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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-31
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.
1878.

As the time approaches for the Of subscriptions
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where. that is again candidate their consideration
and support Upon it, record for past ten years relies
for continuance of the hearty sympathy and generous co.
operation which have hitherto been extended To It from
every quarter Of the Union.
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The sunday edition OF THE Sun AN eight-page sheet
VI So columns While giving the Of the day. 1t also
contains large amount Of literary and miscellaneous mat
ter specially prepared for it, THE SUNDAY Sun has met
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-31
PEST MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.
MERRY TOICES.

We call special attention the following new and popular
school song Books, which being used many u tile
largest uuble and private geluplz N he
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-31
3l7afrhman &c gumnaL
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1877.
Travellers Guide.
About Town.

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TEMPERANCE NorEa.-A large meeting
was held at Parkers' Hall last evening,
which was addressed by John Woods and
Chris. Cline, OF this city, and Wilbur
Trueman and Lewis Martin, Of Bridge.
port. The meetings will be continued
every night during the week.
On Saturday night the usual temper.
ance meeting was held in Otis Hall.
President Hiram Young, Messrs. Geo.
". Baggs, Mort. Gregg and Alexander
Thoburn spoke briefly.
The ladies held their usual PRAYER
meeting in ott's Hall yesterday afternoon.
It was considered the most interesting
meeting held for some time back. In
connection with the remarks Of several
gentlemen, some OF the ladies gave a de.
scription Of their work as Crusaders.
Last nights meeting at Otis Hall was
addressed by President Young, ], II, Nc.
Fall and H. E. Wells. A meeting viii be
held in this hall this afternoon.
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BEAUTIFUL Pictures at Hutchin,'.

By our advertising columns We see
that our leading booksellers are Offering
their customers an opportunity to make
their final holiday purchases, In the way
Of ChildrenI Books and Toys at the yery
lowest prices. Stanton & Davenport have
labored hard to establish iirstclass
Book Store In our city, and after much
uphill work have made a very fair sue
cess. We think that next to schools aud
newspapers, q good book store is the most
essential element In the community,
towards lis enlightenment and we hope
that our citizens will encourage lie con.
tinuance. We are certain that nothing
can be gained by patronizing outside In.
situations that promise 60 much for so
little, as the book business, like any other,
can be done best by those who make II
their special occupation. We hope that
men mother lines Of business may act on
this suggestion and do as they would have
other business men do unto them.
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Average Io0ro Of al Maynard ridN 80.
Average score Of all other rifles 90
Average rlpldlty Of fhng lag shots per minute.

A FRAUD AND A FIaHT.--On Saturday
last young woman Of respectable APP
pearance, and quite neatly dressed, cali
ed upon a number OF Market street mer-
chants soliciting charity. She carried a
blank book in which was written the
statement that she was the widow OF one
Thompson, who had died Of disease
which he contracted while Surgeon Of a
New Jersey regiment during the late re-
bellion. Also that she desired 10 collect
sufficient money 10 purchase a sewing
machine with which she might be able TO
earn a living for herself and children.
She evidently met with fair success, as
her book showed that abe had collected
small amounts from various parties.
This queer female found fine field Of
operations in the different saloons on
Market street, boldly entering and passing
her book around in the crowds which
surrounded the bars. Along in the even
ing she entered an uptown saloon where
one David Gosney was drinking. Dave
looked at her book, and told her that be
couldn't give her any money, but would
treat her TO glass Of beer if she would
drink it. She said she would, and she
did. Then she said she felt like taking
another beer, and Dave again treated
her. Dave and the woman left the sa-
loon together and proceeded up street a
abort distance, when he asked her to &C.
company him up rather unfrequented
thoroughfare to remote part Of the city,
with abe declined to do. He insisted,
and she resisted, and after some words
they came to blows. GoSney attempted 10
force her to accompany him, and In the
struggle tore her clothing badly. Officer
Bogard came TO the rescue, and led Cos
ney off to the lookup. The woman dis
appeared, and has not been seen in the
vicinity since.
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PULPIT PARAGRAPHS. Rev. G. C.
Wildlng occupied the pulpit Of Wesley
NJ. Z. Church yesterday morning and
evening.
Rev. /. +. Curtis of1iciated at the Re.
formed Episcopal Church yesterday.
DR.. LYDIA preached in the North Street
NJ. E. Church last evening.
Rev. W. G. Snodgrass, pastor OF the
Chapline Street NJ. f. Church, has rettir-
ned from an extensive Southern trip.
Rev. o. P. Miller returned from Nor.
folk, Var on Friday evening, and occu.
pied his pulpit in the Disciples Church
as usual yesterday.
Communion services will be held at
lions German Lutheran Church Christ.
mas morning.
Rev. ]. W. Werder will on Christmas
morning deliver a sermon on The In.
carnate Word"
At the Cathedral Christmas morning,
Low Mass at o'clock, High Mass at 81
and Solemn High Mass at 10 o'clock, at
which Bishop Kahn will officiate.
No Christmas service will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church.
Al the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception on Christmas morning, the ser.
vices will open by the choir singing the
Christmas Anthem, "There were Shep-
herds" by Millard, and Mozart's ceIe-
hrated 18th Mass, complete; Adeste Fl.
dele's and La Hache's Veni Creator. Solos
BY Mrs. E s, Sullivan, Misses Annie
Joynt, Della Bero and Ellen GilIigin,
Messrs. R. V. Ankle, L. A. Fletcher,
Frank Dechan, Joseph Ankle and E. s.
Sullivan. Morning services commence
at 8 and 10 o'clock, when Emery's Grand
Magniicat, Millard's Tautnm Ergo, O
Salutaris, by Verdi, and other excellent
music will be rendered.
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TIM MAYEARD RIEIE onuB-sltur.
day afterdoon was the occasion Of the
tirit rifle match, "open to al comers,' =
which has been shot In this section Of the
country, for . valuable prize, for many
yeafs. The prize In sthis match wAs q
Maynard sporting rife valued al $50.
There were twenty-five riaemen entered
to shoot for The prize. Three marksmen
came from Bethany, and three from Wells.
burg. The Bethany folks came near car
rying of the prize, as Mr.. ]. W. Finley
had the highest score for considerable
time. Shortly after, however, Mr.. s. K.
Wallace came up 70 his soore, making a
Tie between them oi43 each. This state
Of affairs remained until DR.. Wotthen
came 10 Hhoot, He had been tending target
for an hour or 90, and was much exhaust.
ed when bis time came, but soon went 10
work and made all centers, with 4 bulls
eyes, giving him "A points, and az no
higher score was made he was declared
the winner. The shooting was above the
average, tor string Of AZ Is usually con.
sldered the winning score at Creedmoor.
Last week $500 gold Remington badge
was won at Creedmoor with score Of AZ.
MessrS. Kimberly and sipes were I'm.
fortunate in blowing out the tubes Of
their rifles, and we're compelled 10 use a
Maynard, and they were not used 10 the
8 pound trigger pull. The Bethany aud
Wellsburg matksmen were highly com.
plfmented by our people. All seemed 10
feel satisfied with the fairness and result
Of the match. The WslIsburg PEG.
pie wish TO get up match at their place
soon and invite our marksmen. The
weather was pleasant and as no wind was
string the match was test Of skill, and
rifles. II the wind had blown strong the
lighter bullets would have been more or
less drifted and the heavy ones would
have had an advantage.
The distance was 100 yards, "off hand, !"
with four-inch bulls eye. We give the
score below.
Name nj RiAsmRn. IOSAkasRa IN Iro,.I
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The "sHAuGRRAuN."-The Chicago
Tribune thus speaks OF the Shaughraun :
The dialogue Of the play abounds in wit,
which We are almost tempted to show BY
quotation, but fear by so doing 10 work
injustice both in The direction Of the
drama aud the public. Mr.. Boucicault
has not done better work in any Of his
plays. His own description OF how the
Squire's horse took him hunting will re.
all Lady Gay Sp1nksr's famous steeple.
chase experience, but each is inimitable
in its way. Not less delightful Is Conn's
narrative Of his first fall from grace, after
his promise to the parson not to drink
more than thimbIeiul. Aioya's delicate
comparison Of Chm TO flower, is half
humor, half pathos, and not displeasing in
lis way. The love.making In general is
we'll done; some Of the passages between
Claire and the Captain scarcely have their
equal in any modern play.
The "Shaughran" Combination will
appear in the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
afternoon. The sale OF seats will com.
mence on Wednesday, at Adams s Lucas
music store.
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UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS. - Great Bar.
gaIns.-John Roemer, at 20l9 and 202l
Main street, has just received:
Twenty pieces Of Black and Colored
French Cassimeres at Goo, Zoe, SOC, 9Oc,
81 90 and 81 25.
Fifty pieces Of Fancy Dress Goods at
lOc, l24c, 15c, lSc, zoe and 25c.
One hundred dozen Of Ladies' and
Chiidren's Fancy and Plain Hose at 1Oc,
121c, zoe and Csc.
Cloaks, shawls and Toys at almost
your own price.
Good Carpet for loo.
Good Ingram Carpet for SOC.
The largest stock OF Domestics at very
low prices. Special attention to orders
sent by mail.
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CAMERoS.-Mr. D. P. Kinney, of Cam.
eron, wishes to notify the public that he
has now on hand full line Of Christmas
toys, books, &c, which he will sell at city
prices. Mr.. Kinney has always on hand
a full supply Of fresh oysters, which he
sells at both wholesale and retail. He is
also theagent for the DAILY INTEL1IGEN.
GER in Cameron, and will deliver It at the
homes OF subscribers by breakfast time
every morning.
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DAVIS LIGHT GuARps.-A military
company known as the Davis Light
Guards, recently organized at Fairmont,
was mustered into service by Col. Della.
plain on Saturday last. There are fifty.
Eve names on the roll OF the company,
and it officers are E. ". s. Moore, Gap.
taini 8. W. Jackson, LIST Lieut.; J. E,
Watson, I'd Lieut.,
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HOLIDAY NoTEs.-Hot-Air toys are
cheap and very amusing.
The Sabbath School Of Thomson N. f.
Church will give q concert tomorrow
evening.
scrap.bOOk pictures make pretty, inez.
pensive presents.
The Goa Light Guards will dance at
Turner ball tomorrow night
GermRniR Singing Society, concert and
ball at GermanlS Hall, New Years night.
All holiday goods are cheaper, more
ingenious and more beautiful than ever.
Ball Of Nail City Boat Club st their
boat house, New Years eve.
The Ladles' Aid and Pleasure Society
have selecthOp at Assembly Hall, New
Years night
Christmas tree brackets. are greatly i'm.
proved this season.
The BeethOvens will have concert and
ball at their hall on New Years eve.
At GermSnia Hall, New Years eve,
Mannerchor ball.
Kindergarten building blocks, en-
abllng child TO build anything from 4
cabin TO a palace, are among the new
holiday goods.
Was band will play for ball at Etna
Hall, In Bridgeport, tonight.
Sunday hours will be observed At the
PoStoffice tomorrow. The Office will be
open from $3.50 to 10 A. NJ, and the car
riets will make one delivery and colleo.
tion, and that In the morning.
The Wesley NJ. E. Sabbath School vii |
give literary and musical enternment in
their church 10 night.
A private dancing party is announced
for ArbenEs Hall, Wednesday night.
A musical and literary, entertainment
will be given at the Disciples Church to.
morrow evening.
KOch's Hall, South Side, will be the
scene Of masquerade tonight.
The city will not lack for ways and
means Of diversion tomorrow. II prom.
iSeS TO be jolly Christmas Day.
On ChThlmls Eve the bells ring out
Thilr halloW'l, merry Jingle;
While cbildrGns BtOeklREI hang about
Fur Sits from "Old KRIS RinGlS."
The streets are gay in their Christmas
evegreenS,
The q. P. Brown Boat Club will have a
ball at Turner Hall tonight,
The fifth annual social and oyster sup
per Of Black Prince Lodge No. 10, K. Of
P, will take place at their lodge room
Christmas evening.
The fifteenth anniversary Of the English
Lutheran Sabbath School will be cele'
brated with an entertainment by the
School at the Opera House on New
Years night.
The glass blowers have ball at Zilch's
Hall, Bellaire, this evening.
The BelIaire public schools have closed
for the holiday vacation.
On Friday night next the Hope Hose
Company, Of Bellaire, will trip the light,
fantastic toe.
Father Styles will lecture at Centen.
nial Hall, in Bellaire, on New Years
night, in aid Of the Catholic Church.
The schmulbach Zouaves will have a
skirmiSh drill on the Peninsula on
Christmas afternoon at l o'clock, in full
uniform.
The Sabbath Schools connected with
the Fourth Street N. E. aud Disciples
Churches will have Christmas trees this
evening.
Market will be held at the Centre
Wheeling Market House this afternoon
instead Of Tuesday afternoon.
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EsoAPED FROM THE CRY PR1soN.-On
Saturday night two tramps named Burns
and Anger, who were committed to the
city prison at the afternoon session Of the
police court, for drunkenness, effected
their escape from that institution. They
were considered desperate characters,
and were confined in a cell in the prison
for sale keeping. The heavy oak bars OF
the cell were battered down, by the ras.
Gals, and they lett the prison without be-
ing molested and quickly made thsm-
selves scarce,
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WEST VIRGINIA CLOAK EMPORIUM.
Our last Grand display for the season
will be continued this day. Choice styles
Of hateIesSSs and Beaver cIuaks at your
own prices. |, BLUM & BRO.
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Gtreqateui2
MONDAY. DEC. Fl, 1877.
New Advertisements.

Buy Your Books at a Book Store
Stanton & Davenport-6rst page.
For Cincinnati and Louisville-SteRm.
er Andes.
For Cincinnati-steamer Express.
OGal-George H. Parks.
Musical and Literary Entertainment
Disciples Sunday School.
Christmas Anniversary Zane Street
NJ. E. Church.
Fifth Annual Social and Oyster Supper
Black Prince Lodge K. Of P.
First Grand Ball-Goff Light Guards.
Opera House-Shaughraun.
Antique Pottery-Cummins & Woods.
Great Reduction in Jewelry-Turner
4 Dillon.
Holiday Presents-Louis Dechert.
Sleeping Venus-Hutchins' Music and
Art Store.
For Rsnt-opers House Stores and
Bar Room.
For Rsnt-House.
For Sale-Safe, Mirror, &c.
Be Convinced-PIummer's Gallery.
Furs Altered, Cleaned and Repaired.
Thompson & Hibberd-Plum6ers.
Holiday Goods-Nicholas Schulz.
The Boss Taking the Town-Genther.
Prices DOwn-oxtOby & Dufield.
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FAST DRIVING. Last Saturday evening
about 8 o'clock some parties from Bell:
atre, intwo buEgies, ran their horses from
Pleasant Valley into the city, and came
down Market street at full speed, lashing
their horScs to urge them on. We won.
der at our livery men hiring their teams
to such customers. We learned that one
Of the teams belonged to Cochran, OF
Bellnfre.
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"sLErprNa venu.' at Hutchins'.

MoRIrz ErsSRR & Co.'S Dutch Bitters
(BooNEKANEP OF MAAG-BITTRR) was
awarded the Prize Medal at the Centennial
Exhibition for It's excellent medical prop
critics. 1t has IN agreeable bitter flavor
and taste. Its value as stomach and nerve
inyIigorator is far famed. Its use is particu-
larry recommended to females.
For sale by all druggists,
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MATcuED FOR s5O.-Messrs. George O,
Black and Robert johnson, who are well
known il the city "a amateur riaemen.
have agreed TO Ahoot for $50, within M
neg next thirty days. The distance will BE-
$50 yards. Il
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at "a.
markabIy low prices. Also 10 their can.
eFaI large stock Of Pianos, new and Sec
ono hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List.
mailed free on application. For Ssie a.
ADAMS d LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street
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HIhhW IUUNUJ
Taos. G. Wilson,
Local Inspectors.

PERsoNAL PoINp.-Mr. Murphy, O.
the WellSburg Herald, was in the city OF
Saturday.
W. W. Dsloe, Of the Tyler County !Sdr
returned home on Saturday on the steam
er PhaetOn.
Mr.. o,car seeley will sing solo, @Ths
Buccaneer," at the Disciples Sabbath
School entertainment tomorrow evening
Mr.. Vim. McEntee, who on Friday at.
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
ecntinueS TO improve, and no doubt Il
now entertained Of bis speedy recovery,
Miss Fish, a daughter Of ex.Secretary
Fish, is expected to pay a visit to Miss
Maxwell next week.
State Librarian Wood and Messenger
Engle left for Charleston on Saturday. 10
spend the holidays with their relatives.
Prof. J. I. Noble, Of Claysvllle, Pa, is
in town.
Mr.. Jos. Tolivar, IT., is home from
Pittsburgh to spend the holidays.
U. s. Marshal Patton passed through
the city on Saturday, on his way to spend
49, y" WAhu AAcH1S Al 1 6HEbylVHllt,
Miss Jane Coombs is booked for the
Opera House Jan. 10 and II.
Misses Mary and Amy Goodiellow re-
turned home Saturday evening, The
former from visit Of several months 10
Boston and the latter from Pittsburgh,
where SIC had gone to meet her sister
Mr. Lewis Breast Of the North End
expects to leave in a few days for Muir
raySville to assist in building The hull Of
Capt. VIM. Lists new boat, which, il Il
said, will be one OF the fastest boats aflost
above the falls.
Mr.. Ferdinand Meyer, Of New York,
who has been in the city for the past
week repairing the Gymnasium billiard
tables, leaves for Cincinnati to-day.
Mr.. J. NJ. Gamble, or, as The bows all
call him" Mack" Clerk OF the steamer
Courier, is considered one OF the most obi
ging and accommodating Clerks on the
upper Ohio.
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Or Saturday squad of the Schmul.
bach 2ouaves had come practice at Wood.
land range. The highest score was made
by Corporal Cramer, being IS out Of n
possible so. Corporal Williamson came
next with score Of 80.
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THE CouRTs.-CouNTY CouRr-Judge
Boyt.-This Court met at 10 o'clock
A: NJ, Saturday, pursuant to adjournment
Of previous day.
The trial Of the case Of Thomas Conner,
administrator, Va. Citizens Street Rail.
way Company, was continued, and occu.
pied the entire day.
The trial list for to-day is as follows
9. A. Helmbright vs.. John Zsigler, W. s.
Goshorn VS.. A. 7. Gardner, DR.. B. P.
Wells VS.. Edward Mccormick, James G.
Davis vs.. Fred Kemple, Dr.. B. P. Wells
Vs. Charles E. Wells.
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a YoUSa couple in Bridgeport loved
not wisely, etc. The irate father had a
warrant issued for the young man, and
the Y. M, hearing Of the fact, hastily pro-
cured a license and married The girl be-
fore the warrant was served upon him,
Denouement: Papa conetliated-aBless
you, children, blesa you both"
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CANDIES AND FINE GooDs.-Persons
wishing TO buy fine or common candy
nice fresh nuts, choice raisins and cur.
rants, Corned beef, pickles, or anything in
the confectionery or fancy grocery line,
will find great variety Of the best goods
at Peter W. Bosleys, Ne. 1924 Market
street, opposite the Opera House.
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REAL E4rATE SA1Es.-Ths Nc Donald
farm, on Short Creek, consisting Of 100
acres, was sold on Saturday last by Auc.
tioneer Hervey to Mrs. Ridgely, for So.
100.
Auctioueer Heryey also sold house
and lot on 10th street, belonging to J. X.
Davis, and adjoining the residence OF Mr..
James McAdams, for Sl,525. Mr.. Nc.
Adams was the purchaser.
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PnOrOonAru1o Album Al Hutchipp,,

WITHIN THE MEANS OF EVERY ONE
The Cloak Emporium offers Cloaks at
sucn prices as will be within the means
OF almost everybody. Their designs are
grand, and their prices so low as 10 as.
tonish the most fastidious. Go early to
|. Blum 4 Bro. and avoid the great rush.
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AT THE HorELs.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the leading
hotels:
llcLare-Misses Appegate and Moore
Mrs. Taylor, WellsburR; D. W. Polsley
Point Pleasant; Geo. B. Turner, Hamil
ton Baker, Belmont county; Geo, L
Summers, Grafton; Il. ]. Newman, Ra
venswood; R. ]. Waterman, Parkersbure
Robert Coleman, Cabin Creek; N. L
Marsh, Bellaire.
81, James-W. s. Wiley, Robert McEl-
downey, F. D. Young, New Martinsville,
W. Val s. J. Gill, Baltimore, Md; s
Reinheitner, Cameron, W. Va; D. Hicks
Kansas City, Mo- G. B. Wimbety, scran.
Samm-B. 7. Bowers, New Martins.
vile, W. Va; G. Glass, New Castle, Pa;
I. Q. Rooch, Harrisville, o; Miss Tip
petit, Washington, Pa; ". B. Waddell,
Woodsfeld, O.; N. r. Deniston, ]. @,
Groynn, s. W, Barr, West Liberty, W.
Va; c. Lieving, steamer Whale; B. B.
McAfechen, Marshall Co, W. Va; Mrs.
]. NJ. Hooton, Moundsville, W. Va; J.C.
Duncan, Cameron, W. Va; W. D. Ian.
nier, Baltimore, Md; A. NJ. Albert, Low.
ell, Mass; E, 9. Snodgra@, Warrington,
VIVA; John Greenville, Powhatan, o.
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Arm BRoKEN.-A young man named
usseltor, who resides with his father a
No. lllG High street, while walking
along the old Hempfeld tunnel, about
noon yesterday, fell and broke his iii
arm below the elbow. The fracture Wa
reduced by DR.. Morris. -
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By deed made Dec. II, 1877, and adj.
mitted TO record on Saturday last, the
property known as the Hamilton Opera
Holse, was transferred to the German
Fire Insurance Company by Chas. W.
Franzheim,
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Best Parian at Hutchins'.

Why should you pay three profits on a
Cloak when you can 20 direct to the
manufacturers and buy as cheap as any
merchant. Our styles are exclusive; our
prices have no seconds, and our display
10 larger than all others combined. Come
and see US. /. BLUM & BRo,
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A co1oRED convict named George Leg.
gins, who was sentenced at the last term
Of the U. S. District Court to one year'S
imprisonment, for passing counterfeit
money, was brought to MoundsvilIe by
Marshal Patton on Saturday. Lesgins
belonged in Ranawha county.