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TINS early morning freight train coming
hi. WAY from lnui-vile The "iher day. ran
over aud killed valuable eos at the tank
near Hanging Fork creek. heLngirs To Mr..
James Crow. Mr. Crow has be,n very I'M
lucky in the matter If HE stock hsing
Killed by trains since they commenecd run
ming through his farm. liz has h~t all
kinds, and they were generally Of consider
ST., value.
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NoTicr. - The shareholders Of the
Na,iunal Bank, of Stanford, will meet Al
the Office ~ said Bank, on TUESDAY, Jsnu.
sry 9th. 1877, for the purpose Of electine
Direct"r- for the ensuing yea-.
Stanford. Xvi J. McRosrRrs, Ca'h'r
Dee 4, 1876. =
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PAT MrLpoos, an old iri-hman, made an
eff"rt bsfnr- County Judge Iv,i''. io yet an
ord-r To- h,ve himself sent TO the P'~r ii"u.c
A. Pat -eem-d In lie m able bodiedmzn.
the Judgv refused hi- request
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Rev. Gyorar n B,R~n- has rome tn
rrharon. and rill pr-srh nrte to ni''t in
hs FEET re-hvt-risn Chnr~h. We csn
promi-e those Who may g. 20 hear him, =
rare trcnt.
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Tur neero man Dudley. Who vas shot by
Mr.. David s~opc. l. slmoit veil. and the
lo.- of an eve l. all he will suffer. lie l.
nov going about.
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O~Ly two passenger COACHES are nov
u.ei On the rad h-,s-en here and ISnni-
vile. one ~ the three having been taken
otr On accoun, ~ The falling III in travel.
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Wv are glad 10 note that Mr.. J. Bright
Who has been very III with biliou- intermii.
tent fever. tr sometime. !. rapidly improv'
ing, snd will soon be- out again.
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Mrs pArrrr BrszLky, ~ Lancaster. WIS
visiting Mis-. Lucy Besrley. Of Stanford,
thi. week.
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Tur Thermometer .,e~i ut Eve degree
lSlsw nero her, m Saturday n'o'ning.
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Dox'r huy vour cooking siove. until Won
hsve examined snd c,pi"rd the handsome
stock Of wearcn 4 tv,n4.
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THr negro msn, John Wallace. who was
shot nv young Roy Be,siey. shor, time
since, 1. rapidly recovering.
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local VIEWS.

Tur hest wagon IN wheels j. .old nv
wearcn A Evans.
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Tnt Quarterly Court remained IN session
four DAYS this weet.
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VIZ are Obliged to Mr.. Frank Gr~en for
Kansas and Uish pspers.
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ION Anutrsf, ot barrafn, ftld 10 fur-
gu-.on, Remedy 4 Co., II bourbon. two
cattle, three wears old. weighing twenty one
hundred and fifty pounds.
John r. Smith, who owns the Offutt
place. Washington G, unity, has lost. We are
,old, shout seventy very fne hogs with
rholera this season. Lebanon Times.
The price ~ hogs in the Lebanon market
Yesterday vas 8 IS to 8 20 per hundred
sounds The hog crop Of the county Is
marty exhausted. I Lebanon Standard.
u. and J. l.. Goodwin purchased 100 6ne
feeding cs'tle In Clark, averaging I, so lbs,
fnr which they paid from 81 rs to - 40
TER hundred pounds.-tClsrk County Dem.
"crat.
Dr.. Given. bought of Sowell Given-. 80
extra feeding cattle, weight, laos pound-.
At Al cents s me bought Of Abner Che.
nnult. IL feeding feeding cattle, weighing
1885 pounds, a, 81 i2i.
The National Association of Short Horn
Breeder- have just closed their snnu.I
MEETING at St. Loris. and voted by large
m.j"riiy Ia hnld the next meeting al Paris.
Bourbon couniy, Ky, tie Last Wednesday
IN Decemhr, 1877.
W. u Ford bought ~ ". L. Ruckncr ~
8 wear old ewes that averaged I Sol liz.
The br~t lot. considering tie number. in
the State lie gave 8 27!. and -nld NJ
Cincinnati io 20 10 New York ~ the rate
Of 5! cents here. --ITrue Keniuckian.
TIVE SoUrHEKS MARKvr.-Our friend
Rnss Rally writes from Alabama that the
hor-e oni mule msckrt !. very dull-really
No sale at all for stock n. matters nov.
The can.r j. the unsettled st.ie Of the
Presidential question. / woodiprd Weekly.
j. OWES has an Alderny Bull which
he will farm out" at s. per COW, sni al
low the farmer To- breed to him until his
CIV has = calf Ills snimsl il thnrnugh-
bred. aud this breed is known ~ the hest
milk and butter stock in the world. The
.,;m.i !. n,.,;., 10 ,,
The late sudden coll spell took nearly
eVcryedy by surprise. We have heard
hummer o' persons sag that ih"ir apples
were frozen, ~ they had not put them
away in cella~ or buried them. II not
DISTURBED until they iha~. many Of them
win M, hs in;ured n, IN. fr.,..
Last Nohd'y' court "as' MAYOR ii'o'rr
eP'r'ed TIE safe OF nine '""''ear Ola '''''e
" Si Per he"u 'Sen! 'e's"' w" ~"
'"fre year "'d !" sff' lie a'-" s"'u e'gh'
In"'eS 81 sioo' one AT si-"' anu one u, sii'
'io'>e' were nor u" "i"'h request a'd wh''
&c" were "u, "r""s"' prices ranging 'ro"
s'o u s'o'-iLeiih''"" f'e's'
ASuTnER BIC CoRS CRnp.-we referred
L-I.. w',.,, r. a.
IL 60. - -.
I;I n,,,-. ni. y, I,'s,a.'c -,
- &C., -, -.
49,, - - A..
49,. -, 49,, waL,.
At Pari-, on the 4th. =. NJ. llibler reports
200 To 800 very common cattle IN the mar
ct, and sold at prices ranging ir'm 3 tn 81
cents. About 200 mules; prices Low, but
good many sales; one lot - head brought
$40 10; one lot q head $40; broke from
sd5 to slsS. Go"d many horse offered
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QlhTTVc Celebrated GolS'en
UlhIII y Tongue i'arior
o " c. "A " 8.
FACTORY ESTABLISHED 1894.
FRon THE rEhss.

FROM a. o. White, Editor IIaekettso-n, n. j.,
Herald.
.'Ihe organ has q rirh. deep and s,ul-siirring
tome couldn't stay IN the house al heat u. II
helps wondeftaliy to drive a~ay the thoughts so
hard tines"
The Lebanon, Pa. Daily Ness says
"We are la rrctipi of one 81 those ave netaNe Par
loT organs, manufactured By Mr., Daniel n, Beatty
Washington. \. J. This oFgan l. hns, sslid hltck
ualaut Case AID IN toue ~ ntl IL surlsasssd ~
auy insifu nent al its Kind
Frum the Lswsli Nsh., REGISTER.
I'VE received this woek, direct n ma the manu-
6aetafsT, Daniel y. kratiy, MaShingin. \. a., his
Justly celylIsttd eTgan, elegant Ia aplraFanee. and
handsomely iuTulshe.i, unFKcelld Ia richirsz and
poser al tone, We are more than pleaSrd with u,
aud h"aFiils rs"iaiasnd q 10 any one eoniehipla-
tihg pureh sing rgan
Ile,i on.r es,r given. Nancy refandsd upon ~
turn ~ 0fscn. sad freight chsTgss aid by ur ban
bel D. ksaitTl both wsys n unaaii factory, amer
teri trial u ave dPya Ons,n ~arfaniei h,r ala
years
Asents xantod every SER. male 90 fanals, 10
esnNsas Or thiA s1lsriof insirumsht. Address,
DANIEL y. BEATTY.
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VNiIE CELEBRATED "BUFfALO'
STEAM GRIST MILLS!

! have renovated frofn hottsm to top the above
sel-known and cririTated Steam Mill, situated in
Lincoln county, about one mile frum Stanford on
the ftustunvil,e pike. The accomplished Nil-right
William y. Pot :. of Madison county oil the work,
aud he pruncunces these mil. u god as any
On the Continent; Al the Old machinery and 6st-
new Smut MIL, Boiung Cloths, &c.. are ia fine or-
DER 80 that nov can make ~ good Flour aud Meal
nsany Mil
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OUR SOMERSET LETTER.

Somerset, Ky, Dec. IS, 1870.
Ed. Interior Journal:
1t has been some time since you
heard from the "DUTcHMAN." but
that's no sign that I'm dead. I have
been so busy supplying my many Gus
toners with the necessaries, substan-
tisls and Injuries Of life. that I have
not had time. and only take time now
to request you to inform yourreaders
that ~ extensive and varied Is my
stock now is. I am constantly receiv-
ing new and fresh additions. The la
test receipts are: HANDSOME AND
STYLISH cUsToM-MADE SUITS,
GENTS UNDERWEAR, BOOTS AND
SHOES, DRY GOODS of every vari.
ETY., from tn. INCEST SILK 20 the
PRETrIEsT PRINT. CRoCKERY,
GLASSWARE. FRESH GROCERIES
BOTH STAPLE AND FANCY. CAN.
NED GOODS, &C.. &c. The little folks
have been thought Of too, and as
Christmas is fast approaching. every
thing that eau add to their enjoyment
will be found constantly on hand. In
fact, anything you can call for can
be had at the Dutchman'a I cordial.
ly invite the public to examine my
stock. and if I don't convince the
most skeptical that / sell better goods
at lower prices than any house in
Somerset, THEN GIVES THEM
AWAY. Dot's so.
Hurrah for Tilden! "Aint III"
Yours In haste
O. Il. ENsEL.
Alias The Wide-Awsks DstchnaD.
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Gus TOM c RIM DIN C.

solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Grinding
done every day. Try these Mills once and you viii
me ngain. II7o-tti JOHN W. EOuT.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
,rn.ns A Mci,nnrnn

Axprnsos a Mci,onrRrs keep Toy
Books and Wagons.
Bouos a srAoo are receiving HOLIDAY
GoOd- by the wholesale.
wnirfSe Desks and Jsvclry Case, At
Anderson a MeRoberts.
FR,NFs, of the latest styles. for Motto.
NJ Andersen n MeRober,-.
ASprRsoS a McR nrnrs have q mic,
stock Of Cclinloid Jewclry
Jusr received a large lot Of Sweet
Moito~ by Anderson a Mclsobers.
A surrRIoR article II Enc Cut Tobacco
for sale by Ander-on a Mclsoberis.
sPLsSpIp net stock 81 Lamps Coz sale
cheap, at Anderson n McRoLsrt-'.
Gait and see the nice Christma- Present.
and Toss, a, Anderson 4 Mckobert-.
A COMPLETE stuck Of Window elias. for
GALE cheap, at Andersen 4 Mckobcrt-.
ASDrRsoS 4 McR,ssHrs have a new
supply OF Pistol, and Pocket knive-.
An, the LAT. .,l.. Of M.idinr- can be
I'D cheap At Andsr-a n Mekober's'.
Fin.woaks Of every description. for
Christians, tor sale b. And,pon A Mcisob'
srts.
Cox, .veryb,dy and sce Oh, .plen I'D
display oi Chr,-,ms- G,sods ., +. R
C,snsslt'-.
poxpra s,d .ho, can be bouvh, chcap.r
of And.r-,,n A AeRobert.' than VI any
6rm IN town.
C.nb.. snJ T.,,h. Bru.b,. at Anderson 4
NeRobsrt.'.
BrrryR than ever before will be the
a. .pd ..e them.
FARskRs, Western Farmers Almanac
so~ ready Tor 1871. Gail at Ander-"n a
THr latest di-patch frn'n SAINTS Claus
's,s that b. will establish his lea lqusItrr'
81 =. X. Chenzui''r
=, 4,
o.riN" Msehhe n''ehhene' ~. ="
nsShlhe-' ~; Sru'e'' ''a' wv -'N''' ~
ANDERSON MchonERls have arg'
and comt'e'e stock 81 B''k- i"f the C>'a''
mon Sch"ol, AZ p"b'i-hers price,
r,L sA ara, h,,,.,,
70 o.an''fu' sui.so'e '',, In',S ..-'"''
wy W" f~'
AsDEssoS MGR 'bshis hsS. 'h
cheapest stock OF Note r'iSr' Letter T"per
IN'gai raP,r' AMI Envelopes ever oro"s"'
10 th's market
MISCELLANEOUS iS-'ks, Latest Novel.
and f'eucni "orA'' a' n'o'e. s'l
qaui1e- snd ss.le- '"f ale 10" u""h ~
Andersen a Msiso"-r'-'
p.,.,.x,,.. "a Pr,
- .--si,.,;.'.' .,-n,Ii. .,,J al,
III -. :, n,,l, 4,
f a u.pah
Go Ia IN. Emp,rium Of y II Teyi-. /.
Won sant AN every d.y or SUNDAY suit ,.i
cl,the. lie kec,,. Clpthins of ali grades,
from III. chr.r-, o. the b 1t. lie gu.ran.
tee. YOU a good III, and, az to hi. p,iee-,
they ar, the lowesi.
LARoEsr supply Of BLuTIEns, DA,
BpoKs 81 LrpokEs ever brought t. town
We invite the merchants and business mou
generally 10 call aud zee them before buy.
Ing. We all them at lo~c-t figures
Andersen & McRobcrts.
v r. TEvIs' ,tnck Of Hats i- acknowl
edged To lie the best in the market. lie
cell. . grs,er number 81 them than any
oiher mefchsn, Ia town, and can. therefore
AFFORD TO and does sell them cheaper.
AL HEALING Tan SOAP, Tor the Toilet
the Bath, skin DISEASES, other Ailments,
baby Troubles, the Hair aud scalp, .hsPi~''
no remedy like thi. Incompatible Tar
Sop. / or sale BY Anderson n MeR"her,.
N.B. TEvIs pride- himself on his pr, scni
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DIT kTT!rV'C Celebrated
D1A ! ! i ~ Golden Tongue
PARLoR ORGANS.

FrAh VIM. FOOL Aiafars, n. Y.
several maths USE ~ the slsgant iarlor Orkss
YEA s-t me, satisas that u L. Ole ID the beat
made. II has a T.oh t,l,e lie various tones ara
IA, st pleasant | ni,st heartily fesona.end youB
ofsins ior parlar srhos,l. church. VI other USE"
Ms,sr.. Geo. r. Enwell 4 Co., u. ~ Newspaper
Repeater, SAYS;
"Dssiel .. Ret ", the orfan builder ofw 4shins-
ton, n. j.. p-esr-s forward With great vis'f"
Mr.. A. h. Bsht-liri, editor Of the GreAt bend rs-
l-,rtar, AfeI IeceiF Wing bis orgsn, writes;
"lOur lte uctaVe iaIhr OMAN csnte salsly.
Several musicians have tesie, u aud pronoaneed y
A No. !. IL Is rightly named The "ti"ten Tongue"
HIST ofirf ever given. Money refunded uron fe-
turn Of organ. and fsi III caigts laid by me DAN
lei b. Realty hath ways. n uasatistetfy, aitrf
ts.i trial of i've days Organs warranted Tor i've
years send ior eSien ell list of testimonials te-
ioTs boy ing pafog organ. Address,
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BEATTY'S PARLOR
. II g. "A M s {!

ELEGANT STYLES, with Valuable Imrsoyc-
mcnts, New and Beautiful S,,o STOPS. Overcome
THOUSAND urganists aud Musici rs in.larss these
organs and ts-cnini.nj ~. ~ a. SrRii 1Ly FIRST
CLASS in I"ne, Mechanism aud Durability. War
ranted for six years. !.
Most Elegant and Latest Improved.
Have b@en awrrici the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
la competition with others ior
simplicity, Durability, Prcmptness,
AND PLANO LIKE ACTION.
Pure, Sweet. aud Evenly balanced Tone, Orchcs-
tra Edscis, and instantaneous Access which nsy
lie had to the Reeds.
Send for Price List Address
DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington. New Jersey. U. 9. A
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STAFFORD
groceries and Hardware Retail

coREscrsD wEkxLr sr eAsrsELL a xiLLxs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

BAB's case excites more interest than
any which has ever occurred west of the
Mississippi. On being interviewed re-
garding it, the distinguished prisoner
said that he was perfectly innocent of the
charges against him, but he feared the
id rebel jury which convicted AVERY
and the rest of the loyal whiskeyites.
OF course If BAR is convicted it will be
nothing less than another outrage;a clear
case of political persecution, and his dear
friend WILLIAMS of laundsulet fame
should Immediately resume the control of
of the department of justice, and arrest
every man, woman and child in Missouri.
The enforcement acts must be enforced,
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE OHIO.

From the Pittsburgh Post Of yester-
day, we notice that there was meeting
held on Monday in the Chamber OF
Commerce, in that city, to take action
regarding the proposed improvement of
the Ohio river. n large number of
coal and river men were present, and it
seems that they still disapprove the planof
efiecting the improvement proposed by
means of adjustable dams, and at any
rate desire that these said dams should
be first experimental with elsewhere, TO
ascertain whether or not they will prove
successful. The following were the res
lutions adopted to be forwarded to Con-
gress:
TO the Honorable Members Of tie House
of Representatives and Senate, WASH
ington, ID. {.
WHEREAS, 1t being the desire of the
citizens of Western Pennsylvania to Sc
cure an improvement of the Ohio river
in such a manner as To practically bene-
fit every one; and,
WHEREAS, The Government en- gineers
have adopted plan to secure the same
that, after most careful consideration, is
not pronounced by those whose interests
are concentrated in the cheapcning Of
transportation By uninterrupted .nayig,.
ton; and,
EWHEREAs, Their whole business is
sought to be engulfed in an experiment
fostered by q few who have no interest
whatever in the navigation of the Ohio
river, or any other interest beyond a
desire to benefit themselves personally,
by an eYpen dIture Of Government funds
in an uncalled for experiment; and,
WHEREAS, An already overtaxed peo-
pie do not see the necessity of beginning
an experiment, to complete which will
require an expenditure of upward of $50.
600 900 of there hard earned money;
therefore belt
Resolved, That il it is DESTROYS to e1-
pertinent on adjustable chutes in dams,
il should be made in some tributary of
the Ohio, and not effect the ruin of a
great national highway in case of its fail
ure. 90
Resolred, That the true principle of a
radical improvement of the Ohio is In
keeping the natural channel of the river
clear OF distractions such such as bridge
piers, snags, wrecks, So, contracting the
streams in wide places or behind islands,
for which purpose the Government Is
earnestly requested to make such appro-
priations to secure the same as may be
deemed necessary by the engineers in
charge of the Ohio river, and your petit
TONERS will ever pray.
The resolutions were adopted, and the
meeting, on motion, adjourned.
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Hon. r. NJ. T. HUNTER, formerly L. S
Senator from Virginia. has recovered
from his strict construction views of aute
bsllitna times. lie has written letter
advising large appropriations by the
General Government for internal i'm
provements III the South. lie thinks
that the South Is at least fifty years be-
hind the North in material prosperity.
lie thinks that such appropriations will
be of more substantial benefit to this
section than all the discussions about the
Constitution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

The Neto State Gazette has the follow
ing ticket which that paper proDounces
"the latest and best OUT
For Governor, Henry Nj. Matthews,
OF Greenbrier county; Auditor, Joseph 5.
Miller, of Cabell county; Treasurer, Isaac
Enoch, of Writ county; Attorney Gen.
eral, j. Dallas Ewing, OF Marshall; SUI
perintendent of Free Schools, VIM. X
Pendleton, of Brooke county; Judges OF
Court of Appeals, james ID. Armstrong
of Hampshire; gorge w. Thompson, OF
Ohio; Hon. a. Holt, of Braxton.
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The defendant in the above cause will
take notice that the dispositions Of WIN.
Lewis, DIR. Mack, ST., benjamin Mack,
John stevens, Nrs. 81. John, Jerry Wolf,
and Others, will he taken at the office o.
j. II. Collins in the town Of BarneAyllle, In
the county Of Belmont, in the state Of
ohio. on the 10th day OF February, A. ID.
ls5G uetwee n the hours OF o'clock A. n. A.,
and o'clock T. NJ, 10 b. read In evidence
in the above PANIED cause on behalf Of
said Tsppath II. Merrill. And II, from any
cause, the taking OF the said dispositions
shall not be commenced, or being com
menced, shall not be completed on that
day, the taking OF the same will be
adjourned from time 10 time until the
same shall be completed.
To JOHN W. MERRILL,
TAPHATH II. MERRILL.
BY TAYLOR q BARR, her soils.
Jams oawt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

MARX TWAIN is writing another book
-"Gilded Age" is good enough to give
one man reputation, and it might be
lost IN the next effort. Remember Mrs.
HARRIET BEECHER STowEl
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WEST VIRGINIA Democracy has no
more sins. WoFFINDIN, of the Weston
Democrat seems to think that they have
all been laid on JOuN S. BUREETT as a
scape goat, and hehas been driven into
the wilderness. WoFF, you are brick.
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For sale.

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE DESIRA-
w BILE residence situated on lot 49,
East side of Market above Ninth street
containing six rooms attic and basement
Size of lot S6Xl60. Rents Tor s3OO per m
mum. If not sold by the goth OF this
month, will be offered on that day al
public ,ale at the front door OF the Court
House mt 10 A. M. For particulars ana
ANDERSON Il PAUL.,
Real Estate Agents, 200 Market ST.
J.W. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
Id
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WE are glad that the hsteliigencer and
Weston Democrat, by some sort of joint
conference, have agreed on an appor-
tionment bill
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME FIRM OF LEWIS BAKER & CO.,
i editors and proprietors OF the REGIS,
TER has been this day dissolved by mutnai
consent, Mr.. Baker retiring, All naoil-
les OF whatever nature of the old nrnn,
will be settled by the new. and all debts
iue to the Office are payable TO the new
MN LEWIS BAKER,
JAMES Il. TANEY,
.r.f WIN. j. JOHNSTON,
WIN. III. TANEY.
INurrIISG IanuarY l. lSlb.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
INNS To cIuv agents and TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
PROPOSALS
For West Va. Centennial Building,

OFFICE STATE
BOARD OF CENTENNIALi MANAGERS,
WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. :, 1876.
Proposals will be received at this office
until Monday, the nth inst, at II o'clock
A. NJ, for the erection OF the West Virginia
Headquarters and Exhibition Building TOR
the Centennial in Philadelphia.
Drawings and specifications for them can
be seen at the office OF G.. {. kemble, Archi-
tect, Wheeling, w. Va, after r. O'Clock NJ,
fthiS day. \. j. SWEENEY,
febSu Chairman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09

THEODORE THOMAS is to direct the
music at the opening of the women's de-
partment at the Centennial Exhibition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO

1919.
Tappath II. Merrill,)
VS.. lin chancery.
John w. Merrill.
State Of West ElrginiG,
TO the SheTfg Of Ohio Co. Greetiny:
We command you that you summon
John W. Merrill, II he be found In your
Bailiwick, 10 appear at the Clerk Office
of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, at
Rules TO be held for the said Court, on the
first Monday in January, 1876, To answer
bill in Chancery exhibited against him
in the said Court by Tappath II. Merrill,
and have then there this writ. wit
ness. samuel Il. AeColloch, Clerk Of on!
said Court, at the Court House Of said
County, In the city of Wheeling, the lith
day OF December, 1876, and In the tbir-
tenth year OF the State OF West Virginia.
SAMUEL b. AcCOLLOCH.
Clerk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A LWAYS GET THE BEST.
REEDS COUCH SYRUP
The Safest. most Effective and Popular
COUGH REMEDY in the
market

DO NOT NEGLECT A COUGH,
However slight Use REEDS Cough Syrup.
There is no preparation equal to IL.
McCABE, KRAFT 4 CO., Proprietors.
Wheeling, w. Va
nB-Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
noylSepsD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
SUNDRIES.

Under this head We name BucketS
Tubs, Washboards, Brooms. Cheese
Hominy, Soaps of all brands, Spices whole
and ground Alum, Nader, E1. Log
wood, EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol, Sal Soda,
Bi CART Soda, Essences, Vinegar, Win
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath Brick,
Twines, Rope, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
pers, Paper Bags, and many other artI-
Giles which for want OF space We cannot
mention.
By offering good goods at low prices,
with prompt attention, We hope to merit
and receive the patronage OF the mer-
chants. TlNGLE " lSHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
DIED..

MANAGERIAL Wellsburg, on Tuesday
morning, February s, 1876, at 3 O'Clock,
JULIA, relict OF the late Vim. Manger,
aged - years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-09
A Good Dollars Worth

Z gar, at the Cor. of Market and Four
zenith SITS.
f.bg r. j. SMITH.