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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.-The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers en-
tered in the County Clerk office for the
week ending September %, 1874:
Deed made August %, 1874, by Chris
tian Baker and wife, transfers to Jacob
Helm part of lot No. 10 on the east
side of the b. & o. K. r., and in the
Chapline farm. Admitted September Is,
1874; 800
Deed made July l6, 1864, by the
Mount Zion Cemetery Association, trans
fers to Charles Meier burial lot No. 1879.
Admitted September Is, 1874; $50.
Deed made September 10, 1874, 10y
VIM. II. Woods and wife, transfers TO
Charles Webster lot No. 50 in Section
G.. in Mount Wood Cemetery. Admitted
September 70, 1874; $40.
Deed made September II, 1874, by the
La Belle Iron Company, transfers to
Thomas Rayless, parcel OF ground, 53
feet on McCulloch street, between 3lst
and 32d streets. Admitted September
22d 1874; $500.
Deed made September 22d, 1874 by
Thos. Bayless and wife transfers to
Christian Becker, parcel of ground, %
feet on McCulloch street. Admitted
September I'D, 1874.
Deed made July 2, 1866, by Green
wood Cemetery Association, transfers to
Sobieski Brady lots Nos. As, 40, 80, 81,
- and j3 in section "G. Admitted
September %, 1874; 500.
Deed made September "a 1874 by 5.
Brady and John l.. Hobbs, executors
transfers to 4. Bolton Caldwell lots No.
Il in square Q; Nos 9 and 10 in square -
Nos. i and in square 8; Nos. and 10
in square Is; Nos. and ) in square IL
Nos. l3, IA, ID and IL in square %; No.
Q in square "a; Of lot No. l in square
II; Nos. % and 90 in division h; No. 90
in division +; Nos A. - and l6in square
II. Also the wharfage right for about
700 feet along the river from the north
side of fairmont street to the south line
of lot No. Is. All the above lots are in
the Joseph Caldwell addition to Wheel
ing. Admitted September "A, 1874 50.
Deed made September -, 1874, by
William Gads, transfers to Henry bud Ike,
the north 20 feet of lot No: IL, and the
south ten feet of lot No. IA in Armstrong,
Hunter * Co.'S addition, on the Island.
Admitted September "a, 1874; $500.
Deed made september -, 1874, by :.
Brady and John l.. Hobbs, executors, and
Alexander J. Caldwell, trustee, trans
fers to Nicholas He'll, the south One-half
of lot No. 10 in square No. -, in the
Caldwell addition. Admitted September
"a, 74;S5OO.
Deed made April Is, 1874, by John
Fl. Storer and wife, transfers to Mary A.
Fleming, a certain piece OF land in Tria-
delphia district. Admitted September
"a, 1874; $50.
Deed made August 26, 1871, by 5.
Brady and John l.. Hobbs, executors.
transfers to A. Bolton Caldwell, Caroline
VI. Wilson, Mary J. Merit, Henry c.
Caldwell and Alexander J. Caldwell, to
the latter two undivided sixth parts, and
to the other parties one undivided sixth
part each, of all the coal underlying nine
teen acres and twenty-thfee perches of
land in the Joseph Caldwell's addition.
S4.49349.
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The Cnrll.t. have attacked .Andorra.
BE Thorough.

There can be nothing Of more impor-
lance than thoroughneSS. Every live,
progressive farmer must of necessity he
thorough if he expects to make his oc-
cupati0n q success. He must not try t"
dotoo much by cultivating too many
acres with too little help and machinery,
nor should he keep more stock than can
be- kept in good, thriving condition.
lie should aim to keep ahead OF hi> work,
which has been previously planned, and
work out his plans to the very letter.
Whatever j. worth doing should be
done well. Thoroghncs> in farming
pay-. When blowing, pillow with as
much care aS ifyou were competing for
a premium. Let no cut and covering
be- done. but set YOUR pillow 50 that II
will be square and true, and not 80 that
il will run sideways, like Il hog I" war.
When narrowing make no blanks. hut
usually lap the harrow half, and get the
,rrd-beds i'm good order. See that the
,oil j. pulvcrized finely, :" that the
plant food will be available. In seeding
yet the best seed, fan it thoroughly, and
arrange Your selves So that all the small
and imperfect grains will be- separated
from the large and perfect ONES.
To be- thorough we must be saving.
Too much grain i wasted in nearly
every hrarvr>t field. 1t pay to take the
time To- cradle >warth around the field.
So that the reaper can run the first
round without driving over the standing
grain.
4 little more thoroughrcss in the
matter of saving grain when harvesting
and threshing would amount in the
aggregate 10 Il sum that would a>tonl>h
many farmer who has never seriously
considered the mattcr-AU,crjc0t S0cE
Jy.,.yl
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1874.
BELLAIRE. >

BELLAIRE. >
THE Centervile and Bellaire Circuits
of the VI. +. Church, held an arbitration
yesterday in the VI. +. Church. Of this
city, regarding the ownership Of par
sOnage at Glencoe Heretofore the two
circuits spoken of were included in on"
called the Ccntorvillc Circuit, and the
parsonage now in di,put" was built by
held last spring, divided the original
Centerville Circuit into the two fr.t
mentioned. The Centervilln Circuit now
claim the parsonage at Glencoe. on tn"
grounds that it i now within the Limits
of that Circuit, and the Bellaire Circuit
claims that the par-eRsg" having been
built before the original. Circuit was d.
yided, That they now own an undivided
onc-half interest in it, and want 10 -haV"
it sold. and the proceeds divided. The
matter i not yet settled.
one arrest wa, made ye,tcrdnv-
a straight drunk. Marshal y. II. RowIca
gobblcd him up, and gave him room at
the city prison.
WV. RAMAGE, Tho,. Lodge, and John
Anderson. Inirmary Directors Of Bel
mont county. and DR.. W E,tcp. phy.i-
clan of the imfrmary, met with Jo~hus
Keyser, Walter Darrsh, and J. II. Mill
gan. Trustees Of Pultneyt ownship. ye,ter-
day afternoon. at the Globe HOu.e. in
this city. for the purpO-n Of employing d
physician to render all necessary aid aud
attention b. the poor of thi, city. and b.
adopt a plan IF discrimination, 80 a. T.
prevent imposition Four or five of the
physicians Of this city. put in bids, which
were considered by the Board Of Direc-
tors and Trustees. who, after short de-
liberation, employed DR.. 5. T. Satterth-
wait, at salary Of $50 per annum. We
consider this a good move on the part of
our county and township officers. as it
will curtail the expenses of the county at
least 81. 500 year. and at the same time
insure To the poor Of the city the service
Of good physician. ~.
We know Of no better investment q
capitalist can find for his money than in
building houses in this city. Dwellings
and business houses are in constant de-
mand, and pay their owners a handsome
profit on the capital invested, either to
rent or sell. Notwithstanding there are
many constantly being elected, yet there
is not near enough to supply the incress-
ing demands of our thriving town. and
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wELLsBURG ITEMS.

From the Handle News. r
THE river at this point is lower than
for several year., past.
The wS,lsin, this city, on account Of
The drouth, are lower than they have been
for many years.
JupoINo from the noise on the street
on Saturday night last, one would have
thought there was thousand saloons
open. The question arises, where did
they get their liquor?
A LERaE boiler drawn by eight oxen,
passed through our town on Wednes-
day last, for Buffalo township. It is for
saw mill located near the lands OF
Messrs. Campbell, Hurkill and Jones.
THERE will be Democratic meeting
held at Lewis School House, this county,
on Saturday, September 26. Several able
speakers will be in attendance. As mat
tiers of interest pertaining to the coming
election. will be discussed, it is important
that goodly number be in attendance
II the Circuit Court in the case OF
Brooke Co. rs. the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
&Ky. X. r., an application for an injunc-
ton to restrain Messrs. Pendleton and
Hubbard, trustees, from selling the road
and other property Of the Company, a
preliminary injunction WAS allowed,
The questions arisicg are to be argued IN
Charleston, between this and date OF
proposed sale.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 25.-But-
tcr-Firm; western prime 52@SSc; do
fair to good 2SCa SO. Chccsc-Active ut
l2i@ Isle. Eggs Firm at 2SG24c.
Fl"ur-ActivC;cNtra II 00td %. Wheat
Dull; red Il lsCo | ~; amber 81 2S
"a | Is. Ryc-llcld at 81 04hl Us.
Corn-lm limited demand at 81 OF.
Oat>-Activc at G2(d G3c. Petrolcum-Rc-
fined held lliCil2c; crude stHSIc in bar
rel>; ~" 4sr i'll bulk. Whisky-Quiet
al 81 o.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 25.-Flour-
Unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No. l red
AMI amber western 81 25(dl %; No.
do - 23dl "A. Corn-Very dull at 95c
Oat>-Firm at 62M65c. Rye Dull at
96cC, 81 90. ProvisionS--Heavy. Psrk
At $24 90. Bacon-Shoulders l0!c;
clear sides l3ic; clear rib sides l5!@l55c.
liums-Dull at l4(G Toe. Lard-Retined
l5lc. I.Butter-Western strong; choice
SOC. Cotfee-Firm and unchanged. Pc
trolcum-Firm; crude Asa 4.c. Whisky
Firm at IL 01@ 0S.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and STOCK
Mark ct

NEW York, September 25.-Customs
receipts 1921, 900. Treasury diseurse-
mepts $4,000. Dry goods imports for
the week 81, 3O0,s28
An Albany dispatch says the bids for
the State loan of $4,000, 900 amounted to
Ss,5OO,OOo gold at from par to 1854. The
whole loan was taken by the Controller
for the sinking fund at lO3 gold.
MoxEY-2@24 per cent; prime dis
counts 5@6 per cent. Sterling trmer
at 3}@4s34 for sixty days and 1850
1861 for sight.
GoLD-iO9!@lO9s, the only two prices
of the day. Borrowing rates l@2 per
cent. Clearings S18OO0,O00. . .
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and steady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-The principal &C.
tivity was in Pacifcs, Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold, ana
New York Central IS. e., c. u l. Z. fell
to 72B, but rallied to 80.
GoyERSNENTs-Firm
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 25.-Cotton-
Quiet at l53c. Flour-Dull: family
- 2j(d5 30. Whcat-Dull and NOM
inal. CONFIRM at s5Cr SIC. Rye
Firm at 81 0OCa l OF. Oat>-Firm at
54G57c. Barlcy-Strady and unchang-
ed Lard Nothing doing. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders 9ic; clear rib sides
IA: clear sides nominal Bacuu-Dull
and unsettled. with only a j"hhins trade:
shoulders lOi {; clear sides l5Jc; clear
rib sides 16lc. Whieky->teady ard i'll
Nnmamd at 81 OG.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 25-Wool
tirmcr and in good demand; stock
scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia double extra and above 55M
soc; extra 5+@ soc; medium 55G SHE;
coar>" 50c: New York. Michigan
Indiana and Western fine 47@5lc; me
dunn 5im 56c; coarse Soc; combing
washed 6O(a CSC; combing unwashed AZ
I" 43c; No. l and supertine pulled 45@
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September 25.- Flour
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
Dull and declining; No. white
Wabash 81 10; No. ) do 81 Is; No. |
white Michigan 81 Is; extra do 81 20;
amber 81 o.. Corn-Dull and nominal;
high mixed, seller October, Sc; low
mixed Sc asked, SIC offered; no grade
SO. Oats-Steady and in moderate de
mand: No. 53c; No. 52c: Michigan
u la SIC; white 54c.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, September 25.-There
was an active jobbing movement, and
increased animation in the package
trade. Cotton goods are unchanged in
price and in rather better request. Cot
ton Flannels selling freely and closely
sold up to production. Prints more ac-
tive. especially the SIC makes. The
Daiv Bmic'n says 5000 pieces French
dress goods will be sold at auction on
Tuesday next.
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, September 25.-Wheat-
Firm; Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 ~
al Is; white 81 lstGl 10. Corn
Firmer at 9O@92c. Petroleum-Crude
at 7OG re al wells, ard 9Oc at Parkers;
refined firm; quoted at l2c for prompt,
delivery, and II Lice for first half of
October.
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4 MARRYING MAN.-What puzzle
the Sadducccs might hNv" made of it if
they had only had such case rs that Of
the man who has just died in Wars'tw,
Indiana, and who. one of our exchanges
says. has had six wives. to the last Of
which he was married twice, and from
all but one of whom he was divorced.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks ut the wharf last evening
indicated three feet in the channel and
rising slowly.
The Science left for Parkersburg yes
terday morning, with big trip.
The Market Boy has resumed her
trips between Wheeling and Bellairc.
The Orion departed for Petersburg
Yesterday
We did not learn what boat would
leave for Park~rsburg, if any.
The wharf j. being rebouIdcred and
r"psyed, were needed.
The Tempest will leave for Matamoras
thi, morning at 10 o'clock.
\ special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Co",nereioL from Pitt.hTgh says:
The .tcamboatmcn to-day selected the
following gentlemen As delegates to the
st. Louis Convention: x. {. Gray, G..
, l.. Bremen, james Pees, Jr., J. r. Whit
tacker. c. =. Adams, J. T. StOckdaIe, J.
A j. Smith, W. J. kountz. Brazicr and
Mccartney, who pilOted the tug Cald-
well to the Collyer- Edward. prize fight.
are in trouble, having been held in 500
to appear at the October term Of Court
Each agreed TO pay 800 penalty for
plotting without license. There will be
no boiler tests hear this year-so the
United State Board Of Commissioners
have decided.
by Telegraph
PITTsBUEGH, September 25.-River ] :
inches III the channel, and falling.
Weather warm and warm.
CINCISEATI, September 25.-River 4
feet inche,. and stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
CAIRO. September 2j.--Arrived-Julia
and Gen. Anderson. Dcparted-Yazpo.
/ Ohio River River 5 feet inch and
rising; mercury SO".
LoUIsvILLE September 24.-W Gather
warm and cloudy; river stationary. Ar
rived-Graaite State, Cincinnati. De-
Parted-Granite State, CsncinBsti.
EVANSVILLE, September 26.-Clear
and warm since noon; mercury reached
So. River still falling, one foot over the
low water Of 81. Up-Bermuda, George
Roberts and Silver Thorn. Down
Dick johnson. Business very light.
There II p inches at Puppy Creek, and
"a below.
ST LOUIS, September 25.-Arrived-
Kinney, johnson and Northwestern,
keOkuk; and Atlantic. New Orleans.
Unprecedented, KeOkuk; Belle,
Memphis; John Kyle, New Orleans.
River rising; rain falling almost con-
tinually since last report, but clearing
mp now and warm.
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THE Rev. J. VI. Alexander, a return
ed missionary from India, will preach in
the Third Presbyterian Church, South
Wheeling. Rev. 4. 6. Eagleson pastor,
on Sabbath evening next, and will relate
his own experiences and observations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

WIENER, Sept. Sd, ls7s.-Msssrs S,,i,-
tsdy 4 Sons-GENTs: The msgnifcap,
Steinway Grand Piano now stands in nv
Music Room, and presents harmonic 10
tally Of admirable qualities, detailed
enumeration of which is the more SUPER.
fuous, as this instrument fully jus,iGes
the worldwide reputation that foe years
YOU have everywhere enjoyed.
After so nlnehSwell deserved prais.
permit me to also add my homage. and
the expression of my undisguised ADM.
ration, with which l remain very sin.
ccrely yours. FRANZ LIszr.
Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market stre,
sole agents for Steinway Pianos, Smith
American Organs and other Pianos and
Organs.
JUST received, fine lot of Music Po-.
.,1.,, Al, Sha;b's pnusic ctora
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The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet at J. VI. Todds office, corner
of Market and 18th street, this afternoons
at o'clock. Let every member of the
committee be present, ~ business of i'm
portanCc will be transacted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

WARRANT IssUED.-Yesterday after
noon Bradford Hutton appeared before
Squire Hammer and swore out warrant
for the arrest of Robert and William
Frazier. whom he charged with having
entered his house and taken away two
small dogs against his, the complain
ants. will. The warrant was issued and
put in the hands of an officer for execu-
ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

CASE SETTLED-The case Of Frank
STANLEY. charged with assault and bat
terry on 'Bud" Long, before Squire Cald
well, was compromised before it came To
trial, the complainant Withdrawing the
charge.
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OUR friend Carl Ncuhausen, Esq, Of
the .irbicter FreWd, announces himself
this morning as candidate for the Office
If Justice Of Clay District. Mr.. Neu-
hansen is well and favorably known to
most Of the voters of Clay district
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DR., TUFTS HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no other " - IA.
It, effect II instantaneous, ana u m.
tItraI that n cannot be detected by Va
closest observer. Being harinI6 s,,on1
easily applied, IT j. In general use ~ nSsIy
the fashionable Hair Dressefs W "a a
large city In the United states. F'''
box. Sold everywhere. .. r,,-l.nt
LzibOratory-NOs. ~. ana ~
treet, New York.
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,5rOCKs-SOmewhat erratic, but with a
general advancing tendency. The mar
kct closed strong at l@lS per cent above
the lowest point, and at generally the
highest prices of the day. The sales
to. day aggregated 100000 shares, OF
which 10000 were Western Union,
$1,000 Pacific Mail, $1,000 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore. $4,000 Union Pacific, q, 600
Northwestern, $500 Rock Island, $500
st. Paul, $500 Wabash, 600 Ohios and
IA 900 c. {. IL {.
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THEY are making war on the sidewalk
peanut vcndcrs Of Pittsburgh. An or
dinancc ha, been passed by the Council
and signed by the Mayor Of that city. for
their suppression.
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A PACKAGE Of hinges has been left at
the postofice, and as the clerks have no
use for such things down there, the
owner can have them BY calling al the
delivery window.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

SUSPENSION or MINING CoMPANr.
Some little sensation was occcaioncd
in Piedmont W. Va, Thursday, by SITS
pension of operations on the part Of the
Virginia Mining Company, whose mines
are located in Mineral county, in the
vicinity of Piedmont. About one hun
drcd miners are thrown out of en-
ployment by the cessation Of operations
of this Company, and there i some
doubt of their ability to pay their en-
ployecs. 1t is said that about twelve
thousand dollars are due the miners, who
have employed Captain John. +. Wood,
of the H,dcp"ndeat, to secure their claims.
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CASE CoNTINUED.-The case of Chas.
Sweeney, charged with stealing carpet
sack from John Curront, was before
Squire Gillespy yesterday, and was con-
tinued until this morning at 10 o'clock,
when il will be heard.
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II is suggested that red-hot pennies BE-
thrown to organ grinders. This action
will Kill two birds with one cent. II
records charitable act in the eyes of the
world. and disables the hand organ man.
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THERE i, prospect of another boat
race soon between Jimmy Manton, Of the
Nail City Club, and jaime, Corcoran, Of
the Hegner Club.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

1T is being ciphcrcd out by some one
who knows very little about It, that iron
can be made at ironton for -sas q ton.
and margin of over IS obtained. This
is very far from being an admitted fac,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

THE gsudy butterfly and the rollicE-
ing grasshOpper are now in the heyday
of insect existence. The fields in the
rural districts are literally live with
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

Pacing RACE.-There will be pacing
race at the Island Driving Park this
afternoon, best three in FIVE. for purse
of $500. The "goers will be Noun
tain Girl and Saratoga. 4 good and c1-
citing race i, expected.
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THE TILL TAPPING TRoUBLE.-The
colored boy charged with stealing thirty
dollars from the money drawer Of a. G.
Egerter was before Squire Gillespy yes
'tcrdap afternoon. The evidence was
sufficient to hold the youthful offender
for his appearance before the next term
of the County Court. As Grey could not
give bail, he was committed to Jail for
future reference.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September 25.-Wheat-
Dull at 81 DIAL 05. Corn-Dull at So
"a $50. Oats-Dull and lower; No. l
state j4c; No. 2 52c; white SOC. Petro-
Unchanged.
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SSUrF-DIPPING is said to be rapidly
increasing among American women.
We thought they We're becoming more
up To snuff than ever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

The proprietors of jewelry establish
ments are not unhappy when numerous
fashionable wedding, are on the taps.
1t makes business good.
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BEFORE SQUIRE kAMMER.-iestcr-
day morning George Goecks appeared
before the above justice and swore out u
warrant for thd arrest of Louis Fette, on
a charge of assault and battery. Fette
put very bad head on the complainant
i'll the Eighth ward, on Thursday night
The hearing of the case was postponed
until this afternoon vt two o'clock, and
Fette gave bail in the sum Of 500 for
his appearance at that time.
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Is consequence Of the 'shortness' Of
the cabbage crop, >o"er-kraw will be
dear and scarce this season, which will
be- sad indeed.
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MUSICAL Cou.r-This Court mt

MUSICAL CoUkT-This Court met
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
In the chanccry cause of Geo. W.
Steenrod u.s. j. F. Updegrsff, ct a., the
demurrer to the bill was argued and sub
mitted. Il -. - I'd 3
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing.
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IT is getting too cold for persons to
sleep out Of doors, which accounts for
persons seeking lodgings at the Lookup.
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wheeling, ParkerSburg and
Cincinnati TranspOrtation
Cnn,nanY,S Pack els
COnpany's Pa

COURIER. Capt. JACK HARRIsoS.
EXPRESS. .......... Capt. PHIL. ASsCHVrf'
it, TheC0URlER leaves Wheel.
s,=lS ing for Parkersburg every
Tnrsday, Thursday and Saturday al 10: 81
"A. IN. Returning leaves Parkersburg every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday AT soclock
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling and
Petersburg every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday al 1917 o'clock "A. IN. Return
ing lcavSs ParkeRburg every Tuesday and
SATURDAY at q o'clock u. m. . .
For freight or passage apply Ia
q ... =. 4. II. BOOTH Il CO.
dec ; d. ..f H. a.. Agents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

WHY don't the ladies put their names
on the door plates they wear on their
belts? 1t would not only be a novel
idea but would save q heap of trouble.