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aFemaIe Foe,us Found.

Yesterday evening a small boy dis
covered something that resembled q
child floating in the river at or near the
Leisure boat house. The boy, VINO was
in n skitf; rowed to the beat house and
informed Mr. James Smith, that q child
was floating down the river Mr.. Smlth
went out in the skif, and found the OBJ
iect, which proved to be what the boy
represented. The foetus was brought to
shore, and shortly stterward taken to
Squire Mix's office, where the following
jury was impanneled. Henry Schater
foreman, Jake Soneker, Charles Fetly,
Peter Dillon, Charles ClogiS, Jacob Bis,
winger, Henry Goetzy, LOUIS Stuben-
rsugh, Fred. Zimmerman, and r. r.
Swami.
After due examination of the ioetus
by DR.. Hszlett, who explained the sub
ject to the jury, the following verdict
was rel dered: THAT from the evidence
at the inquest the foetus was one of six
months or theresbouts; had been in the
water about forty eight hours; WAS nom
vlable, and the cause of the miscarriage
is not determined or known
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Personalities.
Col. Faulkner, Captain of the Berkeley
Light Infantry, is in the city.

Col. Faulkner, Captain of the Berkeley
Light Infantry, is in the city.
REV. }. Curtis, formerly Presbyter-
ian minister of Mouudsvile, has severed
his connection with that religious de-
nomination and Joined the Reformed
Episcopal church.
DR.. n. ID. Baker. of Martinsburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Gov. Mathews has left for Eastern
Virginia, on business trip.
Mr.. Frank Stanton and MIR. John Day,
of the Standard. returned home from
Waynesburg, yesterday.
Miss Lue Moore, one of the accom-
plished teachers III the Morgsntown
Female Seminary, passed through the
city last night, en- route from Delaware,
o., where she has been attending musical
lectures, for home
Mrs. Frank Stanton, who has been
lying quite sick nj Wsynesburg, Pa, is
cOnvaesCiug.
Robt. McEldownev OF New Martins.
vile, was registered at the St James
yesterday.
w. a. Carney, clerk at the st James,
returned from Il trip to Cumberland and
Frostburg, last Saturday.
W. ii. IL. Flick, wife and daughter of
Martinsburg, were registered At the Nc.
Lure yesterday.
Nh. &. W. Davis, Deputy Grand Com
mander of Knights Templsr, of Kama
wba Commsndery No. 4, Charleston, was
IN the city yesterday.
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MANY WHO All sIIIJTIrG

from the effects of the warm weather and
are debilitated, are advised by Physician (
to take moderate amounts OF WHISKY Nv
or three times during The day. In a lltt
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
ouently Increase the number OF drinks
and in time become confirmed inebriates.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and which Is IN
tended especially tor the benent OF deDlli-
tated persons, whether at nome or abroad
ls DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic; Con,
tanning the juices of many mediclnai
herbs, this preparation does not create an
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. Inc
noufisf1i az and the nie-supportinS pro
perties oil many valuable Natural prOluc-
ito ms contained in il and well known 10
medical men have a most strengthening
influence. A single bottle of the TONIC
will demonstrate its valuable qualltles.
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause WhateNSII q
wineg lasstul of Sea Weed Tonic takSh
after meals Will strengthen The stomach
create sn appetite for wholesome iood, 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire TO say that the excellent effects Oh
DIR. Schencks reasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
ttcularly evident when taken by those
who are injuriously affected by a change
of water and diet. No person should leave
home without taking supply OF these
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
gistS. aSi
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Fortune Telling.

Sunday evening there came up from
Moundsville man with more OF de-
sire for making money than anything
else He was fortune teller, and his
name it was Earnest K. Melzher, or VI
least we should SO judge from a paper
which be dropped in drug store, while
qusfiing glass OF soda water. The
paper exposes the true secret OF the
business, and has the questions and
answers written thereon in plain black
and white, twenty-five in number,
which ore dished up to the foolish and
unsophisticsted as occasion requires. The
whole thing savors very strongly
of swindle, and are cautioned
against biting at the bal. should a
fortune teller turn up The paper can
be had by Metzner, by his calling at this
Office.
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Additional Returns,

Board of Commissioners Clerk, Deiters,
yesterday received the following returns
from precinct No. 3, Liberty district:
For County Superintendent of Schools
John q. Fsris, 20; James G Maxwell,
II; John w. Hsncner, !; Brooks
Hedges, 8.
President Board of Educstion-W B.
Curtis, 45; c. 5. Ferrel, l.
CommissoRer-John Howard, Al; G.
5. Ferrel, 81, j. G. Ssmp.e, s; w. B.
Curtis, |; Edward Blsney, l.
Levy for Teachers Fund-For, So;
against !.
Capital Removal - Clarksburg, 80;
Charleston, s. Martinsburg 2.
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"WhRIs MY Taxes

Yesterday SIX loot moke entered the
city Tax Collectors office, and inquired
of the amiable George Q Black, Boss,
what's my taxes?" George seized the
books, and after going to the trouble of
running over several pages, finally found
the mans name and the amount due the
city. He informed his mokeship what
he owed, and asked if he wanted to pas
1t. N-no, Boss; Use not gwine to pay
dat bill to-day; Use not got blessed
cent" responded the moke, as he sided
out the room. George now has pecu-
ar sort of love for that moke
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Pardon Issued.

Governor Mathews issued u pardon
yesterday, releasing rom custody
in the State penitentisry
Albert Dean, convicted OF
burglarizing tobscco warehouse and
stealing quantity OF tobacco, in Putnam
county, and sentenced TO two years i'm.
prisonment at the last April term OF the
Putnam Circuit Court. The pardon is
recommended by Hon. Joseph Smith,
Judge of the Putnam County Court, a
number of other Putnam county officials,
and two hundred and seventeen citizens.
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The Cheapest Roof is the Gravel RooJ

George Crumbacker OF this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both rs to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through Il
process that frees it from oil and behzoIe,
and no matter how great the heat, i! will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roof.
Of every conceivable pitch. NJ. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement Tor tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, which ne offers Tor sale
at the lowest rates This roo, has stood
fifteen Years in this city.
Address him through the postoGice or
call at his establishment, head OF 18Th
AID Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO.
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Base Ball.

BosToN, Augult 27.-Bostons s; Louis
vIlles, 0
SYRACUSE, August Morning
gsme-Stars o; Indianapolis 0. After
noon game Stars 81 indianapolis 3.
BUFFALO. August u. -Buisos |;
Buckeyes D.
LONDON, ONT, August 27.-Chicsgo
White Stockings I; Iecumsehs
MINIATURES, August 27.-Mutusls 81
AlleghcHys /.
New YORK, August 27.-Hsrttords 81
tlnnIUnAtis l.
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The Capital Abroad.

This is the way they talk about our
Capital over in the Buckeye State:
RUsHvILLE, O., August Is, 1877.
To the Editor of the Enquirer:
Please state, through the columns of
your valuable paper, the present Capital
OF West Virginia, and obIge :wo con-
slant readers. SMITH AND STITH.
[Our last dispatches indicate that 1t is
still at Wheeling, but it jumps about
almost as fast as the National Cspitsl
changes its spots in New England.-ED.
Enc
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Fire.

CHICAGO, August 27.-The IribWae'S
Madison, Wis, special says Early TINS
morning the depot building at Camp
Douglass, the freight warehouse, ticket
and telegraph offices and Browns Hotel,
adjoining, were completely destroyed by
fire. Total loss, $4,000 to $4,000. Some
parties sleeping in the building barely
escaped with their lives.
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Police PickuDR.

The following cases are booked for sp-
pearsnce before The Terrible" at this
mornings session of the police court:
Peter Dolsn, assault and battery; James
Msloney, assault and battery; Ed Duffy,
abusive language; Herman Dietrich, dis
orderly conduct, and an unknown man
for assault and battery.
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Pro bate Business.

The following probate business was
transacted by the County Clerk since our
lsst report:
The will of VIM. Echsrt, deceased,
was proved, and Johsnne Eckhsrt sp-
pointed e1ecutrlx. Bond $4,000; no Sc
curity required by the will.
The WI of Margaret Elliott, deceased
Was prove and nitted to probate.
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Sub Rosa.

The Sub Rosa Social Club held meet
ing last night, preparatory TO reorgsniz.
ing tor the winter dsucing campaign,
ard elected the following officers: Pres
ldent, Joseph Brelning; Vice President,
Louis Pracht; Secretary, Christ Blum
Treasurer, Albert Wilkey; Ballet Master,
Ben Wilkey. The SUB Rosss promise
some of the best hops in the city the
coming season.
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si,,tpe Bull commission.

CaIcAGo, August 27.-Genersl Terry
arrived from ST. Paul this afternoon and
left tonight tor Washington, where he
receives instructions regarding the ST.
ting Bull Commission. The Commission
is expected to start from St. Paul en-
Monday, provided the additional member
necessary is obtained.
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Train Thrown from the Track.

HoNEsDALE. PA, August "A
spiked switch three miles from here on
the Delaware and Hudson gravity rail-
way, threw train from the track, and
the parlor coach down All embanN ment.
The engineer WAS severely injured. Gen.
Morrow and other L. s. officers on board
the train, were uuinjured.
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The only frSt.class restauran! in the
city selling meals at prices TO suit the
times is Mack's all night restaurant, one
door above the postoiice. He mas en-
srged his rooms, and Is now ready to
furnish ball suppers in first class style
with all the deICacies of the season. He
has also fitted up ladies' dining parIor
in connection with his restaurant, where
ladies can be waited on at all times by
polite and obliglng waters.
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One or,he witnesses Against Grover

CLEVELAND, August 27.-The Cleve-
land Piau,dsalsr OF this city tins sfter-
noon contains me flowing notice: The
following telegram 10 Gov. Grover has
been prepared to send and mas been
signed as below, and Is now receiving
the signatures of the lawyers OF botn
parties
=, !Ssndtor Gr0rcy. Portland, Oregon
We, ID. undersigned mem Oerz OF the
bar of Cleveland, ONO, without respect
to party, having resd IN the newspapers
that enc w B HIgbee has been making
affidavit. tending to show that money
hal been used to influence your election
Ia the United States Senste, desire to
state that we knew the said Highbee while
here snd that he Is known 10 Us as an u
mitigsted liar; that We would not ba.'sve
him under -sth; that he is charged with
the crimes Of forgery, embezzlemenL
obtaining money under false Pretenses
and adultery that we know of, and was
driven from mere by the Bar Association
Of which we are members
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TOLEDO, August 27.-Flour-Firm.
Whest-FIrm, No. white MIcnigan
81 81; extra white Michigan 81 "a;
amber Michigan spot 81 Z9; seller
August 81 274; seller september 81 20;
No. red winter spot 81 90: seller
Angus: 81 273 Corr-Dull: No. spo.
AT; No. white 49c; rejected 463
Oats-Quiet; No 2 q; No. 2 white =;
Michigan %.
ST. LOUIS, August IL Hogs-Quiet
and unchanged; Workers IS OO(d5 70.
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Put Under Bonds.

John Williams, yesterday, made com
plant before Squire Bulger, charging
Nightwstchmsn Reilly with striking
him with mace. Rely denies :he
charge, and waived and examination,
giving bond in the sam OF 500 for his
appearance.
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TIE HEATED TERM Patrons OF the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them to
any part Of the United lSdtes, post paid, at
6JteeR cents per t0eek. Bear this in mind
,0hen departing from the city for a summer
trip.
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Additional Particulars.

Additional information In regsrd to
the Troll-Thompson-Pa;ton affair at St.
Clairsviile, goes to show that the remains
of the child are said TO have been buried
on the Troll farm, by the mother of the
u Unfortunate woman.
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athreling gegi5trr,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

For Rent DIV cling.
Dissolution-Bailey & Wagner.
Notice to Liquor Dealers.
Notice of Workingmens' Meeting.
Teachers Examination.
Piano and Vocal Lessons-Mrs. Hut
chins.
For Sale--Saloon on Main Street.
The Seaside Library.
Rooms for Gentlemen.
Public Sale OF Personal Property.
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waived an Examination.

Marshal Ben Mcfarland, OF Martins
Ferry, who shot Philip Neihsrt last Sat
urdsy evening, waived al examination
yesterday at 10 o'clock, and gave bail in
the sum of $500 Tor his appearance At the
next term of the county court, and was
released from custody.
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AcknOwIetig e ient.

An Island lady has our thanks for a
most exquisitely beautiful boquet sent
to this office last evening. ltis made up
OF an endless variety oi the choicest and
most delicate flowers, culled from Mr.
Dick Richardson's flower garden.
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Down! Down! Down! - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets Bound TO sell 81 some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Doth streets
j. W. FKRbRL
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Temperance Talk.

a large crowd attended the Psrker's
Hall meeting, last night. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. Wier, of Mar
tins Ferry, Hiram Young, Mr.. Goodtel.
low, OF the Second Branch OF Council
and others.
Rev. }. McKendree Kelley and lady
are expected to visit this city during the
present week, and will conduct tenn
perance meeting at Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church.
Negotiations are pending to have 8
number OF the ministers attending camp
meeting, deliver temperance lectures in
this city the present week.
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Failure.

New YORK, August 27.-Frcd NJ
Coffin and William Roscoe Lyon, paper
dealers on Be"kmsn street, have tailed.
Liabilities 100000; assets $4,000
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. One
good cOIOred waiter and one good
dish washer AT LRranic'S.

THERE will be grand ball IN Macks
hall over his restaurant, on Friday even
ing, August 3lsL T. Z. Cockaynes
band will furnish the music.
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Finger Mashed.

Yesterday afternoon, Burt Reed, a boy
employed at the Hinge factory, met with
the painful accident of having his finger
crushed in counter sinking machine.
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Bu sincss Prospects i'm 1T. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August 27-Intervlews
with 3 number of leading firms OF the
various branches of business show that
the prospects for large fall trade in this
C ty are Extraordinarily good. Orders are
already very numerous sn' the general
belief Is that the yo!ums OF
trade will he greater even than before
I hu nanin OF l312
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Mrs. VI. +. WHITAKER viii resume
her classes of vocal and instrumental
music September first.
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Base Ball.

The Browns of Bridgeport defeated
the Wheeling Browns, st the Peninsula
grounds, yesterday, IN game of two
hours duration. r Miller acted as UNI
pire, and A Bags as scorer. The game
was an unexceptionally good one on the
part OF the Brldgeports, as the annexed
score will show:
Innings, , 3
Bridgeport. ......l ? 8 6-2l
WheeIlngs .......,.....-..,..... U D 0 U o. o
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Whore Sham l soma mx Dnnghlcr.

You will consult her health, happiness
aud success IN study and music by plac
ing her in the care Of DR.. Taylor, s, the
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa. Prices moderate and rs low
as good board and first class Instruction
can be Afforded
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Western Union. - g.. q. &. & i..~.... -
quick -t.Ee...-.-.-I 10 s. }. Contra ...... l.
TO r!r............-. g. Rock t,laHd... i j..
SsC.1. Mail. "a ~. Pa .............. ~
iaTlp.~f ............ 80 ~. PAU yrefrTG. b.
do. pref ............lu- IO.eGOH wabash !,
Abtur tHg!e-~. "i rOEt Wayue....... HIG.
Wells, Farsuv'D :, I.TI- Haute - ,
Amer. Union. - - +. II pTeieTre l ljl4
CUI-"I states. - Chicago dAlt Il - "a
\. !. Central ...... w. g.. & i. pTeierI 'd.lU
ETle ................... lUI- JAiOH Mississippi M
EIie r., -rei .. y u. & IAckawaua. 80.
Harlem ............lf2 A.&P. Telegraph %
Harlem yrcfer'd 10 Missouri PsciiC1UtJL
Michigan Cent?. ~ IBdIaBatentr'I-
Panama ..............Il0 ". & ~. Joe. 90. ~
Onion Pacific. 81 3. g q ....- ........ IT, p
Cake ~ ure......... %. -. Pacific bonds. 1857
Illinois central. OHt. Z. P4C DC bonds. 1857
G.. anu F.......-. D. ~ 4. z. Grant BIDS .l.3 a
NOrtLTe stern -. 3LI. sinking FUND. ~
Nsr'. wsst'n D:d to-
CINCINSATI, August 27.-Cotton-
Firmer "a. I0.c. FIOur-Dull and lower;
'amiIy s. 5un.j - heat-HesvI ar
rsd Il O5dlI5 Corn-EasIer at 46G,
47c.@ Osts-Quiet but firm at 30c. Rye
In good cemsHd st Sc Bsrley-DQll
and nominal. Pork-FIrm a. Sl2 rs
Lsrd-HIgher; steam g 90; kettle s9Ca,
1000 Bulk Mests-In good demand
1t 81 S., s6 65G7 90. Bacon-Firmer at
5!@5sCa7slg73G@8c- Whisky-Steady
AID firm At 81 10 Butter-Girm and un-
changed Linseed Oll-Dull and lower
ri 500 j2c
Eogs Easier; common 81 SOFA S5;
ligh! IS lOCg5 IS; packing 81 9VC95 10;
butchers 81 !595 IS
NEW YORK, August II Dry Goods
Business moderate with commission
houses, snd there was tsir jobbing
trad. Cottons steady st generally IN
changed prices. Prints are fairly active.
Dress ginghsms are II good demand, ard
Lancaster is up &C. Woolens in moder
ate request and steady. Foreign goods
more sctIve
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received NJ l.. V. Bonds.
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.
Departments.
rS-Wriie Tor Catalogue.
object aud CHAR HCIcr. Miss
modelled, Ia it, Cuur~,, 1855. moi. ri.
instruction, rs Hr a. possible, ats.
University Of Va. aud is a.>...,.t, .
pare young men tO. That iu-.I..t.r
at the same time n e cuuI>,.u' ,>r. 80.
Is So thorough ana so cumr.r.,. ,...-.'
ing rs Il does all the branches %,
edge belonging 10 a Hu.,.r. e.. u...
that those WHO pr"tr lo uH ,. r.. ....
perfectly qualify thgmS..NH- Bog .mr..
ate entrance upon the Jn-pnu,' ....,
life.
Course Of study Is t, CONN ,r.....
thorough aS thar OF any institution nos
state, following the most approve. r.n
DDS, and embracing % full course 81. ,l.
following Departments ul ~.w.F. r.
English Branches. = Iln ....
Greek Languages. B. tn, MuUrr.
guag,S. I. Pure Matnomv'., AM.
Mathematics, CIV q and Mm.uA Eu..l,.
ing. d. The Natural Sciences. T. prumu
ship and Bookkeeping.
ExIrHCIs from testimonial.
UNIVERSITY or VA. july ~,
SIR-It gives me pleasure o. ,,t'ag,
thrNoryood High school ht, scent ,a.-f
men To fhis Institution well prpptr-
the advanced classes 81 the Artf--.
schools. n ranks among t.r nr' In.a.,
schools for high a.u tauuul. Gel. ~
Its disc. % tuc is excellent. uu. ..,..s..
fuIncSs Of thr .uc.tlpu uu-Ulp r,.t
lam, with great Iu,I,r.
JAMES j.. HARRISON. ND.
Chairman ur itS }lc.H.
Among the num-ruu. Institutions
learning ln the south, few, n tuy. .sr.
achieved the rgull and uUurr,#4.rrfs.
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If you want 10 get a ch cap and ud's
lifting pair of Shoes, go 10 l.. V. BIonice
ll35 Main street.
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IL you want TO get suited IN pair of
Shoes, go to l.. v Blends.
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COOP black Kid Gloves for 80 cents vt
j. N. FerrePs.
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CD-u.- Main and + ever,u streets.


JUsT received, q lot o. Children's
Shoes OF the latest style, 3: l.. V.
Bonds
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The cheapest shoes IN the city n i. V
Blends.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes Just received
at i. V. Blends.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation.
tSteubenvllle AccommodatlOn.-Ih
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, III effect on and alter FRI
day, May .5, 1877:
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Truth is mighty anu Will prevail that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
st j. W. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 10 s
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. A.! other goods
\ proportion.
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LATEST OUT.-Ladie-' Cur. X d SAN
del, side lace Bai,. jerry CLEMENS.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
to J. ". FgEHELs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-28

The finest shoes kept in the city a. l.
V. Blends.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-27
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FIRST DAY.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th.
Running RGce Premium 100 -saddieHorsesi
frst-class; four or more to iul; free ioF
all; single dash o. half mile.
First Horse, 500; Second Horse, so; Ihifu
Horse, to save entrance.
Running Race-Mules Single dash OF nan
mile.
Premium. Fine team saddle. -Four CT 1',r.
TO A;I. three or more to start. First
Mule, Team Saddle. second, BlacKshAAe
whip Entrance, S..