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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-24

telegraph stocks were less active.
Western Union advanced to 81.
Atlantic aud Pacific rose 10 2lt The
market rs irregular throughout the
Afternoon with frequent changes from
frmne,s to depression. The closing
quotation, showed Reaction OF
! to Il per cent from the highest
point OF The day. There was less vim
and activity to the market than durirg
ile earlier hours OF the day. Ibs
Wabash and Pacific Mal came t. the
front later in the evening, the former
selling up to - and the latter to 50.
New York Central lei. of u 4us, Rock
Island - 1909, Western Union 10 sos
Nurrf, ami Essex % Il aud 81 Paul
preferred To- 66{, Lake Shore fell to 5Z4,
recovered % 63i, and closed ut o2s
Northwestern common tel on T. 80,
and recovered TO 80. Preferred closed
at Gef. after selling down to 90 and up to
81. Michigan Central declined To o4S'
and advanced to 30. Delaware, LacNa-
wanr and West advanced to 4o5 and
reacted h. IS Inc transactions on the
Stock Exchange were 2lj,GOO shares, al
which 1900 were New York Cen
tral. 5000 Ere, 54,70O Lake Shore,
lO.sOD Wsbasn, -, 400 Northwestern,
10000 Rock Island. 9,4OO ST. Paul,
$500 Delaware, Lackswsnns aud Yves
t-rn. 5000 Michigan Central, $500
Union Pacific, 100 Ohio and Mlssls.
,irpI. 1870 Western Union aad $4,000
Pacific Mail.
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n.Ny WHO ARE SUFFERING

from the effects OF the warm weather ana
are debllitated, are advised by physician
10 take moderate amounts OF whisky wv
or three times during the day. In lltt
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
ouently increase the number OF "urlbhs
and i'm time become confirmed inebrlates.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and when Is ~
tended especially for the benenl oil deolli-
tated persons, whether at home or abroad
IS DR.. Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Coh,
tanning the juices OF many meolclhai
herbs, this preparation does not create an
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. me
nourishiug and the liie-supporttnS pro-
perties of many valuable natural produc-
lions contained i'm 1t and well Known 10
medical men have most Strengthening
Influence. A single bottle OF the Iohlc
will demonstrate its valuable quahtts.
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause whateNeII
negiassful of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite tor wholesome Ioou' ~
ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire TO saw that the excellent enects oil
DIR. Schenck's sessonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par.
tlcularly evident when taken ny those
who are injuriouSly affected by change
of water and diet No person should leave
home without taking a supply OF THESE
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
lists agl
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EIYer News.

The marks a. the landing isst even
ing, indicated 3 feet inches
The Iron Valley was cue here from
below last evening.
The Hornbrook DEP rted yesterIa,
for Psrkersburg. Sac vi. be- followed
to-day by the Sciencr.
The Comfort, Tele-un, Pnar.on sud
O'NesI arc making u We. trip
LITTLE Rock, Angus. 23.-Weatbyr
clear and pleasant. River falling. Ar.
riged-Hsttie Rowland, Memphis.
New ORLEANS, August 23.--DeParted
-Esds and barges and John r, Tale,
St. Louis. Noarrivns. Westher clear
mercury 80.
C1xcINNATI, August % Rive fee;
inch and stationary. Weather cloudy;
rsined all nigh, and ut intervals this
morriug; tair night.
LOUISVILLE, August %. 90 River rising
with two feet in the canal. DEPARTED
Cotton Valley, Memphis; Laura Davis,
St. Louis; Fanchon, Cincinnati. Weather
rainy.
MEMPHIS, August % River fell
inches, and now stands : !eet inches
Weather clear; mercury 70 Departed 49,
L. y. Stsnard 81. Louis Golden City
aud Parker, former last night, Cincln'
natl
CAIRO, August 28.-Arrived-Ho Home
Ohio river; Bee, New Orleans; Alice
New Orleans; City OF Helena, St Louis;
Grey Hound, Memphis Depsrted-Bee
S.. Louis; Alice, St Louis; Helena
Vicks burg. River falling. Weather
fair; mercury "a.
EVANSVILLE, Angus. 2%-Reined q.
nignt and day; partly Gear ,o.nlEh.
wind west, mercury g. u q 4egre.s
River $40 feet larcn Up-Su tn, {
w. Anderson. Dow DICK johnson
The Vint SG.nkle j, aground d. Thrr'
Mil l,Iacd Bushes night.
ST L.UI, Angus. 23.-ArrseI-
Golden Esg!e, Keokuk; Rob Roy ano
Northwestern, Keokuk; Alice Meyer,
Peoria; Bayless, Quincy. Departed
Bsyless, Quincy Meyer, Peoria; Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; Capital City, N.cksburs
River falling slowly. Weather cloudy
and cooler.
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THE SAME OLD STORY.
Still Another suicidal FiaScO ia East
wheeling.

Yesterday morning VIM Murphy, ST,
residing on Seventeenth street, East
Wheeling, arose from MS couch after a
"lroublous night OF unrest, and h"rr.dYy
scanned IN the columns o. the morning
press, the particulars OF the attempted
suicide of his better half The inference
to be drawn from the accounts was TO the
eflec. that the woman was melted 10 the
deed by the misconduct OF her lord and
master This did not bolt well with
Murphy. and he accordingly set up ter
rible howl against the press, denying that
he WAS the cause. lie felt 20 bad about
it that he finally attempted t. drown BIZ
sorrows in bad whisky. This failed TO
havethe desired fleet, and in a tit OF dele
rious frenzy be seized y knife and drew It
across MS left arm, cutting large cash,
from which the blood flowed in consider
cradle quar- titles. At the sight OF gore
however, be sobered up sufficiently TO
realize what he had done, and the danger
be was in from bleeding, apd set out in
grea, haste Tor Ioulgs drug store on
Sixteenth star.. HIS wound we're dress q
AID tno flow OF blood stopped, and
Murphy returr ed to nj aomic'lr y much
ratified ma. very weak from the loss IT
blood
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nhiecfnn Ihnr.cI,r

ObIeft ana nHrH'ifr - H.T .'' r.
modelled, in It's courses and m"ll'4'
instruction, Hs far a. pD--.h." ave. pr
University 81 Va, and j. d'sIKuod ~
pare young men for that Institution o.
Al the same time me cOur-r Of hsND..
Is 80 thorough and ~ complete. 'inu-
ing A. u does all the branches "i
edge belonging 30 "a finished lca
hat those VINO prefer - $50 -D ran %.
y l!ecily qualify iuom- .v' 'nr in..
a.. entrance upon To %. pnh .Ht..'
lie.
Course Of Study .7 DIH. 90
thorough a. that OF auJ Iu-'|..'lHa DO ~
State, following tine most ..r.
DDS, and embracing % o.. ."
Glowing D"paTlmsu. OF -.N.f
English Branches. . iur I#.'
Greek Language. .. TOO" Hr'..
guag,s. !. Pure NatHruar.r
Main.matics. tI.uaua .... I..
Ing. u. To" NatIT4I Schemes. d.. i'.'
ship and housekeeping.
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Personalities.

Messrs. Archie PAUL and John f
q. Malley have returned from all El
ropesn tour.
Mr. Cash Evans, of the Eighth ward
returned yesterday from visit to Cha
tsuqua.
Mrs. Kuhn and daughter, who have
been visiting At Major Fleming's, lett for
their homes in Wheeling to-day
Washington Reporter.
Mrs. Francis H. Murphy, of Macon
City, Mo, formerly OF this city, arrived
IN town Yesterday Mrs. Murphy is Wis,
ing her brother. Mr.. A. j. Halsted, OF
the h,tsLLigcncer
Qlite number of Wheeling ladies
and gentlemen visited the Burr's Mills
camp meeting this year. Several OF
them. such as Rev. Wircher and Capt
Bsggs, did some effective work IN the
way of public speaking, and the Misses
DiIlon assisted frequently IN the singing
~ the grand stsnd-Barnesriiie Enter
prise.
sep. Hall and wife, of New Martins
Vile, are registered ut the 81. james.
f. K Warner, Esq, returned home
last evening, from mis- Stephenson House
at s.. Cstr Canada.
Mr.. Jen. r. Reed is to talk temper
snce al OTIS Hall, Saturday night.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E&Hs
Notes Gathered Here and There NJ
Register Reporters.
MARTIN's FERRY.

Mr.. w. II. WOOD is book-keeper at
the .Etna mill.
MR. CAPEHART, an at.sche of the Co.
lumbis Dispatch is hOug Co., Yls.i.
+. DEHAss, I'D. ana "l:e, ate Con-
sui to Jerusalem are visiting At Mr.. Gull
bertson's.
THE .Etna mill had lis sheet rolls
broken last Tuesday, which necessitated
a few days delay.
The Guernsey annual meeting is in
session ut Mount Pleasant. Large num-
bers of FrieHds are passing through here.
MR. JosEPa BLACKBOARD, who tCIl IN a
fainting spell while gong home from the
funeral of samuel Campbell, .ns, week,
is getting better.
THERE will be tria! here to day be-
tween Tommy Stanton and wife Tor n
right of property. Each one mas made
application for divorce.
Mr.. Ross j. ALEXANDER spoke st the
Greenbsck meeting here Tuesday even
Ing. Mr.. Alexander Is becoming very
popular, and is sure of being sent to the
Legislature this fail.
"V1C" Ross was arrested here yester-
dsy by officer Burdett, of Bridgeport, and
taken TO that place for trial, upon ("
charge of criminal intimacy with Miss
Blggs at this place.
THE following call for Greeenbsck
county convention has been made:
Mo&RIsTowN, o., August 20
TO the Frieads Of HSmanitH Justice and
Sound Policy:
You are requested to meet At your reg
u.ar places ~ voting, At your 1ar.es.
convenient time to elect delegate, 30 M
Independent county CONVENTION, % meet
ut Belmont, Onlo, September 9th, q. 10!
O'Clock, to put lul! county ticket IL TN"
field, and organize central committee.
Basis of representation, two delegates
at large for each township, and one tor
each two hundred voters vi the last elec.
ton, or fraction thereof equal 70 one
hundred. Also one delegate for each
Workingman's or Greenback club IN the
county. II in any township where II
primary meeting Is not called, person
desire to ,tteud ~ delegates, they can d.
so if the name ana address Is sent 70 q.
+. Smith, box 80, Morri,tOwn, OuIo, and
approved by the Convention.
BIZ order OF the State central Com
mittee. GEO. l. SMITH.
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New SwintlIIng Dodge.

Wednesday, Young man of rather
progressing sppearan &c visited n private
residence on Fourteenth street, between
Eotf and ChspIine streets, and repre-
scented TO the lady of the house that he
was Ia distressed circumstances and
wanted to dispose o! a plain gold ring
which he had in his possession. The lady
suspected there was something
wrong, and intlmated as much. The
handsome young man seemed
to understand her, and informed
the lady that he might lie, but would not
steal. Her sympathy was aroused aud
she advanced 81 90 on the ring, which
had the initials 90. NJ. engraved on the
Inside The lady believing that it might
have been charitable act, took the ring
to prominent Market street ieweler TO
have it tested, and leave the same Tor
any one who might have lost it The
jeweler informed her that no less than
three persons had brought the same kind
of rings TO him that day. He pronounced
it spurious. The lady left with sad
smile on her face, and expressed desire
to keep it from the reporters. The lady
Will be more careful, no doubt in the
future
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Omission.

In reporting tine minority report sub
mtted 10 the Board OF Education, on
the subject of German in the schools,
the following WAS inadvertently omitted
rom the latter portion OF the report in
relation to teaching the language IN
separate rooms, and we publish 1t by re.
quest:
"M here are these separate rooms for
the following classes in each sub-district,
VIZ: In First ward, 8 classes; in Seventh
ward, ) classes; and Second and Third
wards, 10 classes; in Fourth ward, 7
classes; II Filth ward, classes; in Sixth
ward, : classes, in Eigth ward, s classes
in all 40 classes. The experience OF the
last two years show that they are not
nandedr
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The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel RooJ

George Crumbackcr, OF TINS city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roots in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both AS to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used Is put through u
process that frees it from OIL and berZole,
and 40 matter now great the neat, i, will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement Tor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers Tor sale
at .he lowest rates. TINS roo. has stood
fifteen years in this cry.
Adore. him through the posLo&ico or
cal NJ his establishment, mead OF Ism
AID Wood streets All orders promptly
attended 10.
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Slight Disturbance.

Yesterday afternoon Frank Coyle was
locked up for sssaulting "Wag' Warden.
Before night he procured bal! and WAS
released and at once INDUCED in numer-
Gus decoctions of "larsatum JUICE" About
nine o'cIo. / las; night he wandered into
the Sprir@ GarG"r where he became in
volved IL = "a tu-o.rce, and followed up
n volley OF ioul Inuendoes by striking his
opponent. In return Coyle received a
stunning blow in the face, but before it
could be followed up, outsiders interiered
and hustled the belligerent Coyle out of
the house. The matter will be ventilated
in the police court this morning, maxim 2
two charges 10 which Coyle will answer
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Iemperance NOt,s.

\ large audience assembled 81 OTIS
hall last night in the cause OF temper.
ance, the room beng crowded. Robert
Sweeney o: Martins Ferry, o., was the
first speaker Introduced. He msde q
splendid talk on the movement al the
present time. Mr.. HIcock OF Barnes
Vile o, then followed by giving briet
history OF the work IN other places, and
some amusing facts. Mr.. VIM. HastIngs
was then called on responded in few re-
marks. The meeting was good one,
the choir rendering some fine singing.
One signer 10 the pledge. The meeting
WAS presided over by the Vice President
Mr.. Hiram Young.
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Encouraging.

That the Pittsburgh. Wheeling and
Kentucky Railroad Company means to
push business is pretty concluslvely
shown by the letting O. the contract for
grading, bsllasting, masonry and laying
the track of "a miles of their road 70 Z.
MscKin & Go. This firm begins opera
tions at once, advertising for men in to-
DAVIS issue of the Dispatch, and from
Whist the public know of Charley Mac
kin's vigor it is safe to assume that the
grass won't grow under his teet on the
line of that rsilrOad.-PitS Dispatch.
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affecting Arg'5tcr.
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

For Rent-DwelTng.
Grand Opening-Joachin Beuter.
Cooking Stoves-R. h. Sweeney.
Excelsior Machine Works.
Knights Templar Excursion to Cleve-
land.
Adjustable Mosquito Csnoples-G
Mendel, Booth X Co.
Great Bargains. L. Hobbs, Son y
Co.
Fruit Jars ard jelly Tumblers-J. l.
HoDb-, : " Co
West Virginia University.
Sale Postponed.
Challenge Acaepted-Eugene Cady.
Notice. ". X Ky. Railroad Office
Sanford's Liver lnvIgorator.
september Magazines City Book
Store.
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4 smash Up.

Yesterday morning US Mr.. Kyles, who
resides bsck Of M,undsv!lie, WAS coming
through the Narrows with las wagon
loaded with cas- ard apples for Ii" city
market, the team took fright ~ 81 passing
ment. breaking one wheel and MASKING
up the wagon generally. The contents
Of the wagon were spilled out and rolled
down the nil on to the railroad. Mr..
KyIes had one arm slightly spraiuei
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in resi- estate
were recorded IN the county clerks office
yesterday.
Deed made August % 1917, from VIM.
Craig snd wife to the Citizens Railway
Company, lots Nos. 4, g. :, 5. - Il, Is
and 10, in square No. 20, SprIgg and
Ritchie's addition to the city, Eighth
ward; for $4,000
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RCOTSiIIIiZcd.

Owing to the dissatisfaction among the
nou.commjssioued officers and prlyates
of the Wheeling Guards, the company
was rcorgsnIzei last night. After con-
siderable discussion, the old officers were
re nstated, and thirty-four men signed
the roll, leaving about twenty members
in the cold, as undesirable. The reor-
gapization does not affect the matter Of
uniforms, and MS subscriptions are being
made by merchants To assist the com
pany, this slight drawback will not ma
terially affect It's welfare.
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Away from Home.

Charlie Lcukhart, OF the Sunday
Leader has returned home from Pitts
blrgh. On returning, Charlie had the
N sfortune to have his bat stolen at Mar
TINS Ferry, and for the first time in
y ars the gentle zepbyrs comDed his su-
barn locks a he crossed me bridge bare
AIDED, sweetly b essng the thief.
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TOLEDO, August 23.-FIour Steady
Wheat Steady; No. 3 white Wsbash
81 -: No. 2 amber spot 81 Is; seller
Angus. 81 26; No red Wabash 81 II.
Cora-Es.ie- and higher; mixed spot
seller september 47!c; No. 2sPot seller
September 4jc; seller October 47!c; re-
icc,ed 45tc. OstS-Quiet; No. spot,
25!c; rejected DC.
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Tile REPLY.
Coroner of Fa

To the above the physician promptly
responded. informing the Justice that he
DIG not consider that he would be justified
in paying Justice OF this county out OF his
own pocket Tor taking his deposition, but
that il his evidence was really necessary,
there WAS legal way TO procure it from
him in person, and that he would be
happy to visit his old home and friends
at the expense of Fairfield county. Thus
has been spoiled the best sensation Lal-
caster has aver had; the veil which en-
shrouied the mystery lifted, and the En-
gWlrerS woLder collapsed
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EAPITAL. S25o."O"
rDa> *. BUISFOSD, PTsAid,7---
GED. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
successor 70
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN b
OF WHEELING.
,'aPITAL. s25o."O"


This Bank is ORR led aDa prepare! %
transact The huSiAe>s O. banking IN s. . IT'S
details. , ri, ,
n succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling: is owned by the same snare
holders. aud Is under the same manage
weut, ..t,.
,CrTrSpOudeAts and GepOsitOr>, ana oN %
prompt and faithful execution OF the1t
Wishes, 20 hopes 10 merit their esteem All"
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United states.
DEPOSIT accounts Suh.ecl 20 Caeo-
sight -accived from bans bankers, hlm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued PayahIt '"
demand, Or AT liked dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIk+tTOkS:
JuHN n. EUISFuKD W NJ. D. = tMf0oN'
JACOB =. RHODES. WM. \. TURNER
WM. \. IsETT, J'hN l.. huhhs'
N ADAMS a.. q DEWEY,
HENRY II. ID NEPER my
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EXCHANGE BANK.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

"Opens IT'S NEXT YEAR wEUNE~-
~ DAY september 5th.
The College Is beautifully situated, and
Within easy walking distance Of any part
Of the city. street car accommodations
10 ucighbOriug cities. For loutu'u ness
OF situation II is unsurpassed HuH Us
whole internal ami ext. mai arrange
men'S are Of the high ~ order. me
Trustees have made cXi'u~iy" improve
mcutS during the vocation
Miss Cramcr, e \IrsIuia lady Of nigh
culture and experience, has been adGcs
10 the Board Oi instruction I'm The College,
aud Miss AufOinctte Tracy. OF New York,
a superior Vocalist and Pianist, nas been
PLACED i'm JHc Conservatory OF Music.
70 Catalogues or other Information
address the President,
augI7sa MISS A. TAYLC
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M,RNt westhrr md Z

WARM weather and the too free indu.-
gence in fruits i productive of much Of
the sickness prevailing 3. prc.eul. that
might be preveEted if Nolan Arumat-
&c Blackberry Cordial was more gener-
ally used for it certainly i one at the
most euectusl remedies known for dysen-
tary, diarrL04, chslera morbIs, summer
complaints, etc. ana should De constantly
kept in every house.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,

DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
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The University of WOosr-r

tDEN. A. \. +. TAYLOR, DID,. prs.
II dent. Collegiate and rurgartrr-,
partmeutS IN SuycuN>iu, upprtl..
capable and rNprr rucru Professor,
Teachers. Nearly nt ~fulr.., ...
Philosophical and ~c.rU... ..
graded 10 the standard u' N,.......
French and German taught .p...
Moral and religious Influences ..,...'.
Location healtnW.. hW.G.ussut ,r..-
tuS new expenses very .uw. .... D.. y.
Of either ser. Fail ,rrm.up,u, ~..rrr... '
send Tor a catalogue u.f... -....
where. Address thc President, N0.,...
ONO. .Ef.--s.
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Truth Is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets arc
at j. W Ferrels. ii" has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, / to q
cents; IL Clint, g coats; Table Linen,
% cents; Crash, Gems AL otuer goods
proportions.
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Stanton Female Seminary

SIAINIDN, VIRGINIA.
Rev. j. l. Miller, 4. ", Principal, with "A
ull and experienced corps OF teachers, in
Guiding Mrs.. G,u J. f. b. Stuart School
not scceaTiau. -Four denominations rep
resented IN the faculty. Board and home
com forts the best. Positively no eXtraya-
ga9ce in dress allowed. Terms liberal.
session opens september St., IN. ~OHd
TOR catalogue 20 the Principal. augljb
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Norwood High School & Co.g:
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va

Endorsed by the Faculty OF 'a. To-.
yrrslfy OF virginia rs on. %. .ar -
Training schools IN ~" 10 o..
The Session Of lsT-S. VI OPP" .,
2Oth, ls57. with a iull corps Of Iu.aa .'
ard iull Hud thorough INSTRUCTION
Departments.
re- Write tor Catalogue.
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DIAEnc Magnificent Bran New 800
! HlSOO Rosewood Pianos only 81 ,
OpGhNo INST bee sold. Fine Rose
unOHNo wood Upright Pianos, little
used, cost 500, oyIy SO. ParlOr Organ,
stops So, @ stops 81, ~ stops only So.
Nearly new set reed - stop SUB bass and
comp cr ryan 81, cp~' over > ~ Lowest
prices ever OleToI sent on iJ days test
trial. 70 ask why ] offer - cheap? /
ans yer II ard Tunes. 100 employees must
have work. Result Of war commenced ON
me by he mOuOpOli-t-. Battle raging.
Particulars Tree. Address.
DANIEL r. BEATTY
augltD Washington, y. J.
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Police PlckutS.

Frank Coyie was arrested yesterday
afternoon, on "a warrant sworn out by
"Wsg' Warden, charging him with
assault and battery; John Smith, q
stranger from the east, was taken in for
drunkenness and fast driving, and John
Burk was locked up on plain drunk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-24

You will consult her health, happiness
nad success IN study and music by piac
- her in tho care of DR.. Taylor, NJ the
ueavcr College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa Prices moderate and rs low
q good board and first class instruction
can be afforded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-24
Washington & Lee UniVerSib
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA

Gen. q. ". G. LEE, Pres F.....-.
OF instruction in Class yu. lIt..a-,.
ScieutErc studies, ana iu ta. Probes, .-.
dvpartr cnt~ of Law and CIV. E..l-r
ing.
The next session VII. nI". >.rf,g...
10Th. and clos" juno -'.". i"..Npr>,
exclusive OF books aU' .r..'..... -.,. b..
cN r,d $40. y messing turl ua. 10.
duced 10 81 "a or ST..
For full Information by ugJt'r..u.r..
cuIur address WALTER BON
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