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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
THE SOCIAL CIRCLE.
News and Gossip Of People and
Their Doings.


Lent has passed, the Easter outburst is
over and plentiful signs are seen of the
Transformation Of the ascetic grub to the
brilliant butterfly OF fashion and society.
The warm weather of last week worked
wonders in the social line and caused Lent
and winter gayeties to end simultaneously.
This weeks GOODNESS has caused only
temporary backset and people who can are
still snufing for the coming salt breeze of
the ocean and invigorating air of the mount
aims. That wild, uncomfortable longing
for change of scene is upon us and soon the
annual exodus will take place.
Ii was said that Lent broke rudely in on
social pleasures and dissipated them all too
soon and that general redivivus would
set in after Easter This has proved mis-
take. Easter has brought spring and
spring puts a wonderful quietus ON dancing
and similar amuSementS. Il brings
thoughts of croQuet and lawn-t tennis. OF
picnics and lawn fetes, of moonlight drives
and strollS and also causes the young man.
fancy to turn to thoughts of love, likewise
the young wOmanS.
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A SAD CASE.
An Excited woman, Under Arrest. Her
Aged Mother Follows.

Mrs. Mary Batson. residing at SO Main
street, has been residing in that praperty,
under the impression that her husband
had purchased it: 1t seems, however, that
it belonged to Mr.. Crawford, the grocer.
He wanted to get Mrs. latSOn, his sister,
out of the house, and finally went to JUS
tice Ankle and took out the nee
essary papers. They were placed in
Officer Bonds hands for service. and yes
terday he got into the house and began re-
moving the articles. Mrs. BatSon. when
he was at work, opened ther window and
began to shout murder At the top OF her
voice She then went 10 the front window
and repeated it. and then seized flat iron
and with il threatened the officer. Her
demonstrations CanSed a large crowd to
gather. and finally Justice Ankle ordered
her arrest. Al this, her aged mother be-
came very much excited, and took up the
Crv of murder" in her weak voice.
Finally hack was procured from Shall
cross and Mrs. Batson placed in it. Her
mother refused to be separated from her
and she was placed in the hack and to-
gcther they were driven to the Jail. About
6 o'clock some friends appeared with the
necessary security but for some time the
two women, proclaiminG their innocence,
refused to come out. Finally they came
and the bail of Mrs. Batson was fixed at
$500 for her appearance on Monday.
Altogether il is a sad case and has fur
ther developments. which will come out AT
the hearing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
THE ORICINAL.ERMAN.

On Wednesday evening of this week. says
the Wcllsburg NcwS, delightful surprise
party was given Mrs. Spcidel by club
known a.. the Original German of
Wheeling, in honor of her 10th birthday.
A special train was chartered for the Occa-
sion. and over twenty-five couple came up
equipped with Mayors orchestra, and
everything ready for good time. Thus
The party came from Wheeling,
Aud soon commenced rccling,
Commanded by the music,
Which was beautifully speeding.
About 70 o'clock an elegant supper was
prepared by the Misses Speidel, when the
elmer" man was thought of and recon-
mended to do his duty. The party, which
was a success in every respect, broke up
about o'clock, and every one departed
with the hearty wish that Mrs. Speidel may
live to enjoy many more birthdays.
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ENCOI'RAGINt, FIGURES,

1t was generally believed by manufac-
turcrs that an increase of the nail card
could readily have been made, though it
was decided TO reatlirm the $40 rate. At
the Association meeting, on Wednesday,
the reports were of an encouraging charac-
ter, the demand for nails during the past
three months having been as &C tive as rea'
sonablc manufacturers could desire. In
that time the sales reported were 100000
kegs more than for the first three months
of the previous year; 100000 kegs more
were manufactured, but the stock on hand
is 100000 kegs less than at the same time
last year, the total stock in the hands Of
manufacturers on the 3lSt of March being
only 2OS 900 kegs. The 100000 kegs in eX
cess of the sales of the first three months
of the previous year sold for nearly 81 ,l0O,-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
THE CONDITION OF TRADE.

A spring poem OF more than ordinary
beauty is being whispered in the ears OF our
merchants in the busy whirr OF the wheels
of traffic. The week closing to-day has
found the spring trade in its high tide and
the outlook favorable. Business is good in
every branch, and if there has been any
change it has been in the way of improve
ment. The bettered condition OF the coun-
try roads has brought in merchants to buy
and money 10 settle, and goods of all char,
actcr and description can readily be hauled
and delivered. Country produce is moving
lively, and dealers are on the alert for good
bargains. 1t is admitted that close buying
is necessary and that prices are stiff, but
this only braces up the trade.
Grocers are doing rushing business and
find prices about stationary. Eastern
specutation has somewhat unsettled the
prices of sugars, giving them slightly up
ward tendency, the effect OF corner. The
dry goods market is recovering and steady
ing itself and prices are solidifying without
changing. Grain is in full demand and
stationary, and hay has an upward motion.
There is a noticeable increase of confidence
in BUYERS. which has the best effect on the
market: dealers proclaim their belief in
long and prosperous spring trade, with
money in every legitimate line OF business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
The FashiOus.

Ir You want good and cheap Carpet go
To GeO. e.. Roth'S, POO and 2lO2 Main
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
THE IEON OUTLOOK.

The anxiety prevailing in iron circles
has considerably lessencd since last reports
and an increased confidence is felt. The
reafiirming Of both iron and nail cards IS
an indication of the firmness OF the market
and the further opening OF the building
season. and improvement OF western roads
have materially strengthened the situation.
What is the outlook today enqured
a REGISTER commissioner of q prominent
manufacturer yesterday.
There is scarcely any change III the
week, and the market is still weak. How
ever, a great deal of our best business has
been done on q weak market. Inc
building season has been backward and
retarded beside. by the high prices OF ma
terial of all kinds and of labor and the effect
is apparent Last fall it was generally be-
lieved that an unusual amount OF building
would 20 on this spring, and that belief in.
duCed jobbers to lay in large quantities OF
nails and kept the mills running steadily.
These stocks were not sold readilyand were
finally run off at prices which somewhat
demoralized the market. Now, believe II
is recovering and will be better as the spring
goes on. have been speaking altogether
of nails you understand. The iron market
has been weakened by the collapse or
great many visionary railroads, principally
in the South. Railroads are the largest con-
sumers of iron, and their prosperity and
enterprise largely govern the market.
This gentleman concluded by saying the
mills here had run so steadily for the past
seven months that they could well afford
it, even though the summer stop were un-
unavodably prolonged.
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Father Cusaek's Lecture for the Poor
Tomorrow Night.

In our advertising department to-day
will be found a notice of the charity lecture
TO be delivered BY the above named gentle
man at the Cathedral, tomorrow night, and
to which reference was made in these coll
umns few days since. The funds sought
to be raised by this entertainment are to De
used IN relieving cases of restitution in our
city.
As the times of late have been pros
porous, il may not be generally known
that a great deal of suffering exists here.
The facts are, however, that owing 10 the
very Sickly winter Just passed, there are in
Wheeling numerous cases OF great poverty
and distress of various kinds requiring as
Sistance. as our efficient county physician
can attest Everybody, therefore, who can,
uuglJs 10 lend his or her aid bY attending
this lecture. Apart from the charitable
feature OF this movement, the subject 10
he treated is one which many viii desire to
hear. namely, The Church and Civil toy.
eminent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
rhermnmefer Rernrn.

As taken at Schneprs Opera House drug
store:
ERIDAG.
ISL ISL
Jam. lem. pm. : PM. IAN. I2 N.SrN7P.N.
~ - 81 4 ~ IS s. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
CHURCH CHIN ~.
A Directory OF the yariOus Services OF
T0-MOrrON.

fp-IOrrON.
st. Lukc's =. T. Church services at 1880
4. NJ and 30 r. VI. by the rector, Rev. {.
4. Pearson.
Services at the United Presbyterian
church tomorrow NJ 1879 \. NJ. and :. r,
VI Sabbath School at = P. VI.
Services ut st. Matthews Church to-
morrow at 1890 \. VI and $50 r. NJ, the
pastor. Rev. Il. X. SwOpe. officiating.
Prof B. e. Hagerman. of Bethany. will
urrnpy the pulpit OF the disciples Church
tomorrow morning, having exchanged
with Rev. Thomson.
At Chaplinc Street NJ T.. Church to-mOr-
row Rev. Geo F.. Hite will preach morning
and evening Themes "lIyp OcriSy,'
Second Coming of Christ
A union meeting of the churches CO.
operating with the Wheeling and Ohio
County Bible Society will be held next
Sunday. at the Fourth Street NJ. l.. Church
at half.paSt seven. Come early.
Fourth Street Church. at 1880 preaching
hv Rev. e.. 2. Masden; at 80 anniversary
Of Wheeling Bible Society, addresses BY
Rcvs. BarnitE and Cook. Grand chorus,
choir composed of the various church choirS
of the city.
There will Ne services in the Reformed
Episcopal Church Mozart HALL at 1880 A..
VI. Rev J. f. Curtis officiating. No ser
vices i'm the evening, rs the congregation
will attend the Union Bible service at the
Fourth Street Methodist Church. Sunday
School at > r.M
Second Presbyterian Church, preaching
by the pastor. Rev. W. Ii. Cooke, in the
morning at 1880 o'clock. No evening ser
vice. The congregation is invited to attend
the Wheeling aud Ohio County Bible So
Cictv anniversary at Fourth Street Nj. f..
Church at 80 clock.
At the First Presbyterian Church, the
pastor, Rev. ID. \. Cunningham, ID. d., will
preach at 1890 \. NJ. No services at night.
| rs the congregation will join in the ami
versary exercises of the Wheeling and Ohio
| County Bible Society, in the Fourth Street
NJ. T. Church.
At the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning Rev J. B. milford, will begin q
| series of studies in the Gospel of Matthew.
| To.morrow'S theme will be: "The Infant
Messiah" Sabbath School and Pastor S
Bible Glass a: o'clock. There will be no
| evening service.
| There will be services at the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church at 1880 \. NJ, by the
pastor. Rev. f.. H. Dornblaser. In the
| pvcning the church will be closed, and the
naStor and congregation will join in the an
| eiverSary of the Bible Society, in the
| sixth street NJ. F.. Church. Sunday School
at > 7. NJ International Lesson. Mark Is:
$n-iL. Subject, Five Thousand Fed
1
Ir YOU want good and cheap Carpet &C
to Geo. e.. Roth's, POO and 2l02 Main
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The Humane society

The second meeting of those interested
in the formation of Humane Society WAS
held at Mozart Hall. last evening. with a
much better attendance. Mr.. w. p. Wiley
was called to the chair aud Dr. J. L. Smith
acted As secretary.
Judge Cranmer. chairman of the COM
mittee on Bylaws, made a full and com
piete report, which was adopted section by
section.
Mrs. Trimble was requested to correspond
with the publishers of Our D,mb IgipqlS,
10 secure a number Of copies.
A committee Of five ladies, to solicit
membership, was appointed Ii consists
of Mrs. W. S. Hutchins, Mrs. T.. 2. Horn
brook, Mrs. j. p. Pardon and Mrs. John
Frew, with Mrs. Trimble as chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
IN, IETY GOSSIP
~O' lEIN GOSSIP 7.
The aesthetic German has gone Gimme


The aesthetic German has gone glimmcr-
ing.
The picnic season begins to loom up in
the near future.
Mt Belleview will get many Wheeling
people this year.
Comparatively few Easter cards were sent
out in Wheeling.
The wedding of a certain attorney is fixed
by rumOr, for May l.
The season OF straw hats and strawberry
festivals is al~,OSt upon us.
1t is said Wheeling party will make the
European tour, this summer.
The young lady fond OF ice cream will
not be popular this summer.
Low English heels are coming into vogue
and our ladies are adopting them.
Mountain Lake Park will be the popular
attraction for Wheeling people this year.
1t is said there never were as many pref
~ girls at the Wheeling Female College as
at present
on Monday next, Miss Annie, daughter
of Christian Hess, Esq, will celebrate her
birthday and call to her assistance IN 50
doing a number Of friends.
1t il conceded that most of Wheeling :
pretty girls can be found IN the lhlrd Ward.
There are so many all over the city, how
ever. that it is difficult To tell.
1t was thought the past winter was to
have been characterized by numerous pri-
waite musiCalcS "for the elevation OF the mu-
steal taste of the city" Where were they?
Some Wheeling ladies wonder how the
descriptions oil dresses at weddings, parties
and dinners. get into the papers. They
should read the London Carat JOUrnW before
q royal lcyec. or drawing room, which says
that ladies will not have their toilets no.
tiCrd unless descriptions are sent i'll before
u certain day" That explains it.
At ball in this city, during the past
week, a young lady exhibited the follow
ing. which she said had been cut from Il
letter found in the room:
my heart to you is given,
And yours is given to me;
We have locked them up together
And thrown away the key"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
Public Sale Of Improved 0V Property.

Ia the Mupie ipsl Court % whN ling.
+, @; Craersn, Admisis,rs,er. a :. Of NeI
McSaghico, deeeased.
James u. Ro,-srR, Executor. Sr., ct .n.ry n ,.
Naghtea. Deceased. etal,
~ cHASrERY.
By virtue OF decree OF the Muniezp II CoaH
~ Wheeling, entered In the above ~ a~ %
tie .th day OF March, ls<s, the uu,ien lSne.
Special Commissioner will, o.
SATURDAY, April. :. I've.
ON mencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, proo~s ~.
>cll at public auction, AT the tnnHt door NJ u.
Court House Of Ohio county. West Nirxia "A
the following described property The nor, J.
rrn part OF lot No. -, on the west sale IT Ma ,
ket street, In the city Of Wheeling h-tvyss.
Eighth aud Ninth street, fronting thirty "A,
feet on Market streets, and runnin v back nos
hundred and twcnty.SN l.hl feet Ia an alley {
Thts halt lot has On II the home rr.tdrns,r "a
the laie Finley McNaghicn, being q large vo
story brick, IN hri class repair. containing
eight rooms, finished attic and finr front ~
lar, gas and wafer ana all modGrn Improve.
mcnts.
TEENS 90 One third, aai ~ much
more a. the purchaser may elect la pay. ~
cash, and The residue IN two equal Install.
mrniS 4 siN ana twelve months rrsprrllNrly.
chn'eI la give hts noirs for such dIferpsi pay
mcuts with good security, and the title tu ID.
RETAINED until pay mcnt IN full.
i. -. CRACHhFr.
naoawt Special Com'Dl >sipncr
IT, above sale IL postponed until ~AruR
DAY APRIL ID. I>>2.
E.G.,RACRtFr
rritr Special tomtni ~Nlons '
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TRADE AND LABOR
Commercial and Manufacturing To-
telIig0nce. p
Profit and Loss, Dieker and Bargain and Bar
ter and Sale-The General Outlook
The Iron Market = Promiscuous
Capital and Labor Notes.

The past week has been rather prolific oil
news of interest to the merchant and arti-
san. The full boom of spring trade, the
active movements in manufacturing circles,
and the especial movement of the iron in
dustry have combined in making this de-
partment of unusual interest and import
ance. The result of the cleaning OF the
Ruths of the REGISTER in the fields OF work
will be found below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
LOTTERY r.
Particular Nottea,

All the drawings will hereafter be under the
exclusive supervision and control Of Generals
q. T. BeauregRrd and Jubal A. Early.
A Splendid Opportunity 70 win . FoStnne
Orleans, Tuesday. May ., issa-iiitS Monthly
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
Incorporated In 1888 for IS years by the Legs
lature for Educational and Charitable purpose
fund OF $4,000 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
chise was made part Of the present State Con-
stitution adopted December ID, A. ID. lBN
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. II never scales or postpone-
Look at the following Distrtbution:
CAPITAL PRICE, 10000.
10000 Tickets at Two Dollars each half
Tickets, One Dollar.
m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

is rapidly recovering. and wifi be at his
place of business in few days.
1t is shrewdly suspected that Captain
Mikeldowney is his own 'aCameo," and
comes to Wheeling so often for pointers
on his story, 1.-THE Heir Of Twins Hall.
George Byrne, one of the most popular
and efficient officials of the Legislature this
winter in Wheeling has returned home and
will locate and practice law here.-CAaries-
,o.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

LIST Prises, amounting
Responsible corresponding agents wanted az =;
all points, 70 whom liberal Compensation VIII
For further information, write clearly. CIV.
ing full address. Send orders by express Or
Reeistered Letter, or Money Order BY mall
addressed only 70 ,,ux,,y
New Orleans, In.
or MA, Dauphin, III La sslle b. Chicago
or N. A. DauPhin, oo0 Seventh street. Wash
the New York once ID removed 20 Chicago.
n. BORDEN addressed 70 New oxSeens VIZ
receive prompt attention
The Particular attention Of Ne Prblk ea!b
ed 10 The fact that he entire sn"sb1 q n
TseLets for each Monthly Drasins = cod, ard
consequently al 0e priss n each d's~'"s -
sold and dresn and pad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
Notice Of Dissolution.

NyOrICE ID HEREBY NIyEN THAI
~ partnsFuhip hsrstefoss eIisunf ~.
Tie name Of B. Fisher 4 Bons u this ~
solved, william B. yisbsl !.tirins: ~, 20
nen o. said late nrm ytn bss 80
the firm nsms OF .. yishes . 500 .ss 49,,
ceed 20 all the rights, ctatAs ena 49,
Of said late nrm, and are sseos sn.s sssr
make settlement Of I'd ~ late nrms -
Persons moving thensetyTr - MP
settiemsnt without delay II the ofhos
star Foundry, and all pess"ns ba.hns !. ~
against said late nrn VIII present b'" 40
same place for settlement.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April Is, l \. N.-For the
tennessee and Ohio valleys, fair weather;
norfherly winds, becoming variable; rising
followed by falling barometer; stationary or
higher temperature.
Fer the Lower Lake region, fair weather;
variable winds; stationary or lower barome-
ter: stationary or higher temperature.
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1HMovAL!

NY FAST INCREASING BUsISE>- Bu
WI compelled my reno. nj To The o0mn,
dious, weil.lighted and ooDyeolsb' sSo''
room, No. 1895 Market Street. VIII ny Va
creased accommodations have alded tiDa
siyely to my stock, aud s~pscia!Iy u
Choicest STAPLE and Fancy Oro'eri"' I',i
pbone No. w. Orders promptly ds.l'sf~i n
v agou aud fillsd nj lowest prics-
u. X. McNB BES
lgS Make sifSf
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PusLIeATIonS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of West Virginia, Oto county. n me
Circuit Court for Ohio eoov.
Nanne' @ Becker In cna,ery for divorce.
The defendant, Leopold ECKER, vii 49,
notice that the comp nanI ii m
Becker, will, on the nth ~ o. Apu' a. =. =
lss2, or as sOon thereafisres me esn ~ a.'
apply 10 said court for sDPfoss N s@ $500:
decreeing a divorce from e vnd pSTra
moDy. MI. aI.a.t.o~S
NOTICE. rarArD&rosrrfos-
Take notice that IN. fePositla:,ns % Iii I'm n
Meta Becker, DIR. 4. ks$ pna.oIt q stisei. nj
taken az the lay One IN -, = n Vh:ei.
No. i2l6 Chapiine stre: ~ u us ~ 49, Vi,.
ing, county q Ohio, M % n 40 h..
gisla, ON the 9Th day q Aplh, a: y; "a sSS {
tween the hoan. Of o &c ssthsnec n ths
eompisissut. Az from any cnuse; -
tsIinx OF the aid dpo-ttions shan n%
comnenced4 or bsdss eommencec, sns1 -
be com pisted on ts.i ,ns ~ H 70 M On.
mn s;i ne u sam - s IN y SmpIstsd.
LSofoi1D ~ T1NNN1A BECKER.
gy RESELL I, e, S a. =. Ia
msszoAHt =.
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"a I SALE.

LNc2 SALE-YHS TWO LOTS. Nos. a
II AMI y, ccros, n, ryland and n. Byost
way. j.! nd, tNsrth,TN 18th the improvement.
thereon. " TIE w,S lot In . double, two
story br ,viltn..' :, ntaining five nom,
and Kit, II in sash. sra cellar under Whole.
lots me-, ire O. ss ID - tom the same lot 4
q ;so.>,ory frame dwern ne containing ihnsf
rooms and kttrhsn. o. two.siory frnal
dwelling on : YORK >tr->l lot 20 bS lp .e~sI
IL the above ncl sossi - ore May Z, lSS
VIII he onepd ~ public ale al the f-s}
door Of theCourt Howe. 70 Further parIInl
lars inquire at the steee - q has. Lukens. NJ
~ and $! 1AueNtveet, IstaDd
A, n LuKENS.
spia a dminist rais.
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GraiefnI Women.

None receive so much benefit, anihone
are so profoundly grateful and shCs such
an interest in recommending HoI Htters
as women. 1t is the only remedy IrAliar-
ly adapted to the many ills the sx is al
most universally subject TO- ellis and
slant OF periodical sick headaclss, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pfn in the
back or kidneys, pain in the sholders and
different parts OF the body, sieeiing OF
lassitude and dependency, aredl readily
removed by these Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

visited the Grand Opening of the Square
Pealing, One Price Clothing House on last
Saturday, and expressed their admiration
on seeing their large and handsome stock
OF clothing and piece goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

l.. G.. HirSh will sell you Cloth
ing equal i'm appearance, fit and
durability To custom made gar
mentS at One-half the price No.
1910 Market street.
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lee Cream Cake CDeIieious-l

Take the whites of twelve eggs, beat mem ,
to stiff froth on large platter WIN = Si,.
yer fork beat in also one teacupiui
lated sugar and one table spoonful ehas s',i
vanilla; stir gently into this one teacupiG",
sifted -four with one measure banneI
Baking Powder mixed thoroughly thf1ugh
the dry flour; don't erase your pan pake
forty minutes in a Joderate oven Wn,ch
must not be opened for fifteen minutes,
When cold remove firm pan by leoslng !ne
edges with a case knie. Spread over WIN
an icing made of tae whites OIL TWO Egg
beaten stiff and org teacuPfui po"oe'e'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

GRAND Exhibition and Ball to be given
by the Wheeling Turner's Association, at
their hall, Monday, April 18th. Music by
Opera House Orchestra. Admission fifty
cents for lady and gentleman.
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a CARD.

OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED
From % A, M. until IL NJ. and
from = =. NJ. until 5P. n.
For balance Of week, In order TO inyols u'f
stock. bTANTDN d DAN ksfDhIf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
The Grand Opening

OF the one-price clothing house Will con cor,
tinue every day this week. All are cordiai'
ly invited give us a call. J. BEiLLE,
No. ll5s Main street.