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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-17
PULPIT PKECEfIS.
Where and How the People WOI-
shipped Yesterday.

The NJ. +. Church pulpit OF Martin 5
Ferry was occupied by DR.. +. :. DeHass.
He preached an able and highly enter
tanning sermon.
Rev. VIM. Castor, preached his first
sermon since his return from Europe ut
the Presbyterian Church, Bellaire.
The Second Presbyterian Church pull
pit was on yesterday occupied by Rev.
l.. s. Motatt pastor.
The Disciples Church has been neatly
and thoroughly repaired, and WAS opened
| by services held by President w. h.
Pendleton, yesterday morning and even
| ing.
The Reformed Episcopal congregation
held services in Weisel hail. yesterday,
which were conducted by Rev. j. r.
| Curtis.
Rev. 5. b, ID. Pricket preached morn
irg and evening at the Zane street M
+ Church, yesterday.
The usual services were held al the ST.
Mathews Episcopal Church yesterday,
morning and evening.
Rev. j. A. Jefferson preached at the
First Baptist Church yesterday, in the
absence OF Rev. f. f. Clancy, pastor,
who is SPEEDING short vacation in the
country.
DIR. ID. A. Cunningham, of the First
Presbyterian Church, preached yesterday
morning on "The Good Shepherd" ana
IN the evening on "The Love of the
Spirit"
Preaching was held at the Steenrod
NJ. f. Chapel, Fulton, by Rev. George
+. Hte. His theme was "The Sufferings
OF Christ
Rev. DIR. A. &. George discoursed at
the Fourth street NJ. +. Church yes
terday morning, on The worlds heed
of the Gospel The Sunday school an
niversary was held nj night. Addresses
and other interesting exercises were
participated in.
DIR. Mayer held services in the syna-
gogue yesterday at $50 P. NJ He
preached on the subject of "Atonement,
/ Kings; 1viv, lila. Services will
be held at the same place at 9o'clOck this
morning. Text: Genesis, V, "a, refer
ring to Isaiah Twill, l-2.
Rev. W. -. SnoIgrsss, of the Chap
line street NJ. +. Church, preached yes
tcrdsy morning on the Prospects of
Christian missions" and in the evening
on can old man estimate OF lite"
Church services were held at the
North street NJ +. Church, yesterday,
by kew. q. G. Wilding. His subject for
the morning WAS The world for Christ,
and for the evening, "A searching and
personal question
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the very lows Hgures.

Estimates and samples furnished on
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.

BELLAIRE.

PAYDAY at Benwood Mills Saturday.
NEXT Friday is pay day at the Bel.
laire Nail Works.
IT Will cost you nothing TO register,
but it will cost you vote not to register.
The SD Ohio Regiment holds re-
union at GAINESVILLE on the 18th snd
10th instsnts.
PROF. II. II. ARNOLD will give u mus
ical entertainment ~ Zilch's Opera
House next Friday.
Mr.. BINGNEE, clerk 1T the Centennial
Hote, mas resigned and accepted like
position at Mansfield, ONO.
THE circus leaves on its southern tour
to day We wish the genial "Doc." sue
cess, as he deserves it Tor MS energetic
enterprise.
WIN. SNoDGRAss and Annie +. Brad
ford went over 10 West Alexander, yes
terday week ago, and were married ny
Squire Msyes.
Mr.. MARION HAGERTY died Friday
night, and his father died Saturday
morning. Both had been sick with the
| typhoid fever Tor some time.
Mr.. JOHN B. WATT was married &c
Miss Mary Burke, last Wednesday
Both are residents of this city. Johnny
is the happiest of the happy.
DR.. j. w. ROGERS, an ex-Episcopalian
minister OF Memphis, Tenn, will lecture
at St. john Catholic Church tomorrow
evening on the subject Of "How became
a Catholic"
COMMUNION services were held ~ the
L nited Presbyterian church yesterday,
DR.. Coleman, formerly OF Pittsburgh
preached on Friday evening and on
Saturday at p. NJ, and yesterday.
The Presbyterian Sunday School In
stitute will be held At Coal Brook Church,
Nef Siding, 9. o. K. i, on Thursday,
September q, 1877 Every one inter
terested in Sunday School work are IN
viLed.
Col. MERCER, owner OF the wharf.
boat, met with severe accident Friday
evening by being thrown from his bug
gy, Just as ne was in the act OF seating
himself The horse was caught near the
rostottice by Mr.. Jas. Gill.
On Saturday morning Mike Webb
and Frank Feddcrson had regular bull
dog fight near Cummins' grove. WEIGH
had portion of his nose and one ear
bitten of. No arrests had been made at
late hour Saturday evening.
THERE will be a meeting at the City
Hall tonight for tie purpose Of cllecting
permanent organization OF the Kansas
colony. Delegates will be chosen tc
visit the State of Kansas and make pre-
per arrangements 10 locate the colony.
ALL of those who wish to vote at the
| October election and who are not quite
satisfied as TO their right TO vote, had
better register on the first day The
or " time for registration is on Friday
and Saturday, September Il and "
1877, between the hours Of s a. NJ. and
9P. NJ. Let the Democrats be up and
stirring if they wish TO carry the State
this iall.
THAYER's circus gave only oac per
| formance here Saturday. Arrangement:
had been made tor two performances
but owing to the band not having arrived
1t necessi:sted only one performance
which was good one. The athletic
sports were as fine Ms we have witnessed
for some time. The show Is thoroughly
organized, and will start or the road To
day. The first point below here wher
the show will exhibit is at MoundsvIlie
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Probable Fatal Accident.

Saturday afternoon, about four
o'clock, Mr.. Adams Dodson, Esq, prom
inent citizen of this city, WAS thrown
violently from buggy, while descending
Stockysri hollow, in the vicinity OF
Leatherwood, and sustained injuries
from which death may result, although
the contrary Is to be hoped for. Mr.. bod
sons head was severely bruised and the
scalp cut. His spine WAS also injured to
such su extent that his lower limbs are
entirely paralyzed, and his recovery is
considered doubtful Drs Harvey, Allen
ard Frissell were called soon after the
accident, and did all their medical skill
could do to alleviate his sutlerings II
appears that Mr.. DodsOn was driving
down hill at the time OF the accident
when n piece OF the harness broke, and
the vehicle in which he was sitting, run.
ming against the horse, caused it to run
away, and threw him to the ground
rs bove stated. Mr. Dodson was car.
ried to his home on litter Immediately
after the accident, by Il number of labor.
ers, who happened to be near by.
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The WOrkingInen.

Alta meeting Of the Fourth ward
WOrkingmen's Club, Saturday evening,
Mr.. Samuel Darrah was elected presi-
mt, rice Mr.. Frank Haley, resigned
Mr.. Phio Kimberly WAS elected as mar
shall for the procession which is to take
place on Saturday next, and Mr.. George
Crumbacke as assistant. A committee
OF ten was also appointed to solicit sub
scriptions tor the workingmen'- paper
The meeting adjourned to meet on Fri
dav evening next.
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Sale of PrOBPrty.

Auctioneer Hervey sold the following
property in front OF the Court House
Saturday: Fifty.one acres of land on
Castleman's Run, belonging to Andrew
McCune; Ridge Jacobs was the purchas
er, for $1,000. Also, twenty-five acres OF
land situated an the lower part of the
Island, the property of Messrs. Hsndlan,
Pannell and Lsughlin. Sheriff George
r. TIngie became the purchaser at So.
90. $3.50 was bid on the N. G.. Ar
( lur property, on Sixteenth street, but
no other bids being offered, the property
was withdrawn from public sale.
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MALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.

Condensed Notes Of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.
lotto" Tonight
MERCURY So, yesterday at noon.
The Belmont mill goes on tonight.
The boys Knocked" IN vain yesterday.
THREE marriage licenses issued Satur-
day.
THE cigar men are again selling on
Sunday.
GLASS ball trap shooting is succeeding
base ball.
ONE deed of trust wss recorded by the
County Clerk, yesterday.
A MAN named Fox Is the only case
booked for the Police Court.
A GREENBACK NEE ing will be held
at Bridgeport on Thursday next.
CYRENE Commandery, Knights Temp.
lar, contemplate an excursion to Europe,
next spring.
TO-DAY is Yum ksper,' Jewish
holiday, and ali jewish business houses
will be closed.
A PICKED nine of the Eighth ward de-
feated the White Stockings last Saturday
by score OF Is to IL.
The case Of Geo. Edwards, charged
with counterfeiting, Will be resumed IN
the United States District Court, to-day
The Sub Rosa social club will have ITS
first social gathering OF the season, at
Germsnia hall, on the 9th inst, and Will
wind up with n ball.
DAN MORAN, who was before Squire
Caldwell, Saturday, charged with forgery
gave bail IN the sum of 81 200, and was
released from custody.
AN unknown man had one OF his legs
crushed yesterday, by icing run over by
train on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
road, at Martins Ferry.
Ex-PoLIGEMAN CARROLL and VIM. II
Schatier bagged thirty-seven squirrels,
and succeeded in capturing live one,
while hunting, Saturday.
TIE funeral of Mr.. Fred. Hildebrecht,
who died Friday, was attended and con-
Quoted by Humboldt Lodge No. 9, X. oil
F., and Hursgsri Society, yesterday.
THERE are faint rumors of special
meeting OF Council this week, to com
plete the task OF getting away with that
voluminOus report OF the Board OF Equal
lzstion and Appeals.
A HOP Will be given AT Arbenz hall t.
night, in honor of MIR. +. Z. ArbenZ
previous to his departure tor Ann Ar6or
Michigan, where he goes to attend law
school. Blrch's band will furnish music
for the boys.
JANE MCDONALD WAS yesterday put
under bonds by Squire II. w. Phillips
OF North Wheeling, for her appearance
before the County Court. Jane lives IN
the suburbs of town, ana Is charged with
assault and battery.
RIBLErT who WAS shot sometime
last week, is not dead rs reported, but Is
walking about, and unless some untore'
seen accident occurs, there is no posi-
bihty of the newspapers killing him tor
some time to come.
The corner OF Thirty-third and Water
streets is in bad condition. Tho wood
en- sewer has been washed out, and the
earth has caved in, leaving y regular
man. trap in the public highway. MIR
Street Commissioner, your services arr
required.
AT the picnic at the Fair Grounds
Saturday, John House, of this city, walk
ed away from Mr.. Burr, OF Benwood
in foot race, tor purse OF S25. Tn,
picnic WAS well attended, and Tomm.
Cocksyne spelled" for the edifcation o
the crowd.
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sCHENCK,s PULMONIC SYRUP,

For the Cure OF Consumption Coughs an9
Colds. The great Virtue OF this medicine
Is that 1t rlpens the matter and throws IA
out OF the system, purities the oloou, anu
thus objects cure. ga Il CtAE1
sCHENUK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR TIE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic peoduces healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite, ornlus
chyle, and cVring the most obstinate cases
of Indigestion.
sCHENCK 8 MANpRAKEP I LIS, FOR THEcohh
= orLIvER COMPLAINT, &C.
These pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action of the liver without tue
least danger, as they are free from caioIheI
and yet more etficacious In restoring
healthy action OF the liver. 60
These remedies are certain cure IoI
Consum ption as the Pulmonic syrup
rIpens ne matter and purifes the blood.
Tie Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
create healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases of the liver, often cause OF Con-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
,apd strength to the stomach, makes q
good digestion, and enables the organs TO
form good blood; and thus creates a
healthy circulation OF healthy blood. Inc
combined action OF these medicines, as
thus explained, will cure every case Oh
Consumption, If taken in time, ana 'the
use of the medicine persevered IN.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at ms prlh-
cipal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where III
letters. for advice must be addressed.
Schenck' medicines for sale by ali Drug
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet inches.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
Saturday, al the usual hour.
The FanchOn arrived from Cincinnati,
Saturday, and returned the same day.
The little packets are making their
usual trips.
BY Telegraph
MEMPHIS, September 10 Weather
cloudy. Departed-C Capital City, NIcks-
burg to St. Louis; Colorado, st. Louis to
Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, September 16-River
falling with 3 feet inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy. Departed-Danube,
New Orleans; Cotton Valley, Cairo.
CINCINNATI, September l6.-River 4
feet ) inches and rising. Weather fair
and warm. The Nail City and barges
have been aground on Four Mile bar since
Friday night.
EVANSVILLE, September l6.-W Gather
partly cloudy and warm; mercury 20 to
So; wind south. River falling, LILO
feet on the gauge. DOWN. awn, J. q.
Fletcher, Maumelle and Alexandria.
Up-Dors Cobler. Business light.
ST. LOUIS, September 16.-Arrived-
War Esgle and Arkansas Belle, Keokuk.
Departed-Ssvannsh, st. Paul; Baker
and tow, Rock Island. River stationary.
Weather cloudy and very warm; rain
this morning, more threatened tonight
CAIRO, Sept. l6.-Arrivsd-City of
Helena Vicksburg; Belle of Memphis,
St. Louis; Salvor No. 2, Smithlsnd; g.
W. Cheek, Cincinnati Departed-Cons
Millar, Memphis; Anderson and Helena,
St. Louis. River feet and falling
Weather cloudy ard sultry; mercury 81
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Temperance Talk.

Attic Chspline street M. f. church.
this evening, temperance mass meet
ing will be held Addresses will be de-
vered by Gen. Goh and Nj. Wilbur
Trueman.
Temperance meetings were held in
Otis Hall last Saturday night, also last
night. Rev. Snodgrass and Messrs.
Robert Sweeney and Wilbur Trueman
talked temperance on Saturday night,
and last night addresses were made by
Wash. Baggs, A. G. Wincher and Jake
Kemple.
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FIELD SPORTS.
Introduction Of Glass Ball Trap
Shooting i'm wheeling.

Saturday afternoon that most enjoy
able sport, glass bail trap shooting, was
introduced in this city by Mcssrs
Henry ShaIlcross and Charles KryLer,
and shooting contest took II re out the
pike, eighteen yards rise, In winch eight
gentlemen participated, lirng u total OF
one hundred and twenty shots, or fifteen
shots each, with the result y, gwen in
the following
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George Crumbscker, of this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on grsve5
roofs in the most improved method and
warrants his work to give satisfaction
both =: to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used Is put through q
nroces, that frees it from oil and benzo!e,
and 30 matter now great the hest /. viii
not run. Il Is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. NJ. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement tor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This rooi has STOOD
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postohee OF
call at his establishment, head OF lotu
AID Wood streets All orders prompt!
| attended TO.
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CAPITAL. 925O.OOU
John X. BOTSFORD, President
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the busiaess OF banking In al Its
details.
IL succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, aud Is under the same manage.
menL.
BY carefully regarding the interests otlts
correspondents and depositOrs, and by "a
prompt and faithful execution OF then
wishes, il hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject To check
sight, received from banks, bankers, rirm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of deposit Issued payable OF
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
IOHN X BOTSFORD WIN. Il. SIM PSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
WIN. A. IsETT, JOHN j.. HOBBS,
A. NJ. ADAMS, q. &. DEWEY
HENRY NJ. HARPER my
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Vocal Instruction.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Shelb resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on and after September Sd. Application
may be made at the music store, TIA
Main street Giving attention solely to
vocal instruction, pupils will obtain a
correct method and make commensurate
improvement,
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Sale OfCasks.

Fourteen large wine casks, holding
from 500 to 600 gallons each, were sold
and removed from cellars of the late &
w. Frsnzheim, on Saturday. Father
Kreusch purchased ten of the casks and
Mr.. Lewis Wilhelm four. The casks
were sold for S25 each, s55 less than the
original cost.
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AmaIgam.ted Iron Workers

The Amslgsmstei Iron Workers met
at Hsndlan's Hall, Eighth Ward, Satur-
day evening. THIS association, which
has not been meeting regularly for some
time past, appointed at its last meeting y
series of regular meetings. to be held dur
ing the coming winter.
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Fell In FIJI.

Yesterday morning little daughter
of Mrs. Lizzie Monkey, colored, residing
on Fifteenth street between Eotf and
Jacob streets fell in fit. The little
sufferer was Immediately cared for, and
was somewhat better last evening,
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Two First Class walters
wanted Immediately. Apply
at Laramie's.
Drowned.

NEW YORK, September l5.-The Hsr-
lem steamboat Sylvan Dell this evening
ran down row boat in the East River,
containing VIM. Radigan, John Welch,
Frank Oliver and his daughter. The
latter three were drowned.
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at'heeling &rgistrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Photogrsphy-Plummer's Gallery.
New Goods. IL Stallman X Co.
Opera House Berger Family.
Wall Paper-A. w. PAUL X Bro.
Fall Carpets-Friend X Son.
Ladies Jet Sets F. StOckmsn.
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RIVERSIDES.
KLU KLUN,
Umpire, Smith Butler.

The Browns of Bridgeport and the
Eagles Of Wheeling pISyed Saturday ~
Kirkwood, resulting in favor OF the
Browns by score OF s to D.
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
at j. w. Ferreps. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 20 8
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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SCORE

McCracken..l 0lllIIIulUlI lie
Johnson .......l u 90 OF 100000 /
Glass. ..............0 DO ! u OOO ] q q u /
Paul, A..........l OF o. 1000 90 /
Paul, J ............l U . D U 90 90 D b l. }
ShallcrOsS......l 90 90 | / 90 / o. :
Bailey .............O u y 10000 OUOOOU u .
Kry ter............U 90 / 900 4 90
We understand that n movement IS
now on foot TO organic club, and, If
possible, secure the FAIR grounds tor the
field provided the city authorities will not
prevent shooting within the city limits.
The only excuse that can possibly be OIL
icred will be the noise occasloned by the
firing OF guns, us there will be no danger
whatever from the shot, MS it is of the
smallest kind, and Will not carry sut-
tlcicnt distance TO cndanger the safety OF
any one outside the grounds. This
movement is certainly deserving OF
success, and matches, if allowed TO take
place on the Island, ought certainly
To attract large crowds OF both gentle
men and ladies.
THE RULES.
For the benefit of the uninitiated, we
give below the substance of portion of
the rules AS laid down 10y BogarI us,
which will be found OF interest, AS they
fully explain glass ball trap shooting:
All matches or sweepstakes shall be
shot from three traps placed ten yards
apart, eighteen yards rise.
The trap puller shall! stand six feet be-
hind the shooter. If the trap is sprun"
before the shooter has given the word
he can take the shot or not, but if ne
shoots, the result must be- scored.
After a shooter has taken his place NJ
the score, he shall not level his gun, or
raise the butt above bis elbow until he
calls pull.
All balls must be broken in the air to
count; il shot on the ground shall be
scored as lost.
There shall be no restriction as to size
of shot used, or charge of powder, but
the charge of sho. shall not exceed !
ounces, Dixon measure.
All ties must be shot OFT at Il yards
rise, at five single balls each, and so on
until decided
In double shooting, the distance shall
be l6 yards rise, ana from traps lOyards
apart. Ties shot oil at Is yards rise, at
three balls each.
Should q gun miss fire or iall to dis
charge from any cause, it shall score as 3
lost ball, unless the referee finds, upon
examination, that the gun was properly
loaded, in which case he shall allow
snothe. ball.
In loading guns, ii breech leaders, the
party called to the score shall no: place
his cartridge in the gun until he arrives
at the score. Ia the csse of muzzle
leaders, the patty called TO the score snail
not place his cap on the gun until he
arrives at the score.
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Washington & Lee UniysY,
IN.IN .ru--.N- .-...-..-

Gen. q. ". {. LEE, rrr,r. F-,
of instruction IN Class ca. Linn.
Scientific studies, aud lu the r.. =.
departments of Law aud rlu. E,.-
ing.
ihr next session W.I.uIe. No..
10Th AMI clos June .r.a Iw.l.-.
exclusive at books nub ,.wUu. .-..
exceed $50; \ lI,r-uA lu,, u,. D..
dug cd 90 81 or SD
For full Information los oalA9 r.
cuiur address WALTER Boa
JyDegTb tierAu.t,
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Base Ball.

The Riverside and kiu kluX base bail
clubs played II game of base ball on
the South Side grounds Saturday. Be-
low is the result:
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II you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to L. V. Blends
1875 Main street.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. -
tSteubenyllle ommodatlon.-This
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required AT Sher-
man House, Etnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
drove railroad, in effect on and alter FRI
day, May D, 1877:
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blont's.