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was arraigned before his employers. and con-
fessed to them his guilt The wife WAS &c
quainted with her husbands crime, aud stepped
forward and offered to mortgage her home in
order to save her husband. Tho mortgage was
given, and, upon good promises from the young
man, he was forgiven and retained in his po-
Elton. The desire, however, for gaming had
taken such hold upon him through tho lnfu-
ence OF the sparkle and excitement met With at
the gaming table, that be
AGAIN BECAME VISITOR
ut the Hankins house, and again lost. From
that moment his doom was sealed. BY misrep-
resentationa to bis wife, he rnortgnged piece By
piece the furniture in their little homo till final
~, in order to meet the mortgages as tnev be-
came due, he again purlolned from his employer
some few hundred dollars. aud, as before, the
Hsnkins brothers got it. This second robbery
was discovered, and he WAS arrested by an officer
OF the Law, and inca-carated in the County Jail.
The wife, paralyzed With gnef, know not to
whom to look for sympathy. The mortgages
were forecicsed, and she, with her little one,
WAS
TURNED OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME
upon the cold charity OF the world, and that too,
when she was soon to usher into existence an
other helpless babe to share the disgrace Of the
father. The wretched man ia now awaiting his
Hl11 before the Criminal Court on the charge Of
larceny, while the innocent mother and her help
less child are objects Of charity. Is it wonder
that the Grand Jury found cause to lndice the
Hankins gamblers? For this action on their part
they deserve the thanks OF the community.
The Grand Jury are determined that thoy will
not leave any means in their power left undone
to indie: every gambler in Chicago, and will con-
tinue in their good work thus begun until they
shall ali be wiped out.
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At special meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the 18th OF January, 1-7 it resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends;
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND Of TEN PER
CENT for the year ending 3lst December, 1874, on
the capital stock of $50 per share
,. A CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT to stockholders, the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
3st December, 1874 in addition to the rebate or an
tcpated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum of
I'll O2S % for investment in o. S. Government secur
ties according 10 articles III and v OF the amended
charter.
M. MUSSCN, President
q IANAYry Ca,,o-or.
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ONLY FIVE DOLLARS

We have on hand about 1000 Of STEWARDS
PATENT AIR GUNS which must sell We
viii warrant each Gun 70 be of the most beautiful
make in the country. They viii shoot through an
inch board at five rods One Gun will be securely
boxed and sent TO any address receipt of Five Dol
lsTs SEND meme n well-seaed envelope to
F9 3m 81. c STEWART. Petersburg Ny.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA !,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. {
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me, notary public.
this 18th day OF January ISIS.
e. LEGARDEUR, JR,
Notary Public.
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Champagne.
500 baskets PIPER HEIDSIECEo
go baskets KRUG s co.

Wines and Liquors.
$50 cases GOOD ORDINARY CLARET.
50 cases FINE CLARETs
500 cases CLAEET.
50 half barrels WHITE WHITE,
200 cases WHITE WINE.
25O barrels BOURBON and RYE WHISKY.
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Refined Sugar.

Refined Sugar.
30 barrels CRUSHED sUGAIs.
100 barrels POWDERED SUGAR.
50 barrels CUT LOAF SUGAR.
go barrels "A SUGAR.
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The above statement Is JUST and correct tran
Jeript from the books of the Company
PAUL FOURCHY, President
g. W. NoTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, city Of New OrlearAs
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 9Th day Of
June, 1874. p CHS. CTIVETER
Notary Public $40 Gravier st7ssA
The usua ten per cent. interest Ia payable to tag
stockholders on daEapd
>JRECToEs:
+. Masperr, David McCoa,l,
.: zen L. +. Generee
n rug z. Fourohy,
4 w.. Sn u J. j. Fernandez,
y. a. Ch2bfsix, ]. NJ Allen.
Chas. Iafit-D issa
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Virginia City butcher told painter to
make him sign VIII Oh shouldread Multum
in P4ryo Sausages' When be got it, great
flaming letters showed him Mutton in Porko
Sausages- It took three men to get the
cleaver from him.
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During a thai the judge called a witness
No one answered, and an elderly man arose
and solennly said he is gone. Where
has he gone asked the Judge in no tender
tone. Il don't know, but he is dead" was
the guarded answer.
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Fire, River and Marine Risks written at the
Current rates of Premium,

Alta Special Meeting OF the Board OF Trustee,
held on the 18th May, 1874, it was
:, Re Resolved, To pay on demand = sEOONI
sENI,ANNUAL INTEREST OF FIVE PEE
CENT, to Goth April, 1874, making ten per cent
per annum on the CAPITAL STOCK of tbs
Company (ft,l00,000j, and a cash dividend G.
THIRTY per cent. to stockholders. on tn.
amount ;5l2155 ~ Of their net earned partics
panng premiums.
HARMON DOANE, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice PRECEDENT.
ED. a. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John l. Adam.,
v: A. Johnson. Isaac Scherck,
John !. Noble, r. NJ. WalmalPv
John Chate, VIM Morrison,
Richard Mllhken, Joseph W. Carroll,
saml E. Moore, g. Brittin,
!. !. Warren, A. +. May,
I. 7. PIchner, S. H. Snowden,
IS nuel Friedlander, T. Lytt LYON,
y. Frelsen, ". c. Raymond,
" > Pike, james s Prestidge
A. 4. Yates, Samuel e. Boyd.
oil spl joseph McElrov.
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j. j. BLEAkLEY Il son
tSnceessors to E. Weiss)
No. IS Rmapart and 100 Bas sin stree,.

Manufacturers Of Carriages, Buggies and jersey
Wagons Also, repairing done such "a Iron and
Wood Work Trimmings. Painting and Vanishing
Freight paid On all vehicles consigned to US far re-.
pairs ale - 70
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the above amount includes ALL CLAIMS against
the Company that matured during 1874, at this
agency
All persons who desire policies in strong prompt
paving company should be insured III the St Louis
Life Insurance Company.
HARMON DOANE, Gen. State A gent
ia2i te i-2 Gravier st. New Orleans La.
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Brandy Cherries and Sardines.
go cases CHOICE IMPORTED.
500 cases, quarter tin, SARDINES.
80 cases, half tin, SARDINES.
milo tt
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OFFICE OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance COmpany.
No. 81 Cnrondelet street.
New ORLEANS, Oct. /, 1874.
EXTRACT from Eighth Annual Statement
Premiums for fiscal year, ending 30th
April, 1874. 1905, 1925 Il
Losses PAID within the year. ;-..:.: 325,751 81
Reserve for unterminated risks, 30th
April, 1874. .......... los, o75 o.
interest and savings received. 400. Ill, 1S4 IS
net pre- mum profits for fiscal year. -. i56, $50 q
Gross net profits after payment OF
$40. 0oointerest.. ................. lo7, 7s4 II
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE YEAR.
interest. 10 per cent
premium. ''............. 80 per cent
ASSETS:
30th April, 1874. ........,.....s 1,549.75s 81
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INSURANCE.


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The George Spansler was coming down the
river below Madison the other day. when a
chap with on aN upon bis shoulder hailed her
from the top Of a bluff The Spangler went
in, and the captain looked up At the chap and
shouted WHAT do YOU want Nothing. "
replied the chap Il thought IA tell YOU t.
TOTO take in that VII wheel wheel, or Z
81 q git the id d git it wet Back
her shouted the captain. and the Spangler
came on. making tia. wheel reyove at the
rate of forty revolutions minute Courier
,joundl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
January q, 1875.

January q, 1875.
BELLAIRE.
The following shows the range of the
temperature as observed at MERGERS Drug
store, No. 332 Water street, Friday;
at A. NJ 82o; at IL NJ, 52o; at P. NJ,
AZ; at ! P. NJ, 800.
EVERY person you meet on the streets
here is complaining of having a bad cold
EVERYTHING has been dull in Bell
aire for a few days past, and very little
business doing of any kind.
The protracted meetings at the NJ. Z.
Church in this city, is still in progress,
and a good deal of interest Is being man
ifcsted.
J. r. NAYLoR Esq, Of the firm Of J.
r. Naylor & Co, news dealers of this
city, has been Frustrated for several days
from the painful effect of large carbun-
Gle on the back Of his neck, but We are
clad to learn that he is getting better.
A DAUGHTER of Mr.. Joseph WEIGH, Of
Bellaire. died Thursday evening at :
o'clock after lingering illness Of nine
wears. Her remains were taken to Glen
coe in this county for interment, yester-
dav. We sympathize with the family Of
Mr.. Welch in this hour of their bereayc-
ment.
WHY is it that oil lamps have been put
up at the expense ofthe city in order to
accommodate few private families, and
vet where there are one hundred men
and boys who have to pass along Ohio
street every night to their work, there Is
no lamp. We hope our city Council
will look into thi: at their earliest con-
venience.
THERE will shortly be pavement in
front Of Ault's mill. That's what they
all say.
WE consider it a dangerous business
for persons to cross the the river on the
ice Yesterday, and yet they were crossing
hourly all day, 1.-TWO and two, the male
and the female after their kind,
THERE were no arrests made in the
city yesterday.
VINO is that dirt singer at Evansville,
Ohio, who calls himself "Jim Crow
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RIVER NEWS.
BY Telegraph

PITTSBURGH, January 22-Rivcr
about three feet. Weather clear and
pleasant and getting little colder.
CiNcINxArr, January 22.-The river
is unchanged.
Carlo, January 22.-No arrivals or
departures. No ice in the Ohio here.
River feet inches and falling. Clear.
Mercury 500
EVANSVILLE, January 22.-Rained till
midnight. Clear and colder to-day. Mer-
curry 80 to 4O0, with the wind from the
west. River feet on the gauge There
is no ice running. The Arkansas Belle
came out of the Green river. and goes TO
Cairo tomorrow. The Arkansas arriv-
cd from New Orleans this afternoon and
lies over till morning. The Sherlock
laid up below Henderson Bar to wait for
water. The Susie Silver will be here
tonight, and will leave for New Orleans
tomorrow. Freight plenty.
NASHVILLE January 22.-River fall
ing slowly, with four feel and two inches
on the shoals. Weather pleasant. De-
huntsville, Paducah.
MEMPHIS, January 22-The river fell
seven inches. Weather clear and pleas
ant. Morgan and He, New
Orleans. Departed-Glencoe, New
Orleans; Ialle; Cairo; Morgan, Cincin-
natl.
LOUISVILLE, January 23,-River fall
ing with 4 feet inches in the canal.
Moderating weather all day, but as yet
there is no signs of Il weakening in the
%orges above or below the falls.
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Sour HoUsE-DoxAr1oNs. During

Sour HoUSE-DoNArGoNs. During
yesterday, eighty persons were fed at the
Soup House, which shows steady falling
of. One hundred and twcnty-siN IA
tions were served to families in various
parts of the city, showing steady in
crease in the number of families supplied.
Mrs. William Hastings paid over 5lOj.-
- to the treasurer, the result of collcc-
tionS in the First ward.
The following donations were received
yesterday:
Mrs. Ellison, = shirts; Ncsbitt X Bro,
coffee mill; Mrs. J. NJ. Bulger, =! gal
Ions Of milk; NJ. l.. Hill, | gallon OF
milk.
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The OrERA HoUsE.-Last night Cal
lenders Jubilee MinstrclS put in second
appearance to another fine house, and
fully sustained the good impression
created by them the previous evening.
The troupe, being regular simon-purc
colorcd gentlemen, naturally excel III
those parts Of the performance which
portray negro life as it actually exists.
Their comic and sentimental Ethiopian
songs are all first class, and the choruse,
are excellent. Any one who has ever
attended AN old fashioned ''corn-shucll-
ing" will at once recognize the truthful
ness of the statement, and that scamp
meeting refrain was simply inimitable,
The entire performance is chaste, eX-
cc>sively amusing, and comes up to all
that is claimed for it.
1t was announced that last night ;
would be the last appearance of this
troupe in Wheeling, but through the en-
tcrprise of Manager Hamilton, they have
been induced to remain another day, and
will therefore give matinee to-day, SO
that the ladies and children will have Il
fine chance to have n hearty laugh, and
enjoy the music, They appear tonight
for positively the last time.
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BEFORE SQUIRE BELLEvIIE.-lcstcr-
dav morning Mrs. Harllins was before
the above Justice on complaint of Mrs.
Peppers, who charged her with
disturbing the quietness of that portion
of the city where the parties reside.
The justice,required the defendant TO Civ"
bond in the sum of 500 to keep the
peace for the period of one year.
Mrs. Harkins then made complaint
against Mrs. Peppers, and the latter was
held in the sum of 500 for her good be-
havior for one year.
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POSTAL MATTERN.-The p@Stottice at
Look Out, Faycttc County, West Viz
ginia, on the route from LcwiSburg to
Hawks Nest is re.cstablishcd with o. w.
Hughard rs postmaster John Cooper is
appointed postmaster ut Spanishburg,
Mercer county, West Virginia, vice
Joshua Day, resigned. Gustave Jelerko
is appointed postmaster at Red Horse
Shoal, Putnam county, West Virginia,
vice John ID. Thomas, resigned. The
po,toflice at Lorenz Mills, Upshur county
West Virginia, is discontinued for want
of Il candidate; the papers go to Buck
harmon. Lafayette }. Allen is appoint
ed postmaster at Sardis, Harrison county
West Virginia, vice Robert G. Ogden, re-
signed.
The postotlice at Salt Sulphor Springs,
Monroe county, West Vieginia, is discon-
tinued for want Of candidate; the pa
pcrs 80 to Monroe.
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PoLIcR CoURT.-Only one case APP
pcarcd on the docket of this Court yester
day morning.
William Fitzgerald, drunk and disor-
derby, was assessed ten dollars an. costs.
In default of payment he was committed
to Jail for twenty days.
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OUR attention was attracted on Market
street yesterday afternoon, by seeing a
big crowd forcing their way into
saloon. OF course we thought that n
good item was in sight, but on closer in
vestigatiOn found out that certain can
didatc was treating some "votes." This
j. an elegant time for those who like to
drink, but hate to pay for it.
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THERE will be no services in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening, the pastor, Rev. J. ID. Motlat.
having consented to occupy, at night, the
pulpit of the Third Presbyterian Church.
The latter church has been without
preaching for some weeks, on account of
the illness of the Rev. A. G.. Eagleson,
who is now slowly recovering from
typhoid fever.
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PREPARED by
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
NIRSERY STOCK FOR SALE.

Applr trees. Ia 3 years old, to feet.
Pear trees > to . yrs. old, / tu Il feet.
Dwarf Pear frees, suitable size.
Peach trees, ] VI. old. / to feet.
Plum trees on plum roots.
cherry trees. > To yrs. old, To : feet.
ounces , 10 3 yrs. old.
Girapcyiucs and other Shrubbcry.
EvcrgrveU> in quantity.
The above are now Growing on J. HaT'
ris' land. near NOuudSvillr. ! viii sell
wholesale and retail, lower than ia" To-"
ct Correspondence solicited, and see ~
cannot give YOU satisfaction. Great H.
ducemcht To agents.
dccly Sbg Mounds'II''' '" &c
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A COLD BATH.-Charles Hagedorne,
who has been engaged in cutting ice for
the Mali City Brewery, fell into the
creek Just above the stone bridge, yester-
day afternoon, and made a narrow es-
cape from drowning. As it was, he got
of with a decidedly cold bath.
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Index to New Advertisements.


Disciple, Church.
Art Chrome Sale and Gift drawing.
Fourth Ward Council Ticket.
Sheet Wax Bookings Pharmacy.
Sixth Ward Council Ticket.
For Mavor-Hrnrv Snhmul bach
Second Ward Citizen, Council Ticket.
Third Ward People, Ticket.
Wheeling Gymnastic Association.
Letter List.
Und"rtaLing-A K. Morehead " Go.
Decorated Chamber Sct--PauIl "
Winship,
A Rare Chance
Meeting of City Democratic Executive
Committee.
Lost-Ten Dollars Reward.
Hamilton Opera House.
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WIEsEL MUSICAL INsTITUTE.-Thc
Wiesel Musical Institute held their
thirty-ffth soiree at their hall last even
ing, which was very well attended and
of course highly enjoyed by those pres
emit. The following was the
PROGRAMME.
ChornS-The Boatmen.. .........". hdltiteood
Urchestra-Italiani In Algeri ............R oSStni
Under Direction OF Prof. Ebeling.
Solo, speed my Bark to Thee. MiltdTd
Mr.. Faris.
Piano Solo-Boute en Train, Galop,
Miss Hildreth. hetierer
Soloand Quintette-Polacca, from Puritani
Misses Roe1ncr, Hubbard and Sawtel.
Mr>sr>. Martin, Donel ana Mehuei'
OrcheStra-Thousand and one NIGHTS
i!mJ"r Direction of Frof. Eberling.
Solo-Die Wasserrose i,........ ........''' - -
Prof. Roe.
Violin Solo-Andante-Sch Ddtd
Prof. Louis Naas,
Solo Durtt and ChoruS-Now, ev'ry Noble
leyeTbeer
Mrs. Whitaker, Miss McNaughteh.
Mr>SrS. Doncl, Martin and Institute.
Splo-I Violin Obligato,l The Return. .HIidrd
Miss sweeney and Prof. Ebeling.
t'horus-The Gipsics.......... .SchuIdil
Institute and Orchestra under Dlrec-
ton of Professor BaNSett.
The programme was good one in the
main. and all those who took part IN 1t
did themselves credit, and the audience
showed their appreciation by hearty EN-
cores. When all did 50 we'll we dislike
TO particulurizc, but we cannot refrain
from abiding to the violin solo, by Prot.
Louis Was, which was fault
le,slv rendered, and he
showed himself to be thorough artist
and master of the bow. The singing Of
Miss Sweeney and the piano solo by
Miss Hildrcth-the first appearance OF
the young ladies in public-merited the
applause they received Taking it al
together, the soirec was most enjoyable
affair.
The Institute will give a ballad soiree
on Friday evening, February Sth, 1873.
ST. VALENTINE PARTIES.-Scrlbner
for February, in noting how the clebra-
ton Of II. Valentines Day, which once
was observed with so much interest and
favor ha, dwindlcd 10 the mere anony-
NOUS sending of epiStolary pleasantrleS
urges the introduction of Valentine
parties, and clearly demonstrates that,
when entered into with the proper spirit,
n vast fund of amusement and entertain
ment will be offered by them. One way
in which such parties may be conducted
is for each invited guest to send the hos
tess at least one valentine, something of
:, humorous or bantcring kind being pre-
frrablc, the sender indicating whether
the valentine is intended for lady or gen
tleman. and the hostess will address them
~ she chooses, without knowing their
content, or the name of the sender.
Another way is for the
hostess to furnish each of her guests with
Il list of those expected, thus giving each
one an opportunity to write to particular
persons. The hostess, however, should
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

The REDMEN's BALL.-CornStalk
Tribe No. >, l. @. Il. NJ, gave ball at
Turner Hall last night, which was large
" attended and Il most pleasant affair.
Dancing was continued until late hour,
and all those present seemed to enjoy
themselves in the best possible manner.
The music was furnished by Mayors
quadrille band, and was good.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

THE Democratic City Executive Com
mittee will meet at the City Building
this evening. Every member should he
present
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THE Courts will all meet to-day. The
County Court at 9 and the Municipal
at 10 o'clock this morning, and the
Circuit Mt 2P.M VI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

THEY discharge men at the Rolling
Mills at Cumberland, for not being law
abiding citizens.
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THERE is some probability Of the revi-
val of crinoline in all it, glory next sum
me-. The news ought To occasion regret
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

real. ESTATE TRANSFERs.-Thc fol-
lowing real estate transfers have been
entered in the County Clerks office for
the week ending January ~, 1875;
Deed made March -, 1874, by Daniel
Fritz and wife, transfers to j. ID. W hit
ham, II parcel of land containing "A acres,
situated ut the head waters Of McGraw
and Battles runs. in Ohio county. Adj
mitted January l6, 1873; $500.
Deed made December 81, 1874, by
Samuel F.'Faris and wife, transfers to j..
p. Rodgers lot No. l, in Robinson's Adj
dtion. Admitted January IL, 1870;
$4,2j0.
Deed made january ., 1875, by Samuel
p. IIildreth. executor, transfers to Francis
p. Campbell. the north onc-half of lot
No. .. in Robinson's addition. Admitted
January lj 1873; $3.50.
Deed made January IS, 1873, by Eliza
beth Compton. transfers to Thomas f..
STANLEY the alley half of the northeast
onc-fourth of lot No. POI, on 10th street.
Admitted january IS 1873; $1,000.
Deed made january Is, 1875, by Han
nah Ebclng. transfers toJohn ). Flading
part of lot No. 80, on Foil street. Adj
United January 20, 1875; $1,000.
Deed made January 10, 1875, by Louis
Swabacker, transfers to Mrs. Mamie
Swabacker, part of lot No. |, on Nam
street, adjoining Harbour X Dittnan =.
Admitted January DIST 1870.
Deed made January :, 1873, by Robert
IEaZlott and wife. transfers to Emanuel
Whitmyer the north 20 feet of lot No.
90. ON the corner of Main and 23d streets.
Admitted january y, 1915; $1,000.
Deed made June ), 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery Association, transfers
to James Mcdonald, lots No. 2S and -,
in section l.. Admitted January q, 1875
! $3l ~.
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CARD.-Persons indebted tothe under
signed, will please make their payments
at the store of my successor, a. X. Cad
dis. Esq, who Is authorized 10 receipt for
me. WV. II. SHEIB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

"FoR rents and ito lets adorn the
outer walls of numerous buildings in all
parts of the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-23

A RELAXATION of the cold weather
will lessen the ,utlerings OF the destitute
IN the city.