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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08

The election was quiet All orderIs
yesterday and comparatively little in
Ieres. manifested The total vote cas-:
Tor the location Of the cspital was:
y!arksbuTg- ,lA
aartlns0urS................... Ga@
Total ......
The vote cast on the question Of allow
Ing the county TO subscribe $4,000
toward completing the p. w. " X. r r.
was.
FOR subscription.
Against SD'
Total ........5,NI
1t Wi. be observed by the above COM
psrson, that there were those who voted
Tor Capita, location and not for, or
against, railroad subscription, aEd the
Judges OF election st the different pre-
clncts state there were number who
voted on the subscription project without
expressing their sentiments on the Capt.
Is. removal, SIS that part OF the ticket
VS. entirely erased
As the returns are not all IN from the
country districts in the county, some
AHI.e,y Will result TO know what ettec.
the returns from the country will have
On tue railroad subscription. OF course
IA impossible to state positively what
'Aa' Wi. be without the figures, but It
vas '1nee!ed late last night by the op.
Ponea!s Of the subscription, that the
IA!ee country districts would not mani.
Test sufficient interest In the election, even
they were opposed to the SUBSCRIPTION,
70 pol, large enough vote to defeat the
majority in the city. 1t requires three
aiIh, OF the whole vote cast TO carry the
subscription The vote in favor of it in
'he seven city districts, is 1887. The
thsee-h'ths o, the whole vote cast IN the
city, II our ciphering be correct, is 1866
10, which, taken from 1887, the vote
CAST Tor subscription, still leaves SUI
p'uS O! 80 4-5 tor the country districts to
overcome, which is not NJ al, probable.
a CINCINNATI school principal says:
" hen young woman commences to
"aeh school she loses nine chances in
.sH ior marriage ~ One chance is all
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RarnesYIlle Items.

BAExEsvILLE, o., August s. Two
children OF Samuel Blower ate jrmscn
seeds 70 day, snd were thrown into con-
vuisions. The ycunge.t, aged two year,
will not likely survive.
Mrs. Csra Ysrneli, al esteemed teach
er in our public schools and wife Of The
SUPERINTENDENT: died to-day OF typhoid
fever
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Packard Elected.

NEW ORLEANS, August 7.-Ex-Gov-
eruor Packard IL an interview io.dsy
said that his sudden return TO this city
might be accounted tor IN part by the
fact that Mrs. Packard to-day presented
hlm with twin BOYS. weighing eleven
nnnnds esch.
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In.oIyent entInsurance Company

ST. Louis, August Judge Gyt---
chalk OF the CIrcui. Court this Afternoon
appointed L. Z. Alexander, formerly
cashier Of the Mercantile Bank, receiver
o. the Columbis Lie Insurance Com
psuy of this city, ths! institution having
Q an declared InsolveD!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
Rochester RaceE. .

Rochester, August The race FOR
the 254 class was won by Hsunis IN
three straight meats Best time 2:24!
Whitestocking won tue race tor the
. % class, SlversIde taking the first and
Lady Shell the fourth hests Time 2:23,
2:22. 2;2l1, 2:24, 22i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
kASAwHA COUNTY.
CHARLESTON, August :
Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
Seventeen precincts outside OF Kama
whs, report considerable increase over
the Governors vote, and unanimous for
Charleston. ksnawbs gives 5000 ma.
jority for Charleston.
Reports from numerous precincts from
Huntington to White Sulphur, show a
quiet election and an increased vote
which Il substantially for Charleston.
W. II. H.
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Norfolk Poor House Fire.

SIMCoE, on, August The total
number OF desths by the FIRE at Norfolk
county poor house wss eighteen. A
msu by the means OF ladder entered
the womens quarters, but Wss unable 70
pen uetrste TO the room wherein they mad
taken refuge.
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PrintirgO once Burned.

CISCEyAII August T-LAugieys q
Coz printing establishment, of Foeter,
Ohio, was burned s-t evening. LCss
$4,000. Insured In the Ansz0n and
two other compsnie- fer 81 80.
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rr.s,,,set,,he Coal Region.

W1LKEsBARBE, August The At
tempt to move some trains ~ Wsnsmes
le.t night failing. owing TO the strikers
uncouphug the engine irom the csrs, the
.herif went on. to-day with United
States troop There ass ho tyrth"-
trouble.
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Is Msrnnsburg had not come and
,,, ber oar in the stream, the election
,s,a would hsve been but farce. Clarks-
,,,y couldn't enthuse worth dime.
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Dental Association.

CHICAGO, August The Dental As
socistion resssembled at 3 O'Clock On
motion DR. lngersoIl, OF Iowa, read n
lengthy paper on the -rbject: "l5 the
dental pulp essential to the integrity o.!
the ntsI struoture2' The paper wss
Acc- 4 and tIscuased.
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IshAsICinn MnrdEIe,l.

TERRE HAUrE August DR. j
Barrnstrong, leading physician, Va,
shot and killed in the northern suburb,
of lli. plst" st 9o.ciock tonight He
VA returning from a visit to patient
IN tho country. Tn" rNusn OF he muI
der IL \ myst"ry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
A. NEUHAUSEN'S

DELVEDERE. GRAND OPENING 4
ID Ssuhau-sn VIII open his new place
formerly Ottsr,on'- place, sdjoinlns
II, rubrOokE ark on thursday, Auyust
9Th, with Grand concert and Ball, con-
mencInK - o'clock y. y. Kramer
Orchestra vii be- In atte dance Admi.
on tree. FIT-t-ciass TFfresnments 10 suit
-vsTy DOdy, and enough cOuysnisDcT lor
buRRie and horses. Two extra trains Cu
the HemPnsld will start from the "a Dltpi
al aud Pm. They viii return At anu
u p. n. Tickets for these ira NJ, ceuis
round trip, for sale az SsuhaussD's store.
The street Cars A.sO will try their best DH
he above occasion. ausq
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Railroad sold.

BALTIMORE, August Ga controlling
interest In the Queen Anne and Kent
,'YeF railroad WAS purchased yesterday
tas Phllsdelphis, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company.
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Horses. 87,iS 7n.2Sl 3,79i increase
Cattle.....I ,449.7Oj l,iS5 U7S 35,S73 increase
Mules...... 26,gSS Z7,222 "a increase
Sheep -, ,Sj4,52S S,72iOiO l&D D,4SS increase
HogS......~l,SJl,2 ,2jo 2,I59,9lO S5o,66O increase
These reports are made up IRON AS.
SCISSORS returns as OF date the first Mon
day in April.
Hamilton county is represented AS
having this year 1881 horses, 2l,843
hesd Of cattle, 948 mnles, 4,l76 sheep,
24,87S hogs.
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at'heeliNq &cglster.
,o,d closed ys>'>raog al iO5.

n, heather "dy '"3S 's purity
,,;,b ns>tsr'y ac,ndS, mi 'S'9ht
..,gs Of ten.psra',er'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
CAPITAL ELECTION.

CAPITAL ELECTION.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
NEwBURo, August :.
Special dispatch to the Register.
Clarksburg, l78; MartinsburS 10;
Char lesion. 9. =
FLEMINGToN, August !.
Special Di spatch TO the Register.
Fleming township gives C!arksburg
l54 majority. +.
GKAFToN, August 7.
Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
Clark sburg, 2l4; Charleston, l6Oi
Martnsburg. ia. r
MARION COUNTY
G.ovER's GAP August !.
Special dispatch to the Register.
Clark.burg, -; Charleston, Il.
HARRISON COUNTY.
GENITAL STATION, August !.
Special 10 the Register.
Clarksburg, 2l8; Charleston, * Mar
tins burg, l, NJ this place. OPERATOR.
CLARKsBURG, August i.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The vote pollai mere to-day -tands
! .8S4 Tor Clsrksburg and tor Charles
ton. ..
MARSHALL COUNTY.
BEEwooD, August :.
Special TO the Register.
Vote tor Capital location: Charleston,
90; Clarksburg, l24; MsrtinsburG, ).
CAMERON, August 7.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
cameron precincts gives Cisrksburg
124; Charleston %, and Mar,jrsburg l.
..
W. Ell.
MARION COUNTY.
FARMINGToN, August :.
Special Dispatch to the Kegtt"r.
Clarksburg, 200; Charleston, 5; Mar
tInstrrg / ". w c.
MINERAL COUNTY.
PIEDMONT, August I.
Special dispatch to the Register
Clarksburg, l@l; Msrtinsburs, "a;
Charleston, 3
KEYsEE, August :.
Special to the Register.
Clsrksburg, lO@; Mar!insburg, II;
Charleston, AZ. X.
PRESTON COUNTY.
PORTLAND, August :.
Clsrksburs, 2$oi Martinsour&. III
Charleston, 10. W.
BERKELEY COUNTY.
MARTINsBURG, August :.
Special dispatch to the Register.
Msrtinsburg went 2,O4l solid for Mar.
tinsburg.
RITCHIE COUNTY.
PETROLEUM, August :.
Special dispatch to the Register.
We give Clsrksburg ll5 and Charles.
ton g.. /.
CoRNwALLIs, August I.
Special Dispatch to The Register,
The vote st Carlo Tor the capital IS
Carksburg, 1856; Charleston, "a; Mar
tia>burg /. ..
WOOD COUNTY.
PARKERsBURG, August :.
special to the Register.
Psracrsburg gives Clsrksburg SIS,
Charleston 522, and Msrtinsbur SIS.
2.
VOLCANO, August 7.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The vote cast here to-day for the per
mauent seat OF the government was as
follows: Clarks burg, liz; Charleston.
IS; Msrtinshu-g. 4. Y.
MONoNGALIA COUNTY.
MoKGANTowN, August Z.
special Dispatch TO the Register.
CIark.bulg received "a votes, Charles
tor 1919, and Martinsburg l, At the Court
House Other precincts not heard from.
W. w. D.
wETzEL COUNTY.
LITTLEToN, August :.
SneciaI Dispatch TO the Register.
Capital vote: Clarksburg 73, Charles
toa 3, Xsr:insturg l. ..
MORGAN COUNTY.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, Augus: :.
Spec al Dispatch to the Register.
Martlnsburg 1913, Cisrksburg 3,Chsrles-
ton 3, MsItlng lOo, Buck So ..
MASON COUNTY.
PoIST PLEASANT, August :.
speoiel Dispatch to the Register.
Point Pleasant gives over 300 msjority
for Charleston. Returns from the other
precincts At this hour indicate that Mason
county will give over 1900 majority for
Charleston. Tho vote Tor the other
places will not exceed so in the county.
Hogc, Democrat, Is undoubted y
elected superintendent ot free Schools.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08

COL. BEN WusoN's popularity anu
tisn't accomplish so much ior
energy uIuu
Clsrksburg after ali
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08

,.nas HoeE and Col. NADENBoUscH
.,,o ,bs business timely 10 this city Tor
Nsr.insburs.
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General Grant

BELLAGIo, ITALY, August - El-
President Grant and party arrived To-
day. A grand !sts vii be given il their
honor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
Houses, Cattle. Hogs, de-. in Onio.

From table prepared by the Auditor
of State, showing from County Auditors
statements, the number OF horses, cattle,
mules, sheep and hogs IN the State, we
take the following aggregates;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
RAILROAD BoEIJs-QIirt.
STATE BOSD~ DuIi.


STATE BOSDs DuII
STOcKs-The market Wa irregular Du
= moderate volume OF business A. ,hc
opening Of business prices advanced
b. per cent but Dc
cline Of to per cent 'o,n
followed Lister there WAS recover
but during the afternoon prices wont
down | o. per cont 10 the genera l.'.
Western Union, however, dropped from
74sto II! under n -hsrp pressure 10 so,.
The tran actions on tho stock EKcLArgr
were l36,OnO sbnrc-, Of which 500
were New York Contra, 5000 Lake
Shore, zoo Northwestern I,2OO Roo.
Leland, 300 Delaware and HUDSON Ga
ma. 1900 Delaware, LsckAwAnBA and
Western, 200 Erie, 3.7OO II Pau, TO'O
Michigan Central and - 400 Western
[ mon
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g,os1x District evidently didn't take
-, .,ock in railroad subscription
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PRoFEssoEs SoYEr snd Blot by popu
lar'zrng the srt Of scientific cooking, ~.
cane public brne'sclDrs Essays on ,bI.
subject. from nUtaD." French AUTHORITY
-MadAmc de rci-nske featur.
Of "Andrcws' Baztr, and ladics acquire
4 branch of know edge ~ grca! import
ance 90 them. IN addition n ,hi. ~ q
the various departments Of fret clsss
literary merthly. wc nav" a department
devoted 20 fashi1rs yIpcrbly illustrated
snd ful!y described The whole forms
m eJ,.e,aJIe winch ladies will find oi
crest value Il j.. published by W x
Andrew, of Cincinnati
MILwAggEE, Angus! 7. - Flour
Dull sld neglected Whest-S,esty
aud clo.el weak, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 o. +,
seller August 81 II; seller September
81 Ofs No. b 81 - C5r1-QIiet; No
z. EGic Osts-Dul, lower AGd wesE
No. ?. 2Glc. Rys-Quict; No. jJc
Bsrley-Wesk; ~. Iprng cash G4c
seller Septem Der 7Oc.
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a CINCINNATI school principal says:
" hen young woman commences to
H'ach school she loses nine chances in
len Tor marriage One chance is all
most of them want.
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Infamous Plot to >nieId Babcock.

BosToS, August The following
will appear il tina Hsraid tomorrow
morning:
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Base Ball.

It. LOUIS, August 7-LouisviiIes
\ -. Louis Z.
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The election was quiet All orderIs
yesterday and comparatively little in.
Ieres. manifested The total vote cas-:
lor the location Of the cspital was:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08

The vote cast on the question Of allow
Ing the county TO subscribe $4,000
toward completing the p. w. " X. r r.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

tions ofthe Abolition leaders were all
hollow and without foundation. The
Tribune in its issue ora few days ago
makes the following admission as TO
tho failure OF the negro. II says:
The result Is before the World. In
ono way or another low fair means or
foul. the control OF several Of the States
has been secured to the colored race,
They have occupied the bench ant the
iurv-baN. made the laws, collected thv
revenue voted the appropriations hah-
He'd thV money done everything tN-
cept pav the taxes They have had
annie opportunity toIcyclyp their own
latent CAPACITIES. TO get an education. to
make fortunes, 20 acquire land, 10 rise
m society. What have they done vi all
those things Our Corrrsp spuhucnl ih
Charleston drew a picture oIthc condl-
lion Of the ColorCd people oi South tar'-
lima. and 10 Is ahgU, the Same M every
state where the negro h0s held sway,
Asa race they are idle, Ignorant "ra
vicious. They neither learn nor save.
| They were fond OF their books ln Tie
6r>t novelty ot freedom. Dut they care
| tor them No longer They were eager ''
rgt their htlt farms. hut they have Is'
| lhtm All to rain. WHY should "A man
20 10 school. asks the usual type Of
south Carolina freedman. when 10 is s1
much nicer 90 80 90 the lcsls.alury 90
"a, elected Justice og tHc peace Why
should q man work when hc can make q
! living hy stealing chickens, aua sl on
the fence FOR amusement Let Us face
| shc truth. OUr Southern policy has a-'
only been curse % the whites, hui u
| mas been a curse 90 the freed people i1'
i whose beneI., il WAS adopted. IL ha'
aat made them good citizens. IL bass ue
tRushl them how 90 use the ballot i
| has introduced among them democrats
| cation moro dangerous to the country
lthan tho violence OF the White League
for no republican government can s.Sh'
lWhithis not founded upon the suffrage
Iaf the N.ruuus aud Intelligent
Aud this admission comes from iA'
Tribune founded by Horace Greeley
the only wonder is that that journal w
- slow in making the discovery. TIN
negro race is as old as the white race
Started with like advantages ana oppor
luuiucs. We, il is to-day What itwas cen
ur.es age. while yhc white race has at
c5mplishtd all that We boast olin civil.
lrauon. arts and science.
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VERDICT or HISTORY.


CHARLES FEASy!s ADAMS ANTICIPATES II
AsTo TILDEN AND HAYES.
New York, April ls.-The following
letter is now made public lor the trs,
time, as will be seen 10 was written On
the day OF the Inauguration ot Mr..
Hayes.
Boston, March 3. lS-7.-Hon. 5. J.
Tilden. New Y0rk-Mv pEAE SIE: on
this day when you ought 10 have been
President Of the United States. / seize
the opportunity 10 bear my testimony 10
the calm and dignined manner in which
YOU have passed through tins great trial.
L is many years since | ceased TO be q
party man, hence | have endeavOred 10
Judge Of public affairs and men rather by
their merit than py the name they take.
Il is q source Of qualification 20 me 10
think that ! made the right choice in
the late election. ] could never have
been reconCiled 10 the elevation by the
smallest aid Of miEe ofa person however
respectable in private life who must for
ever carry upon his brow the stamp Of
fraud first triumphant Iu American his
tory. No subsequent action however
meritorlous can wash away letters Of
that record. Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
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Jack kehoc. one Of the must noted OF
the Molhc Naguirc cunsplu'on and
muraercrs, was sentenced 60 hc hung az
pottsvilc. ON Monday last, 10y ludgv
rcrshing. for lhc murder Of lang'ou,
committed i'm 1873. kvhuo makes the
seventeenth Of this order now under
sentence of death IN the counties OF Co
lumhia. Carbon and SchuylkilL 80 day
efcNccutiou has been appointed Nrun
Of them. and. We believe in some eases
there arc appeals pending M the Su
pueme Court. while iuolhcy, hvappcgls
have been dismissed, kchoc has been
an influential and uusyruuulaus p.lr
tiyiau In lhc anthracite region ivg Cd
number of years. and 20 l- -ala. mad,
merchandise of the Molllc NaEust
vote. lie ltWa. who. utyuIjtps O. lA,
confession vt his associate. NlauvrlN yn.
tered into negotiations 100 l>tH, with
prominent Republican politicians uilh,
State Ring. Iyr ,hc transfer ui ,au
Molly vote 90 llafuBuU the rouIl-
tious being tie raym,n, oi % Thousand
tallara each "a ~auyry ana hchnc, ura
thc pliau uf fryI,a0u vf lAc order tlyr
ln thy state prison. The money wac
paid. and the v1uN.c.~ daily lartHa'
l,f
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He WANTS 10 CAPTURE NR. TIL
DEN.
From the Boston Post.

Washington, April 13.-Hayes is re,
ported to have said yesterday that az
soon as the Southern question was out
ofthe way he proposed to dispense a
liberal amount of patronage among
Northern Democrats, aud that nothing
would please him better than TO see
TiIden elected TO the Senate from New
York.
The northern democrats who would
accept Office from a fraudulent President
will prove scarce as hens teeth. The de.
mocracy Of the whole country were en-
titled to all the federal offices during the
next four years, because Tilden was the
fairly elected President and from him
only would they accept these positions
and not from the hands Of one who
holds the Presidency by fraud. The re-
ceiyer of stolen goods would attempt to
condone the theft by the present Of a
few notions to the rightful owner.
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ARADIcAL CONFESSION.

No one viii doubt the n. Y. Tribune'f
soundness upon the negro, in past and
present. 1t was one Of the most ultra in
favor ofhabilitating the African with all
the rights and privileges enjoyed by the
white man, .and claimed for him the
same intellectual capacities If only an
opportunity were given the African 10
develope himself The democracy al
ways denied that the negro in these res
poets was the equal of the white race,
and pointed TO many opportunities
which presented themselves to the ne
and gro race in the free north, in Liberia
San D.-siago, as proof tkat the asser-
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

Senator Cooper favors a reduction 90
ihc number Of members Of the lcE's''>
ture ;aud the Franklin Repository s's-
tains him.
So do We favor t. We believed 'oa'
The clause In the new constitution ms
crossing the numbcro OF members was
wise one butwc are no longer Of 'h''
opinion-.hc legislatures tia, have hc'n
in session under the new constitution
have proven the worst any state could
be cursed with. The effect OF The a.
crease Of members was 20 lower '"'
standard and with few exceptions trash
has been chosen. We would prefer
number less than 100 TO having thenum
Der above that. The less the nnma''
the higher and better The standard
the teaching We have derived fr'm 'h'
trial We have had in this state, Let 'h
number be reduced by almoaus,
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

RELEASING INTO DEMONSTRATION
fify years ago n family named Bubior
went into the Maine forest north OF
Lewiston, and cut themselves off com
pletely from civilization. Recently they
were discovered by n correspondent OF
the Boston Globe. Their novels were
scattered about in the patches ofcleared
land which they had made. The vag-
rant family had multiplied into several
families, including over fifty persons who
were dwelling IN poverty ignorance and
-l0th. The Lighthouses were unproyid-
ed with anything that could contribute
20 human comfort. There was no flrni~
,ure except blocks aud pieces Of logs.
Bat one person could read, and he
wouldn't. Not a book or asrrap Of print
ed paper was 10 be found in the place.
None Of the younger generation had
ever been TO the nearest town. All were
profoundly ignorant Of the world, and
devoid Of either religion or morality.
They obtained a precarious subsistence
from such scanty crops as their lazy
habits prompted them 20 obtain, and
from the game Of the forest and the fish
Of Dead river. In short the Bubicrs,
under the influence of nature and soli-
tude, had relapsel into a barbarism
more depressing than the sayagcs that
dwelt in those woods three centuries
ago,
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Private Sale.
A Choice Farm and House and l.

a NNDItc dTH anu llOISc ana Lot
The following described property, Of
John Emmcrt, decd, situate in Harri,
twp, Centre county, ono FARM contain.
ing one hundred and thirty three nc res
more or less, bounded by lands of b. Ev.
crhart, decd, james Glenn McFurlcn.
Dr. Henderson, dec d, and others is offer.
ed at private sale. Tho farm Is well wa.
tered, "a never failing stream of water run.
ming throughtho farm and within thirty
yard. of tho barn, also, we'll of never,
failing water ut the house, with good
pump In it The improvements are q
large FRAME HOUSE, two stories high
almost new frame bank barn, forty
iyc by eighty feet and all other ncccssa-
~ outbU.lliugs This Is ono of the best
producing farms In this section for all
kinds Of grain is all limestone land. 4
large ORCHARD of choice fruit on the
premises
F1r particular, inquire Of VIM. Wcr,2
on the farm. Also one House and lot
Situated ia Boulsburg, Centre CO., the
house /, two stories high, with kitchen ut,
tnchcd to it, and all necessary outbuid.
ugs also a good stable, q never failing
well of water with good pump The lot ],
weli set with fruit trees OF best quality.
Il lso two acres and l23 perches ofcxcrl.
lent land situate near the German Re.
formed church in Boalshurg within tw,
squares ufahovc house.
JOSIAH NEFF, Executor of j. Em.
inert, decd. so nov Gm.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-26

The short letter Of Charles tah,'s
Adams. 10 Mn. TNden, published in TINS
issue the Reporter, Will take q minus
tes reading and furnish days of rcaye-
ton, particularly for his luuju'en'E
and the S>to.--Joe Bradley folks, ho"
truly Mr.. Adams ends his letter,
NO SUBSEQUENT ACTION HOW
EVER MERTTORIOUS CAN WASH
AWAY LETTERS OF THAT RE
CORD"