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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
EOR AN lNCURABLE CASE.
DR.. Le Rlshsu's
90 L d y N BA L y Am


After ten years of trial on this coast. has proved
Itself the only curstivc In certain cIs.. OF
disease pronounced BY medical practitioner a
o.. IL sschau's COLDER B.,..,u No
Ourcs Chsncres. nrut and second stage; rocs
Copprr-colored bioiehes, syphiiitic Cstsrrh'
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms of
the diseasr Known - Syphilis. Price. a. p~v
bottle. or two for ~.
~. lie nichse's Colder BsIsam n. y
Ceres t.I , Mereurial. syphiii,ie Rheums.
liberated Sore Threat. sypiliiitic Rssh, umr:
and Contracted Cords, stiffness of. h. Ii,ai-
and ersdicstes all disesss~ from the AZ ssc,,,
whether caused by tndisrction or abus., oi
ins'cury- leaving the blood pun and health
Pries. ~ per bottle. o. two for ".
DE-. IL Suehes'e Geldsss Spanish
For the cur Of 0onorYhcs, (,j.>t Irr,,.,,,i
Gravel, and all Urinary a Dental dlssrvuns
menea Price. ~ ~ per hottle
Dr. L. htchaa's Gslfsn Spanish
A wash and rn,.e ,,s;Ssss: :, a.. -,
orSss insmSs.sy is.. INN ssre. ssrs % - Son ~
dissssss q the Kidneys and Bisdssr. Price
81 % per bottle. INV
Alsss Agents for nr. L. Rlehsv.s
Oelaee P11os.
fos seminal, wcstssss. xisht Em,s.lons. In.
potency, and ell diseAccs arising from Misiur.
baton end cxccseivc sbusrs. Price a. ~,
lUssle. The genuine 0oLDxS Bats ~ il rus n
only In round bottles. ON rrcelta ~ uy,ev
llnSe mcdteinss . ~ b. s~st 90 eli psrt. 81 ~.
country. ~ esprcss or mail. securely psch, 4
NO nv fsonl otsesvsslen. pols Assrss. q. y
aaCuAkDs = CO.. Wholesale esd Mai drvs.
Riste and chssnlsts, southwest conner of 1,iSs
Augi0-is '''""'"s;
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Or. l. 4. hEaRlck.
HonKoPArsic PnYsrC,A
o''ics-ls Nat Rineieis New BIO, :. usr.on
CARSON olry. Nevada.

= SECOND JUDICIAL DusTRucr
sSrmsS, ' so ., us STATE u Nevada, In aud Tor
John v shrisssa. decrssa1. Notice = Ssss,,. y,
s Evss,, ,let MONDAY, TIE fITTH DAY az
rl .unuAhY. lS1. 81 10 o'ciork A. =. ana ~
,..sn . o. said Court In Canon CITY. hsvs
iss ~ v r,,p - = ne time and place iof prov
I'D ios hsariss Abe sppIicssios 81 S:ssss -, =.
~ We Issuance 70 him NJ lssters tssssmsstssr
vnsn sed whsfv any person intersSssd snse -
peeF ed eosssst the easps. ~ ~
Dated January o. isf5. b- f
S"o TIE ARDS, cierk.
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sHERiFF's SALE.

o,,. .nTUE OF A DECREE AND
TAI OF tue Honorable Second Judicial District
Sax.,;. ~ sna ior the county Of Ormsby. State Of
la, u.s. on judgment obtained therein ON the
nn ~ us ~ ~ November. A. d. ls76, and sttested
of w.,is my ay ., november, A. 1876. In favor
nri.s,,r .reo COMPANY. aud against A. Is.
a. ~ s.. Irehnor Conn and J W. Walton,
ana ~, nuin VI eighteen thousand one hundred
With 'hnl,y-seven dollars and hfty-nine cents.
sand ar. .c nan, on the sum Of eight thou
y-one cents $500 5i-lo0l from the 23d day OF
~, Ie'o. until psid 81 the rate Of one and
a,n, pei ,ehi, per month: with interest on the
ani, ~ e,eht Thousand four hundred and forty
tola, ,'soI .nercoi from the sd day OF De-
.ou.', 1910. until paid 1t the rate OF ten per
ty.s.yrn s,.'In And costs Of suit taxed q III.
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NOTICE o. ASSESSMENT.

MONTH CARSON SILVER MIN.
X\ ing Company. Location Of principal
plAce OF business. Ssn Francisco, California
Location Of works, ornsby County, Ney,da.
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 9TH day of Jan.
uary. 1877. All assessment, No. g. OF fifteen cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin. to the Secretary ct the Office
OF the company, Room |, No. Arr Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this asses saent sball remain un.
paid on the 18th day Of February, is7s. will h,
delinquent. and advertised for sale al public
suction; and unless payment IL made before
VIII be sold on MONDAY, the F1FTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1877. to pay the delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. BY order Of the Board VI Di-
rectors.
o. II. BOGART, Secretary.
Office, Room !, No. 4o2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

THE DISTRICT COURT Os
.ne United mates for the District of Nevada
~ the matter Of GEORGE q. THAxTtK. bsnL.
rups. ~ sa1ksuptcy .-utitcd states Of Amsrics
D.tiet a. Nevada. n.-A warrant in bsnhruua'
~ nss been issued by sstd Court sssinst The
essasc ot George q Thaster Of Csrson. county
oi or,nsby and stats Of Nevada, In said dlstrict
VINO hss IAN duly sAjudN~i bsnkvups npou
nus own petition; and the payment Of any d.bts
sna we delivery II any psopc ty belonging 10
ss'd bankrupt. ~ him 0s 10 his use. Ana thc
sraeaes u any prvpesty by him. sss iSvblddss
~ Iaw. = msotInR % tine crsSiitoru Of IN
osnsruN: 70 prove his debts and chups oes 0r
morc asAienees of his estate. will be held ~ :
uoun % Bankruptcy, to In holden 81 vlrsinis
y, M .sd e'sisist on the 18th Day Il Aprsi A. b.
W., o. oeiock y. ~, 81 the once u nj Strnsh
y, Noon No. I. Odd feliovs Duild,ns cn.,...
~ ~ ana emith str~ts. on oi The ReGjstrm m
BANKRUPTCY VI ssid distrtct. :"
Unierd States Mssshsl spd Nesos nsss ~ -
ruptey Toe said Diatrlct.
ny ~ =. CoHnKrr. Deputy. s,s,s
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A NscKLv vuRNraueu nou AZ
~ t0 fsne % ssasonsbls tsssso, fndujev Of
hns. hicdAnpS. silsh street, Csspos CIss.
February 4, 1911. n
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DIssolurIoM Of PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
AN that the copartuership heretofore existing
between NJ. NJ Gsige and A. G. May. in the
vsda. was this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The said 6sige succeeds 10 the books and
business, and he sssanes all the liabilities Of
the late copartnefship; and all debts due tho
same are payable to him.
Signed: M. NJ. GAGE.
A. c. MAY.
Carson City. Nevada, January .. 1sT7.tf
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ESTATE or WIN. PATTERSON,
oEcGASEo.

NOTICE TO CIR z DIT q n
Az Notice 10 hsreby given by the mndsrlepcd
esscmsos u this last vii Of Wtiilns Patterson
dsceassd, 70 the esrditers u, and al persops
having elaine against. the aAid deeesscd, 70 81.
publication u this ncilcs, IA the Ma es.euis,
q the Law once o. :. ". W. Dsviss. corner oi
North CasSos and Procios str.sts, Css~on IN,
Nevada. MN. y. NUa0RuvE we
Executor u tbs last vii Of Win. Ps,ts,sou
6sreaaed.
Dated 81 Carson CITY. 2,d February. is,.-i
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IN aEcOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Ia. ., sne state OF Nevada: In and lot Ormsiy
pastrrvon: dsccssed. = Notice d hsrsby s aver
, ,ns SATURDAY. the nth day Of February.
III 70 O'Clock 4. T., and the ccurtroom 81
ssau Coun In Cerpcn CITY, have hsss appointed
ss, s"s time aed place fcr proving ihs viii q
n. ~ nn,.' rs:sefson dscsssed. and for hess
tns Issuance 70 him Of letter. tsstesusntsry.
When end wherc any pcfSon Interested may a..
pssr and contest the ssme "
February oh. isa7. iod "' W.T.
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MASH 4 TURNER.
Corner Of OrEsby and Secohd streets. near the
ormsty Heuss. carson City. Nevada.


8 .
WE WOULD CALI THE ATsrEN.
wv fion OF Csrpent I wsgoumskcrs, and
All other ~oodworkerv 10 the fact that We can
WORK both soft and hard wood iumbes TO any
desired shape. Edge tools Of ali kinds ground
ana shsrpentd In the best manner. We also
snfisce lumbar. make tongued and grosved
nooitng, beaded ceiling, etc, Parties will do
Wen to give us call. We are prepared to do
good work 1t reasonable rates.
Fsrnitsrs Repairing. wood Turning
and Scroll Saving. Pence Posts
and T'icists made plain
~ tarned or fancy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

Iowa COUNTY COUNCIL. - The
Iowa Co County Council Of Oranges
will hold its first regular meeting for
1877, at the village OF Dodgeville,
on Fndly, March 9th, at 100 p. m.
Each Grange is entitled to five del
egates. Among the business to be
transacted is the election OF officers
for the ensuing year. Let there be
a full attendance Of patrons gener-
ally. r. ROVE, Sec'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2s 1877

THE second trial of Alexander
Sullivan for the murder Of T. A.
Hanford, in Chicago last Fall. began
before Judge McAlister last Mon
day. We see thlt e. P. Weber,
formerly of this city, is one Of the
attorneys in the case, Oh the part of
the State.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28
CEMETERY NATTER.

five of the leading citizens OF Min
erai Po.lt, appreclating the neces.
slty OF procuring a suitable Gene
terry or place Tor the burial Of tue |
dead, resulting from the over crowded |
condition Of the old burying ground, |
met and organized in pursuance OF
law cemetery association by the
name OF the Graceland Cemetery
Association. The following named
persons were elected trustees James
Hut.hison, John CIowney, Joseph
Gundry, james Toay, Thomas j.
Campbell, John III. Vivian, Philip
Allen, ST., NJ ses Nj Strong and r.
Delus Puliord. On the next day
Moses NJ. Strong was elected Presi-
dent, Thomas S. Ansley, Secretary,
John ii. Vivian, Treasurer, and sub
,equeutly James Toay was appoint
ed Superintendent, which offices are
still held by the same persons.
Owing to unexpected difficulties
in obtaining ground, it was not un-
til October, 1919, that the cemetery
was dedicated for public use. The
cemetery ground is Il rectangular
tract Of land, 764 feet east and west
and 55l feet north and south, con-
tanning about ten acres in the north
west corner OF the northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter, OF see.
ton one, town four, OF range three,
east, on the south side of Cemetery
street, which runs betw en- the'resi-
dence of John Ross and the Ro-
man Catholic Cemetery, and directly
west of and adjoining the residence
Of L. J. Cooper. 1t is beautifully
located, presenting n smooth and un-
bl oxen surface with moderate aud
gradual inclination to the south, aud
when the p an of adornment contem-
| plated shall be perfected it will be
one of tue most tasteful and attract
i've spots for the purpose for which
it is Intended to be found in the
northwest.
The cemetery ground has been
! laid out IN suitable lots with apprO-
PIRATE streets, alleys and borders, Il
plat of which has been laid out aud
recorded, and has also been litho-
graphed, The cemetery is inciosed
with substantial fence number
( OF ornamental trees have been plaut-
ed, and it is the design Of the
trustees, as soon as they eau obtain
the necessary funds, to plant a large
additional number, and TO improve
aud adoru the avenues, streets, alleys
and borders, as well as the four cen
tre lots at the intersection Of the
avenues, which arc reserved for
! tdornment.
The grounds Of the association
we're purchased with money borrow
ed by the trustees upon their per
sonal responsibility, fifteen hundred
dollars OF which is still unpaid The
association has no funds, nor the
means Of obtaining any for the pay.
ment Of this debt, uor for the tenc.
lug and adoruing the grounds cX'
cept what may be received from the
sale Of lots The amount received
Tor lots is about one thousand dollars
but has been barely suticicutto meet
the expenses iucurrd, and the inter
est on the loan, leaving the whole oI
the principal unpaid with ho means
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

a DEMOCRATIC County Conven-
ton, to nominate a candidate for
county Judge, is to he held at Dodge
vile, on Tuesday, March 18th. Cy-
rus Lanyon of this city is mentioned
as the probable nominee. OF course
the Republicans will have to do
something in the premises. John
T, Jones, if he can be induced 20 en-
ter the lists, would clean Cyrus out,
we think.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28
Attest: WILLIAM SANDS, Clerk


OK Thursday last, Patrick Egan
and son who live about one and three
foarths miles from Highland came
to Mineral Point, with two loads of
dry-bone and were run out Of town
10y the authorities OF that city, not
because they, or their dry bone was
infected with small pox, nor because
either had been exposed to the small
poX, bat simply, because they did
not live just oue-tourth of II mile
further away from the village OF
Highland, What n liberal minded
set they must he in Mineral Point
PiatteviAe Witness.
The above is only one OF series
of malicious Angs at Mineral Point
that have appeared in tho Witness
lately. The management Of that
paper evidently harbors no good
feeling toward our city-why. we
cannot imagine--cnd avails himself
Of every opportunity afforded to
vent his spleen. That Eyan and
s0u were "run out OF town" is wholly
untrue. They came, as we hear,
knowing their presence was viola
ton of the city ordinances, and
departed uumolested. That they
were noiiicially advised to do mp
their business as quickly as practic
able and take their leave. is tho
fact, as we are assured.
Ia adopting precautionary meas
ures against the introduction OF
small poX among our people, the city
authorities bat obeyed the d ctates Of
the first law of nature, self preserva-
ton. That some people of High
land should feel it hardship is no.
surprising, but that those who give
the subject proper consideration
viii condemn the course Of Mineral
Point, we do not fear. Dodgevile's
course toward the afflicted village
has been precisely the same as that
/ Of Mineral Point; yet we hear 10
such aspcrsions cast upon D,igeville
as are flung ct Mineral Point 10y the
! Witness aud others. II those who
complain Of the course Of Mineral pt.
could realize the losses sustained
! here by decline Of business on 40 ..
count Of the restriction upon com
muuication with Highland, they
would see the improperly Of accus-
ing our people OF ilIiberality.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

BorxD TO GIT Or OF TINS "A
| am determined to close oGt bu-i-
ness iu Mineral Point by April lst,
next, al parties indebted are eX-
pected to settle UP by that date,
without fail. WM REEVES.
Feb. 20, ls11.-td
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28
Local Intelligence.

,5y Business Notices in local columns,
,.oird and in same type as local news, VIII
hr charged for at HE rate of 10 cents per line.
,.,cb Insertion No business notice published
in this department, first issue, for less than
80 cents,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

CONSTELLATION. - Harry Webb
has closed his barber shop on the
public square, and gone in with
Starks. When sat himself" Harry
handles the razor and shears in a
most satisfactory manner. For some
time he has been a consistent Good
Tempar, aud is determined to re-
main so, which all his friends will
rejoice. to hear. Starks d Webb
will no doubt run their business in
such a manner as to give their nu-
merous customers tasty and salts
factory appearance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

The Dafilnp pLou SCuOo4S al SItli
closed, on account of scarlet fever.
". BEST & Son, of Plattevile,
have purchased the MifIlil Woolen
Mil.
Ir costs ten dollars for one lady to
slap another in the face, in church
Of Brscobel.
THEopILUs GEORGE has closed out
lis business in Mineral Point, aud
will remove to Darlington, and there
recomm3nce.
The contractors are energetically
at work repairing the City Hall per
agreement, ID early summer will
sec it completed.
THE Illinois State Board of Agri-
culture has decided to hold the an
uual State Far at Freeport, this
wear aud next.
IT is S. ". and not c. T. Osborne
that has the appointment of Post
master at Darlington. The appoint
mont seems to give very general sat
islaction.
JAMES ToAY and n. r. Martin are
preparing to build the coming sum
mer, fine double store on the lots
Of the former, corner High and Vine
Streets.
REVIVAL meetings are still beirg
held in the VI. T.. and p. NJ churches
with good effect. About 90 have
been brought into the fold Of the
former, and nearly as many more In
the latter. Pastors Benson and Kent
are untiIing in their zeal.
NEXT Monday, Darlington will
hold its first election as u city corpo-
rate. Caucus notices published in-
dicate that the main question to be
voted on is "license or no license" "
Chances seem to be in favor of no
license.
The Cd Quarterly Meeting and
regular sacramental service of the
s. Al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

KNIGHT, of the Darlington Demo
crat, was red hot for the Electoral
Commission up to the time it count
ed Florida for Hayes. Since then a
change has come DER the spirit of
our contemporaries dream. Hear
him squeal now:
The Democratic papers that opposed the
compromise counting bill seem to have the
call now Wen they did tell Us so, and they
were right when they said no conhIcucc conid
be put in Republicans fairness, even If be
was Senator or member Of the Supreme
Court Forgive u, aud we viii neyar sin again
in that direction,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

REPUBLICAN CoUNTT CONvEN-
TIoN-As win he seen by call Of the
County Committee elsewhere in this
paper, we are to have a convention
at DodgevilIe on Friday, March 10th,
to nominate a candidate for County
Judge. It.is earnestly hoped that
each town viii be fully represented,
and "a candidate nominated who will
command the full vote Of his party,
in which event success is sure, for
we have a clear majority in the
county Of nearly two hundred, as
shown by the Presidential vote last
Fan. Although it is not 50 stated
10y the committee, the general under
standing is that the basis Of repre-
sentation will be the vote Of last
Fall, on which the number Of dele.
gates from the several towns Will be
as follows
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

FIRE PROOF Safe for sale atfa bar
gain. Apply to Birely q Son. je"-
elers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

Theopilus George offers for sale
his Brick Furniture Store and the
let on which it is aituat-h. Cheap
for cash. Enquire at the City Banl :.
February q, 1914. OF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

WE have been remiss in not ere
this mentioning the tact that Messrs,
w. J Cox and James Prince have
become successors to Henry lvey in
the butchering business, at the foot
of High street. The new firm mem
bers are known ard respected as
honorable and agreeable gentlemen,
and their shop will 10 doubt be
found a good place to buy steaks,
roasts, broils, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

SCRIBNER FOR MARCH has some
50 illustrations. among them an en-
craving of Gilbert Stuart, accom-
panying Miss Stuart's "reminiscences
of her father The continuation of
that charming story nicholas MIN
turn" is embel.ished with a fine plate
Julius Wilcox contributes paper
entitled "Exposition of Life Insur-
ance," which is of great general in
terest. Some anonymous writer
strongly defends Chinese immigra-
tain. A fund of other excellent
things make the magazine one of
the best ever issued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

FoR SALE, good secondhand
buggy. Inquire at this Office. If
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

SEE in another column the adver-
tisement Of John Charles and Will.
Wasley, carpenters and bnilders.
These young men are in the front
rank of our mechanics and none can
be more implicitly relied upon "to
do the right" in every contract or
transaction. Their shop is in the
old NJ. L. Church building.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

OuE popular druggist, &c. Atweli, has sold
lis establishment to c. a, Ferrin Il Co, Mr.
G. A. Verrn i, from Miuclal Point, He studied
medicine with bis father the late Dr.. Ferrn
and has had four years experience in DR.. Pull
ford's drug store in the above named place.
Success to the new firm. .--Dar.ing on Rep.
Charles many friends here COM
mend him to the good people Of Dar-
lington, confident that he will come
up to their expectations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

Tng popular Richardson boots and
shoes can he had at Sherwood q.
Berg's City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

N common with The great bulk Of the Re
publicans of this section, the CHRONICLE de
sircs to take hack everything II has ever said
or thought in opposition to h" holiinE Rcpub
licaus in the Wisconsin Legislature who secured
the defeat Of Matt II. Carpenter, and to re.
turn them its sincere thanks. The outcome
of the matter i, another good Illustration of
Nasby's remark, that "Proyidence takes better
care of the Republican party than it does Of
ltself."- Dodgcyilc Chronicle,
The "great bulk" of the RepLbli-
cans Of Iowa county have nothing to
take back in the matter Of Carpenters 5
defeat, for the "great bulk opposed
him and sustained the boilers who
beat him. The Chronicle is to be
pardoned for its mistakes in that
contest, and accredited with its
above apology, but its insinuation
that the great bulk of the party
in Iowa county was in sympathy
with it is without warrant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

WHERE can / get the best price
for my Batter, Turlleys, Chickens,
&e.! At IL. 7 Osh0rne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28

PRoF. MCGREGoR, Of Platteville,
is the next lecturer in the Course
lie will lecture upon the poet
Barns Being of the same ma.
iionalily,he will doubtless be in such
full sympathy with his subject tina,
his hearers will have new revela-
ton of the great Scochman. The
lecture will be given in the High
School Room (Seminary Building.) J
Let The place BE borne in mind.
Admission TO those not holding
Season tickets, ten cents. The date
is ednesday evening, March l7th,
1877.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-28
NUMBER 8.

JURORS. - State of Wisconsin,
County of lowa--ss. Pursuant to
notice, the following named persons
were regularly drawn on the 24th
day of February, A. d. 1877, to
serve AS Petit Jurors for the March
term OF the Circuit Court for said
county, commencing on the 9th
day of March, 1877, at II o'clock
A. NJ:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-26
TRIP FROM WHEELING.
Thrilling Experience of ~ Passenger
10 baltimore.


A Gazette reporter ycsteslsy called
upon u gentleman who had just arrived
in this city from Wheeling. He stated
that that place was full OF unemployed
cosl-miners, rolling-mill employees, nail
makers and some few rallroa1men. All
the drinking saloons were open, and
many of the men were intoxicated. They
were roaming through the streets In u
disorderly manner and cheering for the
strikers Threatening language was used
toward the engineers and other men
who worked on the trains. When the
train reached keySer ii WAS stopped by u
blockade of hand Gals and rails piled up.
on the track. These same distractions
were met with Al other points. All the
passengers dismoUnted from the cars and
assisted the train hands 10 remove the
obstructions. Stoppsge was made al
each bridge, and the structure carefully
examined. AT Martinsburg u crowd Of
infuristed laborers, some intoxicated and
stripped to the waist, made an attack on
the round-house, and attempted to set it
on fire. They were repulsed by the mil
itsry, who appeared TO be master OF the
situation. After leaving Cumberland the
whole road was lined with excited
crowds, mostly mlll.men, roughs and
tramps, the latter element predomlns.ing,
and very few railrosd-men being notices.
BILE. The train wss frequently fred a.,
and bricks and stones hurled against it,
Tue obstructlons continued nearly up to
the Relay House.