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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-15
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE?
LONG Island CRY, N. Y.

LONG ISLAND CRY, n Y.
TO THE EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
We wish TO occupy a small space In your 'Compla'ut
Book" behalf OF the Protestant Episcopal and ctho
dist Episcopal Sunday schools OF this city wo char
tered The boat Chancellor, belonging TO tho Starin
transportation Company, for an excursion up the
Hudson to Rockland Lake on Wednesday last Tho
arrangement that the boat would he exclusively
Tor the OF the sunday schools and their friends,
aud that u would land US within very short distance
OF pleasant grove where We would nnd all the appii-
auccs Tor the accommodation OF SO large number Of
children. We have been deceived. and we think N
right that the proprieors OF the boat and the public,
too, should DO informed of Inc following, among other
facts First the boat took nearly two hours longer
TO mako tho trip than we we're assured IT would.
Second there was no grove within three miles OF tho
landing aud that the other OF tho lake, In
consequence Of which wo had in reality no place tor
picnic aud our school fcstvity vas In part spoiled.
Third the boat stopped on the way and took NUMBER
OF passengers, some OF whom acted very mmodestiy.
fourth, n person In the employ OF tho boat was per-
mttcd to sell liquor notwithstanding our protests and
remonstraucea THE COMMITTEE.
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DR. sCHENCK,S STANDARD
n ENIEDlES.

Tho stand Ard remedies for all olseessD VI
tha lunos aye SchencE's Pulmonle syrup,
Sehenck n Sea weed Tenie. and sehsncKs
ManS rake pills, and II taken osfore tne
lungs are destroyed, speedy sors /"
10 these three medicines Dr.. j. b. Son;
euck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrlvalIea
succcss in the treatment OF pulmonary
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter In The lungs; nature throws ~ En
by an easy expectoration, Ior when VIZ
phlegm or matter Is ripe slight cough
will throw 1t of, the patient mas rest aho
the lungs BEGIN to heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 90 tnls,
Schepck's Mandrake PHI and Scnenck >
Saa Weed Tonic must be freely used 70
Cleanse the stomach and liver. SchencE's
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, remoVlhs
All distractions, relax the gall Dladdsf, ,ne
bile starts freely. and the liver IL sooh IT,
Scheucks Sea Weed Tonic IL gentie
stimulent aud Alternative; the aikaii v,
which 1t Is composed mixes WIN ths iooo
and prevents souring. IL assists the uises,
tion by toning up the stomach 10 hea, ~,
condition, so that the foad ana tne = vi
monIc syrup will make good oloo9; tneL
the lungs heal and the patient VIII surely
get well If care Is taken TO prevent frest
All who wish to consult rr. Schenck
either personally or by letter, can 90 30 d
his principal Office, corner OF skin aho
Arch Sts., Philadeldhia, every MONDAY.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all drug
gists throughout the country.
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THE JUSTICE QUEsTIoN.-The even.
ing paper means we'll when 1t says tnas
it desires to guard honest officials rom
the impusations of rsscality which may
sometimes appear to defective system
but il takes queer way to show II.
Had the reporter Of that paper nave St-
smined the records Of the clerk OF Inc
Board of Commissioners he would have
sscertsined that justices in this county
who have assessed fires, cannot free their
skirts of misdemesnors as there has never
vet been made in this county Inc
annual report of such fines as required
by law. There are good and competent
justices in the county, and the fact can
not be denied, but 1t is not in our pro
vince to discriminate, and pick out the
good from the bad. We cali the stten
ton of the authorities to facts, and await
their action, as they alone are the proper
parties to decide. So far as the whole
sale condemnation OF the onslaught" II
concerned, honest justices will bail an
investigation with delig ht, and dishonest
ones will await 1t with fear and trem
bling. Purity in affairs OF this kind is de-
| handed by The people.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE CT A DIED or -,
ID from the Citizens Fire. NJ, ~
Lie Insurance COMPANY al M a,
me, bearing da - the Nth d,y ~ ~ :
1877, and on record IA the UIr,k "a;
the County Court OF Ohio r,rrr,
proceed 10 sell ~ public Aur,, . '
O'Clock A. H., ON wcdncsda, a., = {
day of May. 1877. AT the l~nnt q ~ 'aS
Court House OF OHIO county,. nm .
est bidder, the following pr6psrtT ;, =
a. Baldwiu'S Row, tuat iSIo Sar 80
divided one-half OF LOT No. N, .f,, -. =
the corner OF Eofiaud Seyen,.eptI ~.
Wheeling. ". Va, and n Tao -
Of sa' ii Seventr nth street, and -..rI,,
street. And, also, ~ the west hi, '''
No. 10, tmme!iatctS adJ0inru. a. IA.
l76, both being situate IN thai n.,,.,..
city Of " nceliug commonly "a -. -
Wheeling. There ATE i've brick ten
ON said property, NIL under go. =. Il.
coming year, and thrIrupyr,yvr -,
as n who e ar III lgrcrIN. e. ~ bU..h.
TERMS OF - kl.E=Uu,.tl. 60 ~
the la lance IN two ,qaaI !n,'.lr..,>.
six and twelve months, with lu,sr,. =
day Oi sale, said deferred pA,Wr.,,,..
secured by deed 81 trU on S,iI r-r-...
The other one hal 81 sad ~ o. a.,
be sold AT same time and rs,s -.
same terms by the owner ''r-aul
mr5li II. T.. SHKlNtK. ms.
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The COURTS United States District
Court-Ths court met yesterday morn
ing at the usual hour, Judge jackson
presiding.
In the case o. the United States vs.
VIM. F. Morris, indicted for misdemean-
or, defendsns appeared and entered plea
OF rot guilty. Or NJ ton The trial OF the
cause was continued till next term, the
defendent giving bond in the sum OF
81 900 for his appearance.
An order was entered by the court for
the sale oftwenty-nine barrels of whisky.
The case of Woodward, Calhoun u Co.,
vs.. the Ohio Barrel Company was still on
trial al the time of the adjournment oil
court.
COUNTY Colrt.-This Court met yes
terday, pursuant to adjournment, Judge
Boyd on the bench.
In the case OF Peter Seybold VS.. \
Little, defendant called judgment toI
S6O.15.
In the case of John Mcclure We. John
Noll and others, order entered reinstatlng
case on docket.
In the case of Thomas Lunsford VS.
John Glass, judgment was rendered FOL
SIS.
The case of Peter Dillon u Co VS.
Chas. Tape and wife, was dismissed d
cost of plaintiff.
The case Of Jone T. Good vs. Il. G. De
vine was tried to court and judgmen
rendered tor $3.50.
In the case of the State VS.. A. Weide
busch, a fine Of $40 and costs was i'm
posed. ..,
Hon. j. j. Jacob was admitted to prac
tice in this court. =,
Inthe case of Geo. 4. Tingle VS.. 5. NJ
Clemens an order was entered referring
case to commissioners.
In the case of Louis Wheeler We. n. NJ
Gamison, administrator, judgment wa
rendered Tor $3.50
In the case OF II. Cruger VS.. +. Lane
plaintiff asked leave TO go TO rules
amend.
Adjourned till the usual hour tn
morning.
Police C0urt.-Judge Cranmer dispose
of the following cases before this cour
yesterday.
Charles Miller, charged with stealln
locket from the store of Hebrank I
Bro. was fined twenty dollars and cost
Committed for thirty days.
Patrick Mailer, abusing his wife, fine
twenty dollars and costs Commute
for thirty days.
John Ship and Isaac Lsndsuer, fgh
ing in a saloon, fined two dollars an
costs. Both paid.
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DEAD LoCK.-The license ordinance
consumed considerable OF the Councils
time last night, and then they didn't fix
it, either. a cor ference committee was
asked bv the Second Branch and granted
BY the First. This committee was com
posed of two members from each
branch. The presiding officer oithe lower
branch appointed three members, who
were in favor of reduction in the
license, and the Mayor sppointed one it,
favor of reduction AID two against il,
from the First branch. The committee
were out only few moments, and re-
turned with majority and minority re-
ports. The Second branch adopted the
majority report, and the First
branch disagreed. The reason,
probably. for the disagreement,
on the part of the House OF Lords Was
because :he presiding officer OF the lower
house did not recogoize the minority by
the appointment OF one member on the
committee to represent it.
1t is little unfortunate Tor the speedy
and proper dispatch of business taat
both branches do not work in better
harmony.
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THE GRADUATING CLASS OF II CHAT
TING WITH EXTRAORDINARILY From tie
Peculiar Eieuen-Dear interested grand
mother, II is becoming really awake to
the kind interest you take in them. Now,
dear grandma, permit one OF the "pecu-
liar eleven" to sit down on this little foot
stool By your side, and let us have a
coy cGat about the time when you were
a girl. Tell me of the dear old gradual
irg class OF 1852 what they did, what
they said, ard did you have rings, too? |
brought the catalogue of the college with
me- thinking that you might have forgot
ten the names of some OF the dear
old girls Now dear grandma put on
yoar best gold trimmed speetacles and
help look for the class of 1852. Where
is it2 The first class is 1858. Why,
Grundms, what Is the matter? lie the
catalogue wrong, or is age etfecting your
memory? New, dear grandma, when you
answer these questions with your per-
mission we will have another coy chat.
ONE OF II.
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PHILADELPHIA, April l3-Wool-
Dull; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XIX and above 44@4Sc; extra
43G44c; medium extra 424(945c; coarse
extra 35@8sc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western fine S6@4Oc;
medium fine 4l@42tc; coarse fine 34@
36c; combing washed 4s950c; unwashed
35637c; Canada combing size; do. I'M
washed 24627c; coarse and medium
unwsshed 27@8lc; tub washed 36@42c.
TOLEDO, Ap'il 10. - Flour--Steady.
Wheat Opened strong, but closed
barely steady; No white Michigan
81 ~; No. do 81 81; extra do ii 49,;
amber spot and seller May and June
81 70; No. = do 81 SO; No. = red winter
spot and seller May ST Il; rejected
Wabash red 81 %. Corn-Easier; high
mixed spot sold at 49ic; offered at 4s!c
at the close; seller May offered at 4S4ci
No. spot sold ~ 42c; seller June 49,
yellow Sic bid No 2whitc 52tc; rejected
4SJc. Oats-Firmcr; No. 2 39c; Michi.
gan 42c. Cloversecd-At ~ 90; nam
mouth 50 90.
PITTSBURGH, April l3.-Pelrolcum--
Dali; crude 81 574@2 90 At Parker s.;
refined l6@l6sc, Phlladelph:a delivery.
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AnusEuENrs.-Ot Frank Mayo, who
snnesrs at the Opera House on Wednes-
dsy next the Pittsburgh Leader says:
aIjsyy Crockett" Is beautiful play, and
one N which Nj Mayo has achieved
most Of his reputation. It Is character
admirably suited &c him, and his repre-
.snta.ion of the bsckwoodsnan is per-
feet. The play will hold the boards dur
inc the week" Box Office open Monday.
Abbott-Miss Emma Abbott, assisted
bv Srgnor Brignoli, Signor Fsrrsnti,
MIR r w. Case, and Chas. Pratt, W Ii
also appear next week in their grand
concert Grace Green wood says Of Miss
Abbott: Il first met Emma Abbott in
London. but in Florence and Paris bad
heard very much OF her from her friends
and teachers. She has, in the first place,
the genius to be lovec,' and she possesses
IN rare degree those best aeiuncts OF all
genius courage and industry. There Is
. great heart and immense working
power in the little women. Yet, with al
nv prepos5essions, when l came 10 hear
her sing, | was astonished by her voice
its range. its dramatic force, its pro
foundly sympathetic character, its search
ing sweetness. II is remarkable in higt
note, sometimes wonderfully prolonged
1t rises strongly and at times swiftly, bu'
always smoothly and evenly, circling
round on round, till far above you i
seems like lark at heavens gate, sing
ing; then slowly, softly, dreamingly, i
sinks, as if the lark were seeking it
nest, its nest and its love, on the ground
Prices tor reserved seats in the dress cir
Gle 81 80; family circle Sl.OO, and genera
. admission 50 cents and 81.
Daniel Druce-The sale of reserved
seats Tor MIR. l.. l.. Davenport IN NJ
great character of Daniel bruce TIN
black smith, will begin this morning a
, 10 O'Clock al the box office. We woulC
, advise ali to be on hand early If they de
sire choice seats.
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FOR SALE

THE RESIDENCE OF y .
i IHuk, ON Fifteenth stree, IA, al n
city OF Wheeling. The in, aAs
about o. ieet on Fifteenth straA,
tends back 10 the alley, M St u.
TO story @rlcS, containing en- apOs ,
nnished attic, 6tth room viii -,E:
cold water, and Is In good rrns,. co -.
Is also a wash house, coiI r., H-N
no Use, &C., o the properly p, n:
string toeHamine the pruper,, o ,.>ol' c..
!aln The terms OF sale. will al y 49,
Barr, attorney. llt2 Chap'ina ST ss
aPo y. L. AhrRl.n
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JUVENILE THIEvEs.-I esterday OH
GERS Defbaugh and Mahoney arrested
Fred. DAVIS and Emmitt Wells, both
coored, charged with being implicated
in the numerous tlll,tapping cases which
have occurred OF late. The Davis boy
SAYS that John Myers, "Pot" Rouse, Jas.
Hsnnon and Ed. Priggate also assisted
in the depredstions. Rouse and PrlS-
gate were arrested late last n ght.
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WHEELING TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
-The:stated monthly meeting OF this as
ISOLATION will be held at the Third ward
school house from 10 to II o'clock, this
Saturday forenoon. The discussion of
The following subject. "Order of Exer-
cises in our Public Schools" commenced
at the last meeting of the association,
will be continued.
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BASE BALL-The uniforms of the
new Standard club are ex rected here to.
day, and will be worn for the first time
in the game this afternoon with the
Washington club. The uniforms are
white, with red trimmings and red socks,
and with large letter IS, German text
style, on the breast, in red. The game
this afternoon promises to be good one,
mas much SIS it Is rumored that four Of
the Aleghenies are expected to assist the
WashInCtOns
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ELECTION OF TRUSTEES The United
Presbyterian church of this city, have
elected the following trustees for the
ensuing term: A. }. Sweeney, j. \.
Vance, j. NJ. Brodie, James McAdams,
J. L. Parker, Samuel Written and john
Brown. John j. Jones was unanimously
elected secretary. The church Is to be
congratulated, it having paid al IL
obligations, and having balance in its
treasury of S37.
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FOR SALE
FOR SAFE
FOR SayC
FOR SALE

ME have TWO VERY w.,
Twenty nth street, ior A ss holss ,.
nearly new and IN excelIsn, s. Isyy A.,
contains four rooms ana epa.t ~,
both have good cellars ANehea, A..
string d cheap dwelling b,r! psnsOa =
and upon reasonable ier,',a We. !ocsi.,s
To call. For full pa.ticnI.,S vi. 9os,
line street W = safi, o 4 y.
aprl5h OLg
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affecting &e9ister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Undertsking-Zink u Son.
Leaf Tobscco-N. Little u Co.
Card Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
Public Sale of Fine Horse.
English Lutheran Church.
Letter List.
Opera House-Frsnk Mayo.
Blue Glass Chimneys Cummins u
Woods.
American kindergarten.
Opera Hoase-Mlss Emma Abbott.
Carpets "A. K Morehead " Go.
Mrs. Lincoln's Botany-Stanton X
Davenport.
Ladies Boots-Csrnshsn y Co.
Door Bells-C. A. kryter - First
Page.
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OBsKQUIEs.-Thef funeral of Mr.. A. J.
Harry, long a prominent citizen of this
city, took place yesterday morning, from
his late residence al ll06 Market street.
The circumstances of Mr.. Hsrry's desth
are peculiarly sad. On Wednesday, the
4th inst, his vie died, and on the fol-
lowing Wednesday he brcathed his last.
The remains of Mr.. Harry and his wife
were conveyed by train to Washington,
Pa, tor interment yesterday morning,
mar OF their friends and citizens of this
place accompanying them to their last
resting place.
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FRANK Bros. are continually adding
10 their lsrge stock OF resdy made cloth
ing, sud to-day hsve the finest assort-
ment and most complete stock OF this
kind OF goods to be had in Wheeling.
Their goods are al well made and war
rsnted to fit, ind We sdvise any OF our
readers contemplating the purchase Of
goods 10 give them call before going
elsewhere. FRANK Bros,
As Twelfth street.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATE.-Thc
following are the transactions in real es-
tate as recorded in the Office of the coun-
ty clerk yesterday:
Deed made October "A 1876, rom VIM.
johnson ard wife TO Charles Bremen. the
north half Of lot No. s. square No. 10,
South Wheeling, for 81 100.
Deed made November |, 1876, from
Samuel b. Chambe and wife to VIM.
+. Chambers, Is acres OF land in Elm
Grove, adjoining lot No. OF the Cruger
estate; for 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

THE meeting a. the Disciple Church
continues with increasing Interest. Mr..
Moffitt who is assisting the Pastor of the
church Is said TO be a man O; decided
ability. Already additions have been
gained to the church. The meeting will
continue over Sabbath and through next
week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

STYLISH AND DURABLE.-Such is the
verdict of al who have worn clothing
purchased at the establishment OF Frank
Bros, 46 Twelfth street Their ready
made stock is in great variety, from
buys sizes to mems.
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TIE Cheapest Music House is Sheib's,
on Main street. New 1-octsye Pianos,
rosewood cases, carved legs, splendid
tone, Tor $3.50; 7t-octsve Pianos, 1910,
fully warranted years. New 5.octave
Organs, $50 and upwards. Sole agency
for Weber, Chickering, kranich " Bach
and Hsrdmsn Pianos Woods, Es.ey,
Olive Valley and Eureka Organs. Prices
and terms TO suit everybody, and the
best instruments for the least money.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

MCCLUsKY u LARAMIE open their
Ladies and Gentlemen Ice Cream and
Dining Parlors NJ 3 o'clock to day with
four young ladies walters. Ihey must
intend forcing the ice cream business IS
they did the oyster business last fall.
Success.
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CHANGE OF NAME.-The Robert Glib.
son Temperance Union No. has
changed It's name to Wheeling National
Christian Temperance Union, and have
greatly improved their hall. They hold
meetings this evening and Tomorrow
afternoon at 81 o'clock.
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TAKEN TO BELLAIRE-Wm Ship,
who WAS yesterday committed to Jail by
Squire Caldwell TO await n requlstlon,
consented to 60 to Belsire last night,
with the officers, whore he was COM
mitted TO jail for trial.
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THE east bound train on the Hemp
field road will lay over to-day till after the
conclusion of the game of ball on the
Island for the purpose of accommodate
ing the Washington club.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers who have changed their
residences will avoid missing their papers
by leaving directions at the REGISTER
Counting Rooms. Amy inattention or
neglect on the part OF carriers should be
re ported at the Office without delay.
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RIVER NEWS.
IB Telexraph.l

IBy telegraph
PrrrsBuReH, April ls.-Rivsr 6 feet
Q inches and about stationary. Wsstbsr
clear and pleasant.
Louuv1LLE, April ls.-River feet 4
inches in the canal Arrived-Donnslly,
Cincinnati. Deoarted-Donslly, New
Orleans. Weather cloudy and ceol.
CISctsSATI, April lS.-River ~ fee.
10 inches and rising. Arrived-Laura
Davis, st. Louis. Depsrted-Nsshviile,
Tennessee river. Weather clear and
mild.
CAIRo, April l3-Arrived-Steyens'
ST. Louis; Colorado, 81. Louis; Vint.
Shinkle, MemphiA Departed-Stevens
Wabash river; James Gilmore, 81
Louis. River 40 feet and rising slowly
Weather cloudy mercury % deg.
ST.. LOUIS, April 49, ADMINISTRATION
and barges, lower bends; Means and
Hobbs, Ohio river; Liberty Hannibal
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Storm and tow
Cairo. Depsrted-Golden Eagle, heo
kus, st. Genevieve, Memphis. River fall
| ing. Weather clear and cooler.
EVANSVILLE, April IL. = Weather
clear; wind north; mercury toto % deg.
barometer 29 deg. and rising. klvel
20 6.lO feet and falling on gauge. For
List-Up-Msggie Smith and ldleSild
Down-Tsrascon, Silverthorn. Busi
ness moderate. Packets light. Raven
barges gone fat.
MEMPHIS, April lS-River rose
inches, and now stands 80 feet 8 lnches
Weather generally clear; mercury oe
Depsrted-Eckert, for the wreck OF III
Fannie Moore; Alton and Ida and tow
New Orleans; Tower, Vicksburg; HeIehs
ST. Louis.
HARpKR's MAGAZINE for May hs
been laid on our table by Samuel Ky
land. news dealer. As usual, this tam III
magazine maintains its position at tn
head OF the periodical literature OF IN
country. Its familiar pages are Ike
gorgeous table. where the literary epl
cure may feast on Whatever dainty hi
fancy may ch pose. Here natural history
poetry, romance, travels at home an
abroad and humor will supply ever
want of the reading world.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

NoTICE.-At the forced closing out
sale of j. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
at 4 cents, Calico at cents, Grenadine
at 8 cents, and Carpets at Is cents per
ward. Call soon if you want bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

THos. HUGHES u 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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II YOU want handsome suit for
spring or summer wear 20 10 Frank
Bros, for they have the largest assort-
ment of any house IN Wheeling.
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GRAND CONCERT to night At the Office
Saloon, 1926 Market street. The Wheel
ing City Band will be in attendance.
All are invited. Reymann's and Nail
City ON tap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos. Hughes " Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. ELL wool cassi-
meres will be made to order in suits for
$40, same a. usually sold at S25
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LADIES pebble side lace boots for sl.75,
CAKSAHAN Il Co.,
2l03 Main street.
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TRY pair OF those beautiful Calf
Boots, opera leg, corded vamp and box
toe, all for $500. Can be bought q. BOB
Main street. CARNAHAN Il Co.
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FOR RENT.

A TWO STORY BRICK HUr,F .
~ containing seven rooms. on w. Il
street, between Broadway and lurl. -
Island. Euqu!r" uf
JOHN Mc\FILGl.
mr8 No. lili Mar Nras.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

MEN and boys suits made in the latest
styles and in the greatest possible
varieties, at prices to suit all, can be
found at FRANK BROS,
AZ Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14

GRAND CoSCyRT tonight At the Office
Saloon, 1926 Market street, The Wheel.
ing City Band will be in attendance.
All are invited. Heymsnn's and Nal
City on tap.