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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-03
E lectures sss Chicago on E1ducn-
tionas Interests.

lhe Hon. Carl Schurz, says the Chica-
tribune of recent date, lectured under
s auspices Of the Young Mems Chris
- association, before very large au-
Slce IN the First Congressional Church,
fAer OF Ann and Washington streets,
Neyening, on Educational Problems. !"
speaker did not commence until
slt o clock, the interval being pleasantly
I-p'oyed by the church organist, who
yea some very beautiful selections.
y lecturer was introduced by Dr. Hyde
Iie 1 VI. Z. A., who made a brief
ttS9'ogy for not meeting the audience in
newell hall, as ii was not ready yet. Ad-
tae PhIlllps would sing there next
SENATOR scHURz,
2 coming forward, was received with
ID cheers. He hoped that the audience
&c not trained in the belief that public
4lrers were amusing. He would not
.luise IN rhetoric, but would speak in
"a terms. In no country was educa-
4 80 50 much discussed as in the the Uni
states. They looked upon education,
example, as purifier of public morals.
0etter general education was always
ated to as the remedey for every moral
When the question, however, arose as
What was
II BEST FORM OF POPULAR EDUcA-
TIoN,
Nv lew We're PREPARED with any practi-
Idea on the subject. Education
"ald not only be SO directed as to store
\ specific things in their minds, but also
Is TO enable them to work and live, and
= themselves In the world. Their an
s'ors bad been, perhaps, well enough
ucated for their day, but what suited
s,n aid not suit us, and consequently
N education of modern times should be
laa to the necessity of the generation.
y, y man Of to-day had TO know very
puch more than his great grand father
wv NV and yet the time for learning
jjr p to be as brief as in the old
j now, then, was the time of the dispo-
~ h q the new generation to be best en-
LED Of course specific things had
a. u learned, but they should be able to
u. 40" they were to go ahead with their
uing after they had left the school or
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-12-03

Why was Ruth rude to Boaz Be
cause she pulled his ears and trod on his
corn. s..,-r
The New York herald., 1874-10-05
DRECT0RY ron ADvURTISExs.

AUGMENTATION PAcs-Fourth. nth aud sixth col
ssG$$ss: ss::g::s.. ... ,
soAESSS, sxSp LODGING wASrED-NmrH PAGE
sRooRRI.9ass s0'qnh RsAL ESTATE FOR sALA-s.conD
BUSINESS oProNTuNfrIEs-RloHrH PAcH
sss Sos szcoaS
oLEksSSss AND sALEsMEs-r~.Lr.. r4a.-r,fsA col,
zsS sasas r...n
SsE'e sTahlrs-s.oosD and
SsssISs column.
bEE PP.s.TniTS sS|n%n
DwELLINa HOUSES 10 LET. 'oSIs oFukSIsHED AND
col
sss.ssss Esssyss sss9 ana sixth columns,
sSE za TO LET
HELf e0S2na S%2%narEp-vEMALEs-1w...1u r4o.-Fourth
HELP wXNrED-MALEs-rwrIru rAor-si1th col.
HORSES CARRIAaEs- AC-FIRsr PAcE-second. third
HHSGsESS HSGsEs RS5I5 aG N2sREbs.so.D essn PAGE.
INDGsTkiAI EXHIBITION ooMrANY-Frnsr PAGE
Der
LEcTURE sKAsON-szcosp PAcx-six.h column.
LOAN oFFICES.FiRsr PAGE-FouTth column
sAesnE Ssmssh column
zSD rtisss.a sfS%
MISC EIISkEoUs \ iSttsa aAqvERrIsExEs1s-r.s-u PAGE
NEW PUBLICATIONs-sE rAos-sixth column
rERSONAL-FIRsT PA0E-Firs, column.
PIANOFORTEs ORGANS, AC-NIsrn PAoE-Fourth
PRoFE ssIONAL SITUATIONS wANIEp-FEMALEs-
,.nLr TwELrTH rASEcIhird + id aud % fourth columns ~ uo
RENT-sxcoSD PAas-First column
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHANGE-SEc0ND PAcE-First
REAL EsTXTE wANrrD-sncosD pAor-rirst column.
REWARDS-fIRsT PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-EIGHrH PAGR-Sxth column, and
- Ninth PAGE-First column
First second, third. fourth fifth and sixth columns,
and TWELFTH PAoz-First second and third col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-
srEc&I iSias r4c.-r,rst and second col
sPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS. Ao.-FIrsr PAcz-second
ssToRxSK@N.srs PAo.-rhird column.
THE TURE-Flasr PAcE-second column,
TO LIT fok BUSINESS PUkPOsEs-szcorD PAGE
EDoa Ss rs
LET-SECoND PAGE-Third and Fourth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEcorD rAGK-Slxth col
wEsTCHEsrhR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-sECoND PAGE-First column.
WINTER REs0RTs-N1NrH rAdk.-Third column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &O.-FIRsr PAoE-sixth col
The New York herald., 1874-10-05
DRY GOODS.
Al
EEEEEE 4 RRRR II Geo Z H. usssss
e.. Suu# Snxn Z # 8 Euu# i s,.s,
( i IA Ell g 4 4 :
n n - n n n y 4
FIRST PAIL OPRNfN0

rih5I "a LII OfEN1NQ
on TUESDAY. octobers
and balance OF the week.
repete with Noveines
silks pres, fssass sr5sins s,ery IN every depsr ment
Mourning Goods, Suits, Cioats,
READ our &C. rtts Al ia az special bargains
lU pieces lnpins best black Cashmere all wool at c
JOB lot BLACK sipaea ise g a ,meort m, o,o II, =, mn
never before ieailed At less than 7sc ~ Wv ~ " ~
cases real Enssh Serge, all eoiors at s5c worth
Two cases French Diagonal at s7kc cost soc., goii.
One case navy blue Diagonal sutnas a, oc cost 7oc.
One CAS- ii! wool Cashmere, beautiful colors at soo:
Fun lines Of Mourning Goods or every description at
great bargains
SUITS AND CLoAKs.
MI with an elegant stock of Garments owa
make ana Importation from Paris and Berlin and ladies
Particular attention paid to DroSmakng
REAL L,cEs, DRESS TRIMMINGS.
PaSementerics buttons. &C., &C..
in all the latest styles
Real auipure Laces
real Yak Laces, beaded and piain;
real valencienncs and Thread Laces, &c.
At special bargains
In order to meet the enormous demand for
pouring on us from dressmskers and our patrons N
general, we have been ccmpenei to open
which viii enable u. q mase sas'C so order .uv
style or shade OF fringe within from one to two
The full size doublc bali Fringe any shade At uc
Twisted chenille Fringes any shade. ~ s0c.
Magnificent assortment OF crochet plain and beaded
Great inducements in Dress Trimmings to Dres
makers Suit manufacturers and 70 the Trade generally
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

Ladies who wish to an immense collie ctOn of
RICH Trimmed HATS.
including the latest Partisan styles should visit
MILLINERY PARLORS
during the week.
We offer Hats trimmed in the most exquisite 81 yies
and made of the finest materials at half the prices gene
rally charged.
Gntrinmed Hats in every style quality .. special
rates.
The trade supplied on liberal terms
Black Velvctccns At 65r.. Sc. 81 and 81 %
Black Silk Velvets ar 81 TO- 81 H5 81 and upwards.
American Felt Hats all colors and shapes at Sc.
Best French Felt ats at less than any house in the
city.
Fine French Flowers. Ostrich and Fancy Feathera
Birds Wings Pompons Aisrettes &C. In great variety.
at bargains.
Our department. for
LADIES' AND INFANTS WEAR
Is too we'll known to need any adve ertisc ncnt
OUR FUR DEPARTMENT NOW OPEN
Ladies' wishing 70 purchase real Seal sacaues, nne
SEAL Mink, Otter, Beaver SETS &c, &c, will well
visit this department as soon as possible.
GRAND
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

NINE LUMLEY, ITO wEsT TwENTy-TUIRD STREET,
lu Drcssmaking Establishment -fan1somc ana stylish
esrmcnts made A. shortest notce materials cut 10 best
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

A IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN.
MpoRTAEF SALE OF sfEER faRaE pAsT spEhp hNb
dSoITEEs SsE SAh bEAT s;sa THE oTHKEs S;%
JOHN L. vANDEwATER. AUCTrONEER,
will sell by public auction regardless of cost value
and without limits restriction the ane roting Stock
by reason OF serious emborrasncns to sell his ock
S 70 'sH MUkR"W e3Sss e9UEsBAY OCT g. AT STABLE NO.
q Great Jones street where they have been removed
~ '0"'sA''Hrf AT icH % 'otS'cLocK PROMPT,
handsome biooded and ane blood bay Mare, about
pa years old is half sister to Lulu strong made
clean, prompt and game driver shows fne breeding;
temperament has record OF 2:l when years old can
now show mile and repeat inside OF 2:3t ana speed
half mile Ill 10; one OF the most complete rOers either
tor road or track use warranted sound and Kind.
No: 2-One handsome 1ne bred and fast young dark
horse has several brothers and sisters with record
below 1885, she has pubic record but has frequently
shown rial this season IN 2: ana 23 Is warranted TO
show 3o IL an elegant driver pure gated tine temper
very rugged and extra promising Ia warranted sound
fastest road teams IN the country.
No @BrOwn HambletOnian Mare, sized by the Old
Horse; about lsh high, years old elegant driver
sale for the md TO drive has been trained except
can rot i'll 2 to road wagon now and beat it consider
ably on good track very promising young marc war
Also ono. Brewster of Broome street, top side bar
Wagon, one light road Wagon one track suiky by Du
senbury; double and single Harness. by Bunscomb
Blankets, Robes, &C.; ono top Pony thaeo &C.
Also. at same time, two 6ne family Horsea Full par
uculars OF all In to -mOrr0ws Herald and at SALE
Stock now OH exhibition
Remember, this stock must be sold.
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

2I and 80 Eahth avenue near Twenty. fourth street
New York city.
P. S.-Ladies living ont OF New York city arc invited
TO send for iull and descriptive Fall Catalogue,
which VIC mail Tree application.
The New York herald., 1874-10-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C

- AOASsEs, CARRIAGES, 81.
"A Date Johnston Van TasselD,
q5
< 10 TO Is THIRTEkkTH STREET
SALES Q. ssiss 1sTsss ARE
FROM hoGss Stss Fo M1sbS5fS bAYs Poa aoHaL Tki2L
The sSsn:ss T the
the rospest and co"aenco o the business bus ness com. ON
"uP i f i sas SSss ssoSSNss!as4ssEs
fHA ASp PKEs sss q
Iussass SooSsr @ ssa g o'clock "a ei prompt and
8yE AND VERY closely matched pair st BAY
sharp jewellers great rosdsiers; ions flowing names
'a As4 s BAY s9d eSns Sa S % Rd Rsb
prompt .asss fssa In and Is
x LANDAULET. trimmed with brown sattn used only
sssSss wssn Miner Steven.
kkFHNy stT NM stM,GH anaSia i tno order c.n..n
ssT FINE Coupe Harness. BY Coleman,
SALE WITHOUT reserve regard to weather.
A MAJOR cHAs. ". BARKER. AUcrloNKER.
a. ruokSUansssDs. GSSes sa'f ssisDs
the property OF
Messrs HUNTER TRAVERS
ut BANKER SONS
City Auction Mart aud New York TattersailA
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street
THIS DAY (MON NDAY) ctobcr s. at III O'Clock.
Tho stock comprises Brood Mares Colts filies of
the most ashio bic strains
Sale positive, to close par ,ncrship
No p0stpOnoment on account of weather
A MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER ANNOUNCES
IA. MR.. ALDEN GOLDsMITH,S
Great Sale
OF HIGHBRED TRIO TING STOCK
At Goshen Park, Goshen Orange county N.
On THUR~DAY, October q at IL o'c ock
The STOCK comprises
forty head principally the get OF the greatcst Stallion
OF the age,
THE WORLD FAMED VOLUNTEER,
the sire OF Goster, Bo0inc Huntress &c.
Catalogues now roady and can be obtained at BAR
KER IONS, corner of Broadway and Thirty ninth
street. of ALDEN GOLDSMITH, Biooming Grove
Orange county, n Y.
Train via Erie Railroad leaves from foot of Chambers
street at A. III.
Sale without reserve regard to weather
The New York herald., 1874-10-05
y H. MACY 4 CO.'S
GRAND CENTRAL ESTABLISHMENT,
FOURTEENTH STREET. AND SIXTH AVENUE NEW
YORK.


YORK.
UNLIKE ANY OTHER
MACY'S IN THE COUNTRY.
MACY'S IN NO OTHER will he found largo and dcsif.
MACI,S able ass0ftnonts OF goods In so many dtncr
MACfS cnt branches of aradc.
MACS'S EXPERlENCED BUYERS AND READY
Macy MONEY enable rs to place before the pub.
MACY,SI VERY LOW PRICES
MACY'S WHITE GOODS ana HOUSEKEEPING Goods.
MACY'S HOUSE FURNISHING Goods
MACY'S EMBROIDERIE5 and Lace Goods
MACY, LADIES', Gentcmen's AMI Chiidren's Fur
MACl'S nishing Goods also Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
MACY'S kerchicfs, &c.
MACY's COlskTs and undcrgarment
MACYS NOTIONS and SnsSt Wares
MACY'S MILLINERY GOODS, RIBBONS. FEArHERA
MacYs g.s9. ,ioadl ;;sseIry Toilet Articles
NACy'S PgsEgMEaY and FANS
MACY'S BOOKS and Stationery.
MACY,s CROCK cry Glass AMI Silver Plated Ware.
MACY'S TRIMMINGS and Worsteds
MACY'S K. ii. VI. an 4 IA FORGE KID GLOVES. every
MAGY'Si Paig warranted not To putting on,
MACY'S TOYS, DOLLS ana rolls Articles.
MACY R0XkD. Canned ana Bottled fruits, Preserves
MACY'S PICKLES, olive OIL Biscuits, &c.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES now ready sent by
mail furnished by the .unerin cnten application.
PACKAGES by MAIL can be sent for two cents fog
ounccs fraction tlercos under four pounds.
NJ B.-GOUDS SHIfPED and delivered free In the
City, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken
Particular attention to orders. -
Goods packed and shipped for part OF the country
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
n Fall MectinE,.lW&.
at Jerome Park
Saturday, October
Wednesday, October I.
Saturday october 10.
Wednesday, October IL
Saturday October IL.
Races commence each day punetuallx a. I9'clQek.
A. BELAONT, President.
The New York herald., 1874-10-05

EUROPE.


TUE QUEENS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN.
L Ihis well known first class hotel, having receaty
changed proprieorS will now be found one OF the most
comfortable In the South o Ireland Being stu tc clo9s
to INC landing stages and railway depot viii be oult
most convenient to American tourists arriya by tho
several steamers
The New York herald., 1874-10-05
rrILLINERy A.D DKEssNlAkING

A -A.-rlif LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Chill
n. drcu Hats IN the city; also ladies' Dress Caps, at
Mrs ny Rs at - fas, Fourteenth street. between un
vcrsy place aud Fifth avenue.
A -MME B0NGRAND 1873 BROADWAY SOLE
n importer of London ronnd hats and riding habits
In 1873 has tu-t returned with handsome assortment
of Browns Round Hats Feathers and Birds in add itiOn
to her previous elegant stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
Our Changing Bodies.

Our bodies are constantly changing. The
dead matter passes of by the bowels and
the pores, ard digestion and a similation
supply fresh material. This material can
not be pure, and consequently the body
cannot be healthy unless the stomach and
secretive organs perform their allotted
tasks thoroughly and regularly. That they
may do so keep them in good working
order with that most efficient of all invig-
Grating, regulating and purifS ing prepare
tons, HoStetter's Stomach Bltters. II you
wish your blood to be eally the, "stream
OF life" 10 have yorr bones clothed with
sound flesh, TO be exempt from nervous
ness and debility, To be clear.headed and
cheerful, in short, to possess that choicest
of Heavens blessings, a sound mind in n
sound body, resort 10 the great vegetable
restorative whenever you feel languid, or
suffer from Indigestion, or are bilious or
low spirited, or 81 fferlns from any derange-
ment of the animal functions. The relief
is immediate, and full restoration certain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18

Ar last the contest for SUMMERS Sen
atorial shoes has been decided in the
Massachusetts legislature and WILLIAM
BARRETT wAsHBuRNE is the mad
Governor wAsHBuRNE is q native OF
Massachusetts, and is now in his oath
wear of age. He was member
of Congress from 1868 to 1871, and in
1879 was elected Governor Of the State
after very bitter and holly contested
fight with General BUTLER for the Re-
publican nomination. His present
election to the Senatorship is proba-
bly, due as much to his
antagonism to BUTLER as to
any other element OF fitness
for the place. But, after all, the
triumph is but momentary. The term
for which WAsHBURNE has been elect
ed expires on the 4th Of March, 1878,
less than one year hence, and the legis-
lature TO be elected thisyear will choose
his successor. Without doubt Mr..
BUTLER will make things lively in the
old Bay State between now and next
November, and the legislature which
meets in January, 1875, may not know
WAsHBURNB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
DIED.

MCSWORDS-Thursds April 10th, at '
p. NJ, ANON MCSwoBDs, IN the 6Zi year Oh
his age.
Funeral services at his late residence,
Ingleside near Martins Ferry, Ohio, Sun
day, April 18th, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Inter
ment at the family burying ground,
Friends OF the family are respectfully In
wife to attend.
overwhelmingly. April l6, 1874, at 7
O'Clock A. NJ, MICHAEL SHIELDS. IN the
CID year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence in The
Eighth Ward, saturday, April 18th. ut II
o'c!ocl; A. N. Friends invited TO attend.
1t Is the wish OF the family that no bug
eies be in attendance. Number OF hacks
not limited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
DISPATCHES from Little Rock con

DISPATCHES from Little Rock con-
corning the war OF the Governors must
be received with many grains OF allow
ance. The BAXTER men have seized
and are in possession OF the telegraph
office, and they permit no dispatches 10
be forwarded from or received at that
place which do not coincide with the
wishes Of their particular faction. Since
the beginning of the trouble we have
heard by telegraph only one side OF the
case. Could the Brooks men be
heard from we would doubtless
have q batch OF proclamations and
special orders contradictlng those
already received, and the public would
probably be assured that the peop.e Of
Arkansas are flockiDg TO the Brook.
standard and are determined 10 sup
port him ia the position he has taken.
The actual truth as 10 the eteps that
have been taken and as TO the senti-
ment Of the people OF the State will not
be known until letters from impartial
correspondents have been received.
The squabble is one on which DEM
ocrats can afford 10 look with COM
psrative indifference in so far as party
predictions are concerned. Both
BANTER and Brooks ale Republicans,
but we believe that, in the absence oil
auy candidate of their own, the Demo
Gratis who voted in 1872 generally sup
ported Brooks, believing him less
Objectionable than his OPP
ponent. 1t wss generally believ~
cd at the time that Brooks
was legally. elected, but by the jug0
slery of returns and by arbitrarily re-
jecting the vote of certain counties
BANTER was given the seat. The elec-
lion laws OF Arkansas were at that
time somewhat like those OF West Vlr.
ginia while under Radical rule, ant
the acting Governor and the majority
in the legislature could count such
votes as they pleased and reject such
as they preferred rot to count The
result OF the present contest will bt
awaited with whatever degree OF inter
est the amusement may excite.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18

WE mentioned yesterday morning
the fact that the City Council OF Par
kersburg, like that Of Wheeling, has de-
clined to submit to popular vote the
question whether or not license for the
sale OF liquor during the ensuing yesr
shall be issued. An elaborate report
in relation to the matter was presented,
the following arguments being put
forth as a basis for the action OF the
Council:
First the election, being neither au"
thorized nor required by any law,
would have no mandatory effect
upon the action OF Council, but would
leave the license question pre-
cisely where it is now, within the ops
ton OF q ma ority of the members. 1t
might be difficult also to prevent
fraudulent voting at such an informal
and irregular election, and the canvass
that would precede the vote would, IN
the present excited state OF the public
mind, engender bitter strife and hatred
between citizene
Second; In the election of the pres
ent Mayor, and Council of Parkerss
burg the license question was indirect
ly in issue and was decided in favor Of
license.
Third; In special elections, snch as
this would be, there is invariably 8
light vote, and this would certain
" be the case where there is moth
ing to be decided by the ballot
and the Council would not be justified
in accepting as an expression OF public
opinion bare majority OF iractiona
vote.
Fourth; A large number OF citizen
having invested their capital in the IL
quor business, it would be neithe
right nor Just to compel them sudden!
and without warning and without an.
violation OF law on their part, to clos,
their houses OF business. In order L
afford these men an opportunity OF re
firing from their present business with
out loss or sacrifice should they desire
to 90 so, the question as to whether o.
not Licenses for the sale o
liquor in Parkersburg should b
issued, may be made On is,
sue in the next election OF city officer
and members OF Council, and then de
cided by full vote. In the meantime
it was recommended that license b
granted only to discreet and RESPONSE
Die men whose good conduct in tn
past is guarantee for the future, an
then let the existing laws be strictl
and impartially enforced.
The report Of which the above is
synopsis was adopted by the Counc
and may be regarded as indicating tn
result OF the temperance warfare j
Parkersburg, in so far as any municips
action is concerned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
aTATD LIME.

STEA MS SHIPS:
State OF Pennsylvania State OF Virginia,
State OF Louisiana, State OF Georgia,
OF Nevada, bulldog State OF Minnesota
OF Florida, State Of Alabama,
state OF Indiana,
To Glasgow, Belfast, Liverpool, ana
Londonderry.
State OF Virginia sails Tuesday, Mar. 10th
State OF Alabama sails Saturday, Mar. 2l1
State of Penn'a, sails Saturday, April ith.
From Pier 30, North River, MY.
WEEKLY SAILINGS NEXT SUN MFR.
Rates OF Passage cabin, $50 and 50
gold; Storage, $50, currency; prepaid, t52.
currency. Drafts AT lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN a CO.,
Agents, No. y Broadway. n. Y.
J. r. MHRRlMAN,
Agent, Adam J. xpress Co.'S once
marll Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
Fish.

MESS MACKEREL, VERY FINE,
nj white and fat, tn kits and barrels
Nos. !, 2, and 3 Mackerel In hits ana bar
rels.
Picked Salmon.
Georges Bank Goldfish.
Labrador Herring.
Yarmouth Bloaters.
Just received by X. J. SMYTH,
feblO Corner Market and 18th Sta.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
MARRIED.

SHIELDs-FURGASO Thursday
evening, April l6, 1874, by Rev. T; d
Hughes, Mr.. WILLIAM ID. SHIELDS 10 MlsA
MATTE Z. FURGAsoN, both Of this city.
Pittsburgh and Baltimore papers please
copy.l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
BATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

ne Squares inch space.
One time...........s IS One month";, 20 ~ M
Two times......... Is Three menths-- 5s ~
one week ........... 2 sol One year.'..."'. - "
One square changeable once weeH CIV
Sneciai Notices 25 per cent additional.
Sdvertisements to occupy fixed places %
per rS Ts will be charged double for space oc-
Iupied. ,-..r,,,,o,,s IN Nor
local Notices Is cents per line--bn no
,[1Jnntice tg;l be inserted iOr less than ONE
OLLAR. ,,,,,
Slness houses, must be paid for in sd-
.uCe.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
ne advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
llarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
ae!r legitimate business, and all aaVer-
isemants not connected with IL Will DC
aarSed for at ourregular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-18
SHURTLEFF HOUSE,

EATRMONT, WEST VA. FORMERLY
II KeaTsley. This House has just been
newly refitted from cellar 10 RaIret with
new beds and new furniture, and In second
10 none In the country. and IN situated at
the b. & U. railroad depot. This House IN
first class In every respect. The table IN al
ways supplied with the best in the market.
Charges moderate. sample rooms for com
mercial travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me a call. Satisfaction
guaranteed 10 all my patrons Good stab
ling for horses. T. W. sb UkTLEfF,
nOv29 Proprietor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-21
STRAW GOODS

No. 2A BAITWoar ST,
White Marble Building, BALTlNOrE
4 Acomnletc stock of Goods keptalwayso on hand
suited TO the Valley Trade Orders solicited aHd
viii be promptly and faithfully attcndedto.
ionugry 10 1861