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STATE VS.. NEWTON.

The case ofthe State VS.. Newton, late
State Treasurer, and his surities, closed
last night, July 3D., at 1890 o'clock, the
jury returning a verdict in favor of the
defendants and against the State. Gov.
Miller was called yesterday morning to
testify to certain facts, after Whit h argu-
ment was commenced on the instructions
to the jury. Attorney General Hender-
son opened the argument in an hours
speech, and was followed by Judge Rose
for the defendants, who occupied the at
tention Of the court for nearly three
hours. In the afternoon the instructions
were settled, when the Attorney Gener-
al asked, and, with the consent of coun-
sci for defendants, obtained leave to
amend his complaint by adding count
for negligence in Office by Gen. Newton
Further instructions were then asked
and given. The case was presented to
the jury by the Attorney General in an
opening argument of nearly one hour.
lie was followed by Col. r.. A. Howard
aud Judge NJ. j.. Rice fer the defendants.
The Attorney General closed the argu-
iiiehl ioE llc otdto aDoul y U CLOCK, ana
the case was Immediately submitted to
the jury by the court. Alter the jury had
taken supper and returned, verdict was
Immediately returned. The Attorney
General made motion for new trial
which was overrucd by the court, This
ends the case Of the State against New
ton and his sureties. After a long and
tedious trial before a jury composed OF
men of all political complications, a YER
dict was returned that the defendants
were not liable for moneys never recciv-
cd in the treasury.-L Il. Gazette
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ty dogmatic (thc word has its sinister use)
way, but with deeply inwrought con-
viction, as deeply inwrough as the con-
seriousness of his own existence, that
what he breaches is tho ,walible truth
of God. Let the Churches and their
servants first hold the truth and then de-
clare it as absolutely and iniallible. No
man or set of men, in an affair of such
paramount importance, is ever likely to
persuade men of the truth Of that which
they do not themselves firmly believe.
And lastly, the negative course ! have
thus mentioned would only give us a
weak, falterng, feeble christianity. The
closing comment of the article is, "This
is the same spirit that wove the frey
winding Sheet" "Our blessed freedom
of religious opinions has extnguished
the flames but has it quenched the spir-
til" Dissenting in toto from the asser-
ton of the first sentence, upon the
grounds that have mentioned, answer
in regard to the question propounded, as
far as the proof drawn from the cases of
Bauvelt and Miller, most certainly the
latter, with whose offences the Argus has
made us particularly acquainted, is con
cerned, that there is by no means sufli.
Gent testimony of the present existence
of such n spirit If the exclusion OF
Miller and Blauvelt upon the Scriptural
ground of heresy Though there may
have been an uncalcd for bitterness il
the public denuneiation of the latter il
an evidence of the spirit of persecution
then the exclusion of heretics by the
Apostolic Churches was evidence of the
same spirit. Is the writer of the article
in the Argus willing to aver this ?
Neither has there been in the two Ca.
SEES mentioned any threats or any appeal
to temporal power; only, especially in
the case of Miller, the simple discharge
of a scriptural duty of church in a
peaceful manner.
A READER.
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked, every day through the
columns OF newspapers and your drug.
gist to use something for your Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about you get discouraged spen.
ding money, with but little success, Now
to give you satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will cure you OF
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with ell
its effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costveness, palpita
ton Of the Heart, Heart burn, Water
brash, Fulness al the pit of the Stom-
ach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, Indi-
geston, swimming of the head, low apir.
It's, we ask you Lo 20 TO e. Wall, AMI get
a saIple bottle of Green August Flow
er for 10 cents and try it or a regular
size for rs cents. Two doses will re-
lievc you.
The Van Buren press., 1877-07-17

Mrs. c. g. Scott, and Mrs. James
Lawson and family, came up on the rain
Saturday night for visit.
Geo. E. Dodge Esq. and wife and
interesting children, passed up on the
train Friday for visit at Fort Smith with
the Rev. Mr. Sample.
We had the pleasure of call last
week from Prof. Gooding of Evansville,
and Hon. James Greig. Prof. Gooding
has charge of a fourishing school at
Evansville, which is now enjoying va.
cation through the warm weather Glad
to meet you, gentlemen, and shall be
when in town.
We wish to direct special attention
to the advertisement in our paper, OF Cal.
lahan New FIGURING Mil. This is pro
nounced by good judges to be the most
complete FIGURING Mill in Arkansas.
Has all the best. modern machinery and
is all new. Capt Conradt who is in
charge of the mill, will give his personal
attention to customers, guaranteeing 10
them satisfaction in all particulars.
Col. Bob Newell represents the well
known Iouse of Messrs Udell, Schmed-
ing d Co. of St. Louis, the largest deal
ers in Wood and Willow Ware in the
West. All orders sent to him at Little
Rock, his headquarters, will receive
prompt and personal attention. Address
Bob Newell, Capitol Hotel
The new Callahan FIGURING mill is
now in full operation.
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Fire at the Jail.

On Monday night last the fire bells
rang about II o'clock which caused. q
general turn out, and it was soon discov
ed that the Jail was on fire. The prise.
ners had tried to burn a hole through the
middle floor, but it got the start of them,
and the smoke became so dense that they
were near suffocation. They alarmed
the jailcr to give them air and water to
put the fire out, but Stamps was too
wise to open the door He gave the alarm
and went for the Sheriff, and when the
door was opened the prisoners were just
about "smoked out :" A large crowd
was present and the fire vas soon eXtin.
guished We venture to say they don
try this method of escape again.
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Idleness is the badge of gentry, the
bane of body aud mind. the nurse of ma
ughtiness the stepmother Of discipline
the chief author of all mischief, one OF
the seven deadly sins, the cushion upon
which the devil reposes, great cause
not only of melancholy, but of many 9th
er diseases. for the mind is naturally &C
tive, and if it is not occupied about hon
est business, it PUSHES into mischief o
sinks into melancholy.
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Notice..

NOV THEREFORE,. in compliance with
IN the aoove Order. and In pursuance OF
law, | hereby give notice to all holders oil
warrants or outstanding scrip of Crawford
County. Arkansas as aforesaid, to present said
warrants or outstanding scrip to the County
Court of said county at the Office Of the Clerk
of said county In the town Of Van Buren,
Arkansas on
Monday the Odd day Of July a. d. 1877,
for the purpose In said order setforth, OF
thereafter be forever debarred from deriving
any benefits from their claims.
JOHN II. WINFREI,
Sheriff of Crawford County.
Van Buren,, Ark, April Goth, 1877.
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BY the laws of Florida, man who has
lost leg or an arm is not taxable in his
business. unless he is a manufacturer or
seller OF ardent spirits.
Connecticut seems to be in need of q
little reform. The Hartford collector of
taxes is short forty Thousand dollars, and
his brother in Meriden has disposed of
five. which is probably all he could do
with his limited opportunities.
A Burlington preacher, disconrsng
about Peter pnd Paul, remarked few
days since that they wers a good pair"
without opening his eyes the deacon in
the first pew remarked Take the pot
ace highs all I've got"
The wn of GDldshoro, North Coreli-
IA, was authorized by the legislature to
levy monthly tax on the lawyers and
doctors. the profession took n test cas-,
20 tho canrl OF appeals, which has just
l,irngl the r snt - ;la iowa 'o impose
the tax
Boston expects to face decrease OF
fifty millions in the value Of real estate
and twenty millions in personal proper
lty.
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,;ttle Rock and TT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

rr,;nsleaye Van Buren, for Little Rock, dai.
J.. sundays excepted, at 1887 a. IN.
Trains arrive at Van Buren,, from Little
Rock at 6 :l2 pm, daily, except Sundays
Trains run by St Louis time. Which is &c
.,,;,utes faster than Van Buren, time.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
Cnuptv of Crnyfar Il ca

l hereby certify that the above and forego-
ing is n full and true copy taken from the re-
cords of the County Cenrtet Crawford Coun-
ty, Arkansas, in the matter of the Reg'stra-
ton and Classification of the warrants and
scrips of said county.
Witness my hand and seal of said court.
this Goth day Of April, 1877.
ED. A. SCOTT, Clerk
The Van Buren press., 1877-07-17
Mrs. Dave, and Miss Lizzie Sparks

on Thursday tram to huSSelVllle LOT
. visit
-Supt Hartman was up overthe road
last week with special and spent
Thursday night in Van Buren,.
Mr. Quesenbnry was up from Mulberry
last Wednesday night
Col Geo E. White is home from a
flying trip to Little Rock
Galatians new FIGURING mill COM
menced running last week.
The 4th passed off very quietly.
We heard Of several private picnics, but
no general celebration, Alma had an
Immense time and quite number went
down from here
Harry Pernot returned from q trip
to Hot Springs last week.
MIR and Mrs. George Austin have
been harvesting at their place on Frog
BAYOU, the past two or three weeks
Taey have one of the best farms in that
section of the country.
We are indebted to Mrs Ben + Du-
val, who is sojourning at Danvlle, N l.,
for a copy OF the Laws of Life
monthly publication. Mrs D. has been
visiting Danville the past four or five
months for her health, and we are glad
ito learn that it is much improved.
Mr. McPartridge, who has recently 10
Gated at Prairie Grove, Washington
County, has been in Van Buren, the past
week, receiving the machinery for first
class FIGURING mill, which he will put in
operation in the shortest possible time.
Mr. Chas E. Isham, connected with
this office over two years past, left for a
trip north last week, We wish him a
pleasant visit among relatives and friends
We are indebted to our old friend
j. L. Palmer of Little Rock, for a copy
Of The Watchman, published at Chicago,
containing the proceedings of the 23d
annual convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the United
States and British Provinces, held at
Louisville on the 10Th of June.
We are pleased to notice that Mr.
Richardson has got his barrel manutacto-
y under way in the building joining the
Ncuee house Oh MAUI street, Ion ne
backward in leaving youi orders for any
thing in the coopcriog line. with him.
Give Callahan New M III tr!a''
FOR me- large Potatoes ana Apples
Uncle '"hh wait IS your man ne 'e''
AT our ounce F." Sample ~ '"c" '''"' was III
f7' KING % any "'n'F man o'c'e
'o0' h'cs III Tue "e'sNp'''''o" o' D'''
iel Michael anu we expect now mat ne
VIII get "a' an" "f'"& '' J." - S'''P'e
o''"'' W '''' "''''
'''''s Nv ~ ,''''
NJ :. .,a ,,uo 70 :. cost ,our
"' $3.50,
y. '' "p''' ''N a..
ruia
l.,
~ y'" 80,
,
eler Mt Mrs ritchncr's Millinery Emma
rum, Fort Smith kcens constantly on
hand a fine assortment of Clocks. Jew
elry, etc Watches sent to him from
neighboring towns for repairs, will re
'e''e prompt a''e"uo"' may ~
--Uncle Hugh Finn was in to WIN a
week or two since, leaving his "bctter
"a'' ny 'ar' at nome 1t was not long
"''er Tue ola man got home, before his
o. ' p"'"s' W. '"'pe' SAW
v,.nn,
--Ex. Marshal w A. Rritton passed
up on the train last week
Nh Eos,or Williamson IF novor 10
visiting his sister.ir. law, Mrs. A. J. Ward
:,
The Van Buren press., 1877-07-17

glory is so enchanting that we love
whatever we associate with it, even
though it BE death.
The Van Buren press., 1877-07-17

,~-AIl Job Work, cash on deliv-
ry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
Ian.rnn Mol Market.

II mss been the duiest week that the
wool market mas seen for many months
Manufacturers are extremely sverse 10
buvlng. except when compelled by the
ac.ua. necessities OF their mills. Prices
are easy, but rs yet show no signs OF de-
mora lZ4tiOn.
The demand continues to run more on
the medium ard oh-grades OF clothing
fleece than of fine woods. FIR M wo2Ls,
ualess they have sPrinkling OF NM,
so cests is now ~ outside figure. In
Washington county, Pa., the Globe and
Midd.rsex Companies ire still bidding
%. one another tor the bslauce OF the
e 10 of tine woods, and pay 46Gi'ci
this. however, Is warranted, even oy
A., market here for XX, owing to the
large proportion, possibly q quarter oil
fine dpIaIr Is that may BE- obtained from
these hreces. The market for tGe iir'ces
is entirely nominal, aid manufacturers
-anor, that 49c is full high, considering
the low offers made 1t Is reported tnaI
100000 pounds NN, from Duches county,
ONO. we're sold IN New York this week
at 45c. and that the market l. for the
moment - cheaper ore to bay IN than
Boston.
Combiug and delaine selections con
,inue to be the beet property, and are
WEI. sold up. The 100000 pounds Canada
combl,E. reported tais week among our
sales. really changed hands - month ago
but mad not hitherto been reported.
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SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There By
Register Reporters.
MARTIN ; F .KRf.


rI..,;- ..,.,.,. ,..r,s,.,.
n, n..,..... .,3 ,.,,iJ,. at,
Tor Ksn.ss ye..ard.y where ,nsy 20 TO
settle on a farm.
NrS were mt in the Glass house
Monday to repair the works preparatory
to starting up IN few days
Mr. SAMUEL CAMPRsLL. died very
-nddanIv At this mace Yesterday morn
Ing. Mr.. Campbell has been sick sbou.
sixteen DAYS.
,,, Iva, NO Fr.5S and
81. La 49, . " NJ .,- -su.,., dis.
-. - ,,,..-l.s Nora an Sunday
last 4 warrant has been issued !or
Moore, wao has not YET been taken IN
and fined
,,.-. M. D. l.,,.,t,,r ,. NJ
VIE - 'lI|'' - -, .,..r-,s.,.. Tn
D"''G AZ, -, - WrsaIio,,
1"' ~, ~ ..a,' ~. ..-e.o,ov was
: $50. ..--'.'i h,.',na p.y G,, Cb.Ifsqt.
PT'AUI i!'t y ~ 49,, ,.. hast uisoes
,.a .t n"pF ,,,,n.o ba,niTess Mr.srd Mrs.
10 ~ .H,.' ias - rms o'r.,ck train
DNF'.'a au. ,ot' ao y" ,r 'ad tour
''' oil '>''''''-''
BRlDGEPoRI.
WooDCrcK Bros foundry started up
last MonGay.
H. ,i,4r.rca msn.t-..s itself the
No., ,.;lI 70 snnasr next week
r., ,..,,i, ,-,, tho
ONh Gay 'H'' "ee"' " - - -. 80, =,
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Another Sensation Collapsed.

1t having been rumored on the streets
that the Baltimore and Ohio road had
presented TO the government claim for
payment for transportation for United
States troops during the recent strike, u
REGISTER reporter, yesterday, interview
ed the railroad officials on the subject.
They say no claim has been msde for
any sportstlon of troops whether to
quell disturbances along the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, the CheSs-
peake and OHIO canal, or at any other
points on other roads. Even if 1t were
the intention OF the road to make such
claim (which Is denied) the time would
oe premature, ss troops are now along
the line of the read. and companies are
being moved daily from point 10 point at
the request OF any commanding officer.
The same remarks, it is stated, vii ap-
ply to troops belonging to the State Of
Maryland.
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,..xx WIN ARE SUFFERING

tron, the effects of the warm weather anu
are dehilitated, are advised by ply Slcl an
to take moderate amounts OF WHISKY w
ar three times during the day. In littl
while those who adopt this advice IRE
nuently increase the number OF "urihhs
and i'm time become confirmed lneoriates,
A beverage which will not create tniis'
for intox eating liquors, and whlch Is az
tended especially tor the benent OF oeoliii
lated persons, whether at nome or aoIoau.
~ DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Son
tanning the juices OF many meulcliia,
herbs. this preparation does not create r az
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. ine
nourishiug and the lite-supportlns pro
parties OF many valuable natural prolu.-
tions contained ia 1t and well snoWn 10
medical nen have most strenSthSnlns
infiuence, A single bottle OF the iohle
will demonstrate its valuable qualtles.
For debility arising from slckne,s, oNei
axertlon or from any cause WhateNeI, q
>yinsglasstul of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach,
create sn appetite for wholesome iood' 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, We
Jesire 10 say that the excellent enects Oh
DIR Schenck's ssasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pits, are par
ticularly evident when taken ny THOSE
who are injuriOusly affected oy change
of water and diet. No person should leaNe
home without taking supply OF 6nese
'1sts agl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
DisorderIy House Pulled.

For some time past complaints have
been made IT police headquarters in reis-
ton to the house kept by one Tim
D,aoyan, on McColoch street, which
has long been regarded AS q rendezvous
for the very worst characters. Yesterday
afternoon Captain Ripley with Officers
s.. Meyers and Robertson msde raid
on the premises and pulled the house.
They succeeded in capturing Donovan
himself. Mollie Mclaughlin ard Mary
Ann Maloy, 81 OF whom were found
drunk and creating frightful disturb
ance. The trio were locked up, and will
answer before The Terrible this morn
ing in the police court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
Military Regulations at White sui
nhur.

A letter from one OF the members OF
the Mathews Light Guards, yesterday,
says that the following regulations for
camp instruction have been promulgated
at White sulphur:
The encampnent vii! continue seven
DAYS, and will be known rs "Csmp Lee.
Hours for calls will be rs follows: Re-
veiie. $50 A. NJ; breakfast, 7:l5 A, NJ;
sick.call, s \. NJ. guaJd-mountlng $50
A NJ; dinner call p. NJ; dress-parade,
sunset; taps, II midnight; drill at such
hours AS may be ordered.
No officer or soldier in uniform, or any
part thereof, will be allowed to enter the
bar-room.
The commsnd will at all times wear
uniform pants white or gray and dress
or fatigue caps; when OFT duty a citizens
coat may be worn in place of the uni
torn coat.
Captains will march their companies
to the dinning- hall promptly al the hours
rs ordered.
Officers will labor to keep their men NJ
der control al all times.
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Personalities.

EN-Governor Jacob has returned from
Chnrlestown, where he attended tne SEES
sion Of the supreme Court OF Appeals,
ar.uinr. ~ cou.,c.. An important Will
case. Pitts. Leadsr.
Rev. G.. w. Cnaltant, otthe Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry Presbyterian CHURCH
left yesterday tor the Chautaqls Lake
SUNDAY School Assembly.
Rev. Jonn w. Gooiin, Secretary o.
the Board of Missions the Evangelical
Luther Genera Synod, .";. the city
Yesterday for work in ONO.
Tom Miller, formerly OF Nhee'Ing
but now OF Pittsburgh, Is IN the eity
visiting friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
EXPRESS Freights by the b. & o. Road

Assistant General Freight A ent
Rs,hfon. of the Baltimore ard Ohio Rail
Nd. makes the following statement III
regard to the absorption by the railroad
@ mpany OF the business formerly done
BY the Adams Express Company: 1--WE
propose to conduct the express business
as It has been done by the Adams En-
press Company. 1t will take some days
TO complete our organization and in the
meantime we propose to handle business
a circumstances require We as!o pre-
o ,se to put a number OF wagons on the
5 reefs to call at shippers stores to get
merchandise and to make deliveries" -
CUm.-GGz.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
before this court yesterday morning,
Judge Cranmer presiding:
Henry Ritter, disorderly, fined five
dol rs and costs. Paid.
r. p. Mccullough, alias jim Fiss,
(colored), disorderly, fined five dollars
and costs. Committed FOR thirty days
Bryan Halpin, disorderly, case dis
missed.
John Adams, disorderlv, case dis
missed.
Mrs. Golden, carrying of property be-
longing to Joseph Ferrel fined twenty
dollars and costs. Execution suspended
on payment OF costs.
John'Ratchlord and William y Sphinx,
tapping the till al George Forbes liquor
store. fixed fifteen dollars asd costs eaca.
Both paid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
The chen pest Roof is the Gravel Roo

George rumbacker, Of this city,
now tuN prepared TO put on grs
roofs in tue mos. improved method, g.
warrants his work to give sstlstsct 70,
both ~ 10 resisting fire and turn
water. The tar used Is put througL Il
process that frees It from oil and b. =
and no matter how great the heat, ;; Il
not run. II is equally efficient IN r. :
Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
oscker keeps or hand roofing cement
and cement Tor tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality which he offers tor sale
At The lowest rates This roo. has stood
fifteen Years IN this city.
Address am through the PostoHice or
CA. A. ms establishment, head OF loth
a.d Wood streets All Orders promptly
h-trriad 10.
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Temperance Notes

A temperance meeting will be held At
Ps-kers hall tonight, which will be I'D
d essed by Rev Rippey and Mr.. JEFF
r ed. A meeting was held Al the same
place yesterday afternoon and Messrs
j Inn Woocs, f. G.. Cracraft, Jos
Parker and Rev. Snodgrass were elected
h ,nOrarv members.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

., L. LIsT,
HENRY X. LIST,
M. A. LIST.
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Pigeon Stealing.

Yesterday morning two men called nj
Fred kohlers bakery, Market street.
South Side, and bargained for several
pairs of pigeons. The men did not take
the birds At the time, but returned about
fur o'clock in the evening, and slipping
t. the back OF the house stole three pairs
of the birds. The men beng closely
lrsned, let their game go.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

The serious complaint against Squire
Phillips is not the suppression of the
transaction of business on Sunday, but
hunting for cases for his court
VIII he deny tina. he has bee@ The com
oIainant in eases. and has also Gcted as
J4dge IN such cases, and rendered rer''cts
n has G1rn flror}
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
4 Painful Fall.

Yesterday evening about D o'clock,
M Il. F. Sullivan, while standing on q
par of steps in the rear part of his drug
store, arran ling some bottles on the
shelves, fell and struck his back against
a. ooen drawer, which caused a painful
hut not seriOus hruise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

THE HEATED TERM-PatrOras OF the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
am part Of the United States, post paid, at
Hneen cents per 1Ceek. Bear this IN mind
,cher, depating from the city for a summer
trim.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
at'heeling Gr9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Rattan Chars Friend x Son.
Great reduction Friedel.
knights Templsr.
Letter Copying Books-otanton y
Davenport.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
WESLEYAN FEMALE INST
SIAIOEON, IlHtINIt

with over Twenty tcAr..n ..
ranks among tho ur. ,rU...
ladlr, I'm the tuI.,a STATES.
ml Valley ui \lrlI. .
health. Attended by pup,
To twenty States bT,.' rr..
pcuscS required Session uI.,>
iS17 Board and Tuition u... ..
tic year $40. For r,A.ga.
formation, addrrIS Rev. A..n..
ID. D., Pre- ,idrnt, Stauutuu.Na.