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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28

THIRTY years ago the British consump-
ton Of American and foreign cheese was
not quite one pound per capita; to-day it
is nearly six pounds, or 100000
pounds in the last fiscal year, as against
121, OO0,0 pounds the previous year,
imported from America. John Bull
drinks more tea, uses more sugar and
more wheat -four than ever before. Our
choice granted steers are acknowledged
by him to be equal to the best domestic
beef, far better than the frozen, grass
fed flesh of Australian cattle. The great
Atlantic ferries and our trunk lines to the
West have practically, as far as food sup
ply is concerned, annexed the English
shires to our republic.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28

BARNUM always was an ingenious adj
vertiser. His latest exploit was getting
Bergh to threaten his arrest if he didn't
stop sending trick horse through a
hoop of fire. Then the crowd focked to
the circus to see him brave arrest, and
Phineas I. raked in the assets. The
arrest didn't take place, however, be-
cause Berghs agent put his hand in the
flames the horse leaped through and
found they were not hot enough to burn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28

THE trustees of the Rev. J. II. Hart
ley's church, in Cincinnati, have asked
him to resign, on account Of his habit of
borrowing money and never paying.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28

MENTION has often been made Of the
hardy life Of a journalist. Unceasing
labor is his lot, and his vacations are
few. 1t is seldom, however, that even
in this exhausting profession such an in
stance of hardship occurs as is exhibited
in the case of T. S. Dennison, editor and
proprietor of Hours of Recreation. This
is a monthly Of about fifteen pages, most
ly contributions and selections. The
editor has had such a tough time Of it
that the paper will not appear in June,
July and August, as the arduous nature
of his occupation renders it necessary to
take breathing spell in Colorado until
September. He hopes then "to produce
a spicier, better paper than ever" How
he must enjoy his greatly-needed rest
He really ought to quit journalism or he
will die of overwork.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28

The London Lancet calls attention to
the danger incurred in the case of young
girls by prolonged stopping over work
and crossing of the legs. DR.. NAL
herbe, with the view of obyiating these
evils, has invented a plan which consists
of fixing to the edge of an ordinary Ia
BILE sort of cushion, on which the work
can be easily fastened or spread out, as
on the knee A framework of the sim
plest description admits Of the raising
or lowering Of the cushion, SO that the
work may be done sitting or standing,
but in either case the vertebral column
is maintained perfectly straight, while
the facility of change of position great
" lessons fatigue. To test the inven-
ton, DR.. Malherbe introduced it at the
Communal School of Nantes, and with
good effect on two pupils who had ten
dency to malformation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
THE CAU0USs E5

sherman w. Blaine In the Third District
Ahuut I o'clock, yesterday afternoon
the Iirant aud Sherman men were miss
ell lnm the thrung abnul lle New Me
Lurc HOUSE office, aud an iniereStin.
sceus trauspired IN u vi the upstalr'
nons. A count Oi the Third district
no,es found SHERMAN in the majority
AL il was decided Ia oppose any unit
10" 10y which they would be doiraudr'
Representation either by vote "r IN
iJuCliOn.
This TACT soon became known In the
blame crowd aud caucus MAS called lol
IL consideration. The lull result ha'
not developed, but II IL known n ylgor
GUS attempt will bo made Ia capture th'
convention aud send n solid delcgaiiur
Tor Blaine. The plan proposed WAS
When the Ihipl district reports lis dele
gates. Who will hc Sherman az Grant
inrn, the convention will refuse Ia adopt
pu u general vote. THIS Is Ia Il" kept
M until Blaine men are presented.
Hut there are many anti. Blalniies ~
thc Third district, aud not until every
one has been named will the Sherman
lucu give IN, aud the SESSION may liz
prolonged indefinitely. Considerable
rNrilcmrui WAS cnguulrrrd, aud Ia th'
Language Ut Wheeling delegate, "holi
sides went Ia hrd mad,
II any action ~ Iegarl ~ the tempo
nary organization MAS taken, II ias ~
hrsu made public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
THE CON
Plan aud Programme OF the Day.

Plan aud Programme Of the Dsy.
The Convention will hr called a. or
Ter Ut 10 O'Clock un the morning al ih'
Convention hy the Chairman III the stat,
Genital Committee, Who will naInc ia,
Temporary Chairman III the Cunycu
ton. The Convention will then ChUnS'
a Temporary Secretary and as many As
sislaul Secretaries IN they may deter
mine upon aud the follow my Commit
lccs, a. he composed Ut three delegates
from each Congressional District, via
list. Committee on Credentials.
al. Committee on Permanent Organi
cations. Rules and Order Of business.
81. Committee on Resolutions.
Which committees will meet imme
dIaicly aztec the recess Of the oonyen
ton, IN the forenoon, ia rOnm pro
yIdcd ior that purpose, at Republican
Headquarters, l22l Market street.
Ga tie r. assembling oi the COnycn
ton the various committees will make
their reports IN the order named above
The Congressional delegations are a.
uuestcd tu mrcl and select their mem
bcTs al the different committee preyioui
{" the meeting Of the convention, Ia Tia
morning.
Tickets Of admission ~ the conyen
ton will bc issued Ia delegates 10y W J
W. Cowden, Secretary Of the state Cen
trail Committee, at the headquarteri
%r"unis, I22l Market street, al $ O'clocI
this morning
The stage aill be reserved Tor officer
Of the convention aud representatives q
the press, 10 whom tickets will be IL
sued 10y the Secretary, Al abOye
All parts ui the house not occuPie,
10y the convention will be open To th'
public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

New shapes in children. Leg
horn Hats al Bells iiss MAI"
.lreel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
RIVER I~NTELLIGENCE.

The river still continues 10 reeede
slowly, the marks on the gauge last even,
ing showing the water In the chan'ie'
to be 5 ieet I inches.
Very little business being done,
Weather rather warm aud am bad'y
needed.
The Emma Graham passed mp ioI
Pittsburgh Yesterday afternoon about '
o'clock
The fine steamer New Andes got away
With a a moderate trip Tor Cncinha'''
in charge oi Capt. Charlie Muh'eman'
with the genial Ell in the office, yeS'ef'
day.
The stockdale and Salt Valley passei
down at about 100 A. N.
The Nail City passed up with to" oil
railroad ties.
The Modoc and J. II. Mcconnell vent
up with miscellaneous tows.
The Pres Ellison Is 10 he painted up
aud made to shine AS the morning
This boat is doing u splendid business,
and is being ~patroniGed largely 10y ohio
merchants out the narrow gauge, Nho
are enabled 10 come Ia Wheeling TO hn'
their goods and return the same day
owing ~ the close connections made.
The Mallie Ragon l. the regular Park
ersbung packet this morning.
New lights have h,rn established hy
the Government at Rosewood Landing
aud Boon's Landing.
PITTSBURGH, May il.-Riyer 3 feet ]
inches aud falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CNcISSAT, MAY ll.-RiNer III iect !
inches aud rising. Weather clear and
cooler. Arrived Dacoiah aud Hudson
Pittsburgh. Departed - st. Lawrence
Wheeling; pacotah, II. Louis.
EyASsvuLs, May U.-rp-J. \ Mer
Ger, Robert Mitchell, Carrier, Guthrie
Dick Johnson, Arkansas Belle, SilNel
Cloud, thas. Morgan. business hSely
Weather clear and warm mercury W
Raining light. River Ii ieet aud falling
LouIsyuLE, MAY 1.-THE II. iouil
and Nlcksbug Anchor Line steamers
Providence aud uins. Fowler were stir
cessiully launched this afternoon, iron
Iloward's ship yards. Five ihOusnn,
people were present
Ngw ORIE,Ns, May ll.-Arriyci -
Golden City, Cincinnati. Departed
Annie =. Silver, 81 Louis Golden
Crown, Cincinnati. Weather clear ant
warm; Thermometer 81.
%IOuIsvuIK. May ll.-RIyer falling
with 4 leet u inches in the canal. Busi
ness dbl. Weather warm. Pittsburgh,
from ~. Louis; ViVle lee from Mem
phis. The Howard launched the new
anchor line packet Providence and tue.
Fowler, this afternoon. The canal will
Le op,aIv,i some time to-night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
THE ENEMY.


Lnf
Col. Fearing, OF Marietta, Ohio, Ru'
in an appearance yesterday atterTson'
and until a late hour last night hise'oas'
Mas headquarters Tor the shermfpA hu
Grant men alike, all intent IN caIS'nTh
the convention and the delegates
plan is TO Join their forces and,ena !
majority OF delegates Tor sp..i
giving the Grant men ~
end, but the Blaine men swtr Nen
seanoe on all who oppoS lheu.
and We shall see DIR. Logan oppose ~
instructions, hoping thereby y cieaI W
skirts Of the charge made Sains' NY
four years ago Tor selling out Blaine aIt
assisting his futile attempt 10 caP,uy
the Congressional nomination iro"'S
District , i...
Butts. Of Harper's Ferry, VIII JoN..m
a Blaine man, this programme p.h"
most OF the sherman men, ID iVvSsnni
er To day Promises u struggle wh'''
Ice memorable In the politics 'o",
state, unless, perhaps, . 'tuc' wa"
signed at a late hour last n'sh''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
BIELLAIRE

Ar,. Keller, huthrr Vi Mrs Va
Siuran. Who is been confined a. 'rl
room With % illness, IL recover.
W. are happy I state.
We woulde the attention at i,
members ol o. City Council, Ia the ir
l~ectlyr hridR ser Indian run aud 90,
track. 10 ,eComc almost impas,ih,
ior the sired ara, aud there is dangrrI
same ri lle nr-cs becoming disable.
hy some ufir ]prntrudIug boards.
Mir &. ARMSTRONG, ui Armsirua.
Mills, wash cur city, yesterday.
Miss MIDI narrdh, III ~. Clair, IL,
who has Dfn visiting friends in at
city Tot aslIrt while, will return I, ler
home ic-cy, ~ company with Nrs
David III. laruh, wife Of our e ia
dTuggistr | mon street.
The 10 hers oi the Woman's { 10
lian LOO crance Union, 1T hcl Ipi
countyk II meet ia Bcllaire on vel.
ucsJayli Thursday, May 10Th nj
aOth, 10 he Disciples Church, l. o..
ganilos Woman's Temperance shn
Tor thsuunty oi Belmont, aud a. gAs-
act SUI business as may be ncc,Sary
Tor tie ,~uCCcsslul prosecution III o.
pcraue work. All Temperance 1 sas,
uhunc =, aud Sabbath Schools adrc.
qucA to send Delegates. Min aer'
and hath SrhOol Superintendeur ar
cord. Y invited to lie present a. iplp
ia N work. Mrs. Reefs, Miss I lor,
D.. Q luaCraiL, Hon. RnSs !. Ale1apdrr.
&. pourman and other we'll ovn
ten rance WORKERS are cNpccicitp be-
ire ut The programme lot II tun.
va il a very interesting on baud
vi % we'll worth hearing.
h,n. H. I. lawson. Of WeIsy ! ia
% mention ia yesterday pap,l was
n ie "IIon. u. J. lams0n.
boy Ia the First ward, name Gas
O. Wiley, while out la the slfets IA
Dat part Of town yesterday, Wa hken
D iously III With paralysis VI Il lett
! lie. He Vas waited upon by h. Nuh.
imam, and vas VA a fair Way Of o. SyeTy
,hen left 10y that gentleman. 10 boy
as been in poor health for Sou time
gast, hut at the time Oi this ssk Of
Was feeling quite well.
Mr.. John %. Heinleln, ut Bn Sport,
sas ia our city yesterday.
R0binson's show VIII be- at ii I place
pa the 4bth ias., instead Of the sh.
James Harrison, a workman q tie
ftnA. while at work yeslerlat alter
noon met with a severe accidenl BY the
u a stnageT VI the SAIL Ills
ACE aud hack Of neCk Vss cut ~terely
He went 10 DarAh's drug stf and
lad his wounds DRESSED BY Mr. 9arrAh.
Ii wounds are not serious, o. very
No. : on the b. q q. msd -ss On hour
md a halt '~hind ume this corning.
The delay ~s Oocasi"nSi byiv train
run a horse On a ID &c some
FheTe near Cambridge, anl l0nsiien-
be time was taken TO gci thtAlrse from
~ the bridge.
Thomas Bamiori Is REPEATING his
esidence On North Jefferson street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
AINtfuWMNuAI
me PIE ThAl Rslsua HAEAna Merchant


Ths Fsts Thai Bsisla Havana Merchant
The kew York papers IN eagerly in
forming their rcaden that the following
accident 10 likely 10 occur again al any
time 10 any American ~ vel A. aCabsh
or othet foreigner. IL seems that senior
Ricardo y. kohly, q wealthy Havana
merchant with thai spirit oi entsrnfise
which ehanctsrres the natioa thai gave
Christophes Columbus 4 great STAKE,
sent 70 NJ. A. nAnpbin, No. Sis Broad-
way, New York City, Tor . tsoket an NE
April dnwhAg Of the Soridrst1e iAnoas
louisiana Sizte Lottery, and roeiyei y
rrtarn 81 mail No. A,b96. and learned
by telegraph Of bis snoce>s In earnins ~
the Investment 81 s. q sun 81 x0op IN
roli, worth in ,be DECEASED Havana cur,
rrncy about s7S.ooo OF ssooo And
nov why are you not an initztor OF this
Ioity spsniani-Desr Reader.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
Owe Us GRANT"
A Republicans Eloquent Plea In Behalf
Of tbs silent Nan,
W,YkIIxa "a Va, Nav n.

Enp1f VI the EogistcT
The state Republican Convention
meets to-day, ia this city, Ia choose del
egatcs t0 the National Republican Con
yention, which meets in Chicago Ia
June.
As thi. ciiy has no reliable Rapublican
organ through which W. can reach the
people, Ne therefore ask permission Ia
address a iew plain words tO the mem.
bers Oi the convention through your pa
per, Democratic A. Il ID.
In the first place the rea,leu 81 the
IRidltg1aoT have bsen treated iOT
months past to perVersiOn Oi
facts a. a. the strength ii
the most prominent names that -lll
come before the National Convention,
at Chicago. Notably and alsays nam.
ing General Grant A. the weakest can
didats, when the real iscts are that he
IL the strongest. both before the Con-
ysnuon and tet0re the people. Count
ing those States that have spoken 90 the
subject General Grant has 3S votes IN
the Convention; add 70 this Illinois,
which u o concecel ~ him, he viii
men 10 AlNlNlh tNNNNN NNNfa w - A,nAf
nation, without counting the following
States and territories that have not yrt
held thrir conventions; Alabama, Colo
RADIO, FLORIDA, Michigan, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Nevada, Louisiana, West
Virginia, Idaho, Moutans, DakotAh.
Wyoming and New MEXICO. Docs any
sxne man Cor a moment doubt tkst
Gen Grant uih set ~ votes from oil
thee states ~ Il matters bat little
shat the Republican Conven1on does
to-day % anbot dsieat tie silent
uasn.' We claim that 10 IL thus non
ens to instruct our d~eiexzt~s 10 yote
for James q. Blaine, sho everybody
knows b defeated man. WHY, thros
the votes sxkyi The tszi posisd men
d all parties, to-day, believe thai Gen.
Grant sih lie nOmiasisi by Aoclama-
tioa.
Nos, geatIemen 81 the wesa'yirani.
Rspublzn Convention, In the ko. al
aiithese iacls are you going 10 place the
~HsPdbiieAn party Of oar State on the
rOu ~ The minority al Cbi2eo7 Bsi,ey.
a. Q m1St that Gen. Grant
- virtually Dominated noe, do YOU
proPo-e " take that position TO-DAY. tAsi
IN lees than thirty days you sia sish
iTon yoar heAr u hearts that 700 hsd
not done The Democrscy ais only -
anKious TO have the C~oavention susy
liseli against Grant, ior tAsy knov thst
lhase same men must Lll into line and
.aPpod the very nan thsy denouncci a
Ies days prcvioua
senator Edmanis sys Grant IL The
,tnongssi candidate before The psopls.
10Th North and South, sad sbsfse,
posted man cannot 10 found In this ooun- !
~. !
Then give US General Grant vhos,
iery name !, the synonya of victorv.
pye us The man sho aid aLst us have
,eaae; give u Grant The nan a msn:
he soldier Of soldisn, the hero ~
.erocs, the statesman al stste.urn. the
pride, the worlds idol. 1. ths
'ame 81 the kspuhlican party, IL rlori.
'as principles and grand schisysnents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
CENSUS
Amendments for First District

WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
First sub. Division John Habberield
second Sub. niyision-Wm. Z. Win
cher.
MADISON DISTINCT.
Third Sub Divisional. W, Williams.
Fourth Sub Division +. 4. Britt.
Clay DISTRICT.
Fifth Sub. Division A. h. Beach.
sixth Sub Div Ision-W. 4. James.
uSIoS DlsTRTr.
Seventh Sub. Diyision-R. IL. Filing
ham.
Eighth Sub Division Mn. Auns Rich
srdson.
OgNTRg DISTRICT.
Ninth sub Division -iienry Peierlan
Nine and one.hali sub Diyislon-Not
hlled.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Tenth sub. Division. j. u. stanton.
Eleventh sub Divisional. Y toh'
Twelfth sub Divisions. J." Brlce,
RrCmIg DISTINCT.
Thirteenth Sub. Diyision-Jnhn W.
SchullEe, -,
Fourteenth Suh-Di Edward
HaLleti.
SEVENTH WARD.
Fifteenth Sub DIVISION NJ Lash
ley.
sixteenth Sub piyision-J. ID. Max
well.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Seventeenth Subj iyision-G. q.
Sawielle.
IBgRrI DISTRICT.
Eighteenth Sub Division-W. III. Cur
tiSs.
TRIApgIrHIA.
Nineteenth Suh-ni'is'"n-W. u.
Wmldlr.
Twrutirth subdivision j. &. Max
we'll.
BRnnNE COUNTY.
Icandcr BrnWninr, Vim. H. puNal,
Ohcd T.. iirrcn.
HANCuCH COUNTY.
Van u. Bernard, Jasper Bradley, :.
u. ShIpley. Onc tn appoint. 49,.
wETlgl COUNTY
Fred n. Bnwcrs. Jacob Cochran, john
4. Morgan, ,irurgr |. Harrison, William
Newman, i. \. Wayman.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
W. Il. Allen, Miss Mary T. McUahc,
4. \. Manning, ]. VI. Null, q. &. Mon
| roe. Douglass Mime. -Four yet To az
point.
CONFIRMATION
DKrNWrMEroF ~ %lSrERoR.
CESsUs OErIrE,
WAsuNGroN, Mayll, 1850. !
! Go. Il. Latham, tSY Sng1rruor gJ Cuspa
FUS D,drid " Hot IUgniid (
SIR This office is nov prcparcdf
announce the rates ui compensaF'
which will hc paid Ia enumeraiutp /"
vuur district at the approaching ccps''
viz:
In the counties oi Randolph and
! Tucker, I per name aud ~ ccnp P''
laTm.
In the counties ui liar ~, Gran Ten
dlrtnn aud Preston, aud dlstrif mum
her ~, ~, ~, -, -, 30, 81, - p'd 81
- cents per name aud IL fh'S pei
farm. ,u
In the counties OF Calhuyi and tut
mer, > cents per name aud No"i'S PEI
larm. ,..u
In the remainder 1T tln district y
cents per name, aud ~ cets per farm
except in cities aud toys containing
300 inhabitants ur moe according W.
Ia thc census oi 1870, wtpeihe rate VIII
br . cents pcT name.
For each death rporti, . cents
For establishments . productive ~
duslry reported lman'laclnrr) ~ !"
lows.
FOR each establish cent returned y"
the general schedule "' mahn'a''"'''
IL cents ~
For each cstahBhmcnt returned "''
the special srhripcS "i MANUFACTURER
- rents.
Thcs, rates an, ut course, subject l.
the provision II law that no rhH'ir''
tor shall rgyiy IA CNcrs- "l i"ui ""''"'
go. the ma Snum per lcln ""'h"Ii"
i'm any casc est al the l"lh h'f'''"
for each dayul actual service.
InnsnuI as the records al thc NM
c,ns,is sLas that the average number
u,n,r. enumerated IA the rural distri'
Mas ian tn IjOlnd ut farms 10 ~ ~,
nJI,iinu 10 deaths reported aud rsl'
I,shu,uis al productive industry
,uInrL II ~ believed that nj the ~
~nlhsriusi above, there should he
,ItMculty IA au c%ncrgouC aud chlal
,numcratut realizing th" lull ~ .
.lnvrI. Very respectfully,
1. A. WAIKER,
Superintendent Of C1uu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
CIVIL RIGHTS.
4 CoIored Gentleman and the
McI.ure House.


ON Monday night a oolorrd man call.
~ himself W. NJ. FORESTER, Ut Rict''
a5nl came tO this city Tor the purpose
% carving On Or organizing a opiorel
..Imof Old Fellows la this city. III,
ssmed a very intelligent personage'
IA eondurtel himself with moJesty
ID aaicl dignity. Througha friend lac
"A correspondent With Mo. B. ; Nor
"a. proprietor Oi the NeS Melnre
U,uss. and harmed that he could Obtain
ard and lodging atiRhat hotel boz .
" dsy. tie acreptrd theterms and ar
sed At the hotel on Monday, regisler'
a. above.
Nr. Norton toli him the house Ma,
a..d,Sl ~ith Delegates, AMI he eea,I
% gyc him a host rooas bul SoaI'
h,tSN him ~ comfortably a. Pors'"',
40 that he would aTTanss
"A ths table With the eOH,.,
a.. "A tine hotel. fofrsas.
snt,d a. dine at the u M
as tnll This could not psar,I
hon sail when a nnmhss liable
r,,uons anne he could give r-,aa. bal
- MNNAfAANN va INV IAN
c'dEnot 10 this ior osss-I and W.
tsr 49, apparently Sc rrsi-isr wv
NOrton pnt down on ="
nunbvT NJ the nrona- .as and The neat
Bu, fasri-'sv " 81 s,llss sa,st
heard ~ hiul wafshr,na suit Agalnst
Hen he desoes.r the Civil Right b'N;
ne iasfice iAsfsel 100 his iuris-
so.s solla noa unNgT = Com-
ss,ion al tSsGuSi him"S.S a..
missioner RSsr~ W,fat ipacnonary,
ri'r'i AZ ~ Sndcnsoiug a house.
he iosna and the Jsdgc w.s In
sissshim on He had no
Sr n~act and the ~eolored brother
,Sn,rpngly referred " Commits
,,ssyf WAlton.
WI last heard from he xS engaged
IN s8clng ior Ms. Walion, xlsh small
ehsnA u success, a. Mr.. W. has no 70
Iculf longing iof such a chance To dis-
lingaisA himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

for the SAX, OF all the soldiers Who fought
for our co,ntry in tue hour OF It's peril,
in the maze Of those who vent forth 10
battle. ist now sleep in their window,
less missions oi rest" for the sake OF
their ON who u now vote as Their
fathes shot, grant us Grant. ami
IN the name VI God who hesds Us
Well crush the traitor power,
Aud trust IA Grant who led Us
Ia the battles bloody hour
D.nn.uI ncAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
Summer slIk Bargains
By calling on l. Blum A Bro.

AMUSEMENT lovers as sel a. mus'csl
Jsople will find the PATIOr kRteraih
nents at the Opera House. On Thar'
dSy and FRIDAY evenings next . delight
iui place 10 while away tho time iNs'
eisht until hallpasi nine o'dock esl
mkt The lair dbuaassLa shOm MT,
III, ihas o. well educated vocalJ, sin
. ri.ir hearing from our musical 20,
NJ Al Prol Ebeling a. Z pianist spn
VAS a a Vioiihist, VIII play sosDs
/ cha AZ selections on their isvof'le inI
stmH,sats. shile MIN sheib. ,cen
s-Isl,aas will be of the mosi lhs'esi
Ing ess1.c,er. The toy symPh'al an
develop a rare tslsnt AMI ~ =. e
worth he prior Of ADMISSION ~ ths
prs,ty sihs play the odi lootlnE sassu.
meats ;hey make DsAody s,,h,
sriaie ssntenen wre-us sun al
heah ias,ramens a. ioy trnnPss
de. and tootle tnms, 10 pfo1H
hGaoal barlesqus, but an shsrsn
.Ss Instructive .nessISs%a a.,e strsle
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

NJ. LOUIS, May ii.--Arrived-None.
Observation-Disclosures, Huntington Belle
isCrsse, 81. Paul; Helena, yicksbup
Fearless and tow Florence IA Ctosse
81. Anthony's Falls. River rising steal
ly. Weather clear aud cooler.
''OAIso, May n.-Arrived-fuiu
Civ New orleans; Lioness, St Louis
John Porter, St. Louis; Baltic, St
Louis. Departed Future City, II.
Iouis. River ~ ieet u inches and
falling. Weather clear. Theunome'
Ter ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-12
Ieghorn chip and Tape Hats
in ever style. al bells.

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