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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18
Bar Docket Audrain Circuit Court
OCTOBER ADJOURNED TERM,
COMMENCES JANUARY e, 1877.
January Term.

Second day, Tuesday, January %.
THIRD DAY-Wednesday, January "a.
5! Chccny VS. Poteet
81 Bradley VS. Jesse ct al
53 Pearson VS. Ladd
81 Heskett VS. Martin
55 Tuttle ct al VS. Carter ct al
56 Same VS. same
81 Hughes VS. Jones
SO Reed VS. Neale ct al
SO Baker vs. McIlhany
80 Duncan VS. Crooks
81 + & Z Bank VS. Rawlings
FOURTH DAY Thursday, January Is.
"a Jones VS. Hkkerson
IS Craddock Va Lupe ct al
76 King VS. Davis
II Corbett ct al VS. Walker ct al (garn)
IS Wright vs McPike
79 F 4 L Bank vsNC Rawlings, garn
80 w Pollock VS. same. garn
81 Hickerson ex parte
50 Ribble VS. st L K C&N
81 Pulls VS. same
"a Neale VS. Muncey ct al
85 Leavitt VS. Pepper et al
&c Pepper VS. Osgood et.al
81 Aymond ct al VS. Rawlings
FIFTH DAY-Friday, January 20.
80 Moore ct al vs. Moore ct al
81 Collins VS. Herman ct al
90 Ringo ct al VS. Ringo ct al
50 Same VS. same
81 He>kitt VS. Z & A z f. Co
95 Reed vs. Morris
SO Morris vs Beardsley
50 Brown VS. City of Mexico
8S Wright VS. Beardsley
~ Duncan VS. Woodward
100 State to use Orear VS. Nicols ct nj
lO1 Glascock VS. G Sc A R r Co
101 Ainsworth VS. Shootman ct al
lo3 Helm ct al VS. Craig ct al
SIXTH DAY--Saturday, January ~.
104 Bates VS. Sims
los q & B s NJ Co VS. johnson ct al
l06 Jones VS. Beardsley
10T McBaine VS. Sinclair
los Keen VS. Galloway ct al
100 Brand ct al ex parte
ITO Breckenridge VS. Hook
III West ct al VS. City of Mexico
III Boyd VS. Galloway
Il3 Galloway vs. Boyd
ia Carson VS. Runkle
ll5 Payne VS. st L X C&N
ll6 Harrison ex parte
SEVENTH DAY-Monday, January n.
III Carson vs. Garrard
1lS Davis VS. Carson
1l9 Audrain County VS. L s. MRRCo
l2O Allen VS. Stewart
l2l Wagel VS. same
122 Samuel VS. Cheeny
1913 Forrest VS. & & A RRCo
lA ShutZ VS. G & ARRCo
l25 Coils vs. Acuff ct al
l26 Doxey VS. johnson
l27 Poor VS. Cato ct al
l2S Poor VS. Eannon
l29 Walton VS. G e A r r Co
EIGHTH DAY-Tuesday, Sanuary 80.
100 to 139 Fisk cases
NINTH Wednesday, January 81.
AZ Anderson ct al VS. McPike ct al
-43 Boyd VS. ST L KC&N
~ & L Bank vs. Macfarlane
40 Devils VS. st KC&N
46 Rawlings VS. Gartrell
a Morris VS. City OF Mexico
48 Hollis qs Dye
AZ Florence vs. Sexton
80 Hall VS. Hall
81 Bartee VS. & A r RCO
3 Bedell VS. Baker
o3 McSwain vs. Tally
54 Same VS. Canterbury
90 Same VS. Slaughter
5o Steele to use Gartrell VS. Shelton ct a I
TENTH DAY--Thnrsday, February /.
90 Skinner VS. Rawlings
6l State of Missouri VS. KCS,N
~ Rines VS. Quisenberry
is Crump VS. McIntire
81 Johnson VS. Modesett
30 COrbett ct al VS. Walker ct a!
i6 Corbeit ct ri VS. Walker ct al
q Rawlings VS. Mexico Southern Rank
y Hughes VS. Hughes ct al
" Macfarlane VS. Ringo ct al
U Crawford vs. L & M RRCo
Rawlings VS. Gartreli
2 Fowles VS. Allison
3 Trimble VS. Allison
I turner VS. e & r r Go
ELEVENTH DAY. Friday, February g.
} Brown VS. Muir ct al
Sox VS. Butts ct al
! Brown VS. Ladd II
Haake VS. kenipernotte
Glenn VS. Kirk
Marshall VS. Marshall
Johnton VS. Johnson
Barney We Mckee ct al
Carson VS. Dill
Weed S NJ Co VS. Suggett
Carter VS. Batterton et5al
Spence VS. Barnes.
'WELFTn DAY--S;aturday, Fehruary3.
Crews VS. Lakeland iS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18

l95 Luckia VS. & ARRCo
1876 Wigginton ex parte
1877 Haley VS. ST KC&N
1893 Floyd VS. st L KC&N
1879 Canterbury VS. st kC&N
200 Carroll VS. Gardner
POI CartmelI VS. Jones
202 Baker VS. Jackson
2O3 Bryan VS. Bryan
204 Turner VS. Turner
205 Floyd VS. Floyd
2O6 HenZe VS. st L KC&N
2O7 Watts VS. Watts
2OS Spencer VS. st L X C&N
2O9 Ladd VS. Mcdonald
THIRTEENTH DAY-Monday, February y.
21l Trimble VS. Noble ct al
2l2 State to use of Worry VS. SubIette Ns
2l3 Cunnane st L X C&N
PA Powell VS. Iruby ct al
215 Hughes ct al VS. Hardin
PIG Fisher VS. Peters
217 Cluster VS. Helm
2l8 Carson VS. Pearson
2I9 Rawlings VS. Savings Bank
20 Hamilton rs Mannel
221 Stepp vs. Glenn
222 Richardson VS. C s. ARRCo
/ FOURTEENTH DAY--Tuesday, Febra
223 Pearl VS. Hampton
24 Hampton VS. Pearl
225 Symingtan VS. Bailey
226 Hesser v9Green ct al
227 McDonaldet al vs. Hisey ct al
~ Kay ct al VS. e & A Il r Go
go Gilchrist VS. same
23l knoderer VS. Knoderer
232 Darr qs Darr
233 POmerOy VS. Gullett
234 Cooper VS. Underwood
235 State of Missouri VS. LKCAK
2S6 Skinner VS. Macfarlane
237 Edwards VS. Fowles
23s Shootman VS. Ringo
FIFTEENTH HDAY--Wednesday, Februazv%.
241 Richards ct al Barnes ct al
RETURN DOCKET.
242 Walker VS. Pool
243 Cross VS. same
244 Boyd VS. Signor ct al
245 Clark Crary
46 Baker VS. Jackson
N7 Clendennin vs. Huntley
24S Alexander VS. Allison
249 Gordon VS. Webster ct al
25O Dillon VS. Neale
35l Av Svgr VS. s ID 2.52.6
252 Same VS. d 4.528
253 Same vs. S ID 3.52S
254 Same VS. d $3.50
255 Same VS. s d 2.52.S
2o6 Baker VS. McHenrv
257 Hunt us Woodward
25S Dyer vs. c & ARR
259 Poyne VS. St L KC&N
260 Martin VS. Raynor
261 Arnold VS. Samuel ct al
262 Gabriel>ys Stepane
263 Clinton Us Pool
264 Bradley VS. Dejarnatt
265 Morgan vs. Currie ct al
266 POmeroy vs. ROdes y
267 Mcdonald VS. Currie ct al
26S Sraus & Co VS. Bran.tetter
269 Macfarlane VS. NJ snsfield
27O Goldman VS. Heyman
271 Arnold VS. Carson
272 Hammond VS. Hammond
213 (,raddock VS. rrimble
214 Hathaway KS Currie ct al
275 Brow ming VS. Browning
216 Jenkins VS. St LKC&N
2IS HiSey ct al qs st KC&N
219 Robertson VS. Powell ct nj
2S0 Hitler VS. Hitler
28I Powell VS. Powell ct al
2S2 Herbert VS. st I. Ks EN-
2S3 Dyson ct al VS. Woods ct nj
2S4 Landon VS. Alfelt
2S5 Carter VS. Hall
2S6 Hays VS. & RRCc
2S7 Adams vs. same
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
Fish Planting.

Kanawah Gazette.
The last Legislature passed an act or
ganizlng board of fish commissioner
and making q small appropriation ioi
the purpose Of etc cking the rivers aI wv.
waters of our State with TODD fishes. vi
this commission, John w. Harris, ESQ.,
of Lewisburg, is the President. There
are 10 iood Hsh in the waters OF Ne"
GauIy or Green brier, except the cat nsn'
On Friday last, q shipment was maze
from Charleston depot OF FIVE hundred
Young black bass, which were placed IN
the Green brler river, nes- Cold~eii oLa-
tiop, Immediately under the turnpike
brid ge The young Ash were caught oy
Professor Snyder, and were shipped oy
the Chesapeake 81 Ohio Railroad Com
psny on a spe,isl car attached TO the
passenger train. Only one hsn died on
the trip. The residue were safety de-
posted by the President OF the Commits
sion in person. 49,;
Large results are anticipated from this
and similar planting of fish which are TO
follow in these waters, IS they are ad-
mIrably adopted for the culture and rear
Ing of food fishes. A plentiful supply OF
food fishes is great boon to any com
munity. Itgives to the rich, SPORT TO
the poor, food; to the invalid, needed
sno healthy change OF diet. II the up
per tributaries of the Ksnawhs become
the breeding ground for valuable species
of fish, of course, it will naturally IN
crease the quantity in the ksnswhs'
Heretofore our friends of the Blue Grass
Region have subsisted entirely upon
beef and mutton, and 1t presents q Gu
rious problem as to what effect will Do
produced upon them socially and pollt-
icslly by a partial change of diet; a
boiled bass instead Of the savory steak or
the succulent chop. May not a plentl'
!ul supply of native fish, diminish that
peculiar craving that so many of them.
have TO change their residences 10 WASH
ington during the session of Congress,
and somewhat quench their desire "to
do the State some service7"
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NOTICE.

w NEGLEY,s citizen aud resident
w Of the state OF PeunsyIyanIa, and
guardian Of the persons and estate Of
Henry Collins Teess and Richard -.
leese, Of the same stat, infant children
Of John =. Teess. deceased. and tHtST attn
hers at-IsW Of John Bishop, deceassd,
having gwen bond In the OTphau's OuTt
Ol the county OF Allegheny, IN said State,
sufficient 10 sure his accountability for
the whole amount Ofhis said wards estate
In his hands, or which will probably be- re-
cslyed by "a IN a. such guardian, will on
the nist day ~ the next term Of the CIR
cult Court Tor OHIO county, Ia the state OF
West Virginia, or a. EODn thereafter A. he
can b. heard, petition and move said
Circuit court for an order authorizing
h m, a. guardian a. Aforesaid, u sue Tor,
recover and receive all - Oney or peryonal
pTOper ty which may belong To said Henry
Collins Ieese and kIchA Il Ire Tesss, in
Guiding the accTuiDg rents Of their real
estate, In like manner a. ~ he were APP
pointed guardian OF bis ssid wards In ID =
stale, and for suLhOJiiy 10 remove the
same to the stSts OF PsnnsylyaDiA, In
which the aid W. u. Negley was appoint
81 and qualified. -
W. u. SkGLEY,
Guardian Of Henry Collins Tesss and
Richard Lee Teese.
J. u. EWING, Attorney,
sels-oawt ~ Twelfth street
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BRINGING HIM TO.
How a Young Wife Cured Her Hus.
BAND of 'sBrRin Fever"

A Young wife in Michigan had just
got settled in her new home. All soem-
ed lair and promising, for she did not
know that her husband was a drunksrd.
Bat one night he came home At 4 very
late hour, and much the worse Tor liquor
When he staggered into the house, the
wife, who was greatly shocked, told him
'hs was sick, and To lie down ut Cnce, and
in a moment or two he was comfortably
settled on sofa in drunken sleep.
His face and hands were pur-
pie, his breathing WAS heavy and
altogether be WAS pitisbie-
looking object. The doctor was sent for
post haste and mustard applied to MS
feet and hands. When the doctor came
and felt ms pulse, and examined him,
and found that he was only drunk, he
said
0He will be sll right in the morning..
But the wife insisted that he was very
sick, and that severe remedies must be
used
"You must shave his head and apply
ollsters," she urged "or | will send for
some ono who will"
The husbands head was accordingly
shaved closely and bIisters applied. The
patient lay all night in a drunken sleep
and, Notwithstanding the blisters were
eating into his flesh, it was not till near
morning that he began to beat about, dis
turbed by PAIN.
About daylight he woke up to most
uncomfortable con seriousness of bllstereo
agonIes.
What does this lnesn7" he said put
ting his hand to his bsndsged head.
Lie stll-you mustn't STIR" said the
wife; you have been very sick"
81 m not sick
"Oh, yes you are; you have the brsir
fever. We have worked with you al
night"
II should think you had" groaned the
poor victim, whats the matter with m!
feet?'
They are blistered."
"Weil, I'm better now; take of tn,
blisters, do" he pleaded pIteously.
He was IN q most uncomfortable stat,
his head covered with sores and hi
feet and hands still worse.
Dear" ne said, grooming, "it | sboult
ever get sick in this way again, don't b.
alarmed and send for doctor, and sbov'
all don't blister me again"
ooh indeed l will-all that saved yol
we're the blisters, and if you should hsv,
another such a spell should be NOR
| frightened than ever-for the tendenc!
l am sure is to spoplexy, and from tn
next attack you will be likely to die, un
less there are the severest measure
used"
He made no further deien se suffice t
saw he never had another attack.
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NOTICE.

r BUTLER RICHARDS, A CITIZEN
d and resident OF the State OF PenDs.l-
yanla, and guardian Of the persons and
estate OF Fila Bishop and Mary Bstsman
Bishop, minor heirs Of ". ~. Bishop, Of
the same STATE, having given bond In the
Orphans ourt { the county OF Allegheny
In said state, sufficient 20 insure his sc-
cOuutability for the whole amount Of his
-sid wards estate in his hands or which
will probably be received by him az such
guardian, will. on the nrst day Of the next
Term OF the Circuit Court tor Ohio county,
in the state OF " est Virginia, or So soon
thereafter ~ he car be heard, petition and
move aid Circuit tOurL for an order
authorizing him as guardian A. aforeiaid.
70 sue for, recover aud receive ali money
or personal properly which may belong
10 said Ella Bishop and Mary Bat-man
Bishop, including the accTuing rents OF
their real estate. Ia ike manner a. II he
were appointed guardian OF bis said wards
In this state, and for authority 70 remove
the same 10 The state Of Pennsylvania, In
which the said J. Butler Richards WA APP
pointed aud qualined.
J. BUTLER RICHARDS,
Guardian OF Ella and Mary Bsteman
Bishop.
OavtaS
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Self-Nade Men.

1t is ever 8 pleasing duty to direct the
attention of the rising generation to 3
self-msde man. Self made men, while
young, are invariably to be found reading
books upon arithmetic, law or history in
the corner of = field, while the rest OF the
family are attending to the wheat or corn
department. Think, Toys, all We who
sig h for the free ssd independent life OF q
pirate, or the bold and adventurous career
Of scout or trapper, think of Crszy
Horse. Crazy Horse is a selt-msde man
He started life without hair he cou d
call his own. By dint of long career of
energy and skill be is now the happy
possessor of thirty-four scslps. All boys
cannot expect to reach this g!ddy elevs-
ton, but there is no success without toll
or even danger. The ambitious boy of
the period may not live to be a crazy
horse, but il he Ike pa on trying be may
in time approach the dignity OF to!ers.
bly, insane donkey.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

Que squares lncn space.
One time.--.-...S 70 One months w
One week.. ...... 50 One year,. Is %
One square cnangeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places Is
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
OCCUPIED
DoutI1 CIumn advertisements, 81 per
cent add LCLhl.
Loca. NCuCes 10 cents per ilne-6W no
local nCttce uttt be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All ad>er easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must he paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will he confined TO
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tisementS not connected with II Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
All bills due on the drst appearance of
the advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE,

In the District COu OF the United states
for the district Of WeSl Virginia, IN the
matter OF James l.. Freeman, bankrupt,
in bankruptcy, at Wheeling, ". Va, the
2ith day OF September, a. b., 81.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCER>.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment rs assignee OF the estate
of James l.. FIRE, man, OF --. !" ne
county of Hancock and state Of West VIZ
ginia, within said district, VINO has been
adjudged a bankrupt on creditor : PEI j.
lion nv the District Court Of said dis Iict
sp26oaws ". V. hOHE, Assignee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

TaE plundered taxpayers OF New
York begin to rebel, and talk of holding
mass meetings to accomplish reform In
city sttsifs. At preliminary meeting,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, oGc of The
participants pointed out that the city
WAS $3.50 100000 in debt, and that every
foot of property in it was mortgaged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dozed. drugged and
quscked. Pulvermscher's Electric Belts
etiectuslly cure premature debility and
decay. Book and journal, with infor-
nation worth thousands, mailed free.
Address uIvermscher Galvsnic Co..
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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fODLlC DALI.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE N
d the County Court OF ohio county. W.
Va, on the Eth day of september, l,75, in
the matter OF the petition of Leander Mix,
Committee OF Wilhelm Meinkink, the
undersigned will, at the front d or OF the
Court House, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1877,
Commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, sell the
following described real estate: The UNI
divided oue-half interest OF the said VIII
helm Meinkluk in lot numbered two o.
square numbtr red forty iiO), in what was
formerly called South Wheeling, with all
the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale, cash upon delivery OF
deed. LANDER MIX, Committee.
The undersigned will also at the same
time and pI tCe, and upon the terms above
Indicated, sell his undivided One-half In
teItSt IN said lot.
HENRY HICKMAN.
W. II. HALLER, Auctloneer. sp2Soawt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13

THE Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
in its employment more Of its old con-
ductors than any other road In the coun-
try. It's conductors from this CIV
lily aud good deportmsn; deserve this
long confidence Of the management O.:
the road.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER u, 1877,


Commencing al ~ o'clock A. NJ, the FOL
lowing described property, to-wit: Part
Of lot 10. 81. IN Oh TChilL's addition TO the
city OF Wheeling and conveyed 10 said
John Roth, deceased, by James VI. Dillon
and vile, and on record in Deed Book No.
~, page BY, OF the land records OF Ohio
county, ". Va, and beginning al the
eastern end OF stone wall now erected
on Quincy street, in front OF part OF Sall
lot tine part hereby conveyed), thence in
nOTtherly direction through said lot and
parallel with the east and west lines
thereof 10 the northern boundary OF said
lot on Belmont street; thence in west
erly direction along the northern bOunda-
ry thereof 10 the no thwest corner OF said
lot about twenty-five feet, be the same
more or less; thence along the western
boundary OF said lot 10 the southwest
corner thereof and TO the western end OF
said stone all; thence along said wall TO
the beginning, y feet, more or less.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
PETER W. BOSLEN,
Administrator.
J. &. HERNEi, AuctiOneer. OclO-l3 l5.2U
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FOR SALE.

IL Wheeling Island; price from $40 TO
sou each. Only one-siIth OF the purchase
money required IN cash. The residue may
be paid annually in ave equal insts IL
N ents, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN P. GILCHRlST,
Oc3gh At I9AAIL..
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WARRINGTON GOSSIP
The Cfty-Houses aud PeopIe-Per.
s0nals.

Never has Washington appeared more
attractive than under these tsir October
skies. The trees are but just beginning
TO change their color; the grass land each
mouse has in front OF 1t mat CT this
tender verdure) is green and bright, as
though the sun of spring had wooed II
into lite; here, there and everywhere we
see clumps and psrterres OF autumn flow
ers, rich in their gaudy colorsi IN their
mids: are fountains, which send high up
he clear crisp air misty sprays 81
water. The street.-the clean, well paved
streets are thronged by people OF
every nation with equipages of every
sort. Members and Senators are here in
force, and speculation Is rife as to VINO
will be Speaker.
MR.. RANDALL
Is a great fsvorite In the House, and his
wife Is for him q tower of strength in the
social world. Whoeve. does not like
Sam. Randall and his genial wife Is not
himself worth liking.
SAM cox,
On whom the Buckeye State had q first
claim, is possibly the next most promln-
INT candidate for the chair, and II he
should be elected, it would add greatly to
me social pleasures of Washington to
have 20 agreeable woman rs Mrs. Cox
presiding over the Speakers home. They
are now at the Riggs House. On the
street to-day saw the tall, gaunt figure
OF
WIN. NJ. CORY,
Swinging along, arm in arm with DR.,
Bradford, evidently deep In discussion
looking towards the success of their can
ildate, Mr.. Ssyler, whose auant courrteTs
they are. They are at "Wiilsrds," and
feel quite confident OF triumph.
FERNANDO WOOD.
IL 10 his beautiful house on Fifteenth
street, which will be presided over by
MRS. HICKOK, OF NEW YORK,
Who mas been great fsvorite here Tor
several seasons. She is stylish, blonde
mstron, devoted to husband and children,
the latter of whom are here permanently
with her during the winter months. Mr..
and Mrs. Hickok are near relatives OF
the first wife, and are devoting them
selves in the most disinterested manner
to watching over and caring for the seven
little children OF later marriage, from
whom a cruel affection has taken q
mother.
Fernando Wood may justly be regard.
ed As one of the most remarks Bile men In
Congress, his career covering longer
period and having been more checkered
than that of any of his compeers. His
per,onnel is SO familiar to you that need
not attempt pen and ink sketch, and
when recall to your mind that he was a
contemporary in Congress with Henry
| Clay, Daniel Webster, Benton and men
of that ilk, and that he is the only man
now in Congress who voted for the
appropriation to enable Morse to build
his experimental telegraph line between
Baltimore and Washington, one can east
" understand why his is so conspicuous Il
figure in the National sssemblsge Of no
ted men.
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DE OLDCA MP-MEETIN.'

Come, brederin" git ia de golden car,
Oars room for you and me up dar;
Come, set down on de anxious seat,
Kase sin am sour an ligion's sweet.
CHoRUs.-Den come an jine right now in
de ban,
An take de sistern by de han
We bound for glory in de happy
Amt no sufferin' dar. up dar.
Put dem slippers on your feet
When you walk along n de golden street,
An in dem angels put your trus'
Kase no room dar for to raise dus'.
II you see Peter sleep at de gate,
Ksse de night before was up so late,
You needn't spect, wild your load ob sin,
Dat you get pas him an steal right in.
Dey know you here, an deyn know you
dar,
Kase de angels 8 always on de squar;
Devil n list YOU out OBJ dar lubly sight,
Fl you're full OBJ sin, ar your soul ain
right.
Shout. sing, Ease de time am nigh
When you put on wings TOR to nix 10 ny,
An dem what prays and de loudee sings
Am de ones wat wars de biggest wings.
Bredern sistern liz your eyes
An az dar gaze on de starlight skies,
Kase de Lord am good, an de LOrd am
kind,
Ell you can't see 1t you must be blin.'
Don't set down upon your seat,
But rise up, brethren, 10 your feet,
An shout for glory till you're sick,
An git dat llgion-cure you quick.
.Glory" "Whoopeer' "shoo" What's
datw
what am all you sinners at?'
Brudder Jeems, pull down your yes,
An let dem fight dat ho'nests' nes,
LIZ up your voice In hum bic pr'ar,
An let dem sinners ODER dar
Fogit dar 1igion for spell,
An wish dem hornets was in hell,
Good Lord dis meetin' IS all broke up.
Kass satan sent some sinful pup,
~ ho'l 20 TO hell wild all de res
For handin' in a ho'nests' mes,
-LdncdSter hlteLh0enceT.
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"a, 80 IN make close conn ection at
Nos 9soS as for all points south sR W S31 aId
Northwest, d trains make connections at
Eas L, CTS'f for Philadelphia, New 6ra1I
s. 81 B3yion. 1T Washington lily iof all
po;nts, sound sound trains make DIRECT connec;
IVES. d - All principal points west ana
SOrthwes'' p..,,,, cars on all night trains.
Pa!iIsaiaTIy G. PITTSB URGH AND BAL
sHBBL4 = MORE DIVISION.
ARRIVES.
,tEA'' washington Pa,
wheeling SCAM. daily ALL OoA. M
d.i% g. Washington, Pa,
'Wheelins s.C5 NJ daily Att Up, N.
Iiiy al. ..,x,.c ~. iSSundays excepted.
sunday GO ~ principal points on sale
roSe,tS Sfice open at all hours during
insda!' TAOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
nryRIES, General Agent malo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-13
sTkHIES MATHEWS

Hs. rented the furnished house belong
ing TO the estate of the late Admiral
Bailey, situated on X street, one of the
most desirable localities in Washington.
From all l can learn the family of this
distinguished jurist will form an impor-
tsnt and attractive element in the new
society which will this winter crystalline
around the present Administration.