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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY

This r"Imli Restorative. j. nu,. of the best ur,u
arati,u, IA The, market fr tin. huu,u -. ,I, n
hk' all other Hair preparations II contains u IT,,
~ulIhIn sugar lead nitrate silver any tlug that
viii nlur" the health II ,lu~,.~ thu nan l., .l,,
upon bald heads H,-t"r,.~ th. han t. lis normal
color when caused ir"In premature, decay. stops
AMI prevents IL" lhir from f.IllIn. aud ~tol.-
ihhi Hnpl'.>:tIIi Ii'htn@ that - tia" prelude al Tia,
nam decay. 'Ur"~ damlruii and all di-,.l-.- ell
me scalp Hnh ~ 4 Hair Dressing II has II" equal
l".'"M We Gl\' Il IL" press and IndINIdu crT
Ilu' uc-.
Northampton Cnuri.r O,rnh,.r I-,,-Tb, Han,
me l. th" GREATEST Tim. III til" market.
Iilp\,r-NIIl,. >fyu,J,rJ Y y I,I, I.-f /,
pi,.i~> all that have u,.d II and th,., arr, man,
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TO LAWYERS.
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Vol Ill Will contain a dI-,-t "f dee, ,n Other
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN p,Tr,.r.
X. II. EDDY.
SO L1CITOR OF plTI,>.,

For IHr""fi"HS. Trait. Mnri.. a, B....
No. :" Stat" Street. "pp"~It- kih\ >f,..,
Mass. g.
AI'i an Intensive prIci Ic,. uI lil,t,.rI ..
Years COM inutN I" ~""uI' p,i'ht- If ,.
STATES ais" III Great iriiaiu. rln,,. .r,t.
'l-h countries Caveats. Specification. . .
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'N''ut'd "n iihrtH terms. and with d,.....rI
searches made into American col i,,r,. g.,
determine TIA" validity 81 utIlIr, ui r.,r.,..
N"niI"n~-.Hd LEGAL al al her ad, lee, r,..,r..
matters touching the S;Im, t"Il,~ ,i H..
any patent furnished l., rriuIIrr,. q.
m"nts recorded AT Washington
IF~TIM pNINI~
Il regard Nr. Eddy - on. ui Tho. ur,-r
and capable practitioners with ~ l,,Iu
official intercourse. tIiNS. MA~D,
"mmI~I"u,.l Of 3.
Il haN" II" hr~iiIii"u in :i>>uiiI- r....
they "inn"l employ p,.I~'u NOR. coma.
trustworthy. and m"rr capable. ,d l...r...
applications III u form {" secure. i,.r .i.,
and favorable, consideration at The. r.ft,,.
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TENTS.
Mir L. II. Eddy has made Ten rt, D: .....
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J. :. KINLE>uN. Aucfinn,rr

- = N y I-IN>''N. \ We lltil'ti-
On account al 'kn'.~~ ia family. viii sell
Al publ" auction. "u IT I~lbAN. Dct"i".I q. 10
al ~ =. IN. TIA" tam known IL the William Nc
l"llIn place situated mile south "t " Dan
NIli' d"P"i contains 10 lcr,~ ct -"rd land we'll
adapted f'r dairy II will keep l. and other
SICK. and - H '-N'li'nt Sheep farm. well wti,r,d
and w""i"'i GOOD cedar swamp: can tap Guu
tI"'-- buildings good and comfortable. Pleas.
come and i"r NoHr~'t and Ice, satisfied that What
You l. better than words Won can h,ll,.yr
NOR than halt N'I h, but " hat N"u that h,.
It'N". y part at th' Iut'hI-'. MONEY required
down balance can lcmIln "n m"It "a" any desired
length ui iImt
Also. III" following personal property N"kr"t
oxen. nInr wears old COW. g. N'strlin. hrIttT>
with calf N"h" 81 NraIllng -t"'I-. Nr:nIm. hull
calves. l. c"ir>'' We. sheep t. lambs ~ 10 tons
"i hay, lot al straw and -r:in | cart. pillow. hrr
row. l God moving ma, hIn' | h"r-,. I:ikt. 9. uN
-'i~ prIm, w" old h"r-, colt. Nl-" u lot
81 sugar and farming t""l~ SAL. positive. I"Im-
AT tim" "t sale. John BUCHANAN.
West panvillr sept. IL III .n-in-
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Gsfafr.s.
DICHARD q. GOSS' ESTATE.

DICHARD .. GOSS' ESTATE.
IL The subscribers. having been appointed 10y
the Honorable Probate Court fol the District ni
Calcd"nia. commissioners Ia receive. examine. and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against
tn" estate ni Richard q. G"ss. late of Nat' ri"rd
i'll said district deceased represented ln~"lNrnt. and
the term of 4 months from TIA" 18th day of Aug.
Ie1i. helm. allowed 10y said Court t" creditors {"
said DECREASED Ia exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice that We viii attend
I" the duties nf our appointment at tn" dwelling
house of Mrs. RrtSrN GuSS. i'll Waterford. II
said District. the 3lst day of October. and
18th day of February next, AT o'clock, III the at
tcrn""n each ut said DAYS.
DENNIS MAY. l,,,,,,..,.> nm,
3y-4I BRADLEY D. GROWN COMMISSIONERS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02

THE Ross CHILD-Thc public have
very nearly forgotten the Ross kidnap-
ping mystery. but we venture to recall
it To memory long enough to mention
the latest theory about it. 1t is that
the two children of Christian Ross are
those of his lawful wife. who endcaNor-
eel To get them both. and now has little
Charley safely ut the West. the woman
now living with Mr.. Ross. and whose
apathy was 81 incomprchcnSihlc on the
presumption that she WAS the child'>
mother. being no better than she should
he and that these are the rclSonS for
Mr.. Ross peculiar behavior: while the
advertisements. the black mailing note.
etc, are all furgcric>. intended to divert
attention from the facts. This state
mrut purpolt~ to come from ncighborS
of Ross. 1t would he Interesting. in
deed. to find that half the country had
been ranSacked 10y detectives. and
every hody's feelings wrought upon 81
painfully for such pititul family misery
rs this. -Sprinlteid Republican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02

''Brick" Pomeroy was in town yes
terday. on his return from delivering
an agricultural fair in Northern New
York. Mr.. "Brick" conciliatcd ano
BATTERED his audience ut the opening %
his address 10y telling them that it wa,
the poorest fair he ever attended,
iIbdns idrerfiser.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
Rare Chance for a Baruain

The subscribers offer Tor -ii'. their valuable, Mil
Property. situated IA N""~ IINrI about two and .
halt mIl,~ from The. Portland y g. d,i ~bur. l:al
road depot. he property CONSISTS al 1870 Acres
IT Land. on which l. At least ten mlliuI> of tim
her comprising Spruce. li'm"ck aud Hard wood
mostly very handy I" the mil Nh"ul IOU acres l.
embraced III farm under .,ud cultivation. Ihr
buildings consist at excellent saw Mill. nearly
new. filled with thu. h~r al machinery. tive Dwell
M Houses and out buildings: a Elack-miih'S shop
and Joiner shop. 1hrrr H. ais" on of Fair
banks patent Hay Scales "n th, premises. .,,"i
condition..
Fam" situated i'll a Thinner rrgi"u only l. miles
from 81 I"hH-i'IITN and from West Concord
with @""d roads and convenient Railroad facilities
II cannot fail I" lie. regarded - "Ii,. "i thu. m"-r
''-Irahl" mil properties III this section.
1t - Ilt:i-intlN situated and natural r,urr.
t"r VILLAGE" TIN post office, h'.n- already ,.~tah-
h~h'd there. and u nice school house.. Terms
made, easy.
F"r further particulars enquire ct th,. under
~l-u"d AT Victory. Vt. 81 I.Ittrtnu. y. II.
ROWLAND. IILIO\ \ 90.
August !. Ia i1I\uN14
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
Desirable Place For Sale.

| offer my place for sale. situated Central
street of Spring. The buildings in thor
ough repair, and the place is central pleasant and
every way desirable.
portion of the purchase money remain on
mortga Eltf j. L. MCCORMICK
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
House for Sale !!

The House, situated "n Portland Street. is IA new
two-story building. well finished and is supplied
with water from a good spring on the premises: is
fitted for two trncmcnts. Terms easy. Apply on
the premises. 2Gtt WIN. SlANkS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
flor SaI.
Farm for Sale !!

| offer for sale my farm situated one-half mile
from West Barnet said farm consists of l:0 acres.
divided into tilla.e. wood and pasturag", has AN
excellent sugar orchard, and ais" largr fruit
chard has good buildings and is a desirable" plac"
for any one. THOMAS r. MODl:E.
West Barnet VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
House and Land for Sale q!

The subscriber d,.srin. to 20 south will sell at
bargain his place, C"n~i>tIn" of new House and
Barn. with fifteen ut Land. situated un,-hali
mil, from the Village of West Concord. on the road
lra,iin,. t" Concord Corner. Never failing. water
running Ia buildings. For further particulars
addr - W. W. OStiOOD. West Concord. Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02

Iw" good Dwelling h"uSrs-nnr house, tn
rent Ais" four good team Horses and one tray.
rrsr Nv" horse Sled. Enquire of
T. IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
Farm in Lyndon For Sale !!

dali. three miles from Lyndon Corner on the.
branch road to Wh,rlnck Hollow said farm con
-i-t- nf IA at land iii id,l into ilrr wood
and pa-tlII"t.r-'ihnut - acres at woodland with
sugar orchard ni GnO llun-,. and barns
III GOOD repair. and running. water to barns. For
particulars terms. etc, enquire "f
y. q HARRIS.
Lyndon Centre. I5tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
FARM FOR SALE !

Within nnt-lIaf mile ui Pr:icham Hollow one
fourth mile al Schonl House, and one fourth
mile of Academy and Church. Contains about lit
acres, abundance of wood and timber. tan-
water at house, barn and PASTURES. House and
shed well built. Also ~ acre lot uf n. pas
tur" and timber land one mile from said farm. all
"n a road that never drifts. From pcichm Hollow
Ia Barnet. f. ". CLARK
PtaclIam Vt Ian. 10. III lUltf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02

\ child of \. +. Hurd, of West Ru
pert. was drowned in Il Swill barrel
sunday evening. 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
Commencing Monday. iEriI ~. 1874.

Commencing Monday. tEriI ~. 1871
TRAINS MOVING sol III.
Leave Wmch,nd"n at : ~ \ NJ. IIII.N
In T. VI AIrl\' al u "r''~I"I At 81, \ 8
NJ. -: l.. VI.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
l."Lv" Worcester at -.Un \ NJ. l. lu T. "
l.. NJ. G.iu l.. VI. AIriv. ii Ninrlruduu ..
\. NJ. = - l.. NJ. IL T. VI.
Passengers t"r Providence. I,.t,Iug II .l....t.-.
Al az y. NJ. aIrIN" At Worcester ~ ... .
AMI leave Nur"'~t'r At tn T. NJ. iuI I't,. I...
Trains {" and from "a Irt,li, n'vn l~u ,uI.....
Expires aud WAY TRAINS on iiu~iun \ '....
\"iv I,h Worcester iut l:"-inu
Spin ti'ld. al" tI New lmk Via No
spin. ii,ld. y Ett--
II #
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02

Too BAD. An ES~cN Young man
took his tanned gray squirrel. confined
means ia" captive escaped. and. no
doubt. Immediately took himself to
parts where the 'WoOdbiuc tWlneth"
The owner felt his loss heavily. and
applied To the officers of the >ucictN for
the whercwith t" make it good. He
WAS told that aS the weather had been
bad. and the society had not made
much money this fall. they could not
afford To pay amy within .; hut that, if
the receipts had been -four or five hun
drrd dollars larger. they might have
done something for him. The Young
man. of course. went away very sorrow
full BHrlinJfOn Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
Oysters ! Oysters

AT TER THE 4th OF SEPTEMBtR ",
shall hav" Oysters AT wh",.-,l'. and retail and
shall Ice clad I" all at old tg:Iu.
/" th"~'' I-llu- them Tor PARTIES al II nur County
Fan. ~ think ~ mIk, II Nour interest t.
Sc ~ 81 writ" as {" I'LL N"ur orders
MI "IdrI~ h\ mail uT otherwise. rrumptll filled
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AUCTION!

- IL M'h'ki- \uTlI"i'rT-
on account # i'll health Will sell ~ l,uhllr auc
tI"n on " ElI\E>pAN. October 1Ih al 10 "'r"ck
Il IN. TIA" following property Mn FARM. con.
-l~iIng at loo acres 81 GOOD land we'll divided int"
pt~tuI" and iilla.r land. with never flilin. water
Al both h"uS, and barn. with GOOD gar AMI n,
pie orchard Ms" thu follow III. personal property.
IN" Years old h"r-'. GOOD COWS. halt blood
Jersey : N"k' 81 iva Wears old ~tl.s. - NrIIu.S
3 calves. ~ tons 81 -n" hay. Il tons 81 straw 4Uu
bushels oats Loo bushels I'iIt"'- Nv" hor~,.
on, l cart ~lCIGh-. buggy WAGON. Whr, lhir-
row ! horse RAKE work h.ru,~~,.~. driNin. han
n"~~ S.Inhurn 'huru. aud Tie, farming. tools too
numerous To- mtntI"n. STEPHEN l.. kt\I
Ia-~umI'~ir. sept -. l-Ii. gao
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
FARM FOR SALE.

lh- Aaron Ward farm Nrlrh Ian, Ill n", "f
f,'rrd iuI -: hundred .,,r,- splendid farm.
iu- Lands i'm eel, hard and hundred
a"r'- w""d and l..~ruIr Lands n,.iI i place. Build
M coed ana terms In:t. satisfactorily. Call on
e." address
AARON WARD
g., North DAM ill.,, VI
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Can I Afford to do Business
Without Advertising?

successful advertisers admit that the new -JaiI.r
IL the m"~t rtir"t," advertising medium and the
best agency t"r communication brtwr,m people. "t
all clls~,-.
.Iudci"us advertisers select Those. papers which
haN" established character and Influence The,
are read hN thinking. people and I,."I Of enter
rriS'-rhr m"~t desirable IN all communities Ia
reach l., ADVERTISING.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
FOR SALE !!
Houses and Horses for Sale.

y work horse AN extra farTow COW. II nice SLEIGH
and hight traverse sled. VIII exchange. the horse.
i"r stock. ORA BISHOP.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02

Montpelier 4 Wells River Rm.gl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
HD ELIS DIEETISENENTS.
TAERANT'S
SETTER APERIENT.

why - Dyspepsia =" General" Simply he.
"''~'' II Is neglected 81 matrratrd. STRIKE directly
Al TIA" cause. Remove the acrii luimurs whirI
"i@"ni'r II. from the stomach and bowels will
lirrani > Et'rNcSCrnt ScltHrr Aprri,nt and indi
&'SiTh WIN all Ms painful c"nc"miants is cured
sold 10y all DRUGGISTS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
The Florence Sewing Machine
Wood and Hay For Sale!

The sole Retail Agent for It. bloomsbury "i
these celebrated machines l.
44if {. j. Iii MTHEEY Main Street
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CLAPP & ROBERTS.
First Quality Card Photos.

with the SATIN FINISH, only e ~ Der dozen
at HASTINGS GALLERY. Main Street
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HENRY FRENCH E-.i~rrr
\ tIur copy ct record \tt.>t
iuIO HENRY FEE\t II E,.,i,t,.I
EUINN >ANEOEN'> ESTATE
NOTICE +!

DAVID rulNTON. I,.,,,,..,
IMEEND\ NH 'IIIIII =
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Call at Hastings Gallery
The New Satin Gloss Finish

and "NnmIn" specimens at Ph"r".Iauli- with The
NEW SATIN GLOSS FINISH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02
CHANGE OF TIME

CD>NECTIo>>. At N"utt,l,r ..
over Central N,lIu"rt i.lI,i..ud 10 I...
with Stages tIu,~,It.- Ilul-ir.- ...H -.
tor North Montpelier. last .il.r.. -...i. ....
~. W""dhuIN t,utr, and !l.Id. ..
field with ~tH-'.~ I"I .tirul and g. 1..s 50
Portland \ O.,l,.n~i,stI- i.iilr,II S.. ".
"r with trains ">,I Conn = ~. 1000. ...-...
cord \ Montreal. White N.antt. ..H
Washington branch Il. X; l." tr..'r H
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-02

Keeps tn" E"S'm free from wrnkling and break
ing: makes Il perfect tit ri any Shirt. Sent lr,.
paid for ~ cents. AGENTS wanted everywhere
Agents profits average 81 pei dlN.
LEWIS y tRDSIiRANE
lOi and 100 West Spring ST. TituSvillr Pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12

New YORK, October l0.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling uplands l5lc. Flour
Receipts $1,000 bblS.; dull and lower; SUI
perfine western and state 35G4 10;
common to good extra a S5@5 35; good
to choice 50 1905 So; white wheat extra
50 S0(G6 35; extra Ohio S. 95G96 so; st.
Louis 5 75@S rs; closing quiet. Rye Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-Receipts $1,000
bushels; market heavy and lower; No.
spring 81 20Gl %; No. = Norshwest-
crn 81 096l 10; ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota spring 81 O5(Gl % white 81 $50
] 81. Rye-Scarce and firm at III OOGD
OF. Barley-Quiet and unchanged.
Malt-Quiet. Corn-Recepts $4,000
bushels; market dull and in limited do
mand; mixed western 96c; yellow 97ic.
Oats-Frrmer; receipts 10000 bushels;
mixed G2@64ic; white 6S@G64c. Hay
Steady at 6O@65c. Hors-Firm. C6f-
tce-Quiet. Sugar-Quiet at 8l6slc.
Molasses and Rice Unchanged. Petro-
leum-Lower; crude 5s@53c; refined
l2c. Turpentinc-Firm at $50. Pork
Dull at So 80. Beef and Cut Meats
Quiet; middles dull at llac. Lard
Heavy at 1890. Butter-Quiet at 23GG
3Se. Cheese-Firma at l24@l5Ac. Whis-
ky-Lower at 81 O6. Manufactured
Coppcr-Steady; Ingot Lake tirmcr at
2ls@22c. Pig Iron-Scotch quiet at
S37 O0@40 90; American quiet ut $24 90
M30 90. Russia Shcct-$l5 006l5 %
gold. Nails-Quict; cut SO 55@3 10;
clinch IS 50@6 80; horse shoe nominally
unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Our Own Practice.

In pursuing our articles published in
this paper, it will be observed that our
system is founded upon the fired facts of
the Medical Science, and We would just
say that in our practice We have endcav-
ed to be governed by the fundamental
principles of right.
We treat all kinds of Chronic diseases,
from common cold IN CONSUMPTION, u
common boil 10 cancer, the most inveter-
ate scrofula the most troublesome dys-
pepsia. the most lingering liver complaint,
the most painful rheumatism or neural
gia, the most difficult asthma, the worst
dropsy, the weakest nervous debility, the
most violent spasms, the most critical
female complaints, the seyerest Of kidney
affections and many other diseases which
We have not mentioned here.
Our remedies are prepared from sub
stances that will asSinilate with the or
ganic body, and our prescriptions are put
up under our own immediate supervision;
and when these are administered in &C
cOrdance with their real medical virtues
and the true nature Of the disease, they
seldom fail TO remove the morbid csndi-
ton Of the system and to inyigorate and
improve the health Of the patient, and
finally effect cure when a cure i, at all
20 be had.
Specimens of urine for examination
can b. sent by express tbut not by mail
from any part Oftbe United States; and
can be sent BY the same con-
Address, DRs. OLDsHrE
l32 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

MONDAY. OCTOBER II. 1874.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October l0.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and
lower; No. spring &c; No. = 90s6903c
spot; 90Ic seller October; 90c seller No
vembcr; No. 3 S6GS7cc. Corn-Dull
and declined; No. 2 mixed 7Sfc spot; 7Sc
seller October; 74c seller November; re-
jected 7Sc; new corn 60c. Oats-Steady
and in moderate demand; No. 2 1859
cash; 49!c seller October; 4Sc seller No
vember; rejected 46Gl74c. Rye
Steady and III moderate demand; No.
S4mS4lc. Barley-Dull and nominal;
No. . 81 06GIl o. cash; 99c seller No
vcmber; No. S7m92c. Pork-Dull and
declined at S2l 90 for DID, S21 so for new
spot: $l7 60 seller year. Lard-Dull
and nominal at 14!c spot; l14c seller
year. Bulk MeatS-Dull and nominal.
Whisky Steady and in moderate de-
mand at 81 OF. On the opening of the
board in the afternoon brcadStutf$ closed
dull ut the above quotations.
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EEt JEKRI CLEMESs,
Cor. Nam and 18th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
NEIGIIBORHOOD NEWS.
October 9, 1874.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
OUR city was full of anxious candidates
all day Saturday, looking after votes. If
Democrats will vote the ticket straight,
victory will surely follow.
BUSINESS was very lively all day Sat-
urday in Bellaire.
DR.. II. w. BAKER, of GAINESVILLE, o.,
the king crusader, has gone over to the
Republican party, and advises all prohi-
hitionists to vote that ticket. This is
bid for the nomination for Sheriff next
term.
A HORSE belonging to John McCor-
mick, Esq, died Saturday evening.
THOSE who advertise are the persons
to trade with. They always have good
goods, and are able to. give you bargains.
They want your trade and are not
ashamed to ask You to deal with them.
THERE has been very good order in
Bellaire for a week past.
RELIGIOUS service was held in the
various churches in this city yesterday.
SATURDAY last was beautiful day.
The bright sunshine and balmy air was
calculated to drive away the blues and
make people lively and energetic.
ALL quiet in police circles up to 4 p.
NJ, Saturday.
HUNDREDS Of strangers were in our
city Saturday, and no doubt many of
them were taken in
A LITTLE scientific "cussing' was done
on Water street Saturday. The head
fell out of a keg of nails, scattering them
in all directions.
Cool nights and mornings are now in
order, and admonish us of the yearly Wis
it of stern old winter, which is gradually
drawing nigh; We should take warming
and make preparations for our comfort
and convenience.
EVERY Democrat should cast his vote
tomorrow. Let us have no ''stay-at-
homes at this election.
DEMOCRATS rally to the polls to-mor-
row morning and vote the straight-out
Democratic ticket No trading or
scratching should be done.
PAVING sidewalks il still in order in
Bellaire.
The crazy man of the Belmont Chrom-
icIt was able to be in Bcllaire on Satur-
day evening.
The Democrats Of Georgia must have
voted the straight ticket at their recent
election. DO it in Bellairc.
IT is very difficult for n person to keep
the run Of the many improvements GO
ing on in Bcllaire, and the new business
houses opening up, unless they take a
daily paper. The REGISTER will keep
YOU posted not only on local news, but
the general news of the country, better
than any other daily that comes to our
city.
BUTTER is 35 cents pound, and very
scarce.
A GREAT many people from Bellaire
went to Wheeling Island on Saturday
last, to witness the races, and the different
clubs play ball.
DEMOCRATS vote early tomorrow, and
then Use your influence for the ticket the
rest of the day.