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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
PENCILETTEA


Wonder If any one was sold last
night?
This remarkably delightful weather
still continues.
The Odd Fellows brass band vas
out on general sernading tour over
the city last night.
As far as we were able to learn, there
were no deaths nor no new cases OF
fever in Chattanooga yesterday.
Charley Ramsey, colored, was as
sessed s. aud cost before Recorder
White yesterday for fighting.
Capt. Ailsinger, of Sewer county
arrived at our wharf yesterday with a
boat load of miscellaneous freight and
produce.
Next in order, when the smoke of
this battle is cleared away will be get
ting ready for the municipal election,
which occurs in January next.
The Supreme Court was engaged
yesterday in hearing causes on the
Loudon county docket. To-day they
will return TO the Knox county docket,
and will continue there until the ad-
jOurnment of court.
Men were put to work yesterday by
Esq. Kearns, Chairman OF the County
Court, making repairs on the old
court house. The nature of the re-
pairs are the taking up of some floor
ing in the Criminal Court room, and
raising the two pillars which support
the upper floor and are so swagged.
Esq. Kearns thinks he can thus raise
the whole business, and, provided it
don't fall in the meantime, so secure
and stay the roof that the building will
be perfectly secure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
New Crop Rice.

Fresh Oranges, Cocoanut., Cranberrier,
Malt Vinegar and Pickles, Fresh Malaga
Grapes and King Apples, Fat Family
Nackerel, Picked Salmon, Smoked Hall
but Salmon and Herrings, Pine Apple,
Cream and Young America Cheese, New
Turkish Prunes, New Figs, Dried Corn,
Peach and Ounce Butter, Saddle Rock
oyster, Green Turtle Meat, at
BOLLI Z HALL,s
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JUST RECEIVED,
Fina Florida Oranges and
Fresh Figs, at Peter Kern'S.
Ell. AInmni Meeting.

A meeting of the Alumni of the
University is called for this afternoon
at 4:I5, in the room over the Peoples
Bank. A full attendance is earnestly
requested, as business of Importance
to the interests of the University will
be considered.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

the first district of Granger county
Marks, 81 Wight, IS; Edwards, s;
Taylor, los; Pettibone, s.; Ledger
wood, 90; Samsel, -; Smith, 81 ;
Cain, 10.
BRADLEY COUNTY.
The following is the official vote of
Bradley county:
For Governor-Wight, 372 Marks,
400 Edwards, 25S.
ongress-Dibrell. Dem, AS /;
Wheeler, Rep, ABS; Cliff, Greenback,
81.
Senator -HarIison, Rep, 3Sl !;
Smith, Dem, 402; Martin, GreenbGck,
%.
Floater, Polk and Bradley-Sharp,
Rep, 574 Lowery, Dem, 462.
The town Republicans compli-
menting Edwards is the reason of
Wight's light vote. Lowery, Dem, is
probably elected to the Legislature if
Polk county gives him its usual DEM
ocratic majority. The vote is but
little over one third the strength of
the county. Upton.
JAMES COUNTY.
OOLTEWAH, Nov. 6.
The ulfici vote of this county gives
Marks a majority over r. NJ. Edwards,
for Governor, of Is; Ken Wheeler,
Rep, for Congress, II; G. o. Cate.
Rep, for State Senate, la6; S. c. Pyott,
Rep, for Floater, Sc. J. A. G..
CHATTANOOGA, NOu. 5.
Complete returns from Hamilton
county give the following Republican
maiorities: Wight, 402; Wheeler,
408; Cate, Senator, 1853; John James,
Floater, sos; Wiltse, Representative,
2G2. No returns have been received
from other portions of the district,
but it is thought Cate and James are
both elected, and that the Republicans
gain five members in the Legislature
in the Third district.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.
McMiliD, Young and Whitthorne
are elected to Congress from their re-
spective districts.
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Died

IN this city yesterday, after brief
Illness, in. Maskall, son Of Mr.. w. J.
u. Masksll, OF this county. Deceased
was student at the University, and
the cadet balallion will turn out to his
funeral The funeral will, we under
stand, take place from the residence
Of his brother, Mr.. C. F. Maskall, at
l O'Clock
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4 small House and Grounds, and Out
Bulldogs suitable for Market Garden, or
Dairy, two miles from Knoxville. Inquire
Of E. Dean Dow, at Central Agency.
noy6itF
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

OfFaII Goods at Mrs Kate Dallas.
Mrs. Kate Dallas has just received her
new Fall Goods, beautiful line, and she
says she never bought goods so cheap be-
fore. They are going rapidly
THE DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT
Is still presided over by Miss. S. V. Davis,
who always guarantees a fit. Select your
goods and leav your orders at once.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

Have all they that get their Boots and
Shoes made a. T. \. HackwOrth's, on
Union street. He does frst-class work
low down for cash. Don't fail to see
him before giving on. your orders.
u0NSEGt
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,. B. LOVEMAN & co.
For Upwards OF Thirty Years

MRS, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children. 1t corrects scidity OF
the stomach, relieves qCiHd chokic, regulate
the bowels, cures dyseateTy and diGrrhEd
whether arising from teeIhing or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy, -
cents a bottle. mrhl3dGwl2ms
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POstOhce Knoxville.

I have just received The largest stock
Of Fancy and Staple Groceries ever
brought to Knoxville, and at bottom
price,, at John Hudiburg's.
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YonnE Van NAMED.

y yOung man, Is to 20 years old,
steady habits, don't object to work
that writes a good hand, and under
stsnds keeping books, can hear of an
opening 10y addressing
MERCHANT
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Postponement of Annual Meeting

In accordance with the desire of many of
the largest nonresident stockholders of the
Knoxville and Ohio Railroad Company,
who are now unable to come to Knoxville
in consequence of the prevalence of the
yellow fever at other points, it is deemed
proper to postpone the annual meeting of
the stockholders from the 6th of October to
TUESDAY THE 26TH DAY OF November,
1873, in order that as full an attendance as
practicable may be secured.
JNo. l.. Moses,
oct4dtd Sec'y, Tress'r and Sup't
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Lost,

A large No. 10 envelope, containing
number of accounts OF this office. The
public are warned against paying any
Of the accounts except to the regular
collectors of this office.
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To ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN:
From and after Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1873,
the Ordinance providing for impounding
hogs running st large will be rigidly en-
forced. By order Of Chairman Fire and
Police Committee. nov7d3t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

Last night, by Rev. w. W. Bays, at
his residence on Fifth avenue, North
Knoxville, Mr.. Hugh. McBarry and
Miss Sa.Iis GUrley.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

The oldest but last improved. The Z.
Howe Sewing Machine. 5. p. ANGEL,
noy3d6t City Agent
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A Perfect Beanty.

The new Howe Sewing Machine runs
light and nOiseless. 5 =. ANGEL.
novS66s City Agent.
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Peter Ri.aer's Is Headquarters

For the Largest and Finest stock of CT
CARS, TOBACCO. EEERsCRAUM and other
PIPES, and anything in The SMOKERS
LINE at LoT9EsT prices : = .sy street
nexs % Hone & Miller
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Mel. PetttbOne Defeated in the First
District
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Millinery

HEADQUARTERS for STYLISH GOODS and
owest prices, at A. ID. DUNBAR's.
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LOCAL ELECTION RETURNS.

Complete and OnieIaI Returns From
Knox County.
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Annual Convention or Stockholders
Postponed Until Wednesday.
November 2z.h. 1878.

Postponed IniGi wednesday,
November 27.h. 1878.
OFFICE OF EAST TENNESSEE,
VIRGINIA 6 GEORGIA r. r. COMPANY,
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 81, 1873.
At the request of many of the largest
stockholders residing beyond the limits Of
the State, who can not safely reach Knox
vile in consequence of the prevalence Of
yellow fever at other points, and in view
of the fact, that it is always desirable to
have as large an attendance of stockholders
as possible it is deemed proper, to post
pone the regular meeting called for the 9th
inst, until "Wednesday, November 9th,
1873. JAMES @. MITCHELL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Millinery
StiII Ahead.

New Goods every week, at DUNBARS s.
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EAsF TENN. CIGAR FACTORY.

Leave your orders for the best Goa
Creek Coal, at Peter Kern's. octS0dtf
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The Entire Republican Ticket Elected
Therein
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES
and SMOKERS ARTICLES.
GENT CIGARS.
Pure Havana Filler
FIFTY DOLLARS offered to anybody
IL this city who can beat this Cigar in price
snd quality. +. HoCKEEJos.
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CITY ITEMS.

New choice Leaf Lard, at Ignaz Fanz's,
1T wholesale or retail. Oct3OdlOt
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.
NEW MARKET Nov

The returns from thirteen districts
of Jefferson county give The following
vote: For Congres-Houk. 920; Wat
kins, 30. For Rsprtsen 'ativ"-Dyer,
763; Caldwell, CT; RsuRin, 207.
There are three districts yet to hear
from. T.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07

Lum Der! Lumber!! Lambert!
All kinds of Building Lumber. and
Walnut Lumber always on hand at my
yard on Crozier street. Reasonable prices
may31d6m PAT. CAIN.
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For safe,

A most desirable residence on Broad
street, opposite the Asylum. Terms rea-
sonable. Apply to DR.. j. t. Levi, or Geo.
Washington. sep3dtf
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Large Stock and lowest prices, at DU
BARS.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

Choice Eating Apples, at
7
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the first district of Granger county !:
Marks, 81 Wight, IS; Edwards, s.;
Taylor, los; Pettibone, 6S; Ledger
wood, 90; Samsel, -; Smith, 81 (;
Cain, 10.
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Millinery

Buy your MILLINERY at DUNBAR
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Special to the Chronicle.

LUtHUNI 1I--NAN'l ANUF' o
The following is the official vote OF
Loudon county, with the I'd district
to hear from, which will increase the
Republican msjoTity about 30.
For Wight, G5S; Marks,
4O2; Edward, 8. Congress-Houk,
6I5; Watkins, 4I6 Kirby, 3 Senator
Harrison, Rep, 593; Smith, Dem,
894; Martin, greenback, "a. Represen-
tatiye-Shipley, Rep 665; Samples,
Dem, 4O4.
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SEWER COUNTY.

Wight, 1914; Marks, 2I0; HOuk,
1.OSI; Watkins, 2sS DriskeiI, 100
Dean, 1G9; Duggan, 900; McGaughey,
90. One district to hear from, which
will increase Houk's majority IS tO100.
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ANDERSON COUNTY.

Wight, So; Edwards, ,; Marks,
2S2; Houk, 493; Watkins, 327. For
Senator, Samsel, 433; Ledgerwood,
372. For Representative, Baker, SIS;
Ofiutt, $40; Keebler, 1Ol. Two dis
tricts to hear from will increase the
Republican majority Is to 25 votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-14
NOTE AND COMMENT.

DIEs lRr! Ben Butter.
WILL work against Radicalism. 800 De
La MaW.
CoME home Alexander; Si0O,0O0 will
he paid and no qucstionsaskcd. 'St"dr'
Advertisement.
GoRIIAM cmcrgcs from the canvass
pretty much ~ hc went into II, unless,
perhaps, in the light Of events, his ears
appear triilc longer. Chicago Tm|s.
Su,Wox, Of Nevada, denies that he is
going to resign, and even threatens to
come on To Washington this winter and
occupy his scat awhile for variety
Springfield Republican.
WuES two railway locomotives shall
hc able tn pass each other safely on.a
single track, there is reason To suppose
that two candidates Of the same party
may be- successfully run in the same dis
trict - UdJtingion Post.
EMMA AWnorr called ut tho White
House tho other evening, and Of course
Mr., Hayes brought out the hymn books
and requested Miss Abbott to sing. She
sang SHOW pity, Lord, OH pity show"
with such pathos that Hayes wcpt like
u baby. RoSto" Post,
Tng Massachusetts, total abstinence
society has solcmnly decided that those
who take its pledge can't drink Sweet
cider, right from the press, infer
mrntcl.' We presume people will still
hc allowed to eat apples, il they spi, out
the Juice. Boston Herald.
EpIroR FRANCES, of the Troy 1ipcs,
set Conkling the keynote IN the late
campaign. Conkling went Ia advise
with him. He said: mir. Conkling,
YOU must stump the entire State, and
forget, in all your speeches and remarks
that there is such u man rs Hayes, ~
cath.
Look here, ihcn and brethren. ii the
Republicans carry New York next year
under the lead of Roscoe Conkling, it
will take u loug.windcd and very fast
dark horse To beat him for the Rcpuhli
can nomination for the presidency
Mark the prediction. This isn't nomi.
nation only prophecy. Dayton co..
journal. >
GES. BuTIrR tclcgraphcd to friend
at Washington last Saturday that there
would he funeral in this state on
Tuesday, and he should not he among
the mourncrs, lie never said trucr
word, for, in the New England habit Of
speech, the corpse is never spoken OF a.
one Of the mourncrs. Senator Hodr.
lr may possibly dawn on the western
Democratic intellect, attera week or two
ri meditation, that the defeat of Tam
many in New York City, and Butlerism
in Massachusetts,, is not in the nature
OF usuirurt for cx-Gov. Hendricks or
senator Thurman. To person up q
tree the presidential prospects OF these
gcn,lcmcn look darkly and dis'nally
blue. CincnIidti Commercial
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FIoaaINa IN THE SCHOOLS,

\ case oi considerable interest has
Just been decided in New York state,
which involved the right ri II school
teacher to whip apupil.
\ Young boy ten years ot age by his
guardian, sued the school mistress for
the alleged beating Of his person while
in attendance ut school The evidence
disclosed that she whipped him he.
cause bc failed to spell wort correctly
She took him out of the school room
and Piled tho rattan ior half an hour on
him and he fell tn the floor, and she
whipped him while down, and because
hc refused To hold out his hand to h.
whipped, she kicked him in the eye and
ON the knee. Not satisfied with this she
called in the Principal OF the school VIII"
also took hand NJ the whipping,
The father aud mother of the child
testified that the bays body hare the
marks of the whipping, and that one
side OF his leg Was covered with bruises
from which the blood flowed. Others
testified to seeing the black and blue
marks.
The foregoing is fair summary of
the testimony rs reported, and upon
this the Judge charged the jury in sub
stance, that il the teacher exceeded her
mower. she was guilty, and must con-
pensate the lad in hari money. The
teacher is not to % beyond certain
limits any more than the parents. The
question whether she excecdet her
power WAS the only one ior the jury to
consider
In eight minutes the jury returned
with verdict oi no cause OF action, and
the court gave the teacheran allowance
Of twenty-five dollars and costs, or in
other words, compensated her with
twenty-five dollars for the whippinggivcn
the boy.
We do not cite this case as establish
ing the law upon the subject, but rather
that the mere prcsentment OF such de-
c.ision would confirm public opinion in'
hat no such Law does or shall prevail
IL is ono Of those unaccountableirea
of jury that tend to degrade our courts
aud lessen a public confidence In any
means of redress that must he dealt out
at the hands OF jury.
There is point in the power even OF
/, parent over child beyond which the
law viii not permit him to 90. Neither
the hw nor public sentiment tccosnises
any such absolute powefof one human
bcit,a oyor another, in any relation @
lie, Is win justify the exsFoise q asu'se.
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ity In any instance. By what process OF
reasoning the school teachers could pe
made any exception, aud relieved from
any accountability, We know not.
3, Itis one Of the unpleasant and unfor,
ltunate features Of our social economy,
that parents must OF necessity submit
the control and training OF their children
to other hands. Worse still, that these
functionaries are selected without much,
II any, reference to their ability or dis
cretion in the matter OF controlling chill
dren. They are often without any
natural tact, without experience, lacking
In Kindness, in courtesy, in personal
force, or any other persuasive qualify
that would command the respect OF u
child, and do away with any OCCASION Tor
the use OF the rod.
II would be an Interesting inquiry, rs
an abstract question, to determine why
and how il Is that parents are more
ready To SEQ their children abused
nv tho school teacher than ny
any other authority, or how, indeed,
such an assumption oi authority over
IN, child oi another has ever gained any
hubble endorsement. We are VIII AS
sured that few, il any, parents would
allow such treatment from their minis
ter: they do not, rs II rule, delegate the
right tn ~ goyerncss i'll the fanny; anu
there is no man who would not knock
down his best friend on the instant Il
no assumed TO c,.stigatc his child.
sOi what superior stuif the school
teacher is supposed to bc madc, that
they should b. allowed to exercise this
function with IMMUNITY, we are II, loss
To determine. hut there Is one thing
about which We are not i'll doubt, and II
is that the school teacher or the parent
who il able to govern only by the rod Is
wholly lacking in the qualities oi char
ac,cr which fit him Ia have control at
children. The rod may suhjugate Tor
the time, but it bears no permanent
fruit. Az IN educator It Is failure
alike with the child and the brute,
"Sparc the child and spoil the rod is
quite rs good scripture and much better
philosophy than to reverse the render
;nu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-14

StCubcnyille accommodation leaves b'lAr al
itiP. " bridgeport NJ a1. aui srri," al sl,U
bcnyillr al 6:l5rA,
Leaves sicubcnNillc al siOA n Brliscpa
NJ y ~ A. NJ; arrive nj Bcllniw aIP Ehs
Tickets aud baggage ch,yAs Ia al rduciJsi
pnlnis Ia the Hast and WEST can Zee pp-ui~i 81
the Union Ticket once, McIup HOUSE Nhrs!
ing, aud al ticket oiiic, IN bridgeport
y X MNRR.
man Ucnenl Passenger & Ticket N1cnt
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Trains leaving Columbus al J pF 40
A. N nun daily. Through Chsraro ttI
With sleeping car attached. leave ,Ylss n
daily except SUNDAY, ai or; Hp.
Chicago AT ~ nsIt morning btih' az
cured In advance az Union p~po' h's"
Columbus ,.,.,ss
PuIinlAn's dfaw Ina room ,lerpihF eafr ' bfDas
without change from Siruhsntilis Aal "a
bus, " Cincinnati. iouisills. indiaHsf"''
~ IonIs. .a..,4,.
For Though iskev. basxAss ohsi, .yvt
car anrom Ibs-iations &C. appb 70 49,
lot "a Eleventh street. OF Of ClJ Tlfsa oha
under McIure HOnse. Nhsslias ...,...,s,
D. W Caldwell. General NanAgsf ,@,.s,.st
o. IN Foiton, IT,, GcDefsl ropsfinl -.
Pittsburgh. Ia. W T. q hrisii, "sSs"" III
ger and Ticket Agent, Columbus "
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No 10, on saturday night, has no cnuun,t.,o
for Chicago ar Saudusky
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sl,,,,,,
Cans on all night tn,ins 'S
Close connections are made tor all u.,in,,
south and Southwest. North aud Noubw'."
making this a desirable npuic Tor rolout,t, 80
persons moving to the grCHt Wet and 10 whuB'
particular attentinn Is given.
WHEELING, plTrsBu RGH ANpBALTlgoRy
DIVISION.
leave wheeling .,,....,,.,,.....i''H IN IbPS
Triaielphia Accommodation
Leave Wheeling ......... ........ lOls bN,,
Tickets Ia all principal points ou salr At d.,.,i
Ofiicc open al all houn during the DAY
Information h. the travelling public rhnortu,
given W NJ ILEMENTN NM
X, r bkNERlfs, Gcnrni Agrul Nhrrla.
malt
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INSURANCE.
i. g. ALDERsON,s


~ ESERlL INSURANCE AeESrY 7xp FLOOR
NIrnnklin Building wheeling ". Va lam
agent Tor the following old aud reliable English
and American companies:
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { 81. Louis

RAILWAY PANHANDLE KotTk
Time table Tor hast and West, November u.
Is7s Trains leave Fan. Handle hcIni bot 81
Eleventh street near puhllr lAniius dalilt -
cent SUNDAY, ~ follows;
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Ayers Hair vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To ITS NATURAL VITALITY AID COLOR.

Advancing Year,,
sickness carr d.Sap
IuiuImCutaud herr,
ditaTy PrySliSp1I.
ton. all turn the
hate gny, aud either
al them incline tito
shci pIrmaiuwly
Ayers Hair Nignr.
by uug aud eXicn
, Siyc usc. has proven
that u stolr the fall
IND II The hair im
' mciiatcly; often n.
news the growth
and alunXx stir,,ly
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Bon lNGERsoLL IL coming. Next To
his hatred ui Cod aud religion, Bon
hates Democracy; but ~ his lecture IL
not to DO political, aud We may he Ger
tain it will not he religious everybody
can 10 and hear it,
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IRANspoRTATloH.
BALTIMORE { ONO R. r, en-
on and after May Is, ISIS, Passense, r.
will leave a. follows-whesling time: '"'A'

Boston ........,".,.....I t;S ta 6ly
Spaily exoept sunday. ''''''r'.
No. - stops at all stations between Wheels,
and Grafton. 'S
aEsrsorSp rR,ISs
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TnE Jackson Ikrdh thinks the best
material in the new House OF Dele
gates for the Speakcrship will he found
in Hon. GEORGE ii. MorrErr, OF Poca-
hontas." Mr.. MorEErr is cool, lair
and loyol.headcd man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-14

rcstoa's It's cnlnr, when faded or gray. I, Nimu
latcs the uutri,ivo organs Ia healthy activity aud
preserves both the hair aud it, beauty Thu.
brashy weak or sickly hair hc,pmes glossy,
pliable and Strengthened; lot hair regn,ws with
lively expression falling hair i checked auA
siahlishcd: thin hair thickens: ana fdcd or gray
hairs resume their original color IL OIErAiiun
|, sun aud harmless. II currx danduiI. heals
ell humors. and keeps the scalp cOnl clean and
soft-under which conditions diseases ui the
scalp are Impossible.
As dnssing for ladies hair the Nigor Is pnlls.
cd tor Its grateful and agrceshlc perfume and
valued for the soft h'StrS aud richncss OF Ions IL
Am narts pnsnan.i ny
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-14

TuE Republican papers have placed
man on trial Tor trying I" steal the rrcSi'
dcncy. Why not sentence the man VIII"
did steal il?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-14
SECOND LETTER OF ~. ""

B,rrluonr and Ohio railway shares
were selling, yesterday, ut 80.