century ago, and are
still plying the ocean wave" % we'll ~
the waters OF the Sacramento and Co.
iumbjs rivers, in California and Oregon.
II may not be undressing to state
that the y. s. Revenue cutters J. NJ
Bib and Allegheny, built OF iron, werr
constructed ut Pittsburgh iorty years
AGO. and their machinery made perfect
In Cincinnati by the 'ate Geo. Shield,
one of Cipcinnati's eminent mechanic
of A worldwide reputation.
CAPTAIN II. b. Cock, OF the John T.
Rboads. telegrapbs Captain John l.
KYLE that his boat will have 10 ~ ou
the docks at st. Louis in consequent
of the damage she sustained at Grand
Chain. The damage to the boat is cover
cd by Insurance. here. The caTgo Is
probably insured in Wheeling and Pitt.
burgh CON panies.-Cn. Tunes.
PIrnpuadH, February ll:-River3lcrl
@ inches and falling. Weather clear
and mild.
MEMPHIS. February lI.--River fallen
4 incbes. Departed-City OF Alton, 1t.
Louis; Schenk, virgie Lee, Cincinnati,
Paris C. Brown, Harry Brown, New Oi.
leans. Raining heavily since O'Clock
this afternoon.
NASHVILLE, February H. River
rising with @ feet q inches on the shoals
NEw ORlgAXs, February u Arrived
Henry Frank, Memphis. Departed
Port Eaas aud bargcs. II. Louis; Guiding
Star. Cincinnati; Scudder, ~. Lou,
Weather clear and warm; thermonriri
~.
LOUISVILLE, February ll.-Rlyer TALL
ing. with icet Z inches in the canal. b
feet 7 inches IN the chute on the falls
BusinessgOV. NVa'lci '''a ""' ~.
ami, with indications Of rain. ArnNai,
and departures--Wood and tow, To-
Pittsburgh; Mary Houston, New CT
leans To Cincinnati.
ST. LOWS. February ll.-Arri,cd
Hickory aud bargcs, Tennessee river
Kinney Ncksburg; Belle Memphl,,
Memphis; Wyoming. Piitsbure; Maui"
Vicksburg. Baker, New Orleans. ID
paried-irand Lake, Cairo, With hargrS
Tor New Orleays; Belle Memphis, Mcm.
phis. River stationary. Weather, heavy
rains aud very mild.
CiXciSSArI, February lL---Rlrer u
feet 4 inches and rising. Weather RAINY
Arriycd--James ID. Parker, Memphis
Departed = Hudson, Pittsburgh The
petition IL being numerously signed bl
pilots aud others In opposition TO the
change OF signals
EvAxsyILLE, February ll.-Rain all
afternoon; mercury 81. River IL Ito
feet aud falling. Down - smoky 'li,
and tow, Rainbow aud Silver Cloud
Up ldlewild. No business.
vicKsnuRU, February ll.-Weaihrr
cloudy aud warm, with light shower.
Thermometer -. River fallen IL inrhcs.
Down.. u. NJ. kylrr. No boats up.
Sr. JAooGs On is praised 10 everyone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
wOODSFIELD.
Local N toto and Comment.
Correspondence 0i The Register

Correspondence 0i The Register.
WoOpsIIEID, o., Feb. III.
The cold weather 0l the past few DAYS
has enabled the ice packers to lay in
small supply. The snow is melting and
sleighing il done.
The funeral oi Mrs. Elizabeth Earl,
wife Of Stephen Fard, Of this place, took
place yesterday.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
lectures on the Orient were delivered Ia
the W. T.. Church, with a fair attend
anCe.
There Il Bellairc gentleman here en-
deayorng TO organize a class 10 perform
Queen Esther. aud be will probably sue
appreciate a good entertainment, but q
minstrel troupe can play all around any
thing solemn or instructive.
The reading room las not yet been
opened. although seventy or eighty
names are enrolled.
Last week the pupils Of the Woods
held High school organized q lyeeum.
and will hold a meeting once 4 week.
The Monroe Gasstic Of last week Was
printed on the new power press, which
seems to do good work
Billy Smith. Of this place, is preparing
to erect new dwelling house on Main
street.
The boiler for the staye factory has
arrived and operations will soon be com
menced.
The railroad is prospering, and the
new engine Is expected 10 arrive soon.
LAST week Forest Fard was appointed
baegagemasier aud express agent For
est Is good fellow, and will make No.
agent The talk Of extending the road
still goes on. but now that the books are
open, il will soon lie determined xheth-
&c the rad is TO be- speedily extended
II the parties along the line desire the
road, they can easily obtain il.
Alta Murphy meeting 10 be held st
the n. Z. Church this evening. . ped
ton iayoring local option will be eircu-
lated. II viii probably not get over Q
million signatures. Ifhaii the time and
money spent IN getting up local option
bill were spent in enforcing the lsvs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
ROBBERY
A,Pror rendIcton's. at bethany

TIN TUESDAY night. thieves broke into
,b, r,sidrnc,, of Pra W h Pcndlcton
Al Pcndlrlou Heights, BETHANY, AMI SUE
rcv,le,l i'm getting away With some Va
liable iewclrv. Mrs. Lamar, daushlrr
al Prof pcud,vtun, wasawakcnCd hy a
noise in her nom aud iuuking about
s,W A man COUGHING behind wicker
work basket in the corner. She sup
uo.,.d IL Was her brother, until hts mo-
iionseXcitcd suspicion, " hen she asked
,tWbo's thereg' For reply the man
rnshsd TO the door aud endcayUred To
lnrk n behind him, but iailei. by this
time Mr.. Lamar was awake and the
bonsehold VAS alarmed A search was
instituted, but the thieves had hoNn
They had entered through pantry
"a ndow and escaped by the same place,
Among the articles found missing
vsre A valuable diamond ring, 4 set
ol coral jeNelry, a pair OF g9'd
bracelets and a gold cham. he
clothing OF Mr.. Phil. rcudlcton and Mr.
Atkinson, a guest. had been dragged IN
a. the dining room and ritled Of tNo
s,,ll watches and several gold shirt but
TONS. Evidently, the lower part OF the
hcnse hal been thoroughly ransaCked.
Drawers were found open, with their
c,ntcnis tossed about aud everything
I'm disorler. The silvcrwAre MAS Pllcd
together on the dining nom table, sI''
IDENTIFY left untilthe last. and saved IN
the hurried flight OF the thieves. The
napkin rings and other things hal 6een
tested by being nicked With sore sharp
instrument. Other valuableS may turn
up missing A. soon a. more thos0esh
search is made.
There is not the slightest elew TO The
robbers, 80 far As known. No strSnge
men had been seen ln The vicinity
either before or after. Prof Pendleton
oilers a liberal reward Cor The arres. OF
the thieves on the return OF the vsi'la-
bles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

last evening a happy company AZ
srmhlrd al thc humc at Mrs. Amy
Blackburn, lIg south frlth street, to
witness the marriage ul her grand
daughter, Miss Jennie Mctay, tu Mr., j.
m Downs. Jr.. ul Wheeling. The cerc-
uuny VAS pyriumvdhy Rev. j. VI. Carr
rl the Kramer Churrh, the bride look
iuy lovely in a shaded ,Ilk, AMI the
groom appearing To- advantage ia the
ic ulatiyr black N.trr the ceremony,
most touthsumy refreshments were
srryrd. aud "A dance WIS lhdulgrd IA
until midnight. 4 number ut guests
were present from abroad among them
tie following. Andrew MurrhCad, OF
Wheeling. Juhu W CrIdcr, 81 Wheel
ing. VI. l.. Brown. ut New York, Miss
Etur e.. Wells. ct Wheeling, and Miss
la Irruhuur at Commb,ana county.
Nh. aud Mr., Downs are vet ~ Ntvuben-
vile. but tomorrow they Viii ~ u,
Wheeling. where Mr. Downs u engaged
a. book keeper lor kuotc y liutchiSon'
hardware dealers. We extend L. the
Young people our very hvst wishes, --
Nr,bsHrTL HrdlL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
INSURANCE. LICENSE.
War Between the Home ana
Foreign Companies.

The agents In this city for foreign In,
surance com panies are greatly exercised
over the action of Council in imposing
ON them n license tax OF $50 Tor each
company for which they do business IN
this city. The ordinance was adopted
by the Second Branch in January, the
tax then being ten dollars, but the fiisl
Branch hustled it of 10 committee rs
a deadener. The REGlsrKR published u
in full and the agents cancussed upon H.
In solemn conclaye they denounced II as
unjust, illegal, atrOcious and altogether
damnable. and resolved TO defeat IT nj
ali hazards. But when il came back to
the First Branch that body, instead ol
defeating il, increased the tax TO $50, al
most unanimously, IN which action the
Second concurred. -,
In the lower branch IL was not with
out fierce aud protracted struggle tnat
the ordinance passed Counsellor Caid,
well and DIR. Logan advocated 1t, ana
DIR. Reeves and Mr.. Pollock contested
II was represented that home companies
contributed largely to the city reve,
nues, while the foreign companies paid
nothing; that $50 would not d"
fell by these companies, or IL It was, the
city should discourage the presence OF
such weak companies. The other side
said it was discriminating against them
and was blow, struck by the home
companies, ut the others, intended to
drive them out and then monopoilhe
tho business and make risks what they
would; that the measure was opposed
Ia the constitutional provision that
taxation shall be equal and uniform.
But the others claimed that 1t was
merely license tax, which the city had
perfect right to charge, &c, aud finally
the ordinance passed.
And now the agents are mp in arms,
and swear 10y the patron saint oi IN
surancc they will fight the ordinance 10
the last extremity, and that not until the
supreme Court OF West Virginia has
passed upon it will they pay that SoO
hIpuEp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
Baru burned.

last evening at about 4 u.clock the
stable belonging To John Mc,hnnnn, a
butcher residing at M. 1919 Mrtolloch
street. MAS discovered to bc ia ilamrs.
Word WIS Immediately srut To- the
Atlantic. but Tor some reason or other
NJ general alarm was sent cut. Whi
thus WAS su OF why au alarm vas nnt
turned ON at some one ui the boxes
i'm that locality Ne 10 not know.
Nv the the timc the Atlantic arrived
the stable Was entirely destroyed
hat some frame houses near by we're
smoking badly. the engine sn'n had
g.rd stream at water on AMI ihr flames
we're presently entirely out, The stable
Wis "A two story one AMI contained
ahnut ton AMI hall OF hay, this MAS
all consumed but the live stock Vas aii
safely removed. We understand that
Nj M,tauuuu's loss IL about S'p,
with mo- in urancc, aud that he vvn~id-
rrs the tirr an inceudlary one. AZ M"
Irht hal been uscd va the building
dining the dav.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
Whaling. february lOd, iSSo.

Tue Stoubenville Gd.ciis, after print.
ing the changes preferred against
Sweeney, SAYS AS the charges print
"a above are read over by the citizens IT
Strubenyile 1t will strike them that We
need not go 50 far away a. Wheeling to
6nd uniaithiHl public servants and dis
honest officers. 1t is altogether prob
able that ike charges could be- sustained
here against certain men who are or
have been in public positions. Isn't IL
high time that an Investigation we're Or
der,d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
Card.

Within the past few days We have
been asked by different parties, when
will you commence taking insurance in
the new company" For the iniorma.
ton Of all Interested and especially those
Who drsir' 10 insure with US, We will
state our drsi policy was written on
Monday. February 81. snd have written
forty policies IL this date. Send m your
insurance. J. G. ALpERSoN.
Sc'y Manufactures F'rs les. 60.
Fsb0sacy llA, 1850.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
aaas MOBILIZATION would DO one

already madsantoxication would DO one
Of the lost arts. ,,r,v
il quietly sleeping by the 6reside, 1u.
aimee the Pennsylvania Convenuon
many Republicans are wisely iattenins
their net crows, 80 40 to be prepared u
case Of an emergency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
awnnnnr summoned

William a. Davis yesterday swutr OUT
a change agaius, James W. Sweeney tor
using abusive, pruiaur AMI Insulting
language toward him IN the tily ElrrA =
office. uu TUESDAY morning. Clerk Oar
rgh ISSUED a summons an" plaCrd II In
the hands ul the venerable Michael li'
wards. Markct Master, lors,rN,,r. Tins
WIS the proper course 10 pursue, under
tine ordinance, aS deputy ortgrant ~
DISQUALIFIED fur such purpose. Mr.. td-
wards performed ms duty. and the case
will be- heard ut the Poll', court thus
InIImIn..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
Ladies' and IicniIeincn's Gold
silver mud lelluIoid american
watches. Just received JAtOb
~. GRIIsB. the Jeweier.
MunicipaI Court Judge Cranmer

Court met nj lOA. n.
D. n. wclch ~. Franklin Insurance
Company, in assumpsjt. The evidence
I'm This case was partly heard and "a -
continued until to-day.
The rest II the week will probably he
usrd To- hear evidence Ia this c',sr.
Court adjourned until ~ \. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
AMUSENIE NTS
rnk EeNrz-sANrLEY coNrANY.

TlIE EENTz-sANTLEI COMPANY.
On Saturday night Madame Rentz and
Mabel Santicy will holl forth at the
Opera House aud the bald heads viii
swallow their suppcrs and silently steal
from the atmosphere II domestic felicity
aud ensconsc themselves in the front
rows OF the theatre. Aud the boys. in
tie immortal wopls OF the poet:
Tho boy AT .u the gallery
A. The female minstrel shOR.
I'm tul Ear back 4" be sadly said
In tones both soft and low.
I'm too far hack he sighed again,
Hut be could no further 90.
For be saw his sodAte fathers head
Loom up In the iurvard row.
Reserved seats can now be- secured at
Lucas music store.
THE MAMMOTH NtNsrREls.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose ( Vests
MINISTRIES viii be here Monday evening,
anI il Is scarce necessary 10 tell any.
thing Of them, - well are they known.
The Rondout COirisJ says: That every
body present Vas Well pleased l. mild
statement, for the audience was delight.
ell and enjoyed itself hugely
from first a. last Il was minstrel per.
Torrance that had brains in il, and Was
almost entirely original, only Nancy
lee, which was sung superbly, having
been heard here before harlow and
Wilson are irresistible, and Cal. Wagner
vas A. happy a. ever The orchestra
gave lovely music. This troupe - ~ far
ahead Of any other that has ever APP
peared here that 10 u idle % compare
them with previous performances. They
are rich, droll, witty and funny, and
chAste throughout They appear at
Music Hall 10 night, and those who
Eish seats had belter secure them in
advance
Reserved seats can be secured at
Lucas to-morrow, at The usual price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

PxRsoSs with stated INCOMES, can
parchass a Mason 4 HsmLin Cabinet
organ ct Shelb's Music store, on easy
payments OF IS or more monthly, ana
mus secure the best orrn made
Tor a very small sum. Gall under
washington Hall and see them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
CLEVELAND { PITTsBURG R. q
Condensed Time Gard.
GOING EAST AND vE.T.

On and ailei s0y. .. iS.2, al trsins ALL Gun
daily tercpi sunday. A. follows.
zThrough traIns w Pittsburgh,
2Through Trains 10 Cleveland.
2Through trains a. Chicago.
PullInan's Psriot Cars between weisrllle al
Cleveland.
Hotel aud sleeping can on ell train, DoEe,n
Alliance and ChlsagD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
II Seems Impossible

that remedy made OF such common,
simple plants as Hops. Buchu, Man
drake, DAndelion. dc, should make 50
many and such marvellous aud wonder
iul cures as Hop Biiters, but when old
and young. nsh AMI poor, pastor and
doctor, lawyer and Editor. al testify 10
having been cured by them, you must
beheye and try them yourself, and
doubt no longer. See other column.
IAughlin Bros a Co, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
TO CLEVELAND
Only ) HOuu and y nlnute.i

Stsab-uyllis Acoommoiz,iou lssyss Bcilaifs At
Tor r.. brdgspor al 800. AMI arrives 81 s'su'
etnvii!t e.fsru
L<sycs rteubrnville q 5sse q. r., Bfidsctofi
q Isl 4. r.; arrive 81 be,isife a. g,1A AZ
The btkabenyiilc Accommodation, IN Dtdiiign
10 their rgriar trip ~ and from buueen,ils
VIII make ne following uips between bsiiAn
and Nsrsin's ferry;
bndsrpor, 70 Martins Yerry. 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

sbppinx when required O. sherman ilonss.
Gissvihe Wen WSssiinr ana Gnvsi Bili
I,ssss and b.uaSs shs.As 70 sll SnpaY 81
scvs Ssssssi fs.snsss feia xssnl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

TaE Atlantic Clothing House VII be
opened March Isl al No. 1870 Market
street. Call and examine the large
stock OF Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods before purchasing Spring outfit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
apberlin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inaer 10 Nov Advsrllsoments.

CrptIrmeu's Furnishing Goods -
Thus. Hughes y Go.
Centennial Jubilee singers.
latest Novelties -kirk's Art Nturr.
SrIrct social Baltimore l.odgr, n.
oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
wpTDpuSD rEAlN.

No. 10. GA saturday night, has no oJnuetiou
Tor Chicago or kandusky.
Pullman Palace, Dmwing Room and sleeping
Cars on all night trains,
Close connections are made for all point
south and Southwest North aud Surhw~i
making this n desirable route for colonisu au1
persons moving n the great wost, and "a whom
particular attention n gwen.
No % stops at all stations bctwe-n whcelinE
aud Grafton.
WHEELING, PIrTSBURGH AND BAL1iMOgL
DIyIsIDN,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

Glass Shades Of every size and style
at Hutchins' Au Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

Leave wheeling. - 30 q. ~ l,WF
1bdelphia A accommodation.
Leave Wheeling ................s " An. tHfh
Tickets "a all principal point on sole nj dept
Of,icr open NJ all hOur during the DAY.
Information 81 the travelling public cheerful
oven W N CLEMlSTn. ". cit
X 7. DIV Conceal Agent, wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
nmrrrxarRx.

Tf,O THOsE THAT DESIRE 10 SAVE THEIR
il natural toeth We would sAy thai Ne ero now
better prVparoA than ever befors 70 enable them
y, roaxa We cxn sad an making better and
haadsomer oold ffifnp. VIM mors eess 70 our
patients, man have hsrsto<prs been made IN this
city OF elsewhere without ne AID Of ne kiectrie
den,on,tf, ton. Call and sse for yonrsehes
JAMES ~ sURGisoN 4 son,
vnvb No. mas Market 81. wheeling W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE { OHIO r. R. co.

On and after Nov. ~, ls7p. Passenger Trains
sill leave ~ follows Wheeling time;
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wELLbBUR0.

Court Notes.-The Libel Suit President
Pendleton's House Burglarized- Sheep
Thieves New Glass Works Other Mat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12

Sr. Jscons On is praised 10 everyone
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-02

NJ 4 g.',Wr,l thing W. nli la,elurt In
p,1.iNlng aud encouraging llM .llnli. II
ilN A,t,,s, tn t,.tr III critirlriitn atnl H..
l,svIaiinN llnan. Nan, n.lilrs lHu.,n
~ suvh,nn ,llrr,itn,S M ihu,l lu,,.l int,
inactivity y, liz .al,l, nnnprn.iali,u ".
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AMI mHM harm NJ l,ni lhr ns,,n4 .allp ~
llnif nMn lnMrlH Tint ,t,pla III Ilir
lnruMt, tlM teacher, mil Vii. rn,l,l,,,.r
rnn rn~ilA t,'l, lsAu,i,A III IL lI.,lu,,rrrin.
t,.M MhIrh Mn, .Iinn through lir, nu.l
fonArr luuyrnt llr development IL ruN. !.
nl'r Hint, under murr favorable u,l~l,i.t,r,
minlt hns. proved hlrsn'nn Ii, I'm
community. ur, IN lhr either hulnl. liz
cheerful Encouragement nll.l Nln,l.n.,lna'
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-02
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