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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14
Hunah for The PenitendrV

IITEHAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
w Four Hundred Thousand good mer-
chantablc Brick, which We Will deliver nj
the depot, or any place in III" town oi
MoundsviIle, AT the rate OF $50 per thou
sand.
Also Fifty Thousand Paving Brick a
s.. per thousand.
Also Ten good Two Horse Farm Wagons,
which we will sell AT prices ranging rom
SIS To S!n. c,..-
Also Ten first class Two Horse Spring
Wagons, finished in good style, al prices
ranging from SID To $50. ,.-
Also Two Two-Scated, Light Granger
Wagons. for two horses. finished IN me
highest style ofthc art, which will he sold
for sl6O per wagon.
Also "A null line Of from first class te com,
mon Household Furniture, which We Will
sell nj Cincinnati wholesale prices.
Also on hand constantly, large supply
OF Rroguc Boots and shoes, nj the lowest
market prices, and are prepared Ia make
10 order from the best Obtainahle import.
ed stock, Grntlemen's Boots, shoes ana
CATERS. in the latest style and nj prices
that cannot be reached by any other eS-
tablishmentin the state.
All of the above named work Is warrah-
ted 10 no made OF the best material ana IN
n workmanlike manner. -
WM. l. BRIDGES,
sanIqtb Superintendent.
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The Proposed Twenty.Cent Piece.


In note to the Baltimore american,
Mr.. NJ V. Davis writes from the Office
of the Director of the Mint as follows:
ain your issue of to-day notice para
graph stating that at the next session of
Congress it is proposed to have two new
silver coins authorized, viz: A twelve
and halt and twenty-cent piece and
asking a question: why not adhere to
decimal coins?' | think the idea of a
twelve and a half-cent coin is erroneous,
and has arisen from the fact in tele-
graphing to the press synopsis ofthe
Directors report for the last fiscal year
the proposed twenty-cent coin was refer
red to as twelve-cent coin, the
mistake being with the OPERATOR not in
the report. The necessity for such coin
does not exist A bill authorizing the
issue of a twenty-cent silver coin was in
troduced in the Senate by Senator Jones,
of Nevada, and passed that body at its
last session. Not reaching the House,
however, until its closing hours, it failed
for want Of time, but will probably be-
come a law at the next session of Con-
greSs. The object in providing for such
coin was to relieve an embarrassment
which has long prevailed on the Pacific
Coast in making change, in consequence
of ten cent silver coin, or bit
being the lowest denominated coin in cir
culation, our five cent copper-nickel coins
being almost unknown in California, and
al efforts to introduce them having thus
far proved unsuccessful. Under the bit
system which prevails there, if a pur-
chaser offers in payment a twenty-five
cent coin for an article, the price ofwhch
is bit or ten cents, he receives only ten
cents change, and consequently loses five
cents in the transaction. The issue of u
twenty-cent coin will relieve this diff
Guilty, and at the same time conform to
our decimal system Of money"
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.
One suuare-A inch SPACE.

One squares inch space.
One time .......s IS One MONTHS 8 90
Two times.......... % Three months. II 10
One week.......... 2 50 One year......... % 90
One square changeable once q week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional.
Local Notices ID cents per line-6ut no
local notice piu be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tiSements not connected with 1t will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Brannon and J. NJ. Bennett will soon
have their palaces ready for occupancy.
They are magnificent indeed for rural
folks. expect to chink and daub my
cabin soon; and further the deponent
sayeth nought. Ion.
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CommissIouers' sale.

DUE-UANT TO THE ACT OF TIE
L-sdsiaiurs Of Wet virginia pas-'h
February 18th. lst7, entitled An AZ ior
winding 40 the affair. 81 the North West.
srn Bank 81 Virginia IN" undrTelyncd
Commissioner, appointed under -ah ART
will. on
wednesday. Decstabrr .. 1879
Commanding al - o'clOck 4. ~. ia front "i
ih. Court HOusR, ~ Wheeling, al ~
pubIlr anrtion, fDT cs-h, the remaining
lyrurssrty, assssts and claims 81 TIE Snfib
4 estrrr Rank OfStTEl MA, Hxcertth" ciFlfn
sgsinsr the stat Of West Virginia ana
fEa Stat. 81 Virginia. arising put or
relating 10 the gsffsrSDByilI~ branch, the
purrhasr money Ia b. payable on the
transfer Di the as-s-i=.
1hs property. s-s~;s aud claims 70 W.
sf,ld consist Of BOtss. DpndS, bills, and evil
dpucs. nfdsbt, list 81 which may - eI-
amiusd al the Bank al wheeling, In
wheeling, West Va. Among ia" as-ets
there are Con fs-deTai@ mote and bOn1s !"
the amount of about slJi.1sl.
g. CkASGLkr
4. O5LKBA1,
il, &. LIST,
q. LAME.
,,,.,,Tty Commissioners.
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* = ; o. o o O!
TO BE GIVEN AWAY!

aDo Cash Gifts, aGgregating s2',"D
Whole Tickets. $40: Half Tickets. s.;
Quarter Tickets, $50; Eleven Tickets slp.
NOIndiyidual Benefits.
This Concert Is strictly for MASONIC
nurposss and will be conducted with the
same liberaIity, honesty and fairness
which characterized the INST enierpris".
JOHN l.. ROPER President
For Tickets and Circulars giving full ia
formation, address
''' HENRY V. MOORE, Sccy,
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
RENO NSTBDH AGENTS WANTED.
J.v.L. ROGERS. Agent,
iS2 Market street,
San2 Wheeling W. Va
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Tickets TO all principle points in the
Fast and West can he procured at the
Union Ticket Oflicr in Mcclure House, ana
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
fun5 General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

al. PERSONS USING SEWING MA
n CHIMES can find Needles springs,
and all narts of "A machine for all Sewing
Machines made, and NJ lower figures than
they can be bought for a. any other place
in the city.
4 liberal discount 10 Sewing Machine
{. A. KRYTER-
noy5b No. Ills Market Street
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.
tt, ,xE -E s=5:.s-- 49, 81
- ~ xicj1,---...t;tz ..,,i..
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling as fol-
lows, Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAyES. wEsT-LEAvES.
Wheeling "Whecling
daily af....4:iO a. NJ. daily at,...9:2O P. NJ.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Washington Newark......3:l5 A. NJ.
CITY 80 =. NJ. COlumbus...i:D \. VI.
Baltimore. 500 p. NJ. Sandusky. ..6:25 A. NJ.
Phila 80 A. NJ. Cincinnati. 10: 81 A. NJ.
New York ...G:6 \. NJ. Chicago........9:OO =. NJ.
"SundayS excepted.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvES. wESr-LEANES.
Wheeling Wheeling
dailv at. 30 p. NJ. daily at.....7:iO A. NJ.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark 1911 10 p.
City...7:l0 A. M.COlumbus...2:i5 =.
baltimore 40 A. NJ Sandusky 81 81 p.
Phila - =. VI. Cincinnati~lOHO p. NJ
New York ..5:lO =. NJ, ChicagO........S:W y.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
rAsT-LEAyES. wEsT-LEAvEs.
HWhccling wheeling
daily at. 30 A. NJ. daily at...::.,3:iO Pm.
Cumbcrland.7 - PM. GAINESVILLE. PM
eSundays excepted. sundays excepted.
East bound trains make direct comnGc-
tons ut Baltimore with trains for phila-
delphia. New York and Boston. AT wash
ington City for all points South.
Nest hound trains make direct cOnncc-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSB I'RGH md ball.
TINORE DIVISION.
FAST-LEAVES. wESf-LEANfS.
"Whccling washington "a,
daily atT:l5 AN. daily at.....6 % 4. NJ.
WhrrIinp Washington, Pa,
dniIy nj 4 100 =. VI. daily at ......2:iU T.. NJ.
aSuniavS excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be
procured at the Office ut the Depot.
THOS. Il. SH ARP,
Master OF Transportation.
R.T DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
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LOWELL. MASS.
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS
AND WALL PAPERS.

Country Merchants replsrish!ng their
stock, will do well to give Us call. a. ~
are PREPARED 10 OseE all goods an our I1ne,
as low as they can ~ bought In New YORK.
HARBOUR & DlTTMAN-
noyS 100 Main street.
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HAVING PURCHAsED ALL I'll

HAVING PURCHAsED ALL TIIE
III right, title and interest Ia and ~ the
Nest Va. Stencil and seal works, will
continue the same nj the old stand, No. II
~ xts.nth street, ami RESPECTFULLY solicit a
continuation OF the patronage ~ all la
need Of anything Ia our line. Charles y.
Etz hAa charge Of the works, and will sE-
scutH All orbcrs promptly and satisfsc-
tOriiy. We Employ no agents or canvas.
s4sTs, and all ber-ons are hereby cautioned
against any one representing themselves
~ such. JOHN H. ZEyELr, Proprietor
West Va STENCIL and zeal WORKS. ocO
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Cleveland g. Pittsburgh R. r.
CONDENSED TIME CARD.

IVDN DEN NFU I VI II NNNI'
Ia I'd e
an AND AFTER MAY 3lSt lS'i, TRAINS
will run Daily, except Sunday, rs fol-
lows. viz:
ACCoM'u FAT Liz ACCoM'o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14
OFEAL! OFEAL!

SPARERIBS, BACKBONES, TENDER
- LOINS, and Sausage Meat every Tues
uay, Wednesday, Friday and Suturday, NJ
SCHENK & ZEoCKLERS,
now h No. ll3O Market street.
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ro0ee Down.

IAN NOW SELLING The BIT CREE =.
=, .. -, FL. 5MITH.
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Champagne Brandy
Just received direct from
FR A y G e.

Another choice lot Of Champagne Brandy
as fine a. was ever brought TO the city. ALSO
a suncriOr lot Of the DOugherty btahd on
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling as fol-
lows, Wheeling time:
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References.

Kao'ei"g hat The management Of hi.
dissertation tcW be co"ducted rs rcprcse,,t-
Ell, 'ce chec,Jmy recommend Mo same 10
tie puJtic;
Jane, Leonard, John Holford John b. McDor-
gall, W. II. VIM, II Tone, !. ~ Cook, Al.
dermen, City Of Deoison, Texas.
Judge Nm f. XIX
J. Neyins, City Treasurer
" q. Hoss, Lone Star Mills
Weekly Times Denison
Z. T. Fuller, Alamo llottl
VI. G0ldsoIl & Co., Merchants
Wu,. hughes, Real Estate Broker
First National Bank, Denison.
Col. Frank Schradsr, Ex-Mnyor
Daily & Weekly News, y nison
Samuel \. Cook, Renl Estl:e Broker.
Col. +. II. Warren. Real Estate Broker
Chas. T. Maurice, L. : Commissioner
Col. Samuel Brooks, Galveston. Texas
Jos. Perry, Attorney NJ *. Il T. f. Il.
j. ". jennings, EA-Postmastsr L. ). sruaie.
Col. L. w Shepherd, Alamo iIp,el, Dcnison
Gen. G Beul, Z :. Army, IT. GriGi.h Tc xas.
Merchants Planters Bank Deaison.
:. @. Edj., Division Sup't. NJ, X. d r. Il. Z.
Col. +. j. stranR, q NJ. L. :. ~, Deulson. Texas
Goode, Stnnett Co., Cotton Brokers, Denisou
Il. u. Chadck, Manager Cotton Complies Co,
Deuison.
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A Treasure Story.

DUFFIELDs, JEFFERSON Co w. VA,
October Your correspondents was shows
the tree, few days ago, from under which
was dug the SUN of $40, 600. The tree is
an oak, and stands on the west side of The
road leading from Ctarlestoxn to Shepherds
town, and abou, ten miles from the latter
place. Tho story, as it goes here, and which
Is believed to be true one, Is as follows {:
Daring the war al cfhcer of the Federal
army, who bad charge of large SUN Of
monsy, quHte7master or pa II .ster, bu-
ried the SAC, 900 bsDelth the tree; doing
so either from fear Of ITS falling into the
hands of the Confederates, or il NAY have
been to secure il to himself II thu later
DE succeeded, II we credit what follows,
which IL told by parties who saw the evil
depoes Of the faces and beard the story from
the party when he returned to take away
The buried treasure.
The party, whose name il 10, given, CT,
ii lie gave one, was an assumed name, was
tried year CO two after the va, for the
eus bezzlement of government money-tbe
same money he had buried under the oak
IN Jefferson county-was convicted Of the
charge, and sentenced q serve term Of
years n the Albany peDitentiary. This he
did, aud The law va satisfied, for be de-,
Glued to give any clue to tie wherea oou,s
Of The money. His sentence expired few
months sgo, and, as was TO be expected, he
lost no lina IN huTryiug 70 tho spot where
fortune was II be- had for The diggiug
II seems hi+ Knowledge Of the locality had
somewhat failed, for ho was seen in the
neighborho1d Tor several d'ys, but enc fuc
morning he had gone, aui with him the
money. Th, ground under this tree pre-
scented the appearance of rewly pl wed
field, having been dug up juripg tho night
10y the ex-c1uvic: Tor the space Of rod or
n ore, The pick and shovel be had Dor
rowcd in the nei ,h6orhooi he returned.
Strange "a this story msy appear, here
is 40 doubt but that money Of some kind
"as buried there, and dug up The amount
i believed To have been he sum stated.
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HAnpDry SrDyrr CoLLzos.

TT7HE next session Of this Seminary Of Learn
4 iug will commence on Thursday, Septem-
Der 9Th 1874
Hampden Sidney is situated in Prince Edward
County, Va, within few hundred Yards Of
Union theological Seminary, and seven miles
from Formylle the nearest depot Of the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad The locality Of
the College is most healthy, and the community
around distinguished for Intelligence and piety
There IS no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected With the College. 10 retains the hur-
riculum and the great aim Of its teachers Is 10
secure tbofoughness in the training and instruc-
ton Of their pupils and thus 20 prepare them FOR
professional studies or the active duties Of life
The ordinary expenses of student exclusive
Of the cost OF clothing, travelling and books are
from 1925 20 S275 e. gear
For Catalogue and further Information ap-
ply TO
REV. J. NJ. =. ATKINSON,
President Hampton Sidney College.
Prince Ed,cam Coun,y, Ia
July is, 1871
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wINC;IIIc&TEcTg. Va.
WEST VA UNIVERSITY

HULL instruction, uoder tble snd experienced
II Professors, in different Departments. Lite
fary, Scientific, Agricultural, Engineering. hI-
itary, ADD Preparatory. Practical Ts'eRrFi ~
and Vocal Music have recently been added. IN
excellent Library, and fine supply a. Apparatus
Large collections ia Geology Miner1logy, Con-
ChoiOgy and Paleontology Expenses moderate.
Terms begin Fall, sept 2 Winter, Dec
Spring, March a..
ALIEN. MARTIN, Prcaderf
Norgan'ovn. ~ w., sept g. 1879.
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RFWE extend the feici,a,ious 1t the
craft TO our contemporary Of tho Koyser
Tribune upon bis plant election 10 the
State Senate. lie surely Ibid NcCooLE
out in the cool, aud sbeared SHERRABD Of
the Advertiser too close 10 be pleasant. -
Noy1ipstrrv Statesmen
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VS. oATHE DAY

Of the ravages of yellowefever. Il is pro-
nounced more terrible than the visitation
at Shreveport. NINE million horses 10
the U. S value. $500, OoO, 900. HENRY
CLEws & Co., Bakers of New York city,
have again failed THE losses sustained
by American fire insurance companies dur
iug the past 40 years are calculated By the
sblest sta'is;icians at $40, 900, 900. The
hotel cooks of New York city have organ
ICED cub. TIE uame Of the President is
Fry. VIRGINIA carried of the first pre-
mum on tobacco at The exposition 10 Gin
cinta'i There were Is competing samples
-. HORSE thieves in Texas are sereuadcd
by string binds. PEOPLE who are 81
ways wanting something new should try
neuralgia IN Cham bsrsburg, Pa. on
ibe 1j.h inst, an altercaticn occurred be.
tween two men named BETz and GARwIs
IN reiereoce to the removal Of some dirt
BETz struck GARwis on the head with
shovel, kill g him Instantly BETz was
arrested THERE ale many who clu'tren5
who know bee SEGA .TuERE was a man
IN Murray Coualy. VIC lusin, who GIT
o,,lo3 e,r 81. t.. =,
49,,
,,,hsr in,, 49,, , 80,
soo.s al ,,,....:.
,.or. a:.a :. -, ~
En-. W.
l
wook T,,r,.
,aoor,o,i,, y
Of. 8o. ,.l:oL
.lf ,.r, 0'Y
4 w,nov. n.,..
est woro,, n N.,r,.. t-.,
,;s,s FIR, b,.h,,, r. ..,.n.
ac.d oood.r,,rra b,, 40, ,....;c., a..
I want, l,co ,i., ~ .i,n ~.
En,v,pn q N,pe,,.
". Va. has hoo, r,s,o.oI - -, No. :,
The Interior nanar,ma,t no ord.r IS pros;
dent Gn,vr NJ, u,rsu., :, -, ,,,.
liy;,, ohirl 81 C,;oe -:
and !, mos. orr .,- r
stronoos, ma, IN a...l.
can hold a man of canal uo;,n, 49,. ,;,
selfaterm's lero,b :, o;,her Lond IT,
can also w;,b ~, Gocor, ,;.,
nv nail into s,row Acco,r,,.oa;,
s,a,i,,;os ;,s, ,,L,;,,.a 49,. o.
suicides in France in 1879 Nrs N,nv
Ecuots vifo of Cen Joyy Fcuo,s -,
Stanton. died on Tuos1,v eve,io, If lac,
week. or,cr s,or, i,a.., ~,
was d,pobtcr of urou C,nrrro,
Greoobrior and s;s,or sc H. 49, ~
CApEprov for,,.r,, II S
VIRGINIA Drmyo n. na., uo 49,
United Safe. imnor,os 10 SCI ooo ,.J,
of tea from Japan ia o,rJ or r,s
recently killed in Vi,gini, 8, no aco g
90. The name of the fortunat, bo,Id;ro
house TINT d,ev tho nr;z, ;s M, ,;ro
4 DOCTOR "a wap,,d "a c., n;.....;
The last one il nov boro;,o ;, oo.,
wood tree and wants to o., dawn I'm
New York Sun ssys that there are 80 600
workinqmen Ont Of emnlormeo, n rho,
city. . The national erop rscorts indicate
fair average prospcc, FOR the Weld Of COT.
ton ttrouohou, The Southern s,o,os Tn
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How Undertook Received his
Sentence.

WEST CHESTER, p, Oct. 1G.-Thc
warrant for his execution was read 10 I'd
derzook yesterday. He showed ~ emo
ton. lie said lac was rccouciled to bis fate
aud would prefer death to q life sentence
within the gloomy wall, Of a prison. As
the sheriff aud party were leaving, the pris-
oner remarked that be hoped they might
have more line TO prepare for death than
bad been allowed bim lie still asserts bis
Innocence, and it is not like.y be viIl make
a confcssioo, his friends 10 Bll,inoro
would most probably be implicated, If The
true story Of the aglnl crime was known
No reporters wcro admitted. Tho sheriff
already hns bod many agpliclI'na Tor pass
es from persons auAiou. % witness tbg cx.
ecuiou, bat be will grant mono except Go
members % ihe press oud those whom the
law requires 20 be present
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4 S'aicmcm NJ tie Dist iJu,jon acW be
puLiiShed and .Jorw0sd,d IL GcAet hoh}ers,
mil all g!tts ~H be promptly Pad cIfer
tie disiriLHtiyn
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n ',
So ANA L eiec,el justice 10 l''In-
Sgy ns.'.''rI' As Y POLAND anu Il. y
nonr,Dn"' i 1'e Dts'i'c'--O' illh-
"oNi'Ioo . ''0' "nefy I1'''r'o''
CJ'c'"l rote 81 Htrdy County.
FAULKNERs m>jmity 60
CLAYTON ) 20
WARDEN's i" 81
BERKELEY COUNTY.
Compress, FAULKAER, 1888; BorglER.
lll3
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
FD, Coagycss, FAuLkNER, D.nccrat,
1910; BurLLER, Indcpc, dert, rS2. state
Senate, GnANrHAM, D,m., HISS: DA-
WIS. Ind 735. Mouse # Dcleqates,
TANNER aud MAsoH, > lcrats. elected
MINERAL COUNTY.
FDy Copgscss, FAULKNER, 500; Borg.
LEr, SOL. STATE S,aate. CLAYTON. 72I :;
MCCooLE, $50. House Of Delcyaies.
WELcH, G57; HoKE, Al
GRANT COUNTY.
Congress, FAULKNER, 209; BorELER.
1858. Senate, CLAYTON, 2IO; MCCooLr.
$40. House of Delegate, BABp, BIG ::
YAYMETER 200
I.Nl'LIs iON NODN \.
Congress, FAULKxER, AZ; BorELrR.
167. Senate, CLAYTON, 40; McCooLE.
1913. Hou-e Of D.lepate., BLAKEMoRE.
(Dem) 40G; Masters (Dem.) 81; Ar.
MENTRoUT, (Dem.) As; BoGGs( Rep.)l64
Charleston gives fifty majority FIR tie
whole Democratic ticket, gain of so since
1872 The Republicans concede the cleo
lion of the whole Democratic ticket in k4-
nawha By zoe maturity.
la the Hlrrison C5nsr sssional District
In the contest between WILSON aud GogF,
their majori'ies sand as f5Ho,s: For
GoFF, Hancock JIG, Marshall 4OS, TYLER
l65, Richie $50, Wood 252, ID ddridgo
1911, Harrison l3S. Total 1920. For
WILSON, Brooke Sc, Ohio l4t We'zsl 4S6;
Plcasln's 70, Wiz. 155, Glmer 29S, Ca.
houn 100, and Lewis l2i Totol 1923,
giving WILSON majority of 1913.
The { nlressional election in this State,
rpSnlta1 nc fnilows. Wr,Cpx IN ,,O,,.,
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New Advertisements.
The Mason s. Ham.iu ORGAN %

Winners Ct THREE HIGHEST MEDALS
DIPLOMA of HONOR. at vIESSA. lisa a.9
PARIS, 1867, now cier the FINEST Assam
MENr of the REST CABINET GRAMS I, ii,
WORLD, including new styles with recent inv
provemeuts, NOT only erc'tsirsiv fer eusB So
merly bu, also on NEW PLANS uF EtSv
PAYMENTS, the most favorable ever cfFsr.s
ORGANS RENTED WITH PRIVILEGE -
PURCHASE, 10 almost any part Of the count,,
First pNymeHt 50 % OF upwards.
illustrated Catalogues aud Cigca,ass. with r,u
particulars, sent fee on request. Address
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-23

FRE Is LYNcunvRG YA.-Lyuch's TO-
bocco warehouse, in LJnebblrr, va was
destroyed by Gra early on Study morn
ing TIE fro extended to an obi joining
thrrc-,tory bui'iiu,, occupied by Jennings
4 Hancock, grocer. y ilix, grac,r;Jahn
Shcarcr, dealer 10 rage, aud 4. y. AZ. r..
Camp, arocers. Tho contents cfths stores
were uesrly all removed. There w.ro also
three wooden buildings, owed b. Philip
Bear, and occupied by BIN as pop man
ufac'orJ. All the alb w named property,
except The latter, was owned by Jonu A
Egcot', whose loss will amount TO about
s25, 900, and is insured. Tie fire was Of
incendiary origin.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-23

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