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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
4 GOOD BEGINNING.

The beginning of the year, conventional
though it be, Is, says the Baltimore Sun, an
excellent occasion to form good resolutions of
ell kinds, and more : better than that which
a Virginia statesman once designated the
philosophers stone, PAY as you CO." To
make resolution Ike this worth anything it
should at oDco be put into action. Cease to
do evil, learn TO do well,' are the first letters
in the alphabet of repentance. The Begin
Ming Of the New Year is celebrated by many
by making gifts. This is we'll Be just
however, before being generous, and celebrate
the occasion where you owe little bills By pay
ing them. And besides, if men want to make
the New Year happy to others, there is no pro
cess By which such general happiness would
be produced as by paying debts. We do not
speak of the honesty of the transaction, though
a recognized debt unsettled must weigh on
the mind Of every man who has conscience
But only think what general relief and satis-
faction it would eive if all the small bills now
due were paid What you pay to another en-
ables that other to pay some one else, and so
on through an incalcuIable number. Many
an honest man now finds himself unable to pay
his detts because some small sums due him
have not been paid What better way of be-
ginning New Year than setting in motion,
By the payment of small bills, the machinery
which will bring relief and happiness to SO
many fresides? Pay your small bills nov.
and make it point hereafter to pay as you
60. That is the truess economy, and pre-
vents injustice to your fellow men, extrav-
agsnce in your own households, aud misery
and perhaps want in Others.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

EDWARD TEARNEY, Sheriffofl
JellerSnn county, AGmnls ia.
tor of George +. Washin gtOE,
Gece ,s"d, Paintiif,
Against
ARCHIBALD BOWEN, James |IH CuANCERY.
+. Ryan, G. Fellows, james
L. Il. Va metre. T.: :. "ynd-
han, Nathan S White, and
3 tile Bolts. Elk cutriX of
Lawson Il tits, decd, De.'ts
TENNE object OF this sult is TO recover against
i the NONRESIDENT Defendant. rchihald B0w-
e.. the amount of two bonds executed 80 George
+. Washington PRIOR 10 A?rl 18th, 1860, tor
600, and tie other for $500, and to Iitach all
assets Of said Archibald b wen AID debts due
from Nathan > White, and Bette r Bats, EX-
ccut:'x of Lawson Bolts, deceased, tie resident
Drfentiarts, 10 him, ard also all assets of and
debts due to INN from the other Drrend.,.t is,
metre and L. B. Wynd am. VINO We're resident
defendants waen thIs snlE was brought, but
now reside in the State OF Virginia.
it aDpr0rng, affidavit ii ed IN this SUIT. {! at
the Defendants Alc:.1bald Bowen, James +.
Ryan, j. G. Fellows. james L. f. VanmctrP and
T. w: niham are not residents OF the Stale of
West Virginia. thew are hereby required to an
sad COu' I, on the first Monday IN MaTcn next
and do What is necessary to project their inter
eStS this matter.
And 1t is further orGl'Ied that q copy of this
order shall be pub iSi!Cd nee II week. for four
successive wceis, in the esprit of JrfFr~ou-a
posted at the trout door of the Cunt House of
the sand county at least twenty Gays bciO 70 &C.
rendered.
ROBERTT BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Green < Beckwi,h, p O.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby & wen that Will exccr+e pro-
VISIONS o; f"-eg az" d cTers, at my office "a
Charlestnwn, West Y ma, ON Wednesday, the
Sd daT of February. Ie.5.
Janua v 1ST5-4t Comm IS uler
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
A COpy--TeS g.
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.

Notice is hereby rivcn to all parties interested
that | shalt prOceel t. execute tie prOvISIo1s
OF the foregoing Decree 81 IL" Sheri. Ogce m
Charlcst Wi, ON w dnesC&. ,t-e 10th day OF Feb
ru&Ty, 1879.
GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY
Jan. ID, lS75-4t Commissioner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
TERMS OF SALE.

onc-four,h in Cash, aud the balance in tl.rcc
equal ipstalmcutS, pa, allie l. OF two NJ d three
wears, with interest fron the daV of sale.
cured 10y Deed OF Trust the lard sod.
CEAELES J. FAULKNER,
THOMAS L. GREEN,
ANDREW E. KENNEDY.
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CORN WANTED!
For Crsh or Trade-on the Ear or sbelIed-by
Dec.s. 1874. WASHINGTON K LIPPITT.

DSN'0' III. W 74otII-' q 7 Wv q LII II J 7,
" ANTED.- Every body to try Heuderson's
w EcOnOmic RAking Po~der-Ihe purest. = hea IN,
est and beet ltis manufactured from the moot
wholesome materials. it has Ruper OF in Qua ltv
and is BY FAR the cheapest in the market For
making Biscuita and al manner OF Pastries il
saves time trouble and money Price, 80 cts Der
ID. Sample packages tree, at
HESDERsON'S Drug store
SCHOOL HOOKS aud Stationery in la, ge variety
~ HESDERSON'S
October 8. 1874, .
DREsERvE your Furs and Wooden Gsods. use
! AMI Moth Cedar Soap. effective and ecoaomi.
CAL Tor sale by &. E. BELLER.
Use ChrbOate of Lime. for disinfe-tiAg Sinks,
~ Sewers Foul Alley's, sprinkle in Poultry
Yards. Roosts . nd Sests, and in dog Kennels &C
II vi be found u certain remedy for the vermin
intesting Puoh places, to be had at
June ?, 1874. C. z, BELLERE
CENTENNIAL Celery Salt for soups, Grrvi.,
~ Meats, &c, for RHlsby C.E. BELLER
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BANK NOTICE.
HOUSE AND STORE-ROOM FOR RENT

THE House and Store Room which have been
i occupying JewelIv Store ;Or the last
lure" wears, u for Rent-possessiOn gwen on
january LIST 1875. L. DINKIF
December |. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In tic Circuit Court If J6crson C"u"ty.
H'est Tryi"j", in 7'rm. NoO T. 1874 i:
JOHN MOLER'S Executt!x andI
Executor, P.aimt;it,
AGA ISt I'm CNASCERY
WILLIAM LUCAS and othc.s.
Defendants.
Extract from Dccrce)
ON consideration whereof the Court doth ad-
" Irdge. 0'Gler and dcc:Ce that triS cause b.
referred 10 a Commissioner vi this CUu:.. VINO is
directed to ascertain anu renOTG the qncntitv.
va'ue, and anmua. value, of IL real estate. e.
when the defendant, William Lucas. Is scI FL
and possessed. i" audit ami stat" all lens, by
Judgments or othcrw ;se, with their p. ioritIcs.
upon SAID real "state, report he same t,:c
nett term OF tHls Court N any otter mat
terS SDC" i stated deemed pertinent bv linn
self, or lcpn're! ~ am of the parties - be- SO
stated. AID notice of tie execution of this order
by pubcntln:l. once week. for fOu" successive
weeks, III I'll .'tSp'rit of J ffrrso y a newspaper
puOIShed i'll CharlestOwn, stall be eqrivalenI o
personal service upon the parties aud each of
them.
Copy--Tes G.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

The VALLEE RAILRoAD.-Thc directors
representing the city of BaItimore's $1,000,
600 Investment in the Valley Railroad Com
pany report that twenty-six miles of that road
have been completed, at cost of 81 3d.
795.03. The net earnings of that portion
for eight months was sG,7l376 On the
eighty-seven miles between Staunton and Sa-
lem, 81, 226. S99,s8 has been expended, but
the work has been suspended for want of
means, The company needs $4,000 to meet
outstanding liabilities, and there is likely
to be farther deficiency from the county and
other subscriptions not being paid.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

ne store Room now occupied bv s. N. Tim
Feb. IN 49,. =. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

ENROM rack in front OF the 'torc Of Mai C. "
L T. Kearsi"y, in ChArirSt"wn, On TedncsdAv
blszcd face. and bout me dUn ere A nbcr,JTc
ward will he given Tor her return To the sub,criber
near kao!et0wp, j. ffe!sOn county. W. Va
MrS. CHAS Is. LEWIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT the case
of Higgenbotham Us. the Commonwealth, de-
cided in the Court of Appeals of Virginia a
few days ago, the effect of the decision was
that both the States of Virginia and West
Virginia were Jointly and separately bound
for the whole State debt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

Es The Richmond Enquirer cautions the
public to look out for counterfeit FIVE dollar
notes on the Traders National Bank of
ehiesgo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

HSr The Virginia Senate has passed bill
to suppress games of chance, which is, per-
haPs, the most sweeping one of its kind on
the statutes of this country. Under it every
species of lottery, gift enterprise or raffis is
forbidden. and even the ladies' are debarred
from rafting articles of their handiwork at the
fairs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

lying on the ENst aide uf the Shrn dnnh TiyerHA
!" Jrter'"n county, Wet Virginia. The pmt-S,7t
lie road !'"ding from KcyeS' ferry Ia HiIisbo.
r." passcs through the centre of THE tact. IL has
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
SAWED WOOD. FOR FUEL.
TURNPIKE MEETING.

AY UP All parties indebted to me are hereby
! requested to pay up. Respectfully.
Jan. IL. 1875. JOS. q. EASTERDAY.
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Valuable Timber Land
100 Acres.

THE ander'iRncd offer. for 'sIe. privately, Two
Valuable TrHcts OF TIMBER LAND. The Rr 81
contains
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

of which about 81 acres is in TIMBER. Tho
land is a. the snmr quality and is improved hyn
commudinu~ DWELLING HOUSE aud ali the
necessary Out-Bui.dI rs.
A plat nf the lanes will he shown to any per
wishing 10 purchase. upon application to
either OF Il e Commissioners.
, 1875-10-24

wANrED-FEhdALE HELP.
| Domestics
WAETED-AS EXPERIENCED COOK, WASHER.
At ~ q "so city
WAKTED-A COMPETENT GIRL. 70 DO GEN:
erai hanscwc1s y Irving place first sFeet west Of
| Lesvitt belHeen Monroe aud Aoasos, Aoasos,-----
eaoer.l hou,eroIk % short dstapee 1t into ,ho
cas
IVAKTED-AT q FoRREsr>AV:. 4 GOOD CodK.
Id es. oss seIg
" ss:di:s SeszsT'sa 81; %s't = ::
We:9 e. &s xss st' p''' WIN '''1sn''
W xsae..l hoassrork. GoEnau Or sseds pfsferred. -
W4SNTEp1;A I;..,s:: G5nL ' F9R 1!siAT FoVsaWoRx:
WASSTp6j,i4 pa t3; elRE T9 ASSIST, p Ho5sEH0I:6
Te.ltsh snd nT Ta,la1 '' At ia 0''"''a
VANTED-AN KXPERIKNoED COOK. WASHER.
Hse can fFs f''9c c. IL !. IS
WANTEn-A A.!NTIE srKQNo c9MPETEET GTRI. 70
WASTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL,
.a.ssg i@. sTs 1s Apply I'M
WANTED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL 70 COOK.
e
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO COOK.
sd I Il saF .Sse Mon
VI 4NTED-A THOROUGHLY C0APETkNT GIRL
md
WASTED-A TH0RoUaHLY COMPETENT GIRL
and we'd recommended. Apply tmmcdiatsl, at So Yer.
I1TAaTED-sWFDE. GERMAN. OF NORWEGIAN
~ g. :; ~ sssta @ai, 43a!7aa:z; @ ~. a7,7 ,,7zz
Arr1 M0rdAy uNYn ming A1v frrp Fnrf at
l.s .ssosshotses::f:M~w~N- sossh otses::f: ~ . --- - ~
WTANTED-A GlRI-AT ls7 BLUE SLAND-AV.
y =5z== - - - zz .zzz5
" i general housovork- call Il No. 81 South Jsfer-
soa-s.- --
u7ASTFD-A FiRsT-RATE COoK. WASHER.
W4NTED-AS E3REhIESoEP FER R eiFI en- @ FOB GEN;
Ts=S:..- ~ "a s5se
red al Hpp sy Il Is fa% prefer
Ell nsnd.s 4 GEN.
R F2R
py At sse6 6at.pio 'A '''s Easy pA@'s'
on spp1; 70 " GASs nd
Woodl.Hnsx:: kenwood:
1ouTo 4
II Wet W..ainstaas. 1esdsz morning ffon 10 . i
fEMhAH d haN 2R swMph z asGr.n R ~
Ply ply.t14saps1sor..EM~-------- IA
Is FOE 1a iI,sS GENERAL Hopsh"oRA'
Tf1aTF6-4 C0NPRTFST Girl FOR GENERAL
w hea.s1e.f; sood x.ss. p.a: 8 Wsss Va 1a.a.:ts
w snsli private iarnily. Apply A. Isl Caamot-av,
:ea!h .. Ih!!ty;az.5::.: z7zz7z;5 zzz77zzzz
xori, :. IS Nosth % M.yst.s a Mendsy. f'oooA
,=51 -5fS577IIm- nm 7o77,;o--1,7177
, 1875-10-24
wANTEU--MALEH HELP.
m{sca11aaeoux-~Eout1uued.

M3soallaneoux--Cou
WANTED COMPETENT AND REsPoNS1BLE
Il fesk g.
can So1sy % co,npsn5 VI ns Es.1 M.di.oas1 Room is
WAS;TpKao;A DkXTiSr a2s AZ ASp RE-
as IL
W b!.ass oiss Esic: ~: ,o.s ss@siosss So es
& sss 1sf
MTASTED-GU0D NES 10 CANVASS FOR NEWS
nond. ;rs5 s IL ooi Gs1 I
" IN tbs West to sal tho best pairing srttea in tho
& * e - 10 .: {. :,
IVANTED-A. NAN WHO HAS GOOD CITY
b s: and good
WAHSr!1A311'7 ( FoK
WANTED-A FRsT-CLAss ADVERTISING So:
~ Nsoe, one ta:t is veil aeeusinted tn tho sy .ad
Is sa. tssssn.' sss Add't' f''nx re's1''s'' ~ 1E
D-IMMEDI1TELY-A PIANIsT 1NVsT
s: :.::' 1&DpK A. 1Essss99, At Ne
.Szd*SsS *55 aez 1Ss Fl
WANTED-A FRsTCLAss BARTESDKK, ,CAPA-
AQGTE&4,
erenees R B. TIabune Office.
WASTKp-A coon SALESMAN n 4 WINE AND
nsed anssss XddTsss Il. Tribans ONCE ~ ''l'f'
WANTED-R YOUNG MEN 10 STUDY FOB THR
assa :aa tss m 1ESek s
daph-st~
WANTED-HAKOWARE AND OTHER SALES
men tare mAde &5 per Gay tho road with
ny So2ds' Light sA1nplss sure Aala Addses1 ~ Tab-
WANTED-SALEsMEN TO SELL HARDW1RF
HAKbWARE MANIC. CO.. MapioTood. Cook coun.
WNTED : THREE ACTIVE Statesmen, OF
pay. Apply 1T yard. corner hay and Cagroilsta.
WANTED-A REsPECTAB BILE nor. BETWEEN r
s. - + Isl s1s h,R''h useful In
WASTED-A QUICK WRITER AND CORRECT
w fguFet assistant book eeper and collector Ad-
dress. with reference. P 6d. Tribune Office.
" tS1 S EASY Ha woKK
WANTFD-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT Is YEARS OF
" ago who understand. and Il willing to taka care OF
horso s9d eufgy to collect and ako himset generally
addition to board. 81. Tribune ooice-
w plo5ment for all; loo ooo sold in New York; bic
profits; something new and useful; two aampes, 5
sfa fit esa M
WANTKD-AM4 TO work IN KTFCRRN AND
. ers to tsad bar and wait on table at sas South
WASTED-A. 1--we Mas TO TAKE Orders
Hubbsrd-st-
WTANTED--LIVE MEN 70 CANVASS THE CITY
~ and ktste for the sale of Thofleys Horse and Cat
1Rb On ss3 = - r. Ma aas
in rear Of tho Post Once
, 1875-10-24

W1NTED--Tu WHOLESALE DRUG.
teth IA order clerk wishes situation: ovor I'm
yeaTs' With good hrm in the city, address s. Trb-
, 1875-10-24

DoneStics-
yXrAKTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WASHER,
w and roner who give fzttclasa city 1eie1ences
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

Arrival and Departure of Mails.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

THE Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia Press Association held their
regular annual meeting in the Union
Depot Hotel at Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
The association was organized by the
papers about year ago, to protect them
selves against fraudulent advertising
agents. Mr.. (. l.. Chrisman presided,
and Mr.. A. G. Blackwell was elected
Secretary pro tenn. The meeting was
entirely of a business character. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, +. L. Christ.
man, Washington Reporterj Vice-Prcsi-
dent, Chill Hazard, Mongahela Repubii-
can; Secretary, A. c. Blackwell, Pitts
burgh Quadrat; Directors, J. NJ. Laid,
Greensburg Arg,~; John Frew, Wheel
ing htciiigencer; ?. i. Conn, Steuben-
Vile Herala; W. S. Black New Castle
Ga,cife, and j. +. Campbell, Johnstown
I'oicc. An agreement form between ad-
vertisers ana the papers OF the association
was adopted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

WoRKINGMENs' MEETlNG.-At the
meeting of workingmen, held at La Belle
Hall last Sunday, after listening to the
remarks by Mr.. A. B. Westrup, who
represents the American Reform League
of New York, and other gentlemen who
were present it was resolved unanimous
ly to meet again in the same hall, cor
ner of Chapline and Thirty first streets
next Thursday-but as Mr. Cough lee
lures on that evening, it has been thought
best to pospone the meeting until Friday,
March II, at 1870 P. NJ. All who take
an interest in the labor question are in
vited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11
An O'gan Leading Three Thousand
Singers,

The following letter from the most
eminent organist in the United States,
refers to an organ now used by the Rev.
DR.. Tslmages Church. The organ for
merlv used, made BY another prominent
house, had proved insufficient
NEW YORK, Feb, 4, 1873.
DEAR SIR owe you, personally my
best thanks for sending US (the Brooklyn
Tabernacle Congregation one of the
Smith American Reed Organs to the
Academy of Music. 1t is perfectly won
derful that so small all instrument In size
should have sufficient power to lead q
congregation Of so many thousand people.
The trustees, as we'll rs myself, are much
pleased with it. The quality Of "tOne Is
also all that can be desired. 1t speaks
for itself; and all l have met with who
attend the services, speak Of it as most
satisfactory. Accept my thanks, and be-
heve me to remain most respectfully
yours, GEORGE w. MORGAN,
Organist"
Testimonials in great numbers from all
parts of the United States, England, the
Canadas, and from Missionary Stations
over the World can BE- shown to prove
the enduring excellence of the American
Organ.
New apd elegant styles ofthese Organs
lust received and offered on most liberal
terms.
ADAMS il Lucas, Agents,
1927 Market street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11
WARRINGTON COUNY ITEMS.


From the Review and Examiner.
The annual contest between the literary
societies Of Washington aud Jefferson
college will take place on the evening OF
the Oath istant.
ABOUT two weeks ago some dogs got
into flock of sheep belonging to Rea-
son Fry, of Carol township, and killed
and wounded tfty-three sheep. The
dogs were caught and killed The flock
is fine one and the loss consequently
quite severe.
ANY person who takes up stray cattle
and neglccts to advertise the same i'll one
paper in the county within ten days
thereafter, subjects himself to certain
penalty prescribed by law. Our rural
friends should make note of this.
Anew days ago Henry Amos, of
West Bethlehem, was seriously injured
by ice while attempting to start a gorge
of ice that had lodged against a Hood
gate on his farm on Daniels run. The
ice started suddenly and caught him,
dragging him some distance and severely
wounding both his legs. He is confined
to his house, but is recovering.
The protracted meeting at the NJ. +.
church, Holidays Cove, W. Va, ls still
in progress, the Rev, Heron, the junior
preacher of Florence circuit, doing most
ofthe ministerial labor Already nearly
one hundred persons have united with
that church. This church was only or
ganized about II year since.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Pittsburgh
Leader, writing from West Elizabeth on
March lst, says; Last night William
Bickerton, the president of Zion colony,
preached his farewell sermon in the
Mormon church here. He leaves here
on Wednesday morning. He and four
more of the brethren go out there to con-
tract for the lumber for building pnr-
poses for the new colony. In about three
weeks from now twenty more OF the
Mormons will leave here for the new
colony. They go to put in the crops.
When the good weather sets in the re-
mainder OF the MormonS will leave this
valley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

PERsoNAL.-Rcv. ). NJ. Milestone,
of Pennsylvania, reached the city yeSter-
day, to assist at special services in the
Lutheran church, ON 10th street.
The smiling countenance of "Bucky
Mclaughlin, again illuminates the ticket
office of the b. " o. K. X. Co, after Il
short business sojourn in the metropolis
of Belmont county, otherwise known MS
Bellairc.
John B. Cough and lady will have
apartments at the Grant House, during
their stay here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

IT has been an easy matter within the
last two days, to find out who were the
good, honest, noble-hearted people.
Wherever the snow was cleaned from
the sidewalks, the good people were to
be found; but when the pedestrian was
compelled to tramp through the cold
slush of melting snow, he very accurately
Judged the occupants along thht portion
of the street, as very probably thought
less about the welfare of their fellow-men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

UESTBOUND TRAINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

Say, "ProbS." will winter soon glide off
To GrcCnland'S more c0ugenial shore,
With Sliding-thrUne, branch-sccptre, and
dry cough,
so gay spring birds may Main street
soar
With plumagc bright, OF later styles,
Imported from some foreign lands,
And tailOrs' signs with nobbiest tiles
A. critics, at street corners stand"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

The difference between the iron man
ufscturers and the puddlers, are about
coming to focus. 1t is thought by par
ties yersed in the business that all our
mills will be in full blast again in few
days-Pittsburqh Chronicle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11
New SPRING GooDs.-The senior

NEW SPRNG GooDS.-The senior
member of our firm is now in New York
buying and sending home all the novel
ties in dress goods as they appear in that
market. We will offer to-day and to-
morrow large and varied assortment Of
plain silks in all the new shades, black
and white striped silks, colored striped
and checks, and Csmels hair suitings in
illuminated plaids. Also ladies neck
wear of every variety and description,
lace and muslin sleeveless jackets, &c,
&c, to which we invite attention.
GEO. r TAYLOR i Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

AN exchange says: "If an inventive
genius could discover some instrument
more etfectual in removing snow and
mud from our sidewalks and crossings
than small coal-shovel, he would be
benefactor of the race 1t is simply ludi-
crous, when the streets are ankle-deep
with filthy composite substance, to see
strong armed man slowly casting n
small shovel of the mixture from one
side of the crossing to the other. Is there
no man who desires fame, fortune, and
the eternal gratitude of the community
enough to set his wits to work in contriy-
ing a remedy for this constantly recur-
ring winter evil?"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

FROZEN potatoes are generally past
recovery, and it may not come amiss ut
this season to publish the fact, for which
an eminent chemist vouches, that placing
them in cold water for six days previous
10 using, will make them as good As flew.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

PETITIONS are in circulation for a
daily mail between Wheeling and Csdiz
via Bridgeport, Colerain, Pleasant Grove,
Hatrifville and Georgetown, says the st.
Clairsville Ga-Stts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

Nor a. yet, Is upon us the insidious
wheat weevil, the despoiling army worm.
or the all-devouring grasshopper, but the
air is filled with the buzzing ofthe dread
full grasshopper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

TuE Pittsburgh Chronicle says that
John Frew, of the Wheeling REGISTER
was in that city, attending the meeting
ofthe Press Association of Western PENN
svlvania. Ohio and West Virginia. This
will be news to Mr.. Frcw, Of the lntetli-
Crylrcr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

THE Wheeling hanging has been post
poncd. They are goins 10 give the old
man another chance" 1t was only
woman he killed ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Gd-tltr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11

WHAT "blissful state of suspense
TAYLOR Straudcr is l0boring under. His
case will come before the Supreme Court
which meets here in June.