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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-28
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Rev. Clancy delivered fine SER
mon yesterday on "Triads." The Scrip
lures abound IN trisds. From among
the many, select one this morning.
An invocation made, "Open thou mine
eyes," a direction given, "Anoint thine
eyes," a teacher furnished, HE shall
teach you" The invocation is taken
from the 1l9 psalm, and is not merely
to crafty the sense of sight, but to induct
the mind into the wonderful things of
Gods law, indistinctly seen by natural
powers.
What we have seen prepares Us for
grand expectations. The law is our
schoolmaster and brings US to Christ,
who is the end OF the law for righteous.
ness TO every one who believes. With
annointed eyes we may view the law and
see another trial. 1t is rigid in its re-
quirements. 1t spares not the angels
who kept not their first estate, but reserves
them in chains unto the judgment day.
1t msgni6es the majesty OF government.
1t must BIZ the very topmost twig of abb
surdity, on which Folly loves to perch
and chatter, that furnishes the outlook
that sinners love to contemplate, and
presents God Indifferent to HIS crea-
lures welfare and leaving the world He
made to roll without His care. 1t d.
reefs US to the cross, where Jesus met
its penalties, and authorized the procls-
NATION, "Whoever believes and is bsp.
tized, shall be saved, and whoever be-
lieves not, shall be damned"
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Rev. d. A. Cunningham, ID. D.,
pastor, preached last evening, on the
text, Tim, /: 10, "Who hath abolished
death, and hath brought lie and immor-
tality to light through the Gospel"
After the introduction, he said: We
argue the immortality of the soul from
its very nature. 1t is immaterisl, spirit
ual, and unlike mere matter which acts
only as it Is acted upon; it is essentially
active, thinks and wills from its own in
herent impulses and emotions. Tho soul
is immortal from its capacity for i'm
provement and enjoyment. We argue
tho immortality of tho soul from
the essential principles of JUS
tice and county. God is holy
and just in all His ways. lie must nee
essarily hate and punish sin. and delight
in, and reward holiness. 1t is Divine
Revelation alone that demonstrates this
important subject. 1t is revelation alone
that solves the mighty problem of mans
eternal destiny; that unbsrs the gates of
the invisible world, and that permits the
light of happy and an eternal heaven
to como streaming through its portals
upon tho land of darkness and OF death.
Blessed revclationl How many anxious
questions does it answerl How many
perplexing doubts does it solve! How
many glorious hopes does it awaken in
these throbbing hearts!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-28
EUREKA.

TINE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE
market an warranted 10 do all that
is claimed 10 IL. 1t is in universal use
throughout the East, and the city OF Pitts.
burgh has adopted IL on all the street
lamps, and in all the public buildings,
and is In use in many private houses. AS
BEST AND CHEAPEST BURNER
To be had, the following comparisons
endorse: The same pressure 10 each burr. .
err: an Argand burner gives As per cent
more light than comm on Brass Fish
tail burner; Lava Tip brass burner mo
cheeky y per cent more; Ellis patent ~
per cent more; the Evas 81 per cent
more; and the Windsor patent 81 per cent
more. Thus you will see the Ellis equals
the Argand, the Evans gives 10 per cent
more light, and the Windsor Is per cent,
proving itself the best burner In the mar
ket. Having been appointed sole agent
tor the Windsor Burner, now offer them
10 the cities OF Wheeling. assuring them
that it is all that is claimed for II, and no
one using gas can afford TO be without
them. Also a new and complete assort-
mcnt OF Gas Fixtures, Lead, stone ana
Iron Pipe, Brass Work OF all descriptions,
and all articles to be found In first class
Plumbing and Gas Fitting establishment.
OSCAR SEELEY,
dc 2ll2 NJ lin Str eet.
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CAROLINA RICE.

50 tIerces received direct from Charles
ton, IN store and tor sale by
N. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
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ono legitimate conclusion, and that is
this: there is a condition of punishment
awaiting the wicked after death.
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TT = 4

| respectfully call the attention or my
customers and the public generally 10 my
stock OF Teas. ! have Just received, l
think, the finest assortment ever brought
TO Wheeling, and special attention has
been given 10 secure the best qualities.
can refer with confidence 10 my best New
Imperial, Gunpowder, and the Tiger Crop
OOlong. The latter is the finest imported,
Nor have the lower grades OF good Teas
been overlooked, and am sure that can
give n pound of better Tea, Black, Green
man in West Virginia.
R.J. SNT XTH,
SMITHS TEA HOUSE,.
CORNER MARKET AND FOURTEENTH Srs.
dec7
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ono legitimate conclusion, and that is
this: there is a condition of punishment
awaiting the wicked after death.
cHAPLlNE STREET NJ. K. CHURCH.
Last night, the pastor, Rev. w. Q.
Snodgrass, delivered sermon on
"Quenching the spirit" from l Thessalo.
niana, 5, 10. The holy spirit is the ever
present representative of the Godhesd
In the work of human salvation, and TO
enlighten the mind with spiritual truth.
John l6, 49, Agreeably to this we
ale to ask for and expect this guidance
IN our attempts to discover the will OF
God as revealed to us in the Scriptures.
/ A conviction of our own moral state
is sometimes produced by showing US the
exceeding terpitude of sin, and fasten-
upon us the responsibility of our wrong
doing and sometimes by soothing and
gentle influences. In either csse the
spirit may operate by applying
some truth, heard or read, or some
triflng circumstance witnessed.
This evening more especial attention is
invited to the idea of the spirit as an
awakening and convincing agency.
Though It speaks with the voice OF
authority it may be resisted, for God has
given msn the power OF choice. me
spirit may be quenched in variety OF
ways. BY plugging rocklessly into sin,
awakened conscience may be driven into
the background, by profanity, lewdness,
intemperance, qusrreling and indeed any
sin, or by keeping the company OF the
irreligious, whose constant filings at reli.
cion, will bring moral cowsrdlce to the
ascendency over convictions OF duty. by
sensational and irreligious reading many
a soul has lost the pungency OF It's con-
victions IN the mazes OF story OF lust or
| love, ayarice or crime.
A constant course of Puritan,cal read.
ing ia not to be advised, but we cannot
be too careful of the moral tone of what
we read. By going to places and doing
thin gs harmless enough in themselves,
and at proper times, but which take US
away from positively religious influences.
Naturally man is not over religious, and
the moral sensibilities need to be stimu-
lated rather than chilled. Hunting, fish
ing, travelling, visiting and literary diver
ness may be- we'll enough when they do
not take the person away from the in
fluence which has been blessed of God.
Why should we not quench the spirit?
Because of our natural dissemination to
spiritual things if left to ourselves. Who
would be saved if the spirit did not oper-
ate upon the hearts OF the ungodly?
Because it increases the difficulty of our
return to God. Every sin committed,
every opportunity to do or receive good
which passes unimproved, every rcjec-
ton OF profrered grace, increases the
power OF evil over us, diminishes our
aptitude for good. Because it is moral
suicide Repeated queLching OF the
spirit produces a moral apathy from
which thousands of souls will never
rouse in time TO embrace salvation. He
VINO quenches the spirit exhnguishes his
only hope.
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TAX NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS OWING STATE A.,
n county taxes will be charged in,s,'
after thet0th inst. Oe
In cases where the taxes for lS'S h,,.
will proceed TO collect by legal proc.
both years, which will add consiJss 2
costs. II tax payers desire 10 save M /
pense they can do so by making psyD''
at once. GEO. X. rINGiP
ra7 Sheriff OF Ohio Coma
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-28
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT
i Wheeling.
Henry Carl Ludwig Sick,

Frederick Henry Ernest Sick and o,b..
IN CHANCERY. N
By virtue OF q decree entered bvp
Municipal Court OF Wheeling, In the,
entitled cause on tie 2lst day OF h.,
Der, 1877, the undersigned, who wa, !.
pointed O special commissioner IIr ~
purpose, will sell, on VA
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lN
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al NM.
auction at the front door OF The r..
House OF Ohio county, the tollowlnS.
cribed real estate, lying and being Si,S.
in the city OF Wheeling, county Of Ss,
and state OF West Virginia, town. n
south one-half OF lot numbered tr'
So dare numbered fifteen (l5), as dcsI,...
Ell on the plat OF that part or said co.
Wheeling called South Wbeellnr
the Eighth ward, and being situate On \.
east ssde OF Eoff street, between Tris-
sixth and Thilty-seventh street, Tbs,.
erected on said lot two story brick J,s.
ing house, stable and other buildines
TERMS OF SALE-One-hali cash. ar.
much more as the purchaser may bry
ing TO pay; the balance in one year ~.
interest from day OF sale, the nuTrb,..
giving his bond therefor, and the I, a.,
the property 10 be retained until the ~.
chase money shall have been paid IN n
X. q. BARR
laSi Special CommiS,,or'.
j. &. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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FRESH TEAS.

300 packages Gunpowder, Imperial
Young HysOn, Oolong, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas, In store and for sale
al low figures. NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main Street,
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nUPONT,S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

THAvE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
/ ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, In metallic
packages. which will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices. 1 have portable
magazines OF different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequalled in strength and
quality. II. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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Sale of the Quigg HOMESTEAD

TN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL %
l. James Quigg, deceased, will. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, ~.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front doorol,t.
Court House OF Ohio county, sell nj DOB 4
auction, the fol owing described prcp,sr
that Is TO say: all that certain pare. .
ground situate on Quincy stree, tuoI
Fourteenth street,) and which Is The a.
half OF lot numbered two (2l In squin
numbered twenty-five t22) I'm the Bella,
addition TO the city of Wheeling, t0.r,I.
with all the appurtenances thereuHt0 d,
longing, the same being the hOmesltai
the late James Quigg.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF The pr'.
chase money in cash, and the remalbtg
in two installments at six and tVsu
months, bearing interest from timeOia,
the defe' red installments to be securei q
lien or deed OF trust on the property =
sold.
This Is one OF the most delighrlr
located houses In the city, and IL In Goa.
plete order. The property IL also unU,
ally well supplied with convenient o.
substantial out buildings, and has g,,
rear entrance for horse aud vehicle. l.
property can be examined at any TIM
upon application. Possession will teg VI
on the first day oil April next.
w. g. HANDIAS
Administrators estate James Quigg, De- 4
j. &. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
Jan9qu
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
n,llwoop ,rens.


Good time for hunting rabbits and
quails.
Dr. Wommack. Cons Mudd, W. 8.
Henry and Frank Dyer slay cd 'em
yesterday; birds and rabbits I moan,
Took supper last night with W. s.,
and fsasted sumptnously on partridge
and many other goo,l things, which
Mrs. II. knows exactly how 10 Ok up.
Some of the boys arc going to shost
for turkeys tomorrow. We expect
to walk OF with a gobbler-at any
rate we'll pull trigger Q timo or two.
Millwood Ia the best opening ~ tho
county for good mill, harness and
saddle shop, tin and stove store. and
We also want . miil,ner.
Miss Annie Williams and Miss
Maggie kiwler. from Corso, eu,,.
vencd our snnctum with their pres.
e"ce last Saturday. They found our
ohlce not just % II should be. but
viii have II nice next time they call.
Passing BY the shop OF our enter.
prisinY knight Of st. Crispin last
night at ten. we went In aud found
Bob pcgging away. lies IN good
spirits, has lots Of work, aud says
hos second TO none.
We were In the wool department.
Of Mr. Mat'i"gly's shop (bIacks,nith)
Yesterday. aud found Mr.. &. d. Elder
lust finishing the wood part Of q
'htmOle.ske'n wagon. which, 10 vii
appearance, was 40 we'll executed a.
that Of the best workmcn. Charlie
has taken this branch w without any
apprenticeship, and promises to excel.
The public school Ut this place, con.
Quoted by Prot. f. NJ. Mu,ld, haa per.
haps tho largest attendance OF any
school IL the county taught by a SIN.
gle teacher. The following was given
me 'his morning. lack Of timo pre-.
venting deiails: No. registerel tor
the week. 67; average daily alton.
dance. 81 3.6; No. Of boys. 80; No. OF
girls. ~.
III tell you something else next
week. Somebody tell us about tho
ground hog.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
FEBRUARY l, 1873,

Editors Herald: I see u petition IN
circulation requesting Mr.. T.. &. Shel.
ton to become u candidate tor the col
iectorship Of taxes ngain. With all
Kindness TO Mr. Shelton. Ia not two
terms long enough for ono man Il.
serve a. collector? Iias he done ANY
moro than the law required him I"
dOP II SO. he has cer,a ainly Yomo be-.
You'd his power. l did not s,y" thu
petition for the reason that I will no,
commit myseit TO support any man.
knowing if do Sm IN honor bound
To support him. I consider that
every man who sigma II petition oflike
character IL duty bound to supper I
the candidate. or else eat his own
words. How 10 this. Mess Editors ?
W. j. HARDEsTY.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
A NOVELTY IN WASHING

A NOVELTY IN WASHING
CLOTHEs.-l sm selling family antl
county rights Of CrOOker's Com.
pressed Air aud Suction Cup Cl0,hes
Washer. This mschina ia tho best
an'i cheapest that has ever been IT,.
vented. washing with more ease and
getting all garments perfectly clean.
II " sold at . price that comes within
the reach Of all. All that I claim for
tho machine IL guaranteed; II 10 ~.
hnmbMg, hut . veritabla. blessing. I
refer by permissi0m to tho follow Inc
persons who have purchased aud use,i
IL: Mrs. WIN. Dcsver, Mrs, jos. Il.
Allen. Troy; A. NJ. Shuts. Buffalo
Nursery Mrs j. NJ. Wommlack and
Mira. Il. S. Young. near Troy ; DR..
Brown, Chain OF Rocks. Address
NJ. L. TERRELL.
Troy, Mo.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
NAT G. DRYDEN ACQUITTED.

The friends Oi our talented young
townsman, Nat. .. Dryden, ESQ.
will be pleused tn learn OF hls acquiital
Of the charge Of assault with intent
to Kill Internal Revenue Commis.
sloner Meyer. The trial came Off In
the Circuit Court Of st. Louis county
last Wednesday, ending Thursday
evening. Tho evidence develop ped IN
the case substa"tlsted the report pub
lished IN the Herald at the time o.,
ito difficulty. the details OF which
were Iurnished us by Mr.. Dryden
himself. In the trial Col. Meyer toe.
titled that he did not make any attempt
to draw q pistol. The facts did
not bear out this statement, aud the
Colonel In making It placed himself In
an awkward position. Tho eyc.w,i.
ncsses testified to the attempt Of Mcy.
or to draw. and to seeing tho handle
OF the pistol, while acvcral witnesses
testified that after Meyer was taken
Into the hOusc the pistol wAs taken
from his pocSot. Tho prepondcr ance
Of evidence was 40 greatly In favor of
Nat. that the jury could not do 9th.
wisc than acquit. 1t was clear case
Of self.defense. ~ which a cOMceitcd,
Over.bearing United States officer,
too full OF himself aud his position,
imagining he was master imstcad oi
the servant Of the people. came In
contact with tho wrong man. We
congratulate our friend Nat. on his
acquittsl.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The teachers association met Jan.
nary 26,h. President Dlanton called
tho meeting tn order At tho appointed
hour. There being hut few present,
the appointed exercises were de ferrc.l
ill the afternoon session. Al half
psst one o'clock lie meeting wa.
called 10 order. "Tho best method
OF teaching common fractions" WAS
trcsted Of by Mr.. j. NJ. Ellie. A. W.
Riggs made some remarks on "schUOl
government" An essay WAS read by
Prot. WoIlank: subject, "Shali music
be taught ~ tho pubic schools 2"
Mr.. Horace llOs0 treated Of his sub.
ject-''lmhmiitves xmd pariiciplea."
Mr.. W. l.. Rsgs.lale read Y very fine
selection from Will. The suhjects
Of "teaohing iraStiOna" aud "shall
music no ismght In public schools I"
were discussed at length by several
present.
The following Ia tho programme
for the next meeting. 10 be held on
tho last Saturday IN February:
Arithmetic-the best method OF t1aching
it-Jusse Roberts.
Morality Of teachers and patrons-J. W.
PCwcl.
Music.
RECESS.
American literatMre-W. 4. Baker.
6elest reading-xiss Anns N. Hopkins.
lntermissiOn.
The best method OF teaching Hlstory-H.
n. Baird.
Esaay-Mrs. Laura Riggs.
1ssltation-4iss sylvia A. Light.
,ss. @ RECESS.
Tesory Of sxpo.spts--w. II. Harris.
Al frlsnds ~ education are invl.
Ted 70 attend.
IE nLAxroN. prcs'..
AN. Riaoa. ss'y.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
olEll.

SMITH.-Novcmber 30, 1877, Of Group,
Thomas Liylngst0u. son Of r. ]. aud n. f..
Smith. aged nine months and eighteen days.
CALL!SON..Jsnuary ~. 1878, near AM.
burn. John Callis0u.
'ROBINSON.-In Yolo county. California,
December %, 1877. Daniel ll0binson. Mye,l
~ years. 7 months and IL days. Deceased
was . native OF AllcEhany county. N. y,
snd came to thls seounty with hls parents In
l8%3: was married ~ Niss ID. II. briRk iM
l84v. and lett here for California IN 1851.
COPENHAvER.-rebruary 3. 1877. near
Louisville, Of dlsbetiss jacob Cope nilay.r,
sYed Z: years.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

Members Of the County Grange
should remember that the meeting
next Tuesday 10 the time for electing
officers for tho ensuing year. II IL
hoped there will 10 . general turnout,
Az! that a go0diy number of the or.
der throughout the county will at.
tend.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

We clip the iollow wing from tho
Wenizvillc correspondence of the 81.
Charles Cosmos: Messrs. Buswell
and Trail. Ot Troy, were hero q few
days ago, aud I was Informed they
had gone into copartnership In tho
saloon business At the Laclcdo hotel.
From personal knowledge Of both
aud 1t IL extended over several of the
past yeHrs-I kn0w that the former
keeps the best appointed hotel In the
country. .and that "Dick".is an accom-.
plished bar.keeper, always goni.l und
accommodating. I verify believe tho
"I-scle'le" cannot DO excelled outside
Of ST. Louis. They know exactly
their business aud will attend to Il IN
. lhorough.like manner.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

A new Methodist church las been
erected near the Cornick school houao
under tho superiu,endence Of M. NJ.
Trescott. TIE structure Ia 2sx40 fee,
IN dimensions. and 10 located on an
imposing si'e. The dedication cere.
mony will take place IN March.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
Dr.. Forden says i,s heard that Troy

Dr.. F0rden says hs heard that Troy
was one Of the hardest places In tho
country. II Ia certainly one Of tho
most slandered towns In the state,
aud the Doctor. like every other
stranger who visits ne. aoon nMds II
out. Our people are not oMly cul.
tured and socixble. but welc ONE with
hospitable courtesy any stranger who
bears tho liHpress Of lady or gentle.
man.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

Don't 60 to st. Louis Tor watches
when you can get them Tor less
in"ney ct home aud have them war.
rxmied. AZ J. a. Withrow's, IN
Troy, you csm get . Two.ounce oil.
ver hunting case. lever, Elgin move.
meMt. tor SIS; 5 on. silver case, Elgim,
chronoIneter balance. for go !; I OF
csse. sauna movement. CAS- gentle.
mare solid gold case watch for go
ladies enamelled gold hunting case
W., Cues tor Us 10 90.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

Our agreeable young friend b. II.
Dontocy, who has had charge Of Ell.
wards Bros corps OF Typographical
eng,neers IN this county for some
time. loft week before last. We learn
through the st. Louis journal that lie
aud Miss Annio Webb Of Union yillc
wero married on tho cS,h ult. Ills
frlends here wish him aud HE dark.
eyed bride Eomfoey.aye.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

In tho case OF the Keok uk Northern
Packet Company sgains, Abner Truo
f,his county. appealed from Ada,n%
county. Illinois, the judgment OF tho
c0urt below. which was inre4 ,OOO,ian,.
ages. has been affirmed by The su.
prelllc court.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

DWELLING lloUsE BURNED.-On
last Friday night tho dwelling house
Of Mr.. Jesse CrOpper, who lives near
Hawk Point, was totally destroyed
by ilro. But few ct the household
articles escaped. Mr.. CrOpper awxk.
ened a. about eleven o'clock aud dis.
covered the roof Of the sl,ed.room
falling In aud the flames making rapid
progress on the main building. lie
only had time 10 arouse his family
and rescue them from tho perilous
siiuation. lle 10 unable to sxy how
the fire originated. Insured In the
Rockford company to the amount OF
$500 on tho house aud $3.50 ON tho
furniture aud clothing.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

Tho Murphy movement 10 10 be or.
ganizcd throughout tho county. Sew.
eral gentlemen here contemplate via.
ltl"x different poI0ts for tho purpose
within few days.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
To The Pubtle,

I am prepared Tor repairing Doots
anil ShOes ~ my residence. For halt.
sOliny mem's work. IS cents; half.
sOliny la'ltes' work 10 cents. All
other work ai same low raies. Bouts
amd shoes made ~ order IT. reduced
prices. n. o. GLoRE.
Troy, Jan. 90.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

The roof Of Mr.. r. q. Sydnor's res.
idenco was discovered on hre last
Monday morning. II looked alarm.
lug 1T irst. but the proW pit action OF
some Of our citizens soon extin.
guished the flames.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

Eugene Field, of.lhe st. Louis Jour.
nal, whose SENSE ofths proprieties 10
ans jdit, says.: "Ah, no. It Isn't now
% It used TO be. Times hsvs changed
woiulIy-ays. scandslously T. Why. I,
used to be that winter would occa.
sionally llnxer In the lap Of sprlns.
but now. bless our eyes I the vixen.
ish maiden has pumped right squsrs
down In the old mans lsp!" f'gs
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

Several communications, received
at . late hour, have umsvOidabiy been
crowded out.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

List of letters advertised Feb. /,
1873. aud II not called for In one
month will be sent 10 the dead. letter
office:
Brumfteld. JAS, Lewis, Miss Liz.
ElinO,e. X. LOvettc, John,
Green. Hobt Mnsely. j =.
Hearty. Joseph, Roland, John j.
Holland. W (cOl. WithrOw Frank.
Kaiser, Franz. Willis, j. 5.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

Prof. WIN. L. Raysdale's sclNol, in
district s, township 48. range l cast,
cl"se'l on tho 1st inst. Tho at,en.
dance throughout the Ave.mun,hs'
term was good, snd the advancement
OF tho pupils creditable 10 them selves
ind their teacher. Attho closing cx.
crcises there was y thorough exa,n,.
nation OF all tho branches taught IN
the com'non school. and tho pupils
s'o"d we'll IN each, Indicating their
diligence aud the careful training Oi
Q good teacher.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06

6ilver.plated atesl knives Tor a2.S0
per Get. or $50 par dos. at ]. n.
withrow's. Troy, Mo. i@s
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
SUSAN B. ANTHONY
WILL LECTURE IN TROY,
Friday Evening, February ~.

Now 10 time to buy Hard waro,
Tinware. &c., at bottom 0gures ss
B. 8. Crews q Goa.
The Troy herald., 1878-02-06
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, 1874,
by the Rev. Jesse Sutton. Wesley r. Watts
and Miss Emma +. Taylor.