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sour. Boys"

The following arrests:were made Sat.
urday and Sunoay, By the officers named:
Prof. Donald on, the pugilistIc gentle
man who has been giving exhibitions OF
the manly art for some time past, Was
aires.ed by Officer Dehbsugh Tor fight
ing.
Vim. Reitz, for exposure Of person, was
tsken in by Officer Bogsrd, and placed
where be could neither see or be seen.
Mrs. Zimmerman, Tor drunkenness,
was locked up by Constable Hausensur.
Ex.Fourth Governor Daily, for dlsor.
DERBY conduct, was conducted TO the sta.
ton house by Capt. Ripley.
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Drowned In u Ctstern.

Saturday afternoon Joseph ShuAin,
aged about four yesrs, son of Mr. An.
thony ShuArn, residing near Reymap u 5
reSery, in Manchester, fell into an old
cistsrn, formerly used in connection with
the Lewis tsnnery. The manner in
which the child tell into the cntern is OF
known, as the body was not discovered
until some tine after the accident. when
1t was taken ~ the residence of its father
near By, aud an inquest held over the
remains by Justice Bulger. Messrs.
james McFsdden, John HsIpin, Cbristy
Farley, Thomas Daily, Fred. Happy,
August EhlA Charles Smith, Thomas
Young, Edward Pearson, Conrad Goe.z,
VIM. Sedan and Albert Prach. were
summoned as jury, and returned ver-
dict OF accidental drowning. The re-
mains we're inferred yesterday.
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Temperance.

The Murphy meeting held on the
South Side market square, YVES attended
by about one thousand persons, yester-
day. Mr.. Marshal SwsrtzweIder ad.
dressed the audience in brief and earn.
est appeal for the TEN persnce cause. In
his discourse, he said: "God bless the
saloon Keepers, for if he blessed them,
they would close their saloons" TCo
meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Snodgrsss. There were
about forty persons signed the
temperance pledge at this meeting. 1t
WIS announced By Rev. Snodgrass, tina,
Parker Bros. had rendered the temper.
ance cause the use of the American hall
over their grocery store on Market
Square, for use as reading room.
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YnAYrrLE rxFsLIcirIEs.
-. s.ap. with D,asrsus rhsushss.
r.. ussrss rhat Didu's Beat -

re aoulss with DtnerSut Ine"'
r.. u.srts that Didu's Beat -
One.
On thu South Side resides young
man of tsnder years, and in East w nes.'
ing ais, resides charming miss VINO
has not yet been released from tne sen
dar cares of her mama. A year OF more
sincs these young people sought TO im,,
tate the acts of hayward Romeo ana
.oye-sick Juliet, and formed mutual
Attachment tor each other. lu tns
COR .ss of time this attschment ripenea
into love, and the young nan oelng MI,
ed TO oyerfowing with the nonseneiea,
ides that love meant that which we reaa
40 much about 10 the yellow covered lt,
e,sture OF the times, talked soft nonsense
and sweet uothings TO his sdored until
her little head was quite turned Win shs
castles which he pictured IN the air, anu
she consented to be his'n. In order 70
more fully impress upon his love the iac1
that he was sincere, ard TO make more
solid and binding the promises made 70
each other, the young man presented nus
affinity with an engagement ring anu
golden necklace, and was happy, feeiing
secure IN the thought that tho lire wn'cn
burned within the breast OF the Charm
ING Miss with love tor himself alone
co1 not be extinguished by mortal. bu'
The smoothuess OF the true love In tnis
case was marred by the entering inte
the brsss. of the youth of the greeu.eyeo
monster. When the demon OF Jealousy
Crossed bis patti, he sought revenge OF
the idol of his heart. The swift winged
messenger OF peace was OF no gooo IL
pacifying the tumultuous wave OF mag
nation aud jealousy which had taken pos
session of his perturbed soul; the } GU nt
man saw or Unsigned ne saw, anotne
baking in the sunshine OF his ouiclna
love, and having written TO the youht
lady several times to return the present.
hs had given her, which demand was no
complied With, he instituted proceeding
on Saturday before Squire Wheeler 10
the recovery OF the presents. The blushin!
girl was dragged unto court and her per
secuter appeared with numerous low
letters which he proposed OF offer IN eVi
dence, and show cause why the thing
which he had foolishly given to anothe
should be returned to him. But on Gross
examining the parties and witnesses il
the case, the fact was developed that bot
the plaintiff and defendant we're infant
at Ia ", and consequently the csse wa
dismissed, with tie adm ouition by IL
Justice to the children that they ha
..bstter return to the instructions OF tn
Sabbath School," Thus rests the matte
ut present, but the wratby Romeo is no
content, and swesrs by the chill
Howth" that the end is not yet.
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BASE BALL.
the Nan CITY boys Again Get Away
g1sr- with the POrkopolttana

Saturday afternoon ons Of tbs worst
games Of ball wa have seen for years
came of OF the F. air Grounds, which OBJ
cupied three hours time. On tue side OF
the Standards, a. will be seen by the
score, there were IL errors, and on the
aide of the Ludlows, Is. At times dur
ing the game considerable excitement
was manifested, but towards the close 1t
died out to q great extent owing to
the faulty playing of both sides.
In the home club there Is good ms
terisl, but unless they get well down to
their work, and practice sufficiently to
do away with the great lumber OF errors
committed by them, their showing at the
epd of the season will not be as good as
anticipated, and the villages OF Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati can truthfully Say
that Wheeling is not success as base
ball town. There were about 500 people
PRESENT to witness the game. Below we
subloin the score:
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FOR SALE

THE Residence 0F N.C,r
~ Ron VI tecuih >tre.tipH, 4
city 81 he ing. lie Ioi 10. ~
aUoutbi to- fifteen "a sfer. ~ Of,
t,nd, back 10 the aii-v The h.,'
I ustoiy Lrlck. con aining en- a.
finish d attic, b,ln ppm sihNa,,
q Id W ter aud IL In guuI rpai H.,
Is also n wash nous, cod b gs ~
no So, 80, - th" prnpsrly Prs.,5.
siTIng io-xamin-t the pr Ell %, ol.n
tain The term oi salr. vii c,ll.th
Barr. atturu,y. La hap iura.G
a,3 y 4 AhTnCs
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remperanee ON the Decline.

The temperance meeting at the opera
House Saturday night was signal fall
IRE IN one sense OF the wJ-d. An sd-
mission lee OF % ceLts was to have been
charges, but the p opIe did not seem to
love the cause sufficiently well to pay
tor it, and not until the box office was
closed and persons admitted Tree coulc
An audiences be had. Marshall Swar,z-
welder delivered q powerful lecture,
which was we'll received. This fact
looks as though the movement WAS on
Tho declino in this CITY.
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q I s 10 | Il
SCORE BY INNINGS.
"NOT DEBILITA TING, AS THE
MERCURIAL REMEDIES ARE,
BUT STRENGTHENING IN

BUT STRENGTHENiAG IN
STEAD"
This Is the testimony of :he veteran
editor of the Fredotis Censor. after II
satisfactory trial OF DR.. Fenners Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tone. 1t
10 no uncommon thing 10 meet a man
with cadsvorous face, thin, gaunt, com.
plsining having no appetite, breath to-
offensive 10 endure, heavily turred
tongue, unable to rest well nights, barely
keeping around. and hardly able TO keep
soul and body together. de rs
always skeptic in medicine,
aud generally everything else,
except one. There is one thirg he be-
lieves in. and that is Interesting 10 !
who come within his reach 10 he bored
with lengthy and particular recital al
all his ailments, which recital usually
conc udes with an emphatic Statement ~
his disbelief in ali remedies That are re.
commended tor his relief, some OF when
he has tried, at least. not in any thor
oueh, business way. l'it lot Iellei TO
turn from such II spectacle tna consistent,
sensible man, who does not effect so
much 'smsrtness,' bat is willing To sc'
knowledge the truth. Here is Whit he
says:
From Hon. Willard McKi0stry, the
veteran editor OF the Fred"nia Censor.
DR.. NJ. M. Fenner, Fredonia, y. Y
Dear Sri have been using your B.ood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
during the past few weeks, and desire 10
ssy that like 1t. l find 1t admirably
adapted to the purpose tor which you re-
com mend it. 1t Is al excellent remedy
Tor the blliousness usually incidental 10
the change from winter TO spring, suit
tcientiy physiclng and yet not deb'lltal-
ing as the mercurial remedies are, but
strengthening instead.
Yours truly, w MCkINsTRY.
For sale by dealers in medicine.
Logan, List Il Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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The churches yesterday were we'll st.
tended, and the following subjects were
discussed at the churches named: A,
the Fret Baptist church, Prophecy and
its FulaIlmenr and "Spirituai Iilumins-
lion not Intended Tor ConceaImept;" 8,
the Luth,rs church, The New Cove.
naut" and Light at Fentide," and 8,
the Fourth Street N. z church, The
Difficulties of Inhdelity" and "Intemper.
ance."
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Messrs. Beveridge Il Go. will shortly
Issue a city and business directory OF
Sleubenvllle, Ohio including business
directory OF Salem, SalineyilIe and
WeIlsville. The attention OF advertisers
in Wheeling is directed to the very low
rate ut which they insert advertisements.
Their agents viii canvass the city in b
few DAYS.
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At'Aeeling ascglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

New Stock-Geo. r. Taylor i 20.
Carpets and observation-disclosures &
Dit man.
For observation-disclosures Courier.
Carpets-G Mendel, Booth q Go.
Be Restored to Health.
New Patterns Friend q Son.
The Festive "Bock."
Pioneer House NJ. Reilly.
Lecture Miss Noyts.
Weisel Musical Institute.
Scolching Malaria.
To the Pubic-P. b. Dobbins.
Stray Cow.
Norwood High School and College
First PAGE
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Thelwo orphans.

Harrlson's combination OF the "Two
Orphans will appear IN the Opera House
Tonight and Tomorrow evening. Misses
Laura Alberta and Alice HARRISON ap'
pear in the roles OF "Louise" and "Hen.
rietts" in this romantic drama. The
Pittsburgh Leader says the play 10 put
on in good sty.e, with fine scenery and
excellent stage appointments.
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rx.cu,,ve ,pu.,ntments.

The Governor has appointed Major
John ). Rudd, of Union, Monroe county,
and Dr.. j. q. BLAIR Of Falrmont, Marion
county, rs examiners of teachers Tor
state certificates. These gentlemen will
assist tue State Superintendent in his
lsbors M examiner.
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Charlie Kucg the popular ssloo

CHARLIE KucH, the popular saloon
keeper OF the Eighth ward, will soon
open out in Louie Steubenrsuch's old
stand. Mr.. Koch Gains 70 have one OF
the finest establishments OF tho kind on
the south Side. he will also establish 8
Ant class restaurant in connection with
hn saloon.
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail. that
the cheape,t Dry Goods and carpets are
at j. W Ferrels. He has made some
heavy rednctrors: Best Prints, TO .
cents; A Chlntz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, = cents. all other goods
IN proportion.
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iBy telegraph

PITTSBURGH. April 2l.-River 8 feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
C1xcINNATr, April 22.-Rlver 10 'eet
Sincnes aud rising fast. Weather clear
aud warm.
LOUISVILLE, April d. River 8 feet 8
inches in the canal. d p,rted-Fawn,
Crnclnnsri; Vint. ShinKie, Men phs
Golden Rule, Nav Or leans; Mary Miller,
ST. Louis. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, April 23.-Riv'r fell 2
riches. Weather clear; mercury 10
degrees. Arrived-Baum. Cincinnati;
Irhpois, Vrck-ourg. Dspsrted-C"l
Orado, St Louis 81. Genevieve, Vicks
burg.
EVANSVILLE, April 22.-Weather
clear and warm; mercury So to 10 deg,
River II feet 8 inches and rising slowly.
Up-Cuns Mil ar, Carondolet ldlewIld.
DOWN prton and tow, Coal Hill and
tow, joe WALTON, Grey Eagle. Business
very light.
CAIRO April 20 = Arrived Yseger,
New Orleans; GraDd Tower, VIcksburg;
Arkan.ss Belle. Evansville: Ltura
Denis, ST. Louis; Mitchell, New Orleans;
| q .kland, Louisville. Departed -1aeger.
:, Louis; Grand Tower, 81 Louis; Davl:
and Mitchell, CInci natl; Arksnss'
Belle. Evansville; oakland, New Or
lesn.; Maud, Vrcksburs. River 80 lee,
and rising. Weather clear. Mercury, "a
deg.
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Lecture,

Miss Noyes, for many years q mis-.
sionSry 10 Chins, will address . ladies
me stiug on this Monday evening at
4 o'clock, in the lecture Dom OF the
First Presbyterian church. All ladies
interested In Foreign Missions are
cordially invited attend.
By order of the President.
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Wrrn An srtivs liver and q stomach
that properly digssts it, food, persons en-
,oy good health To kesp these organs
In this desirable condition, there Il no
medicine or compound Of nedisinss -
admirably adapted a. MeLAinls Wheel
Jag Vegetable Liver and Anti.bilious
Pills They are safe and efficient, and
can be taken with IMMUNITY in any kind
of weather and without running the risk
of salvation from exposure.
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Thursday, TIE I7,h s,,

~ AT 10 A. NJ. at Roet, err. W..
y owe, ohi3 county, 10 eli a, no,, o,
Ion the following rial ..,., paas -
and 90 cribed - VI ow.. ~ etsls
stake on the bank OF wherI,sal +. ,
p"site Ia the sou n.ea>t end ~ sfs, a
wright sh y thence norm mNA1
east 10 poles, 10 a II IKE on In an
OF th- National road; IbenSs e -.
road north Sl4 degr Is, We va u,
stake; thence toulh S.. a j,
Ss 10 poles, 10 = .tske on "a
thence with creek bank MI VI
place ui beginning, cout Inn" P-s :
Foods and 10 poles, be n III 90. IN |
on the pat ii . q esra OF ,S Ssno-'O D
deceased. and the sane Ia. y, e.
ground which was conye,sly paS.
August Rnettger b. J. n W's
Woods q, d n. forb, a, com m 49,, -, hoAs I
de d recorded among the l,e,'s, .a,n .
c unity. " "a
FERNS or SALE-Cash.
lit e UeIieNeI u b. Z cd hp,,.,,
Trustee shsI! cony,y sue H.. -,t \
veste IN ne ~ such Tru ,er "" ~
aJl6i u. v. JEFFERs
J. =. HERNEh, AGa.i u,rr' ''-N-s
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GRAND Musical Soiree this Mon
day. evening and every evening
this week at McClusky & Lara
mics ice cream psrlors, 1910
Market street. Ice cream and temper.
ancs refreshments st the usual prices.
Admission free. Johnny Birch's band
will furnish tbs nnofic
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ASK tor those elegant English disgo-
mails for spring orerccsts at Thoe. Hughes
& Co.'S. NowB the time 10 examine
tbs stock while 1t is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE CT A DEED ~ rEr,
ID from the C,tiZrn,' Fife, Narrs,u
III q IN sur nc COMPANY - Mo-.
mo. bca Ink di e the Ith dhN" va
1877 and GA Tccprd 80 he NJrfsi,urs
the 90 'nty Cuuu Il ohio nIluli,
proceed ID sci at rubltc acct g. O. q
U'cl eek 4. ", "n N"'i"~~'isy. . . 10
dab of NAY, 1877. AZ ID" lrnBt dare b.
Court HouS al ph q c ,uUty, W j.,
est Il dirr m. hli"wl gproD-fil, ~
a BddWiu'S Row, tuat isiOs,y; Is.g
diyiuc On,-haif 81 1t No lie sius.f 9
the 60 nprut rufaud -eyrnI'enlu, -
Whcr INK y Va. Hnd u IAr a1Ht :
OI ~ a S.vputc niu II "rt, and eas 10 -
street. And Also, at The Us.i 4 %. q
M i75 imm- IAi"i AL iuu sA "a
10, both being SlluHts. u mai " 4" -
city 81 Wheeling comm iib cas "a.
Wheeling. lnric aI' i've b.'.A ''.F- .
on ,aid prop, riy, al uul"' s's ~ -
com NJ car. ami ~" properly sun'S'
a. a " hn cor IA arC'is. DsI llGf -
TERMS ~ SNLE.-lJnr lIrd "a ~
the ba lance Ia two qua ius'alH' .
slGand twelve mOullb, n ~ lG,sfs g
day OF sal sal dr erred ~ NE . /. :
sec red by dee I 81 trG { on AL 40 N
The other one hal ~ - d " pIl .
b. sold 81 sytns I'm" Hnd pa ~ =
.amc terms by the GA u"r I. rfeDi
mr}li II Il ~iIRIE X hs'"
J.C. HERNET, A cuoneL
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FOR SALE OR RENT

4 BRICK II ~ T. CovrAIyNG,,,
~ rooms, with sab ., w
cistern AID well Oh the pr,lnl.s, ~ =, n
WITH livery IOyvENIyt
A country h use could have H.,
on The nisi floor are cu.., taL,.t
polished nstur,i wuod.
lsstIuated on tue Ma ional H..s
ONE NILE W EST UP BRllG,p,y,
And two mil,s from the civ A..
rente uu Vi OctuO-r ut.
Appl, at fIIst Ma lonal Bsni. N,..
port, III q. -
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OWING to the tremendous rush expert
enced, so usual on Satu days ct ts's e.
tsblishmeDt, We have engsged additional
statesmen so that customers Will not De
compelled 70 wait. Respectfully, Frank
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Rfver news.

The msrks at the landing last'sysn-
ing showed about 81 feet.
The Granite State passed down sasar-
day morning.
The John T.. Rhosds passed down sat-
urdsy. en- route for the lower river.
The Rsgon LETT for Petersburg Satur-
dsv and the Science leaves for the same
port 20 day.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati Sssur.
day evening.
The Nail City departed Saturday night
for 81. Louis, WITH 5000 kegs oil nsiis
from the Ben wood mills, 5000 from the
Belmont and 1000 from the Riverside,
making total OF lo0oO.
The Express passed up Saturday nign''
en- route Tor Pittsburgh.
| The Usrrie Brooks and salt Ssley
passed up Saturday night.
The Cour or, from Cincinnati, Is due
up to day .ho
water from the Marine Ways next
Wednesday. The Marine Railway Com.
pspy will complete setting up the frame
Of the new Telegraph TO dsy.-G Eng
The Courier resnipped, ~ Cincinnati,
y stoves. SO brls. apples 10 packages OF
manufactured iroo aud 72O kegs OF nails
on the Louisville packet; 400 kegs OF
nails and ~ brs. apples on the Elht
Shrnkle, ana 200 kegs OF nails and 2oo
packages of glassware ON the Golden
RUE.
An old stesmbostman remarked the
other dav that the shipments from Fits
burgh by river since the opening o. Law
iystion, nearly three months, had, in ola
J opinion, been larger than ever before
during the same time. ibis may appear
strange IN view tue general depres'
SION in business, yet there is no question
} but there has Deeh y vast amount o
merchar disc taken away from this Por'
, during the time in question. IL Is true
VIZ have nothing like the lumber o
bos's now that we had years ago, but II
1 sbolld be borne in u ind that bJsts sr'
of much greater capacity now than tnen
The J I'm l.. Rhoads or Moile Moore
The present day will carry almost
, much rs half G0z IN steamboats, thirty
wears ago. Ii the pslmy days OF steam
, bostinr-long before the iron horse wa
within many miles of PIttsburgh--ther'
were but lev boats with capac,ty ex
ceediny 400 or 500 tons, whereas at III
present time It is nothing unususi Tor on
:, Of CAPTAIN Grnys fine tow6Dats Ia leav'
J here with 1000 to = 100 tons.-Pttts3urg'
Conn -G0z.
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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily ut Thos. Hughes & Co.'S merchsbt
tailoring es establishment. Z II wool csssi'
meres will be made TO hrder in SUITS Tor
so, same a. usually sold a. SIS.
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FoR Flowers 60 to Speysr Bros.
For Ribbons 90 to Speyer Bros.
For Hats 90 TO Speyer Bros.
Tor Millinery 20 70 Speysr Rros.
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FRANK Bsos, TIE Clotniers, are deter
mined TO sell more Clothing than ever
tuis spring, and to this end have mzrkt d
their prices vt the bottom market figure.
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TRUSTEES az

DIV VIRTUE OF A nrpn
- from August Roetta % " I'm
SiIr, 10 the undelt. ned trrs nc L n
date me 18Th d y Of March Asrs,
corued In the Office OF H. az :
COUNTY ourt OF Ohio con aes O. o,
proc, ed, on y oao III
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WE overheard the following rhyme
from a young lady last night as We
pas. ed - street:
Oh, if / were only man!
! would look neat and trim;
ID often call At Franks Clothing Hall,
And buy my clothes OF him.
His new Spring Suits are beautiful
Every mothers son should know
Pa wore one when he went to church
And so did brother Joe.
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Fl. FRANK & Bro make speciality OF
making good slI.w oil pants u order for
$500. Cail and cxs anime aud convince
yourself.
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EXCELLENCE chespness and satisfac.
ton guaranteed to all who purchase
Clothing OF Frank Bros, As Twelfth
street.
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COOP all wool Pants inside To order for
So 10 at Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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II you want 10 get suited IN a pair OF
Shoes, 20 to l.. Y. Blends.
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FRESH Lake Fish at one o'clock. at
Central Market to-day.
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FIFTY d fferent STYLES OF all-wool Pants
made 10 order tor $500 at Frank Bros.
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TEE largest stock of Trimmed Hat
and Bonnsts In tbs city At Spsyr Bros.
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V. Blends.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the attest sly les
lust received al l.. V. Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
Tn j. w. FERRBLb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

Coon black Kid Gloves for 80 cents at
j. ". Ferret
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

BUY your Millinery Goods at Speyer
Bros
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

" you want to get cheap and nice
citing pair of Shoes, 60 TO L. V. Biond',
1885 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

TIE cheapest shoes IN the city at L. V.
Bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

FRESH Deviled Crabs received at Cen
trail Market to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

LAEsr STYLES of Shoes j Ist received
at l.. v. Blouds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

THos. HUGHES b Co. have Just re-
ceiyed a fresh lot OF black worsteds which
tbey will make up into suits at he very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

Ju,r received, q lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, AZ l.. V.
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-23

P1ANos FOR BEaIsNERs-Several
good 6 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning TO study
music Tor sale or rent on easy terms, nj
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1921 Market street