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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-05
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An Act to remove the Seat of Govern
ment temporarily to Wheeling.
NA Hmm. Minh.,nl

An Act to remove the Seat of Govern
ment temporarily to Wheeling.
WHEREAS, Henry X. List, Michael
REILLY, John Mcclure, George W. Franz
helm, and Simon Horkheimcr, citizens of
Wheeling, have agreed to furnish the
State, without cost thereto, suitable ac
commodations in said city for the Legis-
lative, Executive and Judicial depart
ments of the State, including the State
Library should the seat of government
of the STATE be removed temporarily to
said city, and
WHEREAS 1t appears to the Legi-Ia
ture that the capital Of the State should
be located at u more accessible and con-
venent point, therefore
Be It Enacted By tie Legislature Of West
Virginia,
l. That on and after the expiration OF
ninety days from and after the passage
of this act, until hereafter otherwise pro
vided by law. the seat of government OF
the State of West Virginia shall be at the
city of Wheeling The Governor Is
hereby authorized to cause suita-
bic accommodation to be prepared in the
city of Wheeling for the several depart
ments of the State Government, incIuG-
Ing the Legislative, Executive and Judi
cial departments, and to remove thereto,
and 70 cause to D. properly placed the
books, papers and movable prop
ertv now in the city u
Charleston, belonging TO the sew
eral State officers, including the Stat"
Library, the said Henry W. List,
Michael Reilly, John Mcclure, George
W. Franzheim and Simon Horkhcimcr
agreeing to indemnify the State against
the expense thereby incurred.
.. All acts and parts Of acts in conflict
with the provisions Of this act are hereby
repealed.
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OFFICE OF SEc'Y OF STATE,

Fcbruary 70, DO.
certify that the foregoing act
having been presented to the
Governor for lis approval, and
not having been returned by him
to the House of the Legislature in which
it originated within the time prescribed
by the constitution of the State, has be-
come law without his approval.
c. llEDEICK.
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Speaker Of the House Deicga'ey.
ID. ID. JOHNSON,
President Of tie Senate.
Presented to the Governor, February
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THE WORKS oFW. II. PRESCOTT

New aud Revised Edition. Edited 10y f..
+. Kirk Fifteen vols. l2mo. With POr-
traits from steel, and Maps. Per vol
Extra cloth, S2.2j: half calf, gill extra,
$40.
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r.. W. ll>On,
J. II. Ferguson.
Solicitors.
West Virginia, Kanawha county, to-wit:
Alexander IL. Wilson. one Qfthe plain
titfs named in the foregoing bill, being
duly sworn. says that the facts and ale
cations therein contained, SO Tar as they
are stated on his own knowledge are true
and that 81 far ~ they are stated on in
formation he believes them 10 be true.
\. H. WILSON.
Taken. sworn to and subscribed before
me this both day of March, 1873.
ID. l.. RUFFNER
Notary P.bi'c for
hauatchd county ". Va.
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T. Q u r.

100 Barrels Pollock : Indiana Fancy.
" Washington Indiana Mills.
e Gem Of the West, extra family
Just received and for sale by
mart M, REILLY.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
]. B. LlPPINCOTT & co.'s
NE
Works.
BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

The Life OF Benjamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from orig
inal manuscripts, and nom his printed
correspondence and other writings. by
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
syo. Per vol:-ENtra cloth, $50; LII
Orary, $500: half calf, gilt, $50.
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History Of the Reign Of Charles ".
Three Volumes.

Perfect In all that pertains 10 the max
mg ola book ~. y. christian IgiOH.
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~
Refined Sugars.

100 BblS Crushed, Powdered & GRADUATED.
lUO BhlS. \ and Extra C..
100 IellOwS.
In store and for sale by
nov23 vi. REILLY.
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The Hon. John Bigcluw, well known In
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
"A real service on American literature by
his new edition Of the Life OF Franklin.
IL i one OF the best
specimens Of book making We have seen. 4"
y. y. H,Fdid.
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IWHI
PcIicE CoUgT-Ju3gc Crdnmer.


The following cases were before the
Police Court Yesterday morning.
Henry NJ. Shelf, drunkenness, was
fined three dollars und costs.
Nick Wrcnzle and Henry Russell,
drunkenness, were fined three dollars and
costs each.
Matthew Ebemaldcr, charged with
disorderly conduct, was assessed one dol
lar and costs.
The cases OF Patrick Gibbin, Miles
McGrill, Thomas Owens, John Conogan,
John Manion and Edward Joint, lot
of bows who were arrested for disordcriy
conduct in the Eighth ward, were con
tinued until this morning.
John Mchan. charged with disorderiy
conduct, WIS fined two dollars and costs.
James McAndres, disorieriy conduct
was fined five dollars and costs, and in
default Of payment WAS committed for
twenty days.
Carl Mund, drunk, was fined three
dollars and costs. He was committed
for five days, not being able to pay.
james Heston paid twenty dollars and
costs Tor GisOrdorly Couduc:
Henry King and Annie King were
8ned three dollars and costs each, for dis
orderly conduct. These are the partic,
that were arrested Sunday, tho woman
having "ft" about every hour. They
had no money and were committed t.
Jail for ten days.
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FIXED UP.-Our friends in charge Of
the West Virginia Branch Agency ofthe
Howe Sewing Machine Company, have
Just completed the fixing up Of their
lower Office, No. 1929 Market street. This
they have furnished in elegant style and
with good taste.
But the rooms at No. 1922, although
large they occupy both the upper and
lower rooms, were found to be altogcth-
er too limited and the company was COM
PEELED to rent, in addition, the room
lately occupied by the Peabody Insurance
Company, some ten or twelve doors
above the first room. Their rooms now
give them twice as much storage
and display room as any other
machine company in the city has. And
the business being done by the Howe
company justAes the expenditure The
general and city managers, and especial
" the latter, are men of uncommon en-
ergy, and are conducting the machine
business in way that is really astonish-
ing.
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WIsrER-A FeU Facts for the I'afor-
nation of the Future Historian.-We re-
.pectfully submit the following Klepto-
muniacal report OF the weather as perfect
" reliable in every respect:
Winter has fairly commenced at last
Aftor letting go several times only to
spit on his hands, he has taken fresh
hold. and acts as If he means to freeze US.
The indications are that We are going
to have hard winter if not a long one.
It seems TO have sot In early IN the
season.
This only proves that all sorts OF I'M
pleasan, things are possible under Magic
Relief Wards Injunction.
Book beer brewers, to the number OF
572, have been forced into bankruptcy
their assets amounting to S66, sO2 kegs OF
frozen beer.
Such spell of weather has never been
matched.
Young gentlemen and ladies who had
attempted to persuade themselves into
the belief that spring was here, by COM
ing out in airy attire, were the first to
fall before the icy breath of the destroyer.
Large numbers of dead will be buried to-
day.
A corps of sappers and miners have
been set at work to dig out the bodies of
the street car drivers.
Our latest adviceS from New York, are
to the effect that it will be necessary To
adjourn the great trial because the tears
OF the defendant and brother Shear
man froze as they fell, and Evarts and
Fullerton could not be prevented from
picking them up and ainging them at
each other.
A weli-known lawyer tclegraphs from
Marshall that all the whisky IN the
county is frozen solid, and that mining
companies are being organized for the
purpose Of getting at it,
Charleston is happy. There is no way
of getting the archives of the State Gov
ernmcnt removed except by overland.
Ii is reported Gov. jacob is frozen tight
to the chair in the executive office.
Msjor McFadden, of the Steubenville
Gozcttc, assures US that nothing is to be
seen in that town but the noses of the
inhabitants. which burn holes through
the snow, as they burrow their way to
the nearest saloon.
1t is the unanimous opinion of our crop
correspondents that this will be n good
winter for water melsns
Quite a number of the residents of
Centre Wheeling, will be before the
Justices, to-day, on q charge Of stealing
red hot stoves.
There is no assembling the fact that
the weather reporter of the REGISTER has
gone to Nova Zembla to thaw out.
Well, We must try to polar bear 1t a
little while longer.
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The CHILDRENs lioME-Thcre are
10 Of the little inmates down with the
scarlet fever IL of whom are doing real
well. The other, are yet in the danger
Gus stage Of the disease The friends OF
the home will be kind enough to rcmem-
Der that little deiicacies fol- the Gonzales.
cent ones are always acceptable and
very much needed.
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N-uhardt, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, were
granted license to keep ordlnaries III Ohio
county. ,,..-
of the Board of Commissioners OF ONO
county, from Union district, in conse-
gueuce of bis removal from the district.
Messrs. John Boring and J. N. Ewing
were pu: in nomination for Commissioners
for Union district. Upon vote being
taken, Mr.. Ewing received i've, and Mr..
Boring three, SO Mr.. Ewing was declared
elected.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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BEFORE Squire CALDwELL.--Iester-
day Gabriel Bum appeared before the
above Justice and swore out warrant
against Jacob Emsheimcr, charging him
with breach Of the peace. The Justice
required Ensheimer to give bond il the
sum of $50 to keep the peace for SIX
months.
Emsheimcr then swore out warrant
against Blum, on the same charge, and u
hearing of the case was set for this even
ing at o'clock.
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THE COUR is.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge MsLein.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge MsLvin.
This court met at o'clock yesterday
morning. g,
The morning session was occupied
principally BY calling the docket anu
oface judgments, and re'stting causes
70, trial on given days after the present
week.
The will of Elizabeth Marllng
was proved by the sttestIng witnesses,
and admitted to probate.
". W. Arnett, late Of st. Louis was
admitted to practice in this court.
James e. Forbes was admitted TO bail
TO keep the peace.
Neal Early was admitted to citizen
ship.
The case Of Field u.s. Evans, was CON
tinued, the papers having been misInid'
A writ Of error was awarded upon the
petition of Isaac Colts 10 the order Of
the County Court, removing him from
the guardianship of Larry j. McLain.
Demurrers were argued in the cases OF
Sarah Ritz u.s. August Ritter and Ih"s
Dwyer Us. The Fire and Maine lnsur-
ance Company.
The jury we're adjourned until Wed
ne5day morning.
Court adjourned until this morning at
9 o'clock, when motions and demurrers
will be further considered.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morning,
Mr.. Alfred Elliot; and {. II. thinner
man. roller, at the Jefferson Mills, this
city. went TO woiI, II five O'Clock and
quit p. NJ. in AL eight hours, and in
that time they completed six heats with
twenty two furnaces, and can't come till
four furnaces are ready. They Offer to
work with any one man twenty-five fur
naces with twenty-five scrap balls, one
hccr with two high roIlS.--StevJcny''lc
Herald and NsIrs.
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NoRKMEN under command Of Super
intendent Cummings, commenced laying
the water pipe in the southern extremity
of the city yesterday morning. When
completed water will be supplied TO
those living as TAR down as the Marshall
county line,
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what a Boiler Thinks.

Editors OF the Register.
The helpers of Wheeling ask simple
justice. They want to be paid according
TO the same prices th"t rule IN Pitts
burgh. The helpers in that city receive
the onc-third, and five per cent. They
only ask what is right, and slab try To
exact it. They stuck TO the boilers dur
ing the strike and were their best friends
in all their troubles, and it docs seem to
the subscriber that they ask now only
what is right. Please publish tho fol-
lowing from the National Labo7' Tribune,
ard oblige \. BOILER.
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We ask AN examination Of our large
stock of goods. comprising everything IN
the line of lrst.clnSs merchant tailoring
establishment. We have used all the
care possible in selecting a first class lot
of goods. and will not fail to please you
!t vuu will call and examine our goods
and will guarantee a perfect lit.
LAKIy * PfERsOS,
80 18th street.
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PLUM BEERS.
IoMerChantS & Manufacturers.

rTUE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
am Office AZ No. l522 Main street, for
The purpose OF posting and aduNtinS
books. collecting bills. copying. and other
office work Parties who do not wish 10
carry . book keeper can have their books
pp>-.l up weekly. or CitruCr ~ desired,
and tnc bills made oUt and collected.
--.rbl- IWM. II. ENGLISH.
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Mo IN Of the 100 Choice select
STOCK SPECULATIONS.

Bankers uuu Brokers.
\L..I -,fra.r \4NI \ FTl
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HELPERS MEETlSG.-The helpers of
Wheeling and vicinity will hold mass
meeting at the Old City Hall, in the
Second ward market house, this after
noon, between three and four o'clock.
The existing troubles between themselves
and boilers will be discussed.
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Young Men

Starting in life should take q course of
Business Training at Dutt's College. 1t
is the best institution of the kind in the
country. Many of our leading business
men are graduates of this College, and
base their success upon the systematic
training received there. For circulars
address 2. Duff " Sons, Pittsburgh.
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RoApsAND BRIDGES.

y
The committee on Roads and Bridges
made the following report:
Your committee since the 4th Of April
have stakcd out portion OF the Grcgss-
vile. Clinton and Potomac road and au-
thoried Mr. Wadjie TO proceed and open
the road along the bank OF the creek
fronting the Poor House farm lots also
ordered that compctant man be en-
ployed to place the iron railing at the
end of the Elm Grove bridge. The
committee offered the following resolu-
tons.
Rcsoircd, That the Clerk be and is
here authorized to advertise for propo-
sails to keep toll gates on the Wheeling,
West Liberty Sc Bethany road, and the
Grergsville. Clinton * Potomac roads,
commencing June lst, 1871, bids to close
June s, al 9 A. NJ. Sceduie Of rates
to be seen in this office and the rents to
be paid monty in advance TO the Sheriff;
require to give bond and hold said gate
one year
R;;solred, That J. J. Jacob, surveyor
of the 2nd division of the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany road, be or
dered to make repairs OF culverts on
road; probable cost $500.
RssoLred, That Thomas j. Garden, sur
veyor of the River road Is ordered TO
make repairs on said road to put 1t IN
travelling order-probabIe cost $3.50
In the matter of a bridge at Glenn
Pun as petitioncd for BY j. VI. Cunning
nam and others, across SAID rum your
committee recommend that bridge be
hniIt in accordance with the prayer Of
the petitioners, at probable cost OF SoOo.
The committee recommended the pay
ment OF bills amounting to 1862.
In reference to the above report, Mr..
Srbnltz offered the following, which was
adopted: .r.l,,
Rssoiped, That the entire report OF the
committee on Roads and Bridges be-, ana
the same is hereby referred to the COM
mi,tce ON Finance and Accounts for re-
mort on the 10th day of May, 1875, pro-
ridnd ,bst the account Of Alfred KIM
mon, and Thos. j. Gardner, be PAID.
The official bond Of John Cooper cons,
stable of Webster district was fecleFeu
AN NJ ~ C.ianrn ,:T,rcd to. following;
(yrr.a,,s, Complaints hav"r.-Hmade
in r..,ord to the condition q. .n' road
(-.,,. ,,I.,ns run to the Brooke county
lin. ~. the river road, which own: to
10 r.o,,.t work done on the line OF the
p. ". X X. r. R., has been materially
damaged, therefore
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JuTu received by express, another lot
Of tho-" N"w IorI, Broadway Box-toe
Gai.,r.. tue incest iad,e, shoe that ever
was invented. and the only place that
You cam get them ], at J.. Y. Blends, he
H.. tn nN.lu.INn .nIn
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND Re-
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders NJ ADAMS II Lucas
Music Store. 1927 Market street.
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McKEkyEY has Harper for May
and a'} the fresh periodical literature Of
the day 'uarpers Magazine for this
month is more than usually interesting
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TIE 18th ward !, improving consider
ably. The vacant lots in the ward are
snotted with foundations Tor new houses
TO be erected this summer.
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No. 60, 18th street


LADIES If YOU want anything in the
WAY OF nice shoes, 20 to l.. '. Blond.
lie keeps the best and finest assortment
OF Ladies', Misses and Childron's Shoes
i'm the CITY.
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The Masonic brethren have determin-
ed to make the ceremonies on ST. John
Day, June 2i,h, unusually imposing this
NeAr.
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5000 Agents Wanted lor Genuine Eliiion
EFE AND EABDi;S or
LIVING STONE,

By REV. J. +. CHAMBISS, who from hts
per- onal writings luciudIuE Tire "LHsT
IoURSAIs,' uufoldS NINdly HE Grind
Try, Fruits, Minerals, Reptiles, Beasts,
SIvagcs, &c so pages. 'OU r"ro IIIuSlrs-
lions. only $500 Rich I'm Interest, Low
iu Price. OulSalIS everything. ~ U mrs;
three weeks. Address HUBBARD BROS,
Publishers, Philadelphia. Pa, Or Cmriu-
raft uliD
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RIVER NEWS.

Toe river was rising Slowly last even
mo The marks at the landing indicated
eight feet in the channel.
The Fearless and bargeS passed up yes
terdsy, loaded with iron ore for Fits
burgh.
The Express left FOR Petersburg at
the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, with
light trip.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh for
Ironton, was due last night.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
bnrsh this morning at : o'clock.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
ut los o'clock this morning.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The K. w. SkiIIenger from Pittsburgh
for lronton, and the Carrie Brooks for
GAINESVILLE, are due tonight.
Business about the landing was dull
yesterday.
by Telegraph.
CIYCINNATL MAY 3-River q feet d
inches and falling. Arrlvcd-MInneolar
Memphis; Shannon, Pittsburgh.
CAIro. MAY 3.-Arrived-Chss. Nor
gan, New Orleans; Nick Longworth,
Cincinnati: Glencoe, New Orleans Andy
Baum, Cincinnati. Departed Morgan,
Cincinnati; Glencoe, st. Louis. River
- fee. : inches and rising. Cloudy.
Mercury 81.
EVANSVILLE, May Cloudy, wet,
light ram all day; mercury from 45 to
80 degrees. River raising, feet 1871 on
gulgr Down Bowling, Green, Liberty
80. !, Dick johnson. Up-ldlewiidr
j. ". Mills, Morning Star. Business
light.
NASHVILLE, May 3.-Rivcr still rising
with SO feet on the shoals. Raining
hard. Arrived-Burksville, Cairo. De-
parted-Branford and Kendall, Upper
Cumberland.
Sr. LOUIS. MAY Dictator,
Illinois river; Mitchell, st. Paul; julia
Vicksburg; Savannah, Fort Madison.
Dcparted-Grcat Republic, New Orleans;
Chester. Ncmphis; Clinton, 81 Paul;
Rob Roy. Kcokuk After rising few
inches lus. night and early this morning,
.r, r.,.a- Iguta T., 81 stand wit n ~ feet
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Go to Gold Bros, where YOU will find
the very best styles Of Clothing Tor less
money than any other house. Don't fail
10 give them call, at No. ll01 Main
street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-04

V. BLoND has the best makes Of
.nd.o, box-tord shoes. He keeps them Of
different widths and Of the latest styles.
Call and see them ut 1875 Aiain street.
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Horse radish and milk will remove
freck!cs. We don't advise a"y OF our
tair readers to try it on though.
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Ware clearing out to make room. \
large lot of best Calcos at 6tc. Come
soon if you want them.
}. s. RHODES & Co.
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The only place in the city that you
can find Children's Box toed Button
Caters is a, L.V. BLoNDs.
1885 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-04

ONE establishment on Market street,
sold eleven kegs OF Nail City Book Beer
yesterday.
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For Music Music Books, Pianos, Or
gaus. Stools. and Covers, 20 to Adams&
Luru, Music Store, 1927 Market street.
They make speciality Of these articles,
nud -ollat tn" lowest prices and Oh the
most accommodating terms,
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NoT,cg T. TIE LAUHs.--I am forced
10 SCI. and have just opened a large MS
.ortmcn; # Mohair mixtures. glance
Mohsirs, silk PopIin., Silk Check Pom.
gcs, figured SILK, twill and iron silk,
and striped Grenadines that l am forced
to >cIl out regardless OF what they cost.
J. W. FEIREL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-04

\ BIG lot of Black Silks from a New
York anction. at less prices than ever
heard OF before.
J. s. RHODES s Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-04

A LARGE lot Of black end white stripe
and fancy colorod Silks, just opened At
J. S. RHODES d Co.