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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-15

Leg BoUSD.-The following are tue
ice bound steamers At Cincinnati, WIN
cargoes for different ports, Between Lud,
low aud Broadway, the new sternwheei
Golden City; sidewheel steamers Poto-
mac, Bostona and Bonanza, all light; at
the city wharf the sidewheel steamer
Baum, partially loaded for Memphis;
new sternwheel steamer Calumet, par
TALLY loaded for New Orleans; Andes,
sternwheel, loaded for Wheeling; Alex.
Kendall, sternwheel, partially load
ed for Evansville; Virgie Lee,
stern Wheel, partially loaded for Kama
whs river; Mary Miller, stern
wheel, loaded for St. Louis; Emma Ora
ham, sternwheel, light; B. II. Crook,
stefnwh heel, partially loaded for Evans
vile. The St. Louis Mail Line steamer
United States, is at the foot Sof Vine
street, and the towboat Robert PEBBLES
at the foot of Race street. The Madison
packet Ben Franklin, is in quarters over
in the mouth of Licking; the MaysvIlIe
packet Wildwood, at the marine ways,
and the Vevay packet Bannock City at
Sedamsyille,
The City of Portsmouth is still high
and dry on the ssnd-bsr below Calitor-
mia.
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yup WHEELING DAILY REGISTER DECEMBER n 1915

THEOPERA Notwithstanding woT1
IN Eiohtu DaUS The Kiralfy Company
in the above play last night, drew an
exceedingly large house, and out LOT ehe
execrable music furnished the entertain
ment would have given greater satsiac,
ton than it did. Asit was the play mao
to be cut to 3 great extent, and the bauer,
the feature of the performance, was
ignored, it being impossible 70
carry out that part OF tue
programme. In justice to the manage
ment we will state that the music furn,
ished was the best that could be hsd
under the circumstances, the regular or.
chestrs not being able to appear, owing
to circumstances over which they had no
control. Messrs. Geo Metkif, as fnin-
meas Fogg, ] J. Wallace as the detee..
tive, G. c. Charles as Miles Drake ana
W. H Lyttle, the valet, ana Misses
Imogene Vandyke, Clara Milton, Mile.
De Rosa are deserving of special mention
for the rendition of tier respective
roles, and were greeted with applause.
Emerson's Mnstreis.-To-night Emer-
sons California Minstrels appear at the
Opera House in one of their inlmitaole
! entertainments. The company IN
cludes such stsrs in the minstrel line As
Billy Emerson, Ben Cotton, and others,
| whose regulations are unexcelled 10
their respective lines. The company
being permanently located at Meguires
Opera House, Chicago, the talent IS sc
cordingly graded to draw for weeks IN
succession, and is not of that order gen
orally composing travelling companies
! Tickets are now on sale at the Opers
House box office. Matinee Saturday
| afternoon.
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RIVER NEWS.
by Telegraph.l

PITTSBURGH, December l4.-Rivcr 2
feet inches and still closed.
CINCGNNATI, December 14.-River :
feet l0inches and falling. Weather clear
and windy, and growing colder No ar
rivals or departures except the local
packets.
CAIRO, December l4.-Arrivcd Susie
Silver. New Orleans; Z. W. Anderson,
Nashville; Golf; Memphis; Dick Fulton,
and Morgan Point Pleasant Departed
-Gof, Cincinnati. River 3 feet )
inches and falling. Weather clear
mercury 30 deg. and falling.
EVANSVILLE. December Weather
clear and mid, but growing colder; mer-
curry from 80 to AZ; wind from the west
and freshening up. River 6 feet and
sboat. stationary. Up-Maggi" Smith.
Ark aud Belle. Dpwn-Dck johnson.
The Joe Means went 10 Newbury this
morning for her bsrges. and after load
ing them expects to leave tonight. The
river is full of floating ice below Rock
port.
MEMPHIS, December l4-River fell
inches. Weather warmer; thermometer
40. Departed-Grsnd Republic, New
Orleans. The steamer Thomas Sherlock
is hard aground nine miles below here.
The Carl Schurz sunk at the wharf this
afternoon; loss unknown. The steamer
Frank Forrest caught fire in her pilot
house night before last at the wire place
above Cottonwood Point, and was en-
TREY consumed.
LOUISVILLE, December l4-Naviga-
ton in the Ohio river here has closed.
The river has fallen several inches in
the last thirty-siI hours. At present the
hsrbor in front of Louisville is clear Of
Ice, but cannot long remain so, IS gorges
exist above and below the city, and the
weather is turning colder. No boats ar
rived or departed to day, and neither the
Morning Star or Grey Eagle, the Hen
derson packets of yesterday and the day
before, have been heard from At Owens
boro, which place they should have
passed before to day. The Tarascon left
Evansville for Louisville to-day. but has
not yet arrived. The failure TO hear
from these boats confirm the opinion that
q gorge exists below.
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BuRsLARIEs.-Hight before last the
store Of S. Levi, corner OF Twenty hrst
and Main streets, was burglarized ofthree
scarfs, one cashmere and one plaid dress
and one sleeveless jacket The parties
obtained the goods by breaking one OF
the large show windows in front OF the
store and reaching through the aperture
distracted the goods. The window
broken cost about $50, and in size was
about 65x94 inches, and about sic OF an
inch in thickness. The parties have not
ss vet been arrested, but the rlngleader
is supposed to be Henry Rockenbrant,
WHO'S now in jail in default of bail, charg-
ed with burglsrizlug Heckers cutlery
establishment on Market street the same
night. Here, as at Lewis store, wiU-
dow was broken, ana four boxes OF dom
inoes and butcher knife taken there
from. The parties were frightened away
from this place, however. and took leg
bail, participating in the second robbery
some time afterward. Rockenbrant,
the party charged with COM
plcity in the theft, was ar
rested by Officer Baird In South Wheel
ing saloon, yesterday, and committed to
isiI as stated above. He is the same
party who was interested in forgery
case here las. summer, but which was
carefully hushed up.
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THAT Gold Watch.

SEVERELY lNJURED.-Mr. John Du-
Bots, living short distance above the
stone bridge on Wheeling creek, about
five miles west OF Bridgeport, on the
national pike, met with u painful acct
dent few days since. Mr.. Du Bots
had been getting his horse shod at the
blacksmith shop, and mounting the horse
while still in the shop started TO return
home. In passing out the animal instead
OF stepping over piece of timber in
the doorway, sprang oxcr it, causing Mr..
Du Bols' head TO come in violent con-
tact with the top of the doorway, stunning
him and sprslning his neck badly. His
injuries, although severe, are not dan
gerous.
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ALIttie About that cold watch.

As il is not generally understood
what is meant and how that gold watch
is to be drawn, we will, for the Intorma-
ton of our numerous patrons, tell the
whole story. In the first place we have
received such liberal patronage, both
from town and country, since our OPEN
ing three months since, that it has
opened our already liberal souls to more
hberahty, and we have concluded 10 give
our patrons a Goid 1ratch (hoping 10
make n few ducats by the op.rstion). Il
will be done in this wise: Every man,
woman or child buying at our Oyster
Bay or Restaurant will receive for every
% cents worth purchased numbered
ticket. which he, she or they will hold
until the drawing comes off on Friday
evening, January 10, at Hamilton Opera
House. on which occasion committee
will be appointed to duplicate all mum.
bers that have been issued, and put them
into box, and also put INTO another box
rs many blanks, with the exception OF
one, which shall be marked Prize. Then
\ committee of ten shall be chosen from
the audience, and out of their number
two men shall be chosen 10 draw out the
tickets-one drawing from the blank
ticket box-both drawing at one time
and when it shall so happen that the
ticket from among the blanks marked
prize shall be drawn, the number thst
shall have been drawn from the number
ed ticket box shall take the prize. If
any party can suggest taIrer way or
simpler method, their suggestion will be
adopted.
We will commence issuing Tickets to-
day.
MCCLUsKEY y LARAMIE.
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Imyigorarc. and BE Healthy.

The source of nimc-lenths of the bodily
ills of mankind is deficiency Of vital
power. No portion Of the physical
machinery can efficiently perform It's
allotted duty If there is insufficient motive
force in the system. lnvigorate, therefore,
In order TO regain health. FOR the rcstora-
ton OF lost vitality, Hostctter's Stomach
Bitters are the best tonic that can be
selected, since they not only impart fresh
vigOr into the debiIitated system, but
overcome disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels which interfere with complete
assimilation OF the food, and thus per-
petuate weakness. The BitterS likewise
cure and prevent malariOus ievers, remedy
dcDilitating urinary troubles, and elimi-
nate from the blood through the kidneys
the impurities which originate govt,
rheumatism and dropsy. Appetite, dlges-
ton, sleep-in short, every essential con-
dition of health are promoted by their use.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
ID made by Christian wagner ~ the
undersigned trustee, datei the 9TH day al
May, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sev"nty-ipur, aud duly -.
corded among tn" pubic land records 81
ohio county, West Virginia, In deed ul
trust book No. !, pages aud q. Will un
Saturday, the 10Th dap e Drrembrr,
1876, AT the mont door Ol Ia" iouri House
of Ohio county, West Virginia, c"minruc.
ing at II o'clock a. ", proceed iu sell To-
the highest and best bidder Ia. following
described real estate, or 80 much ihrrni
~ may be- necessary To pay the d"Dl
secnTed by said deed Of trust, and the *
penScs of sale, including the trustee r'in'
missions, that Is Ia say, the eastern lail"l
the north hall OF lot No. seventy mine ~
situate on the east side of Main street,
Centre Wheeling, said part We. Uug
thirty-thTec tEI feet o. The west SIDE "l
alley r, and running wcstwardly 81 even
width filty-IOur (ji) feet nix lbJ inches, OF
to "A point siXiy-scyrn 90 ieet slh lbl Inches
from Main street, ANA which II IN" risl.
ern line OF that part 81 the npiih nan ~
lot No. -. The property L" be- sold ~
above ~ the same piece ol biouuu com
yeyed TO the said Christian Wagner ~
John A. Berry and wife, and Matilda
Lindsay, by deed dated February u, Ihbs,
and recorded In deed book No. S, ipil0 Nv
Also 80 much OF the north hhlI "l l"'
NUMBERED hCN'nly'l me Nul ~ ~ ",
tween Main street and the picc" oi ground
above described, and being Ia" same pro-
perry conveyed Ia said Christian wagner
by John O'DOnu"lI and wii+, by deed dnl'i
March % 1868. and recorded Ia decd Door
No. -, folio 81, the "Dtirr properly hb"r'
mentioned aud described being tn" norm
halt of lot numbered seventy on TIE
east side of Main street. Centre W meeting.
TERMS or SALI tne-thiTd ul ih" pnf.
cha'e money, q. rich greater am"un'
thereof as the pun user may 'l''i Ia pay
cash in hand, q r.Sidue In tvs" 'IuA'
installInehts, pay H" respectively In ul''
and eighteen mon rom the day ~ SALE
with Interest from nat day, aud ~" Dc.
frrred payments 10 Dg secured Oy d''d ~
trusI on the property sold.
selling AZ trustee / shall convey sncn
title AZ is s',d Iu me by said 81" q 81 lTus'
SIMON BAER, Trustee.
CALDwEI.I.N CALDWELL, Attys.
j. e.. HEIgvEY, AuctionccT. nI9I
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THAT Gold Watch.

MORE BILLs.-Bills for coal oil, etc,
still continue to roll into the Radical
camp and haunt their unsettled minds,
and now they are going about tho city
with paper taking names for small
amounts, with which to buy powder TO
fire u canon in honor of Hayes election,
as they say, but really for the ostcnsblc
purpose, Ms the knowing ones declare, to
"shoot the bills" in the way Of wadding.
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THAT Gold W atch.

FINE GOODS -Messrs. Friedel u Co.,
Main street, have received one OF the
largest and finest assortments Of goods,
consisting of vases, statuary, French
china tea and dinner sets, decorated
chamber sets, and holiday presents of all
kinds, ever brought to Wheeling. Their
show windows and interior of salesroom
ishandsomely arranged in an elaborate
manner, and with great taste and skill.
This firm also keeps on hand the CO g.
brated % cent table.
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THAT Gold Watch.

B. & S. w. X. R.--The following jury
has been drawn for the Belmont county
Probate Court, which meets on Tuesday
next, to assess damages to several farms
along the line of the Bellsire aud South
western railroad: Uriah Nenning,
Abraham Myers, Thomas Mitchell, Hi
ram Howell, VIM. Wiley, Andrew
Hauey, George Starbuck, Isaac Berry,
VIM. Collins, w. w. Lynne, Phillip
King, Nathan Gregg, Jacob Garrett
David NJ. Sutton, Washington Buchanan,
Steven Vail.
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THAT Gold Watch.

PARTIES LAST NIGHT.-Thc residence
of Sheriff Jingle WAS alive with youth
and beauty last night, who trIppcd
through the mszes of the waltz to the
music Of Kramer's band till late hour.
The occasion was party given to the
Sherifs young friends in the city, whose
nsrse are legion.
A leap year party was also given ut
the residence of Noah Hunter, Island, for
the benefit Of the young folks III that
section. The girls fulfilled their part OF
the programme nicely, and made the
affair success by cscorLing numerous
boys To the dance.
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THAT Gold Watch.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The
following are the transactions in real
estate rs recorded in tho office OF the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made May 30, 1876, from the
LsBclle iron works to Henry Christian
Schneider. the south 80 feet of lot SO,
east side of McCuIloch street, between
thirtieth and thjrty-iirst streets, Sixth
ward; for $3.50.
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THAT Gold w atch.

THE BARTON EXPERIMENT.. We
are indebted to Messrs. Stanton u Daven-
port, of this city, for a copy of II book
with the above title, by the author OF
"Helen's Babies" The work, az the
author says in hi. preface, is not finish
ed romance, yet 1t is full of practical
sense, and in clear concise manner
points out the common errors In all OF
our reform movements. Ideal retormcrs
are abundant in this age, but successful
ones are rare. The experiment OF the
Temperance movement at Barton fully
illustrates why it is Sc. The characters
nre we'll dchneated and true to lie.
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ESCAPED Convict CAPTURED.-Ofi-
GERS Detinbaugh and Bogsrd returned
home from Pittsburgh last night, having
in charge Ed. Burns, an escaped convict
from the penitontlsry in this State,
Burns was convicted of the larceny of Il
watch, the property of Assessor Ankle,
some months since, but did not remain
in confinement tor any great length of
time, he making his escape. The prisoner
is now safely lodged in Jail in this city.
he will be taken To Moundsville and
again placed in the penitentiary to-day.
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THAT Gold w stch.

MRS. MILE Dixon (coIored) was
fined on Thursday for using abusive
language to her son-in.law, Frank
Freds She requests that We say few
words for her just to put her right before
the public. The abusive language for
which she was fined consisted in calling
the said Frank Freds Liar and hell
cat He had treated her in
such manner that he deserved
= good deal worse than that. He Lad
mIsrepresentsd and abused her because
she was poor, lone woman, and for fear
her good name might become furnished
by the publicity given to the recent
trouble, she resorted to this method to
represent her side Of the question, all Of
which is respectfully submitted.
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THAT Gold W atch.

PosTroNED-Thc "ReturLing Board
of Commissioner did not hold meet
ing yesterday to take sction regarding
the Launder- Bulger contested election
case, us was announced. Owing To the
illness of Squire Schultz, member of
the committee, further action has been
postponed till next Monday evening ut :
o'clock
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PuBIIo SAI,H

nF ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS On
" Short Creek, known rs the bCnelsr
McCulloch farm, adjoining Mr.. busby.
acres, more or less; viii Ice offered Tor >aIr
on same day Of public sale OF personal
property, Nov. - at ! o'clock =. n. kor
Terms, &C., apply on the premise, IN Ia
J. {. HERNES. Auctiouccr ana Real r..
tate Agent, No. liOS Market street, Wheel.
ing, W. Va.
nngi GEO e. MCrpIlnvI
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FOR SALE,

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
IL Wheeling Island; price from Su io
81 u each. Only one-sINth Oi the purrha,.
money required IN cash. The Residue may
be paid annually In dive equal install.
mentS, with interest. Apply io
JOHN L. GlLCHRlST
n,yuh Al Ion MIL
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO NERf NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses ON
Twenty ilh street, Tor sale. They ar.
nearly new and in excellent repair. Esrn
contains four rooms and a kitchen. ana
both have good cellars. Amy person de-,
string cheap dwelling house well located
ard upon reasonable terms, will do Well
a. call. For full particulars apply 10 lhs
undersigned at their office, No. llS Chan.
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFr 4 COLE
n
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ONE OF the most enjoyable m usics
entertainments offered our people for
many Il day will be the Diciples' church
concert. Here is the array of LEGAL
talent, which is among the best in the
city. 1t gives some slight indication of
the pleasure beforeus: Mrs. Whitaker.
Mrs. Geo. Caldwell, Mr.. f. Bassett, MIR.
and Mrs. Shieb, Mr.. and Mrs. Eotf, Miss
Nellie Sweeney and MIR. &. Lucas.
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THAT Gold Watch.

The COURTS County CO'Tt.-The
case of Fleming vs.. Steger in which
damages to the extent of $4,000 are
claimed by the plaintiff from the defend
ant for alleged slauderous words, occu-
pied the time of the court yesterday, and
was given to the jury, who had not re-
turned a verdict at the time of the ad.
tournament of court, which was had till .
o'clock this morning.
The case of George Il. Jingle VS.. VIM.
Ii. Sheib, is docketed for trial to-day.
Police Court-Judge Crsnmer disposed
of the following business before this
Court Yesterday:
George Higgins, vagrancy, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
NJ. r. Carter, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Paid.
Charles Heidi, charged with assaulting
Michael Dsumm, fined twenty dollars
and costs. Paid.
Court adjourned till the usual hour
this morning.
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FoR 3ALD.

CQUAREI9I IN THE CITY OF WHEEL.
- ing, bounded 10y Jacob, Water. Forty.
tirSt and Forty SccOTd streets, known A.
the Samuel OtI property containngabout
three 80 acres one large mansion huu>',
brick tenement and stable ON the pro-
perty. street cars pass the property. FOR
terms, &C., apply To
ALDERSONS PAUL.,
iyI7 100 Market Street
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Masonic ELECTION.-At stated
communication OF Nelson Lodge, No. 80,
\. +. X A. NJ. held at their room last
evening, Oath inst.,) the following OIL
GERS were elected TO serve durisg the en-
SUNG Masonic year; DIR. Geo. Baird,
w. NJ; f. Elwood Hughes, s. W.; A.
r. kolk., J. W.; S. ?. Hildreth, Treas
urer; James Wheeler, Secretary.
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The Eastern Conference.

LONDON, December IA special
from Constantinoplc says that the pre-
lirninary conference is progressing
rapidly, and the plenipotentiarics them
selves affirm that the conference is in a
fair way towards successful issue.
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A GROUP, Cough or Hosrseness can be
easily curod by this new principle, DR..
J. II. McLesn's Cough and Lung Heal.
ing Globules. 1t will cure Coughing,
Cold, Consumption. DR.. j. II. Mclean,
3l4 Chestnut, St. Louis. Trial Boxes
Is cts, by mail.
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PERSONAL---VERY. MIR. Henry S
Walker, Cf Charleston, is in the city.
Two of Squire Hammers children are
confined to their rooms by illness.
The Kiralfy Company leave this morn
ing.
Col. Ii. H. Blackburn left for Martins
burg Yesterday.
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

We have I'm our hands FOR sale a choice
farm OF ~ 10 10 acre. suitable Tor marke,
gardening or dairy farming. II is located
within four or tive miles OF this city, hear
a good road. PETERSON 4 BAKER
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GREAT bargains in clothing. AS we are
about moving from the city, our stock OF
clothing must be sold regardless OF cost.
We invite the public to come and see our
great bar gains we offer.
GOLD Bros,
ll07 Main street.
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HEADACHE

DE-. =. " ITsFI|'J ~
CELERY AND CUAMONILL Pill,
are prepared expressly 20 cure SICK h'aH.
ache, Nervous HeaIarsIe, Dep w
Headache, Neuralgia. SeryOusG'-s, -ir'p,
lcssues-, and viii cure any case. Pfls'
ce us, postage tree. SDld ~ all dfuHE -
and country stores. once, ~ SOnh huHS
street, baltimore. Mi. E"fer'n@"; ~ .
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank, Balulh""'
Md dertH
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APPOINTMENTS Governor Jacob yes
terday rnade the following appointments:
Benjamin Wilson was appointed n
notory public for Ohio county.
F. O. Hoyne was appointed commits
sioner of deeds for West Virginia in
Illinois, with residence at Chicago.
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing out
sale of J. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
ut 4 cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grenadine
at 3 cents, and Carpets at 10 cents per
ward. Call soon il you want bargains.
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attheeliag gegistcr.
FRIDAY. pECEMBER Is. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Holiday Hsts-Reed, the Halter.
Furniture-G Mendei, Booth " 20.
Announcement-Ro Crawford.
Ofal-List, Davenport y Parks.
Business Stand for Rent.
Grand Concert.
New Orleans Sugsr-List, Davenport
IL Parks.
Grand Opening-[ Head of Local.
Store Shades-Harbour u DiLtman.
Cheap Printing,
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w. " l.. +. Il. R.-The engineering
corps OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Il. K. are now locating the line between
the mouth of Piney Fork and the river,
and stalking oil the heavy work under
the supervision of j. &. Kendall,
assistant engis Ger.
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IMMENSE Fall Stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets and | will sell them cheaper
than any house i'll Wheeling.
J. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets,
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FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold to raise money.
j. w. rERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.