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National Republican., 1876-12-09

~PREsCRIPTIO PREPARED
@ at Coughlin,s Temple Drug Store, and
Ninth streets, at moderate prices. sepSu
National Republican., 1876-12-09

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE
4 FARM, containing seyenty-three acres, situate
about five miles north OF ID. c.: twenty
acres in hard wood and timber; orchard, DO peach
fine water: stream through woodland; good soil for
grain, grass, &C.; improved bya two-story frame
outbuidngs, barn, stable, &c. Price, 900. Terms
easy-deferred payments at six per cent interest, or
VIII eacnAaEs '0f E00a 81! gTXPNLEY gTIUXPNSLEY JONES,
oc2o .1E. +. ..f.... - 5u Seventh street. =
National Republican., 1876-12-09

ENGLISH AND DO.
~ MESTIC Articles for ladies' toilet use at
Coughlin,s Temple Drug Store. sepS-H
National Republican., 1876-12-09
THE ROUTINE BUSINESS.

SHIRT THIEF CAPTURED-A FINE MOUTH FOR
APPLE BUTTRR-Two VISITORS CHECKED FOR
THE Farm.
Nat. Turner, larceny OF two shirts from Alice
Turner: Ai0 and costs, John Flsnaran. petit
larceny; 81 and costs. Frank Warner, colored,
larceny Of two frkins of apple butter worth 81
down for vagIancy. Charles Comlossy, charged
with breaking and defacing private property, the
door Of a dwelling house of Joseph Cammack; $50
or sixty days In Jail. Richard Fillmore was sent
down for yaRrancy
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Il Toast.

Two important Discoveries: The dis .
covery of America by Columbus, and
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
the one opening up TO mankind new
continent, the other a fountain of health,
which is indispensable TO the full enjoy
ment of life and its blessings. In re-
Spouse TO the above sentiment come the
unsolicited attestations OF tens OF thou
sands of grateful patients, who have been
relieved OF chronic ailments through its
instrumentality. These voices are linn
tied to no one locality, but from every
city, village, and hamlet, in our broad
domain. as well as from other climes, and
in the strange utterances of foreign
tongues, like the confused murmur OF
many waters, come unteigned and hearty
commendstions. 1t is, in combination
with the Pleasant Purgative Pellets, the
great deputator Of the age. Under It's
benign action eruptions disappear, e1.
cessiye waste is checked, the nerves are
strengthened, and health, long banished
from the system, resumes her reign and
ro.estabhshes her roseste throne upon
| the cheek. All who have thoroughly
tested It's virtues in the diseases for winch
it is recommended. unite in pronouncing
il the great Medical Discovery OF the
age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

The OPERA HoUsE.-The patrons of
minstrelsy will have an opportunity Of
enjoying themselves to the fullest extent
at the Opera House tonight, Neil Bry-
ants famous MINISTRIES will give one Of
their unique entertainments. The MEM
bers of this troupe have au excellent
reputation professionally, and are said to
excel in their line. The singing of the
California quartette cannot be excelled by
any similar troupe in the country. The
onds vii! be occupied by Lew Benedict
and Ned Goss. who are the funniest OF
the funny. Go and see them.
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WHEELING, February 2S!h, 1876

Editors of the Register:
Allow me to cali your attention to Ger.
tain things needed at BcDson's Ferry
Yesterday your correspondent and sew.
eral others with him, were compelled to
wait almost fifteen minutes IN the mud
and rain and darkness waiting for the boat
there being neither shelter nor light on
either side. Is it not necessary for the
public comfort that the thing be attend.
ed to? Itall does very well in fine spring
like weather; but during the rains and
SHOWS OF winter to be so exposed is not
only uncomfortable, but injurious to
health. desire simply to call attention
to the trouble, hoping it may be remedied.
u
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RIVER MEMS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated s feet 10 inches in tha chan
mel, and rising.
The Whale passed down Yesterday
mmninr.
TIE Andes arrived from Cincinnati;
last e'e"'"S'
The &. ". Horn5rook fo,'"" down
with a light tow.
MI "a rot,., o-..,.,I from, =. I,ris
~ ''' 9 e W.
with tow ot IRON ore
Tha Market Boy departed for Pits
bunch -. ,b, r.,,i bo,- ,,orr-
w. . - VIZ ''.''
ing.
The Express let for Petersburg at
noon ro.terdov
Tbo poco, vi,I lo,yef,rp ,t.t,r.,I, 9.
A. W. 'o-u"S
The Courier will be The Petersburg
packet at noon to-day.
A tbo Ah,or O,E.iI w.s b.c,i,,, ort
N ' "
from the wharf she came near coIlId'hg
with the S.ar of the West.
Tho A,d.s vii I.,vo c,- Cincinnati
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WAsn1NeroN, D. G. Ami p, IS7l.

NessrS. He'phensti"" & BcftiU:
GENTS the past seven yeaismy wife
has been great sufferer from chronic
rheumatism, which at times assumed a
very mali. nant form, and for days and
nights deprived OF rest, Several months
ago our attention was called to Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy, and after the use OF
three bottles according to directions, she
WAS entirely free from pain and prFma-
mont cure Affected. am glad 10 be able 10
make the above statement in reference 10
your wonderful rheumatic remedy. | be-
lievG = will cure any cas-" OF tn" disease
ever known. WN. CROOK,
Executive Clerk 10 President Grant.
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CRUELTY To ANIMALs.-John Max
well was before Squire OKeefe, charged
with cruelty to animals. The charge
was made by MIR. Erb, OF the firm of
Erb x Mccormack, liverymen. Max
well is accused of abusing horse hired
of the above firm. The case was con-
tinued until this morning.
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Miss Kate Wheat and Institute.

Mrs. &. Gray.
Solo and Chorus-Infiamatus from St"bat
Mnt.r EnSYIILi.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EETATE.-Deed
make February 10, 1876, by Geo. Bolte
and wife to +. w. Baecker for the un-
divided one-half of lot No. ~, situated
on the east side of the National road, in
j. Zanc's addition to North Wheeling.
Admitted Feb. %; 500.
Deed made Feb. "A, 1876, by Henry
Kell and wife to Walter Marshall for
all the coal contained within and under
certain tract of lana situated north OF
and near the National road, being par.
ofthe Woods farm; also the coal adjoin-
ing the north end of the above tract; also
parcel of land lying east OF the afore-
said tract of land. Admitted Feb. %;
$500.
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SALE OF PROPERTY. - Yesterday
morning the property situated on the
corner of Fourteenth and Jacob
streets, known as the old Third ward
school building, was sold to Messrs.
Benz Fisher, j. r. Greer, ard Alex
Long, for the sum Of s9,250. These
gentlemen propose erecting five elegant
dwelling houses on the property as soon
as possible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

How TO CALCULATE lNTEREsT.-Thc
following rules are so simple and SO true
according to all business usages, that
every banker, merchant or clerk
should post them up Tor reference.
There being no such thing as fraction
in it, there is scarcely any liability to
error or mistake. By no other arithmet-
ic process can the desired information be
obtained by SO few figures:
Six per cent-Multiply any given
number OF dollars by the number of days
Of interest desired; separate the right
hand figure and divide by SIX; the result
is the true interest on such sum Tor such
number of days ut . por cent.
Eight per cent-Multiply any given
amount for the number OF days upon
which it is desired to ascertain the inter.
est, and divide by torty-fve, and the re-
suit will be interest Of such sum for the
time required at s per cent.
Ten per Multiply the same as
above and divide by 50, and the result
will be the amount of interest at 10 per
cent.
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BRYANrs MINsTRELs-We find the
following highly complimentary rotice
in Saturdays Pittsburgh Leader of the
above troupe, which appears at the OPP
era House to, night;
Library Hatt.-Bryants Minstrels
were greeted last night by large and
enthusiastic audience. The entertain
ment presented was of most excellent
and amusing character, entirely devoid
OF vulgarlty. Lew Benedicts 'Oration'
and r. NJ. Hengler's character songs and
dances were perhaps the best things
on the programme. The California
Quartet appeared in part first, and sung
several ballads in fine style. Every
member on the programme brought
forth applause. The concluding sketch
was first. class burlesque on the VOkes'
Bellies of the Kitchen and included
the Trovatore selections and the lmita-
tons of the ballet.
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MASQUERADE TONIGHT. - The A
Rolf Boat Club give their first annual
masquerade ball TO light at the Turner
Hall. This will probably be the finest
masked ball ever given in Wheeling.
and those who want to see grand affair
should not fail to be there. 1t will be
frst-class in every particular.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

THAT$3OOOOO SUlT-Weare informed
that the late suits brought against the late
directors OF the Savings Institution,
we're in fact brought by the depositors
through Messrs. Pendletcn X Peck, at.
torneys, and that they only used the
name of d. Lamb, trustee, for the use Of
the depositors he not feeling al liberty
to refuse the use of his name Tor that
purpose. The suits are OF two kinds. one
VS.. the late directors for neglec: of duty,
and the other VS.. three only OF them for
Withdrawing their deposits after finding
the condition OF the concern.
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AQUArIc.-The Pittsburgh DispGt-

AQUATIC.-The Pittsburgh UisDot-h
says:
The coming season pr omises to be very
lively in aquatic as well as other matters.
Besides the great Centenn ial Regatta
there is prospect OF one or two first class
sculling matches. Ssddler, according to
,elegraphic information, has expressed a
desire to row Eph Morris, and q match
between them will likely be arranged if,
as it seems now to be his intention, the
English oarsman visits this country in
July next. Schsrtf, who kept out of the
field last year, intends to row the coming
summer, and will make 1t lively for any
of the Eastern osrsmen who feel dis
posed 10 make 3 race.
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Miss Nellie Sweeney.

Duette Violin and Piano............"".
Messrs. Ebeling and Bassett.
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TuE DISTRICT CnyRr OF TIE

! A.''" H'"'.' I'' t"' b'H''''' u "'A'
Virginia.
IN the matter OF Thomas Sweeney,
bankrupt.
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
Wheeling, February Rules, 1875.
john \. Armstrong, }
". IN lnAhctlN.
James :. Riddle, 1T n.
The object OF this suit ii To recover from
the defendant, Riddle, the sum OF slSl 20,
with Interest thereon from January 18th.
1870. on two negotiable promisSOry notes
made by said Riddle, dated January 18th,
1870. each for tke some of SE2.l3 payable
respectively In six and twelve months,
with interest, to tn" order OF Armstrong,
Holiday IL CO., and by them endorsed 10
the plaintiff, and 10 attach and subject TO
the payment OF the plaintiffs claim, the
effects OF said defendant in possession Of,
and the moneys due him from Thomas
O Rrrn, Trustee. And II appearing from
an .iiilaV!i filed in this cause, that the de-
irudaut, James =. Riddle, is not resident
OF the state OF West Virginia, on motion
OF plaintifi'S attorney, il Is ordered that he
appear here az the next March Rules, To be
held in the eflicc of the Clerk of said Court
on Monday, the 18th day OF March, 1875, To
DO what Is necessary to protect his inter
estS in the above entitled cause.
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH, Clcrh.
Al. CLARKE, attorney Tor plaintiff.
ipDllglWt
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~ THE MUNICIPAL COT ri OF
! Wheeling, February Rules, 1915.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

ALL who indulge in Ice cream or nilt
juleps will be grstiled TO learn that the
quantity Of ice housed on the kennebec
this year is unusually large. At least
100000 tons have already secured q salet
and this will take 1000 vessels to carry
it, or ten day during the shipping sea-
son, to say nothing Of what will vet be
sold.
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDs.-Thc Gov
ernor yesterday appointed John c.
StSrkweather, Commissioner of Deeds
for this State for the District of Column
bia; residence, Washington City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

THE man who made the Statement.
yesterday morning in regard to the ar
rival OF the martens IS mild kind of 8
liar. The marten is bird of TOO much
good common sense to come here now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

a National Labor Convention is to be
held in Pittsburgh, on April 18th, and
call has been issued to all labor organi-
cations throughout the country TO send
delegates.
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SHRovE TU EsDAY.-Shrove Tuesday,
to-day, will be remembered as feast IN
the Catholic ard Episcopal Churches.
In the olden time this was great feast
day. 1t being the last day proceeding
the fasting, commencing Ash Wednes
day, it was devoted to high living, per-
haps with Il view to laying in u good
stock with which to resist the siege Of
forty days fasting. 1t was called "Pan-
cake Day." rs one of the essentials
of the feasting were pancakes and
honey. Some families IN this country
still observe this ancient custom, now
almost in desuetude. In the Catholic
church this morning there will be services
at 9 o'clock. Besides discourse, there
will be the distribution of ashes. The
form of the ceremony is for the priest to
make with ashes the sign Of the cross on
the forehead of all communicates as a
sign of their humiliation and contrltion
at the approaching season Of Lent.
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A Man of q Thousand.

VI He. DEAIH HA- HOURLY TX.
w PETIED from CsLzumpf!Ou, al
remedies having failed, and Or. n. James
wa er1menttug, J. c accidentally made
preparation u indian Hemp" which
cureG bis only child, and now gives this
recipe free Oh receipt IL 'EO STAMPS, 70 uay
expences. Hemp" also cures MINT
sweats, nausea al The stomach, and will
bIcak fresh cold IN - HOurs. Addres.
CbahdOck ( Co., Ifc,2 Race street. PM
delpE!a, naming tH4H pa per. BoZ5ta
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ABsURD.-A rumor has gained some
credence that it will be dangerous Tor
ladies to appear on the street, to-day.
Such thing is absolutely absurd. Those
in the Msrdi Gras process
sion are al gentlemen, and
the police will be attentive to-day AS
usual TO see that persons are not insulted.
The ladies will be as safe on the streets
of Wheeling to-day as ever they were be
fore
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

GUARDIAN APPcINTED.-Jamcs A
Campbell mas been appointed guardian
OF Mary j., and Jane +. Campbell, r'cc
{ Mendel resigned, Bond $500 and
5000 rc.pectivclv.
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Posi- OFFICE HOURS To.DAY.-The
post Office will be open to-day from 40
A. NJ. until l:30 P. N.
The carriers will MAKE no delivery in
the afternoon.
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WoRRMkN were engaged in taking
down the cracked Cathedral bell yester-
day. 1t will be replaced by new bell
in short time
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VEG IN e
Will Cleanse Scrofala from
the System.
HONEST OPINION.

VI X. II. Il. > i u ' Ls-N''
DEAR SIR-This Is To show that my son
was taken sick In January, lSbi, with
ScrOfula, which came out In large sores
and ulcers on his lcs and hip. HIS leg was
Swc led more than twice it, natural size
He had several doctors Of high standing IN
their professionalism from Boston and
three from ChariestOwu- without getting a
bit better He was Obliged to lie wherever
ne was placed. for he had no uS" OF his
limbs whatever. When We had given up
all hopes Of ms living We were told To- Try
Negetine, the great blood remedy and hc
had taken II but short time before We
could see "A great change. The sores run 50
bad thai we had 10 cuungc the cloths iouf
better: FOR ne could move his limbs and
help him>clfa li,tle. He was soon able Ia
stun In Ted, and, by constant use OF NCg"-
tine, II has cured him. He has a lame leg,
which ne Will probably have for life: but
We all honestly believe II We had used
Ncgelinc before We had bothered with
those doctors. IL would have saved TIA" use
OthiS leg. and restored IL 10 natural healtu.
! hope all tHo-, troubled with Scroiula
will read thi testimony oime and my son,
vino j, now we'll and able to speak for hlm-
self. CATHERINE MALONE "a .
DANIEL MAHONEl,
70 Trenton ST., Cnariesiown, Mass.
MAY a., 81
Tue above plain but honest statement
cunCluSiVcly shows the quick and
thorough cleansing elects Of the Ntg"tlne
I'm ScTU.uia.
Vegctiue is Acknowledged by MI classes
OF people 20 bee GA" best and most reliable
blood puTircr In IT,, world.
VcGctinc IL Sold by MI Druggists.
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THIS will be grand March day, sure
enough.
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Ms,wS. HeiphenNine & Bentiy
No human being ever suffered as did
for years with rheumatism. one OF the
most eminent physicians failing 10 give
me RELIEF, | bought a bottle OF Durang' s
Rheumatic Ecmrdy, and in the almost
incredible time OF three days was a well
man and perfectly tree from palm. The
medicine is truly wonderful.
Signed THORNTON SMITH,
1924 street, Washington, ID. e.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Sabbath night closed the Union SER
vices held by the United Presbyterian
and Presbyterian churches. Some
twenty protested conversion.
THE light fingered gentry made sever
al calls Saturday night, Visited l.. b.
Westy & Cos. store, pried open the front
store door and stole some canned fruit,
stogies, sardines, gloves and one pair OF
boots but failed 10 get any money. They
visited Beck's grocery but iaiie !
to secure an entrance by the front door,
but succeeded better at the back window.
The only things missed here were some
stogIes, oranges and two raZors,
after which they visited
WIN. ii. Wallace's and Henry
Floto's. They failed from some cause
to gain an entrance at either Of these
two stores. 1t seems Mr. Foto was
awake, and proposed TO give them II
warm reception had they succeeded IN
their efforts Taking it altogether, we
would consider this rather bold when we
think of such things being done IN this
part of town where people are astir a.
most every hour OF the night. No clue,
as yet, who III burglars are.
A MEETING was held Saturday after
noon in the Office Of the Ohio City Mil,
to consider further the 60 operative plan.
No DEBATE conclusion Was arrived ~,
INT we are informed that tho plan is ia
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Report from Practical Chemist ana
ApOtheCary.

BosTOS, January /, lS9L
DEAR SIR-This is 10 certify that | have
sold al retail l5ils dozen llNi2 bottles OF
your Vegetine since April i, $50, and can
truly say that II has given The best sItls-
faction Of any remedy for the comp. alnts
for which IL is recommended that ever
sold. scarcely day passes without some
OF my customer teStifying To its merits ON
themselves or their friends. am perfectly
cognizant OF several eases OF Scro!uious
TumoyS being ured by Negetine alone III
tnls vicinity. Very ReSpt cttully yours,
Al GILMAN, sos Broadway.
To II r stevens, ESD.
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KINGS, lords, dukes, counts and nu-
merous other members Of the royal fam
ly were flying rather mysteriously last
night.
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SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BRLLAIRE.

THE law business in Bellsire is begin
ming to look up little and quite large
nu mi Der of cases are on the taps.
Mrs. Hess is going to erect very
fine building on South Union street ss
soon as the spring opens.
WE expect bout one-halt Of our cit
liens to 60 to Wheeling to day to par
take in the Mardi Gras carnival.
WE will give the business that was
transacted at the Railroad meeting at
City Hall last night in tomorrow morn
lpgs paper.
THE Bellaire liverymen are making q
strong effort to have the cemetery hill!
fixed and it should he.
A coUNTkYMAN' horse that had been
hitched to post near the car shops OF
tho B. s. o. Railroad Company yester-
day, became frightened at a passing To-
comotive, and broke loose and went
home at veryo lively late, Leaving the
young man to cuss little and then
walk home at his leisure.
CAPTAIN joan FINK is making q
very fine improvement on Thirty-thlrd
street, by paving the gutter in front o.
his building.
WE are sorry to know that our friend
DR.. N. w. Junkins is quite i'll, and hs'
been for days, but hope ne will soon be
about again.
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By Telegraph.

PITTSBURGH, February - River =
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and rainy. ArriveI-Sal. Valley, Iron,
ton; Carrie Brooks, GAINESVILLE.
ST. LOUIS, February 27-ArriveI-
Colossal. keokuk, Ida Stockton, Ch.a.
City. Depsrted-City Of Chester, Mem
phis; Fearless and bsrges. River fallen
inches. Weather cloudy and cold
CAIRO, February 2s-Arrived- Ca
rondelet, NtE Orleans; City Of Vicks-
burg, St. Louis Darsrted-Caroude.ct,
ST. Louis; John Gilmore, Oaio; Helena.
ST. Louis River % feet inrhes. and
falling. Clear Mercury Il deg.
LorIsvGLLE, February 2s.-Wcs:ber
cold. Arrived-Glssgow, Evansville;
Morning Star, Henderson. DEPARTED
Glasgow, Cincinnati; Fswn. Henderson.
Eight feet eleven inches IN the canal.
CISCISSATI February gS.-Rive- i
feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and colder. Arriy-I-Cen. Mill
eT. No departures.
EVANSVILLE, February - W Gather
clear; wind from the west; mercury 81
to A. River l9 feet and falling. Up
Cleburne, Red Cloud. George Roberts.
Business dull.
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AT two o'clock this morning an inch
and half OF snow had fallen, and it was
still coming.
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Srcoxn HAM PIANOS AND ORGANS

J. ". FERRELL is closing out his
Dress Goods at dreadful slaug hter, to
20 into the carpet business exclusively.
Call and see them.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, of First-class
Makers. viii b" sold At Low Prices for cash,
or on lustaiiments, or for rent, in City or
Country, during these hard times and the
Holidays. by HORACE WATERS & son,
Is, Broad way, than ever before offered in
New York. 4 gents wanted 10 sell Waters
E"w scale Pianos, and Concerto organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great In
.gc-w-I', 10 the Trade. \ large discount
O teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
cnOO.-. etc. "@c2lq
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OSE OF THE BAND ARREsTEp.-Yes-
terday young man by the name of
David Allison was arrested by officer
Bogard, charged with being implicated
in the robbery OF Oglebsy &
Sons store. Quite large
amount OF tobacco was found
in his possession. He will probably have
u hearing before Squire Caldwell to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

}. W. FEEEEL: cheap counter for
great bargains viii beat anything in this
city.