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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

Doubts s:fIl exist about tire true day Of
Easter, some contending that Il isthe 9th
and others the 10th. The latter ARE right
ON the ground that the lunar days. are
counted from meridian aud not .fmm
nidn ght as In the solar days, aud ms the
moon fills at 2.2a p. M on Saturday the
Sin, practically for Easter, 1t ID postponed
swsek.
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m.~ 90 mlrir1.i

4
Asthe time Tor whitvwashing has nrri-
we'd, the following recipe FOR nIating the
wash,' rccomnisndrd BY The Scientific
American, y published. In answer for
brick. wood OF Stone: Slack about One
half bushel unslack.al lime With boiling
water, keeping Il covered during the pro-
cess strain II and add Peck Of salt dis
solved In WARM mater, three pounds %
ground rice put IN boiled to a thin paste,
oue-half pound powdered Spanish whiting
and one pound clear glue dissolved IN
warm water. hIix these well together.
aud let tile mixture stand for several days.
Keep The wash Illus prepared ia y kettle Of
portable furnacr, and Wien used put il on
as hot ~ possible with either painters ~
wllilewash brushes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

The CANNES are In the s-rsndsncy. In
the Western part 81 the county nearly all
thasprisg lsiniwIhavs tsen killed. The
sssburss of sheerkfiiing RACES without n
hatemcnt How long will the farmers
leave aneo 81 Their insSs profitable Interests
At ihs rpsreyofeans eNs :, .sAi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

The oiherday, at the saw-mill ofDoke
Woods, willie the inIllerfwas on one side
ofths saw. his dog undertook to reach
him ~ a short cut. Tile cut was very
sh, Il one. Tor IN his haste, he passed close
ioti,c saw which sliced his hcs,l Of with .
nestus-A that would have delighted the
Inventor Of the Guillotine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

sayse The Blue Ridge Blade; ''The
s,ra66Dss water whiciisl bstas conveyed
b. The asylum from, tue Top Of the South
Mountains will have one hundred and
.isly.hvc feet head. spressufs Of nearly
two hundred pounds % the square Inch.
The nipcs will convey three hundred and
any thousand gallons pvr day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

Jamcsf,vsbb Jf& Brother offer a full
md handsome stock OF spring goods
cHsApna THAN EVER, together with their
usual sssortnlepto Of groceries and every
thing In tlisii line
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

DR. Walker, w. Va; s,atos II lake
pleasure IN Recommending DIR wade's
Liver Corfsctor' as most cxcellentrcmedy
for Dyspepsia. Indigestion and Liver
Ceriplsint In all lie forms. 4 have tested
II with universal success,i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

q. ii. Parks displays . splendid stock Of
ii, sorts of spring goodzs emiliineries,
clothing, groceries &c MI to he sold ut The
lowest figures. 800 ,
special attention ia called 70 FER
FILTERS which can be bought here us
Iow MS anywhere else aHt
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NEW GOODS
N Z w p RIGGS

ME ara now rnrelvinu our
wv Z SI'RIre. ST0JK or GOODS.
bought very Tow ant wiIi ic sofiiewsr than
uter kHown before. We keep every thing any
lpaJt wants; aud take all kinds Of 4 RODuCE IN
exeiinnge Tor Goods,
cafnea look far yourselt. and we will not
charge you anything Coz shaving,
JAMES WEBB. Jr. 4 BRO,
9Sth March 1875 I'm.
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couxlY ORANGE

Thencxt meeting Of this Grange will
he held with Centre Subordinate Grange
Oh April lSth 1876.
.siit A. w. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

Jesse w, Cole a Go, desire attention ia
their new aud full stock u goods, at Coles
Store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

lar. tgfHf Tsff5fa Ir----l WzEA .IiPHW
At the residence OF tile brides falheron
the 18th VI March 1876, by Rev. J. II.
Vernon, Mr.. II. N. Steward Of Orange 10
Miss. Moiiie Henry OF Person.
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s.s fourth page both for Ads and In
tsrssting reading matter. s..s.a4sa W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05
DAsyILLE. Va, March 2otl

CorTos. Raleigh April 2th.-The
market irm. receipts light. Middlings III,
Stained. II i..asi, no 5ai II .at3
We sre indebted 10 The Raleigh News for
our Cotton reports. ,slaa,es
wilmingion. 2e,h. Cotton quiet. Mid
dlings raj MhhtulW -
Norfolk March 2oth--.Cotton hrmB midi
lliagliah Il 'aah6 y aUll
FLouR.--FloarM Markets dali and prices
rule low, Raleigh, April 2ih, North Ca.
roIina s6,50Ss6.75,
Provisions. Raleigh. 9Th, Western
shoulders los. Clear rib l3I. ilnIns
20.
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AMERICAN -.
~ AND So
: Foreign Patents.

~ IGNORE x CO.. Successors 20 Chiprnn.
N Ilosner a TO-, solicitors. Patents procur-
c,l III al countries. No FEES IN Advance. No
charge unless The patent l. granted. No lees for
making preliminary examinations. No adoiion-
III fees for obtaining and conducting rele airing.
By u recent decision Of the Commissioner ALL re-
iectnd applications mas. lie revived Spc sial ST.
tcniIon given 10 lntcrirrsnce Cases We ore the
Patent Office. Extensions lbrinrc tOn-rss. In
lrngcment suits IN ditierent states. anI all liti-
cation appearing 10 Inventions Or patci.ts. Send
stamp 20 Gilmore a Co., Cor pamphlet of "a pages
Land Gases, Land IIdg1u,ts. aud Scrip.
Connected LAND Cases prosecuted boinrr the
II. =. General Land Office and department ofthc
Interior. Private Lald Claims. Mining and Pre-
Einptiun Claims and Homestead cases 10 tended
60. Land scrip Is assignahir. and can he located
IN the name 81 The purchaser upon any Govern
n,ert land sni5cct % private entry. as l.sS per
acre. IL n Of eqilal value with Bounty and
warrants. send stamp 10 Gilmore Il co., for
Ietlnp1,f OF INSTRUCTION.
-Arrcars Of Pay aud Bon,ty.
Oftitcrs, soldiers and sailors ofihe late war or
their heirs. are III many eases entitled b. Nancy
from the Government OF which they have M
knowledge. WriiU full history " ser, zee, aud
stsie amount &c pay aud bauniy rerei, ii. En-
eInsss stamp 10 Gilmore X co.. and a full rep.y
amer examination; will he given you nee.
PENSIONS.
ANOthrfre, Nolnicrs auu sailors va rnfrtl. rap
iured. 0r injured In the late war, however, light.
4 Co
Gases prosecuted ~ GILMORE u 60. before
the supreme Court Of the United Sta tes. Court Oi
Claims. and the souihern Claims Commission.
Each department " our business il conducted
In SEPARATE bureau, under charge uC The saire
experienced parties employed W the oil firm.
Prompt attention 10 all business entrusted 60
GILMORE q Co. Il thus secured. We desire %
WIN success by deserving
Address GILMORE ~ co.
Gao r ST., Washington, ID. q.
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roU nlvr No ExcUrE-

Have you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Cotnplaints IN there
any reason whyyon Should 30 on rom
. day 10 day complaining With Sour
.sfomacb, sick Headache, Hablnlal Ccr-
tivsur<s. palpltailos oflihs Heart, Heart
bum. watttyfssh, Gnswing and burn
Ing pains Al The pit Of the Stomach, fsl>
Jew Skin. coated Tongue, and Disagree
sbIstasts IN tho mouth, coailng % %
food after eating. Iow spirits, &C. Mob "
y positively Jour own fsultif yea do 90
toypur Druggist ia. o. Hooker. and gst o
Hottie ofGRREN's AUGUST FtowEH for %
cshs your cure j. certain. but ifyou doubt
'sihls, E~t = srsrse hottie Cor 10 cents aud
ICY ". Two do@es viii relieve you.
--4AlkSA4--A~A~ ~A4AAA--------
Tobacco breaks may be exeseied'sve'y
s'isablc day this week. = sg 800. ~
: rhamsA Nell. q respectable sid worthy
oldcftlksncf I,nrkc, whs fopad dssdih
his bsdppe nbwnsg recently. He had
becnsnjoylng his usual health.
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esq. EXCELLENT cALIooEs al q

~ EAJfIIENI IhLlOOES AZ W
aud She. per yard;
Lancaster tanllrie at loo. yer yard;
Pcraics 1T " y, ij, iUs aud 2Oc per yard:. ".
Shiriihgs and Shectings rstsIlcd at Wholesale
Prices; .r,.
Richardson's Irish Linen. the best nanuagtuy-
81, rctaiesl al the case price, and. by.thc f9cto
at less:
GheSOit shirlings ut l2S. I6S, % and &c..
Bed Tick from 10 % 3oc. pr va q; $40.
Linen Table Cloths, two yards long at 81 worth
SI5o;
Cotton Diaper II 81 for = Iiecc OF Ton yar,i.
worth <i50, al 81 - wO'Lh IA .Ist
Napkins. all pure linen, II VI. Is. 30 and % 10
% lrr dUzuH.
III ordering goods 10 be sert ~ mail send
sufficient money 70 pay ihr postage in filll.
LEVY BROTIIRRS'.
1917 and 1919 Main street..
March %. RICHMOND. Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

MGffslshli, hislag iinl.I.ed thc s,lalp-
insnief the Hniei At Durham. threw open
his dgprs 10, the public llut week.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
DR.. W I'LL i'TIER,.

6l7 st. Charles Strobs st Qouis
Gin SRilrr speirr mtsi;iniider SnIitute. uns
bat cine lSrBrre Vroris in ttr WstaneIuno
ispbilildsr lnp trOnil4sr aranfbritsu ais ird,uS
Gin anhersr arSt in Ct. gcui&; wic aus ttn
eorttssn Vlattern ~ ericbsu uns mts GG si.
G!isten Girpetntr e%rirusru.
Nle iDpbilitlidcf 6rantbeiteu
uht yclArh ron n%erfurial sranfbeiten ,rcrssn
libfr unb nit rnerbIrtsm GrfcIs tebantrIt nadb
Zen tefsn m,bisiniiten Mutcrititsn. S,rifte
GtStrrtirn. Sperntatcrrbora, Sdtpad,e i,uS lin.
f1ht0tcit III Splee ju9crbliher Stlb1bclsfuna.
@nsibmeiflns in fpSttrcu Sabren oetr ausert,
llria1ell. tcrlte iiadlebrnec lletcl ,ur j.Ioe
baben: IQaenieirr ShpGGe, 1hpateS Setper-
nSsen. srldpittes @seahinis, Saut.I rSidlaas.
@tRciaulls 9s9en 3rauen4Gjc fe Iltaft 0etanttn-
Wermitrun& Wsi6istttidpa6c, &C, bic Gin.
unsliidli6c Gbe ,ur 6rIsr BADEN rbtr pisfsIt,
gang hnnip1lih MADDEN, tpfrtsn taurrbaft aetsilt.
pampblet rs Sriienl auf pbists bf,irbfns, In
rsrfearlten GcnprrtS fir spti Yoft Gtemprl.
Gpnfu'iaticn in msiucr S1lee uter brieAi&
frei: SEp CO unbcaucm il CUR 9rbanbluna mad,
her StaSt 81 f%emmer, ttrben Weti,insn str
GrrreS5 peer pclf S~rriauet. $40 SeilHna mSs.
lid wirr nicieltr earantirt; bd spsifs!baIisu
SiIen mirb ties srilst. Office Stuutrn pcn
8 llbr Born. his Z llbr atsuts. Gcantaas ssr
II bis / llbr.
Yampblct an irgeno cine IbuIe fir sp,t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
Nufoer boAnen stuc c.

Sic @robhcr:ol'n BON Sooen be'udt
i.br 0cru Sdulen uno t'itt III cine SlaNe,
bereu 9sbrer nidt pun lbrrm aonn'rn
wntrrrlMtet 1T,
9cbrtr &6liali4c @obeit, mir tabtr
grade M~otur0tididtc.
@robberSogiu Bite, Io1en Sic iG
niht loren, tbun Sic, ole pcnn i'd gar
nidt "a iparc ~
0rtrcr: Mir wasen Scrabc nit Den
SGugstbicrcn isrtia, unb id mollte cinr
tleine @iebtrbclunl amt Hen.
Srobbcrsusin Veto better, pa bbrc
ih, mas iih Die &inbcr Gcmcrtt baben.
9ebrcr: @eldes iiuS Die SGuaetbiere,
bic eui nisorisiter Gntwldlu"SSfuis
tcben, Srons?
Srans: Iie i'm @0Ier Ieben.
Ycbrcr: 8.dt 10! $anS, usnre mly
iolds.
9ans Ser @unfid, Der Seebune,
bic Sectub, OuS Seetalb.
9tbrer: &ttt, wcldcs 1T obcr DE
Sdi0etb,cr wcIheS All b0Wlicr Gut
w'dlungstuie itebt, Sris?
Srt: OaS SGu9ctbicr, wtlacs au
b0hityr Stuf; - b0d)itcr Stuie =
4ebrer: Gu ilebit eS /, hicr in De
Stute. Der uiortihrittllde" Stbre
mciute natirlih pamit Nen Weniden.
Srib {as SauNetbler, wcldcs 0u
Der b0hitcn Stufe itcbt, 1T = 1T bl
6rau grobbcriogin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
m a II mbarfeit

Wie pcrIoren uno pleScr Nelronnen.
Giue gtbantluns iite, bic ratifa!e Stilun9
spn Suanie no SabfbsNsdurs.
NEIslzg Spttsn berausgeatbftt stte neae
kssSkSsSHa Nussabc Won Or. GulctrwsWs Vrr'
GK1ESW ltiuns ibtr BIZ raeitals 5tilnns scn
pouuticncn pper Samenihipad'e, seifise une
iSrperli6e ShwG6e, Sinrsrnihs sum 9siratbsnI,
&C.. beryp aebraht tuth SeitlttFsdiliia nrp
atItl, btlid,e 9lnslhweifihsen. Die id,redlittn
ypIatu eief 0aisrs fnb in cieier bertbnlfen
D. cdiirr ,ur Warunua Der Sussne mt ge'lffr'
ldaft asldilpsrt unb Der tinaiss Ibsrs 4seg an
aeasbsn, auf peldsm cine peatdnetlt Seilins'
SCbne ben @etrsut ssfSbrlibsr innerltHen WFs'
tt,ineu, erssIt rpsre n lam.
cue, ali nnb jung, nelht an Wersenltma9s
Wisterseidlas nbsitS 9n ,etsns cSer yeauticnsn,
nne ben iaufsnb traurissn. ) slsei' stld lspii9el
Musidwei faiusern lsiSeu, icutsn eieis SSrltt mi
Scratalt %tueiren. ~. n, :.
i'm ibr 4 bic irsIt mUslidls Vsrsrtitune ~
serida6en, pirt tieIelte Be. Gmpfans pen 6@e, IL
In Wc6famrs pplfrti nab allen 1bcilfn bel
Wertiniateu Staaten p%erlantt. Nv
Wan attrefire: 81
r.. BRUGMAN& son,
II Ann st.,Now Yors Pst Box 1888
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
Na(ih peri II E II.

alr,.id fonb, wie Elm Scrliner Slntt
er,ablte, in ser @encralper iammluna
elmer @ftiensefelidaft cine lebbafte
Grnrteruna iibcr Die hohit nnaunftl9cn
Mefultate Der @ermoltung itntt Mls nun
Elm 9yiitulieo res gerwaltnnNsrotb es
bemcrttc:
,,Oie Neiultate wdren better aus9f'
iaIen mean bic Ginnabincu mcbr betru'
gem"
Oa crtob itd Elm @fticnar uno RE
eutriiitet:
9as nod mcbr b ctriiaen?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
HgsO0t Ssl,ltlc!

Sd SciNe biclmlt Dem Yubllfum an.
bab Id am eriten WontAg I'M MUpemter
IN melner Mobuuna elne Nbcuolduit
Noifnen werNe. llnterritt miro ertbcilt
IN Den. Glrmcntar SaderH, &edncn
Sudliprung, Nuf'dbc i'll enQliihc
SpraAe. Sudaitss uno Yriuat- s ore,
%,ponoena &C. Observation-Disclosures. mo
BON I bis bIlb 10 llbr Montaa, Sienss
tag. Mittwod uno Omnerstaa Mbeno
lcoer @ode misunderstanding aus9es
nomnen) 8eoinaunasn So. 90 per Monat
prGaumeranbo Shilcr melUe iin plclc
@elegeubcit ,u MuBen MAIDEN wiinidcn,
iolten iid iOfOrt meleen.
Geo. s.. sling.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26

3weifeIbate Iustunft.
rSaaen eie. gutter @dann. fam man
ssg tpaaen. iiber ben fdmalen Stes gu
Dem ienieitisen1 lfer su asben? ?"
D@anj oreiif, mein 9etrl Sic miii,n
aber idwimmen %touheu, benn sew0bnli9
faQt man babel in Den Dlub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
Oeutl0> gn9liI6er
lSnterriWt !

Der gsrpratdnbisnns balbsr piinfde i'd nod
siniss junss esute lrpie auaben fir msinen
Der anatsn 1t sstrsnat MN bonn YER iunSsn
Mauuer. Die llntsrri6tsiG6sr fne be tide
une eusliihe Gprrsipeuesus unb Gpmpolticn,
llebsrisBunsen aus bsirsu Spradtn, Sudfibr-
une II. 1. no. 9luf NSuu, y, oesr NO ucibwsuoia,
merpen 9lsmsniariGher nadsebclt, le,p,e bic
bSbsrsu &sdnun sfcrmsn ipseiel seiitr
NPGf dsn unc juneeu Oamsn srtbeiie fcrnsr
priYat luterriht I'M oauls, u bsuib snaliibsr
Gcrrsipcnpens unp Competition, IONIC Ginfubr.
JUG in bic elaliihs 0ittsratlr bsirsr Sprafsu
nit bsicnrersr &idlt6t auf altbeiiid- fttli6,
@runtldse. -
&. $. Silfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
Ghnl .M6bel!

Ser llnter,eidnete bat cine Yartie
Sdulmobel, beitebsno aus @ulte uno
@ibcn, Die i'd nod in autem 8uitnnb bes
~iuSenSuno iebt i'm e&ulhauie ;u Sep
mann Fsbeu, ~ perfanfen.
6. 9. G"its:sp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26

3 Vie. gewifte 3 aftiefcit.
u@as, i, Der alte SdaHelbauet, fol-
an. fallGen Gio a%bIes'n? Sit UNI a
idware Sau - ga, ipann's no mean
Gin Shaf beraoug. ater wea'n cin2ampl
mars nit Der Mlub' wertb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
2uuorton III III 5.

rsber, Serr 6 omm%er,ienra.b, bemer'
Zen Sic bcnn nidt, ba6 Der Baron BON
Sauienbtim Sbrer Srau @emablin forrs
lid Sic SdIeppe abtritt !"
yWeir sleidailtis, CT ioa mir II Elm
Mort laasn, 70 nero i'd ibm init Ser
aniisen bic game 6rau ielbtr abtretsn +
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
Hroftijhfr q u.nQe {.

Qtbrcr ,@ie Wei @rtieel 0lebt CO.."
G6ilfr: yNht;igtauienn."
9cbrer {. ,uulinu. Is Nlebt bios ore';
mic tanmit On nj $4,000?
SMilcr: yMur meta %otcr arnoneIt'
nod INNER so 600 ptridicNcnr NrtlteI
IA 4 Silbcraroihcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
&ud) ser Natur,,

entbaltsns f4S Ssiten unt cine an,abl ftrnsr
Mtbilbunaer. Scte Tsrica bcibrr Sti6le6te.
unp bauptiSblih iclhr biean heiratben beabitti-
asu lpQIsr titles Bud babcn. Die Stunt lanse
III letcn u,t tis 0raft bcs Maunss I'D Su srbalter.
iowie bic Grbaltuns Der @cibIidfsit. gBie msn
IdbSnt uub acianpe aintsr BADEN fam.
Mer,tlidsr 8atb unp Sisle b%epabrte Rcetpte
fir bic GprfommniIe in Der srlten peripet sts
ebeliben getens. gIiro I~prstaliig s%rrleselt an
i,sent cine glpre6e fir 25 Gts perIautt Iertllirc
DR. Jacques, Central Medical Institute, 705
Chestnut Str. ST. Louis Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-01-26
I'D IAG0TNG Central
LII. JAJuUESmeb essnaitut
OF St, Charles street, St. Louis, NJ.

t7O5 Chestnut ST. Louis Mo.
Gji.tt INNER mod, auserliliss lnt idrsue Ne.
b~onpluns IN aIsn e~eheimen une atf1le6ti9tn
Nranfbeiten tieSs StrltSrenten 9ranfbsiten p,rur-
iadbt turd jusenpiide @erirrnnStn cscr ipStsre
slusIGmeifwag -pie Spc, mattpfbcsa, Samtu>
lhtpads, NsrrSis Shmade. llnfruGtbarleit uns
ibre fdnsdli9rn 8elssn, 0etanfenlttpdte Nfr.
r.nIhw66s Mnsit spr ERR 3ufunft 8eistarteit.
VI Ie,ebruna lluiaualitfeit fir sas %ir3ialr cher
GbsIsttu cher ben Grfcla in 9si6yfte. Gtsnic
lanapisrss 5GGe Won stbeinen a'anftritrn, IN
jsrer germ, has 9lut. unb ipittise inners Sr9ane
peraif ene, fDnntn mir fdsr uut taucrbaft beiisn.
JauIcnbs Ypn V~atjsnttn bic ron inns gsbeiltr MIR
een tSnuen bisO ~bclcussn. tlnitre treiFis'tGbrise
Wraris, nub has GtuOium tieltr 4rantbtitsn
batsn uns Grfabrunaeu .unb Gcitidli6feit &C.
ihcrt. QBir ibideu Nrlpeiiunatn une Mrci;intn
Nrift aebeim an irasno zinc @trefs. gorrsipSn-
ben, une Gpniuliation I Ct.
Yanp Ilct in p~triieaelteu Gouucrt fir
ts ,,,r; MnitStrmheT
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g { oni.i d..

9otoniih d..
9cbrtt: ,@ie beibt Ou?"
sdIler yWihAel @immerl
0ebrer ,,gSas lit Sein Batter? 7"
Sdiler ~@eitotbcn !"
9cbrer yMua, mas MAR CT eeun Iru
Der :"
G1ulsr: uQebcnSia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

MARSHALL CouSrY.-Apples 80 cent.
per barrel. The following items arc
from the Moundsville Reporter:
Our BARRIERS have not yet come down
to u tive.cent shave, as have some Of their
city brethren.
Elder s. R. Wilson immersed eight
convicts on Sunday. The preaching o.
the Gospel to the prisoners seems to be
proving etfectual,
Mr.. George Ryan, who, in company
with quite a number Of others from this
county, went 10 Texas the FIRST Of this
month, with q view Of making their home
there, returned this week, cured Of the
Western fever. g g,I-.g ss '-.
The committee Of locomotive engineers
who visited Baltimore last fall To confer
with the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Companys officials in reference to the
reduction OF the wages OF engineers, and
who were discharged from the service Of
the company in consequence Of that act,
have received pay from the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers for all the
time they were idle. Some were paid
for eight months time and some for nine
months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

REPORTED RAILROAD CoXPRoMlsE-
The close Of Mr.. Garretts report to the
B.&O. stockholders (scc ISrELIIdEScER
Of Thursday rather suggested the idea
that compromise was not impossible
And now We have information to this
effect: That Mr.. Vanderbilt, Col. Scott
and Mr.. Garrett have arrived at terms
which will lead TO the immediate ce'sa'
ton OF the present competition. The
principle OF the compromise is that oil
local differences on domestic freight, and
one rate out to Sea on through freights.
That il to say, tho roads will be per-
mitted to gauge their charges on freight
which stops at the termini, according to
their respective mileages, the Baltimore
s Ohio being allowed TO make the
smalle.t charge on account OF its least
mileage, and tao others more, accordingly
Bu, on freight for expectation, one rate
will DO made ior,aIl trunk lines, to cover
freight and terminal charges, placing
them all on a par, 80 fas as foreign tratii'
is concerned. The Vanderbilt principle
has therefore been carried out, SO far a
the foreign trade is concerned. How
lopgthis arrangement will suffice remain
10 be aeen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25
Political Notes.

The Moundsyille Reporter gets In tts
| work on the Registers rooster as follows
chlckeny, ChIokcny, fancy crow,
Went 10 tho well to wash hi. toe,
But when he came back his chicken was dead,
The editor Of the Reporter inclines to
moralize over the present crisis, as wit
ness the following: 5r
"Alen are more excited every four
years over the election OF our President
than they are only once in their life over
their own election to Divine favor"
The people at Oakland have been much
excited over the election news. The
Herald says that
"During the past ten days, owing to the
delay in ascertaining the result Of the
Presidential election, the excitement has
been without q parallel at Oakland,
There being no telegraph office here, a
number Of citizens Of both parties con-
tributed in raising sufficient fund to
employ All operator at Grafton. From
the time Of his arrival up to the South
Carolina, Florida and Louisiana muddle,
the telegraph Office and the platform were
a perpetual scene of the widest excite
ment. In several instances enthusiastic
crowds remained at the telegraph Office
all night"
The following item is from the Nor.
gantown Post:
Some three or four copies Of the daily
Wheeling RegiS!tr are taken in Morgan
town, but the Democrats here.abou,s
shave 80 little confidence in that sheet
mat they do not look upon II at all
as reliable newspaper. They generally
read the Wheeling INTELLIoENoER or
daily Pittsburgh papers when they want
to find the news as i is. They do not de.
sire to read a paper that perverts and
garbles news to suit bitter partisans only.
What do our readers think Of an item
like this2 It is from the Democratic
Wellsburg Netrs:
"The high.handed outrage Of President
Grant in sending United States troops 10
peaceful States has been severely criti.
cised by the press. Grant has left moth.
ing undone TO perpetuate his Infamous
administration. II would be, perhaps,
not inappropriate to remind the gentle.
man that another Booth might suddenly
appear in Washington City with the cry
Of 'Sic semper tyrannisv"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-25

Ll0nTs AND SHADows.-Preachers and
their wives have their own peculiar time
OF lit in this world. Here is a specimen
Of the events that every now and then
cross their pathway. We quote from the
Cameron Frcs Pas:
last week quite number OF the Pres
byterian friends in and around Cameron
hitched up their teams and went to Dali
las to move their pastor, Rev. r. B. Far
rar, and family to town. During their
absence tho ladies, whose aid Is never
wanting in a good cause, arranged for
the family Joyous reception by prepar.
ing an exquisite supper and otherwise
provided for the wants and comfort oil
their highly esteemed pastor and family,
leaving on the tables goodly stock Of
provisions. Their kindness and lber.
ality have encouraged and gladdened the
heart of the minister, evoked the graft.
tude OF the family, and won the admira.
ton Of all. The wholesome effect Of such
tokens Of esteem are incalculable. We
gave good reason TO hope that the union
between tho pastor and people will in the
future prove to be as pleasant as In the
past,
Another event Of a somewhat similar
character 10 recorded in the steubenville
Gazette Of Thursday, in the shape Of acard
from Rev. J. s. Bracken and wife, who
return thanks for donation Tin wed.
ding visit from Pensioners and citizens
generally. Their card ends as follows
NEARLY half OF our welded life has
been spent in StOubcnvillc. Since our
coming hero we have tasted both sorrow
and Joy, but whether in sunshine or shad'
ow, we have not wanted for friends
Good people, one and all, we give you
our thanks, and pray Gods richest bless
ingS to rest upon you.