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nm SCuENCK,S STANDARD
N EN- EDIES.

Tba standard remedies for all diseases OF
tbe lnnos are Schenck's Pulmon1o syrup,
SchencS p Sea Weed Tonic. ana schsncKs
Nandrake Pills, and II taken before the
lupgs are destroyed, a speedy cure IL
effected. Cab
no these three medicines DR.. J. ID. sen,
enck. OF Philadelphia, owes his unrlvaliea
success in the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases. r,orh,a
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the MOI pi4
matter in the lungs; nature tnrows ~ Sn
by an easy expectoration, Tor wnen tne
phlegm or matter is ripe a slight cousl
will throw 1t of, the patient mas rfs' anu
the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 90 Lille,
Schenck's Mandrake PHI and Scnenek .
Sea Weed Tonic must be ireely useu "
cleanse the stomach and liver. Schencs !.
Mandrake Pills act on the llVer, reino'ihs
ali distractions, relax the gall pladuer, .n n
bile starts freely. and the liver ls sooA
lieved. ,ant,a
atimulent and Alternative; the alKall oi
which IL Is composed mixes Will .nS go, 49,
and prevents souring. IL ASSISTS the uises-
tion by toning up the stomach 10 heaitny
cnndition. so that the food and the ful-
monic syrup will make good blood; tneI
the lungs heal, and the patient Will surely
get well If care is taken TO prevent iresn
Ali who wish to consult DR.. Schenck
either personally or by letter, can 90 50 AZ
his principal office, corner OF SiXth ahO
Arch SITS, Philadeldhia, every Mouday.
Schencks medicines are sold by all drug
gists throughout the country.
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CEN T AUR
L|NIMEN1S,
The lame can be hea,.s.

tn, The lame can be healed,r,,
mace whole. We now Lhe sOu,..
the Centaur Linimep, NOV !ls -
not mend broken bonas ~ 20. ney -
OUT they will eItra(t so,sr eare Csn..~
cure cure rheumatism and A as .lay ps,
mesh, bone and muscle ai,myet NO
article ever before disccys.aens thasr.
scientific skill came,
enects OF these remartsh 90 oeyoec a.
chronic Rheun,aIism q, Pepantss,
standing, Neuralgia, Wsss many y.,s
sores, " eeptng Siuev, s,haeE, Zen.
Breasts, distorted Joinis Sisi!eA On
LAMBS of the worst kim aud sta,,'s
Wnlte tentsGr IinimsN, eeee, D, u,
II VIII destroy the pain Ana
Out q scar all ordinary Blu anu Zeal sia.
IL VIII extract the poison astSns
Sungs, and the frost nom p ol BIS -
IL is very etficacious for -. .otea la.
ache, Itch and Cutansons- r'seas, To-
writes: VI AAiyT...s
FOR years my Rheumatic
bad that have been unasSu has ~,
the house. The mt three s0S,,, WI =
taur Lniment enabled ms - o,S.es :: =,
out my clutches. am msrS sAtVs.
l think your Liniment SnrSLHs n,gt
What the Ieutaur Lin,ns nI1.
II is reliable, and It is chesp "s AA,S
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
the Week Ending April 2, ls77.

Since our last report there has been Q
gradual daily decrease IN receipts, caus-
ing another light weeks business BY the
auction warehouses.
All grades of new, down to the Green
nondescripts have met with strong
market at full figures. All grades Of old
cutting stock above smokers and com.
mon Shippers are in active demand at
, higher prices.
The total offerings for the week were
COL hbds and 2l6 boxes.
At the Planters Warehouse-l7l hid:
and 80 boxes: hhds new West Viz
gina at $3@S 90; hhds old Missouri al
Ss@s 55.
At the Bodman Wsrehouse-l0S hid:
and IS boxes: Sc hhds Cutting Tobacco
-29 hhds Ohio, II old at S9@l4 80. 2:
new at $S@ll; 81 hhds Kentucky new
at So lOC0l0 for con mon smokers u
GOOD leaf: new West Virginia at 81 II
67 95; 4 hhds new Indiana at 81 Sc(d
3 so; IS cases OF seed lesf-63 Ohlo. 81
new at 81 5O9l6 80, q old At sSG9l2 20
Is cases of Connecticut at SSlGSO Tor com
mon filters to fine wrappers.
At the Globe Warehouse-l4 hid
West Virgins, l. new at 81 91@s 10
2 old at 81 SOFAS for common dark lug
to medium Leaf.
At the Morris Warehouses; hid:
and box new West Virginia Jugs =
81 5597 40.
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RIVER EW6.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed about II feet. -
The Express departed for for fitts-
burgh on time yesterday. Her hrst Trip
in that trade.
The Courier arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday. She departs to-day.
The Science departed yesterday morn
Ing for Parkersburg.
The Kerr left on time yesterday lor
Pittsburgh.
The Exchange and Emma Graham,
en- route for Pittsburgh, are due up to-
day.
The Ragon is to-dsy's Parkersburg
packet. -.
Capt. G. H. Booth is confined to his
room by illness.
The Salt Valley is due down to-day.
The Emma Graham, en- route to lanes
vile, is due here tonight.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 9.-River feet
4 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
New ORLEANS, April 9.-Arrived-
Morgan, Cincinnati. Weather clear and
warm
VIcKsBURG, April 9.-Arrived-City
of Helena. Weather clear and cool.
SHREVEPORT, April 9.-Down-Ful-
ton. River rose 8 inches. Weather
clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, April 9.-River rs feet
on the shoals and rising. Arrived
Sllyerthorn, Evansville
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Arrived-
Petrol, IlinoI: river; Belle OF st. Louis,
Cambridge. Depsrted-Golden Eagle,
Keokuk; City OF Chester, Memphis.
River fallen 2inches. Rain all day and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-River station
ary with feet inches in the canal.
Weather rainy. Depsrted-Nashville,
Thompson Dean and Golden City, Gin
cinnatl; Rtosdes. Pitts burgh.
ssCINcISNATI. April 9.-Riyer % feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and light
rain. Arrived Hudson, Wheeling;
Fswn, Evansville. Golden City due
from New Orleans.
CAIRO, April 9-Arrived-Bsrnsrd,
St. Louis; Colorado, Vicksburg De
parted barnard, Cincinnati; Bigly, St.
Louis; Colorado, ST. Louis. River SO
feet inches and falling. Weather
rainy; mercury 4S deg.
MEMPHIS, April 9.-River rose 3
inches; now stands at 80 fee! 2 inches.
Weather cloudy; mercury 50 deg. Ar
rived-Illinois Vicksburg; Vint Shinkle,
Cincinnati. Departed-COns Millsr, Ohio
river; St. Genieveve, Ashland; Future
CITY and Centennial.
EVANSVILLE, April 9-Weather
cloudy with signs of rain; mercury 3S to
So degrees; wind chiefly from the south
River rising with u feet on the gauge.
Up-Idlewld, Raven, Grey Esgle, Red
Cloud, Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Down-Golddust, Idlewi!d, j. w. Gof;
generally with light trips. Business dull.
The Raven is loading her barges to leave
on Wednesday.
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Who Is HE?--Something over elk
years since man purchased large lot
of goods from several wholesale firms in
this city, upon false pretenses. Two or
three days ago he returned to the city
and has been purchasing queensware,
groceries, dry goods and clothing, osten-
sibly for store in Bellaire, .. He car
ries with him letter of recommendation
from 4 prominent lawyer in Bellaire.
He happened to call into Wholesale
house on Thursday afternoon, which he
had victimized when he was here before.
Unfortunately the six years limit had
expired, and nothing could be done with
him. 1t would be well for the city mer-
chants to be on the lookout for the indi-
vidual and ascertain before selling to
him that his representations are correct.
PITTS. Conn., Gazette.
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PHILADELPHIA, April Flour
Demand active and prices advanced;
Minnesots family 81 25@S 90; Wiscon-
sin 81 rs; Pennsylvania 81 250S 80;
Ohio 70 OOG,S so; st. Louis IS 25@9 90;
patent process SO 75@l0 IS. Wheat =
Firm demand; amber 81 81; white 81 S.
Rye-In demand; Soc; on cars. Corn -
Yellow 5G@57c; sail 56c. Oats-More
active; white 43@57c; mixed 40@42c.
Clover Seed-At l44@l5c; timothy at
81 OF. Butter-Dull; New York and
Bradford county extra 30c; old 22@23c;
western dairy 26@2Sc Cheese-West-
ern fine moderately active at l5c. Eggs
Weston fresh firm at l6@17c Petro.
eum- Firmer; refined l61c; crude l33c
Wnisky-Quiet; western at 81 OS.
ST.. LoUIsJ April g. Hogs Steady
with good demand; light shipping to
good smooth workers 81 35GG5 90; bacon
81 75CG5 90; butchers SIS 0065 20.
PTTTsBURGH, April 9.-Petroleum-
Quiet and firm; crude 81 IS at Psrker's;
ref ncd 16bC. Philadelphia delivery.
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GREAT bargains in kid gloves, slightly
soiied, at rs cents per pair, at
j. w. FERREL's.

New HULL FOR THE EMMA GRAHAM
We learn that Captain J. N. Williams
has contracted with Captain o. Perry
rhaIp, of Pittsburgh Tor II new hull for
the Emma Graham, to be completed by
July lst. The hull will be 220 feet long,
beam 35 feet, hold feet. The cabin on
the Graham will be used on the new
boat, and also the machinery, with the
exception of the cylinders, which will be
eutireiy new, OF diameter of Is inches
and ID feet stroke. She will have boil.
ers, 40 inches and 26 feet long. The
Graham is now fast boat, but the new
one will be rattler. The new Graham
will be 40 feet longer than the old.
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PERsoNALITIEs.-Mr. Ford, the gen..
tlemanly agent OF E. L. Davenport, who
Is to appear here on Tuesday next in
"Dsn'l Druce," Is in the city.
The funeral OF the late Bsnno Kam-
mer, Justice in Centre district, will take
plsce this morning from the st. Alphon-
sus Church.
Mr.. Crawford Booth, os the firm of g
Mendsl, Booth & 20, lett for the east
Yesterday on q business trip.
Hoa. Z. NJ. Turner, State Senator, l;
in town. He is ut the Mcclure.
Gen. Gof, Marshal Patton, J. I
Moore, clerk of the United States Dis.
trjct Court, and j. }. jackson, judge Of
the same Court, are stopping at the Nc
Lure.
Mr.. james Reed left tor New Yors
yesterday, on business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

OFFICERS ELECTED. The Central
Christian Union have elected the follow.
ing officers: Isaac V. Barton. President;
George +. Irvine, Vice President; J. Ed.
Fsris, Secretary; Capt. John Csrlin,
Treasurer; Executive Committee, }. NJ.
Richards, John Bailie, Jacob A. Jeffer-
SOD, 5. B. Culloch and Capt Il. Sterling.
Alex. Thoburn made 8 few remarks,
after which the meeting adjourned.
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RyNAwAY.-A farmers team took
fright yesterday at some falling rubbish
at the Washing ton Hall ruins, and
started up Twelfth and down Chspllne
street at q fearful rate of speed. Down
Chspline to Eighteenth, and down
Eighteenth 10 Main the frightened
steeds pursued their wild flight, and
turning up Main came back up to
Twelfth street, up which they went with
a vengeance. In front of the Ohio
Valley bank, Oh Twelfth street, the team
ran into and totally demolished buggy
belonging to the Riverside mill company.
They were stopped at the corner OF
Twelfth and Market streets without
further damage.
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New YORK, April 9.-Dry Goods
There is a better feeling in the market
and lair orders were received from the
west and southwest. Brown and blesched
cottons irregular in price, other makes
steady. Prints in rather better demand.
Mems woolens remain quiet.
The Bulletin says one thousand cases
of Waithsm cotton hosiery will be per.
emptorily sold at auction Friday next.
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TheYellow CentaurIiri,.

Is worth It's weight In sol,
horses aud mules. oEsay
This Liniment has cure, m,,
ed, Sweenied, Rlng.bou,,i sr. >pola
HOrses In three years than ~ eAiS
Farriers In the country IN q.
effects are simply woudsr,nT " =
We nave thou ,aHds unSr
certificates Rs strong A H.. a., ~. 'Nss
MY horse WAS lame irra|-'.
fetlock wrepch. All rrm,t.,A ~
failed Ia cure and considers - ''S'l
less until | commenced IN ~ ,.'1 -.
Liniment, which Rapidly rT,'.. 20 a.
heartily recommend H. -'N -
-, "kEv. Gro. v. Pm,
"Manoivil.c, SchnhsrI.'IS
"DEAR SIR+l have u>,I o., w. ~
Liniment In my family. ana :. N.sc
ot great value. Please send nsS -" ID
worth, one for the mules ana 100
"RLEI>.TE,n
Fails Station, WyomtrT1~
IL makes very little dii.rT,. IA
case Is, whether u be VIM.
Poll-Evil, Ringbonc. sera,chs, a. y
ness of any Kind, the rf'c,r, Az. "A. -. -
Liverymtn, stage prophecies -
&c, never Ice without the ...I...N
should Linim"ui. II is sold -,
and warranted IN H. effects. va
Laboratory 81 j. Il. R,.aSl
10 DEY ST. NEw NosE
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House BuRGLARlzED.-Early yester.
day morning, between the hours of one
AID tour o'clock, burglars entered the
residence of Mr.. {. Z. Bonham, ll9
Fourteenth street, and succeeded in get
ting safely AWAY with pocketbook con-
tanning about $3.50 in due bills and prom.
isory notes, and two or three dollars in
cash The THE. or thieves entered the
house through the par,or window, and
passing through the psrlor into room
IN the rear, Were Mr.. Bonham was
sleeping, carried off his psntaloons
containing the pocket book, which were
found under the porch in the morning,
with the pockets riaed o: their contents.
The suppOsitlon Is that the rob-
berry was committed by parties
who supposed that Mr.. Bonham
would have large amount OF church
collections in his possession, but the
thieves slipped up on their calculations.
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Mr. G. STIENMETz, the paper box
manufacturer, has been dong business IN
this city for the pas. ten years. By his
strict attention to business and the ex-
cellent quality OF his work he has built
a fine trade. He proposes to keep snd
increase this trade by offering excellent
inducements to our merchants who need
ali kinds of plain and fancy boxes, and
invites them to call for figures.
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DRESS GOODS at the most reasonable
prices at e.. e.. Roth's.

FRANK Bros, the sqnare dealing
clothicrs, not only can and will, but do
sell cheaper than any other clothing
house in Wheeling. They always keep
on hand the largest and choicest stock TO
select from; always embracing I'll the
latest patterns. To verify the above fact,
please stop and examine for yourself
before visiting any other small concern.
They are paying particular sttenton to
the manufacture Of gents fine clothing
Tor the spring and summer of 1877, and
they confidently assert that in this line
they will have goods fully equal to first
class custom work.
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PosTPoNED.-The Mathews Light
Guards hsye thirst for knowledge IN
the way of TART" as well as thirst for
military glory, hence the meeting which
was to have taken place last night, was
postponed until this evening, to
allow the members of the company an
opportunity to attend the cart exhibit
ton" at the Opera House last night.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the transactions in real es-
tate as recorded in the Office of the coun-
ty clerk yesterday: :,
Deed made April 8. 1877, from Jacob
Reitz and Johanna Fisher to Frederick
Fisher, the north half of lot No. 5, square
Is, Caidwells addition to the city, for
| $40.
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The SUNDAY LAw.-The police yes
terday interview wed Jacob Schlemmer,
whom they charge with having sold
LIQUOR to customers on Sunday. JACOB
will probably have hearing before the
police court this morning, and If guilty,
contribute the usual amount into the
treasury of the city.
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AMUsEMENTs.-The entertainment at
the Opera House last night was not really
such as it should have been, although il
WAS greeted with a crowded house. The
specislties of the artists were fiat, bu! the
tableaux at the close of the performance,
twelve IN number were really fine, and
excited universal adr lration. As a rep.
lescntstior of living art, the entertain
ment WAS certainly success, but as a
variety entertainment, it was certainly as
much failure. The company play at
BellsIre tonight.
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IsCoRRECT.-The report in several of
our exchanges that work has been sus-
pended on the BellsIre and Southwestern
is incorrect. Contractors are at work
along the line from Standing Stone Run.
near this place, to Beslsville, and our
information is, that the work is progress
ing satisfactorily between that place and
Bellsire.- Woodsield Spirit.
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IT WILL Go OUT NIGHTs.-"Why
doesn' this fire keep up?" asked an Island
husband pettishly, as he pranced around
half dressed and furtively poked the stove
CRATE last night, on his return from the
art exhibition"
Its so much like you" piped out his
wife, from her warm bed.
Like mel exclaimed he, stopping in
his work. How so?"
Because said she, roguishly, at will
20 out nights"
He mumbled. something to himself and
returned to his work.
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No PARADE.-At their last MEETING
the German Benevolent Society an
pointed Caspar He'll, Peter Bolen berger
y. Steinmetz. Frank Stieff and Joseph
Steck committee TO srrans &c for the eel
ebration of the thirtieth anniversary Of
the Society: Owing to the .tringency in
finances 1t has been determined to omit
the usual parade, and instead to give q
ball in Turner Hall on the evening of
May 81.
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By deed recorded in the office OF the
County Clerk yesterday, made April I,
1877, Frederick Fisher has Transferred to
Jacob Reitz, trustee for Johanna Fisher,
a lot OF household goods, consisting OF
chairs, carpets, beadsteads, etc, for $40
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ARRESTED TOR NrRDER "

ARRESTED FOR MURDER We wera
informed blythe officers of the Courier
that David Rhoads, first engineer of tie
Vlrgie Lee, was arrested and jailed al
Portsmouth, Saturday, for the murder OF
Charles Smith, a negro deck hand on
the Courier, by striking him on the
head with wrench al Cincinnati on
Friday last. Smith died on the up trip
of the Courier, and the body was put of
and buried at Portsmouth day before
V esterday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

SUCCESSFULLY CAsT.-A. j. Swee- ey
& Son have thus far successfully cast
three Of the iron columns required IN The
construction of the Washington Hall
Association building. They are "whsles. =
and look as though they would support
the universe. Each column weighs 8, 900
pounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

PERsoNAL.-Ladies can make from
$50 to $3.50 per month preserving funeral
flowers ard wedding bouquets. Perfect
method, no wax imitation, no waxing
over, real flowers; no srtiticisI colorlng,
Specimens to be seen at No. 1913 Chap
line street; and the art taught by Mrs.
NJ. Roscelle, at the same place.
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Me. HENRY SEAMoN, the cigar man
utscturer, is the agent for the steamer
Carrie Brooks, running between Zsnes.
vile and Pittsburgh, who will attend to
all matters in reference to passage and
freight. See advertisement tor DAYS of
departure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

WORMS are bane to children, csus-
ing them intense suffering, and frequent
ly resulting in the death OF much-ioyed
little ones that might have been avoided
bv the use OF McLsin's Worm Candy,
the most pleasant and etficaclous vermi-
tuge that we know of. Mothers, We ad
wise you to try IL.
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NARROW EscAPE.-Mr. Chss. Kemble,

MARROW EscAPE.-Mr. Chss. Kemble,
architect, had narrow escape yesterday
from serious injury, or perhaps death:
he was standing near the east wall OF
the Washington hail ruius, engaged at
work, when the sGsfolding which had
previously been erected, blew down,
scattering the timbers in sll directions,
several large pieces of which came IN
close proximity to Mr.. Kemble's head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

Nxw GOODS, NEW SToRE.-l have this
day opened my rev sore No. 200 Main
street, and / am now prepared to show
to nv customers and the public, as fine a
line of Dry Goods, Motions, &c, as there
is in the city. q. u. RoTH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

The Murphy MONDAY prayer meet
ings a. the English Lutheran church,
will hereafter be held on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, and ar
engagements are being made to have
prominent speakers address the meetings
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atheeling Geglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Packet-Carrie Brooks.
To Farmers-For Sale.
G. Steinmetz-Paper Box Manufac-
turer.
New Goods-Cummins Il Woods.
Carpets and Oilcloths-Harbour X
Dittmsn.
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ANY house whose patrons can say II
was politely treated and got the worth of
my money" need not fear competition,
Such house as this can be found at 46
Twelfth street.
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A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held
q. the North Street NJ. Z. Church on
wednesday evening at u o'clock; Inc
speakers are z. G. Crsorstt, Robert
Sweeney and others.
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PROBATE BUsINEss.-In the Probate
Court Yesterday, Chas. L. Cowan, was
appointed guardian of Elizabeth Nc
Leyre, orphan o. . Ohm w. and Catha-
rine NJ. McLeyne. deceased; bond $1,000
with Robert COwan rs surety.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

ASK for those elegant English disgo-
mails for spring overcoats a. Thos. Hughes
d Co.'S. Now Is the time to examine
this stock while it is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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THos. HUGHES & Co. have just re-
ceived q fresh lot OF black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at he very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
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Do NOT fail to stop and examine those
beautiful cashmere psntsloon patterns,
any of which you can get made to order
for SIS at Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street
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FINGER CRUsHED-Henry Slebert had
his fingers badly crushed yesterday morn
ing, while unloading ice, by large cake
of the frozen substance falling on them
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THE fines assessed at the Police Court
yesterday amounted to S20l, OF which
$97 was paid.
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THAT economy is wealth can be
demonstrated beyond a question of n
doubt by purchasing your clothing of
Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos. Hughes Il Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. III wool cassi-
meres will be made to order in suits for
$50, same as usually sold al $25.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

BASE 1.-The Standards have
booked the Ludlow club of Cincinnati
for the 23d and oath Insts., and the
Buckeyes for Nav lst and I'd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-10

rDaily except Sund Ay-CumberlaI.I Ac-
commodation.
+Daily except Sunday-Newark Accom-.
mediation.
tSteubenvllle Accommodations
train during the day passes backwar and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required AT Smer-
man House, Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.