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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-06
The 99ailg Arens,

A more robber ridden nation does not
exist on the earth than the United States
of America. Look at the audacity of the
thieves! FROM the president down to the
page Of the house of representatives all
salaries have been doubled The poor
white man Of the north has to support q
wife and family of children on a dollar a
day. In many instances the poor man is
employed only eight or nine months in the
year. With every necessary Of life at such
a high price, it is mystery how the poor
white man in these free and independent
states, with all its. spread eagleism can
keep body and soul together. But how
he does it is no concern of, Grant and his
tools in congress, who gorge themselves on
the fat of the land and become millionaires
10 a couple of years. Look at our morals
Look at the cheek and audacity of this
thieving epoch in the history of our gov
eminent. Blaine. late speaker of the
house of representatives, when first
elected to congress, was the editor of an
obscure newspaper in little, old town
| in Maine, He was not worth al
that time three thousand dol
lars. To-day he is worth over a million
And because he represents this large
amount of money, he is freely spoken Of
as the coming man for the Republican
nomination for president. There is no in
quiry made as to how he accumulated tha
large sum. 1t is enough to know that hi
is millionaire and is ambitious as politi
clan. What commentary upon the
honesty and morality of the entire nation
The people seem to wink at it or pass i
over with the remark that Jim Blaine is
smart fellow, and that he would have beer
a fool if he had not ''feathered his nest
while he had the chance. Public plunde
is the order of the day. The people ar,
used to it. and think nothing of it. The.
call it smart" But they fail to see tina
the country is going to ruin by that smart
ness Bankers, apparently the most trust
worthy, in the country, fail and defrau'
their creditors. Clahin and other mer
chants, supposed to be of the highes
honor and responsibility, defraud tn
government, through the customs, of mil
lions of dollars. The bone and sinew Q
the country is starving. Jersey City He,
aid.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-06

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stantly. Does not
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ASTHMA,

THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE MANUFACTURERS
] and Proprietors of DR.. K. w. Reads Celebrated
Asthma Relief, which is undoubtedly the best
asthnla remedy yet discovered. INSTANT RE-
LIEF is GUARANTEED OR PURCHASE PRICE
Refunded. We pat up the medicine in boxes I
three sizes, which retail for 25 cents, so cents al
81. Persons RENTING retail price will have the
medicine promptly forwarded by mail. pOst-p lid
Also samples sent free to any who desire. Prices
per doc. $1.75; $3.50 and 800; gross price, $lS;
s36; $7s. ETHRlDGE, FULLER & Co.,
Rome, n. Y.
For sale in Rock Island By John Bengston, Emf
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or eighty cents q month. By mail $40 a
year.
Weekly Argus So q gear IN advlnce
No paper sent beyond the time paid tor.
AL business transacted at the Argu.
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- Trains with 1 Through
- Cars
TO NEW YORK.

THIS Is THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebra' ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago to
Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and
New York, W thouI change Ask for tickets via
ForI Wayne and Pennsylvana-Lne.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
offices, at the lowest current rates.
f. X. MYERS, G, p. & T. A,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
TRISTEE,S SlIE

Dl VIRTUE OF \ DEED or IRIS
ID made To- me- ~ Trustee, hy jam. NJ
Baird add wife, bearing date ll,".tI ,l.t, ..
October, lN,S, ANA recorded In book o. f,.....
lj2 B, In the Clerks office ui the t..lt.
Court of ONO county, West Va. viii Doll.
saturday. The 2IIn day OF Arm
1873. commencing at 10 o'clock T. ID.
the 'front.' door of the Court lIuu>,. az uf..
county, in the CITY Wheeling, Wr>, .
sell at public auction the following rr..
estate, viz: The north half at lot numb,
~ uincty-twO, situate on the east SIDE, .
Market street, and on the south Niu, u
alley No. 4, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. in the city of Wheeling, Wr~i ),
said property Will be- offered alt"grllr
and i'm two parcels. Tn" first parcel Is OH.
west "ud of said half lot, having a lIul'
Az ON Market street Of about - feet ami
inches, ana extending back about g. f..r
Ia the west wall OF ia" new dw,I|n.
house. Upon this parcel is erected a il..
story brick dwelling house, now Occur.
10y tcncutS and yielding "A rent of sl>i ..
annum.
The second parcel Is the cast end OF >.t d
half lot, and 'front.'. ~ feet uu alley y. D.
and about % feet ON allryt. Gbuu 'l|,l.r-
eel l. erected u dwelling huu>,' ami .-irt.. DE-.
ter shop, which would IluI4bN. r.gi r..
Sl5j per aunUn.
TERMS or SAIE-Oup-ih|rI 'l.,.r ur..I.-.
money in cash, or ~ luu,N wuf,. "a. a..
purchaser may elect. ami the balance. ur.
Oh a credit of six and twelve months. u...
purchaser giving notes with ~,rurIf,
bearing interest. for thr deferred ra,
mrnlN, ana the IN" iU boz retained uu.
the purchIN" money j. HlI p,.I.
GRO. J.. EpNb, Trustee.
J.CIiAMBElS HEENEl, NuclIuuvrr
nT.ltl
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one dissenting voice, would be, guilty.
He is shown to have been mass OF sell
fshness and self-conceit; man utterly
devoid of affection or principle, and this,
despite the fact that, for long time, he
was the editor and controlling spirit of
so-called religious journal. This trial has
exposed him in all his hideous deformity
TO the public gaze, and even if the result
is verdict in his favor, he will have
suffered such loss Of good name and
fame, as to be utterly unablein the future
TO hold up his head in decent society.
And from his example society may ieaf"
to guide lis footsteps in the path OF truth
and honor. lest its fol- shall be as great
rs his. econdly-Regarding the DEFEND
an, la..or may be taught to all, and
nsrticulsrlv those who profess to follow
his calling, as moral teachers. We are
willing to admit that he is innocent, and
allow him the benefit OF every doubt;
and for the sake of argument, to say that
he i the victim of deep laid con-
sniracy. But whose fault is it that he
has been led into an intimate association
with rascalS and persons Of questionable
character? And whose fault Is 1t that
the chief rascal is enc brought up under
hi, special tutelagc2 Clearly, no ones
but his own. Had HENRY WARD BEECH
Err devoted his magnificent gifts Of mind
alone to the unfolding Of the gospel Of
'pcace on earth. good will towards man,
he would not to-day be literally IN the
prisoners box, standing trial for the
greatest offence on the criminal calendar
an offence for which the law actually per-
mits death, and that at the hands OF Il
fellow man. But hcprostituted his high
calling; he went outside Of religion, ana
not only engaged in secular undertakings
but perverted his pulpit, and on the Sab
bath dav too, into platform from which
to rouse up the spirits of his hearers
20 deeds of blood and strife
No doubt he did this thinking he was
right and with his conscience scared, as
it were. with hot iron; but time has
brought it, certain punishment, and com
pletelv vindicated in him the sayings Of
the Man he prolcsscd to follow, "Thcy
that take the sword shall perish with the
sword" 1t j. not our intention nor prov
ince to write moral essay; that belongs
to "A different class of journal; but this is
a subject which appeals directly to the
community, and therefore is one to be
considered by all. And the great lesson
to BE- learned from it is, that duty properly
and undeviated from, will
surely I've attended with happiness and
contcntment, while an inexorablc Meme
sis is always on hand ready to work ven
geance in some way or other, upon those
who pursue the contrary course.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
THE PHONETIC SYSTEM.

The prevalence Of the spelling mania
has revived to 4 considerable degree the
discus. ion OF revising the spelling Of the
English language according to the pho
netic system. We have already alluded
10 this and the immense difficulties which
would be- in the way of making any such
change; but our phonetic fricnds,-com-
posed almost entirely Of those who have
devoted sometime TO the study Of stcnog-
raphy-have taken upthe cudgclS in favor
of the change, and are advocating it
zealou,ly. The following is an extract
of letter published on this subject,
which gives some Of the arguments ad-
vanccd. rs well as furnishes a specimen of
the proposed system;
1T j. no use 10 try to karacterize
with fitting epithcts the mOnStruS spell
ing of the English language. =. The
time lost toy it is large part Of the
whole skool time Of the mass of men.
Count the hours which each man wastes
in sHool in lerning to read and spell, the
hours spent thru life in keeping up and
pcrirctIng the knolcdge of spelling, in
consulting diC'i"n"rieS,-a work Iha'
writing silent ictt~rS.,nJ multiply this
time by the number OF persons who
peak English, and We shsIl haV tota'
ri ',''''1 TT o -? ','@ g 80" nrin,n,, ,%o siIen,
letters of ENGLISH language is to be count
ed 10y millions of dollars foreach genera
''o"
Now, this has certainly pleasing ring
of practically about 1t; but there are two
or three very great obstacles in the way
of the ideas being adopted In the first
place. t. effect such change would re
qure that there should be- perfect un-
dcr,tanding regarding il hy the English
speaking population of the Globe In
tho second place, having changed the
spelling of words, it would be necessary
To- have also II complete Misunderstanding on
tho sutirr, Of prouuncio,ion. Proyip-
ciaIi.,o. .honlI oyervwb.-c be
corrected for since words would
lnv. =, Inc sneIlcJ 81 nropoupc-
.d a., recommendations o, the same
word in dia.ror, Ioc,Ii,ia. wor,J cousc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
ASSIGNEES' SALE !
or VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property

! The undersigned, ASsIgurrS Boo EIn.
/ ruptcy Of Thomas Sweeney Eukw.
| viii, under and by virtue oi an ufdyr DOL.
! the District Court ui the United Slh'r>. &.
! the District of West Virginia, entered col.
| the iiI day OF March, lN,I, proceed Zoo SOL.
| at public auction. Hl The mont door rI..
! Cuurr House of ohio county, In lh,i |Iy..
! Wheeling and STATE OF West \IrsIu.., u.
Wcdnr<,In, tie 3I~t dH, at march.
| 1879, commencing Hi luU''luch 70. ul.. '..
| following described parcels Of Real l-'I..
] situate in said city, that Is 10 say
/. Lots numbered eighteen j. aut u.u..
| teen ~, on the west sid" ul Main .'u..
! between Nlh and yh streets, ON wHlr'I .
! erected tho elegant and rUwmuIluu~ f,,.
! dcurr occupied 10y SAID Thomas ~N,.u...
| By decd dated February ~, lNI>, ul u..H..
! in ohio county land records, De- buuh
! page -. John Mcclure ana WlirruUh. Nt.
/ 10 said sweeney q rl-hi at way 'lum r.n|
lot i across lot T. Ia Jefferson, NOW H.U
street From said lots i>rNcrrj,d vpmur.
thereof rs WAS taken 10y ih. i. w IL. D.
Il. CO., bN condemnation proceeding, n
the tIIcUIt Court OF ohio county 20 uIa,.
NcrlptIon OF said portion so r,hrh. rrt".'r,
M than'"rN order Book W.. b. OBJ. ''''
Court, page ~.
-. The north hallOf lu' numbered hllN
eight -, between 7ih and N'l streets, 'h
the east Side Of Main street, uu whl'N J..
erected CumiurtIbl" two story h'h.
dwelling.
3. Lor numbered tw.nty-nu" 81, on Tia
cast sid" oi West street, and c"rncring uu
an alley.
l.. The north our-lhirl 1lof lot forts
five ID: liI"whOl' at lui lpTlN-NiN To-: Hu.I
the south iwu-lhird~ 20 Of lot forty S'N'u
, T. ON the west side ui Main street, Zoo.
tween twcuty-Nrcond - and niy-ihluf
-. streets, C-utr" Wheeling. Thr -1m"
viii br sold iu six parcels. cuutaium uu.
third % - Ola oi"u"h. fronting about lW'u
tN-tWO - feet on Main street, rUuEIu.
back an even width 10 an alley, maxim
convenient and desirable building lots.
-. \ tract OF about SIXTEEN aud uur-III.
no. o. acres In the First ward at SAID cIit
extending from JuuIlnIuN Gui io yuJ
partly east of ia" National road, conveyed
Ia said Thomas sweeney IN part 10y Mm
-. WIcihum, Sheriff and COMMISSIONS
by decd dated August |iu, INf Ind a. Do.
cuuI ia said land records ia book 81, rt..
~, and in part 10y VIM. T.. Nichols, by u".I
dated November -. lNih, and pt r"pri DO.
said land records IN book -, pIg" N,.u I...f
Ui which land may be- seen ON Application
To the undersigned. EN agreement d.i'HI
August lU. lNbs, ana recorded In said iuH
records In book H. page ~, said Swr"u'H
10 Robert Marshall q mining rI'N'
uHdcru portion of said land, and said MAJ.
NhBI granted To said sweeney r.
OF the interest Of sad Marsha.
in said land. But nom said aui
is To bee excepted about 500 siuU.
feet, conveyed Ia John IL. Morrow Toy sad
Sweeney, by decd dated June :, INr ..'
recorded iu said land records ~ bput Do.
page JDl; and about iiuy-two pul', ,..
N.yrd 10 \. J. clarke, trustee, hN
Sweeney. 10y deed dated November .
1870, and Of record In said records Iu hpu.
~, page ~.
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THE BEECHER TRIAL

Notwithstanding the fact that this cell
ebrated case has been constantly before
the public for many months, until ii has
lour SINCE reached the acme of nausea, 1t
still drag, itself along, seemingly with
ont end or limitation. Although it has
become 50 worn that the bare mention
i enough to excite disgust, still, like n
plarup, il has fastened itselfupon human
ny. threatening incalculabie dam
soe to both society and moral
ny. Gladly would we bid it an
eternal farewell. and consent never
f. hear of. or allude 10, it more; but il
will NOT hc thus cast oil, for it forces
itself before the face nj every turn, and
aolnts It's disgusting features under the
very eyes of every community. And in
this lies the grept danger. Many who at
first have turned from it with loathing,
have hccomc So accustomed t. reading and
hearing its details. that, toa great degree,
;,snri,,iuaI righteousness has been lost sight
or and is evil influences are left to their
LEGITIMATE work of destruction. lis toe
trnc that familiarity with vice leads To
e commission, and many and many
, finn, has been verified the sentiment:
.,.ic.is a monster of such hideous micn'
int f., lac hated, needs hut To he seen;
b., I'm too Oft familiar with its face,
~" 6rst endure; then pity; then en-
brace
And this will be the effect in this in
s,snc. if the matter is allowed to lie un
disturbed to perform its evil, without an
effort being made to counteract IFS banc-
ful influence.
Looking at the question, then, from
this standpoint, and again reviewing II
for this object, hcalthful lessons may be
da5uced thereirom. In the first place,
take the case Of the plaintiff,
1t is clearly the object of the
defense to prove him such a mis-
creant AS TO be unworthy ofcredit or toll
GRAFTON. In this they have succeeded adj
mirabIv, and if THEODORE TILroN were
ON trial the universal verdict, without
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

AN extract, which we publish else
where, says that it is believed, on good
authority, that the veritable CHARLIE
Ross is a resident in one of the back
counties of the Third district in this
State Suppose after all, West Virginia
should have the honor of giving back TO
his parents. this little fellow. We hope
it may prove true, and he may be recov-
cred
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DIED.

KNAPP-At Denver, Colorado, Saturday
morning, March 10Th, 1873, HENRY H..
kNAPP.
Funeral notice in Evening standard and
Sunday News.
REHBEIN-On Monday, March ., $50,
at / o'clock 4. W., ADAM RtHBEIN, aged
SiXty-Sevcn years.
Funeral from his late residence, Main
street, North Wheeling, att o'clock Satur
day afternoon. Friends of the family are
invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
rOUuTH ST. VI. l.. CHURCH

DREACHING SUNDAY l0l2 A; NJ, AND
JPN, by the pastor, Rev. J. llckem-
dree Kelley, ID. d. sunday school ut r VI.
on Sunday morning Dr. Kelley VIII, by
special request, repeat his sermon preach
aJ at the last Moundsville camp meeting,
ON sabbath. from Psalm LNl; :: FROM
the end of the earth will cry unto Ihee'
when my heart is overwhelmed; lead me
TO the rock that is highcrthan l. All are
cordially invited. lilI-'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

The Pittsburgh Commercial is said to
wan. to know fla "Stratocracy' is that
form Of Government in which every man
takes his whiskey straight as ANDREW
Johnson does?' Perhaps so, and if so'
they do say We have pretty fair speci-
men Of Stratocrat in the White House
now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bA' WUXEEIING,

CASTOR. II. A. PAILISTER. REGu-
LAR services Lords Day, morning
- an! evrning, 1900; sunday School9a. III.
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday evening, 'Vo'
Subject of discourse tomorrow:
Misunderstanding Fuith-How ii is CD
taIned." Evening-"The Parable of the
SOwcr." The public are cordially invited
,~o,tand Strangrrs welcome. mr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
TIE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed III
dress one year for 500. Valuable preml-
ulnS 10 cIuu agents and To subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
Auction SALE

OF Observation-Disclosures. lV,.
" sell, on Monday. March srG . '''
mcncing a. go'clOck, at the rr,.l,u..
Mr. ThoS. Tate, No. 1919 Eufi street. ms.
tire stock OF Household Furniture. t..Y.
Bedding, Sr. Terms cash. Sale ru,.i.
GEO. y. WICKHAM. Aucilonr.r
BY order ThoS. Tate mo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
AUCTION SALE

0F LIVERY STOCk. WILL yr,,
" on saturday, March IN -. 9fI.i
ing at lOoclock, AT NcupnaldiS INN, me i'
Boarding stables, the rulirr sly ""l
Horses, BuggieS, Wagons and Uarn nsoyN %.
tanned in said stables. Sale poSitiy,' ''.''
GEO. y. WlCKH\N
mr3JS Aurt''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO BUILBT>.
I&E known as the Goyernmru, b.'. .,
-Hs-A ingS, on the corner OF Chant, "..
10th streets, will be sold low. TE. ~ q. .!
building, possession can be had IN '.'.
ately; the other one Oh the rr., IN 10
April. For particulars enquire OF N"N '.
THEODORE FINK
No. li2l Chaplint STR.
mario ROY IpNfly,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
MAR RIED.

ELls-BELL-On Thursday night,
March 18th, $50, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. Fisher, Miss MARY
=. BELL to OHIO ". HEIskELI, Jr., both OF
this city.
No cards.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
Street Commissioners Notice.

4 LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
y FED 10 remove all ashes, dirt or
garbage of any kind that may have accu-
mulatcd on the street and alley in front
and rear OF their lots, within five days from
date OF this notice. All ashes and rubbish
found ON streets and alleys after the cX-
piration of this notice, will be removed nj
owners expense.
&. LEONUART,
Street Commissioner.
WHEELING, VA, March -, 1879. ml22i
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HAVING BOUGHT OFT MY FATHER,
III Isaac Cots, at No. lOi1 west sid" Of
Market square, second ward, Will con-
tiuuc the business nj the old stand, and
keep ON hand n select stock of Groceries,
Wines and Liquors, which will sell at the
very lowest market prices.
mrl5ra W. j. Colts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
AUCTION SALE

OF HOUSEHOLD FTRNITI-Rr a.
" No. ~, 10th street. forrn,.rT,.'' ~
street, on Friday, March 10Th comm, ,.'-
ing AT o'clodk \. NJ, CONSISTING ~, pl''t o.
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniip+..' al ''.
mr23t W. II. HALLER Anctia,'e'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
FOR RENT.

III A TWO STORY HOUSE oS SiA-
f@N TEENFll street, near the r"Nt3Iic",
-A-A- with six rooms; newly papcred ana
grancd throughout; EaS IN every room,
KEY next door; rent 80 per im"ntu: hPP'H
70 J. ". MCNEIL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE.
DIR. CHtPMAN'S
LOGAN'S ARNICA.

In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pain OF
all kinds, il gives speedy relief
II il Il combination of Arnira with
powerful oils, &C., making IL II superior
remedy for external use. Price, - els.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE cos -
y TANNING four rooms and h|''I".
nj ~" - lampd.u street. Pu-r'r.
NpTIl lst. EuquIr" of
THD~. r. OWL
40 -, 10Th street, opposite Pu.'
MARION
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
chest Protectors English Felt.
Lemon Grlatinr Tablets Elegant for
HoarsrneSs, and for Singers, speakers, sc.
Extract Beet, BOrdrn'S, with directions
for use in making tea, soups, &c.
Corn Cure Miraculous, imported.
Prepared CloihS-FOr cleaning Plate,
Brass, &c.
Nu~tachc Ommade-lmportcd.
Hair Brushes Frchch and English
Toilet SOapS-Great variety.
For sale 10y
LOGAN. LIST d co,
mar2i Druggists, Bridge Corner
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IL PERSONS WHO PAID TAXES
\ for the year 1874, between November
iuIh. 1874. and December 10Th, 1874 will
have amount of State Asylum tax refund
ID 10 them by presenting their receipts at
the Shprin'S office-nO levy having been
made. fnrSaid fund. K. =. BROWN,
mar2h sheriff ONO County.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
FOX RENT.

l.. \ STORE Room NTH ~ ,.t
"a SAEl Counters and -I''' ...
-I-A- Dwelling attached ' l.....,
I'm, Wari Market square. i".
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CIV" , ",, '''''' 'HERM(NN REM -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

1 LII PERSONS HAVING CLA | VI =
y against the L. W. Il X. X. Il. Company
are requested To file them with the Clerk
of the Board oI commissioners on or be-
fore April list, 1870, at =. III. by order of
Finance COMMITTEES.
mrl>i CHAS. II. pEITERS, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27
FOR RENT.

LA STORE ROOM, DNtI.LIN ~
IN Hail, west sid" OF Nuh''r ''.
-t 18th aud lGIh ~'r"'". 700
Block. Also room Hi pr.-.'.
t. \. WIrkham as uu nl'''HI. ''E.
EuquIr" OF ANI'' H'
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