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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18
Latest Eastern News.
Convention Of -oS:ai OGic,aIs.

COnveDttOn Of rOs;Ri Officials.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Su-
perintendent of the railway mail
service, the Superintendent of
registry and Superintendent of
mail, now in Washington with a
view of holding conference to-
wards reaching some conclusion
whereby the present railway mail
service may be simplified, con-
vened to-day, Third Assistant
Postmaster General HazeD, presid.
ing. The questions under consid.
GRAFTON were the extension of the
through pouch system, the advisa-
bility of instituting a plan OF ex-
changes between the several rail-
way mail service lines and the
practicability of extending the reg
istry system to third class matter.
No conclusion was reached. Com
mittees were appointed to consider
the various measures and report at
subsequent meeting.
Don's Want 10 Move.
WASHINGTON, July 18th. A
band of Ute and Apache Indians
having manifested an unwilling
ness to be moved to the new reser.
vation, General Sherman has IN
structed the army officers to render
the Inspector all the assistance he
may require to carry out the pro-
visions of the law.
Payments I'm Silver Daiiars Au-
thorfzed.
WASHINGTON, July 17th.-The
United States Treasurer has writ
ten to Assistant Treasurers authoI-
izing them to use the standard sill
yer dollars in their vaults in pay
ment to persons presenting checks,
to parties desiring them upon dis.
bursement of pay rolls, in exchange
in moderate amounts for green
backs and national Bank notes and
for payments in lieu of one and two
dollar notes.
Awards 40 American Claimant,
WASHINGTON, July 17th.-The
exact amount of awards to Ameri-
can claimants by the American
and Mexican Commission is S4,-
OPS, 1922. There is available $780,
600 thus far paid by the Mexican
government. The payment of
claims will begin on the return of
the Secretary of State, in about q
week.
The Potter sub-Co,a m ,ttee.
NEW ORLEANS, July 17.-Before
the Potter subcommittee to. day
testimony was taken to show that
certain supervisors made false re-
turns; that returns were altered to
favor the Republican candidates
and that the atfidavits sworn to by
seme persons regarding intimida-
ton, were prepared in the Custom
House and were never read by those
who signed them. Witnesses de-
MED the substance of most of the
affidavits when read TO them by
members of the Committe, saying
they never would have signed the
documents had they known what
they contained. Some colored
witnesses swore to having Joined
Democratic clubs before the cleo
ton and to knowing of many
other colored men who did the
same.
Several witnss testified to the
bad character of Smedley who re-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18
Gold Mining in Vermont.

(From the Burlington Free Fress.)
The White river gold mining
works, under the direction of J. j.
Sattery. are progressing steadily
with force of thirty or forty men.
The Investigations so far are satis-
factory and works are in progress of
separating the sand ores and reduce
ing the sand to q very superior
quality of iron as well as steel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18

was magnificent. Lord Beacons-
field will wait upon the Queen at
Windsor to-day, the Queen having
cGuntermanded the preparations
for her departure for Osborne in or
der to receive the Earl. There
VIII be renewal Of yesterdays
ovation at Paddington and Wind
sor. The Mayor and corporation
of Windsor will present an al.
dress.
The Greeks Dissasis
LONDON, July l7th.-It is no be.
lieved that war with Greece will
result from the angry, disappointed
feeling OF the Greeks at the Berlin
treaty, but it Is thought the boun-
dairy question can only be settled
upon intervention Of the powers.
Delyannis, Greek Envoy TO Berlin,
now in London, may be able to ar
range method for bringing the
question to settlement through
British influence.
rhessaIy and Epirus.
LONDON. July 18th. The Greeks
are maintaining IA state of insur.
rection and anarchy in Thessaly
and Epirus, fearing that racifica-
tion there would enable the Turks
to indefinitely postpone a compl:-
ance with the directions of the
treaty of Berlin. The Ambassa-
dors of the powers are delaying the
dispatch of Turkish troops in IRON
clads to the Greek coast, pending
the efforts to set diplomacy in mo-
ton.
Affairs at t0nstnntiaaple.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 17th.-
Prince Labanoff, Russian Ambas.
sador, has informed the Porte that
the Russian authorities have been
instructed to follow the recon-
mendation of the Rhodope COM
mission. Layard, British Ambas.
sador, has invited the various AM
bassndors to second conference to
discuss the proposal for an increase
of import duties at Constantinople,
for the relief of refugees. The
United States Minister dissented
when the proposition was made
before the Com missioners to deter
mine the frontier of Bulgaria in
accordance with the decision of the
Berlin Congress. He will leave
Constantinople this week.
Miners strike Ia rraace.
VALENCIENNEs, July 17th.-
Five thousand miners will be on
strike at Anzern by Tomorrow.
Attacks have already been made
on the men who continue at work
and the gems d'armes have been
obliged 10 interfere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
a 1t surpassed by any Job Printing office
On the Pacific Coast, outside OF San Fran
cisco, in facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18

Tn Boston, last week, there were
twenty-five deaths from consump-
tion, and only four from brain dis
ease. Boston boasts, but statistics
don't prevaricate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18
NEW TODAY.
Wanted.

A young or middle-aged man, with
S2500 to invest in legitimate business,
that will require him to VISIT the princi-
pal towns and cities in the u nited States,
and pay largely and lead to som ething
permanent. Address II. NJ. W., Herald
office. jyl8
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18
WAN r Ed.

A reliable man and wife, to work on a
ranch and keep road station, either for
wages or on shares. The ranch is well
watered, 60 acres enclosed, IA full b airing
orchard of all kinds of fIuit and q large
vineyard. Is situated on the main trav-
eled road and has a home market for all
produce. References required. Call on
or address Gil ALMEhS SCOTT, st.
Charles Hotel. jl8-Iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18
NOTICE.

All parties having claims against me
are requested to present them immedi-
ately for liquidation. either at my store
or at that of NJ. Chevalier.
j. LENOIR.
Los Angeles, July IL, 1873. jl4-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18

AUBURN, July 1.-THE Cornell
Harvard eight-oared Freshman
race was called by Referee Blackie
at 4.19 p. M, the weather being ex-
ceedingly hot aud the water not
entirely calm. The Cornells crossed
the line winner by nearly three
lengths in 17:l3f. The Harvards
finished at leisurely stroke in
17:274.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
CONVERSATIONAL COMnITTEE.
a call for u Meeting to Consider the
Time and Place OF HOldlDS a Con-

A call for a Meeting To Consider inc
Time and Place Of HOldlog Con-
yentiOD.
correspondence OF the Register.
May 81, 1878.
At the last Democratic Congressional
Convention OF this District held st Park
ersburg, the following Executive Com
mittee was appointed, there being one
member from each county in the District
viz:
Brooke-G. c. Curtis, Bethany.
Calhoun-Geo. Monroe.
Doddridge-Lewis Raymond, west
Union. 49,,
CHARACTERIZATION Cam, GlcnviLle.
usncack-John Wilson, Fairvlcw.
Harrisop-M. W. Ball. Clarksburg.
Lewi,-Pstrick Tiorney, Weston.
Marshall-Frsnk McJilton, Benwood
Ohio-George w. Jeilers, Wheeling
Peasants w. w. Hall, St. Marys.
Rtchie-J. z. Stricken, Ellenboro.
Tvler-Robcrt Mccormack.
Wclzel-John G. McEldowney, New
Msrtinsville.
Wood. b. jackson, Parkersburg.
Writ. Z. Hays.
The Committee has never yet held
meeting, and consequently is inorganic
ed, without head or tail.
Various suggestions have recently been
made in ditlerent newspapers that the
committee meet, organize and select the
time and place for holding the next con
vention, but so far no one seems dis
posed to take any steps to got the Com
mittee together. 1t is surely high time
that something should be done. Without
organization political party cannot
! hope to accomplish much.
In view of the Importance of the mat
ter, | would respectfully suggest that th'
members Of the committee hold a meet
ing, at an early day, not later than TIT
first of July, either at Grafton, Clarks
burg, or ParkersbWg, or il neither o
these points are convenient tLen some
/ other place.
am impelled 10 address you this II
the hope that it will effect somethin!
| definite.
A MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

nm the 10Th he received fatal injuries IN a
collision on the tram road named-hey-
ser Tribune
THE case of the State Va. b. & o. rail-
road was tried in the Circuit Court on
Wednesday; chsrge-violating tho Sab
bath by pursuing its regular svocatlon
on the Sabbath day. Our statute pro
vldes for fine of not less than five dol
lars. but does not limit the amount for
every offense-cases of necessary WORK
are excepted. In this instance the proof
was hauling train exclusively. The
Jury found defendant guilty and assessed
the fine ~ S350.-heyssr Tribune.
LAST week we mentioned tba! 3 party
of Pennsylvania gentlemen visited the
iron ore bank on Judge Alkire's land.
It sppears these gentlemen, representing
large interests in The manufacture iron,
had been on an excursion, examining ores
up the valley Of Virginia as far az Staun-
ton, and took this point in their trip.
They rode in special car, and were IN
charge of &. r. Shipley, General Freight
Agent of Pitts burgh Division Is. " y. Il.
H., ana nHu COlleCtel NdIuhOIo sHOSIilN'9
of iron ore. The party consisted OF A.
b. Dessnells, of Dunbar furnace, Dunbar,
PAID. J. hoblitzell, of the Savage FIRE
Brick Company, Pittsburgh, Pa George
Ii. Everson and Roth Miles, in the 10
tcrest of the Charlotte Furnace Company
Pittsburgh; Major Morehesd, Of More
land, Mclean u Co, Pittsburgh; Henry
Lsgghhn. of Langhlin q Co. and Jones
81 Lau ghlin, OF Pa. We called on the
gentlemen in their car after they had
visited the ore bank before named
found them an intelligent, business-talk-
ing and business-spp airing set OF men.
| They spoke Of the inexhaustible quantity
of our ore and its advantage over most
all other deposits they had seen, IN its
accessibility. Since they left, an order,
has been received for an additional one
| thousand tons of the ore from this place,
snd the daily amount now being shipped
Is sixty instead Of forty tors. Mr.. Hob
ltzell says by the time this last order Is
filled it will be decided what will be done
in reference TO contract entered into for
purchase of Alkire land.-heySeT ITt-
! Jllne.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
sTEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

The Conference of the NJ. +. Church
for this district Will be held next week IN
Richmond, this county, commencing on
Tuesday.
The phonograph exhibition in Opera hall
Friday night, drew very poor audience.
The entertainment was success other
wise, however, the instrument producing
everything spoken, sung or whis,led into
it. The whistling was the most distinct.
Rev. Osborne. of Kramer NJ. L. Church,
said q piece INTO the machine and he'd the
pleasure Of hearing his words repeated.
DR.. ShauPs barbara Fritchia" was re.
produced distinctly. Mr.. Coyle, the
operator said some very funny pieces
into il, and their reproduction caused in
tense amusement among the audience. A
little school boy, with very shrill voice,
was the most successful persusder OF the
evening. Nick Zellers undertook TO
play cornet solo into the mouth-pioce,
but could not keep his horn from going
up into the air. He had evidently been
star gazing" from GrciSongcr's back
porch. Another exhibition wss given
Saturday evening, but we did not attend
it.
The Philharmonic Society are making
arrangements for 8 better ventilation for
Opera Hall than has heretofore been
afforded. This will be good news to the
friends of the institution, as the warm
weather coming on would render 1t very
uncomfortable "Belsbszzar's Feast" will
be produced by the Philharmonic, IN full
costume, on next Tuesday evening, in
this hall.
The friends of the Lagrange and
Alexandria pike have a petition, numer-
ously signed, which they propose to pre-
sent TO the Commissioners at their next
meeting. II the commissioners conclude
to grant the prayer Of the petitioners,
tax levy will be made on Ill the property
along the line of the road, and a mile on
each side The pike will be nine miles
long, and $1,000 per mile is the estimated
cost An effort will be made TO extend
the pike to Steubenville in case it Is
built from Alexandria to Lagrange.
Union Temperance prayer meeting
was held ~ the market house Sunday a.
teruOOn at o'clock, and was conducted
by Rev. Tenncy of the Congregational
Church.
Hon. Thos. McCquslen, in q card in
the Gazette Saturday evening, declined
TO DO candidate for Congressional hon
ors. He believes the principles Of the
Democratic party are correct, and desires
its success, and for that purpose viii give
il his support. lie docs not desire any
public position, however.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
STATE NOTES.

Mr.. FRANK TooTHAKER is candidate
Tor County Clerk in Wood county, SO it
Is said. That's tooth-in,
The speech of Hon. J. G. 5. Black
burn, OF Kontucky, al Charlestown, w.
Va, on Decoration Day, WAS = remsrks-
bly,, able ana eloquent one and had the
ring OF true metsl5
VIC. PENDLEToN, OF Wheeling, who
was engaged duriHg the past week IN
looking into the mineral and other ma
turaI resources OF Wayne county, lett t1r
home Saturday we'll pleased with what
ne saw during his Investigations Woyss
Air0cate.
The FairnoulerS are Us mad Us thun-
der because our Ed. Mcdonnell got n
regimenlal office, and their Ed Moore
didn't, and call Us the outskirts OF
Wheeling. Well, we reckon the out
skirts OF Wheeling are about rs decent
rs the iusk,rts OF Faumont.-Ns0 Mar
h,lsciiis Democrat.
THE wheat is beginning to look yellow
IN the sunlight and the prospect Tor
fine crop is u, promising as ever. The
fruit trees are stall GOV cred and the young
crops are coming on finely. No hills are
missing in the cornhelis and the potatoes
are aourishing like the green bay tree
Nci0 Nortusr,iie DenorrGt.
MIR. JONI A. CAMDEN died very sud-
denly ut ms home in Johnstown We'd
ncsday morning. lie had just risen from
mis- bed and seemed to be in his usual
health, but suddenly fell from his chair
and expired at once lie was brought to
his fathers Hon. e.. ID. Camden, Thurs
dsv, and Will be INFERRED this Friday
evening At ! O'clock Cla1 k2bHrg Ncs0S.
TEE bridge across the West Fork a.
the Fair Grounds has been finished and
Is now ready for travel. The SupcriE-
tcndaut, Mr.. Tinsman, deposited in the
new abuLmcnt box containing copies OF
newspapers, business cards, Nc, and he
thinks the stonc-wOrk IS SO well con-
structed that it will be 1000 years before
they are rcsuIrccted.-C larkSb1Ty Ne10S.
LAST Saturday evening g portion Of
Ll 1870 .,[,-,,, ,,h;.b did n,ncb io,nsro 10
10, 'i,',' ,,T c-ons srJ i,i,rcd several
n Ig by hreetinn The riass ont oftbe
.,,;ndn,gs Eo,I,, nvarv window rsro in
NJ Tom NickrIps house was broken.
and others in the neighborhood, suffered
in the same way.-Hintou Herald.
II IL loo yU;u;.r,s I, g..
C,- Low % ~ ,So W I ni.tr;c,g Joro
would make an excellent mcmbcr.-
p.n;s,e,.
Iaro would do hotter than aDv other
ms, ~ tho district But what shout
mapdcring2- lLqrtinertle
lIgscyoer,
go f,,a. ,fu,boo. orohoo, sor;ors
IT, 80 49, I'm, ~" believe thai tho rarc,or
49,; y 49, 49, =. ~ ,,,,5 co,di,;an and aiTes
P'''ICn = - 80 ., y,,I'' Ln '',N 60
poyer looked hotter Usv il fine Corn
ia not far enoucb advanced to be sble 10
toII ,,,cb eboDt II vot hpt II seems ~ bo
G,,;,,, VOL vbi,e rotaioos ard tho smell
~ ,.6I,o,ob}es .ro ans, a. GOOD es csn ba
~ ITo,J,,,s,.,IIc lIsesenoe,,
~ yUhooIi,r d.iIr Rr,,.rvp bo.
nE -, af iss, ~ nn tSS
- ~ of .IaIy.r,.ot hnrrr;.r, ba,roa,
- - - r WI. snd W., VIrrinrs We ora
.'.I,4 80 coo . ,,,,IIina,oss 7norisosts5 rror,
Tho mart of the RrGrsTER TO Law the facts
on both sides Of the Question before the
citizo1s Cr Vost VIRGINIA. smong whom
:, bses ,mmonse observation-disclosures
Mn V.,oii
.-
NE'' q " AN4st ono, Tue -n.sI eioi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

OCEAN travel has become so common
that when you hesr Of mans going to
Europe you do not think any more o. it
than you would on hearing of the same
individual "hsving gone fishing for day
or two" Notwithstanding this, there Is
considerable danger in marine transpor-
tion-rathcr more in fact than by rail.
During the month of March ia sail
ing vessels were lost, together with about
$500 lives, and nine steamers were lost.
The loss Of life with the latter is not stated,
but was at least as much as the other &C.
count given.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u made to me by Richard Nolan and
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May q,
1874, and recorded in the office of the Clerk
OF the County Court OF ohio county, West
Virginia, in deed OF trust book MOL pages
Is and 10, J will sell Al public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ, nj the
front door OF the Court House, IN the city
of Wheeling, the following described real
estate, that IS TO say: The west, or alley
part OF the south half OF lot l36, situate ON
the west side OF old Fourth street, and
north OF Old Union street, that IS TO say 20
much OF said half lot as fronts on the alley
running eastwardly towards old Fourth
street about IS feet, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon.
The title TO the above property Is beiieV-
ell to be uuquestionaDle, but selling as
Trustee | shall only convey such title as Is
vested in me by virtue OF said deed OF
trust. THUS y b EN,
ap2gi trustee
The above sale is postponed for one
week, and will positively take place ON
SATURDAY, June 5, 1875, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. Terms, Onc-third cash, and the balance
in six and twelve months from day OF
sale, with interest and security.
tu3 THOS. O'BRIEN, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

A PORTION of the people of Taylor
county are discussing the question OF
removing the seat of Justice of that
county, from PrunLytowh TO Grafton.
A public meeting in the interest OF re-
moval will be held in the latter place
on the Sth instant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

Mr.. MCFARLAND, the assistant en-
Gineer of the Pittsburgh Southern road Is
now engaged in running preliminary
survey of line for the proposed extern
sion of that road from Morgsntown to
Grafton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

TIE word "KEY' is defined by WEB
sTEK rs ian island rising q little above
the surface of the water" The school
biographies say that KEY" is 3 rocky
island, frequently created by parasites
which sometimes has great deal OF dirt
on it and sometimes has none at all
The Biographies add that "KEYs' gen.
orally are worthless, Of no use to any
body, and no one has been able to find
ou. why they were created.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

In view of the fact that the editors OF
West Virginia are accustomed 70 live on
the lat OF the land when at home, the
Grafton Sentinel calls upon the council Of
that town to make adequate provision for
taking care Of these gentlemen when they
shall meet there in convention on the
DN.h inst
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

7 ONGED FOR BY PARENTS!
| COOKED forward to by Merry Children!
WHAT? The Merry Excursion OF the
Wheeling Mission sunday School.
WHEN? Thursday next, June Il, ms.
WHERE? To Mahau's Grove, q miles rlde
along the beautiful ohio.
HOW? BY Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky raihO Dad.
What do they charge? &c for Y miles Tor
grown peaple; &c Tor children under Il
years,
Where do you get Tickets? At MCLain,s
drug store, Bookings drug store, SilVey s
drug Sturd, Lucas muSsC store, HciSEe!l 5
book house, Young S drug store, West va.
Stencil and Seal Works, 1871 Market street,
and OF the scholars. Scholars Tickets rom
their teachers only No Deviatiau, Tickets
will not be sold 10 diSOucdicnt or disorder
Is persons!
The Ladies viii serve dinner IN the
woods. and refreshments Will also be
furnished those who do not want the
trouble 10 prepare. luI.I"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
DIED.

ZANE-On Saturday afternoon, June !,
ISIS, ut I o'clock, ELLA IDA, daughter OF
Edwin r, ana Louisa Zane, in the eth
year of her age.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at ,
o'clock, from the residence of her father,
No. 80 South Penn street. Intermeut at
Greenwood cemetery. Friends OF the tami-
" invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

THE POTTER Investigating Commit
tee held its first session for the exsmina-
ton Of witnesses OR Saturday. JAMES L
ANDERSON WAS the first witness called
He told a straight story full of damaging
evidence against JONI SHERMAN and
STANLEY MATTHEWS We present in
another part of this paper the gist Of the
result of the examination.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

THE truculent KEY Is getting 1t on al
sides. The ttslwarts" abuse him for
standing by HAYES, and the Democrats
denounco him for treachery to bis party
and section.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

SECRETARY SHERMAN was before the
POTTER Committee for short time on
Saturday, and ne evidently was not
elsted with the result. He now says his
official duties will preclude his personal
attendance hereafter, and hence he asks
that SAM. SHELLABARGER, his attorney,
appear in his stead. The request was
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
GOD closed Saturday at 1919.

0. S. LONG, Esq, is announced to ad-
dress the Mozart Literary Society, al
Fsrmont, during Commencement week
at the Normal School. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

WILLIARD's Hotel at Washington, has
turned its boarders out snd closed Its
doors. Cause: financial trouble. viii
Hards was the leading hotel of the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

THE Senate concurred, on Saturday, IN
the House amendment to the sdjourning
resolution. This important event is to
take place on the 18th day of June.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03

The public debt was reduced TO the
amount of over three million dollars In
May. Why this haste in paying the
debt these hard times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
UNDERTAKING.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER law LECTURES 20 weekly,
BEGIN lItn July. ISIS, and end l1th Sep
ember. Have proved of signal use,-lst,
o students who Gt sign 10 pursue their
tudieS at this or other Law-sChOOl; p, 10
hose who propose 10 rea privately; and,
advantage OF systematic instruction. For
circular apply a q. University OF Val To-
JuHN T. MINOR, Prot Com. and Surt. Law
ma2,+gW~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
MARTIN KLEINHANS.
Cheapest Dry Goods House
N THE CITY = AT
No. 1887 Chapline Street.

Here may be found in endless variety
every description Of Housekeeping and
Family Dry Goods. See the prices: Fast
Color Prints ), %, and cents per yard
muslins, bleached and unbleached, ), 8, :,
&. and 10 cents per yard; Best Lancaster
Bingham 10 cents, and all Dress Goods in
proportion. Call and be convinced.
JOHN &. MILLER
aplyc No ~ CLaplue street.