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IlIE \. O. II. meat every first and third
/ SATURDAY EiENiAG Of each m1nth.
u o'oc!orb, al the corner Of Clark and
AonIuc streets. until further roticr.
fHuS. HALEY, President.
lEEN,An SvLakAS, Secretary. az
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Structure oc the src;hra


Tor me Of my crculai. on that disease, and
inform yourself of its terrible results. The
,r,y-, .a sos .ttr,l il, f,,sy Iavs.
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~. .'ima. j. Purely Vegetable.
IlncU,IIa:;.u,, Neuralgia;

Destroying the disease and purityin. tho
blood, so that there is no danger q second
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IN crD EELxcWs' HALL.

At 5 o'clock =. VI. All .ncmb,r> IN goot
standing are cordially invited tu attend.
BhNJ. {. LEVY. y. q.
J. W HISS Secrrfary l6-iNa
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lfEDICIL.
Dr.. Chas. H: ToZer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California,
pR. TOZEn.S EXPERIENCE Is OF

1t is impossible here to mention all tho d-
Scascs with which he is familiar; some, per-
haiS; WI nor pe oi't on He hs iho5t tofhl-
~rll-Abusr. The brain being the sat uf the
disease the whole system suffers in eonse-
qucncc. | will here cuu,ierat.. some Of the
symptoms, 50 that those afflicted may baable
20 form an opinion in regard to their com.
plants and seek adv &C in time. thereby saw
ing themselves world of suffering: Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory. Pain in the Limbs
bling Of the Limbs, Headache. and an
Aversion totienial Society. especially that Of
.cmales. there are Il great many more. b
these are sufficient. ana should you be suffer-
ing from any Of them. call on DIR. TuIE :,
and h. will cure YOU in short time, withoat
AnE imLcrrnnf!nn in NOur busines..
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t d!
{. I;.Lti;I.lShIi.,t haifIuan.
Gro. 4. kISG. SECRETARY.
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of no more responsibility, but greater in
low cunning and intrigue. They but lit
tile Thought that the Democracy then
trampled down, and for 10! these many
wears bearing the odiumaheaped upon 1t,
would gather her remnants together and
mount upward to the summit of success,
and be enabled to shine forth upon the
altar of liberty, the brilliant star of her
own success. But so it is, and to-day she
stands unimpeached in this county, being
revived and sustained BY clean, firm
hands, and is still gaining ground.
We propose to elect Democrat from
this county as representative in the next
Legislature, and also one from the Third
Senatorial District of the State, and from
this county. we anticipate from all
indications that Winfield Scott, our fell
low-townsman, true Democrat and
a promising young lawyer, appears to be
the coming man, and we believe we have
the votes to elect him if he is nominated,
which doubt not he will be.
We are considerably interested about
the coming Congressional Convention,
and make many conjectures as to its
probable action / understand Col. Ben.
Wilson is on the war path again. wish
him success. D. T..
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STATE ITEMS.

Democratic PRIMARIES were he'u OH
the 18th OF July tor GilIner county ana
the Both OF July Tor O"lhou', county
Delegates were Se'''''" - "'''", u"
Elienboro Convention ana IN each IN
Stance were instructed To vote for Col.
Pom Wilson
c.: ,.b.,a e,r D,ddr;d,,.
y convention was h'l' LOT L''','' ''S
county ut the Court House, West Union.
Dalag.t.s were chosen to the Senatorial
:.
ana congressman '''''''"' ""' ~
strnctionS were given them It's now |"
vo,c
Lanai =, e,.,n r.
WIFI county HIS "'''''''''' ~ - ''' -
Col. Wilson.
Primary Convention was held in
=. c.,,.. u,,,., il u,rof.IJ an tLc 4th
'''e >'"'' ''''''
"' august "''" ,''''
10 represent Hardy county III the '"h-
rr...ionul Convention. to be- held at
-. . 49,, .Lo oo.h;n,
| ''''i''"'''' VII -, 800.
Tn" Preston County "'"'""' ''' luis
week contains the following. 1t is an
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LETTER FROM TUCKER.
The Crops-ScnsibIc idvicc-Poiiti'
cal and Other Matters.
PLEASANT RrN, TUCKER Co.,
W. Va, Aug. ., 1874.

Editors of the Register:
Having seen in your paper letters
from the various counties of the State,
and some from Joe. Dartcr and Pickle,
and Poe and many others, l thought
that YOU would like to hear from Tucker
Well. first | must say that the drought
has injured crops considerably in Tucker
HAY harvest has now commenced, and
will not be more than half crop. Oats
about half crop. Corn in this section OF
the county is good Wheat Was good.
Good prospect for buckwheat.
think if more people would take the
REGISTER they would have better Sea-
sons. My friend George Alexander and
Levi Loberlv. are subscribers To your pat
per and they never had better prospect
for good crops than they have now.
Candidates are now hcginninGtO be
talked of good deal. som" for Con
rrr,s. and some for Senate, and SOME for
House of Delegates. Mr.. +. Harper,
ESD. is spoken of rs Sultabl" man t"
represent Tucker and Randolph III tn"
House of Delegates, and | think Mr..
Harper is the peoples choice. Randolph
and Tucker Convention meets IN BrNer-
IL. August oath. to nominate candidates
for State Senator and Congressman. and
CAPTAIN j. +. Harding, of Now Interest
is ,pokrn of II good man for Senator.
do wonder fJoe DTtcriS sick. Some
man writing from Phillippi, says h" has
fear, that Joe is sick. | should not Won
der if Joe was sick. | saw communl-
cation written by Joe about the meeting
of the VI. +. Church Conference" South,
at Phillippi. in september. saying they
would intrudc upon the rights of the
.armcr>. He said they would eat up all
the MELONS about Phillippi. If was
preacher and belonged to that Confer
rncc. | would say that Joe was trying to
make it appear that they would
! hook melons. The Methodist EpiS-
copal Church North. organizcdthrir Sab
bath school last Sunday, by cIeclinE " IL
liam Channel superintendent, Jasper \:
/ Pharcs treasurer, Wesley ID. Hanstor
male teacher in first Bible class, Miss
Jane Channel first teacher in temal"
! class. Mr.. John Bright assistant teacher
] in male class, and some officers whose
names | have forgotten.
You will please, Mr.. Editor. accept
my thanks for one copy of the REGISTER,
. | hone TO be able soon to send v0u club.
will stop for this time, but hop" You
will hear from Tucker again soon.
| am yours respectfully.
/ Phil FOSTER.
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LETTER FROM D0DDRIDGE.
Senspaper Wautcl-POlitics POefi-
raIIy Portrayed.

WEST UNION, VIVA, Aug. :. II.
DEAR REGl>TER:--l have been read
ing your paper for II long time. and have
never vet seen any communication from
Doddridge county in its columns, and
wishing to let the world know We are
still alive. | concluded IL send You Il few
lines. rs we are trying 10 keep pace with
the rest of mankind. We labor at quite
a disadvantage in not having II paper
published here. | think II would hr IA
safe investment to any one understand
ing the business of publisher,to establish
one here. We are directly on
the line of the B. Il o. Il. r., and this Is
the county seat. and facilities are such As
to guarantee live paper a paying in>ti-
tuition, and espcciallya Democratic enter
prise. Take the REGISTER.-ED.
1t has been but short time since, that
man claiming to be Democrat and
0vowing his political preferences, would
not be- exempt from insult and sometimes
injury At the hands Of some claiming to
be on the opposite'side, urged on by men
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~ AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
1874, Trains will leave heelhs de loi-
lows, Wheeling time:
ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
r,sT-IFayES. wEST-LEAvES.
Wheeling '"Whceling
daiIy at....4:iO a. NJ. daily at....9 20 p. N.
trpIyES AT ARRIVES AT
,,-osIjnrton Newark ......3:l5 a. ".
NV G:5Or. NJ. C0lum bus "A 80 a. VI.
R2ltimOrc..S:2O T.. NJ. SanduSBy - a. NJ
phi, 2:3jA 4. NJ. Cincinnati~lU::l \. VI.
Eav York Cos An. Chicago ...."9: U T.. T.
w" ."Sundays excepted.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
EAST-LEAvES. wEsT-LEANF9'
yyhnrIjnp Wheeling
daily ai...4:jj p. NJ. daily AT 40 A. 81.
ipyIVEs AT ARRIVES Ar
Ny,sL;nUton Newark ........l 10 y. VI
49,, ia A. M.It'olumbuS. 10 +. NJ
p,I,imnr,. $40 \. NJ. SanduSky 6:;iI +. "
pTiin S:2iP VI. Cincinnnti~lO:OP =.
NJ, York 5.lUp. VI. Chicago 40 A.
1CCOlI.UUDATION
r,sr-lE,yEo. wESr-LEAvEs:
eWhrrIing "Whce!lng
daily at.,.~9:,5 \. NJ daily at......;':iO Pm
j.urrhrrIand. : % Pm. GAINESVILLE Pm.
SUNDAYS excepted. sundays excepted.
Fast humid trains make direct connrc-
lions ,,t Baltimore with trains for Ihlia-
drIphia. New York and Boston. At WASH
inptou CITY for all points south.
West bound trains make direct r"nn"c-
tionS for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all might trains.
UlUEELING PITIiSBi ,RGH AND EiL-
TI.NORE DiIISIDN.
ENST-LEANES. WESI-hhANh->'
1Wh"clin% washington "a,
daily at - \. VI uilIA h'..-.' - ~ H'
Wheeling Nt>nIlE'"h, ~,
daily at...4:OO +. VI. daily at......-:DP. d.
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets To all principal points can be
procured at the Office al the Depot.
THOS X. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
R.T. DEVRIliS, General Agent, Mhrri-
ne. "''''
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attheeling gesist1besrF..
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.
One souara-M inch Spacs.

One squars-H inch space.
One time. ...........S 10 One months 6 %
Tive times. . Three msnths. u w
One wssk.-......... 2 80 One year.. % W
One square shangeable once a week $50.
special Notices 25 per cont additional.
Advertisements TO Sssupy fixed places -
per cant additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 30 per
cont additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bh no
local notice tviH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid Tor In adj
vance.
All bill. due sn the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adYer-
tisements not connected with 1t will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Change in Business.

TANING DISPOSED OF MY BUSINESS
To Mr.. 4. +. Hall, wish 10 thank my
friends and the general pubic FOR th"lr
very liberal patronage and ask a continue
ancr of the sam" 10 my successor, who is
in position To fully sustain the rcpuia-
lion of the Gallery. | checrfully recon-
mend him TO your patronage.
Wishing to close my books a. soon ~
possible, would respectfully request an
early settlement of all accounts.
&. W. ROBINSON.
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H. and cur" Of all
dDranR"mtutN
~ iuthCkfDmarh
!. f. !. |. !. !.
rNA IivDr.aud bow
~ ,x<A 'ls. They Or"
Rl&A aI mild Iprr-
A~l2I&z3R lent, and ~
$50 E> - c"ll'ui purga-
R~ 49,. tive. E"lUg
~ VI purely Nrg'tt-
u. biz, they con
- tain mo- u'f"u-
~ or mineral whatever. Much ~'rl"u~
rickncSs and suffering IL prevented hh
lhsir timely use; and every family sh"nId
have them on hand for ih'if pi"t'I"h
and relief. when required. long 'Np'T-
ience has proved them the sai'-si, sur'Nt,
and best Of all the Pills with which 10"
market abOunds. BY their occasional W..
thu blood Is purified, IA" "prTuTl"nN 81
the system expelled, Oh~trucilons r"ln"'-
ed and thu whole. machinery "i M" r.
stored 10 it, healthy activity. Internal
ORGANS which bcc0m" logged auh s'ug.
gish are cleanSed by hy"Ts PMS ana
stimulated into action. Thu in'iW.hi
diseases - changed into health, ih' '''h'
~ which change, when r"rkpn"H On 80
vast muliitudrs WHO ENJOY D.. can h>"'lf
be- com putcd. THEY sugar "'"uuH mnh'-
them pleasant Ia take aud Pr'r-' we lIi'f
yiIiurs umiInpar"d for any l"ugih "I nm,
80 that they are ever iTe-h. ana p'rh''N
reliable Although searching ih"} ar"
mild and Operate without disturbance 10
the constitution, or diet, "r ""'npHi'i'-
FulI directions are given on 10" wrap
nor Ia each bOI, how - ~" them a.
Family Phvsic. and for 10" follow INK com
plants. which the>" pills rapidly cure.
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. L.stI'7---
nrSS. ItnguOr. and IDs- ~ ApT"lll", ii.}
should b. taken moderately '" -'lWiIHh
the stomach, and T'-.t0T' IT. h"at'If TONE
and artIOH.
Ii. Il .FHF d..
symptoms. Bilious H.shseh". -I'E Head
ache. Jaundicc pr Grr'.u Si"kuae-. Bilious
collie and Bilious F"y'rs they shDuId N'
JudiciOusiy taken for each cts-, - correct
the decreased a"ti"n pT remove lice "p-
stTuctiOHS which rIu~" u.
For Dysnntrry or DIsTThOT, but Dur
mild doe j. generally required.
FOR rheumatism. GOut, Gravel. PaIItla-
ton 81 IN" Heart, Pain IN TIA" side. f'rk
and LOinS, they should y" continuously
taken. a. T.q UITsd. to change ~" deceased
action ~ the system. With such chang"
thr~s complaints disappear.
For DrOp-y and DrUpSiCal SWELLING.
they should b" taken In Barge and frequent
dO>es 10 produce the effect Of a drastic
purge
For suppression. = large doe sh"uId h.
taken, a. II produces the desired 'n~ct by
sympathy.
Asa Dinner Pill. take one or two pills q"
promOt" digestion and relieve the
stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the Eioin.
ach and bOVeIE. retOres the spTstiir, ana
invigurafss the system. Hsncr y J 0il'h
advantageous WheT. no s"fipus nfrahSr-
rnsnt pxIs,s One who feels tOgsrahly well,
often finds that q doe ri thess Pills makes
him feel decidedly better from their clean
3 ing and renOyatins effect on the di2'StiN"
apparatus.
PREPARED 81
DR.. J. c. Aver & Co, Practical Chemists
LOWELL. MASS, L. :. 4.
FOR sale by all Druggists Every here.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. f.

Condensed TIME CARD.
IsaG $;
DN AND AFTER MAY @lSt Isl, TRAINS
\ J will run Daily, except SUNDAY, rs i"I-
lows, viz:
.ACCoM'o FAT II'E Accom- -.
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1oCordBook9.
Farm.

DERSGANT To \ DEED DF TRUST 10
! ~" und"TslgnDd irusi"" from James
Way Il, dated ia" 18th day ~ June, lsi1. ana
III rrCpTd Ia the Clerk = Ofn"" ~ the County
Court Df ohio county, state 81 West Viz.
RInia. In decd book ~. fDIio ~. will on
SATT RDAI. THE III DAY ~ AUGUST,
20 ~ 10 D'clD'k q. ~, ~ The 'front.' dOpT ~
the Court liDusr ~ ohio county. Esll ri
public auction. ~" following drsCfibsI
property tpr suni'irncy thereof tO pay
tIt,. debt aud Interest secured by Eaid deed
~ trust and To-" cNp"n-sr ~ Tni'I, that ~ a.
Say. thbt certain farm containing on" hun.
lr,d and nny-Binr acres, more or les
situate on tl" water ~ Short creek. ~
Onto county, = 81" nf West Virginia, lOin-
ing the n rrn 81 William Chaplin. On the
wet, that "i William Finiy DH the north.
To" farm ~ ThDruss Il"mphill on the east
and the hrHi 81 John SIfin on the south.
1rrp.s ri salfs 'Tsh
CHARLES MARSHALL,
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Tickets To all principle points in the
East and West can be procured at the
I'nion Ticket Otiicr in McLur" House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. Il. MYERS,
jun5 General Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
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TO ARCHITECTS.

FNHE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE.
| appointed by the County court 81
Mason county. West Virginia, will receive
plans and specifications from architects for
the erection ora fire proof building con-
tanning two rooms Of the following dimtn-
SionS: lu>idr measure. one Ii feet by ~
feet, and the other ~ by - feet. and l. feet
between floor and ceiling. Said building to
De strictly fire proof in every respect.
said plans ana specification. together
with The prObabl" cost of the erection of
said building complete i'm all lis apart
mrnt> will hr received 10y the undersigned,
AZ Point Pleasant, West Virginia. until the
I'll day OF November. 1874.
CHAS. Il. WAGGENER.
JOHN f.. TIMNS.
f.. W. SISSON,
aug% Committee.
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Having secured the services OF all of Mr..
Rnhiuson'S excellent artists. and promiS-
ing my hest personal attention, ! can
guarantee Ia the public n continuance" of
thr fine class Of work for which my prcd"-
crsSOr has been noted. ! Will always en-
draVor 10 satisfy my customers ana give
Them the very best work at all times.
A. T.. HALL. Photographer,
auq;a lib Main ST.. Wheeling, W. Va.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
y County Circuit Court, -:
In the matter OF III" petition ui Michael
Wir.rl, foreign Guardian of Mary li'n'
rictta Wicsrl, in ChHncCrV.
To all whom May Concern:
Take notice that |, Michael Wi"s,.i. For
cign Guardian of Mary Henrietta Nl'.'I'
will, on tn"
9TH DAY or NUGIST, ls5ir
prlition the Circuit Court at OHIO county,
West virginia, for Hn Orl"rdir""iIng Ih"~.
O'Bricn. ndministrai"r at ia" rNia'" ~
MARY l., WicScl. deceased, lat" ui ONO
county, Ia pay and deliver Ia ~" - such
Foreign Guardian, all personal property
and money in his hand, b'I"ugln- 4" NV
said ward. aud "a authorize ~" ~ such For
cign Guardian e. at" fur, recover nlI r'-
c"iNc all money or personal property To-
longing tu said ward, In Ill" manner ~ II
| were appointed y Guardian IN this STATE,
and Ia remove the same To- TIA" county ana
STATE In which |. ~ said Foreign Guardian
va- appointed and qualified.
MICHAEL MlESEl.
Foreign Guardian Ui Mary Henrietta
MirSpl. 10y
X. g.. BARR, his attorney
Hlb UHw
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Natural Condition Of Health

The ONrgrnat1d BittcrS have been the
most popular remedy for the above COM
plants for the last thirty years. and still
maintain their unrivalici popularity.
Price - per bottle. sold everywhere.
JOHN r. HENRY. CURRAN & CO..
ProprivtUrS
lyle b SIX g College Place. New Yor
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A GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE
y and Collection business transacted
with fidelity and prOmptncsS.
Certificates of Deposit issued ana inter
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums To suit:
New Fractional Currency and |, 2, 3, ana
30 coin always on hand for the accommO-
ddtiOn of the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Banker. and others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, PrcSd"H
JACOB lIORNBROOK, HENRY VI. HARPER,
GEO. W. FRANZHEIM, JOHN T.. WILSON,
JACOB =. RHODES, GEORGE ADAMS,
join l.. HOBBS, WM. Il. SIMPSON.
VI. \. CHAN DLER, cashier.
4 I,.
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SugarCured Beef & Shoulders

= TIERCES ENAN'S SUGAR CURED
> Beef .Eiv" TivrCrS Evans Sugar Cured
shoulders, for sale by. X. J. SMYTU.
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TRANSFORMATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

La s ;;;; 6 s:
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A State of Chronic Disorder,

which i followed by a resort 10 TONES ana
alternatives for rrlici. II unfortunately
happens. however, that many Of the mrdI-
cinrS used rthiS purPO>" coniai IN alcohol,
which, poured into a diseased stomach
produces irritation, creates inflammation,
and does more INJURY than good.
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CIR & & s
Oxygenated Bitters.

The stomach is one of the most delicate"
organs OF the human system: and the in
iigcStiblc food crowded into ii by the re-
1lIr..mDnlS nf lnnlnLm SMrinlN. kCnn II IN
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0xygenated Bitters Contain no
Alcohol,

hut are a purely medicinal preparation.
which. in cases OF dyspepsia, Heartburn.
Indigestion. and other like disorders. nj
once restores the stomach to its
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COMMERCIAL BAN K

lHldj'iiTuI LjGhi'HHN
- PREPARED To CONDUCT ALL BU-
| siucss apprrtaining Ia Banking.
Deals in Bills of Exchange nitcd states,
stale and County Bonds. Gold Coin, and
NruOfiablc Securities. at fair rnt"s.
Notes and Bills of Exchange dls'ouhl'u'
InlIrriions made for Merchants, Manu-
C,cturcrs Banks. Bankers, and others, on
all accessible points in the United Siaic'
AMI Canada. :,
pranS in sums To suit purchasers on nll
the principal cities anu I"WnS III "'ri'lh-
nv. Great Britain and IRELAND.
Deposits, solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
Il. CRANGLE, FrCS"icW,
]. DAIIELI.. IIcc IrC1dCH,
H. CRANGLE (dShb1. irb.i
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BOOTS & SHOES.
NO. 1901 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING. w. Va.
AYE RS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For relief
and cure Of all
arrangements
iuthC stomach
Iiyrr.aud bow
,ls They ore
q mild ap,'r-
lent, and ~.
c"ll'fIi Vurga
tive. E"lu =
purely Hrg'.t.t-
bic, they con
tain U0IIi"r"u
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On AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling as ioi-
lows Wheeling time:
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
General Rows Summary

Or. 7. ". NIaddy, Of Summers
county. has sold his sulphur springs
in that county. near Roiiinsba:g. for
the sum Of 5000, 70 q gentleman
from y. Y, who will improve he
property '5r The accommodation Of
visitors.
c. so. +. R.-3Ir.J. L. Morrow,
one Of the best railroad mcu in the
South. and Tor many years connected
with the Richmond and Danvii'e rail
road, has been appointed division
Superintendent Of the two eastern
divisions OF the Chesapeake d Ohio
railroad, between Richmond and lin
ton. with his headquarters q, Rica-
mond.
The return Of Nr j. l.. Morrow ia
Virginia rs division superintendent
Of the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad Is
4 fact upon which Richmond may
congratulate herself. There is nc
railroad man more compatcnt than
Mr. Morrow 70 perform any and al
the duties which belong to either q
general or a division superintendent
of a railroad. -RiclimGnd DiSpatch.
4 WEST VIRGINIA MINISTER IN
RICHMOND. The Richmond D;spatNi
saws Rev. j. W. Carter, OF Psr
kersbCrE, 0ne Of tie most distinguish
ed Bapti,; ministers'of Vest Va, will
deliver the anniversary sermon before
the Missionary and Library Assoc;a-
ton of the Grace Street Baptist
church tomorrow night at y O'clock.
Mr.. Carter viii DOUBTLESS be remen-
bored as having spoken in this city in
June, 1873 /; aud all who can do SC
will probably take advantage If the
opnorimil, If hearing him again.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
Portsmouth. SoiOtovilie. Ironton &
CatlettsbErg hallway Line

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