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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-06
Sc " ende.

Por tener que ausentarse sus duefos el a..
tsblecimiento de pulperis sito en- Ia Gale del
Comercio esquina Ia del Sol En ell imisna0
informaran Rio-piedras 20 de Diciembre dc
1881. b. 30 g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-06
VAPORES- -cORREOS ISPAl0LFS
DE LA COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
ANTES
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
vIAJE DGRECTO DESDE PUERTO RICO
A CADIZ Y BARCELONA.


salida de Puerto-R Rico el dia 10 de. cada
mes.
Il Camara $166. 2: Camara 1SO. | 5. CamAra SO.
!T8mben puede hacerse el viaje, ssliendo de
Puerto-RicO, los dias a, l3 y % de cada mes
Y trssbordando en- la Habana Hi.H-
Los precios para eStos wales, son los 81
guientes:
LIZ N.a ..
- -
De Puerto-Rico la Habana. $50 8 "a 8 16
De I'd. aSantander, Oadiz 6 Bar
celona (via Habanal. ....... 200 l6O 10
Las localdades especiales y camarotes en-
tsros. seraD precios convencinnales.
Habra rebajas para las famiias numerosas
con nihos.
installation de lujo un mueblaje especial
precios sconvencionales.
.Se expiden pasajes de ida y vuelts con Is
p. q de rebaja, ia
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
difcaciones en- ell pasaje de los nifios que
viajen con sus familias.
PRIMERA u sEaUNDA oAMARA.
On nii1o hasta de afios, en- cada samilia,
graSis. Los dem6s hasta af1os un cuartO
pasaje. Los de q 10 afios medic pasaie.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERUERA oI.AsE.
Un niflo, hasta dos aiios, gratis. Los nj
fiOs hasta af1os medic pasaje. Los dem&s
pasaje entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-06
Il VIS o..

Surtido en- conseryas, frutas dulces y vino
de Jerez & prop6uito para Noche Buena.
Gran SUI lido er calzadt caI1isas Ma!lor-
DUMAS. Alcohol de Az grad0s b Saliva Te-
tuan 81. n, ~ ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

killed. for his pains. / am informed by
q citizen Of Glendive, who told methis
incident, that over ffy horses have
been stolen from that vicinity by In
dams this spring. And only q year ago
the Indians were In virtual possession
Of this section of country. Bearing this
in mind, 1t Is wonderful what has been
accomplished by the whites in so short
u time.
The road is now finished eighty miles
west of this place, and grading and
track laying are being pushed with an
astonishing energy. A party of gentle
men are here, headed by Mr.. E. V.
SMALLEY, of the New York Tribune,
who is gathering material for a Sc
ries of articles for the Centu-
~ (Old Seri6Rer's) Magazine,
who are going on through to the
Pacific at Puget's Sound. Mr.. Smalley
extended q cordial invitation to the
writer to accompany the expedition. l
regret to be compelled to decline, and
do so reluctantly. After reaching the
Pacific, these gentlemen will go By
steamer to San Francisco, which they
hope to reach early in July, and then
return by the Southern Pacific route.
I, II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

The following paragraph from a long
editorial article of the Grafton Sentinel,
is a fair specimen of either i~nexcusable
stupidity or hypocrisy which some of
our Republican exchanges exhibit in
the discussion of the assessment law:
why does the REGISTER say as above
quoted. They (the assessOrs) are not to in
crease, but to make the rate OF taxation
equal, etc -? 1t certainly cannot be intend
ed TO imply that the assessors have any
thing TODD with the rate OF taxation. We
thought that the Legislature fixed that, and
had already made it equal n uniform
throughout the State Then if there is any
meaning to be had in the words, it must be
that the assessors are to so reasseSS as not
to increase taxation. And If they take the
REGISTERS construction of the law as to the
scheme for increasing taxes, it will be a
failure, and the $30,000,OO0 expenses gone
for nothing, and a larger deficit in the State
Treasury next year than even before
There is no school boy in the State
that does not understand that the asses
sOrs have no authority to increase the
rate of taxation. But by the very act
of reassessing the property Of the State
and making all Oft contribute an equal
and uniform share of the tax according
to its value, the aggregate tax or rev.
enue of the State is increased, although
the rate of taxation remains the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
FOR PRESTON COUNTY,

We feel like throwing up u hat and
giving old Preston a complimentary
boot in honor of the success of her rail-
road proposition, voted on by the peO-
pie last Saturday.
Our dispatches inform us that the
subscription was carlied by a vote of
272 to l26. 1t thus had 81 votes TO spare
over a three-fifths majority. .
Considering the determined Opposi-
ton which the subscription met from
certain quarters, this is a victory which
the enterprising citizens of that county
and especially the Press, can appre-
ciate.
Ifjudiciously applied, this money so
voted will advance the material inter-
ests of old Preston very greatly, as it
puts one of her principal towns virtu-
ally upon a through line of railway
east and west, giving it a ready market
and an opportunity it has long sought
and greatly needed, to increase its pop
ulatlon andbusiness. KingwoOd is an at
tractive townand possesses many super
ior advantages as a residence and busi-
ness point, but for the draw
back of being removed from railroad
communication.
Moreover, the county and the county
seat are rich and abundantly able to
build a railroad. They will never feel
the tax imposed by this subscription.
The railroad itself will pay the increase
of tax it necessitates, and every individ-
ualinterest will be so much improved as
to make the tax a benefit, rather than a
burden.
Let the people of Preston put their
road under contract at once, and let old
Monongalia, Barbour, Marion and Har-
rison take fresh courage from the ex-
ample and push their projects with re-
newed zeal. West Virginia is getting
out of the woods slowly, but surely. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

SOME of the voters of Monongalia
country are opposing q railroad sub.
scription because the road will not run
through their section, around their barns
and pig-styes. But the people of Maine,
California and other antipodal States
are contributing money to improve the
Monogahela river through that county,
and make no fuss about it, either, al
though they are a thousand miles
awap and many of them don't know
where Monongalia county is. They be-
lieve, however, in the reflex benefits
which every section of the country de-
rives from every other section that is
developed and improved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
and improved.

A HANDSOME carriage and pair of
horses drew up at the door of a Sixth
avenue provision store in New York
last week, and an elegantly dressed lady
sailed into the store and took from a
paper a single onion, and said to the
proprietor: This onion, among those
you sent me, has sprouted, and / came
to ask you to exchange it for a good
one" The proprietor selected another
onion with great care and gave it to the
lady, who returned to her carriage and
seated herself in stately style, to be
driven home with her onion. These
New York society ladies do have so
much 10 do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

SENATOR VEST does not appear to
have mastered the intricacies of poker,
for he himself tells that he had been in
vited to dine at DR.. BRADFoRD's on
Saturday evening, in company with
DICK BRIGHT, Sergeant-at-Arms Of
the Senate. DICK called at the Sena-
tors room and asked if he was going.
mo, sir" was the reply. ~ took din
mel at the Doctors not long since, and 1
only had two squads and one snipe, and
it cost me sos. 1 don't think 1 can
stand any more such dinners on a sala-
nv of S., 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

The New York Herald declares that
"ifthere ever has been an abomination
in New York politics greater than the
bargain between CORNELL and KELLY
as It has developed we do not know
what it is. The nearest approach to 1t
was the combination Of the Tammany
ring with the canal ring in TwEEp,s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

THERE is no doubt that the late
spring has severely retarded business,
and that the commercial transactions
so far this month have been smaller
than those of the first half of May for at
least five years; but the prospects for
good crops are very encouraging, and a
few weeks of continuous sunshine will
develop enough business to make the
monthly average as high as was ex-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

A BILL ''to promote virtue has been
killed in the New York Legislature.
Fifty-four members wished to promote
virtue, and fifty-nine didn't, so the anti
virtuous faction carried the day. Tackled
ON 10 this bill for the promotion of vir-
tue-New York virtue, be itremarked-
was a provision comforting suffrage. upon
the female population ofNew York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

THE gentleman who is soon to lead
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY tothe hyme-
neal altar is said to be a Mr.. RAYMOND,
a New York broker, Of wealth, refine
ment, and high social standing. 1t Is
through his most earnest entreaties that
Miss CARY has decided to permanently
abandon the lyric stage after the pres
emf season
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

THE Harrisburg Telegraph wants
Senator MITCHELL to reconsider and
retradp his letter, which bears Upon its
face evidence of having been hastily
conceived and in~judiciously published"
But instead of this, Senator MrrcHELL
writes more letters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

EX-SENATOR THURMAN says politics
is a second nature with ex-Secretary
BLA1NE; that he not only likes it, but
like the Irishman, he is always ready
for . shindy."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
MONDAY, MAY ~. Issa.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
The date prhHted on the Wrapper Of
sachpaper denotes the time Then the sub
scyiption empires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
PICNIC.
PICNIC!
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ALEXANDER BONE. ST.,

NOfAkY PUBIIC,6ENERAL BUSLSESa
IN and Real Estate Agent. Loans
stocks bought and sold, MerchAnts' and Manu-
facturers' Books opened, examined and closed
Estates settled, Notes, Book Accounts and
Rents Collected. Houses Rented and Leased
COLLECTIONS promptly RENTED. Advances
made. An business correspondence connden.
tally attended 20. send for Circular and Ref
erenceA. 13ls Market street. Crauelst BLOCK
over City Bank. Whesling. ". We. jan0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

Never go from home or on a journey
without a bottle of PERUNA in your satchel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
Great Reduction in Pianos |
VOCAL n
ESTRAY,

ESTRAY STEER-A ROAM STEER
III about two years old strayed on NV
premise At Elm Grove. The owner can have
same oy calling, proving property and paying
carses & PLASKEY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

NEW 10 OCTAVE PIANOS, OF FIRST
~ Qnality, warranted six years, S2T5 and
upwards, at SHEIBS Music Store, STwelfth
street, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
COME and SEE !

Buy your.Youthk' Suits from Brilles,
Buy your Boys Suits from Brtlles,
Buy your School Suik,from Brilles,
Buy your Chiidren'S Suits from BrilleS,
Buy your Kilt Suits from Rrilles,
Buy your Fine shirts from BrilleS,
Buy your White Vests from BrilleS,
Buy your Neckwear from Brilles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
MUSICAL.
Great Bargain in a PianoI

MASON l. HAMLIN ORGANS NEW
1Nk styles, $50 and upwards per month,
Till paid for. SHEIBS Music Store, STwelfth
street, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
Sporting Notes.

Tho next Clator- Briceland boat race has
not yet begun to loom up.
The Fttsburg papsrN in their account OF
the Ri,z Barrett race, SD Ritz colliied with
his buoy boat and was spilled out
The ground around the hill, near the
tunnel, monopolizes all OF the base bal
played in this vicinity
The sheriiIs of Brooke and Hancock
county are ON the lockout TO prevent the
prize fight expected this morning.
In the League record of base ball game
won and lost TO date Providence still keeps
the lead, with Detroit good second
Boston has come up 10 third place, and
Chicago to fourth, Troy dropping to fifth.
Butlalon now stands sixth, Cleveland seventh
and Worcester eighth.
The final meeting TO complete the ar
rangemcnts for the prize tight between
afternoon in Eph Morris saloon. The
fight will probably take place early to-mor-
row morning, and will be rather private in
its character. Vim. T.. Harding, repreSen-
tative of the stakeholder, Richard h. Fox
OF the Police Gazette will be at the meet
ing it is thought. and will arrange
the time and place for the
fight and name the referee. Three
Plttsburghers have been solicited by tele-
rreph 10 act as referee, but each Of them
declined. Walling is 5 feet 10 inches in
height, 81 years old and will strip at liz
pounds. He has been in the ring several
times in England, but never in this coun-
try. Campbell is 10 years of age, feet in.
ches tall and fights at lS5 pounds He has
had seven fights, three in England and the
others in this State, one Of the latter near
this city.-LdS, Nights Telegraph.
In the Herald, of Sunday, Tug Wilson
publishes this reply IL sullivan:
lnotice i'll your issue OF Friday, June %,
challenge purportins 10 he from John l..
sullivan, Offering 10 give me $1,000 and
half the receipts If | will spar him four
thrse-minute rounds. | came 10 this coun-
Try for the purpose OF making a match for
the middle-weight championship, but see
ing the article mentioned, and feeling that
no man living can knock me out in four
rounds, accept Mr.. Sullivan's challenge.
and will bet him 81, OOO that | cannot be
Knocked out in four rounds by any man.
will be prepared 10 meet Mr.. Sullivan
and sign articles any place he may name
on next "Wednesday evening. AS regards
that portion of the srticle in which he
will mSke 4 match 10 fight me, he can rest
assured that he will not Anock me out, and
will give him q guarantee that
il do not get n match with some OF the
middle weights shall be only 10 happy 10
ohlige him on his own terms. He Will ind
that he has taken in hanu considerable
more than he is capable OF getting away
with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
Purely Personal.
Movements OF Prominent Persons-In-
div iduRl Mention.

diNiduRl Mention.
W. : HutchinS, OF this cj'y,is in Charles
ton.
40 Whitaker, EsQ, OF Woodland, was
in the city, yesterday,
T. RuSChhaupt, vi Milwaukee, promi-
nent civil engineer, is IN the city.
Mir. T. I. Hutrhi$Son and wife, returned
home Saturday evening from their bridal
trip.
Miss Carrie Apielhauu. OF Pittsburgh, re
turned home yesterday ,SiIera pleasant visit
here.
Mr.. Arch Quarter and wife, OF Louis,
vile arrived by the Andes, yesterday. and
sire the guests of Mrs, Mary \. Quarter,
South Side.
Samuel waldmsn. Esq, who is travelling
ior the Springfield. Ohio, pIny RcguAllc,
Is in the city. Mr. waldman is also
manager of Hon. John W. Bookwal'er'S
new opera House, which he SAYS Is one OF
the most magnificent palaces IN the coun-
Try,
Miss Nellie Dillon. OF Denver, Colorado,
and Miss Nate Ennis. of Jacksonville, Ills,
stopped Otf for few days u say farewell
IN friends On the Garden Spoi, They are
un their way home from the Steuhcnrllle
seminary They leave for their homes to.
morrow, Via Cincinnati, On the steamer
Andes. They have made many new
friends while here, and will be heartily
welcomed should they return.
IN the 10Th instant Governor Jacob Il
Jackson appointed pr. l. \ Carr Of this
ritv, member ri the State Board 81 Health
| tor the Third Congressional nlStrtc
| VI West Virginia That Governor
| Jackson acted wisely in his
| selection for this important posi-,
lion must h conceded by everyone having
= knowledge Of pr, Cars prs,eminence ~
| = surgeon and physician. The Governor is
a. be Cpmmepded for his wisdom and the
doctor crnSrAlulateG tor the recognition NJ
his professional StaDdinS. - RsriCStpH CrG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
The RrSRRt~

The Ryan, Literary SNc,eN Al their
regular nSeelins last night eiecIsi the j3I,
lowing SSnileHasn ~ a., the various oshceSs
President, ", NJ, McNaSA, Vice erVS,3eaI
J N. AreatAnN;, Secretary, EeOl, CasS;
TrVSSurer, T. T. Jones; MoniHcs, SSRUe,
ArAetbDci. First Critic, }, 4, Beam, ~
oDi critic 4 r. Chapman CommlI.ss "a
WAYS anl Meas LO&lS NUSis0, J, :
John MsNlinSvS,
The S0<lety, after the usual literary SNsr>
ciSeS, S5iOG-os1 ~ meet On the 6rSi NM
<isy svVnipS IN September, - j. customary
kNr the sum naeg UsNathS
Numerous VtSlUNsS were present. aaaN3S
whom were the n,emhevS - me graduating
class oS the Mash uSsoa MS, SSaCal, The
prNSrSlane wSS up ~ the usual standard
Sane0f the graduates being called upNl,
volunteered, and added sGGSA - tue peas
a,v. ~ ~ e.N,gSfs,sr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
RExxER I,osnEA

A Bold Atiempt and bat Litsie Reward.
A bold robbery was perpetrated at Rem
pers Hotel, the Fifth ward, yesterday
morning, but the brave thieves got little
for their trouble. About 8 o'clock PATROL
man Auth passed and saw the hall door
open. He supposed it to be carelessness
and closed it; but on returning few mo-
ments later, found 1t once more open. He
then entered the hall and walked to the
dining room, whence two men hastily re-
treated and made the best of their way up
the alley.
Mr.. Renner was awakened and an exami'
nation made. Itwas found the cash drawer,
rom the bar, was missing; it contained
several dollars sud lot OF vai1aS,a papers.
After Daylight the box and papers. were
found back Of the Fifth ward school house.
No clue To the robbers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
NOTICE OF DRAWING :
Or
Buckeye 6lass Company Bonds

Notice Is hereby given, pursuant n IN. -,
Quirements OF the mortgage OF tho Bucksye
Glass Company tworsS nj Mariius Ierrv
0bIoJ 10 1 i'r~f Caldwell, dated The 9Th dsv "a
September, lssc, and recorded among the
public land records OF Be mont county, ohio.
In record of mortgages, vol. p nj page 2&
ct SEQ, TO secure three hundred bonds OF said
company for the sum OF sl0O each, mum bered
from one to three hundred, inclusive, that on
Saturday, June 10, 1859, twenty Of said bonds
were selected by To-, by . committee composed
as In said mortgage required. for payment
and redemption by said Compsny, on July 4.
1872 The numbers OF Ssid twenty bonds ara
as follows: Eight S), twenty eight 90, sixty.
three (6S), sixty eight l6sl, eighty.three ISL,
eighty-nin 90, ninety-six Us, one hundred
and thirty seven (lS,), one hundred and nfty.
nine (t5e1. one hundred and seventy ll;O), ons
hundred and seveLty-four u7p, one hundnei
and seventy six (lIS), enc hundred and eighty.
six (lS6), two hundred and one con, two hun.
dred and twelve (9lN, two hundred and sixteen
(2l6), two hundred and forty eight cas-, two
hundred and rfty-one ,25n, two hundred AMI
eighty (2s0,, and two hundred and ninety.
The said twenty bonds win be paid BY s.,a
Company nj the Bank Of the Ohio Valley, in
the citv OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on the
Isl DAY OF July, lSs2, together with the Interest
then due thereon, and interest upon said
twenty bonds shall cease from that day, and
the interest warrants or coupons thereto at.
tached, which shall not have then become
due. will be null and void.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
JUNE l6, l@2. lelf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
KNIGHTS or ST. JOHN.
Their First Appearance and the Picnic
ON the l~lAnd

The knights of ST John made their frs;
appcSSancC in public, yesterday, and pre-,
>rntci . ute a CrciitSNls show also This
organization Was formed only eight
months sSSCN but already numbers one
huDdrSi and tjtIY uniformed members and
will SINOn have ioUble that number enroll,
"a IL y an organization coOnected With
- AlphOOSuS chUu,h, of the Filth waNi,
and : uniformed in its own style anu
with AcNi taste,
Yesterday they gave a picnic On the
Island provided by street parade. The
Knights attended early mSS~ sung AZ -,
AlphOuSCS chU0ch, BY Father NrsuSch.
mn, : a. .SO O'clock. The line VAS then
tV-mSi, aud the Knights marche3 through
the priuCiyAl STREETS, headed BY the O?eEI
House CrcheSIrS. With seventeen pieces
The chief marshal 81 the day MAS Louis
Roth. With the following assistants,
NrSSrS, Wn, SchrNll, John II, FNoSs, N,
RriSSeck and Joseph Halser. The mNa, o.
whom ! ~ we're in line, INSIDE = 6ne appear,
SGSC and attracted mach favorable cosn-
mSpI rhs uniform IS neat and SpPce,
pirate.
~, arriving q, the Fair GrNUpi Al al
SreSS Ma made hy John ochSsnkuhn,
President % the NnishtS, after which the
members and thsir friends scattered about
The grounds and enjoyed themselves IN =
variety III Ways, including dancing,
puripS the day = toot race Was run be
tween Jake Reed and ". Dunlap, which
Was NOa ey the latter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
OUR RIVER LOG.
Memoranda Made by the Register sold
SALE, Along the wharf.


The river was still rising at dark last
night, the marks showing feet OF wafer
in the channel.
The Bachelor is the Pittsburg packet to-
The Courier leaves for Parkersburg to-
The Andes did not arrive until late last
evening, but will leave on time tSfs after
noon for Cincinnati.
The Chancellor is due up tesRsht, en-
route for Pittsburg.
The following towboats passed yester-
dBy: Down-keefer. Up-J, s. Neel, Nail
City, Jas. A. Stone and Bengal Tiger with
empties.
Business was very duh on the landing
yesterday.
All the regulars arrived and departed on
The steamer Telephone has been sold by
E.n. !. D. budding and others to i. a,
Carr & Co, OF n"ffalo. W. Va, for $4,000:
They will take possession this Wees, s an"
continue to run her in the Gallipolis and
Kanawha trade.
The Wyoming, as well as the Dakota, will
come out of the Missouri this fall, and go
back into the Pittsburgh and st. Louis
trade Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Low water craft promises to be scarce this
season. The owners of Pittsburgh boats
have concluded to keep their craft at the
bank during the summer, believing that
the income is insufficient to compensate
for the wear and tear encountered in low
water navigation. Cincinnati Times.
Captain James c. Reese reports work pro.
crossing satisfactorily on the new steamers
Kate Adams and Will Hays. Captain Rees
expects great things of these boats and we
trust his expectations will be fully realized.
He is giving all his time to experimenting
their construction. One day he gires to the
Adams and the next TO the Hays.-PRts-
Jtrgh Commercial CARTE.
PITTsBuRGH June 26-River 5 feet inch
and rising Weather clear and warm.
OIL Cry. June 26-River foot 5 inches
and stationary; muddy. Weather clear and
hot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
STATE SCRIBEs.
Notifieat ton TO Those Living Along the
Line Of the ID. d o. II. IL.

P. W. Morris, presiden. Of the West
Virginia Press Association, desires to notify
all editors who desire to come to Wheeling
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, to at
tend the Association meeting, to write TO
him, enclosing their applications for passes.
A large proportion OF the members will
come by this road and by needing this
notice they will get free transportation.
The REsIsTERs exchanges throughout The
State will please copy this, so as to
thoroughly disseminate the information.
The indications are now that the turn
out on July 5th will be very large, especi.
ally inasmuch as the week will be a holiday
with most of them. The more the mer-
rier is a good maxim in this case, and we
hope to see every State paper represented.
The members in this city will do all in
their power to provide pleasant time for
their quill driving fraternals, and will ex-
pect TO hear full reply to the roll call.