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, 1876-01-20

VITAL AN olD X SAYS.
7o thA Ea.fsT NJ Jhd thleaq1 I1buae:
CISclxxAT1 Jan. 1H.-I have Just received a
letter from Col. F., au old asmychua, Of mine,
who has. sluca the close OF the War. resided IN
the South. mostly in kentucky an! Toanusseo,
mad been engaged in commercial business. rha
Colonel was one OF tLa tirst, "a we'll ~ ono Of
the lravest md best, mtn whom 0b!o sent to
tho fsont; hut, phen the conh,c. vas over he.
like thousands Of his comrades, said, "Lct, by.
cones DO bygoney." sstlul down, Alsl has rs-
slded South. Therefore, when . man jlEu the
Colonel. who las hatd NO o1i:a
slnce Tho War .cIosed.-a inan wi,u
was, llka hundred Of thousands Of our patriotic
youug men. In war tho br.vs; In peace. tic trus-
that tllo.e idsar sLotId bs n,pe known, th4t ohur
on sa may sao a., M sue
Lou1sytLLK. Ky., jan. 10, ts7d.-Mr D.An car EA!s:
-. uat t"ah ths Love. lonae of Congress Just
running !htnss sdm!1ahly7 Tbty arc m,tink snore
dozen campaigns. Wel huns, ln they get Goa.
troll Of the 0osernlncnt sud mate us w4lk ~ aud
annlogtze TOR having served i tho Cnton army they
Will not b TOO asyors. hope they wsi! not n,Ats
ast down on u4r knees aud Wps thutr boots and .al
l,ul, asloa.iy,s 10 thuk th.. a man hko speaker
party aa,inst tho pertlrel tEAltofs that Ft2test
tho De'nacr'cy iscnough to make uues ehett4 tintIs
aud nns* hsnds Itch to aa arIp sttt and eurrt k,-
tory teh the tasrs. And. II Zen Hill wAnt, shA al.
IhsY may talk OF bin not representing sha Southern
sfHtinrHt " aoea represent it. anl w wha have
btsn south .ince ths War wall know II, Itenl yuu
fsEy i.s sf thu Louisville 4''''A'' which tells that
THE CntcAao TRIBUNE tstng the ackunw!s,tlcd
cadcs ln Republican journalism III Tho Wc.t u tho rr.
aon give for asking you 10 give this Place, thtreby
hoping 70 reach tho 4rallost number cf r1.soltur.
aha loyal nIen. Yours very truly. Arbr4H.
, 1876-01-20
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, 1876-01-20
NEW FubLtoAribNs,
Reading f0r Children,
0PlNl0H'0F CHAS. FRANCIS ADAHS
ATRENCHANT
A Clergyman's Opinion.
What You Gan Get for Five Dollars.
4 Clergyman's Opinion.
What You Gan Get for Five Dollars.

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMs
HayE, IN letter to tho Quincy (Ma.aA rsfrtot m.
thsecotrds of lhs books In brsk demand at al NM
iifiihsarte* arc vapld and sera.tton4lr He thfpfs
tnat af.ha oght u guide tbs ehildtens tass 10 the
Advertiser, In
, 1876-01-20

The sfissssIppi papers suggest to che Demo.
cratic Legislature Of TINT Stats the psoprioty OF
e1pungine from the records the resolutions COM
plimeItary to Gen. Sheridan which were pasbul
at tho tInc Of the Now Orleans rint4. in ls74.
, 1876-01-20

thse:orhs nf lhs books In brtsk d1n1Aud 1t IN nnh
that tas,ns oghs 70 guide tbs ehildsss tass IL the
fho'ee 81 reading more Than they do. Tho Nevsrk
Adfestltert In
A TKENOuANT EDITORIAL
which = apsea b:fors the ehidten or th,s conurT Il
eeye or bis hand 10 execute II fs evc, worse hsn m
ofcn advocacy Of vice and inte,nptranco, fos thai
,Ifs1 T1ua earsy T. own .nde.s rhis .h.
ieahy food, ll|s The In aRinasi with gausly sud d,s
!o,.t pictures ot IT. aud develops tbs passions Al 80
much or tue low ors tone II society Ia dua to thcAe
eatai'ic h,Hts Of tho presa W. do not KNOW: hut u
soeEee, 10 We have right 10 bcljsra .h1. ths ons
81 the.e PAPER, desenrd by curious and eager ehil.
n,en ,n,s ;nanes 70 srae e1.ent The tons ot
m!aas tanas Under tbcis influence"
Ths writer adds: II msy 10 somexbss unnecessary
~ stsse that ~ 17e % reefeuee in tho above 10 tos
tnnntly magazines for chdren which nte as he ,ith-
m ~ ihey ars he"fui II oil e1itors ~ ablt.
plain Of" The New York Tribune aa,s: I'm
TIE AVALANCHE OF IMMORAL LIT.
ERATURE
That threatens ths chfI,ircu eorne strong y3t.,tx
*hnerofnt aud rally attractive na5azsns required
tor thsn and ST. SscEoL*! has reachcd h!ghos pit.
temrorar;cs.''
4 CLERaY11AN's OPINION,
The Hsv. q. S. Robinson, D. D., II, IN aettes In III,
bnnday.achora Times, the nubj-cs. sara Of Rr
NfciIoLAs, BCuiBHkha fLLEsTnATkp a14gAxyE fo1
d!aLs and uoTs cleaner. puscr more truatworth5
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III. to Dcc.. FsEi for t.
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unta Of ST. Slcltota4 fer "A i, The full prtce Of
which iit7 tr for SA they will send 81 Ntcnot4s VI
a6oVs aad both tie boupI sulues the full Price Of
Whtrh ID sli.
Esra Of The volumes II complete ID aef; thor arr
by al odds MT only Tho le' ilt The 1soEees gift
b1afE Tor children evsr fBsIcd.
The roiEmss cr1itatn norv than 1850 ort&yo poets
with ncFlY e iiIuetrntnns; they hare hrs splendid
seTlhl aoTcn. hesd:k shorter atodea historical and
hsoHaphicl PsPe1s porruh sketches. rhymes tuRles
siddH. etc.. more than oJua1 In eooents to twenty
voluues of ordinary chldrcn's boofs Of COO booi
p1gcs costing s3,on!!
Tho FEBRUARY NUMBER IL now randy.
Two specimen numbers, With Prospectus for ls7a
sent, po.aAvc tald+ On receipt OF Is ceutg.
5CRIBNER &c CO.
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White. for the Human Familsl::
yellow. for Hersss and Animals.

Those Liniments ere simply the wonder
of the world. Their effects are Little 10,
than marvellous. yet there are some things
which they viii MT 90. Tney vii not
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strengthened fingers, cured chronic fheu.
matism Of many years standing. and
taken the pain from terrible burns and
scalds,, which hsve never been done by
The White Liniment Il for the human
family. 1t will drive Rheumatism, Sciattca
and Neuralgia from the system; cure
Lumbago, Chillblains, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cutaneous Eruptions; it extracts most
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
of bites and stings Of venomous reptiles;
IL subdues swellfngs, and alieviates pain
sof every kind. ~
For sprains or bruises It Is the most
potent remedy ever discovered. The Can
taur Liniment Is used with great emcacy
Earache, and Weak Back. The following
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INDIANA HoMR, JEFF. Co., Ind,
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aud chords. / have not been free from
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perfecilywell, thanks TO the Centaur Hni-
ment. The Eminent ought 10 be applied
warm. - Z u On. BENJAMIN BROWN.
The proof is In the trial. 1t is reliable,
It is handy, It Is cheap, and every FAMILY
To the SICK and bed-rIdden, the halt and
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To the poor and distressed who have
spent their money for W orthless medi.
9 mes, a bottle OF Centaur Liniment win be
given without charge.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
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flesh OF horses and animals. IL has per.
formed more wonderful cures OF SPAWN,
Strain, Wind-galls, Scratches, Sweeny,
and general La Is thar than All es sss
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EVERY owner of horses should give the
Centaur Imminent trial. We consider IL
the best article ever used In our stables.
al. Marsh, Supt. Adams Ex. Stables, ~.
II ss 3 o snpts aps Nat k sa ssaSss
I "MoNTGoMERY, ALA, Aug. II, 1874. =
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ems of the family Eminent for my neg roes.
! want 70 purchase at the Wholesale eprice
and will thank you to ship me bych avan-
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The best patrons OF the LinimeSt are
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Calls, Wounds aud Poli.evil. removes
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These Ltniments are warranted by the
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PERSONAL Rev. s. B. Barnitz, Of
the .Englsh Lutheran Sunday School,
reached home. yesterday from. Hanover,
Pennsylvania; where he spent the Sunday
With sister who has temporarily taken
,ehAse sf his la,is dsaghteri. q
Gov. JACOB has been invited TO the
English Lutheran Sunday School excur
sion 'tssmorfoW. , 'sEES3lS} !
The Lutheran Sunday School villgive
the home children the pleasure Of a free
ribs and pure air to-morroM Z Ed {
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rs pleasant and perfect substitute. in ali
cases, for Gator OIL. CastorIa f. tie result
OF an old physicians effort TO ps ,nluce, foi
his own practice, IN effective, 'ssLhartic,
pleasant to the taste and free from gripping.
Or. Samuel Pitcher OF Hyannis, Mass,
succeeded In combining, without the use
Of alcohol, o purgatiye agent as pleasant
TO take as honey, and which posseses all
the desirable properties OF Castor Oil.
It Is adapted 10 all ages but Is especially
recommended to mothers Al Q reliable
remedy for all disorders Of the stomach
and bowels of children IL is cert4in,
agreeable, absolutely harmless, and cheap.
IL should be used for wind collie, sour
stomach, worms, costfveness, Group, &C.,
then children can have seep and mother
may rest. 2ls 30 sI-ts.. ..-u ......ti
j.! B. Rose Il Co., Of 4s Dey street, New
YorA are the sole preparers OF Csstoris
aftefDr. Pitchers recipe. apll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

MEANNEss.-We have heard of people
stealing insignificant things just for pure
meannets or mischievousness, but TO stral
flowers frsm church yard is the mean
est theft we ever heard Of. Some one
was guilty of such an act by stealing the
other day,a lot Of towers from the church
yard of the st. Matthews Episcopal
church. a. fei7'-1t' soy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

u SERKNADRD.-Prof. George Schartz-
bach. the President of the Harmonic
Singing Society, was favored with SER
enadc by the members OF that society on
bad the steamer Express yesterday
p,0rning. 2 = = Z Z 81 n
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slvER NEWS.

IL T.
The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated 9 feet 4 inches m the channel
~ The Mallie Ragon left for Pittsburgh
at q A. n. yesterday, 7ay s,s f,se 800. !
IS The Courier departed for Petersburg
a. the usual hour yesterday morning.
Eg The Salt fVsllsy, en- route tor Ironton,
passed down. 95Sni $685. 9a'me9 81 ~
j The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
8 P. n. yesterday. =" ~
The Carrie Brooks from Pittsburgh en-
route for Zsnesvllle was due last night.
The Granite State from Portsmouth en-
route for Pittsburgh is due to-day. sa1
0 The Express is the Parkersburg packet
At 1Oa A, NJ. 49,. .;,......,.s,.
/ Business about the landing was good
yesterday. - ,ebasor7si as1s.i L. sai
: The local packets arrived and depart
ed on time. Z 9 'l'''2ii.t - - ~. 7.
I, s-9pQ4 By Telegraph a
q iCINcINNATI, o, May, 30 River 10
feet and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived Glasgow, Evansville.
Departed Hudson Wheeling,
ST.. LOUIS, May qS0--Arrived-
johnson and Ironsides, Keokuk; Red
Wing, st. Paul; Storm, PGmeroy; Belle,
st. Louis. Departed--Johnson, keokuk;
Capital City, Vicksburg; Lake Superior,
st. Paul; Belle, st. Louie; Cambridge.
The river has fell 2 inches. Weather
clear and very warm. s79osasa % ,siIs
4 NASHVILLE, May 80. Driver rising
with s feet on the shoals. Arrived
B. 3. Cook, Point Isabel; Liberty, Smith
land; HiIIman, Cairo. Departed-B. II.
Cook, Point Isabel; Liberty, smithland.
LoUlsvILLE, May 30.-Weather warm
and clear. ArrIved-John l. Rhodes,
Pittsburgh. Depsrted-John L. Rhodes,
st. Louis. River falling with 8 feet 10
inches in canal. ..a- ,,t- ,... =
CAIRO, May MISUNDERSTANDING
st. Louis; Vint, Shinkle, Cincinnati;
Raven, St. Louis. Departed Whale,
Ohio; Shinkle, Memphis. River 26 feet
9 inches and falling. ~ Light rain in the
evening; mercury 81 degrees. % d
MEMpH1s, May 30.--River fell Is
inches Weather lot and showery.
Departed Sherlock and Cons Millar,
Cincinnatir City OF Vicksburg and Him.
OILS. Vicksburg; Tower, st. Louis; Grand
Republic and Thomsan Dean are due
rom below, A bar is reported forming
at the foot of DEVILS Elbow. ,iprl'a
EVANSVILLE, May 3O-Weather clear
and hot; mercury from 81 to SO de rees.
River I6 LILO feet and falling. Up-Red
CLOUD, Charles Morgan, Maggie Smith,
Sandy No. 2, James D. Parker. Down
John A. Wood, after repairing her
steam pipe, j. H. Bigley and tow, Alice
Brown and tow, Tarascon, Smoky City
and tow. Arkansas Belle and Robert Nit
chell. Business moderate. y
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A Bs1GHr OUTLooK.-The prospects
for the contemplated excursion Of the
English Evangelical Lutheran Mission
Sunday School tomorrow are very fiat
tefing. The arrangements are about
completed and will prove satisfactory TO
all concerned, as they are commensurate
with the growth of the school and the
wants of It's many friends. The trains
three of them) will be under the direct
supervision Of Captain Devries and Lieut..
! Wsisger Der, OF the Baltimore and Chic
railroad, with Conductor brown and q
corps of able assistants. The grove is
said Z, be the finest 10 Washington Co.,
Pa, and the hospitality of its owner,
Captain Harry Shirls unbounded. An
admirable feature Of the excursion will
be an open air concert, by Vass' band and
the scholars of the Sunday school. The
scenery along the entire route, Is beauti-
full, al d the rates so low IS to make it
possible for almost everybody 10 enjoy it.
The excursions of this Sunday school
are always free from Objectionable fea
lures. hence, the large number of families
attending chem! Should the weather con-
tinue warm and day, rs 1t was yesterday.
We doubt whether three trains will BE- suf-
ficient 70 carry theprecious freight of the
'English Lutheran Sunday School q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

TnE latest rumor about the Centennial
Exposition is, that Barnum intends secur-
ing 1t as q side-show for his circus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

SCORED AaAIN.-Quite number of
people assembled at the Fair Grounds
yesterday afternoon TO witness the game
betesn the. Actives OF Reading, Pa, and
the Standards Of this. city. The game
was won by the Activee, but we never
saw the Standards play such apoor game
in the field. The following sthe score:
srAsnApn tu ACTIVE. DHt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

TIMES are SO had in this city al pres.
ent that boarding house keepers find it
impossible TO allow moro than one hair
to q plate OF butter. VS.. ~.
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w. q. HALLLR, auctioneer, sold yes
terdsy the Adams property, on Market
street. for one thousand dollars. John
Adams purchaser.
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- " y
SorRrr MysIcALE.--The soiree of the
Misses Doddridge, last evening, was
complete success. That well known and
favorite temple of amusement, the Opers
House, was crowded with the elite OF the
cityto witness the performance of the
yonng lady pupils, ana lively interest
from ,frss TO last was manifested. Every.
thing was arranged with the greatest
care, and went of smoothly and neatly
The young ladies showed great prof
cheney In their several parts, and rem
dered operate airs as we'll as ballads
without the slightest hesitation. The
following was the programme:
PART FIRST. ~
Plano Sextette........... GYPSY Polks
Misses List. Somehow, Hornbrook, Marsh
z. Mcclure and A. Pollack.
Song-Highland blossom,
W. v. Wallace and Miss Lee Hervey.
Piano solo-La Regatta veneziana. 10. .. Lisz
Miss Bertha Pollock.
Vocal Duett-Brightly shine the Gems.
Misses shryer aud Heburn.
Inst. Duett-Gallop Brilliant. ponholta
Misses B. Mcclure and ID. Poilack.
song-The Merry Spring. ....-....... Aou''SeI
Miss Mollie Marsh.
Piano Quartette-P0lha Rondo Brilliant
Misses Todd, Shryer, Hervey &Heyburn.
Song-Robin Adair---.. Miss Della Pollock
Inst. Sextette-Anvil On Verd
Misses Copp, Frasher, armstrong, Baggs
johnson and A Pollack.
Song Fairy Waltz. ......SchoetlfnS
Miss Pollock.
Plano Solo--Crispinie 10 Comare... Ho1andF
Miss Ida Todd.
Ef PART SECOND.
The May Queen in Two Acts. Dramalii
Persenae.
May Queen-Miss Ella Heburn.
Maids OF Honor-Miss Lulu Clark and MIS-
L. Woods.
Directress-AissL Lee Hervey.
Mayers-Misses Mcclure, Baggs, B. Pollock
Crumbacker, Armstrong d Johnson.
Fairy Qseen-Miss Della Pollock.
First Fairy-Miss Blanch Pollock.
Second Fairy-Miss Virginia Gibson.
Third Fairy-Miss Julia List. ..a
Gracet Beauty, Flora Pollock; Love
Genie Hornbrook; Innocence,
n. Pollock.
Nymph, Emma Stamm, Carrie Copp ant
Oracle Booth.
Act Transformation OF May Queen.
; Act second-Fairy Queen and Court.
The only thing to disturb the hsrmo.
ny of the evening occurred during tn
piano quartette in the first part, when |,
very decided calamity was threatened
Miss Ella Hepburn, who was advancing
to the piano, stepped too'near the foot
lights; in o moment her dress caught fre
and blazed up. For awhile great con
sternation prevailed as It was feared tina
the young lady would'l be- serious
ly injured. Mr.. Bernie AcLure
however, with unusual presence o
mind, sprang 70 her assistance and sooI
extinguished the fame. The youns
lady herself displayed great fortitude ant
the CONSERVATION created for q moment
soon subsidized giving place TO feeling
of satisfaction that what threatened Il
be sdecided tragedy had terminated *
iayorably. 20 e<t$EsF
Space would fail us TO describe in de
tail tho performance. 1t was all good
the young ladies we're perfect In thei
several parts and reflected great credi
upsn both teachers and themselves
Wheeliag has cause to take pride il
having so excellent an institution as tina
Of thA Misses Doddridge in her midst
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Tie County Democratic EIecstive
Osnnitaes met q The Office Of the State
ntssntise ConnittsA No. 1729 Market
sssees q 3P. n. yesterday: Il vss Tho
sAaninous opinion Of tho ccmanittee
that thsy kad exhanstSd o. power IN
ealliag ~ asseiaE that Was held % the
.Soh - Nexre,A tAsy thEefep ID no
sarnsusly sxpr1tea Wish that The party
RHs - 2 01saSS<s froas
rSDp, cxs;rma.. :
a. i. bcsSsaYsE HxsaGJJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

THrsr are the days to draw the greese
to the surface and make sxeltering hu.
msn,ty sigh for an easy char in pro1im-
ity to the North Pole. go g.
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|psycaoNANcY. g soUL cHAsn
. snd gain tie loEs GA aGIsftous q
100 ~ choose Instantly. mis-
PIE mental e1Qutremens All can p0ss
nee, ~ mall 0T &c, together with :
E1ags guide, kgyptfs1 OFnets, Dreams
- LAdieHs W'edding Night slfiFt,
a qneer book. Addrea r. WILLIAM
Pubiiahen, Philadelphia. po25la
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

SoME evil-disposed person has bean, for
day or two, circulating the report OF
unssfety on the HenpReld railroad. The
report is utterly unfounded and contra
dicted by officers Of the railroad who re-
port the road in splendid condition. The
felIon reporting these evil-tidings, il he
intended 10 injure the Sunday school ex-
cursion tomorrow has greatly missed his
mark, as the part Of the foed he pro-
nounces unsafe is on TIE othsr side OF
Shirts grove and Eos pssssd OVER ~ the
excursionists. - ks I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

MAIN street, North Wheeling is to
have triumphal arch worth $50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

oo WE did hear Cockaynss ssnd dis-
course some music hovevsss thst ~ list
OF descriptive adjectives ct our command
fails 70 describe. It was just the thing,
and cannot be excelled in. the Stats, and
the verdict of thin Court il that Cockayne
is not only q musician, bui . gentleman
also.--Nsse Nayfinspilk Messenger,
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LOCAL iNTELLIeENc.iEE
Index to New Advertisements.

Lutheran Sunday School Excursion.
Wall Paper Friedel & 20.
Public Sale of Residence-Thomss
Hughes. 32t q.
Csrpets-G. Mendel, Booth Il 20.
Wanted-Agents H'"7'i'' ,. fa'
Important to Lumbsrmen.
Ladies, Call and Examine.
Nail City Book Beer-Louis Soldiers
Saloon. - 49, .-s
Mssons and Qusrrymen Wanted.
Turin Kids-Emsheimer Bros
+ Head of Local.
Executors Notice. First Page.] 80.
To Delegates and Otners-(Firs Page]
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NEW DYING ANDcLkAEfse EsfAB-
fnsts. No. IzB Naskst 6{rssf, norfh
end ~ Market Street Bridge. IN my
employment = NJ, Louis ba1deis, ana
iytie eAsmise from Fasls, vnsnes. Al
k In g 81 s ~ - w. 49,. 1872 ~ y,
o. dyed On sbcsS sesics md Ssicss = Give
snft6fnettons B1aek uuolan Gn0ds tfSns,
tofDeh IN eo5oes via; Dfsb, BnSk Green,
l n.,oS.s ~ kab!s. Cs,isornls n!s.
ri tssssias Is fss - 1aen y s: .sis.
sssssSSxf = ! - - - 's, 1a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

Tn best ssovtnsst q sAskss onis
and choscest s6,seSions ~ ugss And o.
bscco 10 be had in ths city q Helm
bnght,s emporium.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

81 To Sur THE TIMKs.--Card size Pho
'tognphs 400 per d.zen, aud other sizes
in proportion. The finest work made in
the city 1t Halls GALLHar,t !.
1906 Market street. opposite AcLufe
= House. illa 5slI- 'Rf'oigss'lo Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

&c PoLIcE CouRT-Jrdgs 0rsm"er.
The following cases we're disposed OF
atiths Police Court yesterday morning;
Young Fred. Davis, celored, was
charged with disorderiy conduct be
was lined 81 and costs ss9k VIVA
Patrick Lynch was convicted OF drum
kenness, In payment OF the costs ne
was permitted TO depart.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

THE place to get the cheapest shoes is
at l.. Y. Blends 90 r.J .svEl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

If you want bargains in shaes go tc
L. v, Blends, f135 Main street. e.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

SELLING shoes regardless of cost at L.
v. Blends. '..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

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List frish s c,s p yfad; BJ11ehed
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Dsy Good sad 'OssPss = psspssftoa-
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

- Toa5r fHD Tsnne-Eard siss Pho
tessAph t20o pr dszen, and O(hg sisA
IN pro0oftion. The, Hnese work made In,
tie city & HATS GAtxxiss
l906 Market ssfssk sSpSiss nacLsrs
Hon. aAALsaaa 4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

YESTERDAY was Decoration day. Did
anybody in Wheeling knowitf -