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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-19
An Old story.
The Nation.

The nation.
Some months ago Frank Whittenore,
an artist, courted New York heiress BY
the name of Alice Carter. Her parents
opposed the match and the twain eloped,
were MAJ red and took up their residence
in the vicinity OF the metropolis. A few
DAYS ago she became mother, her
father relented and sent her a check for
81 900; her husband forged his wife's
signature got the money, abandoned her
and the child and fed TO Europe.
This is n striking illustration Of mar
rying in haste and repenting at leasure.
This poor young woman has now learned
10 her sorrow that her parents knew
much more about her good-for nothing g
swain than she did, and that If she had
followed their advice, she would not
to-day be in sadness.
The last act in this play OF marriage
was the most lugubrious. The father
learning OF her desertion, threw open
his door and killed the fstted calf. She
made up her mind 10 return, but Doc.
tor Tslson, who had attended her In
confinement, had al attachment Issued
against her penstes Tor the amount
owing TO him. They were seized on 3
truck car at the Hobeken Ferry, and
conveyed 10 q station house, where Mrs.
Whittemore, accompanied by her fsther,
appeared az he paid the bill.
Nothing could be more sadly prosaic
than this denoument, but 1t is safe 70 at.
ffirmthat lJessons will be lost upon those
whom it should serve. The young wo-
men will continue 10 think Of the guitar,
the silken ladder the moonlight and the
song Of love The nice young man will
continue to sppear when her young i'm
agination is flied with this parspher-
nslis, and begu.le her willing ear with
his tender story. The experienced
father and mother will frown upon his
suit, and recommend their isyorite, some
unromsutic plodder OF an assured future
from whom the daughter will turn away
She will not listen TO the plain speech oi
the parental choIce. but will hang by the
hour on the sweet words OF her ALMAy'
IVA, and in spite Of family injunction
will marry him, elopIng Tor the purpose
| il Necessary. Then, nine times out oi
ten. she vii! discover when il is too late,
that what she took for gold Wa only
pinchbeck.
Its AT old story and vii probably g
on rs long s. the world lasts. Tht
capacity for loving is something enOr
NOUS in The feminine breast, snd the I'd
verse experience OF others Will Lot dete'
her. As . rule, from taking the man 70
her eho,ce, though he come from the o
gions Of birthstone.
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PHILADELPHIA. June lS.-Flour-
Quiet; superfine Sc 2596 so; extra 81 20
(dIS %; Minnesota family So 25(99 25;
Pennsylvania IS 1903 %; high grades
50 25G6lO5o Wheat Steady; Pennsyl.
vsnis rod 81 SO(9l So; amber 81 S5@
l 95;white 81 O6(a2 10. Rye-Dull At
S5(9s7c. Corn-Quiet; yellow 6lc;
mixed b9@6lc. Osts-Qulcti white 4d
@49c; mixed 45@47c. Clover Seed-
Nominslly st l8@i4c. Pork-At sl4 10.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Cheese
Steady; western 99lS. Eggs In
good demand; western st lS99lc. Pc
trolsum-R Refined lSlc; crude sic.
Whisky Dull; western 81 IL.
TOLEDO, June lS.-W heat--Stesdyi
No. white Michigan 81 %; amber
Michigan spot 81 SO; seller June 81 Gs;
No. 2 red winter spot, 81 7S; seller June
81 "a; seller July 81 AZ; seller August
held At 81 34(9l 81 bii; No. 8 red 81 80.
Corn-.DuiI; high mixed spot 49c; No. 2
spot, and seller July ISc; seller August
SOC; rejected 46c; damaged 40c. Osts-
Dull and nominal.
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Or. G. McLANe'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as 4 remedy for call the ills that
Hesh is heir TO-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com.
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases Of that character.
they stand without . rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory 10, or after taking Qui.
nine.
As a simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INITATIONs.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
: Each box has Q red wax seal on
The lid, with the impression De.
McLAsE's LIVER PILLs.
Each wrapper beam the signatures
ofC. McLANE and FLEAIS0 BRos.
Sold BY al respectable druggists
and country storekeepes generally.
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Cincinnati Lear Tobacco Report for
the Week Endiag June 10.

The favorable weather for prizing and
planting prevailing at the date OF our
last report still continues. The receipts
and offerings at auction have largely in
creased, enabling US ~ report an unusu.
ally heavy weeks business. Prices in
the earlier part Of the were very full on
ali grades, and 20 continued for all the
better sorts, but toward the close toned
down a little on low and common
grades, though prices ara noe quo,sbly
lower. Reports from the growing dis
tricts are TO the effect that . large por-
ton of the crop Is now sot, with every
thing favorable for the entire planting 10
be finished by the lst Of July. The total
offerings At auction tor the week were
l,242 hhds and 1877 boxes, as follows:
At the Plslters' Wsrehouse-24 bids
and Q boxes new West Virginia lugs and
leaf At S3@S IS.
At the Bodmsnn Warehouse bids
West Virginia at $7@2l 80.
At the Globe Warehouses; hhds new
West Virginia at 81 S0(9l0 rs.
At the Morris Wsrehouse-6 hhds and
and 2 boxes new West Virginia at So 65
@l0 25.
At the Miami Warehouse hhds new
West Virginia at $S 1907 10.
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U,HE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
flushes, or 4 circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilatc; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irrita,ed, swells, and some
times blceds; 4 swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par.
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; feeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through.
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tingcd with blood T;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff.
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimesdyan convulsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varIa.
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S vERMIFUGB
Will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prcpa.
ration, not feapdbitefGOing me fl,gh
est faH,y 10 the most ftnafr infant.
The genuine DR.. M'LASE's VER'
MrUCE bears the signatures OF {.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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A good Thing for the Book.

LONDON, June l8.-The case of John
Brsdlaugh and Mrs. Annie Bessnt, the
free thought advocates, arrested some
time since on a charge of printing and
publishing a pamphlet alleged to be OF
immoral character, which was adjourned
to allow the defendants time to prepare
their defense, was begun to-day before
Chief Justice Cockburn and special
Jury. The Solicitor General spoke con-
demning the book as indecent. Mrs
Bessnt replied, defending the book and
denying that it was obscene. The trial
was unfinished at the adjournment OF
court. During the prosecution the sale
of the book increased from 700 copies tc
100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-19

Tue Washington Nation of Saturday
contains the "Good-Bye" OF john BRIs'
BEN WALKER, the founder and editor
The paper will hereafter be printed as an
Independ mt Journal, no longer attempt
ing TO be the organ o! party that has
no existence. In his vsleiictory Mr.
WALKER rr.ers To- the Nations attack
upon IomN SHERMAN and makes the
prediction tnaL IA tour months from this
ds.e Mr.. Su.RNlS will have ceased
holding y seat IA the Cabinet. May his
prophecy BE- true.
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Letter from Posimaster-eeneraI.

Letter from POstmaster.Genera
WAsHINaToH. JXne l8.-Soms days
ago a number of clerks discharged by q
recent appolntee, from the post
Office in one of the largest cities in the
west, visited Washington to lay their
grievances before the Postmaster Gene
raj. They represented that the new post
master had discharged faithful and ef-
ficient clerke (themselves) and had ap.
pointed inexperienced and inefficient
clerks in their stead, and that the pres
ent postmaster is not loyal to the admin.
istrstion. They accordingly ask
for his discharge. The Postmaster
General informed them that he would
lay the case before the President and
having done 80 replied by letter, in which
he says that it appears from the evidences
in the department that the office is well
conducted at present and the special
agent has made favoroble report as to
its present organization and manage
ment. I see that the public are not
suffering for want of good service. The
office is we'll managed now, SO tina. the
complaints are more in the nature
of private rather than public grievance.
The postotiiee is not q political institution,
and if it be true, as you say, that
the postmaster opposes the policy OF the
administration that he has right
to do, and 1t is no cause OF re-
moval unless in his zeal and ac-
tivity he sinks the postmaster
IN the politician. If any one, whether
he supports or opposes the sdmlnistra-
tion, neglects his duty by being busy
politician, or makes himself obnoxious
by reason of inconsiderste and foolish
zeal, he ought to be removed, but II he
attends faithfully to his lduties, and
makes good and acceptable postmaster,
he should not be removed, though he
see feet to oppose the administration.
The President finds no sufficient cause
for change in the postotfice.
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CrscIxSArI, June IS. - Cotton -
Dull and nominal xt tc- Flour-Quieti )
family s. 1909 90. Wheat-Dull; red
81 75(a,l IS Corn-Quiet but steady
q; 4sta50c. Os;s-Quiet At 3s(a4Sc.
Rye-DuIl al 72955c- Bariey-Dull
and nominal. Pork-QuIet a. Sl3 Z5[a,
ls 80. Lard-In fair demsnd; steam
s. 62lc bid, 50 IS asked; curreot makes
sold a. IS soCas so; kettle 80 5Otal0 90
Bulk Meats-NominL 81 62it9S COG
90, these prices bid; keld g tc big her
Bscon-Frm at 5l95tSftG7t(96a
SIC. Whisky Demand i.ir and market
firm at 81 o.. Buttsr-Q1iet and IN
changed. Lnsesd OiI-DGll II 7o972c
Hogs-In good demand st full p1eesi
f.ir 70 good light "a eo(SA e5i butcher
"a 7OS4 50.
PrrTsBunaH. June ls.-Petroleum-
Quies; crude 81 s7sts2 % 81 PArssrs
refined lStc for Phiiadsiphia delivery.
ST. LOUIE June ls-Steady and IN
changed n "a 30taA 90.
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Nyw YORK, June l8.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady at IL ll-l6@ll l6.l6c. Flour
-DIll and slightly in buyers favor; re.
ceipts 5000 barrels; No. 2 So 5O95 90;
superfir.e western and state IS 1906 25i
CONN. on 10 good Sc 5096 GO; good T.
choice Sc 65(36 rs; extra Ohio Sc 50C9
s 90; white wheat extra $6 SO(97 o.
fancy IS 5O@9 90; St.Louis So GOA
10 25; Minnesota patent process 81 %
6,9 rs. Rye Flour-Qwet ut "a BOA
S 10. Corn Steady; western $2 81
Gy3 30. Wheat Dull and in buyeis
favor; receipts $4,000; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 609l 90; No. 2 Milwaukee
nominally At 81 65@l 20; ungrsded
spring 81 46. Rye-Dull; western 10
Ca,7Sc. Bsrley-Quiet Malt Quiet and
unchanged. CoIn-Lower; roc ips 49,
600 bushels; unsound westerb mixed 62ci
ungrsded 56(d5Sc; steam mixed $500
57Sc Oats-Slightly in buyers favor;
receipts 10000 bushel,; western mixed
and state 4Ofa,63c; white western 46t9
66c. Hay-Quiet and unchanged. Hops
Dull; western 89l2c- Cofee-Quia
and arm; BIO cargoes lettg20tc gold;
jobbipg l6i@22tc gold. Sug.r-Du J
and heavy; lair 10 good refining 9iC9lOc;
prime dull lli9l2tc, Porto Rico. Mo
lasses-DulI a. CSC. Rice-Quiet; Louis
isna 5iCd6ic; Carolina 6Cg7 Petroleum
Quiet; crude 7ic; refined lS!c. Tai
low-At &c. Rosin-Unchanged. Tur.
pentine-At 3lc. Eggs-Quiet and frm;
western I-GlSc, Pork Dull at Sl3 30.
Beef Quiet; family mess SIS 80; west
ern long clear middles dull st ~ %
Lsrd-Pirmer; prime stesm ~ 0V9
9 ~; seller July - 0OG9 05. Butter
Unchanged. Cheese Heavy Al 6t9
IOc. Whsky-Dull al 81 ll9l III
CHICAGO, June l5.-Flour-Q Quiet and
heavy; holders 10 order 20 sell seeming
un wiling 70 make corcessions; common
20 fancy western extra 81 76Es 80;
patent 81 f0(all 90; choice winter extra
IS SOFAS 50; fancy brands 80 OO0glO 30
Whest-In fair demaE1 At lower rates;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 46tGl 81
c,sh: 81 I21 seller July; 81 24i seller
August; rejected SOC. Corn-Active hat
lower Al 44e c.sh; ~ seller July 4Sse
seller August; rejected Sst(Assc. Osv-
Dull and . SHADE lower a. S7sc easb;
3sc seller June; s6tS3s!e seller July;
rejected 2sic. Rye-Dull and tendIng
downward at e0CSs2c. Bsriey-D1ll a.
55asOc. Pork--in good demand, ~
full prices; $I2 60 cash; Sl2 60 seller
June; Slz GA seller July; tl2 100
II TIA seller August. Lsrd-Qaiet Bat
generally higher; IS 75 cash; - 76t9
Is 77i seller July; 50 s2igs S. seller
August. BuIk Mesb Primer bot no.
quotably higher. Whsky-Firm al
SlO7.
Gail Bo.rd-Whest-At higher.
Corn.-At tot higher. O.t-Un'
changed. POrk-Euier ., tlZ S2t seller
July; " 80 seller August Lsrd-Un-
changed
SEs YoEK, June ls--Dry Cod
Msn'. xear woolsns sDc sanbsl. ~
,t..dy demand and firmly held b.
srsur. Co,.oos ooopnus 10 fair Request
and am. Brown sheeiings Dsrsms asc
ligh, weigh, brown ducks closely sold up
Prinr moved slowly. Ginghans steady
Foreign dry goods quiet
MIIvAuKKr, June le-floui-Dai
and sssisr. Wkes;-Wesk; tell le
closed nrm; No. 2 Miivsukss 81 ~
seller July 81 4St; seller August 81 got
: No. 9 Milwaukee 81 90. Ccrn-Lover
! No. 2 &c OzD-firu; No. Sofc
Kys-DuiL, weak and lossf; No oIs
Bsriey-Irregulsr; Soz spring zoe; No
8. 4oc-
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AN epidemic of crime is raging
throughout this country. Not an issue
Of 4 daily paper In the land but chroni'
cles a list of suicides, murders and other
crimes scarcely less revolving. 1t is sbso'
lutely appalling, and challenges the most
serious attention OF the makers and
moulders of public opinion. What the
cause and Whist the cure, are worthy OF
the most earnest investigation.
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The Doomed Mollies.

MAUcH CHUNK, PA, June lS.-There
is q feeling of satisfaction and relief here
over the action of the Board of Psrdons
in the cases of the Mollie Maguires.
Some fears are entertained that an at
tempt will be made to rescue the rris
oners. Double guards have been placed
at the Jail and about town. The prs
oners received the news from Harrisburg
stoically.
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Attempt Mt Assassi inaiion.

New YORK, June lS-James Brennan,
to night, attempted to sssasslnste
Father John Fitz Harris, Catholic
priest, while leaving his residence to
minister to dying man. Brennan at
tackled him with knife, cutting him
severely. Brennan was arrested. The
cause Of the affair is understood TO be a
disagreement on money transactions.
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As sign of hopetulness in sn early
return to business prosperity, we note
the fact that almost every paper we pick
up contains some proposition to build a
narrow guage railroad opening up new
section of the country. 1t is not over
production that ails us as much rs mis-
directed production.
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I,aborers' strike.

CAMDEN, n. D., June ia track
lsborer on the Philadelphia and Allan:
tic City railroad having been discharged
the rest of the men, numbering about
$50, stopped work. They are camped
near Beetles woods, tour miles from here,
and threaten violence against all who
attempt to take their places. The sheriff
with strong posse has gone to disperse
them.
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Col. JEFF MARTIN, an old citizen OF
Marshall county, is dead. The notice OF
the event is recorded elsewhere in this
paper. Col. MARTINS career was an
active one, he having filled many po-
sitions of honor and trust during his life.
He dies full of years and much respected
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Indian Fight.

DEApwooD, June l7.-On Friday last
a small party of Indians made dash on
A Montana rancho miles from this city,
and succeeded in running off with con-
siderable stock. A party OF twenty
miners bound for the Big Horn from
this point were fred upon by Indians,
when about 60 miles out One Of the
era was slightly wounded.
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Severe storm.

MEMPHIS, June lS.-A storm last
night broke all the steamers lying at the
leyee loose, and blew down the chimneys
of the osceols Belle, damaging the boat
about fifteen hundred dollars worth.
The other boats were uninjured. The
Cumberland Presbyterian church, on
Court street, and several residences were
unroofed.
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RaSe Ball.

BosToN, June ls.-Boston, 8; Chica-
gos, 7.
LOWELL, June ls.-Buckeyes, 6; Low
ellis, 5.
SYRACUSE, June l8.-Stars, 0; Indian
spolis, 5.
RcCHKsTER, June lS-RoChesters, o;
Louisvilles, l. II innings.
MEMPHIS, June 49, Memphis Reds,
4. Milwaukees, o.
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In Virginia, a man who has not paid
bls cspitation tax cannot vote, and man
who Is not voter cannot serve on sjury.
This pretty etfectuslly sets at rest, in
some localities, the question of negro
suffrage and negro jurymen.
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Indian Fight.

SAN Francisco, June ia dispatch
from Wslla Wslls says The stage
from Lewiston has brought the news
of fight between soldiers from Lapevsi
and the Indians. The fight took place
about thirteen miles from Cottonwood
Creek. Young Joseph and squsw we're
killed during the fight, the Indians killing
six soldiers.
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LARGEqusntities OF peaches are already
being shipped from Georgia to the East
ern cities, by the Southern Express Com
psny. Each peach enwrapped in tbs
sue paper and packed in durable crates,
and the frui. arrives at its destination in
excellent condition.
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English Channel Tunnel.

LONDON, June ls.-The engineers who
m.de the geological explorations and
sound ings for the submarine sunnel be-
tween France and England report that
the tunnel is perfectly practicable, IS
there is . continuous bed OF chalk be-
tween the two shores.
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Pedestrian Feat.

COLUMBUS, IND, June lS.-On June
lst VIM. N. Lake, young man OF this
CITY, started on q walk on our streets OF
500 miles in 500 consecutive hours. At
8 o'clock tonight he has walked Az
miles and appears as fresh and vigorous IS
when be commenced.
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Okn Indian troubles.

MONTREAL, June lS.-Col. Angst OF
the Provincial police says it Is not his
intention to make any. arrests If Chief
Joshph OF the Oks Indians will consent
TO An interview with viss TO settling
the points at issue. Chief joseph and
about fty Indians are armed and in the
hush outside the village of 0ks. Colonel
Amys, .sys the object of his visit is to
protect the French Canadians, lnciuaing
the priests and nuns from being attacked
by the Protestant Indians Who are under
arms. but the latter are Of the opinion
ths, this is mere pretext to gel them
within their gra,p. 1t is reported TO day
,ns, the police have ordered all news
paper reporters 70 leave Oka-
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Marine.

Lexpos, June ls,-Arrived-Steam-
er City Of Chester from New York.
NV YoRK, June ls-Arrived-
Steamer Italy, from Liverpool.
N.w YoRK, June iS.-Arrived-
Steamer Windard from Hamburg,
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any other poin.

Our West Virginia local exchanges
continue 10 come TO US containing ac-
counts OF the wonderful success OF what
Is known as the MURPHY movement In
their midst. Many marvel at the rapid
strides made by this movement, but we
think it is largely due to the moderation
with which it is conducted. Mr..
MURPHY has proved tLst it is possible
10 combine fiery earsestness amount.
ing 10 enthusiasm in behalf of q cause
with the utmost moderation in dealing
with its opponents. This Is, perhaps, be
cause he regards the cause to which he Is
attached in its true light, as simply an
Instrument to be used 10 eiecting great
result. He IS. if we read his speeches
sright, an enthusiast in the cause of hu-
msnlty, and he recognizes st all times
the manhood, and consequent kinship to
himself of liquor dealers rs well ss
hqupr drinkers. He knows that in the
liquor trade, IS in sll trades, there are
good and bad men, with the good in the
majority; and IN the heat Of his invec-
aVes sssins intempsrsnce he never loses
sight of this fact. From first to last he
makes it apparent that his zeal is not
io' the triumph Of total abstinence, or
The success of any faction, but solely for
The rescue Of men from . degrading
habit; the result being that he carries
With him the sympsshies of all classes,
tne liquor dealers themselves showing
their detestAtion Of drunkenness BY lib
sral contributions of money to aid him
in his work.
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c>alexe cla.. susp<,aed s :.

NV YoRK, June lS-The class OF
80 of Princeton College. numbering
nearly one hundred young men, has been
suspended, and required to leave town
by noon to-day. The cause Was the bull
doing OF the faculty.
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vsSSi.1 ing. and sssu' Partisan dia-
mood pln. Ibe above Atieles ssnt, POST
pald ~ 50 essss. Have b.en retalIsd
6rG Heakrupt stock and must be sold.
soiid Milton Gold wstfhsa- 80 eAeh. iof
~ nooesrnnce 10 q S1D gen uipe gold. -bl.
ep1tstisn Sor honesty, fair dealinE sne
n6ersllty, n une9ue1isd % any sdysras.f
in this eity,'-H y. Day bod, De -
sTscKSAN. n Bond Sc, Ny. fezb
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ETERNAL vigilance will be- the price
of the potato crop again this year. The
hugs are st work in full force, and are
rsvenously hungry.
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NEW YORK, June ls.-The race at
jerome Park between Glover Brook and
Basil, one mile aud squsrtsr, tor $1,000
ASIDE, was Won BY Basil. Time, $2:l2t.
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NAsHyILLH June ls.-Prot. Semaei
A. King made an ASCENSION to-day IN the
balloon Buffalo" Be vas accompanied
by five other gentlemen. Inc io1e
went northeast snd dissppsansd IN me
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-19

Jouy CAsLILE and JOIN BAssELL,
Esos, are the Capital missionaries to this
Psn.Hsndle-both agreeable gentlemen
and pleasant speakers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-19

RAvENswooD d, according to the Wir'
county Mentor, has nearly doubled Its
population in the last four years. The
same paper says Judge Brown has liz
sores of corn, 100 acres of wheat, SOo
scres of meadow adjoining the town,
which makes up as pretty an sgrlcuItu-
rsl picture as one can ind anywhere.
Raven wood is becoming the shipping
place for Rosne, Calhoun, Gilmer and
halt OF Writ counties, and it pays to haul
sll the produce of these counties to Rav-
enwood because sill classes of goods can
be hsd st cheaper rates than at almost
any other point.