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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14
SRilin. PATTY.

Tired nature is seldom ever 50 recu-
parated to weary man a. WAS the case
last evening when party Of ladies and
gentlemen repaired to the wharf where II
treat of fun and pleasure awaited them.
CAPTAIN Stewart was there standing IN
the stern of his handsome little pleasure
BOAT, with guide pole in hand waiting
for the last couple Of number who,
were announced to sail for Martin Fer
nv. ON his excellent little craft. Soon the
command OF "shove off, wa gwen by
tbe Captain, who played captain pilot
cook. mate and N fact chiel man o.
the occasion. As the little craft,
loaded with human freight, frescoeu with
feminine beauty, and plastered with
manly ugnness, sped swiftly over the
waters of the Ohio, q shout OF music and
song arose from the merry crowd. After
the boats destination had been reached
She was pointed homeward, aud soon
arrived vt the wharf, where each one
stepped upou Terra frna, and felt CRATE
full 10 Capt. Stuart by returning msny
thanks for bis generosity. The Captain
is quite iavorlte with his little boat,
with which ne is ever ready to accom-
modate his friends.
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Another sscapadc.

Yesterday, while Superintendent Syl-
Wis. of the work house, ard Officer
Mshoney were out working with the
prisoners, james Isguer, Patrick Car
new and Edward Beall, who had been
LIFT in the building, made their escape
through the roof BY tearing OFT large
plank from the ceiling. The parties were
afterwards recaptured in North Wheel
ilg and again locked up. One o: then
broke an arm IN descending from Tire
root of the building to the ground. They
AT, each undergoing sentence OF thirty
d Tvs tor card playing, and were only
locked up Ssturd y morning.
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Ihe Wheeling Qua rdS.

This company met ut their srmory at
the old city hall last night, forty. four
members answering at roll call. Amor z
other business transacted their list OF OIL
GERS Was revised IS follows: Captain, +
II. Miller; First Lieutenant, Henry Rose;
Second Lieutenant. W. Fl. Riieyi FIRST
Sergeant, Jos. H. Percell; Second, Ihos.
Fee; Third, j. A Britt; Fourth, j. a.
Garry; Fifth, Jas. Ross; First Corporal,
Chas. Cook; Second, Jos. Wallace;
Third, }. &. Marks; Fourth, Chas. Mar
low. The company also adopted the
Zouave style of uniform, consisting OF red
Turkish cap with white tsssel; blue shirt
and Jacket, the latter embroidered with
white; red bloomer pants aud white leg
ings. The Committee on Uniforms re.
ported that they had called on the
various tailors in the city and re-
ceived the following bids: j. IL. Stall
man, Jacket, shirt and pants,
Sl2 per man; cap and leggins, 1892 per
man extra F. Budke, same bid. } ).
Rhodes, cloth Tor fifty or more uniforms,
81 40 per man; cutting aud making up
SL25 extra; cap and legAins, same u
others. After due deli5eratIon the propo-
sjtion OF Mr.. Rhodes Was accepted, ard
toe meeting adjourned. The company
now has q total membership of fifty, and
starts out under favorable auspices.
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The Cheapest Roof i. the Gravel Ro o

George Crumbacker, of this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on grave.
roofs in the most improved method, AMI
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both rs to resisting ire aud turning
water. The tar used Is put through n
process that frees it from OIL and bolzo,e,
and no matter how great the heat, i! will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
OF every conceivable pitch. NJ. Crum-
oacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers tor sale
at the lowest rates. This roo: has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postoHice or
call At his establishment, head OF Ism
ard Wood streets All orders promptly
attended 20.
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TRUTH Is mighty ana will prevail, ths.
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets AZ"
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to .
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, = cents All other goods
n proportion.
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diver SemN.

The mari, last eg.uiGg showed feet
s inches.
The Marnct Bpy ley. lJr Natam,ra-
Yesterday
The Science departed Yesterday Tor
Park
The Tempcs, arrives and departed
Yesterday, IA pKce Of the Telegram III
The Clsrlrrlol trade.
Ne.otaS,cr. At. row perd.ng to h.v,
the A,Grr O. N,..l t. 20 intotle Pafkers
bur- trade in place of the Ragon.
We take the following from ,ur X
cAaugc., giving the whereabouts OF the
Wheeling boats durlns the present low
stag" OF water, and other Interesting river
news:
The Mai. City will probably load a.!
Cincinnati for New Orleans.
The Granite State Is running between
Pomeroy and Cincinnati.
The wharfage collections at Cincinnati
for the week amounted to S94 20.
The steamer w. /. Thompson has On
tered the Cincinnati and Pomeroy trade.
The steamer Andes has been char-
tered to run between CINCINNATI and
Pomeroy.
The I'D. Hobbs and tow have lad up
ut Battery Rock, opposite Caseyvll.e.
The Jacob Hcathorington has gone to
Madison to raise, If possible, the suuken
Calumet
"' Cover" ''.y ,I uIIoS'''s's C",' ana .
''"'-' "'' SUI III uS'"S ~ ""''P'"'
's.a"u'
cionati IN Fr,5ay, Sbe viii nr.,,'lv
load th,.n New Orleans.
pLn, rt..rs. Voorn of M. ,,es,,ar
Gao Ir.la hss rf,n,sd hi. re.iInrco
franz T,I,onvi,Ie ONO 70 AIIegbenv
City.
An officer OF lle Fsuchon says that
Captain Hemmenwsv gees 10 the Oaio
to build a bos, suitable for the Little
Horn river.
The new steamer Emma Graham vii!
enter the Clrcinnati ana Pomeroy trade
until there Is sum -ieht water Tor her 20
reach PlltSbuFs.
Once more Capt. VIM. List, OF the
Hudson Is receiving bids Tor new SIDE
$50. ..J, s.'", 'o' t"' ga i@,i a,'
- $50 49, ~ -. ,bo NV. ~ Sora -. ,L'
" ,'' - " ": In hr,o, Mil 80, 49, o. pa
rra.a ,s Tho P.',o1 :, tho ps, -,
irS5o r,lI,v She raavas ~ io,21 ~
,,nr,ir-
IorIsvIrIr A,gus. WsatYa-
cIlniv ard rnoI Re- mi'io, 2 90,
inches in the canal
-. 80 p
CIHClNNAtl' Angus. 10 Ih'Ver lee'
ana stationary DePAr y n a.le hoQP'
81, A'Aa's@ ~ 'i ,,.,. , n'a'9 rams ms
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NEIuHRo, FOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
Rr.s;NHsh is increasing.


BUSINESS is increasing.
TIE Nail Works Will go on next
week.
TIE city lookup is empty and good
order prevails.
Mr.. n. G. HOWARD is happy. It's u
A pound girl.
HE window glss, works will resume
operations to-day.
Miss KATE ARCHIBALD, OF Wheeling,
is visiting friends in town.
The Board 0. Directors of the street
car line meet this evening.
CAR. G. G. 5. Baron left yesterday
morning FOR the east on u business trip.
The Light Guards held their regular
monthly meeting ut the barracks last
night.
"NICK o THE WOODS was repeated
last night tor the Deneht Of the ST. Johns
Catholic church at this P ace.
The Commissioners appointed by Gov
| ernor Young, some time since, tor the
purpose OF locating the tobacco ware
house, will meet at Cambridge o.dsy Tor
the purpose of making final arrange
ments As to the permanent location Of the
establishment.
THE wOrkingmen will hold meetin 2
at Crisweps Hall, Gravel Hill, this even
ing. The meeting is for the purpose OF
organizing workingmsns party, and
10 consider the best course to pursue to
protect their Interests. Good speakers
val be present and address the meeting.
The annual convention of Disciples
will be held in BeiIaire, commencing
tomorrow NJ T.. ", and continuing five
day- Rev. Isaac Erret, editor Of the
Christian Standard, Rev. Robert Molie-t,
State Evangelist, and other ministers.
will be present A large gathering Is
expected.
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Police COurI.

The following cases We're disposed OF
before this court yesterday, Judge Gran.
mer presiding:
John Anderson, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs Paid.
Henry Henderson, drunk, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
VIM. Swami, disorderly, fined one
dollar and costs. Paid.
l.. Llndelbsrger, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Paid.
Patrick Quinn, drunk, fined two dol.
lars and costs. Paid.
John Sims, drunk, fined two do lars
and costs. Committed tor thirty days.
The cases against Henry Ritter, Bryan
Halpin and John Q Adams, for disorder
~ conduct, were continued until this
morning at 9! o'clock.
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Runaway

Yesterday evening, team OF horses
attached to d sewing machine wagon con-
tanning two machines, took fright, ~
Bsnson's Ferry, and ran away. After
running about quarter OF mile
at 8 frighttul rate OF speed, both
horses and wagon were prec'pltated over
the bank and the wagon and machines
completely demolished, and one Of the
horses slightly injured. The outfit WAS
owned BY the Howe machine company.
Messrs. Hall and Mcfarland, of Ballaire,
who were in the wagon at the time the
horses took fright, escaped injury by
Jumping out before the vehicle went over
the embsnknent.
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MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING

,ron, the effects of the warm weather ana
are debilitated, are advised by physician
70 take moderate amounts OF WHISKY wv
ar three times during The day. In lltIi
while those who adopt this advice re
nnently increase the numi'er OF "drlhks
and i'm time become confirmed inebrlaies.
a beverage which will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and when Is in
tended especially for the benetit OF ueplli
I ,ted persons, whether at home or ABROAD
rs Dr.. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic ConI
tanning the juices of many meulclnaI
herbs. this preparation does not create an
appetite for the intoxicating cup lh'
nDurishing and the lite-supportinS pro-
n ,rties of many valuable natural proluC-
tI)ns contained la IL and well knowh 10
medical Iaen have most Strengthening
influence. 4 single bottle OF the Ionlc
will demonstrate It's valuable qualilI1s.
For debility Arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause Whatever,
EinegIasstul OF Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach,
create Sn appetite tor W wholesome iOod' 10
ALI who are about leaving their homes, We
desire to saw that the excellent effects OF
Dr, SchencH's StaSonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, ar. par
ticularly evident when taken by th"st
who ore injuriOuSly affected by chshse
of water and diet No person should !eavt
home without taking supply OF Ihest
safeguards along For sale by all Drug
Ist agl
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Additional Renurns.

Clerk of the Beard OF Commits
sioners Deiters, yesterday received re
turns from Precinct No. ,, Triadelphis
district, making the returns for that DIS.
trct complete, rs follows: Precinct No
: superintendent o! Schools. John &.
Esrrls II, j. {. Maxwell 33, John w
Hauchcr ., Brooke Hedges 4. President
Board of Education, DR.. j. II. Storer 46,
j r. Smith School Commissioner,
John Pfarr 50, Joseph Bedillon >, r
A McCabe 2. For School levy 81;
agar st 3 Rlchland district and Precinct
No. 8, Liberty district, have yet to be
heard from.
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THE ". & KY. x. Il.
The Prospects Ahead - Colonfs's
Looking for Locations Al Dg the

Looking for Locations ALI the
Line.
The good results OF the election on
Tuesday last, insofar as the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling aud and Kentucky road is
concerned sre already being felt No
sooner did the good news flash over the
wires to distant points Of the results OF
tue election, Ioretelling the certain an
speedy completion OF the road, than the
ewes of hundreds were at once turned
towards the garden spot through which
the road runs with view to locating 10
West Virginia along the line OF the road
The following, received by Capt. John
Mcclure, speaks for itself, and Is evil
dence conclusive OF the great good this
State will derive from this valuable out
let:
PITT BURGH, SoUTH SIDE, Aug. !.
DEAR Sir would like 10 find II
there is any lat adjacent to your pro
posed railroad that could be obtained 1t
| \ reason able figure would be suitable for
a small colony We number about fifty
| families, composed of the best society ana
! first class mechanics with some Few
farmers. We are DESTROYS Of locating in
VEST Virginia, but are not particular
where If we cannot get land this SIDE
! of Wheeling, We will go west of 1t. 1t
wa take long Tor US to settle, AS all are
industrious and used to hard work,
| and | know If we are successful
tnat it will be the means of causing 9TH
ers TO locate there. Business being de
pressed causes US to seek new homes.
| That we are what we claim, | refer you
to G r. Mayer, city treasurer, K, Nj.
Snodgrass Controller. Hoping to hear
from you, remain,
w. II. BARR.
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The University Of Wooster.

ID V. \. \. f. TAYLOR, d. D., PRESI-
IL dent. Collegiate and preparatory De
ngrfmer,ts i'm successful operation. Twelve
capable and rNptT eucca Professors ana
teachers. Nearly 200 students. Classical
Philosophical and Scientific Courses
graded 10 the standard of astern colleges.
French and German taught thorOuEhLl'
Moral and religious Influences prevalent.
Location healtuiul, building ana appara-
rus new expenses very low. Optn 10 students
Of either ser. Fall term opens september l..
send tor a catalogue before going z. Sc
where. Address the President, wooster
ohio jyiegraw
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In our report Of the Iron and Steel
Workers Convention At Columbus,
which appeared 10 Yesterdays paper, we
omitted the NAMES OF The delegates from
this city, as follows: James Carol,
David Rees, y. l.. Wells, VIM. O'Neill,
james Matthews, Michael Crogan, and
A. Nj. Hall. L. conversation with sew
al of the delegates Yesterday, they were
l,ud in their praise OF General Thomas,
who entertained them ST his residence
with royal SPLENDID, and consider him q
trle friend OF the wcrEingmen.
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select school.

MO. I3 THIRTEENTH STREET.
Miss ewham beg to inform her friends
and the public il Is her intention 10 con-
tfuun her school at the above addrg -.
Course OF IN tTuctIous includes French.
Miss Y. would be pleased 10 add 10 the
number OF pupils now Ntudyng with her
in prepare ion Tor college.
Lessons in French during The vacation.
Terms, SlU: pupils under twelve, SOD
iNlUl. I-STb
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CAPITAL. s25O.ooC
JpHN z. BOTSFORD, PressGsn.,
GEO. ADAMS, CGShiC-.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
successor 10
THE FIRST NATIONAL IA = Is
OF WHEELING.

This Bank IS Organized anu prepared ~
transact the busiaeSs OF banking In al Us
details. ~ ..
II succeeds the First National Bank a..
Wheeling; Is owned by the same snare
holders, and is under the same manage
meut. ..-.,
Ey carefully regarding the interests 90 i''
,orrrSpoudeutS and deqositoTN, ana ON "
lrolauI and faithful execution OF lht.i
wishes. il hopes To merit their esteem END
confidence.
Not and Bills discounted.
col cuous made or ali points through
out United States.
Del II accounts subject To check
sight, received from banks, bankers hih
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit Issued payao1' on
demand, or al fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS.
l0EN h. BOIsFyED -. Il. SaNFsNN'
JACOB :. RHODES, NH. !. TURNER
WM. 4. lSETT, d"'N /. fohh',
A. NJ. ADAMS, q. I. DE"hir
Henry VI. HARPER my
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STsAroTOS VIRGINIA

with over Twenty teachers and officers,
ranks among The frs, schools for young
ladies i'm the Urired states. I'm the h,aut-
ul Valley OF Virginia, i1r-iamed for
health. Attended by pupils from fifteen
to twenty States. Great economy IN eN-
pcuseS required Session opens sept. %,
ISL Board and Tuition for en- ire ScuoiaS-
tic year $40. For catalogue and full in
formation, address Rev. w. a. II AkRIS,
u. D., Pre- ,ldDnt, StauntOn, Va. JNECgrD
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes list received
At l.. v Bonds.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction in resi- estate
was recorded in the county clerks Office
Yesterday
Deed made August :, 1877, from Lewis
STeineberg and wife, to VIM. Ranka,
the north half OF lot No. IS, Caldwelps
addition to the city; for $1,000.
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Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. q. W. c. LEE, PreSt. Full courses
of instruction in Class cal, Literary ana
Scientlric studies. ana in the Professional
departments of Law and Civil Engineer
ing.
the next session will open September
9TH and close june 18th. Total expenses,
exclusive OF booas and clothing, need not
exceed $40: messing they may be re-
duned 90 500 or S22J.
For full information by catalogue or cir
cular address WALTER BOW lE,
iy.Degrb Clerk OF Faculty.
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affecting 9eg'stcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 90 New advertisements.

Csrpets-Frieud s. Son.
Down Agsin-Cummine " Woods.
Small Protits--John Friedel.
Grand Turtle Soup Lunch-Loms
Seldier.
Office of F., w. & X. Railroad.
Auction Sale Of Furniture.
Notice-H,nry uuuning.
For Marietta and Psrkersburg-
Steamer &. w HorubroOk.
Grand Picnic.
For Rcnt-Drsirabie Dwelling.
Stone CsmeCs-Jacob w. Grub.
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THE HEATED TERM-P0tronS he
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United States, post pad, at
dnecn c.nts pes.i,ccek. Bear this in mind
tcher departing honl thescity. for a summer
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LADIES, SEMINARY.
S,eubenyiIIe, 0 Female Seminary,
Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. o. Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty OF the Uni.
versity of Virginia A. one Of the best
Training schools IN the SO.th.
The Session OF ISIS, vi open Sept.
oath, 1877. with a Jul corps Of Instructors.
and fui, and thorough obstruction In All
DepaTt mtu,S.
BB-Wriic tor Catalogue.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes OF the latest styles, at l.. v.
Blends.
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nIicctnnd Chnrncter.

object and ChRrncteP.-ThisS School is
modelled, in its courses and methods OF
University OF Va, and is designed - pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time IN . course Of instruction
is so thorough and 50 complete, emD.ac-
ing as II does all the branches OF kuOwI-
edge belonging IL a finished education,
that those VINO prefer - DO 80 can here
perfectly qualify themselves tor INN edi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities Of
life.
Course of study is A. comp etc and
thorough q that OF any institution in the
State, following the most approved meth
DDS, and embracing a full course In the
following departments OF study: ]. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages 3. The Modern Lam
guag-S. !. Fur, Mathematics. Applied
Mathematics, q ID and Mining Engineer
ing. b. Tn" Na'Vrt Sciences. :. Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping.
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CONDENSED TINE TABLE.

u DEPARTURES OF TRAINS,
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FPEap EppOrt,

Itwss ZEN, r,gorted on the streets,
yesterday lat I... Gfitt, Esther OF he
unfortunate young lady who attempted
suicide last week, had shot himself, Al
Steubenville, on receipt OF the news OF
his daughters attempt to take her own
life. The report Is evidently false, as the
following in answer TO the inquiry from
this office will show:
STEUBENvILLE, August Is
Special TO the Register.
Have made exhaustive inquiries, but
no one knows anything OF the suicide.
John Britt is unknown in Steubenville.
G.
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EXCHANGE BANK
NOTICE.

4 CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATES
Y having been granted "a tie under
signed 10 become "A corporation uud Do,
name OF the "BrlmOnt Nail Works mi.
is u give notice that the Or general
meeting OF the stockhol" Of uch cor.
pora'iun VIII be held "a inc ONCE Of rho
Belmont Nail Works Company. iu the
city of Wheeling. on the 20 h day OF
August, A. u. 1877, at = o'clock =. 81
HENRY MOORE,
NIrHAEL rElLLG.
THOMA- O'BRIEN,
ROBERT LfHt,
ANDREW WILSON,
W. &. HAFDLAN,
iySI0aWra ]. u. DUBOIS.
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Down! Down Down 60 Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
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BANKS.
,-,,-, JOSEPH SEYBoL'-
- rrsT GIBSON LAME,
-, 49, HARRY ". LIST
BANK OF HEELiNG,
WHEELING, W. Va.

THEtl NC, ". Va.
-.,,, 500 ace
stocL holders Personally Llapi"
aud Il, presenting Oyers5oO'oo0-
,E, EWES DEPOSITS AND pI~
n counts Paper. .,a
Deals in Gold. silver 'h
sterling EXCHANGE. $500
sells drafts on England Ireland r ram
Germany and other prominent F''.>
Europe. S..,,.. r,ry
BUYS and sells Government 9'3'-' 'i.'
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special deposits.
Special attention given 10 GHttCttous'
o. LAMB, Cashier,
los. SEY BOLD, ASSiStTsl CGShisr'.
4ulj
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PUBLIC OPINION.

what the Drnggis's ana Cigar Deal
crs Propose TO DO.
Editors OF the Register:
The druggists and some OF the cigar
makers propose to make application by
petition TO Squire Phillips for pcrmis
sion to supply their friends with cigars
on Sunday hereafter. They say they are
even willing to allow the Justice small
JonuS Tor Ills pr,y..rZ., and believe
they will re.a bis compassionate heart
in this WAY y
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
MEANWHILE, PA

The College year will open Sept, 18TH.
The Preparatory school VIII open - ne
day. .,.,,,,
Boarding on cooperative pans 'yI i.
- n fo = Ua. lncludiu- all items. Sell
boarding cheaper. Board IN families nom
~ UI 10 $50.
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WE WII mail one and one-hali don.
WI WILL en- II the most beautiful
new ChrOmos, IN French oil color, ever
seen tor VI, They are mounted In sxlO
black enamel and gold mats, oval OPEN
Ing, and Outseli anything now before the
public. Satisfaction guaranteed. Two
samples for ~ cents, or six for " cents.
send 10 cents tor grand illustrated cata-
lDguc with Chrome OF Moonlight on the
Rhine, or % cents for two Landscapes and
ca. "A Lilies on black ground. J. LATE-
MAN . CO., 40 Washington ~, Boston
G HaS aSIEI aagfaSnss s%E A FORTUNE
Art Works. Je5eg Sep & Ocf
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TUITION FREE.

Contingent Fee SO per Term. -Four
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improvements extensive; patronage last
wear IS per cent over previous year; caO4'
nets and libraries equal 20 the hest. APP
ply 10 Presii lent BUGBEEO or 10 the SecTe-
tary tor Catalogue or information
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

Coop black Kid Gloves tor 80 cents ST
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