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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
GAME AND FISH.
orxspizatiOn OF an Association LOT
the Protection Thereof

A movement was inaugersted on
Saturday evening BY members oil tle
Pan Handle Fishing Club" looking 10
The organ izatioa OF State fish anu
Game Protective Association. The meet
ing was organized By calling d. D.
Miller, Fish mmIssioner, " the chair,
and the appointment OF Mr.. Geo SWl'
secretary. On motion committee con
sitting OF Messrs. h. 3. Miller, Captain
Vim. l. Mathews, c.. K. Hubbard, Major
Nj. b. q. Wright, and Or. w Bates u !.
was instructed 70 report on plan OF
organization 10 y future meeting. Alter
q tull discussion OF the OBJECTS o,
the association the meeting adJourneu
to be called together when the committee
on organizations was prepared 70 report
We take great pleasure in commanding
tn association TO Gil lovers OF neiu
sports, and trust that they Will soon DC
enrol ad ns mem bers, as well as al cltl-
zeps IF the State interested IN inc en-
forcement of the game ia"s. ihey
should have membership OF at least
two hundred in this city slone. But
this will not be the only object OF the as
ISOLATION, for they will endeavor TO frame
consistent and satisfactory game and
fish law, which, by hsrmonizlng WIN
the views of the residents OF the dInerehI
sections of the State, will commend II 70
the good judgment of our legislators ana
insure It's passage. They Will also alo
very materially in getting up healthy
public sentiment on this interesting SUB
iect. Farmers, generally. throughout
the State take u lively interest 10 the
protection OF game and fish, but do not
ieel like tackling the violstors OF the
law single handed, but when bscked up
by the material aud moral aid which an
ASSOCIATION OF this kind will supply. they
will doubtless furnish the information
which will enable the association TO
bring to judgment all poachers and pot
hunters. Many of the older States have
had protection associations for several
wears, and those OF New York, PenEsyl-
vania, Ohio and Virginia have quite n
revolution in public sentiment, showing
even those who gain livelihood by fish
Ing and hunting that it is to their inter
est TO protect game and fish during the
breeding season.
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sElaHRORHOOn NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Reg lister Reporter
BELLAIRE.

THEEE was m Interesting meeting IA
the arnory OF The Light Guards Of this
CITY Frrday. Il was the day fixed 10
nominate ncers 'og regiment in this
State. The armory was liked up Ia ele-
CANT style. decorated with flags upon
either side, ard Captain &. ). >. Baron,
out OF the goodness OF his soul, nsd pre-
pared some most excellent edibles for bis
FRIENDS from abroad. Representatives
we're present from all OF tie companies
interested in the organization oil the Sec
ond OHIO regiment, prominent among
whom we noticed Captain Charley
Doty, OF the McCook Guards,
and Lieutenant W. II. Amick, OF
the Jefferson Guards, SteuDenvliie;
Capt JaIues Moore, of the Tom Young
Guards, Bsrne8villei Capt. w ,. Ken
non, of the St. CIsIrSvIie Guards, I'D
many others. The meeting was organ
Ized about halt past one o'clock. BY the
election of Capt. Doty, the senior Cap
tain present, as chairman, and Lieut.
Jesse b. Myer, OF Company +, St. Glars.
Vile, Secretary. The object of the meet
ing was stated to be Tor the purPo' OF
putting in nomination candidates for
Colonel, Lieut.. COIonal and Major.
Capt Keunon, nominated Capt. Z. ;. 5.
Baron, of this city, tor Colonel, and
toe nominstion was made unanimous.
Capt Baron nominated Col. ;. Ii. Nc
Beth, of Steubenvile, ss 1t. Colonel;
this was a'so unanimous. Capt. James
Moore, OF B4gnesyile, md Il. W'"r, OF
St. ClairsyIiic. were then nominated Tor
the office OF Major. The COMMANDING
officers there present then took recess
OF ten minutes to tx time Tor holding
the election. 1t was sOon done, ana NJ
vember l0th, 1877, was the day fixed Tor
the different companies to vote Tor The
officers nominated tor the Ind ONO Reg
iment - Leader
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Thc Bone and SineW"

Of oar country have ouen--especiaIly
about election timo-been made the sub
ject Of laudation; bat when those useful
parts OF the human structure become 100
visible i'm consequence o. leanness. they
can scarcely be called lraCeful. The eye
delights not TO dwell upon angles and
ridges in either man or woman. Moreov or,
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 certailties, in
consequence OF which the blood acquires
richness and the body substance. Thus
are he hollow places filled up and the
angles rounded of. Through the lustru.
mentality of this 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 symp' Oms vanish, and a
healthful impetus Is given to every vital
junction
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The marks st the landing last evening
showed feet.
The Courier departed, Saturday, for
Psrkersburg
The Hudson left Saturday evening for
Cincinnati
The FanChon, en- route for New Or.
leans, passed down yesterday.
The Carrie Brooks passed up Saturday
night, on route for Pittsburgh.
The Market Boy leaves for MatsmorsS
at 1890 4. NJ. to day.
The Andes is due up to-day from Gin
cnDati.
The usual local packets are making
their regular trips.
MEssRs None Il SEAMoN are agents
for the steamer Andes.
By Telegraph
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Rlver
6 feet inches and falling fast
PITTSBURGH, November 4.-River 6
feet and rising fast. Weather clear aud
pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-Arlved
Future City, St. Louis. Depsrted-Dan.
ube, Red river. Weather clear and
pleasant
LOUISVILLE, November 4-River
fslIiag with feet in the canal. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived Shannon,
Cincinnsti
MEMPHIS, November 4.-River rising
slowly with feet inches on the gauge.
Weather cloudy, warm and threatening.
Depsrted-Capitai City, Vicksburg;
Colorado, St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Arrived-
War Eagle, Keokuk; City OF Chester
Memphis. Departed Grand Lske and
bsrges, Cairo. River fallen about 4
inches. Weather cloudy and warmer;
rain tonight.
EyANsvILLE, November Arrived
Cons Miller, Cincinnati to Memphis:
Bsyley, Pittsburgh TO Jettlee: A. G.
Donnslly, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans.
Andy Fulton and tow passed down.
Weather hne; mercury 50 deg.
CAIRO, November 4.-Arrived-Bee
New Orleans; Grand lower, Vlcksburg;
John +. Tale, ST. Louis; Desmet, St.
Louis; Maud, St. Louis Departed
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Grand Tower
and John Gilmore, St. Louis; Bee, St.
Louis; Tslle, New Orleans; Desmet, Gin.
cinnsti; Grand Lake, New Orleans
River 10 ieet and falling. Weather fair;
mercury ~ deg.
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InsuIsiug Ladies'.

Chief of Police Ripley last night ar
rested man named A. w. Brown. II
drummer Tor necktie firm at CIncin-
natl, for insulting Ladies on the street..
This is n move in which Captain Ripley
Is deserving of. credit, and it is to be
hoped that ne and MS force will purs1e
with untiring vigilance all parties sd-
.icted TO the perhicious practice OF 10
sul:ing ladies on the street. Brown WAS
watched for some time by the captain be-
fore being arrested, and was caught IN
the act, alter having been followed for
several lquares.
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Tempernmcc TaIK.

Saturday night at Pcterson's hall, quite
a interesting temperance meeting was
held, and four s!guerS were secured to
the pledge. The meeting was conducted
by Mr. Harry Holiday, snd short adj
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Woods
and Bsggs.
There was large temperance meeting
a. OILS Hall last night, which was sd-
dressed by Messrs. Kemp'e, WestwOod
and Gregg.
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s.bauck,s PuImonic syrup for Inc
cure OF Consumption, Coughs
and GOids. L.r.


The GREAT virtue Of this medicine Is tnat
A. rtnens the matter and throws IL OUT Vi
the system, puTitles the blood, anu mus
effs Is a cure.
scuK1cXis AKA WEED TONIC, FOB TAh SUhA
OF pYsPEPsIA, iSplGksTloS' on
The Tonic produces q healthy aor0n o.
the atom ach, cres ting an sppeuys 49, -
in . cbyle. and curing the most oos1H"
cases OF indigestion.
scHESCKs Mandrake PILLS, FOR TRIBUNE
OF Liver COM LAINT, @0'
rhass pills are Alternative, and produce u
n aiIbv action OF the llN er, without TUG
least danger rs they are iree IrolIl Ca
and vet mole efficacious In fesVVAhns
healthy a lion oftne liver. for
Fh.,,, remedies are certain cuLe 10
CONSUMPTION, rs the L llnoniS
riDens the matter and purineS the p nt,'er
The Mandrake Pulls act upon the N nS AZ
oreate a healthy bile, ana remove gu us "iS
Uses of tue liver, often a cause ol No n
snmption. The sea Weed Tonic gives one on c
and strength TO the stomach, MAKES .
good digestion, and enables the organs " -
form good blood; and mus SFe Gre te2 ~, q q
healthy circulation of healthy DLoou. An ps
combined action of these meuiclns, a,
inns exclaimed, will cure every oaSe
I,ousumpLIon, If taken IN tlIhS, aHu '
uSe of tue medicines perseVereu ~, r,n
Ur. Schenck is PROFESSIONALLY 80 ,rpaats
ctDsi ONCE cornerSix and AEch suee ~ p
PhiIadelphia, every Monday, whsre OIL
letters Tor advice must ne addressed
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Another Row.

Saturday night Ed. COMBS was taken
in by the police for disOrdetly conduct
at the Spring Garden saloon, and it is
more than likely that the proprietor OF
the saloon, and man named Chambers,
will also appear before the police court,
this morning on the same charge. II is
alleged that Combs became involved in
n quarrel with the other parties, and was
severely beaten by them. but SIS the case
will be Investigated this morning, we
withhold comment
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nore Light wanted
OF the Resiste..

Correspondence OF Inc EtSiate''
WHEELING November 3, 1871.
[ observe there is good deal 0. talk
through the city press abou! hat they
choose to call high prices at the Opera
house and insisting Tor lower rate. /
write not to complain OF the prizes but
of what | consider an abominabl" abuse
which is prsctced al that resort OF amase-
ment, viz: Marking seats reserved when
they are not, and putting pn.ro.e
10 the annoyance OF shifting from
one seat to another at the petty
within OF pert usher, particuI&'lF when
the seats occupied have no signs O. being
taken. In regard To the prices charged,
have no objection, for If Il person
don't want TO pay the price he can stay
away. But when the trcE ls resort"d to
OF Attempting 20 make you p!y 70 " 80
cents extra Tor n reserved seat vu,n You
dom. want it, ana when there sr" P!en-
ty OF good unrcssrved seats To- r' BID,
then say it ls wroDs, aud the abuse
ought to be sbated.
Hoping you wll give the above space
In your columns and that the abuse may
be rectifed, l am, respectfully u
PATRoH.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions IN resi estate
were recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday:
Deed dated November ., 1877, from
DarIel Bodley and wife to Frederick
Miller, transfers lot No. II in VIM Show
ers addition, situate on fifteenth street
Wheeling, W. Va. Consideration,
q zoo
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4t'heeIlng &rgl5tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New advertisements.

Regular Tues day Pscket-StesmeI
Andes.
For Sale-Island Residence.
D-uggets-G Mendel, Boob y Co.
The Bone aud Sinew- Local Page ]
Card Photographs Planners Ga
lery.
Priedel.
Proposals tor Coal Scales.
:uith's Patent Kevolvers-C. p
Brown.
jui.ding MeteTial-Hanes, Wilson d
90.
Cameo Scarf + rs Louis Dechert.
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WHEELING can ODss, OF iir,i--la's
restaurant, ard that Is "Msrlin's CnP.tah
opposite new Washington nall MarIn's
reputation MS The man ior The pace IL
pretty well established IN this State
which has given HIM 80 large patron
age. A cOmmendable and very lmpor-
tspt feature o this restaurant Is tie nice
room provided exclusively for the ladies
No gentleman, however tastidiDus, need
nave any hesitation in taking his vie or
daughte. TO this restaurant, fo7 every
thing Is equal TO suy frst.clsss hotel, and
the charged reasonable. The bill OF fare
Is all that the elmer man deslres, and
the best citizens OF Wheeling deIiEh. IL
recommending the Capital to their
friends - WelLsburg Herald.
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New YORK, November 4-Arrived-
Steamer W eser, from Bremen.
NEW YORK, November 8.-Arrived-
Steamer Canada, from Hsvre.
QUEENSTOWN, November 8 Arrived
Steamer Adrist,c, from New York.
san FRASCIsCo, November g.
Arrved-Ship ST. Nicholas, New York,
British ship Ellen Nunroe, L verpoo.
John CANDLES, London; E j. Hs-iara
Hsrdossen. Sailed-Steamer City vi
Tskio, Hongkorg, via Yokohama
New YORK, November 3.-Arrived-
Steamers AIssiis, London; California,
Glasgow.
LoSDoS, November 3-Arrive1-
Stesmer Abyssinis, from New York.
New YORK, November 4.-Arrived--
Erin, from London.
LIVERPOOL, November 4.-Arrived-
City OF Chsster, New York.
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Our rush is increasing daily, and our
bargains are appreciated Every IN.
biased reader will TESTIFY to it. We add
extra STYLES daily. All who wish 10 save
money and get the latest styles must
come to US. Our bargains extend over
each department. Remember l Blum Il
Bros, the great headquarters for cloaks.
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WHY everybody runs TO l. Blum y
Bro: Because we offer beautiu! all
wool, beaver and matches cloak a!
$40. Other styles from IS to so lower
than any other house Becsuss We offer
the finest all wool 42-iach colored aad
black cashmercs at 75c per yard Be
cause we offer black and coored silks a.
ridiculously low prices. Because we Of
furs and snaWS tor less than you expect
10 buy them Because we offer flames
and watcrproofs % very c"caP. Come
and see our stock, tina, I- al We ass.
You are sure 10 bay when You learn co.:
nri,ns
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to :
cents; IA Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, = cents. All other goods
u proportion.
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4 Correction.

Mr.. Lash informs us that the shooting
scrape when occurred on Friday night
between Cos and Ssvegoat did rot take
place in his saloon but outside on the
street and that they had not been playing
for fifty cents corner, but playing for
beer, which he would not have allowed
if he had been present, as he does not
permit card playirg on bis premises.
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Crib PnIIed.

Lste Saturday night Chief of Police
Ripley msde descent on house of in
disposed notoriety in North Wheeling,
and succeeded in taking in Ida Shade,
Annie Shade, Mary Mathews and Jim
Doyle, Ill OF whom will appear before
the Terrible this morning, to answer the
charge o! prostitution.
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The wife of Stephen May, Of Mechsns
vile, n. Y, left her house taking tour
children, and threw them into a creek,
following herself. The Oldest child,
aged years, got ashore, raised an alarm,
and the mother and one child were
rescued
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BAKERS Cod Liver Oil, Lime and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat
and Lung disesses, and impsrts vigor
and new life to debilts.ed constitutions
Pleasant in taste. j. G. Baker 81 Co,
Pnilsdelphis, Pa.
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CATARRR
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
sANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.
INVALUABLE.

Nesg-s. WEyEs & PorTEz, Wholesale Druggists,
n6st01, Mass: Crrslsaltu-t have fors some months
fslt IL a duty that l owe 10 suffering humanityto
write you s.lt!. ? taG great -unGt that have de-
rived from the no II SArTH-D's RADICAL w:
ron CATAcru .-,l0rst.-g- - -0..s have been
hfIl.ctcd with ? y ,gouU. Us. 70 last;
have tried al o nci THAI could 4Ea: bni
without ma Tll r permanent b'-eLt Last tol
the disease had arrived - that state that rlNst
havl rcllcfCr &c. TIC entire mer!6TanoES system
had bee NHc 50 lgaaBgd, and the stomach 50 llsoT,
derrd, that II " = n doubtful m ter whnia.r
could 20 - tho P.~'1cC'lst, Critl Glt 60 WhCfAcE
l should l.-s - o hlCNCr not. IsIW m R-F-V-
tlsemcat OftGls r. ll~llc. md although beng very
incredulOus about specifies or Hn.LEt--s OF, any
kind vet in sheer Desperation tried tu's, a'l was
OF once benefited hyft. Tho ch .DS 8 OF Climate,
@ chronic disease cfthc liver. mud my age ..F -
may prevent my cntire r-stos ION, bNt me h'Nc-
1t | derive from its daily use f. e. ne inrf '',
and lam hoplng 20 10 completely cured, G.a =.
LIST arrive az a r,-0c~t lNlc cid age.
Ifrhis Statement Of VGyCasc Caa he or any service
% those afflicted ns IhtvH been. r.l ..ia .-. ,
bring this remedy INTO moro general Use, rs0r'il.Y
on tie Pacific coast lwh're r. - much uccee4yi my
object in writing this note VIII be obtained.
Very truly yours, HENRY WELLS,
AURORA, y. Y, June, 1915. CfNc..5, Fargo GO.
Each package contains Dr. snnford'7 T~0r0Tct
Iahll!lg Tube. and fail directions Z e w. ia az
cases. Price SlOO. For sale by Gil Nhol sale ani
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughout thn ElteQ
States and Canndas. WEEKS 6 POTTER, General
Agents aad Wholesale druggists Boston, Mass.
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Guaranteed SpeCuIat on.

500 invested 10y Us IN 80 days Strli-
Hes have made $3.50. 500 have paid SI71.
IN 50 days We ~ raulee al 90 day StrId-
dies; money relulGed u 40 lrOht : made.
References given. CorrvSpon fence solicit.
ID. W. r. HUEBELL & CO,
Mem urrs New York Mining ~tsCA EX-
chang a. Broad street y. \.
i. y. Box lplS OcllN
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DJwNl Down Down! 49, AnOther
break down 10 prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some pric'
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Msin and 20th streets.
Ennnrr
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
TO j. w. FERRELs.
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II you want TO get suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 90 to l.. Y. Bonds.
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so Nice for Biscuits"

We have heard this expression a thou
sand times from ladies, n regard TO LoGANi
LIST & Co.'S Exec SioT Baking POWDER. FoE
sale by best dealers.
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Coop black Kid Gloves Tor 80 cents ut
j. ~. FerreLs.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received ~ l.. V. Bload's.
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Marine.

LAEsT STYLES of Shoes Just received
at L. V. Blends,
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H1-Of superior ENGLISH manufactured
and Justly celebrated Tor Elasticity, Dura-
DlIity and LvenneSS OF Point. in 10 Num-
per.
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TIE cnespe.t shoes o the city al l.. '
Blends.
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THE SPENCERIAN
s TEEL p E N S

"s"Varierles suited to every sryIe OF
Whiting. For sale by the trade generally.
\ Sample card, containing one each OF
the Fifteen Mum ers, by mail, on receipt
Of Is cents.
IVlSON, BLAKEM AN, TAYLOR & co.
l}S and IA, Grand stree, y. Y
mylS-OaW-23W
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A Host of. grients

stand ready 10 attest the superior excel
leuce OF LOGAN, LIST & cos Excelsior
Baking Powder
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
Y. Blonde.
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All KindS of Cakes.

RiScuit Eu~S. Gidd e Cakes, Pound
CAKE. Marb eytkr, corn Bread, Prdt.HE~
and rs cry, elegantly ma Ie " tu L,GAN.
LIsTs r D's Exc Is Or Baking Powder. sold
by best dealers. Ov-.
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BANKS
BANK OF WHEeL,No

y" AAEL.Ng y ~, v
SNFitsI.
,,o,, 49,, Nj, b.
soc holders F.r.,,,.
EtEIEES DEp..... '1,.,U
II counts Paper. An.
Deals IN Gold ~.... -
sterling Exehal o.
sells drafts Oh i.-....,
Germany aud Other d.. ...---.
Europe. ''..-.-u.'
Buys and sells Govern.
and IA. road Som. .. 81.
interest pal1 1I ~r,r.s
special attention ...... r.'s
%. LAMB. gg.h..r. III
jog. NEl BJl d. .-su,....
SulT .#1s.
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| county, in chancely.
Tue Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company.
VS..
r. y. Walsh, WIN. FludIey, Patrick
O'irien, Peter Kelley, John AEGEAN, H.
liam MclIoua. william Ky an, NJ. Burn,
Patrick Whaling, h. Hadeu, Patrick
Whalen, lr. Patrick MnFadden, John
Hus>ey, Patrick MaI!ey, Peter DOnley, j.
Sta'el, r. Marrow, jacob Keller, ". {.
smith, Thomas WaidTon, Patrick oury
Patrick Ga.!aner, Thomas Burke, Pat
rick McDermot, Patrick Nolan, Jere-
mIah Myle James Paul, Pa neil Pade
gett, william A. Cites, Charles Lefher,
samuel d. hughes, An y arouse, Jonn
FaI Ed. HRwley James 10 erts, JOnn
Von,On, c. SeibeTt, William O'BIien,
Mix .eEen and GrOr-e II. Parks.
Ia pursuance OF an order eute' ed In the
above entitled cause on the 18th day OF
Septembe 1877. til Z undersl gue Ell Commits
s'OuCI OF the Ouuty Court OF ONO county,
rill, at his office, y o. lao Cnapl ne street,
Wht 81 ny, W. Va, on saturday NONem-
Der IL, 1877, proceed 10 ascertain ard
make up an account showing the various
leins and ciaIm OF every kind, whether
by execution, suggestion, attachment, or
otherwise, against the mOneV due from
the complainant TO the defendant, 4. l..
Walsh and pal by the comp aiuaut into
the hands OF the Receiver OF said court,
and the amounts and puOrities OF sucn
/ ems and claims; winch account Is, to-
getuer with any other pertinent matters
required by any Interested party, 10 De Te-
ported to said court.
: II (, by said order provided that the pub
liegt!ou OF this notice shall he equivalent
to personal service thereof on any OF the
parties. WILLIAM ERSKINE,
OF rDavt Com miesiOucT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
Weaknesses.

Weaknesses.
Collins V0ltaic Plaster give ~" host -lt'sfsc.
ton hero q aHvth.r tl.f hEt bee. tried i.T
Ismeness anil weakness oftac Back. Il'nsc send
more right away. oA5taH lava -.
DEYA,;T, LII, juno li, ~.
Price, - Cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
ANY Lady Who is Ambitious

10 SCI good table, will use LoGAN, LIT
& COS tAce.SIor Baking Powder. he brN.
In the ma ket. Sold by best dealers every
watIr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
No AduIterdtIOn

No Chalk. no Alum, no Dyspepsia, in
Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

and All the dsiisasass Of the .ea.o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

Re- careful 70 obtain COLLINS yrr-Atr T.t-.
rEE a combination OF EIrC'rlC Auu oitaIg Tla,us.
with a highly Medicatcd Plaster, a3 seen n thc
above cut Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drug.
and by WEEKS & POTTER. Proprlcton, Boston
Mass.