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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-04
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet and falling slowly.
The Salt Valley passed down, en- route
for Ironton, yesterday morning.
The Courier departed on time tor Par
kersburg Yesterday.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
5 T.. N yesterday.
The Thompson passed up, en- roIte Tor
Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
Local packets on time.
The Express lett fo- Steubenville nj 6
o'clock last evening.
The Granite State is due here to-day
Mr. Rob:. Kerr, first clerk Of tn"
steamer Granite State Is ~ his hcme, ~
Ironton, suffering with an attack OF
rheumatism. Mr.. John Neil is acting
head clerk and Mr Henry Ssmp,' Sec
ond clerk.
The Enterprise Will arrive today
with six barges of coke for this city.
The Market Boy leaves for Malta.
moras at 1920 a. NJ. to-day.
BY Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, July 3.-River !eet 4
inches and stationary. Weather fair.
NASHVILLE. July 3--River falling
with 3 feet on the shoals. Arrived
Anderson, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, July , Weather clear
snd warm. Depar;ed-CoEs Mi.!ar
River falling with t feet il the cana.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-Arrived-
Alice Brown and barges, Pittsburgh.
No departures. Weather hot and cloudy;
showery.
CINc;NNATI, July 3.-River u feet
and falling. Weather clear. Arrived
Hudson, Wheeling. Departed-Hudson.
Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE July Weather clear
and OF. River 10 feet and falling.
Down Miller, Dick johnson, Tsrascon,
Florence Lee. Up-Maggie Smith,
Arkansas Belle.
MEMPHIS, July 3.-Rrver rose 4
inches; now q Get inches Weather
generally clear; Thermometer - deg.
Arrived-Hard Cash, White river. De-
parted Maud, Vicksburg; Capital City
st. Louis
CAIRO, July 3.-Arrived-Chas. Nor
gan, Cincinnati; Nint Shnkle, ST.
Shinkle, St. LOUIS. Departed-Andy
Fulton, Louisville. River % feet
inches and stationary. Weather fair;
mercury 80 deg.
IT. LOUIS, July 3.-Arrived-Chln
Joe Kinney, Dolphin, Lizzie Bayiiss,
Golden Eage. Departed E,gle,
Belle s. Louis, Cambridge, Grand Tow
er, Liz Bayliss. River rose inches.
Weather clear and warm.
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ME-. LACnK HEYKUKN,

To Simpson Il Reid DIR.
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.C.xNCK.s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome TODD, and frequent per-
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, partlcn-
larry those suffering from the effects OF
debilitsting diseases. In order to Keep
natural, healthful activity OF the system
we must resort TO artificial means. FOR
this purpose Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Is
very effectual. A few doses Will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor o the ener-
waited body. For dyspepsia, II is invalu-
able. Many eminent physicians have
doubted whether dyspepsia can be per
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gem
orally EN- ployed Tor that purpose. the sea
Weed Tonic in its nature Is totally dlHer-
ent from such drugs. 1t contains no cor
r1sive minerals OF acids; in fact IL assists
the regular operations vi nature, and sup
plies her deficiencies. The tonic in its
nature so much resembles the gastric lulce
that IL Is almost identical with that nuid
The gastric Juice is the natural solvent
which, in healthy condition of the body,
ca ,,es the food 10 be Oigested; and when
This Juice is not excreted In suniclent
Quantities, indigestion, with all Its dis.
t'essing sy IN ptoms, follows. The sea Wood
Tonic performs the duty oil the gastric
Juice when the latter is deficient.
S,henck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists.
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SEISHBORHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY.

The telegraph wires above here blew
down in the storm OF Monday night.
A RUMos is aaost in town that the
glass house will be offered tor sale shortly
TIE storm OF Monday night did no
material damage heresbouts save te"
trees uprooted.
The storm blew portion of the root
IF the steel factory, IN Clarks addition,
Monday night
A HOUSE on the West Virgins SIDE
just opposite this place and OF the NIL
was demolished by the storm.
AN old shed on Front street owned
BY Charley Sesbrght, wss destroyed on
Monday night during the storm.
Mr. FRED PARK left last Saturday
for New York city, where ne Will 20
into the wholesale four business.
THE Mayor has issued an edict sEains.
the pigeons IN town, and the boys nave
frohc every evening shooting them.
DURING the storm last Monday night,
Mr.. John Cochran, residing on SCOTS
Ridge, i've mile northwest OF this place,
had the roof blown of his barn, Lum-
Der of apple trees uprooted, quantity
Of cut wheat destroyed and considerable
damage done his apple crop. he esti-
mates his damage at three hundred doI
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BRIDGEPORT.

A NEW gang OF workmen were put on
the c. T.V. i w. L. K. Monday morn
ing. Fifty men are now working on this
road.
Miss DELLA DUvALL, daughter OF
Elias Duval, was taken so seriously III
Monday night during the storm tina. two
OF the physicians OF thu; place were sum
moned post haste.
OFFICER JAS. MCCOENAUGHY arrested
and lncarcerated Mrs. Ammon last sun
day morning for beng intoxicated and
raising "spirituous' tumult about the
ears of her daughter and family She
was released the following evening.
A DRUNKEN man from Bel.slre, who
visited the McComas house Il lew days
400, and who WAS not allowed 10 enter,
consolved himself by saying that Hell
mad broken loose, and the devil had
struck Belmont county IirsL, n he knew
he woulI.'
ONE of the boiler stacks o. the La
Belle glass works was destroyed by the
storm. A number of Chimneys OF resi-.
dences were demolished; also lumber
from the yard of ferguson X Mead was
scattered all around the yard, and num-
Der of trees were uprooted. The loss to
the La Belle glass works houses and
lumber Is reported to be five hundred
dollars.
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Cincinnati Tobacco Market.

JIN"ISNATI, June oOLh.
Tie business OF the week just past, ~
regards receipts and offerings at suction,
was almost MI exact counterpart OF the
week previous. Prices, however, have
not been strong, especially on low grades,
the quotations of which We reduce 80
cents per 100 pounds. On all the better
sorts the tore OF the market was only
easier, but not quotably lower. The
various grades of Seed Leaf, suitable for
cigar purposes, meet with ready sale Al
good prices. Reports from the growing
crop continue to be Il the most tavCra-
bic character, rs regards bo.h the acreage
planted and the condition o.. the plants.
The total offerings at auction for the
eek were I,256 hhds and 2Jl boxes.
One HID West Virginia "A! 50 50; hid
new West Virginia at 81 C5i IL hhds
new West Virginia common lugs TO
bright wrappers At 50 9jlG25 %; 4 hhds
new We., Virginia Jugs and leaf At 50 80
MG 20.
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storm Notes.

Last Monday night this city was
visited by terrible storm which blew q
perfect gale, and by many thought to
be n tornado. In the northern part OF
the city, it uprooted many ornamental
sid shade trees. The north gable OF
the residence of Mr. Tallmsn in North
Wheeling, WAS blown III and broke
through the upper ceiling, with DO other
damage than smashing q crock or two on
the second floor.
The upper portion of the north gable
of Mr.. Trimmings residence was water
soaked and had to be taken down and re.
built.
The flight of steps leading from the
street up the hill TO Mr. Riddles resi-.
dence were thrown from their place.
Mr.. Dsniei Arnetts stable, in North
Wheeling, was unroOted.
The street car track near the upper
turn table, was considerably washed out
by the rain.
About three hundred feet of fencing,
owned by Mr.. Hydinger, o; the Eighth
ward, was destroyed by the wind.
y shOp ana portion OF evening of-
longing 10 Mr. Chris. Niewlg. IN the
Eighth ward, was unroofed, The WALL
of the building were crushed out during
the storm
Captain Cowan, of Ritchietown, had a
lumber Of valuable flowers and several
shade trees totally destroyed.
In the path OF the storm that passed
over the lower portion Of tie Eighth
ward, and where it struck the top OF the
hill east of Ri.chietown, it cut u space one
hundred and fifty yards wide, tearing up
every thing in is way. Large trees were
twisted from their roots, and fences
blown in every direction.
The roof OF brick kiln belonging to
Mr.. Wcstwood, in the Eighth ward, was
blown in such way rs to be burned up
from the heat OF u Kiln near by.
Ninety five trees were blown down on
the premises OF Mr. Aaron Kelly, better
known as Maple Grove, out the Bethany
pike.
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SMALL, kALk,
Conden. ed Notes of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.

auu - co"s
The day we celebrate.
ONE transfer was recorded YESTERDAY.
ONE marriage license issued yesterday.
ONLY one case at the police court yes
terday morning.
PIc-NICs at all the groves about the
city to-day.
PAPER thieves are getting quite com
mon on the southslde.
TIE Britt boat house will be sold this
morning at constable sale.
THE Fourth ward school house flag.
staff persisted in the storm last Monday
night.
THERE Is not representative person
of the colored race TO be found residing
in the Eigh ward.
The trees and shrubbery in the Red
Mems cemetery were very much dam
aged by the storm.
The post office will be closed after one
collection and delivery by the mail car
riers this morning.
THERE will be no paper issued from
this office to day (the Fourth 1t be-
ing a national holiday.
VIEwIG's band will furnish the music
lor the st. Paul's church picnic in
Bromins orchard to-day.
AT midnight there were eight cases
booked for the police court, two of which
were for firing Chinese crackers.
Mr.. JOHN EWING, clerk in the treas.
urers office, is at his old post in the Cap.
ltol after severe attack OF erysipelas.
TIE Night Hawk Fishing Club OF the
Sixth ward, has reorgsnized, and will &c
into camp near Middle Island, next
week.
Mr.. JOE BALTzER and Miss Kate
Armbruster were united ia matrlmOny
at st. Alpnonsus Church yesterday
evening.
A PORTION OF the roof and smoke
stake Of the Superior machine works,
North Wheeling, were blown down night
before last.
The postottice will be open to day from
: TO $50 A. NJ. The carriers will make
but ole delivery and one collection, and
that will be in the morning.
Tue Hinge Factory shut down yes
terdsy until the Both inst, at which time
it will start up in full force. 1t has run
for l35 days without stopping.
YESTERDAY workmen were engaged
in replacing root on the house IN East
Wheeling which WAS destroyed by the
falling OF the Zane street church cLpslo,
EFFORTS are being made to have u
stay OF proceedings granted in the case
of Freclsnd, who was sentenced to life
Imprisonment by the Wetzel county
court.
Parsons, the photographer, has taken
over sixty views OF Col. Thomas Horn
brooks park for use in u stereoscoPe, which
are MS fine views rs can be ioInd any
where.
THE Normal school Board of Regents
will meet at the Superintendent OF
Sch ools office next Saturday and appoint
teachers tor the different normal schools
for the coming scholastic year.
WHILE wOrkInen were engaged III re.
pairing some of the machinery OF the
Upper Riverside mill yesterday, the cog
wheel on the crane broke letting q heavy
drive wheel down, which came very
near falling on the workmen.
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The Concert.

The concert which. was given in the
lecture room of the Church Of the I'm.
msculate Conception, last week, was n
financial success, over seventy dollars
having been cleared. Professors Vol
kenrsth, Charles Burg, Mrs. Sullivan and
Miss Emma Hsgan were the principal
musical performers Miss Hsgsu, who
has volunteered her time for the past two
wears as orgsnist of this church, was the
recipient of number of bouquets after
the concert. She has resigned her posi-
non and j. teaching music. Mrs. Sulli-
van has been appointed IN her place.
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ard his bundle OF atiidsvits and stout"
article, hoping that he may not succeed
in deluding the people of Belmont county
with his nonsensicsl theory of ghosts and
ghoste.scs,' as has the girl whom we have
exposed. Hoping that our readers will
excuse the attention we have given the
matter, inasmuch as we have fully eI-
posed it, we for the present bid final
sdieu 70 spirits and spirituslism.
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Personalities.

Rev :. b. BsrnitZ, has our thanks for
programme of tbs coming session Of
Lakeside Sabbath School Assembly,
whioh convenes near Putin Bay on the
10 inst.
Prot. Monroe, the phreLologiSt, hiss
been mesmerizing some OF the boys about
tue city, atfordlng considerable smuse-
ment to the spectators.
Mrs. Frieud, mother of Mr.. kenne dy
Friend, Is lying dangerously i'll at her
residence in North Wheeling
Mrs. Simon Bser died at her residence
on Main street last evening.
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NOTICE.

CITY % WHEELiNG. MAY. . UFt....I
WHEELISG, ". "a. JuIs q Ir..
Public motto ~ hereby given iup '.r
following section Of the r.fr n.I.H.u.r boo
relation 70 On"uc'-, aIII Doe uE.aiE go
forced upon tn" approaching iH 'ay "i
July,aud ~ other iIul-:
''SEC. ~. II shall be- unlawful ior hU}
person 10 IRE or dlscharEr within such
parts at tn" city, which arc ~ shan
be laid out into lot, or within ne
hundred f.. Of said limit, any cannon,
gun. pistol or n" arms, D ans rrt's"f-
EpDib rocket or fire WoTas, except b. Boo .H
case Of necessity, or iu Ia" dis .uar-r Oh.
some public duty, or at a military pfffd'
by order Of the officer Ia command, OF
with the permls .iOu ~ the Mayor Dr The
city. ANDREW j. SWEE' ~,
luz Mayor,
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4 Challenge.

SO many extraordinary phenomens
have recently been alleged to have oc.
Cured in connection with what are
termed spiritual influences that the
sincere investigator has been deferred
from endesvoring to ascertain their &C.
tus. causes, but we are authorized to
stat. on behalf of u responsible gentle
man OF this city that he Will forfeit the
sum OF one hundred dollars for any al
legged supernatural occurrences which
can be repeated in his presence, under
proper conditions OF examination.
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Surprised.

Last evening At five o'clock, Mr..
james \. Dunning. superintendent Of
the hinge factory, was presented with q
very handsome gold-headed cane by the
workmen of the factory. Mr.. john Rob.
inson, one of the hands in the establish.
ment, made the presentation speech, and
was responded to by MIR. Cunning in sn
easy and eloquent speech Of ten minutes
length. The cane was purchased OF
Messrs. Hebrsuk X Bro, who engraved
it with the following inscription: Pre-
scented to j, \. Dunning By the en-
ployes OF the Wheeling hinge factory.
July 3, 1871
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLEEK = OFFICE, CRY oF WHEEi $50. ;
July End, lss'. (
Public notice In hereby given Ia 81 per
sons Interested that the Assessors elect q
Dy the Council OF the City Of Wheeling
have completed their assessment Tor in'
year aud maze return ther0ofto my IN
Any person wishing 10 appeal from tn.l
a sessment or desiring any correction
mpdc, Will appear at the City Building
before the BOARD Of Equalization aud 4.
p"als. on the 5,h day II July IN, a. q
o'clock \. a., r. the said board viii meet
a. Ihai time at tn" said Ciiy binding Poo
h"sr al. object OUS ~ ftld r-s's,Iu"u' H.'
revise and correct me same.
ALEX. rPDIGH AfI.
lu2 or, l.,..
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following WAS the transaction in
real estate recorded in the office of the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made July "a, BY Richard ).
Hopkins and wife to Amelis 5. Woods
s acres, 2 rods and "a poles of land, be-
ing sll of lot No. 1, of the GROCER estate
ar Elm Grove, Ohio county, for &c.
900
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THE COZ R1S.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
fereut Judiciary Bodies.

SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREENE, HAY
MOND, JOHNsoN, AND MOORE.
The case OF Miller VS.. Citizens Insur.
snce Company, Jones VS.. Reid, State VS.
Charlton. and State vs.. Alum were sub
mitted.
The case OF Pugh vs. Richards was
dismissed on account of failure to print.
Colonel Benjs Wilson was admit
ted TO practice on motion of Mr.. Lsmb
Adjourned until Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case OF McClsry, We. Rouse, in
chaDcery. Arguments were made by
Caldwell, Cochran and Peck, and Trsinor
OF Steubenvile, and the cause submitted
TO the Court for consideration.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUrGE CRANMER.
Samuel Lsughlin, ct. a., VS.. John j.
Jones, ct al, in chsncery. Case argued
and submitted TO the court,
Adjourned until Thursday At 10
o'clock.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRASAER.
Richard Psch tor using abusive Ian
guage toward John Dix, was fined t%o
dollars and Costs Paid.
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Election Officers.

Virginia Lodge No. 4, Amalgsmsted
Iron and Steel Workers, has elected
John Strobe, President; C. d. Tnomp-
son. Vice President; VIM. Hall, Finsn-
cisl Secretary; A. r. Ray, Recording
Secretary, and Melvin Hall, Representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge, which meets at
Columbus next month.
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R0APITAL, RESTAURANT.
At'hreling Geglstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

The University OF Wooster.
Base Ball-Fair Grounds.
Ice Cream-Mrs. ZIegenteIder.
Splendid Opportunity to WIN For
tune.
Legal Notice.
Mosquito Csnopies.
Report OF Deaths Occurring in Wheel
ing.
Dog Collars-Chss. A Kryter.
Proposals tor Building Sheritf's House
and Jail First Page.
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RAse Rail.

The following picked nine will play
the Standards this afternoon, at the Fair
GROUNDS: Barckley, catcher; Mofett,
pitcher; Smith, first base; ellis, short
stop; Berger, left field; Tappan, centre
field; Rhule, second base; LOOMS. right
field; Johnson, third bsse.
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PIANOS FOR BEGISSERs.-Severs
good 8 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music tor sale or rent on easy terms, St
ADAMS i Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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Broken Loose.

The ferry boat At Bensons Ferry was
broken loose from its landing during the
Storm of Monday night, and was blown
"a far down the river " the "Narrows,'
W here it WAS caught and tied up, without
snv materisl damage.
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WE WILL mi mail dg one ,s , ,

WE VIII mail one and Oue-hali don
W. WILL en- Of the most beautiful
new ChromOs, IN French oil color, ever
seen TOR 81 %, They are mounted In sXlD
black enamel and gold mats, oval open
ing, and Outscll anything now before the
public. satisfaction guaranteed. Two
sam plc, for y cents, or six for " Gems.
send 10 cents tor grand illustrated cata-
logue with Chrome OF Moonlight on the
Rhine, or ~ cents tor two Landscapes and
Gala Lilies on black ground. !. LATH-
MAN & CO., ilg Washington 81, Boston,
NJ Mas, Head aartetrs tor a FORTUNE
Art work Je5eg Sep Oct
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Truth is mighty and Wi. prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
At j. w. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints. to .
cents; A Chintz, S cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. al other goods
10 proportion.
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Resigned.

Prot. Vokenrath VINO has been con-
nec.ed with the st. AlphoRsss Catholic
schools in this citv tor the past nine
wears, hss resigned his charge and Is now
teaching music.
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Honest Alter All

Nj. Jacob Hepburn, the travelling
salesman for Simpson X Reid, who YVES
thought to have been u ieiaulIer through
his own misguided judgement, hss paid
over To- the hrm the amount charged
against him, and now ssands before the
public an honest man, a the following
will show:
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty Of the Uni.
vcrsi'y OF Virginia a. our of the best
Training schools IN TIA" - TIA.
The Session OF 1878, VIII open SEPT.
9th, 1877. with full corps of Instructors,
and iull and thorough instruction In all
Departments.
re Write for Catalogue.
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THE SPENCERIAN
S TIE Ell p E NJ S

a.rNarie'ies suited TO every style OF
writing. For sale by the trade generally.
Sample Card, containing one each Of
the Fifteen Num terS, by mail, on receipt
OF - cents.
IVISON, BRAKEMAN. TAYLOR & co.
rs and lip, Grand street, y.
mylS-Oaw-2Uw
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The Elm Grove street Car Company
engaged twenty more horses and
three more ears for to-day. and
ShaIlcross will run six large Busses
TO supply NeuhauseD's Garden with
cuhIOmerN.
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NEUHAUsES sivertises his Garden eX-
tensively. Why? Because be wants
the people to know his Improvements
and attractions.
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EVERYBODY speaks CT Neuhsusen's
preparations for the July celebration.
His efforts are the only one worth men
tioning.
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nhi.c,.ud Chn-,,,er This

object and Char 'ctcr.-JhlS school Is
modelled, in It's courses and methods of
instruction, rs far a. possible after tn"
University Of Va, and Is designed T. /. e.
pare young men for that Institution. Bat
at the same time tn- course OF Instruction
is 50 thorough and 50 complete, EN- DTac-
ing as II does all the branches Of k4Owl-
edge belonging 10 finished lucatiOn,
that thpS" VINO prefer 10 do 50 can here
perfectly qualify themselves Tor immcdl-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities OF
life.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cents At
j. ". Ferrels.
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1T LOUIS, July 8.-Arrived-Chlns,
Joe Kinney, Dolphin, Lizzie Bayiiss,
Golden cage. Departed-GoIden E'gle,
Belle s. Louis, Cambridge, Grand Tow
er, Liz Bayliss. River rose i inches.
Weather clear and warm.
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
V. Blends.
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THE HEATED TERM-PutrOnS " the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Cf the United States, post PAID, at
dte.n cents per ,Ceek. Bear this IN mind
,ohen departing from the city for summer
-
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JUST received, lot of Children
Shoes of the latest styles, A. l.. v
Bonds.
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KRAMER's tuII orchestra will play to-
day in Neuhsusen's Gsrder, this signI
ties the best music.
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REMEMBER that IN unfsvorsble
weather only Neuhsusen'S Garden az
lords sufficient protection and comfort
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-04

Owners OF Horses and Buggies
please remember the Grand Concert
and Ball at NenhOusen's Garden TO-
night.