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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-17

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court met AT
the usual hour yesterday morning, Judge
Melvin ON the bench. va sAf
Owing to the sickness Of one Of the
jcoun,sl engaged, the caseof Robert Miller
Is. W. W. Miller & Co., was postponed
until Friday NEXT, and tho case OF Por-
ters Administrations vs. Taylor, continued
for the term. r.0i
/ I, Thomas Reynolds was appointed
guardian Of Mary Ann Reynolds, and
gave bond in the sum of $lOU. -
The writ of error in the matter OF ..lnoo'
Thorn burg, by the County Court, was
argued and submitted.
The motion for new trial in the case
of Gaus rs. Hammer and others was ar
gued by defendants counsel and con-
tinued to another day.
A decree for divorce was granted the
plaintiff in the case Of John Rinkes rs
Frances Rinkes.
: The following is the docket for to-day;
The State rs. A. Ray; same Us. l.
Hughes; same rs. f. Ford-felonies
Certain of the liquor cases pending in
J, this Court are also set for trial, one OF
each class of indictments under the new
liquorlaw. ~ - -.' '
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
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,,,.re.,inr Correspondenee.

The following letter from we'll
known business man to Prof Smith,
Principal of the Iron City College, city
of Pittsburgh, is mQrited tribute to the
most thorough and successful business
college in the country:
Prot. j. C. Smith. Pittsburgh, Pa.
DEAR SIR-IIaving long contemplated
giving you some account of my doings
since leaving the Iron City College, /
now write to thank you for the training
l then and there received, as without it |
never should bave been ableto secure and
hold the position now occupy. My sal
ary amounts to about three thousand dol
lars per annum, with perquisites, if de-
sired. / am credited Mt the home office
with rendering the best statement OF ac-
counts and settlements Of bank collec-
tions of any general agent in the field.
Truly yours, d. B. MARSH.
BLOOMFIELD, ILL., October %, 1874.
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ing at 9 o'clock


MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, Judge
Cramner on the bench.
On motion of T. ]. hugus, Esq, j.
NJ. Rces, of Bcllaire, was admitted to
practice in this Court. .....
In the case of Robert Bryan rs. the
Peabody Insurance Company the de-
murrer to the evidence was oyerruled,
and judgment on verdict for sl,2G9 for
plaintiff was rendered. --------- ..
In the case of the City Bank as. John
Reid and X. F. Turner, judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff for $lGO91.
In the case of the City BANKERS. John
and Edward Reid, judgment was render
dior the plaintiff for s20l15.
In the case of Il. &. Barr rs. Jacob
Harlan and Porter Smith, judgment was
dismissed against Harlan and judg-
ment entered against Porter Smith for
$l6G.33.
In the case of Henry He'll rs. August
Oberdick, Judgment was entered for the
plaintiff for Sl93.74.
The case of the Bcllairc Mutual Build
ing Association rs. Elias Dew ct al. was
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FISED.-The case of Henry Gardner,
who was charged by Catharine Bachmsn
with assault and battery, and which was
continued from last Monday week, was
before Squire Hammer, last evening.
After hearing Of the evidence, the
SQUIRE fined Gardner IS and costs, and
required him TO give bond in the sum of
500 to keep the peace for one year. Not
being able to pay his fine or get bonds
man, he was committed 70 Jail.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Saturday even
ing man named William Drum, who
lives near Pleasant Hill, Marshal county,
met with an accident which resulted in
his death. Mr.. Drum had been in this
city at the above time with his team, and
after purchasing some brick and lumber
in the Eighth wrrd, started towards
home. When within about a half a
mile of his home, he fell
off his wagon upon the road. Some par
ties who happened to be behind saw him
fall and fastened to his assistance. They
helped the unfortunate man into his
wagon again and took him home, not
supposing he was dangerously injured'
but he died in about half an hour after
the accident. Upon examination bruises
were discovered on his body which had
been caused by the wheels of the wagon
passing over him and injuring hin! inter
nally.
Mr.. Drum was about fifty years old,
and was highly spoken of by all WHO
knew him. 1t is supposed that he was
attempting to shut down the rubber and
his foot slipped, which caused him to fall,
The deceased leaves wife and several
| children.
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Index to New Advertisements.

AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. sp5
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CRUELTY 10 ANIMALs.-Ic<terday
morning, George Foble, Jrr Henry Fo-
bic. and William Boyles, charged with
sticking pitch fork into horse Belong
ing to f. j. Stone, were before Squire
Caldwell for trial. The accused waived
an examination, and gave bond in the
sum of 5000 each, for their appearance
before the next term of the County
Court, to answer the charge of cruelty
20 ANIMALS
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CASES Dissatisfaction Jackson, Jrr
and Ham Davis, thetwo colored men who
were arrested on suspicion as the parties
who stole the watches from Messrs. Swift,
johnson and Hcrscy,' at the McLure
House, Saturday morning, were before
Squire Caldwell yesterday afternoon for
examination. AS no evidence was pre-
scntcd to sustain the charge against the
parties, the cases were dismissed by the
Justice aud both men were honorably
discharged.
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FOR SALE.
avail LIABLE SHORT CREEKFA

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
farm upon which he resides for sale.
II is situated in Brooke county, 212 miles
from the mouth OF short Creek. II con-
tains $50 acres of excellent land, under the
highest state Of cultivation, the whole 81
which is underlaid with two workable
veins of coal. convenient to the river and
p. W. X. railroad. My dwelling Is good
brick two story house, S5xjO feet the barns
are good, and ample to house 1900 sheep;
the stables and out buildings are all first
class. The farm has on II two orchards,
which furnish an abundance OF all KINDS OIL
fruit. | will sell the farm and coal togeth-
cr, or separately, az may be desired,
Any person desiring To examine the
premises will be shown over them by the
undersigned, who resides thereon:
oci2 esprb ADRIAN WILSON.
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BAD BoYs.-We hear numerous com-
plsints from citizens living on the Island
in regard to the bad conduct of some
half grown boys over there. They con-
gregatc around the Methodist Church,
and disturb worship, and the lamp light
er complains that they are continually
throwing stones and have broken three
or four of the city lamps. Such conduct
is outrageous and the offenders should be
arrested and punished.
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So,v,u,xc Nyw FOR THE LAp1Es-

SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES
The enterprising firm of L. V. Blond,
who is always ahead Of the time, has just
received a fine lot Of Ladies BoI-toe
Scotch Edge Button Caters, which is just
out, and has become so popular in the
Eastern cities. Our lady friends should
cali and see them, as they are really a
handsome shoe, and cannot be surpassed
as regards beauty and durability. Of
course they will be all the rage, and the
ladies can congratulate Mr.. Blond on
adding such handsome and neat fitting
gaiter 10 his already large stock.
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DIVISIONS OF THE PRESS.

There Is nolitsrary event since the pub
lication OF Noores Life Of Byron, OF 50
much importance."-Nelo York Herald.
.Of AL men living, Mr.. Forster Is the
best qualified 10 be Charles Dickens's bi-
ographer"-P Philadelphia Fres.
aNr Forster has done his work with the
tender, loving care that was 10 have been
expected Of him by all who knew the bond
Of union which welded the two men to-
gether.r-L,ondOn Morning Pof.
SNo more satisfactory record Of Dickenss
career can be looked for In our genera
ton. "-Loqldoa Standard.
aNow for the first time we seem 70 have
learned the secret Of the individuality be-
longing TO all OF Dickens's really great
novelsb---L 0ndOH Daily Nelcs.
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STEUBENvILLE is excited over another
infanticide, the second in the last three
days. Speaking of the last one the
Herald and Ners says:
VINO Is HE?-The Coroner's inquest
this morning has given rise on the streets
to a profound series of speculstions
as to the paternity of the little found
ling, whose advent on this earth was
only bodily, not spiritual 1t is
not given to newspaper reporters to
know who is the putative father, further
than than that he is man of family and
creates figure in the social circles.
Although in a robust state of health
physically, he is said to be sick at heart
with mind ''all tore up, that his seat is
upon the ragged edges of despair, and
cen wishes that he were dead
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RUSSIAN leather, used for binding
valuable books has peculiar odor which
preserves it from insects. How this odor
is impaired 10 it is a secret, suspected to
be from tannage with willow bark, or by
the Use of a pitch oil, although not
known beyond those employed in pro-
ducinS this variety of leather.
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New REAL ESTATE AGENcY.-As
will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column, Mr.. J. B. Hughes has
opened an office for dealing in Real Es-
tate and transacting all business apper-
tanning thereto. He is also prepared to
collect and adjust book and other &C
counts, and will give such matters his
careful attention.
Mr.. Hughes long experience in bust
ness and his. thorough knowledge of
practical bookkeeping in all its various
branches, enables him to perform all
work of that description intrusted to his
care, with accuracy and dispatch. His
Office is 2344 Chapline street, Centre
Wheeling. .. ,..9. rr
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WILL PRICES DECLINE?-Already
complaints are heard from every quarter,
in, regard 70 the inequality existing be-
tween!tle iaborers wages and the prices
they are required to. pay for produce,
merchandise and other articles used in
their families. All products are rated in
price BY the cost Of production, and e1-
pense of transportation, and these again
are controlled by the wages paid to ope-
ratiyes and other employees. Raw mate
rial costs more or less, in proportion to
the amount paid for its production, and
manufactured articles have their prices
based on the cost Of material and price Of
labor paid to manufacturing employees.
In some branchesof business, goods
have already declined. Dry goods and
groceries, at retail, however, are almost
as high as they were a year ago, and
some goods are said TO be even higher
Produce appears to be going up, while
wages are coming down, SO that there is
no immediate prospect of them meeting
on an equal basis. The demand, in this
case, may sustain prices for while, but
they must tumble, sooner or later. Other
supplies becoming cheaper, tho demand
for produce will be cut of, and low prices
must follow. "'|
As general rule, prices do not fall
rapidly. The causes seldom operate to-
gether. Reduction in cost Of labor, may
at one time, cause reduction in prices
cheap transportation, may again reduce
the figures on goods, and limited de
mand often, brings prices ruinously low
All these causes, operating each in it
time, will restore the proper equilibrium
between wages for labor and prices o
goods and produce. ... 'r.. &c.
When the price of a days work vii
purchase the same quantity and quality
| of goods that could have been bought TO
two or three dollars when that was con
sidcrcd fair wages, the people will b.
satisfied, but not till then: 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-17

WHERE To FIND PIANOS AND Or
GASs.-At 1927 Market street may be
found the largest stock of Pianos and
Organs ever offered in Wheeling, and a
finer assortment than can be found in
anv other music store in the country,
The stock includes the various styles of
Steinway, Knabe, Chickering, Hazleton,
Emerson, Marshal Il Smith, and other
Pianos, and Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American, Wood, Estey and other Or
gans. In stock so large and varied,
with prices ranging from 500 to $1,000
on Pianos, and from $50 to 800 on Or
gans, certainly no one can fail TO be
suited in the selection Of an instrument.
Terms arranged to suit all.
ADAMS & Lucas,
.... 1927 Market street.
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THREATENING TO SHooT.-AleH. Bur-
kett appeared before SPUR" Caldwell,
Yesterday, and swore out warrant for
the arrest of John Long, who he charged
with having threatened to shoot him. A
warrant was issued for Longs arrest,
and the case set for hearing this after
noon mt two o'clock.
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The Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon comes out
boldly in defcpse of smoking. He thinks
good cigar is "a thing to thank God
on. The first cigar is apt to produce
an ything but thank God expression of
rountrnanCe
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mule, and badly injured.
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PERsoNAL.-Miss Mollie Hearn and
her visitor, Miss Mollie Garth, IF Brook
Ign, leave this morning for Topeka, Kan
sas, where they will spend the winter
with friends and relatives. Mr.. Harry
w. List accompanies them as cicerone
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w EBER HIASoS. O..
WEBER Pianos are a prize.


Our readers have not failed to notice
the interesting and useful hints contained
in the articles which have appeared in
our paper from Drs. Oldshoe, l5Z Grant
street, Pittsburgh Pa. Being personally
acquainted with those physicians we are
prepared to recommend them as gentle
men, and we Judge well posted in their
profession. If any of our readers have
failed to read the consecutive notices that
have appeared, we advise that they look
them up and observe the future articles:
What costs but minute or two to read
NAV prove a great blessing, when what
is written is the result of study and ma
ture experiment. Few men are so well
prepared from experience and proper
mode of testing the nature of diseases in
the was indicated rs the Drs. Oldshue.
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DIsMIssED-Thec case of James Blake
more, charged with committing an as
sault upon James Dick, before Justice
Hammer, and which was continued from
Saturday evening until last evening at 8
o'clock, was settled by the defendants
paving the costs.
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CHRISTMAS DIsTRIBUTIoN.-The pur-
chaser of every dollars worth of boots or
shoes will be entitled to one ticket in the
following prizes to be given away:
One large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair of Ladies z. c. Burt, Kid
Button.
One pair Of Gents Calf Alexis Ties.
One pair Of Misses French Bronze
Button.
One pair of Child's Velvet Fixed But
ton.
One pair of Infants Blue Button.
The above goods are ON exhibition st
the store. JERRY CLEMENS
Corner of Main and llth streets.
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KICKED BY A MULE.-Ie sterday about
noon, miner named John Iounkins
employed at Wilson's coal bank, in South
Wheeling, was kicked in the breast by a
mule, and badly injured.
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j. w. FERREL is selling out his Dry
Goods and carpets. The sale will be
continued until his whole stock is sold.
GO and see the great bargains.
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Police CouRT. Only two cases ap-
peared on the docket of the Police Court
yesterday morning.
Albert Ryan and Linford Lyle were
fined Eve dollars and costs each for in
decent exposure of persons. The former
paid and was released, but his partner
was compelled to go to Jail for ten days.
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WARRANT IssuED.-Yesterday after
noon, Fanny Holmes appeared before
Squire Caldwell and swore out warrant
for the arrest of her husband, Andrew
Holmes, whom she charged with having
attempted to kill her. The warrant was
put in the hands of an officer for e1ecu-
ton.
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THE regular annual meeting of the
West Virginia State Grange, Patrons of
Husbandry, will be held at Grafton on
january 9Th. sE.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was rising slowly last even
ing, with 81 inches in the channel.
The Wildwood left for Parkersburg
yesterday morning at 101 clock.
The Ed. Pope took her departure for
Marietta yesterday.
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet this morning at the usual hour.
The new Hudson is rapidly being push
ed to completion.
A special dispatch from Pittsburgh to
the Cincinnati Commerctatsays:
1.-THE hull of a new tow boat arrived
srom the yards yesterday, and was start
ed for Wheeling, where the machinery
and cabin will be put on. The intention
was to float it to Wheeling. The West
Virginia is still here, as there is not
water enough to let her out flying light
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November lG.-Riyer Is
inches and falling. Weather warm and
cloudy.
CINCINNATI, November l6.-River 3
feet and stationary. -
EVANSVILLE, November lG.-W Gather
cloudy; rained Sunday, and signs of
more; mercury Age to 42o. River fallen
6 inches since Friday night. Up-Sun-
day, b. H. Cooke; Monday, +. 7. Graceyi
Down-Sunday, r. w. Dugan, Florence
Lee. b. ii. Cooke. Business fair.
CAIRO, November 16.-Arrived-
J. Kyle, St. Louis. Departed-Burks-
viii, Nashville; Bee, New Orleans; Kyle,
New Orleans. River feet inches and
rising. Weather rainy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, November l6.-River on
stand with "a inches in the canal;
pleasant, with prospects Of ram.
ST. LOUIS, November l6.-Arrived-
Helena, Vicksburg. Departed-Rob Roy
and Colossal, Keokuk; Atlanta, New Or
leans; City of Chester, Memphis. River
rising slowly; drizzling nearly all day.
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PARLoR coal bases, coal hods, steel and
common fire irons; also a full line OF
house-furnishing hardware, at very low
prices, at Nesbitt & Bros, 1910 Main
street.
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ANOTHER invuice of Vogle & Hughes
organs, came into Sheibs Music Store
Yesterday.
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THE inspection of tho river sat this
time, will convince any one that it will
not be rendered navigable for the next
half century.
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FURs cleaned and repaired at the
Glove Factory, Market street, below post
Office. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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The public are relishing and sppreci-
ating Dry Goods and Carpets nj cost
from the way they are rolling out at
J.W. FKRkKLs
.... Main and 10Th street.
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$40 to $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 200 per cent. a month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge & Co., bank
ers, 2 Wall street, n. Y.
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The two-third life size photographs at
Halls Gallery are highly admired. We
all want one. ....
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THE committee on Streets ond Alleys
visited the oath street sewer yesterday
afternoon. ~
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MAIN street, between 2lst and "a,
Centre Wheeling, is being re-bopldered
and repaired.
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New goods received daily at the New
York 80 cent store, I'LL Main street.
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Work of Universal Interest.
THE STANDARD
Life of Charles Dickens

By John Forster, author of"Life Of Ian
DOR" Life OF Goldsmith" etc. Complete
in Three Volumes, with numerous En-
cravings, Illustrations and Fac-similes.
I2mo; bound in Extra Cloth; 800 per VOL
ump
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WEBER PIANOS.

FERREL's is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now. =
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ONLY limited number Of those large
Photographs can be made between this
and Christmas. lI9
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THE iron men and iron workers are
still comforting together at Pittsburgh.
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Box-ToE Scotch Eedge Button Caters
at l.. V. Blends. Call and see them.
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How DOES the year take it's departure?
ain the vain, poets ten us. CHI.
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TABLE CUTLERY and spoons in great
variety. tor sale cheap, at Nesbitt X
Bros 1910 Main street.
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You can get great bargains in Dry
Goods and Carpets now at
J. w. FERRIES.
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THE cry of distress from pent-uP,,
Thanksgiving turkeys is heard in thel
land. -''|
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