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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
AJoIIy hoy IN sartoris.

From the n. \. Herald'S Long Branch Lei
ter.
have seen but very little of Grant,
although there is an employee Of Col
Presbury's among his $50 servants at
the West End Hotel who is said to be
the picture of the hero of APpomattox
He is, l think, a stage-driver, and is a
strawberry blonde. Grant keeps very
quiet, and will not talk even to his most
intimate friends about the third term.
But the most popular and best-natured
and most jolly boy at Long Branch Is
Algernon Sartoris, the husband OF Nelly
Grant and son-in-law to the President,
and when he is not driving his pretty
wife along the beach in Il little pony
chiste, he wanders along the drive IN an
unassuming manner, in loose SACK coat
valued at about So or 81, and makes him.
self at home in good-natured, plucky
WAY that defies criticism and makes him
quite liked with the young people. lie
IS a fine gymnast, a good boxer IN an
amateur wav and hard walker; but
then the walking at Long Branch Is so
sted dusty" that he does not care
TO do enough of it for his health. Young
Ssrtoris is also fond of glass of lager,
and has taken great liking to that
beyerage-ln schooners. His usual
way as | understand is to step into .Iouss
lager beer saloon, and, with good ma
tured nod, cry out; "Oh, l say, isn't it
Joosed ct Just give me large gloss
of bean, wont you, old fellah. And l
say, be pretty smart about 1t, you-it's
so doosed ,ot. Thanks, old fellah, I'll
take another, like good boy" l can't
help thinking that to be a democratic
kind of way for nobleman with ibl2,-
600 Il year, an old family name and mar
ried to Caesars daughter
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wh.,, L,pbtntnss Stroke is Like.

Mr.. Castle whose, experience IN being
struck by lightning we alluded to last
week, has told us all about it. and we
ure content to take his word for 1t. AS
the storm came up he put his team IN
the barn and sat down in the door
facing the inside. The stroke OF light
ming which killed his horses and pros
trated him did its work too swiftly TO
give him the slightest warning OF Its
coming. His frst remembrance upon
returning to consciousness was of hearing
his daughter who had run down from
the house, about twenty-five rods distant,
exclaim, ooh! father is dead" Upon
opening his eyes, the whole air and sky,
seemed to be in blaze. He also be-
came conscious of the most intense SUI
fering, and especially in his lower
limbs. Hesays the pain was like that
of burn, and that he could not have
suffered more for the hour thst followed
if he had been held in the flames. HIS
wife and daughter, upon seeing that
he was still alive, desired TO remove MN
to the house, but he begged to be left
where he was and not be disturbed, as he
felt that he could live few minutes, and
that he might as well die there rs to be
put to the needless torture Of n removal.
As he seemed to gain strength, how
ever, he was soon taken to the house and
made as comfortable rs possible, but
eight or ten hours elapsed before he
was able to move either of his lower
limbs. The left hip and leg seemed to
be more affected than the right, aad the
symptoms for time indicated that the
bones were injured. But these have
passed away and only a slight lameness
now remains. The right lung has |
been very sore ever since the occurrence,
but this may have been caused by an |
Injury received in falling. The mark |
of the lightning is apparent from the
shoulders to the calf of the right leg, in |
the shape of broad Irregular stripe
from which the skin has peeled oil ms
though it had been scalded.- Whitewater ]
{ Men, Register. !
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Gold Again.

Our correspondence from the Black,
Hills country shows that the expedition
OF Mr.. Janney confirms ell the stories We
have heard about the riches of this re-
gion. There Is certainly gold, but as yet
no deposits OF marvellous character
We suppose it will be found, as in CAL
ifornia and Australia, that the real wealth
of the country is agricultural, and that
people who 90 to dig gold will remain to
plant wheat and corn.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

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Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
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cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bm no
local notice tViU be mIerted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. 81,
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ed business houses, must be paid Tor III al
vance. -, ,,,
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charged for at our regular rates.
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SEED OATS.
no FOR PIC-NICS.

ONE OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST
J suitable localities tor holding pIc-n!cs
near the city, 4 what is known as the
Benoni Good Farm, Hoou hVe ihlies g -.
nf The CITY. on the National road. Tie
grounds are covered with shade trees, and
In every way very desirable. Terms very
reasonable. For particulars apply To-
ADDLPH JACOBS,
,,yqlh On the Premises.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ElLINGHAM.
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now In store and for sale:

Have now in store and for sale
goo Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
SJO No. Mackerel.-
20 No. , Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel, , and in quarter
barrels and kits.
% Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. o. MolasSes.
50 HhdS choice y. y. Sugar.
81 BblS Syrups.
200 BblS Standards \. b, Extra c. Grang-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
so Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
. Half Chests prime To choice u.
Teas
80 CaddieS prime TO Choice q. =. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrook'S J. II.
Milliners, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best in the cOun-
try. Our stock Is full and complete, ana
will be offered Ia the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers To
all and examine our stock before purch
cSing elsewhere.
a mar2l- - NELL 4 ELL y Gil AM.
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\ MAN who owes seven thousand dol
lars and is dcspairing OF ever being able
to pay ii, should cheer up and look at
Philadelphia. That town owes sixty
three million, four hundred and ninety
three thousand dollars.-Conrie' Jour-
st1l
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Innk Around tue World.

The latest and best authority gives the
population OF the globe at jOOOnOOO.
In America. 72SO0O0O.
In Europe, 5S7,oOOOoo.
In Asia, 7So,0OO,OoO
In Africa, lSS,OOO,OOO.
In Australia and Polynesia, J,&OoOOO.
The adherent> of the principa! sccts,
recounting the whole population, are sup
posed To- be thus:
Roman Catholics. l95, 100000.
Protestunt-, 57,l3D0oO.
Mohammcdans, 4O0,O0oO0o.
Budhists, 3i0,00O,0OO.
And six oriental churches, t,3OO,OOO.
Other Aslatic religions, i0,OOo,u0".
Pngans, OOOO0,OOO
Jews, 100000.
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A GUERNSEY county farmer living
near Cambridge, has sheep from which
h, cl pped a he, ce weighing % lbs. Can
any Belmont farmer equal it?-Mart"
Fern Nelcs.
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at'heeliag geaister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY hEG1SVEH.
Oae year ........-.SS % Three mopthS..2 w
SIX mouths. 4 70 One month. 10
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Que copy, yr...s4 % One copy, g mos.2 w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY,

TIME YEAR BEGINS IN ALL ABE
| PARTMENTS on Wednesday, Sept.
Grd, 1873.
Prof r. :. Lyon, with a full stan OF
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information IN rcgaId Ia
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mcntS may be- obtained flom ihcSccrcrary
OF the Faculty, Prof Geo. ". Clover, or tho
undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, Prcst.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, Aug. 9,lS53
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REMOVAL.
VSOTATOES.

A CONSIGNMENT OF PURE PEACH
y Blow and Early Rose Potatoes, IN
barrels, rom New York, just received ana
tor sale 10y JAMES IkANHLE'
No. 1910 Mair street, Wheeling W. Va
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-04

This Exquisite Spanish Toilette
Prebaration," for identifying and pre-
serving the complexion and skin, has
for years been exclusively prepared by
Don Manuel Acosts, an emminent chem
let of Seville, Spain, and by him sold in
large quantities to the elite Of that city,
Madrid, HAvana and elsewhere, as an In.
comparable beautiher and preserva,ive
of the complexion and certain prevents.
tive OF Wrinkles, Freckles, Pimples,
Sunburn, Tan, and oil blemishes OF the
the Skin. While making . voyage to
Cuba some years ago On one Of the Brit
ish Royal Mall Steamships, Don Manuel
was oyertaken by severe sickness, and
his life for days despaired OF, but ulti.
mately, be rallied and recovered, and a.
an acknowledgment of his appreciation
Of DR. Camphelrs services, (Dr G. being
at that time Medical officer on board the
steamship, he presented the Doctor
with the formula from whith he orepar
ed his famous Aqua Niraeol0so," MI
rsculous Water So many lady patients
for whom DR.. has prepared an occa-
sional bottle, having expressed them
selves most enthusiastically IN regard to
its merits. he has determined for the fu-
tnre to prepare it a. . STANDARD Toilette
Proclamation" Its use impsrts to the
skin, 3 dazzling brillisncy, healthy
freshness, transparent ciearness, velvety
smoothness and exquisite sof,ness. A
few applications will convert the rough
est skin into one Of Alabast-r delicacy.
/, Is not Paint" on "Essmel." but 9
Deliciously Fragr.Ii Esdicated Water
for .he skin, Of marvellous eflcacy.
Warranted harmless as pure milk. Price
One dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
Five dollars. Expressed 20 any address.
Prepared only by James r. Campbell,
n. D., Chemist, SO Fulton St, New
York Beware Of dangerous and worth.
less limitations. l2yl
For sale at City Drug Store. Upton.
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FROM MOUNT VERNON.
Mousr yrRSos. O,

MOUNT VERNON, Oct. -, 1910.
I'D. ADvERrIsER: Thinking that per
haps, iew lines from this place might
be acceptable to the readers Of the Ap
vERTIsER, l have taken the privileges OF
correspondent. Certainly any good
news from Cornell will be welco med by
some of them, for she has many fervent
friends in Cedar county A many -
dozen OF the alumni of this institution
have been from old Cedar. while over
two hundred others have been students.
Then surely Cornell has home in the
hearts Of many In Cedar county. I'm.
provement 10 catching, and Mt, Vernon,
has caught the spirit Of me times. The
courses Of study have undergone . vast
change in the last six years. Nothing
IL SO potent a. slow and steady growth
An institution that does not grow in this
age, will soon be far behind, and will be
finally forsaken. The foundation of the
new chapel building, the plan shown
Us by the architect, an enrolment Of
four hundred students, indicate prog
ress, enterprise and success. The senior
class this year, will be eight In number,
two OF whom are ladies. The same
uniform as worn by the cadets at Wsst
Point has been adopted here Many
students have already procured the full
uniform. and 1t is believed that all Of
them will do so in time. The full suit
COS. gee, and i. considered cheap. NJ:
Vernon is gene, ally blest with q suff1
cient number of lectures. concerts,
shows, etc, some Of which. are worthy
and others inferior and bad; of the first
We cannot have too many, OF the last,
the same cannot lie said Not very
much interest 10 manifested here In the
| result Of the inter state oraterical CON
test, as Cornell does not expect any
great things from 1t however, eur sym.
, pathy goes With those we have sent TO
participate Outside the college, the
/ town Is looking up New buildings are
being erected. both for public and pri-
vate purposes. Altogether, In view Of
the allotnents generally given TO human
life and human enterprises. Mt Vernon
has but little reason to complain
WHR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-04

Business 10 our town in the way Of
trade . not - "brisk as merchants
would like, but IN grain 1t 10 very fns,
If the quantity coming in il any indi
cation. Large receipts from all direc-
tons. Real estate business continues
good. and almost every week brings .
new customer for . farm. Mr.. Hillds.
brandt has sold the balance Of his large
farm-the finest and largest In this part
Of the country-and leaves with all his
family for California this week.
The second story Of our school house
has just been completed. giving much
better facilities for conducting our
schools. Besides the large room in this
story, which 10 IS Z 80 feet, there 10 .
we'll arranged recitation room, and Il,
brary room. New furniture for these
rooms has been purchased from the fac
tory Of DR.. N. B. Cochran, Davenport.
Hon. J. Q. TUFTS, with his family,
leave for Washington, early next week,
to be in readiness for his duties - u
member of the House of Represents.
tives.
P. NJ. Crist, An old resident, and Ugh.
ly respected citizen Of this part Of the
county, died about two weeks since.
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FROM DAVENPORT.
DAVENPORT, Oct. 80, 1875


The epizootic is on its travels
again; every horse in the city almost
is coughing, though no fatal cases
have been reported.
We had light taste Of hail storm
yesterday, hail the size Of hickory
nuts fell promiscously for abou. ten
minutes; no wind with it.
There seems to be no end to the
potato crop in this county. Thous-
ands of bushels of the finest peach
blows are brought into the city daily.
Yesterday they sold for IL cents per
bushel, and the quantity was SO great
that farmers had to wait three hours
for their turn to unload.
Another failure. Right upon the
heels of Mr.. Shields collapse comes
that of Mr.. J. r. Graham, grain mer-
chant. Unlike Mr.. Shields who stays
at home and tries to settle with his
creditors, Mr.. Graham has pocketed
thousands of dollars of ill-gotten
gains and fed to Canada it is sup.
posed. Prior to his going he issued
receipts which call for seventy thous
and bushels of grain more than he
had in his warehouse at the time
Next.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe's lecture
on Monday evening ga hered large
audience at the Opera House, Hel
subject was F" Is Polite Society p o.
lite," which was handled with grea,
skill. This lecture was one of The
Library course, as was also that oil
Daniel Dougherty, las, Saturday eve.
ming, whose subject was "Orstors
and Oratory.' The Library associa,
ton promises many choice lectures
this winter. Theodore Tilton deIiv-
cred himself of the "Problem OF
Life" on Wednesday evening at the
Opera House. No doubt he is as
well calculated to solve that I" prob
lem " as any other man if temperance
has anything to do with it. He was
greeted With a full audience bu, it
wasn't first class.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club,
gives 8 concer, here on the 4th.
Here is an item from the Orphan.
Home, about gardening. Their gar
den this year comprised II acres, and
was cultivated by few boys whose
ages ranged from to II years. Each
boy had certain portion Of ground
to care for during the summer. They
took great pride in the work and the
following is the result Of it: $50 doz.
cucumbers; 81 bush. peas; IL bush.
string beans; bush. shelled beans !;
334 doz ears sweet corn; 100 bush.
onions; bush. sweet potatoes; )
loads pumpkins; IS bush. tomatoes;
~ bush. Irish potatoes; 486 heads
cabbages: 40 Hubbard squash; 10
bush. turnips; .65 bush. carrots; 20
bush. parsnips; ll2 bush. table beets
2i5 bush. mangel wurtzels; and 80
bush. field corn. The onions wers
raised oa Of an acre. Quoting Da-
penport prices, the product Of the
garden amounts to sil8, 81, averaging
tl52,l3 per acre. The boys chrl-
lenge any professional gardener in
the county to beat it both as to guam
tity and variety.
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ssdc walk OrAer.

Resoired, By the Mayor and Cosneil q q,
town OF Tip on in Cedar county, lava, tAai
the owners Of the lots hereinafter 1oecribet
be and they are hereby ssverally ee6ersd 4
repel4 the si6ewalk1 along their roopect1gl
lots b masnsr anA form - TIE sttoet c.
In H. time Ssouirsa by ordnance No.
pasesa April Oh, -, viz: Lot = bloee
-. Hpton; eaSs side OF block >, Jennings
addition 70 Upton. And II 10 further or
derea that the Upton q 6tanwood railroad
company construct . crossing at the point
where the sidewalk on the north side Of
eighth street, In said town, crosses the said
railroad track
This resolution shall take effect from and
after It, publication In the Upton ADvkR
fIsER-
Adopted November LIST, 1875.
sYLyAxrs YATRs, Mayor.
:. I. TArEs, Recorder.
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Republican vlceoFioas In al TN
Noslheen Saaaes.

The latest news attainable before
seoiug 10 press indicstes more sweep.
Ing Republican victory throughout tbs
Northern States, where fair expses-
sion could be hal, than almost any
one win be prepared for. The re-
ports so FAR received sre meAger, and
some changes may be made BY fuller
accounts: II not, the result is indeed
glorious. In New York City most of
the Tammany nominees are surely
defeated, aud the Times claims that
the entire Republican State ticket is
elected by from FIVE 10 eight thous-
and majority.
Pennsylvania has elected Har,rsnft
by large majority, and the rest Of
the Republican ticket probably goes
with him.
Massachusetts elects Rice, the Re-
publican candidate. over Gaston, the
present Governor. The Republicans
also make LARGE gains 10 the Lezisla-
ture.
Wisconsin repudiates TAYLOR, the
Democratic .reform- Governor elect
ed two years ago, and elects Luding-
ton, Republican.
Much interest centers about the |
Cook county election, where Hesing |
Chicago's Boss Tseed, is carrying =
high hand against law and order.
The news indicates his defeat. q re-
suit greatly to be desired.
Mississippi and Louisiana, The
Democrats carry by sweeping najori-
ties. This could not be otherwise
under existing circumstances. From
the other States voting Tuesday,
nothing is reported.
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Estate efrhomas Morgan. deceased. The
atste Of Iowa. Cedar county o.:
To whom IL may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the LIST
daN OF November, ISIS. there was opened
sad publicly read by the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court, In and FOR said county. an in
stru OF writing purporting To be the
last will ahd tsstam ent Of Tn 5mas Morsa q
late OF said county. deceased: and that the
nrst day OF the February Serm Of said court
com mencing on third Monday, 18th DAG OF
February, ls7s, has been set ~ the day for
nnal hearing and proof Of said will, 1T
which time all persons interested may app
pear and show cause Why the same should
not be admitted to probate.
3wa VI. VAN NESS. Clerk.
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SroP THAT coU6a Many hesitate 10
try . medicine for decease, on account
certainty ofits beneftting them, while
IT the same time, they had confidence in
tina, remedy. the expense would be the
least objection. With this fact in view
Se make the following proposition: Any
person suffering with cold, cough or
sore throat, that will call at A. u Kinks
drug store and purchasea bottle Of "Hale's
Cough Cordial" use one half Of it, and
IL they conclude that il 10 doing them
no good, they can return the bottle and
receive back their money
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity,
that produced such magical results.
Don't fail to try. 6m40
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EDEf's CAKBoLIc TROCdEs -
Among the various remedies for
coughs none enjoy higher reputation
than Edey's Csrbolic rroches. This
fact places them above the ordinary
list OF medical preparations. For
oou9hs, colds, Asthma, and az q disin-
fectant and preventive against eonta-
gtOus diseases they are specific. In
vaiaabis to singers and public saeak-
ers. Sold everywhere. John r. Hen
~, Curran 4 10, Froprietors, s and 9
College Place. New York, 4
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THANKSGIVING.
Proela0aelon - the PrcslAcnt.
IT, following proclanation has
been issued by the Executive:

aB pOsWSsaou No.
been issued BY the Executive:
In.accordanos with : prsctice II
once rise and beautiful, We have
been accustoned, ~ tho year is draw
ing to ! close, to devote IN occasion
to an humble expression of thanks to
Almighty God for ceaseless and dis
tinguished benefits bestowed upon 10
. nation, and His mercics and pro,ec-
ton during the closing year. Amid
the rich and free enjoyment Of oil our
advantages, we should not forget the
source from whence they are derived
and extend our obligations 10 the
Father of All Mercies. We have
full reason to renew our thanks TO
Almighty God for favors bestowed
upon US during the past year. BY
His continuing mercy, civil and re-
heious liberty have been maintained;
peace has reigned within our bor-
ders; labor and enterprise have pro-
duced their merited rewards. and to
His watchful providence We are in
debtei for security from pestilence
and other national calsmities. Apart
from the other national blessings,
each individual among US has ocea-
sion TO thoughtfully recall and de-
voutly recognize the favors and pro-
lection which he has enjoyed.
Now, therefore, Ulysses S. Grant
President of the United States, do
recommend that On Thursday, the |
25th day of November, the people Of
the United States, abstaining from
their accustomed vacations, do Assem-
bic in their respective places of wor-
ship, and in such form ~ may seem
most appropriate in their own hearts,
offer to Almighty God their acknow-
Judgments and thanks for al His mer-
cies, and their humble prayers for the
of His Divine favor.
In witness whereof. have hereun-
to set nv hand. and caused the seal
Of the United States to be affixed.
Done At the CITY of Washington this
eth day of October, in the year
of our Lord, 1875, and Of the In
dependence Of the United States,
Of the one hundreth.
fSigned) Z. S. GRANT, President
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State