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A little chap had dirty iaoe and
bis teacher told him to 60 and wash
It. lie went away, and at'er few
minutes came back with. tho lower
part of his countenance tolerably
clean, while the upper part was dirty
and wet.
"Johnny ,1said the teacher, %why
didn'k you wash Your face9"
''1 did wash it, rna'am"
"You didu't wipe it all over,
lhen."
! II did wipe it as high as my shir,
would 60"
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Whilo the mechinic man suffer,
weeks of enforced idIeness from lack
Of employment, the thrifty and indus
trious farmer mover nocd be idle for
want Of q Job. While the former is
dependent upon outside sources for
even the means of earning his bread
and butter, tho lotter has within his
own grasp and control tho means Of
producing his own food in abundant
supply.
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Good Society.

i Many parents whoshave sons and
daughters growing up are anxious
for them to get into good society,"
This is an honorable anxiety, = it
interprets good society after some
lofty fashion. .EI
Parents, your daughter is In good
society when she is with girls who
are sweet and pare and trgo hearted,
who are not vain or frivolous; who
think OF something besides dress, or
flirting, or marriage; between whom
and their parents there is confidence;
VINO are useful as well ss ornamental
in the house, who cultivate, their
minds and their hands to skillful
workmanship. If society of this
sort is not to be had, then mono at all
is preferable to a worthless article
See to it bayou impress this on
your children, and above oil, that
you do not encourage them to think
that good society is matter Of fine
clothes, or wealth, or boasting to be
somebody. AS you value your soul,
guard her against these miserable
connterfeits; and impress upon her
that intelligence, and simplicity, and
moddesty, and goodness are, the only
legal COIN. '..,,: ns.J .}i,yi, 1a.I p.
The same rule holds for boys as
for girls. Z, Yon would have them eli III
ter into good society. Do not i'm
agine that yon have accomplished
it when you have gotten them in
with a sci Of boJs whose parents are
wealthier than you, who dress better
than your boy can afford to, and
who pride themselves upon their So
cial position. Good society for a
boy is the society of, boys who are
honest and straightforward, who have
no bad habits, who arc earnest and
ambitious. They are not in hurry
to be men, They.are notiambitious
for the company of shallow, heartlets
women, old enough tv be their
mothers and are not envious of their
friends who fancy there is something
grand i'll dulIing all the edge of their
hearts hope upon such .jadod favor
ties.
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nEsy~send for sneoimen. Atlanta :,
Blyth0Vosd Female Seminary.
IL s. t ablis he'd i'm 1880
VTNHE rAEL TERM begins September l9.b

YJHHE FAIL TERM begins September 18th,
4 ard continues 20 weeks.
Tho Spring Term begins January 30, and
closes about 18th Of June.
4 TERMS TER HALF SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board and Tuition, 8 90 90
Board, Tuition and Music, 1l5 90
Board, Tuition, Music and German
: Tor French) .', 12b 90
Board, Music, German and Drawing 1856 90
Location unsurpassed for healthfulness
a resident Physician is employed by the
school, whose services are free TO pupils.
a German Professor prosides over the
Music and German departments.
Payments made in four installments
Rev. A, W. LAMAR will meet pupils at anv
point and take charge of them. For further
particulars and catalogue, addrass.
Rev. A. w. LAMAR,
o. Pref. W. S. DURHAM,
@. G. and AR. r., Biythewood p. O, sc
sept20, 1877 3*
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK:

| AS the time approaches for the renewal OF
subscriptions, THE SUN would remind it's
friends and we'll SRishers everywhere, thai il
is again candidate for their consideration
and support. Upon its record for the past
ten years it relics for o continuance of the
hearty sympathy and generous corporation
which have hitherto been extended to il from
every quarter Of the Union. 1 t1.. -.fH3'i
The DAILY, SUN is four page-sheet of
20 columns, price by mail, post paid, 55 cents
q month, or $3.50 per year. ,.. 49, ..,. .....
The SUNDAY edition of The Sun is an
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DAY Sun has met with great success. Post
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?lEEENS COUNTY DIRECTORY,


Senator--R Bowen.
Rsprs'sn'attOe'--D F Bradley and e H Bates
Cterk Of COurt-John Lewis, ..
J1dge Of Pro6dtS--W G Field. ...
ShsriG--Joab Mauldin. ..-.
Coroner-Berry Earle ..H
School Commiss sionsr--0 " Sinpletons -. ..
TreasuyeT--W r Berry. ...,... '.... ..
Auditor--John o Davis. ... 49,.
-. ,,t .H.-...
County ComHnissioners-B johnson Chat.
rman--John r Lewis, Thos P Looper. Clerk
county commissioners, L Hollingsworth.
Triat JnSt'ces--Easley, ] II Goss9a- Sas
la6rity, Marcus A Boggs-- Central Tamos a
Liddell--P Picksns @ H., a w TAYLOR Dacus.
pttts, Sutherland Nile Greek, T W ToIiis
SON Eastatoe J NJ Stewart.
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TERMS. OF SUBSCRIPTION.

DALEY REGIsTRR-One Years. 90; Six
Months, $3 so; Three Months, 81 70.
. WEEKLY REaIsTER--One Year, $5 0O;
Six Months, So so; Three Months, 81 rs.
WEEKLY RBGIsTER---One Year, So 90; Six
Mouths, 81 90; Three Months, CO., ID ....,
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"Well, Iewar, Billy" said an old
farmer to an undcrsizcd nephew who
was visiting him, "when' yon take of
that 'ere plug hat and J-epit two or
three times there ain't much left of
you, is thar9"
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Greenville & Columbia r r.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

Passenger trains run daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and oft.
er Mondny, July l6. 1877, the following will
be the Schedule:
Leave Columbia at 11.10 M
Leave Alston at ITO m
Leave Newborry at 223 p M
Leave Hodges at 5.65 IN
Leave Bolton at 7.O5 . IA
Arrive at dEeenville at 1856 PP
Leave Greenyille at 7.20 m
Leave Belton at 9l0am
Leave Hodges at lO.47 o m
leave Newberry at 40 o IN
Leave Alston at $40 m
Arrive at Columbia ut 500 p N
DsRyH Connect at Alston with Trains on tho
Spartanburg and Union Railroad connect at
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olina Railroad up and down also with Trains
going North and South on the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmington, Coz
ABBEVILLE BRANCH. 3J"s .'.E
Tram leave Abbeville al 81 o M, connect.
ing with Down Train from Greenville. LeaSe o
Cokesbury at 81 p M, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Trains
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaye
Cokesbury at 11.15 n m, or on the arrival e9
tHe DOHH 1Taln IfOm 0reSnVlll6. A0nNeB A9O
baville at o'clock p. M, connecting with UR
Train from Columbia.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND PLUR RIDGE
DIVISION. -..'
Leave Walhalla at 6.50aA
Leave Seneca at $40 m
Leave Perryvile at 6.So'an
Leave Pendleton at 7.20a IA
Leave Anderson at 8.1o IN
Arrive at Bolton OF $50 o m
UP. -. \ r.
Leave Bolton OF .., 7.QS pRs
Leave Anderson aG 7.6O "A
Leave Pendleton at 9.4S m
Leave PerryVille go D IA
Leave Seneca at $50 D m
Arrive at Walhalla 1000 p m
Accommodation Trains between Bolton and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and satnr"
days, Leave Belton at $50 a M, or on SrTiS.
al Of Down Train from GPeenville. Leave
Anderson at 200 p m, connecting with Up
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
- General Superintendent,
JADRz NoRToN, Jr., General Ticket Agent
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| A Wisconsin, Bible roader sees in
the European war the commencement
of the end of the world. :, After recon
Piling late evOnts with the prophecies
Pf Danieb ho3lnedicts that the battle
of Armogeddon will be fought in 1900,
and it's results will be tic downfall OF
despotism and tho triumph Of univcr-
sal liberty :, }About 1946th hotoc0mplote
freedom of mankind will bo achieved
and then will come the,ond. . frr4
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FALLING sickness PerHmam-
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, $50 Fulton-strcet, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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sorafh Carollna nsailrosasa.

I H. CHARLEsTON, s. c., Dec, 1S, 1875.
On and after Sunday, DecemberS19, che
Passenger Trains on the South Caroline
Railroad will run as follows:'
80. .a 4, FOR COLUMBIA. ss
Sundays excePtsd.) sls4sh2
leave Charleston 916am
Arrive at Columbia 5O0PR
FOR AUGUSTA.
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston - ....... 915amI
Arrive at Augusta .s.......,t 3 Is pm
FOR 'CHARLEsTOS.
~ (Suhdays excepted. 49,,
Leave Columbia N90Oam
Arrive at Charleston ,.i:G "A 45pm
Leave Augusta 8 90 m
Arrive at Charleston 446pm
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPREsS.S
Leave Charleston 915pm'
Arrive at Columbia BE-, ., .. z 90 am
Leave Columbia 2 90 p m
Arrive at Charleston 640S m
= AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston s0Opn
Arrive at Augusta 745am
leave Augusta ,. ..r S80p,m
Arrive at Charleston Z 40 m
SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Sundays excepted.)
Leave Summerville at z 30 m
Arrive at Charleston 8 As m
Leave Charleston 316pm
Arrive at Summerville 4 80 D m
CAMDEN TRAIN >.
Connects at Kingville daily Except Sumo
days] with UP and Down Day and Passenger
Frains. .f.a -.
Day and Night Trains connect at Apgnssa
with Georgia Railroad, Macon aud ausasse
Railroad and Central Railroad. This routs
via Atlanta ia the qniokest and most direct
route, and as comfortable and cheap as any
other route, to Montgomery, Selma Mobile,
New Orleans,' and all other points SouthwSot,
and to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Ss.
Louis, and all other points West and North
west. ..".i ,.a'''" ~. :, .
Day Train connects at Columbia with the
Through Train on Charlottee Road (which
leaves at p. N.Y. for all points North. $50. 81,
~S.H s. 5OLOMONS, Superintendent.
s. B. PICKENs, General Ticket Agent.
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Spiritual health brings. the whole

! Spiritual health brings the whole
! ,Z5>G I { - 2 q &
! The sequel to. g beautiful song by
Eugene Field, "Groase the Griddle,
Birdie, Darling, :" is just Tout: :" We
have only room for one stanza: ,or
Scratch my back, oh brown >eyed Mabel :.
Throw the buckwhsat flour away;
Scratch as lorg as you are able, a.. rFa ..,
Hardor, stronger; that's the way. ,.''.. w.. g..
Somewhat higher; little lower;
Closer to the shoulder blade;
Digil ! Good Heavens go it slowerl
Murder Thunderl Come, that's played.
l .--1A---------A = sl1e. a ~
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Passenger trains run daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and oft.
or Monday, July l6. 1877, the following will
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10 is reported that The widow OF
Commodore Vanderbilt will marry
again shortly. 49,
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Schedule.

Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway
MAIL TRAIN. ..'
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$50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jan 10, 1877 &18 s'" ly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-04
Last ~ tght.

Rain is u cleanser ni the moral ~ we'll
~ physical atmosphere, for II keeps
loatrrS oil the corners and helps ii
maintain the peace AMI order ut the
city more quiet one than last night
IL seldom seen. The rain Tell ia tor
rents aud the streets were IA such con-
ditiOu that pedestrians were few aud lar
between In the Eighth ward things
we're remarkably dull and IA walk 81
blocks along the dripping aud muddy
sidewalks, not person might hc met.
At ten o'clock everything was ~ silent
rs u country churchyar,i, aud even the
saloons languishcd,
The center oi the city wore the same
aspect, aud every person cut had spr,
cial business Az the clock struck
eleven. not single individual was ia
sigh, on Market street from Twelfth to
SIItcCnth,
A visit t. tho police court rnom found
General Wallace making things com
Portable ior several wandering tramps
who were stretched about in various
positions ono was plHnkiny the floor,
clay pipe between his teeth, his head
bent down aud his thoughts OF wha, ?
About twelve O'Clock, n rilt appeared
ia the clouds and ihe bright new moon
hooked, scu,inel.likc. down upon the
worid, and ~ IL satisfied with the pros.
pcct, immediately Withdrew II was
decidedly wet moon. When In the
West, its horns pointcd towards the
zenith, and il could hold, without spil-
ling. an ordinary mans CAPACITY,
II is generally conceded Chat "enaugh
is least, and certainly We have had
enough rain, In charity To dcnched
world that angie should let "a Of the
yalyc.Cotd
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WEIISBURG LOCALS.

A social hop viii take place at the
Granite House, on Thursday night, u
promises 10 be u nice affair.
Miss Mollic List, 81 Wheeling, Ia visit
ing the family ri Mr.. T.. W. Paxton OF
Wcllsbug.
some light fingered scamp, with u
prnchant for iincarticles, purloined one
dozen silk handkurchiois from the show
window oi \. l.. Grimes dry goods
store, ON Monday night,
Mr. John Lcwis, IT., returned homo
lust Saturday from u lengthy visit to the
West.
We arc pleased to learn that Miss
Iillio Howell, OF Wheeling, who is visit,
inv her uncle, Albert Redman, here, In
RAPIDLY recovering from her recent dan
gcrous illness,
Il IL said that the rowiky rail
road will extend the switch here from
tho depot Ia buffalo Creek, thus
making II about hall mile
long. Tho large freight trains passing
over tho rond, and stopping here Tor
passing trains, makes II necessary to
have u longer switch.
The fiscal aud police tcrm OF County
Court commences next Monday, with
Justices Browning, Quest aud Watt Oh
thu bench. Clerks rc-clcct Turner aud
Marks will bc qualified Ut that term.
Hog killing ~ the order Of tho day
hcrrahouts, aud We await with anxious
drewi Tor some localiher Ia shoot oil the
annual strre"typcd phrase, the cry oi
tho porkrr is heard IN the laild,
Prot. Kidd, the cloculionlst, IN teach
ing clocution tu u large class al schohrs,
At bethany College, almost all the hu
dents taking lessons.
At the meeting oi the Wellshnrg Fair
Society, on Saturday, nll the old officers
Of the society were reelected. \ lew
changes were made in the heard oi
directors, Tho affairs OF the society are
III good condition.
Rumor saith our gcntlcmanly AMI
popular Clrrk ol County Court viii, nj
IN early day, reuounre tho unhappincss
III II single lite and take 10 the hymcnial
altar ono ni Wcllshurg's laircst
daughters. Va Brookr our distin
guishcd friend nothing but love, and II
hc il determined to Turn or hcn-cdit,
wc wish him all tho happiness magIn
able.
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THE PREACHER.
Have We Laid Violent Hands on
the Wrong Man? n

|
Il0taye doubts are now existing Sss to
whether Edward y, Carey The pan
brought from Chicago under suspicion
OF being the Preacher" implicated IN
tho Rogers burglary, Is the n,au VA
want. His examination viii he con-
,inued this evening, aud light thrown
upon his identity, IL was said upon
tho streets last evening that there IN u
man In business Ia this city who knows
all about Carey, but who Is unwilling Ia
receive tho necessary publicity Wheth.
| or this Ia true or not wo can not say, but
| II ~, he will undoubtedly be produced,
"Punch" Long swears positively that
this il not the man, but little reliance
can 10 placed upon any state'nont ct
his, especially 30 when he has sa'd he
would not testlly against tho preacher
| Aud besides, Il In said that several par.
ties cune here Ia identity him aud tall"l
M Ia do.
On the other hand, there IL his own
confession, very singular II he is not the
man, and tho evidence oi Sheriff Tinglc
| and Joachim Bouter, both at whom
feel tolcrablc confident that they have
sccu him before. So II II just this u
he Ia the man, we want him, and u not
prove IL TO DO u fact and let him go,
lie claims that during his eonyersa
ton with Boggs, no was decidedly under
tho influence OF liquor aud Was merely
trying To- match tho yarns spun 10y him
FROM his own statements and from his
familiar associates he must no what Ill,
| Chicago officers terin him, u Crook,
TINT IL Of course, provided his storie'
are true and not braggadocio, hut thai
IL neither herr nor there AZ far ~ Thu
charge Ii concerned M II no IN limo
cent, discharge him, and II guilty, iastm
| tho crime upon him.
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Temperance Talk.

There Was hui u snail audience At
Washington Hall last evening, owing
Ia tho h,t that Il VAS quite generally
kunwn that Col, Rnwcu had not arrived,
aud the evening Was "a Indictment that
1t Was mex, 10 impossible for thc ladies'
and folks IN general 10 be on hand
Col Bowen has written Ia tho commit
tee thai tho people would not consent
20 him leaving befurc the close vt this
week, The work ia which he Is en-
gagged In prnspering Beyond tho san
guinr expectations ot tho temperance
walkers with whom ho has boon
engaged Tor the past year, and even now
he could not come So Tar from home hut
for the promise ho has made the com.
mitteo here. lie states positively that
lac will he herr and take charge of the
Meeting at Washington iisll, ON next
TUESDAY evening, the 10th inst,
A rousing meeting will be held at
Parker Hall. this evening. Guod
SPEAKERS have teen secured, aud gond
choir will he on hand to furnish choice
music,
The Work,ngmen's union hoki
Meeting at OF Hall this evening.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm tho
Different judicial Bodies.
riWcvr r"um JUICE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT yuuKr JUICE MELVIN.
Evidence was resumed ~ the ease al
kcmp ~ Mccoy nud Edwards.
Gustav Xulolu ilrlWIg, u native oi
Prussia, was admitted IT, citizenship.
Il. u. Sinclair, ol Belmont county, VIA
admitted Ia practice IN tins court
ruIIrE CulHr MAYOR SWEENEY,
The story Of the whipping post must
have worked with rlled upon amy diS.
posed To- violate municipal laws, and l,
blank in this court waH the result, This
may hc hard on the poriratctic loalcrs
who while away tho morning hours
louuging on the railing, hut II speaks
well lot the order existing IN our city,
10 mniN Il hNl