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Sabbath Services.

ADVENT CuURCH.-Servlces tomorrow ut iO:i5
q. m. i30 and I.S0 p. IN, Sunday School at 1900
IN. Seats free.
BAPT1sT.--ServiceS Mt 10.45 a. m. and 7.8O D. m.
Rev. j. X. Richardson will preach. Sabbath
school at ian. Prayer meeting at 600 D. IN.
CATH0IIC.-Rev. Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
Vices at and 1890 o. m, and T.00p. m.
FRENCH CATH0LIC.-Father st. Onge, pastor
The Sunday services at this church, on Lincoln
avenue, VIII be held tomorrow at Hoo q. M,
and Vespers and Benedictlon at p. m. l1t'
CONGREGATIONAL. Rev. James Gibson johnson
Will preach. Services at 1045 am, and 7:30 D..
m. Prayer meetings on Thursday and Satur-
day evenings at 500.
EPIsCoPAL.-Rev. w. j. Harris, ID d.. Rector;
Morning Prayer with Sermon, at 1890 q. M
Sunday School Immediately after morning SER
vice. Evening Prayer az 1880 p. IN.
METH0DIsT.--Rov. j. W. Eaton, pastor viii
preach at 1915 a. IN. and 1880 p. m sabbath
school at ~ o'clock
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.


Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief judge.
Hon. JACOB EDGERToN, } Assistant
Hon. CHAUNcY S. RUMsEY.J Judges.
HENRY II. SMITH, clerk.
WILLIAM M. FIELD, sheriff.
MARTIN G. EvERTs, states attorney.
Friday September 11.-No. 1877, Hay
ward, adm, VS.. Capron, ct al appellant,
continued from Wednesday, argued for
plaintiff by Judge Prout and W. II. Smith ;
for the appellants by Joel G. Baker and
David L. Nicholson given to the jury at
about four O'Clock. and at the close of the
afternoon session they had not agreed upon
verdict.
No. 165, Newell NJ. Green We Town of
Clarendon, appellant This case occupied
the balance of the session and will probably
use up most of the morning.
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Lee & Sheppard.

~ sW NEW YoRK, Sept. II.
AT meeting of the suspended firm Of
Lee, Shepard Il Dillingham; to-day, the
statement of the assignee showed the assets
to be $0B,0li and liabilities $S5, 1850. The
statement was referred 10 committee of
three for consideration and they will prob
ably make their report tomorrow.
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The California Stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sent

ta.e SAN FRANCISCO, Sept II.
There was meeting of the Pacific stock
exchange yesterday, at which resolutions
imposing fine on members for private
trading was rescinded. A resolution to re-
sumo regular transactions to-day was de-
bated at length, but no vote was taken.
The board adjourned to meet to-day at 10
o'clock aSin. 'Therei is feeling among
brokers in favor of resumption by both of
the big boards, and 1t is believed that the
Pacific at least will soon reopen. So
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Band Picnic.

The Fairhaven cornet band hold picnic
in Eddy's Grove to-day Saturday where
ice cream, fruits, confectionery and other
sweet things will be offered for sale sup
per at six O'clock. Woodward's quadrille
band will be in attendance for the amuse-
mcnt of those who like the quadrlle, ma.
zurka, redowa, waltz or old money musk.
The best of all will be the music OF the
band. If one-half their friends turn out
the grove will be merry, happy place.
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= Terrible Ravages of Measles.

SAN FKANCI5CO, Sept. II
BY late arrivals from the fiji Islands 1t
is learned the measles epidemic Is still
raging. One-thIrd of the native population
died from its effects in about four months
The disease is said to have come from an
English man.of-war which visited the
islands some months since. The natives
think the disease was brought there by
whites to exterminate them. Theyewerc
becoming civilized, but when the disease
began 10 spread they became frantic and
fled. The disease will kill the entire ma
tive population in q short time II unchecked.
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Invention.

Col. G. C. Johnson, former Chester
boy, is the inventor of pieceof mechan-
ism which he calls starter for horse cars.
1t has been tested on certain lines OF horse
railroads in Boston, to the perfect satsiac-
ton Of the companies No matter how
heavily loaded the Car may be, this appli-
ance, in the hands of Tire driver, will start
the car without the aid of the horses, there
by saving that fearful strain upon the
horses which invariably occurs at starting
Col. johnson has sold one half Of the right
for $40, 600, and must make fortune will
his own right besides.
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Would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot AFFORD it. II they
could only sec the splendid new styles Of Estey
organs and then learn what easy terms Of pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once.
organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk The Estey leads the world.
II you wish for catalogues prices or terms,
write the General Agent, ....
GEORGE q. DAY,
novIOdiy Rutland, VI.
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A North Carolina Election.

RAIEIeH, Sept. H.
The Orange county election to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Graham
resulted in the election of Patterson, a
democrat, by some 600 majority, giving
the democrats two majority in. the conven-
ton. The ordinance fixing the per diem
of the general assembly passed to the final
reading, and one reducing the supreme
court judges to three from five passed to a
second reading, some fifteen republicans
voting for it.
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Constitutional Convention.
MoNrooMEnY, Ala, Sept

MONTGOMERY, Ala., sept. IL.
The constitutional convention adopted a
bill of tights to-day. The following Sec
ton was adopted unanimously "Tbe peo-
pie of this state accept as final the estab-
llshed fact that from tue federal union
there can be no secession of any state.
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Mr.. Arthur Brown, of Amesbury, Mass.,
who represents something like fifteen diff
ferent manufacturers of carriages, at that
place, is in town for few days, with sew
eral different styles of carriages which he
offers at extremely low figures. Read his
advertisement which appears in another
column,
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Merino Sheep.

Senator l.. j, circuit of Cummington,
Mass, shipped abont fifty merlnoes, Satur-
day, for exhibition at the Ohio, Missouri
and Kentucky state fairs this fall The
flock is his own raising, from imported
Vermont stock. like those he has been ex-
porting in considerable numbers to Oregon
and California.
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Defalcation.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. II.
The president of the Louisville gas works
to-day stated that &. d. Marshall, late
cashier, is guilty Of defalcation, as ru-
mored yesterday, and that it amounts TO
little less than 100000. Marshall is very
low from the effect of hemorrhaSe of the
lungs, and will not be arrested or prose-
cuted
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By Gable.

LoNDON, oCpt. IL.
The race for the Doncaster cup to-day
was won by Fraulein. There was dead
heat for second place. d.
.tft BAVARIA.
The Pail Mall Gazette this evening pub
fishes a special telegram from Berlin, in
which it is stated that the ultramontane
majority in the Bavarian diet are prepar-
ing to censure the government. BY vote
they will ask the king TO change bis minis
tiers, because they do not possess the conf
dence of the people.
KING ALFoNsou BETHRoTHAL.
A lette, in the Times this morning con-
tains reasons for the probable correctness
of the report of the future marriage of
Alfonso king of Spain with the daughter
of the duke of Montpensier.
THE BIG GUN. b
The eighty-one ton gun recently COM
pleted at Woolwich for the iron clad In
flexible, was tested to-day. The charge
consisted of $50 pounds of powder and
1900 pound shot. The result was not
quite satisfactory.
CARDINAL M'CLosKgY HoNoRED.
RoMB, Sepla17.
The pope held consistory to-day and
conferred upon Cardinal McUloskey ring
and title of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva.
NO NEWS FROM ooNsULs.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. II.
No news has been received from the
consuls who are on q mission of peace to
the insurrectionary districts since their ar
rival at Statatz. Yesterday their kilograms
to their embassies during the journey state
that they have met with warm receptions
everywhere. Several insurgent chiefs had
| accepted the mediation Of consuls. Some,
however, declared their mistrust of Turk.
ISL promises, and demanded formal guar
rantee and indemnity.
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Track Washed Out.

CAIRO, Ill Sept. II.
About 400 feet OF track of the st. Louis
narrow gauge railroad, went into the
Mississippi river last night, in consequence
of the caving of bank about mile above
the levee north of the city, and trains will
be unable to come into the city on that
road for several days.
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No Communication.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II.
There has been no communication with
Galveston for forty hours. Fears are en-
tertalned that much damage has been done
by the storm
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Fast Mail.

.... CHICAGO, Sept. II.
The first fast mail train westward over
the New York central railroad arrived here
this morning eight minutes ahead of time.
A portion of the distance between Elysia
and Sandusky, Ohio, was made at the rate
of seventy miles an hour.
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Fire.

nn AyLMER, Ont, Sept. II.
The house of Mr. Rachel Ferguson was
burned to the ground last night. Her
brother, an aged man, perished in the
flames
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German Endorsement.

NEW YORK, Sept. II.
AT meeting of the German republican
central committee held here tonight, reso-
buttons were adopted endorsing the Sara
toga platform and nominations.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. Sept us p. m.
For the New England and Middle states
and lower lake regions partly cloudy and
decidedly cooler weather, with fresh and
brisk northerly to westerly winds, rising
barometer and areas of rain from Lake On
tario eastward TO the New England coast
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RUTLAND, W., Sept. II, 1875.
We, committee appointed by the Yer
mont State Agricultural Society, have ex-
amned the goods presented by Warner.
Rhodes & CO., and consider them worthy
of gold medal.
w. Il. SANFORD, Prest.
Mrs. Fl. G. Roof,
Mrs. II. b. KENT,
Mrs. j. BURDETT,
Miss N. Z. CRAMToN.
The canned goods will be sold in Rut.
land and vicinity by only Il. G. Hubbard,
who is our agent. sept1Sdlw
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READING NOTICES.

CARTER-In Benson. September 10th, of heart
disease, Susan, wife OF E. Carter, aged 50
years.
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IN CALLING ATTENTION

or Physicians and the public to DIR. WHEKLsR's
Compound Elixir OF Phosphate and CalisayA, o
Chemical Food and Nutrttive Tonic, it Is well
70 state that II has been In use in private prac-
tIoe ior more IMAM httesn years, In the treat
as CHRONIC WASTING DISEASES, with the most
satisfactory results, IL meets all the indca-
lions we have to treat in every form OF debility,
and owing 10 us extraordinary action AS an ex-
cltant OF nutrition and IN augmenting nerve
power II Will be bound 10 cure and benefit
larger proportion OF cases than any c0mbina-
ton hitherto Invented. septlSd&w2w
OST "A SMALL BLACK DOG,
l. with four while feet and answers TO the
name OF Prize. Was last seen In Weston. Any
person giving Information as TO his where
abouts will confer great favor on the owner
and Will be literally rewar. ed.
y. II. LIVINGSTON.
Mechan,csville, Vt Sept. IS, 1910. dit
HALF'lNoH
FINE STA EATING,
lust received, HARR1 GLARE,
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CONVEN ZION.

The republican convention, held at Ma
lone, Franklin county to-day, nominated
John T. Gilbert tor the assembly and d.
A. Moore for senator from the 18th dis
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Ship Aground.

New LONDON, Sept II.
The New York state school ship st.
Mary, while getting weigh this morning,
ran aground in the harbor and will probably
haveto be lighted before che can be taken
off.
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I1VNDUNi pCVEs IT
The race for the Doncaster cup to-day
was won by Fraulein. There was dead
heat for second place. d.
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A FREE BALLOON ASCENSION

will be given during the forenoon. and any
one wishing to Ego up" can do so on APP
picaton to the Rronaut.
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novIOdiy
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held in q tent removed from the menagerie
and museum tents, so that the most rigid
christians can visit the menagerie and mu-
scum tents and neither see nor hear any
thing relating to the circus. One price
and ticket admits to all the tents, and it is
at the visitors option to visit the circus or
not
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

PErsoNAL.-non. c. Boggcss, Of
Clarksburg, is in the city, and Is at the
Mcclure House.
Rev. j. G. Armstrong will shoot the
bullets ut the spoilers at the Opera
House To night.
Joseph Bell, ESD arrived in the city
Yesterday from New York. Mr. Bell
propose, to take up his residence in this
vicinity again, having sometime since
purchased the country place Of the late
c. ID. Knox, at Leatherwood.
DR.. VI. +. Hullihen left for Weston
last night to attend 4 meeting of the
Board of Directors of the West Virginia
Insane Asylum, Of which he Is men,
Der.
We were pleased to see in our office
Yesterday the Hon. b. f. Martin, former
member elect of Congress from the
Second District, but who was iniustly de-
prived of his seat by B. +. Butler X Co.
He is looking remarkably we'll, and is aS
Good = Democrat rs ever lived.
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OPERA HoUsE-THc Grant Spelling
Conie,t.-The big spelling match for the
benefit orthe Children Home, will come
of at the Opera House tins evening.
The committee having the matter in
charge have completed all the arrange
rncnts to make it the affair of the orthu-
graphic war. George Z. Black ard DR..
Jrpson have been selected aS judges
with Webster and Worcester rs hackers
and authorities. Rev. 5. b. Barnitz, will
he the referee. and Rev. j. G..
Armstrong the announcer. Kramer
brass band will be- in attendance, and
two prize. will b" given To the successful
spoilers. The following gentlemen and
a number Of ladies have promised to en-
cage in the match for the sake of the
good cause, and below we give the names
of the gentlemen:
Judge Cranmer, Judge Cochran, :. O,
Taylor, :. Winning Boyd, Il. &. Barr
W. p. Hubbard, II. VI. Russell, 7. j.
lIugu-. John Pendleton, Geo =. Linch,
John Doddridgc, DR.. Logan, DR.. Fr,-
sell DR.. IIullhcn, DR.. Cummin,, DR..
IIidrath, Rev. j. b. Thompson, REV. Mr..
Martin. c. d. Hubbard. \. W. PAUL,
W. G. Duhirld Jno. K. Hubbard, l.. p.
Uildrrth II r Black. K. :. Smyth. W
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NEIGrIRORHNOD NEWS.
APRIL |, 1875,
BELLAIRE.

APRIL /, 1910.
BELLAIRE.
THERE will be sociable at the NJ. +.
Church tonight. A general invitation
i. extended.
THE street crossings that they are put
ting down in South Bellare, are just the
kind that should be put down in all parts
Of the city.
The fear is raging in Bellsire, or was
yesterday, the best judges of the disease
call it spring fever.
Dr. WM MCMAsTERT, who was NOM
mated for the office of TownhSip Clerk,
by the Democratic Convention, held sew
erul days ago, requests US to say that he
Internationally declines to run for the
office, and says that it would be impos-
,ible for him to serve in that capacity if
elected. This being the case the Democ-
racy had better look round for another
man
WE are very much gratited to see our
friend DIR. Satterthwait on our streets
again, and to learn that his wife who was
seriously i'll. has so recovered her health
as TO BE- about again. They arrived here
from Belmont Yesterday, and will now
remain permanently, ana those who have
missed him ut the bed side of the afflicted
for several weeks past, can now find him
a, his Office, during office hours.
OUR friend Wilson BeaH, Cashier Of
the First National Bank of WellsburE,
West Virginia, was registered nj the
Globe House last night.
THE street railway question Is again
ugitating the mind, of some Of our citi-
zens Put it right through, and be done
with it.
OUR street, are again in pretty gooI
condition, the wind and sunshine hay
ing done the work.
THERE Will be- considerable amount
Of scientific "cu,sing INDUCED in to day.
1t Is the first Of April, and many Il man
will be fooled.
MovlNG was the order Of the day yes
.crday, and will be to-day, also.
Two arrest, were made, Yesterday, for
q breach Of the peace,
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SaLEof PKoPERlA OF IAMEAs @wEE-
NEY.-Yesterday was the day appointed
for the sale ofthe property Of Hon. Ihos.
Sweeney, at public auction. i'll front Of
the Court House, and it attracted quite
number Of persons. among whom were
our most wealthy citizens. The
greatest interest seemed to be manifested
in the splendid residence Of Mr.. Sweeney,
on Main street. The bidding was quite
animated and it was finally knocked
down to VIM. A. Isett, Esq, Of the firm
of Wheat, lsett & Naylor, for $l9,O25.
This is considerable reasonable price.
The north half of lot numbered fifty
eight $50, between eth and 9Th streets,
on the east side oi Main street, On which
i. erected comfortable two-story brick
dwelling, was sold to Augustus Pollock,
for -, 800, which isa good price.
Lot numbered twenty-onr CD ON the
east side of West street, and cornering
on an alley, was sold to to David Arudt
for $7Sj.
The north onc-third % Of lot forty
five (l5); the whole of lot forty-siv 49,;
and the south two-third, II Of lot forty
seven AZ. on the west side of Main
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A Man Of a Thousand.

1 tOhNHIHPrIl' = u " II =.
ali remedies having failed, ana Dr. u.
JAsfYes was experimenting. hr acC!d.nia!-
~ mad. a preparation Of INDIAN HEMP
which cured his only child, and nov gives
nav EXPENSES HEMP also cures u.Ent
sweats, nausea al the stomach, and VIII
break u fresh cold in q hours. Address
Craddoch & Co., lU2 Race street, Ph!Iade!-
ri,ia naming this PAPER. ,eUlUO
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Jalgs Cr"'+"e''
This Court met at 100 clock yesterday
morning. I'm, wa.
&c. McEweu. attorney at law Wa
admitted to practice in this couf Es:o.;o,s1
In the case of the Merchants % a't IA
Bank of West Virginia rs. D. I. ~ ~
lew and others, judgment was reii" e.
a,,sinst !. b. Conway and Michael Gar
In the case of K. 5. Brown administra-
FOR rs the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Co. an amended bill was filed.
The court adjourned until Saturday
morning al 10 o'clock.
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THE Wheeling REGISTER and the
Mnrtinsburg independent hay" had con
fab about water. Both seem To- think it
too Hia. That AL comes Of removing
the Capitol. The Whc"lngt". will
never think Of making coffee Row of
watrr.-Pori,r,j,nY C,N ITEM.
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A Fine Improved Farm for Sale.

JOFFER At PRIVATE SALE MY
farm. located 3Ie miles southeast from
SisterSvllle. Tyler county, W. Va. II con-
taiuS 80 acres lOn OF which Is improved.
There are six dwelling houses thereon, be-
sides a saw and griSt mill. blacksmith
sbop and other buildings; also has tiue
orchard and SlX wells IL Is an excellent
offer. For particulars inquire Of OF address
kGEORGE LEWIS.
mrllgb On the Premises.
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PI-UM 3 & RS.
TOMerchantS & Manufacturers,

TVIlE INuEE~IGNEp HAS OPENED
am Ollie, 81 \u. i121 Main street. for
the purpose of posting AMI adjusting
books, collecting bills, copying, and other
Office work. Parties who do not wish 4"
carr, "a buuI, keeper can have their books
pu>i,.d uu weekly. or uttruc" n desired,
and the bills made out AMI collected.
OK lrhlI " VI. ~ ENNllNIt.
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land EXPLORING TICKETS
EMPLOY M e T

FUN I,OOO MIN.
We are Now offering Extra
ordinary Inducements To re-
liable and Energetic men To
act as Agents for the sale OF
our Celebrated Family and
New No. e and : MInuiaCtur-
ing Sewing Machines. EoI
Particulars and Choice on
Territory, address. AT oNth'
WHEELER & WILSON MFG co.,
rr\,I%NATI, ONO.
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WHEN the song Of the social hen is
heard throughout the land, and the early
cock bids salutation to the dawn, about
five o'clock in tn" morning, look out for
a fall in eggs and rising temperature.
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Accommodation train leaves Bellaire al
$40 g. VI, and arrives az StcUhenville at
S.ll g.. ".
Tickets To- AN principle points in the
tt~J and Vest can be- procured at the
Onion Tlckc, Uili,- iu Mcclure House, and
AZ the station az Bridgeport.
+. K. MYERS,
uuv& General Passenger y Ticket Agent.
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Hn CURE, No PAY.

,rr PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
\ II Tih.um,tti>m, severe Headaches. Lung
ana Typhoid Fryrr "a, a @ " ON Ef 2Sn und TT
'i'-'N, " nbiaiu q certain, simple ana
Al-n.,, nv. nom their complaints II, i
,P.iiVt,!, ,rnrJrrrul cures every day, and
Where ..',, no relief etiect"d no pay is asked.
~ ,,,,,..s %rlsuu all Of this city. Address
AMI anu I"i 49,, LOUIS ~WENEBERG,
-. ,,yvt No. 25ig Market street.
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9 Miles from LittIeton Station

ON the b. 4 q. K. r., with LOO acres OF i'm
proved land on IL; one good orchard of
choice fruit three good dwelling houses and
other out buildings, and avery good spring
of water. Any other description. or terms
of sale can be had by seeing owner.
sebySgrb W. b. POSTL ETHWAIT
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If you are prejudiced III favor of any
particular Machine, at ea1t examine the
Howe before you purchase. Office 1892
Markst street. 90
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Mr.. w. 5. HUTCHINS Is now receiving
choice supply of Sheet Music. He m
tends making this department special
~, and will order promptly anything
YOU desire.
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HAMILToS'S celebrated double-steel
seamless Corset, the best corset in the
United States, for one dollar.
j. ). RHODES y Co.,
Sole agents in Wheeling, W Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

RECoLLEcT that Mr.. How" was the
original inventor Of Sewing Machines
and gave twenty years Of his life to per
lrctiug this Machine Office l322 Market
street. 30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-01

CASHMERE coats at from three to six
dollars, worth six to ten dollars, at the
closing out sale of H. Hartman x Co.,
No 80, Twelfth street.