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Personalities.

Mrs. Captain Sterling and son and Miss
Mamie Wilson, have gone to the coun.
try to spend the summer months.
Mr.. Samuel G. Wilson, yesterday, re-.
ceived intelligence from Moundsvile
that hi, father WAS lying dangerously i'll
At his home at that place. Mr., Wilson
left Tor Moundsville yesterday morning.
Judge j. j. Jackson, of Psrkersburg,
is registered at the Mcclure house.
j C.. McGrew, of klngwood, WAS IN
the city yesterday.
Rev 5. b. Barnitz, who WAS quite i'll
last Sabbath, has returned from Lake
Side, Lake Erie, sufficiently improved to
occupy his pulpit to morrow.
Mr. JAKE KEMPLE, the temperance
wheel horse of Wheeling. will be present
at the temperance meeting tins evening,
and will in AL probability make few
remarks - the citizens on temperance.
Miss Sallie Howell returned home
from six weeks visit to relatives in
Baltimore yesterday morning.
Master Richard Howell, who has been
attending college near Philadelphia dur
ing the past year, returned home yeater-
day to spend his summer vacation.
WE are in receipt of letter from ID.
W. Lect, denying that his directory
does not give general satisfaction. We
leave it to the public to decide.
MANAGER TRACY of the Atlantic and
Pacific tie egrsph line proposes to uni
form n number of messenger boys, and
adopt the American system of telegraph
in the city, g, have wires running from
all portions of the city to the main office,
and anything in one portion OF the city
can be teIegrsphed for and secured
through this medium.
Prot Bunday, OF the First ward pub.
lie school, returned home yesterday
from MiddleburLe, Tyler county, where
he has been holding session of the
Teachers Institute. Prof. Snowdon, of
the Fourth ward school, leaves for Ham.
lin, Lincoln county, Monday, on slmi-
lar errand
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Last Night. sale otstoc =.

At the auction room of Hervey u
Britt, last night, the following stocks
were disposed OK
Eight shares OF E'na Insurance stock
were sold to William B. Simpson tor $25
per share, par value being 500.
Ten shares of Exchange Bank were
sold to William p. Simpson for SlQ9 80
per share, par value being 800.
Four shares of Ohio Valley Bank stock
were sold to Mrs. n Stanton at Sl0650
per share, par value being 800.
In addition to the above, the following
stocks were offered al the prices named,
but were withdrswr:
Ten shares OF Riverside Iron Works re.
ceived bid OF $50 per share, par value
800
Six shares OF Wheeling Hinge Factory
received q bid OF $50 per share, par value
800.
-Four shares of German Bank received
bid of so per share, par value 500.
Three shares Of Wheeling Library re-
cejved bid of $40 per share, par value
$50.
Fifteen shares Of Washington Hall AS
ISOLATION received bld of SIS per share,
par value $50
One share of Belmont mill received q
bid of $500 per share, par value 81, 200.
Five shares of Commercial Bank re-
ceived bid OF $50 per share, par value
800.
FIVE shares of .E.na mil received a
bid of $3.50 per share, par value 500.
Ten shares of Benwood Iron works re.
ceived a ord of $50 per share, par value
500.
Nine shares of Franklin Insurance
Company received bid of $40 per share,
par value 800.
One share of Top mill received bid
$50 per share, par value 800.
Ten shares of Nail City Brewery re-
ceived bid Of $50 per share, par value
800
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sCUENCK.s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosph experienced here dur
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire |
for wholesome food, and frequent per
spiratiOns reduce bodily energy, Parucu-
larry those suffering from the enects OF
deoilltaung diseases. In order 10 keep
natural, healthtul activity of the system
We must resort to artificial means For
this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonlcis
very effectual. A few doses will create an
appetiteRnd give fresh vigor 10 the ener-
waited body. For dyspepsia, II Is invaiu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can be per
man sly cured by the drugs which ale gem
orally mployed for that purpose. Ihe sea
Weed Tonic in its nature rs totally uluer-
ent from such drugs. Ii contains no cor
rosive minerals OF acids; in TACT IL assists
the regular operations vi nature, ana sup
ID les her deficiencies. The tonic in lts
nature so much resembiesthe gastric uice
that 1t 4, almost identical with that nuld
The gastric Juice is the natural solvent
which, in a healthy condition of the body,
causes the food to be Cigested; and when
this Juice Is not eXcreted in sum Client
quantities, indigestion, with all Its dis,
tressing symptoms, follows. The sea WOOD
Tonic performs the duty OF the gastric
luce when the latter is deficient.
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists.
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NOTES.
The Manchester base ball club, which
is to play the Standards to-day, will ar
rive this morning. The Mancfesters be-
ing the second best thus far IN the inter
national. pennsnt contest, personnel OF
the PLAYERS will be rather interesting.
MIR. NJ. T. Sniggs, pitcher, played last
year in the Bridgeport, Conn, club.
Previous to that he was first base,
John Kelly, catcher, caught last year
for the Binghampton club He has been
catcher for many mines.
Ed Crogswcil, first, played last year
with the Lowells, and the year before
with the Rollstones, of Finchburg, Mass
& NJ. jacobs, right aud change catch
err, played all last year aud part OF this
season as captain and catcher OF tn"
BUwdoin college nine.
John Daley. catcher, played short last
year with the Binghsmptons; part OF the
seasons with the Rhode Islands.
James Woodhead. third, played with
the Lowells in 1875 and 1876; previously
with the Live Oaks, of Lynn.
John Moran, snort, with lrylngs, OF
Wooster, up to very lately; formerly for
Rollston %, of Finchburg.
John ORourke, centre, played with
Bridgeport nine last season. He is y
brother of Jim O'Rourke, lett of the Bos-
tons.
q +. Lanahsn, LETT, played the same
position for the ELnss, OF Lowell, ter
merly.
&. f. Barnard, change pitcher, WAS
also formerly of the Etna.
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CaStOria.

II Is a mistake 20 suppose that CastOrs
Is not adopted 20 grown persons A. well A.
Chlldrsn. Iney un need " increase tht
quantity But children nave 80 m ny
complains for which CastOria IL adopted
like wind Collie, Sour Stomach. Worms
letter, Ieetbing and Group, that Z T.
especially recommended Tor them
II effects are more certain than Castor
OIL. II contains no alcohol and Is ~
pleasant TO take a. honey. IL never
gTipes. By regulating The stomach and
bowels the CastOria cOoIs the blood, *.
pels worms and prevents ieverisbness
qulets the nerves and produces health D.
then OF course children can sleep IL
quiet and mothers can rest.
Castoria - recommended by all phyH!.
clans and nunes VINO have tried II, and Il
having rapidly increasing sale. Il Is
= epared with great care after The recipe
/ DR.. Samuel Pitcher, Of Mass, AZ the
Laboratory OF J. y. Rose & o.. ~ Dey
Street, New York. spa
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THERMOMETER.
( i ELK.
W FIR.
-------A
Highest. LOWeSt.
Reduction on the b. d o.

All the other railroads in the country
having reduced the wages OF their en-
pIoyes, the Baltimore and Ohio road hss
fallen into line, and notice has been
gwen OF = reduction Of ten per cent. IN
the wages of all employees, to take place
on the 10th inst The employees, II is
understood, will accept the reduction,
they recognizing the business OF the de-
msnd that the road in order to compete
with other roads cannot afford to psy
hjpher Wages
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following were the transactions in
real estate recorded in the office oil the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made July l., 1877, from Mary
Woods to Thomai Horn brook, for tract
OF land beginning at the northeast side
of the National road. at the southwest
erlv corner Of the tract OF land owned
by George Miller, the same containing
l65 % 100 perches; tor S5l62j.
Deed made JuGe %, 1871 from John
A. Holiday aud wife to August Helm
bright, southeast portion Of 10, No 81,
corner of Jacob and Twenly-tou7tA
streets; for $500.
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An Old PRper.

Yesterday. We were shown II copy of
the st. Clsirsvile Gazette, printed on
the 18th OF July, 1927, and in which sp-
peared our tellow-townsman Daniel
Peck's legal advertisement Tor the first
time in the town of st. Clsirsville. The
paper is in the possession of Squire
Wait, and IS fifty years old. The Squire
has owned it for thirty years. The paper
is a five column sheet, and very thick
The impression" Is clear and can be
easily read.
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Temperance Notes.

Aemple has received and accepted an
Invitation to make temperance speech
at Martins Ferry grove tomorrow after
noon. Jake is good tslker, and his
clsrioh voice and puDgent, sledge- ham
mer arguments will wake up the people
OF that staid old town.
The temperance meeting ST OTIS Hall
20 night l. 10 be addressed by an i'm
ported speaker from Martins Ferry.
The multi,udrs will assemble at the
Filth ward market square tomorrow at.
tcrnoon At o'clock =! which time and
place there will be = temperance mass
meeting.
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Probable Fatal Accident.

The news was brought TO this city yes
tcrdsy that Mr.. Chss. Mason, conductor
on the Cleveland and Pitts urgh rosd,
fe.i beneath the cara At Wellsvile yes
terdsy, and sustained Injuries from which
it is thought ne cannot survive. Both
legs and one arm OF the unfortunate man
were run over and horribly crushed by
the cars. At last accounts he WAS still
alive, but death was momentsrily ex-
pected.
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IhC IurIlers.

The Turner's ofthis city celebrate their
Twenty:ourth anniversary on the lOth
OF September, with picnic and prize
turning during the day aud grand ban.
quet and ball al night 1t intended to
invite the Turnverein Of neighboring
cities to participate, and good time is
to be anticipated
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Glass IOmbstOnes.

A new feature in this city is the proposed
manufacture of glass tombstoues by the
Labelle Glass Works, and sample
will be ready for inspection next week.
They will be made Of flint glass, of any
size or pattern, and the lettering, will
show from the interior OF the work.
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The Black Hills,

BY II. v. Mcguire, who has spent Y years
In this region. Latest accounts OF Gold
and silver prospects, A. ricultural and
Grazing resources, Climate, Hunting, Fish
Ing, Indians, and Ssttlers' Adventures
With them. Mining and Wild Western
Lie, the Waterfalls, Boiling Geysers q Oble
Scenery, immense Gorges, etc With q
nne ILLUSTRATIONS and one map. Price only
10 cts, sold by all Newsd dealers, or sent post
paid for l2c by DONHELLY, LLOYD q Co,
Pubs., Chicago, IL mal4b
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
UOR BUILDING A SHERIFF. noe,

4 and Jail.
Proposals will bD received by The Coo
mIttee ot Marshal COu ~ Court oU u
INIT Tuesday. Julr D.. m. a. } p.c.g't'
NJ. FOR Tho vuI lug Of "a Shrrifis Hoo
and jail IOT Marsh Nl county w. A.
MIA, according a. "a, ypu and sU'...t
lions, which en- b. .n.u ~ '.' '..
HOu." Of said count" .u and r|r.t
8tu, 1871. Proposal WI. Dol. rrn
the whole pul..Ug or nv ihr -"'''t
trRdss, Contric Or 10 'nIul b o. M''
rlaln.
All bids are ~ be Md rr'.'f Do. .sar
envelopes. addressed 30 Ffank Nr
E,q., HDuudsyllIe. Mar,Hau rYuul. ~
Virginia, aud maTy'i o. PTJpO-.t.
buiIdidg JslI auG Sh"rifi's Hous"," 'rT
posals Tor Such part OF the WORK a.
bidder may tesl.c. Tia, e. Hnmiti.. r
serve tho right 10 reject any and a.. nf
FRANK NCIILTON
jyI Chairman Comm ''s'
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D. Q W. RENaONN

CELERY AND CHAMOMILL PILLS
are prepared expressly TO cure Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Dysps ptic
Headache. NeuTa gia, Seryousness, Sleep
lessuesS, and viii cure any case. Price -
&C ITS, postage tree. Sold BY all druggists
aId country stores. Office, 10 North Eutaw
street, Baltimore, Nd. Reference: 6. J
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank, Baltimore
Nd. dec7b
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H"t aplFa4 -iuu-, collar DutOu, hea'. %.
wedding ring, and g"ntE' Paris a. -
mOud pin. me aDDy. articles z@ni, i''
pald, for 80 cents. Have been r. .'.'
Tors kankTUp. STOCK and must D. .
Solid Miron cod Wat,bez. $40 earE. ~
Speculative purpJSes. good tim'p, st.'
IN appearance o. a ttJI genuine [D.d. .
Iepuia lien for honesty, lair dealing ~.
hberslty, II uurguslied by any sdv''.."
Ia this city, ~ j. DdV B,Dk lee
!o5b. Postage stamps taken ~ ,a-'.
STOCK MAN - Fond 81, !. -
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Dangerous.

The plank walk over CsldwelPs Run
At the Chapline street bridge is in dan
gerous condition, which causes foot pas
sengers to take to the middle of thestreet
car track in crossing the bridge,
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The EInA Mill.

The Eta Mill shut down July LIST tor
repairs aud taking stock, but owing -
extensive pressing orders has beer COM
PEELED 10 s.artup \ new she t mill Is
being put up, which will double the Ca
pacity OF this Departmental Legitimate
fruit of well earned reputation ior SUI
periority in Its sheet iron. Owing TO
the construction of the new sheet mill
the boilers will not resume work Tor =
little while.
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Day board al Laramie's $40 n
NM

THE HEATED TERM Patrons Of the
REGISTER can hare the DAILY sent them to
any part Of the United States, post paid, at
dneen cents per 1ceek. Bear this IN mimi
,ohen departing from the city for a summer
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

new YORK, July MONEY Closed
easy st HOP per cent Prime mere H.
tie paper 3la5 per cent Customs re-
ceip.s $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $4,000. Clear,ugs $1,000
600 Sterling long 1861; short issl
GoLD-Opcncd At 1861 and closed NJ
1859 Borrowing rates to 3 per cent
Loans were also made Hat.
SILVER At London 81 3-lO here,
silver bars 1913. greeu5scks, us. go.di
silver coin / per cent. discount
IrDVrRNNfFN It's, tr.nr
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

a nLK INV LHIIFFH
weekly begin lZtn July, ~, and enc :.
-eptem Der. Have proved ~ sigba g
lst, 10 = udruis who desI ~ n purG' ~
studies II this or other Lav-schto OF -
IN re who propose 10 read pdvatr.y
-, 20 practitioners Who have no. ka- -
advantage Of syst-rnatIc 4Dstructlgl.
circular apply Pc Uniysrzity OF va
JOHN L MINOR, Prot. Com. and =.
Law. may L<'-.
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PIANOS FOR BEGISNERs.-SeTrrs
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning t. study
music, tor sale or rent CT easy terms, ST
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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LII PERSONS KNOW $50 .fN
4 selves Indebted ju 'H, at.
II uucgcn, Bates 6 Go. vi nui b. '.'.
Interest io call and settle wliNH. H..
"a so. llI Main street. Co.,.
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at5hreling &r9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Fourth Street Nj. +. Church.
Letter List.
Great Bargalns-John Friedel.
Fruit Jars-Cummln i Woods.
Target Rifes-Turner i Dillon.
English Lutheran Church.
Silverwsre-JacObW w. Grub.
Ready Mixed Psints-Hsues, Wilson
I Co.
Grand Opening. Beuter.
Dentistrv-C. A. Wingerter.
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Local Weather Report.

Below We give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening-Observs-
tions made by Mr.. Schnept, At Opers
House drug store.
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II you want TO get chesp and q nice
fitting psir Of Shoes, 90 to L. V Blends,
ll35 Main street:
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4AlF.N' .ffs
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company,
Il. y. Walsh william Findley, Patrick
D'BrIcu. Peter Kelley, John Aegean, VII
liam McDOua William Ryan. VI Burns,
Patrick Whaling, r.. Haden, Patrick
WIuIrn Ir. PurICk McFadden, John
HuS-ny, Patrick NIil"y, Peter DOnlev,
j. ~'+lev, r.. Na-lOw, Jacob Keller, " &.
g.. smith, Thomas WaldTOn, Patrick
Cunry, Patrick Gal agher, IhOs. Burke,
Patrick NcDermO't, Patrick NolOn,
Jeremiah Mvles, James Paul, Psrnell
Pdigett, william A. CHtes, Charles
LOuNl.r, samuel - Hughes, Andy
krOuSa, John Rail, I'd. HOw!ey. James
ROberts,JOhn Don on, & seibert, William
C'Brrg Nike Meehen and George H.,
lark-,
N CHASCEEY.
The object of this suit is 70 compel the
defendants 20 iuteTuiead and ascertain agd
al .u~f 'hcI riEhtS 10 the money due from
plaintiffs rp The icienda 1t, x. ID. Walsh
amounting OsllOJ-2l, which The plaintiffs
have paid Iu'O said Court; also "a ntOin
sucI o. the defendants as nave instituted
proceed nzs At law against PLAN itis on
account OF SAID money from further pro.
r".u NJ, herein and tn" residue Of the
defendants IT N commencing suits
AGAINST p.Riutiti- touching their claims
against said money. ana also 10 obtain
blIl'y % defendants BY rea- u Of Indebted
ne % said walsh, and for a J plaintiff
costs In this ruit.
And b. appearing that the defendants,
r. ID. Walsh James Roberts and William
D'B-rn nave not been served with process
IN On suit, aud II further appearing from
an affidavit z ed u this suit that they are
not residents Of h- : ate Of West Virginia,
On motion OF plaintiffs by their attorneys
30 IS order q that said nonresident de
f......I.f. z. u. Walsh. lanes Roberts and
WILLIAM D'Breu snail appear Al rules 20
Dee held ips said Court in the { erk's office
thereof, in the city OF Wheeling IN tho
county aud e Aforesaid, Tor the mr nth
90 August, , commencing on the first
Monday Of q us. 81. aud do what IS
necessary ~ protect their Interests.
Iestc: ROBERT =. WOODS
Clerk Of said Court.
Caldwell & CALDWELL, soils. for PLAIN
THIS. Jy4Oaw-
nWDRCE~ legally ana quietly obtained
1 J @ - IL E.
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JUST received, lot OF Children =,
Shoes of toe latest styles, =. l.. V.
Blends.
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Norwood High School ( Co.s:
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., "

Endorsed Dy thy Faculty ul rI. ..
yrrsiiy OF Virginia rs Que ut Co.,, TO
Training SCI Oyis ia the 80 TIA.
The Session Of 1878, VII opu So
18TH, is.7. with "a iull corps of Insr..'n
and fuII and thorough instruction . e.
Departments.
re- Write Tor Catalogue.
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CAPITAL. G25O,OOO
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, PredderI,
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor Ia
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN X
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the busiHesS OF banking in all It's
details.
n succeeds the First National Bank Of
wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
meut.
BY carefully regarding the interests OF H.
correspondents and depositors, ana by a
prompt and faithful execution of thtil
wishes, IL hopes TO merit their esteem aud
con ddence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrlE
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable oil
demand, or al fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
joins X. BOTsFORD Na. Il. SIMPSON.
JACOB y. RHODES WA. A. TURNER,
WN. 4. IsETT, JOHN l.. tohBs,
A. NJ. ADAMS, y. {. DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER. my
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received NJ l.. V. Blends.
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"

est "
,Ood JsHs
OnIfina
Jut. Con
+ etcZa
gatrhcIar
los hand-ol'
rOOch, sIi'
rOp-,pa.ft
ant gold ''
ieey4 bU''ps'
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WE WILL

WE VIII mail one md OE~-aa a.. FL :
W. WILL en- % the most D'a-' !.
new ChrOmOs. IN French oil color =,
seen iOr ~, They are m0uhLel 80 -.
black enamel and god matS, oys w.
ing, aud Outset. any hing now btipi'rg
public. Satisfaction guaranteed.
samples for Is cents, or six for D CO,
1snd ~ cents tor grand ILLUSTRATED g -.
Iogue with Curomo OF AOOnHgh' %
Rhine, or ~ cents tor Two LandscaRt
Ca Ia Lilies on black ground. J. 70
Man a Co., 4le Washington 81
S aaS:i asfs: SaE4aSt5si .GE FORUM
Ar Work.. le6eg sep ~
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tNIrnrIe from rc-IImoniri-

ISINET-lTY 90 VA, July 9.t'a
~IR-li give, mo UInasur" g. St.'' .f
tn,N0rwu.d High School har sent ....l
men 10 this Institution well prep
the advanced classes ~ 10" A,f..
schools o. ranks among a." p'st tfH. Do. ,
schools tOI hIgu Hru tborpug ....
It's discIpIiu, ~ OK .slleul, am the .la..
mlnesS Ui the loo alton unsurppHs"I
am, with great resp,c'.
JAMES g.. HARRISON, ~ .
ChIHBid ~ me Pa. q.
Among the numerous lu-u,u' .'
learning iu the south, lew. DO an. .s.
achieved the rapid and Uupur' .....
success which ha, been ii.uu,. l.. '
Norwood High school ~ nov VA. .ss
und 10 none ~ The state, both 10 30. BE-
ton and IA" extent Of patronage 90 ... ...
The q ScipiIu", HH 49, ] ~ tHr o.. .H.
are conducted AZ nearly ~ pps- ...
the plan Of the UnlveIsr.5 OF N....
and having proved AN eutir" sur"'r o.
be- continued without ch tus... no
prudence Of the Gdiu'aton NSUF
Refers 10 present pair ui ..r- H
tom West Virginia, 10 Judg" ] e. ur'f-
Judge VI. EdmiSton, Judge John 30
non, DE-. T. Is, Camden and Coz.
hanson.
Also, 40 Mr.. X. Brady, Mr.. }. II IHs.-
and other patrons of the schOOl. rui -
clally 20 the old stVdentA tnemse.vs'
au23-eg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14

Coon black Kid Gloves for 81 cent. s.:
j. n. Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14

CARPETS, Carpet. Carpets, go now
to j. W. FEKRgL's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14

nINDRCE~ legally ana quietly obtained
~ FOR lGCo npatiolli'y, &c residence
Fee after decree, u years'
experience. 4. GOODRICH, AJtoTney.at-
Dsw, I2i Dearborn s., Chicago, III.
1urLIeyrh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14

m comic oil chrome, 7rll, meah.Te
IN worth &c, pk love cards, Pr 80 :,
lIH envelopes, ! PIX comic cares, E
scroll, / ZAP book Fun, al 49,,
only nve 30 stamps Novelty Co. A
boro, MAJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14
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ppIfai hhaA ' L AlIN H..r.
modelled, in IT. courses and met H'.
instruction, rs lar a. possible % DO.
University ol Va, and Is designed q 20
par, young men for mat lusltut D..
az Inr same time Do course OF Drt...'
i- 80 thorough uua $50 complete ,a. ..a
ing 49,, Do t.,. pl. lH' branches al BIS ..
edge I',uu.l aug o.. finished 90 U..
thai those w ." lf.l. % tp aD Gel. ..
3 rn'ptIv quality lu. us.lN,, Ton .auu.n.
ate ruiItuu" upon 'a' Irrp0uNibiiIi"
life.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14

II you want TO get suited IN pair f
Shoes, 90 to l.. Y. Bonds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-14

The cheapest shoes IN the city al l. V
Blonds