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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
HElLAIkE.

Heywood's Mastodon Minstrels at City
Hall next Wednesday night
The Lucas did big business yesterday:
Many Bellaire people will take in the
Woodfield Fair this week.
DR.. West and Jack Randolph took in st.
Clairsville yesterday.
Miss Emma Gorbay has returned from
Chicago, and the Mayors office is cores
pondinGly happy.
A. T. Bowie is again on tie streets.
The water works which suffered so Sc
verely by fire on Saturday night was Wis
tied by hundreds, OF people yesterday; The
ceiling became ignited from stack and
the flames spread rapidly going up into the
sky-light, and in an instant the entire roof
was in flames. The fire department turned
out Immediately and after great exertionS
extinguished the flames. The roof and
ceiling is a mere crust and will be repaired
immediately. The loss, as stated in the
SUNDAY REGISTER, will reach $1,000. The
firemen worked like Turks, and had they
not turned out with such prOmptueSs the
building would have been entirely destroy
ed They did nobly and deserve great
credit. The ceiling became ignited again
about noon yesterday from the stack which
caused Saturday nights fire. The engineer,
John Kinkade, discovered the flames and
extingushed. This stack is almost sur
rounded by soft wood, aud the query is
that the building has not been laid in rufus
months ago.
Large numbers of Wheeling people we're
noticed on the streets, yesterday.
The Bellaire Odd Fellows who visited the
GAINESVILLE lodge on Saturday night report
a grand time, and say they were treated
with so much hospitality.
L. n IL Rnh
were al ST. Clairsyille, yesterday, looking on
friends.
Miss Ida Groves is visiting friends AZ
Barnesville.
Miss Nette Myers has returned from g
brief visit to friends at GAINESVILLE.
The female attraction has become so
great in a Union street store that the pro.
prietor has been obliged to put up sign.
mo Loafng," He says the visitation OF
our young men is becoming monotOnous,
and cannot he tolerated.
Wood" Darrah returned yesterday from
a weeks visit to GAINESVILLE.
A. Hobbs, the tobacconist, will spend
few days at Pittsburgh this week on bust.
ness and pleasure combined.
Many Bellaire people will take in the
Pittsburgh Exposition this week.
Ernie and George Hobbs, who have been
summering at GAINESVILLE, returned home
last night.
The traffic on the B., H. & c. road is be-
coming SO great that new engine will oe
put on the road shortly.
Rob. McGeorGe, an employe at the Ohio
Glass Works, while rowing up the creek
yesterday afternoon, dropped his watch in
the wafer. He sprang in and after some
time succeeded in getting it.
Two DRINKS were lodged in the lookup
yesterday afternoon.
There are several cases of diphtheria in
town.
The Wheeling REGISTER came to Bellaire
to- day without word about the great
strike or the conference at Wheeling yes
terday.-Independcmt. BY an error, which
is of course regretted, the report of the
conference was omitted from the Bellaire
edition, and appeared only in the regular
edition.
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THE TOURNAMENT.
The Gallant knights will Joust on Next
Saturday.

On next Saturday the gallant knights
will ride in the tournament in honor of
the ladies. No one who remembers the
tournament of last year will have forgotten
the excitement and amusement attending
it and the repetition will be awaited with in.
tereSt. The experience OF that one will
tend to many Improvements this tune
snd the occasion will be one of rare sport
Already some twenty knights have entered
the lists and few more are expected.
The mode of procedure will be the
same as last year and the
knights will successfully ride at the three
rings, the champion who succeeds in Car.
rying of the highest number in three
charges, to be proclaimed victor and u
have the privilege OF choosing and crown
ing the Queen of Beauty and Of Love.
Premiums To the amount of $3.50 will be
given to the virtOrS rs follows: First, 800;
second, SIS; third, $50; fourth, SIS. Fhe
maids Of honor will also be crowned by
the winners
The tournament will he held at the fair
grounds on Saturday next. Judge e.. l.
Cranmer will deliver the charge 10 the
sCCreSS will he delivered by Senator Woods
at $50 O'Clock. The following officers will
serve: Commander, COl. Robert White:
MsrShalS, +. W. OSsebay |. +. Jones. s b
Met Olloch snd e. VI. Rhodes; Judges, Gov
Jackson, Capt. L. 7. DeyIies and Col Hugh
sterling. No doubt this will be gentle
and lOyeuSe passage of arms and the
Knights will acqnit themselves gailantly.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sc. James Hotel, September "a. lssa.

W II Walton, Phila GO Butler, Zanesv'e
\ Cleland, \ W A Patterson, Steub
sam Cowan, Warsaw w MOSsgroVe, do
koontz, New Mart Harry Helms, do
\ ) NilcoNen, Steub u I Hedges, Arkansas
MeSSgroNe, Steub w King. Chicago
L Atkinson, hRcine NJ Cooper and wife
] Mapei, Warrington Wellsburg
J l. Heed East LiVerl II McCollom, Pittsb'g
Vim Lally. Richmond T McGraw, do
A J ColbOrn, SomersetS Smith, florence, Pa
NJ SintZel, Newark w Snodgrass, Burt'n
Jas Davis, Centre Bed Bennett, Cincinnati
X Beeler, WaynesbuTgR NJ Herndon, city
W o Thomson, Iowa ] Z Francis, Newark
G Foy, Cambridge FEE Denmar, Ny
! Hunt, WayneSbg Shrake, MoundSvllle
q GcCoS, Sistersville A NJ GOrton, Baltimore
Col DCKeyes, Ranch 10 RJCampbell&wife NY
EWCox&wife, W ellsbg Il \ Kelly & wife NY
II COnant, city Z II Holmes, Steubenv
JOS 7 Blackman, n \ + Prime. Cal
Geo SciIgeo, Jolly. o LNanwslt, Chicago
Chas h arshman, city Annie Mayield, Chica
kJWright, W ashingtn NM Everett, " ellSourg
Mrs E I Smith, RaVensFrank Martin, Wellsv
Mrs Walker, city Bell, B&O
Miss AnnieKetchard,cJ ohn Shines, Baltimore
&C Hersman, Weston u Tom blinson, city
Hattie Hasman, AuDeiF GWallace, Column Us
NJ l. Hall, Columbus, Oh p McClain, city
& + Molnberger, Balli LFGetSth rope, Wellsbg
+ Il HempsIon, NY ] F Merriman, city
II { FeleTmSn, NJ SC Miller. city
q II shinn, r N : EFT Phillips, Mann'g'u
4 X Morehead, city Gibson, jackson, Ia
L Hurviile, city
WheeloCk Curtis Wa7dour Co, Phila-
l. Fddinger, Matte LexOn,
j W Sullivan, W III Spencer,
Ii L llCmiS, NJ Post
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SAVED FROM SHAME
A Young Girl Rescued From Life OF
Infamy.

A Young Girl Rescued From . Lie OF
Infamy.
Yesterday afternoon an old man pre-
sented himself to officer Barum and told a
pitiful story. He came from Limestone
Marshall county, from which pace
his daughter had come to TINS
city about three weeks ago.
On Friday he received an anonymous
letter from Wheeling telling his daughter
was in a bad house here and though he
was sixty years old, and his hair white as
snow, he had walked over the hills eleven
miles to save his child. He described the
girl and officer Barum recognized her as
new arrival, and Immediately conducted
the old man to Jennie Norrington's houss
on Sixteenth street.
The father was posted at the gate. and the
officer entered. He saw the girl and ques-
toned her, and finally forced her to
acknowledge she had come from Lime
stone. After some persuation, he told her
her father was without and by making her
believe be thought she was only domes-
tic, induced her 10 go home. The heart
broken father left his carpet-sack with the
officer. and taking his daughter the pair
walked back 10 Limestone.
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FAMILY MARKETS.
Autumn Attractions i'm the wheeling
Markets.

The markets are at present furnished with
everything that a generous summer and
fall can produce. Melons and peaches have
begun to decline in production and to rise
in prices and consequently are scarce and
not sought after very eagerly. Meats are
nearly the same as our last quotations.
Vegetables are very plentiful, but have also
gone up in prices very materially since our
last report. Tomatoes have begun to dis.
appear and with the approach of frost will
90 altogether. Potatoes have gone up in
price several cents per peck and are liable
To go still higher. Other articles of food
maintain their equilibrium very nicely.
Talking to a well known butcher Satur.
day about the markets and the demand for
meat and vegetables, he said: I'VE have
felt this strike more sensibly than any
other class Of persons. The largest and
hest consumers of meat are mill men.
They eat more meat than Weather persons
and have the best cuts For the first two
or three weeks OF this strike We did not
notice any change in the condition OF
things, but after that the wives OF these
men began buying a cheaper quality of
meat and gradually quit purchasing at all.
They formerly came into market with two
Ur three baskets, which they would fill and
send home on the street cars. Now they
either do not come TO market at all or
bring only one basket and consume two
hours in purchasing articles that formerly
were purchased at one stall. The falling off
in my trade in the last two months has
been very considerable, and unless this
trouble is arranged soon / fear it will be
much larger"
Following is the list Of prices obtained
in both markets Saturday:
Steak and roast, l2I!Gl5c; round steak.
l213c; POrterhOuse, l5C; boiling pieces, So
loo; roast plain, l2}3c; liver, sc; heart, l0c;
tongue, 2j(GS5c; soup bones, l0G25c each;
bologna, l23c; mutton steaks, l2}5c; roast.
l2EMl5c; chops l5C; pork chops. l5C; sau-
sage, loo; ham, lie; shoulder, lac; break
fast la ,on, lSc; liver pudding, l2HC:
canned beef, on cans, Sc each; corned
beef. Sal0c per n.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITs-Sweet potatoes,
Jerseys, lOc quarter peck; corn, 10 cents
a dozen; potatoes, so to 60 cents q bushel;
tomatoes, 20 cents peck; cabbage, 3, 5 and
5 cents head; string beans, Is and 20 cents
per peck; Lima, u 3 and 10 cents quart;
egg plants, s and 10 cents each; carrots,
punches for dime; parsnips, 10 and II
cents; turnips, 81 and 40 cents per peck;
celery, 5 and 10 cents a bunch; apples, 20
and % cents per peck; peaches, % to 81
cents per peck; grapes, 90 to 60 cents per
peck; oranges, 50 to IS cents per dozen;
lemons for l0c; little pickles, p cents
per hundred; mangoes, Is cents dozen;
horse rsdish, 5 to s cents bunch; green
peppers 10 cents a dozen; red peppers .
I" cents bunch; onions, little ones for
picking, So to 40 cents per, peck; musk
melons, 10 10 cents piece; butter, 30 to
IS cents and scarce; eggs, % and p cents
and scarCe: honey 20 to . cents per pound
r0~THE most brilliant shades possible,
on all fabrics, are made by the Diamond
lives. Uneoualed for brilliancy and dura-
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DRAMATIC DATA.
"Wardour" tonight.

"WardOur' tonight.
John Rogers, OF Minnie Palmer fame, is
out with another advertising dodge.
Joe Wheelock will be remembered as
having so we'll supported Charles Pope in
RiChelieu and the GascOn.
Roaming Robert Burdette, of the Hurk-
sle. who lectured to a fair audience on Sat
urday night, was the guest Of Dan List
curing his stay here.
Among the attractions booked for the
Opera House this season we do not notice
the Professor. Consequence: Sorrow
among the reportOrial fraternity.
On Saturday evening September 80,
Hyde & Behmans Specially Company will
appear at the Opera House, in a vaudeville
entertainment. The company combines
the Test talent money can procure, and all
who attend their performance will Doubt
less be we'll pleased.
Joseph Wheelock is a great actor
an artist of wonderful power aud
strength. Wardour is splendidly mounted,
and the houses have grown in character aud
numbers, but what there is of success in
the play should be attributed To Joseph
NheelOck, who is undoubtedly the greatest
nelOdranatic actor of the age. Mr. Wheel
ock has a wonderfully musical voice, a
most expressive face, and the faculty Of
losing himself entirely in whatever charac
ter he may appear IN. Manager Frank
Curtis hes certainly secured prize in his
star.-Dstrot ChGf
Harry Meredith and company will
produce the new border play Ranch
10 at the Opera House on Wednes-
day End Thursday evenings next.
Tie piece possesses great strength
and intense interest, is clean,
pure story of brotherly love and womauly
devotion. The scenic effects, including the
grandest fire scene ever placed on the
American stage, are all first class and
srsndly imposing. The company brings
all its new and elaborate scenery with
hem and will present the play in as good
style as il is dome in the larger cities.
The following attractions are booked for
next week at the Opera House:
Tuesday, October 3-HeywOod's Young
| Western Sereraders.
Wednesday and Thursday, October and
! 5-Ikey SOlOmUn's Comedy Company.
Saturday, October The Boston Nam,
moth Double Uncle Tom Company.
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Continued from Ffra ..PIgc.

e., scroSs his throat. AZ Wilt will
hat5re night comes; l can't bear it longer.
oh nav brain!" He was the prodigal that
meyer returned from evil ways Twill
Tell Yea or Another.
Two Young men in England went down
IN the seashore expecting to embark. They
cou,d not bear the restraints OF kind Ia.
tber,s horse. The father wrote down to
MT Griffin. cf Portsmouth. saving: my
two sons are down in you. city. wish
Won would persuade them to come oacR.
He found the two boys ard persuaded oae
IN 90 home. The other said: II won't go
home" Then said Mr.. Griffin: i wil
get you very good place on respectaole
ship" He said: II Wont take ~; i want
% he n common sailor and that will plague
father most, and what will break his heart
will do nc most goodn Some years passed
along, ard one day Mr.. Griffin Was seated
in MS study when word came: There Is
a man on shipboard in irons, awsiting exc
cution, who wants to see you. Mr. Iht'
fin did not recognize him. Don't yon re-
member me? l was the young man you
tried TO persuade not to go to sea %;
yes" said Mr.. Griffin. IL remember you.
We'll" said he, II have
Committed the Crime OF MurSs,.
I am going TO die and l thought l would
ask YOU TO pray for me before died. MI
Griffin thinking of the dear old folks at
home ana of the father whose heart hal
long ago broken over that maynard 500,
said: Il will try to get you pardon He
rushed about by day and by night from
city TO city, to the proper authorizes, and
sure enough he got the pardon. DE moved
the hesrt of the judge by the terrible story
OF parental suffering. and he came in hot
has,e with the pardon. And as he was
coming on the ship he met the father who
had come down from the country. He had
found out that his boy was in trouble un.
der disguised pane, and there Mr.. Griffin
with the pardon met the father on the
dock. They went on board, and the very
moment that Mr. Gitfin handed the pardon
10 that maynard son at the same moment
the father threw his arms around the way
ward boys neck and kissed him, ana the
son confessed his crime and his wanderings,
and said
'Father, Forgive Ne
if l have broken your heart. And the
father said: Il forgive you" The chains
were knocked off and the boy went home
free. To-day come to you with q pardon
glorious pardon Of the gospel. put II
in your right hand, while at the same mo-
ment the Lord God Almighty, your father,
breaks in upon the darkness of your soul
end throws the arms Of his compassion
around your neck and says: ~ forgive you
for all your wanderings," and there Is Joy
on earth and joy in heaven. Who will &C
cept the Fathers enbrace2
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Grne TO Her Trust.

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never Neg
Letting single duty in their behalf. When
they are assaulted by disease, and the sys-
TEN should have a thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
pureSt medicine in the world, and only
est so cents. Sold bY Logan & Co.
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after taking some highly pulled up stuff,
with long testimonials, turn to Hop Bit.
rers and have no fear of any Kidney, or
Urinary Troubles, Bright's Disease, Dis-
heies or Liver Complaint. These diseases
cannot resist the curative power of Hop
Bitters; besides, it is the best family medi.
cine on earth.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF n Personal
Character.

The Most Recent News OF = Personal
Character.
A portion of the WheelOck Company is
at the 81. James.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, of PGkers-
burg, is at the Mcclure.
Col David Rankin and wife, Of Bellaire,
were in the city yesterday.
Miss Nina Applegate, of Brooke county, is
visiting Mrs. DIR. t. b. Campbell.
Mrs. Mary Tracey has returned from an
extended visit to her daughter, at ClarkS-
burg.
- Will Weiss, fascinating clock drummer
from the Wooden Nutmeg State, is At the
NcLure.
Miss Bette Psnnell, of Houston, Texas,
is visiting her uncle, Alex. Pannell, OF the
North End.
d. L. Hubbard, Esq, editor of the Erie
Dispatch, arrived in the city Sturday and
will remain day or two.
The steamer c. W. Anderson brought MP
Miss Jessie L. Davis and her sister, Mrs. G.
b Phillips. and two children, from Iron
ton, o., yesterday. Mr. Phillips is on
visit to her parents, 1900 Fol street
We are still presenting all customers
with those handsome Wall Baskets }.
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Beware of the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases, OF other serious Kidney
Urinary or Liver diseases, as they only re
Ie,e fol time and make you ten times
worse afterwards, but rely solely on h9p
BireIs, the only remedy that Will surely
and psrn,apen,iy cure you. II destroys
and removes the cause of disease so effect
pri'y fi-t j. never returns.
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We heard youngster yesterday shout
Cork upw TO comrsde who was giving
HIM some chin music, and it reminded us
be could easily do so by going to McLAIN
BROTHERS; for they have oorks of all sizes.
KINDS and qualities suitable for jugs, Jars,
LotIIes and cans, and just the things need
cd these fruit preserving times.
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NbesIins Register
MONDAY, SEPTEN BER a5, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

For Cincinnsti-Steamer Andes.
Stockholders Meeting.
Steamer Sidney.
We Offer This Week-A. Siedenbach l.
Bro.-[Fourth Page
The Electric Light. c. Mofat & Co.
Furniture Repaired-G. Mendel Il Co.
Window Cases for Sale-Miller X Franz
helm.
Vegetables and Fruits. II. Diehl &
Co.
Valley Star Cook Stoye-B. Fisher 4
Son,
The Victor Flour-Edward Reid.
The BeSt-Tidal Wave Saloon.
To Painters and Builders-W. \. Wilson.
The Oil Stoye-G. W. JOhnSon's Sons.
Initial Lace PinS-I. G. Dillon.
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Veterinary Hosn,,.l

DrC. B. Robinson has found il necessary,
owing TO increase Of practice, to establish
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals
ian be treated in a rational and scientific
manner. All animals placed in his hands
will receive the best of attention. and
treated according to the dictates Of science.
Hospital, No. Eleventh street.
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WASHINGTON, September al \. N.-FOr
the Ohio'and Tennessee valleys fair wealth
er, north to east winds, statiOpsryOr higher
barometer and temperature.
Lower Lake region, fair weather, north
to east winds, stationary or higher barOme.
ter and temnPratnre.
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BuekIen,. Arniea saIye.

The BEST SALyK In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
y cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co.
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her in Boston. She will positively not APP
rear IN opera this season. No leading tenor
could be found for the English opera, anu
the whole enterprise has consequently
been nosinnned until next year.
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The Fever.

WAsHIseTos, September 24-Reports
from Pensacola say there were twenty
the disease on the increase among the ne
groes. The weather is clear, but chilly.
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J. H. DIEAL & Co., J. s welty, worthen
4 Tleman, George h. McMechen, r J.
Smyth sud II. F. Behrens sell Charter Oak.
Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent
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Don't be Alarmed

at Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or any disease
Of the kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as
Hop Bitters will certainly and lsstingly
cure you, and it is the only thing that will.
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MRS. NJ WATCHER, Springdale, Pa. My
Chronic Catsrrh is much better, from the
use OF PERCNA.
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We are still presenting all customers
with those handsome Wall Baskets. J..
Brilles, ll5S Main Street.
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CHARTER OAK is, if possible, better than
ever. Ask your grocer for it; every barrel
warranted.
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No Danger from these diseases if you use
Hep Bitters; besides, being the best family
medicine ever made. Trust no other.
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Krighrs Disease offhe Kidneys, Dia.

II you buy Charter Oak Flour you will
never want 10 change. 1t Is good every
fin,a
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ASK your grocer for Charter Oak Flour,
Robert Simpson.
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NJ Nearly dead

Go OUT to Seibert's Garden. either day or
night, if you want recreation and fresh air.
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indications.

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5r0~THE most brilliant shades possible,
on all fabrics, are made by the Diamond
dyes. Unequslcd for brilliancy and dura-
bllity
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As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
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THERMOMETERS Record

Go 60 the Mcclure House cigar stand
for The hnesI Imported Cigars.
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RrIxht's Disease, Diabetes.

We are still presenting all customer:
with those handsome Wall Baskets. j.
RriIles. Il5S Main Street.
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finger across his throat. ~ will viii
before night comes; can't bear il longer.
oh. NV brainr' He was the prodleal that
meyer returned from evil ways. Twill