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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-10

AMBITIOUS TO BE SECRETARY OF
WAR.-An amusing incident took place
yesterday morning during the session OF
the County Court. Some young boys
were brought up charged with having
entered car al the depot and stolen there
from some tobacco. Their guilt was not
denied, but their counsel, well-known
young lawyer Of this city, plead with
the Judge that on account OF their ex-
treme youth, it would be very in
furious TO their moral education
if they we're sent to Jail to associate
among older thieves, but it would be
much better to give them q lecture on the
beauties Of honesty and the horrors of
dishonesty, and let them go. The Hon.
Judge acquiesced, and proceeded to read
them an eloquent picture Of the honors
which lie in the paths OF rcctitude, con-
trasting them with the certain dis
graces and misery of an oppo-
site course. After talking ut some
length, in most impressive manner
His Honor said TO the most precocious Of
the offenders Gould you ever expect to
60 to Congress, ifyou continue stealing?"
NO" remarked looker-on, He
couldn't expect to go to Congress; but
he's trying mighty hard to train himself
for the position of Secretary of War"
The culprits were discharged and the
gravity of the court was sadly broken in
upon.
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NEIGHBoRHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY.

THE Ohio City has been investigating
the wages paid some of their hands, and
found they were getting more per day
than men performing the same work in
other mills, and have cut down their sp-
priations, consequently some. OF these
men have sent in their resignation.
Strange the company didn't see the over
amount they were paying sooner. Most
likely there will be more of this reduc-
ton before long.
ONE great topic of conversation these
DAYS j, the terrible amount of fraud and
robbery the Investigations going on
at Washington are bringing to light.
The honest Republicans are indignant
and the Democrats, while not surprised
at the developments, regret the shame
and disgrace these Republican leeches
have brought upon the country, Let no
guilty man escaped. and LET US have
peace" Are these the good times
promised three years ago, II We would
| elect STall. w OHu6E IL ". -. "ahsS sHS
third term as much as he did the first!
Wonder if he would except it If he was
sure the people desired it? Hurrah fol
Grant! The Republican party is certainly
IN the Marsh, and some of the party
seem to be troubled of late very much
with nervousness.
MANFRED on Wednesday evening, at
the residence of VIM. A. Holiday, Esq
Mr.. K: &. Swartz and Miss Rosa Holli.
day, by the Rev. G. w. Chalfant, sssistad
by Rev. w. Weir. The company Wa.
large and the refreshments gotten up il
P. Zinn's best style. Here, Dick. is oul
best wishes 10 you and your fair bride.
The mud gap on the Ohio Valley pike
at the upper end of town, is being filled
up with cinder from the furnace, very
much to the comfort Of teamsters.
Taos. COCHRAN, Esq, editor Of th'
Bellaire Leader, is extremely happy
Nine pound and half, and a girl at that
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Not BAD-Passengers who have had
the luck to travel on some of the stage
lines between this city and certain towns
in Belment county, will relish the follow
ing little pun at the expense of the
owners Of said lines.
One of our prominent legal gentlemen
who is rather quaint in his ways, has
considerable business on the other
side of the river, and stages i: to
St. Clairsvllle and other points quite
often. The other day he had occasion to
journey hence on one Of the
lines, and the ride was not
only cold one, but unusually slow and
tedious, and by the time the stage had
arrived at the end Of the journey, he was
in anything bit lovely mood. Step
ping out ofthe stage, the first person he
confronted was the proprietor Of the line
and noticing several animal; standing
around that looked as if they had been
fed all winter on bran tea diet, he at
tracted the gentlemans attention by
bruskely inquiring "if they didn't make
horses in this sectlon?'
';Make horses No. Why do you ask"
was the astonishing interrogatory Of the
owner of the stage line.
because | see q number Of frames
standing aronnd waiting to be filled in
was the lawyers quick reply.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet ! inches in the channel
and falling.
The Mallie Ragon left for Pittsburgh
at s o'clock yesterday morning.
The Hope with tow of slaves, and
Ny Choice with an empty tow, passed
up yesterday.
The Coal Valley Coal City and Geo.
Lysle also passed up with empty lows.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday.
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at s o'clock.
The Express will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at noon.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati this
afternoon.
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, March 9.-River II feet
10 inches and rising Weather clear and
mouth. Market Boy arrived and de-
parted for Wheeling.
MEMrHH, March 9.-The river fell
one foot. The weather is cloudy, warm
and threatening. Arrived-Shinkle,
Cincinnati eParted-Bismarck and
Yeager, New Orleans Livingston, Pa
ducah.
CINcINNATI March 9.-River 10 feet
inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, March 9.-W leather
Chiefly cloudy and warm; mercury As 10
Ga degrees. River rising with IA 7-lO
feet on the guaee. Up-Petona and
barges, Silverthorne, Arkansas Belle
Dick johnson. Downtown l.. Rhodes
Bowling Green, Mary Houston, Florence
Lee. The Houston received hereabouts
all she can carry. Business active.
NASHVILLE, March 9.-River falling
with feet on the shoals Arrived
Eddyville, Cairo.
CAIRO March 9.-Arrived-Grand
Tower and Julia, St. Louis; Cons Milar
Memphis. Departed-Millar, Cincin.
natl. River l9.feot andIfalling. Cloudy
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-River 0 feet
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed
Sandy, CINCINNATI; Fawn, Henderson
and Ironsides, Pittsburgh; Baum, Mem
phis; Susie Silver, New Orleans; Mary
Miller, Pittsburgh.
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SPRING hats at Reeds.

HOPE For ICE.-There is yet some
hope for the ice men, says the Cumber'
land Times. In1S49 no ice was cut
until the middle of March, after which
time full crop was gathered. In 1856
the first AID second weeks of March
produced the entire crop Of that season,
and We find that ice was cut as late as
the first week in April in the year 1911
and 1892
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PURIM.-Our Jewish citizens are now
celebrating Purim, which in many re-
spects is the most suggestive festival OF
that people. The events which this fes-
tival commentaries sreIecorded in the
Book of Esther. Ahasuerus, the Persian
King supposed to be Arta1er1es), alter
having banished Vashti, his Queen, from
bis presence, selected as his future wife
Esther, a neice, and the adopted daughter
of Mor1ecai, Jew, who dwelt in Shu.
than, and was one of those that were
taken captive from Jerusalem
after Esther had "iound favor
in the sight of Ahasuerus," and
was chosen Qqeen. Mordecai continued
solicitous about her. and daily inquired
at the Court as to her welfare. Hannah
the arrogant Prime Minister of the Per-
sian Court, having observed that "Mor.
decai, tho Jew, refused 10 do him rever'
ence," and declined TO bow the knee
whenever the Minister CHANGED to pass
him, obtained the Kings permission tc
DESTROY on the fourteenth day Of Adar
all the Hebrews in the Kingdom
of the Persian monarch who
reigned from India even unto
Ethiopia, and whose realm embraced one
hundred and twenty-seven provinces
Esther interceded with the King on be.
half of her people, and her entreatie;
were successful. Mordecsi for for.
mer service rendered to Ahssuerus in
saving his life, was promoted to the
station occupied by Haman, who
with his sons, was executed on the
scaffold which he erected for Nor
decal. The royal edict Of wholesale de-
struction was revoked. and, as the book
of Esther says, "The day of mourning
was turned into a day OF gladness, the
city of Shushsn rejoiced aud was glad
and the Jews had light and gladness and
Joy and honor" And it was commanded
that these days should be remembered
and kept throughout every generation,
and that these days of Purim should not
fail from among the Jews, nor the men,
orial of them perish from their seed
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SELECT MAsQUE BALL. - Last
night being the feast Of Purim, 1t was
celebrated by q select masque bali at
Neuhausen's Assembly Rooms, given by
the Montefeori Literary Society, an or
ganization composed of the young Jewish
gentlemen of our city. The ball was
largely attended, the gay maskers
creating unusual admiration. The
room presented brilliant ap-
pesrance as the merry throng glided
throuth the may. The make-ups were
all good, but the most prominent were
"aumpty Dumpty," "Girl of the Period,
"The Butterfly" "The Darling Cava'
liers," "Topsy." Goddess of Liberty,
Chimney Sweep" Goddess of War,
alag of Our Unioa." "Stars," THE
Peasant Girl" the "Grenadiers" and th'
representations OF the different nations
A great many men were orlginarln thel
costumes but We have neither time no
space to enumerate them. By all 1t wa
pronounced decidedly pleasant ahalr
and success in eve
particular. Mr.. Neuhausen furnishes
the supper, and Kramer's band suppfe'
the music, and with pretty ladies, VIVA
more could be asked?
The young gentlemen VINO had charg
ofthe affair were as follows:
Committee Of ArrangementS-D. Son
neborn, l Blum, Jr., and A. Ballenberg
Committee Of observation-disclosures
Speyer, S. 5. Bloch and NJ. Sonneborr
Master Of Cercm0nics-l. Swabacke
Committee on ReceptiCn-M. Baer,
Swabacker and L. Stelnfeld.
Committee on Ftoor-B. Baer, Z
Speyer and l.. Mandel.
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The jury was then discharged.

TRANSFERS OF REAL BsTATE-Deed
made March Sth, 1876, by Anton Rey-
mann and wife to John Frew, for land on
the corner Of EFF and l4th streets. Ad-
mitted March 9th; S4,l25.
Deed made March 9Th, 1876, by Henry
c. Caldwell and wife to Nicholas He'll,
for the north one.half of lot No. H..
square IL, Joseph CsldwelTs addition.
Admitted March 9Th.
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a IoUSG RAsCAL.-Yest erday Officer
Bob Junkins arrested Fred Davis, a ten
year old son of the we'll known JEFF
Davis, charged with stealing a lot OF
articles from the rope store of c. II.
Berry, on Main street. Fred is the worst
boy in the city. Judge Cranmer will
attend 10 him this morning.
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Council should take some action in
regard to having the debris ofthe Wash
lngton Hall fire removed from 18th street.
since the owners Of the property refuse
to do it. That is too valuable thorough
fare to be biockaded by the rubbish of
the temple.
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WHEELING ladies, never behind, pro-
pose to give q Pound Party for the
benefit of the Children's Home. All
lovers of fun and friends of the institu.
ton. are invited to come and bring their
packages when the time and place shall
be fixed, OF which notice will be given.
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WILL ATTEND THE CESTENSIAL-
The German Catholic Union will meet
at Philadelphia on the 18th of June, and
it is expected that S2l societies will be
represented. St, Alphonsus Society, of
this CT ", will attend.
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BEFORE SQUIRE SCHULTZ. - Henry
Steinbiss, charged with creating a dis
turbanee, was required to give bond by
the above Justice last night, to keep the
peace for six months.
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SECRET MEETING.-Thcre was a gen.
eral meeting Of the nail manufacturers of
'thi: city held at the Office Of Dewey,
Vance * Co., on Main street. last even
ing, but as it was secret we are unable TO
give any report of the proceedings. The
labor question is generally understood as
being the subject Of conference.
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The police have commenced TO
slaughter dogs. The poet says: TIE
curfew tolls the knell of parting day." but
the policemen say: Parting day will toll
the knell Of few CurS.n
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THERE are already such diversified
baseball codes that it is quite possible a
game during the Centennial season may
last all summer, pending al appeal from
the referee to the law. Each club NAV
have its own code, and altogether have
none.
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WHEELING, March 8, 1876.
JUDGE CoCHRAN's RESPONSE.
Gentleman Of the Grand Jury:

Gentleman Of the Grand Jury:
The ll6 bills of indictment presented
and the communication submitted by
you, evince commendable patience and
diligence on your part in the discharge
OF public duty.
Your communication, coming as il
does from body composed of citizens
bearing so large share OF the burdens
of taxation, and clothed with such power
as grand jury, will, l hope, call public
and official attention to the matter there.
in most particularly referred to in SC
persuasive manner as to result in some.
thing curative from the legislative OF
judicial departments of the State.
1t is further to be hoped that the CON-
muuiCation will be SO suggestive to those
to whom it applies that no other grand
jury will be required to examine into the
matter, and in any event it can scarcely
be doubted that your action will result in
great good to the public morale and rev.
enue.
The jury was then discharged.
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\ MAN offers prize for the best shirt
made by the girls at a certain college;
and the girls retaliate by offering prize
for the best French yoke cornucopis made
by the male students.
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Mr. II. a. WILSON requests us to say
that the date IN his sworn statement
should read the 18th OF February instead
Of the 18th, as was published yesterday.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1876.
Index to New Advertisements.

For Cincinnatl-Steamer Hudson.
Oilcloths-G. Mendel, Booth & Co,
Legal Notice.
Ono Glass Works for Sale.
Picture Moulding-McLure House
Art Store.
Public Auction of Business Stand.
Hamilton Opera House-The Two
Orphans.
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NoTARIES PUBLIc.-The Governor
yesterday appointed the following Notar-
les Public:
Thos. j. Showalter, for the county of
Harrison, residence, Browns Mills; N.
c. jameson, for the county Of Greenbrier,
residence Frankford; Jas. y. Haggerty,
fer the county Of Marion, residence
Msrnington.
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ACcIDENT.--The muck squeezers of
the Belmont mill were broken night be-
fore last, which caused the suspension of
work in the forge department Yesterday.
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WEDNESDAY, to-day and Saturday of
this week are observed as Ember days
in the Catholic Church, and are days of
abstinence.
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The average street car driver, on a
muddy day, eau come.within ten feet of
stopping on Il crossing, every time.
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In looking over our exchanges We see
one hundred and forty-seven articles
headed "Belknap's Fall and seventy
two The Nations Disgrace"
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INTERESTING To EVERY CITIZEN IN
THE STATE OF WEST VIKGIsIA.-That
Gold Bros. ll07 Main street, are selling
all grades Of clothing at per cent. above
the original cost.
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route OF PRocEssIoS.-The follow.
ing will be the route of march by the
procession on St. Patrick's Day, next
Friday:
Starting at St. Joseph's Cathedral, up
Eotf to Twelfth, down Twelfth to Market,
up Market TO Seventh, down Seventh to
Main, up Main to Hospital, around
Hospital to Main, down Main 20 Twenty
fourth, up Twcnty-fourth to Chapline. up
Chapline to Twenty.thrd, down Twenty
third to Market, up Market to Eigh-
teen,h, up Eighteenth to Wood, up
Wood to Fifteenth. down Fifteenth to
Jacob, up Jacob to Fourteenth and down
Fourteenth to the Cathedral.
Kramer's band, has been engaged for
the parade.
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The County Court will not get
through with the cases before it during
the Centennial year.
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A RARE OPERA fne-toned, seven
octave Piano, Rosewood case, carved
legs, front round corners, nicely finished,
for S2G5. Can be examined at
ADAMS & LUCAS.
l221 MnrkA 81
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SOME of the saloon keepers had as high
as seventeen indictments against them for
selling on Sunday.
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SOME ofthe people who drew prizes
at the Opera house last night, could not
tell on what street they lived on.
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MlNoEs will drink as long as majors
and colonies do, notwithstanding
grand juries.
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY CoURr-Judys Cochran.
Court met at nine o'clock to day.
The court assigned Lynch end Thomr-
son to defend George Fisher, charged
with grand larceny. An examination
was waived, and the prisoner. remanded
for trial. Bond fixed at $500.
Christ Bredescham, charged with
grand larceny, waived an examination
and was remanded.
William Florence and John Rust,
charged with stealing tobacco from the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
were discharged, on promising to behave
themselves hereafter. They are boys
twelve or thirteen years old.
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 O'Clock.
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j. W. TERRELL is closing out bis
Dress Goods at dreadful islaug hter, 70
90 into the carpet bushes. eIciu.ively.
Call and see them.
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A LANDSLIDE on the line of the b. &
o. L. r. delayed ali the trains yesterday.
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The Democratic State Convention will
be held at Charleston June 9th.
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4 NUMBER of counterfeit twenty-five
cent pieces are in circulation.
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POLICE CoURT-Judgc Grdnmer.

POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.
The following cases were disposed Of
at the Police Court yesterday morning:
Jessie Mercer, charged with drunken
ness, was fined two dollars and costs,
which.ne paid.
The cases of disorderly conduct against
Andrew Banchman, Amos Erbin and
John Bauchman were dismissed.
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THE finest stock Of Youths' Boys and
Children's clothing at Gold Bros, llO7
Main street.
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BASE bail season is fastapproximating.
Then for items in the broken finger line.
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INSURANCE.
I'd T. N a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
or WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
VIZ. B. SIMPSON,, wy. c. HANpLAS.
JOHN I. HOBBS, c. p. brown,
TlHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN sUC.
i cessful operation six years continues
70 insure against loss or damage by ire on
Buildings OF all kinds, Manufacturing p .
adjustments, Household Furniture ana
Personal Property generally ,Hulls aud Car
goes ON the western waters, ON as fay ,rabls
terms as other sound Institutions.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, hesideni.
J.R- MILLER, Secretary,
OSCAR SANDRoCH, Aoent AVID 8 kestor.
tan8
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THE grand jury found one hundred
and fourteen indictments.
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EVERYBODY said yesterday was fine
day, and what everybody says must be
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j. w. FERRELL's closing out prices
on Dry Goods beats all auction prices
for bargains. Give him call
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OUR Beila:re letter did not arrive last
night.
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THE Capitol Is beginning to look like
building.
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Mr.. hooNuEART had large force of
men at work in Centre Wheeling yester-
day.
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LOOK HERE-Summer Silks for So
cents per yard, to make change in BUSH
ness, at j. w. Ferrers.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-It is
TO your interest TO go to Gold Bros,
ll07 Nam street, and look at their prices,
styles and quality of ready made cloth
ing,
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LADIES Seamless Side Lace Shoes,
just received at l.. V. BLoNDS,
1855 Main Street,
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FINE side lace Shoes for Ladies Just re-
eeived at i. V. BLosDs
1875 Main street.
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Go to Reeds if you want stylish and
elegant hat.
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20 AND see the Cheap Counter Of
Dress Goods at J. w. FEREELs.
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FoE Blankets and FlAnnels call at J
W. Ferrsls, corner of Main and 10Th
treets,
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CASHMERE SUITS at $500 at Gold
Bros, ll07 Main street.
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COOP working pants at 7jc At Gold
Bros, ll07 Main street.
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IT will DO hard to get drink next
Sunday.
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HALLS Art Gallery is now located at
1905 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House
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j. w. FEERELs cheap counter for
great bargains will beat anything in this
city.
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ONE marriage license issued yesterday.
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SPRING soft and silk hsts st Reeds.