davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-02
ntnffs telesr. pe0t(ben.
Trnufrei6.

poris, 81. Su1i. Serr Cafes bat
Die abii6t a%uissseben, in Der Seputirs
ten > Gommer einen Nntras beSiiglid
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fie1en,
Sr. @rspp wirb 1id morscn nit Srn,
9ufoure in gesus auf Den @oriaIas
Der Giibrer Der 2intsn, Die Summer pom
8. Mus. bis gum 6. Nop5, gu uertasen
beratben.
, 1876-08-02

ten. Gin SbeiI beg 6abr5euses 1T iib,'
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nod in Der Sutelose iino Meniden gu
ieben. Sos @rod muroe sucrit sesen 7
ubr Mbenbs entocdt. Cine QuGntitdl
&lafterbols lit pm bemlelben an bas
ufer 9eidwemmt woroen. G%inSelnbeiten
fine nidt befannt.
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su Newcaiile, Me., pnrSe in Der oers
9an9enen Nadt I'M $500 in Yrieimar-
fen beraubt,
pottsoilIe, 3d., 1. Mus. Sames
Sossertp, ,ueI6er 9eitern iu@smeinibaft
nit mehreren berii@tisten @sicuen cine
Ga3eruerlammluns 81 QuatafeSunftion
anQriH, murbe BON einem YoIiSiIten,
tpclder auf bem qlabe onipeienb mar,
9eldoicn unb iDbtti9 p~ermauoet.
gottsUilIe, l. Mug. Ser Qooen
bes Serrn S6ier unb elm @obnsebdube
i'm peitliden Stabttbsile ,puroen geiiern
Nior.]en ein9edldtrt. Gin bena1borte:
5pt I sorroe betrddtiid bel4aoiJt. Oos
Geucr iuor bas @ert zines 9ranbIifterg.
Ser Ierlnit betra9t $1,000.
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I'm eountp sreisnete ii6 am lestenS am.
flag cine blutise SdieBaHaire. Orei
Sraosr, Gamens 9erroo. wuroen alf Der
TIdtsbt bon einem Yienic in Der Gdbe
ron Srontfurt BON Sames Mnore,p, 81.
Scttt. Go. Serroo, Wm. Yenn uno
Som. Npers iiberbolt. Sic 2ebterer
ritlen cine Strcde porans, ,parteteu, biz
oie 8ebrieer bcrteitamen, uno saben
i1nann 6euer auf oielelben.
Sas Snaer ,uuroe eruinert, uno eine
al9emelne 5alilaoe ous &euolpern uno
Sdrot9cpcbren entlponn Ii1. 9as
Gelultat nor, oaB Gilep Serroo set6otcl
uno 2epi 9errOb t5otl,d p%erpuuoet rurr
De. Die nrlude uar Elm alter 5amilien
piit. @dmmtlide 8stbeiIisten liuo
Itoem perbaftet worben.
g t.Souis. 1. @us. Gin Tseer,
Namens Gapbael @iGiams, periibte in
er Na@t neg ucrsan5ene OonnerNaas
n Gamoen-Yoint, elm i6dnolides Ser,
trsb'n al elmer wsiBcn 6rau, Num ns
Sauis. gine SAoar 9iiresr ltiirmte
. rfn Mnraen hns @efananla h ma II,
tiste lia bes Nesers unb bling FIN an
zen ndhlien Baum.
2ittle SRI d. Mrf., I. Nus. 8
@4tb. 5. u. 2ousbborrusb, Staatsi =
at,r bieies 9inritts, wuloe 9cN TN
q 'hmittog in ieiner 8obnuns toet c.
mnoen. Sein Ser; mar BON elmer g..
lei ourdbobrt. Ginseln9eiten liea,n
nldt Dor.
, 1876-08-02
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bas amertfanilhe Tutter fir Gtsb
Sif. a1stfuqu"y e"'san "tu ztlIeHW
poer per9iftete Stoffe.
Sc bri,at cine reine Saat Iup bat arsafbei-
n BON 5dnocn meg.
I,s'er Wrtitel bat inter einsn onoern Nnnicn
Wunesr reri6tst III Gen Tiebbefrbsn non
@rcb 9ritiahtsi,
70 NJ etu II. ter @aane:t uub erS'uot 9slantss
Hlciib hcim Nieh.
Sc tefErbert BEN @a9stbuat hes jurssn gis.
hes.
60 Yereaubt RE @psileu unt sratust lanss
@ple bel 9daafen.
6ilr @twsiue it 90 sin Witte!, wel9eS Nranf
teitrn ron ibnsu abbait.
Sc re nat bas 8lut Der pftrer, TintSieb
II {. 10. sAAa4
@eli lei aeteitt MT ctsIem 6uiter, es Yerbtn.
pert Gbplsra unb perm1brt hes ssg,n Spn
Giern.
Is Miro m S Sent pafeteu ssrfnaft. Dit
@ebra Hsanmsiiurssr fro febr lei9t.
SIR 1 aine So 301b 400 Yatste
2 7 Sob 2OO ~
4 II 1tOtb 400 y:
Mnbcri 9nme, Babritant.
Sffee unp Qaper 9to. tS. IS Stra6s,
III milt OIL d mt o II B, Da.
, 1876-08-02
0irstnia StaatS~Va5etTf
tas.,a b~sraussssebsn sOn
3pbn 9. psia'
10. s 3mnIite Straee.
Nibmonb, 9 a.
% rbScriptiorS 8 Nreife.

greiie her Wajes8en:
Gts sauare, en Mal ~ %
Gin Gauare, 'ret WaS ~
Gin Sanare. trd Wfds. 10
Gin square. cine gpode 29MU0O
Gtn Saudrs, etaea Ienat 0o
Gin sanare brti @cnaft 1oc0
SrSs,re anseisen mere. r trtsS ters&met.
Ndst ob.r wenistr 3e,.,r biIbsu tinen Sauare.
aus snwtssn inb sm @ssaus aa tatltn.
Die 3eituna nib IN 8ia mont CAB I'm.
aeaene ssn ben 1rasern tas IS Gents per
Wphe anSeetraaen.
, 1876-08-02
GgDrttn.

9onbon, l. ausuit. Ser Iiec-
Gonis pun Gsppten eruioert ouf Die
Jorberunyen Stalien's, oaB or in Be-
aug auf Die .Mntemoro"=@ypeoiton feline
8eruntworlidfsit anerfenne. 0asS9id
ial Der @rpeoition III unbefnnnt.
, 1876-08-02
Stalisn.

81 o IN, /. Musuit. Sotolo Die Se-
putirtentammer wieber e%r6fnet wirn,
bsobii1tigt Die &esieruns, cine Bill
einSubringsn, wclAe bic Giniilbtuna bes
Elementor= nnterrihts ppri6reist.
, 1876-08-02
9aldnoi(de Dsps(1su.

8arnesat, u. S. /. @us. 81,
Jabracus, oni1eineuo elm S9ooner
osllsn Sopmaiten ab9ebro6en iinb, if
in Der Wdbe BON 9ornesat-gu 9t seIun-
, 1876-08-02
Wrsen's maarealagsr
unbTatrtf Dplt 6aararbeitett,
(e!ab.irt 1861

Gfe Ger 8. u. Wiaialtr. Ti6monb, So,
Mcee. uns Strumpf Waar.n unb Saub.
iduhe. 'ue % iaren sa aaBerersentli9btais
zen vrsiisn.
@m ps,snteres sismple. Department
gtn . ilsn- Ispa,temeut. 8rilen fir IS Ct.
R%n,erwaaen. bic t'a'aIfsn i'm 0anbe
Die ~biuisfe, Sud srsier psreen ~eetisf:rt. Tanner.
Rrascn fur 5 &c, & tsdaaee.n 6 Sts., iette ne 8nSefs 10
Gts. ,as Dugeap etc etc.
5tempsla 5 Grs. per garb. jsbe Sssite
Gin aef,iupelter Memsl unc elm stfen,peltes Sanb
s,tatr iest gel ion, pslbs % Darp fshAp sia ldBt.
m,n @barIts W, @rten.
, 1876-08-02
Dit Tnhktlr


IN s%eitintn,t. bas sanss htsberise Scituertabr.n itt,s
suitoben. Die &ur rpiro eurb ods to9enannte
1pbbao lh66nr4 gtntebmen poh Sobpniocr
b%e,ptrtt., & lie ecbbaoer Setssn an. no Se kranit9ett
Ait seiasn &c Sic as6cnstrait' hes @sni6cn on.
fauienbe 1ino In ben Iesten Spei Sobret IT, ber
~@abssNutatt, "a Stantett Ctr, N:ip glort sebeiit
tpOrteh. Inter ben Se9ctltet betthOen tttl pte!e
F5 pot anbeter S6beth h~aonrtD, bab lie birett auf
Ste t~srunsbett etn,utrfeu, II b ben trautst StoiI ents
fern,n, tn peI9er Sorni 1t oub t,ih Yori9etn
tOmme. Ste inS eth SerSrennnnss' Oeer 9nsl5st.
Mrs bet ber Mn,reaonhs tt.iet Eur i~o3ulaseit iein
sissner &rSt.. @citn Sertone butt bteie Sdber sss
BELT lit. 70 1T er ptrtlta ntb tubital seteilt. nab
fenb na@- tsr ,btsbsrts.n .5eilnetbobe BITE Isittel
sepobnlid seidbrIt6er iinb ais bteRrutfbettlelbi,
anb ftp oitsrs IN gangs peer iesunSdrer sranf'
Cbsisi9 bic ~ssy5ater ale arantb.itsna i%uttrli4
bet ~iolsenotn 6rantbetteis, b~efonsers iusnh ne 10
nod III acatc,h 3uitanee ~beiinosn, satt anberoroent'
lid: 0ieber, ielbit Serpdna nts lpphIsliebes'
, sSris.' E I,e' laa ,tifs s ssssssn' \ ut Is hNs 9a rtts,
seipsbnli4 letdt turtrt. SNaIstlMdIf' WDsn.
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tnpbiItti}de Srantbetter TIT lseena graos. gtt
dubcren Sranfbeiten, SramonuitSen Ves
fd,pntett, sS~eropbein &c; ta pts Sg,t.aIS s.se
i'm ScSsn pot Der gSirfuns sa ibsrSehseft. Wsas
aetfretS unb BITE io9enunnte Ssarna oser
Sueferrt,hx (eine bis lest unbciIpate Rranfbett1
SatStn ssbsitt. pd Iestsrcr a%ransbstt ssbst Is
pro,snt Sss Sudsritefss init isbsus Babe sar9 ben
Dgrie gSases inS eiHHsbm. q utper tpetbeh tas
iebert Qlab i'm 2onbe %perianot, Der &rtis bee
babespulpers tit -, bet eeS gtnnebnte : pnluers
Al. Man Ia5ie f9 cine Btoi@Ire h6er Bite gobfit
v ensItf4er cset Ssati4er Spra6e ibtden.
FIR. Rauchfuss, -
"a Gtnntctt Ctr. (Box 1s99),t
%sw 9ort
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

HORSE SToLEN-Sometime on Tues
day night valuable brown horse ws
stolen from the stable of Mr.. Henry
Shook, on the Wsyneshurg road, near
Limestone postofice. The thieves took
bride, halter and sheepskin along
with it. A pair of reins were cut and 1t
is supposed that was done 10 strap the
skin to the animals back. Bya pecu Ii
arity in the calks of the animals shoes
he was traced as far IS Caldwell.s Run.
The trail was then lost on account of tue
The hardness of the road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20
WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Review and Examiner.
THE Donoghue Bros, contractors,
have resumed work on the Washington
end of the w and w. X. r.
The authorities of Trinity Episcopal
Church have instituted suit in the Com
mon Pleas against the borough authori-
ties for 5000 damages alleged to have re-
suited to the church property by reason
of the recent cutting down of East Beau
street.
y. NJ. HUNT offers to donate from two
to five acres of ground TO any parties or
corporation who will establish iron works
or other manufactory on the site OF the
town laid out by him on the bank of the
river below West Brownsville, this
county.
SATURDAY last A. g. Patterson en-
tered suit for Islander in the Common
Pleas against Joel Blaney, claiming s10,-
600 damages. The parties reside IN
West Finley township. We are not adj
vised as to the character Of the alleged
slanderous words.
We are pleased to announce for the
benefit of our farmer friends that after a
careful investigation by the scientists OF
this vicinity, that they have come TO the
conclusion that that delicious fruit, the
Canada thistle, has not been injured by
the frost. Every cloud has its silver
lining.
THE conference ofthe A. NJ. L. church
held in Pittsburgh few days ago made
the following among other appointments:
Rev. j. II Siras, Waynesburg mission;
Rev. n. w. Evans, Ciarksvillc; Rev. j.
Jones, Wheeling mission; Rev. George
G. Sampson, Pittsburgh circuit; Rev. w.
A. J. Phillips. Washington circuit; Rev.
5. T. Jones, u niontown circuit; Rev. w.
b. Brown. Monon gshels circuit. 1t was
decided BY the conference IN change
their church designation 70 American
II +. church.
POSTAL ROUTE AwARDs.-Postmast
Wiley Informs Us that the following
awards of mail contracts for the year
commencing July lst have been made
b. the department: Washington TO
Waynesburg and Washington 20 Riee's
Landing, z. Mcdonald, OF Washington,
d. c.; West Alexander TO Waynesburg.
Marion Spragg, Of Green county;
Washington TO Wellsburg, Thomas
Lane. cf West Middletovn; WASH
ington9to Uniontvon, A. Newton, Of
Un.ontown; West Middleton TO Card
VILE daily Martin Reed, Of Gross
Creek; West Middleton TO West Alex
ander two weekly Jacob Nararssn, of
Independence township; Cherry Valley
10 Buyer, Alexander Bowser, of Cherry
Valley; Mcdonald 10 Woodrow, of HEX
DRY; Washington to Mononcahela city
and West Newton, John G. Beedy,
Windsor, No.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 9 feet 8 inches in the channel
and falling
The Carrie Brooks passed down yester-
day morning, en- route for GAINESVILLE.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
the usual hour yesterday.
The Granite State from Portsmouth
en- route for Pittsburgh, passed up yes
terdsy.
The Emma Graham en- route for Gin
cinnati was due last night.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at 70 o'clock.
The Courier is the Parkersbure packet
to-day at noon.
tBy Telegraph
PIrTsBURoH, April l9.-River feet 6
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arriyed-Emma Graham, Gin
cinnati; Msllie Rakan, Wheeling. De-
parted-Ragan, Wheeling; Exchange,
Portsmouth.
CINCINNATI, April 19.-River 20 feet
4 inches and rising. Weather fair and
mild. Departef-Andy Baum, Men,
phis; Glasgow, Evansville. Passed up
J. L Rhodes, St Louis TO Pittsburgh,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20
NEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRs.

4siEE tHN
" Mr.. CHARLEs Far was buried in the
City Cemetery day before yesterday
afternoon. 1t was his request in the let
ter found on his person to send his oody
to Pittsburgh. But the parties could not
be found in Pittsburgh, and therefore bis
body was buried here.
WILL DAuaHxRrY, of this city, re-
ceived yesterday by mail from bis brother
Joe Daugherty, from Santa Barbara Cai.'
a most beautiful specimen of Pampass
grass.
MIR. R. E. NEAL, of this city, is the
proudest man in town since he purchased
the three minute colt from VIM. Judd.
Bob Saws he can pass anything on the
road. The colt is only three years old,
and is the making of fast horse. De
has many admirers.
PROF. GILBERT and II. h. Arnold left
on the morning train for Wellsburg,
w. Va, instead OF Wellsville. o., as we
had it in Yesterday paper. We were
misinformed. The people Of Wellsburg
should not fail to see them, as there en-
tertaiRments are very appreciative.
TREASURES KELLEY was in our city
yesterday.
REV. j. D. TAYLOR, passed through
our city yesterday, en- route for his home
- nc + in ,.x,, county
Fun on Union street yesterday-a
wagon load Of calves they attracted
more attention than hand organ and q
monkey.
Col. BURTON, the gentlemanly advance
agent and sole proprietor of the Arnold
and Gilbert troupe, left on the early train
this morning for Wellsburg, w. Va.
SHERIFF COCHRAN was in our city yes
terday, on some particular business. The
Sheriff is always welcome in our city.
Mr.. AL. HOWARD, well.known in this
community, passed through our city yes.
terday, en- ronte for San Francisco, Cal.
The new front next to Nelson's hard
ware store, is done, except the glass,
Wnlcn Will % put LII W uay.
THERE was quite an excitement on
Gravel Hill yesterday afternoon, caused
by the running of of two horses attached
to lumber wagon. The driver was
thrown out just as they were turning the
coner at the head Of the cut, but escaped
uniniured. The horses were stopped at
Indian run. No particular damage was
done.
OUR town was full of country folks
yesterday. They all had full losd each
way.
The following appointments were
made by Mayor Strahl night before last:
For night police, VIM. McElhany, LIST
ward; John Mccormick, I'd ward; N. IL.
Rowles, Sd ward; Fred. Marty, 4th
ward; Ii. Richardson, 9Th ward.
MARSHAL DRUeAN appointed John
Mccormick and N. III. Kowles as deputy
marshals, who were sworn in last even
ing.
JOHN PRACHT and John Schmit, who
failed TO pay their fine, have been work.
ing their time out on the chain-gang
under the supervision of Officer Drugan.
LITTLE FREDDIE CALLEN is improv-
ing slowly, but is not able to be out Of
doors, yet.
Mr.. j. H. TRUxELL and Mr.. A. Nc.
Kiraham are out taking landscapes.
They are both gentlemen in every re-
spect, and We wish them lots OF luck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATB-Deed
made April /. 1874, by Isaac Snediker
and wife to Alex. Pierce, for tract Of
land on, Castleman's run, adjoining the
village of Potomac, containing two acres
and twenty-five perches. Admitted April
II; $3.50.
Deed made July II, 1876, by Joseph
g. Maxwell and wife 10 Joseph Harvey.
all that portion of the farm belonging to
the late Thomas Maxwell, situated on
the waters of Little Wheeling creek,
containing 81 acres more or less. Admit.
ted April 10; 1887,
Deed made April lS, 1876, by Harriet
A. Trimbie to Margaret Agnes War.
then, wife Of j M. Warthen, for lot No.
105, so feet front and 80 feet deep, on the
corner of Indiana and South Huron
streets, Island. Admitted April -;
$1,000.
Deed made August IL, 1856, by Mar
graves Petticord to Alfred Caldwell,
special commissioner, for all her right,
title and interest IN the estate Of james
Petticord. deceased. Admitted April 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

A RATHER hard joke was played ona
darkey night before last, by ajealous rival.
The latter in a fit OF seli-abnegation
offered the former the liberal use Of q
little bottle labeled handkerchief per-
farne.h The offer was accepted with the
qualified remark Of the owner that its
effect upon the handkerchief would only
be noticeable after the lapse Of FIVE min
utes. This the victim found to be liter
ally true, for the so-called perfumefy
turned out to be asquafortis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

IT would take six months religious
revival to counteract the bad feeling
that arises IN the bosom of man when he
is suddenly brought face to face with a
sign reading, "lce cold lemonade and
soda water" They don't mix with the
weather we have been having.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

PERsoNAL.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. Updegrati's condition is mach
worse.
Harry Brown, the whilom batter OF
Wheeling, is in the city. Harry is To-
Gated in Baltimore.
Mr.. Milt Lewis, clerk at the Grant
House, is happy. Its boy, and weighs
eight pounds.
The trial of Melissa Robinson, indicted
for the murder of Pat Quinlan, is set for
Wednesday next. Enlarge the Court
House.
Alexander Clark, editor of the Pitts.
burgh Methodist Recorder, is at the Grant
House.
The Christian MtelHgcneer furnishes
this piece of Christian intelligence: In
spite of recent developments, American
women are the best in the world"
The Standard boys have become so
vain that they had wood cut of them
selves in last evenings paper.
Dom Pedro is no relation to Dom-Fino.
Sheriff Browns condition has not i'm
proved any for the better.
By actual count, Chaplain Halstead
shook hands with 499 persons Yesterday,
and Sergeant Russell with All.
At the congregation meeting Of the
First Presbyterian Church, held last
night, Rev. d. w. Fishers resignation
rs pastor, was accepted.
DR.. Wunderlich and bride returned
home last evening.
The third child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Welty died Of scarlet fever early yester
day morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20
Co1rsrx CouRr-Iudae Cochran.

COUNTY CoURT-Judge Cochran.
The Court met ut the usual hour yes
terdsy morning.
In the case mo. p OF the State vs..
Thos Howley, indicted for selling liquor
on Sunday, plea of guilty was entered.
Fined $40 and costs.
A noue prosegui was entered in each of
the four remaining cases against Thomas
Howley.
In the matter of the estate of VIM.
Ewing, deceased, Mrs. Mary Ewing, the
administrative, appeared by attorney. in
response of notice of two Of the heirs
that they would move the court to in
crease her bond as administrative. The
hearing was continued until to-day.
Robert G. Barr was appointed admin .
traitor of the estate of Richard Porter, on
motion of the widow, Mrs. Susan Porter.
Bond $4G0.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morr-
inc ......
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

TURNED FARMEB.-Mr. p. Kennedy
who retired from the dry goods trade
some mosths ago has bought the old
Bononi. Good Homestead, just this side
Of Elm Grove, wheer he intends to
locate on and after Monday next. Mr..
h. proposes to be merry Granger and
with the Changers stand henceforth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

COUNTERFEIT MoSEY-CM This out.
The Bankers Association of New York
City have just prepared list ofthe coun-
terielt bills now in circulation, which we
publish below. Every business man
shoald cut this out for reference. The
following is the list of bills now being
pressed upon the public.
New York City.-First National, $50;
Central National Bank, 500, CONNER
ciaE $40, $40, SIS; City bank, $40; Shoe
an0 Leather, $40; Trademarks, $40;
Staie of New York, $40 and SO; Market,
$40. $40 81; Merchants, $50, $40, S..
Mechanics, $40, $40, IS; First National,
SID 81; Ninth, 500, 81; Marine, SIC, So;
ST. Nicholas, 81; New York Banking As
soc;ltion, $50.
Iew York !State.-Flrst National OF
Palmyra. $50, So; Tioga, Oswego, $50;
First Elmira, 500; City, Utica, 500;
Pirst, Utica, $50; Oneida, $40; City Ma
lional, Albany, $40; Firemans and
Merchants, Buffalo, $40; Central Ma
tional Of Cherry Valley; First National,
Lockpo:t, Exchange, Lockport, $40;
Farmer, Malone, $40; Highland, New
burg, $40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Peekskill, $40,
81; City Bank, Poughkeepsie, $40;
Farmers and Mar ufactures, $40; First
National $40; First National, Pough-
keepsie, $40; First National, Red Hook,
$40; Flour City National Bank, Roches-
ter, $40; Central, 10; Syracuse, $40; Mu
tual Troy, $40; First, Whitehall, $40;
Union. Undertook, 81.
Pennsylvania First National, Phila-
delpbia, $40; Third, $40; Sixth. 81; Leba-
non, $40.
NeD Jersey.-First National of Plain
field, $40.
Oiio.-First National, Cincinnati,
500; Fourth, 500; First, Canton, So;
First, Dayton, SIS.
Hl,noi,-First National, Chicago, Sc,
500; Merchants National Bank, Chicago,
$40, IS; Traders National, So; Third,
So; First So; First, Canton, IS; First,
Aurora, So; First, Paxton, S.; First,
Peru. So.
Rhode Bland.-FiIs. National, New
port, 81; First National, Providence 81;
Rogers Williams Bank, 81.
Connecticut-First National, Portland,
So; Jewett City National, SIS, 50
Massachusetts,. First National, Boston,
s2n, $50; Commercial National, Bedford,
$50.
On the $500 greenbacks the ears on
Adams picture are not at all plain. The
sos are not we'll engraved, and the
paper is stiff and oily and darker that the
genuine. while many of the SIS are
coarsely engraved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

The rapid and emphatic recita. OF the
following Is said to be an infallible cure
for lisping: Hobbs meets Snobbs and
and hobbs; Hobbs hobs to Snobbs and
aud Nobbs; Hobbs nobs with Snobbs and
robs Nobbs fobs. This Is" said hobbs,
1.-The worse for Hobbs jobs" and Snobbs
sohs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

AxorHxR wedding in high life. And
the happy partiesf We hear our readers
an.wer with breathless anxiety. What
shall we tellr or shall the RrersrER, the
advocate and champion Of mstrimony be
accused Of sonnolent proclivities- The
time is not yet and it will be announced
in due time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

"THx planets Mars and Venus can
now be seen, wien the evenings are ia
vorable, among the bright stars Of Aries,
apparently near each other"
This paragraph has been going around
for about two months, and so have Mars
and Venus, but getting further from eac3,
other every night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

d.. A STEUBENvILLE man, VINO was ar
r,sted last Monday for overdrivlng a
dollar and halfhorse, unsucccssfully at
tempted to dodge the fine and costs by
pleading that he was trying to keep up
with funeral procession.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

No LIGHT AT THE PosToFFICE.-1n
all the large cities of the Union, the fuel
and light appropriations for the Govern
ment buildings have given out.. ard the
consequences was, such necessary articles
were cut off, and the employees
of, these buildings were cold and
in darkness. 1t was not expected that
this state of affairs would reach Wheel
ing, as it was believed by those having
things in charge, that their appropria-
ton from last year would have carried
them through. But, alasl the money
had run out, and the gas at the
postoflice was shut off last night
and the building was in total darkness.
The result is that the boys down there
will have to provide themselves with coal
oil, or they will be unable to perform
their duties. How long this will
last depends on what Congress
will do in making additional appropria-
lions. For the benefit of all concerned
we hope the necessary money for the rum
ming of the Postofiice will be forthcom-
ing very soon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

ABOUT fifty aspiring candidates are
doing their country some service in Ohio
county now. Tine Salt river packet will
Go splendid business this fall, and a
line of victims will howl defiance to the
fates from that echoless shore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

THE amateur poet is compelled to
stretch his imagination to undreamed of
lengths to say that April is all smiles
and, tears. Fa: cy has to strain herself
to something unreasonable to even antic-
ipate the pleasures of linen buster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-20

WITH the spring time and the jay bird
comes the soothing strains of the hand
organ. The grinders are in all parts of
the city, and the air is alive with music.
They at least do less harm on the streets
than baby buggies and velocipedes.