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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18
fINANoIAL AND ooMMER0IAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stOeRI

NEW YORK, July l7.-MoSEY-Clo!es
eaSylAt ha2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sai per cent. Customs receipts
$751;, 900. The Assistant Treasurer diSbursed
$4,000. Cleariugs $l4,000,000. Sterling
steady; 4.s3 for sixty days, 4s6 for sight. I,
GoLD-Steady at l00H. Carrying rates
2 per cent Borrowing rates Sa4 per cent
and Dat ar. ..t.....' .-.-. 3. ..f..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18
FINANCIAL.

kb9uVS
THIS Bank 10 organised and prsplrod 70 trannei
the buEinass Of banking In al lts dstailk.
Itsueceeds the Flint National Bank Of Wheeling,
d dyned % The ZANE shareholders md ID undsf the
nglue tnan1Hrhent. -
lBy cdefallS iegarding the Interests Of IL Cor.
rtspondehb and Deposition, and By prompt and
tnithiul sxeeutlpnoi their WiShSs Il hope 70 meEt
their esteem md confidence. ~ 10
Hotesand Hills discounted.
cOlleetions nAds on ali potuts throughout the
0 Dspssit 1seoun.i sub,sct 10 check at hvht re-
eoiyed hon Bank. Bankers, Firms, Corporations
&C ctltis x nspodt Issued payable on demand
u i y allowed on Special DspOdh.
John r BHSt1iord, wn. 2. Simpson,
WIN. A. lbatt, John l. Hobbs,
A. NJ Adams, 10. Q, Dewey.
Henry II. Harper, ay2i-dAv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

No: 10 % Saturday night has no coansctiOn icr
Chicago or enpdusky. 80 =
Pullman tal.os, Drawing Room and slssplnz
Cas- on I'll night trains.
ClOse conp.e, lon, ale made for al points South
and sou hWeat, SuTth and Northwest, making this
= utslnoIs r9ute lot eolonisn and peisoLl n0ving
TO The srrat West and to whom particular stten.
tioa 10 given.
WHEELING, PTTTs. AND BALTIMORE DIV,
Leave wheeling. .........h:ek T. Las p. u.
1riAdGlph!A Accommodates.
Leaves Wheeling. a. N. $50 p N.
CHURCH TRis-suDdals only.
Leave 70 q. u. lilo p N
Leave Font IS 4. N. Too ,. u.
Unre open At all hours during The day,
Information 10 the travelling public ehssrfuuy
given. W. N. CLEAENTa. N. a n.
4, I: DEvRiEs, Gsnl Agent, Wheeling.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

M EATS AND LARD-sUGAR
WI Cured CAnVaSed Hama, sugar Cured CAnvAS-
"a shoulder, sugar 01TSd GinVLSsd RreakiAst b.
son, Plain shouldsTs Clear sides, Sugar Cured Ded
Beef fnih from smoke house daily Kettle TendSs-
"a Leaf Lard, In E0rues, HaTTOlS and Hall RAITelE,
Ksg1 and Pals; al n lowest mEket nteL
N. REILLY,
jail lSoe md il1l Main etrcSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

SiaIbsariLS AocoplrsotsIia.-LAAves Bellaire q,
IL mi bridgeport 80 p M arrives at stenr
ftnVllle GIG p. IN leaves Sie1ben lille At $40 q.
bridgeport 30 4. m ; arrives At BellAife at
9,So m.
TitkeIs and Baggage Cheeks 10 all principal
points In The East and West can be procured at The
Union lieLst Otics, Met uIe h0use wheeling,
and at Ticket ofies In Brdg, port. '
p. Z. MYERS,
myss General Passenger and Ticket AEent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17

and the Thames river was swept clean.
L guess they'll have water enough now.'
said Dow. With iniperturbable face, as
he looked at the sweeping torrent.
In one his pilgrimages through tie
backwoods Of Pennsylvania. Dow ell
tered rude settlement on the out
skirts of civilization. lie was to
preach in The village church in the even
ing. The man IN whose house he was
to tarry over night had recently lost an
axe by theft. The loss Of such an I'M
plement was too serious in those days
10 be borne resigncdly, and the iarmCr
bitterly bemoaned his misfortune 10
Dow. representing the difficulties oi o.
tanning a new tool. Just keep quiet
said The preacher. mysleriou'ly. and
with a confident manner, and III get
your axe for YOU
On the way to the church in the
evening Dow stopped down by tie
roadside, picked up two large, round
stones and placed them a his pocket.
lie quietly entered the pulpit and walt
e until the congregatian had a>sen'
bled. and the deep silence preceding
the opening Of service rcigned IN Inc
house. Then advancing TO the pulpit
edge, with stone in each hand he
cred in a loud. commanding voice.
NV friend Calling him by name) has
lost a valuable axe. 1t was stoi.h
from him. The eye OF God is III every
pace. | see the thief before me IN tie
audience. and lam about to hurl this
stone (poising the missile in the am al
MS head lie accompanied his worcs
with a quick, emphatic gesture and
stout-built. rough man in the centre OF
the throng dodged his head instantly
one side to escape the expected sl"''
There's Your thie!,' Dow shouted to
hs friend, pointing 70 the man 30
aud get your axe.
Dow carried Oh his journeys a medi-
cine that wa> clllcd 'Dow's physic.' Ii
was m excellent remedy for number
Il complai ll>. and the ol man sold it
AS he travelled. thereby realizing suiii-
.ient profit to meet The trihins expen-
,es of his peregrinations.
lie died ia Alexandria. Va. alta
ripe age. of the effects of exposure in
ne discharge ofhis ministerial duties
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17

ir-a sort of pale grey wood polished
Ike class.
Here's the stick" said she, land
yon'll see my word is law here"
never stirred.
Tie that stick on the whitewash brush
and 90 to work." said she.
Il won't" said |.
You won't?"
No"
YOU'RE a pretty big girl Beulah
More" said she, but you don't I'll
whip you"
Il dare you to touch me-" said l.
She lifted the stick.
Pm not sure whether she would have
struck me or whether it was only in
menace; but | caught it.
Give me my grandfather's cane"'
cried and pulled.
She pulled also.
In moment more queer thing hap
pened.
The cane parted in the middle, and
the old woman few one way and | an
other
She lay on her back bemoaning her
self.
/, younger and lighter, picked mysel
up at once.
But | neld on to my half of my grand
fathers cane. and shouted wildly iol
io,, for in an instant saw that The cant
was not broken, but that 1t was made II
two halves. and that the one held wa:
hollow.
Something protruded from it.
All saw was bit OF stiff, cracking
parchment, but knew as well as ever
did anything, when drew it out tina
had found grandfather's will at last.
! she knew IL, 100.
She scrambled up as l fourished i
over my head, and flew at me.
am not sure that my life would have
been safe had she caught me.
Terror, as we'll as joy, lent wings t
my footstep.
flew out of the garden, down TIN
lane and up the road to the office OF Mr
Curdle.
There, IN my old frock, with white
wash daubed over it. | appeared, breath
less aud voccless. graaplng in my hand
dir,l and hardened with coarse work
tnr proof that | was heiress TO fortune
When went back to the homestead
il was as lis mistress. and | never saw
old Miss IIumphries again.
She had returned to her former dwell
in. place, leaving many anathemas be-
hind for me.
They never hurt me.
found the other halfof the dear oil
cane aud rcipined 1t to its mate.
loved 1t before; naturally | loved
more than ever then, aud still keep it a
lall>naD.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17
Thunder Bolts Lightning Rods, &c

From a recent communication to the
Phlladt lphia Evening Bulletin by Prof.
John Wise, the celebrated eronaut, we
make the following extract:
The man that nowadays goes
round 10 put up tinger-thick lightning
rods for protection TO buildings is as
much of a charletou as the man that
sells amulets. or he that furnishes old
horse.shoes to be nailed over stable and
house doors to keep out witches. The
only protecting power of the rod" is
in its surface, and that to an ordinary
bolt is about as efiicaciOus as would be
a tin-foil coat of mail to thrust of a
lancer's spear. The days is not tar dis
tanl when a metal-cOyered roof Will be
considered as indispensable to the pro-
lection oi the persons and things inside
from the rain.
From over forty years observation |
can incontrOwrtibly say that the thun-
derbolt passes from the cloud to the
earth as any other missile would pass
SHOT or shell-meteorite OF hail or iron.
in .he direction of least resistance. re-
gsrdlcss of all and any pointers, and
that when it meets field OF metal 1t
bounces over it harmless. and goes the
way yfall thugs that play out.
The fire that we see in the lightning
play is the combustion the conhagr
of The matter. dffuse or ,
through which the bolt p@ -'s': ~ s.
in my possession glots'cc' y. ~, "0'
drinned from the cr' OF railroad rails
The space 'etween the rails to allo"
rox,-.nsi0n and contraction, not over
EIGHT to onc-quarter of an inch,
being sufficient to obstruct its velocity
(alr being a non -conductor) to a degree
of fusion of wrought-iron. The at
mospherc is full of difuse matter. In
terstellary space is full Of dIfluse iron
and nickel. A magnetic storm in the
regions of interplanetory space pours
iron hall. and hence the disposition OF
masses of meteoric iron upon our planet
when it happens to be he nearest body
to magnetic cyclone. | have passed
throu IN snow anl hal-stprns in the
cloud region during tie hottest days of
.July. 1t often snoys two to three
thousand feet above tie earth, and the
o(t,pest in the hottest weather, aud
we are unconscious u it on the face Of
the cartll. because it i melted and taken
up as vapor in the gnsp of the lower
atmosphere.
= are Just commhcing now IN the
first reader" of Mteorology, and il
We stick closely % facts as nature
reveals them to oul senses, we shall be
able, by and by, tOmake respectable
scleuce of it, and learn little of the
language that thcstones use in talking
to each other. as we know they do
when they are gobblins one to another
in their vibratoD dialect, as manifested
in the telephO,e."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17
p o E TIC AL.
THE DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBER.

One v last week, while sad and dreary,
As we wended. weak, and weary,
ACROSS tn unswept floor;
We heard, at FIRST geutle tapping,
Theujt became an earnest rap2ing,
At our sanctum door.
"Come in :" We said while yet he pondered,
And in silence we still Wondered
Wha' for us could be III store;
Then. the doc bolt gently tn ming,
In he walked. Our cheek was burning
Thoughts Of crimson gore.
"Are vou the man who does the writingY
what word W II rhyme with this but hghting
Quickly hought we, DER and o'ei).
'.Sir. W. are" we gently told him,
Noddirg TO tie buyst" hold INN,
Ii be tried T. beat MS sore.
"Then you'll please give me credit
Opposite that litle debit,
For two dollars more.
I ike your paper, and will take 1t
As long as yen wilt strive to make II
As good as 1t has been before
We jumped lie lodged! Thus we mis- 'ed hln'
Or we surely would have kissed him,
NO matter If the boys did roar
So qeldnm treated II this manner,
We iet inclined to snug hosannah
Only this and nothing more.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17

This conundum is now in circulation:
What is the difference between a
potato and a lcmon?' When the ques-
toned party SAYS he don't know. the
other saws, Then | don't want you to
buy any lemons for me- aud then comes
the 'ha ha hg y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17
.uiSccluteOHS { dr'fS.

l,KEEN'S MANSION HOUSE.
II ALEXANDRIA, VA
JAMES GREEN, ,................. 'fNo"lh On
Ha -rst-class hotel, in every respect The GU
zel.s oflhe valley. having busnes IN AleXanurls Vi
Washing.,li. and travellers going North or oou,n'
s1 s-,1 .I;s an agreeable resting place on the
r,ute as II does not eJuire the early start oy
everal hours as from Wash ngtoD or Baltimore'
Cars aud steamboats, leave AlsNandrla iof WASH
n NJ Jsn7-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17
Adre,tisementS.
ENTRAL HOTEL
NEW MARKET. VA.

[ RS. 5. IIoLTzMAN, Prop rirtrcs.
wing fully redtted aud repaired this well
known Hotel it is now open for the reception Of
guests and bOarders. New Ma ket is surrounded
by number of excellent sp ings-amOng which
are Sulphur. Chalybeate, Free, Stone, 6c,-easy
Of access, and situated amid the most beautiful
aud picturesque scenry.-Persons IN the cities de-
string few weefs of country air. with quiet COM
he table will be an especial care the Bar sup
Piled with choice liquors, and the Stables prov vded
with best Of provender. -
SARAH HOLTZMAN
Feb. G-N
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NOTARIEs PUBLIC
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

DAVIS DIST DR.. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
mo. H. Suarr. . - -, 9, e,,
Whitaker. .. e..eh,o-
JOHNSTON j II. RodeheT, Martin S'il0A'e''
Levi a. Cutler -, -
MA1asoS.-samucl &. Campbell James ).
Coffnan, Samue Rinker. -,
AsHBY -Saml. Hamman, Samuel hligree' jacob
LEV. White vii hanson D. P. Zirkle,John NJ.
Pence
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17
SHENANDOAH HERALD
Advertising Rates;

Advertisements will be inserted at One Dollar
per square Of ten lines less for the first inser-
uou and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Unless the number Of insertions be marked upon
tue manuscript, it will be published until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column will be inserted q
double the advertising rates.
Advertisements for three months or longer will
be inserted at loger'rates
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17
XV-ILLIANS X GRABILL, ..,.,-..e,
w FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
1VOODNTOLH, vi.

Ee are prepared to Insure property in the VIZ,
ginia fir, and Marine Insurance company, Suu Suu
tne Lvuchburg Banking aud Insurance company
Both are hr>t class companies and insure al tht
Usua. premiums.
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WILSON'S HOTEL.
w WOODSTOCK Va
Eaqrge9 ami Greatly Improved
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR hE
Increased Deindn of Public
PATRONAGE.

This hotel has been recently improved by
th erection Of brick al lilion 10 The MAN
bail Ing which will give considerably more
room AMI a ford ample accommodation for
he traselins publlc.
TIE FABLE will be vel supplied at all
times with the best the market ailords and
no pains slal he s,ared TO saiSf, the wants
Of guests il tins department.
TIEBAR viii b.. stocked WITH the best
Liquors full supply Of Wilson's pure
Rye WHISKY lthe only homemade whisky
n in tle county,J can he found by those
eisnnt a par. article for medIoal ,urp0s..
Jurors aiten linz court will be boarded
Or their fee. per diem, and their certificates
ason in payment ifdesirei.
Charges Moierst@- A call respectfully
olcitel.
RGBfRT WILSON.
Nav
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CONSTABLES.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL. TRUSTEES.

woo6s+ock
} h. DrAoiA'
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
DAv1s,-G. A. Brown, Harrison White Jno'
Snarr. - ill., 1aooh
oYEwALL.-Jos. Dol, D. T. >PikeF, jacob
Spigle .., po--r,.- S;lss
N1I,h -. comer pbilin Bowers. samuel
AsHpY.-Joseph Perry, A. J. Myers, II. Il. Con.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-17

CIRCUIT CouRT.-P. ". Magruder, Z. Z. stick
ley Geo Miley.
CouSTY CouRr.-P. ". Magruder +. L Stiek'
ley, /. Tripiett. Jr.
The union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1878-1878, 1878-07-12
Very Respectfully.
Ivian.
A "PHoNE" WORTH SOMETHING.

An intelligent farmer. living in Dcs
Moines county. has invented Nenc-
phone, modele on he principle of
the telephone, by which one old rela
BILE hen occupying central office in
the hcnrry sits On all the nests about
tie establishment. leaving he other
owls free 50 la eggs, >cratch and
cackle. AS !asl az new nest contains
the tull complement Of eggs. II is con,
nec'ed with the central office BY
copper wire, and the business is set.
tied. Tie only trouble with he ma
chine is thai i; Sis so hard it matches
out the porcelain nest eggs along with
The others 30 that one chick in every
nest $ born with glass eyes, and the
farmer has To buy and train q dog to
lead it around. This makes il expen-
sive. - Burlington HaaUkeye.
The union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1878-1878, 1878-07-12
Correspondence.
THOU GIFTS.

FL ~, ot George. Utah, July 2, 1878
Eo. UNION "hen | see mothers and
grown-up daughters with their drss DC dra',
glhg IN III mud behind them aud tb4iI l;ff
tie girls dresses very little below ,ha,.
Knees think il very foolish
l think Mr.. and Ms. Gossip had hotter
let go the ears OF St G orge but bo,o.
ever, u nothing worse tn n little fnolish
gossip stflicts The people of this commnn;tw
or any other, they will not have much ~
compla n of. o" -
ltn'nK when king nr ruler calls his neo.
Pie rom their farms and PEACEFUL lahn,s
id "thes, aud arms then with ueann,S
or war aud leads them for,h TO slav and he
SIAM, to rob and plumber their fellow men,
thei ere very foolish and desper8 telv
'HinN wheh a person or persons bean
sorrow and great sffliction upon their fell.
10" creatures, Il will, sooner or later be
piaced or their own head with Ten fn,d
weight and crush them unless they can find
some one to remove il.
think If king David had fuliy realized
"haI were to be ths consequences uf his
crime against Uriah, aamrly few thoua-
and years Ia the dark abode OF Shauole. he
would Lave let Uriah had his beautiful
wife TO himself.
think 1t would manifest great wisdom
IN oil the people OF lie whole earth if thew
would seek to render up a !. ood account Of
their stewardships when they are called
upon,
IL seems foolish and wicked to write
ana publish falsehoods when Truth is so
abundant, and SO valuable 10 the inha
tants Of the earth.
: Mormonism, as it is called, was in the
beginning and will be aftyr this world b as
passed AVA.
The people will think, and am.
A Free Thinker.
The union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1878-1878, 1878-07-12

aStonlshrrnt. anI i We have e,trv
corLer OF oar .ads filed with some
thing valuable, in ,hn veI> moment
when 1t is required, It wiiI be brought
vividls 10 our mi d. and We shall
IND that 1t is just the cIinchirg proof
that was neede,
Old or young need not truly be
ashamed to be seen attending III.
class, or An example of this kind will
be worth following and help make
mark Of which we shall never hs
ashamed.
Very Respectfully.
IYian.
The union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1878-1878, 1878-07-12
st. George, July 10, 1878.

Mr. Union, Sir. While at meeting
Sunday some remarks were made
about the young men and women
attending the Theol 'gical class taught
in the basemen! o. the Tabern Gle ev-
cry Sabbath morning at 9 . clock.
Having Dren somewhat through
the mill | will venture 10 guess that
those of our young elders who attend
this class for fifty.two weeks, will
not find thtms elves IN the same pre-
dicament that l did once in Europe,
when called upon to defend the prin-
cipleS OF our holy religion ard adduce
proofs in defence of the same. Now
if We will take little pains to treas.
ure up the book. chapter and verse,
we shall not find ourselves looking for
something 10 say but we shall be able
to bring the knock. down arguments
and clinch them by all the proofs ne
cessary, from the Bible, Testament.
Book Of Mormon, Doctrine and Cow
enants and journal OF Dscourses as
welt as other Church works and His
tories that are brought to bear as
proofs i'll behalf OF the religion that
CID has established through his SER
Want the prophet Joseph Smith.
The spirit OF the Lord resting upon
his servants looseus their tongues and
gives them words TO their utmost
The union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1878-1878, 1878-07-12
BY TELEPHONE.

What is dust?
Mud with the juice squeezed out.
Why is cat like a comet?
Because it carries lis tail behind.
Why is bread like the sun?
Because it is light when it rises.
What word is shorter by adding
syllable to ii
Short, of course.
What die Adam and Eve do when
they left the Garden
Raised Cain.
If a goose lays one egg day, what
will pig come to?
TO its swill, of course.
When will wonders cease?
When everybody knows everything,
or nobody knows nothing.
What has become of the water on
Main Street
Don't know; guess it hasn't
CONCEALED.
Who don't subscribe for the UNION
and pay for it
five find out we will send our
devil after them.
What did the Purtans come to this
country for? ia 4H
To worship in their own way and
let other people do the same.
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SUNDAY. JULY Z, Meeting convened Al

SUNDAY, JULY z, Meeting convened at
eleve p'clnck a. m. ia St. George Taber-
nacle, ] DIT. Mo Allister presid ing. was
addressed by elders George Baker, M. F.
Fsruswor'h and BIZ. D. H. Cannon Much
valuable instruction was gives upon the
resurrection, and how essential Il Is tor
the people to imprcve every opportunity in
offending to their laboIs. spiritually and
temporarily
2p.m Reassehbled and addressed by
elders Rodgers. So nders, Judd, Bleak, BID.
Granger and Prests II. Eyring and ID.
L. Nc lister, bearing strong testimonies
of the power OF the gospel NE revealed in
this last dispensation.
FHRE.-OD the Ord. inst brother Ute
Pe>kins. residing i'll TIE first ward of this
city had large wagon box burned so bad
~ it'was EN- cred unfit for use, by the care
less use of Fl e-cTackers. Boys. YOU CEN
not be too careful with Powder, IN any
form.
EVERYTHING in st. George and vicinity
is in thriving condition and business
seems to be on the increase. The gather
Ing in OF cereals is nearly done and the
second crop of lucern hay is now being
hauled to the barns and stackyards.
MIDDLETON. passing through Mid.
dleon on the first inst. we noticed that the
fruit trees and vues looked exceedingly
well and bado fair for for IN abundant fruit
harvest.
IT is with regret we have 10 chronicle the
sudden death of a little & daughter of elder
A. r. Macdonald who is nov on mission
to Europe. Tie little girl, aged nearly 9
years, ate some jimson or stramonium Iced
on the End. inst. and expired in four hours.
Vuk VISITORS from the country the
past two weeks have been rather scarce
Inc warm weather has tend encv TO keep
fo'ks close about hose perhaps some of
them are busy with their crops.
JUDGE TYLER from Beaver informs us
that the Square Dealer is about cha cling
hands, as corporate company are MAX ing
progress towards buying and esta hliahng
reliable paper. The name under which
they intend flying has not yet TRANSFERRED.
We wish them success.
BRO. JEFFREY from up the Clara river
reports crops looking well and prospects
fair for In abnndant harvest.
BRo. JOLLEY, a resident of Mount Car
mel, Long Valley, Kane Co., reports the
people feeling ana doing we'll crops
rather lighter than usual, worms damaging
vegetables considerably; water scarcer
than in former seasons, but thete are fair
prospects of considerable surplus provis-
ION icing raised.
WE Ie'rn by private let:er that wheat
harvesting in finished in Missouri.
SExT0MS REPORT. Number of deaths in
81 George during the month of MAY 1878,
tour. During the month of June 1873 two.
RAnOrten hN 7, Cn1t SeXtnn
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Knives, scissors and AXIS ground TO ore
der by Hu h Cousins.
The union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1878-1878, 1878-07-12

Vick's illustrated Catalogue for 878
is very interesting and valuable
The Morning herald., 1878-05-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

The Great Eng!e Clock is on Exhibition
daily OF the Institute Hall.
Chester folks are now having their share
Of pocket-picking. Every dog has Ito
day"
To the First Of My. Reading Buck Beer
at Andrew Wilhelm's, No. Ali Shipley
street
The Steward Senate held their first an
nuai ball on Monday evening, in saenger's
Hall In which thirty couples took part.
The ball was . grand success.
Suffering will exhibit its presence by the
cries Of the baby and should he removed
~ II prompt use of that h.,h'v recon.
mended remedy-Dr. Bulls k.,y Syrup.
1t is free from Morpbia. Price IS cents.
We ask our readers to kindly remember
that st. Paul's Fair is now open, and Is .
centre of attraction for the beautiful, the
young, the wise and the charitable Go
tnere and pass q pleasant evening, and
the same. time aid noble charity.