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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-11

CIR. Robinson & c., in addition to
their stock oil family groceries, keepa full
line of French and common candies. nuts,
&c. .H1ITsI 9rIJ r9eC IT6x
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TOWN TALK.

II
- TOWN TALK iagps sg.ii 9
Potatoes are plenty in our market, and
the price * Oh the decline. r. = 1l'' T, 80
You can't most always tell: Appear
ances are imesdeeeptiye, ssy,t
David Preston. banker. of Detroit WAS
in the Village Thursday evening. ootre
The Cheboygan hotels are all doing a
good business, at times being unable to
accommodate al. r. ,ahDToaaEo
The first arrival of watermelons, for
the season, was received by the Cham
plain yesterday, raorHibg. N u Y'I'I9
The Council hold a special session this
evening. The town hall is the question
10 be considered, we beli seSy.y
Another fishing party arrived on the
Milwaukee last night, bringing with
them camp equipage, boat, &c.
Good cook and rhopseSmaid wanted
immediately at Duncan City. . See adj
yertisement i'm another column.
The travel over the inlond route is in
creasing as it becomes known. and the
boats are making very regular time. s~ 'G'
The .dredges and equipments for the
improvement of the harbor are expected
to arrive the latter part OF next week.
The dam on Pigeon river<~has- been
completed, and the prospects are that
the drives on that stream .swi,l be got
out.
James j. Brown and w. s. Humphrey
have been attending the cirrbit court,ili
session at Mackinac, the most of this
week.isgna n,.s l.rr ossru 81 ieai ,e7 ffnaa
Col. Duryca and his assistant have
been engaged in surveying apd stalking
out the work for thcimprovenient Of the
harbor.
Judge Cochran, of the superior Court.
Detroit. and wife passed through The
village ola the inlal,d route last Tuesday
eyening.ss '''''''''a AT = +, roo.
ii. r. Pratt, Deputy Auditor Of State.
from Lansing, laid Hon. JHW1 Bezolc, of
Flint.ex.mrr,ber of Cong TESS. were in
thc'Sillage this week, guests or w.!F.De
Puy. KC2TAW y Yga9I
Chas. .Stctson, formerly in charge OF
what is now Humphreys dock, arrived
on the Marine City last Tuesday morn
ING to spend two or three weeks i'm our
village. z = n 1U1 lii.G VAG
Tbomnsonr-Smitb. If Duncan city
makes an imnorta,,t sa,3nonnce po emit. ia
sr,,,..no,,s.,;,s court, :.
vicinity through 4 4 ssupnIeInent With this
Issue Of the, TRIR.,,xr.lss -
e,,rs .f,rr,.rs. ,o,,,,ts nor have more
f.vor,bla -,yea,b.r. Tor sscnr;po tbe;,
Croft crons th.n thov h.ve h,d I,h,s
10 Us
o1 a. ,s.''ve1 - as~''s - as
.Ii5SshSiW 1St is,Ss,Y' isTrWr:l
Inere are some douots ABOUT the upper
A'"'A 'io isinI f p .S.i.!? s 81 IT.
o''son' VIC "ee' -" ="
,.i..,V IL.
f1fJ1Te JliI'iyIls' riifii-TFi III
DaViuson' '''c pno'oi"p"c'' ii''S re
duecd Ills prices lor photographs ahe
untypes 10 ssicn low rates 'i;.s MS ssaiiery
Is erowdeasVtth +nose "a'0- are aSAxAo"'
10 "sec''re 'ne s'''uo" eie 'lc S"os''''0'
i@ae' .uEI .oIIOqANhIOTT
"iiAcs op'i'' VI '''o i'aos' ~ "'s"e
~ 'NtSsi 100 ,'"s r,'rfN'/ =
'no u'e'''o'' vi ''o J".soe
'''S P'rffs, ny ',ee''Y .rrffffInneS pe
cisloii "as vas, ",ons ic. uS n"'o ''''' i"ee'
over - - p'''ey .''e t n'"s'e' s'''
= 4 n gg.igtiJ ? M
The''vilIage1 authorities OF, Mackina'
had Alex-Lclotic, Inc NAL, carrier, ar
rested yesterfiay aid tr'eu Tor ssrryln'
passengers WITHOUT "heenses Z. o. E"sh
man was attorney Tor the village, an'
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Mrs. U. S. Grant, Executive Mansion, wash,
ihgton, ID. q says. 81 am perfectly aehghted
with nv Bradbury Piano." ff.
Chief-Justice Salmon p. Chase, Washington,
ID, g., decides the BradbuIyito be he atlonal
Piano of the Country. s.if as s9lfss astl
Vice Admiral q. ID. Porter, Washington. ID.
O., 1.-The Bradbury is exqnisiteiy and peautiruiiy
proportioned. We are delighted with ours."
Hon. Columbus Delano. Secretary of Interior,
Washington, ID. u, calls the bradbury the fldnO
tor the Interior.
our friends admire the delightful tones OF the
Bradbury used ct our receptions"
Robert Bonner, New York Led. err. "At any
time will drop the reIns of Dexter to listen to
the tones of our Bradbury" 90"
Grand Central Hotel, New York, "In prefer
ence to all others, we selected the Bradbury
Piano for our par]Ors. Our guests pronounce
them splendid.
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, slave always
used the Bradbury Pianos, and take great pleas
ure in recommending them"
Metropolitan. Leland Bros. N. Y, "Have mad
in constant use for twelve years Bradbury
Piano in our parlor. 1t is still gOod."
Hon. John Simpson, NJ. p, Canada, says,
'sThe Bradbury can't be excellcd-the best IN
the Dominion"
M. Simpson, Bishop M. E Church, Philadel-
phia, cit is very superior instrument, both In
Its finish, sweet tones. and singing qualities"
e. 8. James, Bishop NJ. E. Church, ew York.
ave know oil no better piano then the Brad.
bury" ~ t. aas-e -i
Rev DIR. John McClintock. Drew Theological
Seminary, ''My fami y and friends say the
Bradbury is unequaled."
Dr.. Joseph Cummings, President Western
University. MIDI letown, CT, says. "f It could
not be replaced We would not part with it for
twice its cost. Can heartily recommend them"
VIVA. Merely luncheon, Toronto, .Caoada,
1--WE are delighted with the Bradbury Piano"
T. s. Arthur, Philadelphia, eve have used
for years and can recommend tho Bradbury
Piano."
| DIR. John Chambers, ..Our Bradbury Piano
has won golden ep Mons among the Phiiadel-
phians." Wesl2U aftt laa aH
| Bishop Merrill. st. Paul, Minnesota, ssBest
Piano in the Northwest" s..
DIR, e O. Haven, Brooklyn, N. Y, my Piano
cnnnOt be excelled for sweetness"
best in the Queen CITY,"
Brig. Gen. Alvord, Paymaster U. s. Armv
Washington, ID. q. II
Rev. Geo. H. Whitney, d. D., Pres. Gentleman,
Collegiate Inst, Hackottstown, n. j. = -
| Rev. Lucius Fl. Bugby, Pres. Female wes,ave,
College, Cincinnati. Oh o. II. - - -
Rev. DR. j. III. Pershing, Pros Female Collage
| Pittsburgh, Pa -f. -
| Rev. Daniel Kidder, Professor Drew Biblica
Inst, N. j.
Rev. Dr. Thomas Guard, Pastor Mt Verno,
NJ. L. Church, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. Bishop Merrill. st. Paul, Minnesota.
Rev. Bradford K. Pierce, Editor lions Herald
| Boston, Mass.
DR. Reic, OF Chicago, sI can most cheerful,
recommend the Bradbury Piano as the best"
a A.
.,,eg ND HUNDRE
| 9oh auisas RRHEp
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-11

The total equalized valuation of the
taxable property OF Michigan is $3.50, 000,-
900. The total state tax levied for 1877
is $l,071,O2l 80, and is composed of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

The river rose steadily up 10 8 A. NJ.
yesterday, when the marks indicated "a
feet nine inches. During the day 1t fell
come three or four inches, and was still
falling at dark last night.
TheNashville, large passenger steam.
er, passed up yesterday fen route from
Nashville, Tenn, 10 Pittsburgh.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati on
time yesterday afternoon, with tine trip.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg at l64
A. NJ. as usual.
The Thanhouser departed for Mata-
moras at 10! A. NJ.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at o'clock this morning.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati nj
4 r. N. to-day.
The Express passed down last night,
en- route from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati,
The steamer Fearless was expected TO
arrive from Pittsburgh last night, to take
a tow Of Wheeling nails 10 st. Louis.
The Della, Phaeton and Telegram con,
tinue to make their regular trips.
The Courier Ia the regular Parkers.
bnrg packet this morning.
The Salt Valley is due down, aud the
Emma Graham up, today.
The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks are
due down this evening.
The towboatiAlex. Chambers grounded
abarge at Gallipolis Island.
The steamer Express registered $50
people on her trip from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati.
Tho Z. II. Durfee has entered the Pitts.
bnrgh and St. Louis trade as a regular
packet. She will leave St. Louis for Pitts.
bargh on Wednesday.
The Fanchon has entered the New Or.
leans and Onachita trade.
The Nashville has for Pittsburgh 400
tons pig metal. Pilots, James Whittier
and Charles Bobo.
The steamer John Kyle, that was tied
up at Cincinnati, has been released and
left that port happy.
Captain Robinson, Of the Tom Dods-
worth, has been appointed commander Of
the Smoky City.
The present rise in the Ohie river has
enabled a large number Of boats and
barges to be gotten Of. Among them are
four barges that grounded on Browns
Island; four barges Of Walton's from
Hogs Island; one OF Keeling bargcs al
Sagstown. These are now all on their Way
down the Ohio all right.
The steamer Healherington left for
Madison, Indiana, on Sunday night, to
make another attempt 10 raisc the wreck
Of the Calumet.
by TeleSnph.l
PrrrsBuRqH, November 26.-.Riyer 10
feet and falling. Weather cloudy.
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RIO CAPITALISTS,
Or Parties OF SMALL MRANS DRSIRO Us
or RNGAGLNG IN 6RAPR GROW.
mo, COAL MINING OR MAR.
KIT GARDENING.

On account o. advanced age, am DESTROYS Of
changing my residence, and therefore offer Tor al
ny IIfu situated opposite the city Of Wheeling on
we river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martlns Ferry, aud Immediately adjolnIpR the
village o. Enayille. The property contIsts Of IA
acres o. hi and table land aud Is Of river bottom
~ tne hll there arc two seams Of coal, b ana M
leet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, no hi
VEN o. close texture sand or free stone, an is ioot
vein Q! mari, which altogether make 4 soI ma m
underlying BID oil deposits Of rich aud valuable
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently eloninB to the east, and al undtr Iiecl exc
Iosnre TO the sun, lisa Vineyard Of 80 ucreS, msStlv
CatAWba grapes, all 10 line bearing condition about
seven years old, which has ptoyen Itself able 10
PAY handsome pet cent TO tue culhVator.
Inc property ID being approached above and To-
low " an advancing tide Of p.fSons seeking small
htmelleads, and u noV really the only unoccupIed
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
N1luNnle rs an lnvoSlnpnt for capital soaking
Sie purchase. Mud valuable 10 those who wnni
inarkei gardening ground closo 10 the civ, II fronis
Oeautltily upon tho river and commlnds n yIeSI
o. Tue city the Island and the whole scenery Of Tia
The terms Of sale will he one third caDh, balance
~ we annual Payments, per cent interest on AZ.
ierIcd pay nenS. For further particular innnisn
OF RICHARD CRAWFORD,
.,S va Tue pfemlses, or by mail u Bridgeport, o.
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MISSIONARY MEEr1SG.-on last Thurs.
day an interesting missionary meeting
was held in the Presbyterian Church Of
West Alexander, Pa, composed Of ladies
representing 4 number OF the adjacent
churches. The object was for the pur-
pose Of conference and devotional exer-
ciSes. The ladies had q meeting in the
morning and one in the afternoon, in
which they took counsel together In re-
lation TO the worth Of Christian missions
in behalfof heather women. They have
much 10 encourage them in their work,
for multitudes Of heather women have
been Christianized and their homes made
happy by the light Of the Gospel.
In the evening Mics McFadden, Of
Cadiz, Ohio, read an excellent essay on
"The wants Of The heather world aud the
encouragement for Christian labor"
Rev, D. A. Cunningham, D. D., made an
address on "The DeyelUpmentof Chris.
tian Activity" to n large and attentive
congregation, Rev. VIM. Lester, the
pastor Of the church, and the ladies Of
his congregation, gave q cordial welcome
70 the delegates and visitors, and their
generous hospitality will not soon be for.
gotten by those who were their guests.
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TEMPERANCE MEErrNqs.-Ofs Hail.
There was quite a large turnout OF the
members Of Wheeling Union No. at
their hall last night. and considerable
business was transacted. Mr.. A. G. Win.
cher was elected 1st Vice President,
vice Peter French, resigned. There Will
be no meetings this week except on Thurs.
day night, on account OF the meetings
held at Parkers' Hall. A lecture by tic
Rev. GatChell is on dit for 0lra Hall this
week-prObably Saturday night. There
will be a small admittance lee charged al
the door.
Pakers' IluILwas literally jammed last
night, every seat being occupied and the
aisles and stars crowded. The meeting
was opened with a scriptural Lesson
and prayer. Rev. Gatchell was the
frat speaker, followed by Messrs. Baggs
and Truemln, Mr.. Gabe Smith, good
natured German, related some Of his ex.
perience in a manner that couyulsed The
audience with laughter. Among other
things he said he was once 80 drunk that
he rolled up hill. Mr.. Mort. Gregg spoke
briefly, and the meeting closed With the
benediction by Rev. Gatchell.
We regret that we have not the space
10 give full account Of this meeting.
Sixteen slgners were added to The roll,
making sixty-nine since the meetings
began. This evening two noted speakers
who have never spoken in this city are
expected. The Executive Committee
will procure larger room II the interest
CONTINUES.
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GheQntelliqetrc
TUESDAY, nov. "a, ls77.
New Advertisements.

Notice to the Charitable.
offal-List, Davenport & Parks.
Kanes Restaurant.
Strict AttentiOn-opers House Drug
Store.
Music and Art Store.
Silver Ware-oxtoby & Dufiield.
Opera House-OAtes Comic Opera.
The Best, the Cheapest.
How 10 be Your Own Lawyer.
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ASTONISHING succra.-It is the duty
Of every person who has used BoscHEE's
GERMAN YRur to let lis wonderful quail.
ties be known 10 their friends In curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat aud lung diseases. Noperson can
use itEithout immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and We con.
slider y the duty Of al, Druggists 10 recom-
mendit TO the poor dying consnmptive,
al letst 10 try one bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where II failed was reported. Such
a medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot
be 100 widely known. Ask your Drug.
gist about il. Sample bottles TO Try sold
at 10 cents. Regular aiEe rs cents. For
sale by all Grst:class Druggists In the
United States. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

SOUNDS from TIE Cry PRlsoS.-Mr
John Warehouse, Superintendent elect
will assume thC management Of the prison
on the frat ult. He will retain Geo. ST
Myers as nightwatchmau, and James
Halter will succeed Charles Dronsfield a.
cook.
There are now thirty-fOur prisoners in
the institution-more than usual at this
time OF the year.
About six weeks ago Steve Quinn took
French leave, while working on McCol.
loch street, Officer Mahoney surprised
him in his bed at 9 o'clock Sunday morn.
ing, and hustled him Of to his old quar-.
tiers, to serve the remaining twenty.seven
days Of his term.
One cart is now at work hauling bro
ken Limestone from the prison quarry 10
the Island streets.
Ex-Superintendent SyIvis proposes,
alter this month, 10 act as agent for An
drew Thalman'a coal mines. Caleb Ia as
industrious "a he is clever, and bis many
friends wish him success ia any business
In which he may embark.
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spsuldinga Glue mend5 everything.
eod&w
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by TeleSnph.l
PrrrsBuRqH, November 26.-.Riyer 10
feet and falling. Weather cloudy.
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HOTEL AaRlvAIs.-The following an

HOTEL ARRivAIs.-Thc following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels:
McLure-H. N. Wilson, Columbus, O.;
Misses Edith and Ella Howard, Cumber.
land; Frank Burt, Warrington; N. II.
Marion, Clarksburg; L. J. Harrison, steu.
benville; F. E. Waterman, McConnells.
vile, o.; Laurens Craft, Toledo, o.; Jas.
G. Owens, Pittsburgh; T. ]. Hopkins,
Webster, ". Va; James II. Treat, 6lays.
vile; Geo. Il. Laymond, Marietta, O.; II.
]. Campbell, Ravenswood.
s.. Jdma-John Shendan aud vile,
Piedmont; Thomas Yates, MarLinsburg;
I. shipley, NJ. ]. Thornton, Henry Rem.
ter, Baltimore; A. c. Barna, Washington,
Pa; S. B. Hall, New Marlinsville; W. II.
Foye, Zanesville, O.; W. Il. Upon, Co.
lumbus.
Stamm-W. R. Clark, Ronsys Point;
Jas. Devore, Warrington; Perry McMa.
hon, Moundsville; Edward II. Foster,
Cleveland; Amos JallifE, Littleton; George
j. Walker, s. X. Wait, 4. K. Park, Jack.
sonl G. H.; John Thompson, George Horn,
Taylorstown, Pa; A. H. Dohrman, Sleu.
benyille, Ohio; Jacob Reinherr, Woods.
field; 7. Campbell, P. Mechanism, Pitts.
burgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

How TRUEMANT TALKS TEMPERANCE
The following is an extract from item.
perance talk" by Mr.. Wilbur Truemau,
Of Bridgeport, Ohio, who has been con.
Quoting series Of very successful meet
ings at ParkerS' Hall for the past ten
days:
"a few years ago l was agent for
Pittsburgh lightning rod company. One
day ! stopped at house lover In 0hio)
belonging to an honest old German. Al.
Ter an hours hard talk he consented to
have the house rodded. This done, be.
gan to look round for other points. On
the east side and u few yards from the
main building was a wash.house. ex.
planned that as the storms usually came
from the west the force Of wind would be
broken by the larger building, forming
kind Of eddy just where the wash.house
stood. The electric fluid Of course would
collect there, Just as drift in stream Of
water, and becoming explosive would de.
Btroy the wash.houEe and fire the dwell
ling. Better you put him up dem he
said; so l put him up The next object
that caught my eye was u shed kitchen
on the west; II was no easy task 10 con.
vince him that the heat from the stove
would draw the lighting straight down
the stove pipe and blow up the culinary
department. lie finally consented, how.
ever, and up went a rod on the stove
pipe. Just then | noticed frame build
ing few hundred yards distant from the
house. whats thatT | inquired. Dots
been an ice house, why, my dear sir,
you must have 1t protected by all means.
You see the hot air, coming in con.
tact with tue ice, falls Immediately
to the ground, bringing the lightning
right out Of the clouds; and you perceive
at once that Yousl gone oud now will
you, said the Dutchman; you stick him
fonon house cause ii vas high, den you
stick him fonon wash house cause It vas
low, den YOU stick him fonon gitchen
cause il vas hot; now you stick him ionon
ice house cause it vas cold, next time you
say stick him on der bump, cause Il vas
wet, den on der bake oven cause 1t vas
dry. Burdy quick mine blaze look like
JC"a s' ""aA onyt Ouo ShIeE'uouuueu
cain break. Gone oud nit your tam
dunder sticks. Give us one leelle
rest, don't it? Now, boys, you
take drink when YOU are
high up or low down, when you are a
little hot or little cold, little wet or a
little dry. Before many years, il you
don't die with mania a pOtI, you'll look
like a beer barrel mounted with soap fat;
your face two purple Aushes; your eyes
two vacant idiocies; your teeth burned
out, and your mouth shut up like an old
accordion, while Your nose will resemble
the headlight on the Red Cloud Saloon.
Better follow the example Of the honest
Dntchman, and say, Go away With your
whisky give us pledge"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

On TrME-Last week one Of our Main
street fancy goods merchants ordered an
article from a firm he had been dealing
with in New York. In reply the firm
wrote back thar the goods desired had
all been sold, but a small quantity, which
they had delivered to their travelling
salesman, who, they wrote, would proba.
bly, drop in 10 see the Main street mer.
chant abont the time the letter reached
him: While the merchant was perusing
the letter he raised his eyes as the front
door opened and saw the commercial
tourist, who had just arrived in town,
thereby literally fulfilling the words Of
his firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

No TGAlHs-No trains have arrived
over the B. & O. road from the east since
Saturday last, on account Of the floods
along the line of the road east Of Ciumber,
land. Central Ohio trains are arriving
and departing on time, however, It il
thought that all trains will be running
within u hay or two. Trains are not yet
running further west than Green Springs
Run, which is some eighteen or twenty
miles cat Of Cumherland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

Nor MuoH HONOR TO c1AYsyrI1E-
We see it stated in the Pittsburgh papers
that Frank Rande, the notorious despe.
RADIO, recently arrested in 81, Louis for a
double murder, after desperate conflict
in which be killed one policeman and
nearly murdered another, 10 native Of
Clayeyille, Pa, and that his real name is
Frank Durant,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27
MORNING NOVEMBER

PERSONAL PoTNn.-Mr. Fritz Schultz,
otCarver, Mimi, Ia anno1noed 10 lecture
In Turner Hall this evening upon eMo-
aes, Jesus, Luther, Thos. Paine and the
RadicalisIns Of today
The temperance people Of CArmi, Illi-
noia, have been "resolntihs" upon 4. Z.
NObleran apostle from this city, who intro
dnced the Murphy movement there.
II is hardly necessary TO say that the res.
olI!ions were Of a complimentary nature.
Mr.. Ed. Price, who was some weeks sgo
hurt by a fall from the new Washington
Hall building, has recovered from his In.
juriea, and was on the street yesterday.
Rev. Latane, who preached for The Re.
formed Epi'copalians on Sunday, left for
his home In Virginia yesterday.
Mr.. Henry w. Elig, the North Wheel
Ing grocer, has left Tor the vicinity Of
Barnesyille for . few days hunting.
Miss Hattie Matthew, Of IronIon, o.,
is Visiting the family Of Mr.. John Rog.
ers, oil North Wheeling.
Judge Q. p. I. Moore, Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, yesterday received
telegram from bis home ut Point Pleas
ant, Informing him Of tho dangerous III.
ness Of his daughter with congestion Of
the brain, Judge Moore leitlo home
last night, on the steamer Express.
Hon. Daniel Peck, we are glad to hear,
iS recovering irom the injuries which he
received last week.
Nathaniel Wells, Bq,, Of Middle Ferry,
opposite SLeubenyille, was IN the city
yesterday to look after case Of damages
he has against the p. W. & Ky. road. lie
is one Of the substantial citizens OF Brooke
county and holds his own we'll for man
OF his Year,. lie claims several hundred
dollars damages from the railroad COM
pany for trespasSing upon his premises
beyond their right Of way, and conse-
quent damage TO his property. The case
will be tried here at the spring term Of
the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

SOME Gne music is promised at The Dis.
Giples' Church on Thanksgiving Day.
The following well known singers will
participate: Mrs. Geo. 3. Caldwell, Mrs.
Mollwain, Mrs. James Brown, Miss Eva
Rice, Mr. Ed. Hobbs, jr, Mr.. Joseph Hall,
Mr.. 0tcar Seeley, Mr.. John +. Mendel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

The P. W. & Ky. RoAD.-contractOr
Mackin, Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky Railroad, was in the city yea.
terday. He Is confident that the road
will be completed and cara running by
Dec, 18th, If ties are promptly furnished
him. The delay heretofore has been
caused by the difficulty experienced in
securing ties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

Glorious NEwsl-The good time b,s
come at last. We will open 100 piece
Of choice madder colored' Calico at Sc
per yard.
Good Flannels at l2Ic.
Good Carpet at loo.
Handsome Dress Goods at loo,
zoo Black Cloth cloaks, new styles, at
Good Muslins tor Sc.
Good Bed Comforts for 81 %.
Good Blankets for 81 90.
10 pieces super Ingram Carpet worth
Soc for Soc.
Other goods in proportion. Call soon
Il you wish 10 save money, at John
Roemerls Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall
Paper Emporium, No. 30ls and 2O2l
Main stteei, Wheeling.