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A Fraud.

We are informed by grocer of this
city, that two well-dressed young men
called at his place, yesterday, snd pur-
chased indigo aud salt TO the amount OF
ten cents, and asked permission TO occupy
back room attached to said grocery, for
few moments. This favor being grant.
ed they proceeded TO mix together the
above articles and put it INFO boxes
especially made for the purpose, labeled
and printed, bearing the mama OF abr.
5 Excelsior Lamp Oil Preserver,
Broadway, n. Y" When they had
neatly placed this materisl into the
boxes, they called on North Wheeling
grocer and induced him to purchase the
lot, clearing on the sale 81 80 at Is cents
per box. 1t is needless tor us TO attempt
to guard the public against all such ras-
Gals, but it is well that they should be on
the lookout for this the latest swindle.
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French Political mnlrers.

PARIS, Noverr Der G.-The Ministerial
LISTS OF the My,uicDr and SyijeL are no. con
tirmed Nj q il Is Understood that PougeI
Quertler has not yet succ"eoed in form,
ing new ministry Tu,r fore, it ii
thought probable that the Duke DE-
Broglie and his ministerial colleague
will present themselves before the Cham.
Der OF Deputies tomorrow, to uphold The
policy and defend the acts of PresIden
Mac MahOn's administration.
The official Journal does not coHtair
the new cabinet or any other appoint
ments except some members of TIE 1t,
gion OF Honor, which includes the SD
project of Rlberac, where fourteen wer,
elected to the Chamber OF Deputies
PARIs, November "a report SAYS
that MahOmeL Ali has arrived nj Sofia &c
organize ard command the army tor tht
defence OF the western Balkan passes.
PARIS, November "a dep4talion
from the Right OF the lower Chamber
have had An Interview with Mac Mshon
and III ormed him that they counted on
his frmnrss 10 repress ali revolutionary
enterprises
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scbepek,s PuImentc syrup for the
cure OF Consumption, Coughs
and Colds.

The great virtue OF this medicine is tnat
A. rinens the matter and throws III Out VI
the system, purities the blood, anu Ill "'
effe Is cure.
sCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOX Fas o
OF DYsPEPslA, INDIGESTION, @S'
The Tonic produces a healthy acuoh VI
the stomach, creating an appetite, 10TH.
Ing chyle, and curing the most
cases OF Indigestion.
sCHKSCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOX Thh NONN
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action OF the liver, without tne
least danger, as they are lree rom caIolnei,
and vet moe etficacious In resVoiius Z"
healthy action OF the liver. - co.
Thes, remedies are certain cuIe ~
Consumption, as the z lmonlc syrup
ripsrs the matter and purines the ploou'
The Mandrake Pills act upon the nSe-'
create a healthy bile, anu remove All uls-
eases of the liver, often a cause Oh Non-
snmption. The sea Weed Tonic gives conc
and strength TO the stomach, MAKES q, -"
good digestion, and enables the organs W
form good blood; and thus cre5leS d
healthy circulation OF healthy oloou, l ne
combined action of these medlclns, do do
thus explained, will cure every case VI
Consumption, If taken In tlnS, an"
use of the medicines perSeVereu ~
DR.. Schenck is Professionally az NE 70 -.
cinal office. corner sixth and Arcn stIeetS ?;
PhiIadelphia every Monday, where "ii
Letters for advice must ne addressed
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John Mccullough.

Tonight this popular actor will appear
at the Opera House in his great specially
of "Virglnius." Mr.. Mccullough is thus
recommended by the Southern press;
The voice, which seemed somewhat
harsh and unmusical in the first act,
melted in the second and third iato al
exquisite patbos, and rose in the majestic
rag q and agony OF the fourth to height
OF tragical power which thrilled the
hearers into silent and awe-struck
sympathy. We should doubt the
dexiblity OF Mr.. McCo!lough's
dramatic powers. He has not
the light and delicate tact which
distinguishes Booths delightful genius,
and which enables him to pass at will
from the rage OF Othelo to the subtlety
OF Iago. But wequestion whether Booth
himself could play Virginlus Ms grahdly
rs MIR. Mccullough did last night. AS
compared with Forrest in the part,
Mr.. McCullough's superiority is unques-
tionsble. His force is never riotous, and
ms strength never degenerates into vlo
leuce. - His Virginius is u most powerful
aud symmetrical portrait, striking and
admirable dramatic achievement.
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Chicago Harley Market.
CHICAGO, November |, Is


GENTLEMEN-Since our last advices
we have had a very salts ,actcry market
for barley Prices have ruled steady
with an upward tendency and the trad
ing has been favorable.
There WAS much interest taken in this
cereal during the past week, and the vol
ume of business transacted has been on u
larger scale. The amount of barley re-
ported as shipped, together with that
withdrawn for local consumption, was
largely in excess of the arrivals
and q steady demand tor the stock in
store continues. There were fair orders
on the market for the various grades on
shipping account; also lively call from
spectators to fill in short sales and
prices have appreciated from So to Gle
for the week On No. 2, while extra No.
improved from AZ! TO 47c. The vlsi-
bic supply OF barley at all the principal
points OF accumulation is 1922, 437
bushels, against 3, 243, 425 bushels at the
same date last year, making deficit Of
62l 900 bushels on the new crop. The
total amount of barley in store here of all
grades is 1896, 3S3, against 6,l8l for the
same time last year. The difference is
only $4,000 bushels. Our stock consists
of 239, 1868 bushels of new No. 2, and
lisp bushels old No. 2, 90,759 bushels
extra Nc. 3, "a 4OS bushels new No. 3,
and 1892 bushels old No 3, with 26,8OS
bushels feed barley. This statement
shows decrease OF Sl58000 bushels for
the week. The amount OF barley in
New York city is 33l ll6 against 3d.
239 Tor the same week last season The
receipts tor the week foot up 1872, 425
bushels, and the shipments 1867 bush
els, while for the corresponding week
last year the receipts were 22l $50
bushels, and the shipments 1876, 900
bushels The foregoing figures prove
tlat shipments from the West at previous
prices have been followed by loss and
disaster, and that it will take much high
er figures to justify liberal receipts. For
cash barley the market closed brisk with
Gle bid for No. 2, AID 47c for extra No.
8, while No. 8 sold at Ale, and feed at
3sc. In options the csll was lively; sell
Ter November ranged from 59i to Gle;
closing irm, and seller December from
60! to Csc
Yours Faithfully,
J. ID. SOMMERs & Co.
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Yours Faithfully,
1 ID SONJNTPRs e
The Bone and SineW"

OF our country have often-especially
about elec ion tims-been made the sub
ject Of laudation; but when those useful
parts OF the human structure become TOO
visible in consequence OF leanness. they
can scarcely be called graceful. The eye
delights not 10 dwell upon angles and
ridgesin either man or woman. Moreover,
extreme emaciation is sign OF imperfect
digestion and consequent poverty OF the
blood. Both these evils are remedied by
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which render
digestion amp assimilation certainties, in
consequence OF which the blood acquires
richness and the body substance. Thus
are he hollow places filed up and the
angles rounded of. Through the instru-
mentality ofthis peerless aid TO digestion
and promoter of physical well being, the
body rapidly gains in vigor, color returns
TO the hollow cheek, the appetite I'M
proves, nervous symptoms vanish, and
healthful impetus is given 10 every vital
junction.
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wheeling Stock Yards
WHEELING, Novemb,

Live Stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during last week:
Cattle-3j head, sold ordinary to COM
mon from q to Sc; common to fair from
8 to 31c: fair to choice from b TO &c.
Most o: the sales were at % and &c
The demand has been fair during the
last week.
Hogs-The arrivals were 633 head
common and light hogs sold from 4
to 4(c packing A. to 4ic; choice butchers
A. I, &; in a retail way the demand for
/, - Wa lair a. d most of the sales were
for packing at 4!c to Acc The prospects
tor hogs is still lower.
Sheep-In .air demand Mt 34@4tc.
Lambs-In fair demand at 5 to 5ic.
Calves-In far demand at So OOG
SIS 90.
Milk Cows-Arrivals head; in good
demand ut S25,O 60 to f45 90.
WIN. BAYHA Secretary.
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CHICAGO, November G.-The DroUers
| Journal reports cattle receipts 1900
head; shipments $40 head Market firm
and active; few choice sold. Quotations:
Far grassers So 5O94 90; corn fed steers
81 2594 80. Colorados strong and active;
steers So 25@4 50; COWS 50 1904 SO
Texas grasscrs active at 81 SOFAS 80;
native butchers cows 81 25C93 50; steers
% 25(93 90; bulls 81 00@3 so; stockers
and feeders, little doing, few here and
buyers scarce.
Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
l,4OO. The market opened strong and
5@l0c higher and closed firm at the
advance; Philsdelphiss nominal, outside
price So 10; Bostons "a 5000 90, pack
ers 81 65@4 80; light s. 6OG4 70.
I Sheep-Receipts 1920 head; shipping
grades nominal; butchers plenty but
nominally unchanged; extra to fancy
"a 90(d5 90; good TO choice "A 25C14 80;
medium to good So 50@4 90; light
SO 00@3 25.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-Cotton-
Dull and lower At l0!c Flour-Steady
and in good demand. Wheat Steady;
red 81 l59l rs. Corr-Quiet; old 449
45c; new 35c. Oats-Firmer At 2783lc.
Rye Strong at 59G6O Barley-In
fair demand; choice northwestern spring
Zoe Pork-Quiet at Sl3 so; new Sl3 %
Lard STEADY; steam So l21; kettle IS 30
@9 90. Buzz Meats inactive at Ca
@7tc all packed Bscon-QuIet but
firm; short rib 9Ic@9Sc; short clear 94c
Whisky-Dull at 81 o.. Butter-Dull
and unchanged. Linseed Oil-DuArat
55c.
Hogs-Dull; common SO 1904 50; light
81 4O@4 Go; packing 81 6O@4 rs;
butchers 81 SOFA 80.
TOLEDO, November -Flour-Firm.
Whest-Closed quiet; No. white Wa
bash 81 20 asked; 81 2S bid; No. l do
81 29t; seller November 81 800; No. .
red spot 81 20; seller December 81 2S3;
No. 3 red Wabash 81 Is; rejected Wa
bash 81 OF Corr-Closed dull; high
mixed cash 48tc; No. 2, cash 473c new
454c; seller November 47c; seller Decem.
Der new 444c asked; 43!c bid. Oats
Dull; No. 2, 26!c; Michigan 264c
Clover Seed-Prime seller December
S. 05.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-Flour
Steady. Wheat-Quiet; amber 81 ~
al 45; red 81 4O@l AZ; white 81 400
/ AZ. Corn-Quiel; yellow 6l3662c;
mixed 6O!@6lc. Oats-Steady; white
western 36a37c; western mixed 33G35c.
Rye-Stesdy at Zoe. ProvIsions-Quiet.
PetroIeum-DUn; refined a. l3GI3!c.
WhiskY-At 81 09.
EAST LIBERTY, November 6.-Csttle
Receipts today 1913 mead, all for sale
here. Prime IS OO95 81; good 81 so
as 90; common to fair 81 OOGl so.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1920 head;
Workers "a 1904 So Philsdelphiss s. 90
@5 80.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 1000 head
selling at SO SOFA so.
PITTSBURGH, November 6.-Petrole-
um-Crude 81 1902 l24 at Psrker's;
refined l2ic for PhlIsdelpnis delivery.
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THE COURTS.
yes,erday's Proceedings I'm the Dii-
ferent Judicial Bodies.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Letters of administration on the estate
If VIM. Campbell, deceased, was granted
IN A. Il. Garden, the widow relinquisn-
inc her right. Bond $4,000, with Z. j..
Rswling as security. Robert CsmPoeI,'
d G. List. ir., Joseph Speidel, George D.
Reilly and David Wagner were appoint
ed appraisers of SAID estate.
In the case of Peyton VS.. Marilhg, the
following jury was empanneled: pam n,
uel McVey, Thomas G. Britt, U. h; FL
IiIritz. VIM. Hastings, A. K Kolb, VIM
Rutherford, Isaac Carpenter, Thomas
PRYOR }. NJ. Ewing, J. l.. Hay, Omar 'e'
Lane and John Webb. Juror Withdrawn
and pl ntfi nsn suited.
VIM. Lahmsn declined to quality rs
execute. of the estate of Frederick hiile'
brecht, deceased. Elizabeth Hilleorecnt'
widow of deceased, qualified as admins
,rstrix. with the will annexed. Bono
S1OO with VIM. Lshman ne security.
The Jury 10 the case OF Woods vs.
Citizens Passenger Railway Compsn
are still out not having rs yet agreed
upon verdict. 49,.
adjourned till the usual hour tnl'
morning.
Police coURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Thomas Pritchard, disorderly, hneo
two dollar and costs Paid.
Same, for resisting an officer, nneo
twenty dollars and costs. Pad.
James Burns, disorderly, lined TWO
dollars and costs. Paid.
Same, for resisting an officer, hneo
twenty dollars and costs. Paid.
Hugh Boyd, drunk, fined ten dollars
and costs. Paid.
VIM. James, disorderly, fined twenty
dollars and costs. Committed
Patrick Kenny, disorderly, lined nVe
! dollars and costs. Committed.
James Summers, vagrant, tined nVe
dollars and costs. Committed.
John Brown, vagrant, fined hve DOL
lars and costs. Committed.
VIM. Pratt vagrsnt, fined i've dollars
and costs. Committed.
John Dunn, yagrant. fined five dollars
and costs. Committed.
William James McMurry, vagrsnt
fined five dollars and costs Committed
Thomas Finn, vsgrant, fined nVe doi
lars and costs. Committed.
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Var Notes.

EDEEBURGu, November 6.-Thc
ScotsmG,.'s London correspondent says
that IN political circles there is Il general
expectation that Earl Beacon beld Will
shortly make speech on the Eastern
question which will provoke the IenewH!
OF last years excilemsn and agltatlo .
II is reported that be viii put his GOT
down on the question OF opening the
Dsrdsnelles 10 Russian and Other vessels.
CoNsTANTGNuPLE, NogsmDer g.
MANY prominent dign ,sr.r, hsve been
arrested by orda- I the Grand Vizier.
1t +, said thsi y conspiracy 81 the part
OF the party o! eI-Sullan Msraj mas been
discovered.
LONDON, November "a special from
Sofa says that Cheiket Pashs, st the
head of strong force, Is advancing &c
the relief Of Plevns. Osmau Pasha :
army Is amply Irovis oneG md sup
piled and IN hne condition. Notwith'
standing the Russian progress westward
the Turks sre all confident that Pieyns
will hold out.
LoNloN, November 6-Minister Lay
ard telegraphs that the Ges hofs vii, bt
sent to Constantlnapie.
BRIDGEPoRr CT, November 6-P
I. Barnum WIS elected II the Genera
Assembly o' msjorily OF 2l2.' The
usual Democratic msjoI y 8 sbout $50
CoNsTANTlHoPLE November g
Muhktar PasHa ;elegrsphs from Ere,
roum: Monday We had ~ engagement s
Drre DDyun, alter which We Teure-
here.
LONDON, November Ga specIs
dated Con,tantinop.e, Tuesday, HI
nounces thai, alter some resistance to tEt
Russian advances, Mukhtsr Pssha, fgd
ing his position on the Deve Boynn SER
ously compromised, abandoned It, ana i
falling back on Erizlgsn srd Freblzoud
The Russians have occupied Erzeroum.
VIENNA, November "a dispstd
says lnat the Su tan has granted Mi1ha
Pasha permission to 90 to Mitylsne.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 8 feet.
The Courier departed yesterday for
PaFkersbu-g.
The Jas. stone, with tow of coal landed
at this port yesterday.
The Andes departed last evening Tor
Cincinnati.
The John l.. Rhosdes, en- route for st.
LOUIS, passed down last night.
The Salt Valley is due up this morn
ing, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Granite State, for Pittsburgh, viii
pass up to day.
The Market Boy leaves for Mstamorss
al 1920 a. NJ, u. day.
The O'Neal Telegram, Della and
Phaeton sre making usual trips.
The Joseph Warren with tow tied up
last night near the Top mill, and pur-
chased supplies from the boat store.
The Hornet No. 2, with tow, pas ed
down Yesterday, and tied up last uiSht
at Hates Rock.
1t is rumored on the streets OF the city
that Mr.. Ferenb4ck the new Supervising
Inspector of this district, successor OF
Capt. John S. Devinney, Is now here
| with view to the selection OF person
to succeed Capt Tom. &. Wilson, Loo i
Inspector, who is TO be removed. we
are we'll assured that the removal oil
Capt. Wilson will not meet with the sp-
provsl OF our citizens. We have heard
of no specific charges against him and
are leila 1ly informed that ne Is q
thoroughly competent and faithful OFF,
Ger. We sincerely hope that the order
proposing to remove Capt. Wilson may
De withdrawn, and that our Representa-
tives and Senators in CouEress will see
at once that faithful servant Is not sum-
marily dismissed.
BY Telegraph
NASHVILLE Noven Der . River TALL
ing with feet inches on the shoals.
PITTSBURGH, November 6.-Rlver .
feet inches and falling. Weather Clear
and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-No
arrivals. Departed -DawI, ". .. Be
han, Red river; Commonweailh, 1T.
Louis. Weather clear.
VIcKsBURG, November 6.-Weather
clear: mercury SO deg. River rose s
inches. Up City of Helena; Warner
and barges Stanard. Down-Paragon,
and Natchez.
ST. LOUIS, November 6 -Arriye4-
st. Genevieve, Memphis; Golden Eagle,
he kuk. Depsrted-Golden Eagle
Keokuk; Grand Tower, Memphis River
fallen 3 inches. Weather clear and cool.
CINcINNATI, November 6.-Eiyer 3
feet 10 incnes and falling. Weather
clear and cool. Arrived-Hudsoa,
Wheeling; Mary Miller, st. Louis; Cher
okee, Paducah DrpartcG-Hudson,
Wheeling.
MEMPHIS, November G. River fell
inch, and stand feet II inches N tie
channel. Weather clear; mercury ~.
Maudc and Phil Alien, Nicl.-
burg; Tolle, and Thompson Dean, New
Orleans; City OF Vicksburg, st. Louis.
CAIRO, November G-Arrlved-Lsurs
Davis, Cincinnati; Hickory, Tennessee
river; Dora Csbler, Evansville City OF
Chester and Polar Stsr, st. Loals. De-
parted Laura Davis, st. Louis; Hickory
ST Louis. River II feet and r-ng
Weather clear; mercury 40 deg.
EVANSVILLE, November Up
Maggie Smith, Desruet, Z W. AndeT.
son. R4pidan. Dick johnson. Down
S4lic Carney, Shinkie. Lite Bob, Belle,
Silvertborn. Weather clear and coid;
mercury u to AZ deg. River about
| m la
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AfreefsI 10 be RepRYed.

The lowering and repairing of Twelfth
street between the crossings on Main and
Water streets, was yesterday contracted
for with Messrs. Gillespie Il Slater, tor
the sum OF 1885, The contractors are &c
have all the surplus, and furnish al
needed material, and are to place the
boulders on al leas. IA inches OF gravel.
The city is to pay for the paving of the
intersections of streets at the same rate
and Is also to set the curb-stones. The
pavements are to be widened. This will
probably be the last street improvement
this season.
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Stealing Chick ems

Last evening market woman missed
folr dressed chickens from her stand at
the market house, Immediately after the
departure ofs man who had accosted
her in relation to purchasing number
of fowls, and who walked away while
she was engaged in conversation with
other parties. A description of the man
was given to the police, and shortly after
Bin Harris was picked up as the party
sus gerlng the description. The woman,
however, failed to identify Harris as the
party who had taken the fowls and be
was discharged.
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The Golf Guards.

The guards met at their armory
IN the Second ward market house, last
night, for the purposs OF adopting uni
form. After some considerable discus
sion dark blue suit. trimmed in yellow,
was adopted, and the contract for making
the same WAS awarded to j. II. Stsllmsn
Il Co. 1t was also decided to give ball
on Christmas night for the benefit of the
organization.
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EnnfracIA Awarded.

In building the Wheeling and Tusca-
rswas railroad up Indian Wheeling
Creek, the company was compelled to
cut the mill dam of Mr.. Burley, five
miles west OF misplace, so rs TO destroy it.
In order to indemnify Mr.. Burley, the
company agreed to put boiler and en-
CINE into the mill, and the contract tor
this machinery WAS yesterday awarded
TO Messrs. A. J. Sweeney & Son, of this
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ABOUT BUYING ORGANS AND PIANOS.
If any one OF our readers thinks OF
buying such an instrument, they will
consult their interest by writing to or
calling on Mr.. VIM. II Sheib, the Main
street music seller, for cash prices on his
instruments. They will save the expense
a peddler or agent is at, get lower prices
and much better instruments. Try it
and see if we are not correct
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IneIpienI Fire.

A, alarm of fire was sounded yester
day afternoon. from near the corner OF
Sixteenth and Wood streets. The
steamers were promptly on hand, but as
the fire, which was IN the roof # the
building, had gained no Roadway, it was
quickly extineushed, The damage
was of little or no consequence.
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affecting grgl5ter,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New Advertisements

stair Rods-G. Mendel, Booth IL Co
Higgins Photograph Gallery.
Opera House-LswreDce Barrett.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired-Glove
Factory.
silver Plated Ware-Jacob W. Grubb.
For Rent-Resldence- Local Page. ]
Free Lunch First Page.
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WESLEYAN tMtl t lkSIIiU'I
STATNEON, virginia

with over Twenty t,acr,p auHufH..
ranks among lh, Hr' school. ur..
indies IN the Iuurl slate. ..'..Ha.
iW valley OF Virginia, ia. 'tD-.
heath. Attended nl I.., 'um s...
Ia twenty states Draf sr.a.Wg %.
pcnscs required Session HI.s r,.. o.
1877 BUHrJ and IIu.u fore. r.- -
tic year S-lU. For .t'a uga. ans I.
formation, uldr, k's - 81. HAM,
j. d., Pee Idrul, SHUu.U. hN N ~
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Election of Officers.

The Mpnnerchor Singing So
ciety have elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: President, NJ
Gelink; Vice Presidents, &. Schambra,
Gustav gluten berg; Financial Secretary,
K. Conrad; Treasurer, Henry Kraft; Ii
brarian, Gus. Grewe; Director, Ed.
Srheuflier; Vice Director, L. Z. Stifel.
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Down. Down! Down. - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
j. w. FRRREL
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Missing Man.

Since Saturday last, we understand
that VIM. Kennsrd, aged about % years,
has been been missing from home, snu
that his whereabouts IS unknown. The
cause of his absence cannot be accounted
for, and his friends and relatives are
very uneasy as to his welfare
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferreps. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen.
20 cents; Crash, t cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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The University of Wos:sy

DEN. A. 4. r.. TAYLOR. o. @ F..
IL dent. ,oIl,g ate auf f.rpanhr b
partmcntS Ina success 'I uprrs'."r 'ssf'
CapaDl- and oNprr "ucrI rr.h.-r ..
Teachers. ,,aTIy yI ~rmIrn's u.
PnilOsOph and -C''u.'.
graded to the standard ~ u,tr'r0 .'
French and German HUgf ".~
Moral aud religious Influence rf
Location h,altum.. building a..H
tus new expense very low yDr M.
VI either S,T. FalI term open. ="
send tor catalogue before E"-i
where. Address the President. 49,.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-07

6 ENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received At l.. V. Bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-07

Coon black Kid Gloves for So cents at
j. ". Ferrel's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-07

LAEsT STYLES ot..Shoes just received
st l.. V. Blends,