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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-09-13
CHOOSING A NAME.

have got newborn sister;
was nigh the first that kissd her.
When the nursing woman brought her
To papa, his infant daughter,
How pspa's dear eyes did glisten!
She will shortly be 10 christen;
And papa has made the offer
i shall have the naming Of her.
Now ! wonder what would please her,
Charlotte, Julia or Louisa
Ann and Mary, they're too common
Joan's too formal for woman;
James prettier name beside
But we had Jane that died.
They would say, il twas Rebecca,
That she was little Quaker.
Edith's pretty, but that looks
Better in old English books.
Ellen's left of long ago;
Blanche is ont Of fashion now.
None that l have named as yet
Are 30 good As Margaret.
Emily is neat and fine,
What do you think Of Caroline?
How I'm puzzled and perplexed
What to choose or think Of next
am in little fever,
Lest the name that l shall give her,
Should disgrace her or defame her,
will leave papa to name her.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-09-13

| Inc IWt hdU GdEete OF July 20 says
"Seven or eight years ago the Foreign
Office obtained several reports from
British Consuls in Turkey on the con-
ditiOn Of the industrial classes in that
country. Mr.. j. c. Calvert, then in
charge of the consular district of Mon
astir, sent home interesting details as to
the industrial and economic circum-
stances of the agricultural labOrers.
The Province (sandjak) of MOnastir, on
the frontier of Albania, contains pop
ulation of about 922, 900 souls, 536, 900
Christians, and 1856, 900 MOhammedans
1t is reCkoned that about 200,0 are
adult males between the ages of Is and
30. The agricultural labOrers are di-
| visible into three classes all of whom
are Christians l q, Partner labOrers they
provide the cattle and undertake the
labor and cost of cultivating the farm,
the landlord finding the seed. The
produce is halved on the threshing-
floor; then the laborer, by conveying
the landlords share to the granary,
completes the engagement. 2. Farm
laborers, who are engaged by the year,
and work entirely for the landlord.
Instead of wages all in money, they re-
ceive a stipulated quantity of grain and
other necessaries. This payment in
kind varies with the locality. For
instance, in the district (casas) of Mon
astir the allowance equals 6S1l9 to 7713
English bushels of grain, partly Indian
corn and partly rye, and 10 to II shil-
lings in cash, (or 100 piastres) the value
fluctuating with the currency. In the
district of Perlepe the allowance is
sipply 70 bushels of wheat. More
varied recOmpense awaits the laborer in
the district of Kiuprilli, his wage con-
sisting of 451a bushels of grain, (rye,
barley and millet,) 3315 pounds of salt,
half an Ox-hide for sandals, half a
horse-load of leeks or cabbages, shil-
lings to l3 shillings pence in money,
and sleeping-rOOm rent free. 3. The
'fiXed-charge men, the term which Mr..
Consul Calvert offers as the equivalent
of 'kessemdjis,' resemble the partner
laborers in every respect except in the
division of the years produce, for they
agree to give the landlord a certain
fixed quantity of crops, irrespective of
their actual yield. All of these three
classes are free on the completion of
their agreement with one landlord to
engage themselves with another, unless,
indeed, they have contracted a debt to
their landlord, when the condition of
the labOrer becomes one fquasi-serfage,
from which, under adverse circumstan-
ces, the toll of life time fails to eXtri-
cate him; in not few cases the debt
becomes hereditary. The laborers, ex-
cepting this last unfortunate portion of
them, both men and women are well
clothed. Their undergarments are
homemade, of English cotton twist,
woven by the women into substantial
cloth, the stout woolen stuff of which
their outer garments and their thick
socks consist is also homemade. The
women's cotton clothing is elaborately |
embroidered in brilliant colors with
home-dyed wool. Buffalo hide sandals
are worn on working days; on holidays |
those who can afford it wear red leather
shoes"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-09-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Regular rates Of advertising. Al per squAre
inst insertion, and 20 cents each subsequent
insertion.
Special contracts will be made for all Adyer-
usements for four insertions or over.
Transient advertisements always payable
quarterly in advance.
Marriages and obituary notices, over one
square charged for at half regular rates
All local notices 10 cents line for each in.
sertlon.
No notices inserted for less than fifty
cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

The John L. Rhoads passed down last
night, ca route for 81. Louis.
The Carrie Brooks, on route Tor Zspes.
vile, passed down last night
The Salt Valley Is due this morning
On route to Pittsburgh.
The Granite State will pass up to-day,
en- route from Portsmouth TO Pittsburgh,
The Ragon will be this morniugs Par.
Iersburg boat
The James Gilman lett Plluburgh on
Monday with two barEes OF coke for this
port.
Captain Wash. Kerr, Of tho Granite
State, says the Ohio river iion Wheel.
Ing to Pittsburgh Is In the beat condition
1t ever was. As he stood a watch ct tho
wheel last trip, be Ia certainly good au.
thority. Captain John Gordon "a entitled
to the credit RaIbHrgh DilpattI.
lBy Tsles,Gph.l
PlrrDUBoH, November e.-River 8
fee! 0 inches and falling, Weather clear
and cool.
CAIRO, November O.-Luurs Davis,
Cincinnati; Hickory, Tennessee river;
Dora Cobler, EVANSVILLE City Of Chester
and Polar Star, 81. Louis. DEPARTED.
Laura Davis, 81. LOub; Hickory, ST..
Louis. River IL feet and rising, Weather
clear.
NASHVILLE, November River @ feet
and falling.
vlcxsBrRo, November 6.-weather
clear. River rose 8 inches. Up-Cily
o. Helena, Warner aud bRrgCs, Stanard.
DoWn-PGrngan.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-River Eve
feet ten inches and falling. Arrived
Hudson, Wheeling; Mary Miller, St.
Louis; Cherokee, PaducGG. Departed
Hudson, Wheeling. Weather clear and
cool.
MEMPHr, November 6.-RivOr ? fee.
II inches. Weather clear. Departed
Maud and Phil, Allen, vicksburg; Thorn p.
son Dean, New Orleans; City Of Vickis.
burg, 81. Louis.
Nav ORLEANS, November e,-No arr.
walls. Departed-W. J. Behau, Bed River;
Commonwealth, St. Louis. Clear and
cool.
ST. LouIs, November e.-Arrlved-st.
Genevieye, Memphis; Golden Eagle, Re.
oknk. DepRrled--Golden Eagle, Keo.
kuki Grand Tower, Memphis. River
fallen inches. Clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

"VlROIEIus."-Mr. John Mccullough,
tho we'll known tragedian, appears in The
Opera House tonight In "Virginius. The
Charleston NeRJ and Courier says Of Mr..
McCullough's "Yirginius:"
"Mr. McCulloughs Lear is a grand per.
Torrance. but It is not as perfect In detail
as his HirginiaJ. The opening scene
showed that tho trogedian Is superior TO
Forrest, but the artistic finish Of Edwin
Booth seemed little wanting here. The
defect, however, was Of short duration.
IA the actor warmed up to his work
abundant beauties were manifest, and in
the curse his genius rose to a height
never reached BY Booth in this grand
scene. The audience were held spell.
bound; even at the clofe there was an In.
terval Of breathlesa silence, and then
bnrst forth such applause as showed how
this wonderful acting was appreciated,
and Mr.. Mccullough was called before
the curtain 10 bow his acknowledgment
Of we'll deserved compliment. From
this point Throughout. hia acting was su-
perb. In Act II, In the scenes with Re-
gan and Gonra, Mr.. McCulloughs
scholarly reading and exquisite facial
play deserved the highest praise, and in
the storm scene on the heath he was truly
grand. When the curtain fell on Act III
he was again called before the curtain
and applauded to the echo"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

LAWRENCE BARRErr.-Mr. Lawrens,
Barrett will appear in the Opera Blouse
on Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday
evenings Of next week, supported by q
strong company. The plays selected fol
Nj. Barretts engagement are: Monday,
"Rtchelie9S Tuesday, "Hamletn WedDes.
day, "Jnlihs Caeaar." The sale Of seats
will commence at the box Office on Friday
morning: Among the notices given Mr..
Barrett by the press We and the follow
ing:
The Opera House, last evening, was
filled with q splendid audience Of our
best cltiEsns, who were not slow In mani.
ieSting their delight at the rare in,per.
eonation Of Mr.. Barrett. "Richelieu" was
the play presented-that clouded leaf Of
. remarkable history-and the mighty
struggles and tottering weakness Of the
grand old man, nearing at once the end Of
earthly power and earthly existence, was
portrayed by Mr.. Barrett with dramatic
power and force such IA Ia capable Of be,
log displayed by hin alone. "Richelieun
is Tor many reasons peculiarly within the
pvNluSo " MI, 1AIFeltI ana the chAfac'
terizatlon 10 all bat perfect.
The most striking feature Of Mr., Bar.
retts skill Is bis elocutionary art, which,
augmented and made powerful BY a voice
OF wondrous strength and harmony, rem.
ders the accomplishment Of the most
difficult and delicate requirements in this
respect seemingly trivial task. Indeed,
the limit Of bis resources Ia apparently
so remote that the auditor 10 at oncO i'm.
bued with the notion that It Is boundlesS,
he not only grssps the subject with an
Intellectual scope which allows nothing
to escape, but with his fiery energy,
thrilling tones and mAisSty Of dsmeanor,
gives full expression to is qualities, and
electri6es the audience at every burst Of
passion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07
Chicago Cattle mnruet.

CHICAGO, November G.-The Drovr.
Journal reports:
CATTLE-ReGeipb, 1900; shipments
$40, Market firm aud active; few choice
sold; quotations fair grss,ers s. 5oa4 90
fair to extra corn fed steers 81 25a5 so
Colorados strong and active; steers 80 5Oa
4 80, cows IS 25a3 rs. Texas grasser0 &C,
tive at 50 6oAS 50 Native butchers, cows
50 25aS so, steers 50 25aS 62IS, bulls 81 Goa
5 81; stoc kers and feeders, little doing,
few here, buyers scarce.
HoaS-ReceiptS, 1900; shipments, l.,
400. Market opened strong and 5sluc
higher and closed firm at the advance.
Philadelphias nominal, outside price S. TO-
Gostons 81 s0a4 IS, packing 81 G5a4 81
sHEEP,Receipts, 1900; shipping nonI,
nal; butchers grades plenty nnd noninally
unchanged; extra t. fancy IA 9Ol5 90, Rood
to choice 81 25a4 so, medium to good S ID
"A 90, ligh! s. OOa3 rs.
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River NnMa.

. Last evening the marks indicated scant
8 feet and falling,
Tho Courier got of for Parksrsburg on
time. The Ragon will be to.day's boat.
The Jas. Stone, with tow Of coal, was
stopped at this point by a dispatch from
Pittsburgh TO await further orders.
The o'Neal left for Pittsburgh at Z A.
NJ, a. usual.
The Andes left for Cincinnati last eve
ming, With allithe freight aho could carry,
ThS Express will pass up Saturday
night or Sunday morning en- route from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. Parties having
freight eau govern themselves accord.
The Market Boy will leave for Ma,a.
moras this morning at 101 o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

HOTEL PERsoNAIS.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels=
NcLarc-Horace B, Durant and wife,
Claysville, Pa, E. W. s. Moore, Fair
mont; /. G. Kirby, Alexandria, Va; John
A. McKillop, Wellsville, Ohio; G. a. Nc.
Cormick, ClarksburS.
Sc. JamcS-RObert McEldowney, New
MartinsvilIe; F. J. Forsythe, Sam. F
Beall, Baltimore; L. Y. Hodgkinson, P.
". & Ky. Railroad; F. Armor, Pitts
Ssamrm-A. Thistle, Charlie Thistle
Miss Clara Wells, SisterSville; VIM. FLAG
cuS, Pittsburgh; A. D. Haverly. sardis
E. II. Creaap, Cressps Grove; Z. Eugle
Middlebourne; Wm. Everman, Baltimore
J. Havermete, Allegheny, Pa; David
Hughes, Pittsburgh, U. A. Clayton, Man.
nington; John W. Suter, Hannibal, O.
L. B. Potts and wife, Captina; Jas. Thorn,
berry, Beallwllle; WIN. +. Harvey, Wells.
burg; N. Holloway and wife, Belmont
@; ". Scott, ClarksburRi Albert Stephens,
Barnesvillei ]. Williams, BeallsvllIe, O.
J. W. Stephens, GAINESVILLE; H. a. sples,
Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

AsroNnHNG succEss.-It Ia the duty
Of every person who has used BoscuEE's
GERMAN SYRUP to let It's wonderful quail.
ties be known TO their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. No person can
use 1t without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and We con.
slider il the duty Of all, Dsuggists TO recon.
mend 1t to the poor dying consunptive,
at least TO try ono bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where 1t failed was reported. Such
q medicine as the GERMAN SYRuP cannot
be too widely known. Ask your Drug.
Sist about 1t. Sample bottles to Try soid
at 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. For
sale BY all frst'class Druggists in tho
United States. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

ALANM OF FiRE.-About 8 o'clock last
evening an alarm OF FIRE was sounded
from the Fourth Ward. 1t proved 20 be
an incipient Ere AZ the residence Of John
McNabb, on 10th street, between Wood
and Jacob. The fire was confined to the
roof Of the building, and originated from
a defective Aue. The steamers were
promptly on the ground, and succeeded
in extinguishing tho flames before any
serious damage was doue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

ABrslyE LANouAoE-Edward Han,n,
Of Fulton, yesterday complained before
Peters and wiio with using abusive Ian.
gnage toward him, and threatening 10 do
him violence. The defendants In the
suit, hearing Of the warrants, haStened to
get out Of the way, and are now ruS,i.
eating in Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

TOLEDO, November o-TlOur-FIrm
Wbest-Closed quiet, No. 8 white Wa
bash asked 81 20, bid 81 %, No. l do
81 ,29H, seller November, 81 t0N, No.
red spot 81 20, seller December 81 2SX
No. 3 red Wabash 81 Is, rejected WabGSt
81 o.. Corn-Closed dull; high mixed
cash 4SAC, No. 2 cash 475fc, new 45Xc
seller November47c, seller December new
441ec asked, 4S1sc bid. Oats-Dull, No
?, ?6Ec, Michigan 96Nc. Clover Seed
trimG seller December IS 05.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

BETWEEN raising naustaches and rails.
iOS Cain, the Young men OF Martins Fer,
~ are extremely busy this season. They
were ruthlessly interrupted while en-.
gagged in the latter occupation few
nights ago by a party Of young ladies,
composed Of their sisters and sweet
hearts, who swooped down upon them al
the solemn hour Of midnight and dis
persed them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

THE Wheeling Towboat and Barge
Company sent down 10000 moro kegs o.
nails Yesterday to Blenerhasselt, where
the Whale and barges are lying, TO COM
plete her load to ST. Louis and other
points on the Ohio and Mississippi. Over
fifty thousand kegs Of nails have left
Wheeling and BelluiZe by river In the
last few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

A RATHER bad accident happened to
Wm. King, in North Wheeling, yestor.
day morning. Willism was coming down
stairs in his residence, on Main street,
when he tEipped and fell forward, btuis.
ing his head and face considerably. lie
was hurt pretty bad, but expects 10 be
able to be outin few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

TIE latest thing in scarf pins is q
French invention. It looks like Satan
himself. Indeed, it is a very small bust
OF him wrought in dark colored metal,
the horns aud forked tongue being Of
gold and the eyes Of bright colored pre-.
clous stones. The face Of the hideons
demon can DO lighted up, revealing hid
eous skull,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

SrEALSo CHlcKENe.-An old lady
from the country came TO tho city last
evening to attend the Second Ward mar
ket, During the evening some fellow
came along and stole four chickens from
her wagon: She went TO City Sergeant
Ripley and notified him OF the circum.
glance, ard described the personal ap.
pcarsncs Of the thief. The description
the old lady gave exactly ct the notorious
Bill Harris, and tho officers were looking
foS that individual last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

HAPfY.TIDIEGs tor nervouS sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and qnacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts eiiectually cure premature debil.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth thousands.
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAouER
GALvANIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&R
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

OuR friend Hauser, the sturdy old
Teuton who regales thirsty Wheellngites
with Cleveland beer, has our thanks for
sample Of his Gne "shoemaker's sau.
sage" Cletus Is the only man who makes
this sausage, and II Ia simply immense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

The case Of W. II. Woods We. The Cit.
Iens Street Railway Company was given
to the jury about 5 o'clock 10 the alter.
noon. At the hour OF adjournment the
jury had not agreed, aud was adjourned
over until this morning.
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WBEENG WEDNESDAY MORNING NoYRBR Is

TN couEs.-cmoutE couRr-Judo,
Mtlvtls-Tho Circuit Court met Of th'
usual hour yesterday morning.
Letters Of standardization on the estate
Of VIM. Campbell, deceased, were granted
10 4. I. Garden, the widow relinquibhing
her right, Bond 81, 600, With 9. ]. RawlinT
a. security. Robert Campbell, D. O.
List, j., Jos. Speidel, Cleo. B. Reilly and
David Wagner were appointed apprai'etI
Of said estate.
Peyton vs.. MsrliuE; IN case. The FOL
loWi6g Jury was impSuelled In the case
Samuel McvGy, TboS. Z. Britt, 0. K
ElllffltL VIM. Haslipgs, A. r. Kolb,
Wn. Rutherford, Isaac Carpenter, Thos
Pryor, J. N. Ewing, ]. L. Hay, CharleI
Lane and John Webb. Jury Withdrawn
and plaintiff non.suited.
VIM. Lohman declined 10 qualify a
executor Of the estats Of Frederick lille
brecht, DECEASED. Elizabeth Hillebreeht
widow Of deceased, qualified as admins
traitor, with tho will annexed. Bont
500, with YIN. Lohman "a security.
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Arclsvcn o'clock last night the pros.
pect Of healthy police court for this
morning was not at all stimulating. Up
10 that hour not solitary case had been
booked. It Is generally either leas. OF
a famine in police business. Monday and
Tuesday mornings the dockets were I'M
usually large, while In all probability
there will be whitewash this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

THE Committee on Law and Superb
siOn Of the Grand Lodge K. Of P. will
meet at Elm Grove today, 10 prepare a
report 10 be presented 10 the Grand Lodge
on the 18th inst. Messrs. ]. W. SchulIs
". II. Waddle and Bernard Stanley orc
the meubers Of the committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

ClNCRHAT1, November Cotton -
Duli and lower at l0Hc. Flour-Steady
aud in good demand. Wheat Steady; red
81 l5al rs. Corn--QulGt; old 4ia45c, new
Csc. Oats Firmer at 27a3lc. Rye-Strong
at t9A6oc. Barley-Fair demand; choice
northwestern spring at zoe. Pork-Qultt
SIS 90, new at $l3 90. Lard Steady;
steam at sac, Kettle s1Ea9c. Bulk Meals
.-1nSctiyc at 6a7a7&c all packed. Bacon
Quiet but FIRM short rib 9Ha9SSc, short
clear 9%c. Bntter-pull and unchanged
ut 81 OF.
Hoes-DulI; common 50 sua4 IS, ligh,
q S ga g. packing 81 6Oa4 10, butchers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

WLLcoME, stern winter; come in thy
icy mantle clad. We love the winter.
There is rest and peace and freedom from
apprehension in its irigid reign. Then
when you, are invited TO n friends tc
dinner, 10 meet u few strangers, no cant
pu! red hot ear Of corn twenty mine
inches long on your plate, and leave you
to wonder how under the sun you aEo tc
nAtit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

BENwooD SABBATH ScHooL-At a re-
cent election in the Sunday School con
nected with the Benwood N. E. Church
the following officers were elected: Rev,
RhetldstIer, the pastor OF the Church
Superintendent; Mr.. John HarkiuR, As
gIstant Superintendent; Mrs. DR.. Ford
Treasurer; Mr.. F. n. Erp, Librarian; Mr.
AL. Pelly, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

TaE Hor.-owing to the bad weather,
the social that was 70 have been given al
Mrs. French's, on tho National road, last
evening, took place at the Mcclure House.
A very select crowd was in attendance,
who tripped away the hours pleasantly
10 Kramer superb music,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-07

DIED At CoIuMDUS.--A private dis.
patch received in this city yesterday con.
1eyed intelligence OF the death Of Miss
Annie hays, daughter Of E. Hays, Esq.,
Who was some years ago a prominent car.
riage manufacturer In this city. Miss
Hays died at o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing, Of consumption. She was we'll known
here, and highly esteenled by all.
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PEnsoaA1 PotxTs. --Rsv. DR.. George,
Of The Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, let.
tured at the Business College Hall, lat
evening, on the subject, "Does Religion
Hinder Success Ia BusinesSi"
MI. Frank Portertsld and Miss EmmH
Lacy were recently married In Benwood.
Misa Mary Morrison, Of Delaware, o.
Is visiting the family Of DR.. T. Il. Logan.
Mr.. ]. 7. Scott, j., Of New York, for-
mesly Of this city, Is stopping ct the
MGLure.
James Cunningham, IT,, Capt. John
BSggs and Mr.. McNash addressed The
temperance meeting at Parkers' Hall
Monday evening.
Captain Fink, a we'll known citizen 81
Bellsire, was stricken with paralysis on
Monday evening, and his condition was
reported as critical yesterday.
Mr.. Chris. Selbke was out yesterday
tof the first time since bis recent illness,
Special Agent Wilson, Of the PostofHes
Department, was 10 town yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Grub returned from Gin
cinnati, on the steamer Andes, Monday
evening.
Mr.. FrltI Yahrliny, agent for the Lit.
To Giant Chemical Fire Engine, Is sLop.
ping few days with his friends In this
city. Fritz has met with considerable
success In his business, and during che
past season hiss furnished several email
towns along the B. & o. road with fire
engines.
Manager Hamilton haa gone to Little
Washington to perfect arrangements iOI
an excursion for Lawrence Barrett's en-
gagement.
Mr. Dick Ford, Of Fords Grand opeta
HouAe, Baltimore, Is in the city, complet.
Ing the arrangements for Mr.. McCul-
lough's engagement at the Opera Hou'e
Dick Is a brother Of John T., the well
known manager, and has good many
friends here. Ilia last visit here WGl
with John Z, Owens, about fourteen
months Sgo.
Mr.. Joseph Brooks, agent for Lawrence
Barrett, is stopping at tho Mcclure
House,
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Wheeling, Nov. 0, 1877.

/ We are notsurprlsed to hear McLsln's
Pictorial Syrup SO generally spoken OIL
as an invaluable medicine, Tor certainly
as an alleviator or curative OF Coughs and
Colds and diseases Of the bronchial or
gans, cheat and lungs, 1t has never been
surpassed, and we doubt much II it ever
will be. It Is beyond question the Acme
Of curative aRents.