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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
JAMES THORNBTRG

United STATES DISTRICT CoCKT FoE
I TIE DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA -
In the matter Of J. \. Kline, Bankrupt, in Ban.
ruptcy:
Notice Is hereby given. that pursuant % on or
der. OF SAID court, maize On the I'h Gsrol Nal,
i,lI. will. on the tan dAylof September. i>.i.
%. my office Oh the city 81 Charleston, kauaW i,
county. West Nlrg ua. proceed o. ascertain Aft
reYoft t. sail court tie following Matter and a,-
counts VIZ:
First, ~ what real aud personal estate o.,
saH B1uLr1Irt. j. 4. Kline WAS sclgcd. ~ o.
date Of the cling Cf bis petition ~ Blnkrup'cy
second. All liens and debts ng1ns; tfe estate
of tue sad Bank ant. and thu natI.', amounts
ANA prnrncs uf the same.
TlIud. such other matters rs 90 me may scyil
pertinent or any parts interested may require
THE ta'Inr II sl,I account and rrpn Wi.i lH
continued ON lime time, until the salHt Is rcl.-
JAMRS u. NASH,
Register n B4natup'y
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
DEcEIvER's sALEI
Aug. 20-iw.

ny virtue % decree rendered az 'he Nay .eI
SGT oi the Circus Court Oi Cab.'l County, %
Receiver OF said COurt. OF The partnership ,Ieri
Of me hrm 0f J. x. 4 Il. Store lsaall proceed -
Planning Mil of J. K. u X. Sholc. IA the city "a
lInnt!nglOn. W. Va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

OEI Isl - IN, Ibt, 1913
REV. W. 4. HARRIS. u. D.. President, with an
ahr c0rIs Of tWcuiy-threc teachers ami office s..
This Is one Of the largest bOulS for Young LII
d.es ln the South. Modern languages taught
ami spoken by European Teachers. Music by
seven Professors aui Teachers. This Is one %
ne Arlthlest climates 10 the world. Those who
COME mere With feeble constitutions. Chilis and
climate diseases, ere entirely cured.
iBuI iing3 elegant famed ~ The pureSt brcoZ
Is 1id CnaImluliUg tNs most magnificent rural
and mountain scenery, making 10 one 81 the mos;
dclirNtsplcCIltge homes 10 the I nion.
one hundred and eleven boarding pupils attend
TINS school. from Afteeh southern States.
From P-T. Z. u. Smith, L. L. D, Uni
rsraiy Of iirgRiq.
The Wesleyan Female Institute deserves the
brilliant success il enjoys Having had = daugh
Ter under Mr. Harris care, during the present
session. ms observation leads me 10 belsye his
school t. he one u the best OF Female SeiilIa-
ries which ad1rn our state.
FRNSCIs II. SMITH.
TERMS FOR THE ENTIRE COLLEGIATE YEAR:
Board ana Tuition in the Collegiate Course
500 Music AMI other extras moderate.
For catalogue - s.Nfy-iOur pages,
Address
REV. ". A. HARRIS,
July }0-,f Stanton, Va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
obstacles 10 Marriage.

Happy Relief for young men from the effect
q Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Re
sto-cI. Tmpc'liments 10 Marriage removed
New method u treatment. New and reInarsa-
be remedies. Books and circulars sent free. n
sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSO-
CATION 40. South Ninth ~, Philadelphia,
pam Institution having a high reputation for
honorable conduct and Professional ski.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

the following property belonging o ihN no.,
said Grm: f250op feet llcmlOck Lumber. ,s.
s0rfon. 80 90 feet White Pine Lumber, 1000
feet rilGw Pine Lumber. G,eoo fcei Ash Luuibrr.
Hairs !. on SAFE. once Desk, Table, 2 Chars.
stoves. Pony Planer. Gml other m.scclian,
ogs things IN said min. belonging 10 The hrn Oi
J. n. * T. Shore. Terms made known on day
ot SAFE.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
Raphael steel aad Samuel. So pef,-'.''
II GuANCEEY

TIC object % this suit IL % scr aside
made Us sad kapI4e. Steel ~ elii SaIIH.- .'i'
bearing dhte 90 tae 9Th day ~ Fehlltri.
converting 49, acr.s % land. on Island a-l' p.
Logan county. 20 lar a. b. a4ccta tae ~ o. ID
Plaintiffs and u eafoTrc the sI.'iIc ffl' I-.
phgel Steel WItA The plaintiffs, DO ihe mon.
November, i-5T. concerning the larger lDfiiD" 10
the bfa- conveyed By said ceeS.
lh.s LAY came fhe cOHp'ainaa's hv c'-'
ani 81 -frir IaOr.psl. ana . alg caring ~ 90 "''
dayit nlcd. that the defendant Samuel sferi u .
npn-resfient % This STATE h is therefore pF-t.
that be do appeaT here within ono monii i.
me daie Of toe a-st publication ~ tar "f.i'I
d. what Is nscess an 70 protect ri- i,-,-' .'-
this suir. . ,.t
Trffr- .fllii> ittArle. '''f-
K~un-.s rsvre eDa fN-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

IN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit court
nl fgb.H county. rendered herein oI fle nm
,Iay %. June. l-Ii, ! tnc unN .r gIcd ''H'hi--
si0uer on Thursday the STA day ~ CstYne-. 90
my office. in the town pi BarnJu-sF'l.r- in -all
county. vii proceed Co a.c-fia ana .cfnri
i.t How much money came lufD -du L-u'- ~
Taos u. Kline. Special IouIm.s~ JIsr, u.Du t.'
purchase money OF the idpls H tbe I.L.T.
bul mentioned; and what disposition ne La'
made thereof.
~ HoW much II anything, 3, iuo from John
z. Kirby, the purchaser VI siid lands, upon ''s
purchase.
81, What amount Of d-b's. n any Gre iue HlI
unpaid from the estate ~ DOM Iiicpm ',e' o.
and 20 whom -u"l debit, u Any aye tnf.
18th What amount. u anything j. iur upon iIr
sale of said lands, tn the seycial Leiri 90 dD 70
Malcolm, deceased, ard who are the repre- i. Do
tIycs OF the said heir. therein. and 10 any ui ir
uurcb1sc money 81 the .aid lluus -i-l. .-- trIIf
due. the uuGersi gHcd Comm s-i1N .. Hul ii".t
20 collect me same. This notice ~ be equiv flt.
10 personal service.
JOIN y. LaInLEi,
q J. NcCnmas Special COMMISSIONS.
solicitor. Aug. Ia-iN.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

On W,dacsIaH S.alem5cr s3rd, 1871.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Last evening
about FIVE o'clock, a shooting ARRAY
occurred in C. II. Booth d Cos boat
store on Water street, under the follow.
ing circumstances. A man named
Thomas Hughes, printer employed al
the Mtsligsaeer office, went into the
boat store for the purpose Of seeing a
young gentleman by the name OF Nc
Mechen who is employed there. Hughs
met McMechen in the store and imme,
diately commenced abusing him,
whereupon McMechen ordered him out
of the store. Hughes refused to 60 and
continued his abuse. McMechen pick
ed up the poker and again insisted
on Hughes leaving the premises
which the latter refused to do, at the
same time pulling out pistol, which
he fired, the ball going through the
third finger OF the left hand OF McMech-
en- who then retreatei out OF the store,
which prevented any further difficulty,
Hughes was arrested and taken before
Squire Gillespy for examination. In
default Of 81 900 bail he was committed
to Jail for his appearance this morning
at 10 o'clock for a hearing before the
above Justice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
New York Market.

New YORK, April 29.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling uplands l7;c. Flour
Steady and in moderate demand; super
fine western and State IS S5@6 90;
common TO good 6 l5@6 IS; good to
choice 6 G0@6 s.; white wheat extra
& S567 81; extra Ohio 9 1901 60
Wheat-In lair demand and higher
No. / spring l 62@l "a; winter red
western l66, Rye-Dull and tloweli
western to arrive ! 10. Barley Quiet
Co1n-In moderate demand aud hgher
new western mixed S4@S6c; old do ST
@S7!c; old western yellow Stt@SSc
Oats-Firmer; mixed western 64@66c
white western 65@67lc. Coffee
Steady; Rio lS92ltc. Sugar-Quiet
and firm; lair to good refining 71@13c
Petroleum-Easev; crude Sc spot; tx
June; refined l5ic. Eggs-Heavyj
western 2l62ltc. Leatber-Frm a.
20@3Or; Orinoco 253@27!c. Wool
Firm; domestic fleece 40@TOc; pulled
25@50c; unwashed lS@35c. Pork
Quiet and firm; new mess SIG S5G
II 90 spot. Lard-Firmer, prime
steam 10 3-l6@l04c spot. Butter
Firm; western 24@27c; new western
and State 2913Sc. Cheese-Stead!
at l09l6sc. Whrsky-Lower at CSC
Metals-Msnufsctured copper ia un
changed; Ingot Lake dull at 242925c
Pig iron, Scotch dull aud nominal al
356 SOC; American dull and heavy a
27i@3j. Bar quiet. Russia sheet 10,
6l7c gold. Nails steady; cut 50 goa
90; clinch IS 5000 50; horse sho'
nominal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Apr. 29.-Cotton-Quiet
at lie. Flour-Stesdy. Wheat
Quiet and firm; held at 81 45. Corn
Steady at 6596Sc. Oats-S!eady
at 4S656c. Rye--Firm at 81 %. Bar
ley-Dull; spring 40@l SO Ollie
Unchanged. Eggs-Strong at l5c,
Butter and Cbeese-Firm. Pork
Quiet aud steady; held at ST. 90.
Lard-Quiet; steam l0c; kettle l0tc,
Bulk Meats-Dull and declining
shoulders 6i96Jc; clear rib 800 spot
S8i@88fc buyer May; 9ic buyer June;
clear &c, car lots; clear rib cold at Sic,
all loose. Bacon-Dull; shoulders etc;
clear rib 9!c; clear 9ic. Whisky
Firm al q3c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

Srocss-Opened firm and advanced
during the early dealings 595 pei
cent. The advance brought an
amount OF sellers and under consider
able realization the advance was lost
during the afternoon market, closing al
decline OF ! to 2 per cent from the
highest point. In financial dealings
the market was heavy. The grentest
decline was in Western Union, which
fell off from 75J to 735, ST. Paul 393 to
81, North western 4ss to 46s, Pacific
Mail &c. to 455, Lake Shore lSs tc
7G5, Union Pacific 3jS to 343 Wabash
43i to All, Ohio's 27s to POT, Rock
Island 90! to 99!, New York Contra
99s to 9S!, Hannibal Il ST. Joseph
common 3ls to 30!, preferred 81 to sc
Erie Sc. 10 343 The latter was ex'
ceptioDslly weak throughout the day
in sympathy with lower prices at Lon
don. The sales during the day were
2iS 900 shares, OF which $4,000 were
Western Union. $4,000 Pacific Mail
1900 New York Central, $4,000
Union Pacific, $4,000 Lake Shore, Is.
600 Northwestern, $4,000 St. Paul,
5000 Rock Island, and 5000 Erie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 29.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-ln fair demand
and firm; No Chicago spring 81 80;
No. 2 do 81 % spot; 81 25t May;
81 81! June; No. 3 do 81 lS39l 10; re-
iected 81 10. Corn-Active and ad.
v.nced No. . mixed 64tc spot;
64sG643c May 67s@65c June;
rejected 62@62tc. Oats-lu fair de-
mand and firm; No. 2 455c cash; 46sc
May. Rye-In fair demand and firm;
No. l 9l3@92c. Barley-DuIl ard
nominal. Pork-Active and advanced
at SIC 25@l6 80 cash or May; l6 As
June. Lard-In fair demand and ad-
vanced 9 75@9 80 May 997 June.
Bulk Meats-Stesdy; sales of shoulders
at &c July; short rib middles SIC
spot. Bacon-Steady; sales OF sugar
cured hams cauvassed and packed at
l2i9l3ic. Whisky-95c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

SECOND WARD MARKET.-W Wednesday
Morning. supplies this morning
was the poorest we have observed fol
several weeks, which is accounted fol
BY the severe rains Of the past three
days, which have made the roads
nearly impossible.
MEArs-Porter house and sirloir
steak Is cts per 10; rib roasts l2G
Is cts; round steaks IL cts; SOUP
pieces SOLO CITE; corn beef lO@l2 cts
tripe 8 cts; roast veal lO@l5 cts
veal outlets Is to Is cts; veal chops
IL cts; mutton roasts Is cts; mutton
chops 20 Gle; boiling mutton 10 to Is
cts roast pork 10 cts; pork steak l.
cts; corn pork 10 to II cts; fresh pud
ding 8 CITE; sausage II to 10 cts
smoked sausage Is CITE whole hams
is to l6 cents sliced hams 20 cts
shoulders 10 to II cts; breakfast bacon
IL to IS CITE. -.
PRoDuoB-Butter cold from IS to a.
cents accordingly to quality, and very
scarce. Eggs, supply scarce at II CT
per dozen, or three dozen for 50 cts.
VEGErABLBs.-Very little in market,
and what was offered was soon disposed
Of By eight o'clock hardly any was
to be had. Prices were as follows
Rubarb 5 CITE per bunch; eprng onion
5 ct, per bunch; radishes six bunche
for "a cts; kale sprouts sold at 10 cts
per peck; lettuce Is cts per quarter
peck asparagusl2O cents bunch very
little in market, and what is offered
comes from Cincinnati; turnips 20 cts
per peck; onions 60 cts per peck; cab.
bsge scarce at 10 to u cts per head
spinock 20 cts per peck; carrots and
parsnips 80 cts per peck; potatoes 81
to 40 cts per peck; good apples were
scarce and sold at SO to 90 cts per peck,
according to quality; oranges and lem
ons are getting ecarcer and few in
market; the former selling at from
so to IS cts per dozen and the latter al
at 50 cts.
FIsH-The supply OF lake fish contin'
ues plenty and the demand good there
are no Ohio river fish coming in; shad
SCENE scarce and higher, and sold from
80 to ST 90 per pair, according to size
yellow perch .and lake Jack fish IS cts
per bunch; lake salmon and pike l23
cts per ID.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

ORNAMsNTAL.-Thers has just ar.
rived at the warerooms of Benjamin
Fisher, "Stsr Foundry" the finest as.
.ortment OF marbleized Iron Mantels
ever brought to this city or to be found
in any OF the manufactures in the
country. The patterns embrace all the
latest styles and designs, snd are
marbleiz.d in imitation OF the fines,
foreign and domestic marble. From
this large and varied selection tie
tastes of all can be suited. These man.
tells are sold at manufacturers prices,
and range from twenty-five dollars up
amid the hundreds. These goods are
we'll worthy of 3 visit, and the public
are respectfully invited to call and
examine them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. April 90, 1874.
BUTTER-Cholce. 3sc; dropping.

BUTTER-ChoIce. 3sc; dropping.
CHEESE-Old stock exhausted. New in
small quantities arriving, at 7c.
CARBON Oils now quoted at l5Ec.
COFFEE-Is in fair demand at quota
tions. Good to prime 21.6c; choice t7Lac;
roasted Csc old yellow Rio scarce SOC; choice
Java ac. :,
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, llHc
,oda, TIC; water, exc; oyster, nc; cream
Is; butter, TIC.
EGGs-Still quoted at lie.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. large IS 50; No
8 large 81 5Oa77j. These quotations Tor full
weights. White fish 100. Herring scarce
FLoUR-white wheat fancy s355; red
q m al %: spring wheat So 75GT %, low
grade OF super IS Co.'s IS. Rye s. %:
GRAIN-Wheat dull; white 81 5ggl %;
red 81 4O9l IS. Rye quoted al SIC, but none
in this market. Corn from the wagon or
at the wharf, 70c. Oats SOC, ,oo, ~
HAY-EIther baled or loose SIS oo90 %
MOL AsSES-Advancing and scarce;
prime New Orleans, new crop, .7oc; Old 7Oc
NAILs-Prices per kes: Brads and
Fen ling, lG to God, 81 III; s to Sd, = S7]1 8
to I'd: q 6?h Barrel, z in' ), S slf la IN in'
e 81 81 Z i fn 4 fnish n n. . =
~ IL, IS 12T. Casing, 70 to sod, 81 S71I!; Sd,
S f215: Sd, IS a11<S; I'D, S. 6lh Fine Blued,
"a. 5Sb; Sd. sf'l21ES ID. 81 SfH. Lining
Nails, a In, IS 62H. Clinch nails, all sizes
IS s71,. Cut Spikes, all sizes, 8 S7}l. Boat
Spikes, cut "a sih. Tobacco HID. to I'd
PR0VIslONs-Mark bouyant but prices
unchanged. Mess pork, 81 50Gls. Lard,
fancy at lie; prime l013c in terces IN kegs
III. al2c. Bans, plain l2c; sugar cured l3c,
for nest brands; clear sides lO1ac shoulders
~: suear-cured breakfast l2c. Dried Beef
t'rUrATOES-Plentifu at 81 95 per bushel.
RECEIVE quote South Carolina prime at
sII y Rangoon SHc.
sEEDS-Demsnd for Spring sowing be-
ing over, not much doing. Clover ss o;
timothy 90. 49,
shIT-Best Ohio river 81 Is.
WOOL-None in first hands and not
ouotsble. Refer to Boston quotations in
another column.
suGARS-Phme New Orleans S;1S9c;
extra yellow z S4ss1zc; crushed Ii14c; pow
dered ll1<dHEc; graduated lie; A coffee
isHc; B cSffee li:Sr extra do. lO1Ic; Q 80
loo,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

PRIZE May ball by West Virginia
Lodge No. !, l. o. NJ, at Washington
Hall, Friday evening May let 1874.
No intoxicating drinks allowed. One
prize OF Pair OF Gold Bracelets 10 the
lady holding the lucky number. One
prize OF Gold Bresstpln to the gentle
man holding the lucky number. The
prizes can be seen at Turner's jewelry
store, Market street. Tickets can be
procured at G. F. Mayer d Son's cigar
store, 18th street, and Turner'S jewelry
store, Market street, at $l.OO. Music
by Mayors Cotilion Band. 293
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
River News.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated % feet 4 inches in the chan
mel and rising.
The Express left for Parkersburg
yesterday morning al the usual hour.
The Granite STATE, from Portsmouth
for Pittsburgh was due last evening.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for
Pittsburgh this morning at 7 o'clock.
Things about the landing were rather
dull yesterday.
There wasn't such . big rush oil
water as some OF the river men pre-
dicted, after all.
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, April 29.-River A feet
and risiug-Departsd-R. W. SkIllin-
ger, Pittsburgh; Thompson Dean, New
Orleans.
CAIRO, April observation-disclosures:
Means, Pittsburgh; Arkansas Belle
Evansville. Departed Fearless and
Thomas Means, St. Louis; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville. River fallen ioul
inches. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-River rising
with II feet inches in the canal and
Is feet inches in the chute on The
falls, weather clear aud pleasant; bus
iness good. Boats up-Blue Wing
Kentucky river. Lytle, Cincinnati
Down-Tom Jasper, St. Louis; Min
nicola, Memphis. Mrs. OBrien dice
on the Ben Franklin and was buried
here. She was with her husband 60
ing to Cincinnati, and had been driver
from home above Hickman, Kentucky
by the high water.
EVANSVILLE, April 29.-Clear aHC
cold; mercury SO to So ; heavy frost
river risen one foot with 80 feet 6 niche
on the guage.
PlrTsBURGH. April 29.-River II fee
and about on stand.
ST. Louis, April 29.-Arrived-Bab
bage, Cairo; johnson and Davenport
Keokuk; Paragon, New Orleans; Alic
Brown. Ohio river; Lady Lee. lllinoi
river. Departed-Johnson, Keokuk
Mollie Moore and Howard, New Or
leans; SteveDs, Ohio river; Kellogg
Smith and Capital City, Vicksbure
Grand Tower, Memphis; Beaver an
Lady Lee, lliaois river. River sta
tionary. Weather clear and pleasant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 29.-Flour-Steady
Wheat-In fair demand and firm; No,
2 white Wabash | 65; No. 3 do | So
No. | white Michigan l 5l@l 62;
amber Michigan l 49!; May ! 49ii
June ! SO; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan
red | 4S. Corn-Steady; high mixed
cash aud May 74c; July 724c; low mix
ed 72tc. Osts-In fair demand and
firm; No. Soc No. 2 63G Michigan
55r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
ooF-Tbe Grand Eucamp-

100. F.-The Grand Encamp-
ment reassembled yesterday mortiug
at nine o'clock, and after prayer by the
NJ. E. g. II. P, VIM. R. Kelley, pro-
ceeded to business.
The amendment to section J, Of Art.
5 OF the Constitution, changing the time
of the annual meeting was reconsidered'
and the time of meeting changed to the
first Tuesday in October, 1875.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to the
officers Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company, for issuing return tick
cts free over their road to members Of
the Grand Encampment.
Grand Representative Geo. Edwards
read his report aud then proceeded to
exemplify the unwritten work OF the
order.
The Grand Eucampment then wen
into an election for officers for the en-
suing term, when the following were
elected:
Jaa. Hollingsworth, Wheeling, 6. T
b.. Campbell, New Cumberland
NJ. E. G. II. P.
A. G. Hall, Fairmont, R. W. 6. S
W.
Henry Seamon, Wheeling, r. W. q
J. A. Miller, WheeliOg, K. W. 6. j
w.
G. A. Drennen, Parkersburg, WIG. S
Henry Turner, Grafton, w. 6. D
Sentinel.
[ L. II. Dorsey, West Union, W. G
Marshal.
E. E. Peck, Clarksburg, R. W. Crane
Representative to Grand Lodge U. S.
The Eucsnpment adjourned a
twelve o'clock noon, and will hold it
next session in this city in 1875.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

FOUND DBAD.-Y esterday afternoon
about two o'clock, DR.. Ford found an
old man named Cro.hers, a rag gath
erer, lying on tine pavement in the
Eighth ward in dying condition. The
Doctor made arrangements to have him
conveyed to his home, but before he
got there, he breathed his last. The
old man was about seventy years old,
and it is supposed that he died from
prostration and old age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30
Twill be invariably found that the

IT will be invariably found that the
most ceusurable are the most censori'
GUS; while those who have the least
need of indulgence are the most indulg'
emil Many people imsgins that they
are not only concealing their own mis-
conduct in this world. but making
atonenent for it in the next
by visiting the misdeeds of others with
a Puritanical severity" II should
never have preserved my reputation
said Lady B-,"if bad not carefully
abstained from visiting demireps.
must be strsight-laced in the persons o.
others, because l have been 50 loose in
my OVID" my dear Lady B!
exclaimed her sympathiziug friend
upon this principle you ought to retire
into q convent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

The latest news from Little Rock ia
that Brooks is giving Baxter grea,
deal of trouble. 1t does not, however,
trouble Il. Frank the one price clothier
Who will continue as heretofore TO do
business on the square, naming Inc
variable but one aud the lowest price.
He will alec continue TO sell those
gents suits guaranteed to wear. fit and
not rip, at FIVE dollars, that have made
his name famous among the purchasing
public. He is located At No. 40 Twelfth
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-30

BEFORE SQUIRE CALDGRLL.-Thomas
W. Clouse and John P. Clouse made
complaint against William Crow and
Thomas Ryan before the above Justice
charging the latter with having assault
ed them with a slugshot with in
tent to kill. Crow and Ryan were ar
rested, but the hearing of the case was
continued from yesterday evening Tor
further consideration.
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COOP eense, economy and. health
are all ON the side OF the furnace and
the urn, instead OF the grave and the
worm, says an exchange, and it may be
90 but the majority of mankind, by
education, il not naturally, do very
much fear fire after death.
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u. S. District CoURT-The above
court met yesterday morning and dis
posed Of the following business:
A demurrer in the case OF II. w.
Russell, assignee Us. j. L. Mcdonald
was argued and submitted.
Demurrers in the case OF Sperry Us
Wright and Same Us. Anderson were
overruled.
The court will probably adjourn to-
day until the next term.
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NAY York Dry Goods marker.

New YORK, April 29.-Business was
quiet and almost nominal in all de-
partments. The market for cotton
goods was quiet but prices essentially
unchanged. Light brown cottons not
very strong. Bleached shsetings in fail
demand. Prints without animation
and Percales less active. Wooden
goods depressed. Ribbons and Millia-
cry Silks selling very low in the auc'
ton rooms,
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Flour-
In limited demand; superfoed y 3;
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family
SC 75@7 %; State, Ohio and Indiana
7 SOFAS Is. Wheat-Quiet and frm,
red / 659l IS; amber ! s09l SO;
choice white 80. Rye-Dull at CSC.
Corn-Stesdy; yellow Csc; western
mixed SAC. Oats-Unchanged. Pc
troleum-Refued held at l5t@l6c;
crude lite. Wbisky-Firm at s9c.
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RsD BIRD, for sale at Genther's.

Coop, RELIABLE INsrRUNESrs.-Th'
Steinway, Kuabe and Emerson Pianos
and the Mason d Hamlin and S NTH
American Organs are each and ever,
one standard instruments of their class
both as to price and quality. They are
sold at the most reasonable price,, aDc
on very liberal terms, and can only b.
had at Adams & Lucas, 1927 Aarke
street, where can be seen very large
and varied assortment Of them. Par
ties will do well to call early and make
their selection.