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The BRIDGE QUESTION II Sensible
SuggeStion-IO the Editor ot the Register:
Although the Ohio river is frozen over
At this point now and We are provided
with natural bridge, TO the patpabIr
detriment OF the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company, yet we have an open
bridge question in this cILy. | mean the
question whether toot-psssengcrS crossing
the Ohio on the wire bridge, ought not ~
varlably, always, to walk on the right
hand side that is to say, going to Zane
Island on the north siCe, and coming
from the Island, on the south SIDE. That
such custom would he very desirable,
chic fy on account of the uarrowncss Of
tho foot-paths on both sides OF
the bridge, nobody seems 70 dis
pute. But it does not exist
How. then, can it be- established? Be
lore making Il suggestion in this request,
| beg to state two facts of my own Oh
servation. At Cincinnati, o where also
II suspension bridge across The ONO has
been built, toOt-passenGcrs are, by the
construction OF that bridge and by the
regulation of the bridge company, com
PEELED to 90 over the bridge either way
ALWAYS on the right hand SIDE. AT
Dresden, Germany, they hav" hnllt n
splendid stone bridge across the FIhe
river, that connects the ItastdW ioid
town. with the NelCStaW lnrw town..
At time when /, rs visitor o! SAID
beautiful Capitol of SaXony, crossed that
bridge | motto 4 military sentinel NJ
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OVER THE RlvEE.-Thc 81. ClmrsylIIc
Gd=etts says:
it is reported that there Is to be /"
grand raid made on the liquor dealers
of Belmont county at the next term Of
court.
A Wheeling man has just made 81 will
in which he commands that his body ir
cremated alter his death. He ough. 10
be accommodated.
We understand that the Bridgeport
people are talking of building u narrow
gauge railroad to connect with tine 3. ~
ST. G. road at or near Nctl"s Siding.
The opinion prevails that in Ignoring
Martins Ferry, in the recent election OF
officers, the Wheeling and Lake Erle
Railroad will be brought to the Pan
handle crossing and there stop, seeking
All outlet east and west over that road,
and reaching Wheeling VIA the Pitts
burgh and Kentucky road, running from
that city to the Panhandle at Holiday 5
Cove, opposite SteubeuviIlc. This may
not be the programme, but maybe It Is.
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AN IRATE FEMALE.-Mrs. Enke, who
was discharged from custody by Jaiio.
Kennedy, day before yesterday, is again
in trouble. Yesterday with her ittlr
Ratchet in hand, she left her apartments
at her residence near Dewy's mill. South
Side, and greatly disturbed the pesce and
quietude of Mrs. Taylor, who lived on
the first floor of the building. Mrs Enke
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES above her. Officer
Detin baugh was called in to take charge
of the enraged female, and waited her
of to the city prison, where She now
languishes in durance vile, awaiting r
hearing before Judge Cranmer this
morning.
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TIE COURTS. = County Court,-The
following busin ess was transacted IN this
Court yesterday, Judge CraRmer pre-
siding:
In the case of Ridgeley VS.. w. a.
Ridgeley. ct. al, defendants demurrer
was sustained and leave granted to
amend declaration.
In the case of Vim. North VS.. Wesley
Bonman, motion for new trial was over
ruled and judgment rendered for plaintItt
for S53.4 40.
The case of Thos. Fahy VS.. P. Elwcoa
was continued.
Patrick ODay, of Ireland, was admit
ted to citizenship
The Grim. con- case Of VIM. Dawson
vs. Walter Marshall was then resumed
and the argument completed, after which
the case was given to- the jury, who re-
turned verdict of not guilty after an
absence Of about one hour.
The motion for new trial IL the case
of A Mcconnell ct al, vs. A. Mckay.
was sustained, verdict set aside and new
trial granted. Case ordered certified TO
Circuit Court.
In the case Of Rose Strauss Us. Thos.
Curran, c. II. Deiters, Clerk OF the Board
of Commissioners, garnishce, answered
that $500 due defendant WAS IN the
hands Of the Board when served by sug-
gestion.
In the case of Virginia Sisson VS.. u.
j. DAuber, motion for new trial over
ruled, and judgment rendered on the
verdict Of $500 for plaintiff.
La the case of NJ. Whinns vs.. Ed. Lar
kins, motion for new trial overruled,
and Judgment for plaintiff Tor $50.
Court adjourned till this morning ut "
o'clock.
M,nicipal Cont Judge Cranmer
disposed of the following business before
this court, yesterday:
In the case of List, Davenport
Parks. interpleadcr, the following jury
were impanneled: VIM. Fallow, Bar
nard Higgins, J. Ii Tappan, b. j. MeFl-
bsn, j. ". Hunter, +. &. b. Swift,
Robert Simpson, w. j. Robb, ). NJ. Oar
rnh and Curren Mendel, and the cas-"
was continued till next Tuesday.
Court adjourned TIL this morning At
the usual hour.
Police Court.-Judge Cranmcr had but
one case before this court yesterday, that
of VIM. Crosscor, charged with disor-
DERBY conduct. Case continued till four
o'clock this afternoon.
Court adjourned TIL the usuaI hour
this morning.
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OPgRA HoUsE.-"Was She Rlght2
OF course she was We mean that Mrs.
Chanfrau was perfectly correct in her
personation of Lady Presbury' in one
of the most charming dramas OF modern
DAYS, presented at the Opera House last
night. The play, "Wss She Right, Is
we'll constructed, and furnishes me
opportunity for the display OF matri-
monial affections. While the plot may
seem rather elaborate, the comedy Itself
is compact of excellent dramatic material
skilliully wrought into a society play.
The law that is infused into the play
NAV seem somewhat harsh. Yet 1t Is
real English law, giving the father
entire control of the child, the mother
having no right whatever, and the Lady
Presbury" OF the play "wss right IN
assuming the burdens OF q double shame
and disgrace to save her child from the
clutches of y law which sacrifices woman
to man.
Airs. Chanfrau, in this play last night,
as she did.the previous night in"farteo'
proved herself charming artlste. Inc
large and delighted audience lost nlgh'
can testify how natural and noble SIZE
wa. in eYe-y scene. She divesled the
character OF Emily Presbury, the IN
iured vie, of all stage traditio hs
and showed US lite as we see 1t AROUND
us. This is the peculiar beauty OF Mrs;
Chanfrau's acting. She gives trulniuI
and charming portraiture OF q nooie
woman beset by cruel circumstances; ana
in the impassioned scenes she was !he
mother and lady, expressing lnoishatiTn
and grief. as only mother ana lsuy
would Her conception OF the ToSe /:
oniet and cnastened, and she seems 10
avoid on principle anything that can
sng~est exagg GRAFTON, and while she
nisvs upon the heart as the
skiilul musician does upon an
instrument, the critic will fail to lind
anything that suggests an effort at stage
trickery.
Mr.. Mordant, her principal cupportt,
sustained his part admirably, and Jack
Rudd, THE yam keeized Englishmsnr filled
the bill excellently. Mrs. Carhart is
deserving of mention for the admirable
style in which she personated the Lady
Dowager." The whole of the support Is
excellent. and it is not often that Wheel
ing has u more cultivated company on
the stage.
This afternoon parted will be re-
pna,oi At the matinee, and Jealousy
tonight.
."ES lLnStreLs.-Tne audience Mt the
Academy last evening was good one IN
MONT Of numbers. The entertainment
WAS the best of the kind given here this
season. and at times the laughter was
General and irrepresslble. OF the draw
lng.room entertainment" the songs OF
storms and Dixon were especially appre-
cjsted. and Lew Simmons also was called
on to repeat. The character sketches oy
WEIGH and Rec were very
pleasing and out of the usual
beaten track. Rices burlcsque OF
prima.donna was among the best we
have seen Thatcher in his speclaItles
brought down the house. Baroness cor
let solo WAS good. The concluding bur,
Ic.oue was full OF funny situations and
created plenty of fun.-Readimg Times.
Tickets for both the Chantrsu and min
s.rel entertainments, including matinee
to-day and Monday, can now be secured
ut the Opera House box office. Secure
seats early.
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THAT Gold Watch.

MARTINS FERRY ITEMS.-Chrlstmas
passed oil very smoothly generally. The
usual number Of 5unday School treats in
the different churches were given, and
as usual a great many persons got gIorl'
ousy drunk.
The City Hotel, under Mayor Buck
iugnam ard his assistant, Marshal Nc
Farlan, mas been well patronized this
week. Besides three or four regular
Notwithstanding cut their time for
having taken too much Chrlstmas-they
nave Il great deal OF transient travel, en-
tcrlaining Us high as dozen tramps OF
night.
Our smiling friend Math. e. Mitchell,
ESQ, mas purchased the grocery store Of
Frank Watson, on Fourth street, aud
opened up to-day. Had better stuck to
that good farm, Mathew.
The members of the u. z. church pro
pose to have another OF those good din
u.rs they are in the habit Of having every
New Years day, next Monday, in the
church.
The entertainment given by the Union
School, Friday evening Of last week, Is
said to have cclipsed any former effort
of the kind.
Some Of our ministers are very well
pleased with the increased number OF
weddings in the Ferry of late, and are
looking :or p speedy revival Of the mat
rimpnial business.
James z. Jordan, jr, of Scotch
Ridge, we learn, had one OF his knees dis
located, one day last week, by being
thrown out Of sled.
Dr.. j. Werlich, yesterday, while at
tempting to pass between two freight
cars of the l. o'clock train while stand
ing at the depot, caught his loot between
the bumpers, and before he could extri-
cat" it, the cars moved, and mashed his
loot badly.
To-day is payday ut the Ohio City
mill.
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& II I AU r
LIN|MEN rs.

.,n.lamr can be healed and the woUudeC
,aadr whole. We now know just what
r,rL,entaur LluiIucnt will do. They VII
N mend broken bones ar cure Cancer
NM ihrv will extract soreness, allHy pain
rur, rheumatism and a arger range q.
n,.,h. hone and muscle ailments than any
article ever bcior" discovered.
Scientific SIKH cannot go beyond the
effects of these remarkable preparations
f'nrnutc Rhcumatism OF mJ"F years
Standing. Neuralgia, Weak BAG, teNel
sores, Weeping Sincw-, Sclatl' 'aH"h
breasts. distorted Joints ana SPiH!hyu
IIInh, Of the worst kind az" cured by the
HnlIr Jruiaur Linimcut.
fl viii destroy the pain ana neal Win
,of a srar all ordinary Burns ana ScHIds
II will extract the poison Of Bites anu
SIiuyS. and the frost from Frozen Limbs.
IIIsyrry rilicaciOuS for Ear-ache, Tooth
yrLr. Itch and CutaneOuS ErupuonS,
Nr. Josiah WeStake, of MarySNllle, o.,
writes:
"For wears my Rheumatism has been ~"
DaI that have been unable To sur rom
rn,. mouse. The, first three bottles 81 Cen.
,.,.r Imminent enabled me to walk with
mi my crufcheS. am mending rapidly.
IInlok your liniment simply marvel
e.. IL. bennett, Drug iSt, Rock Prairie
Mo-, says:
"Crniaur Linimcnt sells better and give
m, best satisfaction OF anything in tue
market
What the Ccutaur Liniment has done
for others II will do for you IL Is handy
II is reliable, and 1t is cheap
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THAT Gold Watch.

RETIRING MEMBERS The mepbrrs
of the old Board of Commissioners re-
firing with the end of the present year
are: NJ. Reilly, President VIM. H.
Caldwell, j. &. Sheppard. WIN. klevis,
Geo. II. Carnahan and J. W. Schultz.
The members composing the new Board
are: John W. McColloch, J. d. " hit
ham, VIM. Il. WadGlc, John Bay la, JAS
Speidel, John Frew, james NJ. Ewing,
VIM. Myles. John Handlan and NJ.
Roth.
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STE1sFIELp ha. been announced
by the people of Wheeling and vicinity
rs being the cheNp pest clothing dealer
that has ever bean known to them,
which you can idertiiy by the prices OF
~ beautiful and extensive stock, which
he has Just received, as for example:
Overcoats from sS.5Cto Sl0i Jeans Pants,
81: All Wool Cassinere Pants. from "
10 So. and the finest Of suits from So.oo
70 sl2. Now this is 3 chance for holiday
buvers to call at this place before pur-
cbssing elsewhere, IS this is something
which people can place confidence in and
is an unusually good chance. Gents,
Furnishing Goods n specially No. looe
Main street, above llth, east side.
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ELECTION OF OFEICERs.-The follow
Ing officers have been elected by the
lodges named for the ensuing term.
Germauia Lodge No. :. X. Of Pr.
Heinrich, p. G; Henry Bicberson, c. c.;
Fred Scharf V. G.; Fred. MUM, Pre-
late, Louis p. Saiterbsco, Secretary;
Martin Korrel, Secretary: Trustees, +.
Klari, c. Liedle, Louis h Ortiz. Repre-
sentative for Grand Ledge, Nick
Schneider.
Pamela Lodge No. y, l. o. o. F.
Noble Grand, r. 5. Agreni Vice Grand,
L. o. Edwards; Secretary, A. NJ, Harkinsi
Treasurer, A. H. Britt.
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THAT Gold atch.

The question was seriously discussed
in the FIRST Branch OF Council last night
uS t. the ability of the city TO contract n
loan for the payment Of the ovcrdratt al
,he ENchaESc Bank, which now amounts
To- 100000. 1t WAS stated that il the
gas loan be considered part of the clty's
bonded debt, then only $4,000 could be
raised for the purpose OF funding
the oycrGratt, still leaving $4,000
drawing interest at 5 per cent unprO-
vided Tor, The city solicitor has under
advjSement the question as to whether
the gas loan should, or should not, be in
cluded IN the city's funded liabilities.
How he will report on the subjec: re-
mains to be seen. During this informal
discussion, the question was asked: Sup.
pose the city for some time to come. can
not make loan TO cXtrlcate herself from
the amount due the Exchange Bank, and
the latter insists on the payment thereof,
what would be the result?' The answer
was that the bank would attach the rev.
enups Of the city, excepting the salaries
OF city officers. until the overdrait Was
liQuidsted, thus preventing single I'M
provement and embarrassing the city
very much Another question was put.
1t supposed that il the overdratt was
made in direct violation of the city's
charter now waS the bank going 10 re
l,ain poss ession OF its funds and the inter-
est thereon? This and much more was
said that makes it appear as if things
were very much mixed, and just where
the city may light in the settlement may
be IN doubt
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NEARLY CONFERENCE.-The repairs OF
the Baptist Church are now abou; COM
ple.ed, and the interior has been besutI-
fed TO such sn extent that it would
hardly be recognized IS the same place
The church will be reopened tomorrow,
by preaching, by the Rev. Dr.. B sine, OF
Washington, Pa, IL the morulng and
evening. All are invited 10 stteGd, n.
the exercises will be very interesting.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.-The fol-
lowing are the transactions in real estate,
as recorded 1.-THE office of the County
Clerk Yesterday:
Deed made December Is, 1876, from
James c. Pierson and others, to John j.
jacob. 30 acres of land on the South
Fork of Short Creek: for $4,000.
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FOR SALE
FOR 9ALI,

SQUARE 10 IN THE CITY OF wHEl
- ing, bounded by Jacob, Water, FoE
.!rst and Forty Secort streets, know
The samuel on property, containing q d
three 81 acres. One large mansion hor
brick tenement and stable on the :
perty. street cars pass the property.
terms, &C., apply 90
ANDERSON 4 PAUL.
iylT IaOD Mark af ~ r,a,.
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE r
w story brick tenement houses
Twenty ifth street, for sale. They
nearly new and in excellent repair. y
contains four rooms and Il kitchen, 4
both have good cellars. Any person
string cheap dwelling hou q well Iocaa
ant upon reasonable terms, VIII do VI
10 call. For full particulars apply Ia
undersigned nj their office, No. 1888 CID
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFT Il COLE,
anrl5h ALlnTneNI
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THE reporters at the First Branch Of
Council last night. after waiting three
hours without accomplishing anything,
felt very much like erecting cremation
furnace on their own hook, and incinerat-
ing the absent members until there
wasn't grease spot left Of the II.
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CoMMITTED.-Wm. Crosseor was ar
ranged before Squire Caldwell yesterday.
charged with asssultlng man named
Hehne with bottle. and committed to
isil IN default OF bail. Hehne is confined
to his room from injuries received.
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FOR 5AIH.

UNIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
So . each. Only one-siXth ofthe purch)
money required In cash. The residue nj
be paid annually in rive equal instJ
mentS, with interest. Apply TO
JOHN u. GILCHRIST,
Oc30h At Top Mill
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CaStOria.


rIsa mIStak" - suppose that CaStOlia
T.. uni ydurted 10 grown persons - well "a
ChilIrSn. They ON yuced 10 increase the
nnnrtity out children have 80 many
ermplain> for which CaStoria Is adopted
ike Wind Collie. Sour Stolha'I. worms
'r'',,.r TpcInin. and Group, that L l.
rsnecially recommended tor them.
usrtf.cts are more certain than Castor
oil. IL contains no alcohol ana Is rs
pleasant Ia take rs bohrE. II LtNH
orines. By regulating She stomach an'
5lwrlS the CaStOria cOOis the blood. eX
lis worms and prevents teveriShness
ppuie,s the nerves and produces health
linen OF course children can sleep II
Cnirt and mothers can resi-.
frastorIa is recommended by all phys
o,S"send nurses VINO have tried II, and Il
Is having rapidly increasing sale. 1t is
prepared with grGet care "ltf MI. me rec tbt
laboratory of ]. Il. Rose Il Co.. 40 Dey
Streat New York. sp@n
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The Yellow Centaur LinimeDi

is worth It's weight in gold TO owners OF
horses aud mules.
This Linimrnt has cured more Sprai".
ed. Swrtuird, Ring-bOned and Called
Horses In thee years than have all the
IurTirrS in the country in an age. Us
effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands o
certificates aS strong as the fOlloWlnS:
"NIN horse was lame for year with
t,tIock wrench. All remedies utterly
Iailrd to cure and considered him worth
l.ss until | commenced to use CentaW
IInimrut, which rapidly cured him. !
GREY. GEO. W. FERRIS,
"Mauulvile, SchOharie Co, \. Y.
"pIAR SIRS-ThaVe used your Centaur
IluImrut in my family, and hnd II 10 Oe
,f vrrat value. Please send me two dollars
,,,Irth- one for the mules and horses.
"RILEY SICKLES,
aFallS Station, Wyoming Co., IA.
II makcS very little difference what tht
rpsr Is. whether IL be Wrench. Sprain
pm. Evil. Riugbouo. Scratches or Lame.
ness of any kind, the elects are the same.
I.ryryymrn. stage prOprietors, Farmers
&C. never b, without the yellow Centaui
Inuii |. .uImrnt. Il = sold CHerywher,
and warranted in It's effects.
Laboratory OF j. b. Rose X Co.,
~ DIZZY ST. NEW "RK.
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FARM FOR SALE.

We have in our hands for sale cho
farm OF 90 Ia 81 acres, suitable for mari
gardening or dairy farming. II is local
within four or dive miles OF this city, nd
"a good road. PETERSON & BAKEu
psl-
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BAR MEETING. On motion of one OF
the members of the bar, meeting was
called yesterday by the County Court for
meeting of the bar to-day at o'clock.
A full attendance Is desired.
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We have now on hand and are re-
ceiving daily s 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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Is the 'bull-do2cd' district of Union
contested election case, both contestants
have been counted ont by the Returning
Board of Commissioners, and vacancy
declared.
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TIE notice given OF the enforcement
OF the ordinance, on Tuesday night, in
relation to sbseI tees from Council meet
ing, had the desired effect, and a quorum
was present last night.
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WITH the next issue of the REGISTER,
the New Year will have been ushered in,
So we say farewell TO the old, with It's
lows. and sorrows.
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FORCED SALE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpet at Whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold % raise money.
J. w. FEREEL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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a DRUNKEN man rolling about in the
snow Was one of the sights on Main
street hear Eleventh, Yesterday morn
ing.
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CoNsTAHLE'S sale. Of large stock of
drugs. bottles, patent medicines, scales,
Ne, &c., &c., at Bcllaire, on Saturday,
Dec 80, 1876.
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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 20 come and see our
great bar gains We offer.
GOLD Boo,
llUI Nam street
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a VISIT to Hebrsuk q Bros jeweiry
store 1917 Market street, will convince YOU
that it Is the place 70 buy holiday
presents
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In the erin. cor. case OF Dawson y.
Mar. hall, verde WAS rendered last
evening in favor OF ir.cndant.
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The balance due the county Isl, S6S.-
22) from the late Sherla Bnwn, has
been paid over to Sheriff Jingle.
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MANY of the farmers took advantage
of the fine snow Yesterday and brought
their marketing il on s.cdS.
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The highest offer for the West Nir-
ginia Centennial building, At Philadel.
phia, il $500,
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ATTENTION ALL!

GREAT BANKRUPT SALEol JEWELL
On receipt OF sc "" Will send ~ h7
postpaid, all Of the following pieces
Jeu ely, viz: ] pair God Plated hDgia'l
Sleeve Buttons, one set Gold Front ~
STUDS, ] Collar = al. ! Welding RLd
Roll Plate watch Chain aud Coats ~
Coral Scarf pm. We offer this great u
gain merely 10 draw attention 'COpf ~
negs, ~ We have all kinds of Wa;cnrsa
iew5ry 81 low prices. Send tor cataigT
COLES & CO., rs Bro dway, sew ~
Ciy. BOsb
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The stockholders of the Elm Grove
Town Hall Association will meet al Elm
Grove on the llth of January.
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AT No. 1858 Main street you can sc,
ladies gold watches and chains, lower
than at any house in the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-30

IMMENSE Fail Stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets and | will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
J. w. FERREI,
Cor, Main and Twentieth streets.