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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18

Messrs. Tracy and Chas. Trump of Fort Madi-
son. Iowa, white travelling through the
Southern part of the STATE, stopped in the lit
tie city OF Haisteai and enquired of Mr.. Sam
Marshall formerly of this city, bnt now post
m ,ster at Haistead ior letters. Tney Were
asked by Mr.. Marshall il they were related to
Mr.. John Trump of thIs city. They alter
thinking up Thought they hal a cousin of
that uane in this state, whom they hai not
seen for twen,y-thTee years. They arriy. q
here yesterday, and are now enjoying pleas
apt reunion,
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Special Local Notices.

Dr. JACQUES tperulan n orm Cakes are
safe and efficient remedy for Worms. These
Cakes never fail to destroy Worms and re-
move them from the system. For sale by
Joseph Harrop, Campbell & Kendrick and
Tbeo Egersdorf. eod&w
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OPINIONS of DIR. r. :. Stewart, PIesiden
Maryland Hospital, Baltimore:
al have used Goiden's Licbg's Liquid Ex-
tract of Beef and Tonic Invigora;or for more
than year, and recommend il as one of the
most efficient preparations have ever met
with. 1t combines the virtues of food and
tonic in a remarkable way" producing good
blood health and strength. Samples free.
Theo. Egerdorff, Agent. oct.lo d8w2w
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FARMERS, livery men, and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil will never Use anv other, il is the best
andonly reliable oil in the market. 1t re-
ceived the highest award at the Centennial
Exposition Of 1876. For sale by 10 eph
Harrop, Campbell & Kendrick and Theo.
Egersdorff eod&w
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The grand semi.annual d d-awing of the
Louisiana Sale Lottery underline personal
s pervision of General p. 7. Beauragard of
Ia and Juba A. Early of La, commission
ers on behalf OF the State and people, takes
place on December llti, when ll,L9 priz@s
amounting TO >;22 900 cash viii be distributed.
For tickets or Information, aiidIess NJ. A.
paupin, T.. y. Box G9,, New Orleans La
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THE employees of The TIMES are under
many obligations for a box of fine cigars. As
he is on both tickets, politically, as candi-
dale for County Clerk, it is pretty safe to say
the present was "a friendly one
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CITY NEWS.

Hor.I. traffic continues good
THE Presidents message On the second page
to-day.
,EaRLY every body are taking care of house
plants
THERE is row ample evidence that the po-
lice force il too small.
THERE will be plenty OF aInusements dur
ing the coming winter.
PENBEKTos MEADE have one Of the mob
biest stores in the west
THE air was filled last night with huge
fioclls OF wild geese going southwark.
ScHUsENAN& & SINGLETON did a good busi-
ness yesterday, notwithitanding the wealth
er.
BURGLARIEs are becoming so common that
they are getting to be dull things TO tell
about.
THE side walks were just right last night
10 cause a smiie Of satisfaction 10 iliumine the
face of the coroner.
THE schools are in splendid condition, and
everything thus far is working as harmon
ously as could be exp c.eti.
TIE damp air Of the past few days has
made people talk rheumatism u I'll our very
bones ache when We think about IL.
GEO. MALLoY now drsigs dis weary way
along in the Jail yard with thirty POUND
ball and chain rivetted 20 his legs.
MASDANUs has been issued 10y the courts
to the city council, and three bodies of coun-
ty commissioners IL was served yesterday.
A MAN who was 100 tight TO navigate well
on the streets, last night, sought and obtain
cd place to sober up, on the police Office
floor.
THE Independents" will meet this evening
to talk over the situation and decide whether
or not, II will be advisable to get up a coun-
ty ticket
1T is rumored that "a: injunction has been
served ON the Fair Association to prevent
monies being paid TO CorIigan, the man who
assaulted one Of the judges without provoca-
ton.
LARGE party of the friends Of Eugene
Chaplin, gave him a ssrenade last night, on
&C count of his Wedding. He did the right
thing by the boys, and they all went home
happy
SHERIFF ANDERSON, Of Butler county, ar
rived yesterday, at the Penitentiary, from
Eldorado, with a prisoner named F. $. Byers,
who is under sentence OF three years for
grand larceny.
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No TEE MD roy5a e.
Is';GlgRESssS@ 3; =

HUMPHREYS
ElO1EOPATHiC SPECIFICS
f.ye.'ylyl.ere proved tie usosf SAFE.
sAart.E e, ECONOMICAL ana aEFPICIENT
t1sc;cs.e< known. They are lust what
y. Eecpe want, saving time, n,oney,
t?ceil:c The yrc.i tried rczscri5ticn ef
En- e:c:rci.c ghJs;cian.
.,os CIrc. csn.s
J. EcTeTs, Co1.-estiJa, .ui.srmafions Z:
Neri.ls, Worn Fever, Worm Co.ic, 9;
4 Disri ha-c, of ChiltEer or Aduitr, d.. u
& DSsehf fti,s, Gripping. Bilious CoIe, q
shoi.ra- Mersts, Vomiting. 2:
q Ssafai:,e So'Ge: Tso,S.oas ssSorss'fis: s.: :. z
= neadaehes, Sick Hesdaehe. Vertigo, 2,
10. Oy> 7crs;a. Bilious Ssnmach, q
II. suppressed, or Painful Periods. g
10 Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing, q
"a. salt Rhe,lin, Erysipclas. Eruptsona. Is
IS. kheuma. isun, Rheumatic r:,;ns, s5
y. Ever Sn.: Asve. Chi Fcvsr, Asres.. 81
y. EPasii;t!.isr. and Sore or Weak Eyes, -
II C1tl.rls, scc:c or chronic, Influenza, 81
- tshssoD n -.s osiSs, violent coughs, 81
81. Asthma, cp,rssscl Breathing. 80
q Ear y:seli rSeS, Impaired heariny, 80
q ScrSiu,.,. enlarge glands, Swellines, s.
-. General Debility. PLY sical Weakness, 80
Z: "a nrSysy md sssaig seeret.ons> D
q. Nitiacy.Diseass. Gravel, 81
y Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness. %
~. S.rc s.rnsh, Canssf, 50
81. Urinary Wcs.ns :, vctsirg the bed, %
81. p,ln:ci Periods, o-,ith spssri., q
g . sease cf Heart, pslqiiaf;o1s, etc. ] o.
g.. E?sle;:ssy, spaslas, ST. 'viirs' Dance, / c.
81. DsJkfcer'g. r,ce-atc3 sure thn,at, ~
q. C!:.vasc ScITcSt:Sns slS E-ry.tcrs. 50
TsIlI- ci3s.
CESr. ic-occ,, with above 60 large vieis and
VAL nf
Case Morocco, Of 20 l:rscvl y ard 4oox, Coo
Tnese remedies are sent by t.ic caye
siESie box or wal. Ia any Part Of the
country, free CT charge, ON receipt 0f
price. Address
AEra?aseys'H 'H0s.seepat HE Medicine @.
Oi.ce and Oevot, ,.s Fsits1 81. New York.
For sale by al DRUGGISTS.
a. Humphreys Specific Manual ON ths
care and treatment Of disease and its cure
sent FREE ON application.
Thso. Egerss;orfi and Z. ]. Humphreys
~. a;snis at Le.venworth. juSG&seod
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JOINT PUBLIC SALE
OF
SHORT HORN CATTLE
AT THE
RRIVE SIDE PARK,
Kansas City, Mo.

On Friday & Saturday, 0ov. 8 Z 10.
The subscribers announce they will sell at
the above time and place to the highest bid
der, without by bid or reserve,
Two Hundred Head Of Shorthorn,
fashionably bred cattle, consisting of $50 fe-
males and 20 bulls, representative OF the fol-
lowing well known families:
OIjo ds, Rove Of Shurons, Young Ma ~, Pear
ltse, Ardbetids, Cdnsbri1s, Phyi:ises, LOuaas,
Dutcioeiirs, Jessdniaes White Roses, F1oros, Atss
!Serers, Red X ses
and other choice families as well as n few
choice bred aged bulls.
TERMS-Casb, or six months time with
10 per cent. on approved paper negotiable and
payable in bank.
6: and a. l.: Hamilton, Mt. Sterling, Ky,
Seth +. Ward, Westpsrt, NO.. II. ". Vaile,
&, G. Chill s.Iidk pen iencc, Mo-, ]. u. Duck
worth, and T. {. Anderson, Kansas City, who
will fGrIi-h catalogues on application.
CAPT. p. G. KIDD, Of Lex.
ington, Ky., Auctioneer.
Ocf4wst
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rErUaL.c1. STAT. xscA:.

r C;i:r. J.si ire SGTrg;ae Coat
N .EEr II EOiT y, OF A:c1. en-
Fer l. eu;~rani- -GoyeTno-.
l. U. HCIrH.;Ei, of Montgomery.
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Arrc>scc and Fined.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning a
man VINO gave lis name as John Wilder was
arrested on the charge OF atss snriibs 10 pick
the pocket OF Geo. Curtis, guard at the
peniientiary. Wilder was brought before
Judge Vaughan yesterday afternoon, plead
guilty and was fined 60 and costs which
amounted 10 about si1. This man Wilder is
accompanied by q woman who lie claims to
he his wife but in reality is only a "Capper''
for him. She formerly lived here and Was
inmate of the house of iil-faine Kept by Vic
Horton on Main street. While here she went
by TIRE nanse Of Blanch Bernard and number
ofour young n-n have paid large sums or
money ior worshipiiag al her shrine and II al
r~polts arc true some Of them had to hclp d pay
wiIdeis line yes;enisy, or be ex ,osed.
Tis.- pair are known tire most x,sert and
notorious P.ckppckets and saopiifts-rs IN tine
wet Wilder has Just been reieass-d from the
Alchison county Jail where he was sent for
picking = iady's p,ckeL aud ab sut q year axo
he wns released from the Alabama states
prison where lss- had just sew. ous term of
thr-c years for a>rtsffnE in iobbing an old
Aster she ps.li his iisAo Marshal Moonlight
GAve fh.-sn osdeFs % keAve Town and they
seaxeed o. tlls eveatne sxAin for Topeka. We
Noon s1useut - ths eatl1eopo of tlsns effv =
eGpan neVUon - eoqpk s..s
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REwARD.-We will pay a reward of one
thousand dollars for any certificate published
by us regarding DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup not
found genuine-A. C. Meyer Go. Baltimore,
December 1, 1875.
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EEpvs.:cix COUNTY TICKET.

EEpE3L:C.iE COUNTY TICKET.
Fu: 9, sin.ssioncfs.
Fiat u stsi,r-B :. RICHARDS.
Sccs I'd ID tgi-.-j. :. S.iN WINkLE-
Th!.d p.s..-s.- A. l. -TiOS.
/ Si.--.d.
ASHLEY U. SAILING
For Treasurer
ENOS HOOK.
For Clerk.
JULIUS W. NIEHACS.
For E;-ister of Deeds.
EUGENE LECJMPTE.
For Surveyor.
d. y. BARNES.
Tor osoner.
W. J. VAN EMAN
For justices OF tie Pecce for the City OF
Lely, nwo- i,
THOMAS pi.JwMAN,
q. II. McNAEI
For Const.,Dle-> Tor The City OF Lavenworth.
L. Nj. RICE, JOHN SC.IOVr, BEN. II. OLD
david. FIELD
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Many whe are Suffering

from the efiects of the warm weather and are
debilitated. are advised by physicinns 10 take
moderate amounts of whisky two or three
times during the day. In a little while those
who adopt this advice frequently increase the
number Of "drinks" and in time become con-
nrmed inebriatea. A beverage which will
not create thirst for Intoxicating liquors, and
which is intended especially for the benefit
OF de5ilitated persons, whether at home or
abroad, is DIR. Schencks Sea Weed Tonic
Containing the juices Of many medicinal
herbs, this preparation does not create an APP
petite for the Intoxicating cup. The nourish-
Ing and the life supporting properties Of many
valuable natural productions contained in il
and we'll known TO medical men have a
most strengthening influence. A single bot
ue OF the Tonic, will demoustrate its vaiu-
able qualities. For ordebility arising from sick
ness, over exertion or from any cause what
ever, wine glassful of Sea Weed Tonic, taken
amer meals will strengthen the stomach and
create IN appetite for wholesome fool To all
who ere about leaving th.ir holmes. we de-
sire to say that the exc ii,-uI eiisci of pr
Schencks reasonable remeii,-s sea- He4Ss
Tonic and Mandrake Pills. an. par. ,cular,v
evident when ta en- by Ii,ossa who are ,niur,-
ously affected NY a change of water and dict
No person should isave 2or:,e without ing
q supply of these sas, ga;lrds along. For sale
by all Druggists cod
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18
Broke HIS shoulder BLADE.

Yesterday afternoon a out four O'Clock,
John Hennessy, living on Railroad avenue
WAS driving out Cherokee street, his wagon
being loaded with bran, when two OF the
sacks fell 10 the 4, ound taking him with them,
the r.-s1't OF VIII Ga is a broken shou der blade.
for Mr.. Hennt>sy. He Was taken home and
medical lid summone-i and he Is now doing
as we'll as could be expected under the cir.
cumStanceS.
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John Coulter, agent and correspondent Of
the Leavenworth TINES, was in tie city
this week. The TIaEs is 4 good state pa
per and is getting an extensive circulation
in Southern Kansas. - Humboldt Erion.
John Coulter, represeniing the Leaven-
worth TINES, peeied into our sanctum last
Thursday. Leaving politics cut Of the
question, it i o,He of the best newspapers in
The state. indeiendenos Ena,cn.
Mr.. JOHN Coulter, night cditor of the
Leavsnwor,h Times, who ha- been making
a business Zip south, WAS in the city Tues
day, and While here. s,'miT,d the Ec,,utii-
eoa sa c:uIa. Mr.. e. is very p.easan:
young gen,icnan.-taai'a Eer.tIioa~.
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For Kansas, i-ru.-i fDr The week cni.ing De
tobeT 18Th, IS.7, ani 5:aring date of Sep
tea,ber 2jh, 1871, rero.;ci by knis,.
C.o:hers, s...ic;tor, Of L. s and Foreign
patents, 81 Olive s;icSt, -. Lcvis, No:
Harrow an.. cHi,iva:cr, q. l. Coke,
Eossvi!le; stove. " Jon,-, Lymor; corn
piar,er dsopisr, J. ". Ob*.hoi;zcr and c.
L Wilcox, Eiawa,.:a; Harrow, I. : See
anl G. c. simonson, rra:E;e Home.
The Fort Scott .i'oq;~ Is rann:n. two
L,1ca r.,lcs icr Chisi Justice 81! Licu,.n-
-. l...r-.---nr
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wsrAT THEY KNOW a.soCr US.

Breakasc Is immate.iai il you have Sp..ld-
ing's Glue AT hand.
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ROAD NOTICE.

STATE or KANSAS, =,
LE yESgCgII CsysIY. .
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A Ssar. Thing.

Dr. Hunters SPECIFIC aud Injection No.
are warranted to cure GonnorhPa, Gleet
Cordee, Striciures, Diseases of the Kidneys
Hladder aud Urinary organs of males and fe-
males.
DIR: Hunters Specific No. Is a sure remedy
for uae Sperinatouhaa, Seminal Weakness,
nigatiy omissions, the loss of power, causcd
'of Dr: Hanf'f's Spccific. s. ,,cr bo:;,e Iui.,s-
tion, u trcr s-,tiie- sen, sx.fywhere by cx-
enys Dr J. pinsbeer. sole propri. TOR. Ma.
eend two stamps for trs-,tiSe Cur. xuaran
teess or tie money refunsied.
rnco. eersaord, Agent, L~'sv.nworth, x an
yl2-eo l&w
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. )
Ly.TE-1YoErg IA, Ue;.ber 20, ls.-.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18

A LARGE party of the friends Of Eugene
Chaplin, gave him a ssrenade last night, on
ac .ount OF his Wedding. He did the right
thing by the boys, AID they all went home
happy.
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Notice.

Notice.
To the Repubi:~da rioters cf Stranger Tosrnxhip: !:
There viii be a mass convention OF the Re
publican voters OF StrstngeT township held at
MoOres Summit depot on SATURDAY, October
.Dtn, O'Clock r. NJ. for the purpose OF nomi-
mating township offers fbr the ensuing year.
l.. f. HALLENBECK,
ltd&w Chairman fo~EsiIip Committee
"a LITTLE knowledge is a dangerous
thing
Drink deep or touch not the Pierian
spring"
writes Alexander Pope. This is notably the
case in matters of dress To know a little
about questions of fashion, trusting the rest
10 your dressinakcr, is equiSuicni 10 being
badly dreSs.-i. Take .Ardrvws' Bazar.' End
your tsste viii be educated, and informed in
the must ihorou- IA manner, both by principle
and illustration. The plates and descriptions
are simply matches, and the general con-
ientso of tire magazine OF the highest charac-
t-r. Cincinnati Is wortiily represented in
this n..e ;,,.riodicsl.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18

SHERIFF ANDFRsoS Of Butler county, ar
rived yesterday, at the Penitentiary, from
EIdorado, with prisoner named F. s. Byers,
who is under sentence OF three years for
grand larceny.
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Two sensations at once Ia the very cenire
of fashionable society are enough TO raise Tie
pusations Of the mos d.guified TO fever heat.
Three wrecked i;.niili, :, seven griei stricken
hears, and tbree dcbf.,d men :re "a sum To-
tai, when add q Together, TO shock The besl OF
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18

IT is rumored that az injunction has been
served ON the Fair Association TO prevent
monies being paid TO CorI igan, the man who
ton.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18
ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
LEkvESwoxrH, kss, October ~, si.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18

THE Independents" will NEE; this evening
to talk over the situation and decide whether
or not, II will be advisable to Get up a coun-
ty ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-02

RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-There was fair
attendance at the churches yesterday,
considering the threatening aspect of the
weather.
Rev. Ball, of the Zane street church,
and Rev. Manchester, of the Thomson
church, preached their farewell addresses.
Rev. Clancy discoursed on the subject,
"Reward of Faithtulness," at the Baptist
church.
The usual services incidental to Easter
Sunday were observed at tie Catholic
andaa Episcopal churches yesterday.
Easter services were held at the Six
teenth street English Lutheran church
yesterday. A beautiful bouquet of choice
flowers sent out fragrance from the pull
pit, and the music also was IN keeping
with the festival of Easter. The pastor,
Rev. S. B. Bsrnitz, preached in the
morning from Hosea xiv: 81 will ram
som them from the power of the grave;
will redeem them from the grave" The
Easter lesson with the Sunday School
was also conducted by the pastor. In
the evening Rev. d. w. Fisher, ID. D.
preached very editying discourse from
deuteronomy xxi; IL. The seat of class
No. IA in the Sabbath school was draped
in mourning in consequence OF the death
of Joseph McVelgh, one of its members.
The Easter offerings by the Sabbath
School of the Episcopal church, yester-
day, amounted TO l29. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. Armstrong, James P.
Rogers, Superintendent OF tie leland
Mission School, ard Rev. jackson Of the
South Wheeling Mission School.
Rev. Armstrong delivered an interest
ing Easter sermon, at the st. Mathews
church, yesterday.
At the Fourth Street church, last
night, large temperance meeting was
held, which was addressed by number
of local speakers. At the conclusion of
the temperance meeting, a prayer meet
ing was held.
At The MONDAY prayer meeting at the
Lutheran church, Saturday, Mr.. Robert
Hsmilt.n presided. Addresses were
made by MIR. Cunningham, of Cameron,
Rev. James Motfatt, James Cunning.
ham, jr, and Oscar Seeley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-02

BAD BoYs.-Last night about II
o'clock two little rsscals of ten or twelve
years of age were noticed under a lamp
post opposite the Mcclure house engaged
in counting small sum of money they
had in their possession, but seeing a
policeman coming towards them, hastily
passed on down Market street. About
half way down the block they were joined
by two other boys of about their own age
each of whom had "rooster" under his
arm. On being accosted as to whore and
by what means they came in possession
of the fowls, the answer came back with
promptness, Its none of your d-n
business and they hastily passed on.
From the surroundings and the lsteness
Of the hour, there is strong probability
that the young rsscals had been on q
smsl stealing excursion. 1t certainly
looks suspicious at any rate. We under
stand that they claim to live near Hsmil-
tons foundry on the south side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-02
nm. sCHENCK'S STANDARD
REMEDIES.

Tho .tan1ard rem edies for all diseases OF
tho innos are 6chenckt Pulmontc syrup,
SchencSISea Weed Tonic. and schencKs
Mandate pills, and II taken before tne
lungs are destroyed, q speedy cure II
10 tnsse three medicines DR.. ]. b. sch;
enck. OF Philadelphia, owes his unrlvalle9
success in the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases. .orh,a
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the mofoia ~
matter In the lungs; nature thr0Ws ~ . Sn
by an easy expectoration, fof Wnen tne
phlegm or matter is ripe sngnt cousa
will throw II of, the patient mas rest anu
the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the pulmontc syrup 70 oothLs,
Schenck's Mandrake Pill and Scneneh.
Sea Weed Tonic must be freeiy useo -
cleanse the stomach and liver. Scnench.
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, remoN!us
oil ohstructions, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts freely. and the liver IL soon re-
Scbencks Sea Weed Tonic IL gentle
stimulent and Alternative; the aikan v,
which 10 is composed mixes WIN tns iooo
and prevents souring. IL assists the ugss-
tion by toning up the stomach 10 nea1sny
Condition, so that the food and the ful.
monte syrup will make good oloOd theh
the lungs heal, and the patient Will surely
get well If care IL taken 10 prevent fresh
All who wish to consult DR.. Schenck:
either personally or by letter, can 90 30 q!
his principal office, corner OF Slxln anu
Arch Sts., PHILADELPHIA, every MONDAY.
Schenck's medicines are sold by al drug
gists throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-02

The BoYs.-The particular season has
arrived when small boys can be seen
wandering about the streets eRdeavoring
by striking on their teeth with eggs to
tell whether their own eggs have a
more muscular development than some
other fellows Then they meet and the
Easter lingo of "pin,s" and butts is
INDUCED, and the ending is the
hardest egg wins. On these occa-
sions great deal of talk and no little
science is INDUCED in, and frequently
the breaking of an egg breaks the even
temperament of the party losing, and
pugilistic exercises are resorted to. More
frequently, however, everything passes
of pleasantly, the boys test the eggs, the
children have theirs dyed and the old
folks take them with slice of ham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-02

PERsoNAL1TIEs.-Mr Charles Lane
left for Colorado Oh Saturday, where he
expects to reside permanently In the
future.
Miss Ella Hunter left for Louisville
Saturday, on a visit to friends.
Mr.. Joseph Bero an old and well
known Lsbelle mailer, died OF uailers'
consumption on Saturday.
Among the gentlemen who leave to-
day over the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
road, with the Tuscarawas excursion
party are Messrs. Hesrn, Vance and
Culbertson, of the Riverside; S. IL. Wood
ward, IL. Wallace, S. Wallace, w. II.
Woodward and g. B. Doty, OF the La
Belle; G. ID. ard j. K. Hubbard, of the
Top Mill; j. d. Dubois, Thos. o Brien,
NJ. Reilly and Captain Andrew Wilson,
of the Belmont; Major Loring and Jas.
Ogebay, of the Benwood; james
Wilson, Earl Oglebsy Thomas Will
son and James Garrell, of the
Belaire; A. 6. Robinson, of the Hinge
Factory; G. w. Brockunier, of the South
Wheeling Glass Works; John A. Arm
strong, Major Burt, DR.. Logan, Mayor
Sweeney, w, F. Peterson, Samuel Laugh
lin, James f. Barnes, David Bell, j. q.
Morris, j. l.. Brice, D. q. List, jr, W.
II. Oxtoby, George Q. Black, A. II.
Beach, K. P. and Q. NJ. Rhodes, w. w.
Holloway, Ross j. Alexander, A. j..
Bsggs, Judge Cochran, Captain Mcclure
and representatives of the city press.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-02

In GU EST OF A FLoATER.-Dr. Will
son, Of this city, on Saturday received a
letter from Pittsburgh, asking that if the
body of a boy drowned AT that place be
found, that information be sent to his
parents at No. 26l Bedford avenue. A
description of the youth Is as follows: "He
was about four feet, two, three or four
inches high, straight shoulders, light hair
and fair complexion. He was dressed in q
dark Kentucky jean suit, red and black
hinged stockings, light calico shirt, pink
undershirt, and had on pair of white
drawers. He was about twelve years
old. He had four or five of DR.. Pierce's
memorandum and account books, and a
large wooden top in his pocket. His
name is lhrlg."