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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

The Circuit Court meets ON Monday
next.
THE Martinsville ferryboat is still able
TO make her regular trips.
WILL Council meet this evening?
Very likely they will-or will not.
THE Board of Commissioners will at
tend to the bank question on the 2hh
instant.
The musical war" is at its height;
The "greeneyed monster" is the alleged
cause Of it all.
ONE marriage license and one deed oil
trust made up the total of new business
from the office OF the County Clerk.
LETTERS for TIE following persons are
living unclaimed at the postofhce: Ia
Mierr, NJ. T. Powell and VIM. Sharp.
Mr.. EMBLEM has the contract Tor re-
moving the old IGreeI property on the
east side of Market, above Eighth street
JOHN McCLUsKY, who was pronounced
insane and committed to prison, last
week, was released yesterday afternoon
JAMES JOHNSON, at the Belmont nail
mill. was presented on his thlrty-hltll
birthday with beautiful gold beer mug
by his friends.
A FREE lecture will be delivered at the
Court House, this evening, by W. H.
Linn, general emigration agent OF the
AtchisOn, Topeka, and Santa Re railroad
OWING to the low stage of the river,
great number OF parties are out IN SKINS
looking Tor articles in the bed oil the
river that have been lost from steam
boats.
OrylCER ST. MYERS arrested pair o
lovers, last night, whom he discovered
promenading on the summit OF Wheel
inc Hill. The Romeo was white and the
Juliet was dusky.
The following is the list of officers
elected last evening by the Wheeling
Telephone Company: f.. W. Oglebay
President; :. X. Wells, Treasurer; e.
Il. Tracy, Manager.
Father SULLIVAN is having a very
large and cOmmOdiOus wash house
erected for the hospital in North Wheel
ing. 1t is built OF brick. Uncle John
Boring is doing the work.
THE new horse recently purchased Ion
the Nigilant fire company is considered
the best trained in the department
Tommy Kenney says he is going &c
teach him how to dance the German.
DIR. f.. T.. WoErHEN has in his posses
sion some apples that are certainly
curiosities in the genealogical line. The
skin is bright yellow, but upon remoy'
ing il the meat Of the apple is found &c
be bright scarlet. DIR. WOrthen can
not explain il.
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Personal.

J. Speed Thompson, OF Hinton, one OF
the brightest OF West Nirginia's editors,
arrived in the city, yesterday, a little
too late TO meet the other brethren who
had been taking in the sights. But he
was received in fitting style, by Gov.
LETTERS, who welcomed him in happy
speech OF three words. The reply was
brief but eminently cordial and appro-
pirate.
J. +. Deloe, editor OF this paper, is in
Wheeling this week attending the Press
Association. We are to take ours when
he comes home, provided it is not all
used up by Plattenburg, Hoffman and
others Tyler County Star.
Mrs. J. +. Deloe and Miss lsa kearns
are visiting in Wheeling this week.
Tyler Star.
Mr.. Hermann Ebeling's friends will
Oe glad TO know that he will return to
the city this week, to remain here. His
father and other musical friends have
been coaxing him back ever since he
left for Columbus, and he signifies his
willingness to come, in letter received
yesterday.
Miss Lottie Merriam, OF Axiom, who
has been visiting Mrs. John Roemer, is
lying quite sick at the residence OF her
hostess.
Capt. Alex Mcdonald, OF the "Wilson
Blues" of Burton, is in the city.
Misses Stella and Mamie Lewis, OF
GAINESVILLE, were at the Mcclure yes
terday.
Mr.. Friend Cox of Cresap's Grove, was
in the city, yesterday.
DR.. Tom 0. Edwards is taking in the
Cincinnati Exposition.
Miss Annie Kelley, OF Bcllaire, was at
the New Mcclure, yesterday.
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rhe NVheeling Library.

The stockholders Of the Wheeling
Library Association met at the library
last evening for the purpose OF eIeGtlhs
officers for the ensuing term. there
was am tissue" i'm this election, VIZ, the
choice OF librarian. Mrs. ;. +. Patter-
son has resigned and candidates Tor the
position have been busy in bringing in
iproxies" 10 control the election of dl-
rectors, by whom the choice Ola hbrari-
an is made.
The following persons were elected:
Al. Clarke, president; Thomas Reilly,
vice president; A. Il. Beach, secretary;
BENJAMIN ;. Allison, treasurer. Board
of directors: ]. II. Oglebay, George IL.
Parks, George r. Jingle, NJ. L. OFT, H..
h Miller, VI. T. Hullihen, ID. l.. Hub
hard. David Gutman and j. II. Good.
The directors will meet on next Mon
day evening and choose Mrs. Patter-
sons successor, and those who know
can easily name her.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm the
Different Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY COCRT-IUDGE .BOYI


Court met at GAN.
p. W. K Nv. Il. K. Co. vs.. Caroline
Wilson. The Court decided III favor OF
the corporation.
Thos f.. Lewis vs.. Joseph HaSolauer,
appeal from W. II. Caldwell, j. z.
Judgment for plaintiff for goods.
Adjourned until . \. VI. to-day.
POLICE CoURr-MAYoR SWEENEY.
His Honor, Mayor Sweeney, held the
judicial balances, yesterday morning,
and melted out ordinance rs follows:
Jennie Community, the young woman
who wanted 10 drawn herself, was
charged with vagranCy. and sentenced TO
80 DAVIS at the county jail.
John McCarthy,a gentleman OF lels-
ure. hut without the means 10 properly
support this luxurious condition, was
sent to stretch his muscles at the work
house.
Jack Miracle was drunk. IL was no
miracle that ne was fined 81, and no
miracle that he had no money to pay
the same. lie was also sent to the ac-
clivity of rest.
VIM. Peytou was tiuedS5 fordrunken-
ness, and had the wealth To pay the
same.
Ellen Boston. who was more arlSto-
cratic i'm name than in appearance, was
up on very plebeian charge-drunken-
ness. She paid the necessary Il and
costs.
Daniel O'Berry, a Frenchman from
Derry. got drunk, on! so very. His
Honor thought right as Daniel was
tight aud his first crime that night to
let him off light. Say 3 and costs.
Paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07

The trustees Withdrew and the COM
mittee was left to its deliberations, with,
however, but little ground upon which
to work. The trustees canvassed the
matter over and their unanimous opin-
ion was that the city could not afford to
let the bridge company use gas at the
old contract price. An outsider who
happened to be present, ventured to say
the company should be let up easy be-
cause they were lighting street, was
instantly snubbed by the exclamation:
eyes! nickel passenger street"
In the meantime, the commit
tee was in n quandry. They did
not know how much gas the
company burnt nor how much they
should pay. Mr.. Lawson had said
a test had never been made OF the burn
ers and no one knew precisely the hour
" amount of gas consumed. Finally it
was decided TO ask the Trustees to put
meter in and determine how much gas
was consumed in a month. In the mat
ter of the statement presented by DIR.
Baird it was decided that resolution
bv Council would, check any lavish use
i'm the hose houses, and this course was
agreed on.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
River last night p inches.

River last night q inches.
Weather clear and warm.
The Ed. Pope for MatamOras, was the
only departure yesterday.
Capt Asa Booth, Frank Booth and
Crockard will to-day take barge down
as far as Pomeroy, for which point, and
for all way points, freight will be re-
ceived at the boat store.
PITTSBURGH, October 6.-River :
inches below the marks. Weather fair
and warm.
CAIRO, October Standardization
CITY, Cincinnati; Future City and My
Choice, st. Louis; Cherokee, Cincin-
natl. Departed-Greenville, st. Louis.
River , feet s inches and falling.
Weather cloudy; thermometer 81.
New ORLEANS, October 6.-Arrived-
p. C. Brown, Cincinnati; Charles p.
Chotean, st. Louis. Departed-Brown,
Cincinnati. Weather cloudy,
VIcKsBURG, October 6.-Weather
cloudy; thermometer 76. River fell 4
inches. Arrived-J. W. White. No
boats up or down.
LOUISVILLE, October 6.---River falling
with % inches in the canal. Captain
Dick Sinnott's new packet was success
fully launched from the ways OF the
Towards ship yard this afternoon.
There were about 5 600 present
CrYCINNATI, October 6.-River 8 feet
l inch and falling. Weather fair ana
warm. Arrived--Areadne, Tennessee
river.
NASHVILLE, September 6.-River fall
ing. with - inches on the shoals.
ST LOUIS, October 6.-Arrived-Bar-
nard, Red river; Polar star and barges.
Departed-Hard Cash, White river; st.
Genevieve. River stationary, with I
feets inches by the gauge. Weather
cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October Q. Weather
warm, thermometer 90 10 So. River l
40 feet and falling. Departed-Eyans-
vile, Bowling Green; Bransford, Rock
port; Buckham, Paducah; {. y. Davis,
Cairo.
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Tho Musical War.
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 6.
Editor RcEiStcr.


Editor Register.
In the last issue of the Saturday Eren-
ing Journal appears a criticism of Miss
Nellie Sweeney's concert, OF which the
following is an extract:
"Mr. c. Y. Lucas sang, in very good
voice, "My Queen" y.sBlumenthal,
while Prof. Hermann made a piano
solo of the accompaniment Mr.. Lucas
deserves credit for his efforts to do the
best he could under the circumstances.
In this accompaniment, as in others
PLAYED by Prof. Hermann, the singer
seemed TO be of secondary Importance;
something song writers never intended
shall be the case, and matter piano
PLAYERS do not always take into con-
sideration sufficiently, for aCcompani-
ments should always be secondary"
Regarding the foregoing criticism, We
would state that we consider 1t malicious
and thoroughly incorrect. We were
perfectly satisfied and pleased with the
Accomplishments played us by Prof
Hermann, and, contrary to the state
ment of the critic, have found him to
excel as an Notwithstanding the
piano subject to the singer.
We consider Prof. Karl Hermann
an artist in the fullest sense of the term,
and one who can afford to entirely ig-
more such criticisms. At our solicita-
ton he was kind enough to play our
accompaniments. and We consider it our
duty TO thus eXOnerate him.
Mrs. VI. f. WHITAKER,
MRs GEO. b. Caldwell,
c. Y. Lucas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07

When board Of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well known val,
liable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such a wide range OF diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were sceptical; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has dis
PEELED all doubt, and to-day the discoy-
erers of that great medicine, Hop Bit
tiers. are honored and blessed by all as
beneiaCtOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07
TANNING THE BANKS.
The County Commissioners, as a
Court, Sitting OH the Bank
4 Assessments.

The Board OF County Commissioners
met i'm regular session, Yesterday, and
after the transaction of the routine bust
ness. resolved itself into a court, as re-
quired by statute, 10 hear complaints OF
erroneous assessment. We were OF the
opinion that the statute demanded tull
board. butas Mr.. Hutchinson was not
present, We were probably mistaken.
The Exchange and Bank ui Wheelinghad
offered petitions asking reduction from
the arbitrary assessments TO the cor
rect sum. Their claim was that the l..
:. bonds and legal tenders were included
mtheir valuation, and should be stricken
out. For the former bank Mr.. y. D..
Clark appeared, Mr.. ID. {. List acting
for himself, and Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan represented the county. ASSES
SJr Arkle was also present
But the Court did nothing in
the premises. The time was occupied
bv Messrs jordan and Clarke in Il
discussion OF 4 point raised by the for
mer. i'm effect that the banks should sub
nit their statement and allow MN to
make a defense. He said he had had
no time Yesterday 10 examine the mat
ter amt could not 20 into II unwittingly.
Jordan move this Court require
the banks 10 furnish a statement OF their
account rs complained OF, namely, the
arbitrary assessment, for hearing on
November 81, as the Court must have
some statement OF their claim Tor the
State 10 work upon.
Clarke-There is no difference be-
tween Mr.. Clarke and myself. ! allege
the assessment is wrong, and | propose
10 show, when the proper time comes,
bv proof that the said statement or as
sesSment is wrong, and our petition Is
correct. All the law allows Is the re-
turn already made and filed by the as
SCISSOR; and no law requires me TO Tile
nv proof and evidence before being
heard in order 20 make out my case.
Jordan don't think the banks ought
10 be- afraid 10 show their hands.
Cldrke-Wc are not, for We are will
ing and ready TO 20 INTO the case at
once. but YOU are not ready.
JOulan-But ii YOU can show, so cas-
ilv. that YOU are right, why need you
fear % show your proofs before We 20
any further?
Clarke am not required to do so,
and il is an irregular proceeding. We
are 10 try this case rs in an open court.
You think YOU are right and | think |
am, and the court shall decide between
Us.
Law books were then admitted to the
discussion and the argument
wuxcd lengthy and learned. Then
Mr.. List made his statement, in
effect rs stated above. Ii was evidently
the opinion OF the Board that the hear
ing should be postponed, but the banks
wanted the matter settled up 50 rs to
be able to pay while the discount was
i'm force. 4 messenger was dispatche
10 sheriff Jingle To- find when he would
close down. and he replied ION the 10th
of November Then, on motion OF
Mr.. Armstrong, the CouIt adjourned to
meet on October 27th to consider these
Isu-a-
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The lEtua Mills Strike


tBrrs~pludCUys OF tuc Register.
WuEElING, October 9th.
The article in last weeks JJu1ol Is
SLIGHTLY incorrect, i'm this: The cause OF
tine mills shutting down waSuot because
at q boilers strike; but WAS caused 10y
the miners strike. Have been waited
ON bv a committee irom the Amalga-
mated Iron and Steel Worker Assocla-
tion. who inform me that two men were
discharged because Of their belonging to
the Association, and that on meeting
of the Association being callei, Superln-
tcndent Jones rejnStIted them, on re-
quest. without a strike. This IS due to
both Mr.. Jones and the Association, rs
they are charged with suspension OF
work at the mills, while IN reality the
miners strike is the cause of the Sus-
pension. The miners resumed work
tbis morning. and the mills are now on.
CITY EDITOR.
Saturday ErHu,g journal.
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All Wool Knit Jackets

Messrs. C. Hess & Sons, Merchant
Tailors, No. 1925 Main street, desire to
call the attention OF the public to their
all Wool Knit Jackets. These goods are
Of the best quality, and meet with q
ready sale. They are the neatest, cheap
est, most comfortable and most conve,
nient article OF apparel worn: Call and
examine them, and you will be con.
WINGED that you want one. And don
put 1t off, but call at once, as they are
going off with rush. Messrs. Hess q
Sons have positively the largest and
most complete stock Of Merchant Tailor
inc Goods in the city.
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The Washington Pa Fair

The Washington Pa Fair will COM
mencc to-day Tuesday and continue
until Thursday evening, Nothing has
been LETT undone TO make the exhibition
the best ever held in that State. Exhib-
itors will be present from different parts
Of the United States. Should the
weather be favorable it is expected fiji
teen thousand people will be on the
grounds, Thursday. The fare from
Wheeling and return has been placed at
the moderate sum of Sl.00.
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rhn TnlI Svcnmore

The City Democrat, Executive Com
mittre has left no step UutIkcu % make
the Voorhees, meeting, ON Wednesday
afternoon no Bcll8jre, tine greatest boom
.nf the season. 4 large number Ot mann
moth posters have been struck OF ami
posted I'M conspicuous places and all lay
Yesterday attracted much attention. The
train which leaves tine depot i'm tins city
will bc free for all. AMI "alI vii. moan
a lar-r number ou this occasion. The
old "babv-wakcr' haas been rcSurrcctcd
and its iron throat Nil, peal loudly out
To- welcome the "ta,i Sycamore OF the
NyoIosb "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07

Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p. n. and 30
A. NJ run daily Through Chicago Express, with
sleeping car attached, leaves Columbus daily eI
ccpt Sunday. nj $40 P. NJ. arriving In Chicago at
7:3Oucxt morning. Berths can be secured in al
vance Al Union Depot ticket Office, Columbus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from Steubenville and Colum.
bus. "a Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
St. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
-r accommodations, &c., apply Ia Joseph n.
elleville, Ticket Ageut at Panhandle Depot
foot Of Eleventh street or At City Ticket once,
under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
ID. W Caldwell General Manager. Columbus,
O.;S VI. FELTON,. IT,. General Superintendent,
Pittsburgh Pa ". l.. o Brien, General Passen.
ger and Ticket Agent Columbus u. noll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07

The Fourth ward delegation to Coun-
ell is dissatisfied with the slow progress
of work ON Sixteenth street. They
claim tine Elm Grove Company has
about fnishcdit~ work of lowering their
track and the Street Commissioner has
NOT commenced Accordingly thcyhave,
So Mr. Kimberly says called a Council
rl.n.lin.. i-r tn-ntrLf
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Bows Troubles.

Yesterday afternoon, Charlie snyder
and Andy Marshall, two small boys OF
East Wheeling, had skirmiSh, and the
latter had his arm diSlUcated. The
frlras occurred on Sixteenth street, near
the corner Of Wood, and the stories told
hv eve witnesses To the battle are nu
uIcruus and varied. The Punic War
will bc ventilated at police court this
rrtrufrr
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4. Blum ~ BRO.
uOI MAIN STREET.
3pberlIn9 8r9lstFr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index New to Advertisements.

Clnrks-JctlraS. Srelcy * Co.
DIR. Thomas Electric Oil
Palace Coal Vases Nesbitr x Gro.
Wanted situation rs llousrkcepcr.
Wautcd-Situatiuu 10y Active Bust
ness Man.
Commissioners sale.
LEGAL Notice.
Wanted Immediately - Dry Goods
Salesman.
To Nervous Sufferers.
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The labor difficulties at the .Etna mill
have been arranged and the miners
went to work ut their own prices yes
trr,lav. The boilers will - to work tins
morning, though perhaps Tor only hall
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Take in the Excursion.

Fare $50 for round trip. You can %
Saturday morning, Saturday evening OF
Sunday morning, and can return satur-
dav evening, Sunday night or Monday
morning, via the Panhandle.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. R
Condensed Time Card.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
on and after May y, 1879, all trains will run
daily Except sunday, rs follows;
Through trains TO Pittsburgh.
Through trains 70 Cleveland.
Through trains 20 Chicago
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wellsyille and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cans on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
LEAVE. Accom-. Mail. EIpres
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THE ladies of the 81. Matthews Epis-
copal Church will give their first social
this evening. Supper will be ready at 8
O'Clock. During the evening Profs. Her
mann and Armstrong will play, and Mrs.
Caldwell sing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-07

THE excursion tickets to Pittsburgh
via the p, c. & st. L., will be good to
return Saturday evening, by special
train Sunday night, or by regular train
Monday morning. Fare $3.50.
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Auction.

Auction of Boots and Shoes every
evening at Jerry Clemens, No. Is
Eleventh street, commencing at P. NJ.
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IHAvE just returned from the East
with full line of Dry Goods, Carpets,
Oil Cloths. &C.. which will sell at the
very lowest cash prices. Geo. q. Roth.
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Auction.

Auction of Boots and Shoes every
evening, at Jerry Clemens, No. IS
Eleventh street, commencing at P. N.
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EXCURSION to Pittsburgh via T., Z. y
st. l.. nv. saturday and sunday, Octo,
Der llthand 18th. Fare Sl.5O for round
trip.
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The Home Building Association.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS .
SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS WEEK

RIlrk AMI Colorei Ca,hmcrcS from '.v up
,,sr,lS The best value ju the city.
silk and Wool Novelties.
Erurail,S the best assortment "i styles.
FrsIi,b and French ~uuI "a NuhutrS.
S4flus. iu plain and Damascus aud uSlrc>-
Novelties Tor Combinations aua bEyr,lrr>stN.
FRENCH and English Plaid Dress Goods
.,-.I,,i B-TrI.i,,i Silks i'm BLACK and CulorS.
Black and Culoryd SllluS.
49, InJ C.Iar,t! ir,lS Grlla silks of the very
best makers
Black and Col1ycj SILK Nrlyc,> OF every deN-
over iU.u pieces American pr-Ds Goods from
"a, upwards.
Ladies ,.a omit mentioning prices eur L,>oTI-
urut Is too large. hUt Hr assured th''t We u"rr
cur silk, aud uUc ure>> t''u.., luT less IMAM you
cam buy the same elsewhere.
We invite uu" ana all tn r.,a AMI yAami'e our
Stock. NuuUr ur-,7l tu HUE.
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LAprEsand Gents Merino underwear
a lar0e assortment, and cheap, at Geo
G.. Roths.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis

AY-PAN.HANDLE ROUTE.
Time table for East and West, April 7, 1872
Trains leave Panhandle Depot foot OF Eleventh
street near public landing, daily, except Sun
day as follows:
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CONE and see ourall Wool Cashmeres
at SOC per yard, all colors, at Geo, II.
Roth's.
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Benefactors.

TURKEY Red Table Linen, only SOC
ner ward, at Geo. q. Roth's.
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No TO- on Saturday night, has no connection
for Chicago or Sandusky.
pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cans on all night trains.
close connections are made for all points
south and Southwest, North and NORTHWEST!
making this desiabe route for coloniss and
personS moving to the great West, and TO whom
particular attention is given.
No. AZ stops at all stations between wheeling
and EraffpO
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BLACK Cashmeres, cheaper than ever,
at Geo. q. RothS.
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SEALSKIN SACQUES /!

Great has been taken the selection Of the best Lon
don dyed Seal Fur with tho view Of having nothing to offer
but the best Our prices for these goods confident
are lower than New York retail prices Every lady wantnsa
good Seal sacqus should examine GEO. r. TAYLOR.
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rhermometer Record.


As taken at Schucpfs Opera House
drug store;