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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
DOWNED BIZ WOMEN.
Amazing and Exciting Incident I'm
the JAil Yesterday.

About l O'Clock yesterday afternoon Jail
ur Davis was aroused from his meditation
ON the mutability of human affairs by "a
bald singing in the females corridor. THIS
is contrary 10 rules and he went up TO stop
it. Msmie Johnson and Jessie Siles, both
ro'orious colored yemmes s;joie, were doing
lhe vocalizing, and became so demOnStrI'
tive that Davis went for his mace. When
be returned fight ensued, in which the
women downed Davis, took away his clue
and locked him in the cell, while Mamie
took the club and mounted guard.
Davis fred his pistol to give an alarm,
and the outside world, imagining another
Cutbresk bad occurred, flocked to the front
dCor in crowds. Jsnitor Flynn, of the
conTt bouse, responded, and, in spite of
Sicious bite inflicted by SileS, released
Davis. The latter made things very warm
80 Davis saws he must and will have
discipline. if he has to fight for IL and no
and n shall down him with imPunity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
EXCURSION TO CLEVELAND.
Fine Time Laid Out by the Harmonic
Maeunerch0r.

The Harmonic .Maennerchor Singing So
Ciety proposes to eclipse all former efforts
in an excursion to Cleveland and the
Lakes on Saturday, September , A com.
mittee has gone to Cleveland to make the
necessary arrangements and charter
steamer for a Sunday ride on Lake Erie.
The special train will leave Bridgeport ut 5
A.. NJ. on Saturday, September >, and the
round trip is 81 IS, tickets good for three
days.
The excursion promises to be exceeding.
" enjoyable, and will no doubt he wei.
patronized. Cleveland is a delightful
city, and the trip on the lake will add to
the pleasure Of the occasion. There are
many summer excursions on the tapis, but
this one adds chCapness to enjoyment and
cans the climax
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Matters of Interest Concerning All
of Them.

Masonic satters-Pythian Points-Amatl'
eamated Attractions Three LINKS
Singing Society SaIad-knight' OF
Labor Trifes-Pinters Slugs-.
Knights Of Honor-Work'
ingmen-Glassblowers
Other Societies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
LOCAL SPOkIA
The diamond. Track and D" "
StrInlty.

A foot race for 80 side US %
day night between Two fA'' VIZ
named IIebrick and l""i' "'
wards il The distance, and ~" 2
next Saturday two week, al 'b' ~
Ground track. c.I.
The Hsrdsrrsbbles and 4
nine played match game 81 =
south End grounds, y's'''i', a.,
won by the latter by ascot, o o. y 2 :,
The Ohivs Of BeilGrc, and zoe ! IA
OF the South End played 70"
game Of bal, on the Island yHp.
name was finally Won bJ iS Jf
by a score Of > to-. ,t,.u
Parkersburg bs, club ,h,ss ;
I, plsy the Standard. Bnhf ~
next time they will moi h "r'
The following averages Of !, 'h -, =,
This season. may be read s.is .h, :
Rating Ay.rsy. -L'iri; y ~ ", 4, I
Ijysn, VI: Earkl"y, H' N W.. - 3
lem, sl; Rs.rnberk. D. "'
lem ni. p%; A,.rure-A II.inI.l1. :. ~ !
, G.c, e HeinIsin, 100; sllIS
~: barley, ~; Lard w.
n 0nn. ~ sdo- s,apderJL,. pi oit,s
Eas. IIlts standard =, III otVs<ss
ErTors Aade siAphA''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
The COMING :!
Which Promise. to g..
First Ons
A fi fts t., Of tn. e.po,t;,, 7!
~. Centennial Of Ff For, ~. :
general, !

BY this tine mex, mo,,.
position posi- Oh will be Ove, and ,s s.I =
s s.,, ., The expectation !, S S...;
s[s; s', Tor. "o' making o. az a
elhesrs Of the as.Ociaiia I9' ~. a,',,'ns
S Sse H., that a,, win far clips e.,
| yet be done in the line In, ee .,
have left, thus far. no " as"
well begun. 'S~s o. Ssa
s'oce last fall h. ,.
gone 60 steady imrroveraI.+np,, ac, s,H
De Naid To he entirely co%s emmy a.!
In 10, no n .Ilile ei'or; a, aior dom ~
supply horrible, but no q, be- BE- Is
.E ana sasdust. ii, b,,S
hTt convert the walks I",SN
fninEe Ia, been made in 40 = ~
D Uu,Da'nes' though an er,.p,,,,'l
ment : contemplate !,
SS,TS'sd, last fall, tia; /" '. =, I
nan was inadequate to II. e
The future will bri,S -, %>s
On. shd inner building For H. :, =.
the demand ior SPACE IA, 90, 90
gun and in short tim, Ibs,,H
s ,,.;.i. I%'t"i r"orl.,o ,IA,,
evident determination on - H.
merchants and manuiactr,.,,
s,N'> ana cases pnr>,ntrito a.
tagc, and there is M donS, -, 10 eS
VIII >nrpa>> that # lat We.
The exhibitions will have n. "a
experience, which viii 10 ., -.
lhe association will r,,, !,
premiums, all amour, sU, ~
that OF ISL, which is diy,d.,;,~t
Tor every conceivable ar,ic., 80,
or manufactured. and viii
farmer. merchant and m.pn',
10 exert themselves Pni.Ir,,
especially see 10 it tas. the, -.
we'll represented. and ambi,'aS'
keepers will no doubt trosd 70
the domestic department
An appeal i made 10 Ii, l,l,.
OF the art and fancy WORK 80
Last year they were promis.s,.
the fair, and AWAY, atirac,.J ~
crowds. Our city ladies' CONF =
the work and the rr,u,t VA, !.
factory. This YEAR should ma.
ward, and the exhibition AZ .,-'
of the very first effort.
he TRIALS ut speed are etr.p-,
part at the attention Uf the Ryf,, II
the determination tosiv. 10 u =
est,d IN such mstter, a ,rrls, a, ~
J"yabIe races, The pr,sc, ar y.., u,
and sufficient Ia induce thr o,s,:
horses 10 bring in their >toA ~
present indications th,r. WI "a, =
Of good horse flesh. Tie r.
promise 10 liz II great latrfr,,u
our local Uheelmen vii take ,-
tere>i Of our own ncighhu-Hs r. J
surely he enlisted
One 81 The important features o. A.,
will he the Fort Henry Crg..,
bniion. on September If'a v
true, our merchants have nf To-,
the zeal they should yet n, !,r
be worthy OF a long n,itto ,r &,
cial committee IA ,harcr " r1r p.
ilr fair progrsmm" vii NAE .at
ton a. be- successful
Speaking generally, the g.
promises most hatirrIns.y. -,
doubt be the success ita'r',. 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
lnciptent Fire.

Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock fire
alarm box No. "a was pulled, occaSioned by
Kate Ermin> house in Alley Is, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, being
On fire. The Atlantic engine company re-
SpOndcd promptly and soon eNtinguished
the flames. Upon investigation as to the
cause of the fire it was discovered 10 have
came from Il defective flue, only about two
feet square having been burnt out of the
roof OF the house before it was put out
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

across the river, who we're accu;et .hsy
stesling bsmmocks, chickens, &c, pn' N''
all escaped. :, The
civ hall, last night
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
WATER WALES.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf

Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf
The river was falling slowly, at dark last
night, with feet inches OF water in the
channel.
The Courier is laid up at the landing and
will have extensive repairs made.
The Welcome took the Courier's place,
yesterday.
The c. W. Anderson the only Cincinnati
and Pittsburg packet that can run al this
stage Of water, passed down, yesterday,
with good trip.
The transfer boat for the Tuscarawas Rail.
road Company is being pushed forward at a
rapid rate by Capt. Vim. Dillon.
Captain William Dillon, Jr, is meeting
with great success for the the shoe house he
is travelling for in this city.
The steamer Courier on her last trip to
this city. brought up 4 great number of peo-
pie for campmeeting. and big amount o.
freight
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indications.

WASHINGTON, August 2O-1 A. N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valley, slightly
warmer and fair weather east to south
winds. stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, slightly
warmer, southeast TO southwest winds;
light local showers and partly cloudy
weather: lower pressure
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

VIZ will receive on MOnday:
1000 WatermelOns,
p barrels Cantel0peS.
90 barrels Sweet Potatoes,
100 boxes Peaches.
40 boxes Bartlett Fears,
IS boxes Damsou Plums.
Zarnitz Bros. & Co. 1870 Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
We will receive on Monday {;

We will receive on Monday:
1900 Watermelons,
25 barrels Cantelopes,
80 barrels Sweet Potatoes,
100 boxes Peaches,
40 boxes Bartlett Pears,
45 boxes Damson Piums.
aaIuI,z Bios. s. Co.. 1870 Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

For the Third sunday II August:
TOMATO sOUP.
FiIIet of Veal Chopped Potatoes.
Green Corn Pudding. String Beans
Pesch Reche Crems.
Marbled Cake.
TOMATO s0CP.
Take the fat from the top OF your soup
stock; heat, and add pint OF strained to-
msto sauce we'll seasoned. Simmer ten
minutes, and it Is ready.
PILLgI OF VEAL
Boil, blanch, and chop two sweetbreads
mix with them q slice OF cooked corned
ham, minced, and some fine breadcrumb-
season with pepper, salt, pinch OF lemon
peel, and bind with beaten egg. stun a
fllet Of veal with this mixture. Bind q
broad strip OF muslin about II, as wide
as the meat Is high; set In
dripping-pan. and pour
cup OF hot water around IL. Cover the
top with milk in which has been mixed 9
tablespoonful OF melted butter. Four on
carefully 20 as not 10 run down the sioes.
Bake, bastins for one hour with milk aud
butter, for another hour with cream IN
which has been stirred pinch oil sooa.
Unbind the muslin from the hllet, dish ~
add to the gravy Q little hot wafer ana
teaspoonful Of corn starch vet IN coln
water. boil up, and pour hall upon 'ne
veal, the rest into boat. ...
' cHorrEp POTATOES.
Chop cold, boiled potatoes into rather
coarse dice; cover with warm milk m
which piece OF soda has been dropped
when very hot, stir in lump Of houred
butter and q little minced parsley ano
onion. Simmer FIVE misutes ana serve
aRrks CORN puDDfso.
Twelve ears of sweet corn, each Of grains
split lengthWise, then cut close 70 the COO
4 eggs, 2 cups milk, / tablespoonful sugar,
rubbed up with one OF butter; ! teaspoon
full salt; 2 tabIespoonfuls -four. hix q
you would a rice pudding. and bake one
hour in Q buttered dish. Serve In the
bake-disb, hot.
STRING BRAEa-
Cut off the ends: "string" we'll, parma
both sides NTH keen knife; cut into eb0f'
pieces, and cook in boiling salt water fofty
minutes; drain; salt, pepper ana sur IN
Tablespoonful OF butter, heated with bs
spoonful Of vinegar.
prAcH LIcHE cHK1A
Twelve ripe peaches, stoned, pared sac
more: 4 cup of powdered sugar: 2 ta6is
spoonfuls of corn starch, vet In cold milk
1 tablespoonful melted butter pint o.
milk.
scald the milk, stir in the corn-st:rch
and, when n begins TO thicteu, take from
the FIRE and put in the butter. When lux
warm whip in the beaten. yolks until 81
are very light Put thick suhstatstun
of peaches into q dish; stew With sugar
and pour the creamy compound over them
Bake in a quick oven ten minute: E: g: sss
spread With . meringue msde o. nv;
whites whipped stiff with little Io.aefe.e /.
sugar. Shut the oven door until thn u
firm. -Eas cold with cream.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
FAMILY MARKET.
what Can be Seen In the Two WheeltuE
Marketson an Augast Morning. and
What 10 Costs 70 Zee.

what 10 Costs TO Zee.
At both markets the past week the dis
play of fruits and vegetables has been very
good, although the season has not yet
reached its best. The absence OF fine
peaches, pears and plums is very noticeable,
and detracts very materially from the fruit
exhibit. Grapes also are scarce, the wet
weather interfering with their rapid and
satisfactory ripening. The vegetable eI.
hibit is exceptionally fine this year. The
tomatoes are large, fine and delicious, and
will be very cheap. Cabbage is unusually
plentiful, and the largest, finest head can
be obtained for a nickel. Melons are COM
ing in literally, but the height Of their sea-
son has not yet been reached, and they are
still little high. Potatoes are coming
down in price each day, in view OF the I'm.
mense crop anticipated this year. Sweet
potatoes are getting in late and high APP
pearancc. The prices this week do not vary
materially from our last weeks quotations.
Following are the ruling figures:
Butter DC, and q good quality very
scarce eggs plenty at l0c. young chickens
25(d35c. each; old chickens firm at O;g35c.,
according to longevity; peaches CD TO SOC.
per peck plums scarce and high peas very
scarce; apples run from ~ to 900. per peck;
bananas from 40 to Soc per dozen; Cante-
lopes 10 to DC each for good ones, and from
5 TO ljc for indifferent; water melons from
Is to 2Oc. each blackberrics 90 per bucket,
and no demand.
VEGETABLEs-Tomatoe from Is to %
cents a peck and very fine; potatoes 10
TO 20 cents peck, will be much cheaper
soon; onions 40 cents q peck; sweet
potatoes so to 90 cents a peck; CARROTS b
cents a bunch; celery 10 cents abunch; cab
bage cents a head; beets three punches for
a dime; beans, green, q cents q peck, yell
low 10 cents peck; corn IS to 20 cents
dozen and scarce; cucumbers for cents
Marion Harland, in her admirable. Year
Dinner Book" gives the following
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

FoB three years my son was sore all over.
PEEUSA cured him. J. SBuEsscawAsDKs.S
s., Pittsburgh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
Habit

,. Tho ,,vnd ~
w Inc y market, ,boon b., rs
Of the middle Of The 'n',a I, =
The FIR. department, oopinsi =, -
~ ~, .n.xer 70 an alarm Of ~ q
The Il, Eighth ward reel h'd u y ~ y
several times on acoouns 80, y
Non NOT moving their s
looking Of the reel.
We will receive on H''
900 Wstsrmelon',
q barrels Csntslope
n hs,,els Sweet potstf
100 boxes Pesches,
a, boIes Bartlett Pesn
a bores Dam son n'n 30 YrsS1
Zarnitr Bros. 4 Co. ~
,n...i., A.t,..... -
cI,el, ".n.i A Riel.rs VIA 4
the tb. wheel. in Jumping l l'S:s -
on ,b. c., c., c. nd I. ' 's,a,s =
net street. yesterday az, ~ $50
i hi. I'ss' II H. sS Va :.tsn y &c
s e.. Dn.troI.sssoe. u, ,.r~1
be .,,s<t. The cbsn
recovery. l
DIED. . 81
nwvya-.,urd.,, Assxess.l
ID" In. Catherine; 800
,n a cis nhe Ds,er' IN ~
sge. .rsfpooo ~
80. rur e.. r,.sdenc. Of d. ,ss,'fl
non 70" Cent?. wh.sli's' -
family are invited. J
nv Aoyl.Is,,v|
FISHING rs.,sspl
japanese, BAMBOO = uob1
Rods, Lines, Reefs s~
At HerseJ's nSeS
asDq
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Sanbael Resister
SUNDAY, AUGUsr 90, 1859.
Thermometer Record.

As taken At Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
SATURDAY.
7AM.l2G.$P.x .7P.x FAME X.SPA Jpn.
o. So IS IS IS 30 20 "a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

WyviIl receive % H06ai''
300 wstermelon''
rs barrels Csn,slope'
20 barrels Sweet Poss''eH
100 boxes Pesch":
~ boxes Bartlett, Fear,
a boIs, Dsmso, Hrn, Vac
- z,rnitr Bros. d Co, iS'"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
BILL OF RARE

For the Third sunday IN August;
TOMATO SOUP.
FiIlet of Veal Chopped Potatoes.
Green Corn Pudding. String Beans.
Peerh Ieche CremA.
Marbed Cake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

The library is assuming shape, and by
three weeks OF a little longer will be ready
for business. The shelving and tables and
paper racks are all in place, and the work
nf calogoging and arranging the books is now
in progress. The room has delightfully."-
airy and pleasant aspect and will, We pre-
dict, be fayOIite resort.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

A South Side grocer last night, predict
ed an early end to the strike. Some of the
men are suffering terribly" said he, land
are in dire want know nsilers and boil
ers who had not a cent saved when the
strike was declared"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
NOTES ON THE NOTABLES.

Like plank OF drift wood
On the watery main,
Another plank encounters,
Meets, touches, and parts again;
Thus, tossed and drifting ever
On Life's unrestiDg sea,
Men meet, and greet, and sever,
pnrfinp afRrnAllY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20

The Republicans of Wheeling are all at
sea as far as candidates are concerned. For
State Senator DIR. Hazlett is receiving some
little mention, and W. J. W. Cowden and
William Hastings are in the background.
DIR. Logan. Gen. Golf, Judge Maxwell and
W. Z. Hubbard are all spoken of for Con-
gresS, but il is not known if any one Of
them will run. The truly good will attend
next Saturdays convention without much
choice for any position.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-02

DoN'T Do IT.-Don't sleep in .
draught; don't 60 to bed with cold
feet don't stand over hot-air registers {;
don't eat what you do not need just to
save it; don't try to get cool too quickly
after exercising; don't sleep with inse-
cure falss teeth In your mouth; don't
start the days work without good
break fast; don't sleep In room with
out ventilation of some kind; done
.tuR cold lest you be next obliged to
starve . fever; don't try to get along
without flannel underclothing In win
ter: don't use your voice for loud speak
ing or eingiDg when hoarse; don't try
to get along with less than eight or nine
hours' sleep; don't sleep In the same
undergarmepts you wear during the
day; don't toast your feet by the fire,
but try sunlight friction instead; d0n'i
neglect to have at least one movement
Of the bowels each day; don't try to
keep up on coffee and alcohol when you
ought to 20 to bed don't drink Ice
water by the glass, but take 1t in sips, q
swallow at time don't eat snow to
uuench thirst. as 1t brings on inf1amma-
ton Of the throat; don't strain your
eyes by reading or working with insult
ficient or dickering light; don't use the
ewes for reading or fine work In the tWi.
light or evening or early morn don'l
try to lengthen your days by cutting
short your nights rest, 1t is poor econo-
nv: don't wear close, heavy fur or rub
her caps If your hair is thin or falls ou'
easily; don't eat anything between
meals except fruits or . glass Of hO
milk If you feel faint; don't take som'
other pvrsOn's medicine because you arr
troubled as they were.-Dr. F0ots'
Health Monthly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-02

TAKING TIME BY THE FoRELOCK.-
At the battle of Groveton, StonewAll
jackson tried an experiment which
nearly frightened . Federal division out
Of their boots. Bars of railroad iron
were cut up into foot lengths aud fired
from some Of his heaviest guns, aud the
noise the missiles made ss they went
calling through the air was q sort of q
cross between the shrek of . woman
and the bray of mule. The Federals
listened In wonder at the frat few which
banged through the tree-tops, and pre-
sently one of the pieces fell just in front
of . Pennsylvania regiment. A captain
stepped forward to inspect it, and after
farming 1t over he rushed to the colonel
with she news:
"Colonel, them internal rebs are flr.
ing railroad iron Ut usl"
"NoW
"They are, for fact!"
Captain, advance your company to
that ridge and deploy, and the minute
you 6nd jackson II getting ready TO fire
freight cars at us, send me word. !
don't propose to have my regiment
mashed into the ground wien 1t can
just ~ we'll be decently exterminated In
the regular way IN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-02

Be HAPPY.-It is the easiest thing In
the world TO be happy, II men and wo.
men could only think 20. Happiness is
another name for love-for where love
exists in . household there happiness
must also exist, even though It has
poverty for its close companion where
love exists not; even tho 1t be In .
palace, happiness can never come. He
was cold aud selfish being who orr
ginated the saying that when poverty
comes in at the door loves flies out of
the window" and his assertion proves
conclusively that he had no knowledge
Of love, for unquestionably the reverse
Of the axiom quoted, is nearer the truth.
When poverty comes in at the door,
love-true love-is more than ever In
clined to tarry and do battle with IN
enemy. Let those who imagine them
selves miserable. before they find faul,
with their surrounding search in theil
hearts for the cause. A few kind words,
little forbearance, or kiss will open
the way to q food Of sunshine In q house
darkened by clouds of discord and un-
amiability.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

THE READJusT PA1TY.-The
proud position Of independence, ~
sumed by General Mahone, In his great
speech In the Uuited States Senate, on
the 28th of Maroh-a little over . year
Ago-and which the General has main.
tained until recently, was endorsed By
the psopIe Of Virgins In orr State cleo
fion. But 1t is doubtful whether the
people would now 20 heartily endoEDo
him in his present attitude towards the
National administration. It II certainly
. great stride in political versatility, 70
step down from . position Of proud In.
dependence-defying cAncusss and do.
tating terms to national pArtiss-and
assuming one Of sERvILrTY, submis~
sivsly In the lead and doing the bidding
of others. -'i-
The endorsement Of Arthur's admin.
istTation. and . pledge 70 its support. n
an endorsement Of the Republican par.
ty, with all Of it, traditions. and N
abandonment Of the Readjuster patty
and In organization. It d simply Q
blind adhesion to the Republican pase1,
irrespective Of its measure Of govern.
meut; IRRESPECTIVE OF THE POLICY
TO BE ADOPTED AND ENTORCED IN
THE YEARS TO COMA Niigini0 Rsad-
.jsIster Front Royak.) q iaE sss'