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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
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.s-sl Cholera Mixture, of our own make. A CARL
~ tai remedy for diarrhea, cholera, and loosensss
SR OF the bowels.
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, capital preparation
Vi the finest white Jamaica Ginger, manufactured
with the greatest care, and suitable TO the most deli
cate constitutions. neatly put up, at reasonable
price.
Fluid Kennel, In making this is taken to pro-
cure the best rennet and then best sherry
wine aud no otherj try II.
Uum Usmphor, the best protection against moths
or Iurs wooden goods.
Cologne and Bay Rum by the quart or gallon. or
upr,lcs OF desirable styles Cal and examine.
Cox's uvllatine Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts Tor the Handkerchief,in bottesor In bulk
20. III quality, for sale ir any quantity to suit.
keIrated Elixir OF Qentian. We claim for thisttat
Il has theisauie strength Comp Sine Gentian With
the addition OF full dose of iron with each iope 1t
has many advantages Ferrated Elixir, contain
ing Calisaya Bark As II IL uniform In strength aud
appe arance, aud pleasant and efficient tonic,
| conmend IL to any one wishing Iron tonic.
| Trusses.-We have always had private apart
ment fol lifting TIusses. Every person wanting Q
truss have it adjusted to them and warranted TO
| IT..
Mrs. Aliens, Halls, Rings, Woods, SterlinR's An
brosia, and many other Hair Preparations ct reduced
| prices.
LAtour Salad Oil, wholesale and rstA o.
| II. r, BRIN0HUHeT D.,
| al Markak etreat,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

Wilmington. Deldt9are.
V0N WILL be found the largest and best sssox,-
Nv W. lnent Of tiio above goods III the stats&
Band China Dinner. Sets, Band China Tea
- Sets, White China Tea Sets, White China Din
ner Stts, Edwards White Iron Stone Dinner Sets,
Edwards White Iron Stone Toilet Sets, Edwards
Ware Iron Stone Tea Sets, Fancy Toilet Sets great
variety, Common Goods OF every description Fancy
Articles In endless variety; Hard Kubber Handle
Tea Sets, of best quality Cut Glassware OF every
description; Pressed Glassware OF every description
Coal Oh Lamps, Portland Kerosene OH Lamp Chin
neys &c. The attention of those In want the above
goods Isl invited 10 my stock of goods in this line Tho
duality of the goods Is the best 1.-THE kind that be
found and the prices low good goods can be sold
ian l-tf THOS. Y. DEN0RMANDiE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

IMPORTANT 40 COAL OLE BUnN
ERB.
W u. Chadwick has received the agency far s'er-
kIns and HOUSES non-exploelvo Kerosene lamps We
ciai for this lamp rs follows Absolute safety en-
der all ncea both from breaking ana sxpl0
sion. IL gives twice as much lis ht from the same
sized wick; II uses 50 Ter cent less oil ter equal
amount light, 1t q, odo, turned ever 50 low
the stsadlpers OF the dame wonderful 1t Is orus
menta al and durable; lasts hfe time; Is seueceas
Iul rival uf gss at tIihng expense; II butue any
kind OF coal oil-good CT bad There 10 no esd oil
any more shocking deaths, and terrible nIes from
c. al oil lamps expie lug or BREAKING Cali and e.
anime II. In addition will be found wel-assort-
ed stock OF the latest improved Lamps, Burners
and Fixtures of all kinds at very low prices, al hll
Variety Stores No. 2VT and 2O9 West Fourth street
ad Joining the delaware Museum. Wilmington. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

7 SO Bonds Of the Wilmington 4 satsrn
Railroad Co.,
interest lS per anpu%, Psys at ssSa os,ober
81 holder. Free q United States and state Taxes,
The bonds secured by hrst and only aseI
Wood. and George W. Bush, Trustees, in the sum
Of ave hundred thousand dollars Tho bonds VIII DC
issued 70 such amount as may he ionna te9"i'"e'
not eyceeding In all the above sum ,.,.,,
Y,he subscribed capital of the road stwo hnndfsH
and ATTY thousand dollars which Is now mostly ca
"a. and which will be fully paid In, IS rapidly rs
the terms subscription will admit vihi at Tue rue
MI, stocs subscription Is now being used in pre-
,srlng the road for the IRON and wiii be more tnan
iunt 70 tor sns st OF for the
ROAD and vidngs, and for land Tor alton housesy-
The proceeds q the bonds VIII be Ssn1 IN and other
neesssaries for the full equipment OF the road Inc
6rst 100000 OF the bonds wall be offered at
9oAND ACCRUED INTEREST,
Tho right to advance the price, after 800 UOo shall
ave been sold Is expressly reserved
Inc WlLMIEGroN s. WESTERN RAILROAD
syssnds from sndenbure, IN Chester County,
Pennaylyan,, whore Il connects with tue Penpsyi-
vanis q Delaware Railroad. which crosses the fhl-
sdelphia & baltimore Central Railroad, nt von,
dale, and extends u tue Penhsyiyania itail roAd
near ,seS sSsm 10 aoSer Junction on the
Northern Central Railroad, Is believed % be NOV
su,ed and further extensions 1nfUu a,s
less deyeloper In al tnlsrsgon tue @ NJ
tnn road is watched with much interest, 1t oe ns
regarded as the Inost fessib;e outlet 20 tlus "aer
foT 4 large and undeye region. o.
IA local road, /; Is fully expected Ill Al The ram
saW s4isttng. and which VAL BIO Developed sinos
smmsdiateiy upon the completion OF the road vii
ytsId revenue ample for the payment OF operat
eypepses and the interest upon Its bonds. ne cou
DIV Tor Whion il ust form the outlet IL thlckly po
ufsted, and rich In varied manufacturing ihtores'
Tho citizens OF Wilmington Lave maniissteu Y
In1ir liberal subscriptions to tho capital stock the
astimate OF the Importance OF the ROAD 70 the
business interesfs -.
With the confident belief that tue toad Will be
eaocers. and that the BONDS Will oe no" Ard hEres
ter most desirable
HOME INvEsTAtAf
vo recon, mend them to oar cuato@er' a"d the pu'
iic All market securities tskeh ~ '1'hd"s'
fgf rates. d. .... ,.,-,,
behaves & B"uihAH, rhIlaislPLiA'
Il, X, ROBINSON IS Gu VT nsi'k,t'n
JOHN Mgl4EARS SuH,
NJ. NJ. CHILD 4 CO.
a. n. GRlMSHAW.
geo. y. GRUB,
WM. NcCAULLEN y ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
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% WIN Ed IN
AL PERSONS VINO OWN A HORSE TO KNOW
KHAT Z. nriMghur.t q Co, have beena pp9in'eo
Aeepts for WILMINGTON for the sale OF
BOYER'S HOOP LINIMENT
AZ for tho prevention and cure OF Con
- IN koTgun, CoRNs, QuAnrEh CRACKS,
CoSTnAcTfoN THE BACK S1NKw, GEN
naALY OALLED KNEErSPRuNo SPRAlNsi uALtr'
ScRAfoHEs, RRRunArIsM &C.
have tested Doyer's Hoof Imminent ON the ieelo.
war one hundred horses The difference TO the con-
dition q the feet Is great in its favor That ~
not b without II for ten times its cost IL
properly applied every horses hoof and ~ 2
IN hs ssr when the horses feet are aw ~ nm IN and
sAct with the heated earth, which dries a ~ cHn
they become hard and feverlsh, which pioauees IN
traStion, corns quarter cracks, contraction Of .ne
hack snew commonly called kne Slrsng, anu N.Y.. .s
Com the pains IN tbs hooft produces sweeney " @
aSonider we reccommend II as tho best yreparaton
sver used IL should be used on every horses hooi
~ sn.monlv a. oil 10 used harness or mems boots
IVY Elk. ConkIin,
Propristor and Superintendent " ne cont,nentd!
- Stables, Saason Street, Philgdelphfd Ia.
MR M, q. BoYRR Dear Sr; THIS Il 10 ceftily
that have used your Liniment In my stables ioi
three months past, on mtre than one huafea noses,
ard end IL the best preparation have ever usea %
hcrp1 Il i far better than you recommend t. SEND
~ ave eess 80 e Z enc m ~ rS Sspfe's'
No. isa Wet 3lyt Street, New York City.
noad Wholssale and retail at propristors prices by
q. BRINGHURST q CO., spothecsrss'
Corner eth and Market streets,
Nlltnln1ton- Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

OPEN TO receive deposits daily SUNDAYS sASsrtsdl
during the usual business hours, and on TUESDAY ana
Saturday evening Is fyom to O'clock. -
All the prots Of the Bank, after the necessary ex-
penses are devoted 10 the benefit Of tho depostos.
ind dividends made semi annuplly in fril and 0e-
Tho dividends have uniformly been.at lhsr Of SIX
per cent. per annum. -.
Dividends not drawn regarded az deposits, On
atonce become entitled " participate in Intaed Si
ends. ,st'
NoManager Is allowed to borrow any of the money
entrusted 10 the Bank.
| wM. =. HiIIIs, GEORGE w. BUsH,
EDwAnp BETS, Mr.. BENSON,
| CLEMENT II. SMyTH,
l.CuAELEs ". HowlAsp, HENRY +. DuER,
wM, II. BILLANY, JOB II. JACEsoS,
GEORGE y. CAPELLE, EDWARD DARLINGTON
| N l.. IICuTEEsIKiS,
| WILLIAM y. HII.LES, President.
GEORGE ". BUSH, Vice President
| JouN p. McLEAR. Treasurer -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
sbestOs Roofing.

Yitkcr equally adopted to Nat or steep Roofing Fire
nd water proof and hut little heavier hsn tin and
aas,inp hut little than half as much Metal and
hinaie roofs coated and made watar-ttaht All kinds
* roofing repaired Work solicited ami promptly at
mca In Good n Hannas HARDWARE store, Az Mai.
" VI inne l7-sm ROBERT ATKINSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

lslge and well selected assortment of spanish and
Hemlook Sole Leather French and Patent Calfskn
superior brands and all the various kinds OF leather
made Of in the manufacture Of Boots Shoes, Sad
dies and Harness. Persons wishing to purchase
Leather will find It to their advantage TO calf and
anime for themselves before purchasing elsewhere:
l. Il. CHAMBERLIN.
P.S. Patent Machine-stretched Bands, cemensed
with waterproof cement, AID copper-rivited, con-
stantly on hand and made to order, warranted to give
satisfaction-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

aSDEAFNESs, BLINDNESS, AND CATARHh
treated It'll the UTMOST success by J. ISAAC, NJ D.,
and Pre- fessor Of Diseases of the EYE and EAR (his
speciality in the Medical College of Pennsylvania 10
years experience, formerly Of leyden, Holland1 No.
sos ARCH street, Philadelphia. Testimonials can DO
at his office. The medical faculty invited 70
mpany their Patients he has no secrets In hls
prac tice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain No
charge for examination. apr N-1J
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
NEW &MSc22HHxA MsTieas.

IN4 ~ v -
NEW GROCERY STORE
I, W CORNER OF FOURTH ANU " ANN
~ STREETS, |
WILMINGTON, BILL. -. !
aha updersianod respectfully Ai-G6HO
noancesto bis old friends and the pub |
In 10 Generally, that he hastaken the
Nj estsbiished. store stand formerly occupisa ~
.IrLr Akin at the N. W. corner OF Fourth anc MAI
lei Streets and has OPENED with stock Of nne ~"
and fresh Groceries, -. -
SUGARS AND MuLAsSES.
Isvssinss Orusbsd, aTanplAtsd s.a ful'esiIsd sn
gars. 49,. go,
Syrups and all kinds OF Molasses
oOFFEEs, TEAS. FLOUR, &C., &C.
Old Government Java Coffee, Lagpira, Marieaibo
Rlo ground. Tho Anest Green and Black Teas, white
aud, Red wheat Family Flour, New Buckwheat, all
Of all kiPds French Mustard, English Mustard, Pure
English and American Pickles. JsllIes, Cheese Fresh
Roll and Goshen Butter, Bakers Cocoa, Bakers Choe
olate, Vermat, Nscaroni, Washing Soap lp Rrea
variety, Toilet Soaps, Silver Clos starch, haisins
Cunants, Citrons, Mince Meat, Dried Peaches an.
Apples, Cranberries, Brooms, Painted Bucken, Wasl
| Boards, Dust and Sweeping Brushes, Hand Scrubs
| sperm candles, Adamautine Candles, Tsllow Can
dea Corn Stai Oh, FarnL, Imported Hav anna Segari
anc ali other Articles usually KEEP tin well assorte
| Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock. vei
Wilmington. SEPT. 1879 sr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

FATAL AooIDENT.-Sunday morning
about 5 o'clock, fireman on freight
engine No. 1873, on the Baltimore d
Ohio railroad, named John Sine, was
instantly killed near Littleton, under
the following circumstances Tine
train on which Sine was stoker had
stopped on the main track, for what
purpose our informant did not know,
and in the absence of any signals o.
warning, it was run into by another
freight train, drawn by engine No. l42,
The caboose car of the first train was
thrown on, top of No. 1873 engine and
Sine was instantly killed, his body be-
ing all mashed up. His remains were
taken to Warrington where the nnior-
tunate man resided and where he leaves
wife and two children. Engine No.
I42 was badly injured, as were several
cars loaded with freight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

The CoNCERT To-NlGHT.-The pros
pect is that the concert to be given by
Wheeling Musical Institute, at Wash
lpgton Hall, tonight, will be attended
by about all our citizens who love good
music. This is as it should be. We
have musical talent in this community
as good as niue-tenths of that to be
founef in the various concert troupes in
the country, and it should and will re-
ceive the patronage of our citizens. The
programme arranged for tonight in-
clude many gems and cannot hut
please all who may be present Re
served seats can be procured this NOR
ming at Harding's Music Store, Market
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

The GOLD FLAG-This really fine
drama is now being rehearsed under
the direction of Z. A. Lewis the pro
prietor, who, if we may judge from biz
performances at the camp fire given by
Post Thoburn, G. A. R., last Saturda.
evening, will be fully able to give tuI
satisfaction to all who may patronizt
the play. The cast is now entirely full
and composed of persons selected fol
their known talents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

POLICE COURT " esterdsvs session
of the Police Court introduced 10 our
notice two individuals Of historic fame
One Of them has q cognomen which
has filled Fame's horn every time she
mas blown it for any nation on the face
OF the earth. Let us introduce him :
Amid the perpetual snow OF the lar
north on the burning sands Of the trop-
les; away down among the never dying
foliage of the gorgeous southern zones
the name of the individual who now
appears, has been heard. He appears
in the earliest history of this country,
and his name shall be written below
the word Fins" when our history
shall be closed There is not land
that doesn't have him, in one shape or
another, and we believe his is
the proper name OF the
Original Wandering jew. To keep you
in no longer suspense, reader, let us
introduce John Smith. John was cap
tured near the Vigilapt Engine House,
North Wheeling, on Saturday, as drunk
So he could conveniently get in one day
without having an addition built on linn
John is a stranger in the city, and beg
ged like a whitehead to be permitted to
leave The place forever. He was fined
s. and costs, and in default will labor
for ten days on the chain gang. In or
der that we may not be called upon to
say that it is not this, that or the other
John Smith whose names are in our
city directories, We repeat the state
ment made above: This John Smith is
not a resident of Wheeling.
The next name is one almost as IA
nous. 1t stands on the annals of Ame-
rcan history, and on the records of our
Police Court, as John Jones. Jones
was found in diluted state at the corner
OF Fifth and Monroe streets, on Sunday
morning. He WAS fesrfully and wonder
fully drunk; q and costs 10 what he
paid Tor the privilege OF appearing on
the streets Of Wheeling while drunk
Jones is also stranger in these parts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

RIVER NEws.-The river is full OF
ice and it seems likely that navigation
will again cease. What with low water
and ice river-men have had most try
ing and Improbable season.
The river is falling slowly with about
ten feet in the channel here and seven
feet nine inches at Pittsburgh.
The Andes is announced to leave fer
Cincinnati at 3 o'clock this afternoon
We suppose Capt. Muhleman will not
be stopped by the ice without it makes
pretty fast to-day. We advise all those
who wish TO make comfortable trip to
Cincinnati to take passage on this fine
Steamer
The Courier, Capt. Jack Harrison,
leaves for Parkersburg al half past ten
o'clock this morning.
The Carrie Brooks, Capt. Darling, is
to-day's Pittsburgh packet. Her hour
for leaving is eight O'Clock this morning.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says:
A telegram from Louisville, received
on Saturday, conveyed the melancholy
intelligence that Captain John w,
Auawalt, the well known steamboat
commander of the Ohio river, was
knocked off the guards Of the steamer
Mary Davage, sixty-fve miles below
Louisville, in the late storm, and was
drowned before assistance could be
rendered. Captain Anawalt was one OF
the most popular OF our steamboat
men, and the sad intelligence has cast
a gloom over large portion OF our
community. The Captain rasided at
No. 1873 Wylie avenue, where he leaves
a wife and large family to moarn his
untimely end.
The 4. r. Hudson left Cincinnati
last night for this port, and the Emma
Graham and Juniatti for Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

MARX TWAIN is in favor OF annexlng
the Sandwich Islands He says: We
must annex those people. We can at
fiict them with our wise and benefcent
government. We can introduce the
novelty of thieves, all the way up from
street car pick pockets to uDicipal rob,
bers aud government defaulters, and
show them how amusing il is 10 arrest
them and try them, and then turn them
loose-some for cash and some TOR po-
litica influence. We can make them
ashamed OF their simple and primitive
Justice. We can do away with their
occasional hanging tor murder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

FATE. There was quite respec-
table audience assembled at Catholic
Institute Hall last night, to witness the
representation OF the very pleasant
drama of Fate" as presented by the
Wheeling Dramatic Corps. 1t and the
interlude, and the farce of Rascal
Pat" made fine bill for the evening s
entertainment. Fate" is to be re-
peated tonight. We would be pleased
to make ali extended notice Of the per-
torrance but the late hour at which we
write this, torbids Let all who wish
to see the drama of Fate" attend to-
night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

WILL IT PAY TO buy the Eureka Or
GAM Most assuredly, for they are
better made than most of other organs,
have prettier cases, have book closets
which no others have, a sweeter tone,
are the easiest in the world to blow,
are cheaper. and sold on. the most &C
commodating terms at SHEDS music
store. Monroe street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

You've MEN's SOCIAL UNIoN.-A
most select ball is to be given by the
Young Mems Social Union, at Mcclure
Hall, on Thursday evening next. AS
we say above, this ball is be very select
but twenty five tickets have been issued
outside OF those held by the members,
1t promises to he one OF the most bril-
liant affairs OF the season. Those who
have been invited may consider them
selves fortunate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

A STINGER.-Sunday night was one
of the coolest nights Of the season
Though the thermometer did not drop
80 low as on one other night, the wind
was colder and stronger, and seemed to
blow the frost into each crack and
Granny until hydrants were frozen that
were not frozen before this winter, and
water was turned to ice in bedrooms
and dressing rooms where roaring fires
were kept burning all night. One
friend reports that at 3 o'clock yester-
day morning the thermometer marked
50 below zero; another just out Of the
thickly populated portion OF the city,
says that it was 50 below at two o'clock.
Ate o'clock yesterday morning our
thermometer was 10 below. At 10
o'clock it marked l00 above, and even
at that the cold wind made it singing
cold. A longer and colder winter has
not been known in this section for
years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

THE CREEK MILLERs WAIL.-lt Is
not often IL at we publish original poe
try. As usual thing IL Is very thin
and don't pan out well, but the wall
below is so paintive, go deeply appeals
to all the finer feelngs of our nature,
that we must find place for it. 1t is
rarely that poetry contains so much
truth as can be found in the third verse
But we are keeping the reader from his
poetic feast:
WHEELING, Va, Feb. "a, 1878.
Editors OF The Re lister.
DEAR SIR As | am a broken down
Creek Miller without Money or friends
Won will oblige me very much by pub
Listing those few lines in your columns
| be ever thankful to you.
oh Creek Mil wilt thou ever start
and ease our achin herts, hearts so
true and pure to to thee should suffer
no such part
we have always stood beside you in
days that past and gone
and now you have deserted US
all in the winter storm.
our greenbacks are all gone
,ba st,ras ratnsa IN trugt Our little
Children Crvs for bread and says
why don't Pa 60 to work
now help us out of this sad
plight. and give US one more
Start and we will swear by him
above ever from thee well depart.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

HAD TO ADJoURN.-The Fourth Ward
school building was so cold yesterday
and it seemed so nearly impossible to
make it warm, that the Principal was
obliged to dismiss school and let the
children so home. We would ask, why
is ttis2 Costly turnances have been
placed in that costly building, and every
time the thermometer marks zero OF
within few degrees OF it, this schoo
has to be dismissed The committee on
Buildings and Real Estate OF the Boar5
of Education, should put stoves in AMI
take out these summer furnaces.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

WHEN the poet Bryant was thirty,
eight his health was feeble. He was a
sufferer from dyspepsia, and gave pre-
montlons of an early demise Who
then supposed he would outlive his
friend Cooper, a splendid specimen OF
robust health, and that at near eighty
he would be enjoying a hale and hearty
old age, while so many Of his compeers
Irving, Paulding, Halleck, Willis;
Morris, Cooper, Verplanck-would be
sleeping in their graves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

SAVE money and go to Ferrels store.
/ still have about Twelve Thousand
Dollars worth Of Dry goods of all kinds
left that l purchased as a jobber OF Mr..
Heymsn. that l will close out at 80 per
cent less than they cost, to make room
for new ones am receiving daily. Call
soon. il you want the best bargains in
the, city at j. w. FRRREL
Center Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

SUDDEN DEArHa.-Two ofour citizens
died very SUDDENLY yesterday morning.
One of them Peter Ehrhsrdt, the well.
known East Wheeling butcher, was
taken With dipthefia on Saturday night
and died about o'clock yesterday NOR
ming. The other Joseph Hosepfeld, oil
Centre Wheeling, was about Saturday
AFTERNOON in apparent perfect health.
We did not learn the cause of bis death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

ONCE more we call your attention to
the Cameo Medallion Photographs.
The convex surface of these pictures
adds beauty obtained in no other way
Specimens can be seen only at Robin
sons (Partridge's) Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

WHEELING STEEL WoRKs.-The
stock of the Wheeling Steel works
Company. having been fully subscribed
the books are now closed and a meet
ing of Stockholders will be held at the
office of the German Insurance. Compa'
nv, on Tuesday evening, Feb %, fol
organization and election Of officers.
j. G.. SMITH.
I'd For Company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iudex 10 New

observation-disclosures Huseman,
Copartnership-Booth Il Huseman,
Knights Of Pythias-Funeral of Ir
Ehrhardt,
U S. 5 per cent. Funded Loan-Jno
B. Trull,
Legal Nouces-R. V. Whelan Va
Caroline Ritz ct. al
DR.. Langdon on the cause OF Catar RI
Union X. r. Otfice-Tickets to all
points.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

A RARE CHANCE.-At our SEMI
annual closing out sale, consisting OF
Heavy Winter Overcoatings, VestiLgs,
Suitipgs and Underwear, all of which
we will sell at astonishingly low fig
ures, to make room Tor our spring
stock. }. /. LAKlN o. Co.,
No 81 Monroe street.