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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
Murder at Poplar Springs
One Brother Slabs Another
With a PAR Of Scissors.
They Quarrel About a Table
cloth.

Two brothers named respectively
James and jesse Clouston, living al
Poplar Springs, two miles from Came
ron, this State, got into quarrel yes
terday evening about half-past six
o'clock, when James stabbed his brother
Jesse with pair of sheep shears, kill
ing him instantly.
1t appears that they had been shear
ing sheep together all day, and at night
got into dispRte about table-cloth
Jesse told his brother that he had prem
ised to give him, jesse, q table-cloth
when he got married. James told Jesse
he was a liar. Jesse then struck al
James, who seized the sheep-shears and
stabbed him to the heart.
1t is said they had not been on the
best of terms for some time, misunder'
standing having arisen about some prop
erty to be divided between them. Jesse
married about six months since.
They owned farms adjoining, ana
were both accounted good young men
and respectable citizens.
Their father was buried only o few
weeks since, and their sister some two
months ago.
The affair has created the most intense
excitement in the neighborhood'
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RIVER NEwS.-Tho Belle Vernon
from Pittsburgh to St. Louis passed
down yesterday. The Lawrence for
Louisville, and Glasgow for St. Paul
will be down to-day. The Golden
Eagle departed for Cincinnati. A few
coal tows are running. The Clipper fol-
Cincinnati with six barges and 60 ,OO(
bushels, and the Sam Roberts for Louis
Vile with ten barges and 100000 bush
els, are on their way down. The Goa
Hill and Lake Erie, with coal lows, left
Pittsburgh last evening.
The New State will leave for Pitts
burgh tomorrow evening at : o'clock
Shippers will bear this in miAd. Nc
better officer than Capt. Muhleman ever
commanded steamer. =
The body of white man was recov'
cred from the river at the foot of Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, on Sunday after.
noon. 1t had evidently been in the
water some time. Upon his person was
found some SIS in money and several
cards belonging to the establishment OF
p. Gelsey; also q card of the steamer
Edinburg. There was no evidence OF
any violence on the person of the de-
ceased. The deceased was about thirty
FIVE years of age, and clad in genteel
clothing.
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EGO to the City Shoe Store,

THE FAIR AT WASHINGTON HALL
The Fair at Washington Hall last
night for the benefit of the Orphan Asy
lum was a grand success. Everything
that could tempt the palate or pleas
the eye was there, not to mention tine
orght-eyed, rosy checked girls
hose checks were like roses and their lips
much the same
Like dish Of ripe strawberries all smothered
in crane"
And who gave light, brightness ant
happiness to the evening. Articles O
use and ornament are offered for sale
Among the many donations we have on
~ room to mention a magnificent chan
deIier, presented by VIM. Hare: an ex
press wagon, by Bosnehan & Clifton
n what-not, by Friend Il Son. and ,
travelling trunk, by Mr.. Wilhelm. Tbes,
liberal gifts are creditable to the donor.
and will go far towards raising a larr,
sum in aid Of this great charity. Tn,
fair will be continued to night, and W,
can advise all our readers who wish I,
have a splendid time and do a vas
amount of good to visit Washington
Hall tonight.
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CIRCUIT COURT. The Court yester
day heard the evidence in the case o.
Harriet Smith, negro woman, charged
with petit larceny. The jury returned
verdict of not guilty, and she was dis
charged from custody.
In the case of Geo. Knoke, charged
with selling liquor without licenses, he
was declared guilty by default, and
fine Of $40 entered against him. The
other six indictments against him &c
over until the next term.
Against Joseph Shilling there were
three indictments for petit larceny fol
stealing children's shoes from Porter &
Co. and others. In each case noH
prOseqNi was entered.
The remainder of the day was devoted
to the hearing of chancery cases.
The Court resumes its sitting this
morning at o'clock.
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BUILDING Accommodating to
our absence from the city we did not
obtain the following in time for yester-
days paper as we should have done:
On Monday certificate of incoIpora-
ticn of the Preston County Building
and Loan Association was issued by the
Secretary of State. The organization is
for the purpose of raising money to be
loaned among the members for the pur'
pose of securing them homesteads, &c
Principal Office in Newburg, Preston
county. Capital stock 100000, in shares
of $50 each. S. L. Allen, Alfred Boogher,
I'M. Allen, W. 7. Vankirk, John A. Low
ensteine, w. r. Sibbert and John w.
Deck are the CorporatOrs.
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"OUR OWN WATCH."-Oxteby & Duff
field, Jewellers, 1913 Main street, are max
ing a speciality of what may be termed
"Our Own Watch" These "timers" are
imported by this house, direct from
Switzerland, and bear the firm name
Those who desire a cheap and reliable
silver.cased watch should call and set
these unequaled "timers." In store, q
full line of gold and silver watches
American and Swiss, for ladies or gents
solid gold chains, solid table, desert and
tea spoons; jewelry of all designs; spec
tacles, clocks, &c.
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TROTTING RACE.-Lovers of the turf
will be pleased to hear that match has
beeL made between Frank Reynolds
brown trotting mare Island Queer, and
f. Christman's gray pacing mare Jennie
Gray, for 500, mile heats, three best in
five. The race will come off over the
Fair Grounds course, on Saturday, June
10Th. There will be trot on the same
afternoon between four fast ones owned
in this city. These two races will afford
a fine afternoons sport, and we trust to
see the stand full of people.
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CITV COUNCIL PRoOE.ErssGs
TUESDAY EVENING, June 8.
SECOND BRANCH.
The Sc, ,ond Branch OF the City Coun

SECOND BRANCH.
The Sc, ,ond Branch of the City COun
Gil met D ursuant to adjournment.
Present-I. ssrs. ClI,or, Hughes, Har
rison Keim, Long, McCOurtney, Max
well, Pratt +, Salisbury, Stanley, Porte
Smith. Simpson, Sheppard, Sweeney
Weisparber and Mr.. President.
The President called the Council t.
order.
The reading of the minutes OF las
meeting was dispensed with.
The committee on Accounts reported
several bills against the city
amounting to s54l.89, and presented a
resolution to pay that amount.
Mr.. Hughes moved to strike out an
item in the bills in regard to paying the
Gas Company for breakage to the public
gas lamps during the late hail storm,
arguing that the Gas Company had as
much right to repair the lamps as a
landlord has to repair the windows OF
his house. On his motion the ayes
and nays were called. The motion was
lost-ayes, 2; nays, l3.
The resolution reported by the COM
mittee was then adopted.
The committee on Water Works re-
ported that there had been expended
S573.58 for labor at the Water Works
during the month of May, and offered a
resolution directing the payment of the
same. They also presented various bills
amounting to SlO1 81, which they find
correct. They offered resolution di-
recting payment. In regard to a re-
quest of William Manyung for reduc-
ton of water rent, the committee offer
a resolution rejecting the petition.
On motion of Mr.. Stanley, the word
rejected was stricken from the resolu-
ton and the word granted inserted.
The Street Commissioner reported
that he had been busy cleaning the
streets and alleys and making repairs in
different parts OF the city. He says the
Peninsula road at Hargrave's will re-
quire wall thirty feet long, twelve
feet high and six feet thick, as support
wall, and asks committee from the
First and Second Branches Of Council,
to confer with a committee of the Board
of Supervisors as to the best means of
repairing this road. He asks an appro-
priation for the purchase of 200 feet of
crossing stone for general repairs. Also
an appropriation of 1851. SGT for labor on
the streets. This amount has been ex-
nendad no follows.
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Go To WORK AGAIN.-The strike OF
the nail.feeders at the Top Mill Is ended
The proprietors yesterday afternoon
agreed to the request of the employee,
and the men go to work again this
morning, AS near as we can get at it the
cause of the trouble is this: The feed
ers having agreed with the proprietor:
that boys. should be allowed to work
when men could not be obtained, re
sisted the attempt to employ boys Will,
plenty of men are in the city out o
work. The attempt to work boys wher
the Nail-feeders' Association can furnish
men caused the strike.
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EYE INJURED.-A little girl named
Ella Beers was badly injured last even
ing, about six o'clock, by being hit in
the eye with ball with which lot OF
boys were playing on John street, East
Wheeling. This practice of playing
base ball on the streets is one that the
authorities must put stop to before the
most serious accidents result.
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pipe, from the Second Branch, was va
ferred to the committee on Water
Works for report.
The petition of the Guards Hook and
Ladder Company, for l hose carriage,
was received from the Second Branch
and referred to committee on Fire De
partment for report.
The resolution in relation to the pay
ment of the Overseer of the Chain,
gang, from the Second Branch, was con-
CURED in.
The petition of Mr.. Kennedy, from
the Second Branch, was received,
amended and adopted.
The resolution from the Second
Branch in relation to the painting of
the Zane street bridge, was cOncurred
in.
Report of the committee on Fire De-
partment was received from the Second
Branch and concurred in.
Bill of John Armstrong from the Sec
ond Branch was cencurred in.
On the resolution from the Second
Branch in relation to repairing the
stone bridge on Main street, on motion
of Mr.. Pannell, the ayes and nays were
called for. 1t involved an appropria-
ton, and for want of a two-thirds vote
this Branch failed to concur in the res
olution.
The resolution from the Second
Branch, in regard to placing o lamp
post at the corner of Chapline AID
Market streets, was referred to commit
tee on Lights.
The report of the special committee
in relation to the claims of VIM. Goethe,
to keep an ordinary, was received and
license granted.
A resolution from the Second Branch,
asking the establishment Of paid Fire
Department, was, on motion, laid on
the table.
Mr.. Blair offered the following reso-
luton:
Re8olred, That the City Sergeant be
directed to promptly enforce section 5
of chapter 16, in relation to dogs run
ming at large without lawful collars
Pending the above resolution, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Pannell, Council adjourned.
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SERIOUS ACClDENT,-Two horses at
tached to butchers wagon, belonging
to a Mr.. Bashar, ran away yesterday
Mr.. Bashar's little boy, about eight
years old, was thrown out and had his
head and arm cut. Another lad named
Willie Harbrandt had his leg broken
Drs. Mccoy and Bingel were called
who dressed the wounds. The wagon
was broken to kindling wood.
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FINED FOR IT.-Jobn Murdoch, a
butcher, was before Judge Good, yester-
day, charged with smoking in the Fifth
Ward Market house. He was fined fifty
cents and costs. When will people
learn that four or FIVE dollars is the
usual charge for smoking in the Market
housesf It's too costly for us. We
don't banker after many smokes at that
nripp
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CORNs AID BUNIoNs.-Corns and bun
ions removed without the use of acids
or caustics; the operation giving no PAIN
or Inconvenience. Charges moderate
Call at the drug store of F. L. Brann
No. % Denny street, South Wheeling.
may2G2w.
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BVery heavy black Gro Grain Silks
at $3.50, $500 and $500 at Rhodes.

BOARDS or Recommendations
Stevenson yesterday made the following
appointments of persons to be members
of the Boards of Registration for tn,
different counties of this State:
Barbour-F. G. w. Ford, John Eng
land, James +. Harvey.
Berkeley-F. Patterson, Geo. Sharer
L. Miller.
Boone-A. A. Hagar, S. Chambers
Jno. A. Baker.
Braxton-Henry Bender, N. NJ. Hyre
C. Berry.
Brooio-Jas. W. Cox, Eli Green, NJ. NJ
Williamson,
Cabell-Jas. Bumgardner, ]. Lesage
NJ. Hatfield.
Calhoun-Jacob Polling. ]. P. Hunt
+. knight.
Clay-H. Lewis, L. Wheeler, ]. T
Morton.
Doddridge-Amos Bell, E. W. Davis
Jacob Smith.
Fayette-G. w. Mcvey, w. t. Lowry,
J. G. Kinkead.
Gilmer-James Gather, A. Hekert,
Isaac Beall.
Grant-H. Lyons, A. Baker, Benjamin
Roby, sen.
Greenbrier-Not made up.
Hampshire-Wm.B Barrett, John Sar-
geant, A. Mckee.
Hancock-D. Donehoo, A. McC. Elan.
egau, S. w. Wilson.
Hardy-L. Brake, J. c. Glenn, n. G,
Sherman.
Harrison-D. Southworth, J. Money
penny, S. G.. Ogden.
Jackson-D. l. Keeney, d. Fleming
L. Deems.
.Jefferson-Not made up.
Kanawha-L.,A A. Martin, K. Brooks
A. Fry AultZ.
Lewis-Jas. N. Corley, ]. F. Conrod
s. W. Hall.
Lincoln-W. A. Holstein, r. SpurlOck
G. Settles, sen.
Logan-Jas. II. Hinchmau, g. Clay
pool, Jasper Perry.
Marion-Wm. b. Fleming, Thos. g
Steel, s. Higginbothem.
Marshall-ThOs. Finn, j. Bowers
David Roberts.
Mason-Jno. 2. Butler, VIM. French
BENZ. Limaster.
Mercer-A. White, L. NJ. Thomas,
Gee. w. Crook.
Mineral-Jos. Ritzell, VIM. r. Paris
A. L. Liller.
Monongalia-A. Jenkins, NJ. Hayes, +
w. Thompson.
Monroe-Jas. S. Ballard, B. Ballard
II. NJ. Hogshead.
Morgan-Wm. II. Butt, j. Cam, Jos
Boone.
McDowell-Jas. II. Shannon, Jas
Mitchell, Smith Trent.
Nicholas-Jas. B. Craig, S. II. Spen'
Ger, A. Williams, sen.
Ohio-Wm. Clohan, J. D. Maxwell, j.
II. Tappen. ~
Pendieton-s. H. Mallow, VIM. W.
Ketterman, Ruben Vance.
Pleasants-J. II. Smith, K haWey' L.
y. Cook. A.,
Pocahontas-Jas. II. Duncan, {. MOT
rison, A. Wauless. ,-,,..
Preston-Tm. C. McGrew, r Lliit'
J. VI. Goodwin. w..
Putnam. C. Gray, W. A. Walton
a. R Raj Scott, s. N. Hansley, W.
H. Shumate. $780, d.
u Ritehie-Wm. H. Douglas, J. McKin-
new. n. Rexroad.
Roane-A. Kelly, $. Lee, Henry
Taylor-Jno. J. Allen, JBO. st. Clair,
Edgar S. Wilson.
TGcker-A. H. Lindsey, 7. F. Hebb,
VIM. CoTrick.
Tyler-R. A Martin, Jas. ". Smith, 8.
Tpshur-Heury F. Westfall, n. G.
Nunday, VIM. II. Trusk.
Wayne-H. BlOss, L. Aainard, James
Barbour.
wsJster-A. R. Miller, A. G. COgsr,
N. Miller.
Wetzel-J. r. Brown, Z. L. Williams,
D. B. jenkins.
wirt-Isaao Roberts, u. Baker, Henry
II. Cain.
wOod-wm. NJ. Evans, B. Cook, L. A.
Bsckwith.
WyomiDg-H. Lambert, +. Lusk, r,
". Cook.
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ARM DISCRIMINATORY Iron, a
workman in the Belmont Mil, dislocated
his shoulder last evening, while strlk-
ing at another man. 1t was thought at
first his arm was broken, but fortunate
ly this proved not to be so.
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Leg BRoKEN.-A boy named Moffat, q
son, we believe, of Samuel Motfat, toll
keeper, broke one of his legs yesterday
afternoon while playing. He fell off =
fence near the Seventh Ward school
house, fracturing the limb.
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Bound OvER.-WilIiam Howard,

Bound OvER.-William Howard, &
negro, for committing an assault and
battery on John Bullock, was on yester'
day held by Squire Johnston in the
sum of 500 to answer the charge be-
fore the Circuit Court. This is the case
mentioned in these columns on Mon
day. Howard, without cause or provo.
cation, threw brick at the boy, Bull
lock, cutting his head severely. lie
gave the required bail.
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EY'If you want to see the best ma
chine in the world, &c and see the Amer
lean Button Hole, Overseaming and
Sewing Machine, at 100 Market street.
See advertisement.
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EFF. NJ. Porter's "Cheap Counter"
Look at Prices. Shoes reduced to a
fraction; must be sold regardless OF
cost. Children's Shoes, only 10 cents
Misses Shoes, % cents. Boys Shoes
so cents, Ladies' Shoes IS cents, at
No. 1876 Main street. Call early and
you can make the best selections.
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rgAmopg the names of the gradu-
ating class of the Naval Academy at An
napolis, we find that of Clinton X. Cur
It's, of West Virginia. The class has
leave of absence until July lst.
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ELet there be a full attendance at
Washington Hall tonight The Festi.
val is given by the Sisters in charge Of
the Orphans. Aid q worthy cause by
your presence aud patronage.
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FOR SALE.
SPLENDID Bargains I'm Sp'e"
did Farms

THREE ADJOINING. FA ,G3 sSI GG IIS acres
i msi Tsp, hans I, H., Licking county, Ohio,
situate IN ot' ;i Z Trnm Newark and four miles
shout Ton ms .rs offered TO- sale. An elegant
from G.,.u,l.' ths farms and to Granville.
road runs meal ~ celebrated as the Seat Of two
TINS tT hSst I'M t0ns Of learning in the ooQn.
T try"ope for young ladies anu ihG 0She[ I on
yornS J I;ain;ns, these farms The farms are
laIGS siI improved; living water in every held
eS soI richards. viii be sold in bsdy or sePa-
g goo u Taken in body, no better stock farm
asD 6e found in Ohio. Terms unusually easy
Apply to " " No 4 roo Market street.
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100 MARKET ST., WHEELING, W. Va.
VNHE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
i Making and Sewing Machine Combined
that has made its AdVons in this or any other
country.
This machine Is warrantcd 10 execute TO the
greatest degree Of perfection oil kinda and vAri.
cites Of sewing hemming Telling, cording, tuck
ing. braiding, binding, Gathering and sowing
on, quilting, &C., that Is or can be done by any
machine now in use.
10 has no rival in its celebrated ovsrseaming
stitch, by which edges Of different fAorics are
sswed together a. by hand sewing. Also in la
Button Hole and Eyelet Hole making, and em.
bordering on the edge, which II done with
equal beauty and perfection on all kinds oil
| fabrics, net excepting Leather. Il n one ma
chine doing the work Of many.
1t Is simple, nsiseloSs. and easy 10 manage
combining In one the merits Of all othorA 10 IA
the only Sewing Machine now known that can
make perfectly finished and beautiful Button
Hole, besides doing many varieties Of work mot
done by other Sewing Machines.
In short its good qualities are 40 apparent
that Il has taken the FIRST PREMIUM nj
every Fair whore 10 has bean exhibited.
EY-We warrant every Machine TO give entire
satisfaction.
We soil a beautiful little BRAID MAKING
MACHINE. Every Lady can make her own
Braid myl
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~ For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin
and for Identifying the Complexion
use "Cream of Yiolets." For sale by Ed
murd Booking and Booking & Carroll
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TRemember the Orphans! AStrsW
berry Festival at Washington Hall to
night for their benefit.
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wBlond & Bachman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles OF
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
CATERS.
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TDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 10Y, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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EYThe air was cool and pleasant yes
terday, and promenaders were not par
ticular about hunting the shady side OF
the street.
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IgThe June bugs have come. About
a peck of them lost their lives at our
gaslight last night, and three pecks
came to the funerals.
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HFor anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, go to Blond
e. Bachman's.
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EGO to the Festival at Washington
Hall tonight, The object is a noble
one, and demands your announcement.
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VTo spend q pleasant evening, 80
to the Strawberry Festival st " asniHs
ton Hall tonight.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

w"Rock-it" apparatus--a crauIe
loud but good.
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IVIs whist best played by gas light
candle light or HOyle light
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wAll the delicacies of the season
may be found at the Orphans FeStiva
at Washington Hall tonight.
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EOR SALE CHEAP.

NNE OFFICE DESK, Il FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
one Counter, II feet long
windows Doors, Nantes, &c.
LOGAN, LIST & Co,
r,arl2tf Bridge Corner.
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rYA dog bit the local of the I"'e'tt'
Qencer, Monday night. The dog has
since died. So much for being rash
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Black Ground Embroidered Gren-
adines, very handsome, at J. s. Rhodes
& Co.'S.
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WBlsck Lace Points from $ TO SOY
at J. S. Rhodes & Co.'S.
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wGo to the City Shoe store.

ENCLOSING ont Stockings at l2i cents
at Rhodes.
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Strawberries tonight at Washing
ton Hall. The Orphans Festival. A
generous public will respond.
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FBlack CIuney Laees at redneeo
prices, at J. 8. Rhodes & Co.'S.
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WHEELING. w. VA.

MACHINERY CASTINGS, ROLLING
wi Min Castings Saw and Grist Mill Cast
,nrs Shaftiug. PUllcys and all kinds OF Castings
made TO order Of the best materials melted in
Air furnaces.
Repairing and job work done upon the short
est notice.
The undersigned having secured the services
OF HIRAM JONES ono of the best mechanics
in the West feels prepared to sustaiH the great
reputation of his establishment, having built
some OF the best machinery ior steamboats, on
the southern and Western waters, and with the
modern improvements and additions to his al.
ready large stock of tools and patterns expects
tend 10 he exceeded 10y any other establishment
The old customers and the public generally
are hereby notified that l am now prepared to
take contracts or orders for all the various work
in my line Of business.
apr20 IL. w. PHILLIPS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09

rFDouble Warp Alpacas for Coats
at Rhodes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TJOIyR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES Of
Wheeling Island. Enquire of
JNO. p. GIDCHRlST,
mar25 50 Main street-up stairs.