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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

MARTINS FERRY.

MARLIN fAnhts
MrssRs. Hagsr and Johnston are VS.
ting Charles Jsrkens in this place.
Mr. II. W.asXIrH and son Eugene
left Yesterday for tour In the west.
@Ds. W1THRow, formerly of Mount
Pheasant, Will open o dentists shop IN
the Commercial building to-day. E"
a CERTAIN disciple of Esculapius Nv
ing on Hanover street will take unto
himself better half soon.
A wELL,KNowN manipulation OF dry
goods, on II anover street, will take new
partner into the tirm shortly. It will be
lady. ~ 8B
THE Presbyterian and Methodist
choirs of this place will give concert in
Commercial Hall next Tuesday evening.
The concert will be managed by Prot.
| Sccfield. 49,
THERE are q number of persons who
loaf on the street corners and use AN
gusge that is very Inappropriate and dis
tasteful to ladies and gentlemen who
have occasion to pass. TINS Is
an intolerabe nuisance and should be
prohibited by the city authorities. Sun
day is regular gala day for those street
corner bummers, who impede the pas
sage Of persons going to and returning
from the churches. We understand that
there is city ordinance to this effect,
but it is not str city enforced.
BRIDGEPORT.
I
BRIDGEPORT is happy without police.
OFFICER BURDETT has purchased Mr..
Woodcock's barouche.
Mr.. JOSEPH MCCoNNAUGHY, ST., is
confined to his room.
Nh. EDWARD APFLECK, Of Columbus,
Was visiting friends here Monday.
MRS. SAMUEL REID, of Newport,
Kentucky, is visiting relations in town.
FIaHTING, stone throwing, quarreliDg
and drinking was freely INDUCED IN Sat-
urday night.
THE lock up remains uninhabited
save by q few old grsy-hack rats that
hold nocturnal rivals in the halls.
TIE Bridgeport Item is the name OF a
small but neat and newsy little sheet
printed in this place by w. Il. Ander-
son. IL is sold on the street at three
cents per copy.
THE firm OF r. j. Bags & Sons have
received their irst installment OF lumber
Tor this season, consisting OF about 300,
600 feet OF pine and about 10000 feet OF
hemiock, and have at work IN their
yards and at thesIver number OF hands
engaged in drawing and piling.-Itsm.
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Sad Accident.

John Kirk, employed as fireman on
the Pennsylvania railroad, met with a
sad accident last evening. He arrived
on the engine which brought in the Pa
cifc express yesterday afternoon, and
was at the round house, in the Twelfth
ward, doing some work. As he was pass
ing from the yard to Liberty street, he
was run down by train on the ALE.
gheny Valley railroad, which runs along
the sidewalk at this point, and had one
olhis legs taken of just below the knee.
The unfortunate man was removed to his
tcme near by, and medical aid sum-
moned Pitts. Dispatch. Kirk was at
one time baggage master on the Hemp.
field road, and formerly resided in this
city. He is q son-in-law of Mr.. Robert
McAdans.
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The YIlow Centaur Linlns''

IL worth ia weight IN "..' 70
horses aud mUle-. -. s.ss,..
This Ilntmsnt hs, cuT'-I ih'I Y.n.<
ed. Sy..uI-J, RlH2-DOn|d 40 ".
IIor.e- la three ycars iha" -
Farriers In the cpnnu) "a
effects ARE Simply WoUd"f.' -.,-tt o.
We nav. thOu-PuGE u ih
certificates ~ strong - ~ .ks
"Ny hOrs. wa lame iII a.,
ietlock wrench Al Fmg"', ~.
tailed % cure and considered IN -
less until ! commenced - az.
Imminent, whlrh Rapidly eHis' ''-
heartily recommend J. ~ y,x,y
.ysuotyiI =. rcbobsf1. W. -
"Dy4R -IK.-I have useh JVT SG5ts
LInirneut In my family, ana ~, 80 ~
.f great value. Plesss A.nh ~ -.
xnTtb one for the mules ana b,.T1
Fails station, NJoH.L' =. .,
umakes very lItils d!1.r'D, spa
cas-. IL Whether u Os f'hL 49,
poII.F viI Eiust,Jns. rsratehss " ", a..
80 -, a1y Kind, the er- "a are ly.yr.-,
IIye,ym.n. staz. propri. or, rI,s.g
e. nsy., h. with the l,by,y -.
shnDId LlDiDsEL
and warranted IN ~ 's"cs
Laboratory ofJ. B Roa' q w.
SDrY ~. srE f0'L
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W d
WHEELING, May II, ls77.
A CAR D.

ITO THE HONORABLE JOHN w. KEN
i NEDY.
We. The undersigned citizens, business
men and merchant, rt the city OF wheel
ing, respectfully request you 10 become n
candidate for the pOsitson of Judge of the
Municipal Court oil this city. Asking your
assent We respectfully subscribe ourselves
yours, &c,
Slmpspn g Reid, NJ. Reilly, q. $. Feeny,
W. Ellngham, X. Z. Hildreth,N. shuv .
geu', Geo. " John on, w. III HOblnSOn,
Harper e Bro, J. &. Heryey, u. warner,
ThoS. Hughes & Co., a. W. PAUL. a Bro,
II. Schmulbach, Spsyer Bros, J. g..
Anderson, John l.. Rice, Vim. IIarr,
louis siubenrauch, W. h. Woodward,
Jane, Robinson, Emsheimer Bro, g..
WeIty r Bro, VIM. Graham, j. l.. Ma e
well, Andrew King, tdmInd Backing,
II. bradley Wheat, ". J. Okane, John
Nolan, j. W. BOrim', e.. I. Brues, John
Howell, LOUIS Gold, J. q. smith, =.
Swrbarker, Ch. B"uter, Norway Tack
COmpHn
The election for the Office of Municipal
Judge takes place on tn" 2ith Of May, IN.
lIntelligenc-r aud standard copy.l mil
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To ALL. Particularly
WVALIDS.

eprins y . trying season; indications 2. o
afckness should ct once be attenoeo 70
Tstal diSeaseS naSy belcaused by Allowing
Ms BOWEN = pec6me constipatedS and the
ysoem to remain In disordered conal-,
Sion, until the dlsssasr has line e Ssys,Sep
pound OF cure, il an old and truthful say
Ing. Therefore, we advice all whs are
troubled with she complaints now very
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., indigestion disoru-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea o..
feyerish skin, TO take. without delay,
no remedy so harmless and decisive In 1s
ciion. II at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces a ueaitpy tone
to the system. People nevt r need suner
rom any disease arising from disordered
ondition of the liver If they would take
his excellent medicine when they feel
he first indications OF the Dalady. Famf-
les leaving home for the summer months
Ahould take three OF four boxes OF these
pills with them.J They have an almost
fnstantaneoSs effect. They Will relieve
the patient of headache In one or two
hour and will rapidly Gle anse the liver
yofsurroundipg bile, and will enectualiy
prevent bilious attack. They are SOLD
BY all druggists
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Jail Delivery.

Wellsburg had Jail delivery, Friday,
in the persons of Parish and Nelson,
confined on the charge of steslings skitt.
On Friday afternoon the jsiler's wife,
after several requests, entered the Jail to
furnish them some drinking water, and
to her surprise the prisoners had gained
admission to the main door, when, upon
the door being opened, they made their
escape. 1t appears that they had evil
IDENTIFY been furnished with chisel, as
they had cut their way through several
iron bars TO the main entrance -MeHben-
piiLe Herald. Parish, it will be remem.
bered, was arrested in this city about two
weeks ago.
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The ExcursiODisIs Arrive Home
safely.

The Mannerchor and Loreli Singing
Societies reached the city yesterday at q
quarter past II O'Clock on their return
from the excursion to Wheeling. They
did not reach the after city on Sunday
until NJ, owing to a fog, but after
they got there they made up tor lost
time. The Beethoven Singing Society
first welcomed them, and then they re-
paired to Reymsnn's brewery and spent
the rest of the Afternoon in sampling his
mstcbless book beer. Prot. Joe Kramer,
Wheelngs master of wind and string in
struments, took his orchestra to the same
place for the delectation OF the visitors
Pitts. Com. Gaz.
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-ANOrHER DEFEAT.
III. wo-.. came q sst Issa..rLrns
Live Oaks win by ne TO Q.

A very ylim crowd attended the Live
Oak. Standard game at the Fair Grounds
yesterday, shd, to be candid, those that
remained away did not miss very much,
as the display on either side was not par
tieplarly brilliant. The home nine
changed positions SO often that it was
hard to keep run of the changes. Lane,
WHO wassqfering from fstrsined back,
was relieved by Bsrkls in the iith
inning. Tue batting en- both sides was
heavy, and in the third inning on behalf
of the visitors it was especially SO, no less
than eight runs being scored before the
side was put out. Glssscock played third
finely and Mofst did justice to first.
Gallagher made two difficult running
catches at left. The score:
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Helpers Strike.

The helpers at the Belmont mill went
out on strike yesterday. The cause Of
the unplessantness was in consequence OF
Messrs. Smith and Martin, heaters, work
ing one helper short, last winter III d king
for an extra helper during the summer, the
helpers claiming that they must employ
an equal number of helpers the year
round as other heaters. The matter was
adjusted last evening by the extra help.
ers beng taken of, and the strikers
agreeing to 90 TO work this morning.
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A CAR D..
no THE HON. GIBSON L. CRANMER

rbe undersigned, members OF the Ohio
county bar, and at,orreys pracncing In
the Municipal Court oil Wheenhg, oeims
aud satisfactorily Nil the position Of Judge
of that court than you have done during
the present term and recogniklng the lm'
nartislity, courtesy, industry and learn
lug with which you have performed me
most Earnestly request and u ge that you
shall consent to be a candidate for re-elec-
ton at the approaching election;
Yours very truly,
Daniel Peck. daniel Lamb, A. J. Clark,
Alfred Caldwell, John y Pendieton, IL
sell, VIM. p. Hubbard, WI. w. Cowden,
r ii. Cochran. W. w. Arnett, Inch &
Thompson, John f. Nc Nennan, hani-
hal Forpes, Lewis s. 10 dan, ;. y. TaylSr,
T. ]. Hugus, J. d. Ewing, 1. +. Jones.
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CEN T AUR
L|N|MENTS.

The lame can be healed and ih' =" 9sN
mad. whole. Ne now KNOW p" 80
the CeniHuT LinlmcD VII Do.
not mend broken bones ~ ear '.'"''
but they will extra, sOfcn'~s, sll
cure Rheumatism and n atxf -
flesh, bone aud muscle ai,m"hs '''-s'
article ever before discovered.
scientific bkiIl cannot 20 b'J"a'
effects of these remarkable prep. 70
{, rome Ihoumati-n oi mAhl =,
standing. Neuralgia, Weak b''s' 49,.
sores, " ecpinE Sinr.-, -cial'fh
Breasts, distorted joint aJh
Limbs of the " ri kind are cur" ~
White CentAur Imminent. ,,
will destroy ia. pain ana neN
out - scar all ordinary Barn, $40
II will extract the pDis0u oi b' -.
stIngs, and the frost from frpbH 49,.
II In very efficaciOus for hAf-Aeh''
ache, Itch and CUtsncous kiupuo'. d
Hr. Josiah Westsks, oi hG!'''"'
writes:
"FOr years my Rheumatism Ia -, 49,,
bad tnat have been unhbi' -.
the house. The rr,t three b"tu'' -.
taur liuiInsnt enabled ~" "
out my clutches. am iIrhd'hs
THINK your LinlmeEt simpy a.,
what tn. ieutaUr Llnlnrn. Ls.sgI.
for others u will do for you ~
IL Is reliable, and IL II cheap
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For Judge Of the Municipal
Court Of WheelinG. n
Editors ofths Reptster:

The many friends Of aon. Gibson l.
cranIner desires 70 call your attention 70
the coming election for Judge OF the NUM-
cinal Court. You arc doubtless aware that
on Thursday. May "a. ls.., our Citizens sta
lions of the candidates for Judge OF this
yery important and responsible court.
We desire to recommend 10 you and
YOU to the citizens generally, the
name OF Gibs IN l.. GRANGER as that OF
gentleman highly capable OF niiiny ,ha'
f.ce OF his profession extending Through
many wears, and nearly four ears exper-
fence upon the ben IN, as wen as many
other estimable Quatie will prove u
sufficient Justification an apology for the
hearty and energetic sepport wnlcn VIII
he given uim At the polls.
N.sny friends and well wishers. mali
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Bank Of the Ohio VAIL,
Successor 10
THE FIRST NATIONAL S,v,
OF WHEELING 'AAs

This Bank IS oryrnirei sps No.,
transact the 6usiseSs OF bsak,pS re: =
details. u a. "a
IL succeeds the FiNt Nations, n.
Wheeling Is owned 10y ne >sms sAi e
ment. sasASs
BY carefully regarding tue l,i.,,.
correspondents ana deau>itnrs 80 "a
prompt and faithful e1rcpt,r, W. -
wishes, IL hopes 10 merit lhriF -. w W
confidence. Ssl I, i,
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on Al. mini, -.
ont the United States. '-''s g
Deposit account SubJuc. l.. a..
sight, received non banks, hsnk S."t 4
corporations an igl Ividu..E. .''E
Certificates q. GVDn,I i>Spsi ~.
demand, or at fiX.i dates. 40 u
Interest Above ~ special dan.
DlRHCTOGs
JOHN h. BorSfuRD ~. 9~,,,...
JACOB \. RHODES, MA. T,-.,N
WIN. A. lsErT, Joan I d
A. NJ. ADAMS, &C psx,,
uESRY VI. HARPER
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Festival.

To be given by Wheeling National
Christian Temperance Union No. l, Al
Mozart Hall Opposite Mcclure House,
on Thursday evening May oath. Tickets
for adults, rs cents; children, 10 cents, for
sale ut the different drug stores, and by
the members. Supper from to ii
o'clock. Turn out and help the cause
along. Supper rs cents. Those intend
ing to make donations will have them at
the hall by Thursday noon.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
MONDAY EVENING, MAYll.

The demand has continued good, both
for Eastern markets and for the South.
The supply WIS tar, rather better, AS
compared with the demand, than for
some weeks previous, yet there was no
surplus, and this week begins with fresh
stock and fair prospects The shipments
the pa. week were about SIX car loads
80 head by river to New Orleans, but the
most went ESst.
HoKSEs The Southern buyers took
mainly a. q. sound work horses. and
the Eastern operators bought smooth
drlv NJ stock Local buyers took fair
amouGt of stock Tor assorted work Good
sound chunks brought S6OGS5; good to
prime smooth drivers from Sll0G9lS5.
and some extra stock o! each class sold
above the outside figures.
MULEs-rhe demand was good, and
al an the msrkt found ready sale at
full prices. Agoi mu.es. liJml5 hands
high, sold IT $I5M9O, and those l5I@l6
HANDS, ElO0@l25; some lew extra at
higher figures
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THERE is no community in which good
bread is more generally made than in
Wheeling, and the reason obviously is,
because McLsin's Baking Powder enters
into It's composition IN resrIy every
family, in fact 1t is considered so lndis-
penssble necessity that many will not
attempt baking without il.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
ut j. w. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; "A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
IN proportion.
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WHEELING, May 10, 1877,

Messrs. Peek, Lamb, Cork, CdldleeN and
others, Members Of the Bar OF ohio county;
GESTs-appreciatingh ighiy the express
sion OF your kind and generous senti-
ments, as contai ed In the foregoing card,
/ readily acQuiesce In your request 70 oe.
come a candidate for reelection 10 the
office OF Judge OF the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling. promising II reelected to that
position, To endeavor TO secure by a faith
iul and impartial discharge OF It's duties,a
continuance OF your approval ana regard.
Very respectfully yours,
malu u. l.. CSA MINER,
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at'heeling Gr9istcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

University of Virginia.
Experienced Nurse.
Pleasure Unslloyed - Neuhausen's
Summer Garden.
Another Grand Concert-Frank Wal
ters.
To the Weary-Neuhausen's Ice
Cream Parlors.
Attractions in Jeweiry-Turner & Dill
lon.
LOO +. Funeral Notice.
Base Ball-Memphis Reds vs. Stand
ards.
Hamilton Opera House.
Piano Tuning -Hutchins Music Store.
Season Tickets-Neuhsusen's Summer
Garden.
Carpets and Oilcloths--Harbour d
Dittman
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NEW YORK, May 22.-Dry Goods
The package trade continues quiet and
jobbI"g branches sluggish. Cotton
goods moving slowly and prices general
ly unchanged. Prints qniet. Lawns
and corded jsckonetS IN fair request.
Worsted dress goods IN moderate de.
mand. Heavy csssimeres and wOrsted
coatings moving steadily.
MILWAUKEE, May 22.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whest-Dlll; No. Mil
waukee 81 10; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 81;
seller June 81 6s; seller july 81 20;
No. 8, 81 40 Corn-Dull and lower;
No =, Ale. Oats go Duh and nominally
unchangrd; No. > 39G39Ic Rye
Scarce aud firm; NJ. !, s3tc. Barley
Nominal; NJ. 2 spring SIC; No. 3 Acc.
PtTTsBURGH, May 22.-Petroleum-
Quiet: crude nj s. 10 1T Parker's; ref med
l3s@l4c for Philadelphia delivery.
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ALL wool pantsloons made TO order
and DIT guaranteed for $500, at the
square dealing clothiers,
Il. FRANK i Bro.
As Twelfth street,
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WE would call attention TO the new
line OF suitings just received, which for
elegance and beauty of 1T cannot be
equsllei elsewhere. An examination
will convince you thai the above can be
substsntisted by II. FRANK & Bro,
46 Twelfth street.
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Umpire, Robt. McNichol.
Time OF game two h, urs.
Earned runs-Live oak, 8; Standards, ..
NEWS AND NOTES.
The only excuse this time is, misera-
bly, bad playing.
Gallagher and Wilkinson did good
work in their respective positions yester-
day, as also did Motistt.
A word of kindly advice to the
Standards, and that is, it Is impossible to
indulge in the dIssipatlons of picnic to.
day and play ball tomorrow.
The following is the record for the
league pennant upto yesterday:
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Pianos FOR BEGISSERs.-Severa
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning TO study
music, Tor sale or rent on easy terms, 81
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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To tie PuJfc:--For the largest variety
o. ladies'. misses and children's shoes. at
prices that defy competition Quality
considercd), go to the shoe honse OF
Jerry Clemens, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
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To the Hon. G. L. Cranmer.

TIME UNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS
and bust less men OF the City OF Wheel
ing, recognizir z the ability and capacity
with which you have filled the ONCE oil
Judge OF the Munic pal Court of Wheeling
for the la I four ye as, respectfully request
Won 10 be candidate Tor re-eiectlon. ana
promise you Ia that event an earnest and
cordial Enforcement.
Very respectfully, &C.
Armstrong, Coen 4 Co., Cnas. A. Coen,
Logan, List Is Co.. ID Schamora & Sons,
!. Bsrger & Bro j. b. sheppard, San. I
&. Wilson. VIM. Bamb rger. simon Gold,
Louis Gold, ". ". Curtis. w r. Butler,
ir., q. Naylor, Geo, K. Taylor & Co., j.
S.Rlodes e Co., Hcunegan, Bates & Co.,
NIB. G.. Wright, 7. h. Norton CO.,
Paxton & b oomfield, Jas. Mcconnell,
n. l.. OFT, OFT, Hall & Co Nesbltt & Bro ,
Cohn, Sampliner & o., John :. Nay Tor,
Quarter, l.. =. Delaplain, John q. toh.
j. q. Morris & Co., J. L. Norton, j. &.
rrady, 4. Hess q son, List, Davenport x
PARKS, Eugene List, Parker Bros, Z.
. lebay s sons, Reeves 4 Chapline,
David Dell. &. NJ. Coen, Il. I. Jones, John
Mcneil & Co, a. w. PAUL.. Cummins n
Woods, Oxtoby 4 Duffiald, Jos. Spiedel
eco, Nicholas Schulz, He Drank Bros,
Mcl.ain Bros, Mofiat 4 DIckey, Turn
Dillon, Adams e Lucis, ii Lingen, De-
Roy IS Weller, Richard savage Th9mp-
son 4 HibbnId, Peter w. Bosley, X. j.
Smyth, Mccullough 4 Heiner, VIM. H..
CarothCrs, NJ. Gutman & Co., J. y. Reed
& Co, Conrad Aul.
.Hcssrs armstrong, COeI & Co.. aud Others; !;
GESrs-I am exceedingly gIatified To re-
ceive from you such KIND and generous
expressions Of confidence and encourage
ment a. are contained in your card, and
offer III yself, in obedience 10 your request,
as a candidate ter rejection To the ONCE
of Judge OF the Municipal Court OF wheel
ing. Respectfully yours,
u. l.. CIR tNMER.
WHEELING. NAV H. lST7. mal2l
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100000 Worth OF Gsld
Plated Jewelry.

E,ORsi WE Will SEND, As BElDg
II all Warranted Gold Plated Pa.Tyls
Stone Slcpr" EIltun,, pair fug',yE
Sleeve Button set rolnlrd stud, -
Amethyst studs, wedding RlnE. b..
graved Band Finger Ring ! Ame't
Stone Ring iulaid vita gold, tisl O.
Ring marked "Frieui.hiI." Ame tyt
Stone c-rt lang Inlaid with gold !a't
did silver Il tat PIN, ~ Ladies Js e..
Go,d Pm add RPS, I Misses set lcN2
cod, | badIc, Jet set. OrUnmcnis1 -
Handsome Rosebud far Drops 1srI
El"gaut Lake brpTg' diamond Nlf
Cardinal x Il y .pu Necklace, rsirlsl :
Amethyst Sto - lar nDup,, iuiaid We
Golu, La hes Oruam"ut'i JcI bf" 81,
Fancy .-carf EinG sud Elegant "'s
Chain TAX" your cHu.cr ihr entire "
~ pieces, sent post pu'i q ? d. ~ 10Y
piece you chOp>" tor U rnu.s Nov so
lime o. make monty. lncs" gJ"H ca
easily be R'tuil'd iuI d.
r. SfJCkNAN p Bond ~, "
III. rrputpttuu Tor hoH"siy. isif Do e
and lIbcrIlIiv n UncYu'l.ri by 't' =.
v,rIlsrr In thiS Ity--N. \ Day Boai -
10. 1879. ApJ -
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CALL and see how much cheaper We
will sell you othing and furnishing
goods than any other house in Wheeling.
II. FRANK Il Bro,
40 Twelfth street.
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WHO sells on merit only and st prices
that defy competition?
II. FRANK i Bro,
As Twelfth street.
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Do you wish to get the worth OF your
money? Then when in want of clothing
90 TO II. FRANK & BRO,
46 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

Coop black Kid Gloves for 35 cents at
j. ". Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

TIE greatest show on earth in the
clothing line Can be seen at Frank &
Bros. As Twelfth street, Wheeling, w.
Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, 81 L. '.
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

IL you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, so to l. V. Blends,
1135 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

LUCIA rIE>, the uobbiest slipper out
for ladies. Just received ut Jerry
Clemens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

The cheapest shoes IN the city st L. V
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
to J. w. FEREELs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23

LAEsr STYLES of Shoes Just received
at l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-23
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