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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

We vii! receive ANYTHING to be sold at
Auction or Private Sale at ANY TINE.
4S WM. C. CHASE s. co.
mine Gott. you break mine arm out
al to pieces" WAS the exclamation on
Thursday last Of an individual recently
arrived from the Faderland. He had
come down to the city Of Newberry
either to sell cotton or get tight, perhaps
both. Certain it is, he accomplished
the latter, and when seen by our re-
porter he was in custody of 4 stout
white lad and stouter negro, who
were dragging hin. through the streets
on their way home. He WAS the
drunkest, jolliest Dutchman ever seen.
His round, rosy face, through which
the whiskcy seemed ready to ooze,
being lit up into 4 perfect blaze of re-
splendency by the fire Of Il long nine
stuck IN the centre Of his mouth Our
reporter says he reminded him of Mar
ryatt's flying Dutchman.
The Wheeler & Wilson Machine
Agency, of which Mr.. L. H. Redus is
the efficient chief for Ncwberry, has
been removed to the Auction and Com
mission Room Of Messrs. VIM. c. Chase
&Co. Several machines on hand. which
will be sold to suit the panicky times.
The best machines made are the Wheel
er & Wilson. 4S-Jt.
SIGNOR SILyASO'S SoIREEs.-Mr.
Silvano exhibited here for five nights
last week, drawing 4 full house each
night and giving entire satisfactlon.-
We attended several of the entertain
ments and can truthfully say that his
performances in sleight-of-hand were
the best we have ever seen. This seems
to be the unanimous opinion of all who
saw them, who are capable Of Judging.
1t would be impossible for us to special
ly allude to any particular tlick, as
each was the best of its kind.
The dancing figures" too, afforded
much amusement, moving with the
music, conically or gracefully, as was
desired. Sambo's dance with Dinah
and the admirable representation Of
their voices by Mr.. Silvano was quite
1uun,. c':,A sSketer' catcher was no
humbug
Many presents We're given ont to
those fortunate enough to draw the
lucky numbers, eah person buying
ticket having daw. The leading
,,rcsents were :. wata, 4 marble top
t,ble set of chairs, SOL chalAbcr set,
:, hat rack, rocking clIir and q few
others One man got a:od fish and
another :, cradle: both these two
fortupatcs were like the man who
bought the elephant.
Mr.. S. changed his sleis-ofhand
n.orranme every night. He s>erves
, , f,ll house wherever he goes.
Remember Chase's Auctions. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

In accordance with :, time honored
custom, and especially rs there are fifty
three Wednesdays in the year just
closing, We purpose publishing bnt a
half-sheet next week, to accommodate
our advertising patrons. This will give
the employees of this Office a brief re-
spite from labor. All work and no
play makes Jack 4 dull boy, you are
aware, reader.
;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

One thousand bushels o! Corn in store and
for sale by WM. c. CHASE & co.
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Fol Bargains in Clothing. and Gents

Fol Bargains in Clothing. and Gents
and Youths out-ftting, generally, the
reader is referred to the card Of Messrs.
r. & W. c. Swafield. of Columbia.
Their stock is large and made up in the
latest styles, ana Of the hest material.
Especially to be considered. however,
is that they have materially reduced
the prices. When in the city visit them.
As announccl Lately, we will commence,
after this issue, 10 strike out the names OF
subscribers, vito 10 not respond to the invi-
ta:ion 20 renew, rs their term Of sub b'crint;on
expires. Many Of those in arrears, land i; i,
regretted that there are SO n N.Y., who do not
comply with the request 10 pay up back dues
will also be stricken of, and their accounts
placed in hands 70: collection. We trust.
however, that no one will force u| TO SO di,a-
grecaDle an alternative, and one which we
haze never yci done.
Our purpose i 20 d, cl<h business ;hc
coming Year, feeling satisfied that it vii! be
more satisfactory 10 both subscriber and pub
Usher Pay up, gentlemen. 5l-3'.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EEWBERRY COUNTY.
BE- IamrS C. I.nahv Hrni,ntn lmdnn

"N"'NS ~ -i-"'t.I t'AS@HS pHASS'
Whereas, c Lark hath made suit TO NE,
IL grant unto him Letters Of Administra.
ton Of the Estate and effects OF I4lra G..
Lark, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and a,lmcnish
all and SINGULAR tie kindred and creditors
Of the said Lura G. Lark, deceased, that
they be and appear, before INC, in the
Court OF Probate, 70 be held At Newbcrry
Court House, S. c., on the 3lst iay 81
December, inst, after Publication hereof,
at, O'Clock in the forenoon, to Shcw
cau>c, if any they have, why the said Ad.
mini<trntion should not be granted. Given
unc;cr III: Hand, this Fifteenth day OF De-
cember, Ammo Domini, 1878.
J. Z. LEAlil, ]. ?. y.t.
Dee. Ii J1-2t.
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-s-. g. 4S-d
S5.A~z 3 TIC GUANo.-The at
Town Counts invited to the adj
orderly conduct; n. Robson, Of
agent for the
The Wheeler t;uano It has
. Agency, of which &rove its great
E the effclent ciAcf tnts, and ,.re
been removed to the son offers it
mission Room Of Mes
Il Several nlacli
sold to suit tii2o,... L I
machines ma
Rn. s:e s'sev'S
- - Inc
fresh of the mer-
base & <Gtd, while the
---,.s Santa Claus
:pplies. 1t looks
like old ti1ssSsS,t;
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20 ACRES.

in tie Town Of Ncr',crry. This is the mos:
desirable piece oi property as Il family resi-
dcnr,. III ;iIc upper part cf ihc STAG.
..-". :h' OFFICE. LOT. whc:cOn j. lnca-
=" IL, rwC->;"ly lhiri: lEousc. ROW uccr-
pied ~ Fair, Pope < Pope, md NlrorIn N 4
Sc'ir:Hi'rit. ;S Law offices tic !.3: fiont>
on lp.cr S::tc! lwvu:r..iIr :cr:. r:.!.rr. :.
back iur rn. hundred anA Nix feet This
piece uf property ca: r,;iiiIy i.c r,ntrI l,.r
three tun !ri.d dollar, per anuun!.
Al.u, T::at most ,:c>:.a!,ir FARM, consist
ing Vi: about
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

On and after this date. all Dress
Goods viii be sold ut and below cost, at
MCCALL & POOLS.
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Executors Sale.

By virtue Of the power vested in me BY
the Vii! Of MARGARET S. GOLDING, de.
ceased, viii sell at The tesiueuce of Bart
L.; S. Goliing, in Newberry County, at pub-
lie auction,
on MONDAY. THE 2gTH DAY
OF DECEMBER INSTANT,
al the Personal Property Of the said de-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

2 WIN. C. Chase s Co., wholesale dealers in
Liquors. 81,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

w. T. WRIGHT'S TIN SHOP.-Mr.
Wright has recently enlarged his store
by the addition Of 4 room extending to
the street in the rear, which is decidedly
IN Improvement. This part he uses as
his work shop, and he is now prepared
to 10 anything in his line with ease to
himself and satisfaction to his custo-
mers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

Remember, SPECK's is the place to
buy YOUR CHRISTMAS Presents. 49tt
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Executors SAFES.
EXECUTORS SALE.

BY authority Of the last Will and Tesla
ment of the late COL. SIMEON FAIR, we
will sell, 1t Ncwbery c. H.,
On Sale-day in january next,
the following lanIs belonging to our tes;ators
Estate ;D-Wii:
Tile RESIDENCE: of the deceased, being Il
LARGE TWO-SrORY BRICK HOUSE,
with twelve roDmS, besides !. basement, ANA
with gas fixtures for every room, Tie land
attached being aboEt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

COMPLAINT AND REMEDY.-The col.
lisions and hairbreadth escapes of life
and property on the streets of New
berry are fearful and frequent. The
streets are entirely too narrow. It's 4
bad wind, however, which blows no
one good, and the wheelwrights, wagon
makers. doctors and horse traders make
no complaint, for every accident, smash
up, confusion, OF used mp horse brings
them in L profit. But the pedestrian,
whose occupation runs in another chan
mel, feels otherwise. and asks, why is
this thus? Is there is no remedy? We
answer, ves-let the Town Council meet
and determine to give ont contract to
the lowest bidder to move all the build
ings on the main streets a little farther
back in the same place. There is nc
trouble at Ill about it.
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"N'illain" he exclaimed. US he grasp
cd poor Dick by the throat, you have
ruined MY happiness forever, ;lnd now
III be rcvcngcd." Fortunately for Dick,
the by-$tanders interpoSed, and he Was
soon relieved from his pnri!ous situation.
Dick then explained tl:At
>l'ECK AND M'FAI.l. Il POuL
hul sold tie good< 10 Gcrtrudc Just rs
Mry woY|d hnrc donc 70 a,ay oth"r Jo7tng
hmy,and had no idea that they would
make her so proud that she would cut
her old acQuaintanccs.
by the way" added Dick. Il think
[ can get yc;. cut Ct your troubles,
Alonzo. Step into the store. The scale
of Gertrudc's sclfcStecm may he turn-
ell by increasing the weight of Your
own"
Dick thai. 2al,! t4c @espairing lover y
satin vest pattern. in whose comparison
all inks are white, & couple Of yards of
broadcloth, soft as the down in the cvg
nets nest. some cashmere for pants, rs
glossy even rs Gcrtrudc's ringlcts.
WRIGHT AID CnPrC"E.
from their splendid assortment. sold
him Il hat and crlvat us fascinating and
superb us Il hat and cravat could bed
h-UlOltc.
DIR. ). +. FAINT,
from his tasty establishment, supplied
AIonza with SGap, brushes and other
nic-nacs, and i bottle of perfume made
Of the dew of the morning and the balm
Of Il thousand flowers.
lie then FASTENED to
l.. F. PnIrEl;S
finely assorted Boot and Shoe Store.
Ehifcr ncl lri.i with lie peculiar grace,
and sold him pair of French calf skin
boots that fit like the rind of IN orange.
.Alonzo had his suit made in due time,
by
p SCOTT,
and appeared on the Street$-thc OBJ
served Of Ill observers.
''I1ow neat" exclaimed one.
'IIow supcrb.' cried another.
"Wlcre did You buy?" WIS the H.
qlirv of all.
Alonzo touched his hat at the last
qlc<tion-sai,l nothing-bnt pointed
Significantly to Fant'S, Scots, Wright
4 Coppock'S, Phifrr's and Cash's stores
but had not received sufficient asSur-
aGce even to intimate Spock's .Jcwchy
store and McFall & Fools supply of
female attire.
TO make u long story short, Gertrude
rcl"ntcd and repcnte,l, and was finally
50 glad that ..ilonZo had not resented.
that she presented him with her hand,
and all parties are now contcnted that
the marriage was not prevented by 4
catastrophe which would lave been
forever lamentel.
Gertrude advises all ladies to initiate
her example.
They will shortly 90 to housekeeping,
and intend to purchase their groceries
Of
IoVEIArE ,SD N-IIEEIE
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WISENIAN REMOVES

WISEMAN REMOVES
HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
THE 1ST OF JANUARY,
To the large Hall over MessrS. J. f.
Webb 6 Co.'S Store, wherehe will have
plenty of good room, and more light,
and hopes to do satisfactory work at
the right prices.
Come all We that love nice things, to
Wiseman's Gallery, over Webb & Coz
Store. j0-tf.
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.INIIN Z. SI,i.(lI .


Never lrld .Alo,zo seen such rich attire,
and never looi.cd Gertrude 90 Ecautilul
rs now. She la;i just made her winter
purchases ut
MFALL AND POOLS FANCY STORE.
and wlS now arraycd in her new
,lraprrv for the first time.
As she looked upon Alonzo, and
l;<tenc! to his impressive wor,ls-wor'ls
that wonld have Eccn the soHi Of ciu-
qlcncc to other ''ars-her lips began to
curl, and 4 scowl settled upon her brow.
"Simpleton!: she exclaimed, "do You
think ! wonld marry the like Of YOU?
Bcgonc. III let You know I'm worthy
Of Your bctters."
Alonzo WAS terrified. lie looked
,iageoEs-hnt used none, SeiziH" bis
hat he Iantcd up and down tie room ;
and then shifting his brow in the mad
ness Of despair, he rushed wildly into
the street. In 4 few minutes he was ut
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

Auction or Private Sale at ANY TINE.
4S WM. G.. CHASE 6 co.
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Remember Chase's Auctions
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Progressive Age copy till day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26
, Glorious Ath in DanbUry.

Stephen Butler lives in Weslville
and owns a farm. Mr.. Butler has had
no particular feeling against the Fourth
Of July as an anniversary. Friday
morning he YVES engaged milking one
Of his cows. While thus employed, a
youth named Morgan. fred by the
memory OF the deeds OF his father, and
having sone pocket money. imagined
the siy was full of British, and loading
his gun with powder and slug,
fret away at a few OF them
The cow Mr.. Butler was milking al
The time, was working up new cud,
and thinking Of the changes that had
taken place in the political and sociaI
affairs Of the country in the past nine
ty-five wears, when the slug from Nor.
CAMS gun came over the fence, and
p!oughed into her hind leg, glanced
from the bone, and dropped into the
pail. At this the COW steRped over to
the other eide Of the yard and glancec
back at Mr.. Butler, with look Of min.
sled establishment and reproach, which
Mr. Butler failed to notice, being toe
busily engaged in picking himself up
and otherwise enjoying the stIrring
memories OF he day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26
Ingenuity of an Insane Man.

The Lancaster (Pa-) Express relates
the following in giving an aeeount'~of
an attempted escape by an insane man
"In the insane department OF the Lam
cs.ter County Hospital there is eonfin-
ed a man named John. EchburDe. lie is
not dangerous, but is not safe to be let at
large A short time since he managed
to scale the yard wall, fourteen feet in
height. but was shortly afterwards cap
tured. Yesterday one OF the assistants
in making tour around the yard, dis
covered hid under a pile OF stones IN q
corner, singular looking ball, which
he took to Superintendent Cox. On ex-
animation it was found TINT the ball
was made up OF rope, something thicker
than broom twine, and that the mate
rails used in making il were theileaves
of peach trees, with which the yard
is studded, the bark Of the small limbs
and some grass. The rope when I'M
wound is nearly 800 feet is length, when
in a ball it is as large as atwenty-tour
pound round-shot. 1t is so tough that
the strongest hands cannot tear it apart
The man must have been working upon
it for several weeks, his object was to
eecape from the Institution by its aid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26
ADoNt Frauds.

The Ga'oyy Tor August contains q
uebu!uos chapter upon frauds. After
epumeratipg tie beautiful varieties Of
fraud 70 be tourd ID politics, religion,
RAILWAYS, canals, bridges, knives, forks
spoons and sait cellars. the writer goes
ou to the frauds in production, dislri
button currency, and even reform. East,
west north and south. fraud stalks over
the world welcome visitor whether In
the castle OF the no!le or the hut Of
the repeater. Fraud has become a
bouseoold word, and it has even be-
come matter OF pride, not only with
large cities, but with country seats, vii
.aces, apd even small bamiets, each to
have its own annual crop OF frauds:
But the gSt OF the article is contained
in the suggestion to newspapers gene
rally that they possess themselves OF q
'raud editor, whose special department
it would be to classify ard analyze
news coming under this head accord
ing TO some general system. The busl:
ness has certainly become national, and
would bear looking into.
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plED,

wiLeON-On Thursday, July oath, 1878, at
2,% O'Clock, p. H., Vim. P.Wilson, in the 74.h
year Of his age.
Also, on Friday, July Goth, at 5 O'Clock, P.
NJ Sarah Pannell, wife OF VIM. P. Wilson,
In her list year.
The funsial OF both will take place nom
their late residence on North street, this
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock r. N. In.
terment nj Mount Wood.
DUFFIELD-On FRIDAY evening, July
25th, 1873. Of 81 o'clock Mrs. r. j., wife OF
Upton ]. Dufiield.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
(sabbath) afternoon at five o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
WALTON the 25th day ofJuly, at his res
idence on MaIshall street between Market
and Main, John Z. Vail, In the eth year OF
his age.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. Friends OF the family nre respect.
fully invited to attend. 3'aH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26

Midsummer Malaria.

At this season the heat OF the sun uber-
n.es from the soil. the water and the flth Of
cities immense quantities Of unwholesome
gases which the strongest can scarcely In
hale with impunity, and which develop
the most distressing diseases In the weak
and Feeble. " Is, therefore, OF paramount
importance 10 invi8orate the body in hot
weather. V1talize and strengthen the storn.
ach and the nervous system with at least
two doses per day Of Hostetters Stomach
Bitters end you will be sure to escape the
fits o. indigestion, attacks Of bilious collie,
sick headaches, diarrhoeaS and dysenteries
which are SO common at this season. Be
prudent. A little care and exercise now
i,,av prevent your being Frustrated by re
miitact or intermittent fever, or by chronic
bowel or liver complaint throughout the
fall. When yisrr is ooz'ng out Of every
pore under the raya OF an almost vertical
sun. this genial vegetable tonic supplies to
the nervous system nu aliment which en-
ableS 1t TO withstand the drain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26

GRACE GREENWOOD says: THE fact
is there are too many OF US women.
And there seems no relief for coming
generations except through the heroic
remedy of quietly putting all female in.
fsnts out OF the way. Nothing could
be so good Tor US except long and
glorious succession OF Herods."
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posed among our citizens can make no
better use of the money they we'll can
spass than to devote . portion Of it to
supplying the present necessities Of the
Cbildren's Home and enlargipg its OPP
portunitfes for usefulness.
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.KEhH00D ; s9asR1 ss. BOYS.

Presents strong attractions to parents and
guardians. A pleasant home; thorough
instruction: healthfnl discipline; excellent
library; new apparatus. Send for Gaia.
logue. LIBERAL discount to elugymen.
CHARLES JACoBUs, A. NJ, Prin.,
.... New Brighton, Penn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MARIETTA RIISET]sI4s o9E;MSsaE'

The next term In college and Academy
begins ! thursday, Sept. Z The town Is
GENT and refined. and INF fun sympathy with
the college. Cabinets and appar atus are
large and excellent; the number Of vol
umes $500. Candidates for the ministry
have tuition and room rent RENTED, and
aid is gwen TO other worthy students need.
much larger than before Address the
Presieent, i. W. ANDRE VS.. " ..
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FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
~ seventeen acres, situated In Ohio coun-
~, West Va, two miles from Roney 8 Point
and Hempaeld railroad, twelve miles rom
Wheeling, on the line OF the West Union
pike. IInprovem ents, two good dwelling
houses, barn stable, and other out build
ings; 50 acres under Gu tivation balance In
good timber; orchard O. choice fruit VIII
be sold a. private sale Tor sLJ yeF acre, ray-
menis TO suit the purchaser. Ifrot sold by
september will be for rent For further
particulars apply to -..-
JAMES ANUgRSDY,
West Alexander, Wash ngton Co Pa,
r.. Or 1. +. JOSEG%,
July2 Attorney at Law, " heehnc
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COAL! COAL! COAL. !
P. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.'S
coal QRKS,

coal MQRKS.
Southeast End OF Zane street Drldge, East
Wheeling.
We will take pleasure In filing oil orders
forcoal left at the following named PLACES,
or at the Go ! Works, viz:
Geo Roberts Paint Store, Main street.
Ihos. Fahy, Gre Ger, Market street, Centre
Wheeling.
Mrs McEntee, cor. Sixth and Clay streets.
Thomas Mccormick, Third street. bet,
Main and Market, Centre Wheeling.
h1rONlers Solicited. feb1-h
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
lcoHnty, June Rules
Thomas Hughs and William F. Trull,
partners as Thomas Hughes d Co., Us Daniel
Quinlan. In aSSumpSit.
The object ofthis action is to recover from
the defendant the sum of two hundr. d
and thirteen dollars and fifty cents (2l350)
with interest thereon from the first day OF
April, 1871, until paid, which sum Is due for
merchandise and money advanced 10 the
said defendant.
The summon in this case having been re-
turned mot found" and IL appearing from
an affidavit filed in the cause that the said
Daniel Qpinlan Is nonresident OF the
State; IL Is ordered that the said Daniel
Quinlan do appear before this G lurt. or the
Clerk thereof, in bis office within one
month from the date OF this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect his
Interests in the premises.
. Teate- ROBT. Z. w ODS,
Clerk ofthe COUNTY Court, for Ohio county
this 9th day May, 1873.
CRACRArT & RUSSELL, pro Qu.
maySq-b
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail 10 procure MRS. WINsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUPiyr all diseases incident
TO flie period OF T. ethingin children. 1t re-
]ieves the child from pain, cures wind ,oltc,
regulates The bowels, and by giving relief
aud health 10 the child, gives rest TO the
mother. ......
Be sure and caM for
For sale by all druKgtsiS.. ...' devb
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SATURDAY. JULY 26. 1878.
RATES, OF ADVERTISING
oil ~ ~
TRE-DAhY RhGISIhRs
Ha ne square-T inch space.
TINA .-s ISL One month.......s 6

nd ne square-T inch space.
One u ma .-s ISL One month; ......s 9 ~
Two times ......... Is Three months. IL W
one week -......- sol One year.........- Is %
opesnrare changsable once week $50.
uFor sale,p s"For Rent" wants,
nRoarding, wa, os. ,""Found, ""Obituarles, ="
nRsiisious and Society Notices, no cents per
line Tor each insertion, but no adyertise-
ment less than so cents.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed piaceS -
Der cent additional.
Cuts win be charged double for space &C.
Supied. 49,. "a
cent additional.
local Notices Is cents per llne--6W 40
tocd notice uil, be f,,ssrtei for tess than ONE
AHAdvertisements,e except for estahl ishcd
buSiness houses, must be paid Tor in sd'
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
Yearly advertisers will be. onfDed to
their legitimate business. and all adver-
tIsements not connected with II Will De
charged for az ouyregular rates.
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OUR OWN WATCH.
FOR SALE.

A FARM CONTAINING ONE HUN
n dred and three acres. / will sell II In
o. e lot or divide il in lots OF Jour or hVe
acres to suit purchasers There Is no batter
land in Ohio county Tor market gardening.
a'tna' ed within one mile OF the city OF
Wheeling.
Termseone- fourth cash; balance in one,
two, and three years. For further particu-
lars enquire Of the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
s. Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-26
Just received ard Tor sale by
SCHULTZ & NEUEAUSEN,
july2j
LIST OF LETTERS

UNCLAIMED IN THE
IL Iostcffice at Wheeling, Saturday, jay
18th. 1877. ,-,,
40 tain any OF tile following, the app'i
cant N please call Tor advertised letter.
giving date OF this list: