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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

Al THE CLUB RooMs.-At the
Central Tilden and Hendricks rooms
last night, there was regular old time
jollifcation meeting, a. it were, snd the
great nall was crowded, standing room
not even to be had. The meetiug
was called TO order by Mr.. w. NJ. Hesrne
chairman, aud after reading the minutes
the regular order of business WAS taken
up ard disposed of.
1t was announced by the chair that
Hon. Henry S. Walker would address the
Democracy OF OHIO county at the Court
House this friday evening, at =
o'clock, and requested that all attend.
The question of having a torchlight
procession was thon discussed, sand Sat-
urday night next designated as the
time, and arrangements perfected for
having the largest and grsndest pro-
cession that has yet been held during the
canvass. The following were appointed
as marshsls, and are requested to meet at
the Central rooms this evening:
Chief Marshal, John G. Hoffman; AS
sistants, Capt Waller, w. G. Hsndlan,
James Creighton, and Ed. Christmsn.
Aids for Washington District-W. A.
Wilson, John Byha, and VIM. Ritz.
Madison-C. ID. ii. Wheeler, George
Ankle, VIII. Schsmbra, Chas. Lukens.
Clay-Frank Hoge, Alex. Gillespie,
Frank Hildretb.
Union-J. A. Miller, Casper He'll,
VIM. Taylor.
Ceutre-C. ". seabright, Charles
Bingell, VIM. Myles.
Webster-J. B. Hughes, Nick Reister.
Ritchie-Geo. Schsd, Martin Fischer,
d. NJ. Maxwell.
Liberty--A. NJ. Ridgeley, J. ID. Mont
gomery.
Rlchlsnd-A. d. Garden, j. w. Nc
Culloch.
Triadelphia-John Heltenbein, Frank
Smith, VIM. Hutchinson.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
4. G. Crscraft and j. o. Pendleton, who
confined their remarks principally to the
recent successes of the Democracy.
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Conditions OF A rmIsfice by the Porte

LONDON, October IA dispatch from
ConstantinOple saws: The following are
the conditions on which the Porte grants
an srmistice: That Servia shall be pre-.
vented freni occupying the positions now
in possession Of the Turkish army; that
the Introduction OF arms and ammuni-
ton into Servis and Montenegro shall
be prohibited; that the palsag OF foreign
volunteers to the Turkish provinces be
etfectuslly pat stop TO; that Servis and
Montenegro be prohibited from giving
any assistance 10 Insurgents in ad-
jacent provinces. The Porte proposes
the srmIstice shall extend to the 18th of
March 1877, and requests the great
powers 70 appoint delegates for a settle.
ment OF the details. /; has ordered the
Turkish commanders 10 come 70 the un-
derstsnding with these delegates and the
ServIan and Montenegrin commanders.
The line Of demaGcstion between the
hostile armies is to be regulated by the
positions they now hold. Turkey is.
however, ready to vLcate hei positions
IN SeryiA If the Seryians promise not TO
occupy them.
A Berlin special says that the old re-
port is revived that the Car thinks of
sbdicsting II war is decided on. The
Russian residents in Austria and Ger.
many who are liable 10 serve in the army
have been ordered home.
The Black Sea squadron is resdy TO
carry $1,000 men from the northern 20
the western shores of the sea. A de-
tachment of officers have been sent 10
equip these vessels. The Persian gov
eminent has been asked by Russia 10
co operate, and Persia in obedisnce is
iendlng troops 20 the Turkish
frontier. The reserve ia being called out.
Ia some OF the western Provinces of
Russia troops have been moved towards
the northern and eastern frontier Of Gal
licia. Twenty thousand horses have
been placed on 8 war footing in Russian
Poland. These measures are believed 70
be intended TO force Austria and Turkey
TO concede the independence Of the
southern SclsvOnisns without 3 war.
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RIyER NEWS

The marks at the landing last evening,
Indicated 6 feet inches in tue channel
and stationary.
The Emma Graham passed at noon
yesterday, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Express leaves for Parkersburg at
the usual time.
The Hudson from Cincinnati is due to-
day.
The Courier departed as usual for Par
kersburg yesterday.
The Harrison passed up with tow yes
terday afternoon.
The Market Boy leaves for Mstamoras
at 1920 A. NJ. to-day.
Captain Ben. +. Hutchison died last
Tuesday night, at his residence, at
Kirkwood, near st. Louis, aged seventy
wears. The deceased came originally
from Pittsburgh, and built a number OF
steamers, including the Sovereign Con-
tinental, Common wealth and other noted
boats.
Captain James Bugher, an old and
we'll known citizen of Cincinnati, and
former steambo owner and commander,
died at his residence, in Clifton, yester-
day morning, alter long illness, Of
dropsy, in the ifty-sixth year of his age.
The deceased was born in Brownsville,
Pa, and was associated with his father
in commanding steamers on the MOnon-
gahela before he was of age. He was
clerk of several small steamers plying
the Ohio river from Pittsburgh to Gin
cinnati.-Cin. Com.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October l2.-River 4
feet 2 inches and falling. Weather
Cloudy and COOL
MEMPHIS, October 12.-River fell !
inches. Weather clear. Departed
Chester, S.. Louis; Msude, Vicksburg.
CINCINNATI, October 12-River 9
feet l inch and falling. Arrived
Wheeling. Disqualification, Pitts
burgh.
EVANSVILLE, October l2.-Weather
clear; mercury SO TO 600. River 8 40
feet and falling. Port list up-Wood,
Red Cloud. johnson. Down-Grey
Eagle, Sherlock. Business light.
ST. LOUIS. October l2.-Arrived-
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Lacy Lee,
Peoria; Belle Memphis, Memphis;
Leopard, Upper Mississippi. Departed
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; City Vicks-
burg, Vicksburg; Lady Lee, Peoria.
The river has fallen inches. Weather
clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

TOWNSHIP ELECTIoNs.-Below we
give the results at the township elections,
though not official, in the main they can
be relied on:
IVashington.-County Commissioner
Bayha, AL; Tippett, 395. School Com
MISUNDERSTANDING. 4l9; Goering, 407.
Justices-Phillips 400; Mcdonald, 406;
Oliver, 395; Clemens, 3S9. Godfrey
Price and l. j. Carpenter elected Con-
stables.
Clay-County Commissioners Frew,
800; Kelly, 365. School Commissioner
IIildreth, 3S9; Hoge, 379. Justices
Robb, 2Sl; Phillips, 367, Oldham, 346;
Tolivar, Ala. Constsbles-Henry, 379;
Hull, 1877; McSherry, 240.
Union-County COMMUNICATING
SOB; Kingdom. 406. School Commits
sioner-McCully, SIP; Csrliu, S97 JUS
tices-Bulger, 426; Miller, 1893; Shields,
2Sl; Launder, 1888; Hamm, 1874; Adams,
167. Constsbles-Forsyth, SOP; Edwards,
43S; Murphy, 1868; Moreland, SOL.
Centre - County Commissioner
Myles, 3lS; Moffat, 226. School Com
missioner Bingell, 1854; Reed, l67. JUS
tices Wheeler, 1874; Hamilton, 1873;
Hammer, 25l; Kemple, 35; Hsusenser
and FInnegen were elected constables.
Webster - County Commissioner
Handlan, 537; Schmubach, 400. School
Observation-Disclosures, SOC; Muir
doch, AGO. Justices - Hug hes, 400; Forbes,
5l7; Brocket, 429; Bellvllle, $50. Con-
stables-Cooper, 5l0; McCsrty, oil;
Birch, 1888; Blakemore, APO.
7riadeiph,a-lst Precinct - County
Commissioner-Clsrk, AS; Wsddle, 2l0
Justices Maxwell, l49; McCausland,
IA; White, 1872; Brown, 224.
Second Precinct-County Commission
er-Clark, l9; Waddle, so. Justices
Maxwell, 80; McCsusland, 35; White,
"a; Brown, 35. Constsbles-Knight, 81:
Wayte, 3s; CASTOR, SO.
Third Precinct-County Commissioner
Clark. 76; Wsddle, SO. Justices
Maxwell, SO; McCsuslsnd, SO; White,
lO2; Brown, los. Constables-Knight,
81; White, 81; Wayte, l03; CASTOR, lO3.
Li6erty-Frst Precinct-County Com
mIssioner-Whithsm, 49, Morgan, 40.
Justices--Yates, 20; Bushfeld, 81; Gard
ner. II; Shorts, so; Sample, "a. Consts-
es-Denniston, Il; Smith, e.; Hunt,
SO; scattering, 4.
Second Prscinct-County Commission
Whitman, II; Morgan, 81. Justices
-Bushfeld, 81; Gardner, so; Shorts, 40;
Sample, 81 Constsbles Smith, rs;
Hmm, 40. Warmer. 20
R,cAtanf-Frst Precinct - County
Commlssioner-N Nicholas, %; McCollocb,
lO7. Justices-Lyle, "A; Lowry, So;
DelapIain, 1856; Jacobs. l07. Constables
w eidmsn, 10; Norman, y; Robinson,
1872.
Second Precinct-County Commission
er-Nicholas, II; McCoiloch, 80. JUS
tices-Lyle, q; Lowry,32; Delaplsin, "a;
Jacob 60 Constsbles-Welman, 81;
Nor man, 10; Robins son, 90.
MadisOn-County COMMISSIONED.
B. Sheppard, 402; Joseph Speidel, 4S0
School Commissioner--Julius Pollock,
$40; {. II. Watkins, 493. Justices-W.
d. English, 297; w. H. Caldwell 100;
b. f. Nc Mechsn, 65. Constables-Wm.
Richardson, 772; Jacob Strobel. 3l3;
Robert Bond, 545.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

THE DISASTER AT PITTsBURGH.-Ies-
terdsy considerable excitement was man.
tested throughout the city by the report
that Zugg's mill, at Pittsburgh, had been
totally demolished by the explosion OF a
boiler, and that the list of casualties
was large. 1t was feared for time that
probably some one from Wheeling might,
perhaps, be among the injured, and it
was even reported that such was
the case, out from kilograms received,
containing q list Of the casualties, SO far
as we can learn, there is no one from
this city in the list. A full report will
be found in the telegrsphic columns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

WAsHISGToN COUNTY 1TEMs.-We
take the following from the Washington
county Rerie,o and Examiner:
Joseph Mcbride and Jacob Kelley, OF
this place, have enlisted in the regular
army.
Rices Landing, Greene county, has no
resident physician. Here is good
chance for some enterprising pill ped
dlel.
A few days since, a young grandson of
David Sampson, of East Finley town
ship, had one of his legs broken BY a
horse falling upon him.
The second story Of the school house
in HilIsborougb, has been fitted up by
the Odd Fellows for lodge room.
Rev. j. D. Brownlee, pastor of the U.
p. Church of Willowville, Ohio, and son
of the late John Brownlee, Esq, OF
Franklin township, has received call
to the associate pastorate of Charles
street congregation, New York.
Miss Hannah Crumrine, of Morris
township, WAS Tecehliy quiso so'oi0is IA
jured by being thrown from fractions
horse. For time it was feared that she
was fatally injured, but are glad to learn
that she is recovering.
Marion and Hugh w. Curry, of Am
we'll township, have sold their clip Of
wool, amounting to five thousand pounds,
10 Galbrsith Stewart or Washington,
who is purchasing for H. w. Campbell
& Co., of Rhode Island. The price paid
was forty cents per pound.
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NDRIES.

Under this head we name Buckets,
Abs, Washboards, Brooms Cheese
u, miny, Soaps of all brands, Spices whole
ground, Alum, Msdder, Tx. Log
I'd EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol, Sal Soda,
Bl Carb Soda, Essences, Vinegar, Win.
dow vGlass, Nails, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath Brick,
Twines, Rope, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
7ers, Paper Bags, and many other artI-
les which for want Of space we cannot
mention,
Bv Offering good goods at w prices,
with prompt attention, we hope to merit
snd receive the patronage OF the mer-
chants. TINGLE X lSHAM.
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FOREIGN.
Horrible Slaughter Of Troops.

LONDON, October PA Paris cor
respondent of the Telegraph sends an ac-
count OF an interview with an officer Of
the Egyptian army, who gives clrcum-
stantial details of horrible battles which
have taken place in AbyssinIa There
have been two expeditions. The first,
which was dispatched in October, 1875,
consisted of 1000 men. II was sur
priSed in the department of Goundel and
massacred to the last man. The second
expedition of 5000 men started in
January last. 1t met the Abysinians in
February, in a defile of the COURAGE, and
was overwhelmed, 1000 men being kill
ed. The Abysinian king then went into
the interior. and according to the latest
accounts has repeated what he did in the
detiles of the GoIadel and Goura, by
again crushing The army of the EgyP-
tians. The details Of this, as of other ex-
petitions, are guarded with great secrecy.
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY CoURT.-.Tndee Cochran.
The Court met at 10 o'clock a. N.
yesterday.
In thecsss of Logan, List & Co., VS..
Levi g. Oronheimer, the motion oil PLAIN.
tiff for a new trial was set aside and
the case dismissed.
In the case of A. SImms VS. ID. hartiy'
the motion to set aside the verdict was
overruled and judgement rendered Tor
S34 10 for plaintiff.
In the case o: c. Welty u Bro. VS..
d. Stanley and e. W. Kennedy, mo.
ton for a new trial was overruled and
judgement for the plaintiff rendered for
1872.
The case of Thos. Fsby VS.. Patrick
Howley, tried to the Court, resulted in
verdict for the plaintiff for s64.6o,
The case of Wheat, Isett and Naylor
We. /. Rodelheim & Co. was dismissed
without prejudice to new action.
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EyCURsIoNIsTs.-W Wednesday night
party of thirty, on their way to the
Centennial dined at the Stamm House,
and yesterday party of sixteen en-
route for the same place were registered
at the st. James, and more are expected
to-day. These parties are principally
made ny from the rural towns, both in
West Virginia and Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

WHAT A MoUNDsvILLE PAPER SAYS
ABOUT A WHEELING ESTABLISHMENT.
Martins Capital Dining Rooms.-This
establishment is located at 1855 Market
street. Wheeling, and is one of the most
popular resorts OF the kind in the city.
Martin Thornton has won state reputs-
ton by his hospitality and manner of
catering to the wants of the Inner man"
His rooms are fitted up in elegant style,
and have separate parlors for ladies with
or without escorts, and be keeps on hand
all the time, fresh oysters, fish, game in
season, and all other delicacies the mar
ket affords. When you are in Wheeling
ana want square meal, give him a
call.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

A M1srAKE.-The Wheeling moke
does not easily grasp the subtleties Of
political economy, and when "distin-
guished speaker" talks to him about the
demonstration of silver" or "the equa-
ton of trade forces" 1t is 3 mistake 70
suppose, because his jaws Part from ear
to ear, that he listens with his mouth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

How "BRITT"-LE OUR HoPEs.-Wed-
nesday, the RAIDS, stopping over with en-
ttusiasm and success, engaged band
for the evening, for the purpose of sere-
nsdlng Britt as soon as the returns came
in sufficient to insure his election, pay.
ing for said band in advance" For
some unexplained cause the serenade did
not take place. Will the manager of the
band ''rise and EXPLAIN"
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T. c. WAS, Proprietor

Mr.. Fox, of the f rm of j. Fox " Co..
has arrived from their manufacturing
house at Philadelphia with over 1000
Overcoats of every description, which
must be sold. They will give written
guarantee to every purchaser that 6Oc on
every dollar will be saved on overcoats
at their closing out sale. No. SO Twelfth
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A Man of a Thousand

WHEN DEATH WAS HOCkLl
w PECTED from CODsumpilOn,
remedies having failed, and Dr. -.
was experimenting, he accidentaimy -,
a preparation Of "lndlan Hemp l,
cured his only child. and nov r,, oaJ
recipe free on receipt oftwo stan .'g,,t
eypences. "Hemp" also onre
sweats. nausea at the stomach az Ise,-s
break a fresh cold In "a hour, y, d,
Chaidock a Co., lE2 Race Sifes., -,
delphia, naming this paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

CEETENEIALwARDs.-- The following
persons, all OF Button, o, en- route to
the Centennial, were registered at the
st. James last night, and left for
Philadelphia this morning, via. the G. y
F.: Mr.. Vernon and lady, j. NJ.
Town and lady, o. Russell and lady, Jas.
H Eaton and lady, Thos. Murray and
lsdv, and J. Townsend and lady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

BACK Sprsined.-A young son OF
VIM. Simpsons, Main street merchant,
while playing with some comrades on
Nj ain street, fell and sprained his back.
He was carried to his home on Thir-
teenth street by some friends. His it,
iuries are not serious.
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III ON % Opathic

VETERINARY FRA lI'E
Works on that subject giving OF
and plninly written instruction. '"
treatment OF all ordinary allntne
Domestic Animals, are constantly, ~
stock, together with appropriate, hs -,
Chests. These books are specially ~,
for the Farmers. Stock Ralsefs OF -
Stableman's use, avoiding ~ lOf y.
bic, all technical terms. fOl HsssiI Nh
Price List send stamp t0 The bhLi,spv a..
HOMEOPATHIC PHAkMAIi'
Fayette street. BOEkICkE d ~
rOprietorE.
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PAYING OFF.-Wednesdsy was the pay
day OF the city, and clerk Britt informs
u>that over $4,000 was disbursed. The
street hands. water works, and city
prison bills consumed the greater portion
OF the amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

AUcrIoN.-Rumor saith there will be
An auction sale in Union district of 8
large lot of red caps cspes and torches.
Gan it be that the state has been handed
over to the tender mercies of "Howling
Mob" and "Communistic Rabble?'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

BUsTED.-The Radical committee is q
thing of the past; it has disbsnded
busted, "caAummixed," gone west, any.
where to escsps its creditors, who now
bewail the loss of numerous little incl
dentals necesssryito carry on Radical
campaign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

ATTENTION BELLAIRE BArTALIAS.-
l wish to announce to the lovers of the
oyster that 1 have just received large
and fresh supply of she'll oysters, also
oysters in the bulk or can. Call and try
them. JACOB DURsr,
uDion street, Bellaire o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

THE ferry boat Eureka is now on the
docks near the Island end of the suspen-
sion bridge. Owing to the great width
of the boat, it was necessary to tear away
a portion of one side of the deck in order
TO run her on the TRUSTEES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

THE Street Railway improvement, at
the Island end of the Suspension bridge,
has been about completed, and is de-
cidedly great advantage to the public,
the street having been filled up on a level
with the bridge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

Is IT FRAUD.-We have reliable intor-
nation that there was vote polled in
Madison district, which gave Republic
can majority, in excess of the number of
voters in the district. The matter will
stand little investigation
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

Police CoUkr-Judge C'anmeT.
Andy Clemens was the only unfortu
nate before this court yesterday. He was
charged with disturbing the peace, and
being found guilty was assessed the sum
of twenty dollars and cost, and sentenced
to imprisonment for thirty days.
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REMRMBER that J. Fox s Co, who
have the reputation of manufacturing
the finest clothing in the country, are
selling off their entire stock, rediculously
cheap at their closing out sale, at No. 80
Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

Dos'T forget the Grand Centennial
Excursion over the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh and Pennsylvania Railroads to-
morrow. Only $40 for the round trip,
with the privilege OF returning BY Bslti-
more and Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

TIE RACES Financially, the races
under the management of Mr.. Fred.
Huseman. at the Fair Grounds, Wednes-
day, were failure, and Mr.. Husemsn,
as we'll as the Savannah sufferers, is out
sey eral dollars.
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spanish Protestants Frightened for
their Lives.

LONDON, October l2.-The Recordo,
a religious paper, says that the Spanish
Church Missionary Society have received
private information from Spain to the
effect that the Spanish PrOtestsnts are
in great anxiety and are even in peril of
being threatened by fsnsticsl mob. a
special meeting of the Society will be
held in London Monday, VIXEN state
ment Of tle facts Will be communicated
TO Ear! Derby.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

DoS'r forget the Grand Centennial
excursion over the Cleveland X Pitts
burgh and Pennsylvania Railroads to-
morrow. Only $40 for the round trip,
with the privilege of returning by Bslti-
more and Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

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,
10Y MAN street.
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DON'T buy shoddy clothing because it
is offered you for Il low price, but go to
j. Fox & Co.. closing out sale and get
rst fclass goods tor the same money, at
SO, Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

PERsoNAL.-Mr Chas. johnson, of the
sunday Leader, is confined to his bed
by severe illness. DR.. Baird is his physi-
clan.
Kemple says he is creditabty informed
thst he has been defeated tor Justice,
but is the most philosophical defeated can
didste in the city.
B. (roa0n) b. (ottle) Porter has found
that Jordan is hard road 20 trabble.'
Ed Weisgerber, the popular forman
o. the B, & o. shops, left for the Cen
tennial yesterday morning.
Mrs. Isaac N. Eaton, OF Kansas City,
Mo-, is stopping at the Grant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

THE Republican club rooms were
closed up tight, the door locked, and II
gloomy appearance generally prevailed,
last evening at 8 o'clock. This Is "sig-
niiirant."
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AT the closing out sale Of J. Fox *
Go. you can buy clothing of first class
quality and style for less money than
you pay elsewhere for shoddy. Note
the place. No. 80 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

DON'T forget the Grand Centennial
Excursion over the Cleveland IL Pitts
burgh and Pennsylvania Railroads to-
morrow. Only $40 for the round trip,
with the privilege of returning by Bslti-
more and Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

THE CAT GETTING Our OF THE MEAL
TUB.--Now that the returns are ali in,
and West Virginia has gone Democratic
by so overwhelming a majority, the cat
is gradually getting its head out of the
meal tub, and the secrets of the prison
house are beginning TO be disclosed. Last
evening two men employed in the B. "
o. railroad shops got to talking about the
election, when one said to the other,
"Ain't you ashamed ofyourself for wear
ing cap and cape and carrying a torch
for the Radicals" No said the other, Il
don't care; they paid me dollar and Il
half, and that got me my beer. Twas
sll the same to me-" And that shows
exactly how the old thing worked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

Dos'T forget the Grand Centennial
Excursion over the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh and Pennsylvania Railroads to-
morrow. Only $40 for the round trip,
with the privilege of returning by Bslti-
more and Washington.