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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26

Flour.
,On BBIS. MOSS ROSE,
itWJ 100" Sterling,
~ Choice Family.
200" cottage xxx.
100 70 Semitic Lily,
Iun Cream OF Indiana,
9n" Gem Spring wheap
iDy White Rose,
100" Washington,
100" Peerless,
| store and for sale oy,.uus
LIST, DAVt.NPORT&PAR
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form 0, ~ Nal, in Advance
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Parkersburg Mineral Wells,

WOOD COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
w TAYLOR & RUBI GSON, Proprietors:
These popular Wells have been redtted
throughout, and are now ready for the re-
ceptIon OF visitors. The Water ofihe Wells
has proven itself to be OF extraordlnary
efficacy in Dyspepsia, Dropsy, affections OF
thu Liver, and diseases generally oil the
aIimentary canal and abdominal yiscera.
And ceujoined with that OF the Chaiybeate
Springs, is believed to apply to wider
range OF dis sase than the water OF aImest
any other resort In the country. mall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26

Soaps.
Colgate's Sterling,
Cir olive,
Pearl,
/. .. u,
Golden Banner.
Good Intent.
Ali kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Genuln CASTLE.
For sale. TlN0lE q lShA".
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FOR SALE .
LOTS IN ELM GROVE,

nNF.HALF ACRE LOIS, FRONTING
on the road, al low prices and easy
Novmepts. For further Information en-
Five of VIM. WADDLE, al Chambers
SStors Film Grove, or, j. ID. WHITMAN,
vaI,ev Grove, West Va. ma2 eagq
rner Athi.t ter Freund copy.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

NEw CooK.-Mrs. Libbic Emmerson
Of the Mount Vernon House, Gold Hill,
has secured the services Of Mr.. Joseph
Bland, the first class cook, late Of the
International and Maynard hotels, and
her boarders will continue to DO treated
to all the delicacies Of the seas IN, served
in the highest style OF the culinary art.
METEOROLOGICAL. To-day at IL N.
the thermometer showed 50 degrees in
the shade on Main street. Since Satur-
day last the weather has been, mp To to-
day, cool, with light clouds obscuring
the rays Of the sun. To-day, however,
the weather is quite warm and sultry
with not a cloud in sight.
INCREASE OF CAPITAL A special meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Exchcquer
Mining Company will be held at San
Francisco, August Goth, to take into con.
sideration the increase OF the capital
stock Of the company, rs set forth in
the official notice, published in u nd
vcrtising columns to-day.
I. o. o. F.-Piutc Encampmcnt No.
>, will hold a meeting at their hall, in
Gold Hill. tonight. at s o'clock. Mem
bers are requested to he prompt in their
attendance.
FuSKRAI.-Th funeral Of the infant
child Of MIR. Mitchell Of Silver City,
took place to-day. The child was aged
10 days and was buried in the Gold Hill
Cemetery.
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LErrE. FROM PIocHE.
mining and Pelitieai.

PIocHx, July "a. 1874.
EprroR NKws-DEAk SIN: Times are
improving here a littlo. The Raymond
* Ely Company arc widening their
shaft, and making preparations for their
pump. which they expect in about a
month. Everybody here has confidence
in the permanency Of the mines.
There is a great deal Of figuring on
United States Senator. Sharon and
Stewart stand foremost here. and they
are both gaining strength every day.
Sutro has the entire confidence OF the
friends of J. Il. Cavalier and Phillip
Falk. who would probably both stand in
IL they could get their political disabii.
tiles removed. They both being well
known infiationists. would run well. as
they showed by running away. For
Congress W. W. Bishop stand. fore
most. Both Democrats and Repub-
leans are singing hosannas to his name.
For Lieutenant Governor and Supreme
Judgo there is nc change since my last.
promised you that I would briefly re-
view the characters Of tho different as
pirants for Office. First in order come
tho District Judges, ON the Republican
side-M. Fuller, the present incumbent,
and George NJ. Sabin. Esdler Is well
known and needs no comment. Sabin
is a young lawyer Of marked ability and
Great promise. On the Democratic side,
are Henry Rives and A. ID. D. Dough.
erty, both fine lawyers, and either would
enjoy the confidence Of ths community.
For Sheriff there are at present 2io
aspinnts, but / shall only review two OF
the most prominent ON each side. TN
ths Republican side are Russell Scott
and Andrew Fife, both men OF good
standing. Of good moral character.
They have accumulated some Of the
worlds goods, and arr onsequentlyaboye
temptation. On the Democratic side we
have ID. A. Fulks. NJ. Tarpey and John
Il. Wilson. Fulks is at present Chair
man Of the County Commissioners, and
rs Chairman Of that body has made n
good officer. Tarpey and Wilson arc
both business men here, and are well
known. There are a great many other
aspirants for the position, but they are
lesser lights, most Of them chronic office
seekers, and l don't regard them worth
mentioning.
As regards Clerks, Assessors, Treas
urers, Recorders, etc, they have not
matured sufficient for me to review
them. In my next | will write their
obituaries. ScnSIcKELfRrrz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29
Committed suicide A IIoedi"'
-Gresnbasks

San Francisco, July 2o-l y. NJ
Professor l.. Badinicr committed sui
eide to-day at the Lafayette House 10y
taking prussic acid. The cause Of hi"
suicide is unknown.
James Ramsey, an employe Of Mont
gomery Queens Circus, was attacked by
agango Of hoodlums at the tent last night.
They pelted him with stones and in.
ficted injuries which resulted in his
death this morning. John and Joseph
Maloney and =. Campbell have been mr.
rested, accused of the homicide. About
100 hoodlums took part in the affair.
The weather is warn and pleasant.
Greenbacks, 9lh@olh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

A vIRr R,pip. safe ant cas-, way 10 make mo
nsy. .. IL procure territory to inir-iuos the latest
us,fullnvcniion that 4. s,ntci every iay by every
QUO. svsry where. who has = family. q milslir,i
sewing Machin. with Tabl- AID frs'il- i"r only
gta that ,lass the .snie wOfk ~ q machine you
wvulI paw So iOr, rapid, slno,tli and 1rni, makes
A seam -, sifaig that the sl"ih Nlll tear b-farc the
stitches viii rip apart. hight n-w. aiis.hn.nts Tor
al work ani The improved iiuttui Ilole W"tksr used
Nv ~ unly. Agents only ns,si shsw theIi IN "psra.
ton to srll IN every house they ,ntrr. ~ ani up
,hlne u,..,rTonrr-l at any such price. ai.pn .,Li
LAT ,saf, Is.gn amliie. No. them. beinAni in'
erraslng every DAY where th.y heconle known.
Ministers, Judges. Lawyers. Eiliors. Nashlni.,s.
Tailst.. etc, rrc.aame,si thsm a. perfect. Rights
given me 10 npt applicants. u therr u no agency
IN ysur place. write t,t u. OF bus a uaaehin. Tor Jour
t,mll, az q ~rrlailon, therr Is none better or 80 cheap.
Machine. sent To all parts of the countu on receipt
81 price, SO. Heal aiyrrtisemeni beginning " 10
S,ve,i IN every Family" In another column ~ this
paper. Address the Proprietor., kossat J. MA.
lia,s 4 10. I'd equal street. New fofk.
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walking Five Ye.rs for $4,000.

The Providence. r. l., Prss met Mr..
Coleman, and was "taken in" This is
the yarn that il spins: Mr.. James Cole
man. a newspaper reporter OF New
York, passed through Providence to-
day. ON his journey to Boston. TO claim
a wager Of $500 0, made with n sea
Captain Of Nowburyport. Mass, named
Delacour, that he. Coleman, was to lead
the life Of a vagrant for Ave years. which
Mr.. Coleman claims to have done; he
says he drank no hot tea or coffee, or
rsposed in a bed during that time. He
walked from Boston to Key West, Fla,
and returned to New York in the same
manner, there being no stipulations to
that effect. He was to perform all his
journcyings on foot, except in crossing
rivers. On his journey South he had
for his companions John Madden. a
brother to an eminent literary lady OF
Tablet notoriety. and an illiterate Irish.
man. who excelled rs u fiutist. Nj.
Coleman's appearance Is like one on his
"last legs" he is completely used
up" and his weary life has rendered
him less than the ninth part OF q man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29
Rsaoy.L. -Duliehek & CO.. Pattern Agency

RkaovAL -Butiehek & Co.. Pattern Agency
has been removed to No. 20 North q street, OPP
po-lte fitzmeier e Armbnst'a Bakery, eight
doors north Of the Postsfice. upstairs, al
which place All the latest patterns can bo oh
tained. Mrs. x. A. storer having received tbs
agency of the importing aud Wholesale Human
Hair Establishment OF Charles V. Prckhan.
broadway. New York. IL now prepared 10 sup.
ply ladies' with fret quality Of grnuiue hair At
New York ratcr. Call and see Saruple- and
price li-t. Mrs. Y. A. storer. No. N North q
street, up stair. Virginia City, New. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

Why IT I-.-it 10 NO, strange at all that the
sidewalk In front Of W. H. Rlson's store 10
hloekaied with goods every day. aud 81 nlany
people coMln- oui loaded with goods, FOR with
a few dollars you can bur groceries enough TO
do for n month. Six pound. fine crushed sugar.
9 I ": I pounds nnc brown sugar, ~ 10: frc.h
Iomaioc-. IN can. % cts: fresh peaches, 2b
can, - cts; ffesh oy-tcrs, IN can, Is cts.. pie
fruit, IN eau, Is cts, and everything In proper.
ton. Ito aud get a package OF IiisOn's coffee,
frerh ground eve'y week. Thy II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

GoLp IIuLEHs and everybody read this:
There Il. Que thing certain; those who are
ailins with dyspepsia. bilious diseases and
los. of appetite. get well by the use Of Bitter
Witch. Every time n do-c Il taken The patient
feels better. Soal at j. JOi IS Drug stare.
Last Chance Eminent, the ~cnrair-t palm
killer In the world: Web Foot ltll., the easiest
purgsiiNc. SOLD everywhere. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

A Result 10 no wonder that &. A. Nolie-
meier, ~ the Metropolitan boot and Shoe
stor-. No. i0s South e street, Virginia. IL do
Ing such q rushing business. lie has Just re.
turned from San fnnci,co with q Urge stock
~ the latest styles and hest quality of boots
aud shoes. which he l. selling cheaper than
ever. Just walk up To No, los South O street.
and exanlne bis new gOOLs. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

You can't eat enough in a.week to
last you n year. and you can't advertise
on that plan either.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

ArrESrios.-M pcr."u- indebted TO N. Y.
Waller are requested in call n hi ,i"rc and
settle their account. within thirty dsy-, aud
thereby save thems slvcs rxI-n-- and ir'nblc.
All accounts remaining unsettled Al the end al
thirty days. will he placed la the hand NJ an
officer for collection ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Isr.ciAL TO TUE SOLD HLL III NEWS.
o o M Esrio iNTsLLiosNcE
The Arrest OF Tiiten.

The Arrest Of Tiiton.
NEW YoRx, July 29.-whena arrested
yesterday. Tilton said: The complaint
comes from Beecher or his friends. /
am glad Of it, but il isn't an honest
prosecution, but very .rifing." Tilton
sent vord to ex-Judse Morris to call ON
him this morning. Gaynor. who brings
scandal into courts said: "Now this
thing will come to u climax. H. W.
Beecher. Mrs. woodhall. Frank Moul.
ton. and Airs. Tilton and everybody else
will have to testify there. The commit
tee could never make them testify. i
don't know whether Bsecher is innocent
or guilty, but l want to see, and the on
ly way is in the judicial tribunal" Gay
nor said he didn't know Beechcr, aud
neither liked or disliked him. hut SIM
ply as a citizen he wished to bring this
scandal to an end and help crush it Ell
Their in proving its truth or falsity. The
sun this morning says: 1--WE are
thorized to state that Beocher's full an
swer will be probably made when the
allegations and testimony against him
shall all have been put in"
Dsnauiter.
Henry Prindlc, agent of the Atlantic
and Pacific Insurance Company Of Chi
caSo and of the suspended fire insurance
company OF Philadelphia, has left the
city. An examination OF his accounts
with the former company show, it is
alleged, a deficit of $500, and its said
he is indebted to the latter company for
between 100000 and 500, 600, a large
portion Of which is represented to be in
cash which he had the time OF his de-
parture. Prindlc was formerly q mem
Der OF the firm OF Prindle and Mangam,
Insurance Agents, Of this city.
wrecked steamer.
The Secretary OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, in this city, con-
siders the fact that the Acapulco passed
so near to the scenes Of tho wreck Of the
City OF Guatemala without seeing any
signs OF the steamer, rs ominous Of fur
Their disaster to the vessel, which IL il
feared may have entirely gone to pieces.
Uaa,-.I-I nuaI
Orcd Pererer de Counts, editor OF the
Chronicle, the Spanish organ, has sailed
for Belgium, having accepted the chal-
lengc to fight a duel in that country with
Juan Bellado dc Leona. editor Of the
Cuban paper, the ~badspence. Efforts are
making to detain the latter in this u
try. Both are now under bonds not to
fight n duel in the United States.
Racing Challenge.
HALIFAX. July 2o.-John Browns
challenge to Sadler has been forwarded
tn Sadler. The time named for the race
is in September or October.
Heavy Rainfall.
BURLINGTON. VI, July 29.-The rain
storm which begun Sunday night rom
tinucj up to midnight last night. The
rainfall was four inches.
Senatorial Tsur.
MANSFIELD, o., july 2?.-Senator
John Sherman leaves home to-day for a
visit Of two or three weeks in Arkansas,
Iowa anil other Western States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29
srocK REPORT.
ixrroHrsp pArlr M nrsks . HALL


Last Evenfng.
q, Meadow Valley. 5.t,., BIO
ITO Raymond Eiy. II,
no Eureka Con, ioA, ION %
20 Phoebe. sS,5
iOs washington Creole
$50 American Flag. az
40 Belmont. ~. ~
no North Belmont. loo. loc boo
100 Monitor Belmont, ~
1850 Newark. I. use
loo Page a Psnaea. Soc
5D III Dorado South.
is5 Rye Patch. i.,l
80 Cherry Greek. AZ bso, az. AZ. ..
so Bellevue. Ia
500 Golden Chariot. I. e.. OK so. cX
400 Ida fillmore. SIC, T5c
.. % s s%sl,. sei 3. SIX, ]; ~ \. ) * 81. " ], ~ 30
i?s Bsleber. csk. 0S b, 6. 6sk bs
% Crown Point. 69k
80 Yellow Jacket. Is. TAN. u
100 CALIFORNIA;, II b5, ~ sio
400 pOorman. 5Oc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

TIE st. Louis papers s~atirize the
metropolis of the Northwest by SPELLING
its name Shecawgo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

Observation-Disclosures bsaland' come
and.ee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

f.rrc.L TO N ooLp NIL. DAILY sKw..l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29
Senatorial Tsur.

MANSFIELD, o., July ao.-Senator
John Sherman leaves home to-day for a
visit Of two or three weeks in Arkansas,
Iowa anil other Western States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29
Editorial Duel.
Racing Challenge

HALIFAX. July 2o.-John Browns
challenge to Sadler has been forwarded
to Sadler. The time named for the race
is in September or October.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

BURLINGTON, VT, July 29.-The rain
storm which begun Sunday night con-
tinucd up to midnight last night. The
rainfall was four inches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

To be had of the Committee.
jyg I'd
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
WHO LOVED HER BEST?
By JANIS 4. WHITNEY.

By JAMES 4. WHITNEY.
Quiet and pale, and sweet and fair, .'
They shrouded her for her rest,
Wreathing the lilies around her hair,
And the violets over her breast.
Pure as the leaves of the milkwhite flower,
Was the heart Of the maiden dead;
Peaceful and calm as the funeral hour,
Was the soul that afar had fed.
Into the room whore the maiden 10y
Three men drew softly near
Three men who had loved her, ah, well-a-day,
For many and many year.
And ono, whose eyes wore a. black ~ night,
Made wildly desOlats moan!
"Never to me shall the skies bsbright
Or peace to my soul be known"
And one, whose eyes were bright and blue,
As the clouds in the spring-tide air,
STOPPED lowly tho pale still lips unto
And lovingly kissed them there. i.
And one, whose forehead was white and wan,
Whose eyes were stern and gray,
Gazed long and sadly her face upon,
Then silently turned away.
They buried her deep where the grass grows green
And the birds sing blithesome song,
Where over the hesdstone bright blossoms an
seen
Nodding the whole day long.
Nodding; still nodding whom comes the sun
In the summer with shimmeriug glow;
For the maiden died, and the vail was done
Many long years ago.
The days were dimmed of the dark-eyed man,
In a tempest of passionate strife,
And wild with sin were the ysazs that ran
The course Of hi. ster.nylifs.
And the blue-eyed ono, his pulses beat
Quick when he heard her name,
Until to his heart with rapture sweet
new love softly came.
But the wan-browed man went forth that day
With new born light in his soul,
To guide his Footsteps till over his way
The shadows ofdsath should roll.
Ne'er to his lips came smile again,
Nor yet to his eyes tear;
But never thereafter or guile or stain
To the sad strong heart came near.
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Reliance Works,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Edward P. AlIiS & Go.
F'0UNDRYMlE]E'N, MEN
MACHINlSTS,
Mill Builders,
--AND
FURNISHERS.
Manufacturers of Superior
STEAM ENGINES
French Burr Mill Stones.
Cast Iron. Water and Gass
PIPE !
n1"Everything in our line made and
sold. illustrated. Catalogue Of Machinery,
120 pages, sent free on application.
apply
}. W. METZROTH
Has removed his
Clothing Store,
EePPos171 THE CENTRAL Hous1.
I~ MEZROTR's Is THE PLACE.
A large stock Of tn ednest
CASSlM MERES,
-. BROADCLOTHS,
and all kinds O.
Gents Furnishing Goods
always on hand.
~ METzRoTH,s Is THE p1AcEl
GENTLEMEN'S SUITS
AGETzROTH'S
inthelatest
new YORK LONDON AND PARIS STYLES
LINDEN HOUSE.
B.A: LIVING sTON, Prop
/. - ~. L
SAUK CENTRE, MINI,
Everything comfortable and charges rsa.
- sonable:
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"A Plsttsburg paper, speaks Of !.
gentleman Of that vicinity who recent.
sold his wife and children to one of his
,neie ehbors for . coat, and pair Of scond.
hand pants, and SIS in cash. i
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

/. legal anda ernmenta aavertissm snts, Scent,
Der square for the first insertion, and S7H cents per
square for each subs 'quent insertion.
e.Attorneys ordering In legal arc
regarded for tho cost Of the same,
tess there is special agreement to charge the came
10 another party Payment in all to b made In
advance or upon delivery Of thsafadavit.
Local Notices, IL cents per ne to transient, and
10 ssnts per liRs to regular, advertisers,
1. Notice 0fdsath [simpls annOuncement] 2tcents
obituary notices, cents per line; marriage notices
soeents.
g. Special place and double column adv ver tissnenti
to be inserted ut rates agreed upon.
g. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
I. Strangers must payin advance, or SivesatilfAo.
tory references.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

OBJ p IN TIN G.
OF all kinds plain oolored, executed short no
tce in the best style and at st. Paul prices. Print.
ing done in German and Norwegian, ~ well -
English. and warranted to give satsfaction.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

The indictment against sx.Gov.
James, Of -Nebrasks, fox smbexxline
public money hss b1,sn au,sSssdt:9
\ 'irt AZ Is resssn sst,r nssl.a.tte !.
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She is . good girl, said farmer; I'll
We had al hearts ID. like hers 4 expees
there "oqldn't 4 b b. much aa.rrslip9gS !; j,
And no politics, !" ssid the ;iay.liidls
There, now no nosss3 noss3 talking for ~
heear,"s l..:Kt.. s.ld Kate. '"The 'The farmer viii
give sou II rthe 81 mutton bsotb, which il on
the hob, and 7 will 80 down to- tho cot,
t'g' and sec how father j.. getting or,
and what % Mr., Smith H.,nts."' +.
b Kate ,!Il4. kissed the woman ,n. on The fore
head, be- oast 4 sjgnil6s..tptt al6 " : glance at the
farmer, tN! and loft The room:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

SIEE3PINGv CARS
,onsh Through rRains without change.
A@Copnscting hinpsep9lis and St. Paul with the
seversf lines centefibeAt those pofhts.
st. Paul Depot, corner efJsckson and bsyee. City
Once, corner Third sRd JScksqn eA.:
A9connecang IN Chicago with all routes for the
East, South and southvesk -
z Chicago Depst, Corner Canal and West Madison
ets. CITY ONCE. 81 and SO Clark St.
l. = - .0enleotiuRin Milwaukee With Western Union
and Wisconsin Central and other Railroads. Also
ether NxiAens Of this Road.
A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
General Pass. and Ticket Agent
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