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SeOOO REWARD,

The above reward will DO paid on sI0ltT. Our
Perfected Spcctaclcs never fall to reward more than
the amount named all who lest them, ~ eyesight
Is invaluable. They relieve all dlmness, gllmmer.
Ing and weakness, impatlng strength, health and
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MONDAY, tbe 28th Dayof AUGUST, 1875,
SALE OF EWING PROPERTY
On the Island.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COuN-
. TT AND COUNTY COURT. "
Clara v. MCNulty, with W. AL
McNulty her husband,

a
Clara v. MCNulty, with W. AL
McNulty her husband,
james n. Ewing, Jr.. Elizabeth
Richardson, with W. Il. Richard
son her husband, Mary Blggs
with James II. Blggs her huS- In Chlnecry
land, Emma s reek with VIM.
Peck her husband, james II. Ew-
Ing and Kate Ewing, heirs al law
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the aid
VIM. Ewing, decd.
BY virtue Of the authority vested In the under
signcd by decree entered In the above entitled
cause, on the day Of June, 1870, In the Hlid
County Court, the undgrsIgned, special CommIs.
onerS, will scll ut public auction, TO the highest
bidder nj the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, on =
MONDAY, the 2Ith day Of July, 1870, coumone-
lug at 10 O'clock A, N,
The following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
West Virginia, that Is Say: Lots numbered forty
hall d III nambCr forty Us, 10 hat addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known as the addition
to the city Of Wheeling laid out by Henry Moore,
trustee OF tho estate Of EbenFIer Zane, deceased,
IN such parcels Rs may best subsGrye tho Interests
Of tho parties.
TIRaS oT sALE-one- third In hand and as much
more ~ the bidder may desire to pay; the remain
der In two notes n nine and eighteen months, with
interest from tho day Of sale 70 b secured In nch
mAnncr'as may b GalEtactofy to the CommIalIon.
erS Title 10 60rCtalned until the purchase money
Is oil paid. DANIEL PECK and ,'n
JOHN o. PENDLET0N,
Special Commissioners.
The above sale d postponed until Saturday, the
10th day Of July, 1876, At o'clock r. y.
DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PRNDLETON,
jy25 Special Commissioner
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TIE markets are stocked with an
abundance Of unripe fruit. Apples and
pears like bullets, and peaches that a
person with false teeth dare not tackle,
are displayed on every street corner
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DIED..

REAuCK-On Tuesday morning, July 25th, 1876.
at eleven o'clock, Of consumption, NOAH +. REN-
lex, In the 66th year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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N0rcR'


In pursuance Of a decree Of the County Court o.
Ohio County, W. Va, made in The above entitled
cause on The 18th day Of June, 1870, Twill on tht
eth day Of AuguSt, 1876, At my ottiee NO. y
18th street, Wheeling, ". Va, proceed 10 state
Warl RouS0, deceased, and the said Fleming and
the SlId plaintiff and the aid J. n. Kelly aud 70:
port what Il due between them and the eState Of
the aid Edward Rouse and the priority Of lieu oil
the aid creditors and such other matter n may b
required by the pGrtiea." GEO, =, BOYD,
Commissioner Of the County Court.
D. PECK, Attorney iot PlAintIa. Iy6.Th
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EIRsT Presbyterian CHURCH.

ENIE5I PRESBYTERIAN VHUhVH'
Prayer meeting this evening at ~ o,eloek, VII
10 conducted By Rev. ". II. Lester Az oeioC ~
meeting q the eongFeSation VIII e heid let lne
purpose Of considering the propriety o. eleennS
desired. Hso
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Boot & Shoe Business

AT No. 21oS MAIN STREET.
Tho new Firm Is authorized to collect all bills
and settle the business Of the old firm. Th06e
knowing themselves Indebted 10 Canadian Co.
will please call and settle their accounts, rs the
business u the old hrm must be closed at once.
CARNA1lAE 4 co.
MmRHtIsn. lulY Is. 1876. iy26
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

elisosr 9$res eceln 0sreineS benz l:eber
Soft unp Der fslisfsn Sunefrau EN-.
pFsblen, ramit rer 0immel Gem id5neu
Belfe ieinen rsiden gesen sebe."
BUR Sammlun8 Der ntdt unbeeeus
tencsn Wittel, perer bas Gomits 3u se=
oeiblt&sr Mrbeit beearf 1T Der ct. Sra,
pbasIss 0erein ssftiftst tpOresn, ben nil
Der Milrtbdtisfett aasr Satbolitennarm
empfeblen /; mon tann istn 8slD
ni&t lei&t better psrrenpen. gans
%bslOnpers fst an Die 80. ptarreeifli>
den bic rrineenee Bite esrihtet Der
l&Snen SADIE ibre 4ufmertiamfsit su
piemsn. uno fsin YfarrtinD In BE
tremce 3ieben su laiIsn, pbre ibm cine
@mpfsb!nns NIT auf ben DeS gu ses
ben. Aa6sr ben a%euanntsa 9srtraus
e%nsmannsrn ertbetlsn germ Nusfunft
tte Wttsliscer res Gomite's: Girt
Sarl au Sienburs, BirRsin CrrdirenD;
Grbr. Ielir .. Zoe auf GsrpOtten BET
Sod @icspr.); Grbr. y. Grandsns
fein in uafart C8aiern); Wraf 8. D.
6Ombslb in Bonn, y. y. gabsnsly,
Raufmann in eimburs a. .. 9abn ; :.
einsens. NovOfats Inwalt in MaGen
unD @raf prul&ma au Gaaenbsre
CShlefen).
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19
@inftrt Gbatfn
ans
&t@t9ebra@t.
Cine GrjGblum8.
e ub.)

" q ! uB.J
Sn bieiem pdd6sn bsfanb f@ su,
nd1f etn Brief BON benz ermotpeten
DamianO an lsinen Sruper' u 10 fol.
senpen Jnbaltes
veieber 8ruper!
SD fible, rab piele 8rantbeit sum
Aooe fibrt. une pab rrerer ote 8unfi
OR Nerste, nod btf !ieberOQfe yFegs
i'm Stanbe iein pirp, mir pas eeben
~ pnldnsern. eeiper babe i'd Auss
sstban, einen 10 frlbssitisen Sob ~
bel1leunisen, unp i'd parf mid allO
aber Nismanpen, ale ibsr mid lsIbf
bstlasen. Wie sIdflid biit Du, ulein
Sruper, benn Define 0ersaneenbett ia
rein unp fsdenlUs unr Define Gbe Elm
6Ort Der @Iidleliststt. Die metniss Ia
stne 5SQe ouf @rpen, unD n1ein 8etb
Der feusripsisnps Dra@e, Der NQss be-
9etfett unp anccn1et.
6Ite Did Dor ibr, mein Brueer,
penn Fe fdbrt wabrlt@ niGts Gutss
eesen Did I'm Sdilce. 90 LANCE fs
u1eine Satin if, wurre az ibr 1bun
nur BON sinsm etnaisen@ epunfen beIebt
ndmli&, wie fe In ren SefB Deinel
Sitter selanser fam. Ste ma@ts mid
Anfanss gum Isrtrautsn. renn fl
wubte, pte bart es mir mar. pab i'd rpes
gen @eIbmaneel ni6t TN Stonpe mar
uneinen b6lsn geipeni&aftenl ben 3aSs
l&isBsn su lafsn. Do babe i6 Dt'
sarse Sosbstt itres Gtaratters erfab.
rem. BERN fe bate feline sertneere Abs
itGt, als DID, Define frau unp Dein,
Sinesr aus BEN @ese ~ rdumen, pa.
nit ras Grbe In unlers 0anp fsIe. Sd
panfe Soft, bae Ct mir frib senus pt
Mn8en Sfnete uup nas i'd nod niet BIZ
gum @Orps bernbssfunten mar. Gnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

ritCrten Datcta, WYomins. Wpntan
uno ScabU batten eth paar Sesirfs m
betrd&ttGsm 6OIsbtfanpe. Sett abe
BITE .ciSiliirrnren" @Uleerdber ea,pi'
IHen 9efCmmen iinb, perlGminben Die
leIben NIT 70 raIenper @sl6winciafeit
eab man in 20 Sobren faum bic Stdttt
mcbr fsnnen Mrs, pa &c emp S1aiteu
s~elpsnrst.
I'm SttQsn Ocean erfteuen i@
WalbtnetOn Gsnttcry. SreeOn unc
aum Sbsil California nod erBstrer unc
urlprinaIi6sr 8dleer. unp Ger bier
rCrbanrsne 9orratb miro unter 9es
mSbnIt&en ~llufdnren utruei@t 80
Sabre uusrsi8en, leIbf um cas fable
5tntsrIanD big gum MCvmonenreiGe
NIT 6OlS 3u veriOrsen.
Asbnlt@ iebt eS lenlsit Der @:snssn
Der Ser. Staatsn nnter enoliI&er
Glasse. 8ritil@ Columbia tf ,um
Ibsil 10 wuIrrei& Wie Oregon. nno
letn 5OI;lpaB mag Gem bOIaarmen
Often aud nod Gin 0isrtsllabrbunpert
btnruv@ bilfrei& CUR Sette fsben. IS
let esnn, ra6 rie funAoiiSs pacifc 81.
lenba5n @abrbeit miro.
DaSesen aeri6rt MUpa ScOtia leins
W%alrbsfanoe in Gile, unp Nem Bruins.
mid no mSsIi6 nod raider. las
OF. saDrsnce lbal 1T l6on beute oar
baumatm unc wenn mar, oans ganapa
in cen Slid fuBt 10 miro man ne
nt9itens la3t 10 Saa:es 9ittIe - cas
@nce leiner Sslammten srinsn 6srrlibs
felt Mot Iber pas Sabr 1886 binauss
Ie9cn.
Die uno pa mag nun Der Walo-
frtunp BON WontreaI elm peniA su
l9mav3 iebsn. Sm 0rpBen uno Son.
gen bat er inpsB lcirer nur ;u @abrss
sefprC6en. unp wer irsenc UNI Die
3ufunft ole eS Qances uno ros WpbIs
erssbtn Ger fcmmsnpsn Wsnetation be-
lOrst 1T, lOute ft1 rapurh aufs neue
anlpcrnen Iallsu, pem 70 pisIfa1 otrs
brelIetsn NaleDsrwItunaswabnlinn
ent9eseuSuuiIten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19
3nif6nbe 1T Seiferreieb.

Wan I@reibt aus @ien iber BIZ
traurtSen pOlfSpirtbldafli3sn gu.
lt1nce i'm RaiIerrsi9e
RIrSlth wurce ben, unQari(Heu
HettStaae Elm @%siesfntwurf iber rie
SelGrdnfunB res Wu9ers poreeleot
"a Ger Gntpurf aus Ger Snttiattpe res
Daulss Encouragement III, nl1eini
bshen Ennebme ursweifeIbaft. Der
bisberistn Bu6erfteibsit wlrD burd
Die Befimmung cine gnpe oema6t ooe
Elm bfsntIt@sr NOtar feline 5fentlide
llrfunoe aufnebmen uno feline pripatz
urfunce NIT Der Qualitdt elmer nctUs
rtsaen urfunre ausfatten fam, in nell
der Elm b6berer 3tnsfub ale ssbn PRO
gent au5beeuneen miro. Sn oie1em
3insfube it oas YbnaIe, bic @rOSifon
uno rte @rluslumme, lcm::e ieoweoe
MsbsnSebdbr einsersbnst. 65bere als
SsbHprc3enlise 3inlen f0nnen aud Don,
Hitter ai&t fsfBelfelt percen. Dte
Sntabu!attC1 ccer 8crmsfune b6berer
3inlen als ;ebn DrOsent fam niGt an
9eOrcnet werosn GS Iaet f1 MID:
ieusnsn, cub NIT bislsn 8fRimmunsen
ess 8sitses Dem Du1erweIen, rpenn
aud nt@t SrinDItd ~ObssbOlfen, 70 cod
eie SpiBe abseblU9en pirr. unearn
1T ibsraus arm an 9elos Snltituten,
wsI@e sesen 6YpOtbettn Grepit ssndb-
rem. Der selu&tsfe 0eloselber in
Stapten uno DSrfern III Ger 5uoe. Gr
fennt purG feline Asenteu pie @sIppers
~lessnbeiien Ger @utsbsrren uncB auern,
unD ii aud jepsr,si, bsrsit, sesen Die
Saeatsle pom 20 bic 200 Drc,eni
blIfe in Der NOtb ;u brtnesn. Das
game eano III pom pislsn Du@rers
Spinnsn wte nit etneul NsSe iberaps
gen, unc ni@t ielten Der5fsntli6en BE
wentssn, pom Supen unabbdneisen
BIdtter unaarns baarffrdubenpe De,
tails Iber Die I~bdtiefeit pieIsr 8ampY,
1e. Die nnwi6snbett uno @snublu9.
ne5 Bottles, IOpte pie Ssibtlsbiateit unp
@rUBtbuersi DeS speIs fommen ben
Wu&erern trtfIi8 ;u hatisn, unp ras
Der 1T 50 eine DduFB oOrtommenre @rs
ldstnuns tn nn9aln, DAP nidt nur Die
GsloirIhte, ebe lie nod in eie6olme ee
l6C6ea fnp. lhon rem 5upen verpf6ns
bet Fnc, Icncern DaE aor,e @ut6cpm.
plsrs anO 3abuOie SuusrnssbSfte Gems
islbrn gum Spfer fallen. 90 febt Bonn
nnsarn tbatld@lt& in fnansieGsr BE-
3iebunB u1ier Der aus1@lieeliden 6srrs
l6aft Der Supen, unO 70 lsbr aud ptele
pririIeBirtrn @elpmdnner peraGtet rper'
ben, eben 70 nCtbwenpiB unD psrrrrbli&
fno fe cen Sonoe aeporDen. Dur1
pas Obeu erwdbnts 0elsB miro pas
llsbsl jpar Hi@t beisitist aber bod staz
ssrdmmt unp bfceutet paber rtele Bss
iGtGnfans ess @u6srs peniafsns eis
nsu Anfang gun, S6uge uue sur 6ebs
uns Der Btnansfraft ces @uIfes. Dir
mdRsn oierlt .frdfttse Snttiatips Dem
uusorii&sn &siHstase nm % mebr gum
Vsretfnas anrsdnen, pa Der Sfterrei1i>
iHe Hsi&sratb, ole ilnef Die Gtns
i@rdntuns eer8 u6srfreiteitsar z pra6s
fam, enc eltsessnssitste 5altuns eth.
l1abu. Wie mod srinnerliG III, fsutt
Der pclnif@e 4bssprruete NYo,Dwsti
Uabrsuc rer leBten Rsi9sratbssS elfon
ben Antras, Die Wu&stfrsibeit etn,u.
i4r6nfen, uno or mice aus ben Qembers
ger 0sri&tsnrtsn s,fermabis mad. pos
btnnen creiSsbn Sabren ole Bousrns
8atsr unp Der Sr6bte Gbeil Der apeliasn
DCmaiuen in @ultsien in ben SdnD,n
bsT Du&frif&en Suren 5ein rparo.n.
wtnn ntGt ebefens etne Nsmebur Elm
irste. Nnn Nnnte ibn spar ni&t wis
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19
6eutllet0n II.
UeoulS.

Gs siebt Elm fiasr Gnsel
Dar& oieies Greenland,
Gum Croft fur grtenm1ngel
Dat TIN Der 5err esianbt.
Sn ieintm Bid 1T Gtisbeu
llnb milbe, fanfte 6uIp,
> fOla' ibm ltets tienieben,
Dem gnssl Der @sbulp
CT fibrt Did INNER .treuIi@
Our9 ales GrtenIeiS, ii
llno tepst 10 erfreuli& ID
Bon elmer iGSnern 3eit.
Denn pilF bu gang ser;assn,
5at CT bod euten @utb
CT btlft bas Rreu3 btr traser,
llnb ma@t nod Nges gut.
CT ma@t su timber Wsbmutb
Den berbfen Seelenl&mera
limb tau9t In file Demutb
las unsefime 9ers.
Gr ma&t bic fuitrs StuuSe
MCm1blih pteber teu,
ct belief isbe Bunbe
@epte, tpenn aud ut&t i@nsa.
Ct siirnt niGt beinen Itranen,
Wenn CT bid trSfen nil
St tabslt nt&t rein Sebnsn,
Nur n,a@t er's frumm unb ftia.
l1nb penr, in 9Iurmestpben
Du murrenb frasf parum
90 oeutet CT rsfp cben.
NiIb I6&slb, AVER fumm.
vt bat fir tebe 6rase
Ni&t Intwctt slei& brett,
Setn 0ablipru@ betbt ertrase,
Die &ubltatt III niGt speit
9u ssbt CT btr sur Seite,
tlnb rebet gar ni@t StsI.
limb benft aur In bic @eitf,
an's f4Sne, srDee 3iel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

periesen, aber man aimmte ibn niecer,
uno bic ,.Greibeit css Capitals" feiert
mad ME Dor ibre Orsisn In alsn pro.
pinSen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30

SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler ( Wilson'S
ROTARY-HOOK, LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
MORE THAN
100000
OF THEIR .-
Family Machines
IN USE.
A Quarter Of a Century's trial has DEM
Onstrated their Superiority.

{. Wheeler & Wilson's New No. G
Machine must eventually super
Sede ali others now known with
which il comes in competition. We
recommend for it the hi g nest
award which it is i'm the power OF
the Institute to bestOw.''-From the
unanimous report Of the Ave Judges of tbs
American Institute, New York, 1874.
The Board of Managers unanimously ap-
proved the report, and recommended for this
machiae the Cold Medal of the Instt-
tute.
The Board of Direction unanimously ap-
proved this recommendation, and awarded the
God Medal to Wheeler Il Wisju, the only
Gold Medal awarded for Sewing Machine BY
the American Institute for many years.
The Austrian Official Report Of the Vienna
Exposition pronounced it the marvel Of the
Exposition" and added, T" This universal ma
chine sews the heaviest leather harness and
the finest gauze with truly pearl stitch"
The Grand Medal of Progress was
awarded for it
What the Leading Manufacturers Of BootS
and Shoes say Of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30

war. Some OF our farmers will not be
able to house all their corn"
The Iuka Mise, Herald laments:
"Corn Is acl luaily begging in 1uka
now, for the first time since the war;"
The Cumberland (Ky.) Courier groans
QUIT
"Crops never were more fourishlng
than at the present time. Wheat, hay
and potatoes nave turned out fiji ety."
The WAverly Glenn. Journal mourns:
"Humphreys County has a larger
number OF hogs now than for many
years. Her crop OF pork promises to be
largely IN excess OF any possible local
demand"
The owensboro (Ky.) Examiner walls
aloud:
"There are already over twenty NAM
moth tobacco stemmeries In this CITY,
and yet there are not sufficient for the
tobacco traffic OF Owensboro. The con-
tories has been let."
The snelDyyille (Tenn.) Gazette sobs
out:
ideally we do not think our people
need be talking about bankruptcy and
reputation, having just harvested such
splendid wheat crop, and with sucD
hattering prospects for fine yield OF
corn this fall, and besides the country
is tull OF cattle, horses and mules, not
witnstanding they are being shipped
away by hundreds and thousands"
The Mountain (Ky.) Echo sighs:
"Ihe recent rams seem to encourage
the farmers, and they are jubilant that
they are thus abundanJly blest with fine
crops. This Centennial year may also
be year OF jubilee"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30
a Dog Detective of Duluth.
From the Philadelphia Times.


In the letter you published from Du-
luth, dated the 17Lh of July, mention
was made OF the loss OF the steamer st.
Clair, on Lake Superior. Among the
passengers lost was man named
Stewart, of Duluth. He mad small
English spaniel, which swan ashore.
The dog was well known at Duluth and
along the Northern Pacific Railroad, and
was remarkable for his intelligence and
sagaGity. His owner was employed by
the Northern Pacific Road to measure
timber delivered by contractors. The
dog would take the end OF the tape-Iine
and go to the end of log, sixty OF
seventy feet long, and hold it at the end
while his master would hold it at the
other, and do this all day, or until all
the timber was measured. His master
would send him to the Post-ofice,
simply saying to him, "GJ up-get
letters;" the dog would 20 to the Post
office and 90 around to one OF the clerks,
look at him, wag his tail, and was 80
well known that the clerk would give
him the letters, which he would carry
back 10 his ter, and In the same way
would carry letters which his master
had written to the office to be mailed.
His scent was very acute. Coming home
from the woods one day, Stewart was
met on the road by company OF young
people, who had been to picnic about
nall mile away. One OF the young
ladies had left her parasol on the ground.
Stewart called his dog, and, pointing to
the path, said: "Go find, and bring
here" The dog was gone about fifteen
or twenty minutes, and returned with
the parasoL A pile OF lumber, put in
Stewards charge, was being stolen.
Stewart called his dog, took him to the
pile, aud said, "Watcn it and see who
takes it," Two or three days aiterward
the dog came to MIN in the morning, and,
by signs familiar to his master, told him
to follow him. Stewart took police
man with him, and told the dog to go on,
and he led them about quarter Of q
mile, to a shanty, occupied by Swede,
on the bank of the lake. They looked
under the shanty and saw large pile of
boards. The Swede was arrested,
taken before the Justice, and Stewart
told the Justice what the dog had done.
The Justice at once convicted the Swede
of the larceny. A great many other
doings of the dog are known to the peo-
pie oil Duluth, and it Is to be hoped that
ne will iall into good hands.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30
FLAS HE'S.

Columbus Is to have O new Democratic
daily newspaper.
Victor Hugo publishes protest
against Turkish barbaritles.
White, Longstaf & Co., Memphis
hardware dealers, have suspended.
The Centennial Management have
agreed upon two more 25-cent Satur-
days, September and 9.
John Patterson and Christian Rinker
were killed yesterday, while crossing
tue Canada Southern track at st. Cath
crimes, Ontario.
The Teachers Association of Arkan-
sas is in session at Little Rock, and is
attended by prominent educators from
all parts OF the State.
Officers Sherwood and McQuiston, of
the Indianapolis, ,Cincnnati j. Latay cite
Road, are making o tour Of inspection OF
the Western Division or the Road.
State Tax Collector Yates, of St..
James Parish, Louisiana, was arrested
yesterday and is now in prison charged
with beng u delaulLer to the State OF
over $4,000.
Centennial orations upon the Histo-
ries of the States OF the Union were re-
sumed yesterday at Philadelphia. lii
nois was the subject and Rev. Charles
Ii. Fowler the orator.
Geo. V. Rutherford, Assistant Quarter
master General of Illinois during the
late war, and subsequently in charge of
the Bureau Of Inspection, United States
Army, died at st. Helena, Napa County,
California, Monday evening, Of consump-
tion.
The boiler of a steam threshing-ma-
chine at work on the farm oil John Har-
ris, near Lone Jack, Missouri, exploded
yesterday, killing George Cobb and a
young man named Powell, and seriously
injuring James Steward, John Harris,
and man named Potter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
EINnINN AnI AnOuat 40.

There has been only moderate trade this
week. The market is steady and prices have
undergone no material change.
PRINTS - Fancy grades are worth 7IaSc,
standards 6isa7c, and Inferior s u a8c per yard.
BLRAGHED MUsLINs-New York Mills l4c,
Lonsdale cambric. 14c, Wamsutta 1870, Lons-
dale IA lie, Hope sHc, Fruit of the Loom
11hc, Ocean So, Green G nc, sheetings.-
Pepperell 1914 27c, do H. 295sc per yard.
BRowN SHEETINGs - Standard Eastern are
Quoted Sbsa9c, Western 71lasc, and seconds 61s
a7c per yard.
TIoKINGs-Co Conestoga, G. 9. A., 1870, Q. T.
1870, Gold Medal 1870, Extra Medal Tic
Queen of the W est lac, &c., 1Sc, 2Oc, 22]sc, 25c
$50 and zoe.
JEANs-Newport 19e, Winona 20c, Pewee VAL
ley 25c, Mnneola 40c, Guiding Star S2hc, Amer
lean 45c, Laurel Hill 50c, Buck Run b5c, and
Long Branch 60e.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30
WHEELER & WILSON'S
New No. 6 Sewing Machine.

We, manufacturers of Boots and Shoes, are
using Wheeler & Wilson'S Now No. Sewing
Machine in all kinds Of stitching on our WORK,
and confidently believe that it will supersede
all others in this branch Of manufactures, Tor
the following reasons:
/. The work done by this machine is superior
to that OF any other in variety, amount, excel
lence and beauty. :
p This machine is more durable than any
other of its class, requiring much less outlay
for repairs and renewal Of parts.
g. 1t does the cording or staying Of button
holes in most elegant and substantial man
ner, without the expense of royalty. (
In short, because by the use Of this machine
we can turn out superior work at less cost than
with any other. !
TSIGNED BY MANY.l
B6@ 1t is fast supcrseding all other ras-
chimes for leather work.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30
nThe Prostrate South" /"

The Sweet Water East Tenn. Enter
prise weeps thus:
''It is the general opinion Of farmers
hereabouts now, that possibly, after
filing 'all out DOORS they may be able
in their cribs and barns, The crop will
be huge-unp nprecedentedly so in the
memory of the oldest inhabitant.'"
The Carteryille (Ga.) Express utters
this bitter cry;
"From nearly all points in the coun-
try, we hear Of the most magnificent col.
ton and corn crops, according to present.
outlook, had in the county since the