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The Evening critic., 1882-06-16

Wheat is a sight TO behold, and the crop VIII
be heayyi corn is hardly three inches high,
cherries Just ripenlng and peaches Will be
plenty. The oldest inhabitant says such a
season has not been known In the last sixty
years. Where's Benner?
HOWARD VERNON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
ROBSON AND CRANE
As the ''Two Dromios'' I'm ssConieoy OF
o. Errors

q EFEOE0. t.
The above celebrated comedians will draw
immense audiences before the footlightS OF
our Opera House next Monday and Tues
day evenings. An exchange says:
The thousands of merry and intelligent
people who have attended this play since
its performance by the comedians, Robson
and Crane, is exceptional in the history OF
American theatricals. The quaint waggery,
the exquisite foolery, and the inimitable
acting of these famous artists have rem
dered this masterful creation of Shakes
peare familiar in the mouth as household
words, while the marvellous resemblance
between the "Dromios" is bewildering in
its exact details. There is no need for the
orchestra TO strike up a merry tune in
order TO add zest to their welcome. When
they have once shown their faces, under
meath the quaint comical hats, and the red
hair, with each mark on his cheek, aud
clad in jerkin and hose, the screaming
laughter that greets them shows that half
the work is over. 1t would seem almost
impossible to tell which was which. Mr.
Crane has succeeded in initiating Stuart
Robson's voice and manner to perfection.
Those who have seen the two in other
pieces know that Mr.. Robson's figure is
altogether different from Mr.. Cranes
yet they have so managed their makeup
in face, limbs and height as to completely
battle identity with the ordinary spectator.
The arrangement of the scene outside the
house of "Antipholis of Ephesus" is up
roariously funny, with the wrong '.Dromio"
inside the door speaking his defiance TO the
right 'Dromio' and his enraged master
outside; and the scene on the mart, where
the Ephesian master and men break away
from the officers, and both the "Antipholi'
and "Dromios" are pursued by the mob,
is equally amusing-but, better than all is
the final meeting Of the twins in the last
act, The effect Is electrical. and the laugh.
ter, stricken audience gives full vent to an
applause which fairly shakes the house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
The Habeas Corpus Case.

This case which has excited so much in
terest in this community for the last two
or three days, was decided yesterday by
Judge Boyd, in the Circuit Court. The
facts were as follows: Elijah NJ Weekly,
upon the death of his second wife, some
six months ago, allowed Miss Josephine
Fee to have charge Of his little daughter,
Ella Maud, then two years OF age. Miss
Fee for the last six years has had
the care of Ella, and had become
very much attached to her. Some
time ago Mr.; Weekly married again,
and became DESTROYS, having a home,
of taking charge of Ella himself He re-
quested Miss Fee to give her up to him, but
she was unwilling, and he, considering her
attachment to the child, was willing to let
her remain until he became convinced that
Ella was being brought mp to dislike him.
He then made formal demand for Ella
but Miss Fee refused to give her up. He
then sued out writ OF habeas corpus, en-
ployiDg John o. Pendleton as his counsel,
and Miss Fee retained Z. G. Gracraft The
cause was tried on Thursday. Miss Fee
alleged and attempted TO prove that
Weekly was an unfit man to
have the custody of children. but she COM
pletely failed in this. Mr.. Weekly proved
by crowd Of witnesses that he was q kind
father, sober, industrious man, and
very proper person in all respects. Mrs.
Fee proved her kindness, care and attention
to the child. Judge Boyd announced his
decision yesterday. He regretted Mrs.
Fees grief and loss, but the law was inexo-
rable, the father having proven by his
character and good standing that he was
entitled to the child. Ella was accordingly
given to her father.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
MARTINS FERRY.

Amasa L. Niggus, wife and children, OF
Peru, ILL.,, are the guests OF Mrs. Benz.
Hoyles.
Some body will get hurt if the railing on
abe board walk leading from the depot to
the postoffice is not torn down or repaired.
Mrs Mary A. Crooks is visiting relatives
in Pennsylvania.
The Lilies of the Valley Missionary
Society will give an entertainment in the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs B. Long is visiting friends at Pitts
burgh.
Lewis ]. Elliott, of Henry county, ILL.,, is
visiting his brother, John f. Elliott, who
he has not seen for thirty-four years.
w. II. Coss is building nice wagon for
the Good Intent Express Company.
Harry Souders is taking in the Cincin-
natl Exposition, and will probably remain
in that city.
from weeks visit with his friends in
West Virginia.
]. S. Harrison is at Cadiz.
Mrs. Lolita Stewart, of Kansas, is the guest
of J. 8. Harrison, ESQ.
Samuel Heaton has returned from q
weeks trip through the country. a-
Hon. Ross J. Alexandra was in town yes
terday, looking after his workers.
Mrs. Alex. Frazier, who has been visiting
at Pittsburgh for some weeks, will return
to day, 49,
Daniel Gilmore leaves for Pittsburgh to-
day, to spend some days.
. Daniel Walters has returned.
The furnace being erected at the Elson
Glass Works will be the largest in the
world.
Ohio Coss is i'll.
A number of nail feeders at the Laughlin
mill we're off yesterday, No iron.
The Laughlin mill pump gave out on
Thursday, and is being repaired.
Butter is selling at IS cents aud eggs Is
cents.
A number of glass workers of this
ntighborhood will take in the fat mems
foot race at Wellsburg to-day.
The Germans picnic to-day and the A.
NJ. 4. IS social tonight
Election day is nearing and little interest
is manifested outside of the "wire pullers"
Of. both parties, who are working quietly
but vigorously. No meetings have been
held and an outsider would scarcely know
this is campaign. The canvass is being
worked this way. When all good people are
in their beds the politician gets fellow in
a saloon, fills him up "chuck full" and then
says, Now you vote for -; he's your
friend" &c,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
SUNDAY sERYICEs.
where worshippers Can be Accoinmo-
=. dated. To-Day.

dated. To-Day.
81. Matthews Church-services at 1880
A. NJ. and 7:30 P. M
Services at Second Presbyterian Church.
Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, pastor, at 1880 A. N.
and o'clock p. M. All are welcome.
A gospel temperance meeting will be
held at Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50. Mr.. G. w. Bags will make an ad-
dress.
TIE citizens Bible class will meet Sab
bath afternoon, October Sth, at 2:30 o'clock
in the lecture room of the First Presby-
terrain church. Lesson-Mark IA: %, 81.
All who desire the advantage of such class
are invited to attend and will be cordially
welcomed.
First Baptist Church-Preaching to-mor-
row morning and evening by the pastor,
Rev, J, B. milford. Theme at 1890: "The
Cross and Crown" At P. NJ, pastors Bible
class and Sabbath school exercises. Theme
att NJ: 1.-The Healing Saviour" the third
sermon of the course in the life and charac-
ter of Jesus Christ. Young peoples meet
ing. Monday evening at 7:30. Strangers are
invited and will be made welcome.
There will be preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church, tomorrow, by the
pastor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., at
l0:S0 A. NJ, and at Z o'clock p. N.
lnternatlOnal ounuay Scno0i AeSsou I.
Mark IA, 1921. Subject: "The Passover"
There will be services in the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church, tomorrow, at 1880
A. N. and p. NJ, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Z. H. Dornblaser. Strangers are
welcome. Sunday school at 2 p. N.
At the First NJ. e. Church, Bridgeport,
there will be preaching at 1889 A. n. and
ESQ p. N. Morning subject: Following
the Lord Fullyp Evening subject: The
He'll of the Scriptures The Sunday
school, II. W. Rhoads, superintendent,
win meet at or. NJ, instead ofs Az.
Thecongregstion of the Third Presbyte-
risn Church viii hold their usual services
in the sermon church, corner Thirty.seventh
and Jacob streets, at 1880 A. N. and r. N.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. G. Lyle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
STEALING A CORPSE.
The CuriOus Freak OF a Father Who
Carried on the BOdy Of HIS Child.

Henry Hirschroth, who formerly lived
in this city, but who has been separated
from his wife for some time aud living in
Marshall county, was summoned here yes,
terday TO attend the mineral of one of his
children who had died day or two ago.
When he came he found that all prepare
lions had been made Tor tie funeral, a lot
for the intermeRt purchased in Mt. Zion
and all preliminaries settled. Finding the
mother absent he screwed down the lid OF
the colin, picked IL UP and boarded an
Eastern bound train on TIE D. & o. at 9 A.
NJ yesterday. The mother returned shortly
afterwards and was almost distracted when
she learned what had became Of her dead
child. Recovering herself she took the
next train and started in pursuit, but up
fill late hour nothing had been heard of
either parent, HirSchroth has been living
p~- ssosby Rock and it is suspected that
ne has gone there.
The neighborhood is much excited over
The affair, asst Is at once novel and exciting,
and the coming Of the mother is awaited
with much interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

sATURDAY. OCrOBER ,. Issa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Index TO New ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
United Labor Notice.
Cream Cheese. II. Delhi & Co.
Moderate Priced Furniture-G. Mendel
& Co.
For Sale-BOnds.
Report of the Condition of National Bank
of West Virginia.
Grand Democratic Rally Local Page.
For Sale-Twe-Story Brick House
New Line of Opera Glasses-Miller &
FranZheim.
Whole and Ground Spices-Eiward
Reid.
Colgste's Toilet Sosps-R. H. List.
White and Red Lead-W. A. Wilson.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Tin and Japanned Ware-G. w. John
sons Sons.
Gladiator Cook Stoye-B. Fisher i Son.
Ladies' Fine Shoes. T. Stone.
Now is the Time-B. +. Caldwe II.
All Kinds OF Moulding-Beltz & Fla ding.
Opera Honse-W. B. Curtis Local Page. ]
Cheap OrgBn-Wilson & Bsumer-[ Local
Page.l
Attention, Democrats-[Local Page
Notice.. w. Nichols Local Psge.l
Farm Property for Sale-C. A. Schaefer
& Co.-lLocal Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Nest Recent News OF n Personal
Character.


Character.
Thomas Hughes, Esq, OF Baltimore, is in
the city.
WIG. Morley, Esq, of Kingwood, is in
the city.
Capt John A. Armstrong returned from
PittSburg, yesterday.
Mr.. Benz. Bloomfield and daughter re.
turned from Steubenville, yesterday.
Misses Annie and Mary Munnell will
leave for Grafton to-day for few weeks
visit to friends.
Ed. w. Brues, Esq, the New York cloak
man, arrived in the city, yesterday, to
spend to-day and Sunday.
Mr. s. r. Smith. of New Cumberland, q
student at Washington and Jefferson Col
ltge, passed through :he city yesterday, to
spend few days at home.
John A. Hervey, one of Uncle Sans de.
paItment clerks, Is home from Washington
He denies the allegation that he comes
here at this time as an agent of jay Hub
hell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
wants 20 Know

10 Dac EtttOF ~ ble heyENeT'
have seen repeated statements in the
Iatelliqeqcer that Mr.. Golf is in favor OF a
tariff, and the IstelliJeHcsr seems to be in
favor of the same thing. Now, we would
like to know how many people there are
in Wheeling who are not in favor of q tariff
OF some sort? What we want to know is,
what articles are 70 be covered by the tar
i'll these gentlemen say so much about?
Do Mr. Goff and the editor of the IHtslIigeR-
Ger want high tariff on pig iron and Nv
tariff or no tariff at all on ore2 Again,
how about the tariff on wool and wooden
goods Yours respectfully,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
THE FouRNAMENT.


List offhe hniGhss "o
.rrps tournament to-day promises to be q
- success. Mr.. Thomas Burke, the
$780, has left no stone unturned. and
instS 80 for anything the tournament
viii nh he sil that its friends hope for A..
The following IS . psrth hss Oh tne
xnights Who have entered: -
Jobn ButtsrEeld, Jr., ChaS HOB aooo %; ms.
Hsncher, Jim Patterson, 1 49, uaS0n'
Geo, D o.o.S ~ wheeling; Ed. and A..
Louis Ls ST. a. md win Darrah. Of Bellairei
6owi9a, ; a. IL Freedmore, Nd. Tnos.
Gus Snsks Msnsser. and Geo. z. Dunlap sec
Retry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
A big Cheek Found.

This morning young man by the name
of Chris Lang, brought TO the Mayors
office check for $1,000, which he had
picked up at the Union depot. 1t was
drawn on the Commercial Bank of Wheel
ing, by !. II. Williams, guardian, in favor
J. n. Vance. The bank was notified by
telegraph and in q short time an order
came 10 send it to in. Vance, President
of the Riverside Iron Works, Wheeling. 1t
wss mailed at once.-Pittsburgh Telegraph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
fnStl1yS lIe Of Yillibk liPnp1q

HNDER AMp By yLkTUf ~ ~ a. -
made On t6s Ssh day o. Jar, ~ x - -
re ne: Sn g ne K. q !Ss;s 81 So
band, 3 ne = trustee, ! VII. On -.
sATURDAY. NovENBER -
A. . oc =. 9 r. R,o:::St g Ss 10 ssss
3olioWfne dsocffbod rsal estats. tnns 49, -,
A oegSoin parcel of Lard Wing 80 -,
stsd On zsneS isiaad, = ne CT Co..
ine. boa1ds1 "a dsoeqss - = nsSS6ss5E
q point - ~ neHS q e. 80 go ~. 81
Estsn' gf2ss.tzi 1 1890 q ~ q = = 80
"a ~ siiey Slsst; tSsnes va y - ",
~: Z s:s.s:gZy ~; e: 9
= 1aas oss. bird 60: s.,1s - - =
tvslvsnsasis visa ijs.fs. +. Vsdooo Voc fSss.
". Il. HALLKR, Auesionsf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
ANOTHER

Lot of those Women's Grain
Morocco Button shoes received
at 81. 25 per pair. Also the finest
hand and machine made Mems
and WOmen's Shoes In the city at
j. w. AMICk'S,
No. 1143 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

Prof. Mullen win opsn class fos Isdisu.
Misses and kasteu, % TpeDday aftenopa.
October 10th, 1854 q 9ermanis Hal, coenee
Of Fourteenth and Market streets, {f0l Z
70 O'Clock. md VII continhi otstg H.
day and Thursday Of eacA voet. Iko Pro.
fessor says his tims u q. eouG1a1JlY occo,
pied that h finds Is impoasIkls - %
around soliciting pef1o0alLy. ana fDofo(
tu41 ala " tAxss.s = eAi; - ~ z =.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
Meetins OF Public school Teaehers.

The C and ID teachers of Webster school
entertained their fellow teachers of the
same divisions in the various schools of the
city yesterday afternoon. The following
was the order Of exercises illustrated By
ciasses OF pupils of the school; Miss Todd,
arithmetic; Miss Crosse. object lessons;
Miss Work. school singing; Mrs. Dunbs,
h.0orarLy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

Rate OF levy on the 500 for teachers fund
average Is cents, distributed as follows:
Triadelphis, 30 cts; Liberty, %; Richland,
Is; Washington, (Ind.) 40; Richie, (Ind.)
II cents.
Rate on levy on the 800 for building
fund, Is cents. G.t
Total assessed valuation Of real and per.
sonal property in the county, So, 465, 20l.
The highest rate OF salary paid in the va
rious districts is as follows:
Triadelphia, $45; Liberty, as; Richland,
$35; Washington Qnd. dis.) SIS; Richie
(Ind. dls.) $40
lowest rate OF salary:
Triadelphia, $50; Liberty. $2s; Richiand,
Washington (Ind. dist $3s; Richie lind.
dis. $40
Amount Of teachers' fund apportioned TO
white pupils, 81, 548.n.
Amount 10 colored pupils, $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
Veferfnau Hespffal.

DrC. B. Robinson has found It necessary.
owing to increase Of practice, to establish Q
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals
can be treated In a rational and scientific
manner. ALI animals placed In his hands
will receive the best OF attention. and
treated according TO the dictates Of science.
Hospital, No. 1 Eleventh 4treet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
For, the CitIzens OF " heelIng.

A German, who never voted for anyone
but Republicans, says: General Goh did
not show scholarship in bis speech on
finances A good general Of the landwehr
will not try to make carrier pigeons out OF
citizen OF wheeling. +. G. SCHAFER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
BONDS FOn SALE.

r HAVE A FEW or THE o sPERcEsi
L $500 Donds Of west Virginia s'.e ~
and Exposltion Association for ssle' lss.
payable ssni annually. N.Y. ~
the Arst I'D only dssl Of tsua a ~
and buildin0of saA Aseclasice. 49,
perty coae Win ms inprovsnash -
06lO0o, ~ NE buildings and fppso.
an insured IN The sum Of el7fW. md ~
ciss Asuaensa % the holders Of - 49,
their interest may appsv. ~
be so1l ~ ~. Total amoust fsse0
a. 70 GEO. HOOK. rs.ss...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Abstract of the Report OF County su
perfntendent Maxwell.

ADstract Oh the hepOrt Oh COuuty gu
perintendent Maxwell.
Mr.. James G. Maxwell, County Saperin.
tendent of Free Schools, has filed his re-
port OF the condition of the county schools
in the Office of the State Superintendent
1t is very lengthy and elaborate docu-
ment, and not without interest to every
one in the city and county. Referring to
the teachers, he says they are nearly all Of
the most wide-awake and progressive char.
acter "They have left old grooves and
are teaching in an intelligent
and vigorous manner. New meth.
DDS, new ideas and new blood
seems to have taken the place of the old
styles, and their efforts are beginning TO
bear fruit in the increased attendance and
lively interest that pupils take in school
affairs. Mr.. Maxwell also takes occasion to
to compliment the State Super
intendent for his earnest and active work
in behalf of education in the State. Mr..
Maxwell recommends that apparatus
be furnished for each school in the county,
that unabridged dictionaries be placed In
each school and that Board Of Examiners
be appointed.
l. Eolfo,.,;n, 10 fha ahofrock of iha rax~.vk .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
Wnffe leokfA

Take two cups Of white sugar, tws-ehirds
Of cup butter, two thirds Of Q cup swooi
milk, one egg beaten, flavor With nutneg;
add three pints Of -four having IN e o.
and Q half measures "Dsn0o<p nakfa6
Powder; roll out thin and eut n shaDe4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

Nothing is purer or more re-
freshing than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary Zeigenfelder, No. SO
Twelfth Street.
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ACana.

1t having been publicly stated that
Henry Schmulbach remarked to me that
the employment Of members Of the Anal.
gamated Union a. policemen BY the West
wrong, and should not have been done; OF
at least one-half Of the number should
have been from the iaboring men about tho
mills, do hereby certify that such remarks
were not made By him, but by Alexander
Laughlin. G. En-. MxzDxI- Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
Hunaue Soeiety.

The West Virginia Humane Society held
q meeting at their room, third door OF
Franklin's building, Judge G. L. Cranmer.
President in the chair. The resignation
of Col II. Sterling as Secretary was receiy-
ed and accepted. and Rev. J. G. Lyle elected
in his place. Mr.. Thos. J. Edwards was
appointed assistant agentto Thos Sweeney.
Esq, general agent. Other business of i'm.
portaDce was also attended to. The Society
Is gradually increasing in membership and
will soon be in thorough working order.
The Society meets every Friday night at
7:30 o'clock.
No BETTER flour made than Charter Oak.
Eeksz. SiMpson. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

Peach and other Fruit Flavor
ed Creams at Mrs. Mary Zeigen-
felder's, No. SO Twelfth street,
fresh every day.
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INDUsTRIAL NOTES.

The Belmont Mill Company will make Q
large shipment Of nails on the steamer Sid.
neY to-day. Everything about the Bel
mont mills working nicely.
The new structure ut the Gas Works ID
completed, and the machinery will be
placed immediately under Superintendent
billions instructions. This building 10
125 feet long, with q face on Nineteenth
street OF 45 feet. and 10 % feet high; built
entirely Of brick, with IN iron roof, and IL
divided into departments as follows: On
the first floor 10 the boiler room and engine
room, each 2lx22X feet and immediately
behind this is the purifying room which l. Is
154 feet, and the line room adjoins the back
end of 1t and measures 2lx43 feet. Tne
second story will be used as an Office aud
repairing rooms. In the engine room will
be placed two engines, one 10 run the ex-
hauster and the other the new patent
washer. In the boiler room will be placed
two large boilers, A inches In diameter aud
IL feet long, one Of which arrived on the
they are being built by Coz & Morris, Of
this city. In the purifying room will Be
placed four large purifying boxes. which
measure 18x20 feet The retort house n
about half finished. II Is situated it the
southwest portion Of the grounds -
The fire brick and o large quantity Of tbs
iron for this building has been received
and they are now waiting on the brick
masons, who should be through in very
short time, but Supt Dillon does not think
the building will be completed until the
last Of this month. Everything about the
works are kept in firstclass order, and the
old yard I'm which the large tanks are Il g
clean as any yard In the city.
Redman IL Co. are doing o very large
business. The last lot of nail machines
for the jefferson Iron Works, were com.
pleted and shipped of yesterday. This
firm has made over thirty-five machines
for the Jefferson Iron Works, and nov have
q large order on hands from another frm
for about the same number. Yesterday
they were dressing couple Of large bed
plates for the Whitaker Iron Works which
will be completed this week. In the sec.
ond story Of this building the Elson Glsss
mould shop, and II II also used By Rsdmsn
Co. as pattern shop. The Elson Glass
Company, OF Martins Ferry, have their
men hard at work making moulds for their
works, which will be started up about the
frst Of January.
BADLY MASHED.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 O'Clock.
John Dickson, coal digger at Buriey Il
Jones bank at Ben~ood, met With . very
serious accident while ct work. From him
the following facts were CLEANED: he and
partner were ct work in achamber "bssrl
ing under,' and be vas lying on kis rjght
side about i've feet under the lasp vsin 81
coal when the immense mass fsl on HIN
but fortunately broke, and lssp pektloa
ruabed to bis sesistsnce md n z fST -.
mentS pulled the coal on u him. The 6qly
thing that aayed hfa 1ffa Saa lkSk = S1ss'efl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

HAD Chronic Rheumatism for one year;
had been given up 10 die by two physic-
isns. PERUNA cured me. Wm- CURrz,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07
A JUVENILE ROBBERY.
Two Little Boys Steal Large Amount
Of Valuable Property.

Of Valuable Property.
Yesterday afternoon two small children
entered the house of Joseph Hirth, who
lives in East Wheeling, and in the absence
OF the family stole gold watch, gold ring
anda pocketbOok containing quite sum
of money. The theft was soon discovered
and Capt Bennett notified. In q very
short time the little thieves were arrested,
and, thoroughly scared. they confessed and
handed over the articles and were allowed
"a 20 on account of their extreme youth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

TARM PROPERTY FOR SALE .xI
Tor saie, Containing "a acres, all nicely y.
proved BY dwelling, stable, orchard, &c s I'm
this side Of tho school house on Chaplns IA
The finest place for q country. fesiaens
farm OF 60 acres, veil improved. Win IT,
Of orchard; II miles below rslxs', as., ~
for sale or exchange. Y. 4: S .Is.ssa..