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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
GLOBE CITY AETZOEA,
q urfT 20 49,

April .. 1871
Here at last. Have had .
rough trip, assure you But en-
i0yed IT, and am in good health and
full OF spirit Find letters here from
home Have already got % work.
Expectations are even more .hsn re-
allied. VIII write you more il de-
tail as 10 these mines after awhile.
Suffice it 70 say now, they are rich
very rich. IN places we have not 10
90 over six feet for silver that yields
i've thousand dollars TO the ton.
This Is miners washing and mend
ing day and 70 write letters. Don
criticfse the chirog-aphy OF this letter
too closely, IS write on the top OF
my cap resting on NY knee
JOHN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Postponed.

E--co- Neb-aska Advertiser
SHERIDAN, May 18th,
Please announce that on account of
rain and bad roads, the Parsonage
Festival az Sheridan has been post
poned until Friday evening, May
55th. WESLEY DCNDAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

II Eo-i-E -s hereby given thlr James B
3LctJ------1 and ELlrllc- If-f CrElicE uzsllfa
1--l executed O. John = SsuLL their c1Er-eL
-ll-t-a--a. l.l-et March = a. o. ISIS and re-
-o-LE7- March =. A. ~ L--t "a C1ar1EL mort
Z-E reC1-- u :. .z---a-1l cs,s---7. ,se1rlslzl- n
BOOK j. ar page .,s L-.l- there Isl logE due on
s.l-.- --l---z-l-a $50 ll. Lzs tllLDvTl-- urUEerrT
{, describe. -l- AMI s1 zc- %. l-It covered bv
s.l--- - Ir--.l-9. s1-yT-1- -FaL- T--seVzu =
s.-ezs -r honey l1eIl-E seed. tle sane being
al1C- three tlCusllL uoUlLLs- The Druper-
-T- CT So -l--cl thereof as sEalE De sufficient
Co pay slle SAT-. amount le. with costs VI III
D. -O-.t az uCcLte 1EctlCl az ---1 CgrCr% House
door II HrC7-1VtILe. n said N1z-ala County.
Nl1cL-Za- on -Ea
9Eh day oT Jane. l. D. 1871.
~ II u'cL1cz IN the forenoon o. satisfy sad
debt ElI c1srs- JOHN : STCLL
3I8r lE I--- 81 FTcrr-uzsa
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

a boy IN Ee5rasza City a few
days ago puc another boy = eye cut by
enc Of those dangerou pIaythi1Es, Z
'sb=an shooter OF shot sling. Boys
should not be allowed 20 Cse them IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

An IMMENSE line 81 LaGIeS'
and Misses Trimmed HATS.
Just received from New York.
at LOWEST CASH PRICES, by
A.. EOFTnl 2n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

-PLo-a- ere thicker than grass
r---=-s. They furnish fine shooting,
and make suleudiE clzl.-ErsE-C7lt
If-l5laE5.
We thought taozs birds were PRO
tscte6 bv law. There Is 10 kind CT
bird that visits the prairie and fields
os the farmer more destructive o.
grsssdoPPers and insects than the
pI0ver. They e-e nice shooting how
ever aud 90 make q splendid dish.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Judge Ritter was IN town Mon
day and Tuesday OF this week, and
called on THE ADVERTISER, bat bad
health and vet weather kept rs in
door az home. and We had not the
pleasure OF meeting him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

81 L0Cls, Nay L.
WHEAT-DuU an lower, N1. . red ta-L
s-zI; No. do sLs3
COEN-Activs our lower 81 81 Sc c1s1
EEE-ELrI az So.
H1G-CEIsl AZ sz-G5ez5-Ll
CAETLE-Ch0ics 20 G--ey steers. S5-JCszi---
good % prime. s5.GCg So
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
RELIGIOUS Notice.

The Christian Brotherhood, and all
those who take an interest ii religious
matters, are invited 70 attend st the
Baptist Church IN BrOwuviLIe OF
Sunday, May 20rh, at Il o'clock An,
and ) O'clock Pm. R.A. HAwLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
D1.A.OllGrnall.
- AASE
Sc @@~G@ AI@z @=@
Ig SEIYLE 5U - La.

H-OTTCE Ls hereby -fvz1 s--z- sealed BIDS
y viii rss recelFel. C1r--= E-ce1f the OUR
q CLerz- II Br77Tlv-lL=- Ezl-, -u -o -l5 -zG
tzLv ~ Jun. 81 Ct = O'Clock H. 1-- --E
buILfIuz- 0E an Iron or C11-1zll-t11 Truss
Bride OF 81 o. Cd -1C- ElaU- --L-L e ZOOS
r0.LltgFsEV- ard = -aa- Ei-l- -G-sEr-c--re -
1e o. w80fi-t-c best Of burr CGlz O. V--Lce
CaE timber Pans end s1-e-Lzztl1Es % a.
C1LEL-T E-t-- Comfy Comm -I-es r.
serve the rtz1t 20 rgi-cG AN Cr al uIis-
T. order q the CslC1-v- f'----11 -11lisslr1Erz.
NLL--Jls l. 1-AToE-
HW6 County ol6-E-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

We guess the crop OF grasshoP-
peEs Is about played out We haven {
heard much about them lately, and
only As having mysteriously disap-
peared.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Wagons, SO spring wagons SII0,
iron, g rates Hes ma-Iea5Ies, harrow
teeth, wagon and carriage wood work,
cheaper than the chesPest, a. Look
w0od'5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
stoves! stoves!
By Thomas Richards.
Festival.

There viii be 4 festival az the NJ. Z.
Parsonage in Sheridan, Thursday
evening Nay 18th. Our friends in all
parts Of the county are invited 10
come and eat oysters aud other good
things, have a good time and help Is
10 complete the best Parsonage in the
district
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Corn Planters.
Q, bv Thomas Richards

- Through the kindness Of the
county clerk, weare permitted 10 pub
lish the following tabular statement
Of the census returns for Neuaba
county:
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
v. Il. McEREERT

Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cszes,
Paints, Glass, Oils, etc, At lower pFi-
ees than any house in BrOwuviIIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
OFFICIAL DTRECTORT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CITY OFFICERS
EDCAE H1TTERS.

The tenth annual convention Of
the EzE-a-Ea state = = Association
viii he held IL Omaha, commencing
June 9Th
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Estra7 fctiea,

T7STEZA EE-D from tie premises az Slias
" Ac.fe1l. one Ezlle east CE Grant T. o..
Oae year-lEE EOFse mule. cCICE brown. I--l-Is
SHARED Any person SE11l5-Lz- ETf1rLEatt1L
concerning said nlUIe 20 Grant + O. o. ttLz
residence Of Z. v. S1el10Il- VII - sIlitLhlT
revvartatI. 2 " SHELDON
ApE-L j 81 4EW5
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

j. T. Allen, OF Omaha, requests
reports from every county IN Nebras-
ka, OF the number Of trees planted on
ArbOF Day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
For sale.

SorreI mare Nellie" and colt. Colt
sired BY HambIetonian Chief Call on
4. s. HOLIDAY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

A ATTACH8IEET NOTICE
II Before T T. scatelz astlee of the Psaes
- al i.lr Se-fl't-zA -'l-ulg. Elsi STATE 0f Na-
1raszl- II ~ Herman pls1urflF ~ n n
L1grs- tsleud1ur-
<ctlcs- ls aere T given thai On tne 5rh szv
0f NAY L37-- sliI Frls-ice 1ssuetI An arIer ~
Cttlc1u1eu1 II tie z1Jva z.sElorr f1r - srrr--
os 5000
BrovguvlIIs- 1T1T IS. Ig--
E8 HT-T.B .BT-gr srrs- r,- pfsr
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Beck Rnn-.

Jocob RoUschkolD is prepared 10
furnish you this exhiIarating beveF-
age, pure and fresh. Drop in and
sample it
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
The Kansas KaEon

Took the highest premium at the
Centennial. + the best finished, and
warranted 10 carry heavier leads than
any other. For sale BY 7. Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

/ satisfied with his new location.
The reason Is, he says the people are
giving him large share Of their pat
rouage. All his goods are new and
eheaD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
For sale.

A Phaton Top Buggy, IS good ss
new-OuIy been used = few drives.
Call On 4 :. HOLIDAY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Gents and Boys Straw Hats.
in Fine and Common styles at
lowest New York prices, at Z.
EOWnlaE's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
GRAND REDUCTION.
SPRING And SUMMER STOCK.
The finest display Of

The finest display Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, 6oY &C.
Look al q few prices, and then
come and Judge for yourselves
Standard Prints, Ga s c,
Z" Ginghams, IoGI2Ic-
Z" ChevOic, - IOHIz5C.
Gents All-W00l Cashmere Suits,
$500 per suit
Come one and all, examine
and be convinced that we sell
goods cheap.
EOTIS EOWMAE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
ATTACHl[ENT NlTICE-

II Before T. T. -clich- Justice % tle Peace
IN AID Ter Nsulala County. and STATE OF Ns-
1rasza -l--oI p L-LCzEr1- plZt1s1EE - Z
O. b--cs. lrl-Etials.
Notice IL Esrs1F aive1 rhas on the 5th day
% Say. L.--. SAID J lsticz lssuesl an Or1sr %
Atl.le--z -z-s1t n The above ASTON f1E sEe SUM
% sLzg1
EroUCvlLl. Nay 3. 81
~ - E---- ----E.-l AZ y srr Pc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Wall paper vas never 50 cheap,
and curtains never so beautiful, as az
EickeIl's drug and book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

The following table shows the num-
Der Of births and deaths in the county
for the past year, and Is also furnished
Is BY the CLERK:
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
, afR the RRZUIars

For Hardware and Farm Implements
at No. = Main street, BrowuviIIe.
THOIAS RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

L-vEEP00-, 3IIF =.
BEEAIfS-C FES-VF inter WLals -.,- Us q
spring. Is 5d5Iz5gd Corn SIS cIE-ss g.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
GRAND REDUCTIONS.
Gents Full suits at $500 al
E.LOH HANS,

A good two-holed corn shelter
with power or crank, IS good ss new
for sale OF trade cheap.
EAWIET & DOUGLAS
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Honey LOcut hedge seed and Al
falfa Clover seed, By HaWlsy & Doug
lag.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Il NEVER
RreakEaSt Bacon,

Have been able before 20 get as nice
TEA as that 7 bought OF Il C. LIT
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
" cir CuIfiVatOrs.
L. &. LETT

For sale 81 BrGwnviIIe and Sheridan
By Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

The latest styles Of Ladies
Dress Goods. II
Z. LOEEAEsS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Horses ! Horses!
Wanted by Thomas Richards.
Successful Operation.

We had occasion a few days since 10
notice the result OF an operation per-
formed BY Dr.. Crane, CT this place
upon Oliver Kelley, son OF Riley heI-
ley. living near BrOwuville.
\ bloody tum0r covered, and was
suspended from the end OF the nose
an inch and q half n length and more
than az lash II diameter, known TO
medical men as NeUis HztsrHU5--
This was completely dizsected away,
the sound tissue brought together By
the Interrupted slEtlrs, and in q few
days the parts united by the Jllst IN
tsEti0B, leaving scarcely the shallow
Of q scar. The improved and changed
appearance Of the young man Is most
striking.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Everything cheap and good
=
cir Ptn"E

can be purchased at Sheridan a. cheap
s. al any other town.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Fo-the better uvenierceoE the CONSUMER
Ir. SLsrClI1's 4LlLlrf--Za Is E1- Z-1 Up n
sc bottles as wzl- as S--5l Is heretofore To
those Who Er5 acc TAINTED with --e Ll-lrt-
fIze Il Is not necessary % say . word fl rs
beEaIL But % those W-0 shake IN -gE1rlCce
OF II, we VIII simply say IL f. ard add J1C--
testimony TO tE--=7c-s ~ -----z ---t p
cureL you No CtE1r medicine Is r-ci -I-aG.
Gs IL is @ combined tonic, alternative. Catlzr-
slr. fesEzss- sz=5zz=s-zs, s-si= u.asf-perts-Ii..
Z ceut-iL---s --i----a5ic poison pC-tEas and
llvt-o-atas rs b-1lt- restores the liver and
ot1s= diseased or-uzs 90 their -a-C-lL heal
thy condition, thereby thoroughly e--LIcaE-
i-z the disease Fer sale By
Tz0EIv =. V. EICEELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

= Call and see the new safes and
ehiIds' bedsteads, bureaus, &c, at
HAENAFORDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

= Mr. Woodard, long = resident of
Aspinwau, has removed 20 DekaIo,
Buchanan county, Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
II z. EFTT

Is receiving a large stock Of DR. CGS
and GROCERLESt Building across
the street from State Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
For sale.

Feather bed and pillows. HeJg, ex-
tension table and set OF dining chairs,
cheap Call az Office Of
". T ROGERS
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

All Wool Cashmere suits,
$500 per sait, at LOTyn3au's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Thomas Richards

Wants 10 trade implements for q
Span OF Horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Misses and ChIIdrens' suits,
from SI-95 10 SS-oe. at Low
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Best Tea az NickeII's drug store, =
pounds Cor 8 dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

= Flour. al the f1vOTiUe brands Of
spring and fall wheat, 81 Hutdart's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
For Trade:

! secondhand wagon 70 trade for q
COW. ABBOTT ( E-ITEFT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
4 - NlTICE-

y
I L Daniel EoCcl-l aDt " r. EtnnIscn.
o.. -1e state 1- kansas. VIII take notice thar
T Isabelle E-tgar-ls. Gf tla county uf Nsuala
/ II rEe state gf Nelraszl- did en- the zsth
F. c1E % Fec-CIry-. T. D. ~. RE her petition
n t-e county t1C-- Wl-1tl and for
4 rEe county 1t Eer-1l2. n rLa STATE OF
I Se1ras1 against tls said Daniel Hq1c1-
I'D Al- vs. - A--Ll-Lso-l- lcl1utlElts.
setting firth thar her ac-tCE & Eluz.I-
[ 80 upon "a rrC-Llsso-T note executed and
! delivered % 1er ~ said detalGEucs. taf-
{ Ell Arr-L J. l,-a, due twelve months after
--ca. TslzcllF ssa s-Ll.- laz----lsc 6 promised
I On -rT Ter .-Iu-a. GA -la Ls- -.L- Ct ArrtL.
7 L--E There are no credits on sLl.t note rhas
~ t-a tt-fIe SAID note VA, -L-c--2f- aid De-
Alr1ra.-. lill CE--- name v7l- Isabelle HOUc1-
n -L- z--s SAID Lr-la. and before the COM
I CLelcC--1-r OF This lrc---. she WIS married
/ o. Au.i-ev- u E,.iuIrlls- thar there s. due %
E-3l-1--- --uC- -et=-.-ll-t- on sad -lte tla
~--I C- -laNar. Wl-l ID per ceut- -l-Gres.
Thereon r --l tlz --s --il -f AEr1-. J. y ---t.
and prlFt-- Judgment against 1asel-LEls
Tor sal. I---C-C--
The further alz1s1 Of said SUIT Is t1-uruisl
Peter E-r-ac. ard obtain the auI1Gut %
-L1le-tl L-.t apply enc same tc payment lE
L-- amount G-l- On s.-l1 ErC-1i-sl-T note
VI --- u s----1 --l---- l.-- bean issued n sItt
cause and El--.7a o- -zlr- i>--l-lf1- ser.etl on
-lt-- l--.ert- And tl-l said Daniel E1lcll-
N and VI IT. A----s--- axe -o-L-af- -laE
--T are -a.s l-r7- CD lI pear lI-ll answer san
petition Oh l- -e-1-- -Ll -5-- day Ct 4IZE
DaleI laIs I-.a day % Nav. -A- u. III
!
f7l= ByJ--- Scu-l- her Attorney.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
- El--re ls hereby given EhLc Articles or
LUenrlT have been -at- IL r-a office CE
tLe Calr-y -l--E % Aell-lll CuU1sy. STATE
1+ Nelr-s-z-- ly ---1 -,----z--l Gal LOL-plEy,
Iz-- Thas the name OF SAID company Is
--Ll-e E5L-s-ls. Coal C'luIUsLl
-Z-- TL-as the principal p-Icg cf transact
Ing Us business t- AspLlTl--, GsUl2a
County Eelr-lz--l-
3-t- mat the general nature OF the busl-
ness -C ra transacted -- sI-L CON pI-E -
orUsEeC---.- -rr coal and dava-orIIg coal
mines E---L-- -slz Limits -t Nall----l County
E11---.-l-
i-1- Thlr the amount cE esrt-ar stock au-
--a--E5t- ts lUr rE1Cszl-d Dollars. tn share
% i've dollars 5lL-. to b. paid - - per-
S--s s-rscr--l--- 60 sll- stock &c the time or
. s---c--l---
1aCF began on the ---L dag % , aCr-llL-g-. r.
D. Is--. and are % eClt-zLa -lr the period o.
( -V-1 years thereafter
1-l- ZE1- -E- r.te---ll1eES q SAID eC1Tua-
ny s-aL nor exceed AZ any rtr1e sgo-t1lrts
-r IT'S capital stock am mo- member snail 1a
7tl- Tns- the officers OF said company are
Co De q EresilizEc. q -eC-eC CI-y a Treasure,
L--t q Board r- Directors SO III C--l ce-- 11L
tna,-sait oa-cers mus. D. s70c z-9-,tsrs ir
SAL company ---s- - USHER
I E7STEAY NOTICE
T II TGE=l % -y E-z1-Fe- Lee. IN the t0UE
az S. EEr--- Nsr-ll-1 l-1s-u-V y s1r-sszlL- 1T-
gray pony -Ere. 1CrE hind sees and ieZs
I W---e- rl--l- Sc -1l- eye ---ra face aud lbCl5
Z CtIa years Obi 10 marks 1r 1rauds-
A---- = L zlE5 LELSLE-3 -
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
Buy the Kansas Megon.

- Wall paper ready trimmed, and
curtains the most beautiful. AZ MEX
eII's drug zud book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

= Books Il NiekeIl's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

School Books 81 NickeII's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
3 pounds Tea st NickeII's for s

Buy Your Cook stoves
of Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
The Hnir GuIffrafor

Is the best Buy no other. For sale
by Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Fresh sugar cured hams 1t HGd-
darts. . Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
THE BRowxFuLE H4RKErs.

SLEEET LLLEEET-PEODCCE
CORRECTED WEEELL BY JOSEPH ETUCD ART
DEALER IN l-zl-Elzllzs AND EH-l1CCE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17
= 80 d Nickellls

Extra fine, at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Er=TEAT NOTICE
Il TuE=E % -g- E-sI-lfs- Lee. IN the r0UE
-- s. LEr---. 1sE-l-1 .1E-1-V. y 1r-ssz.L. 1I-
--e -s-- -G- " L----. ~. ore dark iron
gray pony -Ere. 1C-L hind s=ez and ieEs
W---1- r---l Sc Ter eve. U--ra face nd about
Ct-= years Obi 10 marks ~ 1rauis-
A--t- - L---. 4tU5 LANDER LEE
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Flour and feed at Huddart' :
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

Wall paper and curtains @t Nick
ellis drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-17

= School Books at EickeIP=.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18

PITTSBURGH. July 1.-THE running
nesting, under the auspices OF the Iron
CITY Jockey Club. was iraugursted At
Friendship Park this afternoon. The
attendance was large, the weather favor
abb md the track in fine condition.
= n. first race, mile dash for all ages,
hao seven starters. They got of well
together. Patriot won, Daisey second,
jack Hsrksway third Time. l:47t.
In the second race, for the Pittsburgh
cup, for al ages, two miles and quarter,
there were two starters, Invoice and
KiHburn. The latter took the lead and
kept it tor mile and nalf when In.
voice passed HIM and won. Time, 4:l5t.
The third was n hurdle race, one and
- halt miles, over six hurdles. The fol-
loving horses started: Cuipepper, Bill
Monday. Bay, lilly and Post Leonard.
At the starr Bill Monday fell to the rear.
The others kept well together, and made
the closest and mOst exciting race OF the
day. Al the fourth hurdle the horses
were side By side, and lesped the hurdle
together. Coming down the )me stretch
post Leonard gained the lead, and came
in first, Culpepper second. Time 2:59
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18
Certificate OF Incorporation

Secretary OF State Brady issued the
following certificate OF incorporation
yesterday: The undersigned sgree to be-
come corporation by the name OF "The
Volcano Hall Company for the purpose
OF erecting building in which public
meetings, concerts, &c, may be held,
with the intention that said corporation
shall carry on the business of renting the
said building to musical and literary as
sociations, and such other parties rs msy
desire to use II, and for the purpose
of forming the said corporation
we have subscribed the sum of
$3.50 to the capitsl thereof, and have
paid in on said subscription the sum OF
$3.50, and desire the privilege OF in
creasing the said capital stock, by sales
OF additional ShsreS from time to time,
to $1,000 in all The stock is divided
into shares of 81 each, which are held by
the undersigned respectively as follows:
". c. Stiles, Jr, Volcano, 200 shares;
Van Ii. Bukey. Volcano 10 shares;
Alonzo Shufelt, Volcano, % shares; W
). OBrien, Volcano, 10 shares; Lawson
lowering, Volcano, 10 shares. The capt.
tai to be hereafter sold is to be divided
into shares of ike amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18
The Indian War.

san Francisco, July I7.-Press dis,
ps,che. from Boise City arrived here to-
day. Battery B il mounted as calvary,
and commanded by Capt Hssbrook and
Lreutenauts Hammond and Wilson.
This company co sists of sixty enlisted
men. The horses are Of the largest size,
and unfit for mountain travel and rough
campaigns. 1t is the opinion Of the OFF,
Gers here, a well as ths. Of others, that
the horses will give out, and the men be
left on loot sitter few days travel
Lieutenan: Wilson snd twenty scouts
s-rived here from Minis before Capt
Hasb-ook. These are the last o the
troops which are to come this way with
out change of orders. For. Boise will
be- .e'. without garrison, and the whole
o. Southern IdaRo without troops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18
4 BOItI Robbery.

Last evening the residence Of Mr..
Bernard klevis, OF Eoh street, was en-
tered by two boys who stole SIS in money
and = lot of jewelry. The youthful
thieves, named Willie Stephens and
Willie Gillespie. elected an entrance
through back window, and succeeded
in escaping with the above mentioned
valusbles and money. Willie Gillespie
was locked up last evening for hearing
this morning. The other boy had not
been arrested at late hour last night
but the officers were on the look out for
him. A warrant has been issued for his
arrest, and doubtless he will be caught
this morning.
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sCHENCK,s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome food, and frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, earucu.
larly those SUFFERING from the effects Oh
deb 1T q ting diseases. In order tokeep
D at,iral, healthtul activity of tbessystem
we must resort TO artificial means. ror
TINS purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Ionlc Is
very effeetual. A few doses Will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 10 the ener-
waited body. For dyspepsia, II lnyalu-
able. Many emiuent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can De per
mainly cured by the drugs which axe gem
orally EN- ployed for that purpose. me sea
Weed Tonic in its nature Is totally uluer-
ent from such drugs. 1t contains no cor
rOSive minerals OF acids; i'll TACT IL a>slNtS
the regular operations OF nature, ana sup
pdss ner deficiencies. he tonic IN lts
nature SO much resemb es the gastric lulce
that ii IL almost Identical with that nulo
The gastric Juice is the natural solvent
which, in q healthy condition OF the body,
causes the food 10 be Oigested; and wheh
this Juice Is not eXcreted in suthclent
quantities, Indigestion, with all It's dls,
tressing symptoms, follows. The sea WOOD
Tonic performs the duty oil the gastric
Juice when the latter is delcleht.
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-18
Personalities.

Capt. Bridges, Of Moundsyill" was il
the city yesterday.
Tom Morris. VINO has been out in IL
linois selling Handlan, Young y Go 5
glass door plates returned home Monday
night.
Z T Hedges, editor of the DmIy
Globs, Lincoln, Nc5, was in the city yes
terdsy.
SIR. j. H. Hobbs, now in Europe, will
return home esrly in August.
Ii :. White, Of Bclton. l. IN the city
Messrs. Schambra Stoetzer, Rothacker
and SelboId lett last Monday tor Nil
waukee, where they 20 to attend the
Turnles, TO day and tomorrow.
Mr.. Gus Johnston, Of -. Ciairy.i'e,
is in tho city. and viii lecture on the
temperance st the Zane Street Church
tonight
PRoF w. II. Horn. OF ParkersbUrg, j.
registered ut the Mcclure House
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Sporting Notes.

West, Of lhe AIleghenies, has gone Il
Jon tdc Ma,chesters, and Jack Ryan, OF
the Cincinnati Reds, Is coming here 70
play tenth man in the ALE ghenies.-
PITTS. Lrad.Y Tre Cincinnati man will
have to get tod in the art of kicking.
Seven yes ago to. day the first female
regatta ever known IN TIN, country took
place on the Monongahela, st Glenwood
1t is iutimsted that il Morris would
put up $500 on thst proposed race with
Luther tor $4,000 side, that Patsy
would cover IT.