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, 1875-05-27
DEATHS.

I'll llLnaia stFect altar 4 sluEt ILLNESS.
and NAA 81 ys4ts Ut axu.
fqasfs qaa1s Oal.ss5, from his lAts .s.iasao,
% 9,sp!as. st h!s troth.rs
b;uther d AEs: L. ns0raN. o1 thl4 elty. '''~N&A'
~. sqao1s Gn Tbnfa3ay. y = r.; r koash Fnsads Of
3nA 3RnuAAIM.x n " ls7s Eil!s,a Dun nann .se4 y ,sar..
u, It 9;loeh by carriages to Ea1sry sustory
MeNEtLt-At Oak Psik nsaE Chicago, on Wsdpesdsy
Nstll, ~ ~ - - @S
Enlsra3 FHd.y, % M. from fAtny ltsidsnca
hhADnuNf-&aJa ~, os r3tnslsF. MAsiAu TstSE puly
ehi!a Of Edgar IL Aad 6ussa T. HsadLl u ID Jeaf
Ths semaias tstsa 10 bangor, Ms.
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5psN0 stsdAJ. " = ~. 6s0 esaaaa4ss u has hss4A.
, 1875-05-27
THE CENTENNIAL

MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD.
The Stat, Board Of Centennial Mansgosn mot
In reou1sr aessfou at the Centennial rooms. No.
o. ar s,.os, ..,t,rd,v = r,o-.;., T'L
o. "NA"''sso" ~. ss'e n.,to r"o'o
woro prcsone tue Aon' .. Ne5aoio q, Prcsl-
dent Chicago; Carlilo Mason. Chicago;
Dr., F. l.. Matthews, Cartnv!lie; the
ina uon. Francis Cotton Galesburr; tho Hon.
- n".rs.. n.,,,to,,. ,nd flnn n sn,;t1,
-; srano's5 ',5:.r" 1S'o ~" e'A - ~ A''''''n'
49, yroeJ,n" 1ho ,inutc. of tina nrcy,our
nsa ~. pes,.;aa,t .,,1 s,crornry ,atm,sa,
moa.1,e, uI - ~ wnrt dnno si,cn 1i's i"rt
e..;n, ;'.irainc thc .o,rin,s of M snnrnnrn
s,uu s'msa ~ S'''o'' ''SA' 'Ao 0 A~
e"Teo' %s..,,ou. ro,or.., NM, ,ho vor,. dono Nv
a., ;tn Ss.t.u Usn,on,o m,nission a. ~ ts
-ao .s"; frn,,, .rhtr ho hal invt rstu-nc,l
~ .1aa.aa. ;na.saio"" 'AS -S0h' ''''0
va snopter %,'., ~. p...,,,.rt ,oa e..r.4. =. .u
ittosfe", ttiss tuo '.,ss.s @ ~ sa, @ ~ sat ~ t @
, 1875-05-27
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW,
1AaT YKARsa Ircr1tnEx

The Union College Of Law is 'cloalug ita soo-
ona roar NTH register Of 100 studonts, Of whom
upwards Of uinoty have boon Ia regular attend.
anco. From forty-ave to ntty students Of tho
Junior clasa Of this year will be examined for ad-
mission to tho Senior claas ut tlo opening OF
no1t year, which Till bo on tho 18th day of Sep
tombor noxt. At least aa many moro will then
enter tho Senior claea on their ono 5car'a
study In = lAw-ol1ico or III another law
hchooa. A Benior class Of eighty, and a
Junior caBs Of from eighty to ninety Aro confl-
dens'y expected for tho ne1t year. Tho Faculty
will continue The sa1no as heretofore viii, tho
probable addition Of = competent instructor In
rhetoric, elocutiont and oratory. Tho 1abors Of
Judges Booth. Trumbulf, and Doohttte, with tho
bensor class, and Of profs. Deus!on and Myera,
With tho Juniors, have been assuluonn, and havo
been performed with al interest IN tboir own
part which could not fail to o1cito tho enthuhiasm
md industry Of their students.
BESIDES tho lAbora Of tho regular Faculty, =
ssts' ssae svsa ~ By 1 ho Lectures saa ot w Il. @ ssss
chiefly ty leading mombers Of tho Cht-
cago Dsr outHido tho Faculty. Among these
woro twolyo lcctu1os on Medical Juriaprudeuce
by Dr.. N. 8. Davis; four lectures on tho English
focts Of unwritscn Constitutions. BY Emery a.
Btorrs; four Lectures By James T. Root On, frat,
Taxation; second, Parliamentary DodieH; thrd,
Abstracts Of Title; fourth. Corporations; two
lCEt4l Wy SHAR1 Ioota Oh NEEoslhOl1 1Ap0E IN
Illinois thrco lectureh by Prof. Denslox on the
Nav York Code, Abstracts Of Tito, and The 1lo-
lation Of Nevonuo laws to Political Economy;
two lectures on Wills md Probate by tho Hon.
James D. Bradnoll; aud ono lecture each BY tho
following gentlemen, viz: By Writ Doxtor, on
:" Wllak Young Lawyer Needa to Know DcHides
Law" by Edward RobJ, on "sourcea Of
Titlo, Including Indian Tltloa;" by Char1cs II.
Reed, on "The Duties Of Counsel Defending
Criminals" BY Obadiah jackson, on Ill
legal Taxation !" by Thomas Don't, On Equi.
tY;" by George W.. KraszInYer. on "Eyi-
ionco;' by Judge Wallace, on "The Practice
In Probate Courta;" by Thomas Hoyue, on
"The Ruto Of Lifo insurance IN Case Of Death
by Suicide, Sane Or Insano; by II. D. Hurd. on
''The Law Of Husband and Vito Under tho
Statutes Of Ilinoie;" BY A. NJ. penco, on "1'he
Limits Of Jurisdiction Of Courts !" by Joaiah
II. Dissell on - Tho jurisdiction OF tho Federal
Courta:" BY James L. High, on "1ntunctions;" !"
BY William Dross. on "1Yhoro to Practice Law;"
by Samuel L. Coburo. On "patont Laws" by
Judge Graham, on Fixturrs,'' otc., etc.
Upwards Of 900 students IN various parts Of
tho country hare plaoed themselvos 10 corro-
spondence With this college, and large NUM-
ber have announced their intention to enter il at
tho opening Of tho next school year. Having
doubled thls year on its last yearfs attendance,
1t stands In mn even better position to double
next year on the attendance Of this.
, 1875-05-27
LOCAL LETTERS.
QOoIb MEN IN CHICAGO.

10 tht Edftor Of 7ht Chiea1o Tribune:
CHICAGO, May 2G.-I 500 4 letter In to-dAY'a
TRIBUNE amentlng over tho assumption (psob-
ably correctly that "good" men arc not apprecl-
atod in Chicago Evidently by "good thorois
uohuk the opposite Of OWL, not smart, or capa-
bio. as cusreut alsng goes. Tho fact Is, we live
In different ago from that which Mr. Courte-
nsy appears to Tegrct. The old.fasluonod ideas
OF Whist constituted a good man. woman, OF
child, nto exploded. High personal honor and
character. hospitality, love Of Hocsety, moderate
but sufficient industry, charity. aud dlspo-
Bltion to take tue world pleasantly and eaalIy,
uBol to 10 among the prominent qualities OF
good man. 0yor-smartness, ulIAoolabllity, and
Ia short oyery quality that tends 10 tile making
Of monoy and tic absence Of all that can pos
ably OF in any way Interfere with tho suling
passion, ara equally characteristic OF the good,
respectable ulA,, OF tie day.
To be virtuouB, charitable. snl bensvolent;
to look carefully after hor houEohold ana .hil-
tlren; to study her husbands houar aud Wel-
tafe' .soug al ea,ssy..ganes Always formed
by. In tho face Of scandals rifo throughout
tie land IN which ladies' and even "rclistous I"
ladies are iuvasod; OF wassatul expenditure
on dEoss and trliiug gaJoticss Of tho Pteyalcnt
uiBinclnatiou to keep house and roar children
the less said about modern iadles ii, connection
with such auti1uated virtues the boItur.
Aud - to children, how often III tho remark
heard. 'Thele ale 10 chlldrdn nowadayB." The
innocent fra,,kness of childhood. charming eau.
dor, playfn!uesu, affection, aud rercsonce for
thor e!dels, wllero arc thoy2 Apparently OK
tillct III the dodo ana rertnosa, torwagdpeaB,
itroyerences s''d precocious man an1 woman
hood iu their placo. " the world betttr or
vance or Tolfogfsssion perhapb atr. Courto-
nav or some other aocial tcionce atnatour will
tRso up tl,cse luostiuus, and let lis lave IN
ausxeF At shs!r leisure. Yours respectfully,
, 1875-05-27
LOCAL INSURANCE.

aupNIsusoN'1o NEW YORK DICTAT1oa.
Yesterdays Tp,Dusx contained paragraph 10
tho effect that the BoArd Of Underwriters, at
sheie mset!ng hs'd Tuesday, had 20 changed
tlIolF rates In accordance with the request Of q
committee Of tho NAtlonsl Board ~ TO raise
thssa aboYs The figures recently adopssd By tho
, 1875-05-27

Look Into Daltouts Windows
once, and sos the fne wedding tnick.nscls. Dalton
has got tho "so-ahead." snd housetsopers wanting
Eetsgssstors. eezors, coolers or In faet any house.
keeping goods aou,d 60 to M ant lo4 6sate st.ast
before b4ytuQ
, 1875-05-27

Glen Flora Mineral Water Is becoming vcry popular
- cooling, zefroshsug, hea'sh-prsscrrins, health
restoring beverage It Is for sails by tho glnAs drawn
from founs!ns, by oht Of our druggists aud inozal
Watef dsaers.
, 1875-05-27
Just 0peued,

VFE1GttI
large and attractive atock OF uuen suits. tablieF
ovtrsarts and Jackets busters, stc., embroidered snd
otheewiso handsomely tslnl1ued. together with Large
stock Of Drap d'Ete caahmese and c!oLh cloAts. At
greatly fenced prices. lochkiD, Palmer Co., 1877
and 1j9 State ptseet,
, 1875-05-27

Chickerln9 Pianos
contain al lateat improvements. oyes 4Go0o Persons
have teathal to thefr superiority. Res4h Tenpls of
Auslc, % Van 0nscn street.
, 1875-05-27

II you would hare your health restorsd, uss Glen
flets Mineral Watar. Your druggist will furnish you
eEcu!.r gsiua nifty moro cestncates steatiug to
its merits. ~
, 1875-05-27

Having determined upon = chaass In our pi.no.
renting Department. ne hasa decided to aoas out all
Of oor secondhand or routing pianos ii considersbIs
helov thetF van. Pasties intending 10 buy will reRka
make note Of this. Lyon uosly, State and Monroe
, 1875-05-27

T1Rn0H hhu UFHAnH.
Ons hundred planos and organs to rcnt Also second
hand pianos fer sails 1t great baEga!u 70 mska
for low stock. n. W. KIAnALL. dtats and Adam
BsFoet1,
, 1875-05-27
Caruefa

n.nlns.room and ehsrber carpets At 7so; Brussels
extra clolce patterns at per yard Il aan,e
IFos., III aud III Stato street.
, 1875-05-27

~. q AID q North Weils.sA. n Ia T. n. Ia r,.
sns 1 Tas tssaes ~ to Uslvsiy Gstasss,
S,St'o9n 9 of enttps'. ts;s u ''ha
d NAY ~ &t n'tack D. m, hy ess ~ m.
tFMiasllnn tOl and Horn inn t3;S
copy. '' p"psrs tihAss
..KERR.,At Hichmoud. H.. on Ii, as,b In, -.
Kerr, aged ~ Jras3 1 nannths. ''a''' u&toe
fnncrN! from his iato tattlencs. tGA Trsntv.,,.,.
todas at 10 o'clock >. b1 eassskes to Woashii
, 1875-05-27

Commercial National Bank, Third National, or
Office and watch tl,otr operations. TIL l,is tins
oame, and then, salying forth, arrcst his man,
lock him up, come back. repost tho operation.
md as night report Tho bat daY'a work hc Ind
done white on "tho force" I countod this
morning no less than eovon we1l-drestad, slook,
cano carrying hunko thlevoa on Dearborn ntreet,
besWoen Washington aud Randolph. ons Of
whom in his personal sppeataneo bsara s.rk-
Ing resemblance to Nff. Trude'h partner blr.
jerks. / thnk ho ID ner ono. certainly On this
from this nuisance bellcvo that could raise
u asubscrirsIon Of 5000 in daJ, to paY any onn
who would fnsurs ms for year that tho evil
should 10 etoppod In this locality; particularly
business and property. DuslNxss Mas.
, 1875-05-27
EusfK0-1iEN,


r. fht Eaffcr ~ Ths Eh.edss 7rfbunt:
WlIuIxoToa. H.. May 25.-As . confirmation
Of -FOUR statemcnte regarding thoHo Rcoundrela
called bnnko-mou, w!ah 10 give ron q 6tato-
ment Of An experience Of my own: one week
ago last Tueaday saw O mnu who followed mo
to South Water stroot, Aid be kept RhsdowinR Of
mo tilt I reached Clark near Madison, when no
hailoi mo By tho name Of Wright With tho usual
wncomo. saw his purpoho, at once. I told
him my nano ras not Wright hut Jatnss Foster
from roru. BY t!lis timo + had got between
Monroe and Adams stroess. looked for q police
man, but saw uonn for thrco bIocks. than told
German, who has clothing Htoro near the
corner OF Adams Btreot, TO watcl, the next pro.
ceoding. Immediately annthar bnnko-man came
tip. aud welcomed NC IS Afr. Foater from reru.
Ny eyes wero steady looking for a
policeman, hut none could ba eoer.
/ kept Up conversation With Duoko No. 2 fos Two
minutes at the corurs OF Clark and Adams
ntrasts, WHOM prerontIy mutatto or moan negro
ran up to It's In hurry. Autf said to 1'unk0 No.
=. "iou must be Id fool; thai Ia Whi.o
from Wilmington. and ynu ought to bo gutsod
for your folly" told tho nuuko No. was
going to call On Mr.. James Wagner, dealer In
game but when turned to SEQ him he was no
wttero. This statement shows thoy do not 80 Ia
pairs ~ this negro could not know who Ma2
outside Of other confedoratoa.
JOIN D. WHITE.
, 1875-05-27

In ths estate Of Emily Mabel Pearl d a.,
IN tAa satatA sf EtazsA CaAaahexill. stsoa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14

The spark Of war; at present no bigger
than mans hand, which has broken
out between Turkey and lis insurrection-
AIRY province of Herzegovina may yet
amount TO something tremendous. 1t Is
generally conceded that, should the
ncighboring Servians give the Insurgents
aid and comfort, it would force the Turks
to put forth active energies to-
wards their suliugation,. sud eventu.
ally force the European powers
to interfere. In this event, the
Eastern question may loom up again, ana
the result may be that an explosion will
occur which will convulse all Europe
Certainly there exists an impression that
sooner or later this fight must occur, and
Germany may consider this as favorable
moment to settle the vcxcd Eastern and
Western question. As the New York
HerqM says: at Is in view OF this dan
gerous inclination to war in Berlin, that
the trouble in such an out of the way
place as Herzegovina, becomes important
to the rest OF the world
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said utteranccs on this point also. They
are rs follows:
"Thirteenth-N favor the complete
separation of church and State indepen-
dent and absolute freedom of religious
opinions, equal and exact Justice to all
religious societies, and purely seculsT ed
ucaton at the expense Of the taxpayer
without division among, or controlled By
any sect, directly or indirectly, OF any
portion OF the school fund. In view OF
the admirable provisions Of our State con
stitution upon these subjects, which are
due TO the energy and wisdom Of the
Democratic party, We denounce the Re-
publican platform IS an insult to the IN
iellgcnce Of the people Of Ono, and d
base appeal to sectarian prejudlce'.
Again we submit it to any fair minded
man, be he Democrat or be he Republi-
can, if any more PLAN outspoken and
fearless expression could be given on this
point. Whileadvocatingc entire freedom of
conscience, and opposing to the bitter
end, the modern Radical resurrection OF
the old Know Nothing unconstitutional
fight against the right of all men TO wor-
ship God in the manner they shall
choose, the Democrat, even more lear
le,,ly and bruycly than these loud
talking Republicans, have IN
most unqualified manner,
here set the seal OF their disapproba-
ton against any alliance between church
and State, or any division whatever OF
the school fund Here are reproduced
the very word, Of the Democracy, and
, does it not seem strange that in the face
OF them, such charges should be brought,
or is i, to be wondered Mt that while
bringing the charges, those 50 doing do
not dare to read the words of the De-
mocracy ltscif.
We have not space for Il further re-
view Of these addresses, and have here
simply alluded to the main points
/ discussed in them and shown
how basrlcss were the ac-
cusutions advanced in them. All We
have further to say in this article, is that
/ if the enthusiasm manifested ut this Re
publican meeting is specimen OF that
| shown ut Others. and if the opponents OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sale of Real Estate

IN SOUTH WHEELING. on sATUR-
DAY the 2sth OF August, at the
front door OF the Court House, shall pro-
coed TO sell to the highest and best bidder,
the property hithorto adyertised the same
being OF the addition 10 the city of heel,
ing, laid out by Sprigg and Richie, ana
belongingto the estate of the late Thomas
J. Campbell, deceaSd, viz:
Lots numbered /, II and 49, with I'M
proyemcnts or No. !, consisting of frame
tenamcnt house; lot No. ID, in square -;
lots No. ) and d, i'll square Al; lot No. 3, III
square - and lot No. 2,in square ~.
TERMS OF SALE--One-iourth, or SO
much OF the purchase money rs the pur-
chaser or purchasers may elect To pay, III
cash; ANA the residue In three equal an
uual installmcut, rom the day OF sale'
with Interest FOR said deferred install
mcnts rom day OF sale, the purchaser 10
give good personal security Tor the pay
mrnt of said Deferred nStallmenis ana IN
terest, and the title II the property 70 pc
retained until the purchase money Is fuiiy
pad. ,t,,, o,
By general consent, now is the time 10
invest IN real estate. .,..,,,.,.
j. II. McMECHEN,
Special Commissioner, 22U7 Chapllne ST.
I g IIIErvnY'' Auctionecr. aglis
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TER MS.
Commissioners Notice Of Sale,

Margaret PrtticDrd, Administrators of the
estate 81 James /. PcttIcOrd, deed,
".
Henry c. Fetticord and others,
IN tie CDUmty foUH Gf OHIO CyWaiy ia
th,mccrU.
The undersigned Sp3cial Commissioner,
hereby gives notice that, by virtue OF the
authority derived from IA decree OF said
court, IN the CDONc entitled cause, made at
its June term, -, he viii, on Thursday,
the 9th dnN fScptcmbcr. 4. d., 1873.
expose To- sale at public auction, at the
front do,roftue Court House ofOhiO coun-
IS. IN the state OF West Virgin to the
highest bidder, the real estate II which
said James I. PcttiCord died seized, situa-
ted in said county, tO-wit:
\ part of lot number one, in Subdivi-
sion \ of the Shcpperd estate as laid oil
by Lamb and List, commissioners, II plat
of which is recorded in the Clerk : Office
of said court, in deed book - on page 573,
which part j. bounded al follows: Begin
ningat Il point where the division line di-
viding lot No. rom lot No. ; in said SUBJ
division strikes the northwest side OF the
Ma, iOnII road, thence with said road
nortcaNt wardly 10 feet 10 "A stone, thence in
"A northwestern direction and parallel
with said division line 1.-THE southeastern
bOuudry or side OF the H-mpticid railroad
now called the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Baltimore X. H., and thence with the same
imu>oulh western direction To said division
line, and thence with said division line TO
the place at beginning. Also lot MOI and
the northern ten feet, that is 10 say, Il strip
ten feet wild" OF the north sid" Oflot No.
of The subdivision of lot No. OF subdivi-
sion y al the Shcpp"rd estate, plat OF
which subdivision OF lot No | OF SubdiVi-
SION \, i OF record in said Clerks office,
in deed book No. - on page $50.
TERMS or SALE---Ouc.t third OF the pur-
chase money cash, and the balance pay
lllt ruI.Il install Ilplf. and
twelve months from the day Of sale, the
deferred in>iallmrntS bearing interest
from day Of sale, In" purchaser giving has
negotiable pTomiS. DRY notes, with security
approved by the undersigned, Tor said de-
frrIrd payments, and the title to be Ictain-
ed until payment of the purchase money
in full. ALI RED tAl.DN ELL,
u.liDlW-l Special Comm iSSiOnCr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made November -, lSu1, and recorded
I'm deed book No. 81, page ~, of lhcrrcOrd
of deeds of ohio county, bv Andrew Gala
CHER and wife 10 me as Trustee, ! Will, on
Saturday, The 2Ist day OF August.
1873. at the front door OF the Court House
OF ONO county, W. Va, commencing at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, sell 10 the highest ana best
bidder, the following described Real Is
tate, to-wit:
The west one half Of Lot No. 81, situated
on old Gay street now Eighteenth street.
In that part OF the city of Wheeling known
as East Wheeling. Said half lot fronts 20
feet on Clay now EightccnthJ street,
and runs back l2U feet.
The title is believed to be good, but SELL
ing AZ Trustee will sell and convey such
title a. sveSted In me by said deed OftruSt.
Terms of Sale Cash.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
iy2li Trustee.
=
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Fine City Property for Sale.
A Two Story Brick Building
BELLA|RE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
y TWO-story Frame Dwelling House
and good Store Room, with Cellar, all uu-
der same roof. Also, Il good Two story
Warehouse, on same lot. said dwelling
house contains nine good rooms, with
wafer mp stairs and down, with two front
entrances separate from store room and on
different streets; is well calculated for two
families. Said property will be sold M "A
bargain, on easy terms. Big Inducements
offered To- a cash buyer. 1t said property
Is not sold on or before the day OF DCtO-
Der, 1879, will be sold at publicSaic October
"a, 1873, between one and three o'clock, in
front OF said property, to the highest and
best bidder.
For fufther particulars, inquire by letter
No. 239 or llUl, corner Pike and Webster
streets, South Bcllalre, Ohio: or, i. T..
WAiMAN, MoundsvilIe, ". Va.
july l6, 1873. lyIgh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II Will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable preTni-
umS 10 cluu agents and 20 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
BOY LOST--$1OO Reward,

NJ Bcllairc, Ohio, on Monday, August
., 1870, ut . o'clock. He was last seen near
the lower wharf. He is child of four
years Of age; rather spare for his age; has
a high ioreheadr white straight hair, and
blue eyes. When seen last he was dress
ed in II low cut gingham waist, short
whitish. gray pants, and an old straw hat.
He was barefootcd His father will give
reward Of 800 for his recovery alive,
or :2j dollars for his body. His name is
Harry Stcgur. Address all letters to his
father. JOHN STEGER,
agI9r,cp Bellairc, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
EoR SALn.

UNHE NORTH HALF OF LOT NUMBER
/ twenty-thrce % in the city OF Wheel
ing, W. Va. situated one and a hafSquarcS
above suspension bridge, on the west side
Of Main street. For particulars address
EDWARD GILFlLLAN,
iNogb purk,rSh urv. " Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
NEW ADVERTISER EMIT:
Religious Notice.

There will be preaching by Rev. Z. 7.
Murray. of New jersey, in the First
Presbyterian Church TO. morrow, at lO3
o'clock A. NJ, and y P NJ. agl4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
BUILDING LOTS

nor SALE IN NORTH WHEELING.
The undersigned offers Nine Building
Lots for sale. The lots ire situated on the
west side of West street, north and south
OF alley No. /, IL North Wheeling. For
particulars apply to
q. WERNER ECKHARDT,
On Premises.
or J. W. MITCHELL, Real Estate Agent.
uugIlO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
Cannp Meeting.

xT"" sTHE STEAMER MARKET
-. NJ ~. - Boy will make thrr, trips to
MOuuu,N lIIe Camp Meeting, on ST NDAl e,
August 18th, rs follows:
lSt Trip-LeaveS Martins Ferry nj -.
o'clock a. M, Wheeling at : a. m, Bcllairc
and BenwoOd at ~, Il. III. "a Trip-Lcaves
Wheeling -? y. M, Bellairc at p. m.
Returning---LcilvesM ound>vlilc AT 10 Il.
IN. , and 1917 o'clock p. IN; returning
trip will only 20 10 Martins Ferry at .
o'clock p. IN. The other trips will only 20
TO Bellaire and Wheeling. Round trip sue.
ugliu l.. h. SCOTT, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
East Wheeling Drug Store.

T RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
| the citizens Of Wheeling, that ! hav"
opened n Drug store on the corner of
JACOB a SIXTEENTH SIS.
NV stock is fresh and complete. Pre-
scriptions carefully compounded at all
hours.
Cold and sparkling Soda Water, favored
with rich fruit SyrupS.
BY strict and careful attention To bust.
ness, hope to receive a generous share oi
patronage, which is herewith respectfully
solicited.
ALEX. T. YOUNG. Pharmacist,
nglid Cor. Jacob & Sixteenth SIS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-14
For sale.

A farm of seventy.scven 40 acres,
situated on Big Wheeling creek, i miles
east Of the city, near Elm Grove. 1t is
unsurpassed for gardening and grazing
purposes. VIII be sold cheap.
JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr, 81
Twelfth street agl2a