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, 1879-03-20

MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 1Q.-A special TO the
AvakancAs from starkyille says: Thoula1 J.
Wood, prominent attorney, was ulortally shot
last night By William 0!lmar (colored). Wood
had csned Gilncr last week for using lasultng
Language tn thu pseseRce Ut hls wife. GlllngT
,uado public Threats Of killing Wood. Lust
yafd.
, 1879-03-20

Mr. John King, 1r., Vicc-lrcsIlent Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad uml Receiver Of the
Ohio tS Mississippi Railroad, has sent a copy OF
tic ans!ual report Of the lattor Company Tor the
year 1878 10 THE TRluusE. The report exhibits
the gross earnings md opcrntLng expenses upon
the main line for the rear 1915. with net result
rreasc as 81 viz IT, q
The gross earnings md opcrattnE oxpenat s on
the Springfield Division fnr the snsnc period
show d deficit Of s2h, ,G,0.S1; being nH increase
IN net carniugs, as coApafed with ls775, OF Sl8,-
9M4}, unit making net earnings OF both lines
SSH, or MI increase Of 174,2i2. &C.
During The year 3,5ss tons Of steel rails, otHD
tons al iran rails. nnA 1sl,G31 track mud 1,!ktt
switch ties were lnii on the main line, nrti 5t'0
tons of iron rulls. md 3S,b51 track n,.l b22S
swItcl, lies laid the springfield Division.
In tte opuion Ut the Receiver. only STEEL rails
should be latl upon rond dong suct heavy
traffic, as thero cat' be no question As to the
great superiority OF steel as compared With Iron.
Tic Receiver alao statedthat the Increased net
results nrc 1argc|y due to tho greatly improved
Cuuditton ot the properly.
, 1879-03-20

MADISON, Ind, March 1o.-Capt. Paul Boy
ton, the great amphibiau, On bis grand swim to
New Orleans arrived here at a. MI, a,,sl leaves
ngain at 13 tonight for Louisville. liz Is tn
good health and feels confident OF SUCCESS.
, 1879-03-20
,,urdcr as Easily CLOSED Over
in Arkansas as In
Chicago.
Promise Of Interesting Developments in
the Olney Bank Defalcation.
The Resnlt OF Implicitly Trusting Young
Mr. A1geo, Of Columbus.
-liok Work at Sparta, VISA Tragic Tale
Of Love In Tennessee.
ALHEO.
Eo.ctdt j7iapatrh 10 7hs 7fftttne.

COLUMBUS, O.. March t0.-The dedication Of
~, Alpco, fato confidential boolskccper for
A. l.,n = TO- dry-roods merchants, looms i'm IN
hucs proportions, the arst report. only giving
The smount a. -, wv Fufther investigation
into tic books md nccoilnts brings forth the
.+.,np facts that tho total amount IT the dcfal-
.s,a ,r,,l mt fa,t far sbdrt of am even II II
cst'on n.' s., wv 49, s... ~ ~.
ie,.lon! Algco states t'mt ho commenced
.'acc w. md lbs kent IN the systematic work
:. .obhorv 1nrInv tfc cnt,ro ncr,od, thc Arm
o. tooo.s .n,o,,5 IN ,,t-,ast T.,
na'ns ..e,at %arcs,v ror ,nnr t,no f. has ,,oon
~ ,at ,,,o s,co,nr ,,os ,,c,ng corrto, ~, ~,
huo%A r or,ont ne, A1e.n -. tnL.,, j,,to
@'a.s s'',,. ,,,aS.,ao ~ .,.n,.tno ,,aan. ~ 49,
me usn. 1,,.1tr ~. .ho,,. .-n ~ao,.s .,no.
aIo Nv ,,o,ni,os ~ ,,,o ar.,',.o,, ~, a,,1
.nsa,,t +,o t,,n,,~ 1,amI,ors n, ,he ho,,so
xnio avseu'' Inv suao' e1s ~, " Wv aouso
vt about laves!sgatsng the Aeeonhts
iln!ght-timc' unknown 20 the dciauIter. Mr.
Dnun was tclcgrnpneu 1ot, anu even aiteF Ine
.tateinent was p!aceG before natn he eonn
h1ay eeaevo s te eYencG ,cI o. ass H., 9FognI IT,
p'!e1tiy conhaea, ID osucl 10 Kesp tne mntter
quiet, hna keep tHe yoGng H1an'e l5'eMue from
karn!ng Q. as no"hia!i, Me a. eecnrea M the aup-
preston o. tac anaii IN a.. lily etY nahels, 9Mt,
pEnh -,
TO outside cities, he made Abatement to-day
cy!og full pnrticuiass OF the ronbcry: Algeo
makes about @ Sooo IN property oyer yer 1.s,, TO- the
bou:e. Ihe oalahce no has nsea ~ last MV'GS.
tays ho viii pocket The loss and leave justice
With God. He VIII not prosecute: The hnan-
shl standing Of tho f'rm y not affected BY tho
de!alcatfon. A'geo married IN adopted dauRh-
hr Of TIC head q tho firm, and II Is doubtless
partly for her sake tl'at Algeo Ia permitted to
Goffeo.
JUDGE MAYO'S DISAPPEARANCE
Sptctas IA 81. Louis Gioos. Democrat.
SpRIHGF1E1D, ILL.,, March 18.-Startltug de-
,e,onncnts nro aya,n nront.cd tnuctfnr, Tim
,,,.to-o,,s ~ 1,,da, Xva,tor N,ro
n5ssss'oue u,sapl'easa.'coo ~ 'oose Ha1tct .aa}u'
, 1879-03-20

CAnL1Nv1L1E, ILL.,. March 19.-Zacl'artat IKar-
ne, County Treasurer md Collector Of Mncoupin
County, las been sued in tho Circuit Court OF
this county by thu Chicago i Alton Railway for
25U, 900 damHgcs. Tho Company alle9e that
Harris 1etauti q passengrr-tsatn Anl lGyfetl
on tl.c sa.ue for statc attd county taxes. Tho
case Is one OF great Interest.
, 1879-03-20
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CUllE

"Clears the Head and Throat 10 thoroughly,
TINT, taken In the morning on rising. there art,
no unpleasant secfetfons, and nu dtsagrceablo
hawking during the entire day, but 40 unpreeo-
ucutftl clearness Of Voice und Respiratory Or
gnns.h Price. with Improved Inhaler and
Treattse, 81. Gold BY al DruggtAte.
, 1879-03-20
References from Welt-known Physi-
clans, Druggists, and Citizens.

Geo. W. Houghtou, Esq. Walshau1. Mass,
cured ntter tsTelvs years Of suffering. Dr. China.
any preparation laid down IN auy textbook With
which am familiar" Wm. Bowen, ESQ.,, Of Mc-
Hatton. Grant d Bowen, 2222j Pine-st., st. Louis,
writes In tho warmcst terms Of It to bis fricndt
a: A. Mcllter, Wholesale drucei.s, urging that
aonlc more rapid me 1ns OF introducing It to tho
people of i1fa city be taken. s. u. Baldwin Il
Co., druggists, Washington, lut., say tl,er pcver
sold , remedy giving such universal satisfaction.
sanuel Spinney, Meadow Vafc, N. g., says It
operated on it's system In way that nothing
ever given him BY physicians Ind done. Geo.
F. Dtnsmore. n bostoti druggist, says that the
cure effected In his cnse wRs 10 remarkable that
II seemed to mnnY TINT IT. could not be true. Ho
therefore made onth to It before Seth j. Thono-
q, Esq, Justice OF the Peace.
, 1879-03-20

CntAIINAlA NEQLECT. j.
6R4etat Qixptsca to Tia TtibuAA.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 11-The Cosouer'a IL
guest on Tho body OF John Benz, killed By
, 1879-03-20
PRETTY WORK.

PRETTY WORK,
Eptein Dispaleb to The Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, March 10.-Con Crowley, a
notorious confidence man null counterfeit
n'onoy-1Dalnr, vas arrested nt Bparta, Wis,
yesterday by Col. j. r. Mc11ratll, OF tho United
stasos Detective Service, brought to this city,
waived an examination, mud, in default OF
$4,000 bail, committed to jail to awaIt trial In
thu juno term Of tho United States Court for
tho Western District of Wisconsin. Crowley Is
one Of a cnng OF hvc who l,aye been operating
extensively in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Their plan Of operations was to send
one Of tho gang through tic coun.
try with some new. genuine Bills. uo
would stop iu saloon, .''1tght on /" his CUSTOM
victim he know Of friend who would sc1l him
such money for twenty cents on tho doflar, and.
as troof, ase his Victim to 70 to bank nn!
gct It changed, which waa generally done' aud
sn 's' M uSsse T. o err sa1s" 5 s si:
moncy, box Of sawdus: was substituted ,cn-
the train to e,capo With his boz, a
tng the rolo Of detective, tell him he had been
watching him, n;tl the victim, to get away,
would empty hta pockets Of what valuables he
had to satisfy The bogus detective. In this wuy
proof, IN thu shape OF letters written uy Crow
Icy, and he will rccclyn thu full force Of the aw.
A V1CKsBURG TRACAs.
V1cKsBuRa, Miss, March 19.-i.ast night
shooting ARRAY occurred between Capt. W. F.
Fitzgerald, Capt. W. q. Andrews, n1ld ". L.
Greene. Androws and Grccno werc killed NJ
most instantly. and Fitzgerald dangerously
wounded. Tile difficulty orieiuntcd nbout the
HbernIan Society meeting, al which Andrews
was elected President. Fitzgerald claimed to
still 10 President Of tile ntbcrntnn Society, and
denounced the election Of Andrews as fnrce.
Greene took exceptions to Fitzgcrald's remarks
lntl attempted to traW weapon. Fitzgerald
drew first and ahot Greene through the heart.
Anlrews then shot Fitzgerald a1ld Fitzgerald
shot Andrews.
Andrews was the head Of tho firm Of II. An
drcwsE Bro, u,lti was President OF the Howard
Association utter Rockwood's 1entl last sum-
mcr. ". l.. Grcene was clerk of Andrews s.
Bros. Fitzgerald Is d prominent lawyer. and
was once the Republican State District.Attor
ncy.
, 1879-03-20
THE FLYING CONGRESSMAN.

FRstest Time Ever Made 1lctween the yveNt
and tho East--Gov. 1yhltenlkcr's Wontler-
FIJI Kttfn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
THE CREEK BREAKUP.
The Hempfleld Bridge Cut Down
by Floating lee.

The fact that the creek has been frozen
over for sOme weeks past, and that u
would break up some time, probably
next summer a. il has delayed 80 lonv
alter the breakup in the river, had bc-
came a thing that Was hut little thought
of until shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday
morning, when the ioe gave way, and IN
its descent to the river, became gorged
against the piers of the Main street
bridge. As the stage Of water was rap
idly increased by the rise In the creek
the gorge was forced to give way, which
il lid, and in its course down struck
against the trestle work al the Hemp.
field railroad bridge and carried u away,
which caused the bridge, proper, to TALL
into the creek aud tn be- carried against
the middle pier of the u. 4 q. depot
bridge over the creek. The strain onthe
trestling was so great as tn cause It Ia
be broken into fragments when 1t tell.
Stout iron bars that supported the
structure we're snapped almost asthough
they hal been small wiers, That por-
ton of the bridge which was not lodged
against the pier ui the depot was car
ricd out into the current ol the river aud
ilnatrd Ia point near the Washington
mill property, in the lower part at the
city, where it Was caught 10y Mr. WelS-
gerber aud some oi the employees OF the
railroad company.
The bridge that was swept away was
built shortly between five and six years
ago. after the Il. 4 q. railroad company
obtained possession ul the old licmpiield
track, at a cost ol nearly Si,WO Two
hours after the accident workmcn we're
nn the ground nd begun TO rebuild the
bridge, which, Mr.. WhitescarNdrinlurnIs
us, viii bc completed 10y next Friday.
We're the timhers here Il would be ~
built sooner.
II was very fortunate that the acct
dent occurred when Il did as the Trldel
phia accommodation had just crossed
over, probably not three minutes before,
tn the depot. Travel Will not be inter-
tered With on the roai, ~ Passengers
aud freight will be accommodated at the
old Iiempileld depot grounds on the
south front OF the Capitol square, There
will b. one train each way each day,
which will leave Washington, for Wheel
ing at $50 o'clock A. NJ, arriving In this
city ats:25 A. NJ. Returning train will
leave Wheeling for Washington, Pa, at
$40 O'Clock p. NJ, Wheeling time, $40
o'clock y. N, Baltimore time, and arrive
at Washington, Pa, at q o'clock =. NJ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

oUR new police force are all handsome
men, tls.f ktt
YESTERDAY was rather pleasant, but
exceedingly sott--underfoot.
ONE marriage license Was admitted to
record by County Clerk Hook, yester'
day. w.
CIRcUIr CoURT will meet next Mon
day.-An evening paper. As usual
wrong again. HfF
TmE Mathews Light Guards viii trip
the light fantastic, etc, at Washington
Hall, this evening.
OFFlCER MCCUELY willOccupy the res
ideaoe at the City Building Col. Me-
Gully, that sounds well.
TuK City Democratic Executive Com,
mittee met yesterday morning aud paid
off all bills contracted in the recent cleo
tim. .ff 1914. -
THE postOilice attaches were paid on
i'm gold, Yesterday. This is the first
gold the boys have gotten Tor their ser
Wees.
.SrHASoE Va say, but nevertheless u Is
true, Councilman Cracrait has been
placud ON the Council Committee on
Water Works.
YESTERDAY, Edward larkin was alf
pointed a member Of the Oity Demo
cratic Executive Committee, vice Dan
Hallisey resigned.
TuREE aspirants who were candidates
for Civ Council, last week, accepted
positions as deck hands on the Andes
Yesterday. This is elevation with
iwo-fold vengeance.
TuERE will be- car leaving Stamm''
AT ola o'clock, Friday evening, coming
In over the Elm Grovo car line, whicl
win afford persons an opportunity t'
attend the entertainment at the open
House.
GumrSn uod day next Sunday, an,
Uncle Dick Richardson, the weather
no lhet OF "nigh onto sixty year, says
n tho aforesaid ground hog sees I'M
shadow on the ground WI Will have
some "precarious weather.
4 srnIAu train Nill be run from thu
city tn WrllsbuTg t0-morrow ior th'
nurpose If conveying invited guests Il
the wedding OF Miss Birdie Pendlelon
AT BETHANY, Tomorrow evening, Ih'
guests wifi be conveyed In hacks iron
Wcllsburg to Bethany.
LAST night the old force oi polio wen
off duty aud the new tOrue went ON
Tx officer Bngard has served the cit,
six years, Officer liston six years, ol
flcer Robertson two years, and Ollicel
DeRbaugh two years aud five months
The rest Of the force have served tv'
months each, having been appointe'
by ex.Chief Of Police smith. We ar
sorry 10 see the old boys 20 off, Us the,
we're Jolly good set Of fellows to on
reporters. Hope the new force will b'
a. accommodating.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
Personalities.

,,rongc &. Sturgiss, al Morganiown, IL
no the - James
Sec0,d Nico President keyser, Mas
ter of R,ad bradshaw, superintendent
at Water Stations Arthur Sluscl and w.
"A. Harrison, all of the H. 4 -. Railroad
Company. arr Ia the city
A. h. Lucas, OF JeiivTson county, and
W. \. Chancellor, Ut Parkcrsburg, are
az the Mcclure.
Miss Mary uvhs, Who has been visit
ing Mrs Marrus Bacr, lett last evening
tor her home az Cincinnati.
Jos. b. Alexander of the steamer
Granite State, was in the city yesterday.
c. A. hay, OF Waynesburg, Is visiting
va thI Ctty.
Dr T. II. Camden, Superintendent Of
the Asylum ior the Insane at Weston,
Is IN the rity, and Is a guest at Hon.
VIM. /. tegue. lie is accompanied
by his accomplished daughter, Miss Jrs-
size. who visits Miss Anna llearn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
RAII.RoAp BoSDs--Weak.
SrIru Rosns-Dull

hAllhOAD DDNfB- w chh'
STATE BosDs-Dull.
SroCKs--The market to-day was ex-
tremely active aud excited, and the
transactions were even larger than yes
ter,iay. A. the opening, Canada South
ern advanced "a per cent, aud the re-
mainder of the llst was ttd1 per cent.
higher than last nights closing quota
tions. This buoyancy was taken al.
vantage of by the bulls Ia realize and
render enormous sales; the prices yield.
ed readily To the extent of ttdD5l per
cent. After midday there was recoy-
cry oi i(s2} per cent, but toward the
close a weakness again set in. and there
was decline Of l@l per cent. from the
highest point of the day, the latter
Canada Southern which, however, after
selling down from 5si 30 NJ, uncovered
Ia 5iIi ~. Paul common declineiE per
cent, Delaware, lackawanna aud West
ern 81, New Jersey Central X, Morris
K Essex AZ, Northwestern, pre-.
ierrei, A., II, Paul, preferred, and
Northwestern Common a. Delaware
aud Hudson Al, Wabash 81, Lake
shore 81, Michigan Central and Enc
preferred 3. In some cases there Was q
triiiing recoyeryat the close. The de-
cline began by the heavy sales Of Lake
Shore, by parties thought 10 he the
Vanderbilt Interest, and who II In said
fear some hostile legislation, The down.
ward movement soon extended to the
entire list, and under belief that the
members Of the bull pools were selling
out everybody that was anxious Ia real
ize. The TRANSACTIONS aggregated 49,
600 shares, Of which 5000 were Erie
common, 5000 preferred, 5000 lake
Shore, 1900 Toledo and Wabash, 10,
600 Northwestern common, 10000 pre-
ferred, 1000 Rock Island, $1,000 ". Paul
common aud 10000 preferred, $4,000
Delaware, I.ackawanna and Western,
10000 New Jersey Central, 1900 Morris
aud Essex, 10000 Michigan Central,
1900 Illinois Central, 1000 Union IA
elite, 4,GWC. &. ca ], 1,700 ~. Joe,
8,IO0 Ohio, n, 900 Western Union, $500
Pacific Mail, 5000 Canada southern, and
300 ~. Louis, Kansas City and North
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
AMUsEMENTs,

From y nat We can learn, MaTy An
derson will be gTeetel with Immense
audiences next Friday and Saturday
evenings She has, from reputation,
become quite iavorite with our iheatr,
gOing peOple.
Next Monday, the effects Of Mary
Andersons Romeo and Juliet, will lie
washed away by the comical perform
ances ~ Iaveriy's Ministries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the
Different judicial Bodies.
ont MY OOURr---IIIDOg BOVp.

cat NrY COURr---IuD0H BoNp.
A motion in the case oi b. j. j. nrcn-
men vs.. SIMPLY, was argued and sub
mitted.
Adjourned until nine % clock thismorn-
ing
NUSICIFIL CoUKr JUDGE CRANMER,
In the case of George r. Tinglc, all
ministrator, vs.. Jno. Rohrecht, in char
Gerry, exception tn amended answer sus-
tanned and the exceptions Ia Commits
siOncT's report overruled,
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
TpLiCE CoURT-IuDOK CRANNER-
VIM. VI. IIarner, disorderly, finest Al
and costs Paid.
James Carney, Tor tapping q till be.
longing to VIM Clarke al the Fifth ward
market house, fined so and costs. Com.
ulifttsI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
brow ned

Iesh,phy afternoon al'out : o'clock,
with, an employee al the Riverside mills
was engaged in driving u horse aud
draw. with nails, down the WHAT at the
la Belle landing, by snme means the
horse stumbled aud Tell into the river
just la front oi the bow oi the Andes,
which was being loaded with nails at
the wharf As the horse was attached
tu the dr,y, he sunk Immediately, aud
horse. draw and eighteen kegs ot nails
PASSED under the buat. The outfit lac
iunur,i a. the River Side mills, AMI was a
total loss all having gone down with
the current oi the river, which VAS rus
inu The driver was t,copH Jones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
DRY GOODS.
New York,

NEw YoRK. January d. Dry Gools-
The B,iihas weekly review 81 the dry
goods trade reports The jobl,ing trade,
~ u rule. quiet, yet with fair business
IN cotton goods, prinir, dc., effected by
leading firms and large quantities ~
damaged goods have been olOsssi cut at
low figures. Cotton goods in demand
and steady. with a slight advance in
sume makes VI brown and blcarhed
goods. Bleached soods slightly al.
vanoed. ColOred oottons in steady re-
quest. Prints more active. in oonse-
quenoe al the opening oi some styles
AMI a revision III prices. GinghaIrls
moved more freely at the late reduction.
Hosiery and underwear are largely sold
to arrive. In woolens thsrr WAS mod.
Gratis movement. with no disposition Ia
make concessions 10 buyers. ..fri ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
Z" Truth and Facts. F"

Everybody aud their friends should
~ tn hear Poe Little Saturday night ut
outs Hall. A. humorous lecturer
MIR LATHE takes his place with Sunset
Cox aud Sunrise Ecmplc. Ills subject
lor saturday evening will br Truth
and Flrts." The price at admission he
iug only ten ccnts, So bcspcak Tor the
lecturer crowded huusc, aud are conii-
dent that all who attend will he highly
entertained
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
Directors Elected.

Yesterday afternoon the stockholders
IT the Hinge Factory held meeting at
their office, in Fast Wheeling, and
reelected the following old Board Of III
ryrtnrs' Mrssrs. \. q. Robinson, A.
". Campbcll, q. j. Cnwiurd, G. u,
Hubbard, John Mrlurc, ), l.. Hobbs,
ST., &. j Rawling, l.. T.. Hanson aud
l. III. Williams. The board organized
by electing A. q. Robinson President
aud |. 81. Williams Secretary ol the
HlaTl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29

TIE success which ~ frequently at.
tends the investment Of couple 81
dollars in the Louisiana State Lottery
j. becoming the subject 81 general oDtn-
ment, and everywhere the landable am-
bition a. people "a adj 90 their wealth
stimulates trial Of luck which can he
accompanied by no evil result, and
oftcntfmes has very happy terInina-
tiOu. SOme one must win, and the
reader shonld see 10 il IL be Is not the
happy man. For information address
", A. Dauphih, p. o. Box 0gs, New Or
leans, Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29

SroEE crowded all the time. SAiuT-
lay, February LIST, is positively the last
,lav III the Great Bankrupt sale oi
Clothing. No. 1870 Market street, be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth streets,
opposite the Opera House, Wheeling.
All admit such bargains we're never BE-
lore odered: only q lev left. Men's
doth pants Sl.l5, worth 500; men >
Oyenosts Sl,gS, guaranteed worth
500. or money refunded; mems cloth
coats n ~, worth Ss00. Call ai once,
leiore this great sale closes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
Transfer.

The following deed was recorded at
the office oi thu County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made November 30, 1873, by
Richard Doblcr and wife To bertha
Dnbler foT all household aud kitchen
furniture, beds, bedding, carpets, useful
ornamets and fixtures ot every kind,
guns anil gun-smith tools nov stored at
va. 1903 Chaplinc street, west side.
Compensation 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29

L. Jon have Cough OF Cold, You
sh0ald get Tid 0i a in hurry. All you
yaye 10 10 Is 70 get bottle IT AeLaRa's
Pc'torai Osgh SgrHP, and you will son
b Kell IL contains no moTphia OF
eFSaEl, and i the lspesi bottle We ever
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
llbeelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

New Goods for Early Spring Sales e.
Geo r. Taylor Il Go.
Fresh Teas q. ;. fccny.
Glass Chandeliers Cummins X
Woods
Dissolution Mrlaiu brothers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29
River News.

The marks AT the wharf last evening
at Il O'Clock, indicated " ieot inches
aud rising.
A great deal ri shore ice was floating
all day Yesterday. The Allegheny lee
is expected to reach herr this morning.
The Ragon and Courier are at Parkers-
burgh AMI will not start out until the
river II clear ol Ice.
The Andes departed last evening Tor
Cincinnati, with u large trip Of freight.
The Graham passed up yesterday
morning, and il due down tonight.
The Granite State was due down last
night lOr Cincinnati.
Tho salt Valley and Stock,lale were
due down last night.
The Abner O'Ncal departed on time
Tor Pittsburgh yesterday morning, and
tho Telegram lur Matamoras.
The phautnn in piled high and dry"
OH AN ice berg at SIsterEyille, but will
probably float oil to-day, ~ the river IN
rising.
The Thanhouser was due up last
night
By Telegraph
PIrrsnuRGn, January 2S.--Riyer -
iaet = inches and rising last. Weather
cloudy aud mild. The lee Ia the Alle-
rheny broke Mt anumbcr Of points above
to-day, aud will likely run out tonight.
CEcISSArI, January @s..-IIiyer ~
feet, aud rising. Weather rainy and
cooler. Heavy ice passed here this
morning, and gOrd deal uf io IN passing
u.y, rriypi- kerpip ep Inuer
Ohio, and Cherokee. from New Orleans.
Reparlc,l- buckeye State, Plegh, Last,
T.. NJ, Hudson, ior Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-29

No ~. un saturday utght be, uo Cunny tion
Gir thirugu uI Handusss
Pullman lttlagr bulNtug RDum ant slcrpiug
Cars nu al uight tmius
t'l,-,, rnuuprtiun. arr made iur all points
S.,uth and southwest. Nurth and Northwest
,nakina thi. desirable ruut,' toe Culonisu aud
persons moving "a the gr,tt West and "a whom
particular attrutilu l. given.
WHEELING. PITTsRU RtH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION
Leave Wheeling ....- .......,.'.s' A. n. 10 NJ
Trindrlphia Accommodation
ieaye Wheeling ....a........-..n ~ A. N. h.W "
Tickets a. an principal paints ON val" ut d'l"L
Ufirr uuyu al an hour, during the day.
Information o. the travelling public thrrriully
given. " " 'LtNtNl~, ~ ~
A n DENERltS. uyuvutl Agent, Wheeling