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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

Miss Ida Dunbar gave delightful little
reception Friday evening to her young
friends e. her home on York street, Island.
The company, which numbered about
twenty-five couples of the young folks.
passed delightful evening in dancing and
different games. At half past ten delicious
refreshments were served, the fun afterward
being continued till midnight, when the
ushering in of another day was the signal
for the departure of the gay young jewellers.
Music for the dancers was furnished by the
Bridgeport band. Among those present
were +. C. Robinson and lady, of Bridge
port, Mrs. Francis McNulty, Of California,
J. Ed. Faris and lady, Mrs. G. W. Dunbar,
Jr., Mrs. G. Naylor, F. c. Winship and
lady, and Misses Blanche Hare, Mamie
Robinson, Stella Eckhardt Carrie
DItwiler, Maude Hunter, Jessie Boggs,
Katie Lukens, Rose Lukens, Annie Miller,
Sprigg Miller, Nellie McMechen, Stella
Tappan, Eta Falloure, Kate White, Annie
Williams, Emma Blond, Bessie Rice, Sue
Murine. Bessie Murine, Eta Brues,
Camille Winship, Grace Detwiler, Mamie
Howell, Lille Pratt, Carrie Naylor. Cor.
nelia CLARK, Eta Dittman, May Woods,
May Prince, and Masters Will Rice, Frank
Winship, Harry Knapp, Harry Fitzgerald,
Harry Campbell. Harry McLain, Ed
Scheilbase, Gus Detwiler. Will Cirnahan,
Chas. Whslly, Rob Dovener, Rob Shepherd
and Rob BOYD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

A very pleasant little reception was Civ.
en- was given Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Brost, at their residence
on Market street, North End. in honor OF
their visitors, Philip Self and sister, Hen
rietts, of Pittsburgh. The company mum.
bered about fifteen couples, and came early
and staid late. During the evening q
tempting luncheon was discussed. Cock.
agnes orchestra was present and furnished
those present were Misses Maggie Zane,
Louise Brost Minnie Otto, Maggie Stew.
ard, Nettie Emick, Mary Bslzer, Katie and
Maggie Brost Katie and Maggie Kinney,
Jennie st. Myers and Messrs. John Brost,
G. ". Short, L. Greenville, Chris. Sanders,
John Englehsrdt, Will Weidman, Ed.
Singerwalt, Charlie Brost, Charles Grone-
with, Henry johnson, Paul Phillips Lewis
Lane and many others.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
Return Reception.

A number of young ladies of the East
End gave reception Wednesday after.
noon and evening to the gentleman friends
as slight return courtesy for a most en-.
enjoyable affair given by them on the
Fourth. The affair came off at Wheeling
Park. The ladies going out in the after.
noon and making all preparations while
the gentlemen came out in the evening.
At eight o'clock tempting and appetizng
lunch was spread by the ladies, who al.
lowed the gentlemen the pleasant novelty
of testing the culinary skill informed by
their own fair fingers, and the additional
attraction OF being waited upon by the
maidens fair. After supper was over q
quiet hour or so was spent in promenading
and spooning, the latter amusement being
confined to q small majority. At ten
o'clock the party broke up, and the guests
left for home in high ecstasy over their
evenings enjoyment,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
DIED..

YOUNGMAN-on Friday, July G. lsa a,
wanda Younl man, aged syears. months :.
ON Saturday, July II, lss3 Willis Younsm,,
Aged 6 year, I month and Is dAys' H.,
children OF " lillian and Melissa Yolnrmss
Funeral OF Willie from the residence o, I,
parents, 25lS Eon street, this Sunday ara
noon at s O'Clock. Friends OF the family !,
invited to attend. Interrment at rsn,as,
Cemetery.
Saturday, July H. lssS Il
O'clock H., William Giliigan, aged IS year.
Funeral from his lsDs residence, eorus,
Twsnty.third. and Main streets Aons
morning. Requiem mas at the Cs,hedrl
0 O'Clock. Interrment at Mt Calvary Csu
etery. FriendS are invited. %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
Merits OF Moving Maehiaes.
ELM GROVE, ". VA, July IA, 1883
tn m. Editor OF The Rs1i,tsy.


In your issue Of July IL We see Q card
from some one calling themselves Rex,
why they do not give their real name Ii .
mystery 10 US, } in which they make much
ado about nothing, claiming . great victo-
~ for the Buckeye mower IN . contest
which they claim took place on the farm
OF John Reid, OF Valley Grove. Now
the facts in the case are, on the 4th Of this
month We took one Of orr Eureka mowers
TO Mr.. Reds on trial. We had no infor.
nation OF any contest until after We had
our machine on Mr.. Reds farm. We
were then told that the agents for the
Johnson, Buckeye and Wood machines
would all be there on Monday the 9th,
come and see that our machine had fair
trial. On the 9Th We went to Mr.. Reds
found the SCENTS for the johnson. there
with their machine, bot No
s S,sfr' tina. MI Mr. i Reid told f &.
that Mr.. Gifin, the agent for the Buckeye
had refused b bring Q machine - IL va
not gentlenanly way Of doing business
Mr.. Reid took Us 10 . part Of bis meadow
which he said was the hardest grAss 10 cut
We cut all the worst Of the grass in tha
field and did not choke % stated BY Rex
but the dry grass In the bottom Woul,
stick TO the points OF the guards which
were rusty, the machine being one We car
| ried over from last year. After We left tn
Buckeye came into the contest. and sccord
| ing TO Rex gained . victory, Mr.. Reid ~
| the agent Of the Buckeye being the sell
constituted judges. We will Just say v
are willing TO meet the Buckeye or an
other machine In fair and square oontei
at any time. THolsBURGH BEos..
Agents Eureka Mower Oompsay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

We opened our Piano and Organ ware
rooms the eth of last April, and are pleased
to say that during our first three months
business We have sold more than double
the amount of instruments that We ex-
pected or thought possible, and our trade
is rapidly increasing.
We attribute our large sales entirely to
the superiority of the Chickering, Emerson
and Msthushek Pianos, and the Packard
and Estey Organs.
We believe the above to be as choice q
selection Of Pianos and Organs as was ever
seen inside Of music store, each having q
worldwide reputation.
We invite the public to visit our ware.
rooms and examine our elegant styles and
low prices. c. A. House, 1920 Market
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

The Secretary of State, Randolph Stall.
psker, Jr, Esq, has iSsned compilation
of the statutes of West Virginia, relating
TO the formation of corporations and Joint
stock companies for mining, manufacture.
ing, insuring, banking, railroad, telegraph,
telephone, express. educational. and other
purposes, in force June 1, 1888. And in an
appendix list Of the executive and Judi
ciai officers OF the State, with the time for
holding the Courts; Representatives in
Congress; tables Of votes at the elections in
1880 and in 1882; assessed value OF real and
personal property in the various counties.
This is convenient and valuable hand
book. For its size il contains an immense
amount OF interesting matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

LovERs OF Zoe cream will be bpnes..sL
calling on Ma. Aegenfe!der at. O. 7s.sJ
street, for the best ice cream in Ii. s,s
Her ice cream Il made Of pare cream irom |,
p. Phillips Jersey cows, and is s,Hrsj
first class. No aaulteration. wholssd
and retail. Orders BY telephone viii +
ceive pronpt attention. Goods deliruJ
free Of charge to oil parts Of the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
Tn RnflflR-

ALL builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs. Spouling,
etc. should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
tacturers Of Galvanized Iron eornics and
all kinds OF job work Heinlein Block,
Bank street. Bridgeport Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
An OLD TIMER DEAD.
A sketch of the Life OF morgan h.

A sketch of the Life or Morgan n.
~Gregg.
After q long illness, in which death was
constantly expected, Morgan 81. Gregg
died yesterday morning at his home on
the Island. There will b general feel.
ing of sorrow over the departure Of Morg.
Gregg, ss he was Familiarity called, for eve
rybody knew him and nobody disliked
him. He had many friends and no enemies,
and was one Of the oldest citizens OF
Wheeling. Many man, now old and gray,
has worn clothes cut by Gregg, when no
others were fashionable, for in his young
days he was the fly tailor Of the city. He
was born in the Short Creek country and
came here to learn his trade, which he COM
pleted in Baltimore. At that time he was
making plenty of moaey, and in his latter
years It was bis delight to tell story Of
how the shop ruined his prospects.
when was cutting for Rogers, in Bal
timore," he used to say, ~ went it pretty
strong. / made good wages, had always
plenty Of money and used to put on great
many airs. One summer l took a vacation
at Berkeley Springs and my good clothes
and good looks got me at once into the best
society. There were great many South
erners there, among others, rich planter,
u
fine girl and / made mash on her. Used
to always go over and spend the morning
at her cottage, and the family couldn't
treat me too we'll. l was mighty solid, l
tell you. Well, one morning / went over
there and found my sweethearts mother
cutting out pair of pants. for her little
boy. | watched her awhile and then
thought it would be fine thing to help
her. So said:
'"Let me show you how to do that
"'Why, can you do it, Mr.. Gregg" she
asked.
Il took the shears and clipped 'em out
in my best style. The father had come in,
in the meantime was watching me. When
finished, the old instinct was strong upon
me, and rolled 'em up, tied em with a
clipping and tossed 'em aside. The father
exclaimed: a tailor, by the eternal! and
never got done kicking me-.
IL was worth a fortune TO hear Mr.. Gregg
tell this, which he did with great gusto.
From Baltimore he came to Wheeling and
associating himself with Michael Edwards
he went iHto the tailoring business here.
When horses were mentioned, he was
fright there" as he used to say, and indeed
he did q good business in horsetiesh, and
had always fast stopper to take out the
National road. In the couIse of his life he
had been head cutter for all OF the large
establishments Of Wheeling, and had q
wide reputation, and this he continued
until too old to longer WELD the shears.
At one tine, before the war, he came out
for Sheriff of the county, but only got
some dozen of votes. He was an ardent
Republican and his candidacy was regarded
as a huge Joke. OF late years he has been
unable TO follow his calling, but was always
ready with good story or joke. He
leaves a family to mourn his death and
leaves behind him an excellent character.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
ANOTHER BRASS THIEF CAPTURED
Constable ST. Myers Arrests Him for
Stealing from the b. d D. Railroad
COnDany.

Yesterday afternoon County Constable ].
P. st. Myers, assisted by Captain Bennett,
arrested Joe Bartlett, alias Howard, for
stealing brass from tie B. i o. Railroad
Company. As usual, the alleged thief
denied all knowledge OF anything of the
kind, bat st. Myers had the dead wood"
on the gentleman and lodged him in Jail
until tomorrow morning, when he will
have preliminary hearing before Squire
Caldwell.
st. Myers deserves great credit for the
mastery way in which he worked this case
up. The thief was not really caught in the
act, but he had confederate in the State
of Ohio, who was the seller OF all Of these
brasses and also furnished the requisite
hiding place. The Constable has been hard
at work on this case ever since the arrest
OF Miller, by the police, on a sim.
liar charge. His theory was that Mil
Ter was not alone in the work
and further, that it certainly was not spite
work, wholly, against the road, but that
Miller and others must have been working
the racket Systematically and had a fence"
of some kind, where the goods could be dis
posed of without any questions being
asked. AS will De seen BY the above, Con
stable St. Myers was about rignt in his
theory, for he has now in his possession
sufficient proof TO convict his man and
impiiCate Miller. rs his partner, or at least
that his prisoner knew Miller was in the
same business as himself.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
THAT .KNOwLEDGE" II POWER

NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATION, AND 4,
S VIZ e Or ffHAkRHNi!s sES.TsEs Iras'
RIENT DOES NOT NEED TO BE IOl
THAT HE HAST WITHIN HIS PowIl
THCKs, HEADACHES, AND ALL TiI
ILLS ARISING FROM A nlsORDERgs
STOMACH, LIVER OK BOWELS. A Ten
SPOONFUL IN A GLASS 0t WATER, Bs
FORE 6 EATING AE ASls wi hikE hr w TIMAHA
IT. FOR SALE By AEL DRuu9ls1s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
SUNDAY Resistsr
SUNDAY, JULY Is, 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SIGHT is priceless. Be wise
and get selected glasses from
JACOB w. CRUDE, Practical
Optician.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
b. A. McCABE Il Gus
Propsiston and Wholesale Dru0s
Iussb wheeling, W: w.
EoReALE CHEAP
Flint Class Blitk DyeHi1t u6 SsnH0

VNAr H1IvINo PLACE. 1Hs W.
i ngnsl ofAss Is Dnyan - -
s snSSn . ssSs: 49, % IA nsss sss2.
and tse. ItA.;hsM q 20 froni vith Y &
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iitebss. ali ltsed sp IN tns si r. iron 81
II II eonddofed one Of ne ~ Zen, -
town for UoosnA. dfy - veif % 49,
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q. ior .Sillns I.ns q = ~ sst = sfs
menfs. Roaoa3on oven y
For furthsr pafaeoia RI nCvALtD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
NEW ADvgRr,sGManrs.
To Whom II May Concern.

The re,sou who took my watch Oh Thun
day last is known and will escape =, osecaas
by returning the same 10 my residence, N
FL ~ street. or to my place OF busine>s, corss
Of Seventeenth and Chaplin streets.
CHRIS. slEBKI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

The Wheeling Park will agsin be open
to the public to morrow, on which occasion
the Opera House Orchestra will give a
grand sacred concert
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
IT is A MEDICINE


MIssRs. X. A. McCABEA Co.-1entbm,n! 10
affords us reat pleasure 10 testify 70 TIE "
perior merits Of your "Krafta Diauhs
Gem pound" NJ . safe and reliable family
medicine, and ~ being superior 70 any oths
edge, in the cure Of the diseases for which
II recon- mendod.
jacob Snyder. Wholesale Iron Merch.st
Eoyd cspi , iiseiR obsrt SesStt, Ns.sia
Bro. Allen Davis, Toll Keeper Nations
Road. Lewis Lunsford. late superiniends.
National Road. OscAr Sandrock, Tins ~
s s1c S SnRa"& Vim. stuart G.Pi,sl!.I I
J. Campbell. Alexander Bone. n. J. Breine
Theodore Schneider, Florist Dr.A.s'h'''"
Hundreds OF certificates could BE- pr
scented which would show you that the 70
and every one specific for the complaint
Il Is designed for. Above all, while II CO
be used with perfect safety In the case D
infants Il 10 yet all powerful In curing u
most obstinate and chronic cases OF dier
rhGa and dyseptery In the old. We -
you, having unaltsfable faith In its eficscJ
TO try II. IL 10 no QuAck remedy, but .
genuine preparation that has true virtus.
Missionary Thoburn writes:
MoRApABAD, n. W. LYDIA
Rooms No. 40 Mulberry street, Neu fofn
three or four dozen bottles Of "RrsftS DiAx
rh9a Compound" IT'D the Dest thing evs
s ssa Sr sb s:!si E:s f9I %y :s
From 0reeulands icy mountains 70 Is'
dia's coral strands there 10 no remedy =
deserving, w think, Of being In eTs1
home. The saying e old.fsshioasd. !. 9
true. but mo family should b wiihoss
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Here II another extract from . letter,
and from patent medicine man, TOO;
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Genis<~,<n: The "KrsftS Diarrbes Coz.
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These testimonials are but merely ~
dentsi. We could oil whole columns IN
them. All the purport Of this sdIssf's
ment 10 TO induce you 70 buy bottle -
realize, whsn needed. that KKAsI.
DIARRHGA COMPOUND 10 The s''s'@
and the best medicine Of the 49,
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

Tue steamer Princess will run to Mar.
tins Ferry to accommodate those wishin.
to attend the Camp Meeting on Sunday,
July Is, 1883, making trip every othsr
hour from Bellaire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

CLEARAScR sale of summer shoes at
Lyrch's, "A Twelfth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

The Opera House Orchestra will give q
Sacred Concert at Wheeling PARK to NOR
row afternoon. Gro out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

The Wheeling Park will again be open
t. the public tomorrow on which occasion
the Opera House Orchestra will give q
grand sacred concert.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

ALL summer shoes to be cleaned out ct
Lynch's, a Twelfth stresk /.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
North End FINN.

The Opera House Orchestra will give a
Sacred Concert at Wheeling Park to.mor-
row afternoon. Go out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

Pure Blackberry Wine for medicinal pur
poses at Lists drug store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

Our clearance sale Is cheaper than any
other sale of shoes, A Twelfth street,
Lyneh's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

The STARLIGHT is the fayorite cigar so d
only by r. II. List, 1910 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
A Hand Book.

GsUNDY's cholera and disrrl o mixture
is reliablP. Prepared by r ii. List, 1910
Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
Surprise on the south Side.

CLEARANCE sale of shoes at Al Twelfth
street, Lynch's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15
NOTE AND CONTENT.
Points of News and Gossip In and
About the City.

There was a young girl in Ohio,
Whose name was Helen Maria,
WHO ever would sail down the banister rail,
When she thought nobody was nigh her.
Her brother, whose name was Josiah,
Fixed the rail with piece OF barb wtah,
But IL wouldn't be best to tell you the rest,
For were already blushing like fab.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-14
New Masonic Temple.

De SOTO, Mo. Nov. 8.-The new Ma.
sonic temple in this city was formally dedi.
Gated yesterday afternoon in the presence
Of 800 spectators. Large delegations
from all the local lodges and societies
we're present, aud from st. Louis the num-
Der OF visitors was still greater. After
some preliminary remarks by Grand Mas.
ter Lee A. Hall Of ST. Louis, the ceremo-
MES OF dedication were performed by the
officers OF the Grand Lodge. Rev. John
D. Vincil, Grand Secretary, WAS present
and delivered an eloquent address. Among
prominent Masons from ST. Louis were W.
FL. Mayo. Grand Recorder; W. q. Fox,
Deputy Grand Master; Chas. F. vogel,
District Deputy Grand Master; Jules C.
Lachance, standard Bearer; John W. Ow.
ems, Grand Tyler.
TIE new building is four stories, sub
stantial brick, aud contains the Masonic
hail, 40 by 80 feet, with four
large aute-rooms; theatre 40
by 10 feet with a seating capacity of 800; a
stage ~ by 40 feet and about twelve other
good sized rooms. The whole building is
lighted with gas and cost about $40, 200.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-14
Arrested for Malpractice.

DASBURI, Conn, Nov. 9.-This place.
as well as all the northern end OF this coun-
ty, is IN q state Of excitement over the sad
death Fanny Linn. She was the daugh
ter Of the r " j. L. Linn, pastor OF the
st Congregational church Of New Fair.
field, lived with her parents and was about
% years Of age. She was prepossessing
and accomplished. A few weeks ago she
consulted Dr.. W. F. Lacy, Of Danbury,
informed him Of her trouble aud sought re-
lief, which, he advised her, would be I'M
prot ssonal and criminal. About two
weeks later she consulted DR.. W. F. Lacy,
Jr,, who prescribed ergot. which she used,
but to no purpose. On Tuesday she again
sought the doctor at Danbury in
company with lady friend. aud
was directed 10 Gilbert Cooper's Hotel,
At Mil Plain, whence she was driven a
part Of the way by her lady friend, and
the rest by the doctor. Soon after reaching
the hotel she took room, to which Dr..
Lacy repaired, and within fifteen minutes
she was a corpse on his hands. Coroner
bury Ills deputy. The coroner took with
him DR.. Geo. L. Porter, of Bridgeport,
VINO made the autopsy in the Rose Clark
Amber case, and found that malpractice
had been resorted to.
Dr. Lacy has been arrested and held to
answer to the February term of the Grim.
inal court, under bonds Of 5000, which
were promptly furnished by Henry Bemde,
of Dauburg. Miss Linn declined to give
the name OF her betrayer, though it was
earnestly sought after. State Attorney
Fessenden, OF Stamford, Is prosecuting the
case vigorously, and says he shall do so In
each and every instance of like character.
The case Is repetition of the late DR..
Trowbridge notoriety Of two years ago Ut
Stamford, which terminated in his myster.
iOus death,