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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-15
ALL AROUF THEP., w. Il X. II. II


The Pan Handle Ntws gives US the
following valuable and cheering intor-
NATION about our great thoroughfare
Predictions in regard to the P, W.
& Ky. railroad, like the prognostica-
lions odd Prohabi}ities" are not OF
much moment. but we believe the fol-
loving conclusions have q strong leaven
Of truth in them:
1t. The railroad will not be flush
ed this winter
2nd. l: viii tie finished next year.
3rd. The counties OF Ohio and
Brooke will not stand idly by and watch
a road bed costing over 100000 crum-
Die away by the action OF the elements.
4;h. Much If not all Of the hue and
cry about the squauGerirg OF its funds
Is myth, though errors ir judgment
may have occurred.
9th. The Penn a. Central, owing to
the present money panic, is not anx-
lous for the transfer, but will take the
road according to agreement when it is
ready.
9th. An exhibit of the recspts and
expenditures of the road would allay
feeling upon the subject, aud be pro-
'ductive OF good, and the people are en-
titled to it as matter Of right.
9TH. II will cost at least $4,000
more 10 finish the road next year.
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1t has been the custom with ocean
steamers plying between Europe and
America to purchase pig iron for ballast
on the home voyage. Arriving here,
they have been able to sell the iron at
a profit. 1t NAV be stated as an in
teresting fact that never before in our
history have our exports Of grain, cot
ton, petroleum and the like been go
heavy. These supply the ballast for
the outward voyages, and so great is
the quantity that there are scarcely
ships enough to carry it. Upon her last
trip the Pennsylvania was unable to
buy pig iron aboard at less than forty
dollars a ton, and as at this price the
iron could not be brought with much
profit, she came over with little or no
ballast This is as significant, says the
Press, as it is encouraging to the Amer"
lean pig iron interest. The market for
English ard Scotch pig iron in this
country has passed away. Our iron
establishments, eligibly located, having
ores on their own property, with the re-
duced price of labor and fuel, should be
able to operate dhring the winter with
full force, thus keeping hundreds at
work. and to stack their products until
the revival of business affairs, which
cannot be very far off. Establishments
not 80 located, which have to purchase
ore, will naturally have to close.
Our product of late years has not
been sufficient to meet the demand by
two or three hundred thousand tons OF
pig and wrought iron. We have been
compelled to make mp the deficiency by
importation. But now. with reduced
prices at home and not abroad, the OPP
portunity is offered for ourselves to
make up the deficiency. The high
price and scarcity Of coal and ores must
continue in England, and render it i'm
possible for her to compete with US here
so long as the duty remains in force.
England's market is now in Russia,
France and other Continental countries,
and in India. 1t appears to us that
American iron masters should take
heart from the signal advantage they
have gained, and from the steadily in
creasing number of purposes to which
iron is being applied in this country.
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TIE financial condition is every.
where improving. In New York, to
which all eyes turn as the pivot Of the
situation, the money market has set
tied down to seven per cent; the banks
have gained largely in legal tenders
the associated banks Of that city hold
ing more than 100000. and better
feeling is everywhere seen. The recov-
ery will not be rapid, but our financial
condition is encouragingly GONZALES
cent.
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DIED.

MYER-November lHh, 1873, CHARLES
HYER, step-son of l.. Nolte.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents
on Chapllne street, Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock. Friends of the family are invited
10 attend.
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TRUSTEES BhhE.

DY VIRTUE OF = DEED CF TRUST
y made by Patrick Burke and Mary
Burke his VILE to Inc, dated October 2Sth,
1871, and OF record in the Clerks office of
The County Cuuro for Ohio county, West
Va, in deed OF trust book No. 4, page 2L9,
will offer for sale at public auction, AT the
front door Of the Court House OF OHIO coun-
~, West Virginia, on SATURDAY, the goth
day of December, 1873, beginning at 10
O'Clock q. m the following properly, that
is to say, tho north Third OF Lot No. lC2
Chaplins & EOfi S addition, heing p feet on
the alley in the rear of said lot. and run
ming same width SO feet tawards Market
street, and being the same in which MIR.
James Durkin conducts the grocery busi-
ness, on the west side OF Market street, ut
the new Market House III the Fifth ward.
The tile is believed 10 be unquestionable,
but selling as trustee shall only convey
such title as is vested in Inc by said deed of
trust. Terms made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS, O'BKIEN,
uOyl5-i Trustee.
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A YOUNG man at Mattawan sa! up
with his girl till o'clock in the morn.
ing one day last week and when the faith.
er of the damsel heard Of it be went and
sworc out q warrant for trespass, and
had the chap fined SIS.
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Az Ohio connie rncaNtl

Az Ohio couple, recently divorced,
were walking out Of the cour, room to-
gether, chatting about their separation,
when the old lady, suddenly, as If hay
ing forgotten something, said 81 say,
old man, can't you treat to the beer p
cor course" answered the liberated
lord Of creation, and of they logged to.
gcther, to wash away the memory OF
The past in a glass OF lager beer.
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WHAT animal does one need during
paucity of butter? Why, a billy goat
of course, as he always makes good
butter
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Special Notices Is per cent additional.
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Cuts will be charged double lor space oc-
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Double column advertisements 50 per
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local Notices Is cents per ine--om no
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Al Advertisements,e1 except for established
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9nce. ..o .,
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Yearly advertisers will be confined o1 ns1e 10
tIsements not connected with II WILL DC
charged for at ourregular rates.
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HWY Patent Shipping Tags.

Over two hundred millions have been
used within the past ten years, without
com plant ofloss by tag becoming detached
All Express companies use them. sold By
Printers and stationers everywhere,
octl4-sb,
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers

Don't fail TO procure MRS. WIEsLe " 5
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period OF teething in children. II re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind sole,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
fand health 70 the child, gives rest 10 the
mother.
Be sure and call for
MRS. WINSLOW'SSOO SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. deyb
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LIST OF LETTERS.

UNCLAIMED IN THE
IL PuStoliiCe at Wheeling, Saturday, Nov.
18th, 1878.
To obtain any OF the following, the aTpi-
can't will please call for advertised letters,
giving date OF this list:
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AMATEUR Granger verses from The
Courier JOwna!
How doth the little buoy pig
Improve each shining hour,
And gather sauSageS all day
From every opening flower"
And when the shades Of twilight fall
He on his rooSt doth fly,
And sings his pretty evening hymn
Root, little pig, or die +"
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Teas.
Al HALF CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TO
~ choice,
. halfches.s sOuchong,good to choice,
70 % japan
"MoYUSE" GUNPowDER.
20halt chests prime to choice
" common.
"PING sUEY" GUNPowDER.
81 matted boxes good to choice,
90 " extra fine,
10 half chests common to prime.
YOUNG HYsoN.
S half chests choice.
We especially invite the attention of the
trade TO our large stock of TEAS and To-
BACCOS, all new and fresh, bought at low
price,,
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- q RMEkCHANIS and MANUFAC-
EHNiTURER5 Will best insure their
lHlNshlpments 10 their destination
IAIu\ by using DENNISON'S
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FURNITURE REPAIRED,

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS REPAIR
i EDa'
HUBBARD & McBURNlE'S,
nOviI 1924 Market street.
, 1873-09-13

several boys. ocor Dooos said n Ills own s'cfc'so,
that on tho night Of the 2oh Of August. l!mHcif and
Oatcnr Wcch, In tho vicinity Of Johns md Twenty:
second street, hoard number Of osh making la,ld
noiacs They acoing tho officer. AMI The wit
neas followed, md arrested tho complainant
in front Of hla ho1sac, after complainant Ind
cursed him aud refused to 60 into lie
house. This story corroboratel by 0nlccr Wccl:
Sergeant ODonnoll lostl9n 10 tho fn1thflncas and
goneral excellence Of Doolcy rs MI occr ont TINT no
pera]stently loercd about srrot and inslted
Tashora4hy. Ono two other Witnesses fhr lilo ac'
claol wcrc examined, md tln caso was taken nular
ntisscmtnt.
The Board then adjourned.
FIRE stATTENa.
Al tho regular t1uly session Of Tho 1,oard Of Fro
Co1nnissoncrs, yesterday, Tilt following order waa
madc:
Ordered, THAT tho noarl Of ri1hltn Works bo r1~
Qucstctt 10 rropu1a plaA a1lt arocthtons for two,
story brick building tho corner Of Washington and
Tranlin strcols, for Hosn Elpvator No. 2 aud also
paus aud specifications for two-story brick building
OH Wells street. near dooIhe nrcss, for IN engine
lousc.
An order was passed tnsrnctng the Fise.N .Nfnrahal
to loan 800 feet Of scrsccnbio second quality hoaa 70
Tho managers Of tho Exposition.
, 1873-09-13
" HAY-FEVER."

pEonA, Sept. 8, 1878.
10 Tho Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
S1R; In THE TRIBUNE of Saturday I noticed
nIr. Terrelrs article headed % "Hay-Fcver
think can soy to ur. Terrell and others stitfor~
ing from this " liaeaso," that hago, aftor moro
than thirty annual attacks from this miserable
complaint" at last been relieved; and possibly,
attack commenced, might hare ontlre>y
prevented ita recurrence. The article from Which
/ send yon an extract waa cut from the ScseHtWc
american Homo three years Bince, and the rom
oiy partially tried Ihnying at the tinao no con-
fldonco in any remedy, Oh heretofore all had
failed to afford any permanent rclof.
This season I used it again more carefully,
aud up to this time, when the attack should 30
most violent have experienced b1t little ,neo
from tho 10th to the Goth OF August: THIS hea-
son 1t came on on the 9th, with indications of
being moro yiru!ent than ovor bofors' o
I aand part Of tho article from the Scientific
american, Which seems to hage copied it from
q " German paper viz;
uclnoz aays that for five yearB past at the seaaon
ndIcnted md only then he has re9nlaE1y succeeded
only taceruib!o with the immersfon-ens, Of q very
good 1Iartnaka. The single 5olnts commonly Isolated
BY con1s foe gEnsn IT,
pairwise and he combined length csiuaing aao4 III ".
Tho ona also found uniting n rows or in series
which ia expelled BY Violent sneeze, ard not IN thnt
which rickles gradually forth ho concludes that they
cesses Of Tho nose. On reading BlnKh ACCOUNT Of the
,eernoa to try !. " n' e. e9s' i9 took a ss
h''sa N aatcl@i:Ha. t 'isOD Ths oreies moasssfc
apnsation VI burning II. lilo nasa! nueous mcnhrane.
lon oy pencil into each nostr,l moving his bead
meanwhile III al directions. to brlng the iuid thur.
tha .esophagns. Isocf vas in,'ciiate. liz WIS abla
for nome hours freely to expose himself to the heat Of
, 1873-09-13
BOARD OF POLICE,

ny W{XfceF OVH1oY AfK14tOW KONMH
Thomas Os1gnrns
TO board Of polco Commissioners yesterday aftor-
i woro euKaged h, Tho trial Of ru,ico ratroinan
1uss DooIey, on charge Of unnecessary arrost
u,alsreatment Of q prlsonor, q youth natnad
ass OEEara. Tho boy testified that he was sitting
c e,,nrd rail- Of tho sidewalk In front ot his fsth.
housv, aud wis pnlltng OIL hts boots preparatory
ling to he'd, and 'uahing No loud ao''e, when the
sr arrested HIN. 1ils story waa corroboraloa ny
testimony of. George Curtis, fatrlcx Aeese' anu
, 1873-09-13

A splendid exhibition of musical goods ana NOR
chuutl!ps on the part of or loading dealers las row
bscume VII assro1 fact upaco for tho ln'loso hAsA8
been nppliea for and graael. lloed 4 Sons, Of the
Tonrlo II Music, rro'lso Tho dislny of number ot
improyoments. They wie III 10 ntato that thny hopa
to 800 thcr GtsomcrE there from city aud country
each Ral syery ole.
, 1873-09-13
GRAIN.INSpECTO1e HARPER.
A Corrected Einnncinl Iscrort from
1nitias

A Corrected Ftnnnc4nl 1scrort sro1n
nni,,,
qFrieE on.Er 1sssheron N, ~, 1,S1a, or y, GRAN
foa TIE ,.t,,o Iatn ~ snnt ~ ia7e (
..,,. 81, - ,,s:,.~at ,,3 u,,r.hs,,.1
70 tho Honorable Hoard n Ra'froad a"e b"FfAob'e
Co,nn,4tsioncrs Springfield, W.:
drvr1rvrx. + h,y., tlisco7 cred Tint n,ndo mis-
taxa =, nv nnucjal roport for August, md lcrowlth
forward corrected ono In duplicate IN Which ako
credit for si,glo3o for money TINT have advanccl
th do,,ort,,ont fate,d nj cInrRiu1 rysclf with the
, o ~ ,xs ,tn, IN Ito renar nrcvlo,,v fnr.
Ike amount ~ "aa aoo II. ~ toroas ,."n.
warled. or course. tho delay eauscs 'sresaarsy IN
,vb1,, nm vory sorrv; and homo it will not occur
"' 49, ~ ..,,1 .,,a,non. T., ,v,,,., u,a orro,
aasr .Ess 'n,.,o .'"so Worv rosno.tf,,,s
". II, HAMPER, Chief Inspector.
~, -. rto,oro,,. noord ~ no;,rood ami urShenss
1p a,,ni..t"atrs tao .3"1agss S.rod9h, W. "''"
1Hhs n,iro } cs H." xonr attention to tue
condition Of The ansss 81 Tug shairs n b oce
ps5;ttsht apon y Gmani ssa u 'n'
On AErtl 10 ls7 y M prsdeeess9f' y XII E - 1H7 ~
t.Au casn Gu nana, H. n,.as % ~ r,r mo,r1
.ap5s asu ;xs1 s ss r at lie m ronaior Of tic month
Apr c2scss - oo s1SfH .; H. ios ro Tx NV ania
sa''1ayi 81 1a3a 'HTh IT, n"u v.na]t md d yoch
GEa ior ,no nosn ~ hg' y HSa won naiI.
" Soue oaLu =. n y R o., IT, in,rt1nont ~ iii,
leaving S nes 1sa ae o ss st " d ~ ot naato to de-
amount q Nv Fua ma u. ~ sy,nr" tho
nafnea. ior .no uenii' ii ~ aso tnf II n Tom1r
kns ls turned over Ill the funds o Of te , ~
ther9 Attli Monu na'o ucen utetn nd ~ ~ r.. ~
Mho the inspcclon M Was ~ ~ & @ fnr inanor
te 1hspactlon ICES "efe en % ou M ,a,aa fnr m
1nto elevators ana " ceH1a 10y a1n o,nnta,
spcGtlng out oi elevatosa Anehe Tales . In
by tue Htnte upon hsr assuming cnar8o VI sno
on Department. 1us IN ioi* s d r!oS %s'o l'oase
to 25 cena car and ~ eehts 10y pasnGt ,,oo
10 show how tho amount OF casii " 1au na pu9 ~
1ocrcasnK under lilo roaaced lates u caugga ~
, 1873-09-13

atr Herman pIedrlch volunteered deuuucatlon Of
1ujl. ns sai1 Sttsts-zistry man had Uttered niu
800 to nwear ngaiNst Washanrn and Luu that tho
man who n,ala tho Offus vas IdtG joe" Of tle
Sfuuts- ,ctu,H but he refused to accept tho brbe.
Tle pictlricI rotred 1nuttnrng that Hesing wus q
c,!rse to the country. assuring all that lis own
p.u,o ,vus Harmon, htn1rlclt
, 1873-09-13

Martin Flanagan was recalled, and SAID was not
before tho Council Consnittoe or Mayor Me!!i pend.
INK Ius confirmation aa Captain have mid It.ll had
dole dirty trick 1nn told him 40 did not say he
would uya to oayo tho forco for 1t AN nut here Tor
rnvenuc Int f0r the ru},lip good.
, 1873-09-13

CfOsa-efN3aieas Waa fEeN on the E0rch resign Cd
OH te lat OF April: unt advised by frie1a to do
80; often went into houses Of ill~fane on business
tills ten fifteen 1uuses reasou4be time TO atop
have business that would keep hin all night knew
1ul to keep wo.nnn when rho was arrested aud Ut
n.at, aud In to morning she would be let out; L,lf
did not lot her out tho statfon-toeper did so FreI
Lilhard told mo she was Lula woman tho 80 paid
he paid Lull SO: there reward adyertked !
Bloom gnye Ll tI6 money ut the old Armory staion
saw him do 1t ha offered f3 waH tho first ono
to truck the buggy did not take tho s.; was not mad
because money waB offered .s,e did not want
s.F f3.a1,1
, 1873-09-13

rhornae Cody vagran said he was in hnuse OF ILL.,
fame ono mint whou L.sIl cane IN +; there WIS
woman there who passed I.nll'e wohsan he "htt
her kick because she had favored other men she
was called Alice: 1t was Kate 11otfmun's h0uhe.
Cross-exunttMtd: + was tried aud convicted for
burglary some fo.r years ago. but was discharged BY
was not guilty nm tho man who waa shot by De-
tect,ye Krly am in tho whisky business: An =
bnrkceper now, and was then never kept concert
lave to close Up while was there ain now Under
arrest for yagrancy le.ker sent mo here ho Jaw mo
ut Keya OH the corner Of Peck court and stae srce
Yesterday; was artcsted for vagrancy fonr or hvo
weska an out on bonds tbs ,n trsi hns IL efsn a
ctty: it has not vet bcc1 lotUriued whether ain u
yagrant have bcen fined several tines within the last
r,0tIth
, 1873-09-13

HEyEETt RTATEMEAT. ~
Michael Fitzpatrick Eafl III juno or July 1871,
aaw Sorpeaut Lll md O!eer 4layton visit tile women
In too,n H. III Van Uuren Block frequently. Tho night
OF the hH Ire, hewaeu 10 and II o'clock, or 1aay ba
after that, Lul and BlaytoA brought a big truck
Avre to save tho goods aud furniture Of these women
Ind SOHO goots In the building; pitt I'LL $85 sewinK-
machine on the truck 6layton WIS on tho truck
whep went for moro Of my gooda 10 threw OF half
OF my nlachtno guarded tina truck that night whea
It llnd bocn moved did 20 bocaHe Ind about $3.50
wortl Of furniture On 1t did not SEQ Lu again that
u{ght Hnyton easno two three times during tue
nipA to lalk after hta goods.
right 10 le lso of thu trick mud hat he had no CAUSE
Of quarrel With Llll.
EIGHTH STATEMENT.
Jolln pencon,b Jr., al ilnrueHt ard eelfsu!lcient
fellow WIN courted The notoriety of cleap swui
blackguars, narracd story Of bow hackran bud
stolen blach-aud-tan dog, with q colnr boar.
lug the. namo anu residence ol owner on
tha neck, mud how L1ll bad i, asked l nna T
reeolvcd tho dog proaent knoW1nH the Al!lal to
TO ntael. The dog, llo said, WINS owned by Madhme
l,uulpEc. 1Is bud Aeen Lu coming out u Carrie
Wutaol'a, Wltucsa bud acou Llpharu hcop,9 bar at
Powell Hail. during bn Of tho tl1srespeGtae, !gst
winter an. hs Lil,Hrd now, hu said, detostiYa
on tho Wost Side, under Captain Ln.
On oross-c1aminattan tho fellow Hsd he had been
lucky enough fur to eacavo arrest, aa that ho
worked eiangu to lyo, :,
A1tvr Hot.o othor unmporlans satements, tlls IN
vestiHat0I adjourned without Ate Il IL proba~
nlv carXes will he reAulurly rtfureu an sworn ltd
tiulony heard by tho board Ut Iol!cu hereafter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-06
VERY LATEsT-TAKE NOTICE

After January LIST we expect to deal ex.
clusively in gentlemen's clothing and gents
furnishing goods, and having on hand large
and well assorted stock offall and winter dry
goods, notions, etc, ETC., which we desire to
close out entirely, We take this method to
inform the public that we shall, after Nov
ember LIST, sell all goods in our store in the
dry good line, at first cost. All our goods
were bought ut the lowest market price, and
are fresh and suitable for this season. Those
wishing to :obtain good bargains should
call on us before purchasing elsewhere.
BLUM a. ANsoM,
No. 142 Commercial avenue, between J.
Burger and Elliott Il Haythorn. li-l-lm.
J.R. CUNNINGHAM'S carriages are the
best in the city, lie has the only close car
rage in the city on hire. lie will transfe-
families TO and from teamboats or railroad
depots, night and day, orders being left at
50 Commercial avenue. Cunningham would
call attention OF candidates desiring to visit
the Country precincts and call upon the
voters, to the fact that his spring wagons are
precisely adapted to this purpose. They
were apparently made for the business.
Either OF them will carry u candidate and
all the working friends necessary to capture
every vote outside OF Cairo, in Alexander
county. 1921 dm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-06

MR. FRED. WisTERBrKo has just re-
turned from st. Louis, where he purchased
as fine stock of the various grades Of
snc leather as was ever brought TO this
city, and proposes 70 work it into boois
and shoes for his customers. Ito makes
fine boots specially, and is confident Of
his ability to cope with any boot-makcr in
this city in this line Of work. lie en-.
ploys none but the best workmen, and as
a consequence turns out only Grst-class
work. While in ST. Louis he visited all
the principal shops and secured patterns of
oil the lstcs. styles and Improvements,
and will give his customers the benefit of
them. Work done promptly and on short
notice. All work warranted. l0-29-im.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE.

There will be offered at auction, al
Hortmsn's suction rooms, on Commercial
avenue, on Friday, November 7, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, q large lot Of goods saved
from the wreck OF tho STEAMER MARY
Y. POE, consisting OF several hundred
barrels and sacks Of aour, a largo quantity
of SUGAR-CURED HAMS, SIDE
NEAT, LARD, MACKEREL, CORN
MEAL BITTERS, ETC, which vii
be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, OF
account Of whom it may concern.
DANIEL HARTMAN,
81 Auctioneer.