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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-10

Mr.. Petty, of the Distric; Of Couni;, :;
Blackford Prot. Avcritt. OF the DanyiIlo r., r.
male College, and W. w. Smith, Of Bethel VI,
tary Academy. Gen. Eaton, by special :ay i'''
ton, then addressed the association. Il .,
plimcntad, very highly, the speech Il. i.
Binford, on the subject under ii>clls<in.,
had never heard A better presented. ill.,
glad to sec the intcrcs; displayed hy l.
Virginia teachers, OF all grades, in their y..
many whom he did not s?c here, H. krrv
be working earnestly in the ca,i,c Hi..a.
had had the first tree school in America, In
about the time that the Puritans E.pIrI ~.
Plymouth, such a school was established :,
jamestown, and if, in after years ;f.,
was any desire to restrict education. il m, 3d.,
following Of the fathers. lie corl,Iy ,lr't
cd the Association for their invitation
Prof Joynes, in tho name Of The A...,.:.
ton, thanked Gen. Eaton for his w,.i> u NJ.
courgement.
The proposition to reduce The initia,,, =
to 81 was then debated By CoI Wins.
favor, and Prof Harris llr. BIacLn,j AK
others against it, and Icci,lrd in III. uo,.tI.-
ayes 25. noes IT, two third vote b, in.r.
ed. The proposition 10 reduce ,ht, due, "a f.
was carried.
lul c'y HIS ehSEtStt'! Ll"iL &!Nr 90.
Smith address, tonight, the mcmorii. .,,.
mttcc be heard which Was agreed to.
Dr. Horncr, of Fauuuicr, then Offered i
following preamble anu resolution. which ",
referred to the Executive COMMITTEES, y.z.
Whereas, tie centennial commit :ny.
vitcd the cooperation Of the ci.iz.!s 81. q.
United States to contribute to the Success d. :,
approaching international Exhibition. - %" H..
IL the city OF Philadelphia, in 1876, -
Resolved, That this Association Al,f,ni.. 3.
committee TO report on the rise and proGc--..
learning in the State Of Virginia pc..:!r.. ,.
subsequent to the period Of l77J
At 2l5 the Association al ournci.
GENERAL SMITH $ ADDRESS
Gen Francis H. Smith, Supcriutpn.I.G: &
Virginia Military Institute, will deliver an IL;
dress before the Educational ASsocia'ing IT,.
night 90 The Schools and Schoulu.a..cy> d,
Virginia il Oldcn Tunes at the 81 pG">'e
ter!al Church.
LAST SESSION.
The last session Of the Association w... h.
held at the Baptist Church ;o.Horrow laa.:p,
at 10 o'clock, and the proceeding wi ...-
with ar excursion Gt ,. Ill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-10
GENERAL. SMITH : ADDRESS.
LAST SESSION.

The last session Of the Association w /,
held at the Baptist Church ;o.lnorrow l"a...,
at 10 o'clock, and the proceeding wjs '-
with ar excursion ct ,. Ill.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

Wofeai1l sept. Sit stbiefem% sFuacnbttde
sebfuns bic asdfridf bon eiucr Sbatiad: s;t,
bieaaisge 9eaenlpartiseu Serbaltni{Ie init red t
erellen 8arbsn idiloert.s Sie befannt, Date bic
fatbpIilden Gltsrn berjenigen ainber, lpcid)c
Biz, betben eIeinentari6uleu :aufy Der soyitaet
G6batissetpo befuden,es fit i1re YFi@t eeboI>
ea;bicIesbsnsSein Serra .ersbif9of bel isincr
nealideiis aiFtattoh Der ct MarsaretDsntied)c
potsuReaa,sl9ies mar idoa ftiiber imme rsr
Galls NuS bat cimit pie&esisr,s,s, iclbf folsDes
apesorSpet Seute aberIino anoers1 3eitsn oa,
unb irabere anorbnunsen mu6cn ben ncuen
@e1cb9cbcra plab sGir bieicn llnacbors
lam bat,scpsrn Sic sdulbeborbe bic tat1oli,
i6en s6uNinSer gc,ianuter 8orfabt nit elmer
Stunpe3aret einise@ iosar init torperlid,cr
8iidtiups beitraft. Daranf entitano !. nun Gin
FOLDER 3uiammenlauf Der eltern, bab bet arreit
nidt i'll 8irtuno treten ionnte. shn beutiscl
Sage baseeen nabln bic Sdnlbeb0roe bic Ofi>.
ieiIi9e life in gniprub, unb bonn fri !,
beu 0sorsen ab beieste cine Reibe uon@oliasiisr.a
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Al7 2eiet sic Nnseige .oes Ns,D Yorf.
&ki6er=@ =@eI9dfts! 7si'5ssi :a5ss
.Itsl9plitifg il1lb g1oral. .aI!
90 isI - s

Son @eJtsipegeii iollie eiai ieber 8i;rser Ell,
&olititeriein5bas betbt, er follte fid mad, araf:
ten un, bic Sffenli9ens fii,nl.sr,
,inb bauptiad1tid aud an allen MaDlen gbeiI
nebn,en 8ie sS abcr hermit ftebt, if albefanr,t
Sine Mcnse giirger banbelt seraoe, alS ob fie
| iid III elmer Monardie 6efdnbe, no alles bon
obe,t 1erab scleitet miro; ,nb mo- Die 8irger
nidts snS tbun baben, ole sicuern 5uu sablc,,.
Die @oIitif 3ibnen Gin. @rausl. 9as @ert
vYoIitifer" 1T ibucn sleidbeocutenb mi; penn
Musprud S,lnmoraliider Menfd".. Sic baItcnl
alle, ,@olititer fir Bctrieer unb Sdufte. 8is
sn eineni seipii1en @rab Dabe,, iie leiocr @e@t.
&c 1T idper, beutsutus ebttiGe Beon,ten 5u
fino en- Sdon Dor Der lgSabl ilebmen Siegatbi>
baten ibre 3afudt gu eorrupteu J@litteln; :l,n
ii@ ein ant su fidern, unb finb iie selpabh 10
finp ibnen fbur@ borber xaemadltse, i@eriPred9un-
gen; sep5bnlid pic .Sanbe sebunben. Sie itelten
oft bic erbdrnli6 6iten aerle als Glerts an, bios
lpeil aestere bci ser aSabI fir iie vgearbeitet"
baben." Babreno ibres slmtsterilli',es tuenoen
iie 'bann atfe 2n6sli@en @litteI at, i'm iid bic
Bieoererpabluns su iidern. Moral unb i4olis
tit uertrasenI ft9 ;f@ledt mittsinanOer, 58sober,
fon,,nt oaS? gSeil bic @foral au@ IN, Yribatlc,
ben ab1anoen sctommeu 1T. GS 1T alio Dor
auet. Dinsen nOtbis, Ser @toral i'm PriSatleben
,pieber auf bie8ene iii befen. Dies gei@ieDt 'am.
@iderfenl bab,ir@, oas aaisre .Sitgeno, nid3t,
acknowledgements ausseb;lbst5 iohbsra aud;
rnoratiid eraosen tpJirb, Sat fi9 per ,noFralii9e
Son in,Yripatleben era sebeTsrt bann. .tpiro ii@
aud Sic @oral Bel iniern geam'teM, pieoer ein>
isllsn,. wlan fannie bei eesteren aud Gin he
MIG 70 CIT en- 'inoeh, nan Elm @sies 'pafirt,
nod dttpel9e,ni tnsetreueBcaints,t iufott tabsefctt
unescorruptei Repraientanter obne, DeitetS5 5,1-t
riidberufen unO 8eioe. auenfaas tpie anolsere, anls,,,
9elinquentsn ,beitraft perben. .tonnen. 4lS.i,
8orlapiis beiitea pir nur oas @dttsl, unse,.:
treue 28ealnte u, corrupte &epralentantsn 1lid)t
uieoersuuablea! Gin ieber Bairser iitperpFi6tst,'
bon Sieism gaitteI @ebtaad gu inadenlat i1atis
ri, ,ns3naQ itSs&5le tfia tgoltsfr)G3
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

-Dab uinifere : g ta.ats M man ner
feinespcss bor Mibsriffen ii6er iinb, 1T ldnsit
betannt uno ipeltbetanut. Nber cine ,sans ion>
oerli@ fatale gborbcit besing bod Gr,Souper,
neur. @ells bon 9ireinia, .inoem auf Der Item
statioaalbant ~ Baf6iaston $e,7oo ospOnirte.
unb ta,s serabe spei Stunben Dor ibre,a '3a'
iam,nenbrad. isSitsa ,if3ssj tt337S @? f'&a2-
tEssH {------ = --- -ST-s.s- III y 5s3i CT.
Bslde aebnli6teit 1T sDif6en einen,, ,Res.
eeni@rira!e uno Der atnloipDabriiden quft:
Beibe iinb @emeinsnt. x.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
.faljung Der Stride.

Z failung Der STRIDE. s2.5
Son Dem gater Der 5ette, 9r. 95i=
4li,issrii 1T er,niele,l bab er$lanse p6r lei@
4 ner Nnffebiiaag 9eoet bus Snfaltabiii=
] tdfs=gpsma In Ga6er tbes 'Glarbens
auf id)iefer gbene 1id befanO. Set SAT-
rei, Itbontfttte er fuum Gpnntasg oi:.
/ Meiie scleien, leit Sabrer iGon bts
Brepier ilid)f sebetet unb troB ipcc;eacr
@erpTi0tang Dem Gbor ni6t mebr BE-
gelpobnt id)on Iaise sllppr botteTer ey=
fldrft! e. f0nne neutrality-suspicious. ni5t
pnllenben,. neil Ser g6lnB protsfsort:f fal'
,uerben miiBte. 81 mar es, ,nelber o:.;s
|ielis peritorbenen 9)eer II. Den Ropf re-
,uirrte nit leiner 9lationalfirde uno is;=
rer 9iotionaltbeolosie. 9ie 5re.lce btr
iunsldubi9en YreTe iiber ieinen altfattoz
|lil4en TortI6ritt Ser Negation lit borum
our6aus i,ibt obne Beredti9uns, bc!17
man 1T bamit auf.oem bciten @ege, cine
Ylattform 5u iebofel1, oie Die l1nsMub;=
gen oller @6ottiruneen in SEN @ta1ro
ieBen totro, ii6 als Die pabren als ai>
d9tell &atDolifen 5,l be9riiBen nur uutsr
cine nj 9irte,t, 1,nter einem episcopus
in partibus infidelium cine 9ecrbc
unb einens G9aftau gu biloen.
@9on iest 1T bie. usebiltete" &0rpcr=
l9aft4laus' 2euten sulammengelest, bic
sum aGsroben Sbetl ri9t einmal .circn
Sauf6einauf5u,peilen4 pern1Ddten> aas
9ellten, bie, piel 1peniser9an1eine g6ttlid)c
Genbuns fibres n1slieemdblten 8iibofs
glauben, aals an5 Die lin fehlbarfeit bca
g ap1tes, yals 9cuten, aberen Nbenfn abls=
beblrfnib an beten befriebigt pi:b bsi
ibren. Sefteiien talno9 Seitselasen, benca
feline 8ei9te.poranSuseben brau6t. ~
3Was bas l1rtbeil bes3@olfes ii6er bic
geiTli6eu l6ibrer 5berz @emeinoe onbe=
lanst, mD9te jener 8auer 70 sictnli6 bos
.&i6tisel setroffetl habens 'tpenn ct 1aet:
v0eral1nterrodait ibue,t lieber ols bic
sanse sbeolosie", ober Die fatbolildlen
Stnbenten,!tbie neilett 1tellen.8ers einem
alten 52icbetatt9eD eDanst fDoben,% Der dip
Iolltet: t3HnH' &HH r5J0t35 = &.& -
Jl3i9itMas fo,n,at bost bon Der S0b'? as.;
I .G,iygsift Der 9err @urat .e.f r-;. ...... =
.73a grgld 81 lpridt Oomn| m|,t ber lllnfeblbarfeit, :
81 iiIt-ll ilCll Ga ga ge99llbarfeit 5o5@ t...~>
AZ llnp bcntett ~ bic eb'. g..
q fA}qasa 1T aber llurg oas nrtbeil ben
bumHment 8quern uno lci6tiinniscn Stu
bsentteen. site nsaf.d rs ,sE,jaa M.D Yreiis.) D..
| Yoiea;i1l.i sept. sitafbiciem &stnacnbttde
ssbfnaS bic aldd)ridf bon ciacrl Gbatiad: s:',
bic tiIiere Qeoenip1rtiaen &erhGltniiIe nit red
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Gm 8ei Mnaabe bes @6ul6au=

- 10tt Z3HyUpt w 0e7HtoU9t-
COMMITTEES in llHerer ,leBtell Nnmmer
baben 1i1 ei,,ise Tehfer eingti6li9en.
Mir seber,, btc Namci, ba9er bier beri6=
ti3t no6mals: Soispb GDnOe, Glias
Mipyel, Wnbras 8urtert Seillri6 Nenk=
ling, Yetsr &appplp, 9lnton 3aPpolo IL.
9}itolaus Glein, Srana @l0dner,npf afa
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Dte d ltfat l,plifebe gsSs.ii,,fsb,l,.qe.


ffpisfenis SSsi,= l,iio 5erreoen, pb' iiberb baup1
1fiiri s3ifgatiiatiDn ein5 giibof notb=
$lueHoig isi gum gntId)IuB sefeniuten,
|einen iol9en i'll Ser Yerf0a bss 9r:
gesit1fcns saiiF sdn5 ,lnse'DDb'ite gseile,
.,uiel Ser Gr,pdbI fetbit erfldrt su erei=
'Freit: Sn Golge berilpron,pte,l 9tnerfen=
n,n1s bes @siUablterI liilo @e,reibten5 als
Epreilbii6eng giidof bsfri6tf fsroBe Steloe
i'm aager offer iii sfdubigen i,hS 'bon tf=
| le,i1 geiteiif ik0mcna aibm sic ,@fa,dipiinlhe
|oerleIbea sur N1eii. geta0ez zoie'es ra16e
Norgege su @,,initen 'Oieier' t1bwa6bei='
nigen Sette ooa'@eiten eiaisf i@egieruhg
,ueIde sesen' bie &irde eine' 9erfoISi,n9
|ein9eleitet fat, ,t6ie Iaa6 bei1 @orten Ses
8ii6ofs Wlartiip felt Diocletidn's 3siten
nod feline ba mar; banr Die I5Dmpatbie='
.beseu9unsen einertPrei1r,c Sic 'offen Ben
'Mtbeismusaoetfiinbe J y fins 'geptB Ifteins
.9lnsei9en,e a'bie bafir nfpre9eii, I'D als.
banols 'esI ii6 bier auat G0rber1lnsi Der
,uabren Snteteifen beg gbriFeltt6ltms:s
MHsbieier 9egitimatioa 2bdt ioobf2 Ser
,@tdat:bea lestert frudtloie @etfu9 se="
nto6t, bas Sperd6Aide8ui 8uitersoe'ttino Dem
fatbpliI9sn 8plfe auf3,lbransen.& 9ieles.
2estere botfd fdiisit idon fein '@eeeiah in
.oereade2 'dbeeseben. Anfanes seiferte
man freili6 b1os gessn bas sunfeblbor=-
teitsoosnia1s jene beioen befantten Naahiz'
feite Dblliuges'sa bom lGfiib'jabre 1870
ipradei, tpDn ,,i9ts qlnSerent!n Ser prost
teit Der W1iia9eaerP ProftHorea Q ,uenoetet
iid nur 'gesena oieies' @o9rna uno' ol,6
bie'btfannts Msuiel1ms zMoreiie bom 1o:
9lpril 1871 7ri9tet Ii9 MIR oaSesea! fal6era
Die sobte,,' reisen I9nea. 'ttgsg gbraubte5
in jenem SaDrei1llrsOie 3eit bon 50 iter,t
bis pFdsiteu, s,lnt 0iei gertuerf'lHs aller
paticanii9eni @eereae bei oielen Serren
SIR 1Geife s,l 'brinsen! Sag man 1bra9f
l9on s:'qpon Gber sseotbweuoisteit elmer
eriinoliaeni 9&eforn1 In bsr l@erfaliune
Der &ir0e jfoontit ntail ,atiirlia ben ge=.
Esriff Der fair6esals eine 's0ttti1e fSnitittl=y
.tion aber benaS Sdnfen ,parf. 1TplserfGz1
ltis perluarfen s1ie tau6 baIa ibag Stioenza
xv.sY. "a sxfs Sr>r, M: Z! ~
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Sic sssbip
NpmerpD g. Sen q -aocfs 1873.
gBabrbeit NIB Neht.

}@ @vMedt"iH bic bcitinnnte.feffc aGonn
Tiir irgcnb cinc MabrbeitSnorln, n,
llAo vgSabrbcit11 allge,ncines ,Gedt, ~ ,s,arr1
sScnil cin's .oos. anS're iii fi1 tragt. II.
0rum cd tc @abrbeit, ii 1brcs 8 9fcd)t
Der bette Mann nit Srcne pfle9t.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

.7-eGls eusliider0 0bcrf, pelder por tSebafos
pol cine sluse eiutiibte, eriebte oenaaansel bur6
Gin tauiAcno gefert,gteS @lasause, GIN i4benoe
pari. er 6aifelbe in Gin @las bollfriiGeu @ai,
icrS, oas i'm feiu@am,neroiener 'a,if cinent 4ra.
fentirteusr oarreidte. Bssen slb,ueitn6eit baeas
aann,erbieiers inubt eines slbenbs eineri BET
Sausburi9snb @laS @a6eribriusea.tD alte
DesentaopfpaDm as@lasause9eraus,lieb Sai,
ielbe in bag gasr 1insin fallen uno orsb te3a9
um. Scr Diener blieb nod ;imlaer leben. T7s sNuf
mas warteft 9u, 8uride::" fraste Der Sbert I'M,
seoulois.- vNuf oas anoere Nuse", saabiscr
Serr. ''tsS' ''s']'t5 p W . '-.''l''1 {, - w
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

N@ Mir tonnen ,ri6t besreifen lpa=
r,n ul,ler etabtratb unb iliiI Iere County
8ebDrben ibrc5 9ublifationen , nidt lin
0cutlbcr Gpro6e betai,itt tadben laiien.
McDr ols bic 9dIfk Der Gintuobner Yo=
a1srrps tDnneu tbatld9tlid biz ensliide
@pru9e::ni6t leIett llnb' I . Daber1 lie
sroBes sMiDe l,n6 oftlnals, srobens t8erluit
our1 bie Mi6ttenntniB Ser pon Sen 8e=
bDroen oussebenbeu, 9lnseisen.g s@o liest
Der Tebler? Mil jemdno 10 freunoll9
iein, 6 ing nitSutbeilen. r.. .,5,.,,.,, m,n
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

M@ Obl9on mir 10 nabe bor ben
gaablen iteben, bort man bier in Bome=
rop bon Der Yolitit faft gar ni6ts. Mir
wollten I'M nieren 2eiern 3Oieie @omea bic
perl1iebe,1en Gtdets Der politii9en3 spar=
tcien nlittbeilen fonnten aber ni9t in
Grfobrung brinserL Db bic 9emofroten
unb Wolfsparteileute in 0eei9s 60. au9
Gonoioatcn fir Die perl6ie6enen Memter
alifgeltellt 1aben. Die berrI6etbe repu=
blifonil6e partei i9eint i9res @ieges in
oiclem County 9etuib gu iein. Sc lit bon
ben &epublifanern oas folgenbe Stdet
nmfn nHnIf& fnnrHnn. -. = - ~ y =
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

/ o9f}qpsa 9f}qpsa 1T aber i,ur bas !. 1rt1eil ben
buumInplent uIannple 8qusrn aol r. uno lcidtiinniscn Stu
oenkn: as85sa Is nsE,i ,iaa W.Y. .Yirlells:)
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

Sic @oDl bieIer 9 8eamtsa finbet ftatt
OH 9ienitag ben IL October. 8is boz
bin miro Die u0bio" "'no6 eiltnal eri6ei=
ncn uub es Daben 1omit Die Politifer bic
Gclesenbeit etluaige nnoere uns ni6t be-
fannie Sidets in ser rd9ben' 9inmtncr gu
perSIientli@en. 1.3 ,,..s }, eso -lr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
J. ", HEsKELL.

Everybody wants books for the holi-
day season and everybody may find s
splendid assortment OF beautifully
bound standard works at ]. W. Heis-
kelrs well known store on Twelfth
street. He has large and well select
ed stock of picture and story books Tor
children and some very elegant bibles,
hymn books, and other gift books for
older persons. The standard poets ard
prose writers appear in very handsome
array and will meet with ready sale.
Call and see them.
A. 8. VAN slCKLER.
At the sign OF "the Golden Glove" on
Market street below the postofice, Mr..
Van Sickler has opened new branch
of industry in Wheeling, and is meeting
with much success. His specially is
the manufacture of neat fitting gloves
of kid or dog skin to suit the order OF
customers. He takes the measure OF
your hand and makes you q pair OF
gloves that fit neater and are better
made than any that can be purchased
in the stores. One pair Of his gloves
will outwear two Of the badly fitting
ready made article. A neat pair OF
gloves is always acceptable as a holi.
day present Call at Van Sickler g al i
leave your order.
MENDEL & DCNAwAY.
II ever there were men specially de-
signed by nature for particular branch
OF business it is our young friends
Mendel and Dunaway, whose good taste
in the selection OF millinery and trims
mings, is commended by al OF tie
beauty and fashion OF the city. Their
sore is the resort of the most tasteful
and iastidious OF the fair sex in the city
and neighborhood, aud the style and
quality OF their goods are universally
praised. Nothing can be more approved
as holiday gift to lady friend than
some OF those exquisite laces and en-
broderics to be found at this store
Articles OF lingerie, seleCtcd with such
taste as has been manifested by Mendel
& DuDaway, ere especially dear to the
female heart and, when worn by those
we love, are quite as much admired by
the sterner sex. For handsome and
acceptable present to your lady friend go
to Meudel ~ Dunaway's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
To3 SALG.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
! Jrcd and three acres. l will sell 1t in
=, I0t or divide IL In lots OF four or i've
-. 10 suit purchasers. There is no better
I'd in Ohio county for market gardening.
fourth cash; balance in one,
- and three years. For further particu-
~, enquire Of the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
Z. OBRIEN,
Real Est . te Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
+. IL. sTALLMAN & CO.

There are numberless articles at a
complete clothing establishment such
as that of our friends ]. II. Stallman u
Co., that are appropriate TO the season
and acceptable as holiday presents,
Among these may be mentioned the
celebrated Harris seamless kid gloves;
silk aud cashmere mutllers; neck ties;
haudkerchiefs; elegant and servlceable
half hose, and ell Of the usual items OF
geutlemens' apparel. A very handsome
present indeed would be suit OF
clothes cut aud fitted and made as only
Stallman & Co. can. They employ
none but the best workmen and do none
but the best work, and have well de-
served their popularity. For good taste
in the selection ard make up of men
wear they have no superiors in the
trade. They have made especial prepar-
alton for the present season and have
On hand lire Of goods that cannot be
surpassed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30

saIuable Coal Property For
- AnvR-

,nTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ntbe undersigned wishes to cell lin
bN,Is or In part that portion of coal now
'I Is possession, amounting to about lbs
? - located along the Ohio river about
EIhlrd OF q mile north of the city limits,
l.v'her with one acre of surface at the en-
ssse on the side nearest the river, and
- acres OF surface around the other en-
S.c,r back OF Fulton. The vein of coal
from feet inches TO sh feet IN
...FnFsus OF the county road, or by the p.
! tx. X r., as the entrance on the river
A VS. not 100 feet from either.
'-~,s above will be sold on reasonable
LIS! ms or exchanged for good town prop
9Th WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
BROWN THE HALTER.

A favorite gift for q gentleman is
new hat. 1t is always appreciated, and
when purchased from Browns tasty
and fashionable stock it is always ele.
CANT and acceptable. Harry has made
a specially OF the latest and most fash
ionable styles in the finest OF heal gear,
and keeps abreast with the most recent
eastern fashions. He has also fine
assortment OF Umbrellas from the
cheapest Bingham to the finest Silk.
We might mention also his beautiful
assortment of Canes. We must say there
is no house in the city that can surpass
his for good goods and fashionable
styles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
10 OUR CuSToMERS.

ENCOURAGED BY THE SATISFAC-
II TON which the distribution OF our
Christmas Presents gave last year We nave
determined 10 give 10 our customers thisses-
son, prasenis 20 the amount Of $50, 10 be d.
vided into prizes. Each custom
er will receive one ticket. The presents are
TO be seen now in ouT show Window
SEHCLTZ & SEUBAUSES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
WILSON SEWING MACHINE.

The surest means OF securing happl-
ness at home during this festive season
Will be the purchase Of one Of those
elegant Wilson sewing machines at
No. 1925 Market street. They cost
only fifty dollars and are warranted Tor
five years, thus showing them to be
really the cheapest first class sewing
machines in the world. Atthe Vienna
EXPOSITION last summer, in competition
with numerous other machines, the
Wilson was awarded the highest prize
Leyda & Smith are agents for the sale
Of the machine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
A. c. EGERTER.

The choice family groceries ct A. e.
Egerter's will constitute necessary part
OF a good Christmas dinner. All OF
the ingredients for firstrate dinner
may be found there, from the material
for the soup to the final dessert, and
we doubt not that a present ola fat
turkey purchased at Egerter5. or a
package of groceries from the same
place will be highly appreciated by the
good folks at home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
J. l.. HOBBS, son & CO.,

present more than usually attractive
display OF queensware ard glass aud
fancy articles. Their windows fairly
blaze with beauty, and the visitor lin
gers long to look upon the handsome
articles offered for sale. They have q
full and we'll selected stock Of genuine
French China and indeed of everything
in the queensware line. Elegantly en-
sraved glass sets sre exhibited st as"
tonishingly low prices, and we need
scarcely remind the reader that 6
dozen engraved gobleis such as may be
found at Hobbs would constitute a
valuable and highly appreciated holt
day gift. They have also a very beau
tilul assortment Of goId-band aud orna-
mented dinner and tea sets. 4 number
of quaint and handsome novelties IN
china suitable for mantel ornaments
are also exhibited, and there is stock
OF vases, toilet sets, ornamented coffee
cups, and numerous smaller articles
that cannot fail to delight the puIchas'
er snd proFe highly acceptable as
Christmas and New Year presents.
T, woLLENTEBER
For toys sud fancy nick-nscks to
plesse the children and even delight
some of larger growth, there is no place
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
p. z. linn.

During many years past ZInn's con-
dictionary establishment has been one
of the institutions of Wheeling, and the
excellence Of his goods and the fairness
of his dealing have given him a good
reputation and large trade. Mr.. linn
still manufactures the beet candies and
keeps splendid stock OF everything in
the confectionery line. In holiday
times sweet-meats are always in order,
and at Zinn's there is to be found a
large supply OF the very best the mar
ket affords. lie has on hands large
assortment OF holiday toys and confec-
tionery of all kinds, and no person who
visits his store at Bridge Corner for the
purpose OF buying candies need go away
disappointed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-30
THE HOLIDAYS.
THE MOST APPROPRIATE
GIFTS.
What to BuV and Where to
Buy it.
AGUIDET TO PURCHASERS

"The holiday season." the time when
OF all the year human hearts expand
most and feel most tenderly for all man
kind, is here. Since the Saviour Of the
world came bearing good gifts unto
men, this season has been celebrated
by the Christian world as an appro,
pirate time for cemeuting by acts of
kindness and by friendly gifts the affec-
ton that all the members of our COM
mon family should feel for each other,
thus family rejecting the love which
our common Father bears for all his
children. In the selection of gifts as tes-
timoniais OF regard there is the widest
possible range. The cheapest trinket
may be the symbol OF more affection
than the costlieat diamond. But yet,
in the purchase OF holiday gifts we
would suggest that due attention be
paid to what the recipient most needs
and what will be most useful or most
highly priced. In the list OF dealers
whose goods furnish opportunity for
the most appropriate selection we men,
ton the following, confident that
among these every reasonable want may
be supplied and that from these the
purchaser may rely upon receiving
courteous treatment and q fair ex-
change for the money spent.