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THE OBSERVER

Needs 20 formal statement Of principles.
nor elaborate recital Of what it win do. or
expects to do, in the coming year. II can
offer no stronger guarantee for It's future
than is offorded bv its past conduct. II
will labor earnestly and faithfully for the
advancement Of the Democratic party. and
for the good offhe State. which it believes
to be one and insepsrable.
To this end 10 desired at once largely
increased circulation for The Observer and
the wholesome literature it is giving to the
peol 10 Of North Caroliua. nnce in house,
hold. the Observer becomes fixture. II
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piaI TOSS tfOn Dlo CHAIR 70 permit the
faint light from the window 10 fall on the
face Of his visitor. When he recognized the
Padre Zologa be sat down again. His rs
solution was taken.
But how.' he asked, do you propose to
save me? Woul1 not any attempt at fight
from place like this be detected and
make my lot harder than it is at present?
Fear nothing. the monk eagerly repli-
ed (; only say. will you be one of us. and
win you follow met There Is subterra-
|nean---'
That is all right. then.' Disa replied.
rising from dis chair and dragging the pa
DIRE to corner Of the room where he had
deposited his mantle and cap: i agree to
your proposal in 50 far that | will follow
you to the outside Of these walls, and that
right now. II | shall gain the Sierra be-
fore morning ! have no time TO lose.'
Yes. but viii you PROMISE
Il promise nothing Disz cut him short.
AS soon az we reach the open air our roads
part shall never walk the ways Of your
Church
The PADRE with trembling hand tried to
loose his sleeve from the iron grasp which
held il. 4 leave you to Jour fate then,
he hissed; your execution Is decided u2oI
already
Yes. il would be pretty had. il God had
not sen: you ii time Diaz chuckled
You know that if you make the least ress
tance or try to elude me shall alarm the
guard why shouldn't l. And then---the
French would hang you before you could
confess one per cent. Of your sins. 30 let
us go, and be quick. please; if you de.ay
me much longer il will not be worth while
going. and shall give the alarm any
how.
The padre was too shrewd not TO COM
prebeDd bis mistake. and was not the man
10 risk his own skin for barren revenge
We'll. follow me. then. he sighed. but
be sure the vengeance Of God will sooner or
later
.IIuso, hush,s said Diaz. .l,m no In
dian. my good friend il wouldn't do in my
case, you know
The sentry o. the lower floor heard
ereaking noise in an unused part Of the old
building. but said nothing till he was re-.
lieyed. and no one thought much Of the cir.
cumstsnce. But at midnight. when the SER
gesnt Of the guard went up stairs with
lantern. the prisoner under bis charge was
gone, and, though forty minutes later the
entire mounted garrison Of Puehla gallop-
ed out iu every direction. none Of US or ours
ever heard Of Gen. Diaz sgain till he sp.
prised us Of his existence BY capturing
silver convoy in the Sierra Of Salisco. about
q year aiterward. .....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09

tOUrSr 81 ~IUHl Is y cOHN eTt HnU
thorough aS that OF any institution In the
state, following the most approved meth
DDS. and embracing full course In the
IOI owing Departments of study: !. The
EuglSh Branches. > The Latin and
,ircrk Languages. 3. The Modern Lam
guag,S. (. Pure Mathematics. }. Applied
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engineer
Ing. u. Toe Natural Sciences. :. Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping.
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Journalistic PIeRsaniries.

THE impression has gore abroad thsL
the notorious Po-tmSster-Physician, Of
Bridgeport, was in the same condition
when he penbed that 'stOu. article Tor
the Evening Moaotony rs when be made
has famous attempt TO intlmIdate voters
last fall. / G., had two much To-Day
aboard. Outlines of blackguardism are
plainly visible throughout the article, and
Its awluIiy curious what II remarkable
man the good doctor is, to answer al
article without having read 1t. The
people OF Wheeling are amazed and
wonder greatly nj the evident signs OF n
decaying reason so graphically portrayed
in the blast from the doctors bugle
horn and kilograms for new editorial
corps have been sent all over the country.
The good doctors "s!out article has
caused revolution in the newspaper
business.
Y EsTERDAY morning mule and cart
employ ed IN the eXcavstIng vt the foot OF
Twenty.second street, rolled over the
river with but little dsmage.-iHtclh.
gcncCr Rolled over the river Is good,
but a. the Item is SO indefinite, il Is TO be
assumed that the hteiLigencer man WAS
the mule. and the object rolled over
(the rlver) WAS u beer barrel.
The information WAS gwen in the
Sunday paper yesterday that the Eews
items III the ROOSTER were prepared IN
the back room Of this establishment.
The Information Is correct. as tina: back
room is preferable 20 sitting on the curb
stone and trusting to providence 10 pre-
pare them fer you, r. does the Leaaer
man.
JOHNSON had n collar on last week; he
went to Fulton, and the LcGdeT yester-
day published "Collared Dog story.
That's right, Chswles, an open ntession
is good for the soul, and will insure
lone Grave in the Forcs.' where "0ld
logs" abound.
The administration has been appealed
to and the editor OF the Bridgeport Item
has been ordered to publish the Post
MASTER Physicians sftidsvits. For the
doctors sake it Is to be hoped they have
not been dressed up to read SIS crooked
" rs did his stout article
CHARLIE JOHNSON visited Fulton last
week, and IN yesterday Leader sour
tailed" account of his wauderings WAS
published under the tscetious caption of
a Tale OF d Cur
THE "stout article has appeared; the
honor OF the spirits has been avenged,
and the doctor Todd les about a selt-msde
man-in his own mind.
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NOrn,nI SchOOIs.

The Board OF Regents, on Saturday
inside the following additional appoint
ments of teachers for the Normal schools;
For the branch school at Shepherds
towu-Prol. Joseph McMurrsn, princl'
pal, salary II, 100; Prof d. ID. Pendleton
first assistant, salary $1,000; Prof. 5. s
Smeltzer, second assistant. salary $500;
Mrs. Lille p Lee, third assistant,
salary $500 Executive Committee
Messrs. George NJ. Beethoven, c. T.
Butler and Rev. K. c. Holland
For the Branch School at Farmont,
Prof. J. e. Blair, principal, salary 81, 300;
Miss NJ. L. Dickey first assistant, salary
500; Mss Lucy Fleming second As.
sistsnt, salary $500 Executive Com mt
tee-Messrs j. T. Sands. james Morrow,
ir. and J. W. McCoy.
For the State Normal School at Mar
shall College, the BoaTd postponed tie
appointments of principal and first sssis =
ant, but appointed the second A.
sis,ant and Matron. For the position Of
Second Assistant and Matron, Mrs. l.. {.
Martin, OF Huntington, was appointed at
a salary Of 5000. Executive CODmittee,
Messrs. j. II. Obey w H. Hagau. and p.
Ii. Mccullough.
The following order was entered:
Ordercd, Tha, the President of this
Board be, and he Is hereby authorized,
upou the recommendation OF the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Stste Normal
School, or at any one OF the branch
schools. to employ additional assistants
when the patronage of the schools Justify
such employment,
The board then atinurned xinc dc.
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PprS0tlulitiPs.

Mrs. Annie Sweeney. of Wheeling, Is
here OH visit to her relatives and
friends, and will remain several weeks. -
FaUuOu Vest IjrgmiaH.
Ms. j. W. Ward, Island, lett cor Oak
land, Md, Saturday, where she will
spend the month OF July visiting friends.
Mr.. NJ. Hal and wife, of Wheeling,
sre visiting friends in this neighborhood.
-Ncr NartpSUiite Messenger
Judge Raymond, of the Supreme
Court, left over the Baltimore and Ohio
road for Fsirmont, Saturday, and Judges
Green. Moore ard johnson lett on the
Hudson the same day Tor their respective
homes.
Auditor Miller returned home yester.
day, after au absence of about week
Rev. Thompson, PreSiden: OF the West
Virginia University, j. in the city. He
returns to Morgantown today.
Mr. Lewis Baker has been confined to
his bed tor several days past by severe
illness. He is no" recovering, and hopes
soon - be out again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
SMALL IAt.E,
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

M MARRIAGE licenses issued Satur
day.
WIN. TAYLOR, the new Standard
picther, Is expected to day,
The bridge over Wheeling creek at
the Whitaker mill WAS finished on
Saturday.
TssRE were no transactions in real
estate recorded, Saturday, in the ottics OF
the County Clerk.
Miss TAYLOR, of the Female College,
has returned rom business trip
throughout the State.
MEETING OF all parties Interested IN
the proposed soldiers monument, Is called
To take place at the court house on wed.
Resdsy evening.
A SPECIAL term Of the Supreme Court
will probably be held here IN October,
for the purpose OF rendering decisions IN
cases submitted during the term Just
closed.
/ A NUMBER Of Wheeling turner's, IN
der charge OF Prot. A. Leibold, will visit
the 22d festival OF the turner societies oil
the United States, to be held At MllWau-
kee rom July 18th to the 23d.
Omo county is one of the finest counties
in the world for the commission OF
crimes, there being no funds appropriated
by the Board of Commissioners for the
capture and punishment OF criminals.
THE funerals of Mrs. L. T Friend and
and Mrs. John Oesterling, which took
place on Saturday, were the largest that
have taken place IN this city for years.
Both interments took place at Green
wood.
NEARLY week has passed since the
brutal murder Of Dennis Carney, near
Elm Grove. and no effort has yet been
made tending towards the apprehension
and bringing to justice of MS murder
ers.
The usual exodus from the city by
Measure seekers occurred yesterday, and
Horn brooks and Neuhausen's summer
resorts were crowded. The Elm Grove
cars and excursion trains did slashlng
business.
Now that the merchants residing on
Market street, between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets, have taken the initiative
steps in the way OF having the streets
GRADED, would il not be well for others
on the sane street to 10 likewise.
A cRAYoN picture of General K. f
Lee, made by J. w. Myles, artist, is on
exhibition at Nicors picture store. The
picture WAS made tor Governor Math-
ews and is perfect fac smile OF
picture of Gen Lee shortly before his
death Mr.. Miles, though young, Is fast
becoming noted artist.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Religious Notes.

The next general Presbyterian Council
will be held at Philadelphia.
There we're no services in the Third
Presbyterian church yesterday.
Quarterly meeting services were beld
Yesterday at the Zane Street church, Elder
W. +. Wilson presiding. Rev. Prickett
preached in the evening.
At the Chapline Street VI. +. church
the subjects treated were "Hearers of the
Gospel and Humility the way to Ex-
altsuon
The Uuspeakable Gift and solitude
in Every Mans Life" were the subjects
of discourse at the Fourth Street NJ. +.
church.
Rev. Wlldlug tool, for his subjects at
the North Street church "a Wonderful
PRAYER and Its Mighty Effects" and
The Gospel for ALL"
Conforming to Christ and "Christs
Precious Gift" were the subjects dis
cussed by tho Rev. Clancy at the First
Baptist Church.
The subject Of discourse at the Six
teenth street Evangelical Lutheran
church yesterday WAS encouragement
\ to Troubled Souls based on fsalm XVII
| |, God is our refuge and strength, a
very present help in trouble The ser
wees were largely attended. The pas
tor, being quite iii, was scarcely able to
conclude the services, and ms n conse-
quencc the church was closed NJ night,
The annual congregational meeting OF
the Sixteenth Street English Lutheran
church takes place to-Llght
At tue First Baptist church, on Tues
day evening, temperance meeting will
be- nclG under the auspices Of the |. o.
&. t; on Wednesday evening, prayer
meeting, snd on Thursday evening, the
| ladies social union entertainment.
The Lakeside Sunday school camp
| opens Its session tomorrow evening,
under the lead Of Rev j. A. Worden, OF
Steubenville Lakeside Is twelve miles
from Ssudusky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
Temperance Notes.

The usual temperance meeting was
held IN OTIS Hall last Saturday night.
After singing and the reading o, q
chapter in the Bible, Mr. a. 6. Winchrr
led in prayer. Capt. John Bags WAS
the first 30 give the meeting start. M
{. w. P1meroy, OF Chicago, WAS then
introduced, followed by the following
gentlemen: Mr.. Jake kemp!e, Rev.
Clancy, Hiram Young, Thos. Smith and
coiored brother, Mr.. Alex. Turner.
There wss one signer to the pledge, one
of the city policemen. The meeting was
q good one and was not dismissed until
after 10 o'clock. There seems TO be more
interes. taken in these meetings the last
week or two past than heretofore.
large meeting was also held at the same
place last night
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AGhauce for IA Pull.

For several Sundays past, number o!
halt grown young men have met at and
secreted themselves in the lumber yard
st the corner of Chapline and Twenty
third streets, where they indulge in
Decorating the Sabbath by card playing.
Our informant, q gentleman of veraclty,
has seen the unlawful doings and has
tried to ascertain who the parties are, but
so far has failed. The people in that
vicinity are deslrous of having the NUS
auce abated.
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RINer News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 9 feet in the channel
The Courier departed Saturday for
Parkersburg, ard VII. be followed today
by the Science.
The Hudson departed fer Cincinnati
Saturday afternoon.
The Granite State passed down SDtur-
day en- route Tor Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
ELECTION of Officers.

The Beethoven Singing Society yes
terday elected the following officers:
President, Julius Blumenberg; Vice
President, Christ Arnold; Corresponding
Secretary, A. Theilscker; Financial Sec
rotary, f. MAYER; Treasurer. +. Behrens;
Director. Ii. Yaas; Vice Director, Louis
Vaas; Music Librarian, G. Conrad;
Music Committee, &. Fink, f. koerner,
F. Mayer; Library Committee, A. Theil-
acker, T. Wilky and Richard Henry.
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Another street Car Rowdv.

Saturday night, one Robert McCsnn,
hsI!ing from Ohio, boarded = street car
and endeavored to swindie the driver
out of the fare In attempting TO collect
the fare the driver was terribly abused
bv Mccain, whose language wss of q
very obscene order. Officer Thompson's
attention was called to the matter, and
Mccain was arrested and locked up.
He will be tried before the police court
This mnrninr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
,,urxcUs SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experience mere our
ing the sum er months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the ueslle
for wholesome TODD, ann frequent PEI
snirations reduce bodily energy, Partlcu.
lariy those suffering from the effects Oh
Duplicating diseases. In order 10 Keep %
natural, healthful activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means. rol
this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Is
very effectual. A few doses Will create AL
appetite and give fresh vigor 70 the eneI-
vated body. For dyspepsia, IL is my -
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can De per
Inantly cured by the drugs whlch ale gem
orally EN- ployed for thatpurpose: lheSea
Weed Tonic in its nature Is totally uluer-
emit from such drugs. II contains no cor cor
roSive minerals OF acids; in TACT IL a>slsIs
tn 9 regular operations of nature, ana sup
pites ner deficiencies. The tonic IN ltS
nature SO much resembles the gastric ,ulce
that ii II almost identical with that nulu
The gastric juice is the natural soIven'
which, in healthy condition OF the body'
causps the food to he digested; ana wheil
this Juice is not eXcreted IN suinclsn
Quantities, indigestion, with all It's dlS,
tressing symptoms, follows. The sea W oou
Tonic performs the duty of the gastric
Juice when the latter is deIcleh T.
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE, CITY % wHFELr-,.
July 2ud, ".
Public notice IL hereby given To- a.. &C.
sons Interested that the Asscssor- 81 49,.
by the Council OF the City ~ Wh'r.tn.
have completed their assessment To- '.'
year and mace return thereof 10 my y
Any person wishing 20 appeal from sa..
assessment or desiring any COTrrcu1.'
nSde, will appear at The city EulI.li
b"ior" the Board Oi Equalization Au1 a
poal-, on the on day ~ July, ~. ~ .
O'Clock A. NJ, ~ tn" said board vi mr'
~ that time a. ih" said 'Iiy Building
h.HT all object Ous ~ Fald asscsAInoUi az
revise and correct the same.
ALEX trDEGHAiF.
luz CIV t.urs
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
OR BUILDIYG 4 sHERrFFs HOUSE

GOR BUILDING \ SHERlFF'S HOUSE
4 and jan.
Proposals will toe received by IN" Com
mIttce OF Marshall COu Is Court on JAN,
unit Tuesday, July J., III. al ] O'Clock p.
~, for the building OF Shcrin's House
and Jan Tor Marshall county, West r.
g.ui.., according 10 lac plan and spccIii,a-
lions, which can b. seen a. the Court
House OF said county on and after July
6tu, 1917. Proposals Will be received Tor
the whole building or by the s"p"ratc
trades. Contractors 10 iurni h all mate
rails.
All bids are 10 be- adore sod IL sealed
envelopes, addressed 20 Frank McJilton,
Esq, MOundsville, Marshall county, West
Virginia, and marked Proposals tor
buildidg Jail and Shcrih's House. or pro.
posals for such part at the work as the
bidder may desi:c. The committee Tc-
serve the right to reject any and an bids.
FRANK MCJILTDS.
iva Chairman com ltteu.
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings In me Dii
ferent judiciary Bodies.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-JUDGEs
GREEN, RAYMOND, MaoRE AND JOHN
SON.
The usual order ws- msde continuing
all cases not otherwise disposed OF, and
orders were entered for the payment OF
all sums due from the Stats !or the Inc'-
dental expenses o, the Court.
In the case OF the OHIO VALLEY Iron
Works VS.. the town Of Houndsvl!le, the
opinion OF the Court was read by Judge
Moore, affirming the decision 9th" CIR
cunt Court of Mashnll county.
In the case OF Daniel Snyder
ct al! v. +. G.. " ~. l.
r. X. Co, from Brooke county
the option was read by Judge Hay
mond, affirming the decision OF the CIR
cult Court.
In the case OF J. W Zane V. + b.
Zane and q. u. Sawte,l, from ONO
county. the opinion was read 3y pre-
siding Justice Green, c'rrsctlrg ana
affirming the decree of the Circuit
Court.
In State VS. Hurst, judgment was re.
yersed and trlsl ordered.
Mr.. h. Ii. Pendleton was admitted
to practice on motion of Sir. Mckennon.
Adjourned till the irst day Of next
term, which convenes at Charlestown on
the first Monday of August.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case of the National Tube
Works VS.. Franklin Insurance Co., the
objection to the replication Was sustained.
In the case OF j. Gray Y Co. ys. K b.
McLaln, the decree OF the County Court
vas reversed, and lesve given for pro.
cess against parties not before the
Court.
In The ca Of James w DIckey V.
VIM. Reed, Administrator, it appearing
that the amount in controversy Is less
than $50 exclusive OF interest, the order
heretofore made removing tins cause
from the County Court, was set aside and
the cause remanded To the County Court
for trial.
L. W Johnston, guardian OF Ella
Spearha!tz, in Ono, was authorized 20
| remove estate belonging TO MS ward III
this county.
In the case of j. II. Payton V. Elijah
Msrling, ir., the judgment O! the County
| Court WAS reversed and cause retained
for trial.
In the case of james Webb vs.. Mrs.
Webb, for divorce, an order Was
entered making an allowance TO defend
ant to enable her TO carry on her SUIT
and for her maintenance.
The motion Tor new trial In the case
of Mary Currsn VS. Thomas Owens, was
argued and submitted.
In the case o Anna Gather " John
Gather, n decree of divorce was grantei
the plant Il
Adjourned until this morning at nine
o'clock.
POLICE CoUET-JUDGE cKANMER.
VIM. Clator, disordeTIy, fired one
dollar and costs. Paid.
John Arthurs, jr., disorderly, lined two
dollars AT d costs. Paid.
Louis Fredericks, fined two dollars and
costs. Paid.
TIE case against Thomas Gray, tor
disorderly conCuct, was dismissed.
John Truschell, bathing in the river,
fined one dollar and costs. Pad.
jacob Speidel, disorderly, tined twenty
dolars and costs. Committed.
TIN case against David Gsroin, for
disorI,r,y c,niI., wa- couH.I't g"a-
orally.
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". ". EEDNAS. gyO. e.. EgS'
W L IL AffTTns
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The Mathews Light Guards.

A special from this city to yesterday 5
Cincinnati Enquirer speaks for itself;
The Mathews Light Guards, of this
city, despsiring OF an opportunity of dis
tinguisbing themselves in the campaign
of the revenue officers against the West
Virginit Moonshiners, are preparing for
a BslaklavIan charge upon the bellies at
White Sulphur Springs, and will leave
tor that place August 4th.
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NOTICE
VI 49, -, y" ., II"' - ~

CITY % WHEELING, TAYOr '3OrIE.F
WHFELISs, ". Va. Jul. . .....
Public motto lg hereby given iha Ord
following section OF tho city UTdIuE
relation 20 Offences, ~..I yr % Zidls s
forced upon in" approaching nh dag
July, and a. other lines:
a. 70. ~. n shalt b" unlawful fDr a.
person TO IRE OF discharge within -..
parts Oi the city, which are pr saa
no Iald out into lots, or within Q.
hundred feet OF saId limit, any cau.
gun. pistol or ffr arms, ~ any cTa.s .
-grib. rocket or d % wgrF-. except 20 g.
case Of necessity, or in u" dis lurFr .
some puD!Ic duty, or at a military = o..
by order Of ihr pNlosr IN rOmmaEt,
with the perm --lOu Of the Mayor No. o..
city. ANDREW j. SWEE ~.
Ju2 MaJ Oh,
". ". EEDNAS. gyO. T.. NEDS'