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Vermont Headquarters.

The following are among the persons
who have recently registered at the YER
mont headquarters centennial, grounds.
Orlando Wooster and wife, Mis- ] Graf
ton Griggs, Hurdy, b II Burt, wife and
daughter, Mrs A . Putnam; Rutland.
u Estey and wife, f A Moore, G NJ
Taylor, MISTER G Estey, jennie Ander-
son, w A Faulkner, w b Clark, Arthur
Pratt, G F Thompson and wife, Miss II Z
Thompson, NJ F Thompson, Fl Sargent;
BrattleborO.
Charles s Wilson, F II Sibley, Theo.
Clark, j G Camp, Joseph Poland, G F
Ainsworth, q Q Crosby; Montpelier.
w A Peters, Rev Bliss and wife,
Miss f Baxter, j G Reed, II Gates and
wife, A Il Gates, A l. Thomas, Burling-
ton.
SW Cummings and wife, Charles Wood
worth and wife, W Barnes. E Wilcox,
G e Lyon, Will f Weeks, E A Sowles, p
! dackelt, w G Farrar, 81. Adams.
s 3 Hall, Mis- M G Hall, Miss d Hale,
Fl Robinson, M G Hall, Bennington.
III Kingsley, East Clarendon E II
Webster, G w Sanderson, Miss Sandersen,
Brandon Charles p Copeland and wife,
Mddletown; Sarah II Martin, Mrs J ii
Dean, East Poultpey; &C Knight, Fair
naven; s F Bryant, F o Stafford, Eas,
Wallingford; s B Sabiu, Wallingford
Hon ID W Taylor, Sherburne G Loomis,
Fl w Brown, Pawlet; Edward S Dana and
wife, Cornwall.
CO Gunston. South SALISBURY Mrs Z
l. Wyman, Libbie M Way, DR. Ell Wyman,
Manchester; A Wood, George X Taylor,
Bridgewater; j w Carpenter, Readsboro
w N johnson, Chester; Mrs g Derrick,
| Arlington.
G N Stevens, Rev L II Elliott and wife
Bradford Norman w Frink, Brookfield
J w Fargo. Randolph; ] t Moon and wife
| NJ + Sheridan, A G Moon and wife, FL N
| Whittier, Bellows Falls; B Baldwin snC
wife, West Townshend; L G Styles, st
Johnsbury; ID Bradford, Mrs o w Brad
ford, Mortified c j Bundy, Lyndon Cen
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Castleton.

RI Rev. W. H.A. Bissell, ID, bishop OF
the diocese of Vermont, visited st. James
church, Hydeville, and Castleton mission
on Sunday. He preached and administered
confirmation.
We regret that the notice of Bishop Bis
sells appointments for this service did not
reach this Office in season for Saturdays
GLOBE.
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READING NOTICES.

]. Estey s. Co. have made and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. Another maker boasts of having
made $4,000 in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest present popular
ity? Estey Organs for the centennial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best of terms. Address
GEoRGE @. DAY,
nov22dYd1y Rutland, Vt.
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The Vermont Dalrymen's Association

The eighth annual meeting of the Yer
mont dairymen's association for the cleo
ton of officers and the transaction of bust
ness. will be held in the agricultural com
mittee room of the capitol at Montpelier,
on Wednesday, October %, 1876, a. a
o'clock p. M. Y. A. Willard, A. NJ, pres
dent Of the New York state dairymen's as.
ISOLATION and board of trade, will deliver
the annual address at y o'clock p. nj.
A full attendance is most earnestly de-
sired, as business of much Importance will
como before the meeting.
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The Dog Law.

Editor Rutland Globe:-It is crafty
ing to see the press of the state coming out
fairly on the dog law. The law is sadly
required as the only means by which shecP
breeding can be made profitable and sue
cessfu in Vermont. Wool growing is an
important branch of industry, especially
sheep raising because it will yield greater
return of money ON the investment than
most other branches of agriculture, and
brings into use thousands of acres which
would otherwise lie useless on account OF
the mountainous character, while not suit
cd for the pillow they are for sheep. we
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IN OHIO
Republican Convention.

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. /.
The republican state convention adopted
platform indorsing the national republi
can nominations, the present admins'la-
ton and its financial policy condemniug
he action of congress in putting confeder-
stes in the place of Union soldiers, aad in
cutting down appropriations so as to Grip
pie tn, government; also condemning the
Hamburg massacre and like acts of south
.rnpra
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Serious Illness of the Pope and Of the
Cardinal Antonelli.
NEW YORK. Oct. /.

New YORK. Oct. 1.
A London dispatch to the Evening Tell
gram Gays dispatch from Rome to-day
illness of both Pope Plus X aud of the
Cardinal Secretary Antonelli. The pope
though long of feeble health, aud not~ith
standing his great age, has been able t.
AXE his daily walk in the garder of ih,
va lean until Aley. His PRESENT suddt n
illness causes the profouudest shock among
all circles 10 the city.
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Mail Communication Interrupted.

AsHlNGToN, Oct. l
A dispatch has been received at the pos
office department saying that there is n
mail communicable with Ttxas via Nor
gan City on account OF the quarantine. Tn
agent in forw riding the sp.tch SAYS ht
has oec instructed by the NV OrleaD
office to send r-x,s nails via VI ,mphis and
l. tile Rock. l. is understood t1at the vel
10. fever in Nv Orleans has caused G l.
weston to establish a quarantine. Ia
fever appears t, De spreading over the en-
tire south expect TO hear of it at Mem
phis in dav or two.
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Farmers Day.

A commission of the New England Agri-
cultural society OF which Col. Daniel
Nsedham is chairman have arranged for
q grand farmers reception at the MassA-
ehusetts house, on the centennial grounds
on Wednesday, October 18th at ten o'clock
.. m, at which DR.. George b. Loring will
preside. and addresses from gentlemen
from the several New England states and
other sections of the country will be made
The farmers Of Vermont are cordially in
vltsd TO be present.
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Moody and Sankey.

CHICAGO, Oct. l.
Services pr llminaIy to the opening of
the Moody and Sankey meetings we're well
,tteGded Satu day, The demand for tick
IS to the fir,t me ing on Sunday IS i'm
lnense. The lab rnacle stands on the cor
Ter of Monroe and Fanklin streets, and
Contains s 0 O chairs. Noody's heaiquar-
tiers are at the Gran Pacific hotel.
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Over $4,000 Organs.

We did not mean to boast when we said
that Mason and Hamin had made and sold
over Sc, 900 organs, we simply said it that
people might know what organ leads the
world talk is cheap, but facts are worth
something. II IS a fact that the Mason 81
Hamlin organ is the best made organ in ex-
stence it is fact that the M. & II. organ
has the best musical qualities of any organ
made; it is fact that the M. & II. organ
is the best organ made, all of which have
been proved, time after time, by their re-
| cciving the highest rewards of merit and
gold medals over all other organs. You
can buy them and pay So, 81, SIS or SO
per month, or rent them till the rent pays
for them.
E. Ii. WooD,
dSw General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
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hope wholesome dog law will early at.
attract the attention of the Legislature aud
give ue no halfway measure, but ore that
will rid the state of thousand, Of useless
ours. The question is shall we have dogs
or sheep2 We cannot raise both and it Is
believed sheep will pay best while they cost
less than dogs. J. NJ. A.
Ascutneyville. Sept. 1876.
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Office.

There are large humber of carriages
and slelghs stored in my barns, al the fair
grounds, when should ne p,eised tn have
the owners CT i'm ald n Storage for.
Any parties taa, wish stoiaGe for vehi-
ces, or hose Il a have them al eady stored
y tn me, Al wl-h them 10 e n II, | shall
be p ease to make arrangemt MT tn
Al-u 10 nr 90 tons # good bay for sale.
stpt20d&slw w. G. BREASTED
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market
NEW YORK. Sept. 80.
Gold opened at liOh and is quoted at li0iS
Money At lh@2 p r cent.
Government bonds are quoted as dull and
steady.
state bonds ara quot as quiet md nominal
Stocks are active. unsdt d .nd ieverish.
BANK STATEMENT.
The city bank statement during the past week
Is as follows; Loans, Increase, S5s6, 900; specie,
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A Hunters Death.
MIppLETowN, Oct.

HIDDIsEfVWNt DNVs H
Lemua Pa kisson, one of hunting par
y, was instantly killed s rdsy morning
It Ellenvl G, Ulster county, by the acct
iental discharge of a double-ba relied shot
gun win Oh was dropped on The sidewalk
One charge pierced his leg and the other
MIA heart
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Honors to the lead

BUFFALO. Oct. /.
Tiv furv al &c tho 1t J''sr pa warren
will take pl ICE from the family reside e
Tuesday afternoon. The Courier tins
morning ape ,red in mourning. The fl igs
Of many public and pigate buildings were
at half mast out of respect for the memory
of the dec aaeed
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Drowned.

HALIFAX Oct. I.
Obed Smith, bow oarsman OF tie Cham
plon four cared crew who Distinguished
themselves at Pnisd-lphia, and Marx, Lis
brother, were drowned this morning Ii
Halifax harbor, their boat beng run down
by Steamer Nova Scotia
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Fatal Explosion.

TROY, Uct, 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chichester were
burned TO dea'h to-day by an explosion Of
alcohol which was being used in prepare
ton of varnish The mixture was put in
q leaking pan on the kitchen stove.
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a Union Moulders Riot

Troy. Oct. l.
About thirty riotous moulders ov rcame
the wa cnmen at NJ. L. Fllley's non u4iou
foundry this morning about o'clock, and
carried off patterns valued at a THOUSAND
dollars The rioters were fired upon by a
Waterman but with, ut eff ct.
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Death of James Lick.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dct. 7
James Lick died IN this city Mt one o'clock
this morning He has been gradually sink
ing for several days, death resulting from
pure decay OF nature The remains
are lying in state at Pioneers hail. Funer al
Tuesday aft moon.
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B7I H EYES, egul p t"alures aud grace
tul ngur' fail ~ produe. tnsr Il 70 en ct the
ION eXi0n Is ieIac-u vi Il p.mpl. 3 on blot hes,
lr The kin l. ron or harsh To remedy these
1etects use uLENN's sULPHUR DAP HALE S
IAIg DYE restor the ting Of youth to ray
locks. auS29iSw4w
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Moody and Sonkey.

CHICAGO, Oct /
The Moody and Ssnk.y meeting opened
this morning at eight o'clock, all arrange
men about the great IA 'ernacle being
compile. Seven thousand people were
Dresent.
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Died

BUFFALO Oc' /.
William Kefcbur, one of Buffalo's old
est citizens, died tonight, aged rs years.
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Departure of a Forger.

New YORK, Oct. /.
Leopold Nettel, the Au-trisn forger'
having consent d to sail for that country
without any further legal proceedings was
taken on board the steamer Rnein Saturday
for Germany.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
HARNESSES.
AS am going out OF business, win sell my
stock OF
HARNESSES AT COST FOR THE
NEXT THIRTY DAYS.

My stock on hand is as follows: One lne
rubber trimmed harness, worth $40. 90, Will sell
Tor Si5 90; four fne nickel trimmed harnesses,
Noi tn $40 Oh each, will sell for 8 400; six nne
silver trimmed harnesses, worth $3s 90 each,
ness, worth S3s 90, will sell for 32,co; one silver
trimmed harness, worth $lb co. will sell for $l6,
These goods will positively be sold In the next
i've days. Those In want OF harnesses, will do
well TO call early. Anyone wishing to engage
In tho business will md this good stand, US |
have a large trade / have but a small stock
OF trimmings on hand, which / Will sell below
cost. 5. II. FISHER,
M. c. HAYES, Agent, Center st., Rutland, Vt.
Oct2dit
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Convicted of Manslaughter,

BosrON Oct. l.
John A. Jordan, who killed a, unknown
IAN In the Boston and A biny dep t.,
Tnne Goth, was convicted of II auslaugttei
saturday, and sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment.
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West Rutland,

The dramatic entertainment given by
members of the Rutland Reform club al
the town hall IN West Rutland, was greet
ed with fair audience. They repeated
the play "St. Patrick's eve" which was
played SO acceptably here on Wednesday
evening with the same cast of characters,
and rendered the play in very acceptable
and creditable manner this was followed
by the roaring farce "We're all teetotalers"
with the following cast of characters
Jedediah Maple. ............".L. Q. Needham
HeZekiah Maple Ernest Crawford
Tom Townbred.. ....J. P. Atwood
Mrs Maple. Mrs. Nelly Henry
Huldah Maple. .."......,Mis Laura Henry
and for amatuers was unusually well rem
dered and was received with loud applause
and shouts of laughter. 1t was pity 60
few attended and those who staid away
missed an unusually interesting entertain
ment. We hope the boys will meet with
better success next time.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
lOFrIcE OF THB CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. FL a. m.
For New England, rising, succeeded dur
ing the day by slowly falling barometer !;
cold north-westerly wipds breaking to
warmer south-westerly and clearer. Part
ly clear and cloudy weather.
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Nomi

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.
John b. Clarke has been renomina' ed
here for congress by lhe'democrats Of the
first dis ict of Keo uckv.
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Yellow Fever.

SAvANNAH. OFT. l.
The yellow fever in IN mis- today we're
SeYentc an
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Coat Makers w an ted .

FIVE good coat makers wanted. None
but good workmen need apply.
NoyAK & MURPHY.
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DENNrsoN's PATENT sHlprme TAGS.

UbNNIoONIS PAIrNI ofiiFfiI7I 7 49,
over 200 millions have peeI use0 within the
ias ten years without complaint OF loss b. tag
Iecomirl detached al Express Compahies
's5 them sold by Printers ana Statloners
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
4une2rdS wtf wholesale AGENTS
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From New York.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
New YORK, Oct. 1.
The steamers Galland from London and
the Egypt from Liverpool.
CHARGES.
Theodore P. Kelley, son of the late
Postmaster Kelley, Samuel J. Farnum of
Poughkeepsie, ex-member Of the assembly,
Albert Durbert, secretary of the repub-
lican ward committee and Geo. J. Ham,
llton, who we're employed in the appraisers
Office as examiners of damaged goods, were
charged by the treasury officers yesterday
with corresponding with tobacco inspectors
to defraud the government. 1t /, said they
gave fraudulent allowance on six hundred
bales of tobacco and large lot of fire
crackers. Kelley was removed and the
other officers suspended.
FAILURE.
Simeon Epstin. dry goods dealer, q
Catherine street, has failed with 800 DOC
liabilities, and proceedings have been taker
to effect compromise with his creditor,
in formal conference held yesterday.
RAILWAY AFFAIRS.
At q meeting between representatives Of
the Erie, Pennsylvania, Baltimore ant
Ohio and Grand Trunk railroads, and after
exchanging views, it ID said, an agreemen
was made, If the assent of the New Yorl
Central could be obtained, that the road,
sh )ud act tremendously toward each other
Nothing conclusive could be done until w
II. Vanderbilt, who is from home, is heard
from.
THE BANQUET TO FOREIGN RlFLEMEN.
The arrangements for grand banquet
to the foreign rifle teams, at the Brooklyn
academy OF music, en- Monday evening
have been completed The spread is to b.
prepared by Delmonico, and the bill is tc
be paid by number of Brooklyn's bes
citizens. Fenton, Ward, Dyas and John
son of the Irish rifle team departed fol
Europe Saturday, and King and Gee of tb,
Australian team leave for Australia by way
of San Francisco.
RACES POSTPONE.
The opening of the Fall river meeting a
Jerome park, New York, which was t.
have taken place Saturday, has been post
poned until Monday on account of pre-
vailng rain storm.
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Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Cen
ter St., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. DIFF
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FAILURE.

Simeon Epstin. dry goods dealer, 81
Catherine street, has failed with 800 900
liabilities, and proceedings have been taken
to effect a compromise with his creditors
in formal conference held yesterday.
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Fire Record.
II MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Oct.
Thompson e. Williams Touring mill at
Lanesboro, Mimi, was burned Saturday
morning; loss from $50, 900 to $50 600
Three hundred barrels of -four, and 5000
to 5000 barrels of wheat were also de-
stroyed. The fire originated in the smut
ter. Insurance unknown.
IN OHIO.
TOLEDO, Oct. /.
By the burning of the Mlburn wagon
factory the loss will not reach more $780,.
900 to 100000, on which there is an insur
ance of Sl35, 000
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REPORT

Il. N. PATCH,
Street Commissioner
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BY TELEGRAPH
Races.
AT BEACON PARK .

BosroN, Oct. 1.
The races at'Beacon park yesterday we're
for 2;29 and 1929 horses, the latter being
postponed until Monday on account of the
darkness.
Purse $1,000, 2:20 class, the following
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| U c T I 0 N

a N
Tue Undersigned, asst nee in bankruptcy OF
Horace Ktng-ley, OF CaIenlrn, viii sell at
.ublic auction, on S4tur lay. the 81 h day OF
Septem or, SO, at N o'clock m, on he
premise he following ptlsOnal pr pertv -
rwo " arl ngs, one sucking colt. one doub
way II, one express wagon, one plow, one
mowiug machln-, one one h rse sleigh, TWO
milk cans oae hun red sap BUCKETS, one sled,
two single harm 1sses TSru cash
j. W. IRAMTON, Assignee.
Sept. 25. 1875. dtd
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7 OST.-On Saturday, September 23d.
IL on some one OF the streets OF Rutland
village. a lady's single wooden shawl, striped
with high colors. The nnder will confer a
favor on the owner by leaving 1t at The GLOBE
Oflice Oct2d2L
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iNHE VEkM n & CANADA RAIL
[ ROAO COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF the a. ckho derS Of
the ermont & thnuda ran. ad comp ny viii
o- held in tht han "a joining Tonnes hotcl IN
Bellows Fan VermOut on Il 9th day OF Oc-
t,ber 1916 at l2 J'cl ck, noon or the e.ecti N
NJ dire tors aad the traus 'cli0n OF ANY other
business aeemed prop When met.
G STAFFORD. Jerk.
st. Albans Sept. 70. 1916 sepl9 i'm
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CHURCH WOOD WORK. Designs
~ for pews, pulpits and country churches.
mon CHAS. p. HARRIS 4 co.
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The circulation Of the "Dsily Globe" is equal
to, II not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation of the
weekly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western vor-
mont; and moro than the combined circulation
Of all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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EOUND.-In front of the postoflice, on
IL Friday afternoon, a small roll OF money,
which the owner can have by calling at No. IA
ment. dit
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BIXBY-In Ludlow, September 3Nth, Mrs. Es-
ther A. Bxby, widow OF the late Joseph Blk.
by, aged 40 years.
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he annual meeting OF the members OF The
Vermont mutu u fir Insurance company, VIII
De held at their fiji e on tn" l'th oiN oil Octo-
per, A ID 1870 at ..'clocR . m f,r he choice
o. Dirt cturs and tue TRANSACTION OF OF er pro-
per business Y, order II he directors
M.- Y SA IN, secretary.
Mont heller Ss.t l. 1870 DID
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de rose, s2,43i,5O0; legal tenders, decrease,
f9li.TOO; deposits decrease, "a 1900; olrcula.
non, ! crease, 1890; reserve, Cecrease
s. 1863
Inc following are the closlng nnniatlona:
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HAoKMETACK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, Else
where by dealers gPrersll' dtSw1Y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-07

OFFICERS ELECTED.-Yesterday Mr..
Jas. Maxwell was elected President OF
the National Bank OF West Virginia.
vice Crispen Oglebay, deceased, and Mr..
Earl w. Oglebay was elected Director
TO fiji a vacancy.
Germanta Society.-At meeting of
the Germania Singing Society Wednes-
day night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months:
Director, Charles Stencil; President,
Il. &. Myers; Vice President, Conrad
Schoepp; Recording Secretary, Fred
Schafer; Financial Secretary, John
Staebel; Treasurer, John Pebler; Lii
brsrian, James Bruemse; Flag Carrier,
Cus.sve Schaier; Musical Committee
Peter Tremmel, Charles Stencil and
Charles Zimmerman.
At q regular meeting last night OF the
West Virginia Castle No 4, A. U. h. OF
NJ. G. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
S.K.C, Jas. II. McGee; 5. K. V. c.,
w. Stephens; F. l., NJ. l.. Hill; X. 5,
G. NJ Rsthburn; A. r. s., John Hines
I.G, Samuel Pemberton: o. e., w
Frank; Treas, Z. p. McCord; Trustee,
NJ. Blumenthal.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

WE made mistake in our report OF
the celebration of the Fourth of July
here in saying that 2. I. King was so
beautifully illuminated; it was Mr.. ii. ID
Meek instead. We also said that Mr.
Klotz had the Centennial barber shop in
the procession, but it was L. Gazetteer.
NJ. b. Strobe had his residence and
business rooms very finely decorated.
TILDEN and Hendricks are all right
here, and are gaining ground every day
No one has entirely recovered from
the excitement of the Fourth here yet.
A BOY about fourteen years old by the
name of Wilkcy, was suddenly killed ut
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the night of the
4th, by the explosion of gas pipe that
u crowd of them were using as kind of
cannon. Several others were badly
shocked.
AT the present writing it looks as if
the Tilden and Hendricks ratification
meeting would be grand success.
A HORSE ran away on Guernsey street
yesterday, but fortunately no damage
was done but breaking the bride. 1t
might have been worse. Will persons
never learn to secure their horses.