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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

TIE CAPTAIN A. A SUBsTITrTE--DaTy Jones was
bgllet-headed, lozg-necked, Observation-Disclosures,
deep-ehested I1dianan, six feet three inches from
top to toe, who before the var was considered
good nan in ! tussle, quarrelsome when under the
influence Of beer bEt VITO did not take high rank as
an iufzeuiial citizen- Wheu the war broke oGt
Davy vas one Of the frst to enlist, ard when the
coupauy Organized for the three mouthS service left
home, Davy carried the flag, and seemed already to
have lost his boyizauess and 10 be every inch sol
der. he served through the three months service
and entered the three years service as second lieu
tenant Before the battle at Fort Douelsou be WIS
espsaf1, and had grown wonderfully in uanliness-
BE was 4 tremendous fighter, aud when the eouPa-
~ WIS inan engagement slEays carried musket
and used it 70 good advantage At the battle Of Fort
D0aeisoa be was engaged IN this way, advising his
men between shots when the colonel in passing rep
rsmanded him and ordered him to Put down the
uzsket ara take bis sword Captain Davy made
the change. but remarked "A sword Is I darue5
poor iuplsueut for use Al long r1uee' The colonel
ozt Of sight, be resumed his nusket and continued
70 Use Il 70 the end Of the war Wien his time was
CIT be returned TO bis native town With proud
reeord, z1d settled down 70 Business In the bank
one 6sy, he saw sorroEful looking nan cone ia to
daz his last $500 ard heard IN e1pianztiou story
Ike this Tie yoGug nsa had sife and oue child
de had made one paFueut-on bis arm recently Pur-
Chased, and vas Just beginning to see his way out
Of debt. when he was dr1fted- he bad saved mercy
euozzH TO make the second payment on his farm.
With this be could hire substitute, but II be did
be Lost the farm II he made the payment and went
Himself bis farm would not pay, and be could not
make TIE third payment HeespPosed he ought to
70, b1f his wife was sick she was about 70 b COZ
s1ed, and the very thought OF going made her a.
most frantic Take What course he might, trouble
net hin IN the face he had couelsded, on bis
vi5ss account 70 hire substitute AID Try and p0l
through
This vas lie young mans story There was no
bitterness against the GoTeEnr1ert-no railing osf
a.fust the drafi and 70 whispering al Pr0Tidence-
cspksia Dzzy, fresh from tie sesnes Of var, and
fresh from the felds in which be bad Won glory as
commands, heard the storE. stepped forward and
said = Take yo1r money home, make the payment
OF yozr farm IN 80 in Jour place and for soothing
T1n.nrss ne, y0u know Ard he wsnt he enlisted
as private, served 20 the snd ufthe var, and re
turned a. proud Of having served substitute g
be was or EzFi1z served = captain
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

W0EB 70 FkTEEES-We have rssd : story
o. tide bog Vac. ubsn be wanted = new suit Of
ol1.bss. beere5 his mother to ask his Ether if be
night hare t. The mother suggested that the
boy ui-ht ssk for sizselE i Sould,- said the
10y bit dat FED Vel euoGgh acqzaiuted
vilh hin-- There Is = sharp reprOot to the
f11bsr II the reply or his sou- Many Eather
keeps bsz ehz6rsn . Al distance from him that
they never feel coukie1tiaIly acquainted With
hin- They feel that be i a sort OF monarch in
tie zzily- They fesi % familiarity With him
They fsar hin ard respect hin. and even love
hiu s79s, for childrso caunOt help loving some
eFs-ybssy aboGt them BAT they seldom get near
e1o1eb % Liz 70 Eel intimate With him They
sslsoo 70 70 h1u nth thesr Ettie wants and trias
-sbsy sPproseh hin throGgt the mother They
hare hiztzsy 70 Der hszrt o. which they 20 IN
and CT VII perfect freedom L. tbs keepiuz-oz
pa iatbsrs are . 6ane- Children should not
b. hsl5 e Let then core near. Let them Be
as iztizz.e s7ih tie fathsr Is sith the mother.
Let TIER Etile hearts Be freely opened 1t L
vi1ed 10 freeze up the lore fountains IN the little
oaes- baa-ts-fashsrs DO then N injury By living
Eitt then a Strangers This drives many child
awuTfron bone Tor The sympathy he heart Graves
and ofsa into fIproPer society. It nurses dis
co1ie-i sid uistr1zt, which many child does
aoi 01-ET0E II Hfesiue- Open yOGr hearts and
YER ans, o. fathers be free With yoGr child
reu- * for tbsir Uaats and tri4ls play With
tbsu Be fG-hsrs 70 them truly, ard they VII lot
ned mediator between themselves sad yoc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

A col0EED man in North Carolina pulled
mules tail to show bic dociil5. dis fu0srzl ser
non was an hour and half long.
Irzamiserable eeouomytO save time By rObbing
yourself Of Necessary sleep
II you haTea guest merry with cheer, be 50 pour
self, or At least 30 aPPezr-
wAS1ED-A needle to sew potato patch on the
pants Of q tired dog
To make thin nan lock fat, CAL after him, AID
he VII look round
ALEAzsE0 blOekhsad is greater bloekhead than
IN ignorant oae-
Tn diamond miners use "eadls'' to prOdnes
TIE 'rOeks-H
BIT aHlgsnes and patience. the mouse BIT il two
the czhle-
orsour.stAs ho+.s-H.riss.. asunlsa On feet
h0rses-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

HE WANTED 10 ARRTyE-A seedy looking indi-
viduAl walked into the Crawford House, Cincinnati
few evenings ago, and stepping up to the counter,
seized pen and registered his name at the foot Of
the long list OF the days arrivals It was noble
uAme-George Washington BOsts-written in a firm,
bold hand, with big flourish underneath 1t was
plain that the seedy nan vas seeustOued to making
flourish in the world, fit were only with goose
quill
have room - inquired Capt. oakez, the pro
prietOF, incidentally measuring the man with his
eagle ere 10 see II be wouh not 1t one of the sky
bozdoirs-
"NO,n said sesdy shortly, picking bis teeth with
a splinter toothpick be had selected IRON the wei
assorted supply always found on the counter.
Supper, thea, I suPpOses'' added the Captain,
preparing TO add an 70 the end Of George Wash
iHgson Bottz' name
mo SIR said Mr. Bolts, with severity; Il
simply want to Grigs- AT, ar, rive rive arrive.
want neither rOom, supper, nor anything else, but
particularly wanted to arrive. Il Is long time
since have arrived al a h0tel-a very long time
fhis voice ehoked ittIrj and thoaghE, if you bad
20 objectiou-I-I would ike to arrive once more
before I died.
Here be was obliged to hide his emotions in his
eoattzi, in the absence Of q handkerchief Captain
Ozkes alvsys ready TO do good action, ggnerU1sly
allowed the unfortunate individual to arrive. and
George ". B0tts, hastily drying bis eyes With the
pen-Efper, Erung the Captains hand in mute bat
HEARTFELT grztit1de and then siaIked giOomiy forth
into the darkness and the night
H had arrieed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

HM vs kAFs a good example q French Wit
A soe.or- Ike everybody eiss q. lis season, sent
CT * days EPort- AID complained Of haring
k7lsS uothi1g- r That's the eoaseq1enee 81 haE-
iar reelected F1ur t1siness, observed his wife
A Amsrcau O. EHgiish vouan could not have
sd thzL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

Co1LB ~s a. 80 tie ealanitg brOagbt o. our
selves b eatsrraiuing th0oghts that are foolish
aas Er019 re shoaid Be more careful to keep
thea Il the rigHt chanel I eli il foolish
fb1agai Ehish consciously rsEerts % al irreuedi-
ahls sa-0~ f5- % Osksr Parposs THAI sslfpity.
Wty are re DO II this respect q cousidsrate Of
or ON peace 4 We are Of the peace Of any
oths- ha11zt BFeomu0u Poiiteuess ne are used
70 av0i6 Subjects tia. are paiuf1l 70 our con-
pzrio1s. uhs1 % good Is 70 be gained By aIIuding
q then nistt re not asr-n,agsoasly practice
The sa1s sozt q tact With ourselves and avoid
q prostsss ssE1auoysnes, a. mediation On
sozssfd qssstious uhieh give 10 answer bal The
80 bs Il q siEtiug resignation ,-lSseasd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

Txo-sS L1AK1s AND SSAkEs- - FicP, Ne
sszrt . 80 ! lSrgs lizard o. the nat, and minus
a. i1ch q tEo q his tai Ehieb has broken Ct
Il he c-ea.urs's tau5ls from the raftsrs over
had he sevsrei tai vriggies about IS if s1-
dad Eith distinct LIE. vhais the ATE proprietor
q the phso0usoou snezks away somewhat sl1E-'
rshly. and IS if partly siunaed BY his Tumble
There are several Eore OF his kind hunting 6les
ard iasac-s n gsosrzl abozt the pillars and posts,
ho.ics4bly among then handsome little fellow.
hzviz- 1.-The BODY Ike snake, forzed tongue,
and 80 strsakz Of ye.los down the SIDES Of his
olsEe-zreeo cat The natives say hat this lizard
l. poisoaoss. % much 80, that is bite ! death
within the boOr; bet. IN point Of TACT. Il IS IN
uoca9as. haEiug neither Poisou nor fzags where
nth y insic- igjzry- Not 50 A Hgiisr Customer
iHt-05sosi . Is 8oE By the gardsner, Eho carries
lin dzaEIng acruss loug stick This Is young
cob-a the Ran bss Just killed IN large bed Of
psianias a1d i Recognized as one Of family
thai h4z f5r some tine past taken up It's abode
IL The ztoueu9-k Of the garden we'd TIE Paier-
fE-ii1s has been sevenl tines seen on hls travels
betHsea our gar5en and another few hundred
y1ais distaas, and Is described as large serpent,
me Or isa feet long. A ate gardener, whom
ne dismissed IN eo0seo1e0es OF his feast and fzst
DAYS 1a1bsnng o0e-third Of al contained ia the
ye.-. night have killed tbs reptile mAny tines,
baf Eosls Dot sEsa hiuseH Of his opportunities.
frou s1perstiti0os motives, ]; being part Of bis
rslizio1s bsiisf that the serpent family in the
vel Esre II so0s way related to bin, Bot II
VA 6egTee q oousinship be eosd not precisely
explzsa- Bat be zsed to describe bis meetings
via ne eOb-1 as ezceedi1giy a1sPiei0Gs greats
Accoriilg 70 his acco1rt. the snake knew bis
blPed eaaziu right vel. and uogli acknowledge
she pr1f5z86 s4lazms with which he was greeted
viii . gracsial motion Of aeck ard head. The
oodra u01id not move o1t Of the path Tor the
uan. however, and As IN meeting Of this de-
soriPtioa sous one must 90 the val, the co6rzs
cozsia EAs that persoa-- CiGs5sTss Jo157zzL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08
LIMEI LIMEI

DEsT SANTA CRUZ LIME. FRESH PROM THE
For sale BY B0LLEs 3 co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

Police CouRT.-Tbere were three
cases before the police court. yesterday,
or rather three parts Of one case.
For some time past the boys engaged
in the Belmont mill, have been in the
habit Of settling any little differences
that may arise between them during
the day, by going out on the river bank
to Eight it out like men," On Thurs-
day evening William Frazier, John
Trusel and John Bssealt having ar
ranged that Bassalt, who is seventeen,
years of age, could not whip Frazier
aged fourteen and Trusel, aged fifteen,
they went on to the river bank to "try
conclusions" Bassalt proving too
mauyl for his opponents, they
tried to get even by "chawinc his mus
Gle" as one witness said, biting him Oh
the arms. The managers of the mill
determined to break up this practice,
called officer Baird and had the boys
arrested. Frazier and Trusel were
fined 81 and costs each and Bassalt q
and costs. This is q step in the right
direction, for the fights and quarrellings
Of the boys employed about nail mill
do more than anything else to create
the impression that mill men are q dis
orderly set while in fact they are noth-
ing Of the kind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

READY FOR SUMMER TRADs.-Mr. ID.
Frank, of the peoples square dealing
one price store, has returned from the
east. He has purchased an immense
stock (not Of cheap washy clothing,) but
has had manufactured for this market,
fine custom made clothing Of the finest
of French, English, German, and Amer
lean textures, trimmed in q most su-
perb manner. As Mr.. Frank is one OF
the most experienced buyers in the
trade, and knows just exactly the kind
of stock needed for his immense busi-
ness, he has doubtless provided for the
wants of his customers in the most
satisfactory manner. In short, parties
who are preparing to fit themselves out
with spring or summer clothing, should
visit the establishment Of d. Frank, 40
Monroe street.
n. Bone price only. One hum
dred dollars reward is still offered tothe
the first person who can prove he has
ever varied from the above rule.
Stop and see the street display OF the
new summer styles Of fine clothing at
the one price clothing ball, 40 Monroe
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

DR.. LoSGDoN's experience in the
medical uses OF electricity enables him
to apply this wonderful agent with as
much certainty Of Effect as in the admins
tration of any other remedy. To him
the idea Of curing a disease OF the stom-
ach, liver, heart, lungs, kidneys or any
other organ by placing the electrode, or
handles Of the pole cords in the bands
OF the patient and shocking him, as is
generally done, is not merely anu sing,
but nonstrously absurd. The affected
nerves, muscles and organs must be
embraced in the electrical circuit. Only
in this ,oay can the deep seat OF the dis
ease be reached and the irritability. pain
and weakness eradicated Ityou would
know more Of this great healer and how
it works call on DR.. Longdon and he
will take pleasure in explaining these
mysteries to you. See his letter in
another page.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

The CENTRE OF ATTRACTION. - If
pleasant weather is prevalent to-day
our readers will have an opportunity to
witnes. the grandest out door display
OF fine custom made clothing ever seen
in Wheeling.
MI. Frank, the popular square dealing
one price clothier, has just returned from
the east. He brought With him sam
ples of the most superb stock of fine
ready made clothing ever seen inWheel-
ing, which will be open for inspection
to all passers by at his store, located lat
No. 40 Monroe street, The ladies are
particularly requested 20 take special
notice OF the new and beautiful styles
OF children's clothing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

The LAST HoNoRs.-The children OF
the room in the Fourth ward school, in
which the late Miss Libbie j, Moore
was teacher, accompanied her remains
yesterday on their way to the depot
where they were being taken prepara-
tory to removal to Wellsburg for in.
terment. Miss Moore was greatly be-
loved BY her pupils and they deeply
regret her loss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

Postal AFFAIRs.-A new postoffice
is statlished at Fair Hill, West Vir-
ginia, on the route from Wheeling to
Ryerson's Station, with Jefferson
Winters as postmaster. The posto flee
at Falls Mills, Lincoln county, West
Virginia, is discontinued. A. X. Ward
is appointed postmaster at Romine's
Mills, Hcrrison county, West Virginia.
vice E. j. Coleridge, resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

SErrLED.-Henry Schaffer was ar.
rested on Thursday night and taken
before Justice Schultz, charged with
having committed an assault and bat
terry on Henry Niedemayer, boy, on
Thursday. When the parties met be-
fore the Squire they fixed up their diff
lerepces without law suit, and the
case was dismissed on the payment Of
the costs by Schaffer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14
Market Farm for SaIe
ALLEeHANY COUNTY, ND,

NNHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT y,
| strictly In accordance with the fsc,, a..
Is no overdrawn picture OF what can X.
done:
ofrich alluvial bottom lands, not liahis, "
overflow, in the form OF an oblone sons,s
level, and at this time in fne consit;HsS
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with dan,
or switch connected with the property. an;
IL about half way between Cumberlands,t
the densely populated coal and iron reoios
OF Georges Creek Valley, where yesetaSsS
or, In other words. the products OF a trncs
farm, can be sold in any quantity and =,
prices far exceeding the rates in Easter
cities.
The health Of this place and vicinity 4.
excellent and agua and lever unknown ~
the past twenty years
There are also about seventy.rve ac,es NJ,
strong limestone upland situated ON ths
opposite side OF the Baltimore ana oSte
railroad nom the bottom land
The quality OF this land and It's proxImIrv
to certainly the most active and best MAJ
kets in the world, would make one pndsr.
standing truck farming to realize fortune
In q few years.
This region OF country Is rapidly nnIpy
up, and thus far the market cannot be SUE.
piled without sending OF for vegetable,
from other places.
lfsny one desiring to make a prodtabl.
investment In such property will viS, In
place and md that all we claim for /, a.
well as what Is represented about our MAJ.
kets, &c, has not been correctly stated, HI,
expenses will be paid We therefore cons.
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look ant
investigate the matter for themselves.
There Is lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can us
without rent, and thus make his lime !.
simply the expense OF coal and burning.
Address: IL. ID. JOHNSON,
fehg-eud Cumberland, Ma
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

River NEws.-The river is rising
slowly, the marks here showing five
feet two inches last evening. AT Pitts
burgh there is four feet four inches and
swelling.
The Courier laid up on Thursday, the
Matte Ragon taking her place in the
Parkersburg trade. The Courier will
resume her trips on Tuesday, and the
Ragon resuming her place in the Pitts
burgh trade.
The R. R. Hudson. Capt. Billy List,
arrived from Cincinnati yesterday az
ternoop. She will leave on her return
trip this afternoon at three o'clock.
Charley List has charge OF the office
and all who take passage on the Hudson
have the assurance OF a pleasant trip il
the officers can possibly make it so.
The Commission which was appoint
ed by the Governors OF seven States to
take into consideration the improve
ment of the Ohio river and its tributa-
ries and secure If possible Congvession-
al aid, will NEE. at the Monongahela
House in Pittsburgh on the 18th inst,
and is composed Of the following gen.
tlemen:
Pennsylvania-Gen. J. K Moor
head, George II. Thurston and Joseph
Walton, Pittsburgh; General Thomas
J. Power, Rochester, ard Edward
Blanchard, Be!leioate. West Virginia
Thomas Sweeney and Captain Nc.
lure, Wheeling; W. T. Poole,
Parkersburg; J. S. King. West Column
bia, and DR.. J. P. Hale, Charles
ton. Kentucky-Jos. Doniphan. Au-
gusta, John Means, Ashland; z. NJ.
Shirley, Louisville; Vincent Shinkle,
Covingtop, and N. We'll, Puducah.
Ohio-V. B. Horton, Pomeroy; Robert
Martin; Steubenville; Benjamin Eggles.
ton and Thos. Sherlock, Cincinnati, and
J. G. PEBBLES, Portsmouth, Indiana
o. P. Cobb, Aurora Chas. II. Meekin,
New Albany; J. A. Lemeck, Evans
vile; Chas. Mason, Can
Melton, and Lsry Noble Vincennes.
Illinois-Johu Gilbert, Donconda;
Alfred Cutting, Metropolis; Charles
Carol, Shawneetown; James Hackney,
Cairo. and w. P. Halliday, Cairo.
Tennessee-D.N. Kennedy, GAINESVILLE;
A. G. Adams, Nashville; Frank Nc
Clurg, Knoxville, aud r. A. Pinson,
ard W. NJ. Farrir gton, Memphis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

COUNTY CoURT.-There was nothing
done in this court yesterday afternoon,
except to override q motion for an ap.
peal in the CAGE of w. II. Morton
against Samuel Albright.
The Court will meet at 8 o'clock this
afternoon. ....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14
A NEW COLOR FOR BRUNRTTs.

TRANsFsRs OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers OF real estate were
made, and left for record with the
County Clerk, during the week ending
Friday, June 18th.
John Adams and wife, to Elizabeth
Beuter, June 7. part of lot No. SO,
North Wheeling, for 500.
George T. Tingle. to Sarah NJ. F.
Culbertsou, June 7, lot No. Is, in square
No. Is. Filth street, for love and afec-
ton.
S G. Robinson and wife, to Samuel
Phipps, June 2, lot on Main street.
North Wheeling, part Of the Phillips
ground, for 5000.
Peter Miller ct al to Thomas DALEY,
June 90, 1868, part of lot No. l07, Coal
street, North Wheeling, for SITS.
Thomas Daily to Peter Miller, Jan.
l, par. OF lot No. l07, Coal street. for
Sis.
OnarleS y. lerllli anu hie W gaia
C. Degsrmo, May 2, three acres and
sixty-two perches OF land for $3.50.
Charles Laue and wife, to S. o. Tay!
lor and Albert S. Hradeu, May II, lots
Nos. 103 ard l07, H. Moore's trustees
addition. $4,000.
II. C. Caldwell and others to John
P Hareen, Oct. l, lot No. S, in Square
No Is, Caldwell's addition, for $500.
Thos. Turton and wife to Albert S.
Harden and S. o. Taylor, May 20, lots
Nos. 10l and 102, II. Moore's trustees
addition. for $2.435.
E P. Hubbard, trustee, to August I,
Mayer, June II. part Of lot on Ger
man street, for $l305.
j. Heller and others to Peter Miller,
June 10, lot No. 20, East side Of West
street, for $1,000.
Ann Trisler to II. B. Wheat, June 3,
lot No. 7, square No. %. Buena Vista,
for 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

LADIES if you want bargains call and
see pure Lama Lace Sacques and
Points and Grenadine dress goods,
which l have jus: received and will be
sold at 40 per cent. less than spring
value. Ny counters DOW are all cheap.
j. W. Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

CLEANING UP.-Prot. Prices street
cleaning brigade is in full blast and do
ing some wholesome work. II the
cleaning process continues with the
came energy with which it has been
recently and vigorously commenced,
cholera, lift comes, will fiod some diff.
Guilty in obtaining much Of .foothold
in this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

HAVING received a full and choice
line Of Cassimeres and goods Of all des-
criptious for spring and summer wear,
would be glad to have those who are
in need OF goods in my line to call and
examine my stock which is unsurpass-
ed in the city, before purchasing
JOHN L. RICE,
No. 3S, Monroe Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

WILL open this morning 200 pieces
Merrimac and American prints at l0c
per yard. Also, another case OF Lons-
dale Cambria. Fresh Muslin at l2tc.
I. BLUM & Bro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

A NICE ct Octave Piano for sale
cheap on the renting plan at Sheib's
Music Store, Washington Hall; also
several fine Organs from 500 upwards.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

INDIA Tussore Suit Cloth is the new
est dress goods ont. |. Blum & Bro.'
have just received their first invoice.
They are elegant indeed, go and zee
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

LAKIs & Co., are selling genuine
Scotch suits at reduced prices. If you
want something nobby as we'll a. gen.
teel, call there Immediately as they are
ceiling very fast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

PREPARATIONS for the coming nation.
al anniversary are already visible in the
display OF flags and fireworks in show
windows.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

NoTICE.-Go to L. V. Blends for the
newest styles of Button and Lace Shoes
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

LADIES if you want handsome and
fashionably made Suit 60 direct TO the
suit factory OF |. BLUM q BRO,
1874, Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

A Bio DRIyE.-We offer this moTp-
ing those beautiful Silk Embroidered
Grenadines at 45 cite. These goods are
worth 95 cents. Only one line at that
price.
!. BLUM & Bro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

THE COUNTRY IN THE ClrY.-Go TO
Laramie's and see his beautiful grove
ready for small pic.nics-under such
beautiful Hemlock trees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

MARRIAGE LloENsEs. - During the
week ending last evening there were
five marriage licenses Issued as follows:
Monday, l; Tuesday, 2; Wednesday,
.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-14

LAwNs and Percales in the latest
designs can be seen a. Blum's, 1874 or
at their branch store l19 Main street