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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

GEETLEMEN's FAsHIoNs.-For even
ing wear, except on full dress occasions,
the double breasted strai ght frock, with
full, long skirt will be much worn, and
they are decidedly handsome and becom-
ing to most men.
The double and single-breaSted cuta-
ways and English walking coats, which
have had so popular run for several
seasons past, seem to have lost but little
oftheir popularity with the general pub
tic.
For business wear the double-breastsd
sack coat, cut longer than last season,
will take prominent place in the line OF
fashionable garments this fall and WIN
ter, and for warmth, comfort and natty
appearance are destined to become eX-
ceedingly popular.
Vests To match the coat are made both
single ana dOuDle DTeasteu IL t"S'0 Va
fancy dictates. Wide binding in mat
tase, basket, diagonal and military braids
are in demand and add much to the
beauty of the garment on which they are
worn.
The fashion for pantaloons is gradual
ly drifting into what is known as the
peg top" Style-but tina spring bottoms
hold the field, and seem 10th to leave it.
In Boston the fashionable dressed men
are wearing the spring-bottom pants,
while in New York tho "Peg-top" style
is all the rage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

PERsoEAL.-B. Davenport, Esq, rep
resents the pork packers of this city in
the National Association which is now in
session at Louisville.
Two of our well known druggists. +.
Booking and T. J. Finney, are in Louis
Vile. attending the Annual Convention
of the American Pharmace utical Associa-
ton.
James Fisk, ST., the father of the late
Col. jim Fish, was at the ST. James Hotel
yesterday.
The Rev. J. 4. Latane, formerly rector
Of St. Matthews Church, Of this city, is
in Louisville, and on last Wednesday
evening, preached in the Reformed
(Cummings) Episcopal Church Of that
city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

CHAPLINE ST. NJ. f. CHURCH.-For
some weeks past this church has been in
the hands of the painters and frcscOers,
and it now comes out thoroughly reno
waited and repaired. The audience room
has been handsomely frescocd and car
pctcd, presenting II very neat and at
tractive appearance. The Sabbath school
room formerly 80 dark, is now bright
and cheerful. A large addition has been
made to the library of the school, and
three large maps of Scripture lands will
materially add to the interest of the
school. The opening services of the
Church will take place Tomorrow;
preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. r.
Thompson, morning and evening. We
doubt not the house will be filled to its
utmost capacity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

COMIgG COMING l-Gentlemen w,
are coming, and you should VAN -
them, if you have your interest 10 VIZ =,
most people try 70 get all they 90" ~ !"
their money, and very proper! i - - =,
We only have to say that II you de'iiJ I T. !,
get an equivalent for your MONEY !; a ,1... !.
the same time something that VIII pr
YOU. wait for the arrival Of II. fr'h t'
new stock Of fall and winter g'"h ', -,
men and boys wear. He has IDh 81
the lead in the clothing line, ana pDs
mean 10 be behind this season. pa
mind the name and number. II. "a" "A
Square Dealing, One-Price Cio'h'S''
18th street.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATG, September ll.-Cotton-
Firm at l6c. Flour-Active; family
- 10. CONFIRM at SOFA S3c. Oats
Firm at 47Gf 53c. Ryc-Firm at 95(G 96c.
Barlry-Stcady and in moderate demand;
No. | 81 Ojm$l 10; No. , unchanged;
fall No. > 81 27G -. OilS-Unchang-
ed. EggS-Firm at be. Chcc>c-Eirm
ut l34ml4. Pork-Frm; jobbing at
$500. Lard-Quict and unchanged.
Bulk Meats Demand and market firm;
shoulders 9s@9ic; clear rib sides
he; clear sides II l+4c. Bacon-Activr;
shoulders 1910 lO4c; clear rib sides l5c;
clear sides l5!c. WhiSky-Steady and
in moderate demand at 81 %
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September ll.-Flour-
Demand fair and market firm. Wheat
demand fair and market firm; No.
white Wabash 81 ~; No.. s do 81 pa;
No. white Michigan 81 Il; extra do
81 2O!; amber spot 81 1Ot: seller October
81 llml l2!; No. red II IA. Corn
Firmrr and new higher; high mixed sole;
seller September Sl!c; seller October
HO!c; n" grade Sic; damaged 16c. Oats
Firm and Pa 81 higher; No. soc; No.
54W56c; Michigan 54G 55c.
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS
September II, 1874.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
At the adjourned meeting fthe Coun-
Gil last night, thefollowing business was
transacted: -. -...-.--
As to the Cemetery road passing
through Mr.. Gilfs property, he iswilling
to submit the decision to arbitration.
The report of the police as regarded
the condition of their wards, was read
and received.
1t was moved and carried that the
secretary be authorized to visit those
places reported by the police TO be in q
bad condition, and give written notice to
have such nuisance abolished.
The City Clerk was authorized to re-
ceived bids for the removal Of garbage. -.
The Street Commissioner was required
to tear up some old boards on Second and
Guernsey streets, and that the cutters be
filled up with stone.
Ii was moved and carried that bids on
the repairing, &c. of Pike street be
opened. .
II was moved and carried that the work
on Pike street be given to c. kearn.
II was moved and carried that c.
Kearn be required TO give bond in sum
double the amount of his contract.
A communication from Charles Henry,
protesting against all distractions before
hif coal mine, on Sheridan street, Wa. re-
ceived. .s.. .I
Mr.. V. T. MORGAN and Mr.. loSt
civil engineers, leaves our city on next
Nondny for Pittsburgh, the purpose be-
ing to select two hose reels for the Bel
laire hose companies.
THE auction below Railroad bridge,
Water street, is still in full bloom.
SEVERAL of our merchants have left
the city. some on business and still others
on pleasure. Mr.. Sively news agent in
this city, returned last night from a
three weeks absence.
WE have some wonderful
ice cream people in our
city, to ,sec them going after it
with heavy shawls and oyercoats on,
gives US succinct idea of the eternal
fitness Of things in general.
IT is hardly necessary to speak about
the prosperous condition of our manufac-
tories. "a il has been named several times
in our papers, but We believe there il not
the same number of manufactures Ofthe
same kind any where that have II less
number of stoppages for repairs, strikes,
etc.
Oysters are being received by several
of our eating houses. The are nice and
fresh. and about the usual size later in
rhc season. We have one or two places
that will make a specially of oysters this
season One of them is kept by Mr.
burst, on Water street. He understands
that kind of business, and if nicely fixed
up'oysters are wanted, go there.
IT is sincerely regretted by several of
our citizens that in the last few locals of
"Jcremiah' and Auburn there has
been nothing said about the gympson
weeds intcstng our city, and now they
request that something be spoken Of
about those things by both these parties.
1t shows progress to keep such things
plainly before the public. Now, "Jorc-
miah' and Auburn" gophorum.
EVERYTHING 80 h" in the police Of
fee, no one arrested yesterday. We are
not certain but that the day of judgment
is approaching. 1t must be, three days
have now passed by and but one arrest
Such state of things cannot remain SO
long without something terrible hap
pcnlng.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

The Boat RACE.-The single scull
lace between Edward Phillips, of Steu-
benville, and James Corcoran, Of the
Hegncr Boat Club Of this city, will take
place this afternoon. The race viii be
rowed over the same course as the
Bright-Corcoran race was rowed, from
the Top Mil, mile and q half and re-
turn. There is quite number of bets
being made on the result, but as Phillips
is not known here Corcoran Is the favor
tie. Pools will be sold by George 4.
Wickham, suctioneer, on the race at the
Opera House Saloon, this morning.
Those who want TO invest can do so.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

REAL ESTATE TRAosFERs.-Thc fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers enter
ed in the County Clerks Office for the
week ending September nth, 1874:
Deed made August 10, 1874, by II. b.
VI. Wheat and wife, transfers to Geo. X.
Wheat their entire interest in the real
estate, machinery, &c, Of Wheat y Son >
tanncry in La Belle. Also lots and 2
and 10 feet of lot No. 3, in square 8,
South Wheeling and lots Nos. and 3
on 32d street South Wheeling. Admit
ted to record August II, 1874; 5000. :
Deed made April q, 1874, by Rebecca
Bonar, transfers 10 Robert VI. BOnar the
dover interest in undivided half of farm
of K. VI. and G.. ID. Bonar, on Short
Creek, containing IL acres. Admitted
September /, 1864; $500.
Deed made September !, 1874, by Hen
~ NJ Russell, Special Commissioner,
transfers to Ralph and George Marsh,
portions of lots Nos. 3 and q, in South
Wheeling. Admitted September 4,
1874; 81 300
Deed made August 18th, 1874, by the
Stone Church Cemetery Association,
transfers t. a. ID. Buchanan, burial lot
81 and 80, in section l.. Admitted Sep
TENDER !, 1874; $3.50.
Deed made August u, 1874, by Wal
ter Marshall and wife, transfers to Sarah
v Bogard, piece of ground 40 feet by
40 feet, near the west end Of Fulton.
Admitted September s. 1874. $500.
Deed made August Is, 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery Association, transfers
Mr. Ellen b. Buchanan, 'ot No. %, in
section l.. Admitted September 8, 1874,
$500.
Deed mad" September 7th, 1874, by
Daniel G. List, executor Of Robt II. Cum
minis estate and Ann NJ. Cummin-.
transfers to Mayer Heyman part Of lot
No. on the west corner Of Main street
and north Of Market Alley. Admitted
September 10th, 1874; $1.52j.
Deed made June 8, 1874, by Helen s.
Eotf and Others, transfers 10 Joseph Bell
< acres IS 10 perch"s Of land in Leather
wood. on Wheeling Creek. Admitted
September 10Th, 1874; $4,000.
D'th maze september T. iSi4, bN Bit
ton Falloure, transfers to VIM. Harry
part Of lot No. l9l on the south side Of
10th street. Admitted September 10Th,
1854. $500.
Deed made September !. 1874, by X.
Dobler and wife, transfers n Anton Beu-
ter part Of lot No. 1876 on Chapline st.
Admitted September 10, 1874; $25.
Deed made April 18th, 1874, by Jas
II. Ferguson and wife transfers 10 A. II .
Noble - feet front on Wabash street by
l2j feet On Zane street, on the Island.
Admitted September 10Th, 1874; $500.
Deed made June sth, 1874, by S. Bra
dv and J. l.. Hobbs, executors Ofthe will
of Joseph Caldwell, deceased, transfers
u Nicholas He'll the north half Of lot
No. 10 in Square No. 10 in CaldwelIs
addition. Admitted September 18th,
1874; $500.
Deed made June 18th, 1874, By Stone
Church Cemetery, transfers TO William
VI. Grindstaff burial lot 220 in section &.
Admitted September II, 1874; $26.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRE, September lI.-Flout-
Dull and unchanged. Whrat-IIcavv
and unchanged Corn-Firm ut 9lG,
y2c. OatS-Dull; mixed western Goa 62c:
white 63c. Rye-Quict nj 92G g6c. Pork
Dull at SOB So Bacon-Activc; shout
dcrS l0bc; clear rib sides l5c. L.ard-A
shade tirmer ut ljc. Petroleum-Dull:
crude 43c. Cottee-Nominally unchang-
cd. Buttcr-Unchanged. Whisky
Firm at 81 o..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

HARD TO BEAT.-Eighteen thousand
dollars worth of Zelt's Popular EncycIo,,
pedia of knowledge have now been s9la
in the City of Wheeling, and the de-
mand is still increasing. The terms are
so easy that the poorest boy can reach 1t
who would get knowledge very cheap
Besides, there are no person of any oecu-
patton or profession in life who do not
find it invaluable.
Mr.. E. Clark, agent, is stopping at the
Grant House until January l, 1875, and
invites all who would like to see this
great work to call on him or drop him a
note, and he will call on them with sam
pies. -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, September ll.-BusineSs
was unsettled to-day by the break in the
print market, and package transactions
were light. The jobbing tradeprogreSSeS
favorablv. American and Aliens fancy
and Side Bands were reduced to 9c;but
staples are unchanged. Cotton goods
quiet at current prices. Cotton and
Wool Flannels active. WOolens quiet
Foreign goods in better Demand.
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, September ll.-W heat
Quiet; Pennsylvania and Ohio red
81 l2E1l Is; white 81 1901 %. Corn
Firm at So, 90c. Petrolcum-Crudc firm
at S3c at Parker ; rctincd,sfrm, quoted
AT ll3c Philadelphia delivery. Pig Iron
Dull; bituminou> No. foundry quoted
at $27 50(G29 % for four months; grey
forge $50 80 for four months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

\ NICE TIME.-The members of Com
pany { enjoyed themselves by indulging
IN the light fantastic toe, attheir armory,
last night. Billy Mayors band furnished
the music, which was good, of course.
Tim ladies and the sons of war lin case
they are nseded) We're happy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

BEFORE SQUIEE GILLEsPY.-A color
ed man named Frank Lee, was before
the above justice yesterday morning,
charged with disturbing the peace and
quietude Of the city, by making threats
and blowing his bazoo in high toned
key toward Daniel Garrison, who was
the complainant in the cast. The justice
required Lee to pay fine Of five dollars
and costs. The bill was paid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

THE funeral ofthe late Christopher j.
Carney WAS largely attended Yesterday
The Young Mems Catholic Society and
st. Patrick's Society were ont in full
force The remains of the deceased were
inferred at the new Catholic burial
ground on the National road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

Lois of peaches in town. Lots of peo-
pie eat them. Many fools eat them too.
You can always tell when fool has
been eating peaches, for he throws the
stone in the middle of the sidewalk.
where somebody can step on it and
Sprain their ankle.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf indicated :
inches in the channel and falling SLOWLY
The Science did not get OF for Pa
kersburg until one o'clock yesterday n:
ternoon, in consequence of having been
detained in her arrival by II heavy fo,
The c. w. Hornbrook wen, down
Long Reach TO get the Wheeling troigh
on the Esperanza, the latter boat being
unable TO come up any further on Sc
count of the low water. The llornhr,oA
Was due yesterday morning, but upio
late in the evening had not arrived
The hull of the new Hudson has hccn
launched at Murrysville, and Will be
towed up TO Wheeling 10 get her engine,
and cabin on. Hanes X Wilson hSy,
the contract for putting on the cabin Snl
Hobbs, Taylor " Co, the machinery.
The Mollie Ragon is the Parkcrsburg
packet this morning at half past ter
O'Clock.
The Willie j. the Sundsh pscks;
stuck on the bar nj the mouth Of
Wheeling Creek yesterday afternoon on
her way up.
A special dispatch from Pittsburgh to
the Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday
says:
Mr.. W. ". Altman, n well known
pilot, contrmplatcs making n trip ~ Can
cinnati in skih, and hr expects 10 leave
here ON Saturday next. The object u
the trip l. 10 examine the channel, AMI
where there are snags or ob,tructun' b.
move them, if he can dose. Mr. Altman
has made several trips of this kind before.
Il j. said that several other pilot. and
captains are contemplating II trip of this
kind for the same purpose, Several new
boats hay" been put under contract with
in the past few weeks, indicating that
steamboat stock is not entirely dead yet.
IBy Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, September II. River
10 inches. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, September ll.-Arriycd j
+. Tcllr, 5p m; Glencoe, New Orleans
~. m; b. ii. Cooke, Evansville p ~
Dcparted-Nashvllc, Memphis, sp. IN.
River : feet inches and failing W'ath-
or clear; mercury $50.
MEMPHIS, September ll-Rlycr fell
10 inches. Weather warm aud 'ho~"ry
Departed Nickaburg, 81. Louis; HSIcna
NIckshurg.
CINcINNATI, September ll.-RvT'
feet inches and falling. Arrived.
Eddysvillc, Evansville.
LoUIsyILLE September ll.-W"",h"'
warm and clear River falling with
feet and inches in channel; fo"t and
I inches in chute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

SACRED CoSCERT-Therc will be a
grand sacred concert held at the German
Protestant St. Johns Church Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. The music and
singing will be the best that has
been heard in this city for long time
and those who are fond of good music
should not fail To- attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

\ SHREwD Third ward lady who has
got forgetting husband, has adopted II
method of jogging his memory, which is
ut once novel and cfiectual. When she
desires him to bring anything from the
store, she makes cross on the back OF
his hand with a lead pencil. When he
takes drink at the saloon, in extending
his hand for the glass, he invariably sees
the mark, and remembers his errand.
Being thus reminded twenty or thirty
times day, it would be singular indeed
if he forgot what was required of him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

ToTHE PCBLIc.-Just received, .I ~
assortment Of New York and fnlI-' %
phia makes Of Mems wear, ,uPs'L .os.
custom. Makes in style and hni.n ~,
sitsing Of Congress Caters, hlei I.,i
and morocco top Boots, on different 1Cr.
Call and examine the above before
chasing elsewhere. c,y.
1910 JEkki
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RepubIican State Convention.

COLUMBIA, :. c., September 1.-The
Republican State Convention was engage
ed all day in discussing the report Of the
Committee on Credentials, which wa>
presented to-day, after being under con-
sidcration three days. Chamberlain and
Patterson are once more in the a>ccnden-
cy. as the report of the committee has
been manipulated by the convention to
that end. Nothing definite is likely TO
be done TONIGHT.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September ll.-Wheat-
Dull and weak at 81 07@lll. Corn
Firm at Sl6 S6c. Oats-Firm and held
higher at 53@56c. Petroleum-Quiet
and unchanged.
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From the New York Tribune. !

TIE Weber" PianOfOrtes are no.
excellent instruments, pure and reh -
quality. with much power and briIIiMc}
They can hardly be- said TO hAvei ~
1t IL, therefore, fitting that tb,y 'n'1''
be quartrrcd in a brown stone pal~f
wv IL snKIh AReLL-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Mark ct

New YORK, September ll.-MoNEI-
2@23 per cent; prime discounts 5@6
per cent for long and short date. Sterling
heavy at the morning decline at 1880
4sS4 for sixty days, and 4s53 for sight.
Customs receipts $4,000. Treasury dis
bursements $4,000. - ,
GoLp-Ranged at lO9!@lo93, the
opening and closing rates, Carrying
rates l@l4 per cent and loans at fiat.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
GOyERNMENTs-Qu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

Police COURT.-Only one case was
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
An Individual named Thomas Pylcs,
for acting in very disorderly manner,
was assessed twenty dollars and costs.
He had no money 50 lie WAS given a
ticket for board at the city's expense for
the next thirty DAYS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

FIRES, DRoUGHT AND Low WATER
We are having concurrence of clrcum-
stances which should set people to think
ing about the perils of confagration
There is drought throughout this part OF
the United States, nearly all the streams
of water in the interior country are un-
usually low; the woods, underbrush, herb
age and roofs of houses, stables and barns
are dry as finder; and there have been
numerous severe confagrations in vari-
Gus parts of the country. Fires during
dry time are always difficult to combat;
but imagine such fire occurring in a
large city, where every wooden surface
is purched, at time of scarcity of water.
Therefore, let lis all avoid waste of Wa
ter, and all be careful about friction
hatcher cigar smoking, greasy rags and
cotton waste, petroleum oils, varnish rags
and all the preventible incidents that
cause so large proportion of "tires' in
nitinS
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Here and now SOlemnly Release
and Cancel the Mortgage.

My political course is before the PEG
pie. My opinions shall express "a fear
lr>>ly now a. have done heretofore for
them. do not want this movement to
share my responsibility neither do l
want this movement To- furnish them
any approval or support, which on
their own bottom they would not have
let them be Judged by themselves. |
shall sail under my own colors and do
not mean to thrive ON borrowed strength.
and as to my political course have to
stand upon mine, and am content To do
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

The Women's Temperance band met
at the Fourth Street VI. T.. Church
yesterday afternoon, but We understand
they did nothing of any special import
ance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

SPIRITUADIsM.-Mrs. Mossop Putnam
the celebrated Trance speaker, will de-
liver a lecture on Sunday, September
18th, 1874, afternoon and evening, at 3
and Il o'clock Seats free. Go and
learn something Of the workings Of our
spirit friends.
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HELD FOR POSTAGE. The followin

HELD FOR POSTAGE. The following
letters are held for postage at the Wheel
ing poStotiice for the amounts named:
Fritz Robsccht, Louisville, Belmont
county, Ohio. . cts; Mrs. Julia i. Hays,
No. l7G 18th street, South Side. Pitts
burgh, Pa, 3 cts; Dick Robinson, care
freight office, Bridgeport, Ohio, l Ct;
James Mcndcl, Wheeling, Ct; Samuel
Strinhcld. No. 1924 Water street. Wheel
ing, Ct; John Wagner, Jacob street,
Wheeling. ct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

Go to the rooms Of the United States
Building Association, and leave your
name for As many shares Of stock as you
can conveniently pay rs cents q week
on. l22.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

NOTICE.-H. Franks store on 18th
street will be closed to-day on account
of it being holiday, but will open at 7
o'clock Saturday evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12

THERE will be pool selling on the boat
race at the Opera Saloon this morning at
10 o'clock; also on the ground at the time
of the race.
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Dress goods at ruinous price. nov !"
J. ". FEREELs.
Centre Wheeling

To help the crusade, save your be- -.
tobacco money and deP0sit with ; O-' y
ing association, which will pay hO'T ,9S
TO IA Der cent. a. an investment