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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
TERRIBLE THREATS
Made by an Alleged Member Of
the Unitelt Irishmcn.

puIL,prirulA, June 10 The nited
Irishmen, now holding u Convention IN
this city-'Squirc John Brennan, ol
Sioux City, Iowa, presiding made dire
threats against England after the secret
session yesterday, A leading delegate,
who gave the Information upon rce'v'
ing a promise that his name would not
be published, said:
MARX You, two weeks alter the close
of this Convention, We commence aclloh
directly in the heart of England. You
ash how We will operate. ! viii tell
You. twill 10 on tho principle oi eye Tor
eve, tooth for tooth, blood for blood
Every eviction IN Ireland VIII he
avenged by the life al an English or.
pressor, the destruction 10y lire anu
dynamite of u government building.
Like the Nihilists, our operations viii
be conducted secretly, but with uner-
ring accuracy, and the result will he the
relaxation Of English oppression upon
Irish tenants Our Convention IL com
posed of the most desperate set oi men
| ever saw congregated together, AMI
they will hesitate ut nothing that viii
advance their object, We mean bust.
ness, aud ere many days have elapsed
YOU will have Witnessed the stern reali.
zation oi my prophecy. branches 81
our organization and bodies al a similar
character are on the ga rae IN both
England and Ireland, and are waiting
in ambush to strike the initial blow.
They ARE well organized, and are com.
n,s,l ni the most dangerous body Ot
men ia the world today. Our friends
will be invested in death dealing dyna-
mite, which will send terror to the
hearts Of the British tyrants. Er'" 20
br1Jh Nc 1uiDSr iyIdunis
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NUTsHELL NOTES.


Tas visilaut engine wac ovsrhaulsd
and repaired yesterday.
THH Supreme Court adjourned yea
teriay TO meet again In Charleston.
Arcr,oSRxR HALLsR sold the Storel
property, ON Jacob street, Yesterday, TO
Mrs. Yaeysr for 500.
Turns wss q very pleasant social par
ty sivvu q The rssldence Of II. W. Phil
lips, ESQ, In North whsslins' last eve
ming. &
Wal HASpLAx yesterday sold his
dark .orrsl ats. lion Hermit, Jr," TO u
gentleman In Steubenville tor $500 cash
The horse was worth every cent OF II.
SEVERAL members from Black Prince
and Evening Star Lodges, h. Of T., Wis
tied Mystic Lodge Of Elm Grove, last
night, aud spent an hour OF ~ very
pleasantly.
TusRK Ia q loud complaint coming
from Eighth ward citissns about the
| habit the boys oi that locality have oil
loaling on all the corners and insulting
psssers with their talk. 10 should tie
stopped.
| A PANTY oi Young ladies' aud gentle
men, Of the Eighth ward, will enjoy
themselves with select dance this
eyeniny at the pavilion OF Mr. Chas,
wollcnweber. on Jacob street, between
Thirty eighth and Thirty.ninih streets
| Nrwig will furnish the music.
TusgE was an exciting chase in East
Wheeling Yesterday morning. There
has lor sonm tine past been u warrant
out ioI Geo. It'll, Who hal been fight.
ing. Yesterday Officers Wilcox and
Miller got ON his trail aud run him into
a hole up ON Vineyard Hill. Wilcox
said that il he hal had ferret he could
have caught him.
Tux resolutions adopted hy the col
ored Garfield Club, and published IN
Yesterday o Rs0IsrsR. created somew hat
| VI q commotion. Prominent Repubi,'
cans were rushing about enquiiing what
this meant, aud one, an official, told the
originator oi the resolutions he'd made
AN nss oi himself" Some ot these Rail
| calls cannot be made Ia believe otherwise
than that every Solored voter belongs to
| his party.
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NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NOTES FROM TINS elvIR EDGE Of
Council Matters al 8sIialU--s ddsspor
and Hsr Criminal kfals-Ihs
Sporting Event at Wells
vile, Ohio.
HnLLAIRp BRInTs

POLICE Invsstisstion-Note s In General.
AT q special meeting Of Council last
night complaint was entered by john
Zileh against Officer Bob Brown, oil the
Second ward, accusing him OF neglect
of duty, etc. A committee OF five was
appointed To investigate the charges and
report next Friday night. The meeting
last nipht was called In order 10 pass
bills and number were put on their
third reading.
The gas leak on McCullough's corner
was repaired yesterday by group oil
workmen. w
Miss Mollie Pangle, Of Burr's Mills, IL
the guest Of Miss Dora Moore, OF this
Miss Matte Judkins, Of II. Clsirsyille,
ia the guest Of Miss Jennie Kelly. OF
South Bellaire.
The work ON Col. David Rankin's
building has 30 far progressed On to DO
now ready for the brick work.
John g. Mitchell, collector OF delin'
auent taxes, now has the books In his
nossession and can be found at Cham
beers Il Reasoner's drug store. on Bal-
mont street. Ii is toevery ones advan.
tape who owe delinquent taxes to call
and settle. -.
The hardware dealers Of this city have
signed a notice that they will observe
Saturday as the Fourth OF July.
Tickets will DO sold on the h. and ).
W. Railroad to any point on that line
nj excursion rates on saturday, To Tie
vonl mill the 9th,
Company D's picnic on Rose Hill on
Saturday In anxlously looked forward to
by many who desire to attend. 1t will
no doubt bc a grand affair
Quite number Of ladies aud gentle
men spent u pleasant time at the resi-
dence Of James &. Tallman last even
ing.
Four prisoners In the lookup ut pres
ont, Two were put in yesterday. while
the other two have been In several days.
The two last arrests were occasioned by
plain DRINKS.
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LIVE STOCK.
East lhberty.

East LIssErv, June D.--Csitle- Er.
ceipts to-day b0i head 81 through and
3i5 head of yard stock total for tao
days 58l head Of through and U9o herd
Of local. The supply 10 fair and inil'
equal 10 the demand. with all sold oni
ct about yesterdays prIces. sales ~.
day AT head; total for three day. .s'
head.
Hogs--IlsCeipts 10 day 20 lcsd,
total Tor two days 1860 head. ma
delphias ~ b0taA M, Workers " D4
1 n
Bheep-Receipts to-day tOo head 30
tal Tor two days 300 head; selling at
- 5Ots+ ~.
CuioAso, June 30. The DVes~S 20. b.
n4I reports hog receipts 26,OO heal
shipments $500 head. Ms'ki goh
and steady; mostly sold st firm rate.
mixed packing ~ OOfs4 %, light ~ "
a. 30; choice heavy ~ 3jCs4 4j.
Cattle l.eceipis i.J0C head. ship,
ments 200 head. Market ffm; go 81
shipping ~ 3Ofa4 90; eHports ts"
8 %; prime IN fair demand; rough Les ,
slow; bu'oberf 81 zoos ~, bne i.'
COWS 81 20; grass Texans .? &3 W
Sheep Recvipts 100 head. hsfse'
astivs end firm; common 10 me'iipm
- 30(63 90; good 10 Choice ~ Wsf 30
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Coal aud Coke Company.

A certificate OF incorporation WAS is
sued 10y Secretary III state Brady, yes
ter,isy, TAI corporation Ia be known as
the New River Coal aud Coke Company,
formed ier the purpose at mining coal
or any other minerals found upon the
land Acquired by them, also the priv
leye OF cutting, shipping and selling
timber, and to sell or purchase timber
AMI cusl lands. The principal office
is ,o he located at Hawks Nest, Fayette
county. aud the charter expires March
4, 400.
The sum Of 5000 has been subscribed
To the capital stock. and 81 500 has been
paid. The privileges is also extended OF
increasing the stock from time TO time
by the sale Of additional shares, which
are divided i'm SIS each toSl00, 900 IN all.
The shares are held rs follows: Id
ward Nc Mahon, Stanton, Va, 10; j. X.
Echols, Fire Greek, w, Va, 10; VIM. q.
Williams, Orange, q. H., Va, 10; !. Nj.
Myles, Hawks Nest. 10; X. j. Echois'
Hawks Nest, 20.
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A Bu,ldins Wrecked by an Explosion

Ngw IoRx, June 3O.-An explosion
Of twenty. pound key OF powder in the
office Of the Ditmar Iron Company, -
Park Place, completely demolished the
windows and partitions OF the Office;
made rent ten feet long in the wall
separating the office from the hall; de.
stroyed several valuable pictures; con.
siderahly damaged the ceiling and per-
fectly pulverized a small iron sale upon
which the keg had stood. The office
happened to be- sineulsrly open in the
front aud rear hence the building wasnot
brought down. Manager Parker said he
was sitting at his desk in the outer office
when he heard the cry Of fire. He im-
mediately proceeded TO ascertain the
cause, aud saw paper burning within
an inch OF a Key Of powder. Observ.
inn there was no possible chance Of eI.
tirguishing the flames he called upon
the clerks to run. They did 80 and we're
assisted to the street, when they reached
the door, by the force OF the explosion.
Only one person Was injured, and he by
flying glass and splinters. The manager
thinks some one entered the room where
the powder was stored, lighted a cigar
and threw the burning match on the
floor.
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w ELLbVLLE.
The Saturday Sporting Events Water
works-The Census

The Saturday sporting Events wafer
Works-The Census
WkLLsyuLLH, June 10.
On Saturday, July 3d, We are to- have
a boat race. gotten up by = number OF
our business men. A part OF the con-
testants are expected from Wheeling,
aud We hope YOU may send us up some
one who will "knock the persimmons. "
There are three prizes to be awarded oi
BOO, $40, and Sl5. There will also be
some Pittsburgh participants, hut your
correspondent failed to learn their
names. We have every reason Ia be-
lieve that the race will he grand sue
cess, and cordially invite all your oars
men to come up aud try q hand.
The balance Of the day will he given
over to sack-races, dancing, picnics, &c.
The Wellsville cornet band have char
tered the Abner O'Neal for an excursion
To your city on Monday, July 9Th. We
bespeak for them cordial welcome and
pleasant time.
cur city votes on water works next
month, which will undoubtedly carry.
We need them badly, there being no
provision in case OF fire.
Our census, Just completed and cor.
rected, gives us $500, q healthy show
ing in growth since 1870. NJ.
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Personal HihTO'

Pertinent Sayings nnd OoinSs'
Miss Fsnni, Kslls, one Of Steubsn-
yilIs's brightest society BELIZE u ~ '1 =,
city, the guest Of Miss Eme hs"''H' VI
Mr. Mai. 0utpan let yesterday morn.
ing for Little Washington, to take III the
hon OF last evening. 81, IN
Vsl. Heston left last night on the II
n and 81, T.. for New York, where he
nroposes remaining for some time.
Misses Ida, Lizzie and Carrie iislde-
nan l,it ON the Asst Panhandle train
lsst nisht for their home In westches'
tar These ladies have been attending
the college, and during their stay have
won q host Of sdmiring friends. :, 49,
Misses Mary and Callie Beail, TWO
charming ladies OF Brooke county, pu'
nils Of the college, have gone home u
spend the vacation.
Miss A ngie Gray returned last even
inp TO her home In Martins Ferry.
Judge Green, OF the Supreme Bench
and daughter, who has been Visiting
Judge Johnson's family for the past
three weeks, leave for Charlestown thu
morning.
Judge Raymond left last night for hi
home In Fairmont.
Hon. Hen Wilson left yesterday morn
inu for his home in Harrison county
after visit of two or three days in TIM
vicinity. ,
store, has gone home to Wellsburg on
visit. :. :.
Charles II. Ahrens, Of Kraft Bros,
has gone West.
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The marks Taft night indicated B feet
five inches and stationary.
The Bachelor 10 the regular Pitts
buryh packet for this morning.
A large number OF steamers with
empty tows passed up yesterday.
The Diurnal 10 the regular Parkers-
burg packet
The Chancellor is due this morning
from Pittsburgh to Cincinnoti.
The Cincinnati Enquirer advises pilots
to he prepared to stand on their heads
aud give the signals for passing steamers
back wards, in view Of the new rules and
regulations that 20 into effect TO-DAY.
The suuken coal barge that DISTRACTED
the channel in Marietta Island 10 now
out oi the way entirely. II 10 nov lying
near the Ohio shore, below the mouth
Of Duck Greek.
PrrrsBuRaH, June 3.-River 8 feet
inch and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Rver rising
slowly, with Z feet 5 inches In canal,
and S feet 3 inches in the chute on the
falls. Business duh. Weather cloudy
and warm, with indications Of rain.
Shinkle, Memphis to Cincinnati.
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''OUR BOARDING HOUSE (.
4 Legal Luminary Fighting po.
HtD Mothar.in.Ia Am

tA1x1na,u1o. W. VA, June DO
g. 1eO!usf, lAwysf, Democrat, and car
didate Tor Prosecuting ATTORNEY. con-
United 4 cowardly and uncalle,i. 10, :"
sault on Fred Munchmeyer Tu,. a.,
attsrnoon. Mrs. jos. Cook, McCLs,,'
mother.in.law, keeps q boarding hon..
herself and two single daughters dom,
the work. Mr.. Munchmsyer, a Mari,
street merchant, has been .ohrdina
there for some time, another ysr
tleman and he occupying the ,sm.
room. Two mornings ago q note va.
found calling attention 10 certain n,yI,s,
in attending to the room. This nat.
was given to Mr.. McCluer by one OF The
Misses Cook. He took II anil showed !,
to q friend early the next morning IN
the afternoon hs went 10 the slorr q,
Mr.. Munchmeyer and asked him il h,
had written the note. Mr.. Munchm,y
sr said he had not written il, but had
dictated Il, whereupOn McCiuer stuck
him over the head with q heavy can.
telling him 10 the floor, heating AMI
kicking him until Officer Meh,n, Via
happened TO be near, interiered.
McCluer waived examination hrio,r
Squire Mitchell, and WAS bound over l.,
answer an indictment. Nc Ciuer cam,
here from Virginia after the war. n, /.
tall and large, well built, athletic man,
about forty years OF age.
Munchmeyer Ia Of German extraction.
but was born and reared In This coun.
try; 10 about twenty-seven years old,
and stands M highly IN any young man
In the whole community.
McClure's friends. personal and pnlul.
cal, condemn his course in this matter
In tho strongest terms. His E,'tion la.
brought the names Of his mother Ia law
aud her daughters into very unpleasan,
notoriety. Mrs. Cook Is the widow o'
Mr.. James Cook, who WAS Tor man,
wears sheriff Of this county, but ahu
lost his large property In oil specuIa
tons, and died leaving his family To
shift for themselves.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Baltimore.


RALrIAoRk, June Flour Quiet
aud steady; western tupcrtinc ~ q"
(e3 90; extra - 7otSt "a: family 81 cO"
10. Wheat Western excited nnd
l0ir higher tor spot; futures steady No.
2 western winter r,,l, spot AMI seller
June ~ 30tal IN seller Iuly ~ Wttn
I o.; seller August 81 O7, seller S.p
tembcr ~ 07G@l o. Con-W Western
quiet and easy; western mixed, spot AM
seller June ~ "a i9sc; seller July iplLs
iJ,c; seller August ~ iD.c seller
Sppsember iptn)iS.c; steamer ibc Oats
Firner; western white NCa3bc, dn.
mixed 32Im3@, Pennsylvania 3,ta 30
Rye-Quirt NJ S5c. Hay Firm AMI
active. prime to choice Prnnsy lyans
| $40 OO(a20 IN. Proyisions-E Easy. hut
not quotahly lower. Mess Pork New
| $l3 80. Bulk Meats Loose shoulders
nominal; clear rib sides none, do packed
blM7ac. Bacon-Shoulders DC; clear NIB
sides Sic; hams lliSi2ic. Lard
Refined in tierces. Il C.. butter - Barely
steady; prime to choice western parked
l2ai,E. Eggs-Dull and weak n, he.
pctroleum-Crud nominal; refined
firm nj Ole. Coffee Firm; Rio carg"u.
ordinary 10 prime, l3dltr. Sugar
Strong; A soft o!r. Whisky-steady al
81 li!t@i ".
OiMCinSArI, June 10. -Cotton-Es.icf
al Il,c. Flour-ln fair demand aud
firm; family 81 OOtd5 Is; new " NJ.
fancy unchanged. Wheat--stesdy, No.
9 amber new 07(aO8c. Corn-Quirt ani
firm; No. 9 3siCe3tAc. Oats-ln good
demand; No. 2 mixed No.. Rye In
fair demnn,l st 72t975c. Bsrley--sirnns
fall 20 esc Pork-Firm at tl2 ~
Iard-In good demand nj 90 G0. Buls
Meats-Suong at ~ b0tg8 W. WHISKY
demand fair nj 81 OF. Butter--faslrf
but not quo tably lower.
| New Orlsaus
New ORLEASs, June 10 --ootloe
In good demand at full prices; RIotcsr
goes, ordinary To prime l3Calh!c. Sugar
Quiet and firm; common To go"i
common 7l(aSc; fair to fully lar $50
sci; yellow clarified ST.. Molssss.
Dull and nominal; common 35c. kic,
quiet; Louisiana choice bita7c.
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Transfer.

The following transfer Of real estate
a 4. admitted 10 record In the office Of
TITO County Clerk yesterday
Deed made March -, 1880 10y the
I. A Belle Iron Works To W. w. Thomp-
"a, both OF the city Of Wheeling. In
consideration OF 800, n piece at lan'i
hrtweeu Thirty drst and Tnirty-second
.iraets. east OF McCOllOch street,
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spoo,.l Announcement.

The r., q. Il 1t. l.. Ky. Co. make the
unnouncemsn that excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh and the boat race at Hutton,
Pa, July 3d, rate $50 and 500. Will
I've good on train leaving Wheeling at
1870 noon, July 3D., In addition to trains
advertised.
This company will also sell excursion
IN Newark, Columbus aud Chicago,
July IA, 81, 4th aud 9Th, good returning
until July i.h.
Those desiring . pleasant trip with
little expense will do we'll TO avail them.
selves of this opportunity.
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CITY FINANCES.


The Report VI the Committee
ON Ieviss aad Appropri~'
ttoo1. .t4yu. O..
The Statute requires The FINANCE
COMMITTEES, IL the month Of June, to
make up and rsport 10 Council the
amount Of the appropriations OF the ex'
pensss for the current year OF the Com'
mittssa on Streets, Alleys and Trades,
Water Works. Fire Department anu
Lights. As matter Of course, beioT
this committee can report appropria'
lions. IL must know the resources oil the
city. In this II has been retarded by
the iIlness Of Mr.. WIN. Myles, assessor
OF the Second district. who could not
sooner report the assessments when
enters most largely into the oi'ys re-
sources. -,
Last night. the last la the month OIL
June, the committee met to consider
the matter. There we're present Messrs,
Simpson, Horkheimer, Schambra ana
Handlau. Mr.. Myles stated that from
the assessment, a. far rs made, he
Thought il would be about IN last year.
and the committee decided to use tue
old figures an a basic, and to use, ~
making the calculations, the same levy
IA last year. At that rate the revenues
would be- M follows.
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Radical Revolution.

WAsHIxoroS, June @.-ltis rum"r'i
here that Gov. Cornell will soon ,nn
yene the New York legislature In c,trA
session To consider matters relative To-
New York city. and such other hu-,
ness as may be- brought before IT. Tie
"othcr business" ID supposed 10 include
the Potter hill IL last winter, a. change
the mode al choosing Presidential "lcc
tors, the passage Of which would nav"
the effect OF dividing the electoral vote
Of the state bet ween the two pa',l,S
Under this bill the Republicans would
probably I've pretty sure Of seventeen ."
the thirty.ive oi tho electoral votes al
the state, even IL they should fail Of "h
tanning y majority.
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Exeur.i a to Pu. IN Bag and Detroit

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets
on Saturday, July 81. from Wheel.
ing To Put-in.Bay aud return for
Si5O; Detroit and return $500, via Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad and the ele-
gan, steamer Alaska Tickets good re-
turning on all regular trains up to and
including July 7th. Excursioa train
leaves Wheeling depot st els A. H.;
Bellaire 10 A. \. W. T. Rsdpsrt PssA
AsS Trans-Ohio Division.
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Excurssous tor the Fourth.

The z. &. n st. l.. Railway Company
will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Chicago and all points on the line ct the
road, July Srd, lth and 9Th, good to re-
turn until July 9th, inclusive.
Tickets for children between five and
twelve years Of aye will I've sold at one
half the ususl excursion tsre.
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oKY ooors
n 90 Yosk

Nsv YosE. June 3O.-Dry Goods-
Market continues very quiet. .. IS
usually the cass just before holiday
Cotton goods are In Irregular demand
and buyers operating cautiously. fnpu
remain quiet. Drcas ginghsms are 10
steady request. Kentucky jeans rsihei
more active, but clothing woolen 81"
qulsk
The Bxussia says: "Nsxt 8sturda!
81 sa 1s:S:I !. =; s. s e, Sss = :.s
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Peculiar Action OF . Qusrtet,s q
Strangers.
Special Ia the Register.

Special "a the Register.
WAsiIAaroS, Pa, June "a
Four men, representing themselves =,
members OF the Pittsburgh bar, ia,
or two since, came to Prothono'M,
Bars office aud asked 10 see Auditor
Wilson's report on the distribution ID
the fund arising from the sale ol tie
Pittsburgh Southern railroad. They
stated that they represented certain
claimants, and wished . memoranda 81
the amounts allowed on their rSp,,.
tive claims. After they were gone
was discovered that they had erased
the names oi several persons where The,
appeared NJ attorneys Tor certain clam
ants, snd wrote their own names ~ NJ
torneys. These changes occur about
dozen times. The names substituted
are Milligan, Murray and White.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01

CINCINNATI. June 0.-Msdams Jane
Wilson was arrested to-day charged
with csusing the death, yesterday, q .
widow, Josephine Williamson, Of Gin.
ton street, by an abortion committed
Last Friday. When the house vas
ssarhed, Q Ma Elizabeth Miller. Of
Louisville, vas tound, vho bad gwen
psonatuso hirth 70 Q dead child. Ths
keAy ei ~ ehkd - ~ bnnd.
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HESRy BLunKSBERG's handsome new
beer hall will 10 opened tomorrow
night with q grand concert by kramer 4
Orchestra. Free Lunch during the en-
tire day.
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3l)iIreilny Rs9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 nsw Al ssrt,semsnts.

Iiy Fans-Nesbitt ~ lirO.
Summit House MrS. VI, u. Worth
uustnn.
t,,,at Raryains j. ". Terrell.
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The Most Popular Medicine.

M.rs. Lauqhiin Rros IL Co.; -
LEWISTON, W. Va, Nov. IL, 1876
GxSrs-l find | will need another sup,
ply OF Worm Syrup. II gives general
saiisiaction. Whilst it Ii eiiectuhi and
does It's work well, any chyld may take
II from its pleasant taste. II ID inc most
popular medicine, and my customers
have used it with perfect success, anu
hope my testimony will add to your
sales. | am yours truly,
J. T.. BILL.
Wilson BRos keep low priced goods
hut no shoddy work.
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CstOr-L Luther Race.

This great race will come of on the
Hutton course July 3D. The L. 4, Sst
l.. Railway Company, rs usual comes tn
the front with low excursion rates, rs
follows: To Hutton and return, 81 %;
Pittsburgh and return, $3.50, Tickets
sold at above rates will be good going
only on trains leaving Wheeling at i;b7
=. FRIDAY, July 2nd, and z A. n. Sat
aIdsy, July 3rd, and will be good return
ing ON regular trains Monday, July 9th.
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IUsrIC'E.

llESRN MnNEsBERG's handsome New
Beer Hall will lie opened tonight
with grand concert by manners
Orchestra. Free lunch during the en-
tire day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-01

KRAn.R's full orchestra give concert
at Blumsnberys new beer hall Sp-nisht.
Grand luAoAsll day.