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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08
APROCESsION OF PERSONS
Passed i'm Review Before Their Friends
Our Readers.

Col. Alex Campbell is in the city.
BILLY" Wheat is here on visit from
New Mexico.
W. H. Guerin, OF the Chicago and Alton
road, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, of Washington,
Pa, is home from Mt. de Chantal.
DR.. Schafrraneck, of the ST. Johns church,
has gone on three weeks Southern trip.
Mr.. Harry A. Samuelson and bride, OF
Chicago, passed through the city, yester-
day.
Mrs Jacob of Lexington, Ky, is in the
city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Al. ;.
Harden.
VIM. b, Tunstall, the commercial Balti-
MORGAN, is i'll the city, stopping at the
Mcclure.
Capt. n. u. Helmick, Secretary OF the
Marion Machine Works, at Palatine, is reg
istercd at the st. James.
Mr.. George L. WelshonS, recently of the
Pittsburg Dispatch has accepted position
on one of the Cleveland papers.
Misses Kate Hornbrook and Belle Potts,
of the Female College, departed for their
home, in Powhatan, to spend Easter.
Col. John Mccullough, of Short Creek,
was visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Cornell an exceedingly
pleasant young lady of Chicago who has
been visiting Miss Laura Harden, returned
home, yesterday. A delegation of her
friends accompanied her to Benwood.
A. W. Gilmore, treasurer of the Chicago
Car and Roofing Company, and interested
in the new galvanizing works adjoining
the Whitiker mill was in the city, yester-
day, visiting his partner, Mr.. Aldrich, hay
ing just returned from a flying trip to
New York.
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A Slim Meeting. But a Start Taken.

The fact that a meeting would be held
last night, at the Fourth Street Church, for
the purpose of organizing society for the
prevention OF cruelty to animals, was not as
general as might have been, and in conSe-
quence there was q very slim audience
present. Mr.. W. p. Wiley was called to
the chair and Melvin Richards made secre-
tary.
No one had the law Of the State, or could
quote it, but Rev. Masden read extracts
from the bylaws of the Allegheny county
society, which gave general idea of
the organization necessary and
on his motion committee on
organization was appointed. Nominations
we're made and the following elected:
Judge Cranmer, Mrs. Trilnble, Col. Hugh
Sterling, Robert Luke and DR.. Hancher.
There was no discussion of the objects or
material workings of the proposed organi-
"a ton, and the meeting adjourned until
next Friday night at which time perma.
nent officers and plan OF organization will
be reported.
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A.. .,a -,l. With the understanding
Thai tbe firm will make cut Of rom
no ner cent through the foreman Oh esS.
denertment in which piece WORKERS arg FL
Moved The niece workers employ then
pwn belpers, and the cut Of to ~ per cen'
will be on the net amount earned " n
or the amount left after his help or neiPei'
are paid. .,;,
The nail plate rollers OF the Mneeni;S
and Pittsburg district held q me @ S,ha
this city, yesterday, at MGLain i n
various lodges being well repres are q
The object OF the meeting was TO PrePaIe
scale for the coming year, which must oe
Submitted by June LIST. Inc scaie "
nrenared. but, of course, was not ms Az;
ppublic There is a difference between tnls
CITY and Pittsburg of Ii cents on the Pres
emf scale in favor of Pittsburg, ana IL - oe
I;eyed the new one will increase our price
to make them the same. :,
There is a general complaint among the
mill men this week about the hot wea1nei.
About one-third of them are on the sieh
list, and green substitutes nave 70 tane
their places. Should the weather conunues
SO warm the mills will be very snor. y.
GOOD hands. Several of the mills nave 10
sston some of their heating furnaces on ac-
count of not having heaters to run mem.
About eight good heaters could nna GU
ployment in the mills now.
Prof. Eastwood. of Bethany College, mas
patented machine for MANUFACTURING u
new patent chalk crayon. Mr.: Waro, tne
pattern maker at Redman Co; s, mas got
ten up a pattern and J. A. Dunnlng Is
moking the machine. The chalk cray9h
proposed to be made will write on pousn-
ed surface and may be carried in the pocS-
ct without rubbing. The patentee expects
great things OF the new chalk.
wv. Ward, pattern maker at Redman q
Co.'S. has gotten out two patent devices lor
heating irons, ETC.. by CRATE, that are ex,
cellent. They attach to crate bar ana
stand either over or in front Of the fire, ana
for cooking. heating, or for toastlng oread'
are admirable.
Some of the nailers at the Riverside are
not satisfied with the way the nails are
"put out" on them which are cut by the
self.feeders. They claim that the nails
t:nnt out" TO be picked over are as "regu'
lar" as those cut by the men on the ma
chimes.
The Belmont mill has sent an order I'd
Thompson & Hibberd to place new pump
| in their we'll west of the main building, as
| the old one is broken and will not work
which compels the men to use for drink
| ing purposes water that is not wholesome,
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BRIDGEPORT.

John Watkins, Jr., is home from Toledo
on short visit.
Mrs. Ida Bosom, of Columbus, o., is WIS.,
ting Mrs. Tallman.
Miss Ide Troll, of ST. Clairsville, is enjoy
ing few days with Miss Mamie Cooke.
Miss Maud Newland of Martins Ferry,
spent yesterday with the Missesi chapman.
The literary society tackled the Chinese
question last night Strong arguments
were produced on each side and the debate
was quite spirited for time, .,
Mr.. +. P. thinner yesterday presented
every child under ten years of age with a
colored Easter egg. Quite an enterprising
advertising scheme.
Burglars entered the residence OF Mr.
Sam Junkins on Thursday night, but did
not take anything but some eatables in the
cupboard. $685.,
Robbers forced an enterance through 4
rear window into X. J. Alexanders, on
Thursday night. An overcoat and silver
knives, forks and spoons were taken. The
overcoat was found, in the morning, in a
vacant lot near, but the silyerware has not
been heard OF. II is thought that
other houses were visited, but their efforts
were unsuccessful.
Some persons amused themselves shoot
ing rats near the creek bridge, yesterday
afternoon,
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, April s, A. N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, light rain,
followed by partly cloudy weather; north
east to southeast winds, lower barometer,
stationary or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather;
northeasterly shifting to easterly winds;
lower barometer, falling followed by rising
temperature.
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3Ihrrlinn Remission
SATURDAY, APRIL :, ISS2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Grand Opening To-Day. Brilles.
For Sale-BelmOnt Nail Company Stock.
Wanted-Fifteen or Twenty Boys.
Confirmation Suits-D. Gundling 4 Co.
Neutchatel CheeSe-H. +. BehrenS.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Time Table
Third Page.
Book Beer-Reymanu Brewing Company.
Manufactured Lumber-BeltZ Il Flading.
Beautiful Bird CageS-G. W. JOhnson's
Sons.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Saloon.
The Best Cooking StOyes-B. Fisher X
Sons.
TobaccOs-Edward Reid.
Early Rose POtatOeS-Bridge Corner Gro
Gerry.
Something New at Lash's.
Book Beer and LUuCh-JaCnb Nunse.
Delicious Oranges and Lemons-Alex.
Chapline.
Fishing Tackles. T. Hersey.
Letter List.
Make Home Beautiful-Miller Il Franz
heim-[LOcal Page
The Esthetic in NeCkwcar-T. c MOirat
x Co. Local Page.
Those Who Have Honest. Mendel x
Co.-ILOcal Page
Planning Mill Work-W. \. Wilson
local Page
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GRAND JURY.
List OF Jurors Drawn 10 Serve on Mon.
day Next.

The following gentlemen have been
summoned TO act as Grand Jurors for the
Circuit Court, on Monday next:
Liberty-S. s. Jacob.
Triadelphia-Hugh Clark and Lucius
HOge.
Washington-Chris. Hess, A. T. Garden
and W S. Goshorn.
MadiSon-J. S. Welty.
Clay-P. i. Dobbins and Bcnjaman Fish
er.
Union-J. r. Acker.
Centre-John Butterfield and J. S.
Hutchinson.
Webster-John G. Hoffman and Stephen
Clark.
Ritchie-Wm. c. Handlan and Martin
Fisher.
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And general E..rel... I. y. cA-rss'''

n 81 RnAR0L EsRoEChDcB - ~ Ns-eASoSD
s tomorrow will be Easter Sunday. The
solemnity of the past week will give way
Church bells will ring out the glad refrain,
.iChrist has arisen" The s0mbre draperies
viii be succeeded by bright flowers, sym.
hol;caI of the resurrection and the music
will be in joyous and exultant strain to
Tn some of the churches, the Catholic
and Episcopal, special music Will be sung,
fbe anthem predominating. AT 81. Mat.
tbey's there will be morning payer at
o'clock, communion and connImaSoh q.
1880, and celebration OF the Sunday Schools
atSA. NJ. At the Z A. N. services the music
ssth Hymn (cIarionl. ::..E E. F. Ri p,aI
Anthem-Christ Our Passover burnoP
Gloria buch ~ - ~
Benedctus PsiasiIsna
lQ3rd ''' asa.n
10th '''''' ''''-'''
1920 a. n.
Festival TIE .;;rrsdss
na T,S1
Gloria in EXcelsis....-............-. .!oid Chant
A gospel temperance meeting will be
held at Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50. The Rev. G. +. Hite will deliver
There will be communion services at the
English Lutheran Church tomorrow. at
1880 A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ In the morning
there will be baptismal and confirmation
service, and in the evening sermon by
the pastor from Cor. II, "a: This do in
remembrance OF me-" Sunday school at
DEE. A specially arranged Easter service
international Sunday school lesson:
Mark 6, 1929. Subject: Death OF John
At the Zane Street NJ. E. Church, special
Easter services. In the evening Rev. u. X.
Copeland will preach on "A Visit to the
Tomb of Christ" and in the evening ON tue
"Messiah's Universal Reign" Sunday
School at2p NJ. Strangers cordially well
First Presbyterian Church, services at
10 30 A, NJ. and 7:30 P. N. The Rev. G. T.
Masdep and Rev. y. A,Cunningham, D. D.
will exchange pulpits in the morning, each
preaching on the subject OF the resurrec-
lion. In the evening the pastor OF the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church will have for his
subject Herods Birthday Banquet and Ball.
There will be service morning and even.
ing at the Reformed Episcopal Church
Mozart HALL Rev. J: +. Curtis will ofh-
Fourth Street NJ. l.. Church-Prayer
meeting Sunday, 6 A. NJ. Preaching 1880
M by Rev. DR.. Cunningham, and 80 r.
NJ. by the pastor, Rev. c. 2. Masden. Sum
day School 2P. NJ.
At 1890 A. NJ. tomorrow an Easter ser.
vice will be held in the First Baptist
church, consisting of special songs by the
Sunday school and sermon on the resur'
rection to the children by the pastor, Rev.
]. b. milford. Sabbath school at 9 P NJ;
pastors Bible class at the same hour Al
E:30p. NJ. course of sermons on the
sacred Mountains" will be inaugurated;
theme of the evening discourse, MI.
Ararat." At the close of the sermon two
persons will be immersed A general invi-
tetion is extended to all services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08

WM ScHwERTFERGER,w whose trunk and har-
ness mandatory is located at l146 Main
street, offers, at cost the splendid and styl-
ish set OF English double coach harness
which he exhibited at the late State fair
and which attracted so much admiration.
Any one needing a double set Of harness
will find bargain in the above at the prices
asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08

THE Schmulbach Brewing Company will
issue to their customers to-day and Mon
day the first brew of their celebrated Err
LANCER Beer. This beverage is attaining all
extensive and deserved popularity.
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4 should like you to attend my
opening all next week of the
latest styles i'm Gentlemen's
Clothing Tor the Spring and
Summer. L.. G. HlfSCh,
No. 1910 Market Street.
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DR.. FRAZlERS
Root BitterS =!
MEDICAL

Fraxiers Root BitteI are not dratn-ehop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and segu-
lar, make the weak strong, heal tbs lune1
build mp the nerves and cleanse the blood and
system Of every impunty:
tending 70 Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fsysr and
Ague, Dropsy, PimPles and Blotchea, Scrofu.
lous Humogs and Sores, letter, Ring Worn,
White Swelling, Eryhpelas, Bore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or Do.
bility caused from imprudence, and 70 females
in delicate health, Frasierb Root Bittsn ase
bY. Frazier: have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitter. for Dyspepsia, Dtsxisss, Week.
nezs and Kidney Disease, and they did ne
more good than the doctors and all the msdi.
cine ever used, From the drxs dose took
began 20 mend, and / am now In perfect
health, and feel - well ~ ever did. con.
sider your medicine one Of the greatest %
ble0anEh hRS. u. AAkIIN
Cleveland, O
Sold By all druggists sveSyvhsrs q u0 -
bottle.
Logan Co., Agents, WISHING, ". Va.
q O Hamilton, Agent. Bsllairs. o.
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The first edition of the cele-
brated ERLANGER BEER of
the Schmulbach Brewing Com
pany, will be issued to-day and
Monday to all the customers.
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of imported millinery, on Saturday, April
Sth. Speciality - Trimmed bonnets and
round hats.
Have removed to No. 1141, Main street,
two doors above old stand. NJ. V. KELLAR.
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at SchnepTs Opera House drug
store:
FRIDAY.
ISL lSS1
TAM. EN-. pm. TP.N. TAM. $P.N7P.N.
10 Is Is u % IS 81 %
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Cinnamon Cake.

Take three-quarters of cup of butter,
two cups white sugar, three eggs well
beaten, one cup sweet milk, one teaspoon
full pure ground cinnamon, four cups of
flour having mixed in it one measure
BANNER" Baking Powder; bake in long or
square pans; have ready oue-quarter cup
mon mixed in stiff enough to spread; pnt
it on the cake as soon as taken from the
oven.
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SunrE good cigar while you are at y.
You can't fail tn get ono il you go TO IL.
Meder & Bros, Market street, below Nc
Lure House. and it won't cost you much
aifbor
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WE are constantly receiving New
Call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elSeW here. W. N. Rinehart a
Bro, I2i5 Market street, Telephone A
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FoR an after-dinner smoke get one of
those five or ten cent cigars, sold by H.
Meder 4 Bro, below Mcclure House, on
Market street
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Ong,& HammOnd'S ParlOr Shoe
Store, 1912 Main street, opens
a new stock of best goods on
Saturday. Prices the lowest.
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ALL frst-claSs saloons keep Smiths
Cream Ale. A most delightful beverage, a
remarkable tonic and magnificent graduator
of dyspepsia or weakness OF the digestive
organs.
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II you wish good. wholesome, nutritious
bread every time, buy Charter Oak Flour.
1t nere fails. Robert Simpson, 1910 Main
street.
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TEAS, Tobacco, Coffee, Sugar, Rice and
Charter Oak Flour at 1910 Main street.
Robert Simpson.
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In some OF the cities given, there are
separate trades for what are here Jumped
together. For instance, plumbing and gas
fitting are here one trade.
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IF your stove needs repairing 60 to John
ODonneil, 1o6l Market street.
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DISCIPLES of Gambrinus will be delighted
10 learn that the Schmulbach Brewing
COMPANY will issue the first brew of their
celebrated Erlsnser Beer to-day and Mon
day.
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THE customers of the Schmulbach Brew
ing Company will receive to-day and Mon
day the first brew this season OF the cele-
brated Erlanger Beer. This delightful bey-
ersge will undoubtedly find large Gus
tom,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08

The finest cigars for the least money at
H. Meder & Bros. below the Mcclure
House on Market street.
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SMITHS Cream Ale will tone up your sys-
tenn, make you CHEEKY, happy and health
fnl
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\ ROMANTIC young girl of Wheeling.

ALL smokers articles at II. Meder &
Bros, below the Mcclure House, on Mar
Ept street
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THE largest and most complete stock OF
Teas in the city, can be found at g. 8.
Feeney's, No. 14l0 Main street.
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SyRUPs. Molasses, Spices, Soaps, Wooden
Ware and Charter OAK Flour at 1910 Main
street. Robert Simpson.
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IFyou smoke go to H. Meder & Bros. be-
low the Mcclure House.
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Ladies', call and see my Fine Kid
Button, worked holes" for SIPS.
Fine Kid Opera Slippers for Sl.00.
]. T. STONE,
lao Main Street.
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MILLINERY opening at E. Rody's, lll9
Main street, to-day.
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4 MAN couldn't sleep well at night,
And his wife, who was awfully bright,
Did her husband prevail,
To try Smiths Cream Ale,
And he slept like top till the morning
hight.
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No purer or more healthful beverage was
ever made than Smiths Cream Ale,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08

The largest and most complete stock Of
Teas in the city, can be found at G. S.
Feeney's, No. 14l0 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08

REYMANN's Brewing Companys esle
brated Book Beer Monday. Don't you for
get il!
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THERE was an aesthetic young man,
Who was built on the Bernhardt plan,
But now he don't fail
To drink Smiths Cream Ale,
And he's daisy" since he began.
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
the New Mcclure Sample Rooms
daily.
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WORK AND WAGES.
Matters of Interest to Capital and
Labor.
A Comparative Statement of Wages
Coming Labor Scales Of Prices
Nail Plate Rollers Meeting
General Matters.

With some little pains has been prepared
the following table, giving comparative
statement of the wages paid in wheeling
and elsewhere for useful labor:
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JOHN 0'DoNNELL will sell you q stove at
foundry prices, 1861 Market street.
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BAKING POWDER.

THE great family beverage, Smiths Cream
Ale. Try il.
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Go to II. Meder 4 Bro. $ for your tips and
stogies. The best in the land.
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MILLINERY opening at Z. Rody's, III9
Main street, to-day.
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BETTER than medicine in the family is
Smiths Cream Ale.
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II you have feeling OF "goneness" in
your stomach in the morning or at noon, or
night take glass of Smiths Cream Ale.
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PERusA, by giving health, also gives
beauty.
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SDring Oneuing.

JOHN O'DoNNELL's is the place to buy
your tinware cheap. 10Gl Market street.
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MILLINERY opening at L. Rody's, lll9
Main street, day.
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but II III WVIIt WWdy,
On three glasses "A day
Of Smiths ale which causes no reelin0
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. James Hotel. spriI :. 1882


G \ Kellengen. BALTIC + w Force, Cleveland
II 4 Brymer and wife, Il Cameron, Mansfield
Columbus w Mitchell, Zanesv'e
j L Martin, CinCinnri II Mccall, Barnesvi'e
y ID Helmick, Pa G A Umstead, Now
q b Bryan, Phila MartinSville
W Chamberli, Buffalo w Norman, Cleveld
a Monypenny, New T H Morris, Bellaire
Cumberland Z L Ensign, Phila
John Hanna, city L Z Bradford, Grafton
w Cushing, city tn Smallwood'Graf
Berry Merchant, city Il E Cole, Grafton
q j Stewart, Warren + W Wiegand, Elyria
l. A Block BALTIC I'M Thomas, Pa
& K RoSaand wife, city ID 4 Woods, New Castle
r A Lane, BALTIC r Hume, Cumberld
w Williamson, Pitts \ V Rider, Unionport
G Smith, Wellsburg q II Robinson, NY
May Caldwell, Wells ] I Mckay. Sidney
burg ] NJ Kirk, city
Thos Mong, city J P Frances, Newark
a J FleSher, Murrysv'eW Arters, Pa
Cannon, Chicago b Hinzer, Ky
+ Rulings, OIL City A B Cole, New York
L z Homes, Pa VIM Morgan, Ind
q B Teams, Pa W H Wheeler New
JTTownsend, Pa Martinsville
VI CaSsna, Pa Tillie Adams Pitts
j q Adams, Pa RW Cooper Ravens
y b Walker, Pa wood
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LEvEE LACONICS-
News From the River and the watel
Craft

News From the River and the Water
Craft.
The Bachelor leaves foo Pittsburgh to-
day.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
Business on the landing was very lively
yesterday.
The Chancellor passed down yesterday
en- route for Charleston
The Pres Ellison Will 90 into the Martins
Ferry trade against the Little Anna to-day.
The J. ii. Mcconnell light and the Belle
Prince, with two barges 81 slaves, passed
up yesterday.
The St. Lawrence arrived yesterday morn
ing with a very large trip, and will leave
to-day for Cincinnati.
The river fell yesterday about 3 inches,
and at dark was stationary, the mark show
ing I feet inches of water in the channel.
PITTsBURG, April River feet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
srEuBExvuLE, April River feet 10
inches and stationary. Cloudy and pleas.
ant.
THE great want OF the age is supplied in
the good Eve cent cigar sold by II. Meder
4 Bro, Market street, below the Mcclure
House.
II you have feeling Of ''goneness" in
your stomach in the morning or at noon, or
night, take glass OF Smiths Cream Ale.
MAN couldn't sleep well at night,
And his wife, who was awfully bright,
Did her husband prevail,
To try Smiths Cream Ale,
And he slept like top till the morning
hight.
MILLINERY opening at E. Rody's, 1ll9
Main street, to-day.
PERusA, by giving health, also gives
beauty.
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lryou chew, buy your tobacco at H.
Meder Il Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08

THE great want OF the age is supplied in
the good Eve cent cigar sold by H. Meder
4 Bro, Market street, below the Mcclure
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-08
Grand Opening Lunch and Rock Beer.

Next Monday Mr.. c. r. Behler will give
grand opening lunch with mock turtle
soup, at his new place, No. l4l7 Market
street, where he expects to see all his old
friends.