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Fred. G. InII,

IIVES notice that he has opened Tailoring Establish
II mcnt Central street. Mechanics row. over the
auction roOn where he will attend tou business cntrust
ed Ia his cnrr, with nea'nCsS aud despatch.
Cutting will be promptly attended 20.
Instruction given in making up without charge.
Garments furnished in good stye, neatly made aud
as cheap any other shop in the country.
All emitting and making MP viii be promptly attended To
aud wDrrcntCd to iii. 2ib.2m
Mnnl. inrk. Inn. - lslh.
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6TThc back numbers of the Age, con-
tanning the "Doom of the Tory's Guard
are all out.
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IBEelGEa'EON EEARGlE?T.
MONDAY, FEB. II. 1915.

At Market GOO Beef Cattle 1000 Sheep and - Swine
PHlcGs.-Bcef CaHe.-Wc quote frs, quality, 81 n
5,25. Second quality. SijO 49,. Third quality, 81,
II 30
S5ccp.--Common, rom ST.; to s,25. Wca,!crs from
$3.50 to,,iin
Seine, No Lots to podllc, ". E. Farmer;
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claims made against him, leaving his land
ed estate and property as guaranty for the
satisfaction OF all, and moreover speaks Of
the responsibility of his ministers, This
communication the Grand Jury were act
ing upon iii secret session on the night of
the S3d ult and the result of their delbe-
ralions was not known
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SULLIVAN FAY.
M DOW.NS' T'EGETaBLE BALS.lM-
&c ELTXIR.

tJ,TIE great Northern remedy for Consumption aud NIL
| other diseases of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
and success of which is well known. II is therefore
necessary To publish long rSomc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing irum Irresponsible sources.
Can he hMd Olhc following agents and Of them only in
The ncinhhorh ood,
Sd ALLEN Woodstock. Oliver Bailey South Wood
stock. Chs. Tnkh1m. Quchccr village Z. T. NcviuS,
4 Co Rcy alton, J. e. Brooks, Hartford 2i9.ly.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

NWN UNITV " TU!IUNNi
Leave Boston at } L., M..nnd arrive at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at IL, 7. NJ, ard arrive nj Boston ~
! J.! the ucNt morning.
Freight FIRST Class So Second Class, $50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Boston rrl
other dcp0,s hour al least before leaving 10 suo
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marhcd and vhcn
valued at than $50, nntice should he given Hnd
charges paid, claim for damage or less h,,0ud
such nm will he allowed. n. &. UPlihM. Surr.
New. l. l5ll. -Gi-U
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FD9"Thc Midnight Cry" has chang
ed its dolefnl name to the more cheering
title of "Thc Morning Watch"
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A WORKKINGMENS' MEETING.
An adjourned meeting Of the Working
men, will be holden at the Town Hall on
Saturday evening next, March LIST. All
humble Laborers, men and women, are in
vied to attend. MANY LABuRERS.
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HIST RECEIVED

TNrom COMSTOCk II Co. \. Y. anew supply # the
l. following articles: VIZ. OldridGc's Balm Of tolnnhin
Acoustic oil, q sure remedy for deafness Cnm.lOcks
Ncrmilgc for worms, HAYS nHmcni llnwCg do. Indian
Veg Elixir, nnd in fact all Of their valuable Medicines
For particulars see Pamphlets which can he Ind nj my
ApOthcCary store, Gr0tjS 5. j. ALLEN, Dynggia
H7Woodstock, Dee, 9, l'ii 2lO Gm.
HAVE made, since have been Agent tor Julius Con-
verse; ESD. few EuOk accounts and all those that
father settle with than him have the CInncr be-
rwccn this and the St or February next At that time
my agency will close, and he will take the hooks and
notes. u. w. RICE AIT
Won1stnrk. lam. l. lSi5. oi3
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An exchange paper asks if a man is
too lazy to draw his last breath. can he
dios
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PERKiNSVLLE ACADEMY.

Spring TERM Commences March 9Th, l3l5-
Board OF Directors having purchased The Apparatus
formerly owned by A. 7. Chase mud tukcn the Academy
under their control have appointed the subscriber llj Prn-
CipnI
10 initiate students into the Rrsi principles Of the Sci
cncos Inught in hcadcnics-lo qualify TEACHERS,
and by The ri pncss of our accommodations, render in
siruct0n in the Science. accessible to it, is our vrpOsc
Miss CAROLINE ROBINSON .PHECErTnEss. win give
lessons on rhe"rano Forte and Instruct in Frcnrls
2jO.2w ". NJ GUILFORD
~. d. Miss Robinson had made arrangcmcns,to tcnrh
"'rcr SchouIn in - Rrplmg, but was induced to con.
meet herself with thiT Institution. W. NJ. G.
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7 ours respectfully
WALLACE& CAMPBELL

WALLACE s. CAMPBELL.
FL@For sale by DR.. S. j. ALLEN,
Druggist, Woodstock, Vt,
*s*AlI orders for the above medicine,
should be addressed to SETH W,FOWLE
1873, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro-
prietor for New England.
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DJTSSTT, e. CT.hNKT.
SILVER WORK
FARM ron i&.2LE.

4 FARM situated in East Shcfhurnc, containing 10
~ Of ood land 10 OF which are uEJ"r GOOD .,-
proyemcnt viii be sold Mt public auction Tie I.ra',
scS. ON the 10th Of March, inst,
The farm is we'll watercd, securely fenced md lho
buildings new and we'll finished. Toms ,r't. 1rd
possession given Immediately. JAMES II. TAYLOR.
Shurbume Feb. II. lslj. -!-IN'-
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CnNNiJSSIONFRS MOTION.

WE the subscribers, heing appointed hy the Hon.
w Probate Cont for the District Of Windsor Com
mssionrrS to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all PERSONS against the Estate O errk In.
graham late Chester in said District deceased, repre-
scented in>ovcn. and all claims md demands exhibited
in Offset thereto, aud six months from this date being al
lowed for that purpose hereby give notice that we viii
attend To the business nj appointment nj the oie of
H. r. Stoughton in saiu Chester the 18th day of
March md ON The 3I day orMuv next. 2iN1w
r.. r. BARRETT,
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Gle would Hiss II Queen TIL he raised n blister,
Wish H., arm round her neck aud his old tell hat on;
Would address the King with the title nf"MiStcr."
And ask him the PRICE OF the throne that he sat on"
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A HANDSOME ToKEN.-NIr. Du Sole,
editor ofthc Spirit Of the times, Phiadcl-
phia, was, lately, presented, by a
committee ofhis fellow citizens of Irish
birth, with magnificent gold, paten'-lev-
err watch, of the finest workmanship, with
gold chain, key slide, Sc, to match
Onthc inside of the case, is engraved these
words :"GoD AND THE PEOPLE, the
motto of his paper, Around the circle is,
"Irishma necn forget Mcir friends nor
turn their bachS 10 an enemy"
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YOU MAY If YOU WILL!
DE cured OF all diseases 0l the skim by rUgLY, h
ID TIENr and rERsESEEiNG use OF
ZONES. DROPS FOR nlMNRs.

me licinc successful beyond parallel in The cure Of sax
Er sipras. Scui Head, LcIrr,y Or Whir" Srur rrur
Ring Wrt Prairie Itch, and all Hum ~ Internal tr
tor the e.nauitd complaints ANA Other. Gail. call
SOON call NOW, on the agents iGr proCl Try it JET 70.
Directed. md if we are not right. The Proprietor
allowed. umona many others, rcfcr 10 Hen Gen. H.
Uphan, Ciarruunt Hon. j. J. t;iirhrist md Rev. T. H.
Fuertun CuursluTn, all Ol whom have u.y' ~. !suG,.
cine either themselves members Of their families.
From Mr.. Labercc, Junior Partner firm Of Simeon willard
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Growing their own boats across the Lake
and pull out by their tails from the rocks
the pretty payhings. and, anapping them
to death, lay them away in basket as
trophies of their skill I was told that in
one day last year they killed the incredible
number ofeleyen hundred.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTNL

DING. and AM DroulcIoh in every variety of color
u and quality Eng. \ Am. Fancy DOc,hins, Dluc Bin.
aud Steel MiNd Cussimercs, SatiHets and Tw,cs can
he bought AT very low prices ut &. DAM, Jrs
Feb Is, lslJ,
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n y = II VIT5l I77T TV'VI7VH WTT WI E.I1 ~ -
Feb. 20. e.. DANA, lR.
FHNHE ST BSCRiBER has now on hand and will
II keep constantly on hand At his Lumber Nnrd ~
II0nlnud, large assortment Of Pine Iumhcr witch he
offers 10 sell ut low rate can be purchased NJ ANY
pnce in this vicinity.
said assortment is made up of - "a & inch Boards
Of all qualities, II, l2, ~ 3 inch Pmk Nos. ; d 3
Capb0nrdS, Nos. 23 Il j SHINGLES ~ a 3in'h pickcs,
Lain, Window Susl, Blind and door suS of all drScrip
tons, ready made Window sash and blinds, in saort IL
boat every de- cliption Of Lumber.
said Lumber i, manufactured from the mp Country
Pine or what Is more properly called, the COrhy Pine
ANA l. admitted by all who have ever worked ii to be far
superior 10 any other kind O iSmbcr, account Of its
Solnr'S and the manner in which il is manufactured
lhosc who in NHnt OF Lumber will do wei Ia cali
ANA examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
DAVID ii. SUMNER.
lIarlnnd, February, l9li.
N, Il. fair price will be paid in Lumber for three or
tour new MIlcI COWS, by d. H.. :.
2Ll-"m.
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The following humorous description of
a Yankee is from a poem read at late
historical celebration at II artford, Conn:
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CROCkERl < GLASS WARE.
Just reed Hn additional supply Gold Band. Spria'd and
White CHINA TEA WARE, with pilates 10 match.
Sets complete, White d Blue Stone Tea. Dining &
Toilet Ware, with II fill supply Common Ware:
Also Rich Cut Glass lamps, salts y Tumllcfs,
Common do Of every description.
Reyo. Casters Richcut Bottles.
Preserve Dishes, belly GllSSt frmonadCs, sc. &c, a
Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Feb. 4 ISIS G. DANA, IR
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Fu; sale in QutChce, by Cushing WAcG't 4 Ni,ho'.
p Mortified. Windsor; \. Wizards ca. iiArlHud; bow
ner, Ncvens Co. Rolulton; RUG!s EH%k. Reading; l.
Nj. Wood south Woodstock III TIC Vlly~3c unlJ h., u
:. J. Allen.
Woodstock, Ian. s. lSi5, c42.-rm
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SEl.llEI SClln0I
WANTED! WANTED

WANTED! WANTED
GlN young ladies ms apprentice 10 the tnilorng bust
- ness. TIIALES b. WYNN
Opposite WhncyS IIole
Woodstock, Jan. lG. 2li.tf
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GROCERIES,.

90 a npouud> n o. ~ Elo'n f.Srgar, 500 Loaf
RS WV aud Crush do so -. Domiir.o and Java
Cote, j0O Lump TubucrO 10 the,S Y II. md son. Tcn
10 suC's hest Fine salt Ilhd> n. Orleans Porte Rico
MuluS,rs, Spices. Ruisus Salrralus, Winter Bic acd
Oil &c.&c. Jus, received and lor sale the lowest pi-
ccS by G. DANA, IR.
Feb. IL. 1917.
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Mr. Isaac Butts:
Dca' sir-We have been fortunate in
selling the tour doz, DR., Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry which you sent us. We
want four doz. more at once, as we are
entirely ont, and have calls for every day.
IL is doing wondcrs here for the sich,-
Yours respectfully,
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Duty Suffering humanity compel, me IN utrIr ;nN ter.
tmoul 10 the efficacy OF JoNE,' pruPs for tltvcr~
For The last twenty five wears have been rodDi Nin
affection IN my lip pronounced hN the Nhy ar,uis
cancer. Many ply SiciprS consulted md Vltsc.ip-
ticns used during that time, hut nn pnrpc>r an WIS
induced 10 make tli OF the above Drops, WhrN resulted
IN perfect cure, after taking Que and has hotti.s
J. L. DiNSMGRE,
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It must he true that JONES DEOrS for NuVor" .s,
invaluable medicine FOR the complaint, which 10 IN
designed. tor had personal experience q" rHu sUpri'u.
power, than ilCrn months ago, over exceed,
~ distressing and luhsOmc disease Of The ,au OF Iuay
years standing, Tor which the SHtayogI wnj thu'nGuh
waters and al other remedies entirely lr ola cure. ,y
patient aud perSeyeriNg nsc Of said dron,. am rutJ,Y
relieved uf that disease und hCrthl dc most huGr>l aud
earncst! advise all similarly afflicted to procure aud
them. j. W. LANERLE.
Iarand Vt. Dec 2, lsi3.
From l.. NJ. Wood, Est. Merchant in South Woodstock
The fact is in nay opinion, that JuNEs DRur 0T lu
MoRs, do the diseases for which It l. pre- pared alto
gcthcr hey ond any thing within my knuw hedge, and /,
IDENTITY the greatest mcdciac hoiurc tic pu, ur trr
ons ur the skin, for IN tir Use ul Nv hu.., ui ll
have found most remarkable relief from The Sr't lliu-
and adrCadmI it WAS tooso affecting rs Ia urrIH
citac me linn putting IN or Of my cloths, ana 9t,1'i
with burning, itching and irritation, 10 gCr-
Quatcly understand but hN painful experience. Lriojarr
say patiently, faithfully and prrsrycriua, i.g sti
OF their merits. l.. NJ. NCOi,
sonth Woodstock, VI, Dee ,, 1915
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LINNEN liANDKERCHIEFS

6DM DOE. Iinncn CnmLrc IId'hs. some as low as
hA " l. ~ cents, just received and for sale hy
Feb. &c. &. DANA, IR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASllIONABL DRY GOODSi

GORGE MMURRAY would respectfully
". calf the attention Of hrs city customers To a
| splendid stick al Fashionable DRY GOODS. now
opening, and for The sake OF breviy would enune.
rate few. viz
FOR GE \TLEMEN
English and French super black cloths; do Chs
>incres Black and Fancy color-; Cassis,.re. Toile.
melt aud Merino Nesngs, with oil kinds oi Tailors
Trimmings,
FOR THE LADIES.
Cotiennes. magnificent new article for Ladies'
dress; New style Mouslin DO Lame do do; Cash.
mere De Ecosse beautiful patterns; Rep do d do
do; Imperial rich Girdles aud Tasse cod for dre.-
SEES; Splendid Buttons with variega,cd Gmps do d.,
a new article OF La Polka; InserIings very ,nperiur
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; Jaffa,n Edge;
Blk and ioncy col'd. plain. Gg d and hard Aipacus
Super Silk Warp do; Coburgh cloth; Bobbin ond
Thread Edgings; new style Earlsion. French md
Manchester G'nghams; Striped. Tarleion and barr'd
Muslirs; Black and blue Black Mcrino Yarn for
Ladies Hose, with general stock vi Prni,. Chiniz.
&c.
ALSO-ESira super Gunpowder. Imperial and
Powshong Teas; RIO mud Lagnyra COFFEE.
2OOO LBS 81 Cotton Yarns. Coverlet Yarns
carpet chain white md oil cnors; Er sale exceed.
inely low ny GEORGE M'MURRAY.
oct 3m Market Square.
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JOAN X B0TsFOVD,

NO 20, WATER ST. WHEELING.
EKA Just received from The East a vsIy
u il large sni general as, ortmeDt OF l. ouoRs,
SGeARs, TOBACCO, GRccsaIEs, sc, among WHICH
are
2hslf pipes seigpett s. Dupeey's 4lh proof
BRANDY;
i ar caSk old HeDnessey do;
hall pipe Holland Gin, favorite brand;
4 or cass Port Wine, superior quality;
ar do Madeira do do do;
COZ Muscat Wines;
s. do Claret do first quality;
DO Cherry Cognao, superior quality;
do Lemon syrup;
do Wssi India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regaha Segafs;
1000 Imperial Cazadorcs do;
10000 Principe do, ist ID and 81 qualities;
a large quantiiy OF half Spanish and Cons
mon dc;
20 gross Golsh'S Matches;
TOBACCO' large and general assortment
Of The most isyOfiIt brands;
Mrs Miller'S hne cut Tobacco:
SOAP. Every description and ouaIitv. manu-
iaetufed ny + Hyde 4 Sons, Baltimore
90 drums Fi2S;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Togeihtf with General aSSoftmcn, Of Gro,
series all OF The ye,y best qualify, which vii
b. sold as low as they can be had west Of tn,
rnonniatns. feb IL
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
Ell LILO TT &c q IL X
NORTH SIDE UNION STREET,
IUfII.IsI TNFlr ~

NORTH SIDE UNION STREET,
WHEELING, Va.
A RE NOW OPENING u splendid Variety Of
"a GOODS, sucn as have not been before lOnnJ
IN this market.
TheIr stock comprises every species Of GOODS N
The Variety line, from The sDaIleIs toys 10 the lar
gesi and must valuable domestic articles
They are prepared o supp'y PEDLARS and
COUNTRY STOKES with all goods III IheIr line.
at lower prices Than they have ever before been
had Wesi VI The Mountains
BRASS CLOCKS.
A large and splendid assortment for sale whOle>
sale NJ feiah M manufacturer prices.
The pubic will make money by calling and eI-
aiming our goods aud prlcts.
scp26 ELLIOTT e. ORR.
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nor SALE.-The Farm at The mouth 81
A. Glenn's Run in Ohio county, virciria. en-
aiG,ing about $50 acres. formerly The properly Of
Josiah Charline deceased. and adjoinng lands Of
he heirs ci Farmer and others. II lies immedl-
ilely on The bank Of the Ohio river. within four
niles al Wheeling, hss on il q number of first rate
'"al banks within a few rods of the river. and is
veil stored with limestone. together with several
'ood qunrrIes ni first sand sroIe. There Is 60
10 acres Of river bolton, aud The Ies.due is rich
.me store hill land.
IL will he sold on reasonable credit. and Ioge-
leror IN separate parcels purchasers may prefer
cor farther parliC ulars call on The sub. crlber in
Wheeling. JACOB. Tor
oct u WIN REYNOLDS
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CiRcUIr SuPENIoR CouR
NnXrInh,r La Las

V November l-I. lSi5.
James Wheat. iy Cu,Scrnv
agninsi t-Decree Iut Ac
Lnkens e. Pickcl ard Others count
On m"tiun ni The Plaintiff. ana with The n.son, Of
The dcieudahts, Geurge A B,yard George Wallace
ond James Thompson. aud al Franci, X Armstrong.
assignee IN Bankruptcy al Henry Moorc. who here
appear by the Counsel and waive service of process
on hem IN ihis cause. the Cuun doth order Ihai
ihiS crn>e be referred Ia Edward III F. zhuph Eso
VINO Is hereby appointed commissioner for The
purpose. who giving due notice 10 The parties and
ais" eIving notice toy advertise men 10 lie published
Tor so dnys. IN some newspaper printed in ,h,s
county. Tor all parics claiming anv interest in or
li"n "r encna'hfanrc urun. that pan ~ L., No &
M The 81 'qnafe IN the city uf Wheeling, ~ this
county. known 10y the unme oi Congress Ilallwhich
was conn eyed 10y lie dci' ndsui,. Lukens e. BickeL
To Charles L. Strong, by deed dsl,d the l2,h
DAY al July 1882. mcniIoucd in tie bill orc,mulai;
or ~ or n,on III" LIT NJ 36 IN thai pnrr 81 sad
cary called East Wheeling. la app. or before him by
- r'remP'"ry day, nnd al place ior that purpose
= Ice specified III SAID ndycuIsc1leni, and pr,yc
ih'ir Iesn"cuve claims IL Ia take and slate m ne
cCnnt al the Inns and ncunhrnr1es Of INC
plni"'h "nd dei'Idahl-, respectively, = any they
nave ard 81 MI "il et persons WIN skni prove ih,
some before him. said real ss,nie vi,h M,
nmounis due Ia each. re,prcIvelv and the icu.
lar r"pcriy upon which The sane - ciargealie md
The cider ard pTIuruy Ia VIII ch the, are rcspec<
Nv ~ sHiIilct Aud 40 commissioner ~ al, e.,
ascertain nhd r,P'T The real estate ATTY Inwhi,b
'ir d"ien'lnni M""Te w6s tnuleL an thr % tn,
May 1911; and the urumhrarccs thereon, 1.
any; 'he an 'uLs thereof 10 whom Que; nud Ihr Z
| 'esrccuve order nnd pr,"rily; With nunIhrnp
| ir"m''i pertinent hy msrli. specially Tequtr,,.
| N any 81 III" parties Ard Hnh cuInn,is,inucr is Ia
make r"r"r thereof Ia The Cuuu With q u onn,eri
eu' sresd. ~ order IN a iuuher decree Aud th,.
"fh' ri@ made su'jcc' 10 az just exceptions "ruij
"ns ~ any party. except the p,iu',H aud .tc. al
- defendants ~ hnNe assenieJ thereto. a. afo,e
| sad. cory its'e.
AltX II LAIDIEY Cl,,E
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STOCKING MNNUFACTORY.
John ECKHART.

D EsPECTFuLLY mtorms tns crscns Of
= q Wheeling md yicinry, that he c"nhoucs 10
msnbactrfe Sntki'gs. Shirts and Driver of y
su sf"r qualfy. Whil.ihe Is ihni klul Tor pnsl IN.
ton. he hopes by sienu"D IN bueinss. 80 men a
cnniIbuahes NJ he ssn,s. Join ECKHARr.
Mnn o.. opposite IN, ~ w Bm X nj W
" y. lie vii hereafter keep IN hond G,ef "
ntle ihan hos ever becn Manufactured m hs city
SCI 90 3n
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ALLX II LAlDLEY. Cl.rk
NOTICE.

CoNMIs IoNEk'S CFFIcF. Nov %. 1876,
The pri"s interested IA 'he foregoing decree.
are hereby noiiiied. that have appuIslcd Tuesday
he 70 day "i December IeN at The Law Office ui
JACOB & F'lzhugh in ihc oIiy of Wheeling a. the
Tine nnd iince hen rnd where. ! hall proce I'd
'o I"kr the CONT therein dirccicd: And rcqnire
all persons hnvWg nay concern in The matters 81
~nid decree Ia appenr before TIE with iheif proofs
and vouchers on shat day, that ! may make up ihe
account aforesaid. I'D III FrrZUUGH
nov 81 Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09

~ ELL. MOORE & cos Fast Mil Conc leaves
~ Wheeling daily al o'clock A NJ. Sc hours
TO Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling duly al 10 o'clock
r NJ. sc hours To Cincinnati.
ID TALLMADGE'S Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily al o'clobk A NJ, AZ hours TO
Mnysville. Ky.
Extras furnished on all tho above lines 10 parties.
with the privilege Of slice ping or travelling at night
as they may wish.
Office NJ 81 Wrter 81, Grst door below the u s
Hotel. Wheeling. Va.
sepl3 +. COWDERY, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-09
CITY OEFiCERS FOR 1915.
- MAYoR-C EO DULTY.


-- MAYoR-C EO DULTY.
F. GElh Counciimen:
Cierk-JAMEs S. WHEAT
Se,geani-JoHN MURRAY.
Uk.,T .Naser-R. HAMILTON.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w p Wilson.
w w Shnver, A S Todd. S Brady,
BE sanbo'n, Geo Mcndell, o W Heiskeli,
NJ Nelson, ECoen. Sm Pumrhrsy
Jacob Amick, BF Kelley, H Roberts,
STANDING COMMITTEES Of The
a.f u. rE.f.. COUNCIL.
On Ordinancts-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
On FInances-M essrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On ACCOMPLISHMENTS Shriver, Sanborn aud
Kelley
On Streets aud Auies-MesSrs Todd, Will.
son, MenGell, Annex and Kelley.
On Water Horks-Messis Sanborn, M'Lure,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess-s Heiskell, PUN.
phrey and Coen.
berls and Superintendent Of Waller Works.
On Wharres-Shrivvr, Hughes and Amick.
ca Fire observation-disclosures Todl, M'Lpre
Sapb"rn, Pumphrey and Roberts.
On Pettions-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
SaHborn.
On Saiaries-Mess's Kelley, M'Lure, ShrI
vcr, Brady aud Nelson.
NORTH WESTERN BANK CF VA.
MAIN STREET, WREEILNG.
CAPITAL S7j0 600.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
DircIioyS
A Woods, w w Shrivef, A p Woods,
f. Pollock, Thos PAUL. Go w Thomson
NMcNeughten, w Mitchell, Thus Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
--- Capital $500 600.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. ident.
SoB.EsKi PRADY, Cashier.
Directors
J Caldwell, w Il Selhy, Jas Baker,
re Woots. U Patterson, J w Gill,
Jacob Gooding, VIM Fleming, San,'i OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CFFIcE M,iNSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
nj Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Fic1nrr, Morrison, Ciumbacke
A N Johnston, Sam' Mcclellan,
RoBr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
Directors:
NJ Nelson. a Paxton, A N Johnston
JCrumba Ter, J r Baker, Baker,
John Knote, w f Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
ANCE COMPANY