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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
NOTICE.

VJAVING. SINCE THE FIRST OF JANt-
Ill ary made change ia the manner OF CON
tvIu.. business. respectfully call The alien
tIru % wy patrons AMI the people OF wheeling
AMI vicinity tuit
/. a., fltug. an persons sitting tut pictures n!
ms studio will ny required o. make partial
Iaym.ut after sitting, iu advance, " oniet 70
s,,.flry a completion ~ the work and ne balance
with, -ryuirtl u,vu the delivery ~ IN pic
ur., This step ! am sorry to nay, Is impeh'
ty, iu order Go protect my interest 80 many
l.-- .. lu the ,a,t sitting for pictures aud then
hNr. O.. have them finished Time is money,
aad tnls alasv finds almost hourly eNampllcA'
i.u iu my business. in the number OF persons
NH. constantly await my attention, aud while
rur>i,rt nay duty 90 satisfy my patrons, anu
viii always JhccF'u,ly eulcuyor g. 10 80. no
matter lrw many >tuuc~ ~ how much un'
NAV hr consumed. still I think that after i0iug
thai my service. should az least b, roluilci 10y
am order Cor the work aud q partial payment N
atytu,, as security that The party mirIds cali
.aE ,I,m or iu The event o!llcm hot Gaming
Recommendation irI my los % time aad mate
nal People will ubIE' me by remembering
"a, a.rNC.Wu calling Cor Piviufce, n otltt 20
pr..,ut .Gy urpl,ts.n;pg>, iu oar Ira. "a Lohs'
as VIII -iE.1'1 AMI luiF rriniuaiDly enforce u
Tr..r.ug tha, ogr relations may De as pleasant
ir the future a. iu the Iglst aud aslrluS ih'
;ul,Ic tlat iU al lhiu-. iWIl cuicaNor IL serve
'"' ianS -' "a. II. PARSONS.
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IN RE BROWN vs.. JONES.

one Brown, It's 40 alleged, did Voc
A SD called maiden fair,
To wit. Miss Jones with eyes 50 blue
And certain auburn hair.
said Brown. on or about the date
OF March, We'll say the first,
called oU said Jones 10 know ha fate
That j. To- say, the worst.
when he tSaid BrOwul 10 her said JOneal
Did publish, prove aud show
Hts love. said wOman made no bones
OF telling him 10 20.
she party Ci the second part
cvlaryl he should shvW cause
Why. suing for her infant heart
lie broke the laap year laws.
Now. luAslnuch. hCTClubeiorc,
Said aforementioned Brown
said love Tor Jones, ~ stated. sWOrv
And on said knees went down.
Complainant states defendant hath
Most previously made sport
Ot Lis said suit and pays your wrath
OF this contempt Ot court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
The Miners and EaiIroadors.

t4mutr.llsA Atli'N.
The situation among the railroad men
on the G.. ~ L. ruJi IsuHius u"cuHuSri'
though W. heart Yesterday the ba'''-
more and Ohio Railroad Company sent
atrain III cars to Homecoming To be Lead
81. with what result We could pot learn
A. will %. remembered that a yrcdIta-
bIr repur, Obtained circulation THAI the
miners would not - o. w"rN u new
mon were put upon tUg ra'iroah; oNl
that the company anl its employees
mast coa.r "a terms. Aso. that the
miners han determined o. work hut
eight hours "A day, and would So notify
the operators,
We last u,.ht heard rumor, with
much grounds tor truth. to the elect
that Tie mining COMPANIES bad a con
sultation in New NuTk Tuesday, AT
which IL was determined % act nm''y
and OPPOSE the miners on any mrther
action they may take. We shall NOT
be surprised to hear oi another strike
SOON, which may last several months
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
FOR SALE.

A LARGE, WELL ARRANGED TWO STORY
N brick house conveniently aud pleasantly
situated on Howard street Kirkwood, Ohio. II
contains ten rooms and IN addition two pan.
tries. a summer kitchen and bath room with
hot and cold water. II has large and dry eel
lar. well OF good water and cistern. Also
good sized yard The house II Handsomely
finished within and Is Ia excellent repair. For
further particulars with price aud terms OF pay.
ment, enquire OF ". II. Tallman, at the Office OF
the .Ftna Iron aui Nail Company, Bridgeport
or Of A. z. Tallman, at Fist National BANK
Bcllaire
In addition 10 the above Il iine building lot on
Bennett street. Kirkwood, will be sold, separ
ately or In connection with the above described
prOperty mrl9h
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Public sale Ofthe Fair Grounds
ON Wheeling Island.

Is PURsC ASCE OF A REsOLUIIoS
i ad0I;oi by the stJckhuiigrs 81 the North
" 81 Virginia Agricultural S'cisiy ala meeting
held % th..T 0fioe % the City Of wheeling. on
,hs Glh LAY 81 March, ~, TIE undeyignei
C0lm.tt.t all. on
sATl EBAY, APRIL l. $50
A. h front doc; q Ohio county C0uH hOuse,
cumE ruCiug az - U'c,uck \, proceed - I'll
a. lut.lC auction. - The blgtC,i and bcst bidder
the raj estze owned by the Sorth Wer Wiz
Eiu.A Agricultural = cieiy, situated ca Wheel
iug Island and kuowu a. The Pair GrHIn,is- H2id
property COASTS oi Al out = acres ~ choice
land suitable iur building lor, and y fally De
scrlbed o. Tie i0.ioSing deed. y Nh.lh rvter
ence j, haf. viz. 4 deed made BY G. Z broyh
ard oihers ~ sd Sorth Wet Virginia Agricui-
turAl Spctety. dztsi SOyeTnbef a 10. and e
ob7ici IN bp0k so, - 49, 80 ~ ne Teoori J.
% leeds Tor Ohio county, " Va. and ia deed
male by Jl=eph kpgr@Def and Slie v sAit
North Wet Nizs.aA A ErtcUlturAl sortetY. datsf
Tetr-ary - ls-l and noCurissi n icsd bob NO
- IaEt o. Ohio county rucor'iA
TrENs oF HAII-One- third % the pufrhAse
r,ouey . EaiId Eat The Frsitue on . crNdii o; 4
n Is sni y nonths with inieresi- ioi uhich gsJ.
asap The Vurchksef 4 - give BIS noies satstae-
iOriiy secured The title also Vtainef Hnnl he
purchase money = fELy pait
NICiAu RiIIII,
s. BOYD. fCoUfaittee
EAnL ". OGLKHArJ
GEO. 4 HICEHlM. Ancr1oosss nfls
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A Well Deserved Compliment.


CORES pondeuce OF the Register.
CLARSGroS, o., March 9th.
Permit me through the columns OF
your valuable paper to congratulate the
Postmaster Of Darlington, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, for his energy and enterpris-
ing spirit by making the Darlington
postoffice one Of the finest and.best ar.
ranged offices between Wheeling and
Parkersburg on the Ohio river, and no
doubt but what is the best office in.
Monroe county. Among the great
improvements is nest oil Yale
lock boxes and drawers with glass doors
and bronze fronts, which makes them
have fine appearance, and 1t truly IS
credit to the people Of Darlington, to
have such an enterprising Postmaster,
as understand he made all the im.
provements at his own expense. In all
NV travels, when | come into a town
that has good curches, school houses
and a good Postofice, generally find
the people OF such towns or cities an
enlightened people on all subjects.
A TRAVELLER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

DUILDERS. 100 MAKkkI sIkEtl I'm
ID trance three doors above Custom Houst
III classes ~ EuilugS erected promptly and
atisfs,tnrily Plans and Specifications PREPARED
ma estimates furnished on application, tar'iuI
,Ip,ryi,luu given to buildings. Parties desiring
t1 erect new. or 90 make Improvements on pres
cur lime. vii, 10 well 90 call or address A. above
arrl>r HCFAuDEN 4 SHEPARD.
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscrctions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c, ! will send recipe that will cure
YOU FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send seli-addressed en-
velope to the Rev. Joseph I. Inman,
Station D., New York City.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT sITUAT:
"A cd In North Wheeling, on the corner oil
Main and Second streets. No. 9O. The house
Main street and extends back 100 feet 10 Coal
street: also a stable situated OH the back part OF
the lot Said property Is known as the John
CarpenSei property. For terms OF sale enquire
EWING & RILEY,
E.i-va iIcn Main Street CITY,
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Remember-Friends. Remember.


that DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
~ has proven itself to be a positive cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases 1t has saved the
lives of many even after the doctors had
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that i. goes right 10 the right
spot" soothing and healing as II by ma
gic all soreness of throat and lungs. A
single dose taken at bed time will gen
tly warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumber, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be gone. None gen.
nine without signature of Sanford *
Park. Large pint bottles Sl.OO. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill save you
many doctor bill. Be sure your drug
gist gets the genuine for you. LaughIin
Bros. * Co., and Logan, List * Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West *
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport U.
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PUBLIC SALE

nFA PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE RESlDESS b.
~ On Tuesday, March 3Oth, at 10 A. NJ. al the
Court House door viii be sold the two story brick
dwelling No. &Oj Market street, near Twenty
third street. In this city, containing seven rooms,
bath room, large pantry, two halls ana
splendid cellar, with yard In front aud rear,
extending back 10 the alley. The house Is III
good condition, and must me sold immediately
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

TIE lily is as white as snow,
The rose is as the crimson red;
But neither can surpass IN glow,
The color or the brightness shed,
BY the sweet lips and teeth allied
That SoZODONT has purified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

Buy only the genuine IL you would tie
cured. Prof Guilnette's French Md
ney Pad has been used in France Tor Tue
past ten years for all diseases oil the KID
neys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

| DAM il a duty To state that Mr.--'
II this county, had has r'ght lung seri-
pusly affected with tuuercuior deposit
n,,,Smpanird with night sweais, ire
1n,nt bemorrhage, copiOus exPectora..
tion and much emaciatiOn; the use OF
TeIlows' syrup Of Hypophosphites
seems to have arrested the progress oil
tbe disease almost Immediately, the
bemorrhage has not returned, his sppe,,
RE i excellent. and he is able 10 attend
10 his business as usual.
A, SMITH, NJ. d.,
Campbelltown, \. B.
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Unc5rono. socsa sEs, Lac, &c, GAIA
deck Csntrs. y Y. Dob
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Will leave promptly on the above time. will
make come, ton with all trsius. fpf freight uf
or on board stDamtL
lal; Join b LrkENs CaEt.
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NM nENnCE\rIC OurL0OK.

The convention to he held at Hinton
in August will likely nominate John
T.. Krnua, aud unless there Is II dlsruP-
ton IN the Grrenback fold, he will have
10 oppose IL. ;. Walker again, together
with the combined efforts of tie Repub-
LEANS
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Wheeling and BeIlaire Iassen-
ger Packet.

rINHE SEw STEAMER. TRE~. SH-k
i ELLISON. Tor the acc1mmp. lfaN.
dalton Ul the public, viii leave
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The following guide i, made up on Wheeling
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" hliN
mature old q f,
aud disease,
tn at toad &.
Consumption
Insanity an !
an early grave,
or both NJ
matter how
shattered the
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b Is II G Il e, T
HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS.

To DRIVE AWAY INSECTS. - Scatter
dry powdered borsx for all kinds Of
insects. l have proved thia by years Of
experience.
FoR OMING WALNUT FURNITURE
Raw lIDseed oil rubbed with u Il srnel
cloth, then polish with a dry piece OF
flannel. Be careful uct 10 pa. too much
of the oil Oh.
RATS Keep the house as clesr as
possible of these pest7. II they will
not enter the traps set for them, drop a
httle Of sodium in them. That VIII at
tract them without fail.
To Rem We GREASE SPOTS. To re-
move grease from carpets and restore
colors, rake a handful of crushed soap
bark (qnillaya) 20 a pail OF water.
Then scrub the spots and sponge the
carpet all over.
To REMOVE GREASE Spots WITH
BUCKwHEAT.-Spread two pieces Of
coarse brown paper over the grease spot,
with large pinch of buckwhest be-
tween them. Then place warm fl st.
iron over the paper, and let it re-
main there until it coOls.
To CLEANSE GILT FRAMES Take
sufficient flour OF sulphur TO give a
golden tinge to one and one-half pists
of water; boil in this water four onions,
strain, and when cold wash with soft
brush any part that requires restoring ;
when dry 1t will come out as good as
new.
SPICE CAKE.-To g pound and half
Of raised dough add half pound of
butter, and the same OF brown sugar,
and the same of raisIns, after they have
been stoned and cut in hall. III If an
ounce OF cloves and cinnamon powder
ed and mixed will supply sufficient fla
vOring. Beat the cake thoroughly,
and bake IN slow Oven one hour.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-01-29

IN certain city, no matter where,
resided two lawyers, no mst.er whom,
Suffice 10 say these lawyers were young,
genial and deep in legal lore, and IS
such were sought after by persons
charged with violating the law. A very
short time ago, no matter when, pro-
lesSional duties called them before q
certain juatce OF the peace. One was
10 prosecute the other to defend. The
case was conducted with skill and
ability, and the court, unaccustomed to
such, teamed with deep admiration
upon the young lawyers and was happy.
Tne time arrived for the prosecuting
attorney to deliver his speech and he
took the floor and waxed eloquent and
made moving appeals IN the name OF
the law that visibly affected the court,
who wept muchly aud mentally vowed
vengeance against the culprit. All at
once, and from some unaccOuntable
cause, his eloquence suddenly ceased.
His left leg seemed to be troubling HIM
beyond measure and he affection
stely grasped it with both
bands and groaned dismally as
he cast an appealing look towards
the door, as if he desired above all
earthly things to be on the outside.
All at once the mystery was cleared up.
An innocent revolver serenely Guided
out of the pants leg upon the floor.
The young attorney was iucontinently
fioored, and the court, who had been
revolving in his mind the propriety of
sending for all the doctors IN the
neigh0orhood, was acknowledgement
his eyes and ahem'd ominously.
The young attorney was unable to
offer any excuse, and the court
promptly fined him twenty-five dollars
and cost, and hereafter he will be more
careful,
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The Pope has confirmed the appoint
ment of the Right Reverend William
Henry Elder, of Nachez, as coadjutor
to the Archbishop of Cincinnati, with
the ri ght of succession. Bishop Elder,
hiss, during the war, evinced strong
sympathy with the South, and declined
on that account obeying a military or
der directing him to offer up an sppro-
pirate prayer of thanksgiving after the
United States authority was re-estah-
lished at Naches. The Bishop de-
Tended his position as learned theolo-
gisn wqose obedience was only due to
the church, and not to any secular
power. Considerable correspondence
took place between the military and
ecclesiastical authorities, but the Bishop
stood firm as the rock ON which his
church is built, although he was, for
his firmness and zeal in such cause, or
dered to be banlshed. Shortly after
Gen. Brayman revoked the order of
Punishment, and also the order issued
by Col. Farrar, requiring the prayer for
the President of the UnIted States to
be read in the churches. Arms had to
yleld TO the toga.
The following is passage from the
the order of revocation, written by Gen.
Brayman, and is not devoid of liberal
share of good sense and Cancellation:
''And as all solemn appeals to the
Supreme Being not proceeding from
honest hearts and willing minds are
necessarily offensive to Him, and sub
versive of sound mortality, so much OF
Special Order No. 81, June IS, 1864,
as requires public prayer to be pro-
nounce6 in behalf of the President OF
the United States and the Union, is
until further orders, leaving
all persons conducting divine worship
at liberty to manifest such measure OF
hostility as they may feel against the
and union of these States,
and their sympathy with the rebellion,
by emitting such application if so
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yer, only needing the heat of<f<.1
excitement OF speculation, var a
distress to develop its deadly pow.
ers. While it is dormant he would
end It's existence. The present
time Is favorable for permanent Re
sumption. Unless this measure 81
adopted bad money will drive ont good
money; it will operate to the extent
the amount of paper circulation by az
resting the absorption of imported
gold into our currency "a Withdrawal q
legal tender power could effect no
more nor less the value of the notes in
the hands of any holder, because "a
equivalent for the face value Is offered
in gold aud silver coin in case anv
creditor refuses to accept less. lIe
showed that the endowment of governs
ment notes with legal tender power
had never prevented their deprociafion
when natural causes tended 20 produc(
1t in this connection. He spoke of the
Weaver bill as one commentary on the
foregoing remarks, and SAID II il was
just to pay the soldiers the differences
IA the value between United States
notes and com, it was Just 20
pay 1t TO every one who had
been obliged to take them. This
would require an incredible issue al
paper. The present Congress mlghI
not yield to these solicitations, bat on
the threshold we should neet and de-
feat sill such wild and fatal schemes.
Whether the Senate would now con-
cur in his views he knew not
for measure like this hsd
never been aud never would
be made by him the subject OF
party caucus or personal canvass for
votes, but he believed the good sepse
of the people would support his views.
NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-It Is "a
ported that a duel is on tapis between
Major f. A. Burke, of the Democr6f.
ana Major ii. j. Hearsey, of the Stats.
At this hour, 1890. the parties are st,ll
in the city. Affidavits have been made
against them. 1t is understood thel
are to fight this afternoon.
Ldter-The duel was fought this
afternoon on Metairie ridge, near the
city, with pistols, distance ten PAGES.
After firing two shots each friends II.
terfered and the difficulty was AMIGA
bly, adjusted.
MANCHESTER. January az The
Manchester Guardian Gays there il mol
much change in the aspect Of the mar
ket. There is fair inquiry 10 nearly
all departments, but the prices sakod
are mostly so high as to render II ex-
ceedIngly difficult to execute orders.
Hence business Is small, the only de-
partment which can be called active
being yarns for the eastern market, 81
which, fair Gales are reported, At prices
in some instances, slightly above those
of Friday.
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st. Louis as a manufacturIngC Center
The Plttsburg of the West.

The facilities possessed by our city
for the development of the iron in
dustry are well known, and begin to
be appreciated as the glare of numer-
GUS furnaces which nightly illuminate
the skies fully attests. But another
important industry of which Pittsburg
until recently held almost undisputed
sway, has silently but steadily grown
up in our midst. We mean the manu-
facture of glass and glassware, which
bids fair to rival Pittsburg.
The Mississippi and Lindell Glass
Companies of this city have constantly
added new furnaces to their already ex-
tensive works, and the glass trade of
the West and South is now supplied by
st. Louis. In consequence of the
largest beer-bottllng establishment in
America being located bere, the manu-
iacture of beer bottles Is one of the
main features of the glassworks. We
had no conception of the enormous
quantity of the beer bottles being made
and filed in our city, chiefly for ship
ping and export, until being informed
that the ANHEU.RR 81 BUSCH Brewing
Company alone received more than six
million bottles during the preceding
year, that their demand was still in
creasing, notwithstanding the immense
numbers of old bottles returned to
them, their contract with the two
companies for the coming year being
fer the delivery of ten million bottles.
We were told that ANHEUsER &
Bosch stand to-day, not only the larg-
est bottlers In America but probably in
the world, as no bottling concern IN
England has used and filed an equal
number of bottles. This was indeed
tlatterlng news, giving proof of st.
Louis enterprise and energy.
The Mississippi and Lindell Glass
Companies are also making extensive
preparations for the manufacture of all
kinds of fruit jars. in anticipation of a
full crop, last years crop having been
q failure.
With the rapid settlement of the
West and the recuperation of the
South, the glass works of st. Louis
will take prominent place among the
manufactures of our city, and not only
rival Pittsburg, but will take the palm
and the lead in this branch of industry.
= (llo1a DssY, o.r0f
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Georgetown Incidents.

GEORGETOWN, January %, 1880.
Wheat and oats oct on Berry's creek
are locking fine.
Mr.. Perkins il constructing q nice
T sidence just wes. of the university.
DR.. B. G. Crawford, our popular and
efficient DENIS. has returned home from
Austin.
The second term Of the present ses-
sion of the Southwestern University
commenced tc day. Il opens with fine
prospects and fuller school than eyer
before.
We are glad to see our esteemed citi-
zen J. Y. Rlcker is convslescent and
once more able 10 be cut on our streets
and greeting his many fIiendI with a
cheerful face.
We notice that Mr.. Hemphill, OF
Atascccia county, is erecting him fine
residence just east OF the university
building Nc. Hemphill aims to fur
nish b1srd for the young men attend
ing the Southwestern University.
The areumens il the Drew Hunt
case was concluded this afternoon at
4 O'clock, K. Is. Cretsburg closing for
the State. This case has been under
consideration ever since Friday morn
ing. l. is very important murder
csse, ana is eliciung 81 great deal Of
comment and attention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-01-29
RAILROAD NOTES.

Ic ninety days the Texas and Pacific
Railroad will be completed to Whites
boro.
Iron Mountain earnings for first week
of January show an increase of $751;
$50, or 81 97-1OO per cent.
Earnings of the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad Company for the first
week of January show an increase of
$5446.
The earnings of the Missouri. Kansas
and Tex4s Railway Company, for the
first week in January. 1880. were 500,
433; same time in 1879, $37, $40; in
crease, $2S. 567.
1t is estimated that more miles of
railroad will be built during 1880 in
this country than during any year be-
fore. About nine thousand miles of
new road are already under contract.
The eleventh annual report of the
railroad service in Massachusetts shows
that during the year ending September
80 last, only eleven miles OF additional
railroads were completed in that state.
The gross income for the year of all
the corporations amounts to $50, 900, =
900.