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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
TO-MORROw'S RACES
Az Gre enbrier white suIphur sprl

Al Gre enbrier white sulphur Springs.
Tho following are the entries for the
races at GTeenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
whit Ia begin tomorrow:
Ucd Virginia Stakes, for twoyear- olds,
threequsrterS of a mile; 6 subs.
c. l.. Huut's Ch April Fool, by Intruder
Eta Powell, by Voucher.
l.. L. Stations t Faith, by Alarm
Beresina
s T. Randolrs b Owen Bowling, by
Tom BoliR g-War Over.
Connolly 4 Booths Oh Ida Pat, by Pat
Malloy-Fanchon.
b. G, Thomas CHI Queen Ban, by King
~Gan-War Rel.
b. G. Thomas Oh Pixies Pride, by King
Ran-Lou Pike.
White Sulphur Sweepstakes, for three-year-
old>, one and One-eighth miles, . subs.
kentucky Stables CHI Carolous (late
Drogeda) by Tom Bowling-Petty.
Kentucky Stables ii Clara, by The Ill
lsed-Camilla.
+ Beardslee's b Ellie H, by Pat Malloy
Penelope.
W. French's Oh Barney Aaron, by Cab
erlunzie, dam by Planet.
d. BcnSOn's ch Z Major Hughes, by Lever
Irene Sheppard.
Edgecombe Stables blk 6 Bantam, by
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
l.. l., Staton's I Mayfower, by Red
Dick-Mayday.
Connolly 4 Booths b Botherem, by
Buckden-Ph9be II.
W. ?. Burch's b 6 Homespun, by Enoree
Leah Y.
Grsenbrier Handicap: all ages; one and
quarter miles; Is subs.
c. L. Hunts CHI John Bayis, 6 yrs, by
Harry O'Fallen-Betty.
Z. l.. Hunts Is ID. Christy's) Oh Sam
Ecker, aged, by Harry O'Fallen-Flora Sd.
Z. BeardSlee's br z Manitou, 4 yrs, by
John Morgan-Queen of the West.
p NJ. Vests br g Lord Edward, yrs, by
Alsrm-Fsnnie Mattingly.
Edgecombe Stables br 0utcaSt, aged, BY
Leamington-0riana.
l.. L Stations b Mayfower, yrs, by Red
Dick-Mayday.
Connolly 4 Booths b Metropolis, 1 yrs,
by Nelocipede-Bell.
Connolly 4 Booths br Good Night, 6
yrs, by Enquirer-Lizzie G..
b. &. ThOmaf b Himyar, s yrs, by
Alarm-Hira.
r. G. Thomas ch Heglaz, yrs, by
Wayerly-Hira.
W. p. Burch's b g Col Sprague. S WIS, by
Calyln-Pauline Sprague.
W. ?. Burchs Ch m Helen Wallace, 4 yrs,
by Gov. Hampton-Fannie Fisher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
One Little Favor.

He had never told his love, their ac-
uuaintance had been very short one,
and when suddenly he had placed her
arms about his neck and imprinted a
kiss upon her rosebud mouth, she was
naturally startled.
"Sir," she said, "this is insutferable."
"Forgive mew he cried. al was mad
to act thus. Ibeseech you, pardon mew
mo, can never forgive you, never.
You have forfeited my friendship. You
must leave me at once and forever"
Vainly he plead; she was obdurate.
So glaring an offense could not be con-
doned.
And so he said he would go. His
whole life would be embittered, for he
felt that her image could never beeffaced
from his heart.
az will CO." he said sadly, "but before
! leave there is one boon that would
ask. ! feel that am not unreasonable
in desiring and expecting that you will
grant this one little final favor"
"What is it?" she asked, gently,
touched by his emotion.
won't you please take your arm
from around my neck?'-Cincinndti
Saturday Night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

res,.onse. The Evil One never atayD
I'm town In July and Augusk He
follows the rub Of the world b IL
watering places"
The Advance, Congregational, thu
indicates It's opinion Of Beecherss !aee
hereticai uttefance: 1--WE wage no feud
with the pastor Of Plymouth Church,
and we are not crying up Q cruaade
against him. We do not even advibe
bis brethren and his associates to cast
him out, but-up in the mining camps
out West, when q visitor stays alter hib
welcome has departed, they have o diA-
lectic way Of giving him hint: Il hope
YOU don't think any body'ss holdin' you,
do you: Well, they amt"
A religious paper makes o timely
suggestion to home musicians: "Thete
Is one thing for you who sing or who
play upon pianos, comets, ETC., to con.
slider In thk season. of open Windows,
and that 3 whether the pahlk 1i1Ain
q halfmile's raditn VIII be apn04o4 ~,
your noise. f you are not = tfoe mas.
ter Of your art sou would do vel TO shut
your window" This suggestion Is %
good that it ought TO be universally
tuWt
Daniel prayed with his windows opea
toward jerusalem you must open sash,
blinds, shutters and worry an unwilling
neighborhoOd with your noise.
The Telugus I'm India may be consid-
cred the most wonderfully receptive OF
any people to whom the gospel has been
preached by missionaries The entire
number Of Telugus Is q little less than
1900, 900. OF this number 100000
were living, In 1870, In the presidency
of Madras. There are 5000, 100 In the
Nizam's dominions. The remainder
live in the central provinces north OF
these dominions-in Mysore and Ia
foreign regions like Borneo, Mauritius,
etc., whether they have emigrated from
India. There are eleven missionary
societies laboring among them aud
more than fifty English and American
male missionaries engaged In the work
Bishop Nestor, of Alaska, the only
prelate of the Russo.(ireek Church Ia
America, Is reported As having com
mitted suicide ut st. Michael's, He WA
OF noble birth, and before entering the
church had been q lieutenant IN the
Russian navy. Afterwards he was en-
plcyed OH mission In Southern Europe,
and some three years ago was conse.
Grated bishop and sent over to take
charge Of the orthodox Christians on
the Pacific Coast. He was \ delightful
old man, with flowing white oeari,
and was held in high esteem by the
American bishops Of California and
Oregon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
Pluck VIII Win.
Charleston cal.

The Wheeling REGISTER comes TO us with
SUNDAY edition Of sixty-four columns
filled brim full of the news of the day.
This is certainly great enterprise for
MsSSrs. Baker Il Co., and one which reflects
much credit on their enterprise as journal
iSts. II seems as though our worthy
friends will never let up on enterprise. The
REGISTER is numbered among the great pa
pers OF the country, and worthily does it
deserve the fair name which it has gained.
We are proud that our State produces such
a great paper. The REGIsTER's staff is made
up of the best talent, and the paper will be
issued 565 times a year, and 1866 times,
leaving on the fraction, leap years. The
REGISTER is head, shoulders, and we might
SOY, body, tail and all, ahead of its COM
petitoys. Pluck will win.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
THURSDAY.

LOCAL.
Municipal Court meets.
HIGHEST thermometer 10. :,
Second days session OF EVangelie"
Lutheran Synod. -,
Harry stoehr meets with serious accident
on Elm Grove cars.
WORK on P, w. & Ky. railroad bridge
over creek progressing rapidly.
William Bates. q former resident oil th,S
CITY. killed by a train on the Centrai onio
road. = -, q
Certificate OF incorporation issued to the
IVsSt VIRGINIA Mining and Steel Manutac-
turing Company, capital Sl,OOO,eVO-
NuGHBoRHooD.
Attempted suicide at Mount Pleasant Pa.
Immense fossil serpent discovered near
Greensburg, Pa.
A blind man carries off little Steuoen-
vile girl. w
SEVENTEEN anniversary OF RocEhiu re-
union celebrated by about 500 people.
Dav of fasting and prayer on Moundsyille
camp ground for the success OF the meeting
Republicans of Second district nominate
Hon. W. Mason, of Taylor county, Tor
Congress.
Ia mocratic Congressional Convention OF
E;,St district nominates j. II. Good, OF thi9
city, for Congress.
Man named Webster killed by cars at
Coglin's switch, thirty-one miles east OF
this city on the B. Il ..
GENERAL.
A ,tarroute Jury nan get gloriously drunk.
The capitol at Washington undergoing a
complete renovation.
A paying teller robs Providence, H. l.,
trust company of $4,000.
A sunken cargo of copper found in the
barbor of Erie. Pa. Stuff worth over Sl5O<
UCO.
Republicans Of Garfield's old district re-
nominate Congressman Taylor by acclams-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
AUGUST ATTRACTIONS

In wheeling MNPk ess-Ftae Hratts-A
Variety sfvegesahles-splena Meees
and . General Coed Display 81 kas.
Rbles.
The display Of fruits and vegetables yes
tertlay morning in the Second ward market
ouse was one oi the finest our reporter
has seen in many years. The abundance
Of the Eastern peach crop has flooded our
market with a supply Of the richest and
finest fruit that We have yet seen there, and
the shipments have only cleyerly begun.
Peers and plums were also plentiful, but In
the latters case not So fine as usual. vege.
tables are very abundant and cheaper than
in mar. wears. rotato.. ,ou vr obtained AZ
a very low cost, while the largest heads Of
cabbage cost only five cents. Melons come
up the river daily by the Hat boat load and
ran hc purchased at ones own figures. The
attendance yesterday morning from the
time the bell rang until almost the close of
tho marSe. WAS unusually large and sales
were rapid and abunt:nt The tolioSins
lit shows the prevailing rates:
NFGETsBLrs.-Corn lUd l2lsc per dozen:
cabbage Sc per head; tomatoes 20c per peck;
onions 40@ Soc per peck; cucumbers i0c per
dozen; potatoes soc per bushel sweet pota-
toes l5c per quarter peck bets punches
for Sc; carrots punches for Sc; beans, yel.
low I5e per half peck; green i0c per half
peck; celery l0c per bunch ar three bunchcs
for DC: lima beans l5Cs2oc per quart; egg
plant l0tgi2Isc each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
FRIDAY.
LOCAL.

Highest thermometer 81.
Standards defeat the Crockery City nine
OF East Liverpool. Score 5 TOD.
Certificate of incorporation issued to the
Ohio Valley Telephone Company, OF Park
ersburg.
Fire department trotted out on exhibit
hilton. Every time man comes in from
the country the men must be called.
Fall of plastering at the City Building.
Officials imagine the venerable relic was
,umbling about their eaLs, and run for
their lives.
NEIGHBoRHOoD
Terrific rain storm at BellairC.
Marriage at Moundsville camp ground.
Il. s. District Court conyenes at Parkers-
burg.
Opening of Temperance Convention at
Mountain Lake Park.
BenwoCd man named MahoOd struck by
q Il. 4 .. engine, at Grafton.
It. Clairsyille man named Bales killed by
cars at Franklin Station, on Central Ohio
read
David Dick, of Bellaire, fined $50 for re
fu>lrg to obey summons to appear before
The Mayor. O..
Wheelers and laborers at Bowers &
Mtchell's brick yard, Martins Ferry,
strike for higher wages.
Dr. VI. ; Holt, of Weston, falls from a
window while in a state of sonambulism,
sustaining serious injuries.
GENERAL.
Heavy fighting near Ismailia.
\ Chicago confidential clerk goes wrong.
Missouri Republicans indulge in family
fight.
Arab Pasha accuses De LesSeps Of du-
phrity.
Fifiy-two news cases of yellow fever at
Brownsville. Texas. t
Lieut. Danenhower, of Jeanette fame, at
CapOn Springs, W. Va.
Chicagoans taking steps to tender re-
Ception to John Browns widow.
W Wheeling and Lake Erie road opened for
business between Toledo and Marietta.
EV Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island,
iortiiieS his house, lately sold by order of
court, and deties the law.
Two colored prisoners, while being trans
ported by rail. under guard of two officers,
near Jacksonville, Florida, are captured by
4 mob and riidled with bullets.
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WEDNESDAY.

est thermometer, s..
/ y three prisoners in Jail.
res Of great amount Of sickness IN
!! lall Canarls. ~
tolS accident to Levi Winesbnr, q
SIDE mil, man. 'Ns' =
ing OF fortieth SYNOD of the Evan.
Ll'heral Jhurch, " Ivan
a'i liioa, that two local mills won,d
win non'uniOn men. A romance
~ = SSeetesation Of Democrats leave city
~ :, T 1Tst District Congressional con-
NEIrHBORHOOp.
me- r Lemas'er attempts suicide at Par
d 4 nh ~ i; :. ?. Morris, a promising young
ina named Gallaher run over and R;n.,
s'ain at Wellsvilie, o. O''' -uu killed
6ir ~ man named Clkire accidentally.
'a.se.t near Weston, "'' 'uen'aA'y
y o. en-; G@arst, of Pittsburgh, re-
H. S'Io at Connellsyille, Pa.
4 o Is' post mOrtem examination u.Ja
-. county cattle dying OF plague,
! , >,;o, 70 First District Democratic
b a, Va. Convention commence To
f. ' T.S school Board let contrac, 70,
), cost st~ =, f;c q. house in Fifth ward. Al
krs51 aSc State Convention masts,.
\ e.sc, ~ and dominates Judge SnSSss
WHO" to the Supreme Bench.
H. GENERAL.
! 49, 80 increasing at Mt. Pleasant, P.
sSsI55 e duel With knives between two ;,
\ d soc,, made for striking mill mar,
H., ., pending Congressional act ION
n 'sctOE ~ ., official eroOkedness against
h. =, o. d, Carson City, Nevada, T nipt'
on'0 river pilots against rule
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
Marked with Strength, vIgOr and
Sprightliness.
WdyIle Advocate.

The Wheeling REGISTER is now issuing a
Sunday edition of that valuable paper which
is marked by the same strength, vigor and
spriehtliness Of the other issues. The
daily REGISTER is indispensable to the news
paper and business men throughout the
State, and no farmer should try to get along
without the weekly or Sunday issue. Farm
ers, AXE your county paper, and the REGIS
TER and you are master of the situation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
rhe Register Displacing the Enquirer


The Wheeling REGISTER, ever enterpris-
ing, has commenced the publication of
Sunday morning paper of siItyfour COL
umns capacity.
The REGISTER, we understand is fast dis.
placing the Cincinnati Enquirer, in our
city, as it should, being of our own State,
and publishing every day more Parkers-
burg news than the Cincinnati papers pub
lish in weeks issue, and being several
hours earlier in arriving We trust the
REGIsrER's enterprise will be appreciated
and handsomely rewarded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

one presented to Supervising Inspector
pumont.
Three unknown men attempt to DiSs up
a family at Columbus, o., with an iniei"a1
machine. 49,.
Simon Cameron makes pubic =
ment that q combination exlstS va EN-.
the Pennsylvania Independents ~i"
Eastern anti-tariff men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
U.aadviIIe.s Load.

Leadville will produce 1900 tons of
lead this year. Her output was 2, 900
tons for the first six months. Utah's
output will be 5000 tons in advance Of
last year, or 5000 tons Nevada will
show a falling of, while Missouri is on
the increase. Arizona will also be a
large producer for the last half Of this
year. The outlook for an advance in
price Is not brilliant at this time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
Japanese Junks Disappearing.

According to native japanese paper
the picturesque old junks which have
so often figured in stories and pictures
of maritime life in the far east are rap
idly disappearing, at least as far as
Japan is concerned. Ship building in
japanese style is so far giving place to
foreign construction that by and by
there will be no such thing as a Junk,
except in paintings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
II HSDAN.
I De- 49,.

LItNL.
he's, thermometer. n.
s4mc, OF base ball played in city.
ka'y .a5orerS leave city to work on
and BIckhaulpu railroad.
or tire ladder tested ny council cgm-
, who recommend it, purchase.
|eu,ar monthly meeting Of city Coun-
t.atOr lire ladder purchased for $50.
i",e son Of James Garrity. OF North
'tIng, hasa narrow escape from drOwn-
meeting OF directors OF Fair Associ-
} rr,p.y,> q, invite President Arthur,
". Hancock. ten. Grant, ten.
'nan, and Gen Nc 'Icllan to be present
alrt pate in the centennial celebra-
Of The last siege Of Fort Henry, on
hmntr IL.
NElDHGORHooD.
b,ira convention at Washington,
l'a iDr. Dudley Woodbridge, Of Bel,
are school Board meets in special
ing chase after horse thieves at
Ef'slr K.
rn1al election Of directors Of Mounds
'amPmeeting Association.
hoNtacc Gibson, Democratic Con-
."t uomuec, screnaded at Parkers-
or seventy boilers and rollers in
10 and .Etna mills announce their
TO take situations in mills near
GENERAL.
,"'erl Of horrible triple murder in Il
Pcs strike in cumberland coal region.
P-rlU an end.
Homestead Steel Works, near Pitts.
!, shuts down. go ''''
Faie OF Pittsburgh workingmcn fixed
p'-i' av the 18th.
e horses in training for the Cars
d Killed by Nihilists.
newspapers describe the oc,ups-
We sue canal by the English as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
The PAST WEEK.
-, ross On in Our Busy World
l.. Review Of the Noteworthy
ssg.,a ai,gs of the Past Six Days
Day local, General and Neigh
borhoOd,
SUNDAY.

II Vel
/ .,Ss, cool and delighttul' ,,.
g. Horubrooks Park not Is s's"'
a-,,ious Sundays. In
Es'1 ., .iy h 5urs Of morning
.umocr Of people out Of lo%n ,i AZ
~ ~. Tcsmpmeetings at MoundSSl''e
P''' - in North Wheeling Glass
&, preparatory to rs'"m'"S '
,,,,-. visit the shoe store of Car
u '.' '', south side. and succeed IN
4 ,usy with about -"
xgruHBoEHoop.
. "a. MIS-. James FentOn, at Martins
4 E., car, OF reaches pass through
/ IT,, ....., OF Garfield Hall at Quaker
o" ,2...,nl people at BurF's Mills
lux. lin, Of disgust over action oil
fne.a.. . ,''I ~ '.in,mrrling Association IN
tnt'' ne III ~" tickets. and declining TO
I r,r,on, without them
GENERAL.
] .. II III, i, til. hear, OF Chicago,
y, >,.io,.ura,d by English troops
/ ,.r.ner,and. Md, miners resolve to
T.. -... D, Italian railroad employees,
-. lg .,,r.c hy British in force re-
-, A.anJ. jruupS.
f..f.l bnmbardmeut Of the Abou iir
4 ,a,atur,dhy British.
II driver boy, strike in the Fe"n'!''
= ~. -, rrg.. II spreading
4 ,rs-..nn vessel searched by Span
I lines 10 ubau waters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
CLEAR SOUP.


Larded Ducks Succotash.
ste"ed s1nas ah To-, ra men Fo'A'"oA'
CAKE
sorn
~" 'oV''
Take the fat from your soup-JeIIy; pour
into pot ana heat unui you can .train u
on rom inc meat W, up 'ne Ihnei -.
son with SAT- ana niue splee; anu pus
back on the ice. Ihefe Is snii Seisune
enough In II TO make ~ valuable. Doll snd
skim your soup two or three minutes. ana
add small cup of German sag" which has
been soaked In little water one hour.
When clear serve.
LARpEp DrCK~-Aner cleaning and wash.
ing, lard the breasts oil pair OF dncks with
narrow strips OF bacon. lou must have 2
isrd,ng,necdie ior ,nlt since oo'n ehas o.
inc Iaruo2ns mus. p':lee' Upon 'ne ta"s
surIa.s. ''si VII, ,u" nv W. axhra,L Pd he
Sbstra.,ing cup o. leiy uon youI soup
stock, thinning u with broil,ng wa'er sod
seasoning ~ add chopped onion ana
glass OF laret stew hhii nm hour OF untu
tender: dish; take the TAT from tue gravy:
thicksn, broil and pour ball over the ducks
and rest into hoat.
sroooTAsn.-Eight ear, OF oorn-the
grains cut OH about pint OF Lmn oesns'
one tablespoonful OF favored butter; pep
per and talt one cnpof milk; bfoal corn
and beans for nearly an hour 10 enough
broiliDg water 10 cover them turn uiis OH:
add the milk when TINS beau, botef' pe6-
per snd salt simmer Ten minutes.
STIwED Squash. Fare. SEED, quarter ano
oo4k soft ~ broil,ng sai,eo waTr pour Wv.
OIL, and hdd o lew tsbiespooniuso ?, strained
gravy from your ducks, Or any Other you
may have; beat ore squash TO pieces 10 the
saucepan season WEI. snd s ,h.u on H;.h n
ana s,noo'm ~ sPl.s ssne ueh o'sa uP""
c' W VI W., % nh ms' anS n,,,o,. ,.. ~,
III. ,,..I , lsop ,o a Ia,Ic' rn,ion
pouno; ssas ,oc' Ioa.' nG; m 'auon
seak En, suo'ms w. 1870 nv
sss. ana ~, smst 20 ,nJ. .,,d"s. IT,.
So., ns ,n,. sir.s 49,.
Iast o osceani i'9nc, D s,M!ys A .ncA ~
oi1, sySsoU, JouIx. H'eS0 s D' NV
a. 70 3sav. ~, , ,.
s p 1871 ~. ~ ~
ioc quar-, psscn' peSoy 80
peJh sPP,es ~ 0sna - 49,. ~ ~
l rn .na 60 W =" a,,,r. 80 .i,s' r..r.7sc
~ A. a." "o. nect .ccordinr 10 onsiitr: Nal.
Ferries ioc : ansrt and scarce; Lemons. two
T l1t &c, o'snses ~ ~ 80. 3o "a o..
oipFHsp, ~ "u's'' s'sfS'' s"' S
aduaei H.. s.r,t,.
Sn.b ToI1IoE-Iu. On ~ Dunns ~
ana sh .a y; ana , oy 20 80 .... Ap Rs,ns ,J%
,h'vS ~ up W S's
,ne i n. I'll .ns. ~ a. ~.
pieicss the IaIee.t sn,y. .uIn Sn .Ds .
yer men s"iP On ue sns no y
are S'n m;, n,;,.d t",M 1870. , Us ~
fn,Aeo sI.n mIncso ps'ss<J PPpe' s"'
saiS serve very bot :, q,
pEAcH ICE CIn-One guar ot HcI
milk snd - mucn sses. cIeem eor
,ugsr; sfGs:i quart o ~nPs pSseoS
paleo aDo GUY Amsn, 49, - . ~ ~. FL
ring steadily hftscn mieeto, o. nnui y
bas thickened well; wen pertscuy eosd
sdd The cream. nake the ctistard on hst
ufdsy. snd eet IN lee essfy sunday nora
ing; heat IN the cream md put al In N
old. fssbi0ned upright freezer. 1T IN ~
pail; put block Of lee within Q stout
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
SURF BATHING,
As laduIged in on the Beach at
Ocean City.

Our Correspondent Grows Eloquent Over
this Delightful Pastime-Ths hscel-
Ianeous Manner in Which High
Toned Society is Mixed
Up by the Waves.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
Marion Hsrland in her excellent Dinner
Year book gives the following
BILL ~ fARE
For the Fourth sunday In August.

Clear Soup.
Larded Ducks. SuccOtash.
Slowed squash. BOILED Potatoes.
Peach Ice Cream.
Cnka
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

and when he goes out on business with his
bill OF goods on Broadway, or John street,
or Fulton avenue, or Atlantic avenue, he
will be in infinite peril and no one but the
everywhere present God can see that man
through. on. they talk about the catA.
combs of Naples, and the catacombs OF
Rome, and the catacombs Of Egypt-the
burial places under the city where the dust
tell YOU Brooklyn has its
catacombs, and New York its catacombs,
and Boston its catacombs, and Philadelphia
its catacombs and they are the underground
restaurants. full of dead mems bones and
all uncleanness. Young man, you know
il, God help Won.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

Since my visit here have had the good
fortune to meet quite number of gentle
men of note and prominence from different
parts of the country and form an agreeable
acquaintance with some of them. hsve
seen and met Bishops Beckwith, of Geor.
gia, and Lay, of the eastern diocese of
Maryland. The former is very approach
able, is an eloquent orator, close
student, profound thinker, and speaks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

cannot forhear word in favor OF our
house 1t is thoroughly and spcndidly
managed by Mr.. Tracy, and his three cour-
teous and gentlemanly clerks. Mr.. Welch.
of Keyport, New Jersey; Mr.: Wclck, of
Annapolis, Md, and Dr. F. NJ. Eccles, OF
Baltimore, Md, to all Of whom We owe
many obligations, and here, with much
gratitude, express our thanks for their
many fayors.
And now
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