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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
RDUoArIoNA
WEST VIRGlNIA UNIVERSITY.

H State; aided by the benevolence of findividuals,
societies, aud other institutions.
Five Departments of Instructon- Literary, Sci
entidc, Agricultural, Military Engineering
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
In charge, of large Faculty of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
Der 4. SFRIN0, March "a.
CoMMEScEMEST, June l9, 1873.
Total expenses from $3.50 to $3.50 per year
Less to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particulars,
to ALEX. MARTIN,
MOrgantowp. w. Va. July %. 1874
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

s@The following gentlemen are duly au,
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
soR1rT1oN for the Spirit of Jefferson" and
to collect aud receipt for the same:
GEO. D -.Shepherdstolcn
JOHN p KERFoor-d dEartins6urg.
CHAs r. LEE Berryyiiie
JOEL W. RoBERrs Nidd2erGy.
ADAM LINK, Jr-DuBields Depot.
JAS. W BARNHART- Unionville
NJ W BuRR-Bro,rn's Shop
E H. RoBERTs-K -KearneysUiUe
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leeto,Cn.
STEPHEN S. DALGARN, Trustee
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TUESDAY MORNING. sEPfENRER :. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-01
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
WASHINGTON & LIPP1TT

~ ILL k".p on han a constant supply o. COAL
~ Of all kinds. and SAVED ana SplIt WOOD,
Tnien they ~i furnisn and deliver in qna ntites
s"it cust"n=ra. for Cash Orders left AT YARD cor
nsr samuel street nd & q. r r.
% Cash paid for Bones
June 10. t-T3-Iv
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chaFlestoWn, JeHerson County. West Va.
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WATCH-MAKING
"-lmes GO Bust,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
EnarIeatnurn InTn-ao.. r.. w ".

IL AVESG formed Co-Pertnership for the pur-
= , pose 6en.e:geticaliy conducting the business
of House Building and Carpenterng generally;
hereby notify the citizens of the county of Jefferson
that they re'dy for aud solicit orders and nv
Proaptitu6e, faithful work and moderate chareea
expect to make it advantageous tc all to employ
them.
January 81. 1s7s-,f
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PATENT MEDICINES,

SCHOOL HOOKS AND STA rI0NERY,
sHclug III oi the ,nnet pppuisr ana reliabIe re-
IedIe-. and also tho latest Novels finest kinds
stationery.
ES-.As she quality OF dedirinss' Ia always Of the
:rcStest iInPor'a nee byth the Phvsicsn nd h:s
P-tten'-, make IT c"u-tau; care to secure
out the ;u' 81 Medicines. sud b. his tong tx
=. 'eHcr Ia Ins r"ta1i bu-Iness ne is prepared
4 PnSsiclnu=' Per i.Iipus and Com pouur Nehi-
-t'''s 4 ,'-dIng Tu tn" istst +tr.t"-1 ruirs
'a7rinPcT The 'u lie confidently rely ",
wing thHfT PRESCRIPTIONS fully sud 4rcuTAIriv
'"-nsrr1 u: ali anur~ "f 'h. dIv and nrrht
Is. / tax" tH'- &c" isIrn return i rrrrs
nSnE- 80 % srTv 'rr=v patronage best upon
- ~ 'nr CON Hunl'v- aud tn express grateful
-rSr" "f-i'1s snent a. fnr high appreciation ut III
s', '-trZsu@ II ii 'rts them rru-Iiny
nat nHy ne able IF thc futur. render entire
-Tfls'e''san Ni wh" may iav"r With Their cup
aud confidence. GEO 7 LIGHT
F-p-uarv 20. 1872
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JUST RECEIVED.
on PIECES new style Spring Prints.
ri HALF>BLEACHED Cottons, L. D. and
# # other leading brands Shirting Cotton
"AMSU1TA, Twist of the Loom, and lower
w grades Of BIeached Cottons.
pED Ticking, Hickory, 1O-4 Brown and leached
ID Shirtings.
Drown and Bleachcd Drills.
w Country Produce.
February 8, 1874. FRANKT GROVE
I AD'ES' Particular Attention is called 10 the
\ magnificent stock of MILLINERY GOODS at
Gotdsmiths Twin Fronts. room in the rear of
Store l9 is prepared for the exhibition md Fash
ionable MillineF is in constant attendance. The
styles are the very latest, and perfectly beautiful
Prices lees than could be lima gined
% Call early and make your selections.
October = 1878
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ID US5. Drugs
8RUGs, NElIGlAES AH0 GaEHiGALS

I'r"tlr C"Hi, Lni.rraIing, Sperm. La rd and Lin
---ri OILS. ali 't which vii: be RnIn law tue
--s-s-ru markets. viii .ffmd also C"ai Oil Lamps
;aiOs Vases. TotleI Fancy riClcs me Per
sIinrrr"a of the m,'st p"priar kinds. funadcs.
-S'ns- Am'"'-'a Burp"rt's -'ncuain' Stsncbra rT's
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INCIDENTS I'M BISHOP WHELAN's

INCIDENTS IN lbISHOP w HELANs
L1FE.-Bishop Whelan was one of the
most self-sacrifcing men of his order
anywhere. While not at all demonstra-
tive in manner, he was enthusiastic in
work, no kind of labor being too humble
for him to do with his own hands when
necessary. 1t is. related that when the
new cathedral of this city was built and
no workman could be found willing to
undertake the perilous task of erecting
the cross on the spire, the bishop himself
assembled to little platform around the
steeple near the top, and placed the large
cross in the ball prepared for it. On one
occasion in his earlier days, when a
priest at Berkeley, candidate for Gov
ernor on an electioneering tour met
Father Whelan and not knowing him,
asked who did the stone work on a new
chapel near them. The answer was, 81
did" "Who did the brick work." An
swer, II did" "Who did the wood
work. II did" "Who is the pastor?'
II am Whereat the candidate for
State honors presented the many-handed
pastor $50 for his church.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river rose two inches during yes
tcrday. Last evening the marks at the
wharf indicated 2 feet IL inches in the
channel and rising slowly.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour Yesterday morning.
The Mallie Ragon is the Parkersburg
packet this morning.
The Andes Is running in the Cincin-
natl and Portsmouth trade. and the
Granite State in the Pomeroy and Gin
ciunati.
The Cincinnati ComD,ercioi of yester-
terday says;
Mr. Ed. Muhleman. clerk of the Andes.
has sold his interest, OHe-eighth. in the
Andes. 10 Admiral David Gibson. Mr..
Muhleman Is now ready for the first
business offering in his profession. He i
Il worthy gentleman.
BY Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June lO.-River sixteen
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
EVANSVILLE. July 1O.-Heavv rains
and slight shower all day; mercury 20
to GS degres;. The river is swelling Il
little. DOwn-Laura. Davis. and Evans
vile Sandy; Up-Geo. Roberts, and B.
II. Cooke. Business was very light:
with but three feet Of water to Cairo.
CAIRO. July Observation-Disclosures Mi
Ter, Cincinnati. River II feet aud falling.
Weather cloudy and shower this after
noon; mercury 7G degrees.
ST. LOUIS. July lO.-Arrived-Kin-
ney, Missouri river; Atlantic. New Or
leans; johnson, Keokuk; Gray Eagle,
Quincy; Clinton, St. Paul. Departed
Kinney, Missouri river; Mitchell. St.
Paul; johnson, Keokuk; Belle Memphis,
Memphis. River rising slowly. Weather
clear and cooler.
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closed during the ceremonies, and many
nrivate residences in the city were drap-
ed in black. The procession was more
than mile in length and, although 1t
moved with more than usual rapidityr
owing to the care and efficiency of the
marshals, it occupied half an hour in
passing a given point. We mention
these particulars merely to convey
70 those who did not see the dis
play some idea of its extent and character.
Throughout the whole, not only in the
procession but in the throngs that lined
the streets, there was an unmistakable
expression of grief for the death of Bishop
Whelan and of sincere respect for his
memory.
The pedestrians accompanied the fu-
neral train as far as the Fulton mill where
thew halted and, after the carriages had
passed, returned to their homes. The
BODY of the dead was borne to the new
Catholic Cemetery about four
miles east of the city,
a spot selected and purchased and
ornamented by the Bishop himself, and
where, in his will, he expressed his desire
to be inferred.
The grave had been prepared in a ioca-
ton selected by Bishop Whelan as the
site of a mortuary chapel which is to be
erected on the grounds, beneath which
his BODY will await the resurrection OF
the Just. During the transfer of the cas-
ket from the hearse to the grave the
clergymcn preceded the pail-bearers,
chanting the Miserere The ground was
blessed by Father Park, and after the
coffin had been lowered into the
bosom of Mother Earth, the of
floating priest recited in unison with the
whole concourse there assembled. the
PRAYERS usual at the burial of the dead.
Thus ended the obsequies of Bishop
Whelan, a man who, for his many noble
qualities had cndeared himself greatly
to all who knew him, and, by his virtues
as teacher of religion, enjoyed the fila
love of the multitude of those who had
attended his ministrations. May he rest
in peace! ..'. e..
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go tain no mercu.
| nv or mineral whatever, Much serious
sick ness and suffering Is prevention ny
lheir timely use; and every family should
have them on hand for Their protection
and relief when required. Long rAp"f
fence has proved them the safest, sunNL
and best or all the Pills with which III,
market abounds. by their occasional usr,
tho blood Is purified, the cor ruptionN "
the system expelled, distractions rrm0\'
ed, and the whole machinery OF lie r.,
stored TO It's healthy activity; internal
organs which BECOME clogged and slug
gish are cleansed by Ayers Pulls ana
stimulated into action. Thus incipicnl
diseases IL changed into health, the value
of which change, when reckoned on W."
vast multitudes who enjoy IL, can hhflA
be computed. Their sugar coating make
them pleasant 10 take and preserves Their
viItues unimpared for any length OF tlmr'
50 that they are ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable. Although searching they are
mild, and operate without disturbance 10
the constitution, or diet, or occupation,
Full directions are given on the wrap
nor 10 PaCh box, how Ia us" them ~ q
Family Physic, aud for tho following com
plants, which these pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ListIeSS.
ness, IAnguor, and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately Ia Siimulaf"
the stomach, and restore Its healthy tone
and action.
For Liver anu llN Nhl'hH
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head.
ache, Jnundice or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie aud Bilious FcYcrs, they should b"
judiciOusly taken for each case, 10 correct
the deceased action or remove the OBJ
stTuCtiOns which cause H.
For Dyscntery or Diarrhom, hut one
mild dose II generally required.
For rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, I'alpiia'
ton OF the Heart, Pain In the side, Back
and Loins, they should be continuously
TAX en-, as required, to change the deceased
action OF the system. With such change
those complaints disappear.
ItFor Dropsy and Dropsical Swelling,
they should ba taken In large and frequent
doses 10 produce the effect Of n drBslic
For Suppression, n large dose should h.
taken, ms IL produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
As a Dinner PHI, take one or two Pills 20
promote digestion and relieve The
stomach. N.. H.
An occasional dose stimulates the stom.
aCh and bowels, retores the appetite, and
inviRorates the system. Hence II u oh'n
advantageous where no serious dernKr'
mcnt exists. one who feels tOl"TnbIy well
often finds that dose Of thrs" Pills make
him feel decidedly better from thrlrcirah'
| Ing and r"nOvating effect on the dignll'r
| apparatus.
PREPARED ny
DR.. j. G. Aver q Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, T.. \. A.
For ale by all Druggists Everywhere.
SovG
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A PLEASANT ANNIvERsARY.---Thc
Wheeling Turner Association Is of age
and entitled to all the rights, privileges
and immunitics of an American citizen.
Yesterday was their,twenty-tirst annlycr-
sary, and they celebrated it rs only Ger
mans know how. During the afternoon
the society paraded the streets, headed
by Kramcr's Band, which included Prof.
Louis Gaus, and, of course made the best
of music.
In the evening Turner Hall was
crowded to witness the splendid gymnaS-
tic performances by the members of the
Association, which could not be- cXcelIed
by anything outside of professionals,
After the performance the Beethoven
Singing Society favored the audience
with short concert, which merlted the
applause and appreciation Of all who
heard them. At the conclusion of the
gymnastic performance and concert the
hall was cleared and the remainder of the
night spent in enjoying the pleasures OF
the light fantastic toe. Kramer fur
niShcd the music. and everybody was
happy.
Aqua s,o+aI oL,yo tho Turnnr sSo-
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thc fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers en-
tered in the County Clerks office for the
week ending July 10th:
Deed made June %, 1874, by james
H. Forsythe, transfers to w. VI. Bots
ford, the north 30 feet of lot No. II, on
Market, between 18th and 18th streets.
Admitted July 3rd, 1874; 5000.
Deed made June u, 1874, by Isaac
Irwin, special commissioner, transfers to
the City of Wheeling over one-half acre
of land on the Island, in ID. Zanes addi-
ton. Admitted July 9th, 1874; 600.
Deed made July LIST, 1874, by ID. c.
List, executor of the will-of Robert IL.
Cummins, deceased and Ann NJ. Cum-
Minis, transfers to August Wiedebusch
portion of lot No. II in square No. g.,
on the corner of Market street and Null
berry alley. Admitted July eth, 1874.
$4,000.
Deed made May s, 1873, by Henry
Helfenbine and wife, transfers to Fred.
Herbest part of lot No. II of the Cruger
estate. Admitted July 9th, 1874. $500.
Deed made April 2, by John Mcclure
and wife, transfers to John F. Hukill lot
No. 90, in McLure's addition, being 80
feet front. Admitted July Z, 1874. $40.
Deed made March %, 1874, by Theo-
dore Fink add wife, transfers to Henry
F. Richards lot on South Front street,
adjoining lot No. 6, in Fink's addition,
on the Island. Admitted July I, 1874.
S2G8.37.
Deed made July 9, 1874, by Mt. Zion
Cemetery, transfers to Anton Spar lot
No. l08 in said cemetery. Admitted
July 8, 1874; 80.
Deed made May 90, 1874, by VIM P.
Hubbard and wife, transfers to q. w.
Kennedy the east one-third of the north
half of lot No. Is, in VIM. Shriver's adj
dition. Admitted July 8, 1874; 900.
Deed made July /, 1874, by James NJ.
Dillon and wife, transfers to Henry X.
List lot No. l3 in square No. Il, and
having front of about 30 feet and II
depth of l22 feet. Admitted July 8,
1874; $500.
Deed made July It'll, 1874, by W. Col
lins and wife, transfers to Margaret Syl-
Wis a lot of ground in McLure's addition
on the Island. Admitted July 9, 1874;
$500.
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The COMING BOAT RACE.--The ar
engagements for the boat race between
Fred Bright of the Nail City boat club,
and James Corcoran of the Hcgner boat
club have been completed, and the arti-
Giles of agreement signed. The follow
ing is the first article which comprises
all that is of general interest:
The race shall be for the sum of two
hundred and fifty $3.50 side, and
shall be rowed at Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, on the 18th day of August, 1874.
between the hours of two and five o clock.
p. VI. The course to be from the present
landing of the Martin Ferry ferryboat,
on the West Virginia side, TO point one
and one-half miles above sain landing
and return to the point Of starting.
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-The following
letters are held in the Wheeling Post
office for postage for the amounts named:
Miss Mary Carney, Westernport, Al
leghany county, Md, 8 cents; Miss Ra-
chel Lewis, Little Sankusky, Ohio, 3
cents; Miss Hattie Z. Phelps, Lyons,
Clinton county, Iowa, 3 cents; Sister
Mary Pilomena, st. Louis Hospital, cor
ner of 4th and Spruce streets, st. Louis,
Mo-, 3 cents; Caroline johnson,
better direction and postage; Edward
Westwood, Esq, South Wheeling, cent;
William Sharkey, South Wheeling, l
cent; Abener Charnock, Esq, South
Wheeling, cent; Arbeiter Fre,md, city,
l cent; Mrs. Ellen Neolien, White Rock,
Fayette Co., better directions.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
100 Half Bbls Lake Herring.
100 I" White Fish.
3DO No. 3 Mackerel.
$40 No. . Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel, 2 and 3 in quarter
barrels and kits. ~
y Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. y. MolaSSes.
so Hhds choice \. .. Sugar.
50 Bbls SYrups. .
90 Rbis Standards A. b, Extra e. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
&C Sugars.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
. Half Chests prime to choice q. p.
Teas.
so CaddieS prime to Choice q. Il. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces HalbrookS J. k.
Millincr's, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best in the coun-
try. our stock Is fun and complete, and
will be offered to the trade ut the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 10
call and examine our stock before purch-
aSiug elsewhere.
marble NELL Il ELLlFGHAM.
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roo MncH ToNauE.-Yesterday af-

Too MUCH ToNGUE-Yesterday al
ternoon. Mrs. Mary Sweeney went before
Souire Forbes and swore out warrant
for the arrest of Johanna, Mariah and
Honora Burke, charging them with US
inc abusive and obscene language toward
her The Justice held Johanna in the
sum of one hundred dollars for her good
behavior for one year, and Mariah in the
same amount for six months. The case
AGAINST Honora Burke was dismissed.
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PREVENTION OF HYDROPHOBIA.-
Thus far this season Wheeling has cs-
capped the terrible disease Of hydropho-
bia but as it has broken out in number
of places lately, it is well to be prepared
to combat it should this city be visited by
the disease. The following are among
the directions given to prevent hydro
phobia:
A dog that is sick from any cause
should be watched and treated carefully
until his recovery.
A dog that is sick and restless is an
object of suspicion. This is the earliest
peculiar symptom of hydrophobia.
A dog that is sick and restless and has
depraved appetite, gnawing and sw"l-
lowing bits of cloth, wood, coal, brick,
mortar or his own dung, is Il dangerous
animal. He should be at once chained
up and kept in confinement until his con-
dition is clearly ascertained.
If, in addition to any or all of the
foregoing symptoms, the dog has delusion
of the senses, appearing to see or near
imaginary sights or sounds, trying to
pass through closed door, catching at
flies in the air when there are none, or
searching for something that does not
exist, there is great probability that he is,
or is becoming, hydrophobic. He should
be secured and confined without delay.
In case any one is bitten by dog
whose condition is suspicious the most
effective and beneficial mode of treat
ment is to cauterize the wound ct once
with stick of silver nitrate, commonly
called "lunar caustic' The stick of
caustic should be sharpened to a pencil
point, introduced quite to the bottom OF
the wound and held in contact with
every part Of the wounded surface until
it is thoroughly caulterized and insenSi-
bic. This destroys the virus by which
the disease would be communicated.
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A FIRsr-CLASS fight occurred betweC

4 FIRST-CLAsS fight occurred between
a Wheeling man and Pittsburgher,
near the Belmont Mill, yesterday morn
ing. The man from the City of Smoke
had been blowing about his ability to go
through anything in this city, whereupon
the Wheelingite stepped up and cleaned
him out in about FIVE minutes.
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HAVE YOU ever noticed how little the
heat affects the ladies-so far as their ap-
pearancc goes ? In the most sweltcring
intensity of all this warmth, when men.
though linen clad and fanncllcss, move
along the streets dripping with perspira-
ton. and void of "back-bOnc' fiery
noscd and altogether carminc rs to coun-
tenance, you may see those Of the other
sex sailing peacefully on, with never red
spot ON their faces more than usual, noses
white and foreheads dry, unscorched by
the furnace blasts Of air that sough up
from the sough. Why i, it? Perhaps
the question touches upon the doubtful
ground occupied by those things that no
fellah can find out.
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Police CoURT-Two cases were
docketed for trial Yesterday morning ut
the Police Court
John Ryan, charged with disorderly
conduct, paid two dollars and costs into
the city treasury.
Fritz Walters left ten dollars and costs
with the Clerk for disorderlv conduct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

SLIGHT FIRE.-Last evening. about
eight o'clock, handkerchief caught fire
from the gas in one of H. Franks win
dows on Twelfth street, which created
consideraeb excitement but no damage,
except that Mr.. R. Frank got his hand
badly burned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

ATTEND the sale of South Wheeling
lots belonging to the estate of 7. J. Camp
bell, deceased, to take place at the Court
House this morning, (June llth,) at 10
o'clock. See posters and REGISTER OF
this date.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

Az inquisitivc, yet kind hearted
mother, having asked her daughter over
which shoulder she viewed the comet
the night before last, failed TO receive
an answer, from the fact that her daugh-
cr was looking over the shoulder Of Il
good looking young man. We don
think the old lady had any business 10
enquire. Do YOU?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

PIANO TUNING.-Leavc your orders
for Piano tuning ut Adams " Lucas >
1927 Market street, and have tpromptly
attended to. Al rork guaranteed. Pianos
kept in tune and repaired by the year at
n liberal discount.
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To KEEP THE PEAcE.-Yesterday
morning George W. Kite was before
Squire Forbes, on complaint of Mrs.
Mary Rutter, charged with using indie
cent language and making false accusa-
tions against the complainant. The jus
tice required Kite to give bond in the
sum of 500 to keep the peace for the
period of one year.
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The FOURTH Is OvER.-Great reduc-
ton of my entire stock of summer dry
goods and carpets, to be closed out re-
gardless of cost. Come on with your cash
Now is the time to get bargains.
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

A SPLENDID Eureka Cabinet Organ,
used very little, is in as good condition
as new, for Sl65, Original cost $50;
offered for a few days only at Sheio'
music store TIA Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

THERE is one good thing about those
white gauze veils---a woman who pow
dcrs looks as respectable behind them as
a woman who doesn't.