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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court met yess
terday morning at the usual hour,
The jury in the case OF the Franklin
Insurance Company, Of Cincinnati, Us.
the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, OF Wheeling, returned a verdict
tor the plaintiff in the sum Of s., 444.30.
The case OF the State as. Babcock and
Hazlett WAS called, but owing to the
absence Of important witnesses the tri-
al was postponed till the 2lst inst and
rules were issued against absent witt
nesses.
Robert Giffin, guardian in Ohio Of
the infant children of c. w. Hsrver,
deceased, was authorized by the court
to remove to Ohio the property OF his
wards within this State.
The court then adjourned until this
morning at nine o'clock.
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OPERA HOUSE.
Letter from General HaIpin of Gin
cinnati 10 Mr.. +. q. Riggs, who II
Engaged TO Perform I'm our City
for Three Nights and . Matinee.

IOT Ahree NiSh's "no !" :" "'heo'
T. G. Riggs, Esq:
My DEAR SIR-Permit me to express
the great pleasure | experienced while
witnessing your very clever epre.enta-
ton OF Irish character, at Wood's The
alre, during the week just ended.
For many years Irish character has
been sbameiulIy .burlesqued on the
American stage. The stage Irishmsn
has been always, in the hands OF most
actors, drunken. brutal, lazy, idle,
quarrelsome fellow. and 10 the unread
ing ard un,hinking public, who fre-
quent theatres. gave very false idea of
the true Irishman. have seen crowd
ed houses roaring with delight, over
the most superlative nonsense put into
the mouth ofan 1rishman on the stage,
and a. actions go vulgar that the most
ignorant Irishman would shrink from
with horror.
From all this foul rubbish you have
relieved the stage, and presented the
Irshman rs he resll y is. "Shin Fame,
as you render it is a model OF correct
ness in itself, even apart from the great
talent, vigor and taste you bring 10 its
execution.
Your rendition OF the Irish Detec-
tive" ranks you, in my opinion, as an
artist of the first order, and should se-
cure for you a fame second to that OF
no man. who has esssyed to portray
Irish characters. There is a versatility
OF genius displayed in the various char.
acters assumed in the Detective, that
provokes wonder, laug hter and ap-
plause.
Your "nigger' is at once truthful,
simple and grand. as indeed, are all the
other characters. There is not . single
vulgarlsm in the two plays / have
named. The Irishmsn as you repre-
sent him, is indeed himself, without a
little OF exsgerstiop, playful, mirthtul,
cheerful, and always hopeful.
1t is real pleasure, not always, or,
indeed, often, vouchsafed 10 the Amer.
can public, to witness your perform
ances. From the plays you have care
fully eliminated every act and express
sion that could give otfense TO the most
fsstidious taste. for which you deserve
the thanks OF Irishmen who desire to
see their country fairly represented be-
fore the American people, and the
thanks OF the public in general for
having a truthful representation OF q
people who compose large element in
the general population OF the Union,
and whose national CHI lracteristics have
been the subjects OF eulogy with all
civilized people for centuries.
Wishiog you every success in your
efforts to present our people as
they really are. believe me, my dear
Mr.. Riggs, yours truly,
WV. G. HALPlS.
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River News.

The marks at the river last evening
indicated 7 feet 2 inches in the channel.
The Express departed for Psrkers-
burg yesterday morning,
The Exchange departed for Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning.
The towboat Tom Reese passed up
yesterday morning.
The Dexter and Sam Brown passed
up yesterday morning.
The Mallie Rsgon leaves this morn-
ing at o'clock for Pittsburgh.
The Courier departs for Psrkersburg
at 101 o'clock this morning.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS
From The Review and Examiner.

From The Review and examiner.
Rev J. s. PoMERoY, Of Fairviewr
Hancock county, is new competitor
for Congress. There has been one too
many for the Pomeroy family in Con-
gress already.
TEE School Echo, published by pu-
pills of the Washington Union School,
| for April is q very creditsble number,
and has several pieces Of poetry and
prose OF unusual merit.
We understand that the laborers on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Bentleysyille, whose strike we noticed
last week, have returned TO work at the
same wages, but with a reduction Of
hours.
The election for borough officers in
Claysville on Friday, May Stb, 1874,
resulted as follows: Chief Burgess
A. A. Mealy, 46. Assistant Burgess -
| J, R. McLain, 90. Council-E. B.
Dougberty, 80; j. G. Noble, "a; c. B.
Abercrombie, 90 John McEIwee, %;
Thomas Ritzel, %; T. S. Irwin, I; n.
B. Noble, |. School Directors-John
Gourley, 81; T. C. Noble, %; j. D. Nc
Ribbiu, 80; A. A. Mesly, 81. Borough
Coustable-G. W. BotkiD, &c. Audi
torn. A. Irwin, l. Whole number
OF votes, 81.
L. NJ. SPEER, of Bellevernon, offers
the Baltimore and Ohio Short Line
Railrond Company twenty-five acres o.
land and ten acres OF coal, on condie
tons that they locate their round hsus'
and machine shops on the land. He
also offers ten acres OF land and as much
coal to any company VINO will locate
on it an iron works sufficient to employ
five hundred men or more. Mr.. 2. is
evidently not so thrifty" as our land
owners about Washington. When they
even smell" chance OF an enterpris-
ing manufacturer of any kind wanting
to establish works here they encourage
the movement by doubling the price o
their acres.
ONE day last week a son Of Mr.. John
IIemphilI, one OF our County Commits
sloners, while wandering about his
fathers farm in Hopewell township,
found chain, collar and skeleton OF a
fox hanging on a fence which had been
nearly rotted down and grown over
with briars and bushes. On talking
the matter over it was remembered that
about ten years ago pet 'ox thus
accoutrtd, belonging to Mr.. Thomas
Bartilsou, neigh bor, made bis escape
and had not afterwards been seen or
heard from. ltwas not difficult to con-
clude that these remains were all that
was left Of the pet.--Rsporter.
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To BoNpHoLDERs Notice is hereby
given to the holders OF the bonds ia
sued by the borough OF Washington,
Pa to the Hemptield Railroad Com
psny, that, by virtue of an act OF the
General Assembly OF Pennsylvania APP
proved April 90, 1874, the borough was
authorized to fund the said indebted
ness into other bonds Issued by said
borough. In compliance with the
above, the holders will present their
bonds at the office offs. nazlett, WASH
ipeton, Pa, on or before May 18TH,
1874, for exchange. The new bonds
are free from all taxes.
SAM'L HAZLETT,
Chief Burgess.
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REYMAN's BRRwRRY.-Y esterday af'

REYMANs esterday af'
ternoon a number Of our most promi
nent and respected German and Amer,
can citizens were invited to pay a visit
OF inspection to Rsyman's celebrated
Lager Beer Bre 'ry which is located
in the quarter of the city sometimes
called Manchester, and is reached by
way OF the old Zane street bridge. The
city press, comprising the REGISTER, In
telKgencer, Arbtiter Freund and
Sunday News, was not forgotten in
the invitation, and representatives Of
each Of these papers made the tour Of
exploration through the spacious vaults
OF the brewery in company with the
throng of other guests, conducted by
Mr.. Anton Reyman himself and by
Captain Hess, his gentlemanly assist
ant.
Reymsn's Brewery is one
of the most extensive lager
beer establishments in the United
States, aud supplies customers in many
OF the States OF the Union. Some idea
of its capacity may be had from the
fact that it actively employs a capital
OF 1925, 900 and can produce 900 kegs
of beer per day. The vaults extend
200 feet under Chspline Hill and pre-
serve the uniform temperature that 10
necessary for the perfection ofthe beer.
After conducting his guests through
the brewery and exhibiting the various
stages Of the manufacture oil beer, Mr..
Reyman invited all present to psrtake
of a splendid COLLATION., which was
heartily enjoyed by all, (including the
Committee on Streets and Alleys, who
arrived at an opportune moment }
Songs and speeches and toasts evinced
the pleasure OF those present.
n. B.-The representatives OF the
press, having attended numerous tenn
peraDce meetings during the past
month, contented themselves with maxi
ing note of the proceedings. They
10 not drink.
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THREATENING TO CREMATE.-Ye ester
day John Miligsn was arrested and
taken before Squire Mccormick,
charged with having threatened to
burn bic neighbours property. The JUS
tice held the accused in the sum $500
to keep the peace for the period OF one
wear. Bond was furnished and Mill.
gan went his way rejoicing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

GREAT BARGAiNs.-J. W. Ferrels
second new arrival. ! will open on
Monday morning a magnificent and
splendid lot Of Grenadines, Japanese
and Silk Dress Goods and all the latest
shades, and splendid stock OF Lama
Lace Goods, enough to supply halt
Wheeling, at such low prices as will
astonish the buyer. Call and see for
yourselves. J. W. FRRREL,
Cor. Main and 10Th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

DISMISSED. esterday afternoon
Isaac Wolf was taken before Squire
Gillespy, charged with stealing a game
cock from Charles Allen. The evidence
disclosed the fact that the accused was
entirely innocent and that tine rooster
had died instead OF being stolen. The
case was dismissed at the costs oil the
complainant.
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Parkersburg Mineral Wells,

WOOD COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
w TAYLOR & ROBINSON, Proprietors.
These popular Wells have been refitted
throughout, and are now ready for The re-
ception OF visitors. The Water fthe Wells
has proven itself 10 be Of extraordinary
efficacy in Dyspepsia, Dropsy, affections Of
ths Liver, and diseases generally OF the
alimentsry canal and abdominal vIscera.
And conJoined with that 9th Chalybeate
Springs, is believed To apply 10 a Wider
range OF dis sase than the water Of almost
any other resort In the country. mall b
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We are reliably informed that the In
teiligsncer WAS mistaken in announcing
Hon. Daniel Lamb as one OF the at
torneys for the plaintiff in the case Of
James w. Sweeney, against the pro-
prietors OF the REGlsrER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

DOM PIArr has sued the Zsnesville
Courier for libel, putting the damages at
only $4,000. That isn't very much,
but then Donn's character don amount
to q great deal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

The name OF the post office at
Harrisville, Richie county, West
Virginia, is changed to Richie
Court House. The name and
site OF California House, Writ county,
West Virginia, is changed to Freeport,
and J. W. Callums is appointed post.
master, vice Thomas A. GIlmor, re-
signed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

SPEAKING Of OF strsws, it is not neces-
sary to see human beings drowning to
ascertain how quickly they will catch
at straws. just chow them one stick
ing in glass and they will at once
exhibit this wonderful freak OF nature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

BLESSED is the man who lives on a
stump tailed street, which has but one
end open for ingress and egress: be is
not troubled with travel and it's con-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

We advise all who want first class
Photographs TO see the specimens at
Robinson e Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which chsrscterzes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

EVENING flirtatious upon the bank
OF the river, Island side, have COM
menced. 1t is trifle early in the sea.
sou, but he spreads his light spring
overcoat for seat, and she lends him
half OF her shawl, which with . pound
Of peppermint drops, serves to keep
them warm, and wakes to ecstacy the
living liar"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

MOTHER STEWART" lady who has
become somewhat famous as a worker
in the temperance cause, will address
the audience at Washington Hall to-
night.
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SQUIRE KANEER has opened his Of
flee on Main street, near Henry Mi
chefs livery stable, and 10 now ready to
give attention to all business that ia
intrusted to him.
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WELL WE WILL sell good wool Tweed
and Cassimeres worth anywhere from
IS conts to 81. 90, at from 40 to e. cents.
1925 goods at Gj cents
STONE & THOMAS.
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WHY buy jean to make your work.
ing pants, when you can buy q pair
ready to put on for Sl.00, at Frank $
cheap one price clothing house, 40, 18th
street.
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To the public who are posted and
appreciate cheap goods aud carpets. !
have just received another large lot
OF greater variety and fully as cheap,
if not cheaper than last weeks. The
prices will surprise any judge o: them.
J. W. FERREL,
Corner OF Main and 10Th Ste.
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Down THEY CoME.-Best Calicos
s cents; 90 cent Ginghams, l2i cents
IS and 20 cent Musins. -! and ID
cents; Brown Muslin at Ct, worth 10
cents. STONE IL THOMAS.
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WHILE out shopping you should not
forget to take look at those all wool
suits at SIS, for mems wear, on sale at
the Great One Price Clothing Hall OF
II. Frank, 40 18th street. Only about
forty more suits left.
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GREAT BARGAIEs.-I have this day
received and opened eeven cases OF the
most beautiful prints from 3 to I cents
per yard and all other grades in pro-
portion. J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling, Main and 10Th Sis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

THE Police Court was a whitewash
yesterday. BY the way, whitewssh
seems to be all the rage at the present
time.
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ANOTHER invoice received OF Mems
Fine French Calf Alexis Ties, best New
York make.
10 JERRY CLEMENS.
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DR.. FULLER has returned again and
will make Wheeling his home on Sum
days, Mondays and Tuesdays during
the next 60 daya, and will be at Steu-
benville, Ohio, at the United States
House, on Wednesdays ThursdavP,
FRIDAYS and Saturday.. ii ;
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DOLLAR! DOLLAR BASKET STORE
1000 Ladies Pic Mic, travelling ard
fancy shopping baskets for sale. S each,
Market street near postoffiCe.
J. G.. STANLEY.
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r Il r. Crown BRAND SHoEs.-EX
elusive sale at
10 JERRY CLEMENS.
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ALL the novelties in Dress Trim,
mipgs for Silk and Grenadines, a;
SwABAcKER's NEW STORE,
l34 lO6l Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-14

The entrance to the Opera House
has been made to look very hand
some
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IRON Grenadiue, Six and Wool,
cheap at 81 % to 80, or 60 TO Sjcls.
STONE l. THOMAS.
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New YORK made Linen Busters and
Polonaise, just recsived at j. S Rhodes
u Co.'S. l33
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PARAsoLs.-Parasols in endless vari-
ETY.; also the newest in Fans, a.
SwABACEER's New STORE,
1901 Main street.
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THE United engine House has been
generally fixed up and put in first class
condition.
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IT takes young lady who lisps TO
properly describe the weather we have
been enjoying for the past week.
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No USE freezing. when you can get q
coat for - cents, at Frank one price
store, 40, l2th street.
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LARGE Bath Towels cheap al J S.
Rhodes d Co.'s. 1873
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LATEST OUr.-Ladies' Lasting and
Curaco Kid Agnes Button Boola.
10 JERRY CLEMENS!
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DoNT swelter in warm dresses, when
or tritle you can get cool Linen
Goods at J. S. Rhodes & Co.e. 1873
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WHO sells all wool suits at IS, com.
plete-H. Frank, the clolhler, A Mon
roe stIeet.
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Now 10 the time to take cold by
changing from heavy to light UNDER
wear.
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DISAPPOINTED amateur fishermen can
buy string at the Stands" for fifty
cents.
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SUBURBAN FOTEs.
MARTINS FERRY.

MAY Is, 1874.
Ar the meeting OF the Council last
night an ordinance was passed pro-
hibiting intoxicating liquors being sold
or given to minors or persons intoxl-
Gated or in the habit of becoming so.
Persons violating this ordinance to be
fiued net less than $40 or more than
$40, or 10 be imprisoned not more than
twenty days for the first offense; and if
the offense be repeated the fine to be
not less than $40 nor more than $50,
and not more than thirty days in Jail :
An ordinance was also passed prohibit
ing the wilful destruction OF property.
A Board OF Health was also appointed
The Ohio City Building Association
will hold meeting at the Office of the
Ohio Valley Ntws on next Saturday, at
six o'clock P. ", FOR the purpose OF
electing officers.
The Merchants Association will
hold meeting at DR.. Vests Hall the
first and third Wednesdays of each
month for the purpose OF considering
the general business interests Of the
town.
The meeting last evening at the
Presbyterian church was we'll attended
and great satisfaction was felt at the
way Mrs. Springer treated the temper
ance question, as presented by the pres
ent movement, Her arguments were
lorcible and her manner OF presenting
them good. The League feels much
encouraged by her reports OF the good
that has been accomplished in other
place..
THE temperance meeting for Thurs
day evening will be held in the United
Presbyterian church, and the address,
will be delivered by Rev. Mckendree
Rieley, OF the Fourth Street NJ. L.
church Of Wheeling, The prayer
meetings OF the several churches, usu-
ally held on this evening, will be post
p)ned until Friday evening, on account
Of this meeting.
About two o'clock this afternoon
horse driven by boy named George
Weber, became frightened at the cars
and ran off, The boy was thrown out
in front OF the buggy, the wheels pass
ing across his body. Strange to say, he
was not Injured.
THIS must be general cleaning up
day with the railroad folks. The way
the men at the C. q P. depots at Mar.
tins Ferry and Bellaire welded bfooms
and brushes to-day was not slow.
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JUST received, fifty more OF those s.
suits at II. Frank. 40 18th street
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ANOTHER lot OF those cheap Black
Silks al J. 5. Rhode ~ Cos. 1913
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BECAUSE

We always treat our CUSTOM
ers in such a way that they
are sure to be pleased and
will come again, and
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The girl OF the festival will soon ap.
appear in all her glory. Strawberries
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Lime and Cement.

7 AN OFFERING HOME MADE LIHt
i and Cement for sale that II uDskefutI
by any imported article when CONES
the city. The article has been testej W
builders and ia manufacturers, 10 who o par
ties win he referred upon wishingto ln'"
tigate. PatToblze home manuiartufe aH'
"a We neight. Al. BDs0,
mar.1g 40 Cor, Woods and 18th IA
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The boys" have got the spring
fever.
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O yn ZACH WEEK. AGENTS VAST
SlE Ed; particulars free. J. Worth
Co, e. Louis, No, mart gsb
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TOb8ccOs.
OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF THE
~ following standard &popular brands:
Il INCH TWISTS.
10 Boxes Millner's.
~ " Prairie Chicken,
Is boxes Yellow Jessa milne,
~ Gold Medal,
10 Walkers.
A." Gold Leaf,
III Penobscot,
II Miller's.
6lINCH TWIST,
20 Caddies Luscious Chew,
POUNDS.
10 boxes Booker's
IS Eda Ashby,
IS Common,
Virginia Dare Navy lbs.
So,
Tingle & Ishams choice navy
Monster 81 and pounds,
Rose Bud Bright nayy3s,
Andrew Jackson Black navy3'
Spun Roll in caddies,
6Twist in kegs,
A II In store and for sale cheap.
TINGLE Il ISHAM.
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THURSDAY, MAY II. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.
Carpets--G. Mendel, Booth d. Co.
Statuary Decorations-A. w. PAUL..
Furniture Polsh-Bocking's Phar-
macy.
Stair Rois-Hsrbour 4 Dit:man.
Terre Haute Glass Works.
Furniture Repaired-Hubbard q
McBurnie.
Put the System in Fighting Trim.
Furniture and Carpets - VIM.
Graham.
Temperance Meeting.
THIS is Ascension Day.
Don forget to vote tomorrow.
How beautiful is spring! and dusty.
By encoring, Wheeling audiences get
two concerts for one price Of admission
The boys" have got the spring
fever.
The girl OF the festival will soon ap.
appear in all her glory. Strawberries
SPRISkLING carts would be q mighty
gool thing about this time.
WHERE are you going to spend the
Fourth of July?
LET US all vote for improvement to-
morrow.
The new style OF oath: May | be
cremsted il l do" ia out.
The people are still complaining OF
the heat.
Now ls the time to take cold by
CHANGING from heavy TO light under.
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AT SHEIB's Music SToRF, TIA Main
street
Weber Pianos.
VIM. II. Shpib & Co. Planes.
Sleinway & Co. Pianos.
Hartman Pianos.
Eureka Organs.
Estey Organs.
Eureka Cabinet Orgaus
Orchestral Organs.
Second hand Pianos
Organs.
From $35 upwards, at q or more
per months. See you 90 to Sheib's.
J. T. LAEIy IL Co, merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. SO Twelfth street have received
their stock OF spring and summer
goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and a perfect fit guar
auteed.