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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHINA? ?
-ibibsM Dm, ( ? :Wvi?} kv,
Glassware and
Queensware,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT
i. L HOBBS, SON & CO.'S
No. 1115 Main Street.
)an22
NEILL & ELLINGHAM,
^yUOLKHALE GROCERS,
1805 MAM STREET,
Have In store and are constantly receiv
lng a large and oomplete stock of goods,
such as Is usual!} found in m Qrstclass
house, comprising
all grades of
Refined Sugare
New tYop N. O. Sugar and Molasses.
Syrups, Coffees, Teas, Tobacco, Caroilm
Rice, Cheese, Mackeral, Herring, Codfish,
Mince Meat, Raisins, J'ruues,
Currants, ?fcc, Ac. We are
sole Agents for the
Justly celebrated
CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP,
The nureat and most wholesome article It
the market, and of the name graue ant
flavor of Maple Syrup, aud
kJOBBIN'S ELECTRIC SOAP
Thl< Soap la superior In quality aud
strengtb, aud onepouna will do
the work of two pounds
of any others.
OUK i?'XjOuria
Embrace the lollowlng brands.
Perfection, Oh to Slate Premium and
Keyafoue.
These flours are too well known to neec
oommendation. We bave the excluslvt
. sale oftbera.
We solicit an examination of our stock
bs close cash buyers. dec!
Will knit 20,000 mi fell en in
a Minute!
A Family Kiiiiing Machine 1
Now attracting nulversal attention by
Its astonishing performances und ltsgreal
practical value lor every day family use
It knits every possible variety of plain 01
iancy work
With Almost Magical Speed.
And gives perfect shape aud finish to al
garments. It will knit a pair of socks in
fifteen minutes. Every machine WakKAjfTKD
perfect, anil ttrdo just what Is re]*
reaented. A complete Instruction boob
accompanies each machine.
No. 1 Family Machine, 1 cylinder, 75
needles, $30; No. 3 Family Machine, 2 cylinders,
72 aud 1IM needles, $40.
a ? -?lll l?rt t 4/v olt1,
A BHlUMir lunvuiiic will i/c ncui ?uj
part of the Uulted States or ('anada (where
we have no awut,) express charges prepaid,
on receipt ot the price.
Agents wanted In every State, County
City and Town, to whom very liberal discounts
will be made.
Address, Bickkokd Knitting Machin*
M'ro Co., Sole Manufacturers, Battle
HOTELS.^
COLUMBIA H0USE7
NOH. ltXU AND lu.ll MARKET STREET
Wheeling, W. Va., Welty'sold stand
PHIL. IKDERr. Proprietor.
Klrst-class Rooms, First-class Table, and
First-class Stables. Call and see for yourself.
1 guarantee satisfaction and chea|
rates. ocUL'
l^reneli's Hotel,
ON THE EUROPEAN PI,AN,
OppositeCity Hall. Park.
4'ourt llonnc null Now PoatolHee
New Torlt.
All Modern huproveiuents, Including
Elevator. Rooms fl tier day and upwards
T. J. FRENCH A BROS.,
|y90gc Proprietors.
BREAD AND CAKES.
a.BAYIIA,
BREAD. CRACKER AND uAKE
BAKERY.
Market street, opposite washington
Hall, a few doors above
Twelfth street, keeps constantly on liatul
a full HSKorfniPiif of tli#? iiImivi* iirflnl?*a
CKxxIs delivered In nil parts of the ctty
free of <-barge.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
For Scrofula, ami all
scrofulous diseases,Erv^SJw
sipelas, Hose or St. Anthorn
's Firo, Eruptionami
Eruptive diseases
Emd of the skin, Ulcerations
[yH of the Liver, Stomach,
P H Kidneys, Lungs, I'inia^QrE^^ples,
1'ustules, Boils,
Blotches. Tumors, Tctter,
Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumatism, X* urnlgia, Fain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness,
Sterility, Lcucorrho-a, arising
from internal ulceration, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General* Dchllitv, and for Puri
iymi{ lue isioou.
This Sarsaparilla is n comhinat ion of
vegetable alteratives?Stillingia,Mandrake,Yellow
Dock?with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine vet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients arc so skilfully
combined tlmt the kill alterative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is so mild as to be harmless even
to children, it is still so effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enioys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose iu it proves their
experience of its usefulnessCertificates
attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are conhuitiy
being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence of
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
oyer every other alterative meuiciue. j
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that Wc need
do no more than to assure the public 1
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PRMPAMSD H T I
Dr. J. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass..
I*i mitinml mm* Ammtgtiiml Cktml**.
? i* aix imposts ersenrweKi;:rnrr
SAMPUH TO AOINTa UUKH
* -f ' / < . i
<H'l?cciiug Register,
CARROLL & BRO., ?,
j^OB. 6,8 AND 10 SIXTEENTH STREET
iJSSSIBMAI"*" toth*b-l<- 1
LIFE SIZE FIGURES, !
And American and Hootch Granite Monu- :
menu and Tablets. ThU Arm will tarnUb J
work In their line at the very loweat rates, i
. nWork guaranteed to give satlslactlon or 1
' 'no pay, novCeg
LINEN SUITS!
J
i
LINEN SUITS! I
? ?
LINEN SUITS! 1
j
Plain, Braided and Embroidered, t
j
low Open for Inspection. s
' PRICES WAY DOWN ! '
I
j Our Stock of suits ibis season will 8
surpass any previous ottering. i
t
Emsheimer Bros.,1
HOtt Main Street.
ap25
Fill DAY. MAY 5, 1871.
! LOCAL INTELLIGENCE J
' F
L t
Index to New Advertisement*. (
For Cincinnati?Steamer Hudson. f
Mattings?G Menyel, Booth & Co. ti
For Kent?Dwelling., ,
Book Keepers' Sundries?City Book
Store. *
Stoves Repaired?R. H. Sweeney.
Cameos?Turner & Diilon. I
Council will meet again next Tuesday t
evening. ' c
Centennial coffins are advertised. e
j 1 Do you want one? i
The semi-monthly meeting of the Ohio j
County Medical Society will take place f
i at the resilence ot Dr. Friz/.el I, this
' uveving. *
. w m i
1 Tukown Out ok a Buqgy.? Tester- s
day afternoon Louis Savageout was
thrown out of a buggy, near Rottegor's 1
place, on the National road.
Thanks.?Wo are indebted to Mr j
Harry Gill, the horticulturist, for a g
> plunt called the "snow ball gerraniura."
Wo will handle iL with care. J ^
' Transfers ok Kkal Estate.?The !
followinir transfers rf real estate were i v
i i i)
entered in the County Clerk's office yesterday.
| Deed made .May 2d, 1870, by S. P. j t
Hildreth and wife to Joseph Spcidel, for ! v
half of lot 198. and one-fourth of lot 8,
east side North Front street, was admitted
.May 4th; $1,124.
Deed made April 24, 1870, by Henry j
Arnt and wife to Patrick Manly, for part
of lot 14, division C, Joseph Caldwell's
addition, was admitted April 4th; $250.
, Admission tothe Centennial Ex- t
hihition.?Tho centennial board of finance
liavo issued the following: ! 1
International Exhibition,! !;
Philadelphia, May 2, 1G7G. j *
Tne opening ceremonies of the exhi
bition will take place on the 10th of
t May. Tho public will be admitted to
the ground at 9 a. m., and at 12m. the r
ceremonies will take place, after which "
i the buildings will be thrown open. A
fifty cent note or a silver half dollar
gains admittance to the grounds, and no
further lee is required at the buildings. v
After the 10th of May the grounds will
be open at y a. m. J
John Wkllh. President. 11
How to Break off Bab Habits.?
Understand the reason, and all the rea- ?
7 ?- ? \
eons, why the habit is injurious. Study
the subject until there is no lingering h
doubt in your mind. Avoid the places, b
the persons utid the thoughts that lead to 0
the temptation. Frequent the places, asso- gj
ciate with the persons, indulge in the n
thoughts that lead away from temptation. l'
Keep busy; idleness? is the strength of bad
habits. Do not give up the struggle when v
you have broken your resolution once, f,
twice?a thousand times. That only b
a
shows now much need there is for yon to ?
strive. When you bavo broken your
resolutions just think the matter over, ci
aud endeavor to understand why it is "
r
you taiied so that you- may be on your j.
guard against a mvrcurrenee of the same
eireutnseancet. Do not think it an easy b
thing that you have undertaken. It is a 111
folly to expect to break off a habit in a ^
day which may have been gathering ' w
long years. * d<
No chalk or alum in Logan,List & Co.'s
Excelsior Baking Powder.
Truk economy and health in using
Logan List <Sc C'o's. Excelsior Baking
Powder.
For Dress Goods and Carpets go to CI
J. W. Fbrrkl's. fo
To Suit th* Timks.?Card sire Pfc? v*
tograph* $2.00 per dozen, and other sisee . l"
in proportion. The finest work mad* In cu
the city at Halx's Galliry. ; m
1205 Market street, opp<?it* Mc Lore , ,
House. j ?
Just received, another lot of Ladies'' th
Seamless Side Lace Shoe*, at L. V. P"
Blond's, 1136 Main street. i tei
1* you want a fine and nice fitting j
Shoe, go to L. V. Blond's, 1135 Main '
$lrm . | re:
Th* finest and best materials only ? ^
used in making Logan. List & Co'a. Ex - j
celsior Baking Powder.
J. W. Kkrrkl is receiving aud open ji qc
ing a splendid stock of Dry Goods and L <ji
Carpets. He is oflering great bargains. ' Gi
If you want a cheap Hair Switeh, Carl ' Oc
ar Frizes, in aP colors go to W. P. Back
man, Net 23 Main street] I Ot
No Dyspepsia in Logan, List & Cos | Mi
Excelsior Baking Powder. sto
All persons who value their nndrf-.
landing will boy their shoes a* the cheep !
hoe store of Jbebt Clrmens. ' H!
THE WHEELING
the coi mtn.
a
Circuit Court?Judge Mclvin. ]
The Court met at the usual hour Sat- ! i
irdny morning. I ?
John Brannon, a native of Ireland, ! a
vas admitted to citizenship.
The laat will and teatament of James i
3rown, late of Wheeling, was proven by I
he oaths of Wm. 11 Caldwell and W. '
Richardson, two of the witnesses, and i
vas ordered to be recorded. Emma ?
3rown, the widow, was appointed ad- ?
ninistratrix. Bond, f&OO.
The case of the State vs. McCormick
ilieu Paducah, charged with robbing (
Surseur, was on trial all day, and at the j
tight session yesterday. It was given to i
he jury, alter an elaborate argument ot
be difference between robbery and larceny,
at half-past two o'clock yeaterd.i
iflernoon.
The case of the Stale v6. Aired May- t
lew, charging with entering Mr. Kidge- j
ey's store, near West Liberty, and rob- |
>ing him ot a large amount ot goods, ]
vas piaced on trial before the following
ury: W. II. Woods, Jacob Arndt, Peter
Terrell, C. H. Bender, Jerrv Mason, John
Jovlo, M. iieyman, Jr, Charles Mat- ]
hews, James M. Todd and John C.
Saunders.
At the elote of Court the trial was
till in progress.
The Court adjourned until this morn- ,
ng at 9 o'clock.
Police Couet??/< </,; Vranmer. f
The following cases were disposed of i
it the Police Court yesterday morning: |
Ernest Ziieokli, charged with assault- t
ngWohn Meitz, was fined five dollars ,
ind costs. ' j
Frank Riddle, for disorderly conduct, i
)&id a fine of cne collar and costs.
MEK.'HBOKIIOOn NEWK. '
bkllairk. i
Tuk horse attached to street car No 1 j
>ecauie frightened yesterday alternoori
it a ditch that is being dug on Gravel
lill, by the Gas Company, and made* a
>lunge, breaking loose from the car. He 1
hen cleared the fonce that incloses W- (
i. Barnard's orchard, and made twobrty
time fpr the bill, but becoming tanked
in the traces, he was caught at the
vest end of the orchard. No damage
vas done.
Thk musical rehersal at School Hall '
lull, last night, was a grand success
Thkrk will be a meeting of the direc
ors ol the B. S. W. railroad in this j
lily to-day.
Thk Bcllaire City Bund will leavethls ;
ity Tuesday, to attend the May festival
n Cincinnati.
Tuk whiskers of some young men in <
iellaire are like a match game of base I
mil, nine on each side I
.Ib'iHiK Cuamkkfs, of St. Cla rsville
ludge Cochran, of Wheeling, were both
u our city yesterday, and we are glad to
ay they were looking well.
Tukkk will be a contest lor u gold t
patch, for the benefit of tho Wallace Cor- s
let Band, soon.
Thk Barnesville District Conference
>f the M. E. Church, will meet in
Bridgeport May 2Utli, and continue in
ession two days. I
A. N. i'ritchard, Sheritl' of Marion
ounty, W. Va., was stopping a. the t
Jiobe House yesterday.
J. D. 11 iuti ley man, Esq. hi <1 family,
vill blart tor fledalin, Mo., about tlie Lir.-i
if Juno.
Uniform our police force. i
The lleliaire City Council should go
o Long Branch and lake a rest; they t
vork too hard. I
Bkllaike can boast of moreold woodm
awning posts, oid barrels and store
?oxes on the streets, more tilth in the al- >
eys, and more general cussedness, than
iny city in the world.
bki.mo.vr cor.m v items. i
from the St. Clalrsvllle Gazette.
On last Thursdny night a valuable t
nare was stolen from Mr. Janes l>ayon,
who resides 0:1 Jug Run, two and a
lalf miles north ol ISt. Ulair3ville. Mr.
Jay ton otfers $30 reward lor the return
tf the mare and capture ot the thiet.
The U. S. Grand Jury, at Cincinnati, j
ecently found u bill ol indictment I
igainst David ilatchcr, id' Barnesvilie,
or passing count'-rleit money. No in- (
iictment was fiund attain ?t l'owcli and j (
Jarponter, of Wayne township, who | j
vere charged with a similar oU'-ii.-e.
The Auditors of Belmont, Guernesey, .
dusk in gum, Licking and Frankl n Cos. 1
net at Columbus yesterday tor the pur- r
lose ol appraising ths property of the
'entral Ohio Railroad Company. Audior
Stamp, of this county, started on j
iVcdne&day to attend this meeting. j
The Rev. A. S. Blackford, who was i
nm At thi* PfBiihvtprv ln?l U'pck thiriL
he scenery eitsl of St. Clairsville is r ot ^
xcelled anywhere. He lias spent many
ears in Brazil and has travelled ex tenively
through the country, Hnd says be ^
ever saw liner views anywhere than
lioso obtained between this place and
V heeling.
Cj u aktkki.y meetings of the Barhes ^
ille District M. K. Ohureb. w ill be as ^
>llows: Bellaire Circuit April 20; llenrysburg,
May 7; Fairview, May 7;
icallsville, May 14; Soinernon, May 14; ' '
enterville, May 21;i>t. Clairsville, May ' r
S; VYuodsHeld, June 4; Woods fie Id Cir- . r
lit, June 4; Clarington, June 11; Mor- slown,
June 18; Mooretield, June 25; |P
reepert, Julp 9; Antioch, July lb; ^
bwhutan, July 23; Hannibal, July 80. j ^
A fatal accident occurred at Cam- j 1
ridg on last Saturday, by whieh two J
ien were instantly killed and a boy j
dally injured. They were engaged in '
ittioga basement under utranie stable, I
ben the building fell or was blown g
iwn, with the terrible result above slat- I
I. One of the men killed is said to be
ir. O. A. Long, who recently secured
ie contract for t arrying the Wheeling
id Cambridge nuil, which passes L
.rough this plaee.
We hope that there will be as full a
rn out as possible at the Democratic
iimtv Convention to lie held .it St.
lairsville on next Tuesday, May !'th, i
r the purpose of electing delegates and ^
lernales to the Democratic State Con*;
tntion, which meets at Cincinr ati on ;
e 17th inst. Heretofore it baa b-?.*n ,
stomury for the County Central Com- j
ittee to appoint the d-legate* and al- i mates
to the Stale Convention, out 3
is year they are to be elected by a Mass
invention in which every Democrat in
e county will have a right to parties- ,
te and vote. Let there be a coral atndar.ee
of the Democracy of Belmont' a
unly at tbe meeting on next Tuesday, b;
??1 5
Fob cheap ladies', misses' and child- ??
lis' Trimmed Hats and Bonnets go to j3
'.P. Bachman's 2io.2i> Main street. _
* * I
BajtoaiMs in second hand Organ* at
eib't Music Store, Market street*
ic Eureka Grand Organ - - * '.n> m
te Ester, 5 stop, - - - - 125 ra
le Vogel & Hashes. 6 stop, - 116 ?'
70 , pi
le Sbeib Organ, 6 stop, - - 110
U . 8 - - 160 ! 5
te Mason A Hamlin - - 5o .
All in perfect order and good as new. U
list be sold to make room (or our new
ck of Wood and Ester Organ* |
ThB ladiea' favorite Shoe is tbe Seam- j J
t Side Lace. Go to L. V. Blond's, j J
16 Main street. I *
0
a DAtLY REGISTER
Mrs 8w aback kr, 1061 Main street, f
innounces that she has brought from tbo
Sast the roost complete stock ever shown
n the city, consisting of elegant black ^
ilk tasale and worsted fringes, trimming Q
uid basket silk of all shades, ties and n
ong scarfs in the latest designs, hosiery u
n ladies andchildren's balbreggans, sea q
irowns, cardinals and stripes, with and
vithout silk clox; real shell combs, funs
vitb doe paintings, and a most complete *
igsortmeni of parosols with canopy tops
ind lancy pearl handles. Please call. ?
Best bargains in the city in Dress J
ioods and /Darpets, and a very large sup- j
jly ol the latest designs, and for the least 1
noney, just received and for sale by }
J. W. fkrrkll,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
? m ^
To Suit the Times.?Card size Phoogruphs
$2 00 per dozen, and other sizes 1
m proportion. The finest work made in c
.he city at Hall's Gallery, ?
1205 Market street, opposite McLure '
House. *
. i
^ ^
When you want to heat them all in 1
Dress Gooes or Carpets go to "j
J. W. F creel's,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
r
^ ?
Blue Lick and Congress waters, fresh ^
it Logan, List & Co's.
The Uegner Boat Club intend giving r
i ball Friday night, the 5th of May, for ,
;be purpose of building a land boat -]
bouse. Their water boat house was de- j
itroyed last winter. Their shell boats t
ire at present in the C. P. Brown boat ?
bouse. The boys are around selling ,
' ' ? a t -.is#*
,lCKCis. uivu bueiii a mi,
^
Arbor Vitas. Irish Junipers and
Climbing Roses furnished for cemetery
lots, and satisfaction guaranteed, and
lower that ever sold. Also door yards
oid lawns sodded at short notice, at
1400 Market street.
II. H Gill & Co.
Spring Wrar.?1& you. wish to save
niodoy and get ladies', misses' and men's
hoes and gaiters that are good and no
ihoddy go to J kkky Clkm ens.
Ladies' line Kid Box Toe Side Lace
for;t>3 00 at L. V. Blond's, 1136 Main
itrect.
Havk voutdoor yards and lawns godded
jy Harry Giil & Co., 1400 Market street
Col. Skllkrh.?The sale of seats for
Mr. John T. Raymond's nights (May
I2ih Had 13th) wi)l commence at Adams
V: Lucas' music store, on Tuesday, .May
kh. at 8:30 a. m.
- A
Kark Offbr.?A flne-toned, seven
K-tave Piano, Rosewood case, carved
egs, front round corners, nicely finished,
or $205. Can be examined at
Adams & Lucas. 1
1227 Market 81
-?? m a
J. W. Fkrkkl is receiving new goods s
oid carpets daily and is selling 1
.hem at ruinous !y low prices. You can 1
iave money there. t
KIVKK KCHS. S
The marks at the landing indicated 10 t
feet 0 inches in the chan;.el. (
The M nilie Ragon left (or Pittsburgh |
it the u ual hour yesterday morning. (
The Courier left lor Parkersburg at ]
he usual hour yesterday at noon. ^
The Hudson will arrive from Cincin- \
lati this afternoon. i
The Silt Valley will arrive from Iron- *
on this evening and depart for PitU- T
>urgh. i
The Carrie Brooks will arrive from '
^anesville, Saturday night. ,
rBy Telegraph.| ?
Cincinnati, May 4,? Kiver 12 feet I ]
I inches and falling. Weather cloudy (
ind mild. Arrived?Andes, Wheeling; i
lames D. Parker. Memphis; Robert c
Mitchell, New Orleans. Departed?Su- j
iie Silveo, New Orleans. (
Mkmi'HIs, May 4.?River has fallen 2 "j
nches, with 32 feet 2 inches in thechan- '
lal. Weather clear during the day with
nercury at 74; cloudy and threatening n
li is evening. Arrived?Shinkle. De s
carted?Mary Hariston, Great Republic, r
Ifosa Miller. s
Kvansvillk. May 4.?Weatbercloudy 1
ind warm; mercury 54 to 73. River 14 ^
md 7-10 feet and lalling slowly. Port s
ist?lip?Silver Thorn, Seher.ck, Ar. ?
cansas Belle, Thos. W. Means. Down? f
I L. Rhoads. Bowling Green, Mary Mil er,
Gray Ragle, Thos. Sherlock. Busi- s
less moderately active. '
Louisville, May 4?Weather warm '
ind clear. River rising with 8 feet 10
wches in the canal. Departed?Glasgow,
ivansville; Fontenette, Pittsburgh; a
Vndy Baum, Memphis. I c
Cairo, May 4.?Arrived?Iron Moun- ' '
ain and Arlington), St. Louis. Depart- I j
d?Brunswick, New Orleans; Arlington I
r.d Iron Mountain. Pittsburgh. Kiver I
4 feel 4 inches and stationary. Weather | '
loudy; mercury 08?. .
Nashville, May 4.? River5 feet 4 ^
nehes on the shoals. Arrived?Little
-ondon, Smithland, Celina and Label,
departed? Little Condon and Smithland. "
St. Louis, May 4.?Arrived?Fannie w
jewis, Kansas; Polar Star, Tennessee ?
iver; Johnson, Keokuk; Coal Ilill, Ohio
iver: Ree and barges, New Orleans. , f
)?parted?Johnson. Keokuk; Lake Su- J 5
erior, St. Paul; Kinney, Kansas City; ! j,
tee and barges. New Orleans; Mauds, I g(
'icksburg; Dugan, Portland. The river
a* fallen 8 inches. Weather warmer
n-i showerv. J
,$
WINES AND LIQUORS, j 1
sTwelty&bro I
I
Distillers and Importers and Dealers In ^ ^
oreign and Domestic Wines, ?
Ir<
Liquors and Brandy, j*
__ _. . _ ... i ii
hns, Cordials & Whiskies, ?*
p
NO. til* MAIN STREET, b
uovlH VKKELUiU. W. VA ^
ki. HYNEMAN,
BKLLA1RE, OHIO,
ext door to the Baltimore R. R. Depot
iMporto! k*4 D?n??tlr Wlaff H
mhI Ltqcion, J
t PUtsbargh Wholesale Prices. Order*
r mail promptly attended to, and goods fl
tcked secure irom observation,
end for price list. tu ! ^
P
MENaEKUTCESH! BOIWot theOnnlne j .
PE AXD tA BO KM OP '
I VINCSTON E ?
I ready told. The thrilling story of the *!
>blente In the wltd land of the Nile ) J
ystery.Ophirs Oold. the Lions' Lair, and 2
II liooa of superstitions beings. Graphic ?
aeilptlon, splendid Illustrations. Mil | ?
>n? waut it- We want agenta quickly. J
ollta big. Send for terms.
HlTtBARD BROS.. Puba.. 7t3 Hansom St. '
hiiadelphla. Pa. na23ta : ai
K ! tr
OVflV Vale or Female. Bend your ' D<
I U I address and get something | st
WANT that will brlug yon in honor- i CI
IfllirV nblr over flW a month rare lib
IURLT INVESTORS'UNION. 81
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FMPAT MQRNIN
INAN6IAL AND COMMERCIAL.:
New York, May 4.? Money?j
Hosed easy at 8@4 per cent. Prime j
teres utile paper 4 4(a) t> percont. Customs
sceipts $235,000. The Assistant Treasrer
disbursed $43,000. Cle&rings $13,00,000.
Sterling firm at 488J(aj490J.
Gold?112J. Carrying rates 1 to 8 ;
er cent.
Gov krn men ts?Steady.
Jiiited States 6* oi 1818, coupons 122%
'ive-twentles, (1866) 114% :
five-twenties, (1865) itev,...^. 118% I
five-twenties, (1867) 121
five-twenties, (1868) 122%
iew Fives .117%
'en-lorties ?.lit '
'en Forty Coupons ..._119% 1
,'urreucv Mixes 126 .J
Kailroad Bonds?Dull.
State Securities-Quiet.
STocRs-Opencd feverish and irregular,
>ut in the main lower. The greatest de- :
line was in New York Central and the
oal roads, wliieh fell off 14 to2J percent,
rhere is a published correspondence beweeu
the trunk lines, showing that there
s no disposition at present on the part of
be New York Central on one side to
concede to the demands of the Erio and
Pennsyvania Central railroads, and the
Baltimore and Ohio on the other, and a
nilroad war of greater dimensions
han was ever witnessed seems
mminent. Westward lreights are being
-* -j a ? ? ?aojan
:ul u?'wii, anu n tcuuttivui m paccou- i
jcr fares will probably be made to mor- j
ow. It is reported that the rate will be j
ixod at $12 trom New York to Chicago.
The grand trunks have reduced the fare
rom Boston to Chicago to $lb. Michigan
Central was weak and lower. Paninm
advanced to 130, and Adams Exiress
to 109. There was au increased
iclivity in the Slock Exchange late 111
he day, and a sharp selling movclient
set in. The whole market
vas depressed and at times large blocks
?f active stocks changed hands. The delino
was most marked :n Michigan Cenral,
Lake Shore, New York Central,
tfew Jersey Central and Delaware, Lac
iwannaand Western. At the close there
vas a slight reaction in some cases, but
be market generally closed active and
veak. The transactions were 115,000
hares, of which 5.000 were Pacific Mail,
19,000 Western Union, 5,000 Northwestirn,
9,000 St. Paul, 9 000 Erie, 57,000
Lake Shore, 14,00u Michigan Central
ind 4,000 Delaware, Lackawanna arid
Western.
Western Union... (m;.4 Uook Island imv.
'aclUc Mall W/4 Jt. Paul .17',
kdams Ex press.. 10Mys St. Paul prefer d.. bl'/2
Wells, FargoAUo h7 I'm led oA. Wabash 10$?4
tmer. Union 61 'T. A W. preferM..l08
Jniteil States... 7u',i Port Wayne 1
ST. Y. Central 110 1 i'erre Haute Kl'iS
firle M>4 T. H preferred ...112
Si le preferred..... 19 Chicago A AI to u.. 98
larlein I3H%:C. A A. preterr'd.lU2%
larleni preler'd 1*1 OhloAM iSHtsippl I6'h
Michigan Oent'i. U. A Lackawanu.lo-'p
Jnlon Pacific. <iiy4 A,A P. Telegraph is
AkeShore - 51% IniliaiiuCeiilr
lliuolsCentral... li. A vi Is
1 and P 91 II. A.St. Jo< 11
North westerner iSJC.C. Pacific bonds..lMQt, (
North west'u pld".5(/'? U. Pacific bonds.lUoL i
?. J. Central M>'4
Hkw Yokk, May 4.?Cotton? Quiet
it 12 9-llj@124c; futures closed barely
toady; May 12 9-lbc; June 12 25-32
2 15-16e; July 1S0I8 1 -1 f><-: August
3 5-32@13 3-".6c; September lHJc; Oc- i
ober 13 15-lG(gJ3 31-32c. Flour?He- '
eipts 11,000 barrels; more doing, bnt |
till in havers' favor; superfine western i
ind state $4 10@4 5O; common to good j
-I., i.i III\t..- A Oil. ??...! I,, nKnl. i. il, !
Akin *-v, (S,v.? vut/?*.v *S
S)5 70; white wheat extra $5 75(o 7 75;
xtrii Ohio $5 25(o 7 00; St. Louis $5 20
?9(k). Rye Flour dull at $4 75(o 5 16.
lorn Meal?Active at $2 'JOfuJ 20.
Wheat?Heavy; ungraded spring >1 115;
S'o. 2 Chicago nominally at $1 14(J,1 18;
white Canada in bund $1 .36; No. 1 Milwaukee
$1 10. Kye?State OOfrtlMc;
western 80. Corn?Quiet; receipts 80,- j
)00 bushels; no grade 50(0,00c; do steamer |
il$(? 02e. Oats?A little more steady; 1
eceipts 25.000 bushels; mixed anil state
I7(fl;49c. Hay, Hops and Groceries?
Juchanged. Petroleum?Hull; crude
IJc; retined 13Je; in cases 17^(h)2lr.
Saptha?Nominal. Turpentine?Steady
it 35c. ltosin?Steady at SI 70(<? 1 bi).
Ivggs?Firm; we?tern 14.\ (.7,15c Pork?
^uiet and steady at $21 60. Cut Meats
Western quiet: long cl -ar western lljc;
sity 12|c. Lard?Firmer; prime steam
512 80. Butter?Quiet and unchanged, j
Jhecse?Demand fair and market linn at
l(o)l2e Whiskv?Quiet and steady at ,
II 11 j.
Chicago, May 4.?Flour ? Dull
ind unchanged. Wheat?Steady; %|e
eller May; 99.>o seller June. Corn? '
}teady; 46(.i,4o)e seller May; 45jfo45|e
ellerJune; 4*>|c seller July. Oats?Unhanged.
Barley?Quiet at 04c cash;
i34c seller May, 57c hid; 58 jc asked
ellerJune. Kye?Dull and nominal at
ilc. Whisky?Quiet at $1 07. Pork?
Ready; $21 10 seller June: $21 30(b>
!1 85 seller July. Lard?Firmer; $12 56
ellerJune; $12 70*seller July. Green
iulk Meats?Nominal. Dry NhIt Meats
?Quiet and lirm; shoulders 7?c; short
lb lie; sugar cured llje
illBCiNNATj, May 4.?Cotton?Quiet I
,L 12c. Flour and Wheat?Quiet, un- '
hanged and Arm at $1 7. Corn? |
ield at 48c Oata? Quiet arid unchang- !
d. Rye?Steady at 73(5,76''. Lnrd? |
''irmer; 12$f5,13)c. Cut Meats?Firmer;
@11J011 J@11 Jo. Bacon?Steady a'. 9J :
?120t) 121 (<y 12 Ify 11 Jr.
Hogs?Active and firm; common to !
ifht at $0 60; fair to good light $6 70(6} j
190; fair to good heavy $7 00 < 7 25.
Toledo, May 4?Flour?Quiet and
nchanged. Wheat?Quiet; No. 1 white 1
Yabash $1 881; No. 2 do *1 261: No. 1
i'hite Michigan $1 2^}: No. 2 do jfl 211;
tnber Michican $1 22^; extra while ,
lichigan $1 381; rejected 86". Corn ?
?irm; high mixed <p.>t and seller May 1
3c; seller .June 60c; low mixed 501c;
Lansas 611c. tints ? Dull; No. 2 84c;
eller May 331c; Michigan 35c.
Baltimork, May 4.?Flour?More ac- !
ive and unehnnged. Wheat?Quiet;
lo. 2. red, $1 40f6*l 45; Pennsylvania
I 43<SM 46. Pork?Firm at $22 25. !
tulk Meats?Shoulders 8Jc; clear rib :
1 }o; bacon shoulders 9|c; clear rib 11. (
'etroleum?Dull and heavy; crude 7j;
fined 14. Butter and k/gs?Quiet
nd unchanged. Whiskv ? Quiet at ;
1 11J.
N>.w York, .May 4.?Dry Good*?j
icw heavy woolen- rather more freely
iken by clothier*, but *priDg weight*
a led rather quiet. Cotton goods moved I
owlv, but agents' pri?i* unchanged.
'anc/ and shirting prints and cambrics, j
t moderate request. I) re-- good* in de- ,
land, .lobbing trade quiet in nil de- !
artment?. Foreign good* duii in fir*',
an da. j
gents Wanted for the Great |
Universal
CENTENNIAL HISTORY ii
iv? tdk lU/he ok the nn-r k?> j1
L year* of our National fu<i<-per.d<*nec. . j
iclmling an account ol the coining
rand Centennial Exhibition. 7<jo pwge*, t
ue engraving*, low price, quick naie*.
xtra term*, rend lor circular. P. V. !
IRULkJi * CO.. il? Arch Hu. PhiU/ielhia.Pa.
rur>t?
A/all S reet Caricatures
A r?w Hook. 4*? Page*, containing 14 En- !
a.id Illustration*, with information lor '
lock fprcalaton. Prlc.-;?o nt* by rn?il.
CMBRKiK .t CO., Hank* r> and Hr.a. c.
Wall street, S. V. feb3W? j
3 omcxs opatlilc j
VETERINARY PRACTICE. 1
Work* on that aoblert giving concise j
id plainly written ln-trnrtJom for the 1
eatment ot all ordinary ailment* of all ?
omestic Animal*. are constantly tept In
ock, tnretherwlth appropriate M<?lirine
lest*. Thess books ate specially written
r the Farmer*. Htock Raiser* or Livery
able man's one. avoiding as for aa powj.
e, all technical teims. For Dwcnptir*
rice Liataend stamp to the BALTIMORE .
OJICKOPATHIC PHARMACY, 135 WcM
syette rtrcel. IhlPRICKE A TAFRL. ,
nprlHon. letdUi I j
Q. M A.Y 5 1876.
MlSCtz LLANOtUS.
RECEIVED^
Another 5,000 pound lot of that elegant
improved
Carpet Chain
The best in the
UNITED STATES
At the
Reduced Price of 28 Cents Whole"
sale and 30 Cents Retail.
MERCHANTS,
WEAVERS,
AND EVERYBODY,
Are respectfully invited to call and
EXAMINE XT.
Also a large stock of
Fancy and Domestic Dry
Ooodi,
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Wall Paper,
Notions,
White Goods, Hosiery, &c.,
At astonishingly low prices for cash.
Non. 2019 and ?021 Main 81.
JOHN ROEMER.
aprJ
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.
White, for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments arc simply the wonder
of Iho world. Their effect* ure little le-ii
than marvellous yet there are some things
which they will n t do. They will not
cure cauuer or ineud broken bones, hut
they will always allay paiu. They have
strengtheue.i Augers, cured chro .1c rheumatism
of maay years standing, and
taken the puin from terrible burns and
scalds, which have never beeu done by
any other article.
The White Liniment is for the human
family. It will drive hhcuiuatism,Sciatica
and Neuralgia from the system; cure
Lumbago, Clwllblatns Pa s.v, licit, and
most Cutaneous Eruptions; It extracts Host
from fro- en i.ands and ieet, and the poison
of bites and stings of venomous reptiles;
It subdues swellings, and ullevlntes pain
of every kind.
For sprains or bruises it is tlie most
potent remedy ever discovered. The Gentun
r Liniment is used with great efficacy
for Sore Throat, Toothache, < aked Breasts,
Earache, and Weak Back. The folio* log
Is but a sample f numerous testimonials;
Indiana Hour, Jeff. Co., Ind..
May 2Mb, 1H78.
"1 think it my duty to inform you thul
I have suffered much with swollen feet
and chords. 1 have not been free from
these swellings In eight years. Now 1 am
perfectly well, thanks to tile Centaur Liniment.
The Llulment ought to be applied
warm. Hevjamix brown."
The proot 1h in the trial. It is reliable,
it is handy, it is cheap, and every lamily
should have it.
To the sick and hot-ridden, the halt and
lame, to the wounded and sore, we say,
"Game and be healed."
To the poor and distressed who iiave
spent their money for worthless medl*
c nes, a hot tie of Centaur Lin intent will be
given without charge.
rrhe Yellow Centaur Liniment
in adapter! to the tough muscles, cord* and
flesh <d horses and animals, it lias perlormed
more wonderful cures oi Spavin,
Strain, Wind-galls, Scratches, Sweeny,
and general Latueuess, than a11 otlicr
remedies In existence. Head what the
great expressmen say of it:
' Nkw Yokk, anuary. IM7-I.
'Every nwnrr ot Itorses should give the j
Centaur'Liniment a trial. We consider it i
the t est article ever used in our stables.
"II. Matsh, supt. Adams Kx. s n??:< s, N. |
Y.; K. PtllW, Hupt U. H. Kx. Stables, N.
Y.; Ali?ert S. Olin, Supt Nat. Kx. Stables,
N. Y."
WoNTOOMERY, Ai.a., Aug. 17, 1K71. |
"(Jentlrmen;?I have used over one gross I
oi Centaur Liniment, yellow wrapper, on
the mill, s of my plantation, itesines do/,
ensof ttip family Liniment foriny negroes, j
I want to purchase at the wholesale price, j
and will thank you to ship me by Savunnub
steamer one gross ol each kind.
Me sr>. A. T. Sjewart <&- Co., will pay your
bin on presentation. R*speetfUliy,
jams- iukhuw,"
The best patrons of the I.inlm<- t are j
Farriers and Veterinary Hutgenna. It lieuls !
Galls, Wounds and l*??l iviI, removes ;
.Swellings, and In worth nilllionttof dotlarN I
t<? Fanners, Livery-men, stock-growers, '
Sheep-raisers, and those having horses or
eattle.
What a Fariler can not do lor KAl the
LVntuiir Liniment will doai a trifling cost.
These Liniments are warranted by the
proprietors, and a hotile will be given to
any Farrier or I'hyslclan whodesire to test
them. Sold everywhere,
Laboratory ol J. B Ito?o & (jo,
ki I)ky St. New York.
CASTORIA.
Is a pleasant and perfect substitute. In at'
cases, for0??tnr Oil. Castoria Is the ream.
<>[ .in Id physicians effort to produce, for
his own practice, an effective cathartic, I
pleasant to the taste and free from griping.
Dr. Samnel I'llcherof llyannls, Momm., I
ana led In coinhlnlng, without the use
of alcohol, a purgative agent as pleasant <
to take as honey, ami wnlctf ]>u?Heaea all
the desirable properties of t astor oil.
It Is iniapttslto all ages hut Is especially
recommended to mothers as a reliable 1
remedy for all disorders of the stoinsch ,
and bowels ol children. It Is certain,
agreeable, absolutely list titles*, and Cheap. !
It should be used for w.nd colic, sour I
s omach, worms, costlveiiess, croup. Ac., |
then children can haves eepand mothers
may re-t.
J. 15. hose A Co., of 1? l>ey street. New
I or*. ?r?- nif ?'?!? |*rv|t?rt'n? wi i?
nfb-r Dr. Pitcher'* radpt. "I'll
Mum .. , I Ready
No hnmu nic ever suffered a* 1 did
for year* with rheumatism. One of th? i
m?t eminent phvidclans fail In* te |1re
rn?- relief I bought ? fertile of Lmraog's
Rheumatic ht raedy, and In the almost
Incredible time of three day* was a well
man and perfectly free from pain. The
nru-diclne In truly wonderful.
i?Jgned.i THORNTON SMITH, ,
l.tl K street. Washington, 1). C. .
Waj?iii*otoj?, D. C? April St. IfTI.
Jf'Ufi H^hmMUne A Buflp:
(Horn? bar the past seven yeaitmy wife
has been a great .ufferer from chronic |
rheumatism, which at lime* assumed a
rery mallznant form, and for days and
nHrnU deprived of rest. Several months
ura our attention was called to Ourang'*
KhcamaUc Remedy, and after the use oi
hree bottles according to directions, she
sas entirely free ltom pain and a permanent
rur>- a fleeted. I am glad to be able to
sake the ai-.ve statement In reference to
roar woudsrfal rheumatic remedy. I beleve
it will care any cose of the disease
sver known. Wg. CROOK,
Kxecuttve Clerk to Pmrtdent Grant, j
If ANUFACTURED BT
HKLPHRNNTfNB * BENTLEY.
Orurglvts. Washington,D.C.
Unas, LWdfX, Wholesale and Real?
Agents for Wheeling, W. Vs.
Price* a bottle or six bottles tor*. Ask
roar druggist *?r Da rung's Kheainstt
itemed y. sgS i
BANKS.
capital,
JOHN K. B0T8F0RD, President,
GBO. ADAM8, Vice President.
M. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Bncceasor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
This Bank Is orgrnlxed and prepared u>
transact the business of banking in all its
details.
It succeeds the First National Bank ol
Wheeling; is owned by the same share,
holders, and la under the same management.
By carclully regarding the interests bf iu
correspondents and depositors, and by a
prompt and faithful execution of tbetr
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout
the United States.
! Deposit accounts subject to check ai
sight, received Irorn banks, bankers, firms,
| corporations and individuals.
| Certificates of deposit issued payable ou
1 demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on social deposits.
D1 RECTO KB:
John K. Dotskokd Wm. B. Simpson.
Jacob8. Khodks, Wm. A. Toknkk,
Gkokok Auams, JOHN L. Hours
Oko. W. Fkanshkim, O. C. Diwky,
HKNKY M. Hakpkk. my2;
THE PEOPLE'S BANK,
i Office, No. 1200, Main St.,
WHEELING, W. VA.
M' ONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOBIT. IN
terest paid on Special Deposits, Note
I and Bills Discounted. Excliange bough
' uad sold, Collections at home or from
abroad promptly attended to.
DIRECTORS:
John Reid, Christian Hess,
John Handdan, ;Joun Vocklak,
Bamckl J. Bovd, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson, John P. Tkuschki,,
THOMAS U IJKlfcS.
JOHN RH1I), ProMe.d,
JOSIAH F. UPDEOKAFF. Uuhier. Ju
D. C. LIST, JOSEPH 8ICY BOLD,
? HENKY K. LIST, GIBSON I.AM H,
VV. A. LIST, HAKKY W. LIST.
BANK OF^/VHEELING
WHEELING, W. VA.
CAPITAL, .... 9100,004
NKMltiMililprk Personally l.Ulilf
mu?I k? preHCuilMic over ?."loo,4hm>.
1 p bX FIVES DKPOHlIB AND D1S
I XV counts Paper.
I Deals lu Gold, Silver, i.'n an?
' Sterling Exchange.
Hells (Iran* on England, Ireland, France
! Germany and other prominent parts o
j Europe.
j Buys and sella Government, Htale, City
j and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention ilven to collections.
1). C. LIST, PrrMenU,
j G. LAMB, Cashier.
JOS. SF.YBOL1), Assistant Cashier.
anlS
: EXCHANGE BANK.
CAPITAL - $-JOO,ou(
Liability ol Ntia klioldcni 400.4nm
This Bank succeeds to the business of tin
Merchants' National Hank, and deals li
coin, coupons,commercial paper, and hllli
of exchange.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits
Collections made on all points and pro
ceeds promptly remitted. Accounts o
bankersandbusiness men solicited. Stock
holders liable to depositors according t<
the constitution ol the Htale, the same a
[ In National Hanks.
DIRECTORS:
J. N. Vance, I Haml. Lacohlin,
i- u i ?ITT a Ml 1IM i K V. Paxton.
HK.NKY WaLIACK, I S. liOKKilKIMKH,
I /.O. Hdfman, I D. UPTMAN,
Wm. kujnoham.
J. X. VAXrH. Pre-Mleiil.
NAMI.. LAI UIILI.%, Vice Pre.
DiOHX J. JONF.N. Cashier,
anc
NATIONAL BANK
OK WEST VI KOI NI A.
CAPITAL, .... |MMM
Money reckivedon deposit. in
i?t?nI paid on Special Deposit*, Notci
and Kill* discounted,Exchange HmiKhtnni
Sold Collections made on all point* UU(
proceeds promptly remitted.
DIRECTORS:
(JRIMPIN OQI.KliAY, TllnM AH HtTOJIKH,
I miciikai. Kkilly, I)k. A. s. Todd,
AKTHITK LtTTI.lt, J. K. H PHHAKD,
K. W. IIAZI.kit, M. Fouock,
Jamkh Maxwkli..
CRISPIN OULEBAY, Prrtvtenl,
JOUN WAONKK. Ctuhirr
COMMERCIAL BANK
Office, No. 1303, Main St.
CAPITAL, .... #100.(MM
INTEREST ALLOWED ON HPKCIAI
Deposits, Collection* made and pro
ceed* promptly remitted. Account*
Merchant* and other* solicited,
DIRECTORS:
TUOH. II. LlHT, W.T. IltTKT,
R. J. Smyth, J. Louts STirm.,
J, C. Thomas, W A. WII.ho.M,
C. M. Uootu.
THOH H. LIHT. Prwdent.
J. I*. H11KKL. vtrr ftrmlrtti.
S. P. HILDKETH, Cathier. Janl2
INSURANCE.
Pitthnriv InsnranrR flnmna.ii
J ?I?J
WIIEELIXG, W. V4.
Paid Up Capital, $100,000,
Writ..** moderate llm-a on I>w^l 11 UK**,
Kami Property, flint-elana Mercantile and
Manirfacturi iik rink, and on Cargo rink*
Weateru water*.
L>I RECTO RH.
Win. Bailey, Tlioa. Hugliea,
Alonao Ixiring, iir. W. J. Bafea,
A. M. Adam*, H. p. Htidr. tli,
J am *?> K. Be rue*, Henry b. Miller,
ilenry .Hchmulbacn.
v. M. BAILKY. President.
J. V. I.. ItonURRH. Secretary.
LKW1H BAII.KY, Cannier. fete
JE3 T N jSL
Fife and Marine Insurance Co.
O/ WHKKLINO, WfflT Va.
h*lat>llsti?*j In 1Mb*.
CAPITAL, ?... IIM.IM
time., nr.. i?it vr.. tu, ?^.i
Thin Company Insures all desr rl ptloua 01
property against lo?n or damage by tire foi
long or abort time on the mrart IkvnnMt
terma. A loo will Insure cargoes on Idwe*U-rn
waters at current rate-. J*slronag?
ot the public respectlully solicited.
D1 klctork:
Wm. B. Humoa, Wm. C. Haholam,
Johm L. Hohhh, Ino. K. ivmromt,
J. It j(<<>okticgt?, c. p. brows.
k. a. Mcuabb.
OFFICER*:
WM. B.HIMPHOM, Prewl.lent.
W C. HANDLAK, Vice President.
RICH AKD HAV'AOE. Aecreta y.
JOHN K. MILLER. Cashier.
WAR HANDKOCH. Agent A hoi lei tor.
mmM
Germania Life Ins. Co. of N. Y
Mk.c.e. mtikkl havino hei (kft l
from i be Agency of this Company,
we lieg to Inform oar ssMuredand the puie
lie that we hare appointed Dr. r. blnm u
Agent,and hare conferred upon hilt fall
power to act aasuch from December 1. lid*
RLICUARD A P?JTT.
nor* '.eoersl Aeenta.
WATERS'PIANOS /a^d'Vprlfht
e re the beat made; tbe (mm, touch, workmanship.
sol durability uosurpaaed.
Walert' Org'b*. Concerto, mew Orchestral,
Vesper, Chapel. Vtaleste. and CytnbHIa,
cannot be excelled In loneer baaaty. The
Concerto Mop la a fine Imitation of Lne
human roice. Warranted tor six teaks.
Prices extremely low for rank danag
this month Monthly Installment* received.
A liberal dtsoont to Teacher* Ministers,
Churches, HebooU, Lodges, eta. Agents
wasted.
Hpeclal Induce menu to tha trade. Illustrated
Catalogue sent. HORACE WATERS
A HO?, VI Broadway, New York. Box,
ar. mrkfc
Agenu Wanted. Medals A t>1 plomas awarPICTORIAL
BIBLES
MOB Illustrations. Address lor new circulars,
A. J. HOLM AM A MX, MB Areb street
Philadelphia. MM
plumbers] I
WILLIAM HARt^ I
1 Practical Plumber and Gas Fitter I
NO. ? TWELFTH PTRKKT, 1
WHEEL1NQ, W. Vi.. H
| Order* trom the country aiu-nded ee 0? I
aort notice. H
THOMPSON & HIBBERD, I
PRACTICAL
WeR,Gsandtalus I
ISM M IKKET S I K KI T. I
k| DHtal In all kind* of Letd, \vrj, H
, i end Caal Iron Pipe*, ttewec ?a.
Chimney Top*. Hleam and \A aUr u?a? H
Siphon i'tinip*. Safely N alv.?, BtffcTut- H
' Sink*, Ac. Sole Agent* for the " H
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINEI
Orders from the country |>rompUy H
; apil WHKKL1NU,W.VA,
STOVES AC. I
Ranges ! Ranges! I
! w* ^Aia"" - I
Roanoke Range! I
The MOST WglBMBLE pt?Mf Ktwi.,c I
Furniture In lh< market.
They take up less room thin a stove, I
1 but have much greater capacit), ' I
They arc very h**yy amUrv m?mW H
find-clan* *t\le wtlh NwlirPfcvM
Trimmintv
Hot Water Fronts cnk?Mt I
If desired.
We make them wltll both high *u<tu,? H
WartulDK cloaelaand with lot H
ltcM-rvoir*. H
Call TP** wt>e UMMilOplIlN Willi cure. H
bratoU Artltl'"" and ottotiMk- H
liu Slot e*. H
' .lnsFPU iwi i
I v wiuui II
.\o. 14*15 >lalnMr?*i I
I 1UHI-&! B
| Slate and Marbieized Mantles I
t | together with a varh ly ofgc.xMm Qltttit H
up a 1- ire I'luce, can la- i.iuitJ u
B. F. CALDWELL'S I
MANTLE WARE ROOM, I
Wo. ia??7 1?ln ifrcrt, nrnr ll.li. I
K. K. Depot. I
At llieWgii "I llirt.alvaiilfiil Irou l urai,.
Works. Alao a Kood aaaorUuim u, H
.. SI |>Ut tl'I IIH Ol H
',! Cuoking and Heating Stoves I
H AlUOUg WlllCli 1? (>??*! llktly rrlrbrunl
J^BUNGTON, I
I At Maiiutocturon'I'riwB. H
' I TiB RooM>I andMNltuiMllrHiih I
Dlcr M urk I
H
Will receive prompt attention. Ttupiblir H
are invited to Oil I ami rxamlar our itfirt
ami work la-fore purcliO>>iliK rlM'WliMr i> H
we are prepared to oiler liargiluo. H
ieplMi It. l .l ALKWr.LI. I
a yMfllTC Par bm <MM?b
A Vllwll I w w"iM H
money. AiMn'x I', W. *aici? r??k?i
j t'o.. Newark, N. J.
I nHYVHONANCY. or NOUL UUU
1 IN'Ci." How #*lllift ?. I ina) it*
' mat? Hinl Kliiii flit- ?ai* I aftnii,.i,., H
I any p.rwui they rlioom- iiiataniiy Ihn ^B
. aiuipir ncnUl Mqalrran m nil m i??a
; teat, free, I y nutlI. Tor tlur anji
I J timrrliu:*, suMf, tiim. inn oiiirir, lm?ja>
j | Hint* to I.ji.IIi ". \V <.I<111 k N?<>?? *'..r
Ac. A qiliH-r book. A.l.lr.-w T. ft IIJ.JAk
' A Co., I'iilitlalicra, Plillntlelplila. B"d?
For
Coughs, Golds, Hoarsen*, H
And all THBOAT bUUCAHM - I
Well's Carbolic Tablet*. I
H
J*ut nponly in Klur h?i#?. ^B
' A TRIED ASD SUM UMKil I
Kor Hi?l?. ny l?riiKKlaP> ifcii.nlli
J oil nhto.n , IiOlXOWAf Ai 'n, PMlKM, H
' \A/A 4TPD AHKNTK KMK TMI MM H
" " ? tu m.'iiiiik himm.iih r> i"*, ih# h
| In 111#- world. It #-oiiIh1ii? l ialm-u w ^b
i 16 ItBwIoMa. bomm Cm. i'^r i ^b
I IVlicll, i'mii-iii l wnl M.H-mr. ?i?l a |?? H
of Jew. iry, small p.n k >u. , ?ith i-a.' ^B
fli'Caiil tuolil htoiic nlf.'i. WUtlMfc f ^B
paid, Ave wiiii io.a.iri.^1 Ji'W'I'j < ' ^b
II.UU. I III* pari. *v Iih? Im n i I awl aril 6? ^B
till# |n: 1,1 NIi'T of Km.it. it and lb?"'1 M
rupiTM'NUil worili (In iiioii#*)' ft'*1'
Klv#*li hwhvIo Ml' At# lit*, i I'tiUrt
itltllih A (> ., TW llio.i,|w?) , S# w V'lfk M
rnrdiii
A Cud of Good Tea. I
| A imli'I KnkH<Ii Tri\<-lrr ? ) ? ftiwi B
i flin*r Tut I*"imi.k n l(i;??u than In I i
I latnl; tin ilitT? i< i?< l? ii'il, f rohal'>, H
inn l" tho ov i <t 'I ii tti>|KiriHti"n
I Hint flu- HumIuii* mi)' I* ?l T? * i' ' H
' la ftllliM, lillll' ill tint kin I KOltig I""'
I ooantrlo*.
. The Russian Tea Compaq I
f ofTor In till* rnerki-ta limit") qrtr.vif
' HiI* TKA. II I* ntw-olutoli I'l
Mont >iy mail, t>r?-i??i<l. I lit"""
| 12 (41; % l<> 11 L, {., Inir -lu<*
IllMTItl k|?mi>lf Mill till if.
KCHHIAN TKA I?!., II*' l'i ?rl W *
Dust & foam! i
tflght ufliiK, KIIII ''<
a hp *4*'
Mjrntorlon <1 lin-i/ri#M ?" '
H right, Wltijr ?al*rUlol?f-?* ' *!,
tractive book out, In eftrr m
I; mu-. It Mil* rapl<tl>, M* !"' ' H
AtiKftil W a All* writ# * - " ,
cio*rrhitl\? rtmi IHf? ??w * H
? IIOk PflLlkHllli
I FINE hTRKKT, ft ls*>i? . *
tC 4* A go nl* wa/itod fr*?""ul I
#0 lOnM, in ?li'??'?>*rt4fl
(in Woman ? ??i ? *?")
*IU ?!?#.,,lay. ill" wboMj. '
AltllVIIMnl b. Bt**?? ' M
Iwarjaarip"'****-*4'?.-*.
. MAW ?7.178 In UIj'.UM. |
I ''/'J UTa. VLB**, Hanagst,-.- i
SURF"," r ?'?*>*'*-?1
* ' ,? o* responsible *o4 fit*** ' ^B
i ' " alt he offers agents iirs"f#taaf7 ,J*
iU'rnteau."?IK. V. ???!)? . *? H
If. Kl. a;?s M
U. S. Commissioner's Nofe* H
j I* THE OlnlHU r tuL kl of ' *>
i UilWliUif. for the u*tW* ' ^B
Virginia. ^B
Thom-s V. Can by an-J Oeoff " * ^B
. Truster*, H
H
"*Q* H HmrOroan */.<j nth- r?. H
iff CMffffcur.
I Pursuant to ad?< m- of ifi? lnst/K"^B
oT the I'nlterl Hial . r..r to. I"" ' H
I * eet Virginia, tus<l. so J #a erstl ia
We entitled cause '.II lie lJ* **' , ^B
AprM. jgfg, I WIJI. on HeiofJsf '? ' < */* ^B
11 JJWfi 1*7#, *t w> ortlr. In tb' 'W H
?" "'ling, and ttw-ieaiter by oV#'*" ^B
" found H
i I * *? and stale so arenisl -UoViH lAj j^B
uoaiber simI anouot of ttn1 I'*bs ^B
real estate In (he bli sr.?f -n'-rgsr * ^B
fjrtheU, (he sari e rmrjg ^B
tiled. svllle rornsee property. I# T " ^B
' West Virginia. In *b?' ^B
and (heir priority, i .hs'l ? * ^B
lAffl)- report the amount f 'lr P"?' " ^B
snil interest spon (he oiiUUtxii***"
sreti red hjr said Mortgage,
the present owners an* itonler
tar s* (i.e> csn hsaar. rta.t.ej . ^B
Notice Is hereby gum U> Ik'
herein, and to aii peta-it* el?lsila<_
opow aatd property. i./ ?n?' '*''*7 K
* I he City of Vfoeeiing. on (be -* ; , H
, d,*y ?? *ay. and prose tLmr UrO?
elalnu. Ultra under any nanJ H" '
day of April, UM. ^B
HAM HAL H
r.R (nmmissl"?* ^B
i c w &a tx**wr. ^ *,r
; nTOBBesSE
ii5aM5"" B
/&VSi?al7lS^r B

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