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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08
New York Market.

New YORK, August 7.-Cotton-Quiet;
held higher at l7s@174c. Flour-Heavy
and in moderate demand; superfne west
ern and state 81 50(G5 %; common to good
So 25@5 80; good to choice s. S5(E6 So.
Wheat-Fairly active; No. = Chicago
81 22Gl %; No. = Milwaukee 81 29@
! 30; No. spring 81 29@l "a. Rye
Dull and nominal at 90cCaSl %. Bar
lev-Nominal. Malt-Quiet. Corn
Less active and higher; western mixed
Sla SIC; high mixed and yellow western
SEA S24c. Oats-Firmer for new and
unsettled for old new western mixed 42c;
new white 65(o zoe. Hay-Heavy at 7jc
@Sl % for new crop. Hops-Firm; low
IL fair lO6l5c.. Coftee-Rio lSfGL2 &C..
Sugar-Quiet. Petroleum-Crude quiet
and steady at 5!c; refined easier at l2fc.
Turpcntine-More active at 35lc. Pork
Firm at $23 1924 90. Beef-Un-
changed. Cut Meats-Quiet middles
firm at llic. Lard-Firmer at l44c
for prime steam. Butter-Unchanged.
Cheese-Firm at l0Gl24c for common to
prime. Whisky-Stcady at 81 90.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK August 1.-BceveS-Rc-
ceipts LAG head, making $3.50 for four
days against 1880 for the same time last
week. Fat, matured cattle steady ut UNI
changed prices; inferior and common,
both native and foreign, dull, weaker
and declined tGt!c; native steers ranged
at 1O6 l23c; Texans poor to fair 7l(u,9c.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 4,490 head,
making 1880 for four days against
l4,O60 for the same time last week Mar
ket depressed and sales slow at Il decline
of &c; common to prime sheep ranged III
4t@ &c; few choice going to 6lc; lambs
from 63@Sic for ordinary to prime.
Swine-Reccipts $40 head, making
34,2l5 for four days, against 1920 for
same time last week. Poor to prime
hogs G!@7Ic live weight; dressed more
active and Il fraction lower, closing at
S3GI &C.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers
entered in the County Clerks ottic" for
the week ending August 18th.
Deed made July 31st 1874, by James
c. Achsson and wife, transfers to Selby
Jones in trust for NJ Elizabeth AeheSon,
ali right and interest in the property held
by Ii. X. List in trust. Admitted July
3lst, 1874; $500.
Deed made July 2Sth, 1874, by Chris
tian Nierhellcr and wife, transfers 10
Frederick Bcntz the southeast corner of
lot No. 35 in North Wheeling. Admit
ted August lst, 1874; Sl,1OO.
Deed dated July +, 1874, made BY Wm
A. Hooper and Nancy his wife, trans
fcrs to James White all the interest of
said Hooper and wife in real estate left
by Mrs. Mary Glasscock; also all inter
est in the real estate left by Joseph White.
Admitted August 3, 1874; so.
Deed dated December IL, 1868, made
BY Richard Farley and others to Louis
Colmar the northern 45 feet Of lot No.
g. in square SO, South Wheeling. Adj
mittcd August 3 1874. 500.
Deed made July g. 1874, by VIM. A
Hooper and wife, transfers to James
White their interests in the estate Of
Mary Glasscock and Joseph White, de-
ceased, being portion of the Solomon
White farm. Admitted August 3, 1874;
$50.
Deed made August 5, 1874, by John
+. Elliott and wife, transfer. to Henry
Gcrig portion Of lot No. 81 in North
Wheeling, fronting on Main, north of lSt
street, together with all improvements on
said lot. Admitted August ., 1874;
-. 200.
Deed made July 81, 1874, by Thos. &.
Britt. transfers to Winfield Fair the
middle third of lot No. ~ fronting on the
north side of Clay street, East Wheeling.
Admitted August &, 1874; $3.50.
Deed made October 9th, 1860, by Jas.
Il. Morrow. transfers to Geo. SisSon lot
No. IS in section Sc of Mt. Wood Gene
terry. Admitted August G, 1874. .
Deed made July 10th, 1874, by Green
wood Cemetery Association, transfers To-
VIM. W. Martin lot No. l7S in section
''G of said cemetery. Admitted Aug.
9TH. 1874; so.
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WELIsBURG ITEMS.
From the Pan Handle News.
County COURT meets, on Monday,
t,oc,sf 10 a. - - "a - 81

From the n-Handle News.
/ County COURT meets. on Monday,
August 10. ..t,1s - '1'siA ~
ABRAM WILSON, of Shor Creek, is
spoken of as q candidate for House of
Delegates.
THEY say insurance companies do BET
ter in Wheeling than any other city in
the United States.
j. HANSON GOOD, of Wheeling, candi-
date for Congress in this district, paid Us
a visit hast week. He seems ssnguine'of
his nomination at Ellenboro. .-t..f.
AN anti-treating society hes been form
ed in town, the members of which pledge
themselves not 10 tre.t, nor be treated.
A good idea. .''"- .
CONSIDERABLE anxiety is manifested
here as to the probable result of the NOM
nations to be made by, the Convention
tomorrow. A large number OF candi-
dates are before the body, and there are
still number who will not allow them
selves to go before the Convention, but
will run as independent candidates. This
of course, causes no little feeling, as each
gentleman has his friends, who will labor
for their favorites'
CONSIDERABLY Naturalization
the capital of the State, must be a pretty
comfortable place after all, Judging from
the number of gentlemen in Brooke
county who are DESTROYS Of spending the
winter there. Although but two indi-
yiduals were announced rs candidates
for the House of Delegates We understand
there are several other aspirants. The
delegates from the several townships
who meet in Convention ,to-day, are
known to have their favorites, and as q
natural consequence some wranglng i
anticipated. 49,. XII. C. .
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel
and falling. J.. Y. g. -s..H-
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at 1Os o'clock yesterday morning.
The Nail City was hurrying up thing
last evening so as to get off for below.
The towboat John Means arrived with
a lot of iron ore for the Riverside mill.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
this morning. .....
Several towboats with empty barges
passed up yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH. August River 30
inches and falling Weather cloudy,
with indications of rain.
EVANSVILLE, August There was a
heavy rain, lightning thunder and some
wind from midnight last night till this
morning. Clear to-day. Signs of more
rain tonight. River falling. Up
Alexander Swift, George Roberts, +. r.
Gracey. Down-Sandy, Mary Ament'
Red Cloud, Shipper Own. Business
rather active There were several build
ings burned by lightning in the county
this morning.
LOUISVILLE, August River falling
slowly with : feet inch in the canal,
and 5 feet l inch in Indian shute. \
heavy rain fell early this morning.
weather warm and clear tonight. Ar
rived-Ella. White river; J. II. Bigley'
Cairo; IronsideS and tow, 81. Louis,
Departed LeavenwOrth; Blg.ey
and tow, and Iron>ideS and tow, Pitts
burgh.
CAIRO, August 7.-Arrived-Raren
and Falls Pilot, Ohio river; Gen. Andcr-
son, St. Louis; City of Quincy, st. Louis;
City of Helena, Vicksburg; b. X. Cooke,
Evansville. Departed-Mary Alice, St
louis; General Anderson, Ohio River
River II feet 10 inches and rising;
wcrthcr cloudy; mercury 900.
ST. Louis, August 7.-Arrived-
Robt. Ray; Keokuk; Kinney; and Mis-
souri,. Departrd-Robt. Ray; kcokuk;
Belle of Memphis; and Kinney. River
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
CNcINNATI, August River 10 feet
and falling. Weather fair and warm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08
A CoRREoT1os-The REGISTER con-

A CoRREoTIoN-The REGISTER con-
tanned an item few mornings ago head
ed aCruel Treatment" in which we stat
ed that Mr.. Dougherty, of East Wheel
Ing, had chsstened his young son in a
most trul~ manner. We supposed our
informant knew all about what he had
reported to us, but instead of that his In
formation was derived from a stone
mason,e which was totally false. We learn
from good authority that Mr.. Dougherty
simply whipped his child the same as any
parent would when he thought he descrv-
ed it. and there was nothing cruel in the
punishment. Furthermore Mr.. Dough-
erty is kind parent and a good citizen,
and we are sorry that We were misinform-
ed in regard to the facts of the case and
the publication of the same, which did
him great injustice. ...
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POSITIVE PROOF
Oh
DR.. Longdon's Skill.
Testimonials from Parties Whose We
racity Cannot d" Impeached.

! believe DR.. LongdOn'S treatment s4vrd
my life. have the most implicit faith IN
his skill. i. l.. IlIGGIN, ~, llth street.
DR.. Longdon cured me Of the worst a
tarrh, after other physicians failed To give
me any relief. MARY l.. COTS,
81 Market street.
Dir. Longlon's medicines relieved and
cured me Of the Scvcrr>t and most danger
Gus Rheumatism ANDREW klNG,
City Gas Office.
DR. LOngdOn cured me of thrpniCi rtarrh
and Bronchitis more than year ago, and
| have remained we'll ever since.
Re HENDERSON, 2IG Jacob -.
was treated by Or. LUngdun for Nervous
Weakness and General Dcbility,and now
feel like n new man.
ORLOFF Met DWELL,
Alkaline, Marshall county.
DIR. LOngdOn cured mo Of Heart Disease,
after other physicians said ! must die.
JAS. MURRIN, BcnwOOd.
DR. LOngdOn'S treatment was like magic
in curing my Rheumatism.
LEWIS Koch, ll6, 3lSt street.
Fees for consultation, examination, adj
vice and treatment, within the reach ufall.
Medicine for all diseases by mail ana cN-
press To all parts of the country.
NoTE-Dr LongdOn'S office and r"Sid"nC"
are nj No. 1909 EOff street tOld 9TH, oppO-
site the Cathedral. aug'"ud
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Philadelphia Wool Market,

PHILADELPHIA August Wool
In good demand, firm and scarce;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Nir-
ginia double extra and above 52JM
j4c; extra -! Ca 53tc; medium 5lG 52Ic;
coarse 45c; New York, Michigan, In
diana and Wisconsin fine 45m SOC; me-
dunn SOFA Ole; coarse 45c; Colorado wash
ed 25Ca 3Oc; do. unwa>hed 22Ia 2jc; extra
and merino pulled 45m jOc; No. and
supcrfnc pulled 45(a SOC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

PHorOGRAPHS AT HALLS GALLERY,
FORMERLY RoBINsON S-Wr have in
our employment some of the very best
artists in the country, and ale prepared
t. furnish 10 our customers the finest
work to be had anywhere. We do not
make cheap pictures; but take special
pains to make every sitting success.
Old pictures copied and enlarged to any
size, either plain photographs, or furnish
eel in ink. oil. paste or water color>; also
life size. Crayons, picture framing, >t"r-
oscopic views and Photographic views OF
all kinds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 7-Cottou-
Firm at l7sc. Flour-Dull and unchang-
ed Whcat-Steady and in moderate
demand; white II l5ml 20. Corn-Dull
at G2m64c. OatS-Quiet at 400 j0c.
Rye-Dull at 500 Sic Pork-Quict at
$24 90. Lard-Scarce and firm Bulk
Meats Shoulders SSc spot; clear rib
sides sold ut sll 400 II -; held at
sll S74 at close; clear sides re. Bacon
Demand good at full prices; shoulder,
9!c; clear rib sides l23c: clear sides
II 9-l0Gl3c. WhiSky-Stcady and in
moderate demand at 9GC.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, August The trade
movement was fairly active in few de-
partments of the package trade The
jobbing and importing branches We're
quiet. Cotton goods sluggish, except
Cotton FlannelS, Cheviot Shirtings and
Grain Bags. Side Band Prints very ac-
tive but other grades move slowly. Wool
Flannels, Beavers and Fancy CasSimercS
fairly active. Hosiery improving.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August Flour
In good demand; superfne SO 50(G4 so;
Indiana and Ohio Sc 25CG6 70. Wheat
Dull; new red 81 25(dl 30; white
81 37@l 45. Corn-Firmly held; west
ern high mixed S24@S4c. Oats-Fairly
active at 5l@55c. Petroleum-Active
and higher; refined l24c; crude STA Ssc.
Whisky-Offered at 81 O3 for western in
ironed.
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A CARD from Mr.. Miller, in reply to
the decision of the Mayor, in the case for
violating the ale and beer ordinance, n
reported in yesterdays REGISTER:
Editors Of the Register.
Your report does not give the correct
idea of the case, and would lead the reader
to suppose that Messrs. Miller and Shcp-
pard had violated some ordinance passed
by our city Council, which is not true.
That an ordinance was passed by the
Council forbidding the sale of ale and
beer is true, but that ordinance never
received the signature of the President
of the Council until Thursday morn
ing, some three days after the
suit was brought, a. was testified by the
CITY Clerk. 1t was, without such sigma
turc, dead letter binding on noonc and
without validity. Yet the Mayor, Joel
Strait, decided that the ordinance was
effective from its passage although not
signed. His idea was combatted by
Mcssrs. Tallman and Smith, men Of great
ability and high standing as lawyers,
who showed the Mayor the folly Of such
decision, but in obedience to the de-
mands of his crusader friends he violated
his own sense of right, the plain law Of
the State and his oath of office to
be partial, unlawful and worng.
Mr.. Smith, one of the attorneys for the
defense, was himself one Of the leading
spirits in last falls crusade, but he could
not stand and see law and justice troddcn
down by those who have but one idea
that is, to drive all who do not agree
with their peculiar and fanatical ideas to
the wall. Having no law but their own
free wills, these people hope to compel
all others to accept that will as law. |
for one do not propose to do anything of
the kind. Let them take their medicine.
Tu,prrS NIJIEp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

HELD FOR POsTAGE.-The following
letters are held in the Wheeling Post
Office for postage for the amounts
named: ....
Mrs. Mary Barnes, GIT West Lom-
bard street, Baltimore, Md, 3 cts; Mrs.
Julia McCune, West Alexandria, Pa
cts; Mrs. NJ. Taylor, Gl5 West LON
bard street, Baltimore, Nd, 3 cts; Mrs,
Matte L. Jones, care of w. T: Willis,
Salisbury, H., cts; Mr.. Daniel Peterson
Bradden, Webster county, Ind, } cts;
Rev. John T. Seaman, Sidney Plans, n
j., 3 cents; Louis J. Herland, Phoenix
Mines, Allegheny county, Nd, 3 cents;
Charles Harrop No. l76 Falls avenue,
Baltimore, Md, cents; Mre. Sarah
Marshall, West Liberty, W. Va. 8 cents;
Miss Dixie Phillips, care Fl. w. Phillips,
city, ! cent.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRE, August 7.-Flour-Dull,
heavy and unchanged. Wheat-Stcady
and in good demand; red western 81 %
GGl 80. Corn-Quirt and steady ut 77c.
Oats-Weak and lower. Provisions
Strong and huoyant Mess Pork
Scarce at $24 O0(a % %. Bacon-Active
and higher; shoulders 100 lOlc; clear
ribs 1890 BE. Lard-l4iGt lac But
ter--Scarce and firm; western 24@25c.
Cotiee-Quiet and unchanged Petro-
lem-Unchangcd. Whisky-Quiet at
II %
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Toledo Market. -.

TOLEDO, August 1.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Whcat-Dull and declined;
extra white Michigan 81 rs; No. do
81 lS!; amber 81 1879: No red 81 10
al log. C"rn-Dull and lower; high
mixed 6S4c; low mixed Csc; no grade 67c;
damaged ole. OatS-Dull and lower:
No. 43c; No. , 40!c; SELLER August 3S!c;
seller September $7!c; Michigan Ale; re-
iected 36Bc.
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FEDERAL I

FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT-ThiS
Court is now in session in this city, Judge
Bond, presiding, assisted by Judge Jack
son. Quite number Of distinguished
lawyers from distance are in attend
ance, among others, Robertson from
Virginia, Clark, of Maryland, Judges
Maxwell, Brown, Camden and Brannon.
of this State, and such attorneys aS Peck,
Allison and Davenport, Of Wheeling,
Golf and Basel, of Clarksburg, Ewing,
of MoundSvillc, Martin from Taylor,
Blackburn from Berkeley, and many
others. The presence "t'thcsc gentlemen
gives the court room quite business like
appearance.-ParkerSb,0y JooT1tdi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

GUARDIANS APPOINTED.-Mrs. Caro-
line B. BrucS has been appointed guard
ian of Carrie b., Henrietta and Charles
H., children Of the late Henry Brucs.
Bond $4,000
Rev. J. T. Sullivan has been appointed
guardian of John H. and Joseph Ru HE,
orphans of Elizabeth Ruhle, in place of
Bishop Whelan, deceased. Bond 500.
Sample Ford has been appointed guard
ian of Ella and Robert II. Wilson, or
phans OF William Wilson, deceased.
Bond 81 200.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

SUCCESSFUL RoBBERY.-On We'd
nesday night the store of John p. Horn
brook, at the mouth of Fish creek, was
entered and robbed of goods amounting
to over three hundred dollars a man
who had lived in that vicinity suddenly
disappeared on the night the store was
robbed. and it is supposed that he is the
,biaf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

PosTAL.-A new post office has been
established ut Grass Run. Harrison
county, w. Va, on new route, with +.
&. Robinson a. postmaster. Ais" at
Board Tree SMarshall county, West
Virginia, on the Baltimore X Ohio rail
road, Baltimore and Wheeling route,
with James \. Connolly as postmaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

Pool SELLING.-Quite n crowd as
sembled at the Opera House saloon last
night and there was some lively bidding
for the pool on the trotting race to come
off afternoon at the Wheeling Island
Driving Park between Honest joe
and "Jcnnie Hoover Both horses had
their friends and hackers present, and
both animals were favoriteS, so to speak.
The pool selling will be continued this
mornngat 10! o'clock, at the same place.
The race promises to be an exciting
one, and if the weather is propititions,
we expect to see large crowd in the
Fair grounds and good race.
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or SOUL CRlE

MING" How either SIX ~. %
climate and gain TIA" love aud allrc'
any person they choos" Instantly .f
simple mental requirement all u.f
srss, free, by mail, for Dc, together sGi
marring" guide, Egyptian oraaCci" H.aE.
&c. 4 queer book. Address Z. NILLIh
a Co., Pubs, Philadelphia.
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PARTIES who don't want to slip on
something and fall down suddenly Oh the
pavement, are requested TO keepa watch
on the rind."
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WILL PRovED-The last will and
testament of August Fischer, deceased,
has been admitted to probate, Johanna
Louisa Fischer as executrix. Bond
$4,000.
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ALEADING retail grocer lately ordered
one hundred and fifty boXe, OF Warrens
Laundry Soap at one time, So that ii
should 90 to his customers thoroughly
" seasoned and hard Those who use
this brand will have no other.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market. r =

NEW YORK, August 7.-MoNEY--
Closed at p per cent; prime mercantile
paper 5367 per cent. Sterling weak at
is6I6487 for sixty days and 490l 490a
for sight. Customs receipts $475, 600.
Imports of dry goods for the week
s2,970954.
GoLD-Strong on enlarged specie
shipments for tomorrow, aggregating
nearly 100000. The opening price
was ito and closing at 1l0i, with sales
in the interim ut 1921. Carrying rates
were 164 per cent, sales were also made
fat. The Assistant Treasurer disburs-
ed S2SS,0OO Clearings $34, 100000.
GovERNMENTs-Firm. There Is a
LARGE demand for registered ten-forties.
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The rain commenced falling last night
about ten o'clock, and up to two o'clock
this morning continued to come down
necessarily and perSistentlv.
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Qulet and hrln.
STATE BONDs-Firm.
y SToCKs-Dull and firm, with limited
transactions; prices advanced 4Gs per
cent. The day was one ofthe dulleSt Of
the season and the market presented no
striking features. Among the sales OF
the day were $4,000 shares of Western
Union, 1000 Lake Shore, $1,000 Union
Pacific and 5000 O. G. &. l. c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

THE Turner's CONCERT Ann BALL.
The Wheeling Turner Association
gave grand vocal and instrumental
Concert at the Turner Hall last night.
The concert was complete success, and
at the conclusion of which the Hall was
cleared and all present engaged III trip
ping of the may until the wee small
hours. Joe Kramer furnished the mu-
sic and everybody was happy and salts
fed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

Two fine second hand pianos. III the
best order. for sale at Adams X Lucas
music store.
Buyers will find bargains in both new
and second hand instruments Of all kind
at ADAMS II Lucas
1927 Market street.
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ALEADING retail grocer. lately order
ed one hundred and fifty boxes of War
rens Laundry Soap at one time, SO that
it should go to his customers thoroughly
seasoned and hard Those who use this
brand will have no other.
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LooKoUT.-For the benefit of those
whom it may concern We will state that
there is large and ferociou> dog let
loose every evening at Mt. De Chantel,
which providers had bctterlook out for.
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Council will probably elect one Of
the numerous applicants, to the position
OF City Collector, Tuesday night.
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The amuSementS this afternoon will
be horse race. n Skitf race and numer-
onS base ball matches.
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THE regular monthly meeting Of the
City Council will be held next Tuesday
evening.
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JAMES FORBES waS examined yester-
day morning before Squire Phillips and
adjudged II lunatic.
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atheeling Reeister.
EGGS FOR ONE CENT EACH,

kTNO. 81, TWEIFTH STREET. GREEN
n Corn, Cabbage, and produce generally
.N-- - Il. LARAMIE.
ay6 Agent.
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WILL Moulton take the wind out of
Bccchcr's sails? That is the question
now.
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THERE were four marriage licenses is
sued by County Clerk Woods during last
week.
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Senatorial Conyention--3rd District,

H-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TT. THU At
' The Senatorial Convention lor ti in,, "iT
district. consisting Of the counties oI
Rjtrhie, Doddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, ana
Inmhoro in the county Of Richie, on the
18th day of August, 1874. rd the Hh tSat
cnnntv meetings be held at an early day
o oS "poSsihic, to appoint delegates to SAID
%%Hn,ipTnntior Let the counties aforesaid be
we'll represented; o.,.,,, r,aou,iva
C,t,;I,nittca L. :. BLAIR,
Chairman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-08

WHEELING has been visited by more
hand organs during the last week or two
than ever before.