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remedy general debility. uterine i..., -.
chIlls and fever, d. Spcp,a. coag.p,r..
govt, rheumatism, and other i! n.at,
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The following transactions III real estate
were recorded IN the county clerks Office
Saturday:
Deed made October 18th, by W. H
Bailey and wife to j n. Pipes, for Ger
tain tract OF land ~ South Wheeling
tor 800,
Deed made October 9th, by Albert
Nolte TO George SteiDgraber, for lot No
In Square No. IS, South " heeIinG, for
$500.
Deed made October 18th, by John +
Clator aud vie to Joseph c. Black, Tor
the east twenty feet Of lots mum bered l6t
and 1877 in Z4ne's addition TO the CITY OF
Wheeling, Tor 1925.
Deed made October 24tb, by p. W
Bosley to Walter Buckley, for part OF
lot No. 81 in ChurchiPs addition TO the
city OF Wheeling for 1850.
Deed made October 25th, by John Z
ClRlor and wife 10 CGthsrlue B. Green
for. II part OF lots numbered 1916 and 1877
in Zane's addition 20 the city o; Wheel
ing, for 1925.
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Opera Rouse.


Robert Nc Wade 60 sturday night Robt
McWsde appeared at the Opera house in
his new play, written by himself, entitled
"The Fern" The play was not
what was expected by any means
but q great deal OF the fault lies with
the fact that the company have only
played it few times, and that Mr.. Nc
Wade has not vet revised it TO suit the
stage. While the play may be remod-
eled so rs to take reasonably well with
the public, one thing ia certain, Mr.. Nc.
Wade had by far better stick to old "Trip
Van Wrinkle than to essay TO sustain
the lsurels slresd Y gained by "a uucer-
tain venture. He is a conscientious ac-
tor, however, and We would like to See
him make success of his new role.
John Rroughuua.-To-night this popu-
lar actor opens at the Opera house in
"Plsying With Fire" this being his fare
well tour, The New York Graphic
thua spesks of him; "Tne announce
nent Of the retirement from the stage Of
Mr.. John Broughan, bss excited a
widespread interest among theaire-goers.
With the withdrawal Of the veteran
actor and drsmstist from these "garish
lights iorevermore," great and distinct
individuality among the players OF the
present century will fade into memory,
and one OF the last links that bind the
thostre OF to-day 70 ahe theatre OF the
past Will be cut sssuuder."
Joe Uurphy-Who appears at the
Opera House on Wednes day and
Thursday evenings OF this week, supported
by one ol the finest companies travelling,
has been playing through the east TO
crowded houses We find the following
notice N the y, Y.
Herald during bis engagement in that
city, at the Grand Opera House. "Mr
Murphy gave Gil excellent rendering of
the part snd made very favorable I'M
preston. Mr.. Murphy is one of the few
ol the Irish peasant
character who is neither boisterous or
stacy, and the pathetic interest OF his
Dan O'Hsrs deserves recognition. The
sale OF seats for Mr.. Murphy's engage
lnent will commence At the Box office
this morning at niue o'clock
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French Election.

PARIS, October 2S.-Tho second bal
lots Tor members Of the Chamber OF
Deputies in tho ACCOMPLISHMENTS where
the result was not decided October l4th,
took place to-day. The returns, so far
~ received, show that the following can
dldates have been elected: Count de
Suppe, Legitimist and Government can
didate, IN place ct Bsrthe, Republican
member OF the late Chamber; NJ. Char
lemayne, Government candidate, defeat
ing Bottard, Republican m mber of the
late Chamber.
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River News.

M. ,,-Lo -, ,bo landing last eyanipp
49, 10 10 @ 60 ;,ohos
'"T TIE 0,SesI ' tc,s,tad for Pittsburgh on
SATURDAY..
The Express departed tor Cincinnati,
with a big trip, about o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Courier departed on Saturday LOT
Par, r.Narc She Will be foi'oWed To-
day by the Express.
TIE Aude- from Cincinnati, Is due up
to dsv.
The W. ii. Harrison passed up Sstur-
day morning with tow OF railroad ties
The OeILn, light drSught craft mas
been Chartered Tor the " heeilhg ana
Steubenyi"" trtae. o,-.
The Rsgon II {" day - reFuiSr rSrNsrs'
turg packet. .
lac Market boy leaves LOT ""'' '''o' o.
~ IT, 1H.'V 49, " 10y 90 h.. b.er rurcbssed by
49, poo,Id7s paolot 10 incprnorated AZ
we w l oUp'E Y OF isst snd ;nstrsd of 20.
:" Sc ,ba p;t,sbnrob md Cincinnati
ihs IH'o VIZ .,,"I yVad,osdsy che
Ir"ue' !" IoP'' .0u =" 80 -, 80, u,aor
W." ply Z" ,'-'4'"' p D. IA for
C'n',',"'' -. I,-I n, -, ',, a;tor stoc Of tbe
o oa,n m,y, XIX :,I G0a 49, Ga,n.G6s
0' ,., no ,.iuo,
, I'h'B y, Ro, 'S 80, Do "a n
, SS,'.s 'J Eana,,a S IrnIYsZ1o valley.
,. - c'ooro r6 nyaessnt
.'''''' -, ...
MEMPHIS, octooer On ne r'Set e, io' =
8 Inchce u day, and now stanuS o tee' y
lncbes. Weather clear mercury 30 ueg'
Arr'VedIha'.le No","i m.,t n'vs.' 60 -
D'pn,1eu- I'o'|s, t,e% ci,, ST. =, ronis
40 'icKsoursi I"P''a' wy ~ i'0u'''
lAcIHNArI, Ortvber 28;-hiVef 4 lee'
7 inches and Tis'ng. weather Clear
Arrived empest, W heeihS' DePai'
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings In the DIf-
terent Judicial Bodies
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELvI,

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case OF Zspe ys. oawteu was the
only oue before this court Saturday. The
case was given To the Jury in the after
noon, but no verdict was returned up 10
the time Of adjournment
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER
Daniel Richie, disorder!y, fined one
dollar and costs Execution suspended
on payment OF costs
Mary Zimmerman, ysgrsncy tined
five dollars and costs. Execunon sns-
pended, defendant agreeing 10 leave the
city.
Alex. McNicholl, drunk, tined two doll
lars and costs. Committed.
Henry Brindioy, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Paid
George Vlerbuller, dlsorderlyr csse dis
missed
Archibald A,xIus, disorderly, fned ten
doIisrs ard costa. Paid.
john W. Re-ing disorder!y, fined ten
dollars and costs. Paid.
John Zimmerman, drunk, Gn"d i've
dollars aud costs. Committed.
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New Interpretation eft Hay es' civil
Service Order.

BosToS, October 27.--Attorney Gen
ersl Devens, writing from Washington,
excusing himself from active psrtlciPs-
ton in the State campaign, says: 81
learn with surpriee and regret that msny
Republics officials hesitate either 10
speak or vote, slegIng, IS H reason, the
Presidents recent civil service order. In
dIstiact terms, that order states that the
right Of officials TO vote and express
their views on public questions, either
orally or through the press, is not denied,
provided it does not interfere with the
discharge OF their official duties. If such
gentlemen choose not to vote, or not to
express or enforce their views in support
OF the principles of the Republican par
", either orally or otherwise, they st
least should not give reason tor such q
course which is not justified by the order
referred to, and which i simply per
version OF it,"
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necaaLon and His Cabinet.

A Paris correspondent of the Time
telegrsphs that be believes President
| Mac Mahon has fallen under the intu
ence OF those who are determined to re-
slst the will OF the nation, but the Cab
met is divided about how far such re
sistsnce ought to be carried. The Duke
de Broglie, President of the Council and
Minister of Justice; Duke De
Cszcs, Minister OF Foreign Affairs;
General BERTRAND, Minister OF War
and vlscount de Meaux, Minister
of Agriculture, might 20 as far rs sec
ond dissolution of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties but if the Senate refused this they
would resign. There are others who ia
yor establishing q dictatorship on the
ruins OF the Constitution. The CORES
pendent does no. believe Mac MahOn
will follow them that far. Well-lntormed
Conservatives think that the majority OF
the Cabinet would be pleased &c have
the Senate refuse second dissolution
aud thereby afford them them the oppor-
tunlty 10 bow 10 the will OF the Senate,
instead of the Chamber OF Deputies. The
correspondent add: at such is really
the idea OF the Government l think the
Senate will be disposed 10 facilitate their
retreat
PARIS October 2S. NJ. Rouher mss
mad a slight attack OF apopIexy.
The Franchise, Duke DeBroglie's
organ, Yesterday stated that the Minis
tiers we're prepared to meet the Chambers
and defend their policy, but at the same
time were resdy to resign should Presi-
dent MacMshon think 1t his duty 20
summon other counsellors. The Fran.
caise. to-day, explains that this did
not mean that President Mac Mshon was
disposed to cspltulate to the Left.
The Pays, however, asserts thst Presl-
dent Mac Mahon has accepted the reslg-
nation of the Cabinet in principle, but re-
quested the ministers to retain their posts
pending the future decision. The Pays
adds: Saturdays council was somewhat
excited, President MscMshon declaring
thst he intended TO enter upon the path
OF compromise and concilistion. Minis
tiers De Brolie and Fourton supported
TINS course.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
Delegate" Goes for the Leader
Man" In an Artistic Manner.
i,orrssnonnence of the Register.


Man" In an Artistic Manner.
Correspondence oil the Register.
There are hundreds OF workingneE in
Wheeling who are not hard money men.
Their heads are nard, their sense ike
wise, and they can arrive At logical de-
ductious on finance as we'll rs political
economists though 1t may be by u differ
ent route. All workingmen are not
greenb back men by large majority, thus
saveth the Leader man yesterday, in hii
lamentations over the lack Of spectators
at the Workingmen' s Convention, which
was held in the Court House, Saturday
afternoon There was no reason II the
world tor the LeddsT man or
any other man 10 look for
large crowd of spectators at the meet
Ing OF delegates assem- bled on the above
occasion. 1t was simply meeting OF
committees Of the various wards tor the
transaction of the business before them,
which they dispo:ed OF in very salts
factory manner, the results OF which will
develop IN due time. Like the husband
man who goes forth in the spring time
with his team, his pillow, ETC, to plan! Lhe
seed in the ground, the product oIwnch
will be gsrnered at another season. 81 in
this case, the seed Is planted,
and we will reap the harvest IN
the near future, when we nope
TO be able TO convince our friend OF tie
| Leader that there WAS no occasion tr
alarm on his part at this time because o.
the absence ofspectstors, etc. They WI
be on hand in October OF next year, "A d
IN January 1879 in such force that tn
| Leader man will get thoroughly dis
gusted at the immensely OF their mem
bers. We think after the first election
held in this county that our Le0der
friend won't be 80 glad TO Say so, as be
Is now. He viii begin to think ne under
stood them, or they misunderstood MIN
when he visited them so frequently ~
the mills at ID their workshops, By the bE
just here, Mr.. Leader man, CON. you
think you are mistaken about visiting
them at all2 Don't your visits carry
YOU in other directions altogether us
Just as you say, however; il you iosist on
it that you have called on Us in oar
workshops aud in the mills, we will take
your word for 1t, rather. than undertake
10 hunt proof to the contrary.
\ DELEGATg 70 THE CONv ENTIoH.
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scicntitic Discussion.
,onderce of the Register.

Correspondence of the Register.
Saturday nighl, scientific ri-"i'.i 4
took place on sixteenth street, bet
two gentlemen III relation to the reIa-
tive properties OF steam and powder.
Ono gentleman claimed that u teaspoon
tul OF powder would blow house up il
the SAID powder could not find an exit.
The other claimed that the steam made
By powder WAS not as strong in its force
as that made by fire and water. The dis
cussion wss carried on pretty lively Tor
some time, until "mechanIcal gentle
man" WIS called into requsiuOn, and he
OF course decided ia favor OF that pro
duced by fire and water. 1t WAS indeed
amusing TO hear these gentleman discuss
the superior merits of steam and powder.
The discussion was finally brought to =
close 10 favor OF the steam man, At the
same time the man OF powder could not
be- otherwise persuaded than that powder
when exploded was steam. II all ended
IN smoke A Loo KER DS.
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Incendiary Pre-

PITTSBURGH October Is The coop
er shops OF b D. Moore, on Forty eighth
street, together with the key factory,
were totally destroyed by fire At ~
early hour this morning Los $4,000;
no insurance. A tow inmate, later n
fire broke out on Chf street, where a
stable, which had been fired, wss totally
destroyed. About twenty minutes after
tbis another fire was dscov-
cred in Clsnceys cooper shop,
in Mulberry alley, and the shop and lis
contents was entirely destroyed The
loss is about $1,000. The fires were AL
lncendisry. 1t il believed that an organ
lied effort was made oy some one TO
burn the city. A man named James
Melvin was arrested Tor attempting 10
ret fire To- n house on Lucust street, and
is now in custody.
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UniavorabIe Condition Of senator
Norton

lNDIANAroLIs, 2S.-The condition of
Senator Morton is not so hopeful as 1t
has been fer the week past. His stomach
has retained nothing that has been taken
into it tor the past twenty-'our hours and
as consequence he has grown weaker.
He has been kept up, IN fact, by admin
Istering opiates and nutritious acids by
the nv perdermic process. HIS attending
physician, Dr.. Thompson, does not think
that there is any PROBABILITY OF his i'm
mediate death, yet it Is evident that ne
can not last long unless there is change
i'm the condition OF bis stomach,
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with the addition of four members.
Messrs. N. w. Beck, Jacob Brosiu5,
Andrew Ray and John Aberfeld beng
selected as the new members.
The hartman of the Executive Com
mittee an uounced that there would be q
meeting Of tina, bodyA Council chamber
OIL Thursday next
A motion was adopted requesting the
city papers to publish the proceedings, and
the Con veDtion adjourned.
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Convicted Of Counrerfciting.

PITTsBURGH. October 27.-Thc prison
ars convicted ~ Inc present term OF court
Tor counterieltIug were sentenced to-day:
Richard X Mitchell, 800 fine and I'M
prisonment ut nsrd labor for one year
John kennedy, 500 fine and imPrlson-
ment Tor one year; W. A. SGrasnldcr, two
indictments, $1,000 fine and imprson-
ment for two years; Thomas Manlon, two
indictments, $4,000 fine and lmprlson-
ment tor tour YEAR,; Henry Crawford,
$500 fine and imprisonment for three
years; John l. Miller, 81, 900 fine and
imprisonment Tor one year; Abner Nc
Cornell, 81 GOO fine and imprisonment
for two We rs; James L. Funk, two IN
dIctments, $1,000 fine and imprisonment
for two VeGrs
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Trouble of,hc Dt.z Government.

CITY or MEXICO, via HAVANA, Octo.
Der l8.-Souora has seeded and Diaz
shows an lnfexible determination to eI-
tradite criminals on the Rio Granie, be-
lievipg e1uadition necessary to preserve
National doCOrum.
Several regiments OF infantry and cav
airy have marched TO the border.
The Lerdestss are actively organizing
10 GO operate with Escobedo on the Rio
Grsude.
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Marine.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Arriyed-Stosmer
Illinois, from PhilsdelPhis.
New YORK, October 27.-Arriyed-
Steamer Utopia, from London.
FARTHER POINT, October 2S.-Ar-
rived-Stesmer poiynesrsn from Liver
pool
LONDON, October 2S.-Arrived-
Steamers Moravisn and M0utresI from
New York.
NEW YORK, October 2S.--Arrived--
Steamers America rom Bremen and
Brttsnis from Liverpool.
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HanDib i and 81. Joe Rairroad.

ST. LOUIS, October 2S.-A special
from jefferson City TO the Erc',i7g DIS
patch save that the Supreme Court has
granted the appeal in The Hannibal and
St Joe rsiro,d case This decision, it Is
said suspends the appointment o. re-
ceivpr and restores the road 10 its origi-
usl status. The case will come up nj the
April tern.
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Rank statement,

NEW YORK, October 27.-The follow
ing Is the weekly bank statement;
Loans, decrease 1885, 400; specie, in
crease ss02,500; legal tenders, decrerse
$4,000; deposits, decrease Sl,7l2,8oOi
crease s405, 100; reserve, increase S57o,-
500.
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EnttIFnAllunHS,

The UnturhsltunRs society met 81
Beethoven hall last night, and organized
for the coming season. The officer
elected we're President, Henry Ulrich
Vice President Charles Sesbright; Secre-
tsry, Henry otolIey; Treasurer, Mr..
Sta,nHeld.
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Target Practice.

Tbs frst ct series OF shooting matches
for n silver medal, between the different
sections OF the Light Guards, took plsce
on Saturday, between sections one and
three, under command Of Sergeant
Frsnzhelm and Lieut. Linch, respective
ly, at $50 yards range. The following is
tina ar1rC.
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PARIS, October 27.-The newspapers
have interviewed ex-PresidenJ Grant,
He declined TO express 81 opinion Oh
the political situation here. HIS first
impression of France was that it wore q
prosperous, well ordered and happy as
meet
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Come To thu Concert at st.
AIphOnsus Hall this evening,

TRUTH is mighty anu will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
al j. ". Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents Crash, . cents. All other goods
D proportion
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Palicp I'tCkups.

The following cases are booked
for the Police Court this morning;
Henry Bushman, drunk and disorder
": VIM. Miller, drunk, of the planet
.nr4
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Probable Trouble Among Cooper.

\ large meeting OF the proprletors OF
the coopershops Of Pitts ourgh and Allie
gheuy was he'd this forenoon. A.ser
full discussion, resolution was offered
and passed fixing the price TO be PAID the
cUopcrs ior making barrels 1t eighteen
cents, and the selling price 81 30 As
the coopcrs are holding out for twenty
three cents it is not likely they will NC
cepL the reduction, aud tho result next
week will BE- that none of the shops Will
be- running.
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Resi.,rarion I'm New York.

New YORK, October 27.-The regis
trstlon of voters of this city closed to-
night, and the total ia 1895, against
lS3,O64 registered last year. 81
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DO not forget the grand
Concert at 81. AIphOnsus Hall
for the beuefit Of the school,
this evening. Admission 25c
for adult and IOC for child
rem,
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RUPTURE

Those Wishing ReIiei 81 inT 'n' ~
turr should consult Dr. J. 4. M sHi'
- Br, aiwty, New lOrk -u 3. -
new box, with Photographic .Isl' -
of bad cases before aud al'"'cuf' pf'''
OF cheats who pr ,"Dd 10 iurn.'h y -
ans trcHtmcu
one al these fellows. b'iI.'
noN ctlung himself Dr. " " i'Ni
indicted ON complaint Of Dr. : 81. 80
trial Tor forgery am cmD'H 'iH'H-
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Down. Down. DowS! - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
carpets. Bound TO sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
j. w. FERkEL
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at,hesling ge9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

For Cincinns ti-Stesmer Andes.
There is Danger Ahead Local Page.
Card Photographs -Fiummer's Gal,
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SECTION oSE.
THIRD SECTION

Coon black Kid Gloves for So cents at
j. W. Ferrels.
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q ENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received a. i. V. Bonds.
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.,.r Inc Am.rican htyIe.

LAEsT sTYLEs OF Shoes Just received
at l.. Y. Bonds.
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Guaranteed SpeCuIat On.

500 invested by uSlu6O iAy, ~,
dies have m 1drS{ - So have ps.t,,
in 20 days. We guarantee ~. I'd. ii, -.
dies money refunded % no iruat 80.
References given. Corrr~pon i.uc- - r.
,i. W. r. HutBELLAu.
Mem bers New York Mining N.tI \,
chang, o. Broad street, y. \.
l.. y. Box 2,bl3. s.
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If you want TO get suited IN pair of
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
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MOTHERS For Bura. ar1 N,a.t,
REMEDY. Bites o. Iu,. e. ~ '0H y
wv, FroZn limos aud i,i,, n.D aGf. q
sores, MIX lex Sore and We, ~
Buis. CarD.uc -, Fyuu, an -tr,>'
ElpplCS, Broken rr.gsIs, E1s.pr a. Soc
Pains, Headache, iaarUua 70 fi.tr
BIiuu snd PlsyIIug Pile, "a eh.lo' -
Lung Uterine H-mUuuag. sJ' .t:r
mat ous and UIc'rat.u.s p.cl.H
female, II EANFDhu'e rNr.ArI 1' AIRS
HAZEL. .Sk Tor {, because 70 Il ~
stronger ana cheaper i'ta. any ~ 80
il warranted by Hrpas Potter, Ntt'
sal. Drug -ISt,, ~ HsShtugtpre iDfh
Mass &C.,
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 90 now
to j. w. FERREL's.
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The cheapest shoes u the city at l.. V
Bonds
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
Y. Blends.
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CoNDENssD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS

tDatiy except Sunday-Newsrk Accom-
mediation. ,-., Thi
tSteubenvllle Accommodation luiS
lin during the day passes backward and
,orward between Martins Ferry an0
Bellsire, stopping when required at snei
man House, Etnaville, West WheellnH
and Gravel Hill
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
droye railroad, in effect on and alter FIT
Jay, May IS, 1877:
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Cherr,..o.e shell Oysters. Game
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-29

ut Laramie's Restaurant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-29
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