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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-26
r,,,llillps. n Messrs. l,lnrkwell 4 Cn. llayc

selling agents IN The principal Canadian
cities, and al Shanghai, China Tlieato-
bacco Is not sold tretailers, tile busiiless
Ieing entirely IN the hands Of the whoIv-
sale trade. II may he added that MtSsrs.
blackwell A. Co.'S factory has manuii,c-
turing capacity Of l2,Ow pounds ofto-
l,o,,cd per day. Tie senior member oftIc
iirni, Mr.. blackwell. gives exc,,sivesu.S
tenlioii 10 selecting and purchasing To-
lacco for The factory. All the leaf tola,cco
used In manufacturing Tile durham brand
passes under Mr.. Blackwell's inspection
The financial affairs of the house are iIt
the hands of its junior r,rtncr, Mr. .Js'Sa
Carr. iu The history of this firms rapid
increase IN business and prosperity sincc
1870. there Is notlilng 10 Indicate that they
will nnl continue tupngress In the same
ratio during llie years succeeding 1885,
Giving more la detail u biographical
sketch Of the iirm, another writer obs
seryes:--
.,Nillianl Thomas Blackwell wins born
Ia perSon County. n. Z; IN 1889, and has
bec.i more or less connected with the to-
bacc1 business all his life Began The
manufacture Of Durhani tobacco III 1865
Ia conneclion with the originator of the
brand, Jno. X. Green, aud James Right
Day. under the firm style of J.. X. Green 4
co. III 1869 Jno. II. Green died, and al
AZ. administrators sale MIR. Blackwell
bought Green's Interest. The firm then
was W. +. Blackwell 4 ca; consisting of
w. Il. blackwell mud james IL. bay. La
September, 1870, Julian 5. Carr was ad-
nIii;cd us partner, and thus the firm has
remained until this day
.James Right Day Is 80 years of age.
Was born III Person County, \. Z; IN the
immediate vicinity OF w. 4. blackwell,
ard was raised rs manufacturer. AT an
early age he acquired quite apputation
as a manufacturer; but becoiniilg tired Of
manufacturing, he and Mr.. Blackwell
cacll purchased twu-liorse wagon and
began jointly 10 ped,iie tobac,:o Through
IsasteriI Carolina. Thus was formed Lusi-
ness ssil re'a''ohs -. ~. -" o ...,.... ...i
p'ese'a. "s ,...s.' ,"s - - .'.'',...,...',,..
''s'a Z. 80 .e ,,'a .,.'ll,.,.
- pa''e =" - - .I.... ~, ,,,.,.
'nen' - ' ~, 49,. ..s,.
'ea's' e.'.1 -" !, -. T,,.,
NJ" ''aps 80 p - .,,s...,. ,,;,,o..,..l
"one'n.'P'.
2 Nn6ar rsazl -
~. $3.50 49, ,,.. ,,or, =,
s" w., .,,..s.,.. = M. NJ.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-26
Willie PattenOn.

WHAT WILL TaKr do wrrH Ir:-
.What are you g,.ing ~ do with tl,c Main
Building and Machinery Hall after tle
.xhiLllion II over iiuuifed the Times
mau Of tlss lizard % Finance yesterday.
We ho,n,i MAS lile reply, 'tilat the rail-
mad esmInnirs will purchase aud remove
che material contained 10 them. although
no railroad company has sigs,inesi that u
Thought of doing such q thing 'How
lnpcIl money world you rxrertte receive
Zoe them 2 .AJsut my per cent of their
co-t The financial s,,ccess % the Exhi-
bitian viii depend materially upon
whether we disposed of those structures a
an sdysntags or noi.' You had only li,tis
over ii. 600 cash admission 10 day; do you
llsink you vim have made 10th ends mrtt
al tl,y cl,~e % the EshIbitIony a AM co'l-
fidmst thai Ne shall 'And have n sur
plus sniiIcientto 70 rrpay that si-Soo.voio
the United states Treasury p Il cant say.
What will you do u you don't have i Z
"Tlie buard has not yet decided but viii
pr sumc, before the 10Th of November
In he cyunt of your having no divideini'
or rysa being bankrupt. who isto get the
lirst poll n Whatever effects you may
havr--lhe Umlted States Treasury or The
People who own Centennial a,nek?'
That sIso remains W he decided; u y
Isobalir, however. that 10 such ease tl,s
stcckhol,Ien wnuld be attended 70 iirst
llui the ExhibItlon has been, IL aud, ]
believe. will be spIendidly succcssful
financially. Melody. ! Think, WIN have
cause 10 be dissatisfied IN the end
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Ones spoa . time Dean stanley. Of
woslssisi-ssr. gyipg 10 the Abbey. pat his
eIsyssin,o his has. On returning home 81.
eshi~diwsprss he saia 70 his wife. some
how tho cauKrceation seemed 70 gaFe sPcn,
me io.duy, still, q peculiar Interest while l
was proschingN lido noe wonder. repl,.
sd Lady Stanley. for during yeor ensire
serAen your gloves rcslod on tho Top 81
your bead. ,
sDia any " yon ever see an elephants
skinr lialhired ,raclicf of an Infant class:
Yes, sif.' sWhcsel' Ou ~ elephant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-26

CUSTER Shot BY An OLD ENEMY.--
Cnhago.llll; July 12.-Agency Indiais
along the Upper Missouri river, who have
received au'account 6f Gen. Clusters fight
through some hostile Indians who took
part in it, says Gen. Custer shot three In-
dians with his pistol and killed three with
hisisabrc, when he was shot through tlie
head by Rain, the chief whom Gen. Custer
had forcibly arrested some three years ago
for murder. The Indians loss was 90.
among them many !inoted chiefs. The
fight was hand 10 hand. The Indians say
they did not feai the pistols rs much M
they did the sabres. They used an inn.
nensc amount Of ammunition IN the fight
with onr troops, being gI.unsparing OF II,
and now almost disabled by being out OF a
supply. The IMPRESSION is that they. will
not light again until they get. supply
from the agencies.
The number Of deaths IN New Yurk lass
week was i,29S against S58 the previous
week. This rise Is attributed 10 ibc hos
weather. and is about Goo over the yrdisa-
ry weekly average.
10 japan every one who cuts down tree
is required TO plant one III It's stead, aud We.
who are cutting down our wood with reck-
less improyidcnee. propose to teach these
heather the art Of thrift.
a man in StOektOa- cslifornia, is aid Is,
have succeevsea no raising rosesas black, as
lux. lts plan was TO engraft slip, uf a
dark red ysec inta an oak tree. wh.rs. thew
grew. fi,syivaed aud blessomcd. the dark
sap Of the ook eacstsuliy culorihr sic roses.
black. lilo did not succeed, however. in,
transferring tie slips 50 treated 10 tho
ground, ior they invariably died in tao at-
tempt.
Land 0wncrsapd lands IL Enaiand.-
oihcial returns ~ England aud Wales.
exclusive Cf the rrfrnpolis. make the total
population f9.I5S, 900; the number Of
landowners owning less than ono acre. 7O3.
2S9 owing one acre Or more, 26g III:
total, 972, $50. Extcnt Of lands. 3s.Oi3.
Jis acres; estimated extent of commons
or waste lands, l.52i.GiS acres.
You Rnt cultivate lecisioi, 81 character
aud learn to say No said y father 10 his
son Soon aftcrward when The father tnl.l
the son to chop wood. the boy said NJ
with M emphasis sInt show rcuNnbrace
Of the lcSon.
A lady IN Bedford. who lived nesf q
church. was sitting By The window listening
to the crickets Which were loudly chirpinr9
tho music frum the choir rehearsal being
family audible, when gentleman dropped
ID Familiarity. who had Just passed tho
churul, and had the music full IL his mind.
What noisc they are making 10 night =
said he. Yes said the lady. and L 10
said they a. il with their hind legs i
That's what calla Enfsl,od sermon, !,
remarked a man as be was coming out "A.
church. Yes remarked his npipLMr,
though began 10 think il never would
he.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-26

That's what call a fuislod scr,non.,
remarked man as be was coming out uf
church. Yes remarked his npirhLor.
though ! began 10 think il never would
Lv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-26

A German pcjler @li man liquid
Tor the determination n bugs. Aud how
10 you use itl' inquired the man. after
be had bought u. Ketch do bug aud
drop sun little drop into his moui. answer
el tho pcjlcf You dor exclaimed the
purchaser. Il could Kill Il IL half tho
lime by stamping on il : ycll.' cxclaim.
VI the German, that j. = god Wy, tvv
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The number Of deaths il New York lass
week was i,29S against S58 the previous
week. This rise is attributed 10 ibc bos
weather. and is about Goo over the vrdiss-
ry weekly ayerage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15
yuIu
: mr. ~ uApvEr GrpPFr

r. % on MARKET STREET VI
That valuable lot on The cOFnSt Of Market, and
TWcnty-dnt atreets. Cheap. 80 :
Ieis .w PETERSON & BAKER.
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Chicago.

. CHICAGO, September ,14.-Flour-Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Unsettled, bpt gen
orally higher; No. 9 Chicago spring 81 75a
5 90 cash; s. 80, October; IS S71za4 90 No
vember; No. 5, 95ca$l o., latter new;reject
ed 75aSS1<c, latter new. Corn-Actiye,
firm and higher; No. Q, 451sa45kc cash; 45C
September; 44ila4494c November; reject;
ed 44c. oats-Unsettled but generally
higher; No. 2, 341<c cash; SS9sc October
SS1Ic November; rejected zoe. Rye-Quiet
at 641<a65c. Barley-Quiet and firm o.
$50 cash; 77j<c October. Pork7-Unsettled
and lower at SIG 60al6 65 cash; $14 921la
IA 95 the year. Lard-Dull at $40 55 cash
10 so the year. Bulk Meats-steady; should
ers 6Nc. Whisky-Dull and nominal ai
Closing: Wheat 4c higher and unsettled
Corn unchanged. Oats 10 lower Pork
firm aud unchanged. Lard &c lower.
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Last night the marks indicated 10 feet,
and falling fast.
The Tempest left for New Martipsville
at 10A n sSts
The Granite State, en- route from Ports
mout to Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday,
one day behind her regular time,
There was no Parkersburg boat yester-
day morning, the Ragon having burned
her boilers, The Science will be this
mornings packet.
( Among the towboats passing down yes
terday were the Tiger, Nellie Walton,
Resolute, Oakland, Gipsey, Hyena, John
Gilmore, Coal Hill, Thos. Reese, John
Dippold.
The Exchange will arrive from Gin
cinnati to-day, and return on Saturday.
The Courier will resume her Parker
burg trips tomorrow.
The Hornbrook arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday.
The tronsides passed up with tow Of
empty barges. t
The Iron Mountain passed up at 4 r.
NJ. with a tow OF model barges.
Z The steamer Emma Graham, Captain
John Thornburg, will resume her place
in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet
Line.
The towboat Three Lights broke a
wrist at Industry. She landed her tow
safely. The Tiger took her place, and
will tow her trip 10 Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Times puts. it thusly
Business Is fiat. The wharfboats on the
Lower Ohio are full OF New Orleans
freight and accumulating. The bulk Of
II, however, Is offered NJ 90 low, rate
that our steamers are compelled to pass
II by.
The Katie P. Kountz Is loading at ST.
Louis for Pittsburgh.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September 14.-Riyer, s
feet 6inches and falling.
CAIRO, September 14.-Arriyed-City
OF Helena, st. Louis; City Of Vicksburg,
Vicksburg; Fillmore, Nashville; Arkan.
sas Belle, Evansville; Grey Hound, St.
Louis. Departed-Helena, Vicksburg;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville. River 10
feet 10 inches.
EVANSVILLE, September 14.-Weather
cloudy and cold. Mercury $50 to 69o.
River 8 2.1o feet and swelling. Up
Maggie Smith and Dick johnson. Down
Evansville and Grey Eagle. Silver.
thorn broke shalt at West franklin.
Grey Eagle has gone to tow'her up. No
business.
Lou1svtnLE, September 1A.--Weather
cloudy and cool. Up-Belle Madison.
Down-Glaagow, Evansville. River ris-
ingwith 8 feet 6inches In the canal.
MEMPHIS, September 14.-Riyer. rose
9inches, and stand ut Is feet 3 inches.
Weather clear, mercury 75o. Departed
Green, White river. "
CINCINNATI, September 14.-River %
feet 8 inches and stationary. Arrived
james w. Golf and ,Fanchon. Departed
Emma Graham. Weather cold. N
ST. Louis, September 14.-Arriyed-
Arrow and barges, Lower Bends; John:
son, and War Eagle, Keokuk; Pail and
barges, New Orleans; st. Geneyieye,
Vicksburg; Polar Star, Tennessee river.
River has risen 8 inches; weather cloudy
and cool. li, .ru5i ! ,1i7
NEW ORLEANS, September 14.-No ar.
rivals or departures, Weather clear and
warm.
ryicKsBuRo, September 14.-Wea.her
warm and fair. River fell three inches.
No boats up or down.
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mo CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market 'r'''----''-'
EnHdnnlnn :. ..


On account q advanced Rse ] am dOirous ol
ehAngng my residence, and therefore offer for aaG
my farm Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling on
tho river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho vi.
IAge Of EtnlIille. The property consists Of g
acres Of hill and table land and Is d river bottom
In the hill there are two soam1 Of coal 6f Ald 81
feet thick, thrCo depodts Of Limestone, an 8 fool
vein Of closs texture sand or tre6 St0ne an IL foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and AZ
underlying bed Of depodts Of Eieh and valuable
character.
On he surface, the larger portion Of which lie
Eently s0ping to the cast and all under direct ex-
posure 10 The sun, Il Vineyard ot 30 aeres, mostly
CAtAWta grapes al In ind bearing eont Aboai
seven years DID, which has proven ltsef able 10 fay
a handsome per cont 70 tho cnltyai1r.
The properly d being approached above and bc,
low BY an advancing tide o. persons seeking small
hOm0IteAls, and d now really the only unoceupled
tnrrit0ry between Bridgeport and Martina feEIy,
II Ia valuable ~ an investment for capital seeking
Hie purchase, and valuable 10 those Tho want mar
k0t gardening ground elosq 70 tho city. II itont,
beautifully upon the nVGr md commands q view o
the dty, The IalRnd and the whole scenery Of th'
The terms d ale will b oue-third eash, balance
IN two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
Terrell mymentA For further Particular Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On The PREMISES, OF BY mall at BE!dgeport, Ohio,
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AIlerheny Cattle.

EAST. LTBERTY; September 14.-CATTlR
Receipts to-day go head, 10 cars Of
through and IS cars Of yard stock, and
for three days $500 head. Arrivals light
md not much business doing, no buyers be-
ing on hand. Most Of the stock is being
shipped. on yesterdays prices. /.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 295 head; total
for three days 400. Workers 80 S0a6 40;
Philadelphias 50 50a6 65.
SHRRP-Receipts to-day 1000 head; total
for three days 49, 200. Selling at IS 6Oa5 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

NOR sALES--A 'ehoIco building lot On ,Ilttfnt.
IL Just above EOi, part Of the ground upon which
formerly stood the samuel LAuyhlln residence, Is
fot ale. Il Is desirable property. The house
adjoining hai'0 i0t 'a'S' 5 ls.'t Z
Iels PETERSON 4 BAKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

ILLsEss OF Gov. JAcoB.-We regret 10
hear that His Excellency Gov. Jacob Il
qnite i'll at his home in Romney, Hamp
shire county. The Governor left here about
ten daysago, intending with his family
10 attend ] the SGehtennial Expedition.
Immediately upon arriving at home,
however, be was taken i'll, and has been
confined TO his bed the greater part Of the
time eince.y He y ,noE improving, hnd
rs soon "a he receivers sufficiently will re.
turn To- his duties iH this eity.d he will
probably 60 70 philadelphia later In the
season. al M Tt.H ,g16Ei4 Nv ilthii'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

SENSIBLE ADucE.-You are asked
every day through the columns Of news
papers and by your druggist to use some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all It's effects, such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiveness, palpitation Of the Heart,
HEARTBURN, Water brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, Sc, We ask
you to 60 to your druggist and get n
Sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and try it, or q Regular Size
for rs cents. Two doses will cure you.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
Laughlin Bros. & Co. ~ eod&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15
ARRIYAS.

REor4EarAL AMI. STAFF OFFICERS
ELRcrED FOR THE REPUBLICAN, CLUBS
A meeting ofthe commissioned officers o.
the Hayes and Wheeler Guards Of Ohio
county was held at the office Of Manager
Hamilton, Opera House building, last
evening, for the purpose oflselecting reg
simeuhlland Staff oficers. M. james a.
Dunning, Of the Fonrth Ward, presided
and Mr.. J. D. Stanton, Of the SixthiWard
acted as Secretary. ..
The following officers were elected: -.
Colonel-Hngh Sterling.
Lieut.. Colonel-Wm. Travis.
J o Ma sIs lpIs i Ripley Rip a /
Adjutant Thomas Nice ormick. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, September 14-Petro.
leum-Refned 25S la261 70; crude 19c. Clio
yer Seed-10c. Flour-Superfne 81 90; ex.
ira 81 25a4 rs: Minnesota family 50 25a6 IS
Wheat-Dull; red western 81 o.; amber
81 Goal %. Rye-65c. Corn-Steady; vel
low Soc; mixed 55a57c. 0ats-Dull; inew
S6a44c; old Soc. Butter-Quiet; New York
and Bradford county extra SlaSSc; frsts 2Sa
SOC; western extra 25a27c; frsts 20a22c
Eggs-steady at Ease. Whisky-Western
Of 81 u. ,a.et IT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

CRY PERsoSG1s.-Amelia Harris, who
played Mother Frouchard in the 1.-TWO
Orphansp with the Kurdish Combination
in this city last season, died in New York
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uzr WHEELING DAILY 1SFElL1eENcE 1876

AxDstill they come and must be sold.
We are daily receiving large invoices o.
dry good, carpets, &C., which We offer al
tho following foR prices for cash;
Beaver cloth ioloaks ut 81 so.
Plain and barred tlannels at 20 cts.
New dark best prints 2 and s cts.
Balmoral and fall skirts at so cts.
Good Sea Island muslin at 5 cts.
Black and colored cAshmeres; % cts.
Black and colored silks at old prices.
so pieces Of hemp wool and brussels
carpet from 20 cts. to 81. l,t,tjl
Gall soon II you wish 10 save money al
Nos. 2019 and 2o2l, Main street, Centre
Wheeling. JoHN RoEMER'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

arLMBoLp,s BucHu is still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
tsoIdby oil respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. s d&w
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owKSs.-Mr. John E. Owens, the prince
Fof comedians, we take pleasure In an'
nouncing, will appear IN the Opera House
on Wednesday aud Thursday evenings oil
next week, in his famous impersopation
Of "Solon Single" Mr.. 0Wehsisso we'll
known to the public thRtit i hardly NEG
essary for US 10 shy anything further. HG
always plays before large audiences; and
we look for crowded houses during his
engagement heEe. q N. ~,
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} NEW TINE TADLE.-The following
changes have recently taken place in the
lB. & o. timetable wheeling time):!, ~
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 14.-Cotton-
Dull at lie. Flour-Quiet; family s. 10a
S 40. wheat-HigheT red at 81 02al u
Corn-Steady at Acc. 0ats-Dull ut SSt
42c. Rye-Dull; zoo asked. Barley-Firn
95caSl DO. Pork-Firm at 81 00al7 25
Lard-Dull; steam 10Xc; kettle 12a121fc
Bulk Meat-Quiet ut 7as Aa9Ac. Bacon
Dull ut 734aSa9ss gallo Sa102Ec. Butter
Dull, and unchanged. iWhisky-steady Al
Hods-steady; common light S. 25a5 50
fair to goodnight IS s5ae q; heavy sS1ot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

COUNCIL To.NlGHT.-A special meet:
ing OF the City Council will be held this
evening. On Tuesday night last the First
Branch failed to raIse q quorum, and ac-
cordingly transacted no business. The
meeting this evening Is for the purpose
Of 'disposing II unfinished business LEFT
over from the last meeting. I.
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NEW YORK, September 14.-Cotton-
Lower at II 11al11.16c. Flour-Steady; su.
perfne western and State 81 00a4 65;'good
TO choice S. 00as 80; extra. Ohio SO 76a7 10.
Wheat-Unsettled spring 81 05a1 So: No. 2
Milwaukee new 81 1sa1 90, No. 2, Chicago
old 81 19a1 20. Rye-Steady; State Ssa90c.
Barley-Dull at 95caS1 OF. Malt-Quiet.
Coma shade firmer; western mixed dam.
aged 50c; do warm 55c; mixed 55a56c. Oats
Steady; western mixed State 35aSSc. LAY
and Hops-Firm. Barley-Quiet. Coffee
Steady; Bio cargoes 49, 1als15c. Sugar
Dull; fair to good refining S9Sas1 No; prime
exc. Molasses-Dull aud heavy at 50c.
fRice-Quiet Whisky-Quiet and firm at
81 II.
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I'm ootRm-oousTrY couRr-J.dgc
CSekraa-The. County Court was in sss.
sion Yesterday d Usual, and disposed Of
the following business: :.
Il. B. Ferguson, Of Wheeling, was adj
mitted 10 practice law before this Court
George MnlhVts appointed . commit
lee for Hekry MALI Bond 5000, with
Henry Schmulbach as surety.
In The case Of Eliza Jane and Cornelius
McCurdy, appellees, VI. Ellen Tenpletoni
aupellanf, Appealed from JuSticeschnltz
tb5 iury found the defendant notguilty.
Tic case Of @. Welty & Bro. We. b
Stanley and G. ", Kennedy was tried BE-
Tore he following jury: J. w. White
James Ashworth, Charles Weitzel, w
P. Adams, George Ankle, E. Pogue, Le
ander Mix, Joshua Davis, VIM. Rihel
daaer, B. Higgins, NH. Vaneleye and i
E. Bean. The jury returned q verdict
for plaintiffs for SIS ~. A motion was
made BY the plaintiffs for new trial.
Michael Heissenberger, Andy Muller
and Frank Ziegler, natives 81 Germany
were natufalized.
Kate Oxford, who was recently sen
fenced 10 thirty days imprisonment ant
fined $50 for keeping house Of prostitu
ton, appeared in court and was releases
| from custody at the instance Of the Pros
ecutipg sGttorney and ION I promise Q
The case Of F. Fahy VS.. G. Wins wa
put upon trial before the following Jury
Jacob Arndt, Powell Wharton, A. I. Gar
den, Jacob Sweitzer, Geo. 2. Folmar
Peter French, LID. Wait VIM. Marshall
Francis A. Ebert, james Keller, Fsit
Merkle, Geo. Wells; ifk2iCL-!., /.
Adjourned to this morning al 8 O'Clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15
New York DRY Goods

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE jobbing
trade continues active, and the package
trade in prints Is very brisk. Brown and
bleached cottons, cotton aannels and che
yiots are In good demand and steady 10
price. Ginghams and dress goods In fair
request. Wooden goods for mems, wear are
doing fairly. Flahnels and blankets more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

, Go TO BELLA1RE.-The following com
munlcation speaks for itseli:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

ll Torcach the highest standard Of hOalth
nature demands the utmost regularity oil
the bowels; a slight deviation brings
many Inconvenience and paves the way
to more serious dangers, We can re-
commend DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills as
The best medicine for the needs OF the
digesLife apparatus. = -0'a 'o"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15

We have been requested, by citizens
living ii lie locality 70 call die attention
Of the Health Officer to the filthy pond At
the corner Of South York and Virginia
streets, on the Island. The stencil Is
sufficient to ieken the entire community.