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The Danbury, Connecticut News
says: CA young lady in q neigh>
boring town has taken up dentistry
for a living. All the gentlemen pat
ronize her. When she puts her arm
around the neck of d patient, and
caresses his jaw for the offending
member, the sensation Is about al
nice as they make EN-. One yount
man has become hopelsssly infstu
ated with her. Consequently N
hasn't a tooth in his head. She ha
pulled every blessed one Of them, AM
made him two new sets and pulle'
them. She is now at work on hi
fathers saw. He holds the saw"
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A fellow by the name Of Jerome
JULY, alias Jerome, an itinerant pi-
ano tuner, representing himself as
agent Of the we'll known house OF
II. G.. Hollenburg, agent Of the
famous Chiokering Pianos and Estey
Organs, had lately the audacity in
osyka, in this State, to assume the
name Of II. G. Hollenburg, and per-
pertrated horse theft and other vii.
iianies. on the good people around
there. The public n warmed against
this fellow. he IS sbost forgive
years old, SIX feet high, heavy-set
high, bald forehead, short, light whis-
ksis, and cry eyes, dsep set in the
head.
Exchanges will please COPY
Central Star. -.
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The orphans.

esnty girls and four boys-the
has Of our Confederate dead
the Orphans Home at Lauder
Miss.-will give 4 concert IN
Iii, Friday night. March 22d.
Ths two hundred at the Home
n been in comparative camps for
b two years. The boys there
. made 100000 brick. The OBJ
Of these concerts is to pay the
(Rmen for putting them up good
bees. As their fathers died in Of
ling the war-as the mothers o.
0 f'them are dead--as one hun
ofthem are the children Of Ma
and fifty Of Odd Fellows, we be
X for them . full and crords'
pc. Admittaacea. 50 cents; chill
b, Is cents. Doom open 1t
a.; exercises commence at :
Esll-men women and children
be and hear the sweet songs.
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fHai. - ThsmAg tstt at.
Wiz. 80 4 ~ al u A. Ia.
,ss.l 49,
msnla9
II lseHl nFnss ss's fsf'
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ssnsoaFss n atssss
Willis sss lzikkA iHssihEss'
.shild # sa sa~ssiieasss dsrsltIon
asd ssfy hssah Ievsl " hissalssea
fslstssssa sna n. Is=s : . svsss a.
hlssssn " them, bot the egssslns ~
ETA bright fsssfv ZOE lhdf shald "
he realms II The tIe=ed mast b
shsif stay n The hour q drfe~.
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We zip s's fAiosisg jassIy d
ssFvei eDzpiimsai V 0as " ne
largest vksls=zl- hoss@ IL Msmpht<
.ifsm us Arafahelff
Thssphsstfsas n 90 FoaE syns
nus sasJ4sissay 80 sthsn VI oaf
city Than Fl any period IN lts history
Apya,essIsa u cspt& ssi enterprise.
sambissd w:th foresight, has 20 faF
nntisipssei DE hssk prices Of sa<lss
and wooden fnbrits. that our market
will Offer srsstsr islssswssss "a
buyers IN through the sprtag nd
ssmmsf inouths thsh 4 VII h poeis
bic 70 led sIsswhsrs. The Wholesale
stock Of b. Lowsnstin't Bro. u nm.
exampled IN dzs, variety ssdqssnty,
end WIN challenge tie s~dmiration Of
.stysad country nssksAia. Lacking
pace to euumerste The isssurs Of
The msmmoth stocIk u ~ wholesale
Department 81 ne hoase. we simply
rsfs tho rssds to shs sdvsrsisasn mt
In another oalumn Of the great and
good Araianes3 ia .-~-.
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Ne spring fights have fully com
Ned in our villsge-no less than
Asn fights having occurred IN
ut ten days. All hands have
Inland in the sport, from high to
md mixed. The corporation
AsiOsd Is Il the belliserent parties
y the Mayor and his Consta-
F have been certain Of their "prey'
sach case, and ths sun total y
eash sids Of our town ledger il
~ handsome for he weak ending
iday. Al Of the difficulties hav'
70 assaults and batteries and Of
hvate nature.
We hear tina. a personal difficult.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, On the End Of March, 1877,
at his fathers residence, in Como,
Miss, Jimmy Manning, in the 9th
year Of his age, only son OF James
Manning, Esq.
Jimmy was the pride Of his father
and sisters--the little star from which
had just began to CLEAN the rays
which lighted up the faces around
the family circle with bright hopes
Of the future, and the light to which
his father looked to dispel the dark
clouds which hover over old age.
Jimmy was q favorite with hi
teachers as well as his school-mate'
and friends. He was punctual u
attendance at school and always stoo'
1t the head Of his several classes
His conduct, as a scholar, was unex
csptionable, and he advanced - q
his studies unprecedentedly, thereb..
attracting the attention and winnin'
the affections Of bis teachers, assc
ciates and friends who knew hir
best, and grieve most profoundly 2
hisloss. He prOshisedt = b an o
n.ment TO society and : blessing I
his family; bat when We least q
pect it, "death calls and We must 60
|, Al this bidding thu durlins p
; passed away from us 70 that sfern
! haven Of resi- where be will rsmai
IL peace forever, and everDore.
H.
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Ehe planting interest was never 50
Ish behind in the history OF our
|ntry in pitching a crop. Very
~aplowing has been done BY any
the cold weather completely
Hing all activity. The verdut
he fields and woods have put
In as little as mid winter.
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ssss,.a e cass q esh=ag ls
cha ~ Al Bsiis sek sspg
- . stais. kassklar hlm saa
- ffs sbsH nms. ne a@es II
~ hsrvsaf csns ls ssisatans
= Asb w. lsssts b ssHsyiae ~
sssFslf ainaHH, sd ~ a'lssus
81 pass shssd zee sss,ss y
essssss amIlsf dsmodffsiisns.
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Sherif's Sale.

NJ v;,tue Of . writ Of 6erie facias to me d.
,scssd from the Chancery court Of Pamela coun'
~ Mississippi, In tAs eaee Of John 2. Aasri
" 70 c.-m;siossr, " John n. Little, J. D
Cock and Miles W. wilbouTn, defeneants,
In an monday, The eth day q April, 1917
/, f,ont X ~ eeurt houss doos, IN the town .
s.,dis n ssid county, ssIl TO The highest BID
an ~ cssh, the following described land!
sr-is. Ar a section No. II, in township 2
y ,.rses 8. W.T., sontsining six hustFsa -
forty -. living md beiug In the county
psnola. ana State Of Mississippi, and levied 9
= ~ vrSperty Of nd Nils ". Wibsasn, J
aasfy baiAses due - s.ss sxessaes - :
csstA sale wi4hin iaufL houn.
u. OzANNE, sheriff.
ssrdis. miss, lMarch 10, 1872.
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Circuit Court meets on the fourth
ndsy and the civil and State
ket are both small, but there are
rmber of very litigated cases on
civil docket that been continued
from the last three terms thai
come up for final disposal ans
two weeks allowed by law vii
fully consumed.
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A. staa = s~S n ess = ne ssfst
.sasssl. sssssf ~ ~ hmsfss - - liz
~ sffaf ts14 sx@s fsTitfa isf<s
- sssraa ~ hatHs y uafr y #sszht
sAhk - lsssa hsaa y ftp=Fa = ~
80 I a. shss<<TT sl-fz Y Fszsis ssssy
: Dssf n.sTssa sass ~ WINS
ss~&g ~ oa ~ n ss,si ,sTt
\. s.., " 4. ssAs ss~-s &c x-~e
Hats ssss<~<e " sks isss II sstesIils
f.ssls sesstf. ni.z~sfPt sitals Asisi
.ssvs. sMs ~ s<fs q $3.50 s~asiios 70 No
arkss bsaaa ~ ssss. ds fsis~ssx fssts
1sz<1 t~4st8 wal
esst<ss iss - tSs<<l y - q ID asa
q ns<>sssl<. t>ssF - ~ sosvetsf ~ feed
|num ssmssl Y csl4~sIi q faF hssfssa
s.skssss sss A~~slhsa 10 aid ssed % ~
bird tIsrk eat ot The rpstk 60 ssssss 4 he
4sssx Ers.sas dsssssa s ,hs xis 3 rsnn
.sl read eomPsny, aid lei rsssise sssf w
f.<< -sd sssst ~ess ~ f<t nsksss enc ssss
Of lsna. tying s~st Il a. y. Nsskis le. "a
~hich there vss Q livery ssbi<.s f F.
Hsf r. Nsftst 4fass
~ % CnALssss -
rnsfem ~ Trustees.
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4 W kAVHV6sA0 NHF. M
he card Of that most excellent
|se, Hill, Terry 4 Mitchell, Mem
l, will be found among our new
6stisements to-day, Their stock
boots and shoes is very large, and
ing exclusively:at wholesale, they
enabled to offer advantages to the
ntry trade Of a superior character
Grating on large capital, with
ny years experience in the bust
they are enabled to compete
h any Of the eastern or western
Itksts. They invite an examina
pof their goods and prices.
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Commisioner's Sale q Lands..

By virtue Of a decree Of the Ohancery court
Of psnola county, STATE Of Mississippi, rendered
April IL, 1871, in the suit Of Martha Dea.ou
and Thomas Deatcn, cornpiainants, agsins'
James B. BassAndL /. " Bass, dsssndsnu, NUN
Der 32e in said ourt ] will, . ccmwissione'
therein appointed, on
Monday the 10th day Of Apria, 1872
within lawful hours, in 'front.' Of the ccurt.hous
door Of said county, in the town o. sardis, OF
fer for sale at public auction, 70 the nignes
bidder, for cash, the following and lying an,
being in said county, to-vit: The north ma
81 the northeast quarter Of section twenty
eight in township ten, range ., west IN. !, \
section IS, +. 10, r. 9, vest
&c. HARRISON,
~ a. Commissioasr.
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brcr or TIE BOARD or ScHooL DIRscfons, [
sAaprs, PAsoLA Co., March IL, 1877, J
che Board Of School Directors have
Bred that the present term Of the
h schools ofths county be closed
Ne end Of the fourth scholastic
h.h. G.. Il. GLEASON, Sec'y.
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The Oxford Fdiccn thus comments
on the defeat Of Clay county:
We are grati6ed to be able TO com
municate to our readers this week
the pleasing i~ntelligenc, that the pro-
ject Of dismembering LaFyette
County has been defeated in the
lower House OF the Legislature BY
an overwhelming majority, and this
result was somewhat unexpected
after the bill had passed the Senate
BY q vote of nearly three to one.
This gratifying result In the House
is due to the untiring exertions OF
,Messrs. McKie and Davis of LaFay
cite, Roane, of Calhoun; Benson, Of
Yalobusha; and Howe and Piles, Of
Pamela. 1t was their strong and
energetic opposition that insured
the defeat of the measute by an over
majority, and theyldeserve
and will receive the thanks OF our
people for their manly and energetic
course. We hope that this will enc
oil efforts TO dismember our. county
We indulge the hope that ou1
Water Valley friends will quietly
drop the theme of making theil
aourishing town the capital OF a nev
county. Our county is small enough
already and we cannot give any terri
tory to form new couties.
Our representatives have nerite'
the approval Of ouf citizens ~ GYM
their influence to defeat y local meas
ure, and we shall unquestionab!
yield our word Of praise to Messr'
Howerand Piles for their action i
the matter. The vote upon this que'
ton was not given in the Pilot, an
we are unable to give the vote upc
this measure.
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Gommissioner's Sale OF Land.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Chsncery Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
April II, 1871, in the suit of B. Jones, COM
p~lainsnt, against Jordan Ledbstter, defendant,
No. 343 in sAid court ! will, ss commissioner
therein appointed, on
Monday, the 10th day Of April, 1872,
4 ftout Of the court house door Of said county,
n the town Of eardis, within iswful hours,
offer for sale at public auction 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following lands, lying
and being in said. ccdntyl efl Pamela, to.wit
The north-half ofthe north-eAst} Ansrter OF sec.
ton Eve, intovnship-t ten, range 3 west, (N.!
N. E. !, See.6 ., T. 10 n. |, W. containing abou'
% acres ~. G. HARRISON,
m1s-tds RRJ 20 Commissioner.
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Ae spring styles have not yet
4, their appearance for ladies.
lsheu they do, look out, dear
bssd," or $50 good, dear papa"
nurses will suffer.
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viii Rev. J. j. Meek give US a
nor. at the earliest convenient
on the priesthood Of Je>
and also several sermons
The condition of the Gospels
MANY CITIZENS.
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nxafEp

y.~ -
-Mzf sssha es pssse -
--a = ~ HsfssF PsFsfs
al sakz4 eks sasrJ
y sp,sisf q as ss-
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\. think the press Of the State
q b,ds good lesson in the puihns
E,tys from the Mississippi Gem
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|uou,ls haze become quite flst-
.bls Of late In Pamela county and
Bluff City. ofg r1rtlt
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y sprins styles for ladies viii
color, grey with ',ripes Or
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To Contractors.
.ETEEA --- p x
Pamela County Court House, Miss

Proposals arr Ar vited for The hniiaing Of .
Court House At 6ardis, Panols county, Missis.
sdppi. The dfawings and specifications can b
seen at the ofhce Of the architect James B
Cook, ss Madison Street, Memphis, Tennssses
All proposals to be sesied and delivered on
or before the 9Th day o. Hay next, either with
J. G. Harrison, Esq, CLERK Of the Chancery
Court , s.sI,s ss[d s'i,Is:iisasrJiSsAwitfi' D. 0''A
The Board Of Supsryisos resssys Ne right q
rejecting any OF an bid.
.fSr i1e. HI oUfTER,
W. W. HOWE, r4Ftr
Im1e-tf !. r. COOPER, Osnminioer.
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bu public road overseers had bet
be putting their roads in good
|dition, as we hear dire threats
u prosecuting all delinquents be-
The grand jury. There is more
n one road overseer on roads lead
into Surdis who had "better be
bding his ways"
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Nautilus; or, Cruising usd.r
- n . very readable book
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fsaasa $1,000 = - $3.50 Z
ksesf ass =
- - - 1880 = - - So
faf Il - EsHH a
sAs - - fN - = 49, 81
. aFsssf As#s4
Jess v Mfhntugs
~f4la f4assseass
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NOTICE.

The arm of N. R. sLEDGE & CO., is dis
solved, and the name viii be used hereafter
only in liquidation. All persons indebted to
them are requested 10 come forwsrd and settle,
as all notes and accounts &c., &C., due them not
paid within the next few weeks will be put out
for collection, by law or otherwise
The business aciH be Continued
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Sr. JoHS's COLLEGE,

Annapolis, Nd, Juas ~, lsal.
am much pleased with the etymologies and
definitions Of Websters Unabridged Dictions-
ry, q fer asI have examined them, and con-
ider ss invaluable additions the Introduction
o., the Euglish language BY Prof Hsdley, and
some ofthe appendices, especially that on Fc-
titious Names by Pro. Wheeler.
JAMES N. GARNETT, f.,
PresidsntSt Johns College.
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directs ere lsipg fsrsifsd-'
[A.zs<dsd ssrvies.
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rss nlsl@<p>3 tss~s-se<ss.i sa<sss-~
IL zoe t~e great ssd sssliss sasissesfHh
II tts 49, -. - slf<lss - ~.
sksnsfas@ SET .na sesf1 Asft>r Roe Ne -
N. n Hpefras s~ss-sas>@s ~, ssa ssss
fstAff1.fsf<< ~ ss164tstfor. " vHsFiff Ne
sSp@tx. Aad fsfhxa ne11thy tsssta A.
ss'fivs spt<rsfas -ashfy see6h6isk ssfstse
esuplsts the eprr. sole proprietor Msss
ssld I iiizs<<, whse~i~ Drszrts. ifsusssk
Teen. Read he tesiimour,
Granite eaanty, M Jane ~ 1879.
As-fs xsssa<tf . fUst<> n<s~pAis rssss
geuttsrnsr n b vith pis<<nse ahss ! SITE
yea skst Z kess srod ysss Nississif4s bisn
rkss esr1isi. ssd 10 r~sssssssh~ ias sx.efly
what IL n fersss assdsi o. h<. hse h~ss
dssu wisk chfsui< Disfrhss fs NOT tssyesrs
and triei several ascssrs; sess psse cured ne
I tried the Mississippi Diarshea Cordial, asd 7,
has made . care. fou can
sddrts me At Pine Bluff, Arb.
Respectfully yssrst
Chronic.
Neglected, diarrhsa becmes chronic, and 10
difficult 10 manage. Nevertheless, there are no
cases Of dypeniery Or diarrhsa, OF Of any bowel
affection, that the Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial
viii not cure. A single dose viii relieve any
ordinary ease, This medicine has been used
for nearly twenty years, and has always given
satisfaetion.
Reed Tie Evidence.
Henry r. Blumsnthall writes, June lst 1871,
from 81 Johns, Florida, and states that he can
not but give great praise to the Mississippi
Diarrhsa Cordial, for is prompt action in all
cases Of bowel affections. Not only has he
noticed many ordinary cases ofdysentery check
ed and permanently relieved BY a few doses,
but he has seen several old cssesof protraeted
and chronic disrrhea, which promised 70 prove
fatal, completely cured, By the Mississippi Di.
arrhea Cordial, and the patients are now We
and hearty.
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In the name and style Of
N. R. SLEDGE g. SONS.

who thank their friends, and the public gene
rally for the liberal patronage bestowed on the
old firm, and solicit . continuance Of The SAM
to the new firm, with every assurance on then
part that they viii use every effort and unit.
ring energy to give satisfaction to all Friends
and customers ss heretofore.
r ftI N. r. SLEDGE,
vi N. R. SLEDGE, in.
o. D. SLEDGE,
W. D. SLRDdE.
Como. Mas. March 1st. 1872. ,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-15

THREE YEARS IN MAN-TRAP.-
This ia the title Of a remarkable book
by T. S. Arthur, the author OF Ten
Nights in Bar-Room, to which it is
a companion work, and is pronounced
by the most eminent critics to be MIR.
Arthur's best production. From a
quiet country village with its "sicle and
sheaf,' he turns to great city with its
six or seven thousand saloons and there
lays the scene Of his story. From the
first page to the last Of this new book
the reader will find himself drawn on
and on by series of rapidly recurring
pictures, some OF them 80 terse and
vivid and yet so true to real life that
he will almost hold his breath while he
follows the author through the whole.
It's scenes, its facts, and above all, its
deep pervading earnestness will pow
erfully impress every one. Mr.. John
S. Willetts has succeeded in obtaining
the agency Of this immensely popular
and wonderful book in this city and
will canvass for subscribers.
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RIVER NEws.-The river rose about
nine inches here on Saturday night and
was about on stand yesterday. Re
ports from Pittsburgh say it is rising
there with two feet seven inches in the
channel. The prospect for three OF
four feet more water is considered good
A dispatch received from Captain
Muhleman announces that the Andes
will be here to-day and will leave to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock as usual.
The "thinness" OF the river makes no
difference to the Andes, fact our ship.
pers are not slow to appreciate.
The Express or Courier will be sent
to Parkersburg to-day if the water
continues swelling, change that will
be appreciated by the travelling com.
munity. II, however, there should be
no improvement in the river the Sci
ence will make the trip. The hour Of
departure is half-past ten o'clock A. N.
The Exchange. which has been waite
ing for water here for a week past,
started for Pittsburgh yesterday.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the transfers Of real estate
left at the Recorders office during the
week ending Friday, July IL, 1872:
John Tbornburgh to Rachael Feay
January %, 2 acres, 3 roods and 81
perches Of land joining George Houser
Tor $50.
Isaac T. Freese and wife to John
Dixon, in trust for Mary A. Freese
July 6, pert of lot No. Is in square No
Is, South Wheeling, for love and affec-
ton.
Charles Otte and wife to Fred Hille-
brecht, July Is, part Of lot No. II in
square No. 26, South Wheeling, fol-
$3.50.
s. Brady and j. L. Hobbs to Caro-
line NJ. Wilson, July l, lot No. II in
square No. 10, lot No. 9 in square No
Is and lots Nos. | and 9 in square No
Is, Caldwell's addition, for s..
August Kraatz and wife to Keinnib
July 10, part Of lot No. Is in square Ne
IL, CaldwelPs addition, for $3.50.
William Klieves and others to Henry
Rippel, July S, part OF lot No. go Ger
man street, Centre Wheeling, for $3.50
J. C. Pierce and others to August
Kraatz, June Is, lot No. Is in square
No. IL, Caldwell addition, for 5000.
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MAN DRowNED.-Last evening, BE-
tween five and six o o'clock, ayoung man,
named August Fiehoe. who boarded at
the Keim House, and is said to have
been in the employ Of Thomas Hughes
& Co., merchant tallors, was drowned
under the following circumstances
.Fiehoe and two companions got q skifl
and pulled around the head Of the
Island to point near Crawfords mill
and there went in 10 battle. Thinking
the water at the place selected toe
shoal, Fiehoe got into the skltl
and pulled across the river. Becoming
heated by the exercise Of rowing be
did not wait to cool of, but plunged al
once into the stream. The consequence
was he took the cramps and sank al
once. His body had not been recovered
when we left Bridgeport at ten o'clock
last night though every effort had been
made for its recovery.
The fact that the drowned man had
been in the employ Of Thomas Hughes
caused report to be circulated that il
was Charley Beuter who was drowned
This story caused a great deal Of un'
easiness to his friends until Charley was
seen among them safe and sound.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-15

CLEAN UP.-The streets and alleys
of this city are in horrible condition.
and should receive the prompt and con
slant attention OF the Health officer
1t won't do for him 10 60 over the city
once in three months and make people
clean up, and expect they will do it.
and let it remain 60 There are people
in this, as in every other city, who
imagine that the streets are provided
on purpose for them to empty filthy
slop and garbage on, and it behooves
Dr.. Reeves to be constantly on the
watch. North street is one of the
streets that needs his care. Sinking
meat, spoiled brine, dead dogs and other
offensive things, comingle in one gen.
eral, heavy, heart-rending stink. Its
not the only street in this condition,
however. Go for the violators, doctor,
we'll back you.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-15

DULL.-Tbe dull season is upon us as
regards local news. The mills are idle,
the schools are taking their summer
vacation, the Fourth is past and people
are taking themselves off to the cool
woods besides ripping streams to catch
the darling silver fish or the slow and
heavy "turkles," or to the many summer
resorts. In fact, everybody is out Of
town. Congregations are preparing to
allow their pastors week or two vaca-
ton. We'd like to be in fashion and
have chance to 90 fishing ourself. 1t
can't be did, however, it can't be did
unless our congregation make up q
purse Of two or three hundred dollars
to send US to Long Branch to interview
Grant,