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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01
WOMAS'S WILES.
An Old Man BuiI-dozpd by BuNOm
widow Whom Ese took for Better
or HOrSc.

or worse.
About year sgc, Fred Neiman, then
OF the ripe oil age ci sixty, and who had
been but short time W dover, betook
himself To GIcamirg oi love and new
wife. He donutd his best black suit,
and set apart day for prospecting IN
CIV of selecting another better ha't.. de
waited his friends and EeighbIrs-the
female portion thereui-in search o. that
divine b essng, u good VIE In hi oi
his peIegrlnatlons, bone seemed
{, SUIT his iss'e a. did GER
lin wi low whom he knew bu. to love.
He visited her early aud often
aud finally popped the matrimonial
conundrum to his widow love, Mrs
Block. The conundrum WAS quickly and
easil, solved by her. anc she told him
in q true woman like pathetic T. ne,
that she loved none other than his own
dear self. All arrangements were
hurredIy made and their hearts were
duly and lawful Y made to cheat rs one
Then followed "a Q st Of reason and a
A Nv of SOUL tina: made
aged eyes look love to eyes that spake
again,
And ali (iOr time) went as merry as a
marriage DC. l."
Mrs Fred Nriman, as now she
was called, brought love ard
happiness TO the household Every
thing moved smoothly onward tor the
space of ole shUr. year. She conceived
the ambitious idea of adding
wealth, as wei rs that of love
and h.rpl'e>s to Fred's household,
ard communicated her desires OF star IN
pesc ut s:aud 10 Frederick, which met
HIS hearty appreciation. He gave her
the sung little sum OF two hundr. d dol
lars, with the Information that she
should hav every cent be could earn By
the sweat Of his brow Customers came
and went. Many bought, tut few PAID.
The psnicky times shock her credit in
the great markets of the peanut world
Times continued to harden and 20 dId
she. + ederick plodded along,
and earned regular weekly wages,
which, on Saturday night, he would turn
over u his treasur and beloved pes-nUt
vcnder. Last Saturday he went home
from his work tor dinner, after which he
returned to bis labor. Night came and
he bcto,k limsrl, to his humble bat
happy abode. the doors were closed
sgaiust him. He knew not the reas, n
tuere,t. WIS, WAS b. to Go but enter
the be-t he could? He eventually effect.
ed al entrance. only TO fLd his kstarirs
gone He bewaiIed her loss, aud sought
consolation among bis neighbors. Upon
ex.minstioa h. found that all his va!u
ables had been taken BY her. His
next consolation was Squire
Wheeler's office. Soon there cana
another person in the shape OF his lane.
lord, who asked the Squire to hold Fred
rick's goods and chattIes for unpaid
rents. This enraged friedrich, and Ia
his troubles he sought some limb OF the
law to catch his fsithless spouse, whom
he desired should return certain black
calico dress he mad bought her the week
previous. Not being successful in this,
he was forced TO stand by, and see his
household goods taken 10 the 'Squrss
office 10 be sod to satisfy an execution
Tor back rent The woman is still! at
large.
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nv Yokx. April. sO.-Cotton-

NEW I0RK, Aprn oU.-Oogton-
Dull at IL l6.l6@ll l-l6c. Flour-pull,
irregular and unsettled; receipts $4,000
barrels: No. 2 IS SCOT 25; supsr6i-e
westsrn and state 50 o0(Ss Is: ooa,rnon
to good 50 2stas so; coed to choice So IS
C&s e5; vhite wheat extra - 10(Ss ";
fancy 10 S60ll Is; extra Ohio So 70
@l0 so; St. Lo1is % 45@ll oO; MIN
pesots patent process $40 0o(9l2 on.
Rye Flour-At SO 60@7 90. Corn
Meal-Quiet and stronger western % oO
fd.S IS. Wheat Receipts $1,000 bushels;
Dull and heavy; shippers and mlllers
holding of; nominslly declined SGoc TO
realize; old 40 graded spring 81 81; No. =
Milwaukee 10 store 81 80; No.2 Chicago
spring uominally 81 sOGl %. Rye
Quiet: western 81 O6 al 10 Barley
scsrce and firm. Malt-Firm. Com
Unsettled, excited and opened higher;
closed lower; receipts $4,000 bushels;
ungrsaed western mixed 69@50c; steam
mixed 7Os67lc; steam white 1O4c; steam
yellow 7iic. Oats Receipts $4,000 bush
els; advanced l@2c, closing scarcely SO
strong; western mixed and state SOCa6sc;
white western 57@69c. Hay-Stesdy;
shipping 7Oc. Hops-Quiet; new west:
EN- s@lSc. Coffee-Dsmsni isir snd
market firm; Rio csrgoes l6I92otc
gold; jobbing at l6i@2l3c gold. sGg. Sugar
Strong; fair to good refining ssCd
sic: prime lOc, refined firm At lls9lztc
Hoiasses-New Orleans active NJ 4etd
Sic: foreign demsnd fair and mark-
krm. Rice-Active; C1rpt,na 6(G6tc
Louisiana 4366c. Petroleum Dull ant
heavy; crude 9I@e!ci refined llssi nap
hths Toe. Tallow-At 5000. TurPen
tine and Rosin Unchanged. Eggs
.. Western l3c. Pork-Opened lower, 70
acted and closed steady; $40 so; selle'
June SIG SO6l6 80. Beef-Qiieti md
dies long clear and western s4c. Lard
Opened lower, reacted ard closed steady
prime steam $40 30Gl0 80; seller June
SO 4O@lO Az Butter-Unclauged
ChceseSFirm and unchanged. Whisk,
"A shade firmer, and closed heavy a
81 lSt.
MILWAUKEE, April 30 Flour
Oue. and held fanny. Whest-Un
settled ard opened at an advance OF 3;
aud closed dull; No l Milwaukee $ 80
No. Milwaukee 81 70; seller May 81 W
seller June 81 so; No. 3. 81 81. Corn
Flrmer; No. = new sea 56sc. Oats
Stronger and higher; No. 4l@ilsc
Rye-Steady and IN good demand; No.
81 90. Barley-Qliet; No. 2spring Sic
| No. 8 soc
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TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
n 90 INVALlDS, fgsE t3Ee

Spring il trying season; Indicate p: o.
sicKnes, should at once be attsn0eo 70
Fstal diseases may be caused by allowing
the bowels 60 become eonstipated and the
sysssm 10 remain In aisordered copdi-
tion. until the disorder has tins 70 oevetcP
itself An GUN - OF prevention Is worm
pound of cure, Is an old and tfuthipi say,
ing. Therefore, We advice all VINO are
troubled with the complaints now very
Observation-Disclosures Indigestion, disord-
cred / YER, want OF appetite, nausea OF
feverish skin, TO take, without delay .
Sche cks Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy 50 harmless and cisive sd IN i u
the disease and produces neaithy tone
to the systen. Poop ever need suffer
from any sease arising from dis9rderea
con tition OF tue liver # they would tahe
this excellent medicine when lheS Ieei
the nrst indicati )ns OF the malaoy. RANT
lies leaving home for the summer mo ,ns
should take three or four boxes Oh tnese
pills with them. They ha e an inoss
In tantaneous effect, They will relieve
the paIient OF headache in one or two
hour and will rap dly Gle nse the llvei
OF surroundt & bile, aud will en- ctnaiiS
prevent a bilious attack. IN are SOLO
by ALL drug lists.
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rHExAIIosAL UNCERTAISTY.
First Defeat forsthe st~ ndards-The
daU, Ersss win Dy ero4.

Ftrss Defeat forsthe 'st~ndards-The
dAUS Erass win py 8ro4.
Although fhsig was every evidences
which hss prevented throughout he vest,
would visit this seCt,on Of the country,
yet it did not deter large crowd of PEG.
pie from visiting the Standard grounds,
to witness the Standard. Erie game. The
visiting club led of in the first inning by
scoring one and retirir z the home boys
with q whitewssh, and repeating thu same
act in the second inniug. The third inning
neither SIDE scored. and the Starcards
made their first score in the fourth. But,
in this i'm ingL OF thu! Fries taking tue
bat, the home club ''got OF 50 some
way, and by miserable playing allowed
the visiting club to add three TO their
score. The fifth innlng resulted IN one
of those beautifully rounded albuminous
elllpses, known il ball psrlance as goose
eggs, for each side. which was repeated
on the side of the Eries in the sixth, the
! Standards scoring one. In the seventh
| inning the play was reversed, and The
| Fries scored one to the Standards moth.
ing. The game now stood 10 Z, AID
the opinion generally prevailed that
the game would be wslk-a-wsy for the
Fries, but by splendid batting, the
best we have seen by any club 50 far his
season, the Standards got in their work
on the eighth inning and scored two,
retiring the Fries with blank, whicn
made the score 6 to 4 in favor of the
Eries, aud which figures were retained
20 the end, both sides falling 70 score 10
the ninth inning. \ though the home
club was defeated, their playing was
really better than that OF the Enes'
when viewed in the right light, both
des making twelve errors esch, and the
Standards getting in fourteen base hits TO
the Fries eight. But the errors OF the
Standards were committed AZ such times
rs to materially inJure them, several
scores being made IN consequence. Al
together the game Was credltaole or e
and the ore to-day promises to be the
most interesting OF the season, when the
same clubs will take another whirl at tn,
nsti.nai uncertainty.
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Mr.. WILLARD B. WALTERS. late of
Philadelphia, has permsn emily located in
this city, and will carry On the business f
granting Mr.. Walters has had num-
Der of years experience in this branch of
trade, and, judging from the excellence
of his work, We bespesk fer him large
patronage. The residences OF Mr.. A.
W. Campbell, on Fifteenth street, and
Mr.. Jacob Hui, on Chspline street, have
been touched up by this gentleman in a
handsome manner. aud is an abundance
OF evidence in favor of his skill as a
workman. Mr.. Walters rooms are 10.
Gated at 1928 Main street, where be will
be happy to exhibit samples and receive
orders, which may be given by postal
card or otherwise.
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Barge Seized by the sheriff.

Some days since an attachment was
sworn out by parties living below Par
kersburg. for the detention of q bar Z
loaded with key headings, belonging -
a man Eamed Gambril, resident OF
Parkersburg. The Ulcers AZ Parksrs
burg were too slow III their action, Al d
tho tow boat Harrison had steamed out
with the barge, Ell route Tor Wheeling.
before they endeavored to execute the
sit ,chment. Sheriff rIngie OF this city
was notified OF the facts immediately,
and on the arrival Of the Harrison aud
tow at this port on Saturday. seized the
barge and Gsmbril, tn" own of The pro-
perty, was required to give bond tor the
payment OF claims against him in order
to have the goods released that ne might
dispose of them.
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afhrellus aseal5icv.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Hotel For Rent.
Buy Now-G. Mendel. Booth Il Co.
Ravmann's Book and Fine Lunch
Henry Blumenberg.
F,r Sale Ten building Lots.
To All, Particularly Invslics-[ Local
Page.
For Cincinnsti-Steamer Courier.
Ofsl-List. Davenport d + rks,
Leeches-Op"ra House Drug Sore.
Free Clam Suup-Centenniai Saloon,
New Shoe Ii u C. }. Fitzpatrick.
Base Ball-Eries Us Standards.
Toilet S.ts-Cummins " Woods.
Three Hundred JUS 10 he Brokea-
Hamilton Opera House.
SecoI d StUck-C L. Brues.
Clam Soup-Tidal Wave saloon.
French Blue GoOds-Turner 4 Dillon.
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Personalities.

Hon. Geo. D. Davenport and B. b.
Dovener lett for New Martinsville yes-
terdsy, where they will defend the Wet
Eel county .'moonsbners," whose trial
for the murder OF old man Sharkey, some
weeks ago, commences to-day.
Mr.. Ii. Frank, the clothler, is happy l /
the % session OF valuable present a
boy; twelve pouRds.
VIM MsrLin, Esq, one of the clerks
in the Auditors department, is confined
IN his rpsldeI CT by Illness.
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Certificate or Incorporation.

Secretary of State Brady, yesterday,
issued certificate OF Incorporation to
the Ripley, Cottageville and Ohio Mar
row Gauge Railway Company, the object
of which is the con struclion OF railroad
for carrying freight and passengers and
transsctiug all other business incidental
thereto. The road is 10 commence At
Ripley, jackson county, this State, and
run down the valley OF Mill creek to the
Ohio river, at or near the mouth ot said
creek. The principal business office of
said corporation is to be located at Rip
ley, and the certificate of Incorporation is
granted so as to commence on the lst OF
June, 1877, and expire IN Rinety-rlne
years from that date. The amount of
capital stock subscribed to tie company
is $25,OO0 which is divided into ore
thousand shares OF $25 each, and is held
BY the following persons, all residents of
Jackson county: w. T. Greer, Lewis A.
Phelps, John NJ. Greer, Geo. J. Walker,
8. B. Greer, w. A. Parsons, b F. Arm
strong, John H. Ripley, z. T. Mckay,
Edward Mcguire, Henry P. Flesher, J.
L. Armstrong and }. J. S. Asssler.
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CINCINNAT1, April 81. - Cotton -
Dull At l0lc. Flour-Demsnd fair and
msrke firm; family So 5000 70. Wheat
Weaker; buyers and sellers apart;
tending to lower prices; good 10 prime
red 81 O0@2 Us Corn i Demand fsir
and market firm At 65959c.
Oats-Scarce and higher at 50@55c.
Rye Quiet but firm At 81 %. Barley
Strong; GOOD 10 choice Canada spring
9Or6.2 PIrk-Qalet At sl5 15(G
10 W. Bulk Meats In fair demand
and firm; shoulders 5tc; short RIB Sc
spot; IS 20 buyer May; short clear otc.
Lar1-In fair demand; steam % STAG
$40 90, closing At outside fgures; kettle
$40 75(Gll 90. Bacon-Dull at 63@si
69tGylc. Whisky-Stesdy and un-
changed at 81 90. Butter-Stesdy;
choice Central Ohio $4,000; prime to
choice Western Reserve l49l6c, Lin.
seed Oi-Firm at 65@66c.
Hcgs-Quict and firm; common "a 6O
65 70; fair to good light S. 1906 40;
DO packing So l0@5 80; butchers IS 40
as 65; receipts 1856 head; shipments
$50 head.
CHICAGO, April 3O.-Flour-Quiet and
end firm. Wheat-Dull, weak ard
lower; No. = Chicago spring 81 663 cash
and .elIer May; 81 692 seller june No.
9 81 81; r,jscted 81 II. Corn-Active,
unsettled and lower at 56sc cash and
seller May; 5Ssc seller Junei sales
ut $50 .1GOt June; rejected 52c. Ost'-
Quiet but firm 1T 4lic cash; 4l3c seller
Nav. Rye - FIrmer at 92@92tc.
Barlev-FIrmer at S5c. Pork--Dull,
week and lower at SIS so cash and
seller May; $l5 % seller June; Sic 10
seller july. Lard Dull, weak and
lower st $40 02s cash and seller May;
$40 FLO 10 10 sci er June; SO rs seller
July. Bulk Meats Shoulders Al short
rib S!c; short GEAR sbc. Whisky
steady 1T 81 10.
Call boare- Wneat-Lower; at 81 653
May; IL 6Si June. Corn-At 5Sic June.
Oats-Uncnanged Pork-Heavy and
lower NJ sI5 40 bid May; Sl5 j23 June.
Lnrd-hesvy and lower At - 30 May;
SlO 90 June.
TOLEDO, April 8o-Flour-Firm
Whest Closed easy; Ne. 3 white Wa
os.h 81 90; No white Michigan 81 II;
extra Michigan 81 ~ amber do, spot,
81 10; seller June 81 Is; No. 2 amber
81 90; NJ. = red winter, spot, 81 OLA
.2C3. Seller May 81 O3 No. 8 red 81 500
! -; rejected lake shore red 81 70
C,rn-Fmm; high mixed, spot, Gle; No.
2. spot and seller May G03ci seller June
62lc seller July 64c; seller August &c;
ri, ctcd SO; seller August Gle Oats
Qle. but firm; No. 2 45!c; rejected 4oc.
New YORK, April 3O.-Dry Goods
Business continues que. with commits
sion houses and jobbIrg trade is slow
Coltou-. inactive and rolled Jaconets re-
duced to 8, by agents. Prints quiet in
first hands Staple ginghams IN fair
Gemand. Dress buntlngs active. Heavy
woods improving IN demand. Foreign
goods quiet.
PITTSBURGH, April 30.-Petrolcum-
Dulr; crude at 81 80 at Parkers; re.
furd l5ic for Philadelphia delivery
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Arm Broken.

John Welsh, an cmpl"ye at Carroll
s. Bros. marble works, usd his lett irm
broken above The wr!st, yesterday. "lii"
n. work d. Mount Wood Cen. terry.
Welsh was engaged in erecting moLu.
ment which tell IN some WAY "hiIe l,
was being raised, and took effect on
Welsh's arm AS above stated.
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Real Estate transactions.

The following transactions IN real
estate were recorded In the ofiSe OF
che County Clerk Yesterday:
Deed made April 30, 1877, from
Thomss Harris, sr., to VIM. Daley, the
north hall OF lot No. 4, square Il, South
Wheeling, tor 81 go
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POLICE COURT JUDGE CRASMER.

A NEw Fl M-Messrs. Tsppsn &
Bigelow have started new paint shop
at l2ll Main street, up stairs, and over
G. +. Hays paint store. They execute
all kinds OF house and sign painting,
granting and paper banging with neat.
ness ard dispatch. They are model
workmen, and do their work not only
we'll bu. reasonably.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
ut j. w. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Tabie Linen,
20 cents; Crash, d cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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GAINED A POUND IN A DAY

Here IS an example Of the HEALGEG,
CLEANSISG ard RESTORATIVE cspsbiiI-
ties of DR.. Fenners Blood and LIVER
Remedy and Nerve Tome, as applied 20
the LIVER and LUSGS:
SOUTH stockton, NY, April I, rs.
d.. NJ. NJ. FENNER, FrodOnia, n Y:
DEAR SIR had been suffering from
Assesses on my Lungs and Live Dis
ease for ab cut three months. Coughed
u great DEAL had become nervous and
restless aud my flesh had wasted away.
had been treated by three liz
ferent physicians without any IN =
terlal heneit. They finally ad-
vised change OF climate to AVOID Con-
sumption, and in August last had
decided to break up my business here
and go west in search OF EeaIth. Atlhls
time / was induced 10 try your Blood
End Liver Remedy ard Nerve Tonic,
wiereupOn to my surprise | b>gan 10
recover Once fairly under lis i.tiue0c"
| gained flesh II. Lae rate OF n yOu,,i u
dGy. A Ter using TWO and ,ne-ba,! bot
ties OF the Remedy, | wac we msn.
and went abou. NY business. when !
have continued urinterrupieiIy t. hi,
time, weighing now a. much y. | ever
did in my life. These are facts as any
one can ascertain OF me or Others At South
Stockton, n. Y , any dsy.
Gratefully Yours,
}. II. CLARKE.
Sold by dealers in medIcIue Lgan,
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THos. HUGHEs & Co. have Just re.
ceived 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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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos. Hughes & Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. Ell wool csssl-
meres will be made 70 order in suits for
$40. same as usually sold 81 SIS. 81.
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ASK for those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcosts st Thos. Hughes
& Co.'s. Now Is the time TO examine
this stock while it is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash sustomers.
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Foe bargains in the clothing me 60
N Frank Bros, 40 Twelfth street.
CAEpETs, Carpets, Carpets. 60 now
. J. ". FERR1Ls

TEE sale of seats for the Children
Home benefit concerts commences ibis
morning at 10 o'clock at Adams & Lucas.
Reserved seats il the orchestra circle
only so cents.
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PIANOS FOB BEaINNERs-Seversl
good 6 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, .or sale or rent on easy terms, ~
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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LASH, the Jeweler, is making q
specially of Silverware. Call and see
ms stock. You will be surprised how
low a good article can be sold.
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ksEt. Col KITS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The followin. husiress WAS transacted
before this court Yesterday:
The case OF Annie Scbe,l, by her next
friend. W. the city OF Wheeling, WAS
placed On trial during the morning seS-
SION. The pla;ntih sues for Injuries
claimed to hsvc been received by her, il
ID cember last. from II falling piece Of
som, blasted from quarry near the city
workhcu.c, while the same WAS b-r =
operated by the agents oi the city, slleg
i,g that tn" II jury occurred through the
negligence OF such agents. The Case is
still upon trial before the following jury:
Be- j4mln Reursrd, Henry Sturgeon,
James Elliott, Robert ). IRWIN, David
Gary, Tnos. SHAN ey, VIM. l. Ewing.
I ". Nesbitt, James Neil, W. Ii.
Adams, E. w. Paxton, Joseph Steger.
Mess Er>klne and Cochran appear
for, plsintH,s..4nd \. w. LETTERS, city
soil ltnr, Tor defendant.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
Jotn Lsughlin, disorderly, fined one
dollar and costs. Pa:i.
VIM. z MINER, diSorderly, fined one
dollar and Z lstS. Paid.
Jonn Fink, disorIerIy, fined one dollar
snd costs. Committed tor thirty days.
VIM. McGumphrey, disorderly, fined
twenty dollars and costs. COMMITTED Tor
thirty days.
Albert Newberger, drunk, fined one
dolsr and costs. Pad.
Ms. Lslng, keeping house of i'll fame.
fined twenty dollars and cJsts; IT.
due, q to seven dollars Paid.
Charles .ionn, prostitution, fined fifteen
dollars and costs. Paid.
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II you want to get . cheap and nice
ti,tiog pair Of Shoes, 60 to l.. V. Blends,
1875 Main street.
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TIE largest assortment of mems
youths and boy's'clothing at greatly re-
duced prices, for sale at Frank Bros.
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II you want to see brilliant audi
ence and enjoy an evening of music, go
to the Ode Folkes COncer. tonight.
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THE finest shoes kept in the city at l..
Y. Blends.
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A o'Nt For HARD TINN

Send one Dollar aud sci iHr a. ~ l1.4AS
Holder aud It's contents:
somes little article eve p.g. -. .i.A
illustrate III use and bring auro,h.'.
beior" You, Wa are enclosing 4, 70"
t.nusand Il trIl ofthesa HCldr ,SS "a
OF orders Tor our goods aud co, 80
from ] c Ia r. dollars. Zach HISS
ttlns either coin or o. trtEsn,...
II ny sending the dollar you
lar knitting Machine. ora do -
and the Age cy O. sell our Iood, a.
soon 'orseI he Hard Tines, l.,, ~.
FORD, CS Broadway. ny. -
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BEFORE going elsewhere stop and ex
anime those nobby pisld suits Tor sale al
Frank Bros
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

COME and see those kid gloves at SOC,
and those Hamburg edg!ng, a. &C and SC
er ward at g. q. Roth's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

Buy Ladies Hats a. speyer Bros.
Buy Misses Hats at Speyer Bros
Buy Childrens Hats at SPeyer Bros
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

MORE of those good cslicos at &C. per
ward Just received ard Tor sale ut O.. u
Roth's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

DgY GOODS, hosiery, notions, &c, very
cheap n u. u. Roths.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

A COED fit and satisfaction guaranteed
to all who purchase clothing OF Frsnk
Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

JUST received. q lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, at L. V.
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

ALL wool pantasoons made 10 order
and guaranteed to tt Tor So, at Frank
Bros, As Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

IL you want 10 ee, suited In a pair Of
Shoes, 90 to l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01

OLD dresses, worn fifty years ago. and.
modern dresses, will be worn at the
Opera House tonight.