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The New York herald., 1876-10-29

WORTH S GAsp ss s ssw York
Dcmestcs prices TINT be eanaed in she city
,oo n,sce. com.,, ,ar p,ds ~ iolc worth ,,
50 cases hne Yomet.a Cloth for ladies' suits, At 2oc
20 cases fine Satin scrgcs sic worth 4oe and
fine French Cashmere at 45c and 62c worth 75c
BLACK AND ALPACA MOURNING GOODS.
80 cases 6ne quality black Alpaca at 23c and slc. worth
25 cases finish black Alpaca 4oc SOC and SIC
IS fine black Cashmere. 47in wde at s7sc, &c.,
black Henrietta black Empress black Tamiso at
very -" p'iBsIfAcK BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS.
We shall oesblnck and plan silks at last seasons prices
100 pieces Cashmere dc Indies 81 so 81 Is. 81 and
brown suIS 8 Asb n d2SSks e sf
Elegant assortment of Suits and Cloaks all desirable
'sS; ."S sa:nsi s q cssi $40 and upward
100 French satin serge s s1,s At IS $40 a., and sl5
e 80 black silk suit. from $40 to $780,
100 plain and striped 'lf sSi'i from saS to saoo
sssfs", Ass
800 Paisley Long shaT,; So%f5ifos Il T r. sl4 seos7S
Unusual bargains in Blankets. Fiannels, &c.
400 psses ss.'h ho"sy sra flannel q, a worth 4o
800 pieces GSTMs ydf Mas1 hSb
10 awoo Cassimeres 37ac. Soc. 62sc, Zoe, and
Ca Beaver Cloth a. q so 81 rs 81 and upward
10 English Waterproof Cloth nt a7se. 05c, -5c
81 and 81 rs. . -
WALLER MrsOkLEY
245 Grand ST., Now York. Bowcry.
w X. PEYToN,
w. 212 and 274 Bowcry.
will offer this week
extraordinary bargains
from auction in
Dress Goods, silks and
Flanncls ard Blankets
the prices Of which fully
- per cent less
than las: year
Call and examine stock before purchasing.
DAM HARTLy WILL OPEN A CASE or FRENCH
hGoods Tuesday, October 81. DAT Broadway, III
5th av.
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OCTOBER 90, ls76.-QUADRUPLE SHEET
DRY GOODS.
33s BOwERY. $40

s3s BowERY. $40
between Bond and Great Jones sts.
LADIES FELT SKIRTS 59c., 73c. csc, 81 Is, 81 81
and upward
LADIES' FLANNEL AND DELAINE WRAPPERS,
Handsomely made and trimmed with velvet satn 81 H.
81 10 and upward
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S worsted KNITTED JACK
KTS. NUBIAS SHAWLS, SCARFS. &c.
LADIES' AND cuILDREs's UNDERWEAR OF every
description
LADIES CORsETS, Soc, 75c s5c., upward
LADIES' CHINCH1LLA AND MATALASSEE BEAVER
CLOAKS WATERPROOFS. ULSTERS 81 IS and upward
CHILDREN'S PLAID ALL,wOOL CLOTH DRESSES.
81 2a
Missed ALPACA siik embroidered APRONS, 35c-
Our two-button NILSSON GLOVES. Soc others given
for all that rip three four and six buttons In equal
proportion.
SWEDISH GLOVES two and three buttons, SO and CSC
CLOTH, CASTOR and FLEECE lined GLOVES
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, all sizes, styles and
AMERICAN FELT HATS, lsc and 25c.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FELT HATS 6oc. soc and
ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETs.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS and CUT STEEL HAT Or
NAMENTS in grcat profusion. -....,
Have op ened two cases FRENCH DRESS TRIMMINGS.
conps most elegant Fringes, Rrnds and Passemcn-
teries. AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
BLACK AND C0LORED SILK NELNETS, SILK
SATINS &C. assortment complete. Prices lowest In tho
city.
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BLOOMS. .
BLOOMS s.,
33s BOWERY. $40

sSS EEEE LLLL LLLh
&Co.,
800 BROADWAY.
Reduction WILL OPEN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 80:
P THIN HINES Even 2E m
in prices IN THIS CITY.
IN mepns..sn ppires. DRESS GOODS.
Reduction 300 pieces coorcd suitings l2c l5c, &c.,
Reduction $50 pieces Plaids, in all colors i2Sc. isc.
Reduction Dsmasse Cloth. 25c.. worth soc
Reduction eS pieces Sonos n m width All Wool Basket Cloth
Reduction 200 pieces All Wool Camels HAIR Soc worth
X R.Snesion Ss,ssis ''''
Reduction Tho immense reduction prices depart
in prices mont l... week proved concusively chat
Reduction
K Rsssnso sssss ess eros e'sH Dress s't extra
prices $50 pses; e 'ss best known brands 81 So
IN n'pdss'S' pricss y - fLAiN coLoREp SILKS
Reduction All shades, 81 25, formerly 81 81.
K Reausiaon as,sSs BLACK GOODS.
$50 piece. English 4o
REDUCTION X Gs 7sc. to ST. go VIZ o''''' wy '''
K Reanssion S.,ssis Also
prices Damss.e Basket and Arsbesquc Cloths 2oc
in prices Henrstta Empress and Diagonal Cloth. At
in prices. Courtauldt's best Grapes
in hspdssc' prices SUITS AND COSTUMES.
Reduction Special Reductions
in prices $50 Suits 81, reduced from xl2
Reduction rs Suits at S12, reduced from $40.
In prices. 80 Suits ut SO, reduced from S2a
Reduction % all Wool Cashmere Suits $lS reduced from
in prices. ESQ - -
Reduction so Damnssc Suits trimmed with Silk at $25
IN prices. reduced from $3a.
Reduction % Elegant Cashmere Suits $3S reduced from
in prices. $50
in prices oLoAKs AND DoLMANs
Reduction 500 Cloth Cloaks, SIS, $6, 81 SS So, So
in prices 600 Beaver Cloth Cloak ST., $l4 se 49, 81
in priecs $50 Maelesso Cloth Cloaks s12 So sIs s1s
Reduction x19 to $50.
In prices Elegant Matelesse Domans.
Reduction Siik garments in Armure Matelcsse and
in prices Damnsse.
Reduction
In prces Travelling garments Poonaises Ovcrdresses
Reduction listers. Waterproos DC
In prices.
Reduction FURS. FUkS. FURS.
In prices. Examine stock and prices
Reduction Real Seal Sets. SS $50 $5 $50 S35, $40 S45
In prices Real Mink Sets, $40. $s, $50, $25 $50, S35,
in prices ssts in Fox Alaska Sable chinchia, otter
Reduction Beaver. Concy, &C. &c
in prices. Also
Reduction 500 sets black Fur At S.
In prices. $50 sets Imitation Seal at $5
Reduction Fur Trimmings
In prices. Lowest prices in the city.
Reduction Silver Fox Silver Marien, Alaska Seal Otter
in prices Coney, Marmot, Raccoon, &C. dc
Reduction Fur Seal Sacuues
In prices.
Reduction rcssmakng In first class style.
in prices. Reasonable charges
Reduction Ladies residing ont OF town
in prices. have dresses made to order by
Reduction sending measurements.
in prices. Dresses made for visitors
Reduction forwarded FREQ Of express charges
J. r. Grigg. {GRIGG, HASKELL 4 CO., C. A. Fuller.
Q. Haskell 300 Broadway. 81. Dunn.
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Y avRev Clarke Pss.shs; this morning on Modern
MEsT FTFTY.TIIIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
w be ha All evening at
ZION CnURuH, MADISON Az. CORNER asTH n:,o sT;m
LRev John n Gsleher. D. D.. rector Services, 1880
DRY GOODS. .,,,,...-.,-.....
A.
/. .(....)'||'|||||: :. :. E: II. /. /.
CO.
a2l to 80 9th av. corner 2osh st..
win open on Monday. October %,
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in all departments
Now open,
NEW DEPARTMENT FOR
CLoAKs AND SUITS
WHY EVERY LADY SHOULD PURCHASE THEIR
rirs. have in stock 5000 coaks to select FROM and
S .s .ss ss s Il: ss s
style. Another cloaksthcy all cut
soay 30
PER
than poorly nnshsd goods are sold house In %
vii, ss.onish all 81 ooat.. hand:omely trimmed
.G' l. csns % & So T. % FSsfa 80 plain
10 sss
ss,s ss eo:ssy worth SSS * s,o - 80, 90 -, :, :.
six s:sqs:. long lined with sasin handsomely quilted.
sesisin sacques in great variety.
SUIT DEPARTMENT
W.. sh s s. y IS u" Gf % s bargains
Hand:ome Suits. made from fine goods, elegant styles,
Ask 10 see the suit ouise ne cashmere trimmed with
sns .s ssR 70 suit well worth tho attention Of
very finest ssshnsre Suits trimmed With silk and fringe
Positive bargains in silk suits s44 s55 ses SIS up to
MISSES AND CnILDREN's CLoAKs
in great variety.
UNDERWEAR
OF description.
''n'H which ias aSSssIf Ss viii ofs1 %sna''''''
exceedingly low prices
INFANTS OUTFITS,
ready made and TO order.
Special designs in
TRIMMED ROUND HATS
FRENCH FELT HATS;
500 dozen on - sale s price IS cents in ali shades
FANCY FEATHERS
in endless variety.
Braided Bandcaux In cardinal, black myrtle green,
New fancy Feathers received twice week. Of our own
BONNET RIBBONS.
Closing ont several lines Of fancy Ribbons at 20 cents
Sash kSoon al s eens 70 o cents
chased before the advance in silk.
vELvETs
go Ct sssr sGsssS S,ss, ,om
.n % U
LACE GOODS.
Thread Lace,
Special attention given to made-up Lace Goods
GadTsns Lsess Is and Velvet Caps specially
HOSIERY
for ladies. gentlemen aud children, in wool. cotton
Misses mcrIno Hose
reduction q q 60 4 per cent.
Gen,lemen's msrinc Vest. seduced from Sc. to 4se
Gentlemen merno Drawers reduced from S5c to 49c.
full Line OF Cartwright warrens ana all the leading
0'"''' ' MERINo UNDERWEAR.
Gen,lemen's linen Collar. and cuns.
KID GLOVES
1,COO dozen 2-buttons, a5c
500 dozen 3buttons, 81 O6
All warranted-all the shades
LADIES' TIES,
latest novelties,
N B.-Reduction to the trade
H. o'NEILL 4 CO..
32l to 32y 6th av.,
corner Of 2Oth 81.
I ORD TAYLOR
CONTINUE THEIR GREAT SALE OF
REAL INDIA CASHMERE sHAwLs
PURCHASED AT THE JULY AUCTION SALES IN
LONDON, AND NOW QUOTED so PER CENT
LESS THAN MARKET VALUE, VIZ =
5000, $l25, $3.50. $275. $500. 1925 $780, $780,
Also
REAL INDIA CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLS T
IN THE MOST ARTISTIC DESIGNS FOR THE COM
ING SEASON
$50, $55. 600 $50. S75, SS5 sos.
L.,
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

STERN BROTHERS, BROTHERS - %,
/ F: f: T: :: ::
9th av. and 10th st.,
WILL EXHIBIT ON MONDAY
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
rHE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
DoLMANs AND CLoAKs.
In silk, mstelasse and camcl's hair.
cAxEs HAIR sET poLSnSs RsSEssf in IN kreur coIons
fa5K s54h AhD rna,s 1sb SGa otSAks EfsED
1000 cloth sacqucs in all Sizes s.ylishy trimmed and
So SO, SO. sia' sis' SIG sis, $40. sas
Ex. long six f., e trimmed s1 s;s stsv's s.sass
Fine oil wool plain black or ehinchiila beaver Cloaks
si2, sia, sl4. si6 $ls to s.5.
Fine French imported Msteasc Cloth Cloak extra long
ass at s.s ~ io' ~ Or SIX ana '''''
At s4l. s45
WE BEG 70 pIsECT THE % 9s OUR
aAssffIcESF HhD nE sroGk or 70 OUR
READY MADE COSTUMES,
silk, velvet, cashmere and camcls hair
om and guarantee our prices to be lower consistent with
first class work. tnsn any work In tho city
wewI make article to order and Il not perfectly
satisfactory in work. style and finish. no sale.
We offer stylish Costume in black colorod silk
colored at $s5. soo $s5, 500
Elegant velvet and brocaded silk Costumes at $780, si4o
$3.50.
Very stylish walking, travelling house Costumes IN
fine French. all wool cashmercs
plums browns navy blues or any s25 ,s2s $50
Full assortment of morning Wrappers
Ts X fSAHE EsSIEr2S 2Fns srS ss line haSpay 3,
NOVELTIES IN FIsE MILLINERY GOODS.
Immense assortment OF
Hat Trimmings Wings, Tips and Fancy Feathers.
Great bargains In Felt Hats
20 different shapes and every color In
hne French Fclt. at Coo and 81 ~.
Beautiful trimmed Hats. at $40. Sl2, $14, $t5.
Cheapest Bonnet Nelvets IN the city.
800 pieces, In all tho choice colors, 81 SO yard.
We Offering
ssuperb collection OF
NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS TRIMMINGS. I
In silk headings and frngcs.
y orstcd bail Fringcs. ~ different styles.
aad all the latest importations Of Novelties.
We offering
An unequalicd assortment OF
Hosiery, In newest styles aud colorngs.
All wool. merino and Cashmere Underwear,
and full line OF Kid Gloves, Mt e3c. and 90 pair
BARGAINS IN BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS IN ALL QUALITIES AND MAKES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS.
Novelties In made up Lace Goods.
Infants Caps Rulings Bows Scaris, Ties and .
Toilet Covers, all Of our own manufacture.
kuhings oil any style made Co order or ladies' own
material made up.
RICHARD NEARES
9th and 10th st.
II ERP'S PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet & inches in the channel
and falling.
The Market boy departed for Pitts
burgh at o'clock yesterday morning.
The Emma Graham from Cincinnati
en- route for Pittsburgh was due last even
ing.
The Courier will be the Parkersbnrg
packet to-day at noon.
The local packets are all running reg
ularly.
Business about the landing was very
dull yesterday
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, February 2.-River fall
ing with % Ieet in the canal and 20 feet
on the falls. Weather cold.
NASHVILLE, February 2.-River fall
ing, with II feet inches feet on shoals.
Arrived Cook, Port Isabel. Departed
-Hllman, Cairo.
CAIRO, February 2.-.Arrived- Belle
Memphis, Memphis. Departsd-Belle
Memphis, st Louis; Robert Mitchell,
New Orleans River Al feet 10 inches
and rising. Clear; mercury 240
CINCINNATI, February 2.-River As
feet and falling. Clear and cold. De-
parted-Cons Millar, Memphis; e. B.
Church, New Orleans; Glasgow, Evans.
vile.
ST. LOUIS, February 2.-Departed-
John f. Tolle and Belle of Shreveport,
New Orleans; Julia. Vicksburg; Grand
Tower. Arrivcd-None River fallen
12.nches and ice running Weather clear
very cold.
EVANSVILLE, February 2.-Weather
clear and cold; mercury 8 to II degrees;
wind shifting to the north and east
River ~ 40 feet and falling slowly
Port list up-Red Cloud, Aggie, and
Peytona and tow. Down-Tarascon and
John L. Rhoads. Business fair. Hum
phrcy's wharf boat sunk last night. She
will be saved. The storm yesterday
caused great destruction in the low lands
below. Ten farms have been swept
nearly bare,
MEMPHIS, February 1.-The river has
risen inches; it now stands 81 feet 4
inches, or within foot 9 inches o: danger
line. Departed-Bele of st. Louis,
st. Louis. James Howard was detained
by freight but got away tonight.
Thompson Dean lays over.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03
WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS,

From the Review and Examiner.
The Radicals of the county will hold g
convention on Thur, day, the 18th inst.
to select delegates to their next State
convention. The primary meetings will
take place on the 18th, the day of the
spring elections.
A correspondent of the Waynesburg
independent records the recent marriage
of Coley Haines. aged 80 years, and Miss
s. Stoninger, aged 80 years, both OF
Dunkard township, Green county.
The salaries of a number of post
masters of this section have recently been
adjusted, in accordance with the depart
ment regulations, to the following scale:
Waynesburg, 81, 300; Washington. 81
100; Monongahela City, 81, 100; Browns
vile, 81, 500.
MONDAY night of last week about 500
worth of mink and other iurs were
stolen from Samuel Mel and about SIC
worth from Lewis Leopold, both of Bur
gettstown. The hides were traced to
Steubenville, where they had been sold
to a dealer in that kind of merchandise
The thieves have not been apprehended
The Waynesburg Independent SAYS;
"Dr. J. d. Wood & Son finished sacking
wool last Tuesday, and are shipping their
last lot, about nine thousand pounds, to
the eastern market. Nearly seven thous-
and pounds Of this lot was bought OF
George Huffman, Sr, and sons of Wash
ington township, at 424 cents per pound
This about cleans up the wool trade OF
the county until the next clip"
THE dwelling of DR.. o. d. Todd, a
well.known physician of Alienport,
Allen township, this county, was entered
about ten o'clock on Monday morning OF
last week and robbed OF bonds amounting
to between $4,000 and $4,000. We
have not heard of the apprehension OF
the perpetrator. The family were in the
rear ward at the time. The bonds were
kept in an opening in the wall, which
was papered over the same rs the balance
! Of the wall. The thief or thieves entered
by the door at the front of the house,
and went thence into the bedroom, TAX
the key and locking the door from the
the inside. After getting possession
the bonds they passed out OF the window.
THE thirty Mormon families who ear
ly last spring formed a colony and moved
from the Monongahela Valley to Barton
county, in Southwestern Kansas, under
the leadership of VIM. Bickerton,
appear to have been unexpectedly sue
cessful. They had good luck with their
crops. They built large grsnary and
school house, besides their dwelling
houses, during the year. The name
of the colony is Zion. They
have a postottice, with Mr..
Bickerton as postmaster. There
will be at least fifty more families leave
Western Pennsylvania for the new col
ony this spring. After the colony gets
strong enough they will follow in the
track of the grangers and ship their own
produce to market 1t is said to be fine
country for raising cattle, there being an
abundance of grass OF the finest quality.
The emlgrsnts so far are mostly coal
miners, several of them having pre-
viously resided in Washington county.
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aThle'e'liaa geeistler..
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New ACHIEVEMENTS


German Study Lamps-A. w. PAUL
s. Bro. MAJ ...f
Williams & Faris-Druggists and
Pharmaceutists. "a .aE "
Ohio University.
Removable. H. Berry.
Notice-Business Mems Union.
Peabody Insurance Company.
HoLp1Sa the trail clear of the walk is
called aaursing the dress"
The Circuit Court has adjourned until
Saturday next. 1az-
OvERCoATs are not useless garments,
after all.
The Sixth ward lost more by death
last month than any other ward WA
THE number of deaths in Wheeling
during the month of January was thir-
ty-seven. ...N ~F ?
BUSINESS is taking to aeriel flights,
on the the approach of st. Valentines
day.
FRECKLED walls are very stylish and
very deceiving. SO are, generally, the
wearers.
The new tot! gate lately established at
the top of Wheeling Hill, on the Ma.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03

LAWRENCE CITY, MASS, June 9th, 1873
We, the undersigned having personally
known DR.. Adolph BoirL berg. for years be
lieve him to lie an honest, moral man,
trustworthy, and in truth and yeracity un-
spotted. His character is without re-
prOach'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03
NEIGHORHOOD NEWS.

20 BELLAlRE.
JAcKsJoNKs, the fellow who stabbed
Officer Drugan, was taken to st. Glars
vile yesterday morning, by Constable
Roeder, there to await his trial.
The Observance of the snow ordinance
was the frst thing In order yesterday
morning.
THE climate here has proved SO
changeable OF late, that let it be ever so
warm in the morning, one is not safe in
even gong to the Post Office without tax
ing IN overcoat along.
Mr.. CHAs. SATrERFIELD says that if
the parties who stole his chickens Will
send him $40, the price of the chickens,
there will be nothing further said Or
done, but if this is not done soon the
guilty parties will be arrested and dealt
with according to law.
THE interest in the Bellaire and South
western railroad is still increasing. This
! feeling should not be allowed to die out
until the scream of the locomotive whistle
is heard echoing through the hills between
Bellaire and Woodstield.
| MR.. ]. G. ABLE, who resides about
Two miles southwest of Bellaire, informed
us Yesterday, that many of the hills IN
that portion of the county were slipping
badly of late, and in many instances the
entire road bed has been taken away.
OFFICER DRUGAN was resting very
we'll yesterday, and getting along as vel
as could be expected. His wounds are
very sore, and of course give him great
deal of uneasiness, but we hope it vii
not be very long until he will again b.
able to be on duty.
THE wind got under the tin roofing
that was left on the buildings destroyed
by the late fire, sometime night befor'
last, and raised 1t up and whirled it clea
iItoth street, making a most tremendou
crash. The folks in the neighborhoot
were startled as though an earthquake
had taken place.
BRIDGEPORT.
The clothing store of S. Opperheime
was DurSiariZeu soHie IiHie uuii"5 ~"
day night. A pane Of glass was cut gu
and by reaching through the openinI
the thieves unscrewed the lock and walk
ed in. The loss is variously estimated a
from one to three thousand dollars.
THE revival at the Methodist churcl
in Kirkwood is still in progress, tn
meeting being continued until after II
o'clock almost every evening.
Miss TOWNSEND, of New Brighton
Pa, niece Of Mr.. Z P. Rhodes, at who's
house she has been visiting, left Tor HON
yesterday.
Miss Porter, of Sandusky, leave
to-day. The young men of Kirk
wood look blue, as young ladies are scare
IN their precinct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03
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Such are the EXPLANATIONS of those who
see the large, elegant new Chromos pro-
duced by the European and American
Chrome Publishing Co. Every one will.
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CauvaSSers, agents, and Ladies' and gentle
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03

G.. HOG came out of hls'sub-soil cham
Der yesterday, cracked his tail, pricked
his cars, and then looked cautiously
around and saw his shadow He then
turned summersault instanter back into
his hole, and will not show his nose again
for six weeks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03
A Man of a Thousand.

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY EX
w PECTED from consumption, all
remedies having failed, and Or. II. Jane g
was experimenting, lac accidentally made
a preparation Of Indian Hemp" which
cured his only child. and now gives this
recipe free on receipt of two stamps, To pay
expenceS. Hemp" also cures nj ht
sweats, nausea az the stomach, and will
bl eak a fresh cold in p hours. Address
Chaddock & Co., l.92 Race Street, PhiIa-
delphia, aiming this paper. no23ta
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03

l GIVE notice to my customers of a
Cheap Counter erected in my store, where
will be found alpacas at l2c, delaines at
l2Ic, wool plaids at l2c, grenadines at
SC, and one thousand other articles which
we can't numerate, equally cheap, to re-
duce stock Come and get them, as l
must sell them. j. w. FERREL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03

IT is suggested that passengers who
hang by the straps IN street cars should
not pay more than half fare. No more
thay shouldn't when their accommo-
dations are not more than half fair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-03

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AYERS Pills have been known for
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they grippe much less than the common
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Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
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by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant TO take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BT
Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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FOR SAID.

4 SMALL FARM, CONTAINING -
"A acres of rich cultivated land, with
one hundred choice fruit trees of the best
kinds; also a straw berry patch, never fail
ing wells and a block house. Said land Is
situated on good road three miles from
Wheeling, W. Va, and is very suitable ior
every business, especially for butchers OF
G. FsHILDEBRAND,
Alley + No. 23l5, between 25rd and eth $751;
Centre Wheeling, Wheeling, W. Va
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AN OUTFIT FREE,

WE WANT SOME ONE IN EVERY
w county to take orders and deliver
goods ior the old and original c. o. H..
House. Large cash wages. splendid chance
in every neighborhood for the right per-
son OF either sex, young or old. Samples,
new lists, circulars, terms, etc, a conn iete
outfit sent free and post paid. Send for IL
at once and make money at your homes
Address II. J. HALL q CO., y. Howard
ST., Baltimore, Md. Och