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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
atheeling Grglster,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisement

Music snd Art School-The Misses
Doddridge.
Notice Of Removal-H. Mesder x Bro
Splendid Opportunity to Win For,
tune.
Notce-H. II. Albright.
10. o. F. Funeral Notice.
Wheeling Island Races.
For Rent-Dwellng.
Stone CameOs-,lacOb W. Grubb.
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The University Of WO0l.

bI\..A. \. j.. IN1.. EI
u tru.. tui!.gIt., .rI l...
ptItWcul- Iu ~u.,u-.'H. .rr.I.
rupaUI' aud ,NI,r '.,. IH....
teachers. N'HtIN ..." ...." ..
l.rlus.I h.Cal and .......
graded To- IA, stuudaru ..#..
French Iud German '... '..
Moral yud u.IIsiuU, I'M ... Iu.
Iuru .f.. I.g'IUml. bulu..
iuS new, rNI,u-.. very low.
NJ either s,I ga. u.Im opens
semi tor e catalogue p.ln.. -.
where. Address tho ir'rHrlI, t..
ONO.
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WritofHabeasCor

A writ of hsbess corpus was issued by
Judge Crsnmer, yesterday, and servct
on Sheriff Tlngl', for the production Of
David Biggs and Lewis. OPenheimer be-
fore the Municipal Court The writ i
returnable at nine O'Clock this morning,
st which time it Will be argued The
p ,rties are the ones who are implicated
in the recent stabbing ARRAY
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Rr0hAIe RnSInPSs.

The following probate business has
been transacted 10y the County Clerk
since our last report:
Benjamin Exley was yesterday APP
20 nted executor of the estate of Eliza
beth A. Redman. deceased. Bond 5 800
with Benjamin Exley, ir, as surety.
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CONSUL FREE,
ago
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

/. Fast Lynne. by Mrs. Henry Wood, ~.
:. John Halifax, Gent, by Miss Mulock,
~ cents.
3. Jane Eyre. by Charlotte Bronte, 2Oc.
/. a Woman Halter, Cuas. Reade's new
novel, ~ cents.
5. The Black-Indies, Jules Verne's latest,
10 cents.
g. Last Days Of Pompeii, by Bulwer. lpc.
Adam Bede, by Geo. Eliot, DC.
s. The Arundel Motto, by Mary Cecil
Hay. 10 cents.
g. old MyddIeton's Money, by Mary g..
10 The Woman in White, by WmkIe
Collins, DC.
II. The NH on the Floss, by George
Eliot. 2Oc
Y. The American senator by T. olIopc ~
Il. A Princess OF Thule, ~ William
Black, &c.
IA. The Dead Secret, by wnkie Collins,
lUc
IS. Romoa, by Geo. Eliot, Doc.
~. The Field of Ice, by Jules Verne, lOr
Il. Hidden Pcrlls. by VI. e. Hay, IOc.
Is. SarDara's Hi tory, Amelia h. Id.
wards 2Jc.
70. A Terrible Temptation, by Charles
Reade, lOc.
-. Old Curiosity shop, By Chas. Dick
ems, 4bC.
y. Foul Play, by ChaS Rrade, 10.
p. Man ard = ii", 10y Willsic Collins, 20
=. The '-quirss Legacy, by May Z
Hay, DC.
q Never Too Late 10 Mend, by Charlie
Reade, 2Jc.
3 Lady AdeIalde's Oath, by Mrs. H.
Wood, loo.
% Aurora Floyd, by Miss. NJ. =. Brad
don, DC.
=. Victor and vsnquished. by Mary c.
Hay, lOc.
2S A Daughter of Heth, by William
Black, lUc.
- Nora's Love Test, by Mary G. Hay, IOc
~. Her Dearest Foe, By Mrs. Alexander,
2Oc.
81. Love Ne Little, Love Ne Long, Chss.
Reade, lJc
g. The Queen Of Hearts, by Wilkic Col
Inns, lOc.
s.. Handy Andy, by SamI Lover, DC.
q. \ SimpieiOn, by Chas. Reade, ~.
-. Felix Holt, the Radical, by George
Eliot DC.
%. The wooing OF, by Mr.. Alexander,
q. The Mystery, by Mrs. Henry wood,
lOc.
%. Antonina, by Wilkie Collins, Due.
-. Ivanho", By Sir Walter Scott, DOC.
~. The Heir 10 Ashley, by Mrs. Henry
Wood. lOc
81. White Lies, by Chas. Reade, 2Oc.
y II de and-Seek, by Wilkie Collins, DC
81. Hector Servadac, by Jules Ve.ne. 1Oc.
~. The Tower OF London, by ". Harrison
AinswOEth DOC.
l5. 4 Lies Secret, by Mrs. Henry Wood,
lOc.
For sale by NewsdsaIers, or sent post
paid on receipt Of price, by GEO. MI SRO.
NandeWater ST, y. Y. ag2seRb
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no Were Tney.

l. is reported that y couple Of Wheel
ing yousg gentlemen while here al the
commencement came very near commit
ing the crime OF mstrimony, with cOu.
Pile of young ladies All nect AIRY ar
engagements were made for II trip 10 lay
lortywn. but were frustrated by untore-
seen events Morgaator" Ne,o Domil-
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Truth Is mighty ana will preysil that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
u; j. W FerreIs. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 10 .
cents; "A CLintz. cents; Table Linen,
~ cents; Crash, b cents. AL other goods
2 p-npUrLIOn.
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BRIDGEPORT


Mrs T,LLMAN Is home again.
SQUIRE CROOK, ha, returned from tuc
west.
Miss LILLE RICE hs, gone on avn,lt
10 Cranberry Summit
THE Aetns mill is running full time,
and employ. $50 hands.
MASTER JAMES HOLLOWAY returned
.at- worb TO hudson College.
Tue first mile OF grading on the +. V.
Il c r. K. l. almost finished
REV JoHN GRAHAM will preach at the
Pro- bytcrIan Church here next Sunday.
Tus Ammou and McDeyc.t amlIio,
uGU.gcd in another jambo-eo last Tu,s
day night.
RATHER bad affair is reported from
Oh, neIghborho,d OF IVES. Bridgeport.
A loelus WIS found in an earth closet
day or two ago. Steps are being taken
t. .rret out the affair.
MIR. VIM ANDERsoy has purchased
ful office and will issue the Item Is u
five column, twenty I'm BREWER, paper
The first issue will be run II to morrow
week
TIE schools will open next Monday
with the old corE- a. teachers Prot.
Prsu, Superintendent, Hiss Carrle
{. opcr, Mis- Ratla Lotlerty, fifth room,
Mis- Anna Har,s.eir, fourth room, Lend
Aiolph. third room. Miss Nora Jone-
second room, Mary Clayland and Aggie
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Religious.

The repairs to the Disciples church,
which were to have been completed the
present week, will not be completed until
next week. In consequence, services will
not be resumed in this church until the
9th prOX
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You csn gorge yourself on water
melon, feast on green corn, psrtake Of he
luscious. peach nj iilltlm, and get away
with 81 indefinite quantity OF grapes, but
you lad better be prepared with bottle
# Hamliu's ChoIero Specific, s. there is
no telling how soon You may be disposed
70 close up like jscG-kni {; ther you'll
find 1t good thing to have about you
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At midnight the only man booked for
trial before the police court this morn
ing. was Homer Cline. Homer was
scooped in by Officer Pate st. Myers,
while in the set of stealing r sack of
peanuts 81 the fire last night.
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where SHALL send my Daughter.

You will consult her health, happiness
and success In study and music by plsc-
ing her in the care of DR.. Taylor, al the
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Beaver Pa. Prices moderate and as low
as good board and first class instruction
can be afforded.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE lNSU'
SIAIOION. kINsi M

win over Twenty l'.,U'.a
ranks among the nr, s,uuN.t
la.iir. iu .hc United stale. 900
tai Valley OF Virginia, .'..
heath. Attended by pup. '
10 twenty States Great 90 n.H
pcnsrs required Session u'..-
iS77 BOaTI and lu''l'n '".
tic year $40. .. frt't.'gI hI
formation. adar. iGE. W
II. f.. Pre- .id,uf, -ituu..U. 80.
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Cu,c.ao. August 3O.-Flour-Steady
and firm. Wnest-Actlve, urn no
hIrber. No. = Chicago sp-lng s9tc seller seller
AUGUST; 99699sc seller September 500
q7c seller Ocloberi No. 3 81 Oo3i reJec
- s7b Corn Fairly actlv" ana
,hsde d-mer al 425G42!c seller 9eptem'
hlr. 42sc: seller October; rejected 4o!c'
O,ts-in good demand aud shade
HIGHER At 2S4c ca. and seller Septem,ottr;
J3i024c seller Oatober; rejected ~.
RIe-Strouger At SIZE. Barley .rm-
er \. 66c. Pork Closed al slZ - ?.&
- 80 cash and seller September; SlZ IA
- - seller October; Sll 95G l. Oo year
I,srd-rairv sctive snd n susde higher
At * 3OG,S 323 cash and seller SePtem-
Der; So 40GyS ~! seller October, DUN
Meats-Stesdy md in good demand
Wbi,ky-Qulst al 81 a..
on call bosrd-W neat - higher q.
81 luJ seller August; 99!@ 99si seller
September: 96ic seller yesr. Corn i lr
Al Ale seller september; 42s(G43G seller
October. Osts-U ucnanSed FORK
Higher and strong NJ $l2 55@l2 So!
.olier September; Sl2 45@l2 A.! seller
October. Lsrd-Firmer ~ IS 50 seller
September
CINclxNArI, August SO.-Cotton-
Duh At lOsc. Fiour-Stcady snd un-
changed. Wheat-In fair demand; red
Il lOGll7 Corn-Duli NJ ioG 4'c.
Os,s-ln good demand y; 2I@o2c' Nye
- Demand talr aud market firm Al 5'G
So. Barley-Quiet; No. : spring 'oc
Pork-Flrm At ST. 80 bid. Lard
Strong; steam held 81 IS ~! current
make IS 32B; kettle 50 OO@9 %. Bulk
Meats-Demand fair and prices higher
At So OO,d Is 7O66 75GeS l2!. Bacon
EIrmer and in good demand At 5000
Gl7IM7LqSc W hisky-Steady aud
hrm At II 10. Buter-Stesdy, fancy
creamery 25626c; prime 10 choice
We .ern Reserve l7@lSc; Central ono
l4Gl5c. Linseed Ou-At 5O@52c
nogs-Steady and firm; heavy grades
in good Gemand; hight qualities quiet;
prices unchanged.
AtlwAuKEE, August 30. 49, Flour -
DuIland nominal. Wheat-frm and
closed strong; No Milwaukee, hard
81 IA; seller september 81 OOS; seller
October oslo; No. 81 %. Corn
Higher: No >. 42!m42!c Oats-De
mand ;alr and mark, firm; No. :, BE
Kyc-ln gooi demand; No. |, 55c
| Barlcy-QlIet and unchanged; No.
spring seller September 69!@IO
New YORK, August 30 Dry Goods
Business fairly active with joobers and
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select $chool

MO. IS THIKrErNIN ~THt.
Mis- Cwham hug H...r .....
and the public % B. N..
tmu" hrg school u' i.r a.u.r.
Course al IN trurt.n'> .m...,t-
Miss y. would hH please. f....
number at pupil, uuN .'uagr..
in prepare ION .uI ,u..,-.
The school vii r...n.r
September Srd.
Terms, so; pupils umI,r 'N,.a,
iNlUI. l-Stb
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Change OF Meeting Night.

The regular monthly meetings OF the
Light Guards will hereafter take place
on Monday nights, and the regular
weekly drill nights have been changed
from Friday t. TUESDAY nights
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THE HEATED TE.RM-PdtrOHS OF the
REGISTERS can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of The United ;StdteS, post paid, at
dtteen cents per iceek. Bear this in MIND
.Ohen departing from the city for summer.
trim,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Miss EMILY WOODWARD lett last
Wednesday on visit to Warren.
TIE health of the citizens is not so
good AS it has been during the past few
weeks.
REV john GRAHAM WILL preach IN
the Presbyterian churches A. tn, place
and Bridgeport next Sabbath.
Mrs. ANNE BUCKINGHAM, wife OF
the Mayor, lett OF visit to Terre Tia lie,
luI.
MISSES ANNA Lyons, Anna ana Ida
Welch are VISITING Miss Platte Nc
NeeIy, in this place.
SWEENEY brick works hsve shut
down tor the season, as has also McCord
" IS, The two yards have about one
million brick on hand.
Nix. JAMES Connolly OF Wheeling,
visited .rIends in town Yesterday. Mr..
Conucuy is \ student OF ST. Mary ,heo-
ogicsl Seminary, Baltimore.
Mr.. JAS. KELLEY is engaged IN sink.
ing well on the pavement in front OF
hls business house on " Washington street,
near the corner of FIRST AMI Washing
ton streets.
TIM uAREIGAN and Dave Aubrey
were arrested las. Tuesday 10y officer
d. II sud Lynn Tor beng drunk or the
streets They were fined , and costs
each
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EMS fine Saoss OF the latest styles
ut received =. l.. V. Bonds.
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Umpiru-Mr. Robert McNIchoI-.
Time OF game hoIrs aud ~ minutes.
Earned rUuS-NOue.
struck Oul-Staud4Ids, !; -. Louis, %.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
SHOES OF the latest styles, =. l.. V.
Bonds.
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Latest OCT.-Ladres' Cur. Nd San
Del, side lace Balls JERRY CLEMESs'
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II YOU wan: 70 get cheap and nd's
fitting psir Of Shoes, g 70 L. V. Blonice
1875 Man street.
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BY Telegraph

VIcKsBURG, August 3O-W leather
Gear; mercury "a. River tel. / inches.
Up-Capitsl City.
Nxw YORK, August 3O.-Arriyad-
Z. o. .Stannard, ST. Louis. No dePsr-
lures. Weather clear; mercury ".
CAIRO, August 3O-Departed-Hrll.
mai. Nashvl.la; Bee. New Ori-ar
Weather clear; mercury = degrees
SHREVEPORT Angus. 8o.-Ar-iveI-
Bonnie Lee, New Orleans Weather
clear and warm River tell inches.
CINcINNATI, August 3O.-Rlyer
tnet s inches and rising Westue
clear and not. Arrivei-IrUn Nslsy
and bsrces, Wheeling.
MEMPHIS, August 3O.-Kjver fell
inch, with feet 10 the channel.
Weather clear; mercury 81 degrees De.
parted u +. Iolle. 81 Louis
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NOTICE TO THE
RUPTURED

Al persons suffering from his terrible
calamity should avail themselves OF ia"
opportunity given them b, IA" temporary
presence m this city of
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The dnes. shoes kept in the city at l.
'. Bonds.
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'NarEr>, Carpets. Carpets, 90 now
.o J. W. FERREL's.
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C0NBHNSFD TIME TABLE.

pEpARTURE OF TRAINS
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FLYER NRMs.

The marks 1T the landing last evening
showed feet d inches.
The usual packets lett for below yes
terdav.
Capt. ONeel brought down tat
Yesterday morning. containing ~" hun
bred and fifty 4cks of wheat FOR VI ~
J. Pollock.
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LADIES SEMINARY

DLAIRINGLGF. "a. FNU. -
ID opens Thursday, -"rlm 0''
Location very noai'hU. .rl
terms moderate. tul conn" '
ton. For Catalogue, p.r,-, s.....g
JJEWFII rAHE
iy2Gcgrb Ut.
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II you want 10 get suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 20 to l.. V. Blends.
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Mrs. VI. l.. WHITAKER will resume
her classes Of vocal and instrumental
music September first.
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Tue cheapest shoes IN tn" city NJ l.. '
Blond's.
Coop black Kid Gloves tor 80 cents NJ
j. " FcrrcIs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-12-06

: How IT IS DoNE,-The first object
in life with the American people is
to 'get richn; the second, how to re.
gain good health. The first can be
obtained by, energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good health by
using GREENS AuGusT FLowER-
Should you be a respondent sufferer
from any of the effects Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, DC,
such as Sick Headache, Palpitation
of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habit.
nal Costiyeness, Dizziness ofthe Head,
Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits,
&c, you need not suffer another day.
Two doses of AUGUST Flower will re-
lievo you at once. Sample Bottles
10 cents. Regular size 70 cents
Positively sold by all first-class Drug,
gists in the U. S. For Sale by Point
Pleasant Drug Store, Joseph S. Miller
supt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-12-06

is the report Of the Graded School
in this place for the month ending
November 10th. Rev. W. f. Hill,
Principal; and Misses Ida Wagon
ner, Ada Gilmore and Alice kimbe:.
ling, Assistants,
Principals Room--Dictione
Lille Cole, Lille Dale, Ella Gibbons,
Fannie Shrewsbury, Florence Gil
more, Kate Miles, Mary Miller, Eva
Reynolds, Liyia Simpson, Fannie
Smith, Annie Young, w. f. Blake,
W. NJ. Fry, Henry sissOn, G. E.
Smith, r. L. Hutchinson.
Algeba-Fannie Shrewsbury, An
ME Young, Bob Hutchinson, Henry
Sisson.
Mental Arithmetic-Florencc Gil
more, Mary Miller, Fanny shrews-
bury, Liyia Simpson, Fannie Smith,
Annie Young, w. E. Blake, L. f.
Fry, c. E, Pullin, II. sisson, EnOs
Smith.
Practical ADMINISTRATIVE Cole,
Mary Charles, Ella Gibbons, ottic
sisson, Mary Miller, Annie Young,
w. L. Blake, L, F. Fry, c. L. Pullin,
Henry sisson, R. L. Hutchinson, A.
G. Eastman.
Elocution-L. F ,Fry,Annie Young,
Mary Miller.
Gammar-Lillie Dale, Eva Rey.
nolds, L. +. Fry, C. L. Pullin, Henry
sisson, R. Hutchinson, Annie Young.
History-Iillie Cole, Florence Gil
more, Kate Miles, Fanny shrows'
bury, w. L. Blake, Fanny Stevens,
Annie Young
Conduct-Lillie Cole, Mary Miller,
'Rilla Risk, Annie Young, L, T, Fry,
C. f. Pullin, r. L. Hutchinson, Nan,
ME Hawkins,
Writing-Tannio Shrewsbury.
Composition-Eddic Smith, Fanny
Shrewsbury.
RooM a."
Arithmetic, list Class-Harry u
Tippott, Chas. Miller, Willie Stortz
I'd class; Lena Vollort, Lewis Eng
lish; Sd, F. Rhoades, Lula franklin
Grammar-1st Class, Will stortz
Bebecca Buchanan; I'd, Lena Vol
lert, Malohn Cooley.
Geography-1st Glass, viii Stortz
Chas. Miller I'd, Lena Vollert, Nah
lohn Cooley; Sd, Fenton Rhoadcs
Maud Hale.
History-NIolohn Cooley, Sophia
Vollert.
Vollert.
Dictionary-sophia vollort, Nah.
lon Cooley, Lew English.
Reading--Fenton Rhoadcs, Carrie
Gilmore.
spelling-Eenton Rhoades, Hattie
Fry.
ROOM "B."
Arithmctlc--A Glass, May Smith,
Blanche Gibbs, John Simpson, Orion
Kiger; B, Mary Howard, Gertic Hale,
Griffith Smith, Willie Smith.
Gcography-A Glass, Eddie God
ley, Artille Rhoades, Harry shrcws.
bury, Hattie Shrewsbury; B, Katie
Tippett, Nina Timms, Mary English,
Griffith Smith.
spelling-A Glass, Grace Gibbons,
Hattie Shrewsbury, George Tippott,
Orion Kiger B, Nina Tins, Nellie
Gilmore, Mary English, Annie KEEL
lam.
ROOM &C.
Arithmetic-Bellc Blake, Freddie
Kerwood; second, Laura and Flora
Kerwood.
spolling-lst Glass, Dolph Work,
Belle Blake; 2b Maggie Timms,
George Simpson.
Reading-1st Glass, Frank stortz,
Criss Sclbc; ID, Frcdio Kerwood, B.
Blake, Lila Perkins,
Deportmont-Bobbio Cooley.
m~An examination in Arithmetic
will be held in the Principals De.
partmcnt next Friday at Il P. NJ, at
which time the public are invited to
be present.
A correspondent writing from Big
Sixteen, andwho signs himself "Ever
and Anon, furnishes the following
items; He says Mr. II. Bird is done
husking corn, that he had about 800
bushels; that he killed his hogs last
week, and had some extra fine pork,
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A correspondent writing from Big
Sixteen, andwho signs himself "Ever
and Anon" furnishes the following
items; He says Mr.. II. Bird is done
husking corn, that he had about 800
bushels; that he killed his hogs last
week, and had some extra fine pork.
crs, and lamcnts that pork is so low
this, scason,---Mr. Wilson Priddy
has shipped his tobacco Mrs.
Fannie Shank is visiting relatives
in this ncighborhood,- c. Brown
has q very good as well rs full school.
He makes them toe the mark. -
We arc having plenty of rain, and
tho roads are getting in very bad
condition--4Coon hunting is among
the sports in this noighborhood,
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The following is a list of Marriage
Licenses issued since our last report:
William Wolf to Rachel A. Stew
art; Henry Diehl to Elizabeth Mees;
Adoiphus Livingston to Emily S,
Hambrick; James w. Grinstoad to
Miranda Vincent.
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An old lady, a lunatic, was put in
Jail Monday evening. She is at least
20 years old. We did not learn her
name.
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A colorcd man named Jacob Set.
ties, fell off of Gibbs brick kiln, n
few days ago and dislocatcd ono of
his shoulders. DR.. r. W, Grover, a
procticing physician of this place,
was called, and with the aid of sevc-
raj men, who were present, succeed
cd in satisfactorily reducing the dis.
location, This Is pronounced by ma
NY physicians as being u worry diff.
cult us well us painful and particu.
lar operation TO perform; and the fact
that tho patient at this time is go.
ing about Tho streets, speaks in the
most nattoring manner of the surgi.
cal skill of our young and talented
friend, Doctor Grover -
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We hope those who IRE making
up clubs for the Register will hurry
in their lists.
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There are "hcaps"of business men
in this town who believe it "doos not
pay to advertise" Look around and
sec that if the men who advertise
don't do the most business.
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According TO the Rochester IN. "
Democrat, the man who pays for his
paper in advance, is the patron saint
of the press. A good many of our
amt of that class.
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New HaTen Ilelns.'


The first lecture ever delivered in
New Haven, to our recollection, was
delivered by the editor of the West
Virginia Monitor, on Saturday, the
oath, ult., upon thelaborluestion. On
the same evening, was held in the
school house, districtslabor associa-
ton. This last rather took US by
surprise, as We had not heard. or
known that such an organization
had an existence in our part of the
country. AS doors were closed to
outsiders, your reporterhad no means
of reporting the proceedings.
The School Teachers Institute,
which was to have been held at
Hartford City City, on Saturday last,
was a failure. A quorum not being
present.
Mr.. Symmetrical Powell is one Of
the happiest of mortals. You know
what is the reason and source of all
his joy, when it is known that he
has somebody to call him papa.
Mr.. "sireo Spencer was arrested
and is to be tried today, (Monday)
before Justice HUMPHREYS, for the
alleged crime Of assaulting with in
tent to kill, which was committed
nearly eight years ago. James King
was the party attacked. He was
stabbed in the chest, the knife pene-
trating the chest wall at one place,
besides having several cuts in differ
ent portions of his body, The ARRAY
took place at Mr.. Moses Roush's, aud
created great excitement at the time,
in this locality.
The young folks Of New Haven
were wonderfully well pleased, over
the entertainment they had the 9th
CIR evening at Mr., Gilbert McMillen's.
The schools of Graham District are
progressing finely. L. F. R,
THE Observation-Disclosures is
steady at the following quotations
$3.50 to $3.50.
GRAlN,-Wheat is quoted at from
$1.10 to S1.25.
Corn commands So cts. per bushel,
for new and 10 for old.
Oats are scarce and are quoted
at 70 cts. per bushcl.
MEAt.-Corn Meal is selling from
60 to G5 cts. per bushel.
BUTTER AND EGcs.-Buttcr 90 cts.
per pound for choice. Eggs 10 cts.
per dozen.
Potatoes are selling at % and 80
cents per bushel.
ARM BRoKES.-on Friday of last
week, Lewis T., son of r. II. Ball,
Esq, Robinson District, while play
ing at School House No,-7s fell and
broke his right arm in two places.
The fracture was reduced by DR.. Geo.
j. Hamilton. This is a warning to
teachers not to permit and children
not to engage in this rough kind of
playing about the School house.
The Andes will be the regular
Wheeling packet for Cincinnati this
evening, wednesday, at A p. M
Fare to Cincinnati, IS. No better
boat, or better crew on the river
Take passage on the Andes,
We hear of two gentlemen who
started from this place, one night
last week, and got lost. Wonder
who they were? Will some one in
form US? They belong to Cooper
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We understand that there are now
over one hundred students attending
Marshal College, at Huntington,