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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-26
RcnvGOd Bulletin.

There are many OF our young men who
wear tho blue ribbons attached to their
coats, but we doubt very much as to the
sincerity of some of them.
The boy Southern, who was injured by
the explosion of torpedo last Saturday
evening, will, it is thought, lose one of
hi, eyes.
Circuit Court convened at Mounds
vile yesterday, and to-day the Gof big
amy case will be called. There are
about twenty-five witnesses here who
have been summoned 10 be present.
There ia an opinion prevalent here to the
effect that Ms. Goff No. l will not sp-
pear against him.
We have several parties here who are
agi.ating the incorporation OF our town,
notwithstanding the fact that 1t has been
voted down once. We are an incorpors-
tionist.
Four Of the boilers in the forge de-
psrtment OF our mill will take furnaces
In the Laughlin mill at Martins Ferry.
The mill will resume operations next
Monday.
To-day is payday at Nolsn's coal bank.
Yesterday being holiday in the Cath.
ole Church, services were held as on
Sundays.
We understand Rev. Father Mcker-
nan handled the card playing question
rather roughly on last Sunday at church.
Quite a lively little fight occurred be.
tween Watt Dugsn and Blinker Blake,
Yesterday. We were Assured, from what
we saw of the atfray, that Watt could
not stand the pressure, SIS he left the field
20 Blinker.
Michael Rocks, who has been absent
from home about year, has returned
looking well and hearty.
jessie Patterson claims 10 be the
"boss" in two counties. He wants TO
tackle some of Wheeling's rifemen.
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Flow ers.

With the return OF spring opens out
the busy season for the florists and seeds
men. Our dealers have already received
their new supplies, and seeds and bulbs
are in active demand. In conversation
with number of our prominent dealers
we learn that the culture Of flowers from
seeds and bulbs In this city and vicinity
is largely on the increase. Among the
seeds mostly in demand may be men
toned, phloI drummondie, pansies, rese-
dss, balssms, asters, candy.tooth VERDI
ma, and other hardy annuals-seeds all
blooming the same year when planted.
The bulbs mostly called for are dshliss,
lilies, gladiolias, tubero.es, cslsdlnims,
&c. Most of the seeds and bulbs are not
put out in the open ground until the lat
ter part of April or IN Msy, the danger
of frost being then usually over, but 8
great many people prefer starting in the
house in pots or boxes, ard then trans.
planting in May or June, thereby hsV-
ing earlier flowers and mourning no dan
ger Of killing by the frost.
With reliable seeds, good ground and
a little sttention while growing, most
any one can succeed in brIngir z 10 bloom
the delight Of everybody, beautiful flowers.
Their culture Is one OF the few pleasures
that improve alike the mind and the
heart. Is teaches industry, patience,
faith and hope. We could not best5w
8 better advice 10 our readers, especially
the ladies, than 10 cultivate this srt. l.
costs but trife, and the pleasure derived
thereof from the appearance Of the first
sprout to the bloom, will amply repay all
who invest
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A SuRge.tion 10 the Trmv,IIns Pss1

Tourists, emlgrants aud ma'!A'' .
that Host.tter's stomach BiitenbstS
c!nal safeguard against unbe2!'L''
fiuences, upon which they can W q
rely, since II prevents the .hech "'
unhealthy climate, v!tiated .imo''L''
unaccustomed or unwhole'1ms OK .
water, or other conditions unIa'o'''' D
health would otherwise proiuos. % =
voyages, or Journeys By land In 'i'''' Az,
adjacent 10 the equator, u u ~
useful AZ n preventive Of the i'O'-' -
plants and disorders OF the 'toiDNI'
and bowels, which are app 7"
natives OF the temperate Lon'> r'' o'.'..'
or travelling IN such regions aD' - -
excellent protection against th' BE-
ofeItreme cold. sudden chang"
perature, exposure to dtmp :" p
fatigue. IT not only proven" ih', '...
and remittent fever, and other o.
a malari.l type, bui efadlc''' =,
fact which has been n0tono" y,
past In North and South America
the West Indies, Aus'ra!lA AO'
countries.
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which is that Wright would -
aoout SIX votes OF an election s; ~ Iscts
three, as was the case. In W iastest =
ship the clerk, in summin, " "a h...
made a mistake Of, l bel: eve % lie Voc
against Wright. At Tho nine W,
case this his, clerk called s!tes,ia a Of Z.
error 81 and demonstrated how !, !" Ia
Twas! 1t was corrected. Wasn't sb. n GtsSans
Proper pro gn,, But tut on what sqtSc,,ssa
Judge Okey's intention 70, saa i ~
should win, and that il t4s '. Bats
dryeburgh returns vonI, lie De-.
init OF bringing sSon.a0! u.
result, then Warren TOWNSHIP . er
used for that purpose1 If Ho' W . !
mean that, what does be mn naas cos.;
how does he know all thi.l r.. Al.
bean bean, taken into Judge OSey', a oas..s 10
Right here let me remsfk ,,SSaatscs'
OEeys intimacy with Nj. B,,n aH aa!a
rnciuding brother Frank, q, r. ''''ca
who was here at the time - ., , ~
was a matter Of general cOum. .as ia
tain it is that there wss no ."as C..
between Judge 0key and tSs s4 .SSass!
On the contrary, Judge OkOs ae' q:
psss and repsss the tetends U.e! Tex
street and other places wi,SNn. pSc 1,
as deigning to notice him, a., @.H:;
the court room the Hn N-ss' 4
treated Mr.. Wright with r co.,, w
Capt. Peter Tsllmau, one a, S W!
attorneys, has been a hte.IoDVs. msHg:.I
Judge Okey. On the mos; 'nsa: &
Judge Okey's decision VS., ,sa9 AZ
started for bis home in Mon ,'ass'" :,
Capt. TaIlman approached oS'. 'os;'!
him good by. Okey ,urues . u
upon DIR. Tsllman and wOUs,, aa a,t
But l shall not pursue this .ns 's In
further now. | may have ",:,' 4!
write you again. i wouIt , ,.,t Is
write these things, but they A., ,' ,.Hs ;&
it is right that the public sboos i've = 4:
them. The fact that You b,ya 50 N''
number Of readers in this Conn.,, fs'
only apology for introducing IN. ,n : y
IN the columns of your e1celIen, ,'... 81
Pur,
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WELLSBURG LOCALS.

Mr.. D. ". SLier, dry goods merchant,
returned from the East via p w. q Ky,
on Friday last.
j. s. Poole, the enterprising news
dealer and REaIsTER carrier, sports
handsome Sign on his Office, done IN
Artist McConnells best style.
"Tell it in Gath; publish it in the
streets of Askelow," that the great news
paper imbroglio of Squire Cox and the
Herald still goes on, and no man know.
eth when the end cometb.
Wheat in this county is In excellent
condition for this season OF the year.
The prospects for large yield are very
Hattering.
The wool market here is slow. MOI sales
have taken place within the past week.
Buyers are not cosXing holders to sell,
which certainly goes to show ths: the
staple is at its highest figure for some
time to come.
The lion part of March coming upon
us with q roar and bound, caused let
up 10 gardening, which had been COM
mehced during the nice weather OF the
past week.
A great many inquiries are being
made heresbouts as to when the tele-
graph line will be established along the
line Of the "K-y.kee" road. Hurry up,
gentlemen OF the w. U. 7. Q.
The temperance people are thorough.
" aroused and enthusiastic meetings are
TO be held at the different churches, and
once at the Court House, every night,
excepting Wednesday night, until cleo.
ton day, which is Thursday, 4th inst.
The issue will be squsrely "license" or
mo license" TO sell intoAiesnts in Wells
burg, yclept "the Garden Of Eden" dur
ing the past year. 1t is the intention to
carry on the campaign in the interests OF
anti-license with great vigor. Professor
w. X. Pendleton talks temperance at
the Union Chapel tonight.
Our town is well supplied with Vend-
ers of the tactical fluid, as no less than
five different milk wagons meander
through our streets every day.
The first raft that touched our shores
this spring arrived on Saturday.
Mr.. II. &. Lazear was slightly injured
to-day by falling from wagon load OF
hay.
Miss Kate Gregg, Of Wheeling, Is WIS.,
ting her friend, Miss Kate Fowler, OF
this town.
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MARTINS FERRY.

A number of the citizens of this town.
ship held Democratic convention yes.
terday at one o'clock, and nominated the
following ticket for the township offices
&. w. Medill, Treasurer; Thomas Thorn
as, Clerk; North West, Assessor; James
Alexander, DR.. Blsckford and Mr.. Jor-
dan, Trustees; Samuel Cochran and
Charles Gill, Constab.es. Our citizens
feel safe in electing these gentlemen, as
they are men OF upright and honorable
principles and will work for the best in
ierests of their constituency.
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nShinVInn Hall

The following ladies and gentlemen
will take part in the entertainment to-
nigat At the hall: Miss Allie Bender,
Miss Mary Trimbe, Miss Posie Miller,
Joseph Deviae, Mis-; Annie Carson, MISS
Teresa Phillips, Miss Beckie Rshr, <.
w. Trisler, W. &. Devinney, f. Lsrkin,
u. Kelley, K. Frazier and several Others.
+, w. Banner, the talented pianist, has
also consented TO sppesr. We trust a
large audience will be present. While
the programme is very fine, the price OF
admission is very low. Seats st Adams
e Lucas.
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sneoinI Invitation TO the Puhlie.

Shoib's music store being removed to
the new quarters under Washington
Hall, will be open and ready for business
to-day. Everybody is invited TO call in
and examine the new goods receiving,
which will be sold st lower prices than
8. any other store IN the city, it being
determined TO make this the cheapest and
best place to buy anything musical
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Great RarEains,

We will sell from this time till April
Isl our stock of Planes, Organs and MI.
steal Goods Of all descriptions. A fine
pair OF match horses, one buggy sud one
wagon and harness; $: cost for cash or
approved security.
On the above date, A. N. Adams vii.
retire from the firm. Apply 10 Adams
& Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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Bridgeport.

We were mislnformed concerning the
missionary meeting Sunday. 1t was in
the Kirkwood Nj. L. Church IN the even.
ing, and the address was made by Miss
Taylor, of the Wheeling Female College.
The ladies' missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will hold its meet
ing next Sabbath afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
at which time DR.. Cunningham OF your
city will deliver sermon pertinent to
the subject.
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SPKAIss, bruises and Commissions are Of
frequent occurrence, bat nevertheless
always painful, We. the severest case OF
either may be Immediately relieved and
ultimately cured BY the use Of McLain's
Good Intent Liniment . remedy thu.
hiss been tined in Thousands Of cases by
orr citizens, and Away. with happy re-
suits.
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at'heeling Aeelster.
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements

A suggestion to the Travelling Public
i Local Page.
Special Notice to the Ladies-C. +.
Brues- Head of Local.
Card of Thanks John Butterfeld.
Observation-Disclosures and Thompson.
Geo p Linch-Attorney-st-Lsw.
New Designs Cummins Il Woods.
lmpOrtant-I. Blum u Bro Head of
Local
We Would Invite Attention-Turner
i Dillon.
Carpets-FrIend Il Son.
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n.n ACRES, HARRISON COUNTY
HIil Inw,. we'll Watered; near railrOal

NOT far nom Council Bluff.
IGH acres. Monroe county, Iowa.
Goo acres, Cherokee and Woodberry
county, Iowa, Tor exchange for merchah-
Kansas improved farms from 500 up
wards. a.,
other side OF Philadelphia, near springer :
place: very desirable piece OF gr0uni l.
L.nr sale or exchange for carpenter WORK.
\ number Of dwelling houses and lotS
in city and on Wheeling Island
Houses rented aud rents COLLECTED AZ
Lowest rates. All business promptly AT
tended 10. &. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Opera House Coz ner'
.S,ooond 0,Cr mrs
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IuunaiIabIe Matter,

The following letters are held at the
Postotiice for stamps: Mayor Sweeney.
city; Miss Mary A. Burke, IS, corner OF
Robinson and Cory streets, Allegheny,
Pa; w. A. Bunting, lS4 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SYMPATHY is best shown when prscti-
csl in It's application. Therefore when
you sympsthize with your suffering baby
show it practically by using DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, and thus cure your child.
Pricn Is cants
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Probate business.

The following probate business was
transacted in the office of the County
Clerk yesterday:
Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly was appoint
ed Administrative of the estate of Michael
Connolly, deceased. Bond $4,000, with
John Carroll and John McGarrell as
suretles
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or few days only, before removing
our stock, on April Isl 70 TIA Main
street, three doors below our present
stand, We will sell lot Of good Prints 81
four cents per yard, and 1000 yards Of
Grensdine st st cents. Emshiener
Brothers-
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To-DAYs TRIAL DOCKET.
Morris Raw vs.. VIM. CASTOR.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGR CRAEMER.
W. II. Schrnertz & Co, vs.. j. B
Merge ct al, in chancery. This case was
dismissed from the docket on motion OF
John o. Pendleton, Esq.
James Sullivan ct al. vs. John Burns
& Co, IN assumpsil. Case set for hear
ing with jury Wednesday, April 8,
1878.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed OF two cases yes
terday morning, with fines ranging from
Slto$2.
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. WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1873

Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House of OHIO
county, the following described real estate
situate in the city OF Wheeling, West Nir-
giuin, to-wtt: The east one hall OF LOT
numbered ilfty-eight (6sl on Eighteenth
street, between Eoii ana JACOB streets ana
heinz the same property conveyed To said
Joseph Caring by q ed now OF record In
deed book No. ~, page 1T, of the land re-
cords of Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALv-One. half cash, and
more If the purchaser desire; the balance
i'm one wear, with interest, the deferred
payment To he secured by negotiable note,
with deed of trust on said property 10
secure the same.
mrl5i X. o. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM OF 80 ACRES, ON THE Il. &. o.
4 X. r., a few minutes walk rom Glenn
n .StOn station; ~ acres wen lb pruN'u,
two STORY dwelling, fine cellar, stables anu
oil .r outbuildingS; a variety of fruit trees
and crane vines. Terms, one-naif cash
and residue In two and three years, win
interest. I. y. SIhaT IN "a 80, -,
Real Estate Agents, Opera House corner
second floor.
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Officers Elected.

X. Hunter has been eleted Second
Lieutenant of the Nstions! Guards, Of
Burning Springs, Morgan county, West
Virginia, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Lieutenant b. w.
Catl.tt. The company has also elected
DR.. 9. l.. Green, SURGEON OF the guards.
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For Sale CIleap for Cash.

oHEAVY SECOND HAND STONE
Z wagons, eight Coal Cars, about thre.
ton flat MAN
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and Counter sunk. Also one new
Snring Wagon and lot OF paddy borroWs.
=. j. ELLIFRlTL
n,rlS Cor. 23th and Market streets.
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Mill lem.

Mr.. Martin Mclaughlin WAS "gsssed'
at the Belmont furnace last evening and
suffered severe contusious OF the head in
He wss removed 10 his
home, but was afterwards able TO appear
on the street.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm tho DIFF
ferenf Judicial Bodies.

ferent judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
This Court met at the Supreme Court
rooms at the Capital, and adjourned to
Moundsville to regular term OF Court,
Adjourned until Court in course.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
j. K. PAUL, assignee, vs. j. B. Tsrbett,
certified by Squire w. II. Caldwell.
Case dismissed at cost Of plaintiff.
J. r. PAUL VS.. NJ. l.. Tarbett, certified
By 'Surire w. II. Caldwell. Continued.
James Wheeler VS.. August Natsmsnn,
certified by Squire Hamilton. Motion
by the defendants attorney to set aside
the verdict and judgment in this case
and grant him new trial. Argument
will be heard on next Saturday.
Henry Kochtier, native of Germany,
was granted his first papers.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fsii TO procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. Il relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health
TO the child, gives rest TO the mother.
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ERR RENT.

nOONS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
Is Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
arV LIST. Persons desiring Sood business
terms, can get in formation from
I. II. WILLIAMS, Sec,y.
dacSh at franklin lns. Ofnce.
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FOR Rent.
unnlr an TArn

BRICK HOUSE ON JACOB STREET
a between Thirteenth and Four -
tenth streets, containing eight E
rooms, bath room, gas and water. =,
The house has just been repaired, ana VIII
be rented very low to good tenant. En-
quire of ". 1. W tE s,ras,
unorlla
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ENR RENT.

TtNHE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street. with cellar underneath. -
III room has been occupied for the III
last three years by Hugo l.. Loos as
a tobacco and cigar store. The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong 10 the
premises. 4 good W. e. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given April ISL. APP
ply 10 j; Nj AsSIhEIy t
ialih W. L. SChHh -
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
PARKERs' HALL.

The neckte social, which is to be given
at this hall mex: Saturday night, promises
to be fine affair.
OTIS HALL.
The following officers were elected
last night by Wheeling Union No. l:
President, Hiram Young; Vice Presi-
dents, j. Westwood and James A.
Clark; Secretsry,G. w. Engle; Treasur-
er, A. g. WincheI; Executive Commit
tee, NJ. McMasters, II Harrison, J. Rus
sci, William Ecc.es and William Love.
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Ton RENT.

ONE TWO AND A HALE sIohl
brick house with eight rooms 1stA
and store room; gas end water; an -
in good repair: No. % Eighteenth
street. will be rented very low. Possess
ION April list. Apply 10 A. NJ. ADAMS.
mTlS IL-i MdiheI St4SS''
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SsO.ss FOR RENT.

IN PEOPLES BANK BUILD ~
Rooms IN the Peoples Bank
building Gre hereby offered tor rent. Pos
sssslnu of two OF them Will be given I'M
meliately. These rooms are considered
Ihe most eligible IN the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or TO
lash tOS. " bNAE-''1 S'
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AT the REGISTER office, at 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
20 degrees above zero. Clear.
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GNR RENT.

r,,HE OPERA HOUSE STORE ~
rooms for rent at reasonable Ia.H
terms. Possession given immeulate- It.,
" Anply at the Office OF the German FIRE
Insurance Company OF Wheeling. dec24h
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WHEN the swallows homeward fiy,"
then is the time when coughs and colds
begin to appear. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup cures every case. Price % cts.
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LIVE STOCK.
New Yorl

SV~ iOrk.
NEW YORK, March 25-R..
Receipt: AGO head, maxim, 10 Us"
for the week, sgsins, 9.ISo ~, la
week. The market opened wiz ~. NJ
demand at Fridays prices, ~, az
offerings changed hand. 81 49,. S'
rates OF a week sgo. Four ca 49,. y
Cherokee cattle at IS IS, To s,.. 40
few Texas steers a. 50 %: com.'.
prime native steers S. 75G,.O Y S"
55@57; extra 81 00@u rs 70 49,.
No very fee steers offered p
took 1000 head at 80 5Ot6lO 80 y =.
81, aud shipped during the v.s y NV s,a
quarters OF beef 429 head live c,I'. ~, ~.
shipped for Germany and EasIniy.
day.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head man.
l,770 head for the week, ss,l5,tr,S
head las week. The mMks, va -.
and advanced nearly r.. One ri.
Iair clipped sheep brought a Srn
lbs. Ordinary to good unshorn asa.
q 90; two cars choice sni eIu,k.,.
6 95. Exports 300 head iO-dsy nd,
$500 head for the week.
Hogs Receipts l2,7OO he., maxi,
24SO0 head for the week, sgsuG SlI
head last week. Msrke, wcske,ntp
GA 70 per 100 lbs, alive.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 2j.-The p-vry
journal reports hog receipts 400 IA.
shipments $500 head All crsts q.
AMI prices shade lower; nike! roar
SO 30@3 60; light 81 jOt6S 6O; cEs,
heavy SO 1908 IS. All, rod.
Cattle-Roceipts 1000 hesd; ,hipusg
2,4O0 head. Market l5CG3c lower 81,
ping steers 81 sCtG5Oe feeders h,l
active at So s0@3 s.; butchers VA
steers So 25@3 SO; cows 81 JOCGg'
bulls 81 00(d,s 40; oxen 81 eOtdJ 4
Many unsold.
Sheep-Reccipts 1900 hest; ,hipzgI
200 head. Market better; eyGyal,
sold at 81 0eta,5 10.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March 3-CGt-
Receipts 1900 head OF through 10
head of local. Selling 81 lM Hti
prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 heii nrts
dull; Workers 50 7j93 So; Phil,daf.s
81 1904 20.
Sheep Receipts 1900 he,d; IeIitGE
l0@25c higher than last week.
~. Louis.
ST.. Louis, March 2j.-Hog'-s.
ceipts 600 head; opened veal u.
10c lower, and closed lslrIy ,cilvr o.
So 25@3 so; psckings' 3d. Sas,n
So 30(@s 90.
Cincinnati.
CIsCIsNATI, March Is - HY-
Quiet and lower; common 81 1i4E
hight So 55G3 rs; packing s. oDl- y
butcher. SO Sg@3 90. ReceiP, :"
head shipments $40 hesd.
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FOR SALE.
f0R SALE,

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
u Wheeling Island; price from slVo 20
money required in cash. The residue may
Nv, maid annually in five equal install
ments, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN z. GILCHRIST,
oo2nh AT Top Mil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-26
FOR SALE.

BOUT IA ACRES ON TWENTY
n ninth street, known as the JACOB
Stroble property. Improved by tW0dweii-
mo bouses. w. V. HOdE & BRO,
mri9h 1900 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-26
FOR RE Mt
FOR RENT.

TIME HOUSE NOW OCCUPIED BY j.
J. Roberts as a boarding house, 10
No. ~ Fourteenth street, containing u
eleven rooms, with all necessary
"" mrlst G. g. FEENY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-26
FOR RENT.

yNHE KTNA IRON AND NAIL COM
PAsY'S Vineyard, consisting OF about
tiity acres OF vines in good bearing ORDER
Forterms apply at the Company ONCE
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