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NEiGglB0HIBOOD NEWS.


BELLAIRE.
THE Stockholders Of the Brllairc and
.,,u.n..r, p.iIr,aJ ma, -, Arr,
''''" " WV, w., ~,
strong Mills on l"SI thursday, ana par
TALLY organized by clccting the follow
;,, D;r,.,or.. : I u,,rrvord " ~
Morris oil oodHc'u' "o"h hcyS'r' Il
BralI,villc; y. ii. CaIdwcIic of Arm
.,ror,,s Mill. and !. II. Sullivan, I,uuc
..d ~ Ard.rsor of H,jI.;rc
'','''''
lhcy tLrh "'J""rh'd ullI yesterday
Contender 10Th, ut which time they mt
in the CompunyS office on 33d street,
and perfected theiF organization 10y G'c''-
ing Colonel > ii; sullivan, oi htIlaifr'
rresiIrnti > J." mooney" o, W"oas"f'o'
''' psil'i.a n.y. -. .,ad Saana,,,r,.
W. w. ,,';Ii w. ,on,ncTn.,I nm mis- road
y. ,,n,, -. a.. .yt;irInn, n,nnunt If stock to
;n.,,r,. ba. h,en ,rh,rrinnd we thinl,
-. . =, nv,,,nr, hero stand in th,ir avn
,JtrI L,' nv, ,rL.rrihin,, literally :, this
rE5aI - orcn
orp friend Y r. Scott E.o has re-
.;,,.d bis nosition rs TRAVELLING salesman
Tor the LaBelle Glass Works, at Bridge
port, ana engaged Win Ihe Srh'Fai "i"sS
C""PhnE' % " ;'''''''E Nv o'' ,,' a.
"'"9' N",',P""l - 'u''i'o' W.. IG.'
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated ) feet inches in the channel,
and rising.
The Science Departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday.
The Mallie Ragon will be here TO-
morrow.
The Market Boy, Ed. Pope and Than
hauser are making their regular trips.
The Comfort still continues in the
Steubenville trade.
Business about the landing is begin
ming to improve.
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, September 2O.-Rivcr >
feet inches and rising slowly weather
cloudy and cold
CAIRO, September 20.-Departed--
Eckert, Tennessee river. The goes II
raise the sunken steamer Florence Lee.
River 1G feet inches and falling. Clear
weather.
MaMrHIs, September 20.--Rivcr fell
two inches Weather generally clear;
mercury IS degrees Acknowledgements
Width river Dcparted-James How.
ard, Few Orleans. Archie Green, White
river; Helena, Nicksburg; Belle OF Mem.
phlS, st. Geueyieyc, St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, september 2O.-River 4
feet inches and rising Weather
cloudy aud COOL light RAIN tonight.
EVANSVILLE, September 2O.-Cloudy
and cold; mercury 4G 10 80 degrees
River feet inches and falling slowly
Downs. Francis Belle, Evansville;
VInt Shinkle, Arkansas Belle, Sandy
Up-B. II Cooke, George Roberts, Gov
Allen. Business light
ST. LOUIS September 2O.-Arrivcd-
Bee and bargcs, New Orleans; Departed
Bee and Hannibal, Minneapolis and
St. Paul; Rob Roy, Kcokuk; Chester,
Memphis The river has fallen few
inches. Wcathe; clear and cold and the
mercury falling.
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The Picnic AND Fox HUNT.-The
members OF st. Johns German Church
had gala day yesterday, on the Fair
Grounds. The attractions were a picnic
and fox hunt. OF course, II large mum
Der INDUCED in the merry dance, but the
novel and most amusing feature of the
DAYS festivities was the chase between
the hounds and the cunning rcynards.
Everyone was on the TIP toe of cxpecta-
lions, tor to see Il good, old fashioned fox
hunt without enduring the fatigue at
tending the chase, would be II rare treat.
Two young foxes and fine pack Of
hounds had been secured for the occasion,
and Just before the start judges wcr" APP
pointed to occupy the stand TO decide
which dos caught the fox. The judges
took their positions opposite the grand
stand, probably thinking the chase would
confined 10 the race track and thus II
better view could be had The box in
which were the foxes Was
sprung, and out they jumped, and
the dogs after them. Instead
of keeping the race course As orderly
foxes should, and greatly to the annoy
ance rnI disappointment o. the judges
one 'scootcd under the grand stand,
where a hound made quick work Of it
and the other made tracks for the little
frame just on the left Of the entrance 10
the grounds and hid under the iloor until
Bob Junkins "scoopcd" il out, and gave
the dogs asothcr chance at foxy. They
despatched however, in short order.
The funniest thing though was the
predicament Of the judges, occas!oned by
the unexpected direction taken by the
foxes. They got down of the judges
stand in hurry and the way they took
after the hounds would have done juc;ice
TO the fastest pedestrian in the country.
The gentlemen who acted in that capacity
don't uRd, r-land what Major Franzhrim
wanted with judges anyhow. Jake Lam
fried thinks 1t was II put up job.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent,
and everyone present enjoyed themselves
hugely.
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Isaac Miller. Luther f.. McGec, David Nc
tunurll, ana Lewis V. Applegaic, sole
owners of the steamboat Wash &"Htri.
.L-r 3 ~ ~ VT ~ \ S-I- AIISII-
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Mr.. Caldwell having received Il major
ity Of the votes cast, was declared the
nominee of the convection.
The following gcntlrmcu were appoint
ed contcres, to meet the Brooke and Ham
cock representatives,: John Boring, W..
ii. Waddlc and f. G Cracratt
The secretary was instructed to COM
municatc to the Executive Committees
of Brooke and Hancock counties, ut the
earliest possible moment, the action oi
this convention.
No further business being before the
convention, it adjourned.
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DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CON
SENTIuN.
Alfred CaIdW Nominated.

The Democratic Convention for the
nomination OF successor to the late
General Pannell, as senator for this
Senatorial District met al the City Build
ing yesterday morning.
j. Nj. Todd, Esq, chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committee called
the Convention to order and stated the
object of the meeting.
On motion OF +. q. Cracraft, Mr.. John
Boring was elected chairman, and after
some difficulty, Mr. j. .. Pendleton was
induced to act rs secretary.
On motioL OF Z. q. Cracraft, each can
didate for Senator was required to give
his pledge in writing that he would sup
mort the nominee of the convention.
On motion OF Mr.. Forbes, the basis OF
the vote in this Convention was the elec
ton between Samuel Pannell and DR..
Logan. Tho following Is the vote IN
I .,. l. 4 -
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THE COURTS.

L. 5. DlsrKIcT CoURT-J,dge j. j. Jack
SON.
Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The intire session of yesterdays sess-
ion was occupied in the trial of the case
of Charles Finley, assignee Of the RowI-
esburg Iron and Lumber Company vs.
r. L. Coss. The object of the case is to
recover damages on account OF alleged
destruction of timber on Cheat river
lands by defendant. The case WAS on
trial before jury when the court adj
journed.
The Court will meet this morning at
! 10 O'Clock.
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each district

The following delegates answered. W
their names:
WASHINGTON Dlstriet-Smith Melon
aid, Isaac Carpenter, VIM. Ritz.
Madison Dist,ict-W. ii. Schamcra,
VI. Em,hrimer, Frank p. Mcneil.
Clan District DR.. Baird, j. o. PEN
dleton, f g. Cracraft.
Union DiStrict-John Boring, Casper
Hal. Robt. Crawford.
center District-John Nocker, j. W.
Sweeney.
WebSter Distrjct-Georgc Forbes, j.
G. Miller.
Ritchic District - Fred. Brnkman,
Chas Butler.
TriadelpAia-H. 5. Thornburg, w. IL.
Waddle.
R,chiand-Peter Delaplain, l.. NJ. Col
loch. George Sawtc!l.
Libcrtv-JamcS Steele David Shorts,
Samuel Hedges.
Mr.. Crucralt read pledge from Al,
fred Caldwell, stating that he would
abide by the decision of the Convention
Mr.. Crtcratt then nominated Mr.. Cad
vocated the selection of cou.rrce> that
would vote for Mr.. Caldwell rs the
nominee.
Mr.. j. w Sweeney nominated Capt,
Andrew Wilson.
None of Capt. Wilson's friends would
give the Convention pledge that he
would abide by its decision, and
tho chair would not entertain
his nomination. After considerable
discussion the Convention took
a recess tor fifteen minutes in order To-
allow the friends Of Captain Wilson 10
procure his pledge if possible.
After recess Mr.. Sweeney withdrew
the name of Captain Wilson, which eft
the field open to Mr., Caldwell.
Mr. Forces nominated Mr.. Boring but
the latter gentleman promptly declined.
The vote being taken resulted rs fol.
lows:
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DRIVE were informed that John
Rail AMI hi, representatives met at
Whci1n'> grocery last night to arrange
fo~ the coming foot race between Sol.
Hastings and himself Mr. Hastings not
putting in an appearance to make good
the forfeit money, VIZ: SO, the race is
considered oil for the present, at lcsSt.
Az exchange, al!udinGto the return of
city pastors to their pulpi;s, after their
vacations, snys: Taking the clergy as a
whole, it may probably be said-in about
the words OF the old college song:
"Somc have been 70 Grecce-or Hartford
some 10 Norw.Ch-ur 10 Rome,
Some L. GrctnlJnd> icy mountains:
More, perhaps, have Stald AT home"
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Wesleyan Female Institute
StaunTon Va.

WILL BEGIN IT'S TWEN TY-SIXTH
w Annual session SEITI MBR ruth,
1870. Rev. VIM. \. Harris, ID. H., PRESIDENT.
with twcnty-thrcc Teacher, and Officers.
Modern Languages taught ana >pol.,u iu
the College 10y European Teacher. Music
by seven Professors and Teachers. among
whom are The most cultivated teachers Ol
vocal music.
This Is one Of the hcalthiC~t climates 100
the world. Those who come here rom 'H'
south with feeble constitutions, chllIN ana
climatic diseases, are entirely restored.
Buildings elcgant-cuInmaudin Inc
most magnificent rural ana mountain
scenery, makingi IL on Of he most delight
iul College homes I'm M" Union.
The past Session This school HaN attend
I'd by pupils from seventeen different
States.
Great economy and simplicity in dress
are required. 4 simple uniform Is worn.
40 unnecessary expense allowed. strict
economy practlcpd to- Keep all EXPENSES OF
pupils within thu lowest possible amount.
Terms tor the entire Collegiate Year
Board ana Tuition ~ the Collegiate. course,
Including Ancient Languages. $40. Mu-
sic and other extras moderate.
For Catalogue, address
Rev. W. A.HARRIS. President,
jyl"egOaw stanton, Va.
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THK introduction of the fast mail trains
promises well for the mails, but it also
suggests the inquiry why have W" toput
up with slow transportation over the rails
of this country? People can we whrled
on their way as rapidly as letters and
newspapers.
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THE WORKS oFw. Il. PRES.

New and Revised Edition. Tl..
+ Kirk. Fifteen vols. .-mu. IS
traits nom steel, aud Maj l
Extra cloth, SD; bali va'.
$50.
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For sale by Booksellers So.
Will be sent Is Raj, post.
receipt OF the p.ac Uy
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\ RARECuNNcE.--l will sell for cash
only Edwin G.. Burt's Imp. Feb. Nd
aud Lasting FoXcd Button Caters ut
q 90 per pair, on Il, Cnnd ID lasts. None
of the above shoes allowed on approba-
ton. JERRY CLEMENS.
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County Corkr-L1,iqe Cochran.

COINI1 NOt T. - tt''yc NV'''' ''''
This court met .. the usual hour yes
terday morning.
In the case Of ~ H. West vs.. Michael
Stein, judgment WIS rendered Tor the
plaintiff 70: So 81.
In the case OF Rose Lyon vs.. }. H.
Watkins and Il. Nolan, judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff for Sl3.
The case of Lewis y Woodmansee vs.
Watkins Ferguson and Meade, was dis
missed II, the costs of the plaintiffs.
In the case OF Ann Riley vs.. John
McCarty, the plaintiff failed to appear
and judgment was rendered for the de-
PENDANT
In the case of George Williams VS. H.
seymour, the jury returned verdict IN
favor OF the plaintiff. =,
The Court adjourned until 9 O'Clock
this morning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ING How either sex may iI>cIHate
and gain the love and affections OF any
person they choose Instantly. This sim
pie. mental requirement all can possess,
free by mail, for 25c, together will ma
riagr guide, Egyptian Oracle, Beams,
Hints To Ladies, W"dding-Night shirt,
sc. Aqurer book. Address, I. " WILLIAM
x To, Pubs, Phiia.
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INAUGURArIpS BALL-Thc first grand
ball in honor of the Select Cast of " est
Virginia, will come oti on Wednesday
evening, at Washington Hall The Cow
crnor and Stat" officers have been
invited.
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> (IFAL Court OF Wheeling.
Christian Burke, who sues, de-,
IN CIIANCEEY

Marcrrtha Mas, Administrators, and
others.
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GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE co.
WHEELING. ". Va.

IDfgHHE'n Hi INf'.
SmrnIus -.-......... 30. 600
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WILDMOOR.

\ NOVEL Hy Florence I...
Fine cloth. Sl5o.
For sale by Booksellers r'.
Will be sent by ma, .,'.
receipt Of the pu.cl
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MANUFACTURED By
UELPHENSTINE "a BENTLEY.

Druggists, Washington, u. e.
LOGAN, LIST e CO., Wholesale and Re
tail Agents Tor Wheeling. W. Va.
Price 81 a bottle or six bottles inrr1. ASK
your druggist Tor Durang'> Rheumatic
RgulsiV aEFi
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Jrrl,lI.ENnoul I>>rENNCE o.,

WhrIImE. ". va, NVrIT :, Do.
rINuE CHARTER or THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Comp ny al Wh"3I-
ING. expired April /. iN7'. and its un"Nrir-
,d FIRE business hIS hecn r"insufvd ny va"
prtbndy Insurance. Company ut Mnr"l-
ln.. W. Va. ~ shown by the Resolution
aud rrrtitIcu'cnuucNrd hereto. All claims
tor loss CT DAMAGE that may occur after l.
o'clock ". NrriI l, l>75, under amy fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Sur,nrr Company. and in force, will be-
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
SurauCc Coz ''auN.
w. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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others.
IN CUASCEIsT.
BY decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, entered In tn" ubOv" entitled
cause ON the 3Jth day OF August, $50, sad
cause WAS referred 10 the undersigned.
Commissioners said court, 10 take, stat,
and report
l>t. in account of the liens upon the
real estate in the bill in ~aid cause men
toned and described, with the amounts
and yriorIticS of such liens.
2d. An account of the administration OF
the said NarGHrrtha Mas. OF the "s'Ht" 81
David MaH~, deceased; and said Admins
tratrIN is required 10y said d, cree To render
such accounts to the tOmml >>iOnCT, ana
settle the same before him.
3rI. To examine into and report any
other matter which lii" commissioner
may deem pertinent, or which may be re-
uuircd by any OF the parties IN interest.
The undersigned, Commissioner OF said
Court hereby gives notice that ton cdn"S-
day. October 9Th, $50, at his office, No. II y
Chapliuc street, Wheeling, ". Va, hc VIII
proceed 10 make upa report upon tn" mat
lrI> and account, as required 10y SaIu dt-
cree X. g. BARR,
Commissioner.
Jordan, and Caldwell 4 Caldwell, so.Ici-
tors. SrpIlOaw-i
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PAPER-There are eight hundred pa
per mills in the United States, with y
capital of $40 100000, and producing an
nually 100000 worth of paper.
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Office No. 1918 Market street. above
the German Bank.

Insures buildings OF all kinds, Mauufact-
Uring Establishments, Household FGrni-
tur", Farm Property, &c, against loss or
damage 10y fire.
JOHN OESTERLINu. President.
+. RIESTER. Secretary.
VIZ. I. FOOSE, Asst. SrC'y. iuulhsc
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hugely.

Mystic Chain, Sword and Belt on cX-
hibition at Halls Drug Store. The fol-
loving are the candidates nominated by
the Castle in this city: Frucndchatts
Castle No. |, Charles Blngcl; Banner No.
3, Captain William Shocky; West VIZ.
GINA Castle No. t, \. c. Merrifeld:
Vince ing Castle No. :, }. l. :. Hall.
Votes - cents each. At Washington
Hail Wednesday evening.
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.
HnuRS OF DEPARTu RE.

HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
| aov.S R.Ilnire at 7and $3.50 A. NJ.
and $3.50 p. NJ.
:. Wheeling nj $3.50 and ii AN.
- 2:U and =. VI.
-Rills OF lading signed, and small pack
ages attended to ifleit at
c. II. BOOTH & cos Boat store.
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SAYS mama, "why do you draw back
from our daughter a. you view her|'
SAYS papa, "shes so much drawn back
that questioned if knew her.
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and chill
dreus colorcd shoes for the next ten du! :
mt J.. V. BLoNDs,
ll3j Main st.
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ToE st. Clairsyillc Fair will continue
over to-day-Saturday. There are
numerous attractions. Go AMI see them.
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GET out your tur, aHd overcoats. 1t
has showed in some parts Of the coun-
fry
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New GOODS, New Goods. Fall styles
just received hy j. W. FEREEL,
Corner Main nud Twentieth streets.
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Corner Main and 10Th Street.
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WEBER PrAN".-For sale cheap ut
Adams X Lucas, l227 Market street
See advertisement in another column.
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.,r,rH OF WEI yIRGINIA, MUNI:

THOMAS VI. DARRAN,
agLUp"wt clerk OF said Court.
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO

Jordan, and Caldwell q Caldwell, so.Ici-
tors, ScpIlOaw-i
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DIRECTORS.
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Isaac Miller. Luther T.. Mtbtt, I'lN III ~ = -
tunurll ana Lewis V. AppIegatc, sole
owners of the steamboat Wash N"Ht'i.
ATTACHMENT IN ASSUMPSIT.
Thi, day came the plaintiffs, by their
ATTORNEYS and on motion the attachment
I,>urd in this suit il duckctrd. The object
of this suit Is to recover OF the defendants
the sum of s2,Ui7.Sl, with interest from the
list day OF March, 1873, Tor the price OF
goods sold and delivered 10 the defendants
and tor moneys paid for the use OF the de-
PENDANTS 10y the plaintiffs, and To subject
Illr effects OF the said defendants IN the
possession of and lie moneys due ana
rayahlc 10 them from the Franklin lusUT-
nuc. Company, the citizens FIRE. Marin"
LtL, Insurance Company, OF Wheeling, and
.Elnu Firc and Marine Insurance ON
pany, OF Wheeling, to the payment there
Of An attachment having been ISSUED ~
this action, and returned duly executed
upon said luSuraHc" Companies, ana the
defendants not having entered their APP
uaaTaucr, and neither oi them having
been served with Il copy Oi SAID attach
u.ut nor with pTuCr ~ In this action, ana
IL appcariug from AN AFFIDAVIT filed herein
that the said defendants are not residents
OF this state, it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS appear here within one month
niIrr the first publication OF TINS order,
and do what may br necessary 10 protect
their interest in this action, ami that q
r,pvul THIS order be- published ana posted
ID, required ana prescribed by 'hHIlrr los
oi the. Acr> of lo72 and lN73, passed Deem
b.r l..ll..!>.I GEO. l.. BOYD,
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
\ C0py-Tc,t":
THOMAS VI. DARRhT,
ag-up:wf clerk Uf said Court.
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SNEAK TmEvING.- Sunday night the
residence Of Jacob Atmycr, manager of
the Belmont Mill, was entered and all
the provisions in the house stolen.
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l.. V. BLoND i Offering his entire
stock of misses and childr"E's Colored
Shoes regardless of cost.
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PLUM s & r S..
WILLIAM FARE

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
No. - TWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Orders from the country attended {" on
- ,,,,t., aus.u
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HAMLEr-The air bites shrcwdly; it i,
very cold. HoRArio- 1t is u nipplng and
eager air MIEcYcGy,.
,IcS 80. McsSrs. Hamlet and HOratiO.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

- 80, -.-l-.--z--.- -y.s.-t - sf=i II
81 . 90 - ~.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
" OH, 1919, Passenger Trains WEI sun as
OiiUWS, Wheeling time:
EASlBOTND TRAINS.
NoGl NO7i Nos No IS
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-MnrrLING March 8lst, lS55.

-WNEFLTNU MNTVH 0INI' Io'U'
The Peabody Insurance Company r"
snectmlly solicitS continuation OF lh"
patronage OF the late Fire ami Marine In
Suroncp Compauv, guaranteeing Sati>i;tc-
zion bv fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
sEwM. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
JL.V. RODGERS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
u,,,, paiI,v. S.P. Hildrcth,
,In,iyn Inring. Henry Il. Miller.
A. VI. Adams, iitIiE $500 5. '""'''
'ameS +. Barnes, ir. W >. halts,
Thomas Hughes. pa
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NEW GOODS. New Gops!-Rcccived
daily by }. W. fERREL.
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J. w. FERREL Is opening a splendid
fall stock oi dry goods and cnrprt- Is hi,
usual low prices. Don't fail to cal. ard
see the new styles and great bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-21

Index to New Advertisements.
Pure Tras-V. B. Hall IL Son.
school Buoks-P. Locchcr.
Nnuuuucrurut-A. Wilson.
Observation-Disclosures Singers.
Wntchcs-Wu. A. Turner.
OyERcoArs have been regularly mus
tered into the service for the season.
The Fniaht, are tightening and gus
bills strengthening.
The B"nrd ot Education meets in
special meeting tonight
"WuEEE's my overcolt" stop the
lr- man, is what they said Yesterday.
BASE ball Is getting thin and Tall
trade Is improving.
IL. c. Cl's' j. the name given to the
coming ladies stockings, with lace trim
ming around the top.
GET out your tur> and oyercoats. 1t
has showed in some parts OF the coun-
try.
TIE NAPLES are becoming yellow, and
presently will put on their autumnal garb
OF blazing scarlet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-21

CALL and see the new goods and car
pets at j. ". FEERELS
Corner Main and 10Th street.