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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Representative smsIl., Defence.

Representative Smalls has prepared r
statement of facts connected with his re-
cent trial and conviction Tor bribery.
which will probably be made public. 10
il he shows that the sole evidence against
him was given by two witnesses who had
confessed their own frauds on the State
aud were given immunity in return ior
the testimony which would convict
others, and that his counsel regarded the
case OF the prosecution as too weak for
the croSs-examination of their witnesses
or Tor the examination OF Smalls in his
own defence. The appeal upon which
Smslls hopes 10 secEre new trial viii Ce
heard in January. and the new trial, II
allowed, will be in March. At the con-
clusion OF the paper Smalls says; These
trials have tar-reaching significance
and effect The colored people are &c
pressed beyond measure. NotwilhStand-
ing all the high sounding promises oi
political and civil equality and protection
of their rights. they feel that their best
and most prominent leaders are being
prosecuted for no other cause than being
faithful and determined republicans. In
their sorrow and disappointment, their
warnings and hopes, they are looking
toward Liberia, where the white men who
have robbed and oppressed them Tor
nearly three centuries can do so no
longer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

Is GREAT DASGERl-The public are again ia
great danger OF being deceived BY q food Of the
imitation Of al. FL Atwood's Bitters. THE Rev
JOHN PIKE wrote as follows: have been de-
ceiyed several times by the imitation put up in
the same shaped bottles and sgne! by one "Na
han Wood, - which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
East Eryebur0 Ne. john PIKE
ss-The true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red patented trade mark 81. ~ as vel
a. the signature Of al. f." Atwood.
apll7-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

PR or THE IADIEs-"Ja ckson's Caiauh
SNUFF AMI Troche Powder this elegant and
agreeable preparation has become standard IN
vorite with Ladies' on account OF It's extreme mild
ness II used rs SNUFF Will cure promptly with
out sneeziug any ease of catarrh or headache =.
II is used Internally, being very pleasant 10 the
taste, for Coughs, Asthmas' and gives % inc
IN oat the moment IL Il swallowed a delicious
sensation OF GOODNESS and comfort, as voice ton =
ic tor clergy men and singers 10 give clearer mex
iblity % the voice and vocal organs u u in'AIuA'
bic. We believe il far superior TO any other art
Gle and As il costs but 20 cents, try it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Real Estate Transfers.
EAsrERli DIsTRICr.


] w Purington 10 Mary w Everett farm in
Waterford &c Bryant 10 II lsolfe, | part OF
farm in Bethel; : Kelley % Niles, land In Ok.
ford; A A Sargent 10 Crockett, stani in Nor
way village; II Thayer to n Marble, real
estate in Buckleld and Sumner; u Rand 70. w
w Fisk, land In Albany; w NJ Greene % II
Brown, farm in Norway; w q Knapp TO Asa
Knapp, land in Hartford; A Johnson To A e
small saw mill and privilege 10 Peru; Parson
10 Howe, mill privilege on Ellis River In Rum.
ford w Hill CT al, 10 Bnrnham, land In Nor
way; w II WhitcOmb et al. 10 NJ Goodwin, real
estate on Bethel HIN Up d waldron 60 = vFaidrOn
farm in Buckfeld; II w Bartlett 10 White, land
in Dixleld village; Il Perry 10 Geo A Wilson,
land at South PaTfs; u Andrews 70 J Yields, 3
acres meadow land IN sumner II Wigh. 10 X
Austin, 1t ais, land in Giicad; q Rowe 10 & A
smith, real estate in Norway; L a Sanborn 10
yifxII r Grover, land 10 Bethel; NJ Kmiball %
II Bryant, land IN Bethel; Al y Townsend 70
Il j. Needham, land ia Norway II Rowe 10 III U
Rove undnided inlf OF fhrrt In PerlIio 2 Ham
mon 20 ~ Rowe form IN Peru; N Abbott Ct al
90 II Rowe, real estate In Rumtord; Loveloy 70
J II LoyejOy, land Peru; j Austin TO IS Love
joy i,trm IN Peru; ) T HolhrOOk etal, TO JChurcn.
III etal, land ID PARIS; s IsiunhaIn 70 Y Frost,
land IN Norway village; BL0yejoy 70 NJ An
dregs land in Franklin Plantation; Church
IN 10 w Churchill, Jr., undivided hall OF farm in
Sumner. % - W. haoi9ht4NE lssF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

Ladies who for wears have depended on AL
manner OF powders and cosmetics FOR giving them
artificial compilations, now ind that GLsNS's
SULPHUR soar supplies them with peariy skins
and rosy checks elected by the gentle stimuli.
ton Of nature. Sold by all Druggists.
HIPS Hair and Whisksr Dye, black or brown
% cts. d-0tN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

without ultimate loss to the Government;
for when the difference becomes consider
able, the holders will present the silver
for redemption, and leave it on the hands
of the Government, to be disposed Of con-
sequently at loss. Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Another Democratic U. s. Senator

San Francisco, Dec. Is, 1877.
The Senate at noon elected j. l.. Far
ley, democrat, United States Senator, by
. strict party vote. The House of Rep
resentstlves also voted for U. s. Senator
and j. l.. Farley was elected by a strict
party vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Wenkher ReDOrt

Temperature last week ats AN
sunday, 4Os clear; Monday, 2s clear; Tues
dag, "A clear; Wednesday, "a cloudy Thurs
day, a. clear; Friday, Is9 clear Saturday
IS cloudy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
From Chase's Chronicle.
BELGRADE Mills, Dec. Is, 1877.

Editor Of the Chronicle
ENCLOSED find 81 for the next year
CHRONICLE. 1t is a lamp TO my feet and
a light to my path. The Green-backers
here are firm in their faith, aud believe
that our hard money copper. heads will
be pushed to the wall, and that salvation
for this unhappy country is near at hand.
GRRKNBACKER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
D by HUNTS REM

EDY. Dropsy and all Diseases OF the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs, arc cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. Hundreds who have beer
given uo by their Physicians TO die have been
saved by HUNTS REMEDY, and arc now
living Witnesses OF ia value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Local Agents.

Ths following persons are authorized agents for
ne OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They Will receipt Tor
sash, attend 70 orders for job Work and AdVer-
Using. Snd TO any other matters which patrons
may desire:
Every Postmaster In oxford coantyI
Albany, J. II. Lovejoy; Andoyer, =. A. Bodwell;
Bethel, n. Foster, r., &, W, woodbury.; Brown
hsld, J. L. Frink; Buckneld, Geo. D Bisoee :
Canton. A. g. Hat away; DixBeld, Hon E G.
HARLOW; Fryes-,~A. Seth W Fife; Gilead, A. J.
Blake; Grafton. John Beattie; Greenwood. D. a.
Conn, J. q. Rich; Hanover, A. n. Knapp; Hiram,
l. .WadswOrth; Lowell, &. III. Eastman: Mason,
O. n Brown; Mexico. II. W. Park; Norway, o
n. Bradbury, NJ. D., Upton Z fSrnumi Oxford,
Rev. q. A. Lockwood, q. 4. Hawkes.; Paris. so
y. A. ThAyer, (West) y. X. Yates, NJ. D.; Peru,
A l. Haines; Porter, Y. W. Redlon, Isaac l..
rreReh; Rumf0rd, s K. HutehiRs; Sweden, Il
Saunders; Waterford, j. NJ. shaw; Woodstock,
o. c. HOughton; Franklin 4 Milton Plantations,
7. II. Thornton.
srAgents viii deduct their commission before
seading money 70 this once, as we do not open
accounts with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Il Has Stood the Test.

If YOU doubt the wonderful success Of sHILoHs
CONSUMPTION CURE, give it trial; then if YOU
arc not perfectly satisfied, return the bottle and
we will refund the price paid. 1t has established
The fact that Consumption can be cured, while
for Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping
Cough and all Lung or Throat troubles, there Is
nothing ike il for q quick and positive cure, as Il
never fails. 10 cents, so cents and slOo per bot.
tie Ii YOUR Lungs sore, or Chest or BACK
lame use SHILoHs Porous PLASTER, price -
cents sold by. 4. VI. GERRY, South Paris D d.
RAwosS Paris Hill.
DIR. sHILoHS SYSTEM vIrALIZER is no
doubt the most successful cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint We have ever known otherwise
we could not guarantee IT. In cases OF Consump
ton, where General Debility, Loss OF Appetite
and Constipation exist. It Will rest re ana regu-
late the system while siilLoH's CDkE alays
the inflammation and heals the lungs. Price % cts.
sold bv A. M. GERRY, south Paris; S. III. RAW
SON, Paris Hill.
HACKMETACK, a rich and fragrant perfume
Sold by the above dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

l. Any person who who takes paper regularly
frsm thu onnee-vhsther directed to has name or
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
u responsible for the payment.
.. II person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay AZ arrearzges, or The Poollsher may
continue 70 send IL until payment 10 mace, anu
eolleet the whole amount, woesher the paper h
taken from the ONCE or not
3. The Courts have decided thatrefusing to take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post once,
or removing and leaving them uncaled for, IL
prSr4a 0acss evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
MARRIED..

In Norway. Dec 20, b. G.. +. Whitman, ESQ.
Edwin \. Morse Of Norway, and Miss sarah l..
Bake OF Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

Health Is an inestimable jewel. The cough
that deprives you of it may take your life too.
One bottle of Hates Honey Of HorehOund and Tar
will avert the evil, and save you from consump-
ton VIII you weigh Life against half-dollar!
Sold by all Druggists.
pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
dl-4W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
BORN.

In RetheT. December 10th. 10 the vile ~ Nj
Marcus W Chandler, daughter; 40 pounis.p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
DIED.

In west Paris, Dec 81, samuel Il. Bacon, aged
-. Although our los rs great we would not call
thee back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

A.E. shurtlen So. Paris.-2 pairs Bronze Turk
eve, 3 pair KOWen Ducks PAIR fektn DueAs,
pair Partridge Cochin fowl, do chicks, Niple
Cochin fowl, dark Brahma fowl, ! 10 enicn7i
LIGHT Hrahma fowl, do chicks, plymouth ROCK
fowl. do chicks, 8 black Leghorn chicks do
FOWL Plymouth Rock chick.
:. Richards Jr.,s .. Paris PAIR lish' b'"'''''
fowl ii. -,
G. A. whitman, Bryant's Pond pair brown
Chinese Geese, pair plymouth Rock CHICK
Edmund Curtis, SO. Pais.-2 pair Bronze Turk
T.. ;. Lowering, So. Pagis.-l pair light Bfahma
fowl p do chicks, pair Plymouth Rock culeks'
" H. Blake, So Paris pair plymouth kJck
chicks, Black Breasted Red came Bhnt1ms;
r. y. Hall. So. Paris pairs dark biahha
Yates williams, So. Paris eoHp Of q
Plymouth Rocks. p,-.,,,,.
Rock chicks, = pair brown Leghoru chicks sii-
yer spangled Hamburg fowl
d. L. Farrar, No. Buckheld.-2 pair Bronze
Turkeys, pair white Turkeys, Black Breasted ,seI
Red Game Bantam chicks l 10 FOWL SILVER
Spaugied Hamburg chicks. ~.
I. w. Cieasby, SO. Paris pair Houdan
chicks.
mouth Rock chicks, / brown LeghOrn chicks.
W W Harmon, Norway pair English Rab-
bits pair Dutch do, Calcutta ianiah Pigeons,
c. +. Gofr Lewiston.--lp pair Houdan fowl, 90
Mrs.P. ID. TwitcheIl, Bethel pair Ply
mouth Rock chicks.
DR.. q NJ. Twuchell, Fairfield II pair Plymouth
R)cs chicks, whito booted banlam FOWL 10
Geo.. q. Bsarce, Lewiston-l pair light Braauna
chick, Plymouth Rock chicks.
Is. l.. Tracy. Portland pair Drown Nduc
fowls , 10 chicks.
J 4. Morton, NJ. D., Bethel > pair light Brah-
ma fowl, , white Leghorn fowl, 10 chicks,
J,lVn Leghorn fowl, do chicks, Blsrk bfea-t'
ell Red Game fowl, black carrier Pigeons, !
Antwerp do
Jones 4 Morton, So Paris pair Buck Breast
Ell Red came BantAms, do chicks.
Geo. 4; wilson, 80. Paris - pair Plymouth
7 4 mciskell. Bangor Brown Leghorn fowl
io chicss Black Breasted Red tame RAntam
fowl / de- chicks.
4 Il Whitman. BryAnrs Pond.-l Pair silver
~ptu-i.i Ham Jur, ca cks.
b. il. ulaea, south Paris pair Sebrighi
Bantam -AlDse.
l. addition there were some twenty
tve entries Tor exhibition. rhe COPS
were arranged ia aisles and faced Goth
gays. T4e light Brahmas occupied TIE
.lsL position near ne door OF Andrews
dsll in ahici lbe exsioi,ion vas heid.
Next came their dark brethren OF he
,4ue breed; The P4r,tIdge Cochins, Ply
mouth and ,ther fancy breeds occupyiuI
stations according to Their number and
qiaity.
Among the Plymouth Rocks was one
cop containing twenty three birds, en-
.ered BY Yates Il Williams of So. Paris.
Mr. Heiskell OF Bangor, as usual, had
a large display OF pets, pigeons, rabbits,
bantams, etc.
\. T. Shurtiefr had pair OF Partridge
Cochlns, when recently toos the premium
over a PAIR that were sold tor 500. The
hus5ard OF this happy family weighs
twelve pound,
Il would be q .lli.ut to collect finer
exhibition u pou,iI lhan was presented
on this OCCASION.
JulgS Fs.ca ol Massachusetts, awarded
premi1ms, o. "Wednesday, 70 fellows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Cures without Sneezing /!

Asa Troehe Powder, T. pleasant to the taste,
and never nSuseats- when swallowed, instantly
gives To the Throat aud VdcGl Organs a
Delicious Sensation Of Goodness and Comfort.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try IL! Safe, Reliable, asd only b cts
sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON n co, Prcp'rs, Pha.
WV wHIPPLE, CO., Portland; Me GEo. c.
GooDwIS X co f; RUST, BROS. \ BIRD; Boston
Wholesale Agents. sepls SIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

ADELAGHrFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY II
Catarrh, Heddqche, Bad Breath HSaTseRess
asthma bronchitis Coughs Deafness, &c.
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS IN
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry up a Catarrh
hut LOOSENS it; frees the head Of Al offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
ache: niIays and soothes the burning heat
in Catarrh /: IL so mild and agreeable IN its
effects that IL positively
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

HACKMETACK, rich and fragrant perfume.
Sold by the above dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
I'gEVlu,Is.

=. u Io,c.lug at B.ahna fowl, lst; DO
chick. i, ,. enf s. Plymouth Rock chicks, >.
A T.. Shurtlru -litht Brahma fowl, :; 10
ch cks, {. Fl1 mouth ROcS fowl, ], white Cochin
fowl, 1; dark Brahma fowl. ] 10 chicks, :; Par
fridge Cochin chicks, ], do fowl and ? Bronze
Turkeys, aud - Pekin Duck, l. Rouen DO l..
,, and ;.
+. \. Heisken-Browu Leghorn chicks, /; do
fowl, ! Black Breasted Red Game Bantam fowl.
!; DO chicks, /.
h. l.. Tracy.-Brown Leghorn chicks,2.
j. \. AUrt0n.-BrOwn Leghorn chicks, 3, do
FOWL, > black Carrier Pigeons, ! Antwerps, /;
white Leghorn fowl, and 3; do chicks, 4.
W. :. keene.-BrOwn LcghOru chicks, !.
Wallace Mason. GOrhAm, y. H.-Brown Leg
horn chicks, ).
". II. Richardson Plymouth Rock fowl, 2.
G.. II. Twitchell-Ply mouth Rock chicks, ;
white booted Bantam fowl, 4
". IL. Blake Ply mOulh Rock chicks, 3 Black
Breasted Red Game Bantam chicks, }.
g. \. Whitman Plymouth Rock chicks, | (;
brown Chinese GEESE, ,.
Mrs. +. NJ. b. Iwitcholl, Plymouth Rock chicks.
3.
I. W. Cleasby.-lIoudan chicks, /.
W. ". Misunderstanding, ] and 81 Calcutta
Pigeons. !, ftntals, u.
X. y. IAL-DaTk Brahma chicks, !.
a. +. SVhuhng-Sil spangled Hamburg
fowl, >
Il /. Fauar-Bronze Turkeys, ,; Silver span
gled Hamburg chicks, .; Black Breasted Red
Game BaItam fowl, ?; DO chicks 3.
\ r. Murse.-White Leghorn fowl, l; do chicks
/, 2 and ..
Morton & Jones Black Breasted Game fowl,
5 and I; ID chicks, ,.
Edmund Curtis-BroDze Turkeys, I.
;. Richards, Jr.-Light Brahms fowl, }.
r. A. Shurtlcn.-l pair Golden sebright Ban.
am chicks, 3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25

ttrrar, - Edmund Gurus, -, +. \ ucl-Aclii
81, 81! - X. i ..cs. 10, q: \. +. iurtlen IT,, 10;
q. ". TW.tcheli, 10; W, ". Harmon -.
\ large number Of birds were sold
during the exhibition, many OF them at
prices which would sstonish those WHO
keep hens for their eggs"
The display of pets was quite small,
there being bul few rabbits aud pigeons,
aud no other specimens under this class.
OF turkeys and geese there were mag
nincent specimens,-o old gcbbier
Weighing thirty pounds, being partlcu-
l,rly notable.
We trus; the society will find its re-
csipts from this exhibition sufficient to
warrant continuation OF the organizs-
tioa for another year. Il is strange our
people do not attend these exhibitions
more generally. The sight is both a
pleasure and surprise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
Poultry ShOtC.

The third annual exhibition OF Oxford
CourtY Poultry was hoid threc dave last
week, beginning with Tuesday lbe
show was he be.t thai has yet been held
both in rig erd 70 attendance ard ga I'y
OF bird. There were ono bundted an"
twenty i've entries for comptiti, IS
follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-12-25
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

q. p. Lowering, Nos. |. }, = 81; J. \. Morton,
SO 4 Whitman, .; ". II Blake, 10, 81 Jones
& Morton, 6: \ L. Morse, 20, q, 50, 81; ID. l..
tsrrar, ;! Edmund Curtis, .; r. \ liei,keli,
81, 81, - X. ..ts. 10, 81; \. r. urtlen II, 49,
q. Y. TNItchcli, 10; W, ", HarmOni -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

HARVEST FEsTIvAI.-Thc Congrega-
ton Of Zion German Lutheran Church,
located on Chapline street, Centre Wheel.
ing, yesterday celebrated their annual
harvest festival. The church was appro.
priately trimmed with choice fruit and
flowers, and presented holiday appear
anCe. In tho morning Rev. Mehrwein,
the pastor, conducted the services, preach
ing an interesting sermon, in German,
bearing upon the festival, and the method
Of observing it here and elsewhere. It's
4 custom, and n very pretty one, which
has been in vogue in the Fathcrland for
many years, to assemble together one day
in the year and give thanks for bounti.
ful harvest.
In the evening the church was crowded
with the little people OF the Sabbath
School, their teachers uEd parents. The
different Sabbath School CLASSES sa ne
some very pretty hymns, albeit they sang
in German, and several Of the pupils
reCited verses that hadb committed to
memory. The choir OF the church was
present and assisted in the musical exer-
Cises. Rev. Mchrwin talked few mo.
mcnIs to the little folks, and altogether
the exercises were quite interesting. At
the close each OF the children was pre-
sented with aquantity Of fruit, and went
home doubtless wishing that a hsrves.
festival could be held every day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

WHEELING RIFLE CLUD.-A meeting Of
gentlemen interested in long range rifle
shooting was held ut Prof. Dwights Lab.
oratory, in Centre Wheeling, Saturday
evening, for the purpose OF organizing u
Rifle Club. After an hours discussion
upon the subjects OF target practice, loca'
lion OF range, brcech.loading guns, etc,
the meeting was called to order by Judge
Cochran, and the name "Wheeling Rifle
Club" was decided upon as the name Of
the club. An election Of officers was held
which resulted in the election OF Chas. L.
Dwight, President, Jas. D. Stanton, Score.
tary, and VIM. H. Woodward, Captain.
The following we'll known citizens have
already signed the roll oil membership:
Chas. +. Dwight, J. D. Stanton, Judge K.
II. Cochran, Dana Hubbard, Hon. John
$. Cochran, Of Bridgeport, Geo. @. Black,
John r. Davenport, Col. VIM. II. Wood.
ward, Capt, W. ]. Mathews and Spauld.
ing X. Wallace. A number Of other gen.
tlemen have signiied their intention Of
joining the club, but have not had any
opportunity TO sign the roll. Hereafter
applicants for membership will be re.
CURED to present their names at a regu-
lar meeting Of the club with the recon.
incubation OF three members, and it will
require a unanimous vote 10 elect.
No initiation fee will he required. but
each member will be expected to supply
himself with n rifle and ammunition at
his own expense. Prof. Dwight has al.
ready purchased n Maynard Creedmoor
rifle and probably two or three others
will be ordered this week.
a committee was appointed 10 select
lOOO:yard range and put up target, SO
that in a few days the team will com.
mence practice, and we hope that in the
next Interstate match AT Creedmoor
West Virginia will be represented. We
would like to see some OF our neighbor.
ing towns organize rifle clubs now, so
there can he IN occasional trial Of skill
between them all. Long range target
practice is becoming very popular now,
and bids fair TO rival all other outdoor
sports, and is both healthy and instruct.
i've recreation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

TaE AMUSEMENT SEAsoN.-Manager
Hamilton is still engaged in securing
Grst.class attractions for the Opera House
during this season. The list already
booked embraces the following; Charles
Gaylers "Loyo Among the Roses" com.
bination, Monday and Tuesday evenings
Of this week, Ada Richmond's Burlesque
Opera Troupe, Hess Opera Company,
Holman Opera Company, The Pink Dom.
inoes, Duprez & BenedicLs Minstrels, Joe
Murphy and company, John McCul.
Iougb, supported by John +. Ford'S
Grand Opera House Company, Of Balti-
more, Lawrence Barrett, supported by
the Detroit Opera House Company, Piton
and Burroughs Union Square Combina.
ton, Mrs. James Oates Opera Company,
Wilson, Barlow, Primrose and Vests
Ministries, Kate Olaxton apd Company,
BARLEY Campbells Comedy Company,
Fanny Davenport and Company, +. Z.
Bangs Combination, Mrs. Chanirau, sup.
ported by Clifton Tayleure's Company,
John E. Owens, supported by the Pitts.
burgh Opera House Company, "0ur
Boarding House" Combination, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Florence, supported by the
Euclid Opera House Company Of Cleve.
land, Miss Geneveive Rodgers in "Maud
Muller" Januscheck, supported by the
EuClid Avuenue Opera House Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

PROBABLY FATAL AccIDENT.-On Sat.
urday evening last little son Of James
sadler, who lives on 18th street, between
Jacob and Wood, met with horrible &C.
cident, which may cost him his life. The
little fellow, with several companions,
was playing about a pile Of burning Gin
ders at McGinley's coal bank, near Rey-
mann's brewery, and accidentally fell
upon the hot Goals. His comrades IRAN
for assistance, but before he could be res
cued his body, from the waist down, was
terribly burned. Last night the little
fellow, who Is only five years old, was still
living, but his recovery was considered
doubtful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

PlTTspuRGu ExcuRaoN.-The second
and best grand excursion TO the Pits.
burgh Exposition will occur tomorrow
A special train will leave bridegroom at
6:O6 A. NJ, and will arrive at Allegheny
at 1925 a. NJ. Tickets for the FOUND
trip, inclusive OF admission TO the Fair,
will be So %.
The Pittsburgh Exposition is said to be
the finest occurring this year in the
United States. Special low rates have
been secured for cxcursionisis ut all tho
hotels.
The special train returning leaves ALE.
gheny Station, two squares from the Ex.
position, at 10 r. NJ. The tickets, how.
ever, will be good on the train leaving
Pittsburgh at 4:l7 p. NJ. on the same day
Taesday) or on any train on WedneS-
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

AccoMPLIsHED.-The ink on an item
in Saturdays issue was scarcely dry until
the matter 10 which it called attention
was "a fixed fact" By 10 o'clock in the
morning all the brick for the Childrens'
Home pavement were on the ground and
in place, SO that now pedestrians on ia.
cob street, between 18th and 18th, enjoy
one OF the incest sidewalks in the city.
The Home is indebted to the following
gentlemen for the handsome improve.
ment: George Crumbacker, Stephen Wa.
Lerhouse, ST., George X. Wheat and James
Bodley, each 10000 good hard brick, and
to Jacob Hull for laying the same, and
suggesting the plan. We understand Col.
81. X. List gave personal attention to the
whole matter, and will also have some
other Improvements made to the already
neat appearance Of the "Home."