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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-29
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Somis. eesen 1bUmas Rfaaifsr unb War.
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MID ssri&tetsn BertaufstefebIes ausaeReQt
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ten Sale unb eintr besIaubistsn Abl&rift brs-
ttlbtn, batirt ben % Sttster 1876, tserbs ID
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3Dii&sn 9 nbr gsrmittaas unb s rlbr RAD.
riittasS, an her GrUntkirt ees Gu1rtbauiss in
9ermann. G%aseonabe County Rifcuri, auf
VHertlt&er auttiUn, an ben b0&R.n 8ieter, hae
Ta%ffsbsns bsI&rtsbsns 9runsrtseHtbum ser
ftissra:
Das iihrtRlt6e BierteI has fhhir. sisrsels
BON See. 35 in 3o~nibip 40. &anss 6 ptRl.
VtrtaufS.S tbiaaunet Saar Ia
bdne.
Sleo. Beraner.
Sberif RON 9as. 60.
@dr, 90. 1877.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-29
8~etauatma9naa u. 9amtfaanna.

g gerei@t benz llnterjei9neten ;ur
sroben freube tnittbeilen ;u fOnntn,
ea6 Die 9umnte Der burd i'm in Ser
mann un6 Radbarf1aft eefammeIten
Selber gum Bieberaufri@ten Der
6eutf@en prot. B~aiienbeimnth bel 81.
Souls f@ auf 1902 30 beIduft. FAR
oiefe liberaIe t~1nterfltuns unb befcn.
oers fur bic febr freunbIide Mufnabme,
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tirens erIeidtert ia ;u elmer aneeneb-
men asma@t uurSe, nodmals berili4
6anteab, ieidnet
6. "Opens,
NoRnr Apr 81 Gf WouIS 6;sG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-29
Grtra Xruffre Situua

Vie Gbrsdnung NIT benz @oaettot
perm & 6. Saer ergab foIoenoss 3e,
iultat:
Delinquent Cite 1876 $40 ~
Gin'abIuna i'm lleberfdu6 1927
SeiaIefen a: 1 5errn 6. 6. 8o,r
cine Nnmeiiuna I'M Sstras ton s152.l7
ausi"itelsn, fir Ole BON ipm benz
S@asamt i'm lls5erIdu5 einbe;obIte
Summe.
2, Serr :. 9. 6briieI aIs fdbtif6sn
@ommihdr Die eumms BON $500 an
6cpiuisen.
g., 0nb sic 8etition Der 8ittue
s0miOtp nidt berudhatiat merbsn
fam.
Die gbrednuns NIT Dem Sdasm.i.
lfer 9erru 60. Gramer lies foIoenb.
SilanSen in Rahe.
stabtiide Safe 1862 az
armen 1883
ScItesa6er 178.5 2
Sisrauf Sertasnne
90. Sebr
S&rsiber protein.
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Sobn s eItm a n n Nrafhent.
CD. Gramer. Sdasmeifer.
Sn unfsrer oT.nttideu gduIe unterridteten bri, felt them l.. September 1876,
cher 4. 4dbrr in enalii9er unb seuhdeu Spra6e. Die nutrridts9e9enfdnbe
FnS foIssnb., Gufdauunssunterridt, 8ednen, Sdrtben. Seffn, Geographic,
geidhate, epra6e, @ufas, leberfessn, satursef6i4te, Getlaniren uno
Sefang.
Sn ben uefdieOen.n &laFen wroeu 2S7 gduIer. ndmIid: 155 Snaben unb
1872 Nabden, unterihtt. Ser edulbeiua ma Elm fbr mangsbafkr une
n0rerber inSem Die Surdidnttsiubl Der tdsib Die Sdule befnbenSen SiuOer
Nd nr uuf 123 belGufen bat. @s barfte Oaber Den @lkrn fsr gu empfeblen
ieu i'm SutereTe ibnr &inoer OiieIbeu p einem mebr seregelhren Sduttefude
fuufiabin ou,ubaIten, was ia aud Os SduIaehs uoridreibt uo uerlanNt.
Spbn Teltniann, 4rah6ent.
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sGr SEER Souls Meper bat uns mi 8
eetbeilt, eaB er fein Ganbioat fur
@iebereripdbluna ais Stabt- Sruitse
lei.
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MihDmri NaciTc

WttNDnct Ndctnc
fDdbreno Oisfem Sabre fortfabreu miro
Faha9iere mad allen Sbeilen bes San.
OsS ubsr ct aouis ;u beforoern unb
'tuar 5u Sreiisn, Sie isbe @oncurren,
unmosliu MAIDEN.
Inter Der neusu 9eituns tuirb sic
Balm i'm befen 8strieb erbaIten unb
CO miro aa9smein oneenommeu, .ba6
ourd9 Die sroseren Disqualification uno
Sertbeile Die benz rsiisnsen 8ublifum
aebotsn iusrben, tie Ntfouri 8acifc
bo'o Die beIisbtste 8ertebrsfrabe ami.
fden ben oitlidsE unS pcRIiGen GLIB.
en- fem n iro
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anf na3 Sen i9uar,eu geroeu

Sine Sarm fir s1OO,-27 Gfer.
ore' WIDER in @einbsrg, ;.pei quite
Slofbduier, 9ueGe 8~aumaarten &c.
etud z MeiIen bon Sermann, 8eit-
tItel %earantirt @adsufyasen in Scr
Office eieies @[atteS.
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Sfentli6er 0erfauf.

Die llnter,eidnete wiro am eamstaa
Den 2. Npril bel ibrer @obuuua, on
Der Waretftrabe, na@febsnbes perfon.
li@e Gissntbum an ben Reiebietenbsn
uertteisern.
Cine Yartie @einfdKer ale lire
MobaI, Sausbalt unb &l4enaerdt6.
fdaften foHie cine 8artie @6erbau
utenilien.
Seoinaungsn @ue Summer BON
So uno barunter boar; fur summen
ubtr IS pirb Elm Greoit BON 8 Ronattn
ae9en Roten nit gutter 9i4erbeit
betpQist.
elite 8
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UOrilt 40 Oerf0ufcm

@ine Sorm betebeno aus 100 older,
nobon 10 Qfer unter @ultur neblt au-
ten Standardization uno aeu0l6tsm
6eler, befannt nIs bic friibere yaIt's
Sarm iebt Nprit's, an Der Sstrt Street..
ut su pertaufen. Nuf Der Narm beiu.
Oct nd cine unusrieabare QueQe unS
etfpa $50 ereiidbriae Sbfbdume.
Ndberes gu erfra9en bel DER llntst'
3ei9ncten
Wnria G. @priI.
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yin iolioer lnnaer Tntmar6ei:er Fam
eauer9afte arbett bel gutem Qobne
Fnoen. @aberes bel
9. @. Gbrifel.
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Omte 0eleQenbeit

Dos fsbr ainifis ssIeaene un6 Dor
tomnten einaeridtete, friiber bon Der
6trnia @obel uno S&lomanu 5enRbfe
Sforebaus in Worrifon, lit biGie Is
oermietben. Sn oemieIben nurbe jsit
Sa9rsn Elm ta6tiser etore eeba!tsu.
3aber naGiufraeen BEL
Glia- g @Iomann,
Aomiuifratrir.
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bibatemsMn3eiaen
@ir fnb erma@tiat

@ir finb erma@tist
Sec. 8. &ina,
ais &anbibat fur @iebernahI ale Gouu-
tp SOmmiHdrs Der ofentIiGen e1uIen
BEN GaseOnaoe Gountp aniu5eieen.
8abI am 8. MpriI 1877.
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Slu O%erfoufem.

Gin ,peiaSdiaes Gram.-6aus an her or..
&oae, fttra J 1ReiIe a5rbIi6 Son Trst, %Ss
0Hie'. Das @tbduse 10 Gin antss ,usiasdis,s
Dams neba Dahfammsrn unb ost,,, or
aHe riTss ND gortrsFfi9 fir ein.n Stsr. ss.r
lenifises 9ei1dftsblas rian.R. Der eSrf,r
~ srfras'n bel. '"s
Safper SintbeIter.
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Sefrnut.

@strnut Surd Yafor Soenie bon Der
Sosuf ain DOnnsrstas ben 90. War,
1877.
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Trif6e Muffern

eosbeH srbatten cine senbuHs frifde
aaFern bel Q dperetI&Rrbx.
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III. p - 1877 r. 7

W.T. 4 u.
Die obisen tabnIitifden 3oblen unb
8udftabsn finb tsltimmt Dem 8ubIi.
tum an,u,eigen. >a6 Die
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Die ansessbenrn 4reilt trfreeH rcn Sdnhltrn,
lmeifens i'm 3auI@l beiatIt.
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s 10. s32.76
9ermann Den 22tsn 9idr; 1877
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
Personalities.

Rev. }. &. Armstrong, d ID, OF Wheel
ING, w. Va, Is expected 10 arrive in
Richmond by the Chesapeake and Ohio
express train this morning and will Ctii-
ciate Mt the Monumental church, to NOR.
row.-R.chmond Dispatch, last Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. Wiley lett for visit to
her home, in Morgsntown, yesterday.
Mr.. Guy X. &. Allen, of Morgantown,
who has been visiting relations n the
city, returned home yesterday.
Gov. Mathews and Attorney General
White, returned from Grafton, yesterday
morning
Judge }. Nj. FIrguson, OF Louisa, KY,
and formerly colonel in the Confeter-
ate army, Is registered at the Mcclure
house.
NJ S Taylor, OF the Female College, left
Yesterday Tor the eastern Pan Handle IN
the lat,rCsts OF the College.
Judge John Blair Hogc, of Martins
burg, has rooms ut the McLure House.
Hon. A. r. BoLe.er, Of Jefferson county.
is registered ut the McL.rc House.
Me-.rs. j. \. Vance and J. =. Gil
christ, left for Cnica.o ,cs:erd.y,
Prot. Crag,, sta Republican CANDIDATE
for State SUPERB Lnvd"'.t o., Fee Schools,
is csndid4t' for the rrlucip4.-1Jp 81
the Little Washington schools.
q orse Storm, formerly D Pittsburgh
artist. but VINO hn- been residing in
Wheeling, W. Va, Tor u year past, r-
IN tue " visiting Ola friends II" re-
Ju.ns to Wheeling next week Pits
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
The MarrinsbnrG capital Meeiiug
POsIpOneneni.

Hon. \ K Boteer, of Jefferson, and
Hon. John Blair Hoge, OF Berkeley, VINO
were announced 90 address the citizens
Of this city last night in behalf OF the
location of the Capital ut MNrtinsburg
reached here yesterday morning on al
early train. Owing To- the court house
being entirely disrnantled and under
going thorough repair, the meeting was
arranged 10 be held in the open air. I'm
fortunately, about 4 p. NJ. rain began To-
fall and continued all the evening, ron
derlng an outdoor meeting lnpracucabie.
1t was therefore reluctantly decided by
the leading friends OF Martinsburg that
it must be postponed until n future day
yet to be decided upon.
a good deal OF interest was exhibited
TO learn the arguments to be presented
in behalf OF MarLinsburg, and the desire
to hear tire gentlemen referred TO, would
have resulted in large assembage.
We are not advised of the line OF ar
gument likely to be pursued by speakers
advocating, the cbiet town of the Eastern
counties but We presume its convenience
of access TO the larger portion Of the
State would have been strongly urged.
In this connection we may mention that
it Is understood that the people of that
place sre prepared to make - formal offer
TO the Board of Public Works IN case Of
It's selection ~ the seat OF government, of
choice between two tracts Of twenty
acres OF land Tor Capi.o. site. ard a
sub.,-Fr.4r.r 81 -IO 600 f,- 'r4 .-.,t r,-,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
NOIes md KmnIOrs.

4 report was circulated IN the city
Yesterday TO the et.c. that Capt. llier,
o. the Light Guards, had lost n leg IN Ii
skirmish al Martnsburg.
The conductors and engineers Of The
freight trains on H. FIRST snd Second
divisions of The Is. y .. ra.rosi have
entered the strike.
On the third page of the REGISTER
viii be found an interesting accouut of
the railroad strike ut Msrunshurg, to-
gcther with u description of ditlicuItle.
up to the 18th inclusive. The account is
10y reliable gentlemen, who took an
important part IN the proceedings.
There is n good deal OF inquiry around
town to know the esprit ds corps OF the
West Virginia militia.
4 stone Weighing over six pounds was
thrown at the Governor ihrough the win
dow of the Grafton Hotel, on Tuesday
night. II it had hit him about the head
it would have killed him sure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19

the Second branch was referredi to the
Committee on Health.
The ordinance " establish the grade o..
North Coal street northwsrd, was resa
and passed. +,
The petition OF Armstrong i Jen-
nings (coloredJ to lease certain lots was
referred back to the committee on real
estate to report the location OF the lots
and their rental value.
The ordinance passed in this branch
July 10Th. to change the grade OF South
Front street. was received from the Sec
ond branch, having passed that oranGn'
The resolution permitting r. W.
Baker TO cut u roadway was passed.
The order to pay the bill OF GILLESPIE
and Slater for paving the cutters on
Chapllne street amounting to Sl,oo'.oo'
WAS coucurred in.
A motion prevailed to strike out the
word three" and insert five IN the saP
pointment Of committee from TINS
branch on City Prison, end Messrs'
Boring AMI Baird were added to the
committee.
On motion adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
srHENCk.s SEA WEED Tonic.

In the atmosphere experienced here our
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome food, and frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, parucu-
larry those suffering from the enec's OF
debilit9 ting diseases. In order 10 Keep
natural, healthtul activity Of the system
we must resort TO artificial means OF
this purpose Schenck' s Sea Weed Tonic Is
very effectual. A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 10 the ener-
vailed body. For dyspepsia, IT IS invaiu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can De per
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gen
orally mployed for that purpose. Inc sea
Weed Tonic in its nature Is totally dluer-
ent from such drugs. 1t contains no cor
roSive minerals OF acids; in fact IL assists
the regIiar operations Uf nature, ana sup
ID les ner deficiencies. The tonic In It's
nature so much resembles the gastric lulce
that il /, almost Identical with that nuld
The gastric Juice is the natural solvent
which, in a healthy condition OF the BODY
causes the food to be digested; and when
this Juice Is not eXcreted in sufnclen
quantities, Indigestion, with all ltS uls,
tressing sym ptoms, follows. The sea WOOD
Tonic performs the duty OF the gastric
Juice when the latter is Geaclent.
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
THE COUkE Is.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dli-
ferenI judiciary Bodies.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUpGE CRANAEt

MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUpGE CRANMEK
Court met st the usual hour yesterday
morning.
Jos. Speidel, administrator, VS.. David
Kull, in assumpsit. Judgment rendered
or plaintiff Tor S42753.
Adjourned anti this morning st III
o'clock.
Police CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John Winter, bathing in the river,
haed 81, Paid.
Victor Walt, for abusing his family,
fined $40 Committed.
VIM. Gillespie, tor carrying OF prop
erty belonging u Bernard Kleives, fined
$40. Committed.
Willism stephens. for carrying of
property belonging TO Bernard kleIves,
case dismissed.
VIM. Carney, Tor asssulting Michael
Clark, case dismissed at cost OF COM
plainart, Michael Clark.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19

was shot on Tuesday, IS lying III crlLl.
cal condition. tn afternoon the strlk-
ers appointed committee to walt
upon the employees of the Baltimore and
Ohio shops and order them TO lmmedI-
ately quit work But the order was un.
needed aud the employees are still at
work and not the least doubt exists but
that extreme measures vii! be resOrted TO
to-day.
Later, $3.50 P. M.-Corporsl Ed. Lsrkin
and squad, who were left at Grafton yes
terday, in charge OF the ringleaders OF the
strike who were arrested night before
last, at that place. came down on the
evening train. The reports that
after the Light Guards had
left Grafton and while himself
and SQUAD were guarding the prisoners,
the rioters attacked them in the building
where they were located, and attempted
to release them They retreated, how
ever, at the sight OF the muzzles OF the
guns and fixed bsyonets. Failing IN
tneir attempt to release the strlaers, the
rioters then repaired TO the Grafton
House. where His Excellency Governor
Mathews Was stopping, and commenced
a ;usiiade OF bOuiders at the windows OF
mis- room, several of which entered the
room, and the Governor narrowly
escaped severe injury, by being
struck with one OF the missiles.
The SQUAD Was also backgusrded in Il
shameful manner at heyser, while or
their way here. bat escaped any serious
difficulty. About an hour ago from five
To six hundred strikers were assembed at
the rntersectson of Queen street and the
railroad, which fully confirms the opinion
that the crisis is near al hand, but It Il
impossible to get possession OF any facts
connected with their gatherings.
Later, 9P. M.-Vice President heyser,
Attorney Cowen, Master OF Transport'-
ton Sharp and Colonel D,Isplsine held
a conference this evening, the result OF
which is said 70 be that they have re-
solved to move the trel ht trains out To.
morrow at all hazards, and the engines
are now all carefully placed on The side
tracks with steam up 10 carry out the
project. To more successfully DO
this and make success doubly
sure three hundred regulars have
been sent tor 81 Washington to assist II g
LIght GuarCs in protecting the employs
and they are now on their way 10 this
place where they are expected abou!
midnight rhis beng the case The back
bone OF the strike will be broken 70 day,
and if resistance is made rivers of blood
will fill the streets OF Martinsburg.
Later, 1920 p. M.-There is II rumor
afioat tonight that several hundred boat.
men from Cumberland and Sir Johu's
Run, in the employ Of the Ches apsake
and Ohio Canal are now on their way
here to Join tue strikers. u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
wheeling Retail Market

SECOrD WARD We,t1iesddy MyTuuE
The supply Of everything VA. -
this morning, except chickens, "s,i
were quite scarce. The demand VA ys'-
fair. though ut l0oclcck there was NJ
stuff unsOld.
PKoDUCE-Eggs l3Gljc per d,zi b..
!er l3l920c per ID; chickens zjlaa,
each; dried apples 3Oc per peck boo"
2OGG25c per pound
VEGETABLES PotatOcg ljldH~ +
peck; onions 30 per bunch, lettuce b
per hetd or lOc per peck; rAir'bes
per bunch; cucurnb"rs D. eA'n "a.
flower 5CoylOc each; str.ng beans y.
ljc per peck; green peas 2Oc per p"'
beats 3c per bunch; n"w cabbage E''
per head; carrots Be pee bunch "a'
toes JOctGtl 10 per p'uAi green OF
lO0l5c per doz.
FgUIT-Currsnt. D. per quart, "
coo per bucket; goOsebor'.c- D. pr t.'
raspberries lOgl3c per boz 2roeh sPP'
3OCg4Oc per peck; b.ackyorrIes ~ =
quart, or ~ % per bucket
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
EisAinr Party.

The Sic, Send for McGinnis" fishing
club, composed of Messrs, win Rhodes.
John McCrackin, 5. L. Brice, Charley
Berger, J. G. Divine, Thos. Wilson. Alex
Rogers aud Frank Hildretb, with Robert
Baker as chief of the culinary depart
ment, will leave this morning for Cold
Springs, on Wheeling creek, to be gone
ten days. From the amount of sccoutre-
ments and snake cure that those gentle.
men have with them, We are safe in judg-
ing that good time is expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
1ncN Desert the Rnnks.

The passenger train over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad from
the East - this city YES
terdsy brought back i've of the volun-
teers VINO the day before had gone out
for little fun, but soon found out that
all WAS not so lovely. Those who re-
turned are Messrs. John Gibson, Jim
Barr, - Hesse, Ollie Defnbaugh and
another whose Eame We we're unable 10
ascertain. When lnterrogated as to the
cause Of their short stay and speedy re-
turn, one spoke up and SAID, that h.-n
would oe TO pay out there, and they
thought best - return Another one
said that the reason OF their return was
because Capt Miller did not give them
due attention, as they were IN civilIsns'
dress. Another SAID tina, the five men
were Gropr.! 81. Newburg, thirteen
miles esst 90 Grafton The true inward
ness OF !ac --4,e Will not be fathomed
until the return Of the bloody brigade"
who viii, in all probability. give the
public true statement Of the summer
campaign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
sale of The Otterson prop,rty.

Mr.. A. Neuhsuseu has bought the old
Otterson place, tour miles out the Na-
tlonal road, and just this side Of Tnos.
Horn brooks plsce The property con-
tains five scres, sud sold for $500. Mr..
Nsuhsusen contemplates erecting 8 fine
hotel on the premises sufficient to accom-.
modate NJ least twenty families. He
will besutity the grounds, and make 1t
in all respects desirable SIMMER resort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
iRnIiIernnCe.

An interesting and enthusiastic tenn
pcrauce meeting was held last evening
vt the Zane Street NJ. +, Church, the
meeting being led by John Bags,
Mcs-rs johnson, Bags and Hamilton
spoke during the evening, and several
signed the pledge
Gus JOHNSON, the temperance orator,
viii speak ut the Fourth Street Church,
tomorrow evening
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
Observation-Disclosures

The following were the transactions in
real estate recorded IN the office OF the
County Jerk yesterday:
Deed made July is, by Mary Woods
t. Th,ma, Horubrook for certain par
eel OF land near the NaHgna. road, in
Triad-ipnis district, containing rood
and 10 100 percuc,, iar Sl6l -.
Deed made July IA, by Henry ;. King
to J. W McNel. for 10: NJ. IS. or the
north side OF Ohio street. Island, in
Zsne's addition to the city Of Wheeling;
Tor 1928.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
Guardian. Appointed.

Yesterday Recorder Wood appointed
Johanna f. keim, guardian OF Geo. S
Keim and VIM. keim, orphsn children
of Casper Keim. deceased. Bond $1,000
with Simon keim as surety. Also, 10
hanna Mann, guardian of Louisa A.
Mann and Mstilds c. Mann, children of
Carl Mann deceased Bond 81, 700, with
John Herbenz as surety.
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GnnIrncI Awarded.

Mr.. II. ). White, o.; Bolton, secured
the contract for building the Marshall
county isii ut MoundsylIle. His bid WAS
5000 les, than the lowest bid made, he
having secured the contract tor ST., $50.
Work will be commenced Immediately
And the building pushed to Il speedy COM
nlnlinn
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PainIully Injured.

CHARLES MILLER, 4 lsborer at the La
Belle Iron Works, received Il very severe
and painful injury, yesterday, by piece
of pig iron falling or his arm and hand.
The flesh was literally stripped from the
muscles End Zone. DR.. Pipes Wa sum
mon ed, ana rendered the necessary aid.
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before squire Wheeler.

The case of the State against Mr..
CHARLES Seabright, tor hsrboring a
vicious dog, was dismissed last Tuesday
evening b. the complainant, John Vail,
Withdrawing the charge, and Seabright
paying costs.
The case Of the State against VIM.
Carney, for abusing Mike Clark, WAS
tried before the same Justice Iast even
IUp
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4 Kun of.

Yesterday horse attached to q cart,
and belonging to Mr. John link, of the
Eighth ward, ran of from the South
Wheeling glass house and ditched
the cart 1T the crossing of the
b. & o. railroad on Thlrty-thlrd street.
The cart was damaged slightly, and the
horse severely hurt.
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R!tSP Rail-.

The gsme of base ball between the
Standards OF this cry and the Browns OF
Bridgeport, Was called a. ? P. NJ. yes;er-
day, and resulted in game Of - / 10
favor O! the Standards. Hagsa and
Lsne pitched and caught Tor the Browns.
The game closed at the fifth inning.
The Standards leave Tor Columb u. to-
rfrht
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MILWAUKEE, July l8.-Flour- Quiet
and unchanged. Wbest-Unsettled and
lower; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 AZ; seller
August 81 q seller September 81 l4I:
No. 3, 81 269l 27t Corn-Firm; No
2 4s!c Osts-Quet; No. 2, 3I5c. Rive
-Qaleti No. !, CSC. Bsrley-Quiet aud
unchanged; No. 2, fall, zoe.
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sCAPITAL RESTAURANT.
at'heeling Acgistcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New Advertisements.

Brussels Carpets Friend " Son.
Wall Paper-A ". PAUL " Bro.
Another Reduction - Cummins y
Woods.
Notice-John w. Cummius.
Vanderbilt University.
Twenty-Five Fancy Cards.
Glenn's Su. pbur soap.
Revolver Tor Three Dollars.
Burnhsm's Water Wheel.
Wells Carbolic Tablets.
Rose Coral Set.
Roanoke College.
A Great Offer.
LOO. f. Notice.
Beautiful Steel Observation-Disclosures
Art Store.
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" life BPatcr.

Yesterday afternoon VIM. Powers WAS
arrested by Constable Martin and taken
before Squire NIX, Tor wife beating.
Powers was fined - and costs, and in de.
fault OF payment was sent to jail for ten
DAYS