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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-29

STABBED WITH FISH HooK.-A boy
named KiBkle, living in the Eighth
ward, run fishing hook into one OF
his fiugers Yesterday morning, and was
compelled to have it cut cut. DR..
Woods performed the operation, which
was rather painful to the little fellow.
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SevYork Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May 2S-TheIe was a
better feeling IN trade and more activ-
ity was noticed in prints and heavy
wooleus. The market for Cotton goods
ruled steady but quiet at unchanged
prices. The print market was excited
and irregular. A large jobbing house
offered YarDer's sSirtiDgs at 13c by the
package and fancy Gloucester and Or
coma prints at the same price, with
large sales. Wooleus more active.
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Baltimore Catt1e MARKET.

BALTIMORE, May 2S-Cattle--More
active and to ic higher; closed with
advance partly lost very best on sale
6s<S7:c; first quality 5s@6sc; medium
or good to fair quality 5s@5sc. Re-
cetpts ZOOS; sales $50. Hogs-ln
moderste'demsnd at 73@S3c. Receipts
1913. Sheep-Quiet and lower st 1t
66tc. Receipts 9,SSs. ~
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAsr LIBERTY, May 2S.-Csttle-
Arrival 63 cars; best st to &c; medium
ST to &c; common 81 10 SIC. Hogs
Arrivals 80 cars; best Philadelphia
6 25 to 6 so; Workers 40 TO GO.
Sheep-Arrlvals = cars; none sellin6.
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Police CoURT.-Three cases were on
the docket of the Police Court for set
Element, yesterday morning.
William Brinsom, for disorderly con-
duct in the 9Th ward, was fined - and
costs, which he paid.
Henry Dunbury, "pard" Of the frs,
named Individual, was fined IS and
costs for the same charge.
The case against "Msjor" Lee. charg
ed with selling liquor without license,
was dismissed at the compliments cost
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River News.


The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated five feet elk inches in the
channel.
The Mallie Rsgon departed for Pitts
burgh yesterday morning at 7 o'clock,
The Courier lett for Parkersburg at
l0l Of clock.
The Esperanzs from Pittsburgh for
st. Louis passed down yesterday.
The tow-boats Sam Brown and Gill
more passed up with heavy tows of ore.
The Juuiata from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati arrived and departed.
The Express is the Petersburg
packet this morning at the usual hour.
The r. R. Hudson from Cincinnati
is due this afternoon.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 2S.-R.ver falling
with 4 feet S inches. River l6 inches
at Oil City and falling. Monongahels
river at a stand at Brownsville with 5
| feet.
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-River Q feet
and falling Arrived-Andes, Wheel
ing; Ben Franklin, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, May 28.-River falling
very slowly with five feet three inches
scant in the canal and three feet three
inches in the chute. Weather very
warm. Business fair. Arrived-Char
mer, Cincinnati; Minncola, Cincinnati;
Sam Roberts and Means and bsrges,
Pomeroy Alice Brown and barges,
New Orleans. Departed-Sam Roberts
and Means and barres, st. Louis ;
Cbarmer, Evansville; Minneola, Mem
phis.
CAIRO, May Observation-Disclosures,
st. Louis; All Stevens, st. Louis Dee
parted-John B. Maude, St. Louis !;
AlfStevens, Dyersburg. River j. feet
7 inches and falling fine shower OF
rain; cloudy and cool.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S-Arrived-Be1le,
of Memphis, Memphis; Savage Brown,
Cairo; Minneapolis, ST. Paul; Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Wolf, Missouri river,
eparted-Ssvannah, Fort Madison ;
Gale City, Fleming, Storm, Whale and
Kellogg, Illinois, ver; Great Republic,
New Orleans Rob Roy, Keokuk; Rock
Island, St. Paul; Helena, Nicksburg.
River falling. There was heavy
thunder storm accompanied by hail
and high winds, this sterhoon.
EVANSVILLE, May 2S.-Weather
cloudy and hot; mercury 90 to co.
The river has fallen 4 inches here and
from 5 to 7 inches from Louisville to
CAIRO. Up-Keystone, Alex. Swift,
Geo. Roberts, Mary Ameut. Down
Areosy. Era No. 9, Paragon. Bowling
Green and Morning Star. Business
light. -.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York money md stock Marne,

NEw.YoRk, May 2S --MoNEY-Abur-
dant at 2@3 per cent Sterling quiet al
s. S63@4 50 for 60 days and 4 9O3@
4 81 for sight. Customs receipt 1896, :
900. The sub-Treasury disburset
500, 900. Specie shipments 81 ,46S,-
900, of which $l,000,000 was coin.
Tomorrow 100000 in gold coin will
be shipped 10 Canada and S550.OOO
engaged for European shipment on
Saturdays steamer.
'GoLp-Rsnged at Sll2!@ll2s, and
cIosed at ll2f. Carving rates l@2! per
cent. Clearings $l7.00O.OOO.
CnrrrN,trNrc-A niiua and firm
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PROHIBITION is 70 new thing. In old
colony times they had a law against a
young mans counting girl without the
consent OF her parents. We wonder
how such law would operate in these
dave.
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CYRUS McNEELLEY, Esq, OF Hope
dale, started across the State on last
Monday to record in each county
through which the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad passes the mortgage bonds
of that enterprise.-Ohio VALLEY NeacS.
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AN accident to the engine at the Top
Mill yesterday afternoon, compelled the
nail factory to shut down. The scci>
dent being Of a slight character, it will
be repaired in time for the factory to
start up to-day.
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. TIE excitement is still increasing at
Ferries store, and 3 new arrival OF 80
pieces OF Brussels,$ ply ingram and
cottage carpets, opgned this day, and
still cheaper and cheaper. Now is the
time 10 save money IN carpets.
J.;W. FERREL.
Main and Goth St Centre Wheeling.
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GovEEyMENrs-Active and firm

STATE BoSDs-Very dull and scarcely
enough doing on the Stock Exchange to
give tone 10 the market The difficulty
OF employing money even at the current
low rate continues the feature. Railroad
bonds firm.
SrocKs-IrreguIsr and generally
weak during the day. The fluctuations
ranged between / and I per cent.
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PfI,hurxh Petroleum Market.

PlrTsBURGH. May 2S.-Petroleum-
Crude-Parkers f. o. b. at 81 90 down
ward tendency. Ref ned-Philadsl-
pbia market extremely dull and MOTH
ing doing; spot BE; last half June l3tc.
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CARPETS and oil cloth. in full line
and cheap; we ask investigation:
Tapestry Brussels at 81 80, sells every
where at $3.50; Ingrains in proportion,
Terms cash. STONE d THOMAS.
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TIE young ladies OF the Wheeling
Female College, and their friends, leave
for Steubenville this morning, on an
excursion.
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David A. Waddle, I. S. Morgan, F.
Nolte, Henry Eberling, l.. Ii. Bruner
James Neil, Martin Berger, R. j, Por.
ter, A. H. Kimmins, Timothy Bliss,
C. Hervey, Taylor Foreman, J. Creigh-
ton, r. Howard, C. ReidbrechGR John
con, Jas. R. Cochran, Geo. Gibson, VIM
Exley, Jr., John Csrlin, Louis Brown
VIM. NICK. Day, Euoch Ball, George
Goldman, jos. Merge, VIM, Fsrr's
Andrew Halstead, Jr., Peter Bone nt.r.
ger, Jos. L. Holiday, Alex. NJ. jacob
Samuel Hebrank, John Heiner. Jr.
John II. Ewing, NJ. II. Haley
John Reid, Jr Alexander Turner.
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IT was not Michael Burke, the nigh
watchma or special constable of Cer'
tire Wheeling, that was before the Police
Court on Wednesday morning.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-This Court met
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, but
no business was transacted.
The case OF Greer 81 Smith was set
for trial yesterday afternoon with a
Jury, but the parties not being ready
for trial it was continued until the next
term.
The Court adjourned until this morn.
ing at half past ten o'clock.
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FRRREL lie bound to carry out his
programme OF saving the trade 10 per
cent. in dry goods, although the whole
fraternity lie fighting him.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNfse AND Re-
PAlRrNG.-Having engaged the services
of Mr.. Charles Killmeyer lately from
the factory OF Knsbs j. Go, Baltimore,
Md. as tuner and repairer, we are pre-.
pared to give prompt attention to all
orders LEFT with US for Piano and Oagan
tuning and repairing. All work guaran-
teed. Send orders to
TO- ADAMS 81 Lucas,
1927, Market street.
We cheerfully recommend Mr.. Chas.
Killmeyer So a competent tuner and re-
pairer. WIN. KNABE q Co..
Baltimore, Md.
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GRAND JURORS

Geo. W. johnson, Thos, Hughes,
Geo. X. Wheat, c. Hanes, P. E. linn,
james Bodley, N. Crawley, job n
Butterfeld, A. j. Paunel. Ludwig
Wilhelm, Henry Wallace, L. Mar
shall, f. Weslwood, E. w. Patxon,
q. Hess, Thos. j. Blair.
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GET THEN ALL.-Ten pieces OF Gu
purb silk striped Tsinese Cloth, summer
shades; elegant. Cost 81 40 in gold al
rs ets per ward. STONE d THOMAS.
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WE are going into the cash business
fret OF July, and are closing out our
entire stock regardless OF cost. We
commerce this morning to sell hal doll
lar Striped Victoria Lawns and Satin
Striped Yosemite Cloths at 25c
J. S. RHODES & Co.
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EVERY lady knows that fine all wool
Tainese Cloth cells for 81 every place.
You can get them in beautiful shades
at J. s. Rhodes Il Co.'S for SOC. J This
is the greatest slaughter yet made in
desirable goods.
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We advise all who want fret class
Photographs to see the specimens at
Robinsor's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which characterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
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TABLE DAMAsK, Table Linen, Towels
and Napkins, cheaper than ever before
in Wheeling at STONE 4 THOMAS.
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For elegantly favored roasted coffee
and strictly pure spices, call on Turner
& Co. No. 1910 Main street.
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LIST OF GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
We are indebted to Sheriff Brown for
the following list of grand and petit
Jurors for the next term Of the County
Court, which commences next Mon
day. The grand jury will meet at 10
o clock Tuesday morning and the petit
Jurors on Wednesday.
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ONE month more and the pub
lie schools will close for the summer
vacation.
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WEST VIRGINIA is not quite eleven
years old, has located her capital twice
and still insn't satisfed.-SteubenvilIe
Herald
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SUBURBAN NOTES.
May %. 1874.
MARTINS FERRY.

AARTlN y fEhkls
MARTINS FsRKY for the last few days
has been enjoying an unusual degree
of quietness in regard to sensational
items, and all We can hear on the
streets are plaintive cries for rain, and
surely, to judge by appearances, it is
sadly needed. Dust is flying in clouds
and water is 30 scarce that the faces o.
children can hardly be seen, for abon,
40 inch OF black dirt covering the most
OF then.
TEE Mayor has issued proclama'
ton for all the business louses to be
closed on Saturday afternoon, to afford
all citizens an opportunity to attend
the decoration OF the soldiers graves.
TIE people at the Etns Works seem
always to keep at work making i'm,
provements. They have opened new
coal bank below their old one. The
track is all laid, and it is supposed
work will soon commence at ii.
We hear to-day that the men at
tending TO the boilers have made Pc
tition Tor what ia Known as the no
dollar, or an extra dollar for every tor
of iron wrought during the hot months
Unless this is granted on monday, TIT
first of the month, they will strike.
TIE river is rising, owing to recen
rains east.
HUNTING and fishing seem to be the
prime sports OF the day. Efforts, how
ever are not always crowned with sue
cess.
Az we walk through the streets o
| BelIaire we notice that almost every
awning comes from Mr.. Bone, o
Martins Ferry, and we find that he ha
used up | 800 yards Of canvass already
this spring, in our own town and gu
burbs.
| We saw quite 3 laughable little busi
ness transaction in millinery stor'
the other day. A lady called and aske,
10 see some flowers. The MILNE
showed several lunches, out oil which
the lady selected one with large ros
and leaves and long spray, and asking
the price WAS told two dollars and 1
halt. She then asked the price OF tn
rose and leaves without the spray: Tr'
nilliner put on a long face, studied
moment, and answered that 1t was tn
best of the flowers and she would sci
them for one dollar and half. Tn
lady looked up quickly and said, "IheI
| will. take the spray at one dollar.
The milIlner looked non-plussed, a.
she had been try ing her best to dispos
of the cheapest part OF the flowers at
great deal more than their value, AM
had cheated herself.
No wonder we hear OF cattle dying
starvation in the spring, and we Ii
on boards for want OF straw
with which to fill GU
beds, when every other man yol
meet carries small straw stack on hi'
head. We are opposed to extravaganza
OF all kinds, and the new tangled heaC
gear, be it OF the two storied perpendic
ular shape, or the umbrella style, W
denounce as a monopoly OF the straw
| trade.
| THE case OF McSwords u.s. Seabright
to recover 5000 for quarry lease, on
certain portion OF ground, the deiendsn
claiming he was 10 have the stone a
Is cents a perch, which has been latel.
tried in Bridgeport, and which has at
lracted considerable attention as har
case in more respects than one, was de
cided on Wednesday in favor OF the de
iendsnt, N. H. Barber OF Martins Fer.
acting for the defendant, and r. j. Al
exander and C. o. McSwords, for plain
tic. Jury trial.
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We were glad to see our friend ID .
B. Miller out again, after his severe
illness.
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How Is rHIs2--Hslf dollar Satin
P. KS down TO 25c.
j. 8. RHODES d Co.
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IRON Grenadines for Sbswls and
Dresses, full two yards wide, at SOC.
STONE Il THOMAS.
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LOUISA LOCKWOOD, OF the Register sur
passes all the Wheeling reporters as q
news gatherer. Women always do
Ohio VALLEY Nsws
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The Board OF Commissioners meet
this morning.
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The Circuit Court will adjourn TO-
morrow until the next term.
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Two broiled spring chickens make a
tolersble lunch, with trimmings.
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n. B.-They are all after me but shoe
Fu J. ". FgRRELL.
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BLACK GRENADINES, full S-4 wide, at
so cents, sold at 50 per yard, st g..
STONE d THOMAS.
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though not always, cured by is use: Moth
ing can restore the hair whore the tonhkn
are destroyed. or the glands auophIed sni
decayed Dot such ~ yems In can De kaseo
by this application, and slim uiaied INTO
activity, 20 that q new growth OF hslr
produced. Instead Of fouiing the hair WIN
Q pssty sediment, 10 Will keep u esean ADJ
vigorous. Lis occasional use VIII prevent
the hair nom turning gray or falling On,
and consequently prevent bzidne Inc
restoration OF vitality 10 gives 70 TIE scsIP
arrests and prevents the form aion ~ osnn-
run, which Il often No uDcieanly and ouen-
sive. Free rom those delefArtOoa anbeAans
ces which make some preparanops asnya.
ous and INJURIOUS 20 the hair, the yisU ean
only benedt but not harm t. IL Wanted
merely for hAfR DRESSING, nothing
else can be found 20 desirable. Containing
neither od nor dye, 10 dos not soil White
cambric, and yet lasts long on the hsif,
giving IL a rich, giosy lustre, and grstefui
perfume. - &oe ~ -
Prepared by DR.. j. O. Aver 4 Co.
Practical and Anay t,cal Chemists
LOWELL, MASS.
oct2leg
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co


an AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling AZ FOL.
lows, Wheeling time:
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a DAMS q BUOAc,
227.Market street

Prints from TO- cents at J. W.
Ferrers.
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Accommodation.
r., EAsT-LrAvss. ,,ysy-tnAvr.

EAST-LEAvH. 1 wBT-LRAvH.
wheeling wheeling
daily at.-..955 \. n. daily Rt--.s:I0 y. u
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Cum bcrland. s:25 p. n. GAINESVILLE. $40 p. "
Sundays excepted. I'5undays excepted.
East bound trains make connection,
al Baltimore with trains for Philsdel
phia, New York and Boston. At Wash
ington City for all pointa south.
West bound trains make direct con noe.
ton for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars ON all night trains.
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DARK colored English Cashmaretts
and allwool Cassimeres gone down 70
SOC. J. S. RHODES Il Co. -
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BELLAIRR,

AFTER careful investigation concern
ing the commercial and financial inter
ests of Bellaire and looking at its enter
prise and rapid growth for the last nine
years, we find that during that time il
has more than doubled its population
and increased in wealth and enterprise
almost beyond the most sanguine ex'
pectations. Its numberless advantages
for labor have attracted the attention
Of capitalists from other places who
have come here and engaged in manu-
featuring pursuits. A glance SHOVE
that everything nsedful to render manu-
featuring business profitable is at COM
mand. The extensive coal fields on
every side furnish an unfailiDg supply
of fuel, and every possible means Of
transportation is centered at this point
40 at goods can be sent to almost any
part OF the civilized world. In view OF
these advantages there is no reason
why the future of Bellaire should moi
be as full OF promise as her past is Of
success. The market is good and all
kinds OF trade are on the increase
while her corporation limits are being
extended. The part of the town in the
north kuown as Gravel hill, has almost
entirely grown up within the last five
years. 1t is thickly covered with houses
and more are contracted for, TO be built
this summer. This is one OF the most
desirable building locations in the
Town ss II is high above the dust and
smoke OF the suulac,uring portion Of
the town.
TaB street car project seems bound
to be put through. A petition is about
to be put in circulation to obtain sign
ers in order to apply for q charter
during this term OF Court. This is good
All it needs lie a little pushing. Almost
everybody is anxious Tor it, and are
only wai'ing for somebody TO start fret
in the matter. All classes would un-
don btedly. be benefited BY it, from the
capitalist doing business to the work.
ing man who could AFFORD. to buy a
home 10 the suburbs, were they within
reach OF bis work. The many men in
business in the centre Of town have a
long distance to walk TO reach their
homes, while a line Of cars from Ben.
sons Ferry to Hethering;on's addition
would make business more consolidat-
ed and undoubtedly be for the good OF
the place,
The Ohio Glass Company will shut
down their works for three or four
weeks on account OF warm weather.
Mr.. SANDRRs. OF the Window Glass
Works is travelling through the west in
the interests Of the company.
IT is said that when the land belong
ing 10 the Cummin's estate, about fiji
teen acres on Gravel Hill. is laid off in
lots for sale this fall, the Misses Cum.
Minis will donate one of the lots as q
site for Union church, the pulpit to
be open to ministers OF all denomina-
tons.
PROF. WEBsR Of Wheeling, has a
class in training which will give 40
amateur concert soon. The class met
at the home OF Miss BIrdsury last
night
TOMORROW Prof. /. c. futile will
address q mass temperance meeting at
the Presbyterian Church:
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BECAUSE

We always treat our custom
ers In such a way that they
are sure TO be pleased and
will come again, and
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Western EXprcss.

EAsT-LEAvns wEsr-lEAv9.
Wheeling 'Wheeling
daily at .-.i'55 p. II. daily at...1:+0 A. n,
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Sewark-...~l:i0 p. N
City.........7:l0 A. N lColumhus.....Eih y. N
BaltimorG...S 10 A. NJ Sandusky ....o-Ssb y. NJ
Philadel phia. :25 pm Loco p. n
New York b:lU p n Chicago. .HlU A. NJ
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STEAM oATs.
Wheeling, PArkoFsDur8 ana
Cincinnati Transportation
CNmpany,s Packets

p0URIER,.--.-.-....Ca Capt. JACK HARRIsoN.
ExPREss,.=-...;-.CaPt; PHLL. ANsGnuI s,
susH Ping for Parkefsburg every Tues.
kdsy, Thursday and Saturday at
lnL O'Clock A II. Returning leavesiP Park.
ersbure every Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY at 9 O'Clock A. II.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling nor Park.
Eridav aflOx o'clock AN. Returning leaves
parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
aturday at o'clock A. N.
For freight or passage apply to
c. 81. BOOTH & CO.,
decS Agents.
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AYERS r~i
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
8, Natural Vitality and Color

A dress ng
which In atOnCe
sposanls heal
thy, and enec.
tuaI :or pre-
ssryin the
hair II s6n
yekWes fali,d W
gray hair 10 III
! original color,
| tssfh A,0Sosi and
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hair AthiekeD-
Cd, faI<n hair
checked, q n d
bsldneA oftsn
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Carpets-Hubbard Il McBurnie.
Temperance Meeting.
For Cincinna,i-Steamer Hudson.
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
baltimore DiylsiOn.

EAST-LRAvn WEaT-LRAvu
sWheeling sWashington, Pa,
dslly at---.1.l5 4. -. daily at.-..6:2b 4. u.
Wheeling Washington, ps-
daily at....-E00 r. ~ daily Rt......ffo p. Y.
sSundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets TO oil principal points can he Pre-
cured nj the once nj the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Mastsf Of Transportation.
II. +. DRvRIES, General AGENT Whsa.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-29
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
STEAMER MARKET BOY.
Index 10 New Advertised ents.

Notice-Estate OF William Cloban.
Window Shades-G. Mendel, Booth