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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04
N,w yopv October 3-Cotton-

Nsw YORK, October 8.--Cotton-
Quiet and steady at IL 3-l69ll l6c.
flour-Dull; strongly in buyers, iavoTi
receipts 1890 barrels; No. = So GOA
4 40; supertne western and state 80 w
las so; common to good IS 5000 9G
good to choice So 9596 80; white wheat
extra 50 S0C97 10; fancy 81 1905 90
extra Ohio S. 6O(97 rs; st. Louis So IS
as so; Minnesota patent process - 90
6lO 90 Rye Flour-Stesdy at II W
(dy4 90. Corn Mesl-Steady; western
81 65(03 90. Wheat -Receipts 10000
bushels; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 3l(9
l 80; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 S39l $780, No.
l do 81 80; smber h entucky 81 40; amber
Michigan 81 50. Rye-Less firm; No. 2
western 7IIc Bsrley-Heavy; Csnsda
9OG94c. Malt-Dull and unchar ged.
Corn-Good business; receipts l5AOOO
bushels; ungrsded western mixed 5It(9
5Sc; steam mixed normally n 573(95i &.
Oats-Firmer; receipts $4,000 bushels
western mixed and state S2(aS7c; white
western SS@45c. Hsy-Hesvy; ship
ping at 50G60c. Hops-Iesrlngs 49
7c; new SGl3c. Cottee-Dall; Rio car
goes l6a@2Oic, gold; jobbing at l6i9
22c, gold. SGgar-Quiet but firm; ialr
to good refining Ss@ssc; prime SIC; re-
fined, firm. MolasSes-U nchsnged. Rice
Fair business. Petroleum-Dull and
heavy; crude SIC; refined l5!c. Eggs
Western l9@2lc Tsllo~-Firm At 4
O7Jc. Rosln Less firm at 81 7O(d 50.
Turpentine-At Sale. Pork-Excited;
closed dull at $l4 40@l4 80. Beet
Quiet; western long clear Ste; short clear
SIC. Lsrd-Prime steam 50 20. Butter
Choice steady; other grades heavy;
western l2@22c. Cheese-Flrm at "a
l2Bc. Whsky-At 81 l3!. Leather
Firm; Hemlock ole, Buenos Ayres and
Rio Grande light, middIing and heavy
weights 22J625c; common 22@24ci Cali
FORMS 22N924c. Wool Firm; do.
nestle fleece 2S@6oc; pulled SO@36c;
unwsshed 10@S0c Texas l4@8 Sc. Metals
Manufactured Copper-Unchsngedi
ingot lake quiet but steady al lSt9lSSc.
Pig Iron-Firm; Scotch S24 OO@!7 %;
American SIC 00920 90; Russian sheet
ing $40 5O@ll 90, gold. Nails-Steady;
cvt 81 so; clinch 81 25G5 so horseshoe,
No. 8, 2O926c.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-Flour-
Weak; extras So 81; Pennsylvania family
So 75(97 70; Minnesota family 81 26G
so; nigh grades and patent IS OO(a
8 so. Wheat-Steadyi Pennsylvania red
81 4O@l As; white 81 479l 90. Corn
Firm; yellow 6I@62c; mixed 6O96lc.
Oats-Firmer; white western S5@39ti
western mixed 33@35c. Rye-Dull NJ
6767Oc. Pork-At Sl4 509l5 %. Beet
hsms-At ST. OO@lS 90. Butter-Firm;
creamery 3O@34c; Western Reserve Y
@24c. Eggs-Firm; western 1920
Cheese-Firm; western l2t9l3c. Petro-
leum-Dull; refined l64@l5sc; crude lOs
6lOBc. Whisky-At II II
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Married..

Last evening DR.. S. B. McKurihan
of Burton Station, was joined in wed
lock to Miss ~ II. Crow, of Limestone,
by DH Cunningham, in the psrlor OF the
Mcclure House. Only q few friends
were present to witness the
happy event. After the ceremony
had been performed, the invited guests,
in company with the bride and groom, re-
paired to the diniug halls where they
partook of q bountitul supper. The
Doctor and his lady lett for Cincinnati
on the 9:45 train from Bridgeport. The
newly married couple have our best
wishes. May the nand of fate deal gent
ly with them as they together grow old
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COIju.aI.

At 8 o'clock this morning Mr.. +.
LANCE, of the firm OF Large, Grade &
Baird, wholesale druggists, will be united
IN wedlock to Miss Maggie }. Rogers, OF
this city, by Rev. Armstrong, Episcopal
minister. The happy couple leave on
the IL o'clock train over the q. i Z.
railroad for wedding tour 10 the East.
Mrs. Ziegenfelder will have charge OF
the reception table, on which she Will
have placed eleven very handsome cakes
of her own make. The brides cake
measures in height twenty-iour inches
and is as fine as need be. The web-cake
which will be placed in the centre of the
table, and which will be surrounded with
pyramids of flowers and fruits, is fully
thirty-six inches high. A number of the
bride and groom's friends have been in
vited to attend.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Diff
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT.-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY CoURT.-JUDGE BOYD.
! j. McCopnellys Fairfax 81 Joy, certi-
fed by Justice Caldwell. Continued 10
next term at defendants costs.
Oliver Hswley, appellee, VS.. Isaac IT.
win, appellant, appeal from Justice Phil
lips. Continued to next term by con.
sent.
John Oldham and James Oldham, ex-
ecutors of Samuel Oldham, deceased, vs..
Albert d. McClusky and Z. l.. Dennis,
certified by Justice Tolivar. Judgment
for plaintiff for SS2 and costs.
Robert Lindsey, appellee, VS.. Wells u
Dawson,l appellant, appealed from ). X.
Miller, justice. judgment for defend
ants.
F.A. Britt VS.. Donald Forbes, certi-
fed by Justice VIM. Phillips. Judgment
for plaintiff for $11.43 and costs.
+. A. Britt VS.. George r. Thompson,
certified by Justice VIM. Phillips. Judg-
ment Tor plaintiff for $40 and costs.
II. D. Davis, NJ. d., VS.. Messrs. M. j.
Il Evan j. Morgan, in assumpsit. Con-
tinued at defendants cost.
VIM. Reynolds VS.. d. Kull, appealed
from Justice Wheeler. Motion made to
have the judgment in this case set aside,
which motion will be heard another day.
P.D. Carroll, appellee, VS.. Fred Bye,
appellant, appeal from Justice Wheeler,
continued at defendants cost. Justice
ordered to furnish record of the same
to the next term OF this court.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE ceUET-MAYeR A. }. SWEENEY
Mary Smith, colored, disorderiy con-
duct, fined two dollars and costs. Com
mitted.
John Kalgher, drunk, fined one dollar
and costs. Committed.
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rho Graceful Art OF Dancing.

Prof. Mulln, the popular teacher OF
the latest fashionable dances, has arrived
in the city and taken possession of As
sembly Hall, which, by the way, IS the
finest hall in the city for the purpose,
where he will take pleasure in instruct
ing all who will apply for his assistance.
Prof. Mullen has always heretofore been
well patronized in this city, and ne fully
appreciates and is thankful for this mark
OF the publc's favor and this will incite
him to redoubled etferts TO please his
customers this winter. The first class OF
ladies, misses and masters, will be formed
Tuesday afternoon, October 9th, between
the hours of 4 and $50; and for gents,
same evening, from to 10 o'clock,
Prof. Mullen can be seen at all times
either at the hall or at the music store OF
Messrs. Adams IL Lucas. His terms will
be moderate.
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The Cheapest Roof Is the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, of this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both rs to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and behzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This roof has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postofice or
call at his establishment, head of 18th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended 10.
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A New Hotel.

Work has begun on the new hotel
which is to be erected for Mr.. Frank
Walters. The building Will contain
thirty SIX rooms, besides wine cellar,
fermenting room, pressing room and bill
lard hall The house will be when COM
pleted, a two story brick construction. 1t
will have msnssrd root which will
make the building three stories in all.
The house, when furnished, will in all
probability be leased to Col. Warner,
proprietor of the Mcclure House, as he is
negotiating for it. With this popular gen.
tlemsn as proprietor, the new place
will become quite tavorite summer re-
sort of our citizens who spend the sum-
mer months in the country.
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The University of Woos,.,

= E s,,: A. ~ A. l.. IAlLoE,u.a.pg..
~ dem, ColIesiairaua rrrrs-',' o. -.
capable and eNpcr .,uc,t rr.... ..r..
Teachers. Nearly Poe ~u...r,. ..
Philosophical aud N,.,r... '.>'
graded 10 the standard 49,. ,,'-,.,
French and German H.... y. r.r
Moral and religious .uH.r....
Location hcalthW. ga...r...
tus new expenses We. low .l.
Of either ser. Fall term ugr., :. '....
send for a catalogue l,.-.
where. Address the P.r....r' ,' 81,
Ohio. a., N.''.
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VECETINE e.

Thousands will bear testimony land do
it Voluntarily that Yegetine Is the oeNt
medical compound yet placed before the
blood splSb
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TOLEDO, October g. Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Quiet and firm; No. white
Michigan held at 81 80, 81 3l4 bid; extra
white Michigan held at 81 "a; amber
Michigan, spot, 81 81; seller October
81 26s; No. red Wabash 81 lSi; re-
iected do. 81 O6. Corn-Dull; high
mixed, spot, 47tc; No. 2 spot and seller
October, 46i; seller November 46ici re-
iected Acc; damaged 4Sic. Osts-Quiet;
No. 2, 70.
NEW YORK, October 3.-Dry Goods
The package trade was generally light
and the iobblng branches were less active.
Cotton goods quiet in first hands. Some
makes of blesched goods were weak.
Prints quiet. Ginghsms and cotton dress
Goods in good demand. Mems wear Of
woolens quiet. Flannels less active.
Blankets moving slowly.
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The Dollar Of Our Daddies.

The other day the National Bank of
Vert Virginia received one thou
sand spanking new silver dol
lar pieces, just from the mint.
They are intended 10 take the place of
the one dollar bills and are already find.
ing their way among the trades people.
The weight of this coin is just 10 penny
weights and l3 grains, or 2pennyweights
and IL grams short of Troy ounce.
The reporters of the city press have al.
ready eschewed them, because OF their
weight and the consequent hindrsnce TO
rapid locomoton in case OF assault.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04

LAST Monday Kcyser merchant came
to the city to see the show, and while
here he met with friends who visited the
show with him. While walking around
the tent at night, and csutloning his
friends about sharpers, one of the boys
made a grab for his watch This fright
ened him so that he yelled out police.
1t WAS explained and the laugh was IN
the merchant.
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WIS tRN MARYLAND COIr

2Ist SEMI-ANNUAL >ES,,-,-
SpDtpm her ifI H. A->N.lN .
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Washington & Lee UnIvsfsb

Gen. q. W. &. LEE. Pr,,l. D.. r.-.
of instruction I'm Class cal I|rurfh
Scientific studies, ans D. '.r lfur. "a.
departments ~ Law and ems. Ess.
ing.
The next session will "ron - BIZ
10Th, and close June 2'iL. iol I,l...
exclusive of BOOZE and clothing ra
exceed $40; y messing they mHf
duced 20 81 q or SD.
For full Information by raiai0EsH'
Cular address WALTER hIN..
lyUegTb Clerk 90. fU..F
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ACompetaiiye Drill.

Arrangements are being made by Col.
G. j. Fslkner, Jr., to have the militia OF
this State enter into competitive drill
near Deer Park shortly. We are in
formed by Col. Faulkner that the rations
for our militia cost only twenty-five cents
per ration, cooked, while other troops
paid twenty-five cents for uncooked
ratlons during the late "unpleasantness'
on the Baltimore and Ohio road.
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Trial List.

The following is the trial list FOR the
consideration of the County Court to-
day:
I'm. Shipley VS.. George Henneman,
Same VS.. Lolita Wagner, Wheeling
Wagon .snd Carriage Go. VS.. Samuel
Braden, Wheeling Omnibus Co, appel
leo VS. w. S. Phipps, appellant, State
for NJ. Bowman VS.. +. MarliDg, jr.
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birthday Party.

Last evening an entertainment was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Truschel in honor
OF their daughter Lizzle's tenth birth
day. About sixty of the little folks were
present, AID enjoyed themselves. A
splendid supper was set for all present
Many such pleasant birthdays to Miss
Lizzie is our wish.
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Child Kun Over

Last evening Neill Il Elhngham's
powder wagon ran over little four
year old son OF Louie Feinler, saloon
keeper on Market Alley, between Mar
ket and Main streets. The wagon was
driven by Mr.. Thomas Heymsn at the
time, ard the froIt and hind wheels
passed over the little fellow, which brui.ed
him slightly, but did no serious damage.
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Mr.. CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, the
proprietor of the Eastern Tea House, No.
1857 Market street, Wheeling, has built
up an enormous trade in the tea line,
which can be attributed to the fact that
he sells none but absolutely pure goods.
His sales of tea alone will resch some
twenty thousand pounds year; while
his sales of coffee, sugar and spices are
proportionstely as large Mr.. Anderson
seeks to establish trade upon the very
best goods at living prices, and the pub
lie generally appreciate his enterprise
WeLLsburg Herald September %.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVEgSD
1877. MORO a..

THIS INSTITUTION or LFN,,
i under the Presidency u' h.,
Thampson, A. NJ, is entering ar......
era OF prosperity. pUyU-,up Sr',.rr.
just closed, he atteudJuoruf.f.
increased over a. per cent ......,.'
and scholarly Faculty "a DraUu..
full and moral locat.uu.aup >.....
and Philosophical! Apparatus. ..-
constantly growing a curriculum.
most thorough chaIactrr. ,rsrH,-
scholar. hip surpassed 10y n Am...
institution of learning.
The expenses are less than stan,.
place known TO afford cqua. ady..,,..
The Fall term begins S,pt,wr-
Winter term January ~. wI srrrrr..
March 9Th For iu.l m!urm. 8. ..,
lOgues. &c, address the ru,.U.
GEO. &. ~llAu.~
ag2iWSND .>cvr,l.Iy u. l.r....
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at'heeling gcglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Library Tables-G. Mendel, Booth
i Go.
Twenty five Fashionable Cards.
For Rent-Dwelling.
OYSTER Bowls - Cummins Il Woods.
NJ. Crossmsn Watches &C. z. Brown.
Grand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Beuter.
New Goods j. III. Stallman i Go.
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Knee Bruised.

While on his way home from work at
the La Belle Mill, Tuesday night, Mr..
Lawrence Ray ran against wagon in
the alley between the South Wheeling
House and Waits grocery store. Mr..
Ray was knocked down and hurt his leg.
No serious damage resulted, as he was
able to return to his work yesterday
morning.
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Dog Recovered.

One of the performing dogs belonging
to the London circus which showed here
last Monday, was stolen by some mis-.
creant. The owner informed Chief OF
Police Ripley of the theft, and yesterday
he recovered the animal from negro
named Ike Smith. Mr.. James McLaugh-
lin, who travels with the circus, will re-
turn to-day and take the dog with him.
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AUTUMN OPENIEG.-Our lady readers
will doubtless be interested IN the an
nounce ent of the opening of Mr.. r. q.
MYERS autumn stock OF millinery goods,
which will take place on Thursday, the
4th inst. Mr. Myers has purchased q
complete stock OF fresh novelties IN his
line OF business, which will be exhibited
on Thursday afternoon and evening.
The public is cordially invited to call and
examine the stock, st No. lO46 Main
street
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Adiudgel "a LuuaIic.

List Tuesday evening Mrs. Charlotte
Henkelman, of the Eighth ward, was ex-
smined before Squire Mix, of Richie
district, by DR.. Wilson, county physician,
and adjudged u lunatic. Mrs. Henkle-
man is 81 years OF age and first showed
symptoms of insanity about four years
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Out TOR Practice.

Yesterday afternoon Auditor Miller,
Treasurer West, j. q. Baker, clerk in
the Auditors Jffice, and Mr.. Ewing,
clerk in the Tressurer's Office. went out
beyond the tunnel to practice shooting
with long range rife. The shots were
we'll fired and gave satisfaction to the
shootists.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE tNSTIrI.
STtlNION. NIR., :

With over Twenty 'r.r..-.
T TaHiA d, Sii Ion :, ,n. mr. school, .-r
t az Si ~ tue i ,!' states. .a-.
I Rnar, n"lleE OF ,N.;T,-.".a, a..,r.
,H ,,.d,, >, A' S,l, 10y pup IS ,-.~
10 went! Stste>. Hrrt, ,caa.T.
lS77 Board and Tuition ..r
tic year $40. For ca,lrr..,.. ..-'
formation, adore, kry Ia ''
ID. H., Pre- ,ident, S,aunror a. "Na..,
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WE understand that Drs. Hildreth
and Allen have strong hopes of saving
the life of Price, who fell from the
Washington hall scsfolding on Tuesday,
and perhaps of saving one of his arms,
though the other, no doubt, will have to
be amputated.
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Case Settled.

The case against John Barr, constable
OF Triadelphis district, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretences, was
tried before Justice Phillips last evening,
and resulted in the defendants acquit-
tai it being considered by the Justice
that Barr was acting in the proper dis
charge IF his official duties.
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Bible Distributions.

State Bible Agent Long reports sl4l.49
contributed by the State last month, TO
distribute Bibles published by the Amer
lean Bible Society. He thinks about one
family in six throughout the State is
without the volume.
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 3
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
N proportion.
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Ankle Sprained,

Wednesday forenoon, as Mr. Joseph
Hsusensuer, an Eighteenth street gro
ceryman, was putting some potatoes in
the cellar at his place of business, tell
and sprsined the ankle of his right leg.
He is now able to hobble about.
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TUITION FREE

Contingent Fee So per I'm
College Courses, Chartered Mss D.
improvements extensive. p,,-.r.
year 10 per cent over pgry.Hn,
nets and Libraries rquu. .l tgrr...
ply 10 President BUGBtIurl.... e..
tary for Catalogues or iummaum
iy2begya
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The furniture and household goods OF
the Columbia House, on Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, streets,
were sold on distress warrant, yester.
day morning, by Officer Richardson.
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Wheeling stock Yards
WHEELING, October 3.

WHEELIhG, UCLOUtI ..
Live Stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Ysrds during last week:
Cattle-38 head; sold from 81 to 4fc.
Hogs-375 head; sold from TO SIC.
Sheep-l1 head; sold at Bic. 49,.
WM. BAYHA.
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Warrant issued.

Clerk Tom Darrah issued warrant
Yesterday for the arrest OF Thos. Feeny,
charged with using abusive language to-
ward John Dolan.
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Commissioned.

Yesterday, Governor Mathews issued
commissions to the following officers of
the Schmulbach Zouavcs: Captain, F.
f. Miller; First Lieutenant, Henry Rose,
and Second Lieutenant, Richard Robert
son
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Too Much Rad Talk

Mrs. William Dlckmsn, was up before
Squire Wait yesterday Tor too free use
of loud and abusive language towards
Bridget A. Hooth. The case was dis.
missed before it came to trial.
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Down. Down. Down! - 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.
j. w. FERREL
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Nkrratta.

One of the gentlemen in the buggy
that upset on Wheeling Hill Tuesday
night was not Mr. T. p, but L. Shall
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VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE

BOUNDED 1851, so WEsrNTW>Ta..
L New York Central Park. hM.Jl
Day School for Young Lad.s. >e..
advantages for conversation, fr.
German. Re-opcning sept E,.-.
DR.. and Madame VAN NOhNNN. 3D..
cipals agss.II.,t
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
MEADYILLE. q,

The College year vii open -. ...
The Preparatory ScAoo. 49,. '.-.'..
day.
Boarding on co-oprHt'y. r...
$50 To $50, including a.! r...,
Boarding cheaper. BoIuI M t,u .,. =
A}Ol To * SD ....'
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FLANNELs, blankets, comforts, &e1
something to keep you warm durlng Inc
winter, and very cheap, at T.. e. KotnS.
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JAMES r. HAkki7lN' -

rT,HE WONDER or THEAth. d
cold-wat.r, scii writing -. -
apint OF best lnk. Hundfoa,' ~ 5szsas
day. This little inyentOh = - -.
but surprises and delight - a., ~
Does away with inksiands, ~ ~. s5 -
only lOc, three tor &c seTl = !. iii -
Agents wanted. Wriis % "'0 -
dC)O. Narblehesd, Mas
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IBUY for cash and sell st cash prices
which enables nae to sell cheaper than
sny other house in the city. Call and
take look to see for yourselves at e. e.
Roth's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04

The finest stocks and the best styles
of fall cslicoes in the city at e. =. Roths'
2,l00 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
AGREATOFFER. i Ss T II s s9T;

Hard Times dispose OF 100 PIANOS and
Organs, new and secondhand Of frst-class
makers, including Waters at lower prices
for than ever before offered. Waters
Grand Square and Upright Pianos and
Organs Qncluding their new Souvenir ana
Boudoirl are the best made. Octave
Pianos $50, IA do $50, not used year.
az" Stop Organs so, 4 stops So, Stops
sSs, 5 stops SO, 10 stops So, II stops 500
cash, not used o year, In perfect order and
warranted. Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted. illustrated Catalogue mailed. A
liberal discount 70 Teachers, Ministers,
churches, etc. sheet music at half price.
HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manuiac-
tur's and Dealers, 40 East Hth st., Union
Square, N, Y. iylSo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04

II you want 10 get suited IN a pair OF
Shoes, 20 to l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04

Coop black Kid Gloves for 80 cents at
j. W. Ferrers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04

LAEsr STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04

The cheapest shoes IN the city at L; '
Blends.