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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-02-10

The boy who sat down on hot poker
wanted 10 say something when the SUBJ
jeet of base-burners was under consid-
eration, but his father choked him of.
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COO
ERTISi C.

81, 250.40 worth of space in various now pa psrs
distributed through thirty states will be sold for
500 cash. Accurate insertions guaranteed. A
list of the papers, giving daily and weekly crcu-
laton and printed schedule of rates, sent free on
application TO GEO. p. HOWELL CO., Newspa-
per Advertising Ag'ta. No Al Park Row, N. Y.
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Mlhhlebury Reglster
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
KNAPP 81 B ALL E ".
e.. z. KNAPP. n. NJ. BAILEY.
ADVERTISING RATES

3U UB5OnIPTTON, SI.50 PER YEAR ~ PAID
~ CASH, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Otherwise $500
per year.
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CEND go to GEO. p. ROwELL 4 co., New
OYork. for Pamphlet Of 100 pages, containing
lists Of 5000 newspapers and estimates showing
cost Of adyerlisin 9f sm
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VIZ II. KINGSLEY, DENTIST.
w Up stairs in styles new Block,
a MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.

G8-wE WANT 500 MORE FIRsTCLAss SEW.
ING MACHINE AGENTS, AND 500 MEN OF
ENERGY AND ABILITY TO LEARN THE
BUSINESS OF SELLING SEWING MACHINES.
ACCORDING TO ABILITY, CHARACTER AND
QUALIFICATIONS OF THE AGENT.
For particulars address,
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., Chicago,
s27 and $50 Broadway, New York, or New Orleans,
Louisiana.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-10
River News.

The marks ut the landing last evening
indicated feet inch. showing a rise in
the past twenty-tour hours OF over foot
The Rsgon departed Yesterday tor
Parkersburg.
The Hudson arrived last night from
Cincinnati, Captain List in command.
The Granite State, en- route for Ports
mouth, was due down last night.
The Nail City, with tow of bark, ar
rived from below yesterday.
The Salt Valley, en- route for Cincir-
natl passed down about dark last ever.
ing, taking on some freight at this point.
The Carrie Brooks, en- route from
GAINESVILLE tc Pittsburgh, is due up to-
night.
The local packets are all making their
usual trips, arriving and departing on
time.
Capt. Booth and Clerk Noll gave a
private hop on the Express last evening
Gin. Enquirer.
By Telegraph
SHREVEPORT November 9.-Departed
Maria Louise, New Orleans. Weather
cloudy and cold.
PITTSBURGH, November 9.-Rlver 5
feet inches snd falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Weather
cloudy and cool. River rising with 4
feet inches in the canal.
New ORLEANS, November 9.-Arrived
C. Ii. Geager, st. Louis No depsr-
lures. Weather cloudy and cool.
VICKsBURG, November 9.-Weather
cloudy; mercury 46. River rose 5 in.
ches Up-PhIl. Allen. Down-Citv
of Augusta r. (. Lee. Arrived-John
B. Maude.
CINCINNATI, November 9.-River 7
feet inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived-Andes,
Wheeling; Desmet, st. Louis. Departed
Andes, Wheeling; Fanchon, New Or
leans
CAIRO, November 9.-Arrived-Colc-
RADIO, ST. Louis; Dora Cobbler, Evans
vile. Departed-Belle -, New Or
leans; John Gilmore, St Louis; CITY of
Alton, New Orleans. River Is feet 3
inches and rising. Weather cloudy; mer-
curry 40 deg,
MEMPHIS, November O. River rose
inches, and now has 9 feet inches in
the channel. Weather rsiny; mercury
49. Departed-Golden Crown and Cons.
Miller, Cincinnati; &. W. Bagley, New
Orleans Grand Tower, Vicksburg.
EVANSVILLE, November 9-Up-
Maggie Smith. Down-Grev Eagle.
Thos. w. Means and tow, Slverthorne.
Dl k johnson. Weather cloudy: mer-
curry 43 to 46 deg. River 6-IO feet
on the gauge and falling. Business
light.
ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Arrived-
War Eagle, Keokuk; Colossal. Missouri
river; Chambers, Kansas City; CITY of
Nicksburg, Memphis. Departed-Belle
Memphis, Memphis, Bee and barges,
New Orleans; Davis, Cincinnati. River
has risen l inch. Weather cloudy
and cool.
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Personalities.

DR.. Hullihen, VINO has been absent at
Sistersvlle for some days past, on pro-
fessionsl business, has returned home.
A dispatch was received in this city,
yesterday, by Mr. Hiram Young, Presi-
dent of the Wheeling Temperance
Union. stating that Mr. j. g. Watson, o.!
Pitts burgh, would give temperance
lecture st Otis hail. tonight.
George L. Rider, of Martins Ferry,
AMI w. Ii. Criswell, of Bellsire, leave
for Kansas on next Monday, IN the in
terest OF the Bellaire Colonial AssOcis.
ton.
We understand that Mr.. j. Ryan, OF
this county, will take charge Of the
Christman House, on April l, 1878.
Mr. Max Rosenstein, OF Fulton. left
New York q few days since on the
steamer America, for Germany, to visit
relations.
Prof Boyd will supply the pulpit of
the First Baptist Churcn. The pastor
will preach at Washington, Ia.
Miss Mary q, Ritter has returned
home from prolonged visit in the West.
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TRUSTEES, SALE

OF 4 FARM AND PERSONAL PRO
In pursu tnce of the following deeds OF
trust made by w. d. LogsdOn, VIZ: Two
deeds OF trust dated respect vely, on the
list day of September, 1873, and on the 9th
day OF June, 1874, TO Nathan shepherd
trustee, and recorded in deed OF trust book
No. ,, page 1893, and deed of trust book No
page 90, IN the office OF the Clerk of the
County Court for NetZel county, West
Virginia: and a deed OF trust made by said
LOgsdOn, dated November 18th, 1874, ~
Il. K. Thompson, trustee, and recorded in
deed OF trust book No. 3, page %, in the
office OF said clerk OF said County Court
we Will on November ID, 1911, at the front
door of WetZel County Court House, com
mencin at 10 O'CLOCK a, m, sell at public
auction farm OF l0I acres, about three
miles west OF LlttletOn, in Weizel county,
West Virginia, thus bounded and des'
CrDrd Beginning at "A Chestnut Oak, a
corner TO James Robinson, thence north
10 poles To stake; thence north 80 de-
grees, west = poles 10 stake; thence west
81 poles 10 a Chestnut and Pines, south lSU
poles to "a white Oak, east loo poles TO
the beginning; being the same property
now occupied by said LOgSdOn. A lsO the
following personal property: tne bay
horse, one brown horse, one sorrel mare,
one yoke of oxen, one TOUR horse wagon,
one full kit OF carpenters tools ana six
mowers.
EKMS OF SALE-The personal property
will be sold 70 onc-half cash and the resi-
due in six months, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, bearing
interest. The land Will be sold Tor one
IouIth cash and the reSidne in one, two
and three years, with interest, the pay
ments to be satisfactorily secured and
title retained aS further security.
selling As trustees we will convey only
such title as Is W sted in us which is be-
lieved TO be perfect.
NATHAN SHEPHERD,
Trustee.
II. X, THOMPSON,
W. V. HOGE, Trustee.
Attorney Tor Trustees.
oct 2O1Wpt
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IrOMbIe at the Pen.

Yesterday ut the penitentiary negro
convict, whose name we were unable to
ascertain, made an onslaught on guard
named Davis with shoe knife and
poker. L Endorsements coming to Davis
rescue the negro was forced into his cell,
where he held the tort for while, and
swoye that he'd kill the first id b.
That attempted to moles. him, saying that
he WAS gong to die tnat day anyhow. A
graphing hook was secured and fastened
TO the end OF a long pole, which was
thrust through the bars OF the cell, and
in less time than it takes to tell
it, the poetry was snatched out of
that nigger's soul, and when he was pulled
up to and held against the bars OF his
cell with the graphing iron and dis.
armed, he didn't feel SO much like dying
MS he thought he did. Having secured
his mokeshlp, the officers of the lnstitu-
tion put him in the "shoo fly" or stocks,
and treated him to the cold water remedy,
which completely subdued theproud and
rebeIlious spirit of the African king, after
which ne was consigned to the dark cell.
Aro.her moke i'll the institution was
treated to like punishment, for SIM
liar otieuse {. sESR1
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scbanek,s PuImouic syrup for The
cure OF Consumption, Coughs
and GAldE.

The great virtue ofthis medicine is nas Nv
a. rinens the matter and throws III OUT Vi
the system, purifies the blood, anu 'n"'
effests cure.
scHESCK's SEA wEED TONIC, FOR THE SVA0i
OF DYSPEPsIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces a healthy action "
the stomach, creating an appetite, toI l1a
ing cbyle, and curing the most oos'lna'e
cases OF Indigestion
soHKHCK 'sMA NDRAK Z PILLS, FOR Ihh oNH
- OF Liver COMPLAINT, &S:s s,
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver, wlthout sn1
least danger, as they are Tree nom caIUii'
and vet more etiicacious IN res'ooItl ",
healthy action of the liver -, 60,
These remedies are a certain 0"to 80
ConSumption, as the P0lmonlc Syrup
rinrns the matter and purites the ploou'
The Mandrake Pills actIupon the iiSeJ
create a healthy bile, and remove al i US
eases of the liver, often cause Oh Coh-
sumption. The sea Weed Tonic gives ' ~, y
and strength TO the stomach, MAKES .,
good digestion, and enables the organ "
form good blood; and thus cfe5te ~
healthy circulation of healthy blood. Inc
com oiued action of these medlclns, as
tnus explained, will cure every case %
Consumption, il taken III time, ana 'ho
use OF the medicines perseVered IN. win.
ssDr. SchenCk is Professionally AT us ~.
cipal office corner sixth and Aicn stLee'SSi,
PhiIadeI phia. every Monday, WheIe "ii
Letters tor advice must ne addressed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, November 9.-MoNEY-
At sac per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Gas per cent. Customs receipts
S207 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $585,OO0. Clesrings $l5OOOOOO
Dry goods imports for the week, 1886,
600. Sterling quiet; long, $50; short
4S4.
GoLD-Opened 1929 and closed at
1929. All the sale of the day were
made at these figures. Carrying rates
At, 4, 81, 3, q, 2 and per cent Final
loans made fiat.
SILVER AZ London 3d. here silver
bars are 1929, greenbscks; ll9 gold;
silver coin par to per cent. discount.
oyERHMENTs-Firm.
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CHICAGO, November 9. -Fiour-Steady
and firm. Whest-In good demand
and prices a shade higher; No, , Chicago
spring 81 O6Gl OCT cash; 81 069l OCT
seller Novem Der; 81 O4tG9l 04s seller
December; 81 O44 seller year. No. 3 81 OF Z
al OF; rejected 93c. Corn-Active and
higher; 44!c cash; 43!@43sc seller No
vember; Ale seller year; rejected 43c.
Oats Firm and unchanged st 244c cash.
Rye-Firmer at sac cash. Barley
Easier. Pork-Dull, weak and lower Al
Sl3 90 cash; Sl2 559l2 60 seller
November; $l2 375C0l2 40 seller Deem
Der and year; $12 55912 81! seller Jsnu-
airy Lsrd-Dull and prices q shade
lower; IS 10 cash; So 07@@8 u seller
November; IS OO@S O23 seller year. Bulk
NJ ests-Essier at 53a6t@74c. Whisky
AT 81 O5!.
On Call Board hest-Advsnced
tc. Corn-S.eady and unchanged. Oats
Advanced !c. Pork-Dull, weak and
lower at $l2 57t seller year. Lard
| Quiet and unchanged.
TOLEDO, November .-Flour-Firm
Wheat Closed buoyant; No white
Michigan 81 81; extra do 81 "a; amber
Michigan cash and seller November
81 32t; seller December 81 324; No. ! red
winter 81 S3!; No. 2 red cash and seller
November 81 304; seller December 81 80
rejected Wabash 81 OF. Corl-Closed
steady; high mixed cash 4S!ci new 47c
No. 2 Age seller January; new 434ci
rejected 46tc; new 45c. Oats-Dull; No
, 263c; Michigan 25Ic. Rye-No. , SHE
MILWAUKEE, November 9.-Flour-
Dull and weak. Whest-C.osed firm; No
l Milwaukee s. l23; do. hard 81 l64
No. Milwaukee 81 OSi; seller Noyem
Der 81 OH; seller December 81 O5!; No
3 Milwaukee 81 OBJ. Corn-HIgher and
scarce; No. 463@47c. Oats-Firmer
No. 2 34!. Kye-Scarce; No l Soc
Barley-Un,ettled; No. spring 63tc
Provisions Dropping and nominal. Pork
Weak at $l3 20.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Floul
| Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Steady
and unchanged. Corn-Steady; yellow
62662Ic; mixed 6l!@6l3c. Oats
Steady and unchanged Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Butter Quiet
creamery 3O@52i Western Reserve $50
Is. Eggs-Firm; western 23@25c
CheeSe-Quet and unchanged. Petro'
leum-Rchn9d l2!@l23c; crude tote.
ST. Louis, November 9-Hogs-
Stronge and active; light at 81 3O@4 40;
packing 81 5O@4 rs; butchers to extrs
| "a 60G,4 so
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Where TO Buy.

We can easily answer the above. BY
looking over our local columns we find
that Messrs. L. Blum & Bro, at llO4
Main street, are offering unusual bar
gains.
First o! all. their display of Ladies
CEoaks Is such that any lady, anticipating
TO purchase one of those now so fashion
ionable garments and fails to visit this
establishment is not doing justice to her.
self. Messrs. |. Blum Il Bro. are manu-
featuring heavily East, and are offering
those handsome garments here at a small
advance, and thereby save every lady
from So to $40 on every cloak purchased
there, besides their styles are superb and
their stock the largest this side of New
York.
They further offer bargains in
colored and black silks, colored and
black cashmere, and every other style o.
dress goods, hlnnels, furs, &c. In snort,
ladies, you will find I.Blum * Bros,
the headquarters for anything wanted in
the dry goods line.
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Religious IuteIIigence-FO-m
Services,

Religious services will be resumed at
St. Matthew's church tomorrow al the
usual hours.
Rev. DR.. Alfred Wheeler, of Pitts
burgh, will occupy the pulpit al the
Chsplne Street NJ. +. Church.
The revival services will be omitted ri
the Disciples church Tonight, bu! will
continue over 10. morrew 1T the usual
hours OF service.
The Rev. j. f. Curtis will occupy the
pulpit at the Reformed Episcopal
Church, at Weisel hall, both morning
and evening Sunday School at the
same place ~ 9 An
Rev. Edward Vass, pastor of the
German Protestant st. Johns Church,
will preach of Romans chapter s, verse
is to %. His theme is "The human
creature lead by Jesus Christ to the
glorious liberty of the children of God"
At the First Presbyterian Church.
Chspline street, Rev d. A Cunning,
ham, d. d., pastor, will preach at 1890
A. NJ and Jpn. Evening, second ser
mon of the series OF lessons from the life
of Joseph-"Tho Prosperous Man" y
cordial welcome to the young men Of
Wheeling.
Rev. d. II. X. Dix, OF Triadelphia NJ
+. Church, this county, will start or
Monday next to New York, where he
will meet the Committee on Missions Of
the NJ. +. church, of which he Is a mem.
Der, which holds Its annual session in
that city beginning or the l4.h. On the
22d he will meet the Church Extension
Committee at Philadelphia, of which he
is also a member.
At the Chsphne street NJ. Z. Church,
next Sabbath, November l1tb, the pas
tor, W. &. Snodgrass, will preach in the
morning, and Rev DR.. Wheeler, editor
of the Pittsburgh Christian Adrocatc, in
the evening As this is DR.. Wheeler's
first visit to this city, his acknowledged
ability is expected to insure him u
crowd. Sunday school at 2 ?. NJ, }. A
Lancaster, superintendent.
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eS wALTZING.
A suIey Bit of information from our
..Ieukins, on the WaItzing ways
,ft:iris I'm this Vicinity.


JfGiris In this Vicinity.
,s,lr' . sl epkins.n who is as graceful
person as ever lifted hoot Ger lhe
waxed surface of q ball room moor was
dispatched early in the season to diner
ant points in this vicinity to ascertain
the neoulisr,ties of the girls who WALTZ,
residinc in this city and suburban towns.
He has attended TO his mission faithfully;
has been present at all the "hops given
thus far this season, and reports the"hop
market very brisk, and parties engaged
in the business still brisker. bis Veraci-
ty cannot be doubted, and for this reason
we give below the different styles oil the
p,rls with whom he has tiosted round
and round in the mszes OF the glddy
waltz. for the edifcation of those whose
experience is limited, that they may
know Whist isortot q girl TO seek ioF
mariner when 'fhe next dance 10 CARED.
He SAYS: People may say that q waltz
,s a waltz, but il is a mistakei rs mucn
as TO say that girl is girl, Tor there
are girls and girls, and there are WsltzeS
and waltzes. With one person IL Is Tue
noetry OF motion; with another 1t Is about
VS. awkward q performance as putting
vourself upon "a. level and
Going through the motion Of running up
stairs would be-. A West Side. girl Is a
natural walter, and she does 1t with q
charming CHIC and abandon. A North
Side girls watzing is easy, graceful ana
| "melodIous If she comes from the
Sonth Side, she throws her hair bscK,
| Jumps up and cracks her heels together,
land carries off her sstonished partner rs
though simeon had struck him, and
| knocks over all intervening obstacles IN
her mad career around the room. Ii sne
is from from Bellaire, she creeps closely
and timidly up to her partner, as though
she would like to get into his vest
pocket, and melts away with ecstasy as
the witchlng strains Of the Blue Danube
sweep through the hall. II she is from
| Ftnavile, she crooks heI body IN the
middle like door hinge, takes her part
ner by the shoulder, and makes him mis-
ersbie In trying to hop around her with
out tresdIng on her No. 9 shoes. Ii she
comes from Martins Ferry, she astonlshes
her partner now and then working in
| touch of the double shuttle, or bit oil
pigeon-wing, with the waltz step; and II
She comes from Bridgeport, or has been
| spending the summer IN the mountains
and IS OF the hllslutln order, she throws
both arms around his neck, rolls up her
ewes as she floats away, and Is heard TO
| murmur, 'Oh, hug me- John
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Oil Land Leased.

Rather fu,l representation of the
stockholders of the " heeling and West
Liberty Oh Company met at the office
of Mr.. Peck, on ChspIlne street. yeater-
dsv. The only business of Importance
before the meeting wss the question OF
LEASING the oil lands of the company in
RItchie county. and the same were lease d
tnDr. Cooper, of Steubenvilie, for Pc
Rod OF FIVE years. We could not sscer-
,sin definitely, but presume that Mr..
Cnoner contemplstes sinking number
of wells.
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Formally Accepted.

The Board of Directors of the State
Penitentiary yesterday formally accepted
the engine built by A. j. Sweeney Il
Son, Of this city, for that institution,
snd ordered the payment OF the money
due the firm as per contract. Messrs.
John Cummlus, }. NJ. Todd and Edward
Hobbs, ST., all Of this city, were appoint
Ell n committee OF experts by the Board
10 examine the machinery, and pro-
nounced it all o X.
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SIreeI Lamp EXPLOSION,

Night before last, while the lamp.
lighter Was lighting the oil lamp at the
corner OF Fourteenth ana Wood street.-the
lamp exploded, aud quite blaze ensued.
The burning fluid scattered in ell direc.
tions, running down the lamp post and
over the pavement. 1t was extingmshed
after shout halt au hours hard work,
with no damage further than the loss Il
the lamp. The lighter narrowly escaped
being severely burned.
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T.. W. d Ia. TrackIay ing.

The tracklsying on the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad, which
was interrupted by the treslle at Cross
Greek, Is again in rapid progress. On
Wednesday the track WAS laid into the
borough of Wellsburg where the citi-
zens gave all hands a warm
reception. A Tree dinner WAS
gwen to all the lsborers and track
layers by the CT liens. The gskg
of men engaged in the track laying,
some 50 members, was divided into two
parties. Half OF them partook of dinner
at the American House, and the other
half of the men, IN charge OF Bates snd
Devorce, feremen, dined at the Granite
House, where there was plenty of every
thing on the table. When the dishes
were empty they were filled again, and
every man left the table perfectly we'll
satisfied that the landlord was u u gentle
man. The read will reach Wheeling
some time next month II no Unforeseen
delay occurs Pitts. Dispatch.
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THERMOMETER.
DAYS.
More Aboutihe Last Blaze.

The fire 1T the corner OF Market and
Eighteenth streets, some weeks ago,
damaged the German Protestant St.
Johns Church, not hitherto reported.
The windows on the south side were all
cracked and the organ considerably dis
ordered by the heat. The church was
insured i'll our home companies, and sll
loss sustained will be made good. The
new windows have been putt by Carter
Bro's7 stained glass works, Pittsburgh,
aud the organ Is now being repaired by
Mr.. Gemunder, prominent organ build.
er OF Columbus, Ouio.
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LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Meetings Of the Lindsey and young
America Societies Yesterday.
THE LINpsLEY BOYS.

The boys of The Lindsey Literary
Society held their weekly meeting yes
terday afternoon. Alter the reading OF
the minutes OF the previous meeting by
the Secretary, Ed. Jingle, the literary
exercises were proceeded with. The dec
lamation delivered by Edward Thomas
was well received Robert McLures
essay was pronounced the best OF the
essays. Chas. OF and Campbell Sweeney,
two OF the debaters, delivered good
speeches. The following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing two
months Robert Norton, President; las.
Dodson, Vice. President; John Eoh, Sec
rotary and George Laughiin, Critic. A
military drill by Prot. Birch, closed the
exercises of the day.
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at'hreling ge9l5tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 30 Rev Advertisements.

Parker Shot Guns-Turner X Dillon.
For Rent Residence Head OF
Local.
Hassocks-G, Mendel Booth Il Co.
S,oddarts Musical Library.
Religious Notice.
VIM. Leighton's New Book-Stanton
" Davenport.
Ladies Rose Coral Set
Take Notice.
Letter List.
Nccklaces-Louis Dechert.
Good Lamp Tor 7jc-Cummins X
Woods.
Gard of Thanks.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The experiment OF low-crossings has
proved decided failure, and 1t would
now be well Tor the sulhoritIes to remedy
tue botched-up work ard raise them
higher than the streets As it now is,
there Is more mud by far on the cross
i1gs than the street. Can't something
IA done in the matt er?
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TIsE COURES.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Diff
ferent Judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoUKT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoUKT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of Friery VS. Klevls was con-
tinued until Friday next.
The case Of GoetZ IS. Stamm, is still
on t:lal.
Adjourned TIL the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CUURI-JUDGE CRAEMER.
Thomas o Mar, carrying OF an over
coa. from Henry Neuhsrds' saloon,
fined twenty dollars and costs. Com
mitted.
Thomas U Mar, committing an assault
on Robert Bond, fined twenty dollars
and costs. Committed.
Michael O'Neil, assisting IN assault on
Robert Bond, fined twenty dollars and
costs. Committed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-10

Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to +
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
n proportion.