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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-19
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
nIndex TO New Advertisements.

For Rent-Assembly Hall.
Direct lmportstion-Turner Il Dillon.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth & Co
Notice of Dissolution-W herry &
Beltz.
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FIRST BRASCI

This branch was called to order by HIS
Honor, Mayor Sweeney.
The following members answered to
roll call Messrs. Baird, Blair. Boring,
McAdsms, Hal, Reister, Woodward,
Wilson and Stone.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Unfinished business being next in or
der, the bills named in the report of the
Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades were concurred IN with the action
of the Second branch.
The report OF the Committee on
Fire Department was received from the
Second Branch, and, after a great desl OF
speaking pro and con, an aye and no vote
was called for by Mr.. Rei:ter, which re-
suited as follows:
Ayes-Brodie, Reister, Wood ward,
Noes--Blsir Baird, Egerter, Hall,
McAdams and Wilson.
Not c1ncurred in.
An ordinance for assessing water tax
for 1877 was received from the Second
Branch snd concQrred in.
An ordinance TO prohibit any person
or persons driving any wagon or other
wheeled vehicle over the city scales, and
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Statistical Matter Relating to Ihis
Order.

A gentleman OF this city gives US the
following, showing the average mortality
in the order of the Knights OF Honor IL
the United States for the past tour years,
out o. u total membership OF 2l,OUO, and
the benefits paid on account thereof:
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THE " KELT-M MAKERS"
BREAKING UP OF THE WEST WIZ
GINA GANG OF COUN-
TERFEITi RS.

The detectives Account of Gheir
Capture-Che Father of the Gang
. ,ounterfeiter of Thirty
Years Standing, In Hook
How Edwards and Free
Iaud Yielded TO the
Guile of the Man
who "Peached.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes just received
st l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-19

The cheapest..shOes ID the city at L. V
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-19

JUST received, lot OF Children 3
Shoes Of the latest styles, Il; /. v
BlOnds
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IF you want to get cheap and a nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to L. V. Bonds
ll35 Main street.
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DowEl Down! Down. - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound 10 sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
j. w. FERREL
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II you want 70 get suited IN a pair Of
Shoes, 20 10 l.. V. Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 70 now
TO j. w FEaREL's.
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EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA lJNveD
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THE finest shoe. kept.n the city at L
Y. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-19

EETs fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received a. L. V. Bonds.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 81 cents at
j. ~ Ferrefs.
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IBy Telegraph

CrxCINNATI. Septcu. Der lS.-Rlver ,
feet 7 inches ant "a ling slowly. Wealth
er partly cloudy to-urght."nd cool. Ar
rived-Fanchon, Wheeling; Mary Mil
Ter. st. Louis.
MEMPHIS, September lS-Weather
clear and cool River fell inch. John
B. Made. Vicksburg to st. Louis; City
OF VicKsburg, st. Louis to Nicksburg;
Hattie Rowland, Arkansas river; Allen
to VIcksburg.
ST. LOUIS, September ls.-Arrived-
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Meyer, Peoria;
st. Genevicve, Memphis. Depar' ed
Golden Eagle. Keokuk City OF Vcks-
burg. River falling. Weather cloudy
and cool.
EVANSVILLE. September ls-W Gather
clear; mercury 80 to IS deg wind from
the nerth. River 2 $40 feet and falling
Down-Arch p. Green, Danube, Dick
johnson, c. W. Anderson, Cooke Up
Hotspur; SilverthOrn, Rapldan. Bust
ness flat.
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The marks at the landing last evening
showed 8 feet inches.
The Fanchon will be Saturdays Gin
cipna.i packet.
The Nail City, en- route for this city, 1.
hard aground four mics above CiucIn-
natl -.
CAPTAIN j. T Russell has removed his
residence from Sistersville, West Viz,
GINA. to M,tsmorss Ohio.
The Market Boy will Iesvc for Mats'
uo-as nj 1920 a. NJ, TO day.
The Phse,on, Tempest, ONesI and
Comfort are making usual trips.
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A Decacur street grocer took a sugar-cured
ham from its yellow overcoat the other day, stuff
ed the canvas with saw.dust, and hung it tempt
ngy before his door as n sign.
Yesterday short-legged jim came along ard
seeing the decoy remembered that the old woman
was out OF meat, and concluded he'd appropriate
what he termed the Z" big bonanza" Watching
his chance he soon had the yellow fraud under
his arm making for home.
"Old woman hyars u ham O. meat fetched
yer" be said, as he deposited his prize.
Look hyar niggar whar in the name OBJ de
Lam did yer fotch up wild all dat hun p
ASK me no qulschuns an Ill tell ye no lies"
said jim. evasively.
"Well, it wud look sorter like old time ter see
so much meat as dis in de house. Clar to gras-
hus dat man Hayes amt no SLOUGH ob presum-
dent-am he, Jim?"
"Shet yer Fly trap, old woman, wot de dibbil
you know bout Hayes? Fotch me dem scissors
and les sample dis ham.
The scissors cut two or three stitches, and the
sawdust began TO pour out. There were two
dark faces made darker by the revelation, and it
flushed through Jims mind that he hadn't struck
n big bonanza after all.
See hyar, JIM pears to me dat ef | couldn't
steal shore huff ham wouldn't steal bag OBJ
sawdust y
Then jim went down town fully satisfied that
"all's not gold that glitters. Bridges Smiths
paper.
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A citizen (says the Detroit Free Presa) was
yesterday halted near the Soldiers Monument 10y
a frank faced old man who had fence picket in
one hand and an old boot in the other. He said
he wanted ten cents to buy bread with, aud the
citizen replied:
=" l don't know anything about you. There
are lots Of dead-beats and imposters around"
"See here" began the old man. as he laid the
picket and boot down." Il live on Croghan
street, and can take you to forty men who
know it. We haven't had anything in the house
for week. Day before yesterday l began eat
ing the pckets off the fence, while my wife CON-
menced ON bedroom door. knew everybody
would think ] was liar, and SO / brought one
Of the pickets along. There's the marks Of my
teeth to show for themselves"
Z" Yes, looks as il you had bitten it there" re-
piled the citizen as he scanned the picket.
Il don't like EN-" continued the old man.
The splinters kinder catch as they go down,
and the paint gives me the heartburn. After
two meals changed of on TO brick-bats. | see
you are astonlshed, but truth is my motto and
here Is the proof"
He pulled out piece of brick and held it TO
the citizens nose. There were tooth-narks and
no chance for argument.
"They don't agree with me-" sighed the old
man. The per cent. of nutriment dosen I
naruIy come up 10 my standard, ana Dad taste
fingers in my mouth. / only ate half dozen
and then changed off to old boots. take one
like this, soak it over night in strong lye, shake
out the pegs in the morning, and then we boil it
with an old bone, sprinkle in little bran, and
the soup fills up, if nothing more. This is the
fourth old boot, and | suppose l could get along
all right for week or so. but to-day is my birth
day and thought I'd like q little bread to sort
o commemorate the occasion.
The citizen looked at him, mouth open, but
not word to say.
:" suppose might skirmish around and find
an old piece of buffalo robe and bake it for din
ner, but if you had just as soon lend me ter
cents think Ill accept it."
The citizen handed out the money like mar
in dream, and slowing it down his pocket the
old man picked up the boot and smelled of the
heel, lifted up the picket aud bit of silver, and
said as he moved away:
"If ever you get Gown to brick-bats call or
me for loan"
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a Woman still.

A young woman with drageed dress and q
flushed face, with her hair loose over her shoul-
ders, and a hard look in her eyes. followed a
hurley officer into the Central station Just as the
clock was on the stroke OF midnight.
What's the matter here2' queried the lieu
tenant, as the ill-natured couple came troopIng in
Same old charge" said the officer she's
been raising cam around the hay market"
You bet your boots have" said the girl,
with a hoarse laugh that showed there was
whisky behind it. Z" / just give EN- as good as
they sent"
They were leading her into the recording
room, when she stopped at the door opening into
the Captains office.
Whose kid is that 2" she asked.
THAT! Oh, one that was picked up on the
street-lost by somebody"
Lost, is he Well, I've found him. Let me
alone, will you'll"
She pulled AWAY from the officer, aud in mo-
meat was on the lounge with the child in her
arms, the painted cheeks pressed close TO the
tear stains left on the little fellows face when he
laA cred himself to seeps Her aar hung ia
veil before them. and hid the guilty ihno'
cent alike from sight.
] had one like you once" she murmured,
after the hush Of moment, but he died.
That was so long ago that thought had Tor
gotten it-,here has been so much happening
since-so much | wish to God had never hap
pened."
A moment longer and she looked up-as sober
ms mother by the hearthstone. May take
him in the cell with me 7" she asked in a low
and gentle voice.
They said she might, and the poor forsaken
woman sat down on the stone bench with tue
sleeping child held close to her bosom. The
tears that fell from her eyes were as balm to her
bruised heart and the little one lifted her soul to
purer lights than it had known for many, many
weary days in the past.-Cleveland Leader.
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that the creditor almost invariably, at the stated
periods, receives the full amount Of his credits,
and it is not often that we hear of prosecution
being commenced to compel delinquents to pay
over The natives aud Cinnamon. however poor,
neve. think Of avoiding the payment Of their
debts; they think they could not be guilty OF a
more dishonorable act. All the natives sub
scribe for newspapers and have never heard CT
a newspaper publisher complaining that they did
not pay their subscriptions. l fear you
paper publishers in the U. s. cannot say as
much.
dow many newspapers ore published on the
Island?
They have three in the English language
two political and one religious; and one in the
native language politico-relislous paper
We also have fine book bindery and publish
lug house.
Are the people really civilized on these Is
lands
Yes, they are. Seventy years ago they knew
little about civilization or religion but through
the instrumeutality oil the New England Mis-
sonaries, aud the expenditure OF a million and a
half OF dollars by the christian churches OF the
U. s., they have become not only civilized but
religious people. | thought, before | visited the
Islands, that | would meet a semi-savage people;
but was astouished, in conversation with some
OF them, when was asked If the people OF the
u. >. were civilized and christian people.
They SAID when they read our papers. which
said SO much about stealing, fraud aud corrnp-
ton, and other crimes that they were lead to
believe that we could hardly be civilized and
certainly not religious, and suggested that it
might be their duty to send the gospel back to
Us again.
What is the means Of conveyance on and be-
tween the Islands?
There is steamer belonging to the govern
ment. running between the several Islands,
which, together with some Is or 20 schooners,
carry the people and produce from Island to
Island. In the neighborhood of Honolulu and.
some other parts OF the Islands, the roads are
very good, and by the wealthy people, native
and foreign, carriages and buggies used to
considerable extent, but the larger part OF the
travel on the Islands is performed on horseback,
the women, well as men, ride asttide or
"cosepin fashion," and go at great speed. Al
most all the horses loap, and the native women
look very graceful on their backs, dressed in
their riding habit. Miss Bird the English
tourist who wrote book on the Islands, and
many other foreign ladies rode after this fashion.
Is there much excitement on the question
of temperance there as here?
There are temperance organizations on all
the Islands The laws of the Kingdom forbid
any one selling Intoxicating drinks to the clt-
zeDs Of the country. under heavy penalties and
these laws scarcely ever violated.-Monon-
gahela City (Penn,) Record.
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English and French Letter Papers satin surface aud
extra fine, plain and gilt edges
Do. Billet and Note do. do do, in boxes.
Do. Letter AMI Note Envelopes, to match the above
Mourning Paper and Envelopes an assortment CON
stantly on hand
American Cap, Letter. and Note Papers. from the
best makers. of almost every description
Enamelled surface and pearl surface Cards
Embossed and Friendship Cards
Perforated Boards. for Chenelle work and Notices
Tissue and Fancy-coorsd Papers
Morocco and Embossed, and Gold and Silver Papers
Best London Quilts and Quill Pens
I 1000 Gross of Steel Pens. from the best makers
English Red and Colored Waters. and Seals
English Sealing Wax. red and fancy
Kidder's and Payson's Indelible Ink
Glass Pens. for marking with Indian ink
Blue. Black and Red Writing Inks, and Carmne
Thermometers, Tooth picks
Maps of Hawaiian Islands. Charts
Portable Writing Desks, from IL to % inches. Ma
hogany and Rosewood adapted for ladies' and
gentlemen's use
School Books of all kinds in general use
Family and Pocket Bibles. Testaments etc.
Teachers new Reference Bibles, Prayer Books
5000 Standard English and American Books
Paper Books, Song and Music Books
English and American Juvenile and Toy Books, Of
every description
Best Drawing Paper. all sizes. from denny to double
elephant. and in rolls Of 80 and 40 yards
Bristol Boards, Of every size and thickness
Fern Board and Mounting Board
Choice Chromos of American and European Scenery,
framed or unframed
Sterescopes and Sterescope Views
All the late Piano Music. Songs. and Song Books
Tracing Papers and Tracing Cambria. in rolls
Newman's Water Colors, in boxes
Best Sable and Cancels Hair Brushes
Faber's superior Drawing Pencils, in boxes
Colored Pencils. Creta Lewis do Copying do.
Mathematical Drawing Instruments, in cases,
from 81 to $40 each
Chess Men, wood and ivory
Backgammon and Chess Boards
Intellectual Card Games, Playing Cards
Domnoes. Of various patterns
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
Gold Pens. with Gold Cases
Gold Pens. with Silver Cases and Diamond Points,
from 81 so to $3.50 each
Steel Penknves. to blades, of pearl she'll. ivory.
buck and buffalo handles. Of rich and beautiful
patterns, imported expressly to order
Porcelain States and Drawing States
Photograph Albums. card and cabinet Sizes in great
variety, from 81 to $50.
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AN INJURIOUS DRIvK.-An elderly gentleman,
Of nearly seventy winters. was taking bis noon
cup of coffee at Mira. Harrington's few days
since when much younger friend suggested
that coffee drink was very injurious. us that
SO 2" inquired the veteran; well, now, you sit
down and tell me all about it, not that | am
much interested on my own account, but |
should like to tell my father. who is about ninety
years of age, and who will persist in drinking
Capitalization Journal
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ACCo UNI II 30 OK S.

Ivory Tablets. Paper Cutters, etc.
Cash and Deed Boxes. Check Cutters and casssln
Croquet Sets. School Satchels
Inkstands, in great variety
Elastic Bands and Rings. Alphabet Books
Pen Wipers aud Racks, Rulers
School States and Slate Pencils
All kinds of Tin goods aud Ca.h Boxes
Post-ofice and Envelope Tin Racks
Children's Sets Tenpins
Children's Drawing Cards and Toys. in great Tr's1
Copying Presses. Oil Sheets aud Brushes
Crnyons, white and eoIored
Desk FoliOs. Pads and Weights
White and Colored Blot,ing Papers
Drawing, Drafts. Note. Order AMI Receipt Books
10000 Envelopes, Of all sizes and variety. frun
TO Is.
Eyelets and Eyelet Machines
Herbariums and Scrap Books
Autograph Albums. Of all sizes and prices
Initial Paper and Envelopes
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BLANK BOOKS.

A very full and extensive assortment Of suPsr 1
quality. comprising every variety Of form aad ~
adapted to all kinds Of business. nsmely:
Ledgers. Journals. Day Books. Cash Books, :. /
Books. Waste Books. Invoice Books. Note Boa
Note aud Bill Books, Letter Books. eic., sts-
Writing Books, Of all the various rulings. lsss 4
broad. quartz form
Quarto Account Books
Blank Drawing Books
Albums. great variety 81 elegant styles
Fine Record Books. for Societies. Clubs. etc
Workmen's Time Books. Weekly and Monthly
PHOTOGRAPH PICTURES
Including stereseoPes of Hawaiian. America. ~
lish and European Scenery. cabinet and al .
Photographs Of public men and noted places
zS- My collection Of Photograph Pietarss :"
always be found worth Inspecting.
PICTURE FRAMES.
In great variety, from cabinet sire L inrss
heavy gilt 6-neh mOuldings. for largest size pe--
Rustic and Git0val Frames. Of all sizes AID p
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LEATHER GOODS.

A large and more complete assortment thsa nj
found at any other establishment such as;
Memorandum Books. Postage Stamp Alhaus
Pocket Books, Wallets and PortmOnaies
Travelling Desks. Retcules
Bankers Wallets. folio and cap sizes
Ladies' and Gents Portfolios, etc., etc.
Colored Morocco skins
Sheep Skins, Morocco Cloth. etc.
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DR.. j. COILS BROWNIES
OH Lo R CD YIN =
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEsun

yEyHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGaHN
II the unfounded statements frequently made. tkas y
competition Of CnIoEoDNSK t. known 20 Chemists an =
Medical profession The fact s. Charuyue di.s,
aud Invented by DR.. J. COILS BROWNE tex Arny ~
Stafl and named by him, aud 10 has haie all af.
at analysis by the first Chemists d the day The A.
and secret Of the preparation have never been pnhshel
obvious. therefore, that anything Sold nadrr the u
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODfSE hag1|
Gus imitation.
DR.. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inrentar q O..
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing -
relieves pain cas the system restores the defnurt ~
body without creating any u those unpleasant rcsa
tending the of opium. Old and young nay take
hours and times when requisite. Thousands q per-s. =
tfy its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures -
medical exto is virtues most extensively. usiag
great quantities In the following Diseases; Cholera b
terry Diauhe., Collies Coughs, Asthma, Rheumatism VI
ralga, Whoopsg Cough. Cuamp lIy-tefia, 4e-
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated 70 ID. a.
Of Physicians and }. r. Davenport thai he had rsctirs
formation the effect that the remedy u any ,r
In Cholera CuLORODlNE--Ser LaHcsf Dee. 81. ~
Or. Lowe Medical Missionary in India reports Dee Il
that nearly avery OF Cholera in whch Dr. J. clI
BROWNIES CHLORODINE was administered. The sd
recovered.
Extract from Medical Times Jan. Il. Iss6--cAlurus
is prescribed by Of orthodox medical praefiii0u.r
it would not thus be sngularly popular DID 4 =
supply n want aud fill place. -
Extract from the General Beard &c Health, Lquia
its efficacy in Cholera - So strongly cunvnr.i
immense yalne Of this remedy. that cannot - l
urge the necessity Of adopting It in all cases."
CAUTI0N-None genuine without the wqris D 4
COILS BROWNE" the Government STAMP NE
wheming medical testimony accompanies each b-tfs
Sole Manufacturer 1T. DAvENPoRr,
90. Great Russell 81 BloomsbaIy ..ss
Sold in Bottles at Il. I I'd. - al. 4. "a.
Agents In New York, ". II. ScHIEFFELIN 4 Co. ali1
WELLS. 49,
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His True story.

Honolulu, April 20, 1877.
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Pacific Rubber Paint Company's
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BoLLES & Co.

The Rubber Paint is justly celebrated, and is coming
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recommend It. The undersigned have n general assort-
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