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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-16
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r

,-..- - 49, r----- ----z--z
La II 49,.
nNAND AFTER NOV. 10, lN7l, TRAINS
J will run Daily, except sunday as fol-
lows. NsI:
ACCoM'O NAIL. EXPRESS.
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SulIldI.icS.

Bee Hive Sugar Cured Hams.
Bee Hive Sugar Cured Shoulders.
Bee Hive sugar Cured Beet.
Smoked Tongues.
Oregon Mess Salmon.
Oregon Fresh Salmon in Cans.
Extra Mess Mackerel.
Fancy Pearl Meal.
Cracked Wheat.
IlOmiuy GritS.
California Fruit, in Cans.
Just received by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-16

For great bargains attend the Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week OF
j. W FERREL.
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n A L L IS

Every year increases the popularity Of
this valuable Hair PREPARATION; Whi'h rs
durtomcrit alone. We can assure our old
ugtrnnS that II Is kept fully up 10 it, high
standard and II is the only reliable and
perfected preparation OF restoring GRAY
ar F,prn II AIRtnit> youthful color, max
lug IL soft, lu>trouS, and Sllkcn. The
scalp. ~ its use becomes white and clean.
II removes al. rrUptiuu> and dgndruff,aud
nv lis tonic properties. prevents the hair
from falling out, u> IL stimulates and nOur-
iShcS the hair-glaudS. By It's use the hair
crows thicker and stronger. In badness,
n restores the capillary glands To their
normal vigor, and will create u new
Growth, except in extreme old age. Ii is
Tnr most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used. as IL requires fewer appliCatiunS,and
gives the haira splendid. glossy appear
unr.. \. \. Hayes, VI. D., state ASS;,ycr ot
MASSACHUSETTS,, saws: "Thc constituents
arrpurc. and carefully selected fnI excel
Ieni quality; and consider ii the best
preparation for its intended purposes.
>yld 6y all Druggists and Dealers ~ -hcdi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-16

JUpaING from the strikes the adage
should read "a little earning j, dam
grrouS thing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-16

The gas burned dimly lass night, and
the lamps on the streets reminded one Of
tightening bugs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-16
Index to, New Advertisements.

Index to, New Advertisements
New Goods-Wm. A. Turner.
For Rent-Storc Room.
Looking GlaSses-E. l.. Nicoll.
s2O-New York Industrial Exhibition
AND still We are on the ragged edge
Of the polar wave.
Tur Opera House should be crowded
Tonight.
The thermometer averaged about ten
degree, above zero during yesterday.
FoELoRN looking strangers are not as
numerous in town as a week ago.
Iris It consolation that mosquitcs do
not annoy Us this weather, any way.
The justice shops have gone back on
the reporter entirely, here Of late.
THE Municipal Court adjourned until
I Wednesday morning.
To KEEP your hydrant running is
something to be proud of now.
The coopcrs still hold out against the
prnpoScd reduction of wages.
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Police CoURT.-TEcrc was n large
turnout at the Police Court yesterday
morning.
John Conlcy, charged with aisoTderly
conduct, was assessed five dollars and
costs, but not being able to liquidatc the
bill he was sent up for ten days.
John Matox, on the same charge, paid
IL fine of fifteen dollars and costs.
The cases against William Han"S and
LOU. Frederick, charged with disorderly
conduct, were dismissed at the costs of
the city.
Michael Moore, on 4 charge Of disord-
orlv conduct, was let of by the payment
Of three dollars and costs.
Booze" Leisure for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, was committed to
jail for thirty days.
John Kelly and Frank Wilson were
charged with disordcrly conduct and
fined. but execution was suspended on
condition they would leave the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-16

\ MAN who gives his ovcrshors to the
poor. deserves Il better fate that n cold in
the head
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DR.. J. C, Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE OctgS
AYERS CATHARTlC PILLS.

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements
in tllcstOmacL
liver.aud bow
els. They are
a mild apcr-
Mt, and eX-
ccllcut purga-
tive. Bcin <
purely Yegeta-
BILE, they con-
tain nOnIercu-
Mich SpTiOuS
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

r. ~ - e, sssss- 80 sf>=saSz-.s1
la
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NONEM-
" BIER 10, 1874, Passenger Trains VIII
run a. follows, Wheeling time:
EASTBOUND TRAINS.
No 60 No u No - No Is
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The girls who use the "unbleachcd
powder say its Swarth more than the
other kind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-16

THE creditors Of Thomas Sweeney will
meet in this city to day.
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HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-22

t.o tasf f,e,r,1 q f,nr,et ard nate 4 veil for
HE ss1,ette,. l,alt :, who came rushing issto
the room viii, n 1ios,t. and one glance at
tha hosraaret, ,,,.r, t,ld her what was the
matter With him. she had been using the
br1sh that day ID polish the stove. There
has l,ee,, :. reconssruction of things in that
bouse since then. and d new looking glass
and water pitcher has been purchased.
But no more stove tlaciling viii be allowed
ON the nrenises.
sts@
- osso.
BAD MANAGEAikssF.-- AGE mere was ire
menuous Tsasn OF people iron tnls city @ iase
1nnrsoay morning ior 1he STATE falF: Such
. lam we never saw Anstead OF nve cosscfes
as promised, tne rslliroad ofnclais oispiayed
snear usfal aeco4amoesaEng ~ spirit
eoWaFa sne people tAak generously donated
70 the roam $oV,OOOs Dy farnssning one coacn
IN which TO carry three or -FOUR hundred
people, very large proportion Of whom
were ladies. It is true there were several
cattle cars that went to make up the tram,
but the tickets sold called for first class cars.
All the cars were filed to overfowing.
and many were compelled to stand up
as there was neither room or seats upon
which to SIT, and We're knocked and
Duu,l'eu apVut9 " 'iie l.loaio'i u s'ie s1aIs
un'n :''oy "e'o aAAloss pol.
reee'lius n ie esens' @n aou.eiol'il
cOs1cn ii'iA p's'i ''lues. pom sl.'s alIival oi
ta'e efalh az JIG pl'aeloEan opposlIe tne Air
Grounds, the rush for places in the coaches
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TeIegraphic.

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NO. s.

ol1e-l.alf of Che 1nsser befrlT sssRlsry5ef4 f0g-
Sifnirad purposes s,i the balaiica 1or sueecIl-
fg5akifS& and sleenlq7T. FIfky fllomsafld men
alsz or the cams ar1Issr<is. s
-sNFw V1rK ffff M A-Ak fl,e Ier6sran
yssrE sasses fKs ss,ra f,r ~ 1900 aanIss m
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tIss,,cS rrst s,te.i ~ fl, 80.
s1,iN "A rssr,is ft MfsrFaSI ,v3fh Rangsis1sfon.
Nsftie. % crton. NJ aad iiiie BsfIse
ar1ST1 Cf ana Tnsk5 "a AE RsfH .fl1le
go,s.s.x .,,,;1. l,.,, IN ,sis.
was fsit Res. Yfbsafions nom essf to
49, A = ~ "a re n
49, ~ = ss1.s1 - II s,r,, sI,ci
Of ss,es 49, ie 1890 ksr11 sI.ss
evening. " fbfss ifne sIsra el;at fd, gges4.
HaFi1oe GOmnaissionsx. 5Fsfes,eSs Il, nrs,lV t0
Gov. PacEseco Tor the zRrtlogA AZ her kzas-
hend, and has 50 r1zlSd Dlnkxiek AtfoT-
ney Ryan.
Z. An attempt Il lJefIz n,ade q 0h<Rln 50.
N8ESs1n@ &R@ peki1inm Aar 4fsa p@Nlnm M Ehas&
exlefe ensrSeTH, thD Dkutase9Saa hruea,egs..
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SALEM, FRIDAY, Oct. II, 1873.
THE PAVILION

Where crowds of people are congregatel,
some of whom are passing to and fro,
while great many arc sitting upon the
shelving on either side. As most OF them
are ladies il will not do 10 say they are
s'Iaid upon the shelf . and IS they have no
tags affixed. we don't suppose khey are In
tended fer exhibition. 10 the right we
pass the telegraph Office, and on the wall
over the lightning nanipulator hang eight
beautiful oil paintings neatly framed, Rli Of
which are the production Of Miss Nellie
Meachams Of Salem. Farther on are
seven large photographs By w. 81. Cater
lin, among them a very fine group q
some Of the members of the n. e. Church
choir in Salem. Right here we encounter
jam Of people who are tightly wcdged To-
gether In the passage-way Having con-
siderable fifth In the honesty of humanity
in general, and knowing that nobody
would be so green as 70 pick Journalistic
pocket, we elbow our way through the
crowd and come to some show cases full ol
stuffed birds and minerals, entered by 4.
A. Wood, Of Portland. Further along,
Mr.. Hugh Owens, Of South salem, has .
couple OF cages containing about 100 ca.
naFies. The ilne display Of bird eages ].
By .. q. Wright, Mayor Of Salem. Ths
tables as this point seem to Be rather slim.
y suppated but tliey are occupied as seat
BY M ladies. De have now reached tho
end Of the north wing. and turning 10 ths
lefs we proceed 70 inspect the articles or
6zsti sEis
Bot q ghe laaies have pfa-e1spfsd Is,
whole row oE sllelvine ana use Il for seate
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Raising and Moving Bnildinss.

-TxTE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
Wv announce to the citizens OF Albany and
surrounding country that, having supplied our
selves with the necessary 3n1dchtnefy for rails
ing ana removing buildings, we are ready at all
times to receive orders for such work, which
we win do in short order at lowest rateS. We
gQaEnaafc entire satisfaction in all work under
ord Orders 9 iai LEFT ct the REdIsrER once promptly
Attented to. Apply to. .--.
Or, April 2S 1875. 2ev7
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A CARD

CARD.
n. BELL & PARKER, late of Oregon City,
-tAs beg leave TO inform the public that they
have purchased the entire stock of drugs. med
icines, &C., formerly OWanedby r. G.. Hill & SON,
and that they design continuing the business
at the old stand. where they purpose keeping in
1he furure q fun assortment of
Drugs,
Chemicals,
Patent MeRtctaes,
Toilet Articles,
PeyJnDae''y,
and everything usually found in a frst-class
drug store,
While earnestly soliciting continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
OLD house, we hope at fhe same time, by fair
aud liberal dealing, and careful attention to the
wants OF customers, to merit the esteem OF any
NEW friends who may favor us with their Or
ders.
Particular attention wiz be given TO the COM
pounding of physician g prescripti ions and tam
lily recipes, ut all hours of the dayor night.
As xGs BELL &c PARKER
Successors to r. c. HILL a SoS.
Albany, October 3. 74-n4h
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You ean get anything son want la the
crctkery line at Baker dollar stores
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-10

IN spite Of efforts TO create the I'M
preston that the Ohio Democratic plat
foim means imitation, it is clear to any
man who will read it carefully that such
is not the case 1t is simply opposed to
the rapid contraction of the currency to
the manifest detrimelt of business. The
Columbus Dispatch puts the case correctly
and truthfully when it says: THE want
of the country is not so much money as
confidence. The banks seem to be tull
and the rate of discount low, but with
the Congressional pledge to forced re-
sumption Of specie payment IN 1873, pru
dent men will not embark in business
enterprises with the uncertainty Of the
results which will follow the necessary
contraction. Business men have no con-
fdence IN the future; will not borrow
the money out of the banks and put 1t
in circulation; and therefore, while the
banks have plethora, the people have
little
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To Contractors and Builders

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR
the rebuilding at the Church OF the
immaculate Conception, Eighth ward,
can he seen ny contractors and builders, at
the office of {. &. kemble, architect, on
and after July 9th.
Sealed Proposals for rebuilding the said
Church, will be received al the Office of
William Handlau, up Ia J o'clock l.. NJ,
July 10th, 1879.
The Committee will require bond and
security in such sum rs they may here
after name, for the performance ot the
work in accordance with the provisions Of
the contract. reScrving the right 20 reject
any or all bids. BY order of the
jy9a COMMITTEES.
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r,rrnsrurAcrrRE OF STOVES.

Mr.. :. s. JEwETT President of the
National Association of Stove Manutac-
,urers. in his address at the recent meet
ing of that body in ST. Louis, detailed
certain matters of interest to the trade as
well as to the public. lie says that a
carefully prepared estimate, made from
returns OF stove manufacturers, show that
the capacity of all the foundries IN the
United States is 100000 stoves per an
mum. $1,000 stoves were made last
vasr and 900. 600 were sold. There was
stocl, on hand in January, 1875, of
DOB 600 stoves in the hands of msnutac-
,ur,rs. lie thinks that there is
"a, least thirty-three per cent
greater capacity for making stoves
than the country requires, and
that the facility with which stoves can be
turned out, makes it practicable for man
ulacturcrs to meet any sudden de-
,nsnd without allowing the accumu-
lation Of q large stock. Mr.. JEwETr
called particular attention to the
remarkable Improvements made in stoves
within the last twenty years, whereby he
claim, u reduction of fifty per cent. in
the quantity Of fuel required for cooking
aud heating purposes, and many other
advantages. There would be few man
ulacturcrs whose century OF progress
would make a more striking exhibit ut
the Centennial than that Of the manu-
iacture of stoves. OF ornamcntation Mr.,
.Iewctt has some wise words to say which
may be applicable 10 other things
besides stoves "The antiquated artist
was dc,irous to show how perfectly and
cHectually he could do just what was re-
CURED, or what the subject demanded
and allowed scope for and no more. q
With the progress of culture, and the in
crease OF wealth, greater attention is paid
to the interior decoration of private resi-
dences and public buildings, and year by
wear among the better educated classes,
there is more of the rsticcat and less Of
the demousfraHv in ornament. This
should be the fact in regard To stoves.
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MR. ECCLES AND THE $4,000
CHECK.

The following paragraph which appear
ed in the tclegraphic report Of the New
York Money and Stock Market printed
in the DAILY REGISTER, yesterday morn
ing, naturally enough, created considera-
ble surprise among the citizens Of Wheel
ING, on their first reading of it. After
the facts were explained, surprise gave
wav to Indignation at the wrong that
had been done q former citizen of this
place. The following is the paragraph:
"As to bank troubles, it appears that
on Tuesday an individual by the
name Of Eccles got accommodated
AT the Merchants Bank Associa-
tion. in the shape of certified
check for $4,000 currency, to take up
some gold ut the Third National bank,
but when the boy presented the check
the cashier of the Third National would
not deliver the gold except to the princi-
pnl, and also took possession OF the certl-
lied check. The principal has not vet
been found, and rumor has it that ne has
zone to Canada to see a sick relative. II
there WAS any villainy in this matter, it
has been frustrated by Mr.. Jordan, OF
the Third National. The Merchants
Banking Association has attached the
gold held by the Third National, and
there is not likely to be any loss. There
WAS a better feeling on the street when 1t
became known that there was no bank
dedication, and that nothing had been
lost
Mr.. EccLEs is well known here as the
former cashier OF the City Bank, and the
son.in-law of its President, ROBERT
CRANaLE, Esq. He is now resident OF
the city Of New York where he is en-
Gagged in the banking business. His
mother resides in Toronto, Canada. She
was tanen dangerously i'll few days ago
and Mr.. ECcLEs was telegraphcd for, to
come To her bedside without delay.
While absent the transaction referred to
took place. On being informed of the
matter, Mr.. EccLEs al once returned
+, the city. and rectifcd the error Of "Mr.
JORDAN ofthe Third National Tele-
Grams received from him by Mr.. CRAM
GLE state that all is right and that the
capturing of the check from the bank
messenger by the cashier Of tho Third
National Bank. was unwarranted.
Altogether it was an unfortunate mat
Ter, and a grieyous outrage has been per
petrated upon the business character Of
Mr.. ECCLgs; one that it will be difficult
for the over-zealous "Mr. JORDAN to re-
pair.
Since the above was in type, the Asso-
ciated Press kilograms bring us the fol-
lowing amend:
NEW YORK, July 1.-The Evening
Post saws: THE sensation story that +.
II. Eccies, a member Of the Stock EX-
change, had deiaulted 10 the Merchants
National Bank, is proved groundless. He
had taken Fourth OF July holiday, and
on his return Yesterday, found that one of
his clerks had filled up blank check on
the Merchants National Bank for an
smount sufficient to take up $4,000 in
gold, pledged by Eccles with the Third
National Bank This clerk, who has
disappeared, it is believed intended TO
draw the gold and get away with it. This
morning committee reported that after
81 full investigation, il was evident Eccles {
was in no way party TO the attempt to .
Iefraud the bank or any one.
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TIE potato bug. we are told by the
Chicago newspapers, is being followed IN
it, Journey eastward by another potato
scourge, more yoracious and destructive,
if possible, This new bug has been an
nounccd in Northern Illinois, and Is de-
scribcd as long and thin in form, of "a
dove color. and US suddenly making its
appearance in the potato fields in
.wsrm~. The new destroyer is said to be
making havoc Of the potato fields, and is
only To- be reached by the same treat
lnent and in much the same way as the
Colorado bug.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-10

Hon. SHEPHERD LEFFLER, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor OF Iowa,
is, we believe, u native of Ohio county,
West Virginia, and is n brother Of Mr..
DANIEL LEFFLER, Of the vicinity OF
West Liberty, in this county, We OBJ
serve by our dispatches, that Mr. LEI
rLER has invited Governor kIRKwooD,
his Republican opponent for the Cover
norship. to joint discussion of the issues
before the people. The Democrats have
determined to make the canvas lively
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF

WHEELING AND BELMONT BRIDGE Co.,
WHEELING, W. VA, July d, 1870 J
Tie Board OF Managers Of the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company, have de-
clarcd a dividend Of four AZ per cent on
the capital stock Of the Company, out OF
the earning for the past six months, pay
able OH or after the 10th day of July, 1915, To
the stockholders or their legal representa-
tivcS holding stock ut the close of the list
day OF said month. JOS. LAWSON,
iva Secretary.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums 10 cluu agents and 10 subscribers.
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DIED.

Lewiston Friday morning, July 9Th,
1875, MARTHA NJ, wife OF Jonathan Lewis
aged % years.
Funeral from the residence OF her nus
band in Kirkwood, Ohio, this afternoon at
3. O'Clock. Friends are respectfully IN
Yifed 10 nltend.
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HIGGINA' GALLERY.

Successor 10 Brown IL Higgins.)
Having purchased the interest of Mr..
Brown / would announce that the bust
ness will be continued at the old stand,
promising to spare no efforts 10 please
everybody. \ continuance of your pat
rouage is solicited. -
M r. II. HIGGINS.
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GOVERNORS OFFICE,

RICHMNOD, July 3, 1874. !
II affords me pleasure To say that | am
well acquainted wit" large majority OF
the Officers of the Montpelier Female
Humane Association, who reside in the
vicinity of my home, and attest their in
telligence and their worth and high rcpu-
tation aS gentlemen, rs well IT, the public
confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, GOV. Virginia.
Further references by permission: His
EXcellcncy. Gilbert {. Walker, eX-Gov-
ernor of Va; Hon. Robt. T.. Withers, Lieut..
Governor q; Va. and L. \. Senator elect :
Hon. Rubt. ". hughes, Judge East, Dist.
oi Va; senators and members OF Congress
from Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send Tor circulars. Address
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PreS't VI. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va. or
Apply 10 J. G. ALDEHsoN, Agent, Wheel
ing. W. Va. iun26
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

yIyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name of Brown
& Higgins, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, John Brown retiring. The ac-
counts OF the late firm will be settled by
r. II. Higgins.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-10
FOR SALE.

TWILL SELL. ON VERY REASONABLE
terms, 10 close up, the following pro
perty on the west side OF huron street
island, near street ear stables, viz: Lots
No. IL and Il, with comfortable houses ana
improvements complete.
Also one lot on Wabash street, back OF
the above, fronting on Wabash 10 feet, ANA
running back 10 leet 10 an alley, with I'M
proyementS thereon.
Also finc farm, containing lOSl acres,
situated near Fairvlcw, Guernsey county,
Ohio, on the National road, ~ miles rom
Wheeling, undcTlaid with coal, conven-
lent OF access. and an abundance oil IRON
ore. viii be sold tor less than nall It's true
value To close up the affair.
Titles of all the above property uhdIS-
puted. For particulars enquire OF
J. G.. HERNEG,
AuctiOucer and Real Estate Dealer, No.
nos Market street, Wheeling. JylOh