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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
NOVELTIES FOR THE TABLE.

Little walters of polished brass or copper
are used instead OF silver.
Finger glasses OF heavy cut crystal are
now used in preference 10 any Others.
Centre.pieces of beautiful Venetian glass
have q mirror at the bsse, surrounded with
lowers in Venetian glasswork.
Ice-crcam forks are no longer true folks.
but a sort of trident. which has some Of
both the nature Of the fork and the spoon
Celery is no longer served in a cut.slass
vase, but in a crystal dish OF Oblong pattern.
which costs from so to $50, according to
the cutting.
Champagne glasses in the fashionable
heavy cut glass are no longer in the saucer
pattern. bat are rather slender and as high
as an ordinary tum5.cr.
Nor only are the plates Of the various
,uay>es i ifrrcut bat, II possible, it is con.
-.irred desirable to haze each Individual
IRte of a dozen as unlike the others as
POSSIBLE.
Few vegetable dishes are used, rs the
courses are served a Ia RUsse with the
vegetable on the dish as q garniture to the
meat. game or en,ree. II, however, they
are yer served separately the dishes are q,
porcelain set in silver stands.
Since fashion, in sn arbitrary fashion,
dictates that cheese should be eaten with q
mite these silver tools are made broader Of
D.ade than formerly and have no sharp
edge with which to endsnger the mouth.
Very stylish and very elegant and expen.
s.ye are the silver ~platters which are rsal
more and more BY those who can afford
svyh luxrries. Meat, game. in fact every
thiug bu' fish, IS served in these dishes.
Dinner cards of the most recherche des-
cipi ION have the name Of the guest painted
iu tilt on %natural leaves. Those Of the
rubber plant and of the English ivy are
3. st USED for this purpose.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
WEST INDIAN PEPPsP-PoT.
Ncn Relish for the Table Coming Juto
TSp.

Use.
LgnIpr Ls0sr il Phlrriyii' T~.isgrrob.
In a clty restaurant the other day | came
across q peculiar dish. While STUDYING the
menu and experiencing the usual difficulty
fit BIZ meu OF facilitating mind in making
ctQice OF put for luncheon, the proprie-
tor, with whom | bad p slight acquaintance,
c@Jue up aud said: Why don'tyou try our
pepper pot. "Wha:S poPper-pot?' not
1naaturally inquired. and was informed
la, it was @ Wrs' Indian dish which could
lie obtained nowhere clsein London. That
settled tie matter, and pepper pot was
ordered. 1t proved to be a Savory stew,
ra,he: peppery, as It's name denotes, with a
peculiar aromatic ilayor. While afterwards
discussing spme celery and Stii,on, the pro
pr.etor came up again, aud was good
enough to enlighten me concerning the
reculiari,ies Of "pepper-pot. His first
>t@temcnt rather startled me. Our pep
per pot is ONLY ; yearS Old, said he. "N hen
It's kept another year or two it will be bet
Ter Mentally rc.retting that | had not
been informed earlier as to the age Of the
i~,Iicacy, | enquired further concerning this
vcuderful dish, and gathered the following
trom the reStaurauteur: 81 havelived many
ears in the West Indies, and while raCking
nv brains one day to find sOme specially
win which this place would always be aSso-
riated. | bethouGht me Of 'pepper-pot. No
one in London lad ever heard OF or knew
how 10 make it. The first requisit was q
supply of 'Cassareep,' " Il won't guarantee
The spelling Of the world, and after some
;rouJle ! found a West Indian produce i'm
gorter who got me a supply at halfa guinea
fcr bottle. Now 'Cassareep' is the juice
,rsssed out Of the cassava. and in its raw
,,atc is deadly poison. It is the basis,
,~elieve, of the stuff the Carib Indians use to
POISON arrows with. But when boiled it is
J~erfectly harmless, and possesses the curl.
us property OF preserving meat for any
bnslh Of time. In the West Indies the
pepper pot is always on the 60; it is never
,wucly emr'j"d, AMI the contents are added
o day by day. Any pieces OF old meat
;crk is bcSt-aud fish 90 into the pot. Here
in London We don [ pat fish in: only the
'esS parts of the cold Joints. Our pepper
pot has on; been about three years on the
% 1t has never been cmp.ied; for au5ht
| know TO the contrary, You may have been
eating meat 4 year or two old to-day. The
.CassareCp' keeps it perfectly fresh, and is
added from time to time 10 keep the stew
all right. o. course there are spices and
sauc,s put in to give the stew = flavor, b..
ides the 'Cassarcep,' which, in addition to
it, pr,Seryative aud antiseptic qualities. has
a distinct, if slight, flavor Of its oya.' \
bottle Of this peculiar Strap was produced
.or my ipspoction: it is of . deep mahogany
yclor, an fthc consistency Of molasses,
much resembling, in fact, Indian SOY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
4 CALL ZOE CnEAP WINE.

The San Francisco newspapers are en-
deayorins to bling about a reduc ion IN the
price Of wine. Vt Los Angeles and other
towns in the grape district wine Of the best
quality is sold at wholesale at from > to -
cents per gallon, but when bottled by the
retailer - cents TO 81 > a pint IS cxactei
from the public. The papers claim that
native wine can be sold at retoj
at 50 cents per gallon, and a lar .
prof; made. They poin; to the fact TIT
Milwaukee beer. bottled in Chicago md
transported clear across the continent, is
re,ailcd in Frisco for twenty-five Gems =
pint. while Eclipse champagne, made in
their own State re,ails for q dollar aud a
halra pint. This state Of affairs has kept
down The demand for wine. which might DC
as cheap as milk and the cellars OF the vine
growers are fuu to overlooking in conse,
uucncc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
PARKsRsEURG
A Large Number OF Bright Personals from
the New Oil City.

A Large Number of Bright Personals from
the New Oil City.
SDeeal 10 tie Sunday Register.
PARKERSBUEG, January 3.-Mr. William
Hendrickson and sister, Lnlu, Of Grafton
we're among the visitors in the city during
the week.
Mrs. Thos. GIynn, of Jacksonville, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Cook, on Murdoch
avenue.
Mss Minnie Kramer, of Grape Island,
is visiting relatives on Depot street.
George Kaiser, one of Wheeling's reliable
young men, visited his mother this week and
will return home on Monday.
Capt. Mofiart goes to New York next
week, where be will remain for q week or
more.
Miss Hattie Vinton, Of Hanging Rock,
Ohio, a very proposing and vlvaclouS
young lady, is the guest Of her father.
Miss Sue Lewis, a bright young lady OF
Cincinnati, is making a visit to Mrs. \.
Gibbons, on Ann street.
Mr.. Atkinson is visiting his parents in
Petroleum Tor a few days.
Miss Lulu llendrickson and Miss Mollic
Crawford returned to Grafton this al!er.
moor.
MIR and Mrs. Lewis, Of Virginia, have
been visiting the Misses Smith.
Hubert Dickie, OF this city, and Miss
Maggie McCole, of Athens, will be married
next week at the home Of the bride-eXpec'
lant.
Miss Roland, of Newport, will visit friends
in Belpre and this city shortly.
MIR. +. Reade is spending his vacation in
Baltimore.
Frank Crawford, of Grafton, has been
here.
Fleming Tally. of Virginia, is here to see
Lis brother, q. W. Tally, who is seriously
iu~dispo>ed.
Rev D. O. Conner, of Clarksburg, was
here this week
Mrs. J.. j. jackson, and niece Miss Hook
aday, will return from their holiday visit IN
Ohio, next week.
Misses Bella Bryan and Matte Smith,
will leave for Iittsburg on Monday.
Mr.. Morgan, a genial young man OF Gin
%cinnari, returned TO that city to-day.
The &. A. II propose to hold a Fair in
the ink, for the benefit of the poor Of the
city, beginning Monday, January 18th, aud
continuing one week.
The skating rink has been freIncnted the
past week by the school children, all intent
on having Il merry time.
Mrs. Roland, of Petroleum, was the guest
this week Of her sister, Mrs. Leonard.
Mrs. VIM. bis. who is visiting her
mother in Grafton, is seriously i'll, and little
lone j, entertained Of her recovery.
Mis- Carrie Stebhins entertained II mum
Der Of friends this evening.
The social city Of Grafton has been we'll
represented here during the past week.
Mrs. Henry Kramerhas moved her Icmily
to Indiana. there to make her future home.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin, of the East, is
the guest Of Friends in the SIKH ward.
Nlr. and Mrs. Thos. Dorsey celebrated
their tin wedding on Tuesday evening, and
on Wednesday evening entertained quite e
number of the young folks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

SEVERAL Of our exchanges have an
uouu,ed various improvements tor the new
wear. but our old E,ori,e. the Congressional
Record, will make no new departure. It
will pursue the even tenor OF It's way with
out, yielding to the spiri, OF innovation
which has obtained full sway over so many
Of the papers Of the period, The Record,
perhaps, is a little too obstinate. If it
could be induced to hire q ParagraPher aud
= few local reporters, and purchase q big
waste basket, and run a serial story coca
s~ionally to brighten up its pages, there IS
no doubt tina; it would greatly increase its
popularity. However, these Improvements
will all come in the course Of time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

This winter is the coolest ever known
throughout the Northwest. AIoag the line
of the Northern Pacific road from D1luth to
Portland, aud uor.h ,sri 10 Winnepas, the
mercury has been below zero for ten days
past. and a, many poiu's during that time
it has dropped to so. 40 5o'. aud even
80 below, a degree Of cold 50 intense rs to
excite wonder as to how the inhabitants
manage to support existence a: all and
makes the transaction Of business and even
the occasional outdoor excursions i~nsap.cl
be from everyday life seem Impossible 20
residents Of q less rigorous climate. The
endurance Of these hardy settlers is the more
rem arkable when We stop to rhiak that the
temperatgre If minus 50 reported from
Wirpe2cg So below the lraez-
inc point of waters within
10 degrees OF the creates. cold
ever observed BY polar explorers a .emparA-
ture which made lie almos. insuppor.,1le
even to men clothed in fGrs aud saPg,.sj
with all the aids to comfort which could o"
procured by the most lavish o"J'ay OF
money. aided 5y the previous experience
of their predecessors during two centuries
of attempts to reach the pole.
While there is 70 doub; tha. the pecI-
liar dryuess Of the air of the North
- u.Lss a Owe, da,raa Of cold less
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

NV YoRS had lots of fun New Years
Alderman KIRK and ApoLru SANfEG both
acted as Mayor Of New York at the same
time. Mr.. Kirk appointed Colonel E. I.
WooD Corporation Counsel. Ms. La
COVER. the holder Of that office refused to
give it mp When Mayor Gs,ra assumed
his Office he ordered the police to recognize
and protec, Ma. LArouEa. Alderman
WAITE claims to De President Of the Bosrl
of Aldermen, and sill not le, Na. Xix pre-
side when the Board meets. The death
struggle Of Tammany had 50 d;srup.e the
city government that there was grea, public
excitement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
John LccCh'S LeeCh.
T''Y MN GTssilr,

The draughtsmon employed ut the pres.
ent time on the staff of Punch content
themselves. as u rule, with merely a~tiNing
heir initials 10 the drawings which they
reduce from week to weak. In the Oh
lays. how ;er. when Mark Lemon was eli
,Or, John Leech had a habit OF signing his
work in q ~fancirul fashion, with the design
IF small glass bottle which had inside Of i,
;he body of a leocl. At the time when
Nulready submitted to the Government his
elaborate design for a postage stamp, Leech
~,aricaturad the drawing in Punch, AMI
sketched o ridiculous counterpart OF the
Mulready stamp, putting his own sign
manual in the corner as usual Being
entirely ignorant that it WAS Leech'S within
to mark Lis work in this curious manner.
Mulready was exceeding indignant when
the lccch was pointed ont TO him. II felt
fully persuaded that the intention Of the
caricaturiSt was to insult him, and that the
drawing of the lcech was meant 20 have u
personal and very uucOmptnentary SlIDi-
fcauce. So angry was Mllready, indeed,
hat when be was invited to meet Leech al
the house Of the artist Egg, be %sternly re.
fused to do so until the matter Of the sigma
lure had been satisfactorily explained.
When at length he realized the whole truth
Of the matter. he expressed himself vayy
willing TO make the acquaintance Of his
caricaturist, and from that time forward
L.aech and Mulready became fast friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

ned it home. He never expected to sell It,
but thought Of breaking 1t up Tor old ron
1t was sold, however, the very day 1t ar
rived in Camden to go on a big ship tfen
building at Rockport. The anchor was
smootked up at the works and provided
with a new stock. The old wooden stock,
or at least a remnant OF it. is now in Mr..
Alden's office, being subjected to frequent
mutilations By souvenir seekers, while the
right bower OF the gallant frigate, famed IN
many a song, is far over the seas on the bows
of a mpies1ic merchantmen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Bonds and Notes of Great Value.

Hithertoo the two slOO,O0 Bank ofEng,
land notes have always been considered The
largest notes extart. The princly family OF
The S~tarhcmbergs are the posssssors offs
single bond Of much greater value. namely
OF the face value Of 800, 600 forms (about
$50. o0O.) at which figure they sold, some
years ago. their interest in the vast estate in
the Wiedeu in Vienna. The bond, which
noriraliv WELLS an annual i~ntev5,. or 7j.-
0n0 forms jsilvcrl is deposited with he
Vienna Dis..!c. Court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

Is discussing the a,tj,lde OF Mr. 'i&oais
". C,rlN toward 'he negro the Atlanta
Constitution saws He has exhibited q
growing wrong teadeiaesS on this sN1i"c:
that, srarrir, from a rather sentimental al
n ira,iou for the iJenUzed quadroon, has de-
ve.orrG into q confirmed negro mania
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
NEW ~MARTINSVIILE.
Local Pile Fighters Moving Time A
Flood of Weddings.

Sr,mj ne A'a ny H"7 Nis'.
NV MARrINsyILLr, January at is
very reliably reported that Justus Eakin,
proprietor Of the Point House, has leased
ihe Welzel House and will take possession
on Il let Of April
C,orgc Martin. an oil New Mar,insville
boy WHO cas-, his fortunes with the West q
few years since, ia home on a visit.
l.cnry koontz will be one OF Sheriff Stem
dcr's DEPUTIES
Capt. McEldownov and wife have re-
furn,d from their holiday trip to Pittsburg.
Married, on New Years, Mr.. Esick Bur
lirgame to Miss Minor, and Mr.. Fred IN,
>hutZ to Miss Sallie Henderson, all Of this
place.
Levi Oblinrer has removed back to his
dwelling over his hardware store.
There wa a small party and dance at Il.
!. criinger.s Thursday night.
Mss Esstella Umstead is visiting Miss
tLnc Morris, Of Wheeling.
Hr fQhn Cmstrai, OF Erl!aiTo, who has
3ocn %;i,iting lis father, Judge tms,ead, re
turned home this week.
Gel. Fontain Smith, Of Fairmont, has
been in tow this week on legal business.
Rev. Meisinhelder, the boy Evangelist, is
conducting a protracted meeting at the
Methodist Church, south. He is meeting
with moderate success.
Two local p~ugiIists repaired to the street
the other evening to knock out ON differ.
ence between them, and TO the DISGUST of
the eager crowd who followed them out, one
invited the other into an adjacent saloon
and treated.
Col. NJ. Y. Gber has folded his TEN. and
silently stole away, and taken up his abode
at the future y county seat, WiIeyvilIe.
Several new buildings will 90 up here in
the spring.
Jas. Hill, who has been confined 10 his
room for some time, is able to be out
again.
The street brigade removed the mud from
Main street.
Gen. Duvall was in town this week look
ing after his andinterest. ..,
Wende! Slender moved into the JAIL
house, this week. John ODER moved over
into Coxtown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Campus skin tn be Tanned.

Every one remembers Csrlyle's remark
quoted in DR.. Claudius," that the French
mobiles laughed at Rousseau theories, but
that their skins went to bind the second
edition of his book. This incident Of the
tanncry Of human skins at NeN3on has
lately been outdone in grimness, If not in
historical interest, h7 an Official
Of the School Of Medicine q: Paris.
The dead bodies Of murderers, it is we'll
known, are in France given over to the
School Of Medicine Tor drsectinr purposes.
Tie official in q~Tcstion-so the French
papers Sav-has in his turn handed oger the
skin Of Camp, Who was evecT,et some
time ago. 10 a tanner with instructions that
j, should he tanned, and ar.eyaarl u.s.! %
bind the documents relating to he mar
dcTcrs Tcst mctcM.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

TrE Cleveland P~laiudea,er was rsorcau.
il,i Yesterday and Ms L. + HoanES
elected Preside ut. ME. c. II. B~LSrsY, Vice
President. Mr. G. T. PGs>rorr. Secretary
and ME. r r. HoLnEy, Treasurer. MR
HorpgN and ME. ARMSTRONG, formerly
financial manager, will take leading places
on the editorial staff.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
MILKING SkeIetnn.

Mr.. f. Springer, of Merchandising, Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced 10 a walking skeleton. Got a free
trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that ! bought a dollar bottle. After using
three bottles. found myself once more a
man. completely restored to health. with q
hearty appetite, ard a gain in flesh of IS
pounds"
Call at Logan 4 Co.'S Drug Store and get .
free rial bottle Of this certain cure for all
Lug Diseases. Large bottles 500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
The Wrong End.
Pin4J"rg Chronicle.

"Ouch!' exclaimed Young johnny Jarply,
who was receiving a reminder You got
the wrong end, NAH you got the wrong end
OF the ruler! That end has got the brass
tip on it"
Its a poor rule that won't work both
ways" ~philosophically replied Mrs. JarpIy.
as she adjusted the stick to his ierelic.ions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Tho Jnwy,r's Making.

PIftIUTJ tUT|1EIe I'I''r1lH.
a wish | was an owl" Sail the Young
LAWYER, rs he gently felt the dimensions Of
her alligator belt.
"WhyY' she asked.
because | could stay up all night, you
know, dear he replied.
What would you want to do such a ride
ulous thing as that for?' she Uttered.
ITO wit: To WOO"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Bucklen's Arnics Salve,

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Pheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tiyc!v cures Piles, or 40 pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, OF
money REFUNDED. Price Is cents PSF ooz
For sale by Logan & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Opinions Respecting ~ Artistic Question.
LII LI.--

Have no skirt at all and we will willingly
submit; then the line Of beauty from arm
pit TO ankle is uubroken. But the skirt
breaks this line, and when it is once broken
the movements of the leg above the knee
become ungraceful and hideOas to see For
sheer b~eauty's sake the skirt should not
only come down to the knee-as it did IN
Taglioni's and Fanny Elssler's day-but
should be so filed underneath with tulle, or
tarlatan, or gauze, or whatever the mysterl-
GUS substance is called, that nothing above
the knee should ever be exposed to view.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

" noticed" and causes no Inconvenience,
must be taken with ssvera grains o. salt.
Fitty-fye below zero is bound to make
ice, even in a dry atmosphere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

AZ tfa:u, daily except sunday.
Pullman liale Drawing N0om ard NIc'pinS' ar
through without change from sloHhciYIl!" Fast t.
Philadelphia aud New York. Mg't 10 'oIn"ih"f
cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis AMI
1t. Louis.
accommodations, and any iurth"r ~iui"imai'H APP
rIy 10 &. TOMLiESON, Ticket Ag.n' al ttl
handle station. foot 81 Eleventh street, "r Al CITY
Ticket o.icc, under Mcclure iiousr, Wheeling
JANIS MCCREA,
Manager. Columbus, Ohio.
l. A. FORD,
Gcp'l Pass and II, ket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Eat Candy

if you will, but be sure to use SOZODONF
right away, in order to carry off It's %iujuri-
Gus effects upon the teeth All candy-eaters
should carry SOXODONT with them, if
they wish to keep their teeth sound.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
TRE WEEKLY REGISTER
SUNDAY, JANUARY /, 1854,

.TEl- G%isy ;;vGiS-"rt wi" -
Syuf 20 2sY address du Tn
Sss>;CS: e silC legislature T,r one
trllnr. AMsnri BLY, im ndNAncc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
AND PITTSBURGH DIrIsION

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION
On and after December q, 1854, passenger train,
will run rs follows, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES
For Pittsburgh-4'lOa NJ, daily; SPA a. N, f2)
y. IN, dG!N * opt sunday.
For WaShirgsOn-ilO y. IN, daily; S:.5a. IN. i:OS
?. III and 20 p. M, daily except sunday.
ARRIVALS.
From PI,tShurgh-i0:S IS q. NJ, 7:0C .. IN, daily
G exert Sunday; II 90 r. m, iSiiv.
From " ashington-5:IU =. NJ, 10 - p. M, IL
y. M. daily except SuLiay; Hos n. M dh'y.
{. h. LOKD, General Passenger Agent
THOS. NJ. KING, General supt.
+. d. SMITH, PAS. Agt., Pittsburgh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

II J., believed that the Grand Army Of
Massachusetts all. ~iisapproyg Of tna EIGHT
dollar pension Bill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

THERE is not a Statesman IN this country
but could afford to pay WNrrERSoS u gooi
round sum to abuse him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

nysE's BEARD EL L i. f ., hal. % b.
- t II T. 70 90 dsy.. so injury. Ea' @..
Ttaf' D Sp% II or forfeit $40. Pic per P;S.'s 10. )
affections. sealed and postpaid, p en- rT,T EE 4 CO.
cents a. amps or silver. L. 4. J." 9A oc,;sscI
agents, FRlat!Ge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

DAILY except sunday.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves WheaiiaS al
1:2j 4. III. and $40 p M, Bsllstre at $40 a Al.
nd 4:IH p. m, daily except sunday.
MOundsVille Accommodation leaves Wheeling
II :35 A. N. and arrivea at 3oundsyille a. i2:lj P T.,
daily except Sunday.
ManIii gton Accommodation leaves Of I:l0 p. N.
Through coach from Wheeling To Columbus on No.
2, leaving Wheeling at s:l5 A. ", arriving 81 Co
at 2 40 p. n.
Il. y o. sleeping carr on all through trains.
Close connection made 10y al points south and
Southwest. North and Northwest. making this q de-
-irabie route for ~cOlontsts and pcrOns moving TO the
grea, west, and ~ whom particular attention u
given.
Tickets to oil principal points on sale At depot
Sleeping car accommodation. Can be secured al Do
pot Ticket Gfce
THOS. II. u. HAAsE,
Ticket Agent T.. i .. Depot
JOHN BAlIlE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure Houa
JOHN 4 LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, VI. of T.
n. T. DEVRiES, General Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

Mr.. Buxton Forman, who recently edited
Keats, has undertaken to edit for John Mar,
say, the poetical works OF Lord Byron, the
object being to produce, in a handsome
library form, a text which car be regarded
as final. Mr.. Forman will colIate the
POEMS with the first and other early editions
and with the available manuscripts, Of
which n considerable number are in Mr..
Mwrray's possession. Byron's own notes
nlll. Of course, be retained. Others will be
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