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which Doctor J. Cook was called upon
for remarks. BE thought that the
temperance reform now sweeping over
the country was not "Womans
Movement" simply it was Gods move
ment.
Itwss announced that ladies meet.
ing il to be held at 2 o'clock this after
noon, in the lecture room Of the Presby-
terrain Church, and mass meeting
tonight in the N. E. Church. After
singing the doxology the bensdiction
was pronounced by Rev. Chalfsnt and
the meeting adjourned.
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COUNTY CoURr.-This court met at
the usual hour yesterday morning
Judge Cochran on the bench.
The arguments in State Us, Benno
Hammer, which were commenced on
Monday, were concluded yesterday
morning, and the Court took the case
under Amusement.
In the case OF Chas. Pfafenbach for
Me use OF Caldwell & Caldwell rs Geo
Blake, judgment was obtained Tor plain
tiffs in the sum OF SAL OIL.
Charles NJ. Hogg was appointed ad-
m,nistratog Of the estate OF VIM. Hogg,
deceased.
The csse Of the State for the use OF
E. V. Cline Us. VIM. Engelhardt was
continued at plaintiffs cost.
That OF Jesse Fresse IS D. Vennum,
an appeal from Justice Clohan, was
dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
The Court adjourned until this morn
log at 9 o'clock.
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River news.

The marks at the wharf last eVen-
ing indicated 7 feet 2 inches in the
channel and falling very slowly.
The Juniata arrived from Cincinnati
on Monday evening with q very heavy
trip. She left for Pittsburgh Tuesday
morning.
Mallie Ragon, for Pittsburgh, did
not get away until 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. She bad big trip.
Courier departed for Park.rsburg at
the usual hour.
The Andes left for Cincinnati yester-
day afternoon at 3o'clock with fair
trip.
The Granite State ia due here to -dav,
bat it is uncertain. as nothing has been
heard OF her since che broke her shaft.
The towboats Tom Rees No. 9 and
George Lyle, passed up with large
fleets Of empty barges.
The Express is the Parkersburg boa.
this morning ct the usual hour.
Business about the landing was some
what livelier yesterday than it has been
for q few days past.
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ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT About
six o'clock yesterday morning q young
lad named Thomas Greer. working in
the La Belle glassworks at Bridgeport
met with almost a fatal accident in this
way: While walking down q plank
with q glass tube called a "bean blow
err" in his hand, he slipped of and fell,
the glass tube which be held in an up
right position struck the ground first
and the other end, which was sharp,
penetrated his jugular vein about an
inch and a half. The blood gushed
out from the wound at irightful rate
and for few momen the chances were
the boy would bleed to death. But
DR.. J. Cook was called aud succeeded
10 stepping the flow oil blood 10 time to
save his life. At last accounts the lad
was doing well.
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PoLlCE CouRT.-There were four
cases before this court yesterday morn
Jog and sll charged With drunkenness
James Robinson, drunk, first appear
ance, three dollars and costs.
Henry Collins, drunk. three dollsrs
and costs.
Jimmy johnson No. /, on. Of the
order OF ancient and high toned galoots,
was committed to jail in default Of pay
ing a fine Of twenty dollars and costs.
Toby Vance, the father OF gslootism
in this city, was fned twenty dollars
and costs, for being on the streets in
state Of drunkenness. He will spend the
next thirty days With the "srkites."
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TEMPERANCE LEAGUE FoRNED.-About
one hundred ladies, including all those
who signed the pledge offered at Wash
ingten Hall on Monday afternoon, met
at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
yesterday morning for the purpose Of
organizing woman's temperance
league. The meeting was presided over
BY the Rev. Maxwell P. Gaddis, Of
Ohio. After the usual religious ex-
ercises, a resolution was offered and
adopted whereby the officers were in
,tructed to get up plan OF organization
and to prepare pledges The officers
OF the league have not yet been chosen.
They will be selected from the different
congr agations in this city.
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urHE WEARING OF THE GREEN"

Celebration OF g. Pafrfek's Day
HoRors Paid By the Gallant Ma.
tionalisy 20 their Native Saint
Delightful weather and . Fine
Display.
A more beautiful day than Tuesday,
the 18th Of March, could scarcely have
been asked. The morning broke clear
and bright. giving brilliant prospect
10 the celebrants of the day set apart
to the honor OF IreIand's patron saint,
and as the sun levelsd his beams
down upon us. and the people thronged
the street enjoying the warmth OF his
genial rays, it gave the unusually dull
and prosaic looking city an air OF &C
tivity and gayety that is not often OBJ
served. By noon the principal streets
were filled with men and boys, decorat-
ed with some badge-shamrock or
barp-in token that their hearts were
bound up in the Green Isle, one Of
whose brightest and most significant
traditions they intended to bonor.
THE PRcoEssIoN
At13 o'clock, the procession formed
in front of the Iustitute Hall, on Four
teeuth street, and began to march ovel
the route published in yesterday morn
ings RICHTER Itmoved 10 the follow
ing order:
Great Western Band.
IT. Pa'rtck's Soci ~, headed by JONI
Nolan as Oh Ell Marshal, with Geo. Mathl
son and James Flynn, assistants, number
ing l96.
Kramer's Band.
Ancient Orde- Of Hlbsrnians, Dillon j
Mccormick. chief Marshall, with Johr
Farley and NJ. ]. o'Ksne, assistants, mum
beriug 81.
The "Pony" Brass Band.
Order OF sodalitv Of he Holy Angels, Jno
A. NJ les, Chief Marshal, with Johu Nolan
Jr., and Charles Miller, assistants, NUMBER
ing h?.
Carriage containing Father Sullivan
Father Kreusch and Ctnels OF the Catholic
Clergy.
Along the route of procession, thu
streets were crowded with friends ant
admirers who cheered the passing So
cietie,, ADD were enthusiastic in theil
praise. We also noticed quite dis
play OF bunting along the route, ane
many houses were decorated with
wreatbs, flowers and hags. Taking TIT
parade all together, it was a very cred
table affair, and reflected great crsdl
on all who participated.
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MovISG TTXz-As il will soon be
moving time again. when q general FIX
ing up and replenishipg Of both new
and old homes take place, when every
tidy housekeeper will be planing out
and adding 70 her stock some OF the
many articles which 20 for TO make her
tack easier and adds comfort to her
home. We would advise every good
bousekeeper in need Of any OF the
thousands OF articles TO be found at the
large House Furnishing establishment
OF N,sbitt d Bro, 1910 Main street. 70
call and make their purchase there,
sc we can assure them that they will
be treated courteously and politely, and
get the worth OF their money. See
their advertisement elsewhere.
1T2
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CERTIFICATES CT IHcoRroRAIIoN.-
The Secretary of State has issued the
following certificates of incorporation:
NV eston Salt and Mining Company
1t is "organized for the purpose OF min.
ing for and developing salt, oil, gas and
minerals in the county Of Lewis, and
with authority to hold lawful guam
tity OF real estate in fee or for term
for the purposes s'orssaid. which cor
poration shall have lis principal office
or place of business at Weston in the
county Of Lewis, and State of West Vir-
GINA, and is to expire on the let day o.
March, 1891" The capital stock is
limited to 100000. The incorporators
are A. W. Woodford, j. Il. Clifton
job Braunon, A. A. Lewis, P. Tierbay'
E. Rolston and W. J. Bland.
Bank OF Princeton" organized for
the purpose of carrying on the business
O. banking by discountirg promissor'
notes, nego.isting drafts, bills OF e1-
change and other evidences OF indebt'
ednese, by receiving deposits, buying
and selling exchanges, bank notes,
bullion or coin: by loaning money on
personal or other security, and for all
the usual financial business transacted
by banks other than those OF issue
Which corporation shall keep its office
or principal place of business at Prince
ion, in the county Of Mercer, West
Virginia, aud is to expire on the first
day OF January, 1894. The incorpora-
tors are Robert B. McNutt, Harrison
". STRATEGY, Charles D. STRATEGY. David
E. Johnston, John A. Douglass and
Hercules Scott. Capital stock is limit
ed TO two hundred thousand dollars.
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A NICE PREsRSr.--On Monday ev-
epipg. a number OF the members OF ST.
Alphousus society, proceeded to the res
idencs of Mr.. C. A. Gsus, secretary Of
the society, and presented him with =
fine gold pen and an elegant inkstand.
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. Frank Woeber. and. though Mr..
Gaus Was much surprised, he made .
very happy reply. ~
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GAVE BAIL.-Henry Workenour, who
was committed to jail by Squire Gillespy
on Monday evening, in default OF giving
bail for his appearance before that
Justice next Monday, TO answer charge
of assault and battery. securel the re-
quired amount Of bail yesterday and
was released from Jail.
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ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-Yesterday
morning, Jacob Nassau alias French
Jake" was before Squire Clarkson,
charged with assaulting John Porter
las. Saturday night. near the postoffice.
Nassau was committed to jail in de.
fault OF 500 bail for his appearance
before the same justice this morning at
ten o'clock.
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COMPLAINT WITHDRAwN.--The charge
OF stealing a two dollar bill, preferred
against Alfred wilkins, before Squire
Clarkson, was withdrawn Yesterday.
He was released from jail. The boy
promised to lesd an honest lie heresf-
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APPOINTMENT BY THE BOARD OF PCR-
Lie WoREs.-At meeting Of the
Board of Public Works, held at Char,
lesion. March 9th, Mrs.. Margaret
Stewsrt, was appointed keeper OF gate
No. 3, on the National road, in place Of
Eliza Wells, removed.
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BEFoRR SQUIRE CLoHAN-F. T.
Meyer, was before Squire Clohan yes
terday morning on charge OF selling
liquor to habitusl drunkard. Myers
was held in the sum Of $500, and the
witnesses in the sum of 500 each, TO
appear at the next term Of court.
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WHEKLIka, March II, 1874.
Editors OF the Register.
SrR:-Please find room ir the columns
of your valuable paper for the feelings
OF an Irish man while standing on one
Of our city corners sdmiripg the truly
creditsble procession Of so many of his
eountrymen to-day, in the following
verses:
oh. farewell Erin, we had to leave you,
Our native land and happy home,
But never, old Ireland, Will we forget YOU
Though througn a distant land We roam
Amid strangers In distant nation
often we mink en- the happy hours
Spent In your fields In recreation,
Amid kind friends in your pleasant
bowers.
But the time grew bad and the English
Have forced your sons into exile,
But voices ere rising In every nation
FOR to drive the Williams on your molly
Foil,
For where no make, could ever find shelter
No English reptile should there be seen,
And your noble HenI will free You from
them,
Under your colors. the Shamrock Green.
For here &c day In free nation,
Where all are equal and no lAndlords
rule,
We spurn Gladstone and his explanation
For we want our country and no hope
rule,
For why should We ask OF those traitors
who always did Ireland betray,
FOR favors TO our oppressed nation,
When their throne Is moulderins into
decay.
30 arise, thou Grsnna, out OF your SUM
bels,
And cal together your famous sons,
Who to-day are celebrating In large num-
bers
The nativity Of one OF your holy ones;
They can form legions, their name Is
famous,
Before whose bravery 80 many fell fat,
Their spirits arouse and call them 10 duty,
On the shamrock shore, where they bid
ysu ban nae lagth.
Gil.
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SHEB's Music Store ID now fairly
open for business, and parties in search
OF q Piano or Organ, Sheet Music.
Music Books, Strings, DC, will find an
elegant assortment at low prices at the
new stand, No. TIA Main street, SIX
doors below old Union.
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The Peter Castillo who was before
Squire Gillespy on Monday, charged
with assault on JOS. Werner, is not the
person OF that name living in North
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

NKw Spring Goods, Silks, Mohsirs.
Alpacas, Japanese and all the new
styles OF Dress Goods just received by
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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Editors OF the Register.

We noticed Saturday. as we passed
the large store room OF j. W. Terrell.
Centre Wheeling, that it was crowded
with goods and customers, aud FIVE
large rolls OF carpet marked for Ben-
wood. Not wishing to boast, bat We
predict for Mr.. Ferrel large
spring trade, and would say 20 oil
wanting dry goods and carpets, give
him a call. A PAAHR.
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CHEAP Dry Goods att Blam & Bros.

CHEAP Dry Goods att. Blum & Bros,
ll04, Main street
J. T. LAKiN Il Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. 80 Twelfth street fold Mouroe)
have received their stock OF fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
anteed. They have also on hand q full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the m BET fastidious. Persons coutem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made TO order and q fit guar
anteed.
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CeEtsur Lininlent.

81 There is no pain which the
Y Centaur Liniment will not
A.A relieve, no swelling II Will
~ a.. not sutdue, q q no lane
SMgS ness which II will not cure.
SAGtt a This is strong language buL
.SStsSJfSS3E IL Is ne. IL has produced
$500 k.tSTfysx more cures OF rheumatism,
AQ@~S neuralgia, lnck jaw, palsy,
* S- spr aims, swellings, csked
tESTSrprr breasts, scaldS, burns, salt
-heum, ear ache, &c, upon Inc human
name, and OF strains, spawn, gail &C,
upon animals in one year tnan nave ~
beoaD n ~ q counterfeit ant, an all heal
Inc patn rellever. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poi onons
tstes are repdere harmless and the wound.
sd are healed without scar. III Is no mum
bug, The recipe is publish d around eacn
bottle. 1t Is selling as no article ever before
sold, and IL cells because II does JUST what IL
pre- ends to do. Those who now suffer u ON
rheumatism, pain or s"elllng oeserye 10
suffer II they will not use Centaur Linl-
ment. More than LOCO certificates OF re-
markable cures, including hozen limbs,
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tu-
,nors. &c, have Deen received. we VIII
send a circular containing certificates, the
recipe. &c, or It's, TO my one requesting II.
One bottle OF the yellow wrapper Centaur
LIniment Is worth one hundred dollars Tor
spawned or sweenied horses ana mules, or
for screw. worm in sheep. STOCK oWnelS-
thIs linirent is worth yon' attention NO
family should be wit out Centaur Linl-
ment. Sold by all Druggists. % cents per
bottle; large b0ltleS 81 w j. b. RosE q 10,
50 Broadway, n
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THosB wanting the advantage OF III.
great slaughter in the prices OF Carpets
should call at once as they are eoius
off with q rush. j. W. FERRxL.
Centre Wheeling
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JUsr received, thirty.six piece, Of
Spring Cassimeres for men and BOYS
suits. The greatest bargains hsv.
ever offered, from so to 60 cents De,
yard worth $l.00.
-E.T j. w. FBRRKL, &c..
Centre Wheeling.
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Centre Wheeling.

THE Weed Sewing Machine Company
wish to lease the room now occupied
a. their Office, BY April first, for the
term OF three years. ..
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JusT REcEIvED-The latest styles Of
Mems French Cali Boots and Alexis
Ties for spring wear, on G and D lasts.
Every pair warranted; call and SET
them, at JERRY CLEMENS,
80 Cor. Main and llth Streets.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-In order to re.
duce my present large stock OF boots,
shoes and slippers, / will sell them at q
heavy reduction from former prices.
$3.50 L. V. BLoyp
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OFFICER ExLEY found handsome
green silk scarf, yesterday, on the
street, which the owner can have by
calling on him.
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A MORE delightful day than yester-
day, could not have been asked by those
who participated in celebrating St.
Patrick's day.
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THos. HUoHEs & Co.-Attention is
called TO the advertiseme nt OF Thomas
Hughes l. Co., merchant tailors, who
have been long and favorably known
in this community. Their stock oil
goods now on hand is one OF the best
ever brought 10 this city. 1t is fully
up to the most approved style and can
not fail 10 render complete satisfaction
10 purchasers. Those who know the
good taste and good workmanship dis
played by THE popular firm, will need
no second invitation to call and DUR
chase from the stock on hand.
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HOLIDAY PREsESrs.-Those wishing
to make handsome present should call
and purchs se a pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
L.V. BLoNp's.
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TObaccOs.

TObaccOs.
OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF THE
" following standard Spopular bEancs:
l2 INCH TWISTS.
10 Boxes Millner's,
20 Prairie Chicken,
IS boxes Yellow Jessa 1lhe,
10 Gold Medal!
10 Walkers.
" Gold Leaf,
10 " Penobscot.
Miller's.
6 INCH TWIST,
70 Caddies Luscious Chew,
POUNDS.
10 boxes BOXERS
" tda Ashoy,
Common,
Virginia Dare Navy lbs,
d" IS,
Tingle & Ishams choice navy IS,
Monster IS and pounds,
Nose Bud Bright navy 81,
Andrew Jackson Black navy 80
Spun Roll in csddies,
6Twist In keSs,
All In store and iot sale cheap.
TISGLE & ISHAM.
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EXCITEMENT still Increasing on the
cheap slaughter in carpets and new
dry goods, as ! must make room for
more that is coming every hour. Call
and pr.ce them before you buy.
J. W. FEkRRL.
Centre Wheeling,
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fish.

Extra No. I Mackerel.
No 1 Medium Mackerel.
Extra No 2Mackerel,
No.2 Medium Ma"kerel,
Ne. 8 Large Mackerel,
rxtra Ia ge ahrador Herring,
Scotch Herring,
Smoked HaddOck,
Goldfish. very rne.
wehsye all the above qualities OF Mack
erel in halt bbls, quarter bbls. and kits
warranted full weight and superior TO any
IN the market TINGLke lsHAh.
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THE oldest man in Jefferson county,
Ohio, is in the poor house. He never
drank nor chewed-a warning 10 young
men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

JUsT opened three hundred pieces Of
choice styles OF Prints. such as Aeri-
mac Cochecos &c, all al ten cents per
ard. Call at once at I...Blum * Bros,
llW Main street, and get your choice.
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/ AN how prepared to make, ct. and
lay down Carpets cheaper than any
house in the city, and on shorter notice
J. w. FKRRRL,
Centre Wheeliug
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Also Webster's National Pic
iOrial Dictionary. lO4O
Pages Octave, 600 En-
cravings. Price $5.

The work is really gem OF Dictionary
-,iust the thing Tor the mlllion.-A. n.
Monthly
field, Mass, and sold by ali Booksellers.
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A WE'LL known drinkist OF this city
calls bad whisky the family distur-
ber,"
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TIE pleasant weather OF yesterday
made everybody wear a genial emile
and feel happy.
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|. BLUM & BRO ll04 Main street,
are offering fancy striped poplins at Is
cents per yard, worth IS. Don't fail
TO 20 and see them.
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SDiCpS..h lOIe.

DEEPER, PfMENTo, CLOVES, CHINA
MON, Nutmegs.
SPICES GROUND.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves. Ginger. and
Mustard. TlNGLE & lSHAM.
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LARGE ADvERTIssNsNT.-New goodsl
New goods at /. Blum & Bros. ll04
Main street. t.r Hr..
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The greatest bargains in White
Goods ever offered in Wheeling you will
find BY going TO |. Blum & Bro. 8 this
week.
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The reed instruments that have
been added to Kramer's brass band
i'm proves the music wonderfully.
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The doxo!ogy was sung and the beue-
diction pronounced by Rev. G. Martin,
and meeting adjourned.
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New goods at Blum's.

A BEAUTIFUL lot OF new spring style
Poplins, Japaoes and Silk Dress Goods
just received from New York. and very
cheap st J. w. FERREL's,
Centre Wbeelipg
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THE pea nut merchants did a big
business yesterday.
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GREAT ExorrKMENr-It will pay you
to call and see the New Goods and foe
Carpets being received and sold by
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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The street car travel was very light
Yesterday, everybody WAS on the streets.
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GREAT sensation, twenty pieces Of
fancy striped silks are offered at City
c.nts per yard st l. Blum & Bros, llN
Main street.
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New GooDs, New Goods, New Good.
in abundance at J. w. EERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.
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ONE hundred Remnants are for sale
at I. Blum & Bros this week. They
must be sold
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CASE DIsNlssED.-Yesterdsy morning
John A. Clark, on the complaint OF Mrs,
Honora Murphy, WAS before Squire
Mccormick on the charge OF assault
and battery. After hearing the evil
dence, the justice dismissed the case at
the cost Of the complainant.
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TIE country people are preparing to
bring the garden lass" into the market
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

/ BLUM d BRO, are receiving their
new spring goods. Ladies, drop in and
see the styles and learn the prices. ii
will pay.