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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14
Knabe'. Centennial Triumph.

The United States Centennial CUmmIs.
sion and the Judges OF Awards have
unanimously decreed 10 Messrs. VIM.
knabe X Co. the Diploma OF Honor and
Medal OF Merl. for Concert Grand, Par
Tor Grand, Square and Uprigh. Pianos
By the system OF awards adopted
Pisnos-ot all grades received Medals ID!
precisely the same character, but the true
test Of merit appears only in the reports
OF the Judges accompanying the medals
The Judges pronounced the knsbe
Pianos TO be the best eXDouents Of the art
of piano making, and fully entitled TO
the leading position, combining a the
requisites Of perfect instrument ~ the
highest degree; power, richness, and
singing quality Of tone, ease and elastici.
" OF touch. effectiveness OF action, solid
~ and originality of construction, and ex-
csllence of workmanship. The knabe
award i not confined 70 any single STYLE
of Instrument, a. Is the case with other
exhibitors in this department. but COM
prises all four styles. and stands unqual-
lied by phrases indicative o. mediOcrity
Nor ~ere the judges content TO recog-
nize only u few good qualities, for they
especially commend all the elements Of
merit which it Is possible for the best
pisno-forte 70 possess.
Other exhibitors, in order 70 obtain
any comfort out OF their reports, must
either torture or subvert the evident
meaning, or publish that which they
have not received. dessrs. knabe's
award is too plain 20 be misunderstood.
Adams i Lucas 1877 Market street, are
sole agents-for the KRsbe Fianos.
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THAT Gold Watch.

PEBsoSALlTIEs.-Mr. Harry Cardova,
sgent tor the North Carolinas, is stop
ping at the Grant. =,
Hon. F 5. Dehass lectures at the NJ.
Z. Church, Bridgeport, tonight.
Among the arrivals at the Mcclure
last night were F. Ii. French, Lexington,
Mo-; Horace Stacey, Cincinnati; ii. d.
Blackburn, Msrtinsburg W. Va; W.
IL. Robbins, Pittsburgh. and a. {. Fern
and n. b. Walker, of New York.
Hon. j. H. Wilson, delegate from
Preston county, was in the city yester-
day.
Capt. Davis, Chief of Police, is men
toned among the candidates for The
Street Commissionership al the ensuing
city election.
Messrs. Chas. Roth, of Cincinnati, and
ID. Everstein, of Cumberland, were among
the arrivals ut the ST. James last night
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Owing TO reduced appropriations, the
u. :. steamer Michigan, the only war
vessel on the lakes. has been put out OF
commission.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
panv has declared dividend OF per
cent. out of the earnings OF the three
months ending December Slst.
The Philadelphia Board of Brokers
offer reward of $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction of the parties who sent
bogus dispatches To New York for the
purpose OF d"preciating New Jersey Gem
trial stock.
The Union League of America held \
meeting at Philadelphia yesterday. More
devilment.
Governor Hayes WAS serenaded at
Day ton, O, last night.
The Senate committees appointed under
Mr.. EQmunds, resolution 10 investigate
the recent elections in South Carolina and
Florida, started for their respective fields
of inquiry last evening.
Twelve French communists escaped
from Noumia, yesterday, in n steam
launch. A war vessel overlook and cap
tured ten OF them, and the other two
Jumped overheard and were drowned.
A great fire in Valparaiso, or the i4th
and 18th of November, destroyed many
valuable buildings.
An illicit distillery, valued at $40, 900,
was seized in New York yesterday.
The explosion of n boiler at copperas
mine m Green Point mountain, \. j ,
Tuesday night, killed two men and ia
tally injured two.
Charles Brent, the forger, is to be de-
livered to the American authorities.
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THAT Gold w stcb,

SPECIAL TERMS AND Prices IN
PIANOS AND ORGANs.-We have now on
hand q magnificent assorted stock OF
Pianos and Organs-from the very
cheapest to the most expensive makes
which We offer at exceeding low prices
and OF most liberal terms. The public
are respectfully invited to call and e1-
anime our instruments and learn prices
and terms. ADAMS & Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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THAT Gold Watch.

The PLAGUE.-In very short while
now, the warm-hearted, lifelong friends
of the poor man, advocates of labor rs.
semblies. and all that sort of thing, will
come in countless numbers, modestly
seeking the labor ballot for municipal
office Blessings ottentimes come to US
in disguise, We are well aware. but just
for instance we would like TO know IN
what quarter these Pecksnitian philan'
throphlsts have been dispensing charity
the past few months.
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Meeting for:Prostitutes.

CHICAGO, December lS.-At Moody
and Sankey's prayer meeting at noon to-
dav. a remarkable scene occurred.
Moody read long and elegantly COM
posed letter from one who announced ~
the opening that she was prostitute
The lotter expostulated with the evan,
gelsst for not speaking some good word
for the lost women, while devoting him.
self to the wicked men. The audience
was deeply moved, and many were in
tears Mr. Moody announced meeting
70, this class of women tomorrow night
at the tabernacle. Over 10000 people
were in and around the tabernacle to-
night. this being the last week of Mr..
Moody's lsbors here. The attendance
increases every night
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THAT Gold Watch.

LECTURE At BRIDGEPoRT.-TO-night
Hon. f. 5. DeHass will lecture at the
NJ. T. Church, Bridgeport o., on
"Travels in Oriental and Bible Lands"
Mr.. Dellsss Is one of the most eloquent
lecturers of the present day. and is noted
for the simplicity of his style of delivery,
carrying conviction with HIM throughout
the entire course of his remarks. The
people of BRIDGEPORT are indeed fortunate
in securing his services, and none should
fail 10 attend the lecture.
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RIVER NEWS.
by Telegraph

MENrHIS, December l3.-Rivcr fell 4
inches. Arrived-Grand Republic, New
Orleans.
CINCINNATI December l3.-River 8
feet I inches and falling. Weather clear
to day; mild and foggy tonight. Only
the local packets departed.
CAIRO, December l3.-Arrivei Col
orado, Vicksburg. River feet II inches
and falling. Weather cloudy; mer-
curry 81.
EVANSVILLE December l3.-W Weather
clear until p. NJ; since then cloudy
with signs of rain; light wind from the
southwest. River rose slightly to-day
with $40 feet on the gauge. Up
Idlewild, Florence, Maggie smith, Dick
Johnson, Robin and Lizzie Gardner
with lows. Business dull.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Christian Wagner b. tut
undersigned trustee, dated the tih dHy 20.
May, in the year on" thousand ,lll
hundred and seyeniy.iOgr, and duly o.
corded among tn" pubic laud records u.
Ohio county, West Virginia, ne deed %.
trust book No. :, pages > aud %, Will u.
Saturday, the I6ih day - Dr'e" b"I
1876. AT the mont door al the Court liuusr
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, ,umW,U..
ing at II o'clock a. ", proceed leo sell q"
the highest and best bidder On following
described real estate, or ~ mu.u lh,uuI
as may be- necessary TO pay he dec.
secnred by said ducd ui trust, nud lh' a.
penscs of sale, including the ifuNir'hcI
missions, that ~ Ia say, IA" eastern IH.'''
the north hail 81 lot No. seventy HHr
situate on the east side OF MAN ,ir'-I
Centre Wheeling, Silu part lulluR
thirty-thTee ~ feet CA the west Side u'
alley r, and running N"stwuTdly ui even
width fitiy-iOur lJiJ ir"t SIX lbI inches, 900
To "A point Sixty -srvcn tb1 ieri slh lbI lhru"
from Main street, ana which T. ia" rt'I'
ern line at that part ~ ia" u"ilh ha'. 4"
lot No. -. The property iu Do 'p.l !"
above is the same piece al Iiunhl unh'
yeyed To the said Christian aRnsi bf
John A. Berry AMI wife, aud MallIJa
Lindsay, by deed dated February %, ~,
and recorded I'm deed book No. - iuii" H..
Also 50 much OF the north hall OF Foo.
numbered sevcnty.I Inc on a. ii's "
tween Main street Hud tn" pi"'" oi RI'""'
above described, and being III" -aiuc go"
perty conveyed to said thriSiiah Naru'.
by John O'DOnncll and Wit. hN deed a'.'d
March -. 1868. and recorded iu d''h u'.a
No. J3, folio 81, the entire properly above
mentioned and described beln. Va" l't"
halt of lot numbered seyentS .uin' "n '.r
east side of Main street, Centre u"Iiut
TERMS OF SALI Jne.thifd 81 Tue FNI.
cha.e money, q, ,Ich greater gm"Nh'
thereof aS the puI user may 'l"'l !" gay
cash In hand, IL .'sidue ln w." 'i"'.
installmehts, pay respectively In I'"'
and eighteen MOI from thee DAY "' N''''
with Interest from nat day, aud ih' l'-
fcrred payments H. o. secured Dy d'''
trusr on the proper sold.
selling as trustee | snail convey AD. 10
title AZ IN vested Ina me by said de doIli"'.'
SIMON BAEB, Trusi'r
CALDWELL Is CALDWELL, AttyA'
J. 4. HEHyEY, Auctiouc"r. h''.
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Row.1S A SALooS.-Last night:sbout
one, o'clock, Nightwatchman Edwards
wss struck with tumbler across the
bridge of the nose, aud quite severely
cut Edwards states that ne was re.
oussted BY the proprietor Of the
aXlOU s Saloon" one Of the parties
EMPLOYING him as nightwstcomao, TO
stsy about the premises, as he sntic'-
mated a row between number OF per-
sons in the saloon, and that one OF the
party threw tumbler at him when ne
was assisting to eject them from the
premises, inficting injuries as above
stated. AS yet no arrests have been
nada
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THE HOMESTEAD
AND
COOK noon

IL "A large I6-pnIe quarto Magazine GOV
tanning ~ columns Of choice or ~. ~,
ture and Domestic COOKERY. -
monthly issue VIII contain - large h"'.
Der OF domestic recipes, In'aluA'.'
families; and Bo huus"kc"p"r, ail'i TO- ~.
ing one number. viii tel ihAi ih,l ~
afford Ia he without the Spuihi} l"' ''
eIuaiDd"T of the year. ,.,
Yearly subscription, postage pr"paI'F,
Including exquisite premium picture. q
Address, TIE HOMESTEAD AHU, !,
BOOK, ~ Walnut street, tiucirhaH'".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14
THAT Gold Watch.

BENEFITS OF A MILD WINTER.-A
mild winter is not an unmixed blessing
There are already evidences of a prema-
turc development of flower leaf and
fruit buds, which may result in damage
Fruits and flowers are luxuries, however
when compared with coal and provisions,
and the poor at least can better dispense
with fruit in summer than suffer from
cold and hunger in winter.
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.
CHRISTIAN Stock YARDS, |
Wheeling, Dec. Il. I

CArTLE-l7 head were the arrivals at
the wards and all of an inferior quality.
Prices ranged 2!M3!c. Choice steers
will bring 44c. Demand good, the short
ARRIVALS improving it greatly.
During the past week the ar
rivals reached in the neighborhood of
! 800 head. Since the closing OF the river
the arrivals have greatly fallen of and
lots, that were engaged for delivery to-
day and tomorrow will not come to
hand. The prices have ranged during
the week from $40 to $500 per cwt at
wholesale and from S5.00G900 in re-
tail WAY. The market is very firm and
the opinion prevailed y yesterday that the
prices had sGvanCed fully &c per cwt.
There have been no arrivals of sheep
or calves during the week. There is
some enquiry for both.
There are no mich cows coming IN.
A fair enquiry prevails.
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THAT Cold Watch.

The COLUMBIA HoUsE.-This popular
house Is increasing its patronage greatly.
and is fast becoming one Of the most
popular houses in the locality in which
it is situated, on Market square. For
farmers and others attending market, it
especially attracts their attention, the
accommodations being first class. There
are also good stables in connection with
the house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14
THAT Gold Watch.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the transactions in real
estate az recorded in the Office Of the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made January %, 1875, from the
Stone Cemetery Association to Henry
Brandstroop, lot No. 240, section c, IN
said Cemetery; for S25.
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THAT Gold Watch.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-At an cleo
ton held by the stockholders of the
Wheeling Stock Yard Company. the
following gentlemen were elected officers
and directors for the ensuing year:
President. ID G. List, ir.; Vice President,
Charles Loetler; Secretary, VIM. Bayha;
Treasurer. Fred Schenk. Directors, ID,
G. List, jr., Fred. Schenk, l.. B. Zoeck-
Ter, Benz. Zoeckler, Chss. Loetler, Jas.
McGannon, l.. Alderman, VIM, Bayha,
and c. Holman. THE yards will be
ready Tor business about the middle OF
.lsnnarY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14
THAT Gold Watch.

Rock METo SLEEp-A drunken fellow
was staggering up Market street, the
other evening. bowling at the top of his
voice, "Rock me to sleep, mother rock
me to sleep" when suddenly u voice
srom the other side of the street startled
him By exclaiming. II don't know any
thing sbout rocking you TO sleep, but III
stone YOU to death if you don't dry up
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14
PUBLIC SALE

nF ONE or tn FINEST FARMS on
" short Creek, known rs the 'b'n.v,.N,
McCulloch farm, adjoining Mr. Hs,t,
containing one hundred and thirty 81, ,
acres. more ar less will be offered ior M
on same day OF public sale Of psr,n"..
property, Nov. -, at : O'Clock ~ -.
terms, &C., apply on the prrmi,,, ,r H.
j. &. HERNEY. Auctiou,rr ana H.,rr.
tate Agent, No. lltS Market street, Nh.
ing, W. Va.
nogi GEO. &. MyrOlIu,.
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Tmu Gold Watch.

PITTsByRGH AND CINCINNATI PACK.
TT LINE.--We have it from pretty good
authority that there will be at least three
packets making weekly trips between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati the cemIng
season. The parties who propose to en-
ter are experienced steam boatmen, and
understand perfectly what kind Of boats
will be required to make it a success. All
that is wanting is punctuality, live men
and suitable boats. With these success
is guaranteed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

MUSICAL SoIREE.-Tc-morrow night
select soiree will be given At Sheib's
music store, which promises to be one of
the finest entertainments given this sea-
son In q musical way. Prof. Horace
Wadham Nicholl, the eminent English
organist and composer, will assist at the
soiree, and preparations have been made
to have him give recital 1T one of the
churches on Saturday afternoon.
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THAT Gold Watch.

BoATs SUNK.-Among the boats sunk
at st. Louis, Tuesday. by the Ice gorge,
were the Fannie Kecner, Southern Bell,
Jennie Baldwin and Savannah. The
steamers Little Share. Golden Eagle,
Alex. Mitchell, Centennial. Rock Island
Andy johnson, War Eagle and Lake
Superior, were more or less injured. The
loss is supposed to be about $4,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14
THAT Gold Watch.

WITHOUT A CoMPANIoN.-Uncle Dick
Richardson has concocted conundrum
that ought to settle the whole business
lie asks you why the REGISTERS rooster
Is like Samuel j, Tilden, and when you
give it up he answers: Because he has
no companion!- Inteuigemeer. Uncle
Dick is married man, and that "no
companion" racket is too thin.
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PATEST.-Mr. Duffield of this city has
secured letters patent on an apparatus
fer heating street cars, coke or charcoa!
being used rs fuel. The invention, which
is SAID to be a good one, will be tested on
the cars of the Citizens Street Railway
today or tomorrow
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For SALE

"E HAVE TWO VERY NIvE "a.
w story brick tenement nous w
Twenty htlh street, Tor sale. m,
nearly new and In excellent repair y"
contains four rooms and a Kitchen a..
both have good cellars. Amy pcr>1n ~
string "A cheap dwelling housc well l.r,,.-
asd upon reasonable terms, will IA ~
to call. For full particulars gppl, 80
undersigned at their Office, No. llE ~.
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFr 4 COLI
aprl5h A,toms,.
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE,

We have in our hands ior sale A Chou.
iarm OF ~ 10 10 acres, suitable lof m,,g.
gardening or dairy farming. It i>la.,,-.
within four or five miles OF this CITY n.
n good road. PETERSON \ BAHyg
'NNAHtss
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FOR Said,

CQUARE IN THE CITY or wHF,l..
y ing, bounded by Jacob, Water. POW.
tirst and Forty Srcord streets, knowu a,
the samuel OF property, cuutaiHlugahuu.
three 90 acres one large mansion uuu..
brick tenement and stable on the Do
perry. Street ears pass the property ron
terms, &C, apply 10
ALDERSUEG PAUL..
iyI7 lhN Market StH,..f
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To REoRGANIZE-We were informed
yesterday, by prominent member of
the Standard base ball club, that the
game would not be allowed TO die SO sud-
denly as had been reported, AID that the
Standards would undoubtedly reoagsnze
the coming season.
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OBITUARY-Thomas Burke, who was
reported yesterday morning as having
received severe injuries while engaged
in gathering ice for the Siebert ice COM
pany, has since died. His remains were
inferred at the new Catholic cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

WE have now on hand and are re-
c"iving daily large lot of gold and
silver watches, chains, charms, ladies and
gents jewelry Of all kinds, pistols and
guns, which we sell cheaper than the
cheapest. Examine our stock before
buying elsewhere at 1904 Market street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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A SMASH UP.-A portion of the ma
chinery used at Reymsn's brewery tor
drawing ice, gave way yesterday, and
the Ice which was IN the "chute" at the
time, being drawn from the creek to the
ice house, was preclpitated back into the
creek. The "chute" was considerably
damaged by the falling Ice.
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FOR - ALm

EIGHTN CHOICE BUILDING tons On
ID Wheeling Island; price llum Ia. ~,
60 q each. only onr-SlNth oiilr punches.
money required IN cash The rasi,lur u,.
be paid annually Ia i've equal luy,...
ments, with interest Apply iu
JOHN 4. GlLCHRlST
oc3Oh Al ton MI.
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Miss WEST, of Cincinnati, will collect
her $4,000 verdict for breach of promise
damages against Enoch Hayes. 'Enoch's
under. he does.-S. Lons Times.
Hayes; that's because he couldn't $50
West"
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THAT Gold Watch.

ANTIQUATED.-An antIquated gentle
man was married IN Triadelphia yester-
day, with great ecldt The age of the
gentleman was sixty-nlne, aud that OF
the bride but twenty-six. Our young
men had better be looking after their
'aurels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

THE inevitable "intelligent comp"
was in the newSroom night before last.
and so manipulated the types AS to max"
US say that the Street Commissioner
expenditures for last month were
$5,S43; il should nave been 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

FoRCED SALE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold 10 rails. merfey.
J. w. fEKREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

MEssRs. Stanton & Davenport have
on hand the latest IN the literary line
1.-THE Sons of Goodwin" atragedy. The
work has been favorably criticised by the
press, and Is said to be valuable addi-
ton to the literature of the day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

SoTIcE-A. the forced closing out
sale Of j. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
at 4 cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grenadine
at cents, snd Carpets at 10 cents per
yard. Call soon il you want bargains.
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Executive Appointment.

WASHINGTON, December lS,-oliver
Christian Bssby Shell, of Pennsylvania,
was today appointed Chief Commission
er of the mint At Philadelphia, vice
Archibald l. Snowden, resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

Two frame tenement houses are being
erected for Miss +. Biggs, by j. NJ. Bro
die, on York street, north of Virginia,
Island, ut cost Of about $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

GREAT bargains in clothing. As we are
about moving from the city, our stock Of
clothing must he sold regardless Of cost.
We invite the public 10 come and see our
great bargains We offer.
GOLD Bros,
1907 Man street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

ANOTHER BIO DKIvE-Best style
ds"k yard wide chintz Tor 10 cents per
yard IT J. w. FEEEEL-
Cor Main and Twentieth streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

Tar United States and Municipal
Courts have adjourned till Court in
course, and the Circuit Court till the Sd
of January.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

Go TO Lelch's Restaurant, Bellsire o.,
for meals. The best the market affords
Always on hand. Also wine, beer and
cigars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

The habit of the handsome young
man of swinging on the outside gate
has been abolished till the spring timo
Comcth.
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Go SEE another heavy reduction in
carpets and Dry Goods At corner Main
and Twentieth streets j. w. FERREL.
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THE Board of Commissioners Commit
tee to investigate the "bull-dozed ju--
ticeshlp in Union district will meet to-
day.
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NoTICE.-lmmense stock Of Dry
Goods andCsrpets At forced sale by
!. w. FERREL.
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SOLID Silver Watches, new, a. $40 st
DcRoy X Weller, 1904 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

The Whelan Literary Society give an
entertainment at Conven. Hall, corner
Eoff and Fourteenth streets, this evening
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

NEW Gold Watches at SIS, Sl7 and
SO at DeRoy y Weller, 1904 Market St.,
w necling. w. Va.
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For bargains attend now the forced
sale Of Dry GroOds ana Carpets of
j. w. FEEREL.