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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
THE REvIsIoNARY CoMMITTEE
Will Meet in this City To-Day to Con-
clude lis Labors.

Hon. r. F Dennis, j. II. Ferguson
and Vim. p. Hubbard, OF the committee
appointed 10 revise the Code, are in the
city, and await the arrival OF the remain.
ing members 10 complete their work.
The members who have not yet arrived
are Hons. f. Boyd Faulkner and Alex.
Monroe. This committae were in ses.
sion for several weeks this summer at
the White Sui hur Springs, and during
that time went a long way toward &C
complishing the object oil their appoint
ment. They gave their exclusive at;en
ton to the revision OF the civil portion
Of the Code, and at the time OF
taking a recess parceled out to each
member such chapters as had not been
revised. This was done in order to ex-
pedite matters and bring their work
almost to focus, in order to have every
thing ready against tho session OF the
Legislature this winter, at which time
their work viii be submitted for approx
al. Capt Dennis is Chairman OF the
Committee, and him our reporter met
last night at the Mcclure House, when
the following brief conversation re.
suited:
"0ur committee has done great deal
OF work, and if the work laid out 10 lie
submitted in this city, mas been sccom-
plished We will not be here over week
or ten days.
"Where have been some OF the
charges2"
Well, we have tried to get everything
bearing on any one subjec in one chap
ter or section. We here in brief tend
to make the code a compend o: the
statutes, and have so lar as We we're
able, siInplited and condensed every
thing that was susceptible Of either.
We shall &c. At the criminal
part very soon now. The LIQUOR laws
have been revised and changed materi.
ally, especially in the matter OF penal.
ties. II used to be that there could be
100 indictments Tor illegal selling, and
il was so arranged that the Prosecuting
Attorney would accept q confession of
guilty on one or two counts, aud nelle
the rest, but under the new Law
he will be compelled to con-
vict or iail so to do in ell, as a
failure to do So is sufficient cause for
removal. / druggist, who has been
twice convicted Of Selling LIQUOR, can be
deprived OF his l!eerse TO keep drugs hy
the Judge Of the court. The Law also
provides the form of prescription. II
does away With the Latin altogether and
requires the physicians TO prescribe in
English "a pint OF wniskey." or such
quantity as he may wish. He must also
certify upon his professional honor that
it is for the purpose specified. There
are also ether changes, but I have net
time 70 talk about them pow"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
4. OPP.

Twelfth Aunusl Session o. the Grand
Lodge 81 Berkeley Springs. Morgan
County. September -7-t-List OF leie.
Ssrss. 80 -. .--..y. -,
1, is noH d little more than twelve
wears since the Grand Lodge Of West
Virginia, K. OF P, was instituted at
Mountain City, in this State. Then the
order was very young, not only IN TINS
common wealth but also in the Union,
but the peculiar excellence OF its instl'
tutions and the inherent worth oil its
fundamental principles, were strong
Recommendation in its favor, and from
an insignificant beginning it now ranks
with the older and more pretentious
orders in The State, and is rapidly be-
coming one OF the important secret
societies not only in this State but
throughout the world. II has been an.
nually rsmifying and becoming more
important until it now considered only
inferior in membership to the Odd
Fellows.
The Grand Lodge az constituted at
present is composed Of about eighteen
lodges scattered through the State, q trir
proportion coming from this city. The
last annual report shows a membership
of over 700, and it is expected that the
report for this year will swell that mum.
her TO 1000. There was in the treasury
$3.50 35; received during the year,
S5,lsl.S7; expended, I,S70.95; expend.
ed for relief, Sl,347. The officers OF the
Grand Lodge are as follows:
Past Grand Chancellor-B. Stanley,
Wheeling.
Grand Chancellor-John E. Stuck,
Newberg.
Grand Vice Chancellor-W. T. Logan,
Martinsburg.
? Grand Prelate-W. T. Heaton.
Grand Master Of Exchequer-John +.
Smith, Middleway.
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals
J. Rufus Smith, Berkeley Springs.
Grand Master at Arms-J. II. Moore,
Wheeling.
Grand Inside Guard-G. P. Warner,
Keyser.
Grand Outside Guard-George Blake
lev. Berkeley Springs.
TIE next session OF the Grand LIZ g.
will be held at Berkeley Springs, begln-
ming September 9TH, and continuing
several days. The following are the de-
egates from this city:
Baltimore Lodge No. 9 H. A. Uth-
man.
Germania No. Louis P. Salterbach.
Humboldt No. 9-Hsrry G. Ulrich.
Black Prince No. l9.-Joseph Stevens.
A large number OF other members will
also 60 to Berkeley to attend the session.
Squire Schultze and wife will 20, and
also Mr.. Iiedl, of the TUlks6lGn.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Cbicazo-Loss $4,000

CHICAGO, August q. The repair
shops OF the Mccormick Reaper factory
were burned at an early this morning,
with the loss OF its entire contents, in
Guiding stock and machinery. The main
works were not injured. The loss is
estimated at $50, 900.
At Plano Texas.
Sr. Louis, August y. A private tele-
gram received here says all the business
part OF Plano, Texas, was burned last
night. Loss not stated.
At Abilene, Tex.-Loss 10000.
ST. LOUIS, August 27.-The RspuJH.
cans Dallas, Tex, special says: A fire
at Abilene, at o'clock this morning
destroyed thirteen buildiE gs. Loss
$4,000; insurance 5000.
At Attics, N, Y,-Loss $4,000.
BUFFALc, August "A disastrous
Gre broke ont at Attics, on the line OF
the Erie Railroad this morning. Jeffer.
sons liquor store and the Berlin House
are destroyed. The Wyoming hotel and
the Opera House, 1t is feared, will go
also. The confagration is still spread
ing. The loss is estimaied at between
$4,000 and SiO,O00. Assistance was
telegrsphed for and steamers were sent
from here this morning.
At 81 Jean Bsptists-Loss $4,000.
MONTREAL, August 27.-Fire broke
out in st. Jean Baptiste village at ore
o'clock this morning. Up to the pres.
ent time eight homes have been burn
ed. There being no water supply the
fire is spreading With great rspidity, and
from present indications not house
will be left in the village.
MosrREAL, August 1.-THE fire at St
Jean Bspiiste village was extiDguished
with a loss OF SIS, 900. .--.-..-.-s--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Pertinent Personal Points Concerning
Poodle.
n-lIf

Pertinent Personal Points Concerning
Poodle.
F. T. Jepson is "a Oakland.
6. W. Henshaw Is at Washington, Pc.
w. S. Brady and wife are at Oakland.
Col. Joe Harris OF Bridgeport is in
Boston. .-......
Mr.. Charles Oehm left for Baltimore
last night. ...
Col. {. o. Rowe, OF the Western Union,
spent yesterday in this city.
Aaron Boch leaves to-day tor a long
trip in the interests OF his firm.
Msjor Randolph Stalnsker, Secretary
OF State, was expected home iast night.
Judge James F. Ferguson and wife,
aud Hon. Il. NJ. Dennis are at the Nc,
Lean. - .
George Johns, formerly OF this city,
but now OF Kansas city, is visiting friends
here.
Col. &. NJ. Jacques OF the n. Y. Crock.
eY and Giass Journal lett for Cincinnati
yesterday. ....
DR.. John 4. Campbell and family re-
turned yesterday iF1m . summer trip in
Maryland. --..
Miss Jessie Bates, daughter OF Dr. W.
J. Bates, St, ,is lying very i'll at Old
Point Comfort.
W. p. Hubbard, II. NJ. RusssN, Esqs e.
and families, returned from Old Point
Comfort yesterday. ....
Mr. y ". Hines, express messenger
between this city and Ssndusky. Ohio,
has been appointed B. 4. o. express
agent at tie last named place.
Prof. Charles Burg, the accomplished
Principal of the Catholic Schools, on
Eoff street, returned b. the city Satur-
day, from the Pennsylvania mountains,
accompanied by his family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
AN EDITOR TROUBLE.
III. N. Wheeler, of the Quincy,
Ills, "IIerald," Burned in En-
foy,

fisy.
Quincy, Ills, August 3D..
Marks, Manager OF tue Opera House
here, received dispatch on Friday from
d. Hess, Manager OF the Hess Opera
Troupe, to the effect that il II. n.
Wheeler, editor OF the Herald, was adj
mitted to the Opera House, his Com
pany could not play. This dispatch
was printed in the afternoon, and great
excitement prevailed, as it was thought
Mr.. Wheeler would 90 to the Opera
House, and that trouble would ensue.
II any demonstration had been made
against Wheeler, there is no telling what
damage would have resulted, as the city
was at fever heat over series OF arti.
cles, Wiley assailing the President, which
have lately appeared in the Herald.
About e'clock the pounding OF drums
was heard, aud directly after torchlight
procession, composed OF two or three
hundred men and boys, headed by a
wagon upon which an effigy Of Wheeler
was hanging, and two or three transpar
ancies with notices, appeared upon the
principal streets. After marching around
for some time the procession stopped
near the Herald Office and lighted their
effigy, which it was their intention TO
burn. Immediately the crowd was
charged upon by the Herald employees
and the burned effigy ektinguished, and
things were hot for a few minutes, and it
is wonder some ons was not hurt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
wAsHISGToN COUNTY CENTEN.
MAIL.
"Ouce q Washin stoniau, Always Wash
ingtonian.'

"Once q Washin atonian. Always WASH
ingtonian."
The one hundredth anniversary oil
the erection Of Washington county will
be celebrated at Washington, Pa,
Wednesday and Thursday, September
9TH and Sth. There are many in this
city who were born and raised in old
Washington. and many more who have
received their education at Jefferson or
Washington colleges, therefore the dele
cation from this vicinity should be large
We clip from the Washington Euening
Reporter the following:
Among the invited guests 10 the Cen
tennial Celebration are the following
distinguished persons, many OF whom
have already expressed their willingness
of being present: Hon James q. Blaine,
Secretary OF State; Gen. Geo. Morgan
and Hon. Geo. W. McIlyaine, Of Ohio;
Cows. Hoyt, Of Pennsy and Jack.
son, OF West Virginia; Gen. II. II
Bingham, OF Philadelphia; Hon. B. II.
Bristow, ex Secretary OF the Treasury;
Hon. Jere Black; Judges Sterratt, Mer-
cur and Agnew; Gen. James A. Bea-
yer; Senator Wallace; Senator
Miller, OF California; Senator Harrison,
Indiana; Hon. James s. Rollins, Mo-;
Col. Blanton Duncan, OF Louisville;
Gen. Absalom Baird, U. S. A; Hon. j.
Addison Oliver, Iowa; Judges kirkpat-
rick, White and Stowe, OF Pittsburgh;
Governor Hendricks, Of Indiana; Hon.
John W. Garrett, Of Baltimore; Adju-
tant Gle; cral Drum, U. 5. A; Hon. A.
W. Campbell, Wheeling: Hon. Geo. A.
jerks, Clarion; Hon. James II. Hop.
kins and Col. X. NJ. Gibson, Gen. Harry
White; Surgeon General Hammond,
I. S. A; Hon. Ira j. Lacock. Kan
sas; Lawrence Minor, Esq, Waynes-
burg; Chris. W. Slsgle, ESQ.,; Hons.
Daniel Rider and FL. Campbell, Iowa;
Hon. w. 5. Snallenberger; Prof. W. h
Pendletou: Hon. Hiram Price, Iowa;
Judge Noah Mcfarland and Rev. Jonn
A. Anderson, Kansas; DR.. Joseph A.
Reed and John II. Hampton, OF Pitts
hurshi Hon. John Fl. Craig, Iowa; Hon.
John S. Wise, Virginia; Rev. G G Be-
atty, Steubenville; Judge Andrew Wy.
lie, Washington City; Rev. James Black.
d. d.; Hon. J. X. Ewing, Uniontown;
Prof. NJ. L Riddle. Hartford; Hon.
A. Louden Snowden, Philadelphia;
Rov. John s. Milligan and Hon NJ.
G. Acheson, OF Pittsburgh; Judge VIII.
West, Ohio; R,v. Fred. II. Wines, Hi
nois; Gen 5. b 0liphant, New Jersey;
Rev. r T. Taylor, Beaver College;
Judge G.. l. Prrshing; Rev. E. T JEFF:
ries, Westminster College; William
Thaw, Esq.
Among the noted and talented ladies
ere Mrs. II. n. Alexander, daughter Of
DR.. Brown and wife Of the celebrated
lawyer OF New York; Mrs. Rebecca
Harding Davis; Mrs. Lide Merriwether,
Mrs. T. l. Miles, granddaughter of
David Bradford the leader OF the whisky
instruction, and niece Of Jefferson
Davis, and many others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
An EarDarAfsino ofnt
Rights Der Wrongs ia way That Does
-.. Her Proud, .. e.

Rights Der Wrongs IA way That Does
-r.fE Her Proud. -.
A gentleman who hses in this city
gives ~ the following little account Of
romance that came under his notice q
u terrible time with servant girls at our
house for a long time, in short, We could
get no one that would suit rs, until one
day there came to our house great
strappiug, rosy-cheeked, healthy looking
girl who asked for work My wife at
first was little cranky with her on ar
count Of her trouble with other girls,
but she was finally told that she could
stay and at once went to WORK.
Talk about your servant girls,
Why, they don't, any OF them, bold
candle to that girl. She could do any
and everything. Well, to cuta long
story short, the girl began to grow un-
easy, and my wife began to suspect the
cause, but kept her counsel and awaited
developments, which soon began to ap'
pear. Well, things went on serenely
for few weeks, until one day the girl
ran screaming ioyfully to the door.
where stood a stranger to US, whom she
introduced as her sister. The sister
was domiciled with US for day or two,
and helped her relative in her duties.
At the end OF two or three days, our
girl informed my wife that she
would be obliged to 90 away for
a few days, and during her absence
her sister would stay for her. My
wife at first objected, but finally gave in
and the girl started away. We did not
hear anything from her for several days,
until one evening she came ID the house
accompanied by a clerical looking young
man whom she presented rs her hus-
band. Well. they stayed all night and
left the next morning. And now comes
the strangest part OF the story. The
young woman lives in one of the river
counties near this city, and some months
ago was courted by Winebrennerarian
minister, a young man who Was preach
ing powerful sermons and carrying on q
big revival in her neighborhood. The
young man abusing his high calling,
seduced the young girl aud then
left the country. She, almost
heartbroken, left him to come to this
city, where she worked until she had
earned money enough to follow him to
Pennsylvania. where she found he was
stopping, and then compelled him to re-
pair the wrong he had done her by mar.
rying her. The marriage over, they
again left for home in West Virginia,
and are now getting along finely. Rath-
er romantic, isn'titP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
STATE rAIR MATTERS,
What Is Ding on the Grounds -
Ruildinrs Eka-Ybe qr,rk

What Is d ling on the Grounds New
Buildings, Eto.-Pne Track.
Tue contract for the erection OF a new
dining hall on the Fair Grounds will be
awarded this week. The building is TO
be two story concern. the first Il ror 20
be occupied as the dining hall. 1t will
have seating capacity OF over one hun
dred. The second story will be used a.
dwelling for the restsurnnteur and
his family. He will also reside there
permanently and have charge of the
goods. Tnis building will be situated to
the left OF tie entrsncs OF the grounds
Machinery Hall and Agricultural Hall
aie completed, with the exception OF
hanging the doors Ali the other build
ings will be finished by the last Of the
week. The carriage drive is nearly ready
for the public and when completed pro.
per notice Will be given. The track is
one OF the best in the country and will
prove very attractive 10 racers. There
are over twenty-five horses in training
on the grounds at present and sccs ssions
are daily making. The stabl, are going
up a. rapidly as possible and when these
are complstesi msBy more horses will be
put on the grounds. The fence encios-
ing the grounds will be vhitexsshed
this week. The aquarium win befnished
at once. 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
The Greatest Remedy Known.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly The greatest medi.
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
Of suffering humanity. Thousands OF
once hopeless sufferers now loudly pro-
claim their praise for this wonderful
Discovery to which they owe their lives.
Not only does it posiiirCiy cure Consump-
ton, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all
affections OF the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers as if by magic. We do
not ask yop to hug large bottle until
you know what you are getting. We
therefore earnestly request you 10 call on
Logan, List & Co and get TRIAL bottle
for ten cents which will convince the
most skeptical oil its wonderful merits,
and show you what regular one dollar
size bottle will do. For sale by Logan
A. Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
Zig Wind storm Cominel

WAsHISG1oS, August 2.-lhs hurri.
cane reported Monday night near St
Thomas, West Indies, has pursued q
northyesterly course, and 10 now enter
ing the South Carolina coast; from this
time il viii probably pursue nore
northerly track. This mornins the ba.
rometer at Charleston was 90 ds inches.
q fall OF 81 inches In "a hours, and 2
inches in eight hours The maximum
wind velocities reported are: Charles
ton, As hours; east Smiehfeld, % miles.
Northeast telegrsphic eonmunieation 10
now interrupted BY the storm along the
North Carolina coast Storm display
signals are displayed as far north a.
Sandy Hook, and all shipping along the
North Atlantic coast 10 cautioned against
the probable approach Of this storm-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
TIVE Gator Boil Raoe.

Parties who lost their money by plsc-
ing II on Boil in the last race between
him and C!aior viii have az opporiu-
nifty OF getting even, il they use good
Judgment. Wickham, the auctioneer,
will sell pools on Thursdays race, ut
Lehnerts saloon, on Monday and Tues
day evenings next. On Thursday and
Friday evenings pools viii also be sold
on the Knoke. @ Hanlan rsee, which
takes place on Saturday, September 81.
Pol bnvers viii make g note of fills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
NoRrHroRr. Wis, Nav Q. 1879.

J mes 1. Fettotrs, Esq.
SR:-I have been using your medi-
cine for over year now and with the
hest effects, have used 10 bottles OF the
Hypophosphites, and it has made anew
man OF me. have been ailing over six
ysaIs wuh 9 number of diseases, but
lung diff ulty WAS the most prominent.
I have been under the care OF q great
many doctors, and have taken quantit-
les Of medicine without any apparent
benefit, but appeared to be still growing
worse and weaker until accidentally
came across one OF your circulars, and
was constrained TO Try your medicine,
and found its effects we're almost mag
ieal upon me, and / was q surprise TO
myself and frierds, having gained so
rapidly in flesh.
/ remain respectfully,
LAWRENCE DoRAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
GEN ERAL MARKETS.
LIVE sToCk.
SEiceo.

CaIcAso, August q. - The OrocrS
Journal bureau reports: Hoss-Receipts
II 900 head; shipments 1900 head: dull;
Workers firm; mixed packing 10
cents lower, at Sc. OOa6 40; light 81 40
68 Is; choice heavy 50 60(G7 05; cuils
and grassers 81 50@6 Is.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 400 head weak and dull; ex-
porters none;S6 00(S6 so; good to choice
shipping S. 50@6 90; common to talr
4 so; fat butchers 81 20@3 80; veal
calves 81 50a6 50; stockers and feed.
ers 81 IS; range cattle slow; through
Texans s. 00@3 rs; bali breeds and
natives s. 1904 80. The market closed
weak on all lower grades OF cattle.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market
weak and slow; common to choice "a ~
O. rs; common to medium s. 259S7s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29

IL active pursuit OF pleasure or gain,
the inestimable blessing OF health is too
often forgotten until disease is firmly
seated, and the fact only realized by
great bodily and mental suffering. The
Liver is the vulnerable point in most
persons, and the disarrangement OF the
organ involves almost the whole sys.
tenn; hence the reason why under the
Liver disease there is enumerated such
number OF sfflictions, and we claim
the Simmons Liver Regulator to be a
remedy for them all.
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.Sl5i 500 70

In all....................,,.., ..,.. SIS, 500 %
The proceeds ar Iiug from the sal. ~ tho Ia
bonds shall he ps "a 1ut 20 such person 1T Ie,.
sons ~ The Council Of said CITY * iii ,r,n, TN.
u lime sest: nroyideS bor.,ar IT,, " ~, TLn J.
OF the ssne shall Ia paid out for sny otheI nm
pose han for pa Ing GU t>tandIny aosting InJcbi.
edness as aforesaid, the redemption ofaid Ger
the city A. AZ, re,aid. 'uPpn W
SIC / There shal annually he ssse.s..s and
levied ,at the same time tbat Inc ,Jfv natss
Its annual assessment and leyyI a dirent 4. y
upon the real sad personal property asseS.cd Nv
said city Tor tsS atom 81 m ien, 10 az ~ ~
tet> q and PRINCIPAL of the boUds 10 ba in usa
under and by wine M ms ondin.,'oV N,s
Ing TO the requirements OF this oS,Iinsnrs and
the tenor and "a, CT Of the said bonds. which
ton w ali o,he, Il % th,t NAV he Isx,.i I'LL
sess. q for the heneNT nf Inc J, s vot
The said tax shall be collected in 4. ,Sms NM
Her as is provided by ,hs law and the orSiinsn.
real and personal prSperts' he Cauan,o, On u,
o. S4SR second Fi.y the ., ;id :, Si.t
Of The TAX Heretofore collected by him a. snail
requirements of this ordlnsi,c,. VI 1"e
&c J. The keceiyer of mo div n, w,..,t,,,
sha'l Oh % before ne htiecnih dsy Of n,,ol.a,
lsrt. and gu " heiJrc the d fifteenth dsy Of octo.
sS . ss ' have S5I 1set,S all al The
on acc not ci OF the direct iAx ISyied in n,,,.n.
tncc Of the requ!!euels OF This ordinance,
snd, u nesr.ssry he ,hall pay in addition ,here'
cr,dit 4 aid dy, an smtua, '1 ,Saie, 20 nc
mste the inI payment to ,s.d coinu. = .y,.s, Of
the sum q seyvn iaogssrd ava two doii.r ~
hisy cents tsT U2 81, .ins 6fty dollar $500
nun III eycssA o. the suao,in, reouirtd 10 nv
Me iniej--i coupons oii saii bonis. ana ar az
tsiore The htcanth ssy Of OctoLer, ia The yes.
ls!'r AM on az Hefofs no q. tecnih day Of cc,o
D eltFy yoaI tliertfgr Hnill sid 10 a. ,bsII
% iaily paid, he shall pay 70 the sa.d a. n mis-.
sioaers Al Of the money which mall ha We ihsr...
toiore bern paid 10 him on aocou n, OF aid 5000
Of any money, Of The city IN IL ND. I sn
amount SUFFICIENT 10 Ipsis IAs iulI ps,msnt An.
nualiy on the hrst day q Nov, Der q al DE In
tere.t conp<pis then coming due and an sddI
uonsl sun 81 NJ beast seyen thousand seyeu
Of honda The receipts Of the Md eommis.
,,oner. Tor The aid money. ,haJ be ned by me
hecsixst WIN me Clerk Of the ciiy ami sAiIi be
PIesttseu ~ hiin. ..f
5ac. o. Inc ssid com -stAionen, out q The
mopeys received ~ them from the Receiver un.
Ger thh oid,ss Pee, shall pay the coupons issusd
WI NJ bonds, a. they shall become due, and
o me ,Idn na of shy dollar per year and any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-29
Gnrman Inatrnntinn

Rev. DR.. NJ. Sessler, vino has been q
resident of our city for short time, is
known snd recommended to be good
and successful teacher Of the German
language. The Doctor is nov ready to
resume his private lessons and those
who desire to receive instruction are IT,
Suested to send in their application be-
tween now and September 9Th. The
Doctors lessons at the Female College
Sill not interfere with his private in.
ltruction. For iurthur information call
On or address Rev. DR.. NJ. Sessler, No.
Sl5 Market street.
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6P ECIAL NOTICE.

'rae Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"
UNION Mus, FLURIASSA Co., Va, |
April 2, 1881. {
Laughlin Bros. & Co;
GENTLEMEN send me at once
six dozen OF your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and it is the best
vermiiuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought l03 worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 60
to IS worms. The children had bsen
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are nov in good health.
Respectfully yours, .-...
DUDLEY l.. BosTpH.