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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-20
ROUnISG MlLLSTOCK
over at Bridgeport-BuSine and
SIWS Notes.

Yesterday while coDverslng with prom.
ireDt Bridgeport"r about business matters
and things he said: 81 would not give
mill stock for any Of your glass house
stock. l had ten shares in the Stanard
mill and as l needed money stated that
would sell it. This was just after the food
md sold it for $40 a share making 81, 100
for the ten shares. Within two days after
| flered to sell il ! had fully fifteen in.
qu;ries for it. sold it to Bridgeport
man who bought it for Wheeling party"
Both names were mentioned and this GER
tsinly speaks well for the Standard Mill.
The Salvation 4 my comes up from West
Wheeling every night and after drumming
up a crowd return with them and enter.
tain them till midnight.
The little foot bridge over the creek is
being repaired much to the qualification
of the many persons who are obliged to
cross it.
Mir. Louis Battell, of Belairp, has Sc.
cured a position in the Standard Mill
The Diamond Flour Mills will resume
April 10Th.
James Duncan leaves for Kansas next
month to locate.
Let evening ex.Iisuteusnt Governor
Rich rds and Judge Miller, Of Sienben-
willie, were here on their return from St.
C!s'rsville.
t.bn Sells bes excepted a position as
c-trk in the depot at Mingo.
frank Mayberry is in the East buying
goods.
Sam Oppenheimer, E'q., has quit the
C'oiling business, leaving a vacant ROOM
Mrs. Andrew will erect two storerooms
Oh he lot adjoining the Heinein block.
Reece Mcdonald is looking ont for new
room for bis restaurant. His present
room will be occupied by Grafton, the
furniture man.
George Mtdi!l will shortly begin selling
his goods at auction.
Thomas Duncan, Esq. is under the
Weslher.
Messrs. Bowie & Deems are having their
drug store elegantly repspered and painted
snd when completed will be one OF the
finest in this section.
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That Failed 10 work-A wildcat In
surhnea COmpany,


surance Company.
Some time ago, the Great Eastern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, an alleged insur-
ance GOVERN, of Baltimore, applied to
Auditor Miller for license to do business in
this State. Our law requires that every
foreign insurance company, before doing
business IN this State, shall show invested
capital, to the amout OF 100000, in Gov
eminent or State bonds, mortgages or other
securities. This company could not do
this and Auditor Miller of course rejected
The application. The company then tried
20 bride him and sen. the following letter:
BALTIMORE, March IL.
Dear Sir-Blanks received. They are for
stock sud not fer corporations also see
~ yours Of February IA, to J. Barker, that
gUu consider US, or rule US, under the head
ing of q stock company. Now we are will
ing 10 pry their fees, but it is an injustice
70 require other conditions. As II is sim
ply "a rulics of your department" you
rau make 1t to suit yourself and | hope
lbat Suitipg yourself may suit us. can
-ppoint q couple of good agents and | want
10, but | do not want TO do soft they are to
catch h-for no offence sfterward. ] will
yay you $50 for each one you license, or
tell to go ahead and work and you will not
annoy them. | think this fair for priv
iIege and can see no harm in it. mean
none, only TO protect parties from yo1
Anything you can do for US will be recip-
rocated and be confidential.
Very respectfully, JNO. l. UNvERzAGr.
The regular fee $3.50 for the examination
and 5 for each license, and this $50 offer
Was tine large bride. But it failed to
work. Auditor Miller vii file that letter
in the Archieves of his office, for the sd.
miration of future generations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-20
The Union last NiGht of Two Hearts
thar Beat as One.

The Union last NiGht of Two Hearts
thar Beat as One.
Las ever at an early hour the audi
tCrium Of the First Presbyterian church
was well filed with an expectant throng OF
people who had assembled to witness the
marriage of Mr.. f. Carver, OF Phiadel-
phia, and Miss Ellie Cline, Of East Fiji
teenth street, this city. At about $50 the
organ, under the skiilful manipulation OF
Mr.. w. H. Sheib, pealed forth an introduc.
ton to the grand Wedding march, and this
was the signal for all eyes to be centeret
on the door at the foot OF the Sc up
which the wedding party were To proceed.
A short wait, then the beautiful notes OF
march filled the vast edIiiCe aud the ush-
ers, Messrs. Rhodes. s. A. Miller, Cam Den
Sommers and Gtorg6 StGmm proceeded up
the aisle and took their positions on the
left OF the altar Next came two young
maidens with handsome baskets of bowers,
and were followed Ly the bridesmaids, Miss
nllie Carver, sister Of the groom, and Miss
II " Riley, OF l'arnesville, escorted by the
b,sI men, Messrs. Charles Msukemeller,
sLd Joseph Desine. Then came the happy
bride and groom, the forper oil whom
never appeared TO better advantage nor
iCOStd more beautiful than did she on this
rCmentous occasion. u is needless to say
hat the couple were the CynOsure Of all
eyes as they Prandly proceeded to the altar
over which had been arranged an exquisite
arCb Of beautiful flowers. Depending from
he centre Of this arch was superb white
dove with wings unfolded as if in the act
Of Showering blessings upon the heads OF
the handsome couple who stood there
awaiting the words of the minister to make
Item man ard wife.
And now in an impressive manner did
Rev. J. d. Cunningham pronounce the
ceremony that united for life two young
and loving hearts. After the tina
blessing had been pronounced upon the
newly married pair, the wedding party de.
parted in the same order as it entered and
proceeded to the residence Of the bride,
where an elegant reception was rendered
the couple, and many OF their friends. The
reception was as brilliant as the wedding
and Was ah extremely enjoyable affair, and
continued until late hour when the many
guests retired, wishing the happy couple
long, peaceful and prosperous married life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-20
QUI VIvERs
Halted and Arranged I'm Review By
Regaster scouts.

Reglster scouts.
OFFICER BKLLvILLE Is on the sick list.
Ar late hour last night Only one are.
repostd In the lookup.
The Committee on Heath were cali, d
for last night but no quorum appeared
OFEIcKR NoLrE, who was on the sick list
for several days, was able to 20 On duty
agsin yesterday.
The Municipal Court met yesterday
morning ard adj Durned until this m orning
without doing any business.
LAST evening a number Of Mr.. August
Scbneider's Intends rendered him ssurprise
party. A very pleasant time was enJIysd
BY the participants.
EMMA KRoNwoRTH was before Squire
Psterman yesterday on a charge OF dis
luTbipg the peace. The case was dismissed
at the cost OF the complainant.
YESTERDAY the Board of Public Works
had several men at work on the Chaplius
street bridge across Csldwelps run. This
bridge is in a very bad condition.
GRANDMOTHER HINES, who had the mis-
fortune to break her leg some time since,
has been removed to the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. Kerr, on the Island.
The articles Of the London and Buck
irsham Construction and Mining Con'
ps ny, foreign corporation, were filed in
tie Office Of the Secretary Of State yester
dIy morning.
TRE case Of the State vs.. Elizabeth
Schwartz, on a charge of disturbing the
PEACE, was tried before Squire Peterman
Yesterday, and the defendant required u
give a $50 bond for her good behavior fol
ore pear.
Tue following conveyance was admitted
TO record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
deed made the 18th dsy of March, lS5l
uy Rosina Teutel tn Henry Schoeman 10
consideration Of $500 for LOS No. 3 IL
square No. Z.
YESTERDAY warrants were issued for -
| Loumassey, an engineer on the b. & U
road, on the charge OF breach OF the peace
and one for - Rosch on a similar charge
| The cases will be tried before Squire
| Schultze to day.
YESTERDAY, the officials of the Weston
Insane Asylum left this city for that IN
stitution with eight boarders. the asylum
| is crowded with insane people and th'
| prospects are tbst al addition will have Il
| be built this suHm'r.
YESTERDAY morning son Of Andy Veese
| while riding on q Yeloclpeds on twenty
sixth street fell OIL cutting very bad gHst
| in his left hand. The BOY was taken to thu
| drug store at the corner OF Twenty'sixtt
and Chapline streets, where the wound wa
properly DIRE seG-
| The striking Belmont coopers are still
| out, and as the managers were unable t;
| Get new men ia their places there were n
| kegs made yesterday. The men are de-
| ,ermined to stay ont until their demln Il
are complied with. They request all oth3
| cCcpsrs 10 stay away from the shops unit
| the trouble is over.
YESTERDAY afternoon, about half-pas
three O'Clock, John Snyder, foreman al
Schmulbach's brewery, met with very Sc
| we're accident. He was engaged in rolling
hogshesd of hops up an incline when ta'
hogshead slipped, catching his left hsnC
| between it and the wall, MASKING 1t bsily
pr. Sufel was called upon and dressed tht
! he in iured member.
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Aouatic Affairs.

Fr, d Plaisted has signed a contract to
train a college boat crew in Maine during
the approaching rowing season. Fred will
leave Pittsburgh on the % or Sd OF April,
and the sporting men OF Pittsburgh will,
for season ut least, miss a popular and
honorable sporting man. Plsisted's stay in
the Smoky City has not been a long one,
but LIE will go to bis new field OF specula.
tions carrying with him the best wishes OF
the hundreds whose acquaintance be has
made since he came 10 Pittsburgh.-Pitts.
burPh Times.
A discussion is going 90 in local aquatic
circles concerning the relative rowing mer.
its of Aitneyer, Of MckeespOr,, and Peter
Priddy, OF Pittsburgh Both are young and
promising, but the former has much the
best OF Pete in weight and apparently in
strength. AltmeyRr's hackers cannot, how
ever, expect TO get match against the
Pittshurgher on even terms just yet, as
Priddy was offered two clean boat lengths
start by Altmoytr q short time since. At
any rate it is rrOhsh;e that the oarsmen
will measure blades against eoch other be.
fore the close Of the coming sea- on.-Pitts-
burgh Times.
We have several young oirsmon in this
city that will accommodate either OF the
sbJve.
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TIiEl.OCAL. STAGE.
Jmnauschek as ZnIah-The Bankers
paaghIcr-Siiver King.

JnnRuschek Ps ZilIah-The Bnnker's
paaGhIcr-Siiver King.
Znleh, the Hebrew Mother, was given by
Msdsme Janauschek to a first rate house
al the Opera House last evening. She
n ade her debut in Xiiah here last season,
al Il since then it has become one OF her
fayorite roles. II is deseryedly so, as its
reflection requires those very abilities she
Possesses in the fullest sense. The story Is
simple one with s,mewhat elaborate
plot, centering in the character OF Iillah
Tie impersoDaton OF which is clear aud
bold in conception and grand in delivery.
She was supported ny well arranged CON-
psny OF artists and the little details, so
important 10 a play, were well filled in.
Tonight Madame JsnausChek will appear
for the first time in Wheeling in her own
version OF Mariana" The audience was
so well pleased last night that larger
house for 10 night is altogether probable.
BANKERS DAUGHTER.
There was good sale Of seats, yester lay,
for this splendid play, which will be given
by the Crossen Company on Friday and
saturday nights and Saturday matinee.
There is no finer society drama on the
boards to day and mono that has had -
steady a run OF prosperity. 1t never loscs
its great populsriry and the REGISTER ex
poets three rOusing houses for 1t.
the SILVER KING.
Great preparations have been made for
the seatOn OF the Silver King, next week,
and great results are anticipated. II will
be here four nights commencing on Mon
dsv. with a Wednesday matinee.
No more facinating melodrama, or one
with a better moral has ever been pre-
spnted in this city, and consequently the
Chestnut Street Theatre has been crowded
al every performance. The scenery Is un
u.uelIy handsome, and the changing OF
stme Of the scenes s.done in such q credit
able manner that the applause OF thr
audience Is elected. The New York
Evening Post OF October ist said: "isster
day, Rev. John Il. Paxton, OF this city.
quoted the notable sentence from the
Silver King in his sermon, oh, CD, turn
bsCk the universe and give me yester'
day" 1t is not unusual to hear quota
tons from Shakespeares dramas in the
pulpit, but il is seldom that phraJe from
mrIodrams finds it way into s.rmon.-
Tie Times, OF Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-20
Personal POINTERS.
Men of Note and women or Beauty In
the CIty and State.


B. W. Peterson is in New York.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Wilson, Of st. CT irsville, is in
he city.
Mr.. L Delaplsine and vita will leave for
Florida to-day.
Mr.. McClearsou, OF Pittsburgh, is visiting
friend in the city.
Walter Rrnehart has returned from an
Eastern business trip.
James Wheeler, Esq, is back from a
brief visit to New York.
Sheriff w. II. Tyree, OF FGyetta c,ulty,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Corbet, Of Cincinnati, is visiting D..
Brice, of the Eighth ward.
VI. B. Campbell, an insurance man Of
Hancock county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. h. Wheat and Miss
Belle Mendel left yesterday fer California
WI. Barker, OF the Pittsburgh Pottery
and Glass Journal, was IN the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Thomas. Ball, of f. Ball & Son, left
Tuesday night for New Orleans and thence
20 Florida.
Miss Mamie Wolfford, of Cumberland
Nd, is visiting Miss Mary Kelley, OF the
North End.
MeSsrs. Il. +. Malone, capt WIN. KIDD
Joseph Barker and DR.. J. f. Smith left
Yesterday for Psrkersburg TO attend the
Grand Army convention.
Mr.. j. Brilles, j., will sever his connec-
ION with the clothing house of J. Brilles,
liter this week and will begin the study Of
law with T. q. Cracraft, Esq.
H. B. Ferguson, Esq formerly OF this
city, hiss formed Jaw partnership with
Mr. Hewitt of White Oaks, n. NJ, and will
locate in that city for the present.
General Jones, President Of the Mt. Yer
non, CoShocton and Wheeling railroad,
has sent invitations to different parties
here TO attend q meeting OF the directors
Of this enterprise to be held at Urichs'
willie on the 9th. There will be represent
atiyes from all along the proposed line OF
road.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
Cupid's Chains-PersOnaI and Social,
Town Matters.

Last night Mr.. Charles N. Timberlske,
one of the most popular nailers hereabouts,
and Miss Emma +. Reece, very fine
young lady, bosh Of this city, were mar
ried by Rev. T.. r. Jones, at the Methodist
Episcopal church parsonage, after which an
elegant collation. was served. Toe happy
couple have our k:ndest regards.
At last it turns out that Mr.. w. Clark OF
st. Clairsyille will not take the Hanover
Hotel.
Last evening VIM. Campbell was picked
up in drunken condition and by Others
Hanson and Duff and locked up after much
difficulty.
Mr.. L J. C. Drennen, for nerly of Mar.
tins Ferry and now OF Minneapolis, is
here on professional business. Mr.. K J
p. DIennen is reading law with him. Mr.
+ J. A. brennan, whose Iueensware house
WAS recently burned, is again in business
They are all making money aud enj )ying
good health, we are glad to state.
Mrs. Thos. Johns is able to sit up and
Miss Lizzie Rainey continues to improve.
On Tuesday night Prof. J. w. Schofisld
o.gsuizsd a singing class at Masonic Hall
ri % members and gave a lesson. The
Professor expects TO have double the mem.
oership in tive or three weeks. He has q
class OF 80 members in Bellsire, one OF i3
members IN st. ClairsvilIe aud one at Til
tunvills of 20 members. Persons expect.
ing to join the Martins Ferry class should
be present next Tuesday night.
Judge HUFF, Of st. Clsirsville, is in the
city amorg his many old friends.
The Salvation Army now holds meetings
st Commercial Hall every night, aud is
drawing well.
The physicians of Martins Ferry have
formed an association against dead beats
and qusckery.
Mr.. Jason Hobensack takes the road to-
day for Logan Il Co., of Wheeling.
Mrs. Sallie Bayless and daughter, Miss
Rachel Bsyless, who were thrown from
their buggy on Tuesday AID seriously in
jured, are getting along as we'll as could be
expected. Mrs. Bayless Is still confined to
bed.
MIR. Hiram Frazier, Jr., removed to his
residence in Woods addition yesterday.
Builders are complaining Of the weather
To day Mr.. VIM. Huffman, of Portland,
and Miss Lizzie Jump, of Burlington, will
De married at st. Clairsyills. We extend
OR best wishes
This week Conrad Long will begin the
work Of roofing the Montgomery House 10
the Garden Spot. 1t Will take fifteen
Cuares of tin.
The Third ward is to have smother saloon
in the Colts property corner Second and
Jefferson streets. This will make s=vea in
this ward.
Mrs. Steel, of smith6eld, who has b ,ea
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth BOYD, retur ed
home yesterday.
Joseph (instead of George voight who
was recently beaten up by the Frazier
brothers, is getting along nicely.
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Afterwards.

Af:er patient has been dosed with cor.
rosive sublirHate until his teeth are loose,
his mouth sore, his hair all gone, his limbs
all drawn with rheumatism, he is put on
Iodide Of Potash, one Of the strongest min
era preparations in the whole list. This
soon takes away the little appetite left him
by the mercury--dsorders his stomach
causes psin in the bowels, nausea, dries up
the gastric juices, and food is rejected,
wastes him away to skeleton, and he is
soon subject for the undertaken. To all
such, swifts Specific is boon-worth
more than its weight in diamonds. 1t
builds up the waste, roots out these mineral
poisons, and brings health and happiness
Send for a copy OF Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases, free.
TIE SWIFT Specific Co..
nraUpr3 Atlanta Ga.
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Penitentiary Guests.

Yesterday deputation OF FayeGte county
guess arrived at the penitentisry. Sheriff
Wm. II. Tyree wss the chsprons of the
party, assisted by Lawrence P, Willis aud
c. B. Mahood, as guards. Tle guests we're
4s follows:
Isaac Thompson, for murder in the sec.
,! degree, will remain i've yeas.
J. W. Owens, for larceny, Will linger two
yCers.
James Daniels, colorcd gentleman, will
also stay two years for q similar offenss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-20

TIE annual report OF the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company, OF Newark, n. j.,
az pears in another column. This company
is one OF the Oldest and largest purely mu'
tpal companies in the Union, AMI COM
pletes its 39th year with S36 900, 900 of assets
ard a surplus New York Standard OF over
IS, 100000. In its economy OF management
and its returns 20 It's policy. holders the
company has always been most creditably
ard satisfactorily managed. OF late years
it has made all policies no1-forfeitaole
after two and inContestible after three
payments, hence its business is grow n :
rapidly in our State az elsewhere.
Capt. II. p. Goddard, at BIltimore; the
msnOger for Marylsnd, West Virginia and
District of Columbia, has lately appointed
Mr.. D. f S'alnsker special agent for West
Virginia Office So Twelfth street, Wheel.
ing Platof Zane local agent, 50 Twelfth
street
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Perfect Medicine chest.

SING SING, \. Y, Posi- OFFICE,
March 10, 1883.
One week ago, while engaged in my du-
ties IS assistant postmaster, / was taken
with q violent pain or kink in my back; it
Was so painful could hardly breathe, and
schsd all over my body. Immediately
sent for an Allcock's Porous Plaster and
applied il over the seat Of the pain; in
twenty minutes l was entirely relieved and
cured. | have used AllcOck's Plasters in
my family for over twenty years, and have
found them wonderfully effective in curing
coughs colds and pulmonary difficulties.
They are perfect medicine chest; they
cure without the slightest pain or incou.
yenience, never leaving a mark on the
skin. THOS. LEARY,
President OF Village Of Sing Sing, n. Y.
When purchasing a Porous Plaster, be
sure TO GET "AlIcock's." All other so
called Porous Plssters are limitations.
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MbeeIia8 &9istss
THURSDAY. Marco 30. IsS4,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Drawing Pspers-E L. Nicoll.
Masonic Notice.
Dissolution and Copartnership-Stumpp
4 StOlZe.
For Sale-HorseS.
Diamonds and WatchGs-A. A. Franz
helm.
Excelsior Baking Powder-List & Viii
lisms.
Carpets and Rugs-G. Mendel & Co.
COTnice POles-Kirk's Art Store.
Damaged Dry Goods. W. Terrell.
Business ChaDge-W. A. Wilson.
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LOVELY
CCMpLEXlONSl
POSSIBLE TO ALL. I

What Nature denies to many
Art secures to all. Hagan's
Magnolia calm diSpelS every
blemiSh, OyereOmeS RedneSS,
FreckleS, SallOwnesS, Rough
ness, Tan, EruptiOns and
BlOtcheS, and removes all evi.
denees of heat and excite
ment. The Magnolia Balm
impartS the most delicate and
natural cOmpleXiOnal tints-
no detection being possible to
the closest observation. -
Under these circumstances
a faulty Complexion is little
short of q crime. Magnolia
Balm sold everywhere. Costs
only IS cents, with full d.
rectiOns.
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River News.
RYs.ness brisk on the levee.

Rusness brisk on the levee.
Tie Ea,chelor leaves for Pittsburgh 10
day.
The Elaine passed down yesterday with
en- pti,s.
The Hawk passed up "; h a toF Of lum.
bar yesterday.
The Jacob Heatherington passed do IN
With enipties.
TIE Emma Graham passed up en- route
for Pittsburgh yesterday.
TIE rev Chesapeake psy,e up en- rou:e
for Pittsburgh yesterday.
The Montana is due down this morning,
e. route for Lesven worth, Kansas.
Tie river was falling slowly at dark last
night, with Is feet Of water In the channel.
The Courier 10 again afoat, after having
bteI thoroughly oyerbauled at Pittsburgh.
The recent food did not play havoc with
the Government lights along the ohio
River ss wss supposed. The officers OF the
q. s. light tender Lily, report that only
sixty OF the 213 lights between Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati were destroyed by the va
ter, 20 being entirely sweptaTay. 10 msny
instances the lamps were missing, bat the
posts we're intact. The entire damage 10
the lights by the food will not exceed 500.
Between Cincinnati and Cairo there were
I'll lamps, ard IL 10 esiimsted that at least
one.ihird OF that number were entirely dis
placed. The Lily il on her way down TO
Cincinnati but can not begin work below
that point for several days on account OF
the high stage Of water. Several new lights
will be erected between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati on the down tIp.
Col. C. B. Kenney, the Rear Admiral Of
Tie Big Joe B. Williams" has gone TO
Pii'sburfh. Cupid Whisper that he does
not Think that II good for man to be alone,
and that be is going 70 sing.
'aveetfirl, give my self away,
lis ali that can do"
Courier JournsL
The Courier, Captain Booth, left l,st
evening for Wheeling. after being put In
complete repair. -Pittsburgh Times.
Louisville, Ky.-River % feet In the c..
mai, q feet ON the falls. Business 10 doll,
uettber warm and cloudy with indications
Of Iaip.
Cairo. Ill River ~ feet 2 inches and
cloudy weather cloudy. Thermometer 50'.