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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-17
Our Boys and Girls.
Naughty Dad-what Bob Says About
Him.

Dear newspaper | am a little boy just 0
years old my Father is beautiful gentle
man the best looking man no for heard
young lady tel him so when mother was
away and l had to 90 away TO don't like
this yong lady l like my mama the best
this yong lady has ugly red hair and big
turn up nose my mother has long bl,ok
hair and the fairest one know father
wears broadcloih and reltop boots and
three dollar ha; and always smiles every
place but home Oh how wish he would
not do so their is 8 children of us at home
no hats bonnets nor boots mama has 10
drcs only Il pcase of one and has no shoes
but wears papas old ones We have nothin
but bread and sometimes not that and
when we take roaslingeers and salt papa
goes away always FOR his dinor poor mama
and children can: 90
a Subscribers first letter
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-17
Oatmeal NJ llSh.

Have the water in your saucepan boiling
hot; sprinkle in the meal very slowly, to-
prevent Jumps; stir constantly when you
have added sufficient meal, set the pan on
the back of the range to simmer slowly !;
stop stirring in the meal when it is not
quite as thick as you would like-it swells
when cooking; let it simmer for ten or fif-
teen minutes; stir occasionally; add lit
tie salt to taste. Serve with cream and
sugar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-17
How Prairie Dogs Get Water.

1t has always been subject Of curiosity
and inquiry as to how and where prairie
dogs. living on the prairie far away from
any river or stream. obtain their water. A
Pennsylvania, and frontierman of expert
ence, asserts that dogs dig their own wells.
each village having one with concealed
opening. 1t matters not how far down
the water may be. the dogs will keep on
digging till they reach it. He knows of
one such well two hundred feet deep, and
having circular staircase leading down TO
the water. Every time a dog wants drink
he descends this staircase which. consider
Ing the distance, is no mean task. In dig
ging for water. the animals display as
much pluck as in resisting the efforts of
settlers to cxpel them from the land of
their progenitors.
Horse shoes are made in California Of
eOmprt sSed raWl.itlc
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-17

j. man whit the better
For his riches and his gains9
For his acres and his palace
II his Utmost heart Is ca!lOus-
j. man a whit the better?
And If a mans no whit the better
For his Golfer, and his mines,
For his purple and fine linen,
For his vineyards and his wincs,
Why do thousand. bend the knee,
And cringe in mean servility,
Ifa mans no whit the better7
Is man a whit the worse
For lowly dress Of rags?
Though he owns no lOrdiy rental,
Nhis heart Is kind and gentle,
lsa man a viii. the worse?
And If a mans no whit the worse
For poor and lowly stand,
For an empty, even pocket,
And brawny, working hand,
Why do thousands pass him by.
With proud and scornful eye,
fla mans no viii; The worse?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-17
An EHectual Mouse Trap.

The latest, simplest, and most eftectual
mouse-trap yet thought of is an earthen
wasl,-bowl nearly ha..::-tilled with water,
covered over with meal and placed on the
pantry shelf A Pulaski. N. Y, woman
recently caught halt dozen OF the mis-
c'iefmakers in one night by this method.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-17

Horse shoes are made in California of
comprt ssed rawEidc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-11
A Social Entertainment.

On next Saturday night, at y o'clock
at their hall in Crangle's block, Wheel
ing Lodge, No. 70, of the Independent
Order of Workingmen, propose to give Il
social entertainment, TO which their
friends ard the public generally are In
vited.
This is the first event Of the kind in
which the Order in this city has en-.
gagged, and from what we learn it prom.
ises to be one of the most enjoyable al
fairs of the kind which has ever taken
place in our midst The programme
consists OF literary efforts, such as an ad-
dresses, Eeadings, rocllstions and diG-
logues, interpreted with rare and ey-
celIent music By some OF the bes. an d
most prominent amateurs OF cur city.
This institution is u charitable, mutual
aid society, which seeks the elevation,
protection ard hid of It's members, and
the payment TO the representatives OF
deceased members Of the sum OF two
thousand dollars in eaCh case.
The success which has attended it since
its organization here has been traly
wonderful. Blu. two or three months
have elapsed since its establishment in this
city, during which period its member
ship has swelled to nearly two hundred.
We would advise all who can, to be
present 1T the exercises on next SatUr-
day evening. The ladies are partjcu-
larly invited 10 attend.
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The OIdFire Company.

Yesterday we were shown copy Of
the constitution and bye-lsws OF the "oid
&c fire company of this city. The docu-
ments are in the possession OF Tommy
Cockayne, who was one of the officers OF
the company at the time of the intro
duction of the present fire department.
The constitution and bye-Iaws of the old
company were adopted April 22d, 1913.
thirty-fve years sgo The first meeting
WAS held in the North Wheeling school
house, which stood where the North
Street NJ. +. Church now stands. Among
the mem ers of the company were some
OF the most prominent citizens Of the
place, and are SIS follows: Thomas
Sweeney, John Hamilton, Matthew Nc
Lure, CLARK Hsnes, Thomas Johnston,
w. p. Wilson, NJ. Sweeney, Robert
Robertson, VIM. Irwin, John Henderson,
George B.vhs, Charles Bsyhs, w. II.
Gooding, Samuel Irwin, John Irwin,
Francis Ebert, Aft Hughes, Oliver
Hswley, VIM. Wetzel James Fleming,
James L. Mathews, y. T. McNaughten,
John Hydinger, Robert Johnston Alex.
PANEL, Ike Sackman, Il. W. Phillips,
Michael Edwards, Moses Grser, John
Mcclure, a. j. Sweeney, now Mayor, w.
Il. Ellington, w. w. Holiday, David
Psdget, l. Il. Williams. At the time Of
the organization II. w. Phillips wss
elected President and l. II. Williams
Secretary. Thomas Sweeney submitted
the constitution for the consideration Of
the company. Many Of the gentlemen
named are still living, while others have
passed away.
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Personalities.

The many friends of Miss Rebecca
Dudley, OF South Wheeling, who has
been i'll for long time, will be glad to
hear that she is recovering.i
L. j. Hugus and bride left yesterday
morning Tor wedding tour IN the East
The happy couple will De absent about
ten days or two weeks.
Mrs. Hopkins and her daughter Miss
Virginia, who have been IN this city Tor
some time past, left last Tuesday after
noon Tor Washington, Pa, where they
will reside for the present
Mr.. Ncvin OF the Pittsburgh Lcaaer
was in the city on business yesterday.
Prof. Birch, of the Lindsey Institute,
is visiting his home at Claysville.
Mrs. julia Phillips, wife Of Captain 6.
w. Phillips, brother of Squire Ii. w
Phillips, of North Wheeling died at
New Orleans, on March oath.
We arc sorry to learn tina. G. Y. Lucas
has been confined to his residence for
several days with sickness.
James Speyer, Of the firm of Spcycr
Bros, returned Tuesday from trip
through the interior of the State. Jimmy
says that business is improving among
our country merchants, which Is sure
indication that the sprIug trade for our
city will be very good.
Jack Mason left last evening for
Washington, ID. &.
Rev. Cunningham will speak at Mozart
hall tonight.
At IL o'clock last night it was reported
that Mr.. Harold's lite WAS dIspaired Of,
as his physician thought HIM to be in a
much more critical condition than when
his injuries were first examined.
DR.. j. l.. 5. Hall has returned TO the
city from Chicago, where he has been
attending a course Of lectures. lie wishes
to announce to his patients and the pub
lie generally that ne will be found at
present al the Stsmm House.
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Editor Register.

Eo''o' HGs'S'''' ,,,o
WHEELING W. VA" hptll w.
Noticing in some of the papers OF
Wednesday, an article charging me with
q crime OF which l am not guilty, and
duplicating lady who l will be able TO
prove is innocent ofthe charge contained
in the article l will ask space in your
paper to vindicato myself before dis
criminaIng public. Some weeks since l
was taken sick at the house OF Mrs. Kate
Hall, aud under the direction of DR..
Campbell who will substantiGte
what l say, was com.
PEELED 10 remain there until l re-
covered Alter l became convalcsccnt,
| remained some time at the house reg.
uIarly paving my boarding, as the chill
drcn who were witnesses TO such pay
mert will testify. While at the house,
Mrs Slavery. VINO was the prime cause
of nv bejug placed in nv present posi-
ton before .he public, was a constan.
visitor NJ Mrs. Halls, and wlthou. per-
mission or authority, WAS endeavoring to
engrgu into the chlliren's minds = belief
in spirituslism. Deeming such 8 course
morally bad 70 them, | fre-
quenuy addressed Mrs. Slavery in
terms probably more lOrclble than
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-11
syOUEDsyILLE MENTION.

Business reviying slowly,
Rolling mill still idle.
Condition OF roads improving.
Street parade OF Camden Zouaves Sat-
urday evening.
Cabell county contributed two white,
and two colrored conyicts to the State
prison last week.
TIE Hudson received considerable
shipment OF hay and oats for Cincinnati
at this point, Saturday evening lsst.
Wa. Smith, five yea! convict from
Wood county vas discharged from the
prison last week, be having served his
term Of sentence, less good time. VII
liam wss charged with carrying of 3
trunk from the Psrkersburg depot, 10
which he hsd no legal title. BE took
colOred brother into partnership with MN
to assist in conveying his newly &C
CURED property to a place Of security
and afterwards refused the sp0ils 20 the
satisfaction of the moke who blOwec, and
the railroad company taking hold OF the
matter succeeded in sending Billy smith
up for term of five years.
j. Challen Wayman, assessor for the
| First district, Is the prOudest nan IN the
! country, and all on account Of the little
stranger, the first. beng 3 boy and
weighing nine pounds, and then, too,
there is speculation IN it, as assessors are
entitled 10 three cents esch for listing
births.
The Board Of Directors met at the
prison yesterday. All members present
except General Gof.
r. ii. Moorehouse, Esq, late Of Caoell
county, becoming somewhat thirsty AMI
low spirited, and not being the possessor
of the requisite amount OF funds to
purchase supply OF the psnacea for
! despondent spirits, wrote an order
addressed to a gentleman who dealt In
! Third district "mOuntsin dew and not
wishing to appear as principal 10 the
transaction, appended another man :
! signature to the document, ut winch ne
procured pint OF the ardent, OF the
nominal value of 80 cents, package in
cluded, for which slightly crooked trans
action 3 Jury OF his peers assessed pen
atty Of two years in the penltentiary.
Cheap enough, too.
Our neighboring farmers are busily en-
gagged planting potatoes.
One of McFadden's horses performed
one of the most remarkable scroba.lc
feats on record last week, that Of falling
down the shaft OF the mound from the
summit to the base distance o. about
GO feet, landing right side up, and cooIiy
walking out through the arch way TO
the outer world. apparently but little II
any the worse of wear.
There will be meeting a. Purty S
drug store this evening for the Purpo'e
OF organizing literary society.
Rev. McDons.d, of Powhattan, o., Is
in town assisting Rev. Pomeroy, OF the
Presbyterian Church, in conducting u
protracted meeting at that church. Com
munion services will be held at this
church next Sunday morning.
The pupils of the graded school who
are to take part in the exhibition next
Friday evening at school hall, have, by
repeated rehearssIs and close study, fully
prepared themselves for their several
parts,
DR.. TempIeton, dentist, of Pittsburgh,
is in town visiting our dentist, Libby,
The doctor is fine specimen OF the
genus homo, weighing about two hundred
pounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-11
AMUSEMENTS.
FRAsER,s PANTOMIME.

This troupe played s: Washington Hall
last evening to the largest audience that
ever greeted any stage entertainment at
this place OF amusement. Robert Fraser,
the clown, Is truly the only successor OF
the late George L. Fox. Psntaloon, j.
G. Franklin, and Harlequin, j. w.
Sanford, were good in their parts, as
were all the other performers. From the
time the entertainment begun, the audi
enco were kept in one continuous roar
of laughter. The troupe will rcsppear
at the same hall this evening, and we
advise all, especially the lesn, to 20 snd
laugh snd grow fat. VIM. Gaylord, con-
tor.ionlst and equilibrist, Is very fine in
the msnv difficult lea.s OF scrobstic skill
which be displayed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-11
IfIYpr News.

The marks last evening indicated 6
feet > inches and falling.
The R.gon and Tnanhoussr departed
on time yesterday morning.
The Granite State passed up st noon
Yesterday eHroutc from Cincinnati 70
Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham passed down las.
night from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The General Rgcker passed down yes
terday morning enroute for the Black
Hills. She Is a new boat, and belongs TO
Commodore kountz.
The Abucr O'Neal departs for Pitts
burgh this morning a. I o'clock prompt.
Mr. John Edie, her gentlemanIy clerk,
will see that passengers are cared for.
The Courier Is the mail pscke. this
morning for Parkersburg and al way
landings, leaving at 1890 o'clock. Mr..
Mack Gamble presides IN the office.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The Thanhsuser will arrive from
Matsmorss to-day.
Business dull on the wharf.
IBy Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, April lO.-River feet
10 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy, mild and showery.
NASHVILLE, april lO.-River falling
with 5 feet on the shoals Arrived
EddyyIl.e, Cairo. DeParted-HiIlman,
Cairo.
CAIRO Apr. IO.-River 20 feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear. Ar
rlved-Big.ey, s.. Louis; Morgan, Gin
cnus,i. Depsrted-Lily, Ohio river.
CScIysATI, April IO.-River Is leet
3 inches and swelling. Weather fair and
pleasant. Arrived-KstIe StockdsIe
and Durfee, Pittsburgh. Departed
Dur:ee, Missouri river.
EVANSVILLE April lO.-Westher
clear. River l3 Clio feet large and ris-
Ing. Dowu-Keafer and dredge boat,
Morning Star. UP-SI.yegthorns, Mag
gle Smith, I1!e.Iid, Mary Miller, Cons
Millar. Business moderate.
NEW ORLEANS, April lO-Arrivcd-
Katie, GreenviIei Oakland and tow
Pittsburgh; Chateau, Memphis; Dlriee,
Red river. D-par,et-Centennisl, Ny
Choice aud tow, St. Louis; John Il.
Hanna, Ouschits; Durfee, Red river.
Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, April lO-ArrI7ed-Blg.
lev. Cairo; Lake Superior, Keok1k; Mat,
Ohio river. Departed Scudder, New
Orleans; Yellowstone and Peck, for the
Mountains; Bigley, Cairo. The river
fell 2Iuches, snd now stands Il feet 6
inches above low water mark. Weather
clear snd cool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-11
workingmen's Meeting.

We are requested to call the attention
of tho workingmen generally, 10 the tact
that 8 meeting in furtherance ofthe anti
convict labor movement will be held at
the Nail City boat club house on next
Saturday: evening, commencing at I!
O'Clock. While al the present time tie
pernicious influence of convict labor
is not felt in our midst
to that extent it is In some
of our sister cities and States, and though
as yet the principal trade damaged is but
one. the cigar makers, there can be no
question unless the workingmen and all
interested are alive to their interests the
dav Is surely and steadily approaching
when we shall see men with the striped
suit upon them engaged not only
in making cigars but deprlvIng our
mill men and other mechanics Of
the means OF earning daily
bread for the support Of their families
1t is stated that there are ConviC.s from
the Ohio peDitentisry now At work in
the Columbus mills, and why? Because
their labor can be had for one-siIth that
OF an honest man And it this be the
case, there why may it not be so here?
These are questions which demand the
careful thought OF every citizen, and we
trust there will be a great ourpouring Of
sll persons who feel an interest in the
matter at the meeting on Saturday even.
inc
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-11
sTEUBENVILhE MATTERS.

The new City Council, composed of
eight Republicans, three Democrats and
one National, was organized on Tueslsy
evening. Being largely Republican, sn
organization wss soon effected, with the
same officers IS President and City Clerk.
\ change was made in the office OF City
Engineer, BY substituting J. NJ. BsrH!ry
Republican, in place OF Mcconnell, Dem
ocrat, the present occupant. A very
wise thing was done Oy increasing the
police force to seven, Instesd OF three.
Five more would be acceptable. Bust
ness was transacted without any delay,
snd 10 beer was found in the closet.
K F. Henderson, OF the Jefferson
County Agricultural Society, was in the
city today, making arrangements Tor the
oming fair.
Abraham Nsylor, who wss said TO be
the oldest man in SmIthteld township,
died yesterday, in his eighty-tourth year.
His mental and physical powers were
sImos! s. great SIS when in middle life.
/ Rev. G.. \. Johnston was installed a.
pastor OF the Old Presbyterian Church
/ tonight. TIE exercises were very im-
/ pressiye.
DR.. Lord closed his excellent coarse OF
! lectures in this city last evening. The
subject was Michael Angelo. The sub
! ieCt wss 8 grand enc, snd wss handled
| in mastery manner by the doctor At
| the conclusion OF the doctors remarks a
| sort OF love feast was INDUCED IN, which
wss very hsppy affair sll around.
/ The Richmond nsrrow-gsuge railway
from this city is being extensively sgi-
| listed, with some dereo OF success.
There WILL be grand Evolutionary en-
tertainment in this city on Friday ever
ing next, by Prof. J. Williams Palmer,
of Boston.
Captain j. +. Oliver, who hiss examined
a number of peach trees in this neigh
/ borhOod, reports that he fails TO find any
/ signs of their being killed.
In the billiard match between AL
| Harrington, An eX-Champion from Michi-
gar, and William Salmon last night,
Harrington failed TO tribbie discount
Salmon.
A leading Second ward grocer was
rather mixed this morning. On going
| to his store he failed 10 find his key in
| bis customary pocket So he went and
got a ladder, climbed up over the door
cut out large pane of glass, got down
on the inside in well scratched conii.
ton, took oil the lock and opened the
door. In few minutes after be put his
hand in another pocket and found the
key.
Oar local packets had serious time
with the wind yesterday, several being
blown ashore.
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severely ScaIdcd.

Yesterday morning about o'clock,
while working at mash tub at Rey-
msnn'S brewery, in Manchester, Arthur
Harold met with the accident of falling
into tub of cot mash, which resulted in
sgalding HIM from his neck down to his
knees. The foreman Mr.. Happy, tortu-
uately tor the young man, was near the
tub at the time Of the accident, and res
cued Mr.. Harold who would have per.
ished, had it not been for timely aid.
The unfortunate man was taken 10 the
office of the brewery where DR.. Blum was
called in TO render medical aid. Mr..
Harold is young man and is engaged
as al apprentice at the brewery. de re-
sides in St. Louis, from which city he re-
Gently came TO learn to brew. There will
be no beer brewed from that tub of nash.
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Committed TO mil.

John Condrey and George Long who
were arrested at Pittsburgh last Monday
morning, aud brought to this city Tues
lay morning, to answer a charge prefer
red against them for robbing the resi-
deuce Of Alexander Rogers Of $500
worth of jeweliy last Friday night, wsiv-
ed an examination before Squire w. Ii.
Caldwell yesterday evening, and were
committed to jail in default of $1,000 esch,
to await the action OF the grand jury OF
the Circuit Court, which sits Monday
next. Two cases will be made out against
Condrey. +. q. Crscraft appeared as
attorney for the prisoners, and Prescott
ing Attorney Jordan for the State.
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1mnortantto close cash Ruyer..

Mess. Emsheimer Bros. will offer 5000
wards one-qusrter Percsie st Sc: 5000
vsrds best Sprsgue prints a. 44c.i heavy
Black silk st 70 and $50; hesvy Hand
Loom silk at $l.lj; heavy Plsln Co.ored
Silks St 81 90; fifty dozen Hal! Hose al
l28c. This is big drive. Ten pieces
Black Cashmeres st IS snd Dc; Llpin's
all wool forty inch Cashmere st soc;
Psrssols from 15c upwards Wool and
Silk Fringes cheap; Buttons and fancy
goods in immense variety st rock bottom
prices; ladies Alpacs Suits st 500 one
hundred ladies Linen Suits at 81 %.
These cannot be touched tor bargain
anywhere else. Remember they have
removed from their old stand 70 lll4
Main street, three doors below.
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APRIL Is, 1873,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state of West Virginia in the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling:
Emma y. Carter,
". -ln Nu3lCcry.
Martin Linden and others,
By virtue OF decree entered by said
court in the above entitled cause on the
sd day OF January, ISIS, the undersigned,
who were appointed Special Commissions
ers for the purpose, VIII, ON
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1878,
Alto O'Clock \. M, proceed TO sell at public
gucriOn. al the 'front.' door of the Court
House OF ohio county, West Virginia, the
following described real estate, tO-wlt: \
piece or parcel Of grOpnd situate on the
cast side OF McCOilCCh street, in that part
OF the city Of Wheeling known as East
Wheeling, bounded and described as tot
I,ws. BEGINNING on the east side OF MCCOl-
.ush, late Fulton street, on the Lockmau
line, now Mccartney line; thence y. &
n lG pOIeS To a stake at Wheeling Greek;
thence down said creek and binding
thereon :. 5U2 f.. 4i-lOJ poles To a stake A;
thence =. 400 W. 10 poles 10 stake in the
line of MCCollOCh street; thence with the
asst side of McCOllOch street y. 49, W.
3 56-lOJ poles 10 the beginning.
Terms or SALE-One-lhird,a and as much
more aS the purchaser may ue willing TO
nay, in cash on day OF sale; the balance in
Two equal installmentS at ninc and
eighteen months, respectively, from day
of sale, with interest, the purchaser giving
his bonds for the deferred payments, and
the title 10 said real estate to be retained
mill the purchase money shall have been
,IaFd in tuil.- r. G.. BARR.
W. J. W. COWDEN,
ta25 Special Commissioners.
--The above sale is adjourned until SAT-
TfRDAY. April 4, 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. ii.
X. q. BARR,
w. J. ". COWDEN,
enl Special Commissioners
The above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY, April u, 1873, at 10 o'clock