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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-24

Owing to increased facilities fer manufac-
turing, and the very liberal patronage OK
tended me, have this day reduced the prices
of my Mills as per below list
My friends and patrons may rest satisfied
that the high standard ofworkmanship and
capacity of my mills, heretofore enjoyed,
shall be fully maintai ned; and assure them
that no efforts will be spared to keep the
Coleman Mill fully up to its present hatter-
ing though well-deserved, reputation.
Diam. fStone. Single geared. Double geared
IA inch. ...Sll0........-......SlfO
is ............... 100. $50
Is " ......,.,. l3O................. 1856
2f I" .., l75.......... 2l0
30 " ...,,. 2l5,, .,....... 2l5
36 .. BIS :sj5
intermediate Sizes made TO order at rela-
tive prices.
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
Factory, 205 Tchoupitoulas st.
Depot and office, u Union Street. New
Orleans, Louisiana. 2)wlm
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LADIES, OLD AND YOUNG 1!

Any afflicted female who desires relief
should not fail TO procure the English Female
Bitters and be cured. For sale by druggists
and merchants. Address
DIR. ]. p. DROMGOOLE, Prep'r
louisville XIV
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Fruits. Nuts and Confectioneries.

Apples green u barrel 81 00@9 90; dried u ID
l4c; Lemons, u box sl2 O0@l4 90; Oranges u
box $500; Figs, new 2 n zoe; Raisins, in
layers, % box, new 81 %; Dried currants,
Zante, a ID, new l5c; Turkish prunes new
u ID zoe; Almonds, soft shell, u Ii 2Sc; Filbcrts
new II ID 2Oc; Walnuts, v ID 2Sc, Brazil nuts
q ID l5c; Peanuts, y II Fac; Cranberries, T.
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, Z, 100 $40 OOGl2 30; Fine
fancy candy, y ID Bic; Pecans, u bushel 81 90.
boots and Shoes.
BOYS Kip Brogans Sl2 GOALS 90 Il doz; Mems
do sis GOALS 90 u doz; Children's and Misses
do 81 5OMi5 co n doZ; Women IS heavy Peg Kip
Sl2 OO@lS 90 D. doz; Boys Kip Boots SIS 0O@
30 90 &, doZ; Mems do S:}6 0O6tiS 90 q doZ.
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HORTON HOUSE,

III. HORTON Proprietor
North side Of public square,,
JACKsBoRo. JACK COUNTY. TEXAS.
with stable attached. Terms, 81 % per day
81 per week eNy
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Cotton.

In the cotton market during the past week
the demand has been active and general.
The receipts have not been so heavy as was
anticipated, owing to the unfavorable state
of the roads. Prices have been good, ranging
from 0 to 1871 cents, some few bales being told
at figures slightly in advance of our quota
tons. The receipts for the week commencing
Friday last are as follows
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The I'M
N dersigned having been appointed ad-
ministrator ofthe estate Of Adelaide Keight-
ley deceased, late of Dallas county, by the Dis
trict Court Of Dallas county, ON the 18th day
of December, 1873, this is 10 notify all indebt-
ed to said estate TO come forward and make
payments, and those having claims against
The same must present them within one
wear frorn the above date OF they will be
barred. ROBERT KEIGH1LEY,
iTwet Administrator,
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Alcohol Il gal 81 90; Camphor y n 75c; Chic
rolorm 81 90; Gum opium u h 80 2o@0 10;
Indigo, hest, T. n 81 7593 10; Mngnesia Y ID 700
SOC; Mnddcr q ID ls92Oc; OIL sweet + gal Y ";
Sperm D. gal 80 %; BergamOt, pure, e ID ~ 900
co.; Lemon y N 81 OOQg7 - soda sal English
Tllb Sc; sulphur Hour Z, N 5@Sc; R0sin D. u 90;
meal 81 80; Coppcras case; Liquorlc extract
75c Morphine. 50 5O@G 10; OIL castor u gal 50 %
az 90; Olive d 'gal 80 25@2 20; Tanners 81 OO
Cassia " 81 80; Quininc " on 81 0OW3 Wi soap
CASTLE D n zoe; Soda ash u IL lie; Saltpetre
pure b IL 3Oc Commercial d n ljc; Venetian
red o. ID Sc; White lead pure per key sl3 5O@
IL 90; Strictly pure per keg Si OO@li 5Oi LIN
seed oil raw " gal 81 aO@ Saj; Boiled " gal VI 30
al
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Pratt's Astral Oil.

Try English Female Bitters they cure after
all else fails.
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Peaches, lib, u dozen 81 80; Pears, 2-lb y
dozen, 50 %; Piums, green cages, BIB d dozen,
So 80; Strawberries, 2-b, 4, dozen, 50 %; Rasp-
berries, BIB, J9dozen, 80 90; Blackberries, 2-ib,
u dozen, So %; Tomatoes, 2-ib, u dozen, " 90;
Corn, BIB, U dozen, SO 50; Peas, 2-lh, u dozen,
So %; Succotash, 2-b, Il dozen, 80 80; HOLSTERS,
| ID, u dozen, 90 70; oysters, lib, u dozen,
81 81
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Wnittpiup, tIeurIud selected lr Hlr, J. ~,
tLnud Wu inch, aftOi lsf uitn, iuph, tlti
MhtN,l tuu urHaUl upuiuI. While Wnr,
lst uio, ,iW; NHllpw pine, lsi rate, j2f
gu; White pine g. brndpd, 2l rate, ~ w,
Notwithstanding and sldlugi While pin 9
list rate, " -; ~ rate - -; ~ nate - ~ nos
boirdsi WHITE pine a, Boz u Inches ana
ana upward, 90 ~; Stock boards; White
pine, stock, " Inches, - 20 Common
b0nrls; Yellow pine, rough, ~ CO., scnhi,
ling and Iolsts; Yellow pine, all lengths and
81 90; Palings: Fancy head and
dressed, 2 Inches, u 50; Fancy head ana
dressed, inches, 81 30; Laths: White pine,
s. ~; Yellow pine ~ W; Shingles' While
pine A, sawed, best 81 OO; White pine star,
No. /, IS 10 10 81 30.
Cement u brl, 81 30; Plaster Paris, v brl,
81 Ul
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Bread.tuas and Grain.

asa 25; Farmers XXX s. 75Ssi 90; Choice
xxx 81 259si 80; Fancy White Wheat 81 SOC
S. %. 49,
Bran, p 100 lbs, 81 90.
Oats, per bushel, 60@05c. .
Wheat, best new per bushel, 81 1881 %.
Corn, per bushel, S5a90c.
Corn meal, 81 %.
Groceries.
Beans: Navy sl7.
Bacon: Clearsides llJ<c; Breakfast 41&c;
Hams, canvassed, l4@l7c; Hams, sugar-cured,
Ice.
Prime 75c; Choice SOC; Golden Syrup s5c; Silver
sugar tin barrels per pound: Fair lie;
Prime il1zc; Choice l2c; Yellow crushed l2l.c;
Fish (Mackeren No. |, half barrels $40; No.
2 half barrels So No. l. kits 81, No. 2, kits " %
Coffee.
Rio, common, soc; Fair tn good, 3lc; Prime
to choice, BIC; o. g. Java, 35c; Tea, per n, sO9
So i TOsaeso per d. SosS'c; Whisky gal
Brown sheeting and shifting: Central
Mills &c; Albion A. A Sc; Agawan "A lie; Abb
bolt "A lie; Cabot A A l21zc; Houston City
A l21zc; Miller Riverl2%c; Indian Head u
NC; Massachusetts = 9>4c; Bedford X llci
Bleached sheeting: Fruit of the Loom Ice;
Boot 5 l4c; Boot Z l31zc; Boot II lie; Amoskesg
l21Sc; Barnsley lie; Utica &c; Harmony Sc.
Prints Merrimac w l0c; Gloucester lOc;
Essex &c; Ancona lOc; Clinton SIC; Amoskeag
&c; simpson Mourning l0c; Cayudetta Solids
IOc; Montville sLzc; Columbian ne.
DENNIS: Boston l5c; Oakland I5c; Hay
maker I61zc; Otis AKA 25c.
Stripes: American l214c; Mechanics l21sc.
Sheridan lac; Rock River l51zc; Easton l5c;
Whitiendon Ice; Amoskeag extra heavy poe
Checks: Lanark l21Sc; Americas l95se, Cal
edonia No. s Ice; CaledOnian Nos Use; Clark s
2Oc. 80
Drills: Graniteville l5lzc; Plymouth Rock
heavy Ice; Appleton l51zc; Pepperill l51zc-
Ticking: Princeton l21sc; Manhattan LOG
Houston City Mills A 20c; Conestoga = a
2lc, Fendall A p &c; John A Clark's x 2''zc;
John A. Clark's Xxx 24c. ,-
l5c: Naumkeag Satteen l51zc.
Cotton Plaids: Magnolia l2lzc; Americas
I71zc; Whittendon extra heavy lS<e; Ala
baTna l5c.
Wiggan: Red Cross l21Sc.
Cottonades: Farmers and Mechanic s Sec
Howard TIC; Lynchburg 2s11zci Williams
vile ls1<c.
Heavy Rio Duck: Superior, 6ounces, q &c;
Howard &c; Clarendon 3O1fc; Bear, 8 ounces,
&c; Ravens, 9 ounces, 23c.
Cambrics: Flat Sc; Rolled ll1zc.
Miscellaneous; Kentucky Jeans 1880
Doe skin s11f@eoci Cotton ferns Se,
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rjuners, stocks md Metals.

IOxlI, charcoal, $50 90; IC, l2xl2, charcoal,
So 90; IL, chnrcol, liX20, SIS 50; IX, charcoal,
lix20, $50 80; &c, liX2D, roofing SIG 30; &c, 2OX
%, 81 50: block tin y n soc; sheet zine u 10
l5c; Pig lead u h Zoe; Copper bottoms y ID
soc; Sheet iron 2jx27 u ID l2l&c; Solder extra
refined n ID SIC; Galvanized iron in full bun
dies n 10 poe; American Russia q n Doc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,(
January %, 1874.
The money market during the past week
has been quiet with moderate demand for
accommodations. We quote:
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Oh r'p.s " 's'. 1t sss ose',
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Silver l07 a 100 g ITO
Commercial exchange-New Orleans, buy
ing q to / per cent discount, selling 4 per
cent premium; New York, buying 4 per cent
discount, selling q per cent premium; Gal
weston, buying "a per cent discount, selling
u per cent Premium; st. Louis, buying 4
per cent discount, selling q per cent pre-.
MUM.
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Iron and Nails.


All sizes, from to 60 cut SO CO., all sizes cas-
ing to 10 81 90; all sizes finishing to 10 81 On
Sd fine 50 20; refined bar iron &c q ID; pillow
iron loo II h; pillow steel lic Il h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02
BY Telegraph

CINCINNATI, O., April River 10
feet inches and rising. Departed
Charmer, Evansville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

B. & Q. TELEGRArH OFEicE.-We
yesterday paid a visit to the telegraph
room in the neg building Of the B. u
o. Com pauy, where we had the pleas
ure Of meeting Mr.. A. T. Cline, Super
iutendent OF the Offices and lines at
this end OF the road, aud Mr.. J. D.
Flynn, the accomplished manager o.
the Office here, which ia marvel OF
meath ess and beauty and reflects great
credit on the taste OF the gentlemen
who designed it. The counter, switch
board aud the five decks. with their
bright instruments are OF polished
black walnut, contrasting beauti.
FULLY with the light decorations OF the
room. The handsome blinds give q
cuzy, bcme-like appearance to the
room. snd are o. q color which thu
ladies would call lovely" All thu
appointments are high-toned, but art
not q bit better than Jerry" deservea
and we have 10 doubt that in his hard'
the high standard OF the Office will b'
maintained.
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Holy WERH,-The institution Of the

Holy WEEE.-Ths institution Of the
holy eucharist (preceeding the anniver-
sary OF the cruci6xion) will be cellebrst
ed 10 the Catholic and Protestant Epis-
copal churches to-day, Msuudy Thurs.
day. The name "Mauudy' has allu'
sion to the mandate or new command
ment, which on this day Christ gave to
His disciples. that they should love one
another as He had loved them. 1t is
supposed by others that the name arose
rom the maunds, or baskets OF gl'ta,
which it was an ancient Gus"
tom for Christians to present one
10 another, in token OF that
mutual affection which our Lord 30
tenderly urged at this period OF His SUI
fsrtnsa, aud as a remembrance Of that
inestimable gilt Of Christ in the sacra'
ment OF his body and blood. The gos-
pei OF this day ia PECULIAR, proper to
the time, as it treats OF the passion OF
the Savior. The epistls contains an
account OF the institution o. the Lords
supper. the constant celebration OF
which rendered that portion OF the
Scripture suitable to the day. 10 the
CATHOLIC churches there is high MAST
after which the consecrated host was
borne through the church and depos-
tied on the altar.
On Good Friday (to.morrow) the
church devotes its entire attention to
the commemoration OF the solemn
scena enacted on calvary, and her Off
ces and appearance combine to testify
10 her deep sttiictior. The officiating
clergymen at the commencement OF the
morning service lie PROSTATE on the
steps OF the altar, 10 represent the
overwhelming grief the scene OF the
crucifxion has created. They remain
in this position until the end Of the
reading OF lesson containing divine
decree for the sacrifice of the paschal
lamb,s the prefguremeut Of the cruel
fxon' The passion according to ST..
John is sung. srd prayers offered up
for all OF Gods creatures. The mass
Prae Sanct:fcator1sn1, so~called from the
conservation on the day previous OF the
sacred host, terminates the services.
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Ina Crusals IN Bridgeport.

Fbe people over the river sretsrribiy
excited and very much 10 earnest on
the temperance subject. The ladies
OF Bridgeport are carrying on the war
pgsipst whisky 10 the moot approved
and modern style, and those engaged in
the crusade are of the first families Of
the place.
After holding Q prayer meeting
in the Prsabyterian church, in
the afternoon, . column Of ffy-
two. ladies formed ii liue and start
ed for the places OF attack. The main
line went direct to the saloon OF Mrs.
Men sDger, while 3 detachment dropped
behind and interviewed Mr.. Miller At
his grocery store. Mrs. Niensnger al
lowed the ladies to 60 into her house
and treated 'hAm kindly. After singing
and prayer Tor about hslfan hour they
departed, Mrs Niensnger being much
affected, but refusing to sign the pledge
Some men in the house ct the time
acted very badly while the services
were bsing held. The column then
marched across the street to
the store OF Nj. Adam Eber'
less which Was closed. The ladies
kpelt down 10 the vet and mud on the
sidewalk, praying and singing fol
about . quarter Of an hour. They then
went to the store OF Mr.. Miller, when
the main body were Joined BY the guard
| who had been left At the above place
Mr.. Miller would not sign the pledge
but sad he had quit selling anything
that WAS intoxicating long ago and did
not intend to sell anything Of the kind
in the future.
The ladies then proceeded up the
rallroa,, to E.naville. The first place
they went was to the saloon OF Mr.
Keith, which they found closed up
Some person had admonisbed Keith
tb at the ladies were coming, so ht
locked up his establishment aud the last
that was seen of him was while running
over the hill like q frightened deer. Aftel
praying and singing in front OF The
saloon for o short time, the coluur
marched over to Mrs. CoI's establish
ment, and we're admitted and treated
very kindly by the lsndlsdy. She re-
fused to sign the pledge but said sh'
would take the matter under considera'
ton, and give an answer some Other
day.
The ladies then marched in line down
10 Bridgeport and disbauded. Phey
say they will keep this crusade going
until the liquor dealers all surrender.
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TIE LcCKRlDaE BRAKE,-Mr. Ell.
ward Weisgerber, the Master Mechanic
OF the B. & 0. shops in this city, very
kindly took us apart and gave us 8
little lecture on the new air brake now
being put upon the passenger trains on
this division. From his lucid demon
STATIONS, its cheapnesa, economy and
efficiency were clearly shown and we
are pleased to learn that the company
finds all these claims fully realized IT
its operations SO lar as they hsve used
it. The motive power used by the
brake is air condensed BY a single-act'
ing pump operated by thu. engine while
in motion. They 6ud that in the ruu
from the shops to the depot they car
generate sufficient power to work the
brakes 10 any required pressure, 40 lbs
to the square inch being about enough
to lock tie whesls go they will slide
over the track. which course, however,
is rarely resortei to excep. in csse Of
accident. The merits OF the invention
may be summed up briefly The brakes
can be applied instautsueously to the
entire. train; noise is avoided, it lie go
gently done that the passenger ia uu-
aware OF its application it is grea,
saving Of time, aid above 81, it sscure.
the safety OF the travelling public from
collision. and accidents OF q ike na'
turs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

COUNTY CoURT.-Very little business
was transacted at this court yesterday
The case OF the Wheeling Wager
and Carriage Company IS, Young 4
Huseman, wss act for trial on April 4th
The jury in the case OF the State fol
the use Of Catherine Hazlett rs John
Klevis aud others, returned verdict
for the plaintiff for $500. alter deliber'
atipg on the subject Tor two days. Mr.
Dovener made motion to set aside the
verdict and for new trial so the judg-
ment was not entered up.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at the usual hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

ELECTION OF OFFoERs.-At meeting
of the members OF the Waverly Liter
airy Society held last night ct their new
rooms in Frapzheim's building, the
following young gentlemen were elected
officers:
President, G. r. Thompson; Vice
President, NJ. J. Dougherty; Secretary,
L. n. Clarkson; Monitor, H T. Black
Marshall, J. Hsvley Critics, Il. II.
Pendleton and C. ". Frapzheim
Chaplain, S. T. Brewster; Committee
on Ways and Means. A. B. Wilson
and c. ]. Williams; Finance Commit
tee, F. ?. Mcneil. !. E Parker and
c. L. Mepdel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

VERY FUNNY,-The enterlainme nt
given BY the Maiilton-Raynor family
at the Opera House last evening was
the most enjoyable and mrth-provok
ing performance we have ever seen in
that house. From beginning to end II
was full of amusing surprises and
laughsble catas'rophes. The iantasti
dancing OF the Msji;Ious is beyond de.
scription, and, after the performance
last night, we would scarcely be aston.
ished il we we're 10 see Mr. Charles
Msji!iton throw his wonderfully long
leg over the highest sPirs in the city
The music WAS good snd the whole
performance left a very favorable i'm.
preston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02
Does Not Know What Ais Him.
IN e SINGLE DAY,

lie Is mooty, restless and Respondent
md that Is the time TO take SIMPLE RENE
Nv hat will restore him TO health
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

sufen and efTectuGlly control tbfip. Inc
Is,tImOhy of our rest citizens, OF al Glasses
esta blishes the fact, that CHEEKY FECToR'
AL will and does Teiieveand cure Inc annie
ing disorders OF the Threat ono luhbs De
youd any other medicine The most dan
gerous affections OF the PulminaTy or ans
Weld 10 It's power; and cases OF CnnbumIt-
ion cuTed by This preparation, are publicly
known, go remarkable az hardly to be
believed were they not proven Deyo dis
pute. As remedy It's adequate, on which
the public may rely for full protection. By
curing Coughs, the fOreTunnefB OF more
Sci ions disease. IL saves unnUmOered lives
and an amount OF suffering not 10 be COM
puted. It challenges trial, and COnvinreg
the most Ekeptical. Every isml should
keen II on hand as protection against the
early and unperceiv6d attack ~ Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met at FIRST out
which become incurable, and too often
fatal, II neglected. Tender lungs need this
defence and 10 IL uEwiSe TO De without 10.
As safeguard TO children, amid the dis
tresslng diseases which Desrt the Throat and
Chest of Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
r. invaluable; for, by Us Timely use, II ulu-
tudes are rescued from premature graves
and saved to the love and Affection centred
on the m. Il acts speedily and surely against
ordinary colds, securing SOund and health
restoring sleep. No OLc Will suffer trouble
some Influenza and painful bronchitis,
when they know how eea!!y they can Se
cure d.
Originally the product of1Dng. labCrlous,
and successful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll II spared IN making every bottle
In the utmost possible perfection. II may
he nhdeDtly relied upon ns pOzsesyiBg al,
the virtuesit has ever exhibited. and cspR.
BILE OF PRODUCING cures as mCmOTsb bic IS
the greatest u has ever effected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02
p.,xru grrr.-Fonr fnsied bssrss,

ag,ssregatiDg a Weight Of about :, oQNc
pounds, were exhibited on our streets
last Saturday, by Measrs. schenck q
zoeckler. These fellows wore the nc,
bons With which they were decorated
"a royalty as any king of the herd eve,
did. Messre. schenck & Zoeckler will
supply their customers with beef from
these choice animals right along. and
when these are gone more OF the came
sort will be ready for the knife. ..-
Hereafter Messra. schenck & Zoeck'
ler's shop will be at No. 1880 Market
street, (Bosley's old stand) Extra
choice beef always on hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

REsrAuRANT.-Those Of our readers
who want "a square meal served uI
in good style and at moderste price
should remember that Martin Thorn
tons popular restaurant has been re-
moved from the old stand and is now
open in the rooms formerly occupied
by He'tly, opposite the City Building
Martin informs US thst he will be
ready to accommodate customers foI
dinner or supper to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

1T. LAKIN d Co., merchant ailorS
and dealers in gents furnishing goo d.,
No. SO Twelfth street fold Nj nroel
have received their stock Of ia / and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and o perfect fit guar,
anteed. They have also on hand iniI
line Of gents furnishing goods 10 suit
the most fastiilous. Persons contem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made 10 order and fl; guar
anteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02

AMONG the latest inventions is an
EGG detector." 1t cons lists o. a neal
little box in the top OF which there il
au egg to be placei. At the bottom Of
the box there is q looking glass. Look
Jog in at ao opening made Tor that pur
pose the reflection OF the good egg Is
peen full and clear, while if there is =
bad oue 10 til is indicated by black
blot
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lsiyer News


The river Was falling last evening
with seven feet five inches in the chan
mel.
The Express departed for Parkers-
burg at the u,ual hour yesterday morn
inh.
The Msllie Ragon did not get of for
Pittsburgh until yesterday afternoon.
She had a big trip.
The R. W. SkilliDger from Pitts
burgh, arrived and departed for Cincin-
natl.
The Carrie Brooks arrived and de-
parted.
The Junista from Cincinnati, passed
up to Pittsburgh early yesterday morn
ing.
The Courier ID the Parkersburg
packet this morning.
Things about the landing were brisk
yesterday.
BY telegraph
PIrTsBUkoH, April l River falling
with feet ii inchesi Tin the channel.
Weather cloudy a1d cold.
CINCINNATI, O., April River 10
feet inches and rising. Departed
Charmer, Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, April L. Weather
cloudy, with light drizzling rain last
night, but clearing up this evening.
Mercury $50 to 3S" and falling. River
risen 7 inches. Down-Bermuda, Car
RE L. Kountz Grey Eagle, Red Cloud
and Claburne. Up-Wsrner. George
Roberts and Idl.wild. BuIin ess fair.
CAIRO, April l.-Arrived-Bigley, St.
Louis Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Departed-Sam Roberts, ST. Louis; Bee,
New Orlesns; Arkansas Belle, Evans
vile. River fallen four inches. Clear;
mercury AZ desrees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-02
T9baccOs.

OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF TIL
u ioilowirg standard & popular brancs:
II INCH TWISTS.
10 Foxes Millner's,
% - Prairie Chicken.
10 toxes Yellow Jessa m'ue,
10 Gold Medai,i
20 Walkers.
" C,Oid Leaf,
~ " Penobscot,
Miller'S.
INCH TWIST.
20 CaGdies Luscious Chew,
POUNDS.
losoxes Bo9ker's
s Common,
Virginia Dare Navy lbs lbs
Tjngle & Ishams choice navy'i
Mo6sior 81 aud pounds,
Rose Bud Brightnavy y,
andrew Jackson Black navyS'
spun Roll in caddies,
twist In keg
III I'm store and 10: sale cheap.
. - -'' TINGLE & ISHAM.