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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

Gorso TO FAa,uSd.-air. Beverly
N. Eot; We understand, has coneirded 70
removes q, hi. farm near CresAps Grove
In the SPRING Nj. ]. II. Bfodie Is now
bulldog him q .reSidence on the lafm.
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Ladies' Vests, at as cents, AT spEYEH
BRos. Ill, a..
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cu1Lbarss IFhrs' only vs. cents, at
Speyer Bros. - 'I'f
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EoR SALE.

DOR SALE
For Fourteen Hundred DGIIIS will sell Dwelling
HOUSE No. Sj Seventeelth street, In good repair,
With Iion6 foundation, l3.inCh brick wallI, con-
tanning six rooms; water on second door. Its 10
iret irOnt Gruund running hack 90 feet.
Also, Ftnns House, No. O. Alley Is, contain
Log three rooms, Standing on ground 10 feat front
b. GO deep, for iOur Hundred Dollars.
II not sold before December 10th, 1876. they win
on that day, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, bG offered at Public
sale ct the front door Of the Court IlOusG,
Terms CIGh. -.
nGsI JAMES A. HENRY.
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Kid Gloves in opera black and all
other shades, at 50 cent?, At sPEYER BRos'.
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NorIcE.-Gseat Bargains. IN, Dry
Goods and catpets' and Best style dark
yard wide Chimes for 10 cents per yard, at
,sJ.W.i FRHulEEs.
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IT Is reported Thar The Arlington
aoye Works will resume active opera.
tions today EN6NS
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jud9e Cr@mey.
Z The Municipal Court yesterday'trans-
acted the following business:
In the case Of the Parkersburg Nation
al Bank vs.. Fred. Husemen and others,
in assumpsit, judgment for plaintiff Tor
sSSs o" slB.t!.S III BIZ. Gl4,4
In the case Of Williamson and others
vaAdam Kalbfeiseh; in Assumpsit, spec.
iGl pleas FLED and case continued until
the next term,EyS 1Hi hns intfEl
In the case Of George Kern VS.. F. 3
Ziegler, in sssumpsit, the argument by
mitted to court.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock. ut %. Lucy % ,,Isl. l.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

arc POLcg CouArnJpdr GpnmTCGg
yesterday morning.
Hannah FitLsimmons was sent to Jail
for thirty days for drunkenness. -.
For dfsoiderly conduct John Bavely
went to The city prison Tor thirty days.
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FIFTY pairs Of those tipe kid side lace
sAoesleft: Hurry pp IL Yoti wat 40 gsi
d pair before they are all gone, al
10 me X ILiy. RtnHn'a.
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A ZIG rush for those ladieI fine kid
side lace shoes, at L. y.BLosph
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IFyou'haye money, YOU CAD ger Bar
gains now. at the Dry Goods and Carpet
Store Of -. j. vi. FERREL.
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Tnr eovRrs.-Usrrrb STATS Dn'
rslcr CouRT.-Jpiqs JaekIon.-The fol
loving business was transacted = IN this
court yestefday:
In the case Of the United States v9
James Hariott, for counterfeiting, defend
ant plead guilty, md received ssa'spe'
iof tWo years. .sig'ig JN,
The United States va. Louis BaShar, toE
attempting to eyade the revenue laws
Verdict OF guilty BY the jury, and juds
ment for $50 and costs.
The United States Va. Wm. bashat
same verdict and judgment.
The United States rs. Charles BAShar'
same verdict and judgment. lis
The United States rs. Arthur Cunning
ham. Sentence Of one year in The Peni'
Tertiary. arati ,,.,,
The United States rs. August Miller,
for attempting 10 eyade The revenue law,
defendant found guilty.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning
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.LADrEs' fine kid side lace shOss tor
.e L: y! S 81 S.s'iissna2 ..tS.s az.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

FGLT Hats, all the new shapes and
colorS, only 25 cents At speyet Bros.
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WATER WORKS.

Tie committee on Water Works re,
ported Superintendent's bills for the
mSnlh hggregating 1898 Il; regular
nonthly bills Al the works, SSH 81. The
IN. -. a.ia.oI .,niA
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Silk Muflsr4Y ~ 80 cents, al spEYeR
BRos. ,l!p UGfl 7ss'lT
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SILK pocket handkerchieis at 80 cents,
At sPEEsr BRos'. -I... Il
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rsHnu, RESOLUTIONS. - ''"''i ''
Authorizing the Committee on, Lights
to settle with The different persons fur.
nisiling and lighting OIL lamps in the
city where the'posts have been furnished
with gas. Withdrawn. 10 %
AuihoriEingtbe Capitol Committee to
employ suitable party TO attend TO the
Capitol clock, the salary not TO exceed
S75 per year. Laid on the table.
AV IEBEcrIgaA FIRE MkRsHAL. EFHJ
Tho Fit3t Branch was Motif dlthat the
Second Rraicht was ready togo into Joint
session for the purpose Of electiDg q
Chief Marshal Of the Fire Department.
The two Branches then went into joint
session, with Mayor Sweeney in the
chair.
Nominations beipgin order for Chief
Marshal, Mr. Wilkinson presented, the
name Of the present incumbent, VIM.
Winder, and Mr.. Horkheimer put in
nomination /. 7. Carpenter.
IA ballot Y resulted WiA.deE 49, Gar
5Mt.IWipder receiving the pajorityroi
NVkGt CaalnTNhb ueGlhEel EG+elSGttnsl . ( g
MCsira. i. T. Carpenter and George
Kingdom were nominated for Assistant
MaE8hal for the First District. Mr.. Car
penterl feceiyed "a votes, and Mr.. King
horn 10. Mr.. Carpenter was accordingly
declared elected. illlGEs..I 10, HJiFH
For. Assistant MarAbal for the Second
District John Sehnell, IT,, ThomaI E.
Pryor and Charles ,Kleyis were nomina:
ted. Mr.. Pryor received IS votes, Mr..
Klsvis 10, and Mr.. sehnell hone.. Q Mr..
Pryor was declared elected.
The First Branch then retired to lie
chamber. III LyGtl9I. ftIJbi
The ordinance IN relation 70 yGultsahd
eesspools, passed by this Branch, was re-
ceiyed from the First Branch with sew
eral amendments, which were concurred
In. 80 -lg ~
Adjourned until Tuesday evening NEXT
~ FtRsT BRASoH. -
Present; Nemrs, Baird, Blair, Brice,
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IhahsaRy Goods at !, cost y speysI
Bros -1td ls,.cg ..s.t.sgl tEiuf,s tsia trI
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NORTH WHEELING DRUG STORE
WILLIAMS & EARls,
Druggists g. Pharmaceutist,
NJ. $50 NAM ST.. Wh,.lnr. WV

We desira 10 return our thanh our t,,rh,,I
patrons Tor the ayorS thus iar rOosiTsd "a d n
sure them that W win bpars no eex.i d ma
continuance Of their confidence and snppo,t,
We have on hand ane aDortmento Of ftTfan,-,
HGir OILS, Lilly whites, and Toilet ArtissI ~,
ally, and are constantly receiving mn, ma ~
pure Drugs. Medielne. &c. olf AID ~ y n
uy gias Of our ICE COLD SODA wATR
Main ST.. loo. Of ssnn.h, EartA Wh.aHs.
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Linen. CollsrS and eutft ia uetT; Ut IS
cents E sfEYHFe BAGS: ea4sa
Go SEE!-Another reduction in dry
goods and carpets al J. W. FERRIES,
.a,j Corner Main and 2dih streets.
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NOR RENT-HOUsE-
loR RENT

NOR SALE OR REST-No. CS EIGHTEENTH
Street, two story and hall Brick House, nina
roomI, usnI a dwelling and groCery; gAs and wGtei
In holBs. F0E ale IN easy terms oe rent- Also !
Lots WHARF the old Foundry on the Island stood.
Apply TO A. n. ADAMS
dei0 l227 Market 81
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CrrY CoUEofr. -sEcosD BRASoH-Tht
City Council met in regular mouthly ses
sion last night. Present 10 this Branch
BeltE, Goefing, Horkbeimer Handlan,
Hanson, Kingdom, Long, otIe, ,! AYES
McGaw, Pollock, Relti, Travis, Whkin'
u" n I lie SS,esce Of the Pss.ident. Mr..
Hanson was called TO the chair. gg
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CITY PRISON.
LIGHTS.

Committee on Lights recommended
the payment OF bills aggregating s., 403.
sc, aud submitted the following resolu.
tions:
That the bills mentioned in the report
be paid to the several parties named.
That posts and oil lamps be placed at
the intersection oof Wood and 23d and
,24th streets, at the intersection OF Jacob
and oath aud 25th streets, at the corners
OF Alley 9 and 18th street, McColloeh
AID 9Th streets and Warren and 18th
streets, and that the care Of the lamps be
placed in charge Of the lAmp.lighters Of
the dis,ric. in which they are located.
The above resolutions were adopted
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FOR RENT.

I1oR RENT-FRAwE WALTERS TWO NILE
HOUsE--l herewith intoim my trtend1 ana
ne nnhiin that have renovated and trescoed my
Udi In eleglnt style and am prepared 70 rent thG
Ann. 3, PIITaLs Parties for Ball. WeddlDGs. etc
Al have I,rTuIe entrance and aide rooms *! oln.
ioT thr b,li ruom supper and rctTeahmtnn VIII
bsilTpt,he NJ me n rCa'olable rata umhibussea
On be 90, az i also iJF any oic1,ian.
ID" ''s1t-' FRANK WALTER,
rroprietrr o! the Two Mle nouNo.
7. s-Thc Wheeling Elm Grove Street Itail-
WY passes ny ho1tc. ueS,
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The Trustees OF the Gas Works sub!
mit,ed report Of the receipts and ex:
penditures for August September and
October, 1876, which was referred 10 the
Committee on Lights. Accompanying
the report was the following cOmmuni.
cation from Sup. Brown:
,Y, tr..-..,.,. ,
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Speyer Bros. 10 .s'ilra : IN. ~ y ~,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-21
Call and settle up.

HAVING CONCLUDED TO CLOSE UP
n A all old accounts by the 20th of October,
/ would request all having long accounts
with me to call and settle and save expenses,
Any one having bills against me Will please
present the same and receive their money.
NJ. Is. STAUNTON.
Winnemucca, September IS, 1876 I'm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

ECLIPSE OF TIKI SUH.-Tho eclipse Of
the sun, the astronomers say, will take
place this afternoon. TIE eclipse will be
visible throughout the United States, eI
cept the greater part Of Florida. 1t vail
be partial eclipse Of the sun, and will
be very small in the Southern States. In
New England and New York from a
quarter TO third of the sun will be
eclipsed, in Minnesota one-half, and at
Cape Flattery (the northwestern cape Of
the United States, in latitude 4S3 degrees,
longitude 124! Degrees III digitS, the
largest obscuratien of the sun in the
United States on that day. AT Wheeling
the size will be three digits; time of be-
ginning 952 P. NJ, ending 5:l2 p. NJ.
The next eclipse of the sun in the
United State. after the above will be the
fourth return of the magnificent eclipse
at Boston on June 1G, 1906, when the
centre of the moons shadow passed very
nearly on line from Albany to Boston,
and produced total observation of five
minutes. IL will take place in the After
noon of Monday, June %, 1873.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

CENTENNIAL FAREs-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, says the Mansfield,
o., Herald, "did not enter into the com.
pact with the various other railroads TO
make the twenty-five per cent reduction
in fares to the Centennial, and We arc
informed that Mr.. W. c. Quincy, the
able General Manager of the Western
Divisions, has declared that the Balti-
more and Ohio road will sell round trip
tickets over its lines at rates that will
make this route the most popular, as it
certainly is the most picturesque of any
road leading into Philadelphia from the
West"
In regard to the above, the Pittsburgh
Telegraph says:
ave think there is mistake here, and
that the Centennial rates have been
agreed upon by the New York Central,
Erie, Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio without reserve We think the
compact was mado March 4th, 1876
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ODD FELLOWS CELRBRATIoS.-- Prep.
variations are in progress for the celebra-
tion of the fity-seventh anniversary Of
the Order of Odd Fellows, by grand
and imposing parade in Wheeling, on
the 10Th of April next II is thought =
number of lodges and encampments out
side will be here and participate in the
celebration, The committees appointed
are hard at work, and will leave nothing
undone to make the affair a decided
surcess
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AN attempt is about to be made 10
invelgle Hester Clymer away from IN
vestigating Pendleton and other big guns
at Washington, and bring the great
Investigation to Wheeling to lind out
how Gold Bros. can sell Clothing and
Furnishing Goods so cheap. Of course
rival dealers are at the bottom Of this.
nefsrious scheme, but it makes no differ
ence to Gold Bros. They keep right on
selling clothing and gents furnishing
goods of all kinds 8, prices far below
snv other dealers. The material IS good,
the making and fit not eIcelled. Call At
Gold Bros. ll07 MsiD street and hnd out
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

SUPPLIED.-The want Of general
supply of Homeopathic Medicines and
Nutritive Preparations kept in any one
place in our city has long been felt by a
goodly number Of our citizens; but We
are pleased to announce that this want
10 longer exists, a the McLain Brothers
have laid in and intend to keep con-
stsDtly on hand full supply Of all the
remedies used in tina. practice, either By
the single vial or in pocket, family or
practitioners cases. These medicines
are prepared by Boericke * Taicl rec
ognized as the legitimate Homeopathic
PhsrmaceutIsts Of the country, and can
be relied upon as genuine aud Of otHcinal
strength and purity.
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY CoURT-Judge Cochran.
The Court met at the usual hour yes:
tsrdsy. =,
In the case of the State VS.. David
Buchanan, who was remanded tor trial
before the Circuit Court at q former day
Of the term for trial, bail being nxea
at $1,000, the counsel for the defend
ant Yesterday moved for q reduction
of bail 10 $500. Upon hearing OF tne
melton the Court ordered the bail to DC
raised to 81 500 with undoubted security.
The case Of F. Oser vs.. Wheeling
Company c. WAS continued at the de-
PENDANTS costs.
The case of Lewis & Woodmansee Va.
&c. Clark was reset for April 9th.
In the case of Jeremiah MyIes w. +.
n. Davis and Ed. Martin, the jury re-
turned verdict or the defendants.
The case of j. Y. Updegraf, admins
traitor of A. j. Pannell, deceased, VS..
Frieud & Son, was dismissed by agree
ment at the plaintiffs costs.
The case of the First National Bank OF
Wellsburg VS.. J. Ii. DIVA! and d. Kuhn,
administrators of the estate OF Adam
Kuhn, deceased, was placed on trial be-
fore the following jury: NJ. Edwards,
Jr., w. d. Wait. NJ. Roth, Jacob Arndt
Peter French, John Burley, K. Payne
Samuel Lewis, W. J. Bodley, NJ L
Wayman, J. Radcliff The case was ar
gued and submitted to the jury. An
agreement has not yet been reached.
The jury In the case OF NJ. SchWinn
VS.. The Citizens Street Railway Com
pany, after two days consultation re
turned to the court room at p. N. yes
terday, and the foreman reported tina
they were unable to agree and there was
no prospect Of such an event. The C"ur'
then dismissed them.
The case of Christ Frank VS.. G
Schwertfeger was placed on trial, anc
occupied the attention CT the Court to tn
hour Of adjournment.
The following cases were set Tor to-day
Case 756, Wellsburg National Bsnt
vs.. Duval u Kuhn.
Case 757, Welsburg National Bsnl
VS.. Duval y Kuhn.
Case $50. Wellsburg National Bani
vs. Duval 6 Kuhn.
Case 659, VIM. Wick VS. W. I. Cham
bers.
Case 600, WIN. Wick vs.. Isaac Linton
Case $50, John UConnor We. A. Yoke
Case 1874, Ii. Ii Pendleton VS.. Z. )
Gehring,
All pending motions will be heard to-
day, it being the regular motion day.
Court adjourned till to-day at 9 O'Clock
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episcopal CHURCH IN RoME.-St
Paul, Protestant Episcopal Church,
Rome, built under American auspices, is
to be consecrated on Tuesday next.
Six bishops, representing four or Eve
national churches, will be present, and
services will be held for one week. at
each of which q bishop is expected 10
preach 9 special sermon.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-Deed
made March II, 1876, by R. II. Gillespie,
trustee, 10 Elizabeth u. Lewis for lot
fronting % feet Oh Eotf street aud run
ming back Go feet south Of alley Is, in
Chapline and Eots addition. Admitted
March Goth.
Deed made March %, 1876, BY Eliz-
abeth G. Lewis to George II. Peppers
for lot fronting % feet on Eot street and
running back 65 feet south of alley IS,
in Chapline and Eeffs addition. Ad-
mitted March "a; $500.
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SPRING GooDs.-Ws would call espe-
cial attention to the new advertisement
of Geo. r. Taylor & Co., Merchants
Block. They respectfully solicit the ladies
to call and look at their new
stock of spring and summer goods. The
dres, making department is another
specially they have added TO their bust
ness. This department under the SUI
perintendence of Madame Borde, offers
splendid inducements to the ladies. Gro
and be convinced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

TALKING about Centennial newspa-
pers, the boss of them all Is the gray
headed Picking Gazette, which is over one
thousand years old. 1t is ten-psse pa
per, with yellow cover, has no stories,
no lads, no marriage or death notices,
no editorials, no subscribers. 1t simply
contains the official notice. of the gov
eminent
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"Ho FOR THE BLACK HILLsw is the
cry on all sides now. Hard times and
the hope of doing better probably in
duces many to undertake this hazardous
trip, and yet no one can expect to buy
clothing halt so cheap west Of Wheeling
as at Gold Bros ., the popular clothiers at
ll07 Main street. II you 60 to the
Black Hills. or any other place, lay in a
good stock of clothing from Gold Bros
before starting, and thus makethe money
now that You would otherwise lose here
after. Remember the place, llO7 Main
street
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRR.

The Democrats of Bellsire nominited
the following candidates for the various
city offices, on last Thursday evening:
Mayor, d. w. Leet; Marshal, VIM NJ
Drugsn; City Solicitor, d. w. Cooper;
Treasurer. II. Wsdelli Street Commits
soner, b. Strobe; Water Works Trus-
tee, I B. Litton; School Directors, F.
). Smith and F Rodew,g, After which
the following gentlemen were appointed
10 serve rs an executive committee for
the ensuing year: First ward, I b.
Kennedy; Second ward, W. l.. Morris;
Third ward Geo. Muth; Fourth ware, }.
u. Jennings; Fifth ward, A. NJ Crovse
The Democrats of the wards hat
have not yet nominated delegates to the
Township Convention, will meet today
st o'clock P. NJ. The nominating q n
ventIon for the township will be bell al
City Hall next Thursday at O'Clock
Let good men be put upon the ticket
THs Crozier Bros, brick makors and
contractors have made arrangements to
manufacture very large quantity of
bricks this coming summer They are
clever gentlemen and already have sew
eral tuiidings under way.
JUDGISs from present indications
there Will be lively time here the lay
of the election.
SOME o. the merchants are noV in the
East purchasing their spring stock Of
goods.
BUTTER is selling 81 40 cents . pond
in the market and very scarce at nst.
Eggs are fifteen cents dozen, and Quite
plenty.
THIRTY-PoUR trains yassed over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Central
Ohio division, recently in one day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

CERTIFICATE OF INCoRPORATIoN.-
The Secretary of State yesterday issued
a certificate of incorporation to Tine
Mutual Building Association" for the
purpose OF raising money to be used
among the members of said corpora
ton In buying lots and houses; in build
and repairing houses, &c. The principal
office or place of business Of
said corporation shall be kept at Par
kersburg, Wood couEty, and the charter
is to expire on the Goth Of March 1896.
For the purpose of forming said corpora
tion 81 900 has been subscribed and 800
paid in on the same with the privilege OF
increasing the capitol stock thereof 10y
the sale of additional shares 10 100000
The following named gentlemen are the
corporators: Levi Campbell, 0. q. SEQ
field, A n. Gibbons, W. Fl. Brown, and
Walter S. Sands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

THE snow has gradually melted away
under the persusding influences Of the
sun, and doubtless but few more days
will be allowed to pass before the spring
breezes and mild temperature will begin
to assert their superiority. People are
beginning to think it well nigh time for
them and will greet them with: keen
pleasure, and relish them all the more
for the singing farewell that old winter
is giving US.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

TIE English Lutheran Sunday School
we are Informed, expects to enjoy rare
treat tomorrow, in an address from Rev
John w. Gcodlin, a missionary secretary,
who has brought with him idols and
other Indian curiosities.
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SHoT.-George Kibbe, Rev. ]. A.
Kibbe, of the n. E. Church, met with
an accident on Wednesday evening, in
which he made very narrow escape
with his lie. The boy in question and
son ofMrs. Pierce were in q room in the
House of the latter in South Grafton,
plsying with small pistol, when
Young Pierce, pointing the weapon
towards George Kibbe, thinking it
empty. pulled the trigger, and to
to the great surprise of both it was dis
charge. The ball struck George in the
right cheek below and in front Of the
ear, and passed under and back little
below the skin to the back Of the neck.
The. wounded boy was brought to DR..
Thayer's Office and the wound was pro-
perly dressed As the ball passed so
near the carotid artery,the escape from a
wound fatal was very narrow. Boys Will
never learn that pistols are dangerous
playthings -Grdfton Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

AN editor killed printer in Missis.
sipp the other day in retaliation for the
murder of one of his editorials. 1t was
an example much needed, and we hope
will be warning to the craft every
where
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25
AGAIN D,sAppo1NTEp.-A great ma,

AGAIN DlsAPPoINTED.-Ag great many
persons crowded into the court room yes
terday and kept their seats most of the
day, expecting the case of Mrs. Robinson
to be called up, but they were again dis
appointed Judge Cochran has not yet
fixed the time Tor concluding the e1smi-
nation
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-25

To BE REPEATED BY request OF
those who heard the Pollard Singers
(colored) on Tuesday evening last
they will give another concert at the
English Lutheran Church next Wcdnes-
day evening They will no doubt have
q full house