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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24
Errrcrs OF THE RAIN.-The sewer

EFFFCrs OF THE RAIN.-The sewer
near the corner of Main and Twelfth
streets, ON the north side, became choked
up during the rain storm yesterday
morning, and, as the water had to get out
some place, it shot up through the pave
ment, making second edition Of Jeffer-
son street on small scale. This Is the
result of caerlessness or imbecility on the
part of somebody, as the storm few
days ago gave warning as to what was to
come. 1t is about time Council or some
BODY else would look into such matters.
We will have something to say about
this hereafter.
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OvERLOADING.-The effect Of over
loading drays, wagons and carts on our
streets is too often seen in the utter pros
tration Of our beasts of burden, and some
times their permanent injury. This IS
indeed cruelty to animals. and calls for
remedial measures. The Council should
prescribe the number of pounds that may
be carried by draymen and such like for
load, and affix denalties for its viola
ton.
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and and fifty dollars in sums ranging
from one thousand to two hundred dol
lars. ..i ~
The statement concludes as follows:
Conclusion.
Having retained the friendship of the
principal parties to this controversy down
to to-day, I have not thought it proper
to produce herewith any letters that l
have received from either of them, ex-
cepting the single one exoneratlng me
from blame, and showing Mrs. Tiitons
confidence in me, which l thought was
due to myself to do, because Of the pecu-
liar statements attributed to her; nor have
/ produced any papers or proposals Tor
the settlement of this controversy since
it has broken out afresh, and since the
publication of Tilton's letter to DIR. Ba-
con and the call of Beecher for a Com
mittee; nor have l since then furnished to
either party, although called upon by
both, any document in my possession that
| one might use the same against the other.
| | have endcavored to hold myself strict
| " AS a mediator between them, and my en-
| deavor has been, down to the very latest
hour, to have all the scandals arising
out of the publication of the facts Of their
controversies and wrongs buried out OF
sight; deeming it best that it should be so
done not only for the good of the parties
concerned aud their families. but that OF
thecommunity at large. was endeavor-
ing, to the latest hour, to prevent the pub
LEGATION of all the documents and this
testimony, and that retained the conf
| dence of at least one of the parties in that
endeavor, produced letter of July IL,
1874, being note arranging meeting
between myself and Bcecher in regard to
the controversy.
july IS, 1874.
Ny DEAR FRANK-I will be with you
at seven, or little before | am asham-
| ed to put straw more upon you, ana
have but single consolatiOn-that the
matter cannot distress You long, rs it
must soon cease; that is, there will be no
more anxiety about the fl tlre, whatevCr
regrets there may be for the past.
Truly yours, and ever,
II. w. Beecher.
| If there is any paper or fact, supposed
by either Of tho parties or by the com
mittee to be in my possession, Which will
throw any further light upon the subject
of your inquiry, | shall be most willing
to produce it, if have it, although | do
not believe there is any such; and | am
ready to answer any proper question
which shall be put to me in the way of
croSs-eXamination by any Of the parties
concerned, or their sOunsel, us fully as my
memory or any data | have will serve,
so that all the facts may be known. For
ANY harm of them be known, deem it
but Just to truth and right that all should
be known. As, however Il controversy
has already arisen aS to the correctness OF
ofthc reports Of evidence taken before
the committee must ask leave, if any
| cros,-cxamiuatiOn is to be had, Ia be ac-
cOmpanicd by my own stcnographcr,who
| shall take down the evidence | may give
rs necessary measure for my protection.
| Leaving to your committee. without
comment, the facts and documents here
with presented. | have the honor to re-
main. Yours truly
FRANCIS ID. MoULToN.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATL August 22--COtton-
Dull ut lGIc. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Whcat-Dull; red 81 0oG
o.; white 81 lOml ID. Corn-Stcady at
G7,nG9c. Oats-Stcady at Aba isc. Rye
Steady ut s3c. Professionally and In
moderate demand; ISLES at S23 90. Lard
Easier; summer sold l4Gli!c. Bulk
Mcats-Strong; shoulders S!MSici clear
rib sides l2!ml2lc; clear sides nominaIly
ut l2IGI23c Bacon--Stcady and in mod
cratr demand; shoulders 9!m9sc; clear
rib sides l3!@l3ic; clear ride l3!c
Whisky-Stcady and in modrmt" de-
muud at g6C.
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.-The most
elegant stock of planes, organs and mus.
cal goods ever offered to the citizens Of
Wheeling can now be found at the music
store of Adams IL Lucas, 1927 Marke,
street. No other music store in this city
ever kept all the different styles Of
pianos, viz: Grand Pianos, Cprigh,
Pianos, Grand Square Pianos and square
Pianos. In addition to keeping the
above STYLES and large variety Of them
constantly on hand, they are the sole
agents of no less than six difercn.
makes of first class and low priced Pianos,
and as many makes of the very best Or.
gans in the country. Their Pianos CON.
prise the Stcinway, knabe, Chckering.
Huzleton, Emerson, and Marshal X
Smith, and in price range from $3.50 to
81 800.
Their Organs are Mason y Hamln,
Smith American, EStcy; Wood, Prince,
and Packard, ut prices from 500 10
$1,000.
Their terms are the most reasonable
Call aud see this elegant stock Of in,iH.
mcntS and learn prices and terms, At
l227 Market street, nearly opposite th"
McLure House.
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BASE BALL.-The "Nail City, nine of
Wheeling, went down to Bcllaire on
Saturday to play match game Of base
ball with the BcIlairc club. They found
the boys of the growing "young city
waiting for them and eager for the fray.
The members of the Bcllaire nine had on
their new and handsome uniforms for
the first time, and looked proud and con-
fdcnt of addingnew laurelSto their nam"
and fame. But they We're mistaken. Our
boys went quietly to work when the
game commenced, and after hard con-
test came out victorious. Both mines did
some good playing, but the Nail CityS
did the best. We append the score;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

POLICE CoURT.-During Saturday
there were five cases before the Police
Court.
In the morning Andrew Seats was
the only individual that appeared. he
was fined two dollars and costs for dis
orderly conduct which he paid.
At the matinee the court was dazzled
BY the combination Of celebrities which
appeared before it. Just think OF
"Toby' Vance, "Boose" Leasure, Jimmy
johnson and George Boyce, four indi-
vidnals who are the 'tstars" of the Police
Court armament, and who have been
before he above tribunal on an average
Of once month for the last seven years,
putting in an appearance at the same time
1t only needed Steele Miller and the
ssgentle" Gooseberry to complete a
groupe that is matchlesS for drinking
bad whisky out of quart bottle.
The parties just mentioned were ar
rested while performing war dance in
the Second ward market house on Satur'
day. They were each fined twenty dol
lars and costs, but on condition that they
would immediately leave the city, the
-
Judge rescinded the fine. How long they
will remain away is uncertain.
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CEAsELEss BABBLE.-Thcrc is hardly
Il day passes but what some woman finds
herself before Justice in consequence Of
her inability to keep her tongue under
proper restraint. This time it is Mrs.
Patrick Elwood, of the Fifth ward. She
was arrested on Saturday and taken be-
fore Squire Mccormick, charged with
abusing her neighbors and slashing about,
with her tongue, in It general and promi>-
cuous manner. The Justice required her
to give bond in the sum of 500 to be of
good behavior for tn" period Of one year.
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RIVER NEWS.

The mark mt the landing last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel
and about stationary.
The Courier departed for Charleston
Saturday mording at the usual hour.
The Exchange from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati, arrived and departed Satur-
day evening.
The Salt Valley arrived from Pitts
burgh on Saturday evening and made Il
trip to MOundsvillc with camp meeting
visitors, yesterday.
The Mallic Rason also took load of
human freight to MoundsVillc
The Jas. Reese did not get of for CLAIR
ington until late Saturday evening.
The Science is the Parkersburg boat
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The Il. w. Dugan from Cincinnati is
due here to-day.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, August 23.-Rivcr . feet
! inchand falling. At Oil City the river
rose rapidly last night and at 3 o'clock
this afternoon the marks showed feet |
inch and falling fast.
EVANSVILLE, August 23.-Wcather
cloudy. Hard rain and thunder storm
this morning. Signs Of more rain to-
night. Mercury 20 to so. River fallen
i inches. Down-Coal Hill. Tarascan,
Evansville. Mp-B. H. Cooke. No
business to-day.
CINCISNATI, August 22.-Rivcr : feet
and stationary. Arrivcd-Espcranza,
from Pittsburgh; Cherokee, from New
Orleans.
CAIRO, August 23.-Arrived-Nash-
Vile. Memphis; Raven and Kanawha
Ohio river; Grey Hound and b. d. Wood
Memphis. Dcpartcd-Belle Memphis,
Memphis; Nashville, Cincinnati; Falls
Pilot Kanawha, Grey Hound and b. d.
Ward. Ohio river. River feet and fall
ing. Heavy rain ut daylight, but it is
cloudy and cool tonight.
LOUISVILLE, August Z1-hlNcrS latloll-
airy with feet inches in the canal and
feet inches in the chute. Frequent
showers Arrivcd-Bcn Franklin, Eddy
vile. Cincinnati; Red Cloud, HENDERSON.
D"partcd-Eddyrillc, Evansville; Ben
Franklin, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS August 23.-Arrived-
Grand Tower and Chester, Memphis;
Red Wing and Lady Lee, Keokuk,
Tom Grave, Illinois river. Departed
Kinney. Missouri river; De>mct, st. Paul
River falling slowly. Weather cool since
the rain of yesterday.
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, August - - Flour
Dull and nominal. Wheat Dull; Chloe
western 81 35ml 3G. Corn NomiualIy
at 10. Oats-I7m 57c. Ryo-QuIci at
sOm Soc. IIay-DuIl Mt SO 00@lsm.
Provi,ions-Strong aud unchanged. But
ter-Wcstcrn firm at 2GCG26c. Coffee
Nominally 1920. Pctroloum-DnAOm
unchanged. Whisky-NomsnalIy a.
II pDL,r1 ~
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Philadelphia Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, August - -FIour-
Active at 50 OOaG 80. WhcM-miI,
red - %. Corn-IIeld firmly at ~.
Oats-in good demand at j3G. bic. But
tcr-Stcady ut 2GH27c. Chcc.e-'lu|
at I&@ I3tc. Eggs Steady 1t m2or'
Prtrolcum-Firm; refined ne; crud"
in barrels sms!c; igm9ic in bulk.
Whi.ky-Oncrrd nt$l ~ for western N
iron.
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MISUNDERSTANDING night about ten
o'clock as horse and buggy belonging
to Fred Huseman, was being driven past
the corner of Fourteenth and Market
streets bolt came out of the wheel. and
the horse started to run. He was fortu-
natelv stopped when he reached the
Keim House, before any one was hurt or
any damage done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

BIRD THIEF.-On Saturday evening
some young rascals entered the yard of
Mr. William Marsh, on the Island, and
stole canary bird from cage which
was hanging on the side of the house
\ ncighbor informed Mr. Marsh of the
transaction and he started in pursuit Of
the young thieves. He overlook them
near the Second ward market house.
and recovered his bird. He let the boy
who had the bird in his possession 90,
without prosecuting him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24
The FIRST ANUsENENT-

The FIRST AMUsEMENT-The irst
amusement at HamiltOn's Opera House
Of the season will take place next Thurs
day evening. Furbish's Fifth Avenue
combination will open in divorce" The
reputation Of the company and the wide
popularity of the play will no doubt Ell
this beautiful place of amusement to
overfowing by fashionable audience.
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CASE CoNTINUED.-On Saturday
Nicholas Meade was arrested and taken
before Squire Mccormick, charged with a
breach of the peace. The case was con-
tinucd until Tuesday, and the accused
was required to give bond in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at that time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

SINGULAR UNANIMITY.-Hn extract
from "Philsiology for Practical Use Is
going the rounds of the papers, which
gives some excellent reasons "why chill
drcn's ears should not be boxed, and the
children arc unanimous in their opinion
Of the soundncSs of the argument.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

THE PRINTERS CONTEsT.-The game
of base ball for the championship, be-
tween the H,tciiige"ccr' and Sto"dard
mines, was played on Saturday afternoon
on the grounds near the old HemPficld
tunnel. The game resulted in favor of
the Stamlord by Il score Of 80 to 30.
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II ERE are the fastest records of horses
now alive: Goldsmith Maid, 2:l43; Oc-
cidcnt, 2:lG3; Lnla, 2:l5!. And this Is
also the fastest time on record, ancient
or modern. The best blood of England
has it vet to beat.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo. August 22.-FIoUr-ID..
and unchanged. Whcat-Dull and Do,
cIincd; No. whit" Michigan - II. ar.-
Der 81 IOi; No. 2 red s 10; No. an-
Der Illinois ~ 1OJ. Corn-Lowcr; h'e'
mixed G3lc; low do G9c; no grade ~.
damaged Gjc. Oats-lm2" higher. '..'
ing quiet; No. IGlc; No. 2 Ilr; VII"
i7c, Michigan 40.
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M1.S1c1pAL CouRT-This Court met

MrN1CIPAL CoURT-This Court met
at the usual hour Saturday morning.
The case of Robert Bryan rs. the Pea
BODY Insurance Company. was on trial
before jury, and occupied the attention
of the Court until it adjourned, and
without a conclusion Of the case.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at q o'clock.
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BEFORE SQUIRE SCHLTz.-Friday
evening David Davis. on the complaint
of Henry Schotfer, was tried before the
above Justice on the charge of disturb
lug the peace. After II hearing he was
held to keep the peace for one year in the
sum of 800.
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Picnic To-DAY.-Thc st. Alphonsus
Society will hold their picnic to-day at
the fair grounds. The society will form
in Centre Wheeling, at the church and
preceded by Kramcrs band will march
To the grounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

81. ALPHossUs PIC-NIc.-If tho
weather should prove unfavorable to-
morrow the picnic will be postponed
until Monday, August Slst. A foot race
isrnoon at 2 o clock. Jake place place IN the as-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

DROPPED DEAD.-Mrs. Theresa Camp
bell, who lives on Market Square, in the
Second ward, dropped dead Saturday
morning abont four clock. while dress
ing herself to attend morning market.
She WAS in perfect health when she re-
tired to bed on Friday night. Her death
was attributed TO heart disease.
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JEWISH ScHIsM IL PITTSBURGH, PA.
The so called "WcisS movement
umcng our Jewish population simply
means this: An advance more or less
rapid out of old-fashioncd Judaism into
simple Untarianism. DR.. Weiss, ofCin-
cinnati the leader of the movement in the
United States, has long ago giy9m up his
Hrbra,tic ideas. He does not, We believe,
have faith in the inspiration Of the Old
Tc,timcnt Scriptures, though he regards
thrm rs profitable for instruction. - He
does not look for Messiah or literal
restoration of the Jews to Palestine. He
often exchange, pulpits with the Uni
tartan ccrgymen, and except that he adj
heres to some of the minor Hebrew
forms, is essentially II Unitarian himself.
1t is doubtful whether our Hebrews of
the new movement here will be- rs lad
vanced" us DR.. Weiss himself but this Is
the direction in which they are advmc-
irg.-P;ttsJ"yyh Leadcr.
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PLYMOUTH Church praying for Mr..
Tilton is the most touching instance Of
magnanimity we have heard since Miss
Squeers forgave Nicholas Nickleby.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

ARM BROKES.-Saturday afternoon,
a young son of Mr.. Swabacker, who keeps
a millinery store on Main street, Cen
tire Wheeling, fell from swing, breaking
his arm near the wrist. DR.. Blum va.
called and rendered the necessary surgi-
cal aid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

THE exit from town yastelday was no.
as large as railroads, steamboat and livery
stable proprietors had expected. The
weather is very tickle and no respecter of
persons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

WATERMELON THIEvEs.-Many per-
sons think it of little consequence to steal
a watermelon, and we venture the asser-
tton that nine or ten persons of the male
persuasion who have arrived at the age
of twenty years, have been guilty Of the
act. But boys who do such things should
remember that though it be Il pleasant
pa.time to enter ones watermelon patch,
or creep up behind wagon and slip out
one, that it is just as wrong to do either
as it is to steal anything else, for this Is
nothing more nor less, and though you
nav do it for fun, remember that if you
are caught and brought to justice you
will surely he locked up and sent to Jail.
A. to practical experience in the water
melon Iinc-honi soft q"i NAL g Pe'Se.
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CIRCUIT COURT.-This Court met at
nine o'clock Saturday. Judge Melvin pre-
siding.
Some formal orders were entered. but
no DEGREES ofgeneral interest. The cases
set for argument not being ready the
Court adjourned until this morning at
q o'clork
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

1--we get another statement from Mr..
Titon. voluminous report from the
Committee. and a final review, As sug-
gested. by Moulton, we shall even wish
that we were dead.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August 22.-Wha.-L,
Quiet at - O7@1 10. COrn-Firm 81 D. ~
IN &c. Oats-Stcady at 42r,i'r
accommodating doing.
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FGRE.-The alarm of fire on Saturday
evening about half past. five o'clock. was
occasioned by the burning Of some timber
ut the bottom of the furnace in Hobbs,
Brockunier * Co.'S glass works, in South
Wheeling. No damage was done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

To THE LADIEs.-A fall sample of
Edwin e. Burt's Button Shoes just re-
ceived by express. The latest out with
new style toe and extension edge, on {.
ID. X {. {. lasts. Also fine assortment
Of Royal Il Read Button and Lace Shoes
in stock. Any kind ola foot properly
enclosed at the Shoe House of
JERRY CLEMENS,
Corner Main and 18th streets.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Marhe

PITTsBUEGH, August E-OTLy, -.
Nothing doing. Rcfned-Firm a. =,
ollie; sales Of New York deliver! "
September at l2c.
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The police made a raid on Madame
Robinson's establishment on the wharf
on Saturday night, and captured three
vomeu and u male '.visitor.'
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Mrs. VI. Z. WHITAKER will resume
her classes of Instrumental and Vocal
Music on Tuesday, September lst, at No.
- l4th street.
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The rain knocked Bob GauS out of the
receipts of Sundays shaving. His bar
Der shop on 18th street was flooded again
and he had to close up.
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The summer, now fast passing itself
away. has been, on the whole, HEALTHY
one. The topography of Wheeling /
eminently favorable to longevity.
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JOHN II. SEvERING will open a new
billiard room onder the Opera House in
II few DAYS.
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THE winter colors will be tie darkest
possible shades, just of back.
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THERE, we said so. Just when we
have n camp meeting the rainy weather
set in, and the people who have been
CRYING for it are more dissatisfied than
hnfnrn
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The Churches were shiny attended
yesterday. The "ducks' seemingly
didn't like wet weather
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OYSTERS.

ANYBODY WISHING OYSTERS SHIP
n PED or to use here in town, after the
first day of September can leave orders
with Il. LARAMIE, and he will attend to
them promptly. A large lot Of fresh Eggs
and Butter received to-day, and sold still
at cent each and - cents per pound.
auglj
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

Fruit Jars, jelly Glasses. and sealing
wax, at }. FRIDEL. " Co,
1870 Main street
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CASSIMERES and Jeans are sold at
half their value to make room, at
J. W. FERRELS.
Centre Whecliu q.
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THE Wheeling Steel Works, at Mar
tins Ferry, will start up this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

ONE of the "Buckeys' has gone over
to Ohio. Duty called him thither
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

Ia You want bargains in Dry Goods
and Carpets, go TO
J. W. FERREI,.
Corner of Main and Goth stS.
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IT is astonishing how Dry Goods and
Carpets are going off at
j. w. FERRELL's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

GUITAR Music in abundance, consist
ing of songs, ballads, waltzcs, polkas,
quickStepS, SchottiSches. &c, &c, at
Shcib's. Music Store, No. lila Main
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

PIANO Tuning and Repairing will be
done promptly by leaving orders at
Sheib's Music Store, lll4 Main street.
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PRICE all the dry goods and carpet.
and then 90 to J. W. Ferrels, and he
will save YOU 20 per cent.
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THE weather made everything appear
gloomy yesterday.
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FtBr-The alarm of fire on Saturl

FALL styles of silk and soft hats at
Browns. the halter.
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THERE were twelve persons in the
lookup last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

FALL styles of silk and soft hats at
Brown. the halter.