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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-12

NICHOLS still holds the fort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-12
THE ASHTABULA ACCIDENT.
The Ceroner's Inquest.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 1.-THE Leaders
special from Ashtsbula says:
Jack Tomlinson sworn Resides in
Ottawa, Canada; is General Superinten-
dent of Light Houses in the employ OF
the Canadian government; was engaged
in bridge building from 1910 TO 1870;
made the drawings for the iron Howe
truss bridge over Ashtabula creek, the
one which has lately fallen; be
did this under Instructions from
Mr.. Stone; he never approved
of wrought iron Howe truss over
large span; it makes an unnecessarily
heavy bridge, and all the strain sccumu-
lstes on the end braces. Notwithstand-
ing its weight it would have been strong
bridge had the main braces been sutfi.
ciently strong, they were not made rs
large as originally designated, and it was
his intention that they should be
strengthened, but his connection with the
company was severed on account of dii-
ference that arose between himself
and Mr., Stone concerning this bridge.
He thought that the main braces were
the only defective part o. the bridge.
This was the only defect that he was
aware of, except its unnecessary weight.
He thinks it would have been An exceed
ingly strong one had it not been for
these defects. Mr.. Collins had nothing
10 do in any way with the
bridge. The bridge was calculated
to carry moving load OF from
2 to tons 10 the lineal foot, lie was
dictated to in making his plsRs for this
bridge by Mr.. Stone. If the bridge OF
iron had all been good and not wrought,
according to the patterns. and placed IN
their proper positions, he thinks the
bridge would have been perfectly safe
In the original plans made by Mr.. Tom
linson, the main braces were calculated
to bear pressure of tons 10 the
square inch. He MAS informed that a.
terstions had been made in remodeling
the bridge. He thinks pressure OF
four tons TO the square inch on these
braces wonld have caused lateral de-
section He proposed method Of
detective braces 10 Mr.
Stone, which he would not listen to and
became angry. 1t was in Consequence
of this difficulty that he resigned his
D. sition. Mr. Tomlinson never hsd
any anxiety except about these braces.
He does not think better set OF rods
or cords were ever put into it bridge.
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H.mptsa Prspass.s e. Csaiset
Taxes.

COLUMBIA, s. C,-Governor Hsmp.
ton has appointed SPECIAL agents for
twenty-five counties to collect ten
per cent Of last years tax levy. The
appointments for the remaining coun-
ties will be made in few days, '''"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-12
House Committee on Counting Eiec-
tOraI yoIe.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 1.-THE House
committee on the privileges. powers and
duties OF the House of Representatives IN
counting the electoral vote, had long
session tonight and finished their repor;
on tha. subject Their conclusions are:
lst. That the power 10 count the g &C.
toral votes Is not conferred by 'na Con-
slitution upon the President o! the
SeLate.
I'd. That this power Is conferred by
the Constitution upon the Senat" and
House of Representatives.
Sd. That IN the execution of the power
to count the vote the House OF Represen-
tatives is st least cooperate and equal
with the Senate.
4.h. That in counting the electoral
votes no vote can be counted against
the judgment and without the assent of
tie House. These propositions were
agreed TO by a strict party vote-Rep-
re.entsdves Knot. Tif-gt-, Marsh and
Sparks, in the the affirmative and Rep
reseniatlves Se.levr. Bulrhsrd, Of Illi-
nois, and McDill, IN the negative.
Representative Knott Will make re-
port tomorrow, and will ask ih-; n day
be fixed tor it, consideration. II" will
move in the House th,t two more 10 80
bers be added 10 the committe" s!a'-
tionsl labor having teen imposed on .,
By the resolution OF Nr. WIllIs. w.Iah
instructs that committee u inquire
whether any votes had been given con-
trsry to the prohibition contain"d in the
lst section OF the I'd article ot The Con-
stitution; as also in the query directed
by Representative ks,son . ascertain
whether any electoral yJ;"- had been
cast BY persons whose political dlssbili-
ties had not been removed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-12
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK nAaKEI

OvrIcK MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES I
Wednesday. January 10. lS7.
kncRIPrs or LIVE STOCK roR rHR yRxH,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-12

NEW ORLEANS, January lc.-In an
interview 10 day Governor Packard
stated that he intended to retske the
Supreme Court building, but he would
proceed under the forms OF law, and
would avoid conflict which would re-
main aa cause OF bitterness alter the
recognition of his government, which
event he regardnl As certain
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-26
Old HJ1ndred.
THE iIILLsBoIlo RECORDER,
And Louisville 5

WEEKLY co URTER-JO URN4L
one year Coz $500. rive rspers Cor little more
than the prize ofOue. '''''e
send .. Three Dollars aud receive youv homa
PAPER with the Cuurief.Joirna, The hest. Nil.
country. - 'hc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-26
FENCING FIGURES.

According to United States statistics.
worm or Virginia fence ,:osts pinr,y-i o
cents. la'sl>an,-lal me dollar and thirty
live cents. bnaui fence one 'lular aud
twenty six cents and stone will two iu :
bars and ,hirty-inur cents per rn ~ Mas
sa,llisetts. 1fhis estimate IL based npon
hp,,ds 4, sixteen dullars per lhpnsand and
rails at 6Iiy.slx dollars From the same
source il wonl,l seem that u onr fences
SIXTY seven PR rert. ARE of the Kind known
NJ worm or snake irnre. seventeen per cent.
Of post -and rail. twelve per cent. uf board
and only Iuur per cent. d permanent stone
wall The returns embrace lac 377.S2l
rods 81 fence. irclpsing lG.37l.Gii acres.
Al east Of Sl59.s3l. ADA or al the rate of
nine hundred and tiftJ. Eve rods to each one
hundred acras. Tile annnaI expense II re-.
pairs anti interest npun The investment; Is
sos. S06. ls2. The interest. hearing ma
tionhl 6eb., the cost ~ 0ur fences aud the
value Of the live stock II the nation. NIL ig
IRE np Ia ainut tile same nmnnni. Each
dollars worth OF live stock Ituaires nnr
dollars worth Of fence 10 keen il in order
That twenty iye per cent Of this fencing Is
needless aud may he best d.len,rd with.
IL uninubted. How much If the renain.
der wuul,l he rendered needless by pres
perly connected system Ut pasturrng aud
Soilmg. il Is bard n say. - Exchange.
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HORSE SHOES

Historians assert that the practice o.
shooting horses va, introduced into Eng and
by William the Corqneror. Who instituted
nm ofhce fcr the inspection Of the fsrrier.
and gave The city Of Northampton n iicf.
70 The person who held that Office. Henry
de Ferrers. ancestor Of the famous Earl Of
Derby. aud whore descendants still bear ~
their arms six horse shoes. received bis u.
lie. probably. from having been inspector.
the horses evidently sliod with iron lip
French ferj. The custom Of covering the
feet Of their horses was known 70 The On.
Gent Greeks aud l.,,msns. 10 scenes 81
great magni6cepce. princes sometimes had
their horses snd mules shol with silver and
gold. The mules 81 Nero we're shod with
silver, those of Poppra, bis wife. with
gold and when the Marquis Of Bonifufo.
Of Tuscany. went 10 meet Beatrix. his
bride, about the year 1893, % magnificent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-26
PLANT AS you co.

When Spaniard eats peach OF pear
hy tue roadside. wherever he j., he illIS a
hole il the ground with his inot and covers
The seed. Consequently. all over Spain aud
Elsewhere. frnit ~ great abundance lempts
the taste. aud il ever Tree. Let tins prac-
lice be initiated IL nur cuuntfy. aud he
weary wonderer will be hlesi. aud the hand
thar ministerrd 10 hi comfort End ioy We
are bound to leave the world ~ good or
better than We found IL. aud he is a selfish
churl who backs nuiler the shadow aud
calls the fnit of trees whiyh other lands
have planted. il hc will MT ~ y plant troes
which shall yield fruit TO coming genera
items. r
No farm can main,ain It's fertility with
out manure. Asa standard the liquid and
solid excremenls. Of one horse or COW are
necessary to sustain an acre under cuItiya-
tion. ar At least tbiee CAVES, colt. pig,
or sheep 10 the acre. all Ut which show that
our farmers should keep three timrs THEN
present number OF ANIMALS or witness de.
cline in their farm tulncls.
Mr.. Robert Reesor. 81 Msrkhanl. Casa.
ma. arrived on lie iGh inst. NJ Quebec
fton Scotland. with 100 pure bred Shet>
nd ponies. They mr considered TO he
The hest ard handsamest ~ 81 ponies that
ever lei; the sh,iland lslaH s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-26
..pLEisE CHARGE TIl,Sp

These t,.ree wur,ls are Of immense i'm
ynrtance 10 every head Of the family or any
One vhuse duty u il 10 provide ways und
means for food. clothing aud other expen.
ses. incident to existrnce.
These three uuds are like three links ii
chain which We forge for ourselves. and
every time they are repeated this chain he
COMES stronger airl stronger, till its bur-
den cannot hunger he borne
These three words add fifty per cert. To-
the e,iSt III any article We purchase Tor the
seller wauts. and very likely needs cash.
aud as he can turn his money over several
:ime, before We can ligniiale his claim he
charges IN aiditnm 10 the cash price. prs
fit for each time he might have used his
money had we paid rash un the spit.
These three words. easily aud pleasantly
spoken. aud ~ pleasantly responded TO.
make unn the ahj,ct slave OF the cred
iror. ..lle tolls frnm early morn till dewy
eve" bnt the accommodating interest 81 ham
lers lis energies and depietes his earnings
that freedom hecpmesa boon greatly TO be
desired. but scareely expected. From Jan.
n,ry TO December be laborS. breaking .
link Of the serv,le chain Occasionally, bul
TOO Frequently adding two. aud il both ends
can he made to meet when the accounts
are bal ,nce,l. tire fact Is isade an occasion
fur reinicing.
These three words shpnl8 be hhte,l
from every farmers vocabulary. lie calf
not aff,rd. Of all men. to pay enormous iil'
ieresl. nor can he alisw debts 10 arrnnu-
late when future and uncertain gains can
OIL, be relied upon. This ralanee looof-
ten proves q broken reed. ant snoner or 10.
Ter. brings hn.niliar:on and bankruptcy
These three wnds need never Be spok,n
il a thorough sel.deuial lie practiced for a
year or two. Pay as yen gu. involves no
accommodating burdens, hut lightens instead
the daily routine Of labor. II is wonder.
jnl to note how much family cvn die
pense with liza rigid system 81 economy
prevails. aud determination 10 live within
It's mean EXISTS
These three words mag be used as TEN.
rorary means Of bringing bard place. but
their use l. always extremely hazardous,
AMI should never be used wli.n "I'ay a'
yua 60. or flash on the spot" eau by
any means be substituted. Son Of uie
Soil.
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we're The decorations Of his egnipage. that
the horses were stnd with silver; the nails
were Of the same metal. and II any drop :
ped ont. they belong d o ,hosr who found
them. Post. horses we,s shnd sometime III
the ninth century, but i.w 81 any other
descr,r,ion; and. 10 eonclusio,. We may
safe that nurse sho l have been ouhd -
The graves Of same ~ the old Germans n I
V hdals IL The northern countries, hu l e
an iqai j u them uanuoi be sceraind.
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The North Carolina Farmer

J. II. Ennis:
Dear SRI have beeu prsciiesl Far
mer Cor ~ years. and during that time have Ia
Ken The hest Agricultural .IunglaIs az the ,lay,
sud undertake. 70 SAY that there i more sal,a-
BILE practical information to our farmers. Ia tile
iifst aud a'cond nipbcrs ~ the North Carolina
Farmer than Nv any dozen copies 81 the Asricul-
iural papers hase taken aud d. most earn.
estly recommend u 10 every Farmer III our state
rs the paper for him above all others.
PETER n. HINES.
...... Halifax, Co
subscription Tor me Year a 90
I'VE copies !. 4 ~
leu 90
k,ldrcss ,. u. ENNIS e co
sept.3 I'm. Raleigh, Nc.
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SNlrERS
CURATIVE PADS.

4 sure cure fnr TUkPlD IINEI; and 81 dis.
pas,-s arising therefrom. LiIns. kidney SI,iDr.
and FEVER. f'ustiyrnes~. DYSl'EisSIA. Head.
ache Our Liver. LUNG ani AGIE PAD.
-. KIDNEY aud SPINAL PAD ~. Pad for
FEMALE Weakness IS. We scid thru by mail
tree on rereilt IL prize. Address
+. Z. SNYDER X tio Cincinnati. ID.
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H. -srurr premiums II will 10 Necessary 10
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-26

Good shelter is as necessary as good feed
ing aud breeding. anil now is the time to
repair sheds sni stables Tor winter use. i.
any repair il needed There il money in
fine stock. and IN that cultivated co,nmon
sense. which steadily improves al taat has
either animal or vegetable life on the farm.
unwise, careless hushandry injuries 1t once
the soil and III that Il supports from man
downward. Ooe should get his first class
abimaI.. " he has not such already. and
then 40 his hest TO improve their descend
antr ~ IFS skill 10 breeding and keeping.
True progress. 10 agriculture lies 10 the
principle of evolution -evolving something
higher and better Nv tile natural power n
organic growih. Not only individuals
grow. but III varieties species. gcnern and
order, Of being. Shori.horns are evidence
of living growih--an evidence Of vital prin-
eiple 81 universal application IN farming.
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST.

Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 1874 p. m
epnnreis At Greensboro with the Southern bound
Iran; making the quickest time to ~ southern
cities. Accommodation Train leaving Raleigh
~ l0,l y NJ connects with Northern hound
Trains NJ Greensboro for Richmond and all
points east. s s
Price II Tickets same as Via other rontes.
No Change of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles. s. eiHa
Sleeping trs rim through froIa Richmond to
Montgomery without change. Iiaf
Papers that hive arrangements % advertise d o
schedule of this company viii please print as
bnye.
For further information address
JOHN *. MACMERDO.
Gen'l. Pas. Agent.
Richmond, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-26
sows EATING THEIR PIGS.

A swine breeder sayss Il have seen ar.
iicles on SOW. eating their pigs, and per.
haps nv experience may lie Il benefit.
have SOW Two years old which has had
three liiters. After leaving the FIRST litter
with her overnight one of them was miss.
ing IL the morning. The second morning.
on going 20 her pen. saw the head Of one,
tne SOW having eaten the rest. then CAV,
Ter one or twn pounds 81 salt pork, and ih'
rest ofile pigs we're saved. The second
litter she did not trouble at all. Tho
third she commenced eating and lost two
I then gave her The salt pork and all wa
right ag,in. shall watch in future ant
have the pork ready. | should eat her on
" that she gives US very line pigs aud !
otherwise good mo,her3
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-26

StitTililik Nalhal-
ii. medicine tllat can le employed cleans
inc the stomach and bowels. and even the
bool. In small doses of one pill day,
,hey stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
Ayers PMS have been known Tor
more than quarter Of a century. AMI have
obtained a Worldwide reputation for Their
virtues. They correct diseased action IN
the several assimilatiyc organs o. the
l,oly. ami are % composed that obsiruc-
iions within their range can rarely with
stand or eva,le them. Not only so they
cure the cyeryr,iay complaints o. every
I,oiv, bnt also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have haillcd the best Of
, human skill While they IfOtlucr power
fill effects. they are. AZ the sann lime, the
safest and best llgsic for children. BY
their apcricnt artioa tllry sripc much les
than the common pJr.ailyes, anu never
Give pain when tile bowels are not iniianle,i.
They rracll Tie vital fountains ofihc blood.
aud strengthen the system by freeing 1t
IRON the elements Ot wcaEnvss.
AdaMe,l 10 al ages and conditions IN
ali eiiuates. containing neither caiomel
nor any lclcicrious drug, these Pills may
IL ;akcn with sai,fv by ansposiy. Their
sn.ar-coaiiIg preserves them ever fresh.
aud nakes them picasant 10 take: wnlie
bc;lg purcly vegetable. no harm can arse
from their use in any Quantity. s...
rgErARED ~ s~.
Or. J. C. AVER & co Lowell, Mass,
Practieal and Analyiica, Ch ,.H..,;;.,,,
SOLD Bi ALL DRUGGISTS INEkiwHEkE
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Are the most It
fective and congo
niill rurgatiyeeycr
discovered. They
are mild. bnt ci-
icrtual IL their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation.
they are still the
most thorough and
-.H- ..Y. -.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-11-17
Another Surprise Party.

The Bible class of the Congregational
church, OF which Mrs. NJ. Chandler was
teacher for considerable time, but
which her duties rs Assistantant Super
intendent of the school compelled her to
relinquish, concluded that they would
surprise her by visit. Having perfect
ed their arrangements, last Monday
evening they proceeded to her residence,
and OIL ringing the bell Mrs.. Chandler
opened the door and beheld nearly all
the yonng ladies' and gentlemen who
composed her old class. OF course they
were invited in and gladly welcomed
The ladies' had provided an abundance
of cake, pickles. meats. &C., and the gen
t'emen boant-fu supply Of oysters and
crackers. to which full justice was done
by the party. A very pleasant evening
was spent. and if a person could judge
from the happy voices and merry laugh
ter heard throughout it was an evening
that will be long remembered. Miss ID.
&. DAVIS is now teacher of this class
having kindly taken charge that Mrs.
Chandler might devote her whole atten-
ton TO her duties us Assistant Superin-
tendent.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-11-17
Doctor w. w. BOWeS.

Doctor Bowes arrived in the village
this week, and Intends settling here and
practicing his profession. He comes
highly recommended, bOthas physi-
clan and gentleman. We find the fol-
lowing complimentary notice i'm the Big
Rapids Herald. of November 9th: 1--WE
learn wit regret that w. w. Bowes, M.
d., who has been located at Morley. in
this county, tor the past seven years, is
about leaving there and taking up his
residence ut ChebOygan. DIR. BOwes is \
young man of more than ordinary abili-
ty, both socially and professionally, hav-
ing always been hard student. Civ.
ing his patrons not only the benefit of his
own ideas and experience, but also that
Of the best medical authors of the day
Mecosta county, also the Union Medical
society of northern Michigan, since their
organization, always taking deep III
terest in their welfare, and ever ready to
assist in the discussion OF those knOtty
questions which SO frequently arise in
such bodies. The doctor was not only
respected by all of his professional breth-
rem. but esteemed and loved by his pat
rOHs, who always found him TO be true
and worthy friend. While we regret his
leaving us. we ::cheerfully recommend
him to the people i'm his new field Of la
hrs,.