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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
The Greatest Remedy Known.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly the greatest medi-
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity. Thousands OF
once hopeless sufferers now loudly pro-
claim their praise for this wonderful
Discovery to which they owe their lives.
Not only does it positirciy care ConSump-
ton, but Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all
affections OF the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers as if by magic. We do
not ask you to buy a large bottle until
you know what you are getting. We
therefore earnestly request you TO call on
Logan, List 4 Co and get trial bottle
for ten cents which will convince ne
most skeptical of its wonderful merits,
and show you what regular one dollar
size bottle will do. For sale by Logan,
List & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
A. T.. n A. NJ.
The Meeting of the Grand Lodge
i'm this CITY.


Wheeling has had a rush OF proml-
nent members OF the State to her
gates within the past two days. They
are nearly all here to attend the meeting
of the Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter.
At the annual cOnvocation OF the
Grand ROYAL Chapter OF West Virginia,
held last night in the Masonic Temple,
the 70. rowing named officers were elect
ed and appointed for the ensuin: year:
W. III. ii. Flick, VI. f.. Grand High
Priest.
w. Ii. Freeman, NJ. +. Grand King.
J. G.. Baker, NJ. T. Grand Scribe.
S. p. Hildreth, Il. i. Grand Treas
urer.
Odell 5. Long, Il. T. Gran | Secrctuy.
Hugh Sterling, Grand Lecturer.
J. II. Flanagan, Grand Chaplain.
Jere A. Miller, Grand Captain oil
Host.
A. J. Stone, Grand Prin. Sojourner.
q. W. Feidt, Grand Royal Arch Capt.
Frank Rex, Grand NJ. Third Vail.
Gustave Brown, Grind NJ. Second
Vail.
John T. Pilson, Grand VI First Val.
Timothy Bliss, Grand Tyler.
The Grand Lodge will mold its first
session this evening at the Temple, and
will in all probability continue through
tomorrow. The Masonic fraternity OF
this city is doing all in It's power to en-
terrain the visiting brethren, and thus
the hospitality OF Wheeling is receiving
another "bOom."
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Fannie Sutphen, Il as;ntting
Lancaster, Ohio, lady, is the guest ol
Miss Annie Hearne, OF the South Side.
CJl. Robert McEldowney, the Tall
Sycamore OF Wetzel, was III the city yes
terday.
Mrs. David Wagner. OF West Wheel
ing, has returned from an extended visit
to Iowa and other Western States,
where she has been the guest OF rela-
tivss.
Mrs. Murine and daught +, Miss Sue,
left Sunday afternoon on the -. Law
renee to visit in Cincinnati.
Charlie Morris. former Wheeling
boy, who has been West iOr some time,
is in the city. lie intends to take his
family to Topeka, where he is engaged
i'm the land agency business.
Misses Sinsel and Weisgerhtr two
charming Grafton ladies', paid their
friends on the South Side ilyirg visit
Yesterday.
lion. W. III. II. Flick, Of Martinsbur:,
is in the city attending the meeting oil
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Messrs. Frank Rex and \. y. VIII
liams, two prominent Parker sburg gen.
tlemen, are at the New Mcclure.
Among the more prominent arrivals
at the New Mcclure We notice: DIR. ;.
III. Austin and J.W. ArbuCkle,o f Lewis
burr: Charles J. Faulkner, Jr., and .
" McKown, Of Martinsburg; John ).
:. Kerr and Geo. III. Shrinn, OF Grafton ;
W. n. Freeman and W. Z. Camp, OF
Cia-ksburg; Major John W. Lott, OF
Fairmont, and q. A. Sickle, OF Newburg.
Nearly all of these gentlemen are prom
inent members OF the Grand Lodge oil
Masons OF this State, and. are here Tor
that purpose.
Mir. Charlie Franzheim and his bride
are expected to arrive in the city to day
They have engaged rooms at the Stamm,
where they will remain during the
season.
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and pleasant. Charley Mcdonald and
tow, from Cairo. Grand Lake and tow
leaves tonight for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, November S.-Arrived-
Shnkle, ]. D. Parker. Departed-Grey
Eagle, Louisville; j. d. Parker, Gin.
cinnati; Vint Shinkle, Memphis; Bowl
ing Green, Bowling Green; H. t. Dex-
ter, Cairo. River rising, II feet inches
in the channel. Weather clear and
pleasant.
MEMPHIS, November S.-River has
fallen l inch. Departed-Standard,
New Orleans. Clear and cool.
ST. Lotus, November S.-Arrived-
City of Helena, Vicksburg. Departed
Bowen and barges, Hickman; War
Eagle, Memphis. River falltu inches,
with S leet by the gauge. Gear and
warm.
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ANIUSEMENTS.
IDLE HOURS.

The "Tile Club" under the able di-
rection of Messrs. Clark X Marble, APP
peared before Wheeling audience for
the first time last night, in their musical
society satire. 1t is very pleasing al
lair, and took immensely The idea Is,
as has been stated, ttken from the Serb.
MRS .Nonthiy Tile Club sketches, the
thread of story and conversation giving
company OF clever artists send on
in a canal boat, where all sorts OF varie-
~ performances are INDUCED in, most
OF them entertaining, and all OF them
proper and decorous.
In the first 'eff.ct" the listener is in
PRODUCED to the various members OF the
club as they arrive at their rooms, and
the proposition to take their summer
trip on the Erie canal is male. 1t is Il
true-to-liie rollicking sort OF scene,
and puts all in good humor.
The second EFFECT" finds us on board
the canal boat, when the entire compa-
nv is introduced in large and varied
list OF characters and musical roper
toire that s very kim and wins mer-
tied applause.
Mr.. William Carroll as Chrome, the
c).orsd steward, has not an equal IN his
50, cial line OF business Mr.. Ell. Marble
i ;irrepressible as president. Miss Ella
C. nron was very delightful a. the ''gusl :
il member, and NJ RE Conron was a
very pleasing singer. Miss Harol l,
while she sings in but an amateurlst
manner, captivated the audience with
her bright face and splendid acting; she
is a most delightful soubrette. Miss
Gertie Granville is pretty "clubber,
and in her German song was loudly en-
cored. Frank Budworth's Chlnaman
was very effective an was well done.
Mr.. Bown showed himself very YER
satile member, while the Rev. Dewitt
Palette, OF Mr.. German provoked roars
OF laughter. The piece is success and
should have a crowded house.
THE COMING CONCERT.
IT'S not only the musical people, but
the many personal friends and those
who desire 10 show their regard Tor Mrs.
Whitaker who will greet her at the
Opera House, Friday evening. It's a
compliment she we'll merits. and We feel
grateful to those who have it in charge
for giving our people this opportunity
of conveying tc Mrs. w. orr remem-
brance OF the pleasure she has so
often given, and the cheerful compliance
TO the many calls made upon her time
and eslent for purposes OF our own,
| We all know her voice and ability,
while her exertions during the last four.
teen years to cultivate the musical taste
of Wheeling inspires feeling towards
her of more than common interest and
a pride that she belongs to us.
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Trustees Sale Of Ohio Coun,,
Real Estate.

OY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust v,,r
ID by Thomas Curren aud Fanny Che ~
wife, TO the undersigned trustee dated ib1 ~
day OF April, 1871, aud Z, corded In The 80 ~
the CLERK OF the County Court Of Ohio $3.50
West Virginia, In deed OF trust book \, 60,
pages POI, 2ts and 2v9 will tell at hui H. ~
ton, on the premises. on o..
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEypr,
1850. commencing nj II O'Clock A n ,'' ~
highest and best bidder tho following d,,c,,.'
real estate, that Is TO say: A piece or p.,',--
land situate on the waters Of Little VI
Creek, about one mile north Of Roucy'. p,'t'-f
and bounded and described a. follow y p.hr
ming at stake on The west side II Srr, 81 o.
thence S. ~ w. "a poles to walnut .rr,,,aa
thence n. 81 W. 10 poles to stake: rI..,.''I
~ W. y poles TO a stake: thence Y. =. y
poles, crossing a run TO a stone: thcuc. 70 y
70 poles 10 the beginning, contaiuirg 'a.r,. T.
or fifteen (l5l acres.
Also All adjoining parcel Of land tr.st
bounded as follows: Beginning Al a ,,.s'.' =
a white oak, corner 10 first tract. th.,...." e.
T.. 81 G5-iOO poles To Roney's line. 'hr.... 4
said line y. - Z. 81 .5l00 po'eS toaw.t.t.."
thence n. ~ Z. - $40 pole 10 l,s.f' a.!
liamson's corner; thence y. % y 10 A.. W..
To a stake In the road: thence =. v ri"
TO a stake; thence y. s3' W. 10 poles o. p. f''
ginning containing twelve u.l HCf,, a-...
nine and thirty-hye one hundredn. ..,'
poles.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third 81 Tie r...
money, and as much more n the pu,lf -
elect 10 pay, In cash, and the balaNu. b. d,
equal payments, at six and twelve mO,t..va
interest rom the day OF sale, the lgrIL,,.
giving his negotiable notes secured Ly Bee. I.
trust on the property, for the dcicFrctpaymers
OC2ggi ]. /. JOkfs Tru,f..
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MINERS. MURMUKS.
The Trouble Out the Tuscara

A committee OF miners called at this
office last evening, stated that they rep.
resented the miners at the Wheeling
Creek Coal Works, two miles west oil
Bridgeport, mention OF which was made
in Yesterdays paper, and handed in the
following communication:
1--WE see statement OF Mr.. Patterson S
in Yesterdays LnteHi;encer about the
strike of the miners, and We want to
rectiiy some of his mistakes. He wants
to throw the blame altogether on the
miners. He says that Mr.. Mavberry
was satisfied. Mayberry said he and
Mr.. Waters could not work together,
and he said it in the presence oil Mr..
Patterson. Mr.. Patterson also stated
that the men were satisfied for Mr..
Walters to stay on, but not as a super
intendent. The miners are not wiling
that Waters shCu,d stay, Tor they said
thew would make collection to SEMI
him home. for they would not work
where he was. He was eavesdropping
in the mems rooms and around the
blacksmith and car shops to see what
he could hear, and he was domincering
over the men in general. He also stated
that if he would send and get another
man the men would not be satisfied.
The men, in reply To him, said that II
he would get man who would treat
them like men they would be satisfied.
Mr.. Patterson further says our bust
ness went along smoothly until the latter
part of September, at which time Il COM
mittee OF miners came out and demand
ed an advence in the price Of mining.
The miners did send committee 10 wait
on Patterson and 10 make demand In
price and TO give him time to consult
with the company, but he said he did not
want anv time, and he would he Cd
id il he would give any larger price,
and that he would shut the mines down
for six months.
That was the cause OF the miners com
ing out on strike the latter part Of Sep
TENDER. Mr.. Patterson states that Mr.
Maybariy does not claim to have any ex'
perience in mining. Now ii MIR. May
berry had no experience in mining, how
could he 20 to work and open mine
and place 1t in shape so he could WORK
200 miners
And he also goes on to state that
paper was signed asking that Mr.. May
berry be replaced. In regard to the
paper being signed, it was petition
gotten up by the men employed by the
Wheeling Greek Coal Company, ana
signed by l07 out OF no. -.
The men were all working, and wiling
to work until Monday, November LIST.
When Mr.. Patterson, the manager, or
general agent, or whatever he pleases to
call himself, called meeting, the men
responded, and he went to cursing and
tearing around, and the men came to
s stop 'G tSsn as any ! ims Tor he did not
see "why in the h-ll it made any dli,
ference to the men who was their boss"
Mr.. Patterson SAYS the miners wanted
Mr.. Mayberry as superintendent. We
must say Tor Mr.. Patterson, Mr.. May
berry was the superintendent until he
brought r. Waters to the works.
THE COMMITTEES or MINERS.
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Transfers.

The following conveyances Of real
estate were admitted to record in the
office Of the County Clerk Yesterday:
A deed made November s, 1880, by
Geo. W. Eckhart, Jr aud wife and 9TH
els, TO Patrick Fox, all OF Ohio county,
in consideration of ; $50, of lot No. %
living on the west side Of Main street in
that pant OF Wheeling called North
Wheeling, and all the Improvements
thereon.
\ deed made November 9th, 1850, by
James =. Rogers, trustee, to Geo. w.
Eckhart, Jr, and others, Of lot No. 8
and %, situated on the west side OF
Main street, in North Wheeling. Con-
sideraton $3.50.
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Inspeet,ug Tour

The entire Pennsylvania road ana All
its branches and leases are being lh-
spected, and last evening about hiteen
oi the chiefs, engineers, SURVEYORS elc, !; 7;
arrived in this city on the "fe"iSy.
This branch will be inspected this morn
ing. The party came in specia' car
consisting of one open car with tler
seats that is pushed ahead OF the engine
one private or office ear and COACH
M-sSrs. ;. NJ. FELTON,, Jr, and j. VI.
Barrett, two prominent men OF the road'
Arr with the nartY.
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Nvnnther Indications.

wAsHrxGToS, d. c., November y, ! 4.
N.-For the Tennessee and the ONO
Valley, partly cloudy weather, with oc.
clsinnal rain, northeastto southeast
winds, becoming variable or shifting to
northwest, stationary or higher temper
allure. II.
For the Lower Lakes. cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, with rain or snow; STA,
tionary or falling barometer, southeast
To southwest winds, followed IN western
parts bv winds, shifting to colder north
west, with rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09

This standard article Is compounded w.iu..,
greatest care.
Its effects are ~ wonderful and sat :s.tuya.
ever.
II restores gray or faded hair to IT, youthful o.r
Itremovc, all crruptions itching and dai14a
and the scalp 10y it, use becomes white and cleo.
BY it, tonic properties IL restores the capt.
glands Ia their normal yigor preventing .a .
ness. and making the hair grow thick and ''..'.
As a dressing nothing has been found 500.
fectual or desirable.
Dr. \. \. Hayes. State AsSaycr 81 Mass. DID.
sctts SAYS of IL: II consider IL the hr,' mai. r-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09

The finest line of Boys Sufts
Al 1890 Market.
The finest line Of Boys suits
AZ 1870 Market.
The finest line Of Boys Suits
Al 1870 Market.
The finest lire Of Boys suits
Al 1870 Market.
Iiyou want To see the rimes,
Suit I'm Wheeling 20 10 iSo
Market.
The Largest stock and the
Latest styles at l32O MARKET.
SAIINGER. at l32O Marke'.
has returned from The AL
and has The Latest Styles IN
Clothing and Gents, Furnish
ing Goods. Don't fail To zee
him tat 1920 Market.
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THE COMING CONCERT.
Get Out Doors,

The close confinement OF all factory
work gives the operatives paid faces,
poor APPETITE, languid, miserable feelings,
poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys and
urinary troubles, and al the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help
them unless they get out OF doors or use
Hop Bitters, the purest and best remedy,
especially for such cases, having abund-
ance Of health, sunshine and rosy
cheeks in them. They cost but tritie.
See another column. Lauehlin Bros. "
Co, Wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W.
Nu. ---..
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DRY GOODS.
NaK YorE

New Vore
New YORK, November s Dry Goods
Cotton goods moving steadily
and prices firmly maintained owing to
the light supply; prints sluggish and
steady; shiriting prints more active;
glnghams and dress goods quiet; spring
cassamers and worsted coatings in fair
demand bv clothers.
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rirnnitC,urt-Jhdge Melvin.

In this court. which met at ~. VI;
Yesterday, the first business transacted
Ms the entering of RUE in the case OF
the State vs.. Albert Price.
In the ease OF tie State w. VI. burNe'
some of the witnesses failing to appear
rules were awarded and the trial post
pnned until 9 O'Clock this mornlnS' 10
which time the court adjourned.
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Pheasant and Efec:ual."

PUEsLEY, w. Va, Nov. 81, 1879.
Irssrs Laughlin Bros. e. Co.,
Please send us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. | have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but etiectual. MARTIN Il DoPLER,
of DOpler 4 Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09

Smith 4 LlGHTxER, OF Chicago, H.,
buy and sell grain and provisions for
future delivery on commission. Margin
r quired, five cents per bushel on wheat;
three cents on corn and oats. Refer
ences-the banks and prominent bust.
ness houses OF Chicago. Their book OF
statistical and other information mailed
upon application.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated by
the Legislature OF the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes. In 1865, for the TERN OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 10 which contract the
inviolable faith OF the State is pledged, which
pledge has been renewed by an Overwhelming.
constitution adopted December al, A. ID. 1879
with Capital OF 81 900 900, TO which N has since
added reserve fund OF SSjO,UC0 It's Grand Single
Number Distribution will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday IL never scales post
pon.-. Look at the following distribution:
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Baltlu ore.


BALTIMORE, November S.-Flonr-
Steady and quiet; western superiine
s. 50(G4 90; do extra 81 25G5 90; do
family s. 25G6 %. Wheat-Weste
higher, closing easier; No. = western
winter red, spot and seller November
81 l54@l l5s; seller December 81 lI3@
] Is; seller January 81 20b; seller FEB
ruary 81 22i. Corn-Western strong;
western mixed, spot, and seller No
vember 5G4c; seller December 56!c cid;
5Gic new; seller January 5Glc. Oats
Quiet and steady; western white 31GG
3Sic; do mixed 3GG37c. Rye-Quiet at
81 GOAL OF. Hay-Stcady; prime 10
choice Pennsylvania SIS 00d20 %.
rovisiOns-Steady. Mess Pork-At
Sl5 506l5 -. Bulk Meats = Loose
shoulders no offerings; clear rib sides
no offerings; do packed 5$@ SIC. Bacon
Shoulders &c: clear rib sides SIC.
Hams-At ll!@l3c. Lard-Reiined in
tierces 0ic. Butter Quiet; prime to
choice western packed l6GG23c; roll 20(G
DC Eggs-Firmer and active at pa 23c
Petrolcum-Dull; /, fined at Pc. Coffee
Dull and about nominal; Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair ll!@l3lc. Sugar
Easier; 4 soft Ole. Whisky-Quiet at
81 Is for job lots
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November s. Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Active, but
firm and higher; No. red winter = 0ji
l1l Of; No. Chicago spring II Oh bid
cash. II 04t@l 0iS seller December;
81 03s seller January; in the afternoon
the market advanced Be-; No. > 9l@9ic;
rejected 72IG75c. Corn-Strong and
higher at Ale cash. II &c seller December;
I2c seller January; l6c seller May; mar
ket advanced ic in the afternoon. Oats
Active, firm and higher at 30ic cash;
3lIc seller December; 81 &c seller Janu-
any; 35Ic bid seller May. Rye-Fim
at S2!c. BaIley-Quiet and unchanged
at S3c. Pork-Fairly Bctive and shade
higher at Sl3 75(d IA 90 cash; Sl2 l72
Ml2 20 seller November; SD 80 seller
December; Sl3 55@l3 - seller January.
Lard-Fairy active and shade cher
at IS 10 cash; IS 50@S o.! seller No
yember; IS co bid seller December;
IS 05 bid seller January. Bulk Meats
Steady with a fair demand; shoulders
81 60; clear rib 81 %; short clear 81 81.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, November S.-Coflee-
Steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
ll3Gl5c. Sugar-Demand good and
prices tending upwards inferior to good
common, 5Cd5lc; common to good com
mon, 5s@7c; yellow clarified, 7l@Sc.
Molasses-Dull; common 30d32c; Gel
triiugal 25640c; fair 34Ca3Gc. Rice
Dull; Louisiana ordinary to choice, n
@6c.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, November $ Petroleum
More active; crude, United certificates
lower at 90c; refined l2c for Philadel-
phia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09

FELLOWS Hypophosphites makes an
old person look years younger. This
witness is true" Would that ! could
more widely make it known for its
many virtues. Long may its inventor
live TO see the happy fruits of his in
vention. ALEXANDER CLARKE, DID,
Amherst, n. s.
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rnsrmomaIer RECORD.

As taken at Schncpfs Opera House
drug store:
MONDAY.
l>1o. lN%
7.V l.N.aPN.7P.N.l An. II N.Sr ~
80 Il 20 - % Do - -
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RnnLIan,s Arnicn Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt iheum, lever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
c1rns and all kinds OF skin erupuons.
This salye is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price p cents per box. For
sale by Logan, List G Co., Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09

tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the District Of West Virginia. in
the matter OF VIM. NJ. Handlan, bankrupt in
Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that peti ion has been
filed in said court by the said VIM. NJ. Iiandlan,
of Wheel ny, in said district. who has been duly
decl ircd Il b nj rIHt Indrr the Revised Statutes
Of the United states. tire "BaLkru!t toy aud
acts a,ncliatory and supplemental thereto, for
dischanC ana cent & Ltc th' rcDI' from all his
debts and other ri inns provHblc under said act.
and that the sixth day If D,ccmheT \. u. 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. VI, at the OIL Of Z. j. liugus,
Esq Z giStrr !u bankruptcy. GA the northeast
corner of wcith nnd ihalli Gets ,ui stairs,
in the City Oi Wheeling ia West Virginia. are
the time aud place assigned for the hearing ul the
same, when and Nhr:c You my at end Ia show
cause, II any yOu Lave, Why thc mayer OF said
petitiQu should not he rAu'cd
JASPER \ MOORE.
Clerk Of Un;tci States Count iur saii District.
nON6Oawt
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Aul]eelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Hrtss Fire Sets Nesb;tt x Br'.
LOO. +. Funeral Notice.
IhOIce New Fruits-C. Behrens.
I.nst-GOld BARKING.
Fellows Syrup OF liypoPhosp ties
rhirh Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09

Every one. man. boy or child,
can dress al oar prices Ocnn
AZ Co.. One Price tioiiitcrs. i3<o
Market street, adjoining Opera
House.
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TAKE NOTICE.

This as the only lottery orcr roted on By he peo-
pie Of state and UHdcr late decision oJ The
Z. ). Supremr Court at Washington, IL the only
Legal Lottery now ia The United states, all Other
charters horing ban repealed on hacing no crust
cnct.
splendid opportunity to win fortune.
Eleventh Grand Distribution. Glass l.. at New o.
leans, Tuesday, November 9Th, lsSo-l26th
Monthly Drawing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09

The few cOmpD.
tiuils which have W.H
IA" confidence oiluH
Kind and bcCU'g H
house h - ] 4 wort
among not only col
but many nation.
must have 'NirJuu.
mary NiItlc, Frfiai
ne one cIcrstfurHir |
wi,l" q reputation. .f
maintained % 80 lu'
a. Ayers cherry g.
toml n ha, be, .
known a. the piii1.Ir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
w, J, w, CoWDEs
Things began to loom up in a vel

Things began to loom up in a very
important way and it was deemed best
to employ counsel Accordingly Hon.
John j Jacob was retained for Co.
Wilson and J. K, Cowden, Esq, for Mr..
Hutchinson. The count was then COM
menced and at the time OF adjournment
no changes had been made. 1t is prob
able the Commissioners will be three or
four DAYS at their task.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
Letter Carrie, s. Report

The following is the report al the let
ter carriers for the month OF October,
1850: