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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-10-16
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An inJdUible remedy for dH
Nervous Complaints, and dis
eases hdcinD their origin iit dIt
Impure state Of the blood.
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STATE NEWS.

A Mr.. Clark, OF Benzie county, aged
so, has killed two bears within the past
two weeks.
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VOLUME XXXII.
Railroad Time Tables.
LAKE. SHORE q MICH SOU.-AICH
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AYNE- D. H. al
LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. r. r.
Trains viii leave the stations named, as follows

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1U's appeal
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The bright ddteI
Of TIE dismal
day.
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The good tni6t
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
IaUAG OUR CHURCHES.
where and How Our People Will
Worship Tomorrow.

The usual services IN the Catholic
Churches.
Preaching in the Third Presbyterian
church by the PASTOR.
The regular exercises will be given 1t
St. Mathews Church.
Rev. David A Cunningham will preach
at 1920 A. NJ. and p. NJ, at the First
Presbyterian church.
Rev. j. d Moltst, pastor, will nod
services IN the second Presbyterian
church at 10 A. VI. and 7P. NJ
The international Sunday School les.
son, Paul before the Council" Acts
xxii Ill. Golden text, "And they
were not able to resist the wisdom and
the spirit by which be spske.
Many OF the Evangelical Lutheran
churches observe to-day rs the snniver-
sary OF the Protestant Reformation, 1t
being the Sunday nearest the 3lst OF
October.
The usual services at tho Disciples
church. Morning subject "Character
OF Christ; its testimony and its example ny
In the evening the third lecture On "Dl-
vine evidence" Subjecl: "Some facts
from the argument OF design" All are
cordially invited. This church hiss
adopted the tree pew system.
The First English Evangelical
Lutheran church, Sixteenth street, Rev.
5. b. Bsrnitz, pastor, having returned
IRON the Synod, will preach at 10! A. NJ.
and 7P. NJ, and address the Sunday
School At > O'Clock. Subjects morning
and evening, "The Reformation
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
The Tuscarawas Valley Road.

Reports from the Tuscarawas Valley
Railroad are encouraging. The right OF
way has been secured through TO this
c,ty, with the exception OF two tracts OF
snd, which belong TO heirs. But this
can be- had by litigation, which will fol
.ow, and tho railroad company will then
nave 10 obstacle IT, surmount tending to-
wards it, completion. The four cases OF
the Company VS.. j. ii. u j. I. ODon-
nell Same VS.. Joseph Fredburr, Sam"
vs.. Nick. Crabtree, Same VS.. John and
Hugh Sproul, were tried before the Pro
bate court OF TusCsrawas county last
week, and decisions were rendered Iavor-
blc to the company. These verdicts,
SAWS the TusCarawas AGcOcnte, were y full
and ample compensation Tor the land
taken and all damages sustained by
reason thereof, yet the aggregate recovery
IS upwards OF S40O less than the agent
had previously offered, he believing, how
ever, ut the time he was Offering more
than the property was worth and mEde
them 81 large io- the purpose of, and
hoping thereby, to avoid litigation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
CONSUMPTION Can be CURED.

schencks Pulmonic syrup,
Sohenck's Sea Weed Tonic, o,,,-
schenck's Mandrake Pills,
Are the only medicines thal VIII stie
Pulmonary Consumption.
Freauently medicines that WILL stoP d
,oush will occasion the death OF the pa
rienI: they lock up The liver, stop tns CIT
cnlation OF the bio I'd, heInorrhage lol!oWs,
and IN fact they clog the action Oh Tue
very organs that caused tne couSn: ar0 tho
c,,,sss of two-thirds OF the cases on Ooh-
snmption. Many persons com plain vi
dull pain in the side, constipationI coateu
tongue pain in the shoulder pIaue, H
Ing OF drowSiness aud restlessness' Tue
food lying heavily ON the stomach, av
comnanIei with acidlty and belchinS up
VI rhess symptoms usually originate from
q diSnrIeitl condition of the stomach or u
torpid liver. o,,a or
= Persons SO affected, II they take one oI
two heavy colds, and the cough IN these
y ,Sas he suddenly checked, Wall nnu ihe
stomach aud liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mass OF
sores, and liberated, the result OF which
is death. Nv
poet pIant which does not contain opium
or ANYTHING calculated 10 check cough
suddenly. ,,.,-,,.o ~, y
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissoives me
food. mikes with the castle. Julces vi t'e
stomach, aids digest!oni ana ireaIes
rayenOuS appetite. - 81
When tie bowels are cOStive, SKIN eai-
low. or tbs symptoms otherwise OF
bilious tendency, Schenck's MANDRAKE
Pills are required. ,
These medicines are prepared Only "
j. Ii. SCHENCk & son,
NE. cor. sixth and Arch Sis, Phila.
And for 81. G By all druggists ana dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
Personalities.

Messrs. Clark and Harris leave for n
squirrel hunting expedition to-day.
They will surely be successful, rs both
are good shots.
Mrs. L. 5. Delsplsln, Mrs. Hulllhen
Quarter NJ d Mrs. Jacob w. Grubb and
laughter, leave to-day or the steamer
Express :or Cincinnati.
Capt. John Mcclure took passage on
the Rsgon yesterday morning for Park
ersburg, to make arrangements about the
ucs for the f., w. Ky. X Il.
Mr.. John Ball, Nick Kuhn and VIM.
Tcimer, of Pleasant Valley, left for a
hig hunt on Tuesday, near HsneYtowD.
They are expected home to day with a
wagon load OF game.
Mr.. George W. jackson, city bill
poster of Wilmington, Del, has our
thanks tor late Delaware papers.
Squire Tolivsr, who WAS injured by a
TALL, day before yesterday, passed n
troublesome night, but yesterday he
rested great deal easier.
Mrs. Annie HootOn is visiting her
mother in Wheeling.-Grdtton Sentinel
McFadden, the only and original, OF
the Steubenville Gazette, was IN town
Yesterday. Mac looks as happy as big
,un flower, and MS though he could stand
Correction with the press number OF
wears longer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
NnprA HOnSC.

DUprc2 j. benedict Last night Duprez
& BendcL's Mlnstrels showed to a
crowded house ut Hamilton Opera
house. There has been number OF
changes made in this troupe, but 1t still
presents fresh and original talent. Fox
and Wsrd, song and dance artists are
immens', MS is JAS I. Kulick the middle
man. The four end men of this troupe
are great feature.
"Ferm"-To-night Robert McWsde in
"Fern" will be the attraction. "The
Fern" is founded on very old Irish
legend, which says chat whoever may
find the seed of the Irish mountain fern,
can have his every wish granted. The
plot is SIMPLY let we'll enough alone
embracing 10 its illustrations many ups
and downs of busy liio-its ebb and
how-snd from Its ii cipiency to its cul-
mination runs the silver cord OF love,
surrounded with tears and smiles, vIbrat-
Ing sounds OF the happy past, and re.
turning echoes of sad refrain.
John Brotgham.-Monday night this
popular arts. is billed, in his farewell
tour. OF Mr.. Brougham, the Boston
Traveller says NO actor upon the
Stage to-day has had so varied an expert.
ence, and none has SO completely cap
tured and held the public ms has ne
Tickets on sale At box office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27

LAST night, a young man named Drit',
aged about Is years, appeared at the box
office and presented money 10 the amount
of 80 cents tor ticket. The agent IN
the box Office took the money and re-
turned Is cents change and the ticket,
but some one grabbed the ticket and lett
Young Britt only the 10 cents change.
lie demanded OF the ticket agent another
pastebosrd, but on being refused, rushed
ii to his father, Mr.. Andy Britt, and
laid in complaint Mr.. Britt, sr, then
appeared at The box Office aud demanded
that his son DO given another ticket or the
money refunded. This demand WAS Also
refused, when Britt rushed of tn Squire
Phillips aud swore out process to re-
cover 30 cents from Mr.. Duprez, the pro
prietor OF the show. When the process
vas served on kim MIR. Duprez WAS
dumb oundod, knowing nothing OF the
circumstances, but politely offered to re-
tund the money rather than have any
hsrd feeling in the matter, But Britt
WAS ineXorable, and rs the summons WAS
"torthwith" one, and Duprez could not
afford to leave his business for some hours,
he did not put IN an appearance St the
SQuires office for sometime, ard when he
did. he did 50 only to pay $3.50 without
making any defense. The moral Is,
children should no: be allowed about
ticket offices unacCompaDied by parents.
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..Whnr,s IIars,iIIar,,

Yesterday, loving couple arrived in
this city claiming 10 have come from
BarnesyilIe, and were en- route to Clays
vile, Pa. where they were TO be married.
The intended groom wore n slick suit of
Cheap Johr Goth, whilst the bride ex-
pectant wore the latest style OF dressing
aid trimmings used in the country. After
wandering around town and Sec
ing sll that WAS to be seen
hey stopped At drug store
and psrtook OF that which sparkIeth and
msketh gssy. Ire groom was anxious
that Glaysvilie be reach by night, but
finally concluded to hunt up some OF his
kiniolk who reside in Bridgeport, and
yet n meal of them, with n probable
nights lodging. The lat seen OF the
happy couple, they were winding their
footsteps to the little town over the river,
as happy rs two CLANS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
EraSier Family Freaks.

Jacob Frssier made complaint before
Squire Philips yesterday against his
daughter Louise, whom he suspected OF
lunssy. but upon examination by DR..
Wilson, county physician, she was found
correct Ms to her mind. Then Jacob Fra
sier, ir swore out n warrant charging her
with threatening to do violence to his
person and property. Upon investiga-
ton she was held in the sum of $500
to be of good behavior Tor period OF six
months. Miss Alice Frasier next swore
oat q warrant for Jacob Frssier and Fan
ME his vile, who were charged with
threatening 10 kill her. Jacob and Fan
ME were bonded in the sum OF 1900 each
for their good behavior for six months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
4 Cheeky Swin,lIe.

Rather neat swindle has been perpe-
tratcd on number of citizens in Hsrrl-
son, Jefferson and Belmont counties, over
the river, by two agents for the sale OF 3
scli-hcsting smoothing iron. Oue of the
agents would dispose of AS many irons as
he could sell, and then leave, and in II
few days another agent would visit he
houses where the irons had been sold,
asking the loan of the irons for few
days, pretending that he wanted to use
them Tor samples, claiming that the first
agent had not supplied the demand, and
he had none with hun. The scamps sue
ceeded in borrowing most all the irons
that the first agent had sold, none Of
which have been heard from since.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
The Mnrcn Monument.

On yesterday, u very fine granite mon
ument from the marble and granite
works of Messrs. Carroll X Bro, Nos. 5,
q, and 10 Sixteenth street, this city, was
50 pped TO Wellsburg, where !: is des-
ii I'D, to mark the resting spO' of John
MCren and several members of the fam
liz, who are Inferred in the beautiful III
tie cemetery near by. The shat is very
.laste in It's architecture, symmetrical in
It proportions, and remarl ~
me in lis general appearance.
The perfection to which Carroll y
Bro. have brought the polish is H
woader, and plainly indicates the
thorough skill of thes workers in marble
sad granite. This firm is extensive i'm
p rters and dealers in all kinds OF for
elgn and domestic marbles and gran
es, and have the very best faci titles for
furnishing every variety of monuments
and tombstones.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
ION My! what Beautiful CIOHks.''

While out on our hunt after news, y@-
terday, we happened TO drop in at the
cloak department of |. Blum IL Bro. The
eager crowd of buyers that were stationed
there testified to the universal popular
ity and u tho immense business which
is transacted ut this tsvOrlte establish
mcrl Bat true merit will find It's just
reward, and the great success and i'm.
mense sales OF cl AXIS during this week
this firm attributes entirely to the per
feet shape, fine workmanship and e1-
ceedir gly low prices. They are acknowl
edged by Iii who have seen their cloaks
TO surpsss those OF any other house IN re-
gard to style, tit and price. They en-
poy only tho best cutters, their cIoaks
are made ana flashed by first class
journeymen tailors, and the styles are
exclusively their own, mostly imported
by themselves direct.
Their assortment OF Cloaks Is b"irg re.
oenIshed every day, d Il now more
extensive than ever. The ladies OF
Wheeling have just reason To cOngratu-
late themselves on having such Nm enter
prising firm in their midst, rs their dis
play can not be surpassed by any house
East, while at the ssme time their prices
are lower than any other house in the
trade. We therefore unhesitatIngly adj
wise every one of our readers TO call on |
Blum Il Bro, ut llO4 Main street, while
out shopping, MS they Will certainly be
well repaid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
GlOriOusIy Drunk.

On Thursday, Charles Miller INDUCED
TO such an exten, in that which cheereth
and also doth inebrlste, that he WAS uns-
bic to get home and sought lodgings at
the Central hotel. He MAS shown n
room and retired, but when he awoke be
claimed tina. he had been robbed of =
good solid trade dollar. He forthwith
procee ted to Squire Bulgers and swore
out warrant Tor John Detser, the nj ghi-
Waterman At the Central, whom he Al
legged did the robbing, but the evidence
proved to the contrary and Detser was
discharged, Miller paying the costs in
the case.
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Complicated.

p. ". BosIey, Esq, had sos placed IN
his hands last night by the Duprez d
Benedict troupe, which, owing
to little complication, the manager did
not know whom to pay, and SO deposited
it with Mr.. b with instructions to turn
the funds over to the proper parties
when the matter was settled. Ii appears
the misunderstanding srose in this way:
The advance agent OF the troupe had
drawn sn order in Mr. HamiltOn's favor,
who had got Mr.. Frew to cash it. MIR.
Bills; having been appointed receiver IN
the meantime, wanted the rent last night
tor the use If the Opera house. The
company seeing the situation objected
paying the rent TO either Mr.. Frew or
Mr.. Bliss, but deposited that sum as
sisted above The misunderstanding will
likely be settled 10 day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
NEIsHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here ana Thers hJ
Register Reporters.
IL

The Independent is to be sold next
Monday.
THERE is to be loot race near Cum
Minis grove to-day.
IT is said that the Bret Hsrte Library
Society will reorgsnlze shortly.
The lookup is devoid OF occupants
and the town is in state of quietude.
The street hawker OF oysters disturbs
the quiet o! the average citizen these
mornings.
Two "shovers OF the queer" visited this
city Thursday, but did not succeed IN
"gulping" any one.
DUPREz & BENEDICTs Ministries per-
formed to q, large audience at Lllch's hall
Thursday night.
NIX. HUEY was seriously hurt at or
near the b asst furnace Tuesday evening
by the yard engine.
Mr.. JOHN KIRKPATRICK, mailer, with
move into his new house shortly Inc
new residence is a neat little building.
BARNES, the defeated candidate for
County Recorder, was IN town Thursday
looking over the vote to see If that major
ity of two could be accounted for.
WoRKMEN are employed on the
B. il S. w. railroad in making ready TO
Law rails on South Water street. Presi
dent Morgan is pushing tho wo-k along
the line.
SUNDAY night John Harrington, o.
Ben wood, was crossing the river IL Il
skift when he tumbled into the river
III lie was saved by Johnnie Kelly and
Larry Nolan, who were IN the skill at
the time.
II YOU want No. / dish OF Oysters,
served In any style you may wish, call
AT Jake bursts He sells the freshest
and finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
[ also keep constantly on hand fresh
beer.
IT was reported in town yesterday
that a serious accident, causing death,
had occurred in BenwoOd by rope
which WAS attached to u sma tram car,
used in letting nails down from the mill
to barge, breaking. The report was
investigator duu WINS heCCILali ~ H"'
been caused by lot of kegs filled with
nails rolling of the car. No one wss
hurt.
BRIDGEPORT.
The corner building belonging to Joan
Hcinlein has just been repalntai, and
presents handsome appearance.
HEINLEIN " PIPER are opening n
new shCe store in the rear OF GIuin'S
grocery. They have handsomely fitted
up room, and are getting in good
stock oil boots and shoes
As some workmcn were a,IngM cross
ing from the freight TO the passenger
depot OF the G. " :. K. r, yesterday, II
lar 6 stone which they were lIunL
slipped and fell upon the hand OF a man
named Pat Finnegan, crushing the fore
finger of his lett hand 50 that II had to be
ampuLsted, and severely lnjuring the
second finger. Dr. Fisher, assisted by
Drs. Cook and Anderson, performed the
operation. Fnuegsn is blacksmith,
and was not engaged on tho work but
WIS Just called on TO assist the men Int
the stone
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
GRANULAR SCHOOL DIPLOMA.
Ordinance Adopted by the Boar" u
rducatfon al Its Last MeeIiEs.

The following lie the ordinance adopted
BY the Board OF Education IN relation u
grammar school diplomas, at It's meet'ns
on Thursday night;
Be IL ordained by the Board OF Ed4edHo"
of the School District ofWheeting'
Ths, to each pupil OF the senior class,
of good department and attaining TO 1e-
frees of excel!encs in study. shall be
given on completion oil the course
a grammar school diploma, sealed with
the seal of the board. and signed by the
president superintendent and princlPsl,
and attested by the clerk, faithfully
certifying in graded form the principle
attachments IN the branches therein
named The graduations shall be uniform
throughout the schools OF the district, ana
the diplomas shall be awarded at Inc
close of each school year to pupils who'
unon a fair test examination under the
directi OF the superintendent shall be
deemed worthy. Sid diploma shall De
substantially IN :ofm and effect TO-
lows, viz:
DIPLOMA.
WHEREAS, On the 25th day OF Octo-
ber. A. ID. 1877, 1t was "ordained by the
Board of Education of the school district
of Wheeling, that to each pupil of the
senior class, of good department and
attaining to degrees of excellence IN
study shall be given on completlen OF the
course "Grammar School Diploma,
signed by the president, superintendent
and principal, and attest by the clerk
faithfully certifying in graded form the
pupils Attachments in branches therein
named"
Now, therefore, this diploma is awarded
TO --, aged - years, for the de-
Crees OF excellence shown by the follow
ing gradstions Il signifylng perfect, z
very good, good, A moderate, B poor)'
viz: Department -, punctus!lty -,
spelling -, orthography -, reading -,
writing -, arithmetic -, geography -,
English grammar -, algebra -, paysl-
ology -, natural philest ply -, chemistry
49,, United States history -.
Done at the city of Wheeling, State OF
West Virginia, this - day OF -,
iS-
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The MaynRr,is.

The Maynard Rife CLUB were out at
at Frank Walters yesterday, shootir : the
first match tor the prize pistol. There
were only three contestants, and the
score WAS, out OF possible IS, q. f.
Dwight, 5S; Geo. z. Black, 81; j. ID.
Stanton, 81. The second tTiai OF skill
will not take place an Monday MS has
previously been announced, owing to
some trouble IS 10 the grounds on which
the shooting will take place. The match,
however, will come fl some time dur
Inp the week
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4, importance TaIk.

The temperance festival, last night,
WAS well attended. The contest for the
gold cross i waging quite warm, aud the
votes poIlrd, 50 tsr rs could be ascer-
tanned, are almost even, but 1t is not wise
to state the party in the lead. The oys-
tiers "di,hcI up" BY Mccall are par ex.
cellencr, and cannot be beat. They are
of the Ellis" brand, the be I in the mar
ket. Owing to the request OF friends,
the festival will be continued to day and
to night and good patronage Is antlcl-
paled. Tc-aght, the gold cross will be
awarded to the "lucky" contestant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
ae'herling &c9lstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements

Excelsior Baking Powder-Logan,
List & Co.
Ofsl-List, Davenport Il Parks.
Gpblets-Cummins & Woods.
D1ed Pcaches-G. 5. Feeny.
Scrap Books-Hutchins Music sn'
Art Store.
For Sale-Residcnce
Letter List
New Carpcts-Wm link " Son.
Grand Opening Joachim Beuter.
PIumbers-Thompson & Hibberd.
Building Msterisl-Hsnes, Wilson y
Co.
Hamilton Opera House Fust Page
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The COCKI Is.
Yesierday's Proceedings in the Dit
Ierent Judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT coURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case OF Zane VI. SawteII was the
only case betor" MS co lrt, yesterday, and
will be gwen to the jury To-day, the con-
Guiding argument being almost concluded
at the time OF the adjournment OF court.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRAEMER.
There was but one case before this
court Yesterday, that OF George Allen,
for disorderly conduct, fined twenty dol
lars and cos,s. Cum.niLted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
The WOIkingnen.

The workingmen at their meeting, las
night, transacted 10 business of import
= &c. Their con cntIon will convene al
ten O'Clock this morning, and the probS
hjhties are that there will be al after
noon session. No further list of dele
2 ties than those already reported Wa
submitted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions IN real estate
were recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday
Deed made October 70, lSI7, from
Vim. a. Hem and wife to James l..
Hawley, parts of lots Nos. - east side
OF Fifth street, in square No q, Noah
Zsne's addition to Wheeling; for $4,000.
Deed made October IL, 1877, from
John +. Clator and wife to John DOruan,
west sixty feet OF lots Nos. l66 and 1877,
OrIotf lanes addition 10 Wheeling Tor
$3.50.