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Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver Oil

70 not secret emp rieal no trum. 1t IL a h,ppv
combination of two remedies knovn to oh, n ians
ese'yvhers as the best means Of combating en-, !.
semption. This eomb!na ion is Mr. WiI.on'
dlsc )vefy. and u tounde upon the tolloxin9
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-24

Simons, The telegraph dispatch boy. has q
COW and calf up foe Fsfae-6fty chances, one
dollar piees. Wouldn't il Be good idea
vhils IL ralDe & = On. for Col. Houston
sad Shaw b PIT up he Cb~nercial and give
The toys Q eAance 70 throw for L.
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'sBeen Bankrupt since the First
shovel Of Dir NYns Eaken Ou1.n

A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
who has been up in Minnesota Tor the past
year investigating the management and IN
ture prospects Of the Northern Pacific rail.
road tells some ugly things about the road
and IL projectors. We says.
The Northern Pacific Company never
hal any financial standing. it has been
bankrupt from the day the first shoyellul
Of dirt was taken out And IL the people
had investigated the prospects Of the COM
pany they would not 10 LAY I've holding hun
dreds Oi thousand. Of dollars OF lts worth
less paper For the last two ypars the
only receipts the Northern Pacific Com
pauy has had were from The sales Of land
aud its unsecured watered bonds There
has not been a section Of twelve miles OF
mat road that has paid its ope ating expen
ses And, while the head men Of the
Northern Pacific have been kerpiug upa
show Of appearance from the money re-
crived from its hond- anI its lands, the
operaor---the laboring men-hAve gone
unpaid ] have met men on the line Oi
tire y rthrrn Pacific railroad 20 poor and
20 di-'rartrned that they we're lu man.
ncr hcsgar-. Vet they were un the pay roll
"a. creditors Oi the company Tor months of
wages
Other crimes against humanity are
justly laii 40 the door % the Northern
Pacific Comptny That company has
employe'i smart -hrrvi. vet urscrupnlous.
men 10 vi-it the scandinavian provinces and
deceive AID inveigle those hardy sons Of
the Nurih into emtgrtlrg ~ ~ iuho-pi-
Table. harrrn lands And 10 i- Openly as
serted in ~ Paul ihat Minister Cram-r
Grants brother ip-law. has been one II
these PAD agents Hundreds Oi ~candi.
navians ARE -raurrei along The line of tn,
Northern Pacific railroad, living in mud
hove.s AMI narrI y raising rnOugi, provision.
.n the suuu season % snb.ist nn durfn.
the long nDI gloomy and terrible winter.
with no market Tor what lile-urplu- they
may stint themselves 10 Hcq1ire-whose
'ur-e- are loud and derp against hc drcei.
ron pracfire,l mon them
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terPrise its inhabitants ,imbering tu ix kou.
sidered.a speshalty. CRATE menny has
amassed large fortunes an had them swept
away IN sinslen ight by the poweriule
current NV the IL pole river which is un-
controllable on sum okkasions the
prospects OF agriculture have been we'll
nigh bin ruind here NV late by kou,inual
talk of excavsting fur iron ore in thee
regions round about think this will
prove failure, az iur situation We hsv
thee best that can b kommanded any
where in tins kuntry being isvorbly loca
ted in regard tn eminence an scenery liz
striking an putiInl the picktereskness NV
which haz Rttrackted travellers NV alruos,
every nationality beneath the sun-in.
valids ar attrackei hither in quest up heltl
pleSure seekers poets an painters all alike
find Il wide field, whilst the bzness an pro.
feshnnal man find ample rune for th
pursuit NV their different avokations
today trout hill offers inducements une-
qnaled an unsurpassed by every other
place on erth. i will tell II more about
1t in the future. yours till deth.
JOSH BILLINGS JR
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4 Financial victory.

In the financial situation there appears
nothing new N any OF the commercial
centres OF the country. Business is sgt
/ tling down fast into its accustomed chan
hels, and many banks aud large houses,
which suspended temporarily, have re-
sumed aud are regaInng rapidly the con-
idence Of the people. When, the EX-
change IN New York was re opened lew
days since, there WIS All attempt made hy
the bulls and bears To get up anotker
panic, but failed signally Whatever cur-
e. may be visited upon the lew unprinci-
Piled sen.atiouAlisls ~ Wall street il il
much to the credit OF the people that
enough Conservatism and reason were lie [
To have done with such crazy panics and
stsmpedes One o: the greatest iriumphs
~ financial history has been gained-n
triumph OF solid worth aud reason over
rash aud greedy speculation, which have
wrought ruin desrrvedly at the doors OF
the upecnlAtOrs almost exclusively, though
some lew of the better class have been
dragged down along with them. At the
opening OF the Exchange the ordinary
routine OF business was transacted calmly
and as regularly IL II nothing had hap
penei, although the bears were present
and tried tO get mp another scare
Every member Of the Exchange paid
all his Liabilities aud met every obligation
and, what j. remarkable, not "A single
large mercantile house IN New York has
virtually fallen, though temporarily sus.
pendrd. Only the "buchn' banks aud
madiened speculalors have "reaped the
whlrlwind, which they set gong and the
general prosperity Of the metro ,olis a.
well ~ Of the whole country u unaffected
Out OF all the panic asd confusion some
good has resulted; spec ilatOrs, umpruIent
banks AID reckless trust companies have
been taught "A sore. vet wholesome, lesson
and To- them Il confined the hsrdet, while
others have bound ~ themselves the con
hdcnce aud faith OF the people The storm
has purified the atmosphere removing all
rotten corporations and causing the houses
built up within prudence ani caution to
SHINE Out more cons plcuOu-Iy than ever
To-" Hii extended 10y the government in itS
W-dOu, tue cilmue-- OF the great bu
ur-s men and tie moi-rAtiou of the Dress
aud people every where have taught th.
reckless spectators that when they nt-
trWU speedy riches over fhr ruin Of the
NhDIe country thcy -hall be th aartei on
Iy lo heap ruin upon themzevr- There
l- substantial integrity aud bravery Of
heart among our men Of bu-iur-- -uHi-
citut t0 avert danger no matirr nov IL
sanuc the sensation and how loud the cry
ui wolf may he at our door- reform. B
-o .ong need 90 commercial l,'e aud in thc
unstable ani iryer'-h stocks on the mar
kgs, "ilI now -et iu and and alter the re-
cent severe ie-', wiil bring about strength.
erri a--urancrs 81 prosperity ani -Hie
steady pro.re-- al over the inuI -- Ch~ies.
tA toayi.r
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In order to give "honor to whom honor l.
due" | wish to make little statement, and
correct an article that appeared in your last
issue.
The "indigcnt, helpless old lady" you speak
Of was first taken in and cared for by n very
poor family living in small shanty near Me
Farlen'' stable. who gave up their only bed
and slept on the Aoor, and in the morning
SHARED their scanty meal with her. The old
lady's poverty becoming known, some Of our
citizens made presents of money aud goods,
until finally the ladie. you spoke of were np-
pointed to further assist her, which task they
cheorfuly assumed. These arc tho facts, Mr
Editor. as can abundantly prove, and give
them in order that honor may be given To-
whom honor is due. A CITIZEN.
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w wond uhc tu srr % G-ueru Freigl
und ll'kri Ecu.N ior tnr Che., prnke ant
lhH0 h1.Iruati. e-nbI.-hei in this city -
llr ID pt Is acr,-s the kanaNha ant
v"rs ..r.,uNrniriit arI Expensive TOR p.u.
r.r Go rru-- uack aud 'ofin 60 learn frcisL,
and rt--agr rate. 10 will be- n very sl,,,t,
.aiH nse OBJ trr Company and a very r-sf
0unV ul-ucr go Joe City Ne ,r,-t tu.,t
the attention OF the r,iir al $50. bc ,s,il.l
TO thi- r-Huo. uon in p vqy thar will ......-
it- estsbli-hmeut -thVirst1 Jo,,raal
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Editorial notices 10 cents per line for each
insertion.
Marriage and Death notices free : but com
mehts ~ on either will be charged for at half
rpice.
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GOING FAsr
1000 a. IN. Express Train fur White sulphur
Springs, Richmond, all point. Norih tni
South. md connecting With james river
steamers for Nurfnlk
1920 fn. Accommodation Train. arriving at
ChHrletton t.l0 3. m. and EaunRha
Fall. 500 p. Co.,.
Passengcrs leaving Huntington on fe IU
2. m. Express train arrive rt White -uIr.ur.
SPRING. =. m. ani Richmond $50 q. o..
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sabbath, on 9th Avenue between 10th and mi
Streets. at II o'clock, a. IN. and halfpa.tTp.,o
Kew. j. ID. McClintock, Pastor. Sunday sch ooI
n. IN.
Breckinridge Presbytcrian-sc,
ices in the Land Compauy's buildiny every
sabbath at IL a. IN. and p. IN. Rev. ] Peters,
pastor Sunday school at half past Q a. m.
congregational c. s. Walker.
Pastor. Services at Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave.
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach l.
ing every Sunday Mt II n. n. and D. m; I'm
ION sunday School att 2;30 p. IN; PRAYER meetin 2
ON Wednesday evening at o'clock
christian Church.-Preachiug every
sabbath Ht "a O'Clock p. m, in the new School
House, corner Ith Avenue and I'm street
Protestant Epi iscopaI-Rector. Rev.
hdw Valentine Jon IS Services AT Trinity
Han, I'd Avenue bct ~cen 10th and llth streets
every Sunday Mt IL q. m. and ~ p. m.
sunday school Mt o'clock, p. IN.
Baptist-P,eaching every Sunday even.
ing at p. IN; Sunday School at 9 a. m; PRAY.
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscopaI-Rcv. J. A.
hiboe, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett 4 Glib
sons Hall, Third Avenue between Ninth and
entb streets, every Sunday evening at o'cTk
sunday School meets at 2:3O p. m.; Prayer
mee'inS every Thursday night Mt ! O'Clock:
Oi''s meeting every Sunday at p. III.
VI. T.. Church, SOuth.-Rcv. Fox.
pastor Services at llolderby Chapel every
other Sabbath. At o'clock. a. IN com rnenciny
on the 18th of June, 1873. Sunday school
every Sunday t9a. m.
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Vhs Aaatinatou Argus.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,

tfH1 zg--e -,l3 4l.a-.,S.
Trains arrive and depart from Huntington
daily, lSundny. cXcePtcd.J
Commencing WoHj0y Nay >, 1873
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. &. CHASE. ~. D.,
i'lf C"EI-I&C4 IsIGN-=I6,rA

2F lrs'. eat i,'.ls tie Pa.f.G,,.
'..''f H... I'D q ie.an- t,'ar Nlssah .t...t
HrNrINGIoS. W. w.
Dr. chase, having retired fo.tn the Dr,,,
'i'' "'uIi r.-p,cfiulIv solicit y continuance
~ VA'f""'sc fr.m his rtcnds and Nv a fpIt,
Hr'ouon oi hi. uud vided attention G, the ,ios
DO """hi'st"f meeting vi,h .a,i.fseury .uere.s
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Huntington Church Directory.


rCSpy pytertau.->erNlces every
= Sc"nohth' on 9th Avenue between 10th and lIti.
streets AT II oelock, a. IN. and half It =. N.
Rev. j. ID. McCliutock, Pastor. Sunday school
Q n. IN.
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ices in the Land Compauy's building e,,
Sahoath at a. IN. and : p. IN. Rev. ] Pete
pastor. Sunday school AZ half past n. IN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13
Bo.rp or coxxr.s1oxzns.-The


Board OF Commemorative
newly elected Board of Commissioners
of Ohio county, will meet Tomorrow
for organisation and business The
following are the names Of the Com
declared elected by s. B. Nc.
Collocb, Clerk of the Circuit Court, on
Saturday last: Washington District
Eugene List; Madison, J. Sheppard :
Clay, BENZ. Fisher; Union, John Oes-
terling; Centre, VIM. Kleives; Web
ster, John Hsndlsn; Richie. j. W.
Sch -ltz; Trisdelphis, Hugh Clark ;
Liberty, ]. D. Witbam !. Richland, DR..
John English.
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THEATRE To-SIsHr.-To-night the
very attractive and elegant play Of
Fanchon is to be produced at Washing.
ton Hall with Miss Fanny B.. Price in
the title role supported by very effec-
tive stock company. The papers in
Parkersburg, where this company has
been playing for the past week, are en-
thusias,ic in their praise Of its perform
ers, SAYING that no better or more cor
rect entertainment was ever given there.
We trust that the ball will be dlled to-
night and every night during their stay
here. Reserved seats may be obtained
at Sbeib's music store every morning
prior to the perform ances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

ANOTHER "WHIrEwAsH." - Not a
case on Saturday before the police
court. This withdrawing business is
getting to be monotonous. But we
suppose We must endure it. The boys
are out Of work, out Of stamps. out o.
benzine, though not often out OF doors,
because OF the cold. The old-time,
regular galoots are, most of them, on
the Changing, and the balance are
broke, so that this stsgnation is to be
looked for. 1t won't last always, that's
one comfort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

ArA STaSDsTILL.-Probate matters
in TIL. county are at standstill. The
law creating the County Court takes
the power of appointing administrators,
executors and OF doing other probate
business from the Recorder and gives it
to the County Judge. Of course until
he gets his commission from the Gov
ernor he can do nothing, consequently
there can he 10 appointments made nor
wills admitted to probate for the pres
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ANNoUNcsM ENTs.
City Clerk.

g. .. OIly ShOA -
Editors of the Register:
Please announce g. r. FAIRS a candi-
date for City Clerk at the coming charter
election, and oblige u,rr,e
jams MANY NUTEtSS.
Editors OF the Register:
At the earnest solicitation of many
friends, announce myself an candidate
for the office Of City Clerk, at the ensuing
city election.
jana H.P. ADAMS.
Editors Of The Register:
Please announce the name of JOHN
HERR IN as an independent candidate for
the office OF City Clerk.
jams MANY VOTERS.
Editors Of the Register:
0hereby announce myself as a candidate
f6f the office Of CITY Clerk, and II elected
will endeavor TO discharge the duties Of the
JOHN b. RINEHART.
Editors of the Register:
Please announce w. T. rMBLEM AZ a
candidate for fine office OF City Clerk, az
the coming charter election. jail
We are authorized to announce that
GEORGE @. BLACK, who now holds the
position Of City Clerk, will be candidate
for that office at the ensuing city election.
jail
Editors Of the Register:
By the request OF many citizens, please
announce FRA SCIS A BRITT as candf-
date for City Clerk, at the ensuing munich
pal election.
Editors OF the Register:
You will please announce me as candi-
date at the next municipal election for the
office OF City Clerk
dec3l-i ALEX. II. FORGEY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

FIGHT IN BRIDGEPORT On Friday
night, at a dance given at Horners,
formerly Fraziers, hotel. just back OF
Bridgeport, a party Of Bridsepor,ers,
fiuding several Young men from
Wheeling Island present, attacked
them and succeeded in getting up a
general knock-down aud drag-out row.
A Young islander named Mart. Bond
had his nose broken in the melee. Our
informant SAYS that the trouble vas en-
tirely OF Bridgeport manufacture. No
arrests were made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

OFF OF THE TRAcK.-A car OF the
train due here about ten o'clock Satur-
day morning, on the Hempfeld rail-
road, jumped from the track near the
old depot The engine and rear pas
senger car remained on the track, while
the middle car jumped from the rail
and went humping along, creating
great CONSERVATION among the psssen~
gers. Nobody hurt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

AID INTERIM Hon. c: S Lewis bav.
ing resigned the position Of State Sup
erin,endent OF Free Schools, and the
Superintendent elect, Hon. B. W.
Byrne, not entering on his duties until
the fourth OF March next, the Govern
or has appointed Hon. w. K. Pendle-
ton, Of Bethany college, State Superin-
teniert al interim.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

OFF FOR CHARLEsToN.-Last night, o.
s Long, OF the REGISTER, s. B. Nc
Colloch, Clerk of the Circuit Court, L.
Jourdan and A. NJ. Jacob left for
Charleston. We wish them a happy
aud pleasant passage, but with the Per.
manent Seat ice-bound, doubt their
having it.
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Street Commissioner.

Editors Of the Register:
Announce F. A. BULGFR rs an indie
pendent c. nd date for Street Commissioner,
and II elected will discharge The duties OF
the office faithfully
ianll MANY VOTERS.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce the name OF STEPHEN
CLARKE as candidate for the office OF
Street Commissioner, and oblige
JAM MANY CITIZENS.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce to your city readers that
will be q candidate for re election TO the
Office Of Street Commissioner at the mu-
nIcipal election to be held on the I'D int.
jams I. LEONHAhI.
Editors OF the Register:
thereby announce myself as candidate
for the ONCE Of Street Commissioner at the
jaL6 JAMES HALEY.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce hat l vii be candidate
for Street [ ommissionsr at the coming ci y
election, and will be thankful or the sup
port of my fellow citiZees.
jan"-i LAWRENCE CLARK.
Editors OF the Register:
Plaasaannounce that will be a candidate
for street Commissioner az the coming city
election, and will b. thankful Tor the sup
Iort OF my fellow citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

NAVIGATION was temporarily suspend
ed on Saturday. The Courier is laid up
below, the Express at Bellaire and the
Hudson somewhere between Psrkers-
burg and Cincinnati. Ice too heavy
for safe steamboating.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

NINETY.FlyE cases in a hundred OF
Rheumatism and Neuralgia cured by
Dr.. Filters Rheumatic Compound. the
greatest remedy for Rheumatism ever
discovered. See advertisement Every
sufferer should try it. Sold by Logan,
List IL Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

ARTlsrIo.-Our readers will be e ad
to learn that Mr.. George Storm, one OIL
the most skilful artists that has ever
piled the pencil and brush in this vi
cipity, is now at the St. James Hotel
and prepared to receive sitters for por-
traits. Call early.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

TosHE desiring anything in the wall
PIPER or stationery are requested to call
at A. w. Paul's, No. 80 Monroe street.
The largest stock Of blank books
school books, wall parer, &c in the
State. Make q speciality OF deco
rative and fresco wall papers. Orders
received for hanging
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Sup't Water Works.

Editors of the Register:
Please announce me as the peoples cal IT.
didate for the office OF superintendent ~
Water Works at the coming city election
janll Jas. Il. MOORE.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce me as a candidate for re-.
election tn the Office OF Superintendent of
Water Works at the coming charter elec..
lion.
jap9-i JOHN w. CUMMlSGS.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce JOHN SCOTT as citi-
zens' candidate for Superintendent OF
Water Works at the com ng charter cleo
ton, and oblige
jan9-i MANY VOTERS.
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A RARE CHANcE.-At our SEMI
annual closing out sale, consisting Of
Heavy Winter Overcoatings, Vestir gs,
Suitings and Underwear, all of which
we will sell at astonishiugly low fig
ures, to make room for our spr ng
stock. j. L. LAKIN q Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

HOLIDAY GooDs.-We recommend
those Wishing to purchase Boots and
Shoes to call at L. V. Blends, where
they will find the finest and best stock
ever brought to thi city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

MARRIAGE LlCENsEs.-There were
Line marriage licenses issued from the
County Clerks office during the week
ending Friday, January 10, as follows
Monday, 3; Tuesday, | Wednesday, 2;
Thursday, 2; Friday. l. Wonder if
the cold weather bad anything to do
with this great increase IN this depart
ment Of Ite2
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THERE was decided change in the
temperature, yesterday. There was an
agreeable absence OF high winds and
low temrerature.
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Save Your Horses.
sETIRO9H."

ssrNrRosH" OR UNFERMENTED WINE
for Communion purposes. Also,
wine for ladies and ipvalida Also. Spark.
ling and Hook Wines, Pinet d Co. Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purposes.
For sale by. LOGAN, LIST d Co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

PARTIES wanting stamping, braiding
or embroidering done are requested to
call on Miss Maggie Blue, at the Gro
yer & Baker Sewing Machine Office,
No 90 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

However ugly your wife may be,
she has at least this beauty: II enc
abuses you herself, she will not allow
any one else to do it.
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City Sergeant.

Editors OF the Register:
You will please announce to the citizens
Of Wheeling that am candidate for the
Office ot City Sergeant at the ensuing city
eleci ion, and oblige
jan7-i SMITH MCDONALD.
Editors of the Register:
Please announce my name az a candi-
date for the office OF City Sergeant, at the
ensuing city election. and onlige
jan6 FRANK STANLEY.
We are authorized to announce that
CHARL' y A. EXLfY will be candidate
for he office OF City Sergeant at the Cnar-
Ter Election to be held on thursday, jan
uary ed. dec3l
herebr offer myself as candidate for
re.e!ection TO the Office OF City Sergeant
dec3l HENRY CONAST.
Editors OF the Register,
p ease announce ED VI. DAVIS az Citi-
zens' candidate for the flee of City Ser
geant at the coming municipal election.
and obii9e
decS0-h MANY VOTERS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

IRA YOUNG citizen was arrested on
Saturday for disorderly conduct. He
will furnish a case for the Police Court
this morning.
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Wharf Master.

Editors OF the Register:
Please announce the name Of JOHN
CROCK ARD as a candidate for the office .oi
Wharf Master at the ensuing charter ele C.
ton.
jan3-i MANY VOTERS
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce my name as a candidate
or reelection 10 the office of Wharf Master
at the ensuing city election
jan3.i JOSEPH FORSYTH.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce my name as a candida te
for the Office OF Wharf Master at the ensu-
ing city election and oblge
ian9 JOHN Q. BELVILLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-13

THERE is man in this city 90 mean
that he would take "the beam out Of
lie own eve" if he thought he could
sell K for timber.