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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
The New Fire Alarm.

The fire alarm telegraph will, in all
probability, be officially tested 20 day,
and then. ii it gives satisfaction, the
5000 must be piaukel down. 1t was
partially tested Yesterday, and the cir
cui,s were found 10 be all in cool con.
dition. Ii the alarm i, tested TODAY,
and found to he all right, the keys will
be distributed, and then the city, as lar
as a good fire alarm il concerned, is all
right.
Yesterday small gong5 were placed in
Mayor Sween"y's resi- lence, the city
building and Chairman l~Iandlan's resi-
dencc.
The alarm has been somewhat
changed from what vas AT iirstintcndcd.
As specified by the company, there was
10 be only one circuit, and thus should
a break occur, the city would
lie without an alarm, unit!
the break had been found
and repaired. The company, has made
a change, and there are three separate
and distinct circuits, 50 that if a break
occurs in East Wheeling 10y the move.
mcnt OF q switch board, North and
South Wheeling will still continue to
work all right. 1t is a big improvement,
rs the break can now lie located when
IL occurs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Anniversary Exercises.

About a year ago the Harmonic aud
Maennerchor Singin. Societies II this
citv, both OF them old German institu-
tions. thought it best TO consolidate
their forces and form 4 new society, 10
be known az the Harmonic Ma"nncr-
chor Society. Had both societies con-
tinuad to live the former would have
celebrated lis ~twrrty.eishth al! the lat
ter its twenty-iii;h anniversary this
month, but AZ they were merged to-
gether the new society celebrated ITS
first anniversary last night at their hail
on Main street.
There was a biz turnout OF tie active
members, AMI a most en- joyable evening
was spent. In the absrus" OF tie p.csI-
dent, Mr.. Louis Siliel made the address
oil cl~n"ratu!atiOn. He very pleasantly
referred 10 IL" art Of music n song,
paid Prof. Hermann, the present IN
~s.ructor, 4 neat compliment, and con-
graduated the society generally.
After this the Society indr!Iri III
what orr German friends are pleased 10
term "Csmmers,' and judging from
appearances, it is something that is very
Jolly. The Society ang several songs,
and solos were nicely rendered by
Messrs. Louis Dcrhert, +. Reister and
Appence!lrr. At 4 late hour the les
~tivities ceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
A Thrilling Scene.

The Pittsburgh Disp,tch thus tie.
scribe; the wonderful performance OF
Mime. Zuila. the famous Parisienne, who
outrivals B,ondin III her mai lrea
upon the high wire:
'"The famous Biondin, in all hisc
iul career, never performed a more
thrilling or more inspiring feat than was
accomplished by Ella Zuila last night
under the canvass oil FoTepaugh's now
A slender wire was stretched across the
LARGE tent ri a dizzy height from the
ground, AMI here the dauntless little
woman, without a trcmor, roie back
and forth on 4 velOcipeic, while theter-
ritied audience gaZed IN GREATNESS eN
pectatiOn, every nerve strained To-
It's utmost slillei. as they watch
ell the mai course Of the if''i
vehicle and lis intrepid rider on
the almost invisible aerial roadway. As
the yelocipedc stopped, the p~eri!ous
undertaking accomplished, one hearty,
prolonged cheer DINING relief, adml.
ration and cOn.ratulatIOn echoed
through the tent, thousands OF Threats
rising with each other t. swell the cGo-
rus, which Nine. Xuiia Acknowledged
gracefully and prcttily before d%iSmOunt-
ing from her eiddy s,eed. This is only
one of the many blood curdiing exploits
OF this queen Of the air
Nine. Zui a appears 1t every perform
ance oil FOrepaw's Great Show, which ~
to exhibit here October 2lst, and in her
self gives an entertainment III value
greatly exceeding thcpricc of admission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Las: Cnance;o VISIT The Grea. Pittsburgh
ExDcs ton Chlldreps Ezcurs on

The two cheap excursions announced
Lv the j c. & Il. j. nv. Co Gan.llan-
die routrl for Friday and Saturday, Dc.
tober S;h and 9th, viii be the laet op.
purtunity to visit the exposition, a. 1t
closes on Saturday, October 9th.
In order to give school children an
opportunity to visit the exposition, a
low excursion rate oi Sl.lj will be made
for excursion trains OF Saturday Tor
rh;l iren under fifteen years OF age; this
Includes admission 10 the exposition.
The attractions for Friday and Satur-
lay will be greater than on any previous
dav, there will be grand trials OF speed,
and a magnificent display oil fireworks
at night. The exposition will be closed
with imposing ceremonies; music by
the Great Western Band. Don't fail to
take in this last cheap excursion, round
trip only =, including admission TO the
exposition. Excursion train on Friday
leaves at $50 A. VI, tickets good return.
in: until Saturday. Trains on Saturday
leave rs follows: $50 \. u, LIP ?. NJ.
and i:50r. NJ, tickets good returning by
trains leavin. Pittsburgh at 1 =. N. and
20 T.. N Saturday, regular train sun
day or regular trains Monday, October
llth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
BELLAIRE.
Yesterdays News.-Last Nights
Meeting--.Ben Butler on Mon.

MeetiDg.--Ben Butler on Mon
day. -.
The Republican marching clubs OF
B.llaire are talking OF going to Barnes
vile and Martins Ferry this week.
Nothing ci importance was transacted
nj Council meeting Tuesday night. They
ordered the elections in different wards
an October 18th to be held at the follow.
ing places:
First ward-Tallman property.
Second ward -Higleyman's.
Third ward-Mayof's office.
Fonrth ward--Murray's room.
Fifth ward Hose House.
The Junior Hancock Club OF the First
warl have elected the following ofnGers
for the marching club: Captain, VIM.
McGranahan: Lieu;enan.s, John George
and VIM. O'Bricn; Orderly, VIM. Fra
linger. The club numbers near loonow
and is rapidly increasing.
Council intends to...tuin the tobacco
warehouse into an arrnory if the State
Nill allow them to. Tins is an eIpen-
siye building for such q purpose as that.
They agreed to rent the present ;'ali Tor
two months longer.
DAVID and William Osey, OF WooIs'
field. were in the city yesterday.
III. G.. Bedell, OF Rayenna, was about
the streets Yesterday.
Harry Wetherald and Miss Halle
Navlor were, unexpectedly to Their
friends, Joined in the holy bonds OF mat
rimony on Tuesday evening. Success
TO YOU.
Five extra Democratic clubs are now
being formed here. fhis makes ten IN
all. B4llaire and Belmont county Dem
ocra;s mean business, and Will show a
line Democratic majority in the county,
Notwithstanding the boasts OF the lie
pubiicaaS.
judge Collins, OF Columbus, was in
our city Yesterday. He sloSa at beine'
last might, together with Col. Bob White
OF Wheeling. Mr.. Collins reports 1t the
LARGEST country meeting he ever had
T. pleasure Of attending. The people
Of that section OF the country turned ont
in iull iO:ce and formed Il torchlisht
procession over Il mil in length. In the
afternoon they hal 4 pole raising. The
spcaking, which took place at night,
Was to be- held in 4 hall, but on account
of the lalge number present 1t was
| changed 10 an open air affair. Judge
Collins devotes the balance OF this week
10 Belmont county. He was 10 speak at
Armstrong; Mills last night.
T. McMurray, OF Pittsburgh, is at the
Globe House.
4. II. Mitchell. o! ~. C!airsrille, was
in the city Yesterday.
Futh's slaughter house is being con-
verified into two dwelling houses. This
shows that residences are scarce aoout
here.
Hon Richard Viux has.unexpcctedly
been called 10 the East His appoint
mentS at Marietta and pOmeroy Will be
filled by Professor Pierce.
Hon. Richard Naux, Professor Fierce
and Mr.. Ayers arrived here at ! = NJ.
YESTERDAY from Steubenville, where they
had spoken the night before. The gen
tlemcn spent the day in looking about
the city and in receiving callers. Al
! $50 Hon. II. J. ]SpauuhOrs' arrived.
Excursion 10 Pittsburgh to morrow
I over c. * p. Many Of our citizens Will
take this last opportunity OF attending
/ the Exposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks on the gauge last evening
indicated that the volume OF water was
still receding, there being but > feet o
inches in the channel. There is simply
no business being none.during this pc
Rod of low water, and the wharf is al
most deserted.
The towbOat Dick Fulton is laid mp at
Bel.lairc, having her cylinder repaired,
The Science is the regular Parkers-
burg packet this morning.
The Welcome leaves this morning Tor
Matamoras on her REGULAR trip.
The little Pres Ellison, a most enter
prising craft, still continues undes tn"
direction OF Captain Lukens, to run in
the Matamoras trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Mora Voters

Yesterday morning the County Court
granted the following persons their sec
u,.t naturalization papers: John Dci-
ia. hrnry Bodenstein, Henry Brondt,
" IL FRANKIE, Christ Fischer, sHcnry
pqnke, Erns, Roch, Charles Ecker,
Peter S,uticit, natives OF Germany;
M;rhaal Muiroy, Bernard Travis. James
Mrtiui.an, jerry Hogan, Peter Gallahcr,
JOAN I.smon, natives OF Ireland. and
Vim. Johnson, native Of England.
la the afternoon the following foreign
crs received second papers: James
Barrett aaL Cornelius priScol, natives
OF ireland, and Henry Rechtien and
Charles ~StotzeL;cls, natives of Germany.
The court will hold night sessions to-
NIGHT AMI 10 morroS nl.ht from I to 5
O'clock, Tor the purpose oi naturalizlnS
mon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

state 81 West Virgins. City Of Wheeling. ~: Ia
the Municipal Court ot Wheeling, September
Rules. lssC.
Patrick Kennedy,
Theodore :. Darrsgh and o,hers,
In chancrry with attachment returned duly
levied urou ia. real estate Of the defendant,
ThcOd0fc ) Darmgh.
The general object Of this suit (, Ia subject %
The payment OF the principal sum of $40 ~ with
Interest thereon from the ~ day 81 july. 1880,
until payment, due from the aid defendant.
Theodore +. Darragh 10 the ,aid complainant,
and the costs q! the abOyc named cause, the one
undivided one third part Of tie Ioutn half of a
lot II ground In the addition 20 the town OF
Wheeling laid out by SOth Zane, a-d dcsignat.
cd on tie plat 81 ssid town by t"iBg numbered
four ~. IL the fourteenth 40 square 81 said nd
'ilOii, hHtfrDnt!ng on the east side OF ChapIine
street. between Eleventh street and Twelfth
street. IN the nOI City Of weeeliny. with the
Improvements thereon, and incidentally ~ mar
shal the liens upon the whole 81 said real estate
. ASCERTAIN the respective amounts and pnori
ties OF the same.
And IL appearing from eli agI la Wit lied IN this
cause tina, the defendant. Theodore 4. Darrash
and Mary his wife sns Emma Van schaack. are
DOn-rs>idents Of the State Of we,, Nirtinia, n IN
ordered that the sali non rcsIden, defendants do
appear AZ the next Rules 1f this Conn to be held
at the City Building. In the City Of Wheeling on
the second Monday 81 October, A. ID. IssO. and
DO what ma Do Necessary " prCtec. their inter.
est In this CATS. Teste.
THOMAS ". DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court II Wheeling
James J.. Rogers and J. &. RDse,orough al.
tomeyI for com %pIainant. ,pIspavt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

r,.,r p,iJu ,a cyarint swnr' ont a
r,r,,r' before '>JU;r, Philips Ia which
hr ALLEGED tha; Ni,N. Wallace, Jr.' had
500 = silver watch AMI some money
ir,m him anil he asSCi Tor his arres;
WlY. inc Wa SycariEs out ia" warrant
WaI,,. Lar,..i into tie osii'' Il
:..kr, ru,,s po;an outside. Dozen went
,.,ar! >rmr iaG!dul angry talk wasn
dnlg a.! in ~ which rrfsrrnc, MAS made
10 "-lma. ~ t,h'-. etc, an. SOM" one
w., heard .o srv ;..at h would thro"
>rnchaiy into the gutter. The SQUIRE
hurried 10th" door and Ia"lrt'i poan
> ON, inside: before he dit 80, how
80. Wallace g,y, him a watch. Do
T., #-:sr.rl ~sgrariL. h the warrant a.
:, Nh, inri. and thea Swoic ort a war
rant ar,.a,; Wallace ;or 1%;Srurhin: the
p,a.". Tie eases viii probably be heard
tl.iYn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

IF. Rove, editor OF the Christian Re.
ricu, OF Cincinnati, passed through the
CITY, Yesterday, en- route TO Cameron,
Pa.
Miss Nettie Cole, a young lady from
Martinsburg, is the guest Of friends Oh
Sixteenth street.
Miss Maggie Midcai, oil Iowa, who
has been spending some time IN the
city, has returned home.
Hiss Annie S~chopper has gone to
Cincinnati to visit friends.
Mrs. W. G. Pendleton, vino has been
visiting for some time in Bethany, has
returned to the city. .
Fred Lawrence, advance agent oil
Forspaugh's circus, was in the city yes
terday. The circus will be here on the
2lst. .
Brown Douglas, Esq ex.Mayor OF
Marlborough, Scotland, a lay delegate TO
The Pan-Presbyterian Council receatiy
held in Philadelphia, and one 81 tie
most wealthy and prominent men OF
Scotland is the guest OF Rev. DR.. Cun'
ninsh I'm, of Chapline street. DR.. {.
was the guest OF Mr. D,ug'as, the time
tie Council was held in + iinboruGsh, at
Mr. D's p~alat!al residence. Las: evening
AZ DR.. Cunningham's, an %impromptn re.
, ccp:ion Was given this distinguished
visitor. Many oil the prominent men
o. the city called.
The two personals following are from
the pittsburg Dispatch, in relation to the
| colored tournament at the Exposition:
The Sir knight OF p. l.. Walters will
| enter in a basket phaeton, looking just
too sweet to live. His arins will be a
| poodlc-pup couchant ~snrnOunted with
The strange device Il. saw" HIS weap-
on will be a crochet needle, gaily mount
ell in yellow worstei.
The Sir Knight OF john O'Mally, Esq.
Ne !es5-wi!l dash in on 4 heiier from
A.,hlone, Och Hone. His device will
be a Black thorn and Il hottie OF Po-
thccn, with the motto WigIja Thu
Gaii<h, which literally translated NAY
be rendered in Engl!sh as What do
Yah Soyb"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Miscellaneous.

TUBs-No. |, three hosp ~ 90 per
dozen: No. y, two hoOpsS7 50pcrcr ZEN;
40. :, two hoops ~ 30 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 - per dozen; three
hoops - 90 per dozen. W~a-hbOaris-
Star y 30 per dozen; double tace = 30
C2 - per dozen.
On-RcGncl petroleum i: firm and
the demand il brisk, no degrees fire
test selling at l2ic;. $50 degrees do. at
l5Ic: and Ohio STANDARD, 30 degrees
fire test, at lGc per gallon. Lard oil
is steady but quiet 81 %" DC per gallon.
Linscci oil is firm al 6iG72c per gallon:
Miners oil 5Sr.
ToBAcco-Frrm; Bright %nayies, SOFA
GOc, black navies 43Ca4,c according to
brand; twists unchanged at 55(a6Oc.
TEA-Grcen GOA 7jc: black o,75c.
WHEELING SroGGES- Sell ut Sll O0t9
IL - per 1000; tips. SIS % per 1000;
scraps, 2Sns30r per 70.
BuTTER-This commodity is in good
demand for choice grades. We quote
choice at liH2Or.
EGGs-l0 per dozen.
PorATogs-peachblOws 3OibjOc per
bus. sweet potatoes, Jerseys 81 90 per
Dbl.
HoxEy-New domestic 30 &c per
pound.
ShLT-The market is quiet at 81 10
| for the best quality.
TsLLow-In small demand and steady.
Prime city rendered sells at sec per 10.
| loose; country. nc.
GrxsEyG-At 81 iOal 20 per ID; con-
siderable coming in and being readily
taken.
WHrsxY-S;eady, with a fair demand
at 81 " per proof gallon.
CuEEsE-The demand is firm. We
quote Ohio factory l3lc; New York
/ cream l5!Gl 6c; Sweitzer l2c.
WooL-QuOted at 3Sr0 iOc for choice
washed, and one-third of for un.
washed. Market fair.
NArLs-l0i 10 GUi 3 90. An abate-
ment oil lOc per keg on orders OF 200
kegs or upward. Bar iron = 5-l0c; Nor
| wav &c; steel ljc.
PELrs-Shearlings, Goa zoe ;lamb skins
GOAL 90. Prices have a lower tendency.
FRUIrs-Oranges, Messina,S7 OO(oS per
box; lemons Il Goa 90 box; Bananas
= 75a35 50 per bunch layer raisins 81 Is
new - 30 per box; Muscatel raisins
- 80; Valencia raisins new lOc
per ID; currants new sc Per ID;
prunes, old &c, e &c per ID; cocoa
nuts g 90; peaches halves s@
Gle; prime peeled do l+Gl6c; sliced
apples 7@9c; new quarters on sc; dried
r~aspberries 25Gd.3 oc dried blackberries 10
@l2c ;evaporated dried peaches 1920;
pitted cherries 20G,22c; new dried sweet
corn lie per h.; new dried green peas
81 COOL 50 per bushel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Elacf;on of Directors.

At a meeting OF the Home Buildir:
Association, held September 29;a, the
following gentlemen were chosen IL
rccors Tor the ensuing year: Charles
III. Ferry, Robert j. Smytr,
Isaiah Warren, q. A. Beail, Geo. llOOk,
Henry Seamon, W. ;. Fonse, Lott IA.
Joy and &. W. Eckhart. ir. The new
board organized last evening, October &,
by electin. Charles III. Berry,
President; RCber, ]. Smyth, Vice
President; {. W. Conner, Secretary;
Vim. Il. Wilkinson. Treasurer; ". j..
". Cowden, Solicitor, and VIM. Il. Hub
barl, Trustee.
TEc directors passed a resolution al
lowing new members 10 come IN and
>ch .rr,be for stock on liberia. terms.
The officers will give any Information
desired. We know Of no better or safer
INSTITUTION in the city tn invest in as a
sai" derosit, or to make a loan On easy
terms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Baltimore L Return $40, via p. c. st.
L. Ry. aud Pennsylvania Il II.

The sale Of round trip tickets VIA T.,
G.. 4 ST. l.. Ry. Co. Pan Handle Route
and Pennsylvania l.. r., will commence
October 9th. Fare for round trip only
$40. Tickets will be good going from
the 9th 10 the Goth, and returning to the
2Sd inclusive. Now is the time to visit
baltimore. Nothing will be undone
that will add TO the pleasure OF the visl-
tors. The Mardi Gras parade will be at
night, and the city illuminated as no city,
ever was before, and demonstrations OF
the greatest magnitude On q scale OF
grandeur never before surpassed will be
The order Of the day. To make II q
pleasant and enjoyable trip the above
route is the one TO take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Republican Meeting at SteubenNille, Sat-
urday. Oct. 9th.

The prospects are that this meeting
will he the largest AMI most interesting
held in Eastern ONO FOR years. The
speakers announced are General Glib.
son, Hon. Thomas Marshall and A. W.
Campbell, Esq.
To accommodate the large number de-
sirin. Ia attend, the T., &. x -. l.. Ry
CO. will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling and Intermediate points on
above date. Round trip from Wheeling,
90 {, MS. \ speciai train will return the
"xcurSionists, leaving StcubenvllIe at
1889 T.. VI,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

As c%alcric. eIt ~ctricity and p~hosphor-
Gus are induced and supplied By Fe!-
lows Compound Syrup OF Hypophos-
phites, it only requires the adm;nistra-
ton OF this successful invention to fort.
~ the feeble, giving spri!htliness and
motion to the torpid, and bring about Il
condition which not only secures tenac-
iousiness OF life but makes life really en-
inyablc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
$40.

Tie round tip ticket 10 Baltimore and
return is only SO Wis Il. e. D. II. T.,
and the ticket, via the B. / o. K. r.,
takes you through Washington City go
ING and returning. Tickets will be
placed on sale from October 9th to &C.
tober 20ti,, and will be good to return
ON any train until October I'D inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

C,o-r Washington aud Eird:c Right.
on, az, two rp,eYrl Individuals .! TINS
ri,v who, between thcu, have "tw"
s,ris r,,l In, q sc"l" thought, two
heart. thl. bat aS one In Tact they
loye- .hrv love vdeI other and they
Iny,. WISELY aud well. Geor.e. like hi6
ilus,riru4 ~namcStk|, i q SpbHr, midas
,rious individual who iahOrs ut the Me,
Lnrr House. and l." Has saved some ci
rs, hard-carnctSheS 9nd has a small
hank account. Ills eve tell on B;rdlr,
who alSp tolls a tire above named hos
ferry, AMI immediately Z: Was 4 case.
lie w0osd and won the maiden Of TWEEN
ty.CE, summers, and a. many winters
ttieCryr. by the way, J. iorty'uycl ami
they determined To marry. But the
trnnbla vas they wished IN ~ io house.
Leep!r: and tina; could not well be done
before thew we've married.
In tins dilemma G"nrsr appealed to
'Srrirc Philips. an! tEa' Individual
kindly u;I, rel H'S pa'a:II! JUDICIAL cham
l.crS tp thr happy tV'.H, act acJecd to
furnish witnesses, t-G.s, C;airS, cts.
G.ny.r vas dci;2Lt,|. aad appointed
AL-sAL q NfNN g gu ls.lAf AAhA- 'NH Nf'
lai.r. AMI tie eli id'Ia. aluiNtjr, NOn'd
he on hand lie then procured the
accr nv rlrer from Recorder Hon'.
=; ci,l.l O'Clock ia, elise WAS AZ, W
with "a .lrcd 81 as Eight, the 'squire
with ac AMY shaved Sac, n%ervOusiy
iiGye,rl his roll book, while TIE report
erSoi the morning press who had been
Summoned a. witnesses, SAT- aTrayed III
all their glory aTd ~nervouS'y awaited
the appearance ol the bridal party.
In one thing ut least George does not
resemble his namesaSe-he halls to keep
his work. At quarter past nine no
hal appeared, and the Squire and
"IiayeS, with Disguised counteuanccs,
Withdrew, the wedding hail was desert
Ell, as /. were, and darkness reigned SUI
premC.
1t Was afterwards learned that the
ceremony had taken place at the house
OF a Mr.. Williams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Count met at ~ ", Yesterday, IL
tr.ussct,d the inii'WiUg:
ln the ca" Il I. =, >hal"roSa W.
Hannah. lra.s nad Fred liuseman,
certified 10 this court hy W. " CaIi'
vii J.. =. judgment ior >JDsj was
r,,I.rr& in ilyor At IL" riain';f.
Adjourned ur,it today At \. q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Democratic Committee.

Tie Democratic County Executive
Committee will have a meeting at the
Academy OF Music, this Thursday r.
NJ. at = O'Clock. \ fuil meeting is desl-
rahle. zach member should bring with
him a correct copy Of his district ticket,
for commissioner, school Offices, nc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
MlJceIjn9 3~}e9lster
LEGAL I%aTELLlGEHCE
Iraex to New Advertisements.

yew Gnnls-G,orgn K. Tlylur.
Idle, |lIAuyCcS ani EaZiloh C'nh.
Crrs9-s Book SGe!ves-". ;.
.!utcAiUS.
Fur sale p-ait N-Is'.
Auction sue ot Hardware y. Turner.
Nm Hrrla hen, tirur-R J. >myth.
lion. J. /. Batter, Tonight.
Fureuau:h 's Show Local fasel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

THE sale OF round trip tickets via Il.
d q. Il. Il. 10 Baltimore and return will
confluence on Oct. 9th, and the rour Il
trip fare is only SO. Through coaches
will be run from i. * o. depot through
TO Baltimore without change. 4 grand
time is expected as the city is making
great preparation for the celebration OF
her 10th year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
~Raliimore's Boom.

Remember that the fare is only $40 TO
Baltimore and return via b. & 0. X. r,
and YOU 90 through Washington City
going and returning. Tickets good TO
return on any train until October 23d
Inclusive. Tickets will be placed on
sale from October 9th to October 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

HALF price Sheet Music at Sheib's,
Washington Hail. All the popular
music OF the day, hall price. To close
out, the larger part OF the stock at oms:
third the price. Call early, examine and
save money. Music Books also at cost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

W~NYrxGroy. y. c, October ., A.
N-For H." Tennessee and the ONO
N,li.v. clear oy rir weather, norm
winds. shiitin. to east ami south, rising
followed bv falling barometer aad sta
tiypary or -'owly ri>in: temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
pleasant and Efec:ual."
PrRsLRY, W. Va, Nov. II, 1873.

Nrvrs. LdughIin Bros. & Co.,
Please send us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used ii in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but ciIcc;ual. MARTIN & DorLEE,
of Dopler < Lewis.