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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13
UNDER CHE HAuMER.
Unclaimed Packages OF tie Adams
Express Company Sold 1T Auction
-WnaI the Articles Brought, their
Contents, DC, DC.

Contents, &c, dc.
For the last two years unclaimed pack
ages have been accumulsting in the vsri.
Gus offices of the Adams Express Com
pany throughout this State, and on last
Saturday afternoon they we're offered at
public auction, At !. G. Hervcy's auction
room on Market street.
The collection comprised variety OF
boxes, trunks, bags and suspicious look
Ing parcels, and promptly at ? o'clock
the fun began.
Aucti0nee- Hervey started the lot with
box No. 1881, which went of like a
rocket and jumped from ten to ninety
cents. II WAS taken by boy
of an ingenias turn Of mind, who
at once opened 1t, and found that
it contained model for horse shoe
mschinc \ lucky hit for that boy who
will undoubtedly compete with some 'sc-
tory in masking cheap horse shoes out Of
clay.
No. 1910 was also box. and brought
1886 from u market street candy man.
It opened out nice lot Of lamp wi1ks.
The crowd laughed and booted until
IJarvnv got hosrse IN trying tn sell No.
i1ff - bov which VS. secrre5 bv y small
49, 49, ,r,o T tho S.I,b sid for ., Cao,s and
coItainrd y Quart bottle full Of tsngIe-
foo. whisEey. The crowd now grew
greatly interested and vigorously rsttled
the nickes in their pockets, and TIE bid
ding grew quite lively, rs enVious eyes
were cas-. on the lucky boys box.
No. 1921 sold Immediately to young
man from the country with red nose,
and contained a bottle of mustard.
How much for this "SaratOgle" yelled
Harvey, IS be held up TO view Gelspl.
dsted vaiIse with one handle and gaping
jams; it went for ninety cents, and was
bought by & col0red "Lemmar," and was
found to contain m o.d rel-la0nel shirt,
u few socks and bottle Of peppermint.
Something done up IN Il rag brought
twenty-five cents Inc man would not
open Z, and he was promptly hauled Out
OF the room.
A large trunk was next brought ouI
and AuctIoneer Harvey had TO hoid u
up TWEEN y times 1or the crowd 10 gaze
upon. II looked as though II
mad traNe.eI from ATTIC" 10 yH'
Nortn Peie. a merchant C'lIot
o'1 81 ~ on u, u. 1lI' y san. 'l'l' " a
less Ihan ohe.AHIl cent per poahu' S"u
would not pay lor Tue wear ana s t,", o.
muscle IN 'luhs IT, Joe Ice 'u' OHIu"7
man, s'AFIeu - o" ~ ""o men nc Wv" y
So1 Ll"u ""N run " "P w. -.
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TEMPEKANCN NOTES.

A meeting was held IN Mozart Hall
last night, al which there was large at
tendance present. The meeting was
opened by Rev Winchor offering up
prayer, after which he read sermon OF
Scripture. Mr.. WesLwood then made an
eloquent appeal to the people TO show
themselves on the side Of temperance.
Mr.. Hiram Young was then called upon
and delivered fine speech, in which he
spoke sgainst license and in favor OF
prohibition in this city. There will be 8
business meeting IN this hall tc-algbt,
and public meeting on Thursday night
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the L.r.esI stock OF Picture Frames,
ChFomOs, Household Ornaments
and photographers Materials In
the STATE. 80.

The L.r.esI stock OF Pieture Frames,
ChromOs, Household Ornaments
and photographers Materials In
In passing Mr. Kinks picture store op-
posite the Grant House on Main street,
we were astonished to see the large snd
elegant assortment of fine chromos In
finely polished walnut and silt frames,
which he is selling st the low prices OF
g5 cents to $50. Also the hundreds OF
fine picture frames which he keeps IN
stock. and is constantly receIvir Z in order
TO supply the immense demand he has
for those goods. We were shown large
looking glasses in besutfIl frames, only
IS cent; and full line Of handsome
brackets at % cents, which are said to
have cost three times the price ssked.
A splendid assortment OF artist mater
iaIs Ct 81. kinds, convex glasses, besutI-
silk velvet frames, mats aud Passeperiouis,
picture nails, glass sud cord, and
full line line o! Photographic materials,
albums, mouldings, snd s,ero:coPlc goods
on hand. We are grstlded 10 see the
fair success Mr.. Kirk has met with. The
low prices at which he sells goods are the
main secret OF Lis successful and
constantly increasing business and
being the Only wholesale house IN the
state he buys in such large quantities
that his customers find they can buy
their goods just IS low, and their orders
receive prompter attention than II they
ordered from the factories direct.
Retail buyers can see what an adyan-
tage this is to them to buy from house
that cannot be undersold. Ladies who
are identifying their homes At this sea-
son should inspect Mr.. KS stock and Sc
cure bargain.
Another specially of this house is the
large variety CT fine gold moulding from
which patrons can select for frames.
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nes,Iinin SnIInrs.

SAN FKANCIsCo, May l3.--The bark
Sonoms, which arrived to day from
Liverpool, has on board Chss A. Hsrri-
son, second mate, and six sailors OF the
ship 2. r. Hszeltine, wrecked some time
sgo on the coast of Terre del Fuego.
They were picked up By the
Sonoma in the straits of Lemsire,
on March 4th, in 3 destitute con-
dItion, having subsisted on muscles
for fourteen days. They report that
during their wsnderiDgs after leaving
the wreck they discovered n cave which
contained fragments OF boat, some oars,
articles of clothing snd the skeletons OF
the bos:'s crew, bu. nothing b. which
the castswsys could be identified.
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s. BRADY, Trustee.
W II. HALLER, AuctiOneer.
, COMMISSIONERS SALE
,oFs
MAS BREWERY, &C.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
"
Margaretha Mas, administrator OF DAVID
Mas, decd, and Others,


The undersigned, special Commission.
crs. hereby give notice that by virtue OF
thaauthOrlty vested in them by decree
m it. by said court in the above entitled
car,. on the 9th day Of April, 1873, they
SkS'Ti'GRDtY. THIS STH DAY OF JUNE,
ISIS sell AT public auction, at the mont
door OF the Court House OF ONO county,
West Virginia, in the city OF hte.iug, 10
the highest aud best bidder. the real estate
ut which SAID David Mas, deed, u!ed
seized and possessed, tO-Tlt: The piece OF
land. containing about two and Oue-haIt
acres on which said David Mas mad his
residence and brewery at The Tune OF ms
death, which was conveyed 10 MN by one
Franz Hegutr and vile by deed dated
March ~, 1871, and now OF record IN the
clerks office OF the County Court OF said
county i'm deed book No. A, page III and
descI bed in said deed as follows: Front
ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with 'Hunmau's line northeast one nun
dr-i and ten feet; thence north 10 Bush
field * MCMeCheu'S line; thence east 70
John Mcclure : line; thence WIN ms me
about 800 feet; thence IVES, To holman 5
line, the place 81 beginning.
Also, lot Nc. Uul one NunNrtb anu l"uT,
ON the northwest corner O. Fourth ,ialy.y
called Bank street and Coal street, mont
Iug % feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 lee,, beng
same lot conveyed To sand DAVID Mas by
Ioseph Bell and vile, by deed dated
october $. 1867. and now OF r. cord Ina said
Clerks Office in decd book No. 50, page
u4. All of said real estate being in SAID
city. county and state.
TFEYs or SALE-One- fourth of the pur-
base money, or such greater sum rs the
purchaser may elect 10 pay, i'm cash. the
residue IN three equal ms ailments, each
bearing interest from the Gay OF sale and
tnyab1e respectively in six, twelve and
,i.srf-en months after the day of sale, the
purchaser To give bonds with personal
security thereon salts aCtOTy 10 he under
signed Tor said deferred ay mentS, ana the
tue 10 Dc retained until payment IN iUI'
uf the purchase money.
LEWIS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special commissioners.
j. G. HERVEY, AuctIoneer. mah
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a Sudden Rath.

Last evening, while several young
gentlemen were engaged in earnest COLI
yersation in front of n residence on Main
near 22d street, south side, female form
suddenly appeared st an upstairs win
dow, which MAS open, snd in q moment
thereafter the aforesaid gentlemen were
treated 10 the contents OF a bucket con-
tanning some kind OF liquid. a separs-
tion followed so precspitately that the
amount OF damage could not be ascer-
tanned
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Change OF Time Om she 81. CIairSViIIe
NmrrnM asnmGc.

The evening train Will leave St. Glars
vile ut 4jO Z. NJ, and will connect at
Qlincy with both east and west bound
trains on the B. u o. road. The time
between the two trains IN the evening on
the B. d o. read require passengers TO
wait one hour AMI three minutes st
Quincy. The new time table makes the
wait only thirty minutes. Passengers
call at ST. Clairsvll,e at 6'25 P. NJ, thirty
minutes earlier than heretOtore.
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The Disappearance OF Young Rentcn.

The mystery accompanying the di:sp-
pearance OF young Rentch remsins SIS yet
unsoved. On Saturday the creek was
carefully dragged, Bat failed TO produce
any trace of the missing boy. A rumor
having gained circulation that be had
gone to Pittsburgh, whore married
sister resides, MIR. Rentch, Sr, yesterday
sent dispatch TO his daughter making
inquiry As 10 whether he had been seen
Ia that city. The reply was ne had not.
The family firmly believe the young man
has been touly dealt with.
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Yesterday MORNINGS Raid.

Between one and two O'Clock yester-
day morning, Officer Henry, accompanied
by Officers Listen, OF the Seventh ward
and Thompson, of the Eighth ward
made descent upon 3 house Of bad re.
pute on Ohio street, lslsnd, kept by
Madame McGavern. The madame, two
female inmates, and man from Bellsire
and one from Martins Ferry, were ST.
rested. The parties will be heard at pc,
lice court this morning.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmEn1s
--------
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS
FOR THE CURB on
Iicpatitls or LIVER Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE
FOX IHk CJRR On

SUMMONS of 7 Diseased =.
DAlN in the right side rrto' 80
nf.nostbe ribS incro,so 1'.0O' Ne
sure; S5mctimes the main r' : :, VI. pres
side; the patient is rarcIy aL,. 49, 'T @
ON tb, Ieff srIr. so,,a,;,,,...r ~ &c
.o'''N s.A.tN Inc IG.N
IS ielt under the shoulder ll-la -
:. E~,r,,artI,. ,,,,c,,l.., "''u
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The Excursion from Marietta

Yesterday morning at s o'clock, the
popular steamer Courier steamed up TO
our wharf with about two hundred
excursionists from Marietta accom-
panied by Turner'S brass band which is
composed OF twentv-four members of
very fine musicians. The excursionists
departed for their homes at I o'clock last
evening after having spent the day in
seeing the Nail City sights.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE Ny RESIDENCE
and Grounds, / mile east of the city on
The National road, at the terminus ol the
Elm Grove railroad. %, i,
There are some Il acres of land, with the
choicest fruits and ShruboeIy. Inc nouSS
Contains all cOuVenienCeS Of gas, water,
&c. and IL in perfect order. St3DlnS'
green house, ice house, milk mouse,
heuerv, &c. convenient.
Terms easy. Improved city properly IN
wNreiing or Baltimore, Will be taken in
ApplT To myself until the l5ih OF May
oftar that time 10 Mr.. Chamber HeTNey.
maria SA Ell LA ~ 1AA1A-''
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings I'm the DIE
rercnt judicial Bodies.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
State vs.. Allen. Demurrer to the in
dictment. Demurrer overruled and plea
of not guilty entered and case continued
generally.
In the case of Jane and Ann Brown
VS.. w. B. Curtis, the arguments OF con-
sui being closed, the case was submitted
to the jury. who, failing to sgree, were
adjourned over until 9 o'clock Monday
morning.
To-DAYS' TRIAL DOCKET.
Catherine Friery VS.. John K.evls.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed Of one case, with
a fine of $40 and costs.
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ANCIIlenI.

Mrs. Patrick Gavin, residing on Mar
ket street, near Twenty-seventh, In de-
scending the cellar steps Of her house, on
Saturday morning, stumbled and fell
from near the top 10 the bottom, thereby
desIocatIug her shoulder joint. DR.
Cherry was promptly summoned and re-
duced the fracture. Mrs Gayen is doing
US well as could be expected.
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Ennnnilnhln NiAIIer.

The following letters are held 81 the
PostotIice for the necessary stamps: Miss
jennie Mcdonnell, New MartlnsViLle,
w. Va; Lizzie A. Barker. city, care OF
GecIg, Hill; w a. McNulty, Island,
cty; Beerbower IL Gritten, PhWlIxyIlle,
Pa; DR.. Camden, Asylum for the In
sane, Weston, w. Va; DR.. }. n. Haley,
Jamestown, Davies county, Mo.
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Explosion.

Quite crowd was gathered in front Of
candy store on Market street. couple
of nights since, in an incredibly short
time, on account OF noise which resem-
bled powder explosion proceeding from
the building. On investigation 1t was
found that toy bladder, such as are
used to amuse children, had bursted.
Nobody hurt
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Died

SAN FRASCIsCo, May l2.-Thaddeus
Amst, the Catholic Bishop Of Monterey
and Los Angeles, died ST Los Angeles
this morning, aged "a. The funeral will
take place Tuesday morning.
PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-Ex-CoroIeT
j. G. L. Brown died to day, sGed 53,
De wss for many wears business manager
of the Press under Col. Forney.
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The CImbria.

LONDON, May IA dispatch from
Rome contrsdicts reinstatement sttribu.-
ed to the Russian Ambassador there that
the CimbrIs was engaged TO transport
men and officers where they will cross
the continent TO take other vessels for
the mouth of the Anoor. The dispatch
adds that the Ambassador said nothing of
the kind.
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a Change of lime.

This morning the following change Of
time will tske effect on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and its branch roads
leading to and from this city.
EAST BOUND-LEAvE
Wheeling a. m. 1898 a. IN. 5:]5 M.
WEST BDUND-LEATE
Wheeling. sos a. m. 4:IO p. IN. HIS ?. m.
W, 4 Il. DIv.-LEAVE
Wheeling ......................5oja IN. I'D p m
ARRIVE,
From East 1855 p. m. o:o5 a. m. 500 p. m.
West. So p. m. 1880 a. III. lI:lU p. IL.
w. Z. x 3. iv ...........ly@}O a. IN. 5:i5 p. IL.
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MI A RTIN'S
CAprTAT, RESTAURANT.

M. II55 Market ST., is The only fiSt-
cJTTs PeStdilrdnt ia the city. IL is the only
eStaurant that has separate rooms ior
ladies, or where you can ma that quIeI
asst cuisine that can be found in the city.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.-Regular
Dinner, with one kind of meat, three
Z iudS OF vegetables, one cup OF tea, coffee
milk, one kind of dessert, for % cents.
Oysters, Fish and all the delicacles OF the
season constantly on hand. mrZ'
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Rysp Rail ROW.

Two boys, named respectively, Nc
Coru.ick and Cook wero before squire
Schultz, Saturday, on the charge OF tight
ing. The afsir grew out OF game OF
base ball. Both were bound over to keep
the peace tO- three months.
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Itillnl Anil

PEORIA, ILL, May 12,-Tho grand
jury of Peoris county yesterday brought
a bill Of indictment against Wilbert F..
Story, editor of the Chicago Times,
charging him with lIbelling 4. II. Whit
ing of this city, and an ex-member Of
Congress.
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MADAME RESTZs and the pretty
blondes a. Washington Hall tomorrow
night. Secure your seats stSheib.s music
store without extra charge and avoid the
rush.
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THE ladies sing "in the sweet buy
and buy we will meet in that beautiful
store" and We certainly can raise no OBJ
lection. But remember the little ones at
home and do not leave the nurse without
a bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
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No hotel in this country or Europe is
more thoroughly comfortable for families
and ladies travelling alone, than the
well-known CoIoDnsde Hotel in Phila-
delphis, Pa.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 20 New Aaverl,sements.

Regular Tuesday Pscket-The New
Andes.
For Sslc-Bottom Land on the Ono.
Caldwell House,. Il. Otey Carey.
A Tranquil Nervous System-L Third
Page.
New StoCk-G. Mendel Booth Il Co.
Boarding-Mrs. NJ. d. Venum.
Grand Bargains-C. I. Brues N Go.
Bsrgains-I. Blum x Bro Head OF
Local
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Pocket Picked.

Saturday morning while in the Second
ward market, Mrs Chapline had her
pocketbook stolen from her pocket. For
tunateiy the book contained but very
small amount. Officer Dadbaugh was
notified OF the theft, and Is engaged in
looking il up.
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Try the Patent Safety Broiler Cooks
to perfection over any fire at moments
notice, An unequaled kitchen gem. R.
h. Sweeney, sole agent, lower end mar
ket house
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Trustee,s Sale Of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
- made to me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his vile, dateu M ~. o.
1874 and recorded in the office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court Of ohio county, west
Virginia, i'm deco OF trust book No. !, pages
10 auu 10, 1 will sell al public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, at me
front door OF the court House, II the city
nt Wheeling. the following described real
estate, that Is 10 say: The weS', or alley
n.rt of the south half Ot lot 1876, SITUATE on
The west side Of old Fourth street anu
month of Old Union street, That Is 10 say 20
much OF said halt lot rs fronts on the al'tS
mining eaStwaruIy towards Old FouFth
street, anOuJ 10 feet, more or less, toSeIheT
with the buildings thereon.
The tide to the above property IS beIleN-
81 10 he unreasonable, bot selling as
trn~tec shan only convey such tllie as IL
INST THDS. C'BHlkN,
arrGf Trustee.
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THE ELEGANT ANDCoM.
i mOdlOuB steamer EIPR ~. -
4. r--------. - =

i mOdlOus steamer EIPRE5s, - 81,
CAPT. ASA BOOTH, MAsIEh,
VIII be run as a sunday Xcursion POat
during the Summer, commenc sng next
Sunday, May 18th. IL Will De run 10 Gre
saps Grove or some other points 10 be
designated IN few days. Fare for round
boat will leave as follows: Martin Is Ferry
80 a. M, Top MAJ s:i5 a. m. WheeIisK
Wharf go a. N LaBelie Landing y:IO a,
N Washington Mills $50 a. m, Bellaire
10 a. N. MAJ
Tickets for excursion TO Cresap's Grove
on next sunday, are on sale al the follow
ing places: {. n. Booth & sons boat store,
Turner & DiIlons jewelry store, stanton
& Dayenport's book store, Lo kAn, List &
Cos drug store, Laramie's restaurant.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TI,uE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. 49,
THIS room has been occupied Tor me LII
last three wears by hugo l.. LooS as
% t0bacco and cigar store. The shelving
counters and gas fixtures belong to the
nremiseS. A good W. &. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given I'M inGal9tTlg'
Apply TO d W.
aIQua
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Oh SEED AND PLANT ISvIGORAToBl
For increasing the vital force and early
maturity Of Seeds and PldHks. Patented
April p, 1874 Better, cheaper and more
easily applied than any known fertilizer.
InEures sure crops, large yield, and Des-
truc'iOn OF insects. j. purely chemicsl in
its character, and contains, IN cDnden Sod
form, those ingredients 80 generally def
cient In -Ol, and which are essential 10
immediate and csr,aiu examination Of
seed and rapid growth Of plants Attsu-
ton Of Tobacco aud COTTON GEOWeTs is In
vitei 70 this article. Pot mp In SOC,
Sl.OO and 81. 90 packages. sent by mall
on receipt OF price. reud for descriptive
circulars. Liberal terms 10 reliable agents
WAUGANAN& CO., care Geo. bingham
Adams IL. Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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l SELL it because my customers al say
it is purer, and Morning Glory Baking
Powder is more economical than any
other. They all use it.
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THE VISITORS.

There were fully 5000 persons who
witnessed the Felslng L'yberger race at
Pittsburgh, seven or eight hundred Of
whom went up on excursion trains from
this city and other points along the p,
". & n. Rrilrosd. 1t took eight care
to bring back those who went up from
this city.
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MEMORANDUM

SEVERAL sIzFS FOR SALE At THIS
OFFICE.
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Mothers. MoIhcrs. Mother.

Don! tail to procure Hrs. Wins.ow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures wind cole, regulates the
bowels and, by giving rehe: and health
to the child, gives rest TO the mOtner.
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An elegantly carved Knsbe Piano in
splendid condition, Tor sale at q great
bargsin st Sheib's music store, Washing
ton Hall.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from stVO 70
s,sO each. only one-siXth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
he maid annually III five equal install
ments. with interest. Apply to
JOHN p. GILCHRlST,
oosnb At Top Mil.
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No ONE can long abuse health without
suffering generally with blood diseases.
Keep the blood pure by using DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
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HATS Of every description at SPeyer
Bros
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JUsT received Ladies French HeeI
Shoes in Button aud side Lace, at l.. V
Bonds.
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II you want to get nice fitting pair
of shoes, go to L. V. Blends, as he keeps
the incest shoes in the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

TRIMMED Fats and BJnnets in grea!
variety at Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

LATEST styles Of spring shoes just re-
ceIved At l.. V. Blends, No. 1875 Main
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

AT the REGISTER Office, at 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
IS degrees above zero. Clear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

SPOOL CoTToy 10 cents 8 dozen spools
at Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more satisfaction
than any other. MANY DEALERS.