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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-05
AN ISSUE.

Colonel Tom SWAMI, the Presidents
West Virginia c0usln-in-law, and who
ought to know, among other reasons as
signed the following why GRANT should
be elected.
"Slavery was not the cause of the late
war, but the developing agent. The
true cause is found IN the resolutions of
'93?99 AS long as the seminal life OF
that pernicious principal r,mains we will
be exposed to revolutions. 1t Is too ag-
gresslve upon the principle of self prescr
walton for nationality to endure without
an effort to relieve itself from n cancer
which must sap its life unless removed.
ave are still crossing the stream of
angry passions The centennial year IS
a breastwork behind which the enemy
has Concealed his purpose The com
mand, slie low has passed along the
lines. Dislocated power is reunitlng its
plans and strength. Again the Nation
il about to enter for the trial OF its
strength. With Grant it can win. The
enemy fear him, and he knows their weak
points If we swap horses now, we may
90 down in the waves Of passion. 1t will
take Grant third term to bury the
Democratic party. 1t is not wise
either 10 change theundertaker, or the
order of burial services until the grave
Is reached and the dead deposited At
the end of the third term We can bury
the Democratic party. Let the process
sion move on one more term, until all the
living have peace" ..
i'. As the Jot1nat saysthe ColoHelis only
little ahead of public sentiment we take
it for granted that the issue here laid
down is one that The Republicans will
make in the next canvass.
:. Whether GRANT is renominated or
not, the issue as presented by Colonel
SwANS will be before the people, and 1t
is great political issue whether or not
we shall preserve our democratic form of
government or whether by centraliza.
ton of all power in the Federal head, we
shall resolve it into an sutocratic form
There are but two pure principles Of
goyernment-Athe autoeratic and demo
cratic-one founded on the principle CT
Capitalization; the other that of de-cen-
tralization. Under the democratic the
laws or mode of administration must be
such as will recognize and concede all
political power as the right of the whole
people.
It must be conceded that it
was the design Of the founders of
the Republic. to establish a govern
ment on she Democratic principle, recog-
nizing in the people every essential at
tribute of sovereignty. This is the idea
embodied and expressed in the Resolu
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tions of esq, which SWAIN regard, as
. cancer sapSing ile 7itslity Of his IDEAS
Of . Nationality. fhet@mN Nationality,
ssepploysd N thss sense is but another
name for Capitalization. The death ana
burial of the Democratic party. whichS
the Colonel thinks can only be accom-
-plished by eIeeting GRANT for the-third
term, is to be the overthrow and utter
destruction of those principles which
were-the foundation of our political
fabric, and on its ruins erect an empire
with our CESAR at its head, and then
cousins-in-law to the remotest degree of
relationship could I'll royal appointments.
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Fourth ST. W. E. Church,

O-----------. .o.o,,-
General Glass at o'clock A. M. freacn,
isfr at Oh A, M, by Rev. Prot. Clapsey, and
atTP. NJ, by Rev. J. Wesley Webb. SAB
bath Scrool at 2P. NJ. 1eoo
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sXTURDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1876.
70 rdGwfEKLY REs1srER

Is the largest and altogether the most
ompiste news and famtl paper printed in
West Virginia. nywtlhbe sent to any ad-
dressone year fors20a1 Valuable premi-
lums to eiuu agents and tosubscribers.
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SOME aUEsT1oNs 'PRopoUNDED
WHEELING, Februsry 4, 1876.

WHEELING, February a, 1876
Editors of the Register. .a:...-r-I
have seen it stated in. the city paper
tor one or two days past that Prof: w.
NJ. Fontaine, of the West Virginia uni
versity, r"is IN the city in the service OF
the Centennial Commission" lit will be
remembered that the Legislature in De-
cember last expressly refused to detail the
Professor for this service, If this piece of
news is truo, would you be kind enough
to inform the public. LIST, By what au-
thority the professor was taken from his
Glasses at the University2 I'd. How paid
for his services an this Centennial bust
mes, and out OF what fund, and whether
his salary as professor continues to run
during his absence from the University ?
Sd, Are his classes as we'll and thorough
ly taught during his absence. as when
present? If so, h, Would it not be
economy on the purs OF the State TO de-
tail him indefinitely. s l t-i a
ga. A FRIEND OF THE UNIVERSITY.
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ISherinL Re,uru

lSheTlUs Return.
'JOhn W. Merrill Is no inhabitant OF my
bailiyick, nor found therein. Decefn Der
18th, 1875. "GEO. HE'LL, u. s.,
''for X, &. BROWN, Is. .. G."
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IT is now said that holding the Repub-
licsn Convention at Cincinnati was a
move in the interest of MORTON. So
Gen. -CRIswELL's one vote may turn cut
ct last as means Of defeating HAYES.
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> Col Tom SWAMI, of Kanawha, comes
out in an open letter in favor of third
term. As the Colonel i, the Presidents
West Virginia cousin, we presume he
speaks rs authority.
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The defendant IN the above cause win
Lewis, Dr. Mack, Sr., Benjamin Mack
John stevens, Ms. 81 John, Jerry Wolf,
and others, win be taken at the Office OF
]. r. Collins in the town Of Barnes VILE IN
the county OF Belmont, In the Slate OF
Ia f,etween the bours Of = n'cIoet n ~
and o'clock p. NJ, TO be read in evidence
In the above named cause On behalf OF
said Tappath II. Merrill. And II, fromapy
cause, the taking or the said dispositions
shall not De commenced, or being com
rnsnced, shall not be com leted on that
day, The taking Of the same will be
adjourned rom time To time until the
sam shan be completed.
To JOHN W. MERRILL,
TAPHATH II. MERRILL,
By TAYLOR q BARR. her sOls.
ian. Oawt
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CoUsIN-IN-LAw Tom SWANS exper-
fence in the late Confederate militia SER
vice will probably entrtle him to the APP
pointment 2of captain of the Royal
Guard when our Caesar is made emperor.
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The West Virginia Journal, comment
ing on Col. SWANS Third Term letter,
saystthe Is AMMAN who Is gen orally in ad-
vance of public sentiment. The Repub-
lican party has hitherto come up to his
ideas on measures OF public policy"
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NplSsoLUTIoN.

yvyHE FIRM OF, LEWIS BAKER & CO.,
e editors and preprietors of the REGIs-
TER has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Baker retiring. All habili-
d res OF whatever nature OF the old firm,
Will be settled by the new, and all debts
Tue to the office are payable to the new
tiim. .-,y...-.. LEWIS BAKER,
40" = .".'' JAMES Il. TANEY,
t'afl Af.s.jE1l ..i -WM.J. JOHNSTON,
.t,l t.g .tgs -rt WM. II. TANEY.
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DIED

REESE-On February 2nd, at Harris
burg, Pa, OF heart disease, Mrs. MARIA
REESE, aged sixty-five years. ..
Funeral from the residence OF her SON.
in-law, Charles Rust, No. As Twenty-fifth
street, this morning at 10 o'clock. Friends
of the family are invited to attend.
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a. ssI COPARTNESSHIP.

The undersigned having become sole
owners t the REGIsrER, have this day as
ISOLATED themselves together for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Newspaper and
'(senerai Job Printing and Book Binding
Business, under the firm name and style
Of TIE kEG IsrER COMPANY. The business
Lof the late firm will be closed by the sub
sGrib hers, who alone are authorized 10 make
- g GRO. 81. Mo SrETT,
D 'aa' ''.' 10 JAMES b. fancy,
s.aI ..al.'.- Is VIM. j. JOHNSTON,
,,.,5.I ...l.. -..g ..-.la7 WIN. II. TANEY.
WHEELING, January ], 1876. jan5sb
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LETTER LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the FoStofiice mt Wheeling, Ohio coun-
", Vest Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
February 9Th.
70 obtain any otthe following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letter,
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STATE OF wEST VIRGINIA, ONO
y County Circuit Court, Jan gary Rules,

Tappath u, NerrlH,
vs.. In chauceTy,
John W. Merrill.
STATE Of West Virginia,
To the Sheriff Of ohio co. Greetiny:
We command you that you summon
John W. Merrill, II he be found I'm your
Bailiwick, 10 appear at the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court OF ohio county, at
Rules TO be held for the said Court, on the
in the said Court by Tappsh II. Merrill,
and haye then there this writ, Wit
ness, Sam mel Y. NcCoIioch, Clerk Of our
said Court, at the Court Houss OF said
County, I'm the City Of Wheeling, the 18th
day OF December, 1876, and IN The thir-
tenth year Of the State OF West Virginia.
SAMUEL b. McCOLLOCH,
Clerk.
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The object OF this suit is 70 obtain a
divorce from the bond Of matrimony by
the plaintiff from the defendant, and to
give her custody Of her Infant children,
and for general relief and IL appearing
from an affidavit fled IN the cause that
the said John W. Merrill II not resident
Of the State OF West Virginia, on metioD
OF the plaintiffs attorney, II IS ordered
that the said defendant do appear here at
the next Rule day, to-wii: the first Mon
day In February, 1876, and do what Is
necessary 20 protect his interest herein.
Teste: SAMUEL B. McCoLLOCH,
Clerk.
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TIE CouRrs.-CouHTY CouRT-Jadge
cCeGraa.-In the County Court on satur.
day the following business was transacted;
In the case Of Patrick Nicholson vs..
CitizenS' Railway Company, the demurrer
TO the declaration was oyerruled and the
case continued to April 4. This suit Is
for 5000 damages. Some months since
Young daughter Of Nicholson's was run
over and killed by street car in the
Sixth Ward.
In the case Of VIM. Bach VS.. X. obman
d al, Charles I. Seabright, garnishee,
appeared and stated that he had at the
time OF the service Of the writ SIS due
defendants.
In the case Of Crank VS.. c. Swert.
ieCer, the jury sworn on Friday appeared
according 10 adjournment, and the testi-
mony was continued.
The case Of the State for use OF II.
Wallace VS.. Geo. Crunbacker Il al, was
sci for April 10.
The following cases were set for April
G: Mary +. Curran VS.. 7. +. Owens, VIM.
Wick vs.. W. T. Chambers, same VS.. j. Lin
ton.
The three cases of the Wellsburg Ma
tional Bank Us. Duval and Kuhn were set
for April s.
The case Of the Bank Of the Ohio Val
ley vs. Smith & Co. was reset for March %.
Adjourned to 0 O'Clock this morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURr-Judge Ctannler.
Court met Mt lOI o'clock Saturday
morning, pursuant to adjournment OF
Thursday. The following business was
transacted:
A decree was entered in the chancery
case Of Henry Herman VS.. Nathaniel
Richardson and others.
The chancery case Of Arthur NJ. Teece
vs.. Alfred Caldwell, administrator, was
set for hearing Wednesday, March .. Al
so the case OF J. G. Smith 4 Son vs.. Mary
J. Merge and others.
1.-The case OF Austin McGrail vs.. Geo.
Forbes aud others, in chancery, was get
for hearing Thursday, March 80.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday, March %.
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II
PULPIT toENS'-Ihe series OF Te N.l
meetings being conducted AZ me y Se LAIR
ffesoyteElan TnHteh oymey. u. t N.S0nn
son, Of New Lisbon, will be continued
TINS week key. Gaston occupied "F'
Johnson,s pulpit at New Lisbon. INIT.
Rev. j. montgomery, OF me Illih ~
Conference, preached at wesley NJ
Z. Church Yesterday morning. ana new
+. A. Day IN me evening. ,up.I
Rev. y. sWainhart preached 70 the Dei,
laire Baphss yesterday morning anu
evening: .L
DIR, Mayer last evening, a. the IeMl sL
synagogue, ieGtured on Inc SaOoa'"
King and His EoHr Jewels. 1T.
Rev. J.: W. Meoo occupied tne pulpit
OIL the Zane s[ees NJ L. Unurc'' i"S'
night. ,,r..,p
key.J. l. Mcclure, o. Ine ohl.eu Iies-
b1yterian Church, to9K loF ms le1t yes'eF'
day morning NOT ESiI lot EVIL \,
Rev. ). +. Clancy oheia1ed NJ tae + ils si
Baptist Church yesterday morning anu
evening. The SUBJECT OF ms morning
sermon wa%TLeaalng 70 jesus evening"
I'm ChrlSts Presence ...., :.
Elder Bali administered sacranient 1t
Thomson NJ +. ehufch yesterday mor"'
ing; Wv ,,,.-
Key. Lester, oil Msst ALEXANDER
preached IN cameron yesterday u
Key. >. ". Go9Glln, secretary Oh tne
Board oil Home Missions OF Tue S GtiIrI.
oynou u tne Evan Lu'aeIHn =,
othclated yesterday az all me services IN y,
the Eng. Luth. Church. ms disSourse ~
the morning was Oaseg r on fauiS W.; Mo'G =
70 the philippians, 10 me 70 i've ,;i rs
Christ" Inc speaker argued 'n n;t d lIie
oil true Religion rs the Only true lale, anu hr
beautifully illustrated MS arguments Dy
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Storm disasters in the East.

New YORK, March 25.-Yesterdays
,torm ragged over the whole Of New Eng;
land, with disastrous effect. 9d
travel was intericred with seriously by
land slides and washouts, but as these
were anticipated and caution exercised,
no accidents Of consequence are reported
Fears of dangerous freshet IN the Mer-
rimac river are entertained. The loss BY
breakage Of dams, destruction OF bridges,
mill, dwellings, and by inundation where
property was not swept away, is immense
and cannot be accurately estimated. AT
Providence yesterday the rainfall was
4 Clio inches, and for six days, including
Saturday, I 66.lOO inches. Al Danielson-
vile, Ct, Gainsburgh's Mill was under
mined and is likely to be carried away.
The loss is already estimated at S2O,OOo.
The Baltic Mill at Norwich was partly
swept away, and will not be repaired
short Of three months. -Four persons
were drowned while crossing a pond at
Norwich. At Burrilyille mill and
manufacturing property valued at over
5000 600 were swept away. Some dam
age Is reported from New Jersey. -,
Norwich, Conn, March 20. The
damage in Eastern Connecticut by the
freshet amounted to several hundred
thousand dollars. Seven lives lost.
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SEARCHING A CusroMER.-For ways
that are dark and tricks that are vain
the Heather Chinee is peculiar. Thus
sang Bret Harte Of All Sin, but our own
Wah Lee has claims to a like immor-
tally which should not be overlooked by
the poet OF the Great West. As every one
knows, Wah Lee is the proprietor Of a
laundry on Market street, between 18th
and 18th. The entire force OF the estab-
lishment consists Of Wah Lee and two
other Celestials. Yesterday an elderly
gentleman stepped into Wuh Lees laun-
dry and asked for his shirt, which he had
left to be "done up" and upon receiving
the garment was told the price. The former
may have satisfied the e.g., but as the re-
suit will show the latter did not. Intact,
the customer, being economically inclin-
ed, suggested that he could better afford
to purchase new shirt than to pay for
washing the old one. Then, by the pig
tail of Confucius, did Wah Lees orien-
tai blood boil in his veins. The econom-
ical elderly gentleman suddenly found
himself upon the floor, and an instant
later an Acknowledged Celestial stood over
him with a bucket OF starch, which he
shattered over his face with the energy
and determination Of q modern tonsorial
artist. When the e. c. 6. left that laundry
he felt that by morning he would be ready
for the soothing influence Of a heated
tlat.irOn.
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FIFE WHEELING DAILY TEILGENCER MORNING MARCH a. 1870

crSrySs1A1 EDUCATIONAL COMMIT,
rEg-Tbe State Centennial Educational
Committee held n meeting at the state
House on Saturday afternoon for the pu['
nose OF receiving reports from the SUD
committees who have been making. pre-
paTatiohsfor the exhibition at Philadel,.
phia. Various specimens were eIhlDlteu.
Ebout a dozen manuscript books have
been bound, containing specimens IN pen
manship, mathematics, maP'drawlinlg'
composition, spelling, etc, by the pupils,
There will DO about twenty OF these
books. There will also be exhib-
lied the school books prescribed by
law for the common schools, the books
nsed in the Normal Schools, the reports
OF the General Superintende1ts OF the
State from its formation, and various
drawings. 1t has also been suggested
that large map or chart OF West Iir-
ginia. with marks showing the location
Of The school houses, be included in the
exhibition. -.
Among other articles that have been
collected for the proposed exhibition are
a collection OF specimens prepared by inc
pupils OF St. Josephs Academy; photo
graphs Of Elizabeth High School, in Writ
County; Union School, at Charleston;
Burning Springs Graded School and
Glennyille Normal School; pencil draw
ings by pupils Of the Morgantown pL6lic
school; college chart from Bethany Col;
lege; photographs OF the Wheeling and
Wellsburg public school buildings, etc.
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Last night at Q o'clock the marks indi.
Gated IA feet 8 inches, and rising.
The Granite State passed down Satur-
day morning at s o'clock, en- route for
Portsmouth.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at noon Saturday.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4 r,
NJ. Saturday with an excellent trip.
The Mallie Ragon was detained by re.
pairs, and did not leave Pittsburgh until
late Saturday afternoon.
The Salt Valley passed up Saturday
night, en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes.
vile Saturday night, and departed for
Pittsburgh Sunday morning.
The Andes is expected from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Express will be the regular
Parkersburg packet to-day.
The steamers Jas. Rees, o'Neal and
Star OF the West are running Us usual.
IBy Telegraph
PrTsBURoH, March 26.-Riyer 0 feet
10 inches, and rising slowly. Weather
cold and showing.
CINCINNATI, March 26.-Riyer SSI feet
and rising. Clear and pleasant. De.
parted-Emma Graham, Pittsburgh.
Mnrrms, March 26.-Riyer risin,
steadily. Clear and pleasant. DEPARTED
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THE AMERICAN PEopLE.-No people IN
the world suffer a. much with dyspepsia
as Americans-and although years Of ex
perience in medicine have failed TO &C
complish a certain and sure remedy until
Green's August Flower was introduced
for this disease and It's effects; yetso well
has this remedy succeeded in every case
to effect cure, that there is not drug
gist in the United States but recommends
the August Flower in all cases Of dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint, Costiveness,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and all
arrangements Of the Stomach and Liver.
Go to your Druggists, Logan, List & Co.,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try il. Two doses will relieve any case.
Regular size rs cents. eod&w.
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE BRIDdE-
PORT HIGH ScHooL-Notwithstanding
the very Indictment weather Of Friday
evening last, the commodious school hall
in Bridgeport was insufficient to seat the
crowd assembled to witness the closing
exercises OF the High School, which
throughout, without a single exception,
were remarkably good. Miss Ida Todd
presided at the organ with artistic skill,
displaying fine taste in manipulating the
different combinations, and winning gen.
eral admiration. The singing Of the
school, under the direction Of Mr.. scho-
field, was very good.V
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New Carpets and Oil Clothsgreat bar
gains, at j. W. FERRELs.

AN attempt is about to be made to in
veigle Hester Clymer away from investi-
eating Pendleton and other big guns at
Washington, and bring the great investi;
CATION to Wheeling TO find out how Gold
Bros. can sell Clothing and Furnishing
Goods so cheap. OF course rival dealers
are at the bottom ofthis nefarious scheme
but it makes no difference to Gold Bros,
they keep right on selling clothing and
gents furnishing goods Of all kinds at
prices,far below any other dealers. The
material is good, the making and fit not
excelled. Call at Gold Bros, ll07 Main
street, and find out.
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LoCKur.-If our business men and
citizens were little more cautious in
seeing that their places Of business and
residences were properly secured in clos
ing up for the night there might be fewer
robberies committed. Occasionally a
store is robbed or house entered, where
no evidences are visible that forcible
entry was made, and it is not at all un-
likely that in many Of these cases the
robberies were the result OF carelessness
on the part Of the inmates Of the resi-
dences or parties engaged in business in
these houses in neglecting to lock up
properly.
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FOR SALE.
DOE SALE.

The HOUSE No. q Thirteenth street, All 10 good
order, with convenient water attachment bath
fixture complete, hne wash house and back build
Ing. VIII Be Sold low. ,,,
For terms enquire Of g. J. BOYD, Trustee, OF
J. X. B0TSFoRD, at the house on Thirteenth b.
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Sender, Helena; Grand Lake No. Est.
I ouis. Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati.

-Scuuuef, Llclenhi OIaLiu LAM @'S'
Iouis; Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati.
81. LOUIS, March 2G.-Arrlved-city
of Chester, Memphis Clinton, KeokuEi
Gilmore Cairo; Dolphin, Upper Missls-
sinpi: Brilliant, Ohio river. Departed
nome River rose about ! foot Clear
LOUISVILLE, March 9G,-Riyer II feet
n ; GCS in the canal. Warm and clear.
7 Ds s, D. Parker, Memphis; Rob-
ert Mitchell, New Orleans; Sandy, Evans
Vile; II. S. Turner, Cons. Millar' "hcin-
natl. am N
feet and rising. Port list uP(Mary
Houston, Agile and Cleburne, Down
Nail City, Smoky City, Grey Eagle, BOW
Inc Green, Rover and tow. No business
Weather clear.
CAIRO, March 2G.-Arrived-ThOmsS,s
Sherlock, Cincinnati; City Of Alton, 81,
Louis; Chas. B. Church, New orleans
Colorado, ,Vicksburg; Arkansas Beilei
Evansville; Capital City, St. Louis; Ihos.
Means, ST. Louis. Departed - Andy
Baum, Memphis; Sherlock, New Orleans;
CITY Of Alton, New Orleans; Alice brown
Memphis; Colorado, St. Louis; Ch9S. D.
Church. Cincinnati; Arkansas Belle,
Evansville. River IS feet and rising
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"Ho FOR THE BLACK HTLLsm is the cry
on all sides now. Hard times and the hope
Of doing better probably induces many to
undertake this hazardous trip, and yet no
one can expect to buy clothing half SO
cheap, west OF Wheeling as at Gold Bros,
the popular clothiers, at ll07 Main street.
II you 60 the Black Hills, or any other
place, lay in big stock Of clothing from
Gold Bros. before starting, and thus make
the money now that you would otherwise
lose hereafter. Remember the place, 1907
Main street.
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Coon TrME.-The steamers made very
good time in getting to the fire on Main
street yesterday afternoon. Five minutes
after the fire was discovered the Guards
bell rang an alarm, and six minutes after
the bell commenced ringing the Atlantic
steamer arrived upon the ground. The
United steamer arrived four minutes la
ter, and the Vigilant six. The Atlantic
was on hand Just eleven minutes after the
first alarm was given.