The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-11

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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ., ,
New Advertisements. ECU
Streets and Alleys. ""'
New Meat Market. 'he
Window Shades. AN
Book Cases, DC.
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ClRCUsES promise to be numerous mo
this season. eve
YESTERDAY would pass for warm par
day in August or Tophet. RE
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SEE notice asking proposals for clean \
ing streets and alleys. pla
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THERE will be regular meeting OF r.,
the City Council tonight. D.,
THE ladies were out in force yester- Jof
day, looking fresh and beautiful in their and
new spring dresses. che
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PEOPLE who would not die in the nor
spring time" should exercise great don
deal of caution in regard to the laying one
aside of warm under garments. , but
We know man and his wife who e"'
agree exactly on one point She "ae
thinks her husband is the smartest and uec
handsomest man in the world. And so y
does he. WV
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If Brigham Young wore an addl- ron
tional weed on his hat every time he a I,
lost a wife or a mother-in-law 1t Is esti- was
mated that he would have to have mu
hat twenty-seven feet high. ces.
RcN OvER-A German, whose name WV WY,
we did not learn, was knocked down '"
and run over by one Of the wagons in :,
the procession yesterday, while trying '"'
to cross the street. lie was not much anu
injured. p',
AUCTION SALE.-This morning at III visi
o'clock, Thomas O'Brien will sell the pul
household furniture OF Mrs. NJ. d. COX, Fir
on Fourth street, next 10 the United ond
Presbyterian church. This offers an at
extraordinary opportunity to purchase
furniture, carpets and the like very and
cheap. the
l.. $. DISTRICT CoURr.-The United and
States District Court, Judge Jack mil
son presiding, will meet this morning ano
at o'clock. 1t was intended to MA
hold a session yesterday, but the sh'
festivities consequent on the Ger pro
man celebration prevented that. the
Judge Jackson arrived in the city yes "a'
terday, and the parties are all ready for sho
trial so that il is certain Court will be l
held today. u,n
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Amt IT so, ScoFE?-Doug. Gordon, and
who does the Happy FatEer on the tho
Noo'''''' -i"'''"S"' "''! Wv" tior
like our allusion to Burning Springs soc
fusil oil, and retorts by talking about oil,
Martinsburg Scofe, of the Parkers- inc
burg State Journal, Knows that all we folI
got in Martinsburg was "a little old nro
rye" and that wasn't in fluid state, veS
nuther. Amt it so, Scofe 1t was a z
cruel sell, but We have forgiven il for,
A LITTLE girl having complained to Eo'
the teacher that boy had pointed a pla
pistol at her, all boys having pistols fine
were ordered forward Five boys MO
promptly presented themselves, each p''
with a pistol in his pocket, capped and lhu
loaded with shot. A school-room isn't Mo
exactly the right place for play things
of that sort.-Erchang". ana
1t isn't, hey? How are you to teach ,he
the young idea how to shoot" if You tho
don't allow the young ideas to have n,
pistols and things? bo
TIE CIRcrs.-An eruption of circus lin
bills has broken out in all parts Of the
city and surrounding country, proving o''
as surely as thes~arrival of robins and rea
blue-birds that spring is upon us. iu
These immense placards are daily being ha'
studied with inexpressible awe by 49,,
school children and some children Of Hi
larger growth. 1t is plainly evident on
from the highly colored illustrations u
that the utmost ferocity may be expect PIE
| ed on the part Of the wild beasts. oil
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CAL WAGNERs MlNsTRELs.-Wash- tor
ington Hall was packed about as full ado
as it could hold last night, and though Ian
the noise and confusion" outdoors was
calculated to attract the attention of
the audience, the performance was so
excellent that but little attention was ''
paid to the outside pressure. Cal is ~.
Just as funny as ever, and he has with 49,
him troupe OF fine musicians and 49,,
burnt cork artists. Harry Robinsons 80,