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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-07
TEE C0UETS.
Ycsierday's Proceedings I'm the bli-
ferenf Judicial Bodies.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the chancery case of Jane Schne!-
der vs.. Il. A.Thornburg and others, mo
ton to docket was mace, and aissoLu-
ton Of the Injunction asked for. Taken
under sdvisemeEt.
A motion for reargument OF the mo-
ton to qussh attachment in case OF ). ,.
Hswley vs.. Somehow u Co., was made
and docketed.
In the case of Whitney x Raymond
VS.. j. J. Sweck, the demurrer to plain
tif-s declaration was sustained and cause
remsnded 10 rules.
The case of the State vs.. Thomas
Sweeney, charged with rape was put
upon trial before the following jury: &.
Cline, p Weir, A. Q. Eof, 7. w. Welt.
Eel, J. W. Wolvingtonn c. Leonhart,
John Birch. A r. kalb, l.. Strobe,
James Quarter. j. c. Anderson, and ,.
Cans, with tair prospects OF night SEES
sion. The State IS represented by l.. :.
Jordan, Prosecuting Attorney, and >. Ii.
Good; the defense by Z. g. Cracrst. and
Davenport < Dovener.
Rev. j. H. Me Mechen, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, was authorized to
celebrate the rites of mstrimOny.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRAEMER.
This Court disposed of five cases, with
fine: ranging from 81 and costs to $50
and costs.
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kcnIIinK NeWs.

The Pitts burgh Dispatch of yesterday
says of that next Saturdays scuil race is
now almost an assured fact, the final de-
post having been made with h. W.
Beaumont on Saturday. Felsinger is here
now and makes his headquarters with
the Dsnnals Boat Club At Soho. Gus.
Hanke, Of the Lessure Boat Club, of
Wheeling, is his trainer. Both men are
in GOOD condition, and each mans friend
feels confident that their favorite is the
man, so that closely contested race is
expected. Nick Layberger's new boat is
thirty-one feet by eleven feet and one
half inches, and mis- SOULS ten feet one
inch Considerable interest is felt in the
race, and should the weather be fine
there will be large turnout. Wheeling
also promises TO give her man a hand
some send-otf"
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Accident.

Information has reached this city that
Mr.. James Lashly, who is employed at
the Union coal banks, on the OHIO side
of the river, near Moundsvllle, WAS seri'
ously burned on the face, arms, eyes, ears
and left hand by the explosion of lamp
in the nine one day last week. Mr..
Lsshley's son was with him at the time,
but was saved from the explosion by the
mule running away with the car in which
he was sitting. The mule had been
severely scorched on an occasion similar
to this, and as soon as he saw the fash he
dashed of, carrying the Car and youn s
man with him, and thus saved himself
and Mr.. Lashley, Jr
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Yesterday morning Mrs. Joanna
Bolens appeared before Justice Wait
and made oath that Thomas Reed, Harry
Christleb and Milton Chriestiieb had on
the previous night fastened her son John
IN a shed in the centre OF the city and
committed upon HIM q revolving crime.
The boys were arrested by Constable
Cooper and an examination took place
before Justice Wait. The crime charged
was not denied, but the fac. that neither
of the BOYS WAS over twelve years Of age,
and the absence of proof of youthful de-
pravity, was taken into consideration by
the Squire and after conference with
the Prosecuting Attorney il was deemed
best to drsmiss the cases upon payment
Of costs by the parents OF the defendants.
This was done and the boys were dis
charged.
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COnViYial,

The Excelsior Dancing Club will have
y ball at Goetze's Memorial Hall, corner
of Market and Twenty-third street, on
Friday evening next. Cocksyne viii
furnish the music. The following gen
tlemen are on the committees named
and will do their utmost to add to the
pleasures of the evening; Arrangements
H. Shank, J. McCurdy, 7. Fischer, j
Hughes. Invitation - b. Gering, 4
Riddel, NJ. Shortley, T. Condry, e.
Evcns, T. Fischer, o. Fryer, j. Rouse, I
Barkman, s. Burbit Floor Managers
l.. Hildebrand, o. Fryer, b. Gering, 4
Condry Ballet master and assistant
James McCurdy and Henry Shank.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 9
feet and falling.
The Ragon tor ParkGrsburg and Than
hauser for Matamoras le!. on time yes
terdsy morning
The +. NJ. Norton with tow Of iron
ore. AMI the Tom Rees No. with an
empty low, passed up yesterday.
The Alice, from ST. LOUIS 10 Pitts.
burgh, passed up Saturday night.
The Els LGymsn passed up yesterday
with tow OF stsyes
The Salt Valley will pass down early
this morning for lrouton
TIC y. Nesl is the Pittsburgh packet
this morning, leaving at O'Clock prompt
The Courier is tho mail packeL this
morning for Parkcrsburg, leaving At
1890 O'Clock.
The Andes departs for Cincinnati TO-.
day At . o'clock. Mr. Ed Muhimsn has
charge of the office and will SEQ that
passengers receive the best OF attention.
The Emma Graham will pass up this
morning for Pittsburgh.
The Barnard and baryes were 10 leave
last night for st. Louis.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, May River six feet
two inches and stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Robert b. Woods TO me, dated
January 80, 1866, and recorded IN DEED
hook No 81, page IS, of the records OF ONO
county, West Virginia, shall. on 49,
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1873,
At the front door of the Court House OIL
ohio county, sell the following described
property, tO-wit: Lying about so miles
north OF the city OF Wheeling on ID e east
side OF the Ohio river, being part OF the
\. p. Woods old home farm, having a
front on the east side of the county road
aud bounding thereon 80 poles ana e1-
tending eastward about 100 poles, contain
ing - acres Of land, and covering and In
gliding 1919 acres OF coal.
Also, strip OF land III feet wide running
from said tract 10 the river, being the
north halt OF a private road.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiTd cash, and the
balance in six and twelve months, secur'
ed by deed OF trust.
$. BRADY, Trustee.
w II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
Atthe same time will be sold in cOnnec-
ton with the above, or separate If desired,
uO% acres OF coal lying Immediately
back OF aud adjoining the above tract. al
living convenient and near the r, W. x
XIV. K. Il. ROBERT Is WOODo'
maT1u
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MAS BREWERY, &C.
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
W
Marzaretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, and others,
N CHASCERY.


The undersigned, Special Commission.
ars hereby give notice that by virtue OF
me authority vested in them by decree
made by said-COurt in the above entitled
cause on the 9TH day OF April, 1873, they
Will, on No., -, ~ ~, ,,->,r
1873. sell al puulIc auction, al the mont
door of the Court House of OHIO county,
West Virginia, in the city of Wheeling, 10
The highest ana best bidder, the real eSijtte
OF which said David Mas decd, died
seized and possessed, tO-Wlt: The piece OF
land. containing about two and One-half
acres on which said DaN id Mas had ms
residence and brewery nj the time OF his
death which was conveyed to him by one
Franz Heguer and wife by deed dated
March 10, 1857, and now OF record in the
CLERKS Office OF the County Court OF said
county, i'm deed book No. q, page ~ and
dsscl bed I'm said deed as follows: Front
ing on the continuance of Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with HOnman'S line northeast one nun
bred and ten feet; thence north 10 Bush
field Il McMecheu's line; thence east 10
John MCluTc'S line. thence with MS me
about 80 feet; thence west 10 Holman :
line, the place of beginning.
Also, lot No. UUII one hundred and four,
ON the northwest corner OF Fourth tlatcly
called Bank street aud Coal street, 'front.'
ing ~ feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street luO feet, beng
same lON Nhll "a W 7tNAA 10 W. e'''' -
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October 3. 1867. and now OF record in said
Clerks Office in deed book No. 53, page
M. All OF said real estate being IN said
city, county and state
TERMS or SALE-One-iOUTth Of the pur-
chase money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect 10 pay, in cash; the
residue In three equal instalments, each
bearing interest from the day OF sale and
ruyab,c respectively III six, twelve and
D q q z D
purchaser TO give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory TO the under
signed IOr said deferred Iayments, ana the
title 10 be retained until payment in full
Of the purchase money.
LEWIS :. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
l. C. HFRNFY. AucfiOueer. mali
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TruCtee,s Sale of Real Estate.


ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made to me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May o.,
1874. and recorded in the office of the CLERK
nf the County Court 81 ohio county, West
Virgiuia, in deed OF trust hook No. :, pages
Is ana rs, will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
font door Of the Court House, IN the city
of Wheeling, the following described real
estate. that is to say: The west, or alley
part oftne south half OF lot 1876, situate on
ih- west side OF old Fourth street, ana
north OF old Union street, that is 10 say so
nuch of said half lot as fronts on the alley
running eaStwardIy towards old Fourth
street, about 10 feet, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon.
The title TO the above property is believ-
eI to he una Fashionable, but selling as
trnStee shall only convey such title as is
vested in me by virtue oil SAID deco OF
inst THOS. O'BRIEN,
aro0i Trustee.
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A Snd Cnnnter from Real Lie.

Several years ago there came to this
city from the Fstheriand, a young Ger
man couple. They were not rich in this
worlds goods, but were. happy in each
others love. Beng industrious and pru-
dent, they were not long In laying by q
sufficient amount TO cradle the husband
TO embark in business on his own account.
Children, three in number, were born to
them, and up 10 the time OF the panic OF
1878, there was scarcely a wave OF trouble
that crossed their sea of lie. But in this
wear reverses met them as it did many
others, and becoming involved in debt,
the father, in order TO provide sgainsJ all
contingencies, and 10 keep as he felt to
be his duty, home over their heads,
made over all his property to his wife
1t was not long before he found he had
made false move. The wife be-
came more and more exsCting
and on one occasion eXerted
her power to such an extent as to 20 to a
building association, where he had paid
in five hundred dollars and withdrew the
entire amount. Hard words, Crimins-
lions, End separation followed, the wife
taking the children from the father, and
to day she, accompanied by the children,
leaves Wheeling for the Old Country,
there to remain, perhaps, forever. The
father is nearly broken hearted, but will
not, be says, place even straw IN the
way of his wife carrying out her fall
wishes. This is a sad story, but true
one, and the parties referred to are well
known in the section of the city where
they reside
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A Novel Advertisement.

Yesterday morning Christ Siebke took
quite ~ novel mode in advertising the
Nail City book beer, by tying q buck
goat in, front of his saloon. Chris made
neat scarlet cover for his goat, aud on
it plschd "Bock Beer Although the
idea wss wholly an original one, it had
much to do in causing hsndkerchlefs and
smelling bottles to seek the nasal organs
of sill who passed that way. a healthy
young man was employed sll day to
feed his gostship on onions. This, prob
ably, caused the eders waited away on
the breeZes.
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MEMBERSHIP.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Last Nights Raid.

About il o'clock last night officers
Henry, Thompson, Defbsugh, Baird and
Graham made a descent on house kept
by Madame Lillian Wells at No. CO,
Eighteenth street. Unfortunately for
the citY's treasure and fortunately for
the trequenters of this den, no one was
caught except the Madame, VINO was
summoned to appear at Police Court this
morning to render ar occount of herself
and house.
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The LaBcIe started up yesterday, but
on account OF the bursting Of n pipe
which supplied the boiler with water the
factory was stopped the greater portion
of the day.
The Riverside and Belmont also re-
sumed operations at the same time.
We are informed that the Bcnwood
Iron Manufacturing Company Will close
their furnace a. Martins Ferry, to-day
tor the purpose Of making ropaIrs.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transfer of real estate
was lett for record at the office OF the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made April %, by w. j. W.
Cowden, trustee, and the Franklin Build
ing Association to Philip Metzner, for
one full lot of ground situated in Centre
Wheeling, and known as lot No. q on
Water street, North side of Alley B.
Compensation $500.
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Il your little ones wsken you in tee
night with q spell Of coughing, yon can
cure them in few minutes Uy givihg
them few doses Of McLain's Pectoral
Cough Syrup, which Is warranted 10 con.
tain nothing which would iujure the moot
delicate person. It's 8 wonder 70 Us how
they can furnish such large bottle for
Is cents, but suppose they make it up in
the ousn tity they sell.
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EXCURSION 10 Pittsburgh.

The managers of the p, w. & X. di-
vision Of the Panhandle route have
arranged to run 3 special excursion train
to Pittsburgh on Saturday, the lIth inst,
10 enable our citizens TO witness the beat
race between Fel'ing and Layberger
The train will leave Wheeling at 1870,
arriving at Pittsburgh al $3.50, and leave
Pittsburgh, returning, at g P. VI Fare
for round trip $3.50.
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InnRIIAbIe Mailer.

The following letters are detained at
the Wheeling Postofice for the necessary
stamps;
Miss Maggie futile, Sistersville, Wet
eel county, w. Va; Andrew Knoch,
45l Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa; Henry
Roemer, Main street, city Phil Winters,
ZAP Main street. city.
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breach OF the Pence.

Edwin Day and Thomas Day were be
fore Squire Mix yesterday, charged with
disorderly conduct and threatening to do
bodily harm to G. Klages. They we're
required to pay the costs in the case and
to lind security in $50 to keep the peace
for six months
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PUBLIC SALE
FOR SALE.

IOFFER FOR SALE MY Residence
and Grounds, mile east of the CITY on
the National road, at the terminus OF the
Film grove railroad.
There are some IA acres of land, with the
choicest fruits and shrubbery. The house
contains All cOnVeuienceS of gas, water,
&c. and is in perfect order. Staohng,
green house, ice house, milk house,
Hruery, &c, convenient.
Terms easy. Improved city property IN
Wheeling or Baltimore, Will De taken III
Amply To myself until the l5ih of May;
after that time TO Mr.. Chambers Hervey.
MARIA SAN Ell LACNhLAN'
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Don't TAIL to procure Mrs. Winslow'
Soothing Syrup for Gil diseases OF teeth
ing in children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving rehet and health
to the child, gives rest 10 the mother.
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VIRGINIUs Lodge A. A. l. S. & T. w.
will give grand dramatic entertain
ment st Washington Hall, on next Fri
day night. The proceeds will be devoted
to the fund for the proper reception OF
the Grand Lodge of the order which
meets here in September.
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Grand Opening Tomorrow.

Vim. &. Heuiser, formerly of the Tidal
Wave saloon, Will open his saloon at No.
u, Eleventh street, called the Old Ex-
change, with Book Beer and Grand
Lunch free to all his friends and patrons.
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aeheeling &eglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Furniture and Csrpets-Zink Il More
head
Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
Brussels Csrpets-G. Mondel, Booth
u 90.
Handsome and Spacious - Joachim
Beuter's Saloon.
Lost-Wa tch Charm.
Sunday Excursions-Stesmer Express
Excursion 10 SteubeDville-St. Pauls
Church.
Grand Opening-Wm. Heuser's Sa-
loon.
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Reue1toTMrs. Sullivan.

The complimentary benefit rendered
to Mrs. f. S. Sullivan by her friends,
which took place at Westwood's Hall
last night was well attended, and the
programme was excellently rendered
throughout.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

n HEAVY STONE WAGONS. EIGHT
= Coal Cars, one cart, one Farm Wagon,
one Spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
punched and counter SUM-. One new
Snrino Wagon. =. J. ELLIFRITZ,
anI5 Cor. Path and Market streets
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REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

The special committee appointed to
confer with the State Board of Public
Works, stated that they had met that
body and reported that the basis upon
which the State would complete the
road TO the city across the Peninsula from
the National road at Fulton, is that the
sum OF $500 be raised by the county or
otherwise to grade and plan the road from
the Fulton bridge to the Nation al road
in good condition, then the State would
take the entire road aforesaid and con.
Linue it to the city. The State having but
q limited sum on hand at present, asks
this assistance to enable them to complete
the road.
The estimate of $500 was made by
Eugene Smith, and the committee ask
the adoption of the following
Resolved, That the sgreen.e nt with the
State Board of Public Works be accepted
ResOired, That the President and clerk
with the Prosecuting Attorney prepare
the proper papers and make the tran sfer
Of the county's right, title and interest
in the Fulton bridge road to the State of
West Virginia. WIN. EWING,
Chairman.
Resolution Nc. l was amended by
Myles, that after accepted, and that the
sum Of S4O0 be and is hereby sppropri-
s:ed by the county.
The report was adopted as amended.
FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS.
The Committee on Finance and Ac.
counts report IN the matter OF sundry pc
tItiors referred, asking for reductions and
corrections Of assessments, as follows:
In the matter OF August f. thinner
man on ore-hslf lot No. 2, square 35,
Richie district, claimed to be double
assessment, upon examination fnd it to
be SIS claimed, and it Is ordered
that said Zimmerman be
refunded for the years Of lS76-77 on one
halt lot square S. Richie district, and
valuation of $500 being county tax S2.S8,
State, Sl9O; State School, 90 cents, and
the assessor Is hereby ordered to drop
said one-half lot from MS land book.
VIM. Crsig's claim of an erroneous as
sessment of piece of ground near La
grange, Richie district, upon ex1miu-
alton, find it to be as claimed
on its valuation of $500, with
interest for 1875, back taxes snd in
terest. 1t is orderea tina: VIM. Craig be
refunded county tax 1925, State tax
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AN elegantly carved Knsbe Piano, IN
splendid condition, tor sale q. 8 great
bargain Ct Sheib's music store, Washing
ton Hall.
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BIZ EVERY consideration Of prof. and
proprety, the blood should be kept 4b-
solu.sly pure by u,ing DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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Reduced from 35c TO zoe.

30 pieces British and French Dress
Goods reduced this day from 3jc o 2OS.
| Blum & Bro.
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II you want your Biscuits, Mullins,
Corn Bread, &c, to raise nicely, use
Morning Glory Baking Powder.
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! 1858, State school tax s. 30, and the as
SCISSOR to drop said land from Dls books.
John W. {: Smiths claim o. a double
| asses meut on half lot, No. 10, Madison
district. Upon examination they find it
to be as claimed 1t is ordered that
he be- refunded on half
lot No. 81 for 1877, valuation
5000, county tax $3.50, State tax 80 cents,
and State school tax 80 cents, and the
assessor % drop said ! lot from his land
| books
Henry Es4eI's G4im @. An erroneous
! assess ment on i acres, 3 ryUds and 10
perches of land IN Richland district, for
1876, on 1923 valuation, upon examlns-
tion lind It TO he erroneous, SIS claimed.
1t is ordered that said Fisher be refunded
county tax 1856, road tax Sl24, and GER
tify school fund 81 cents State
tax Sl24, State school tax % cents.
end the assessor to drop said land from
his book
VIM. Caroy's claim of excessive valu-
stion on part of lot Nc. IS, division j,
Richie dIstrict Is compared with aGion-
ing property upon examining It Is found
to be as claimed. 1t Is ordered thst said
Carey be refunded on su excess Of 500
valuation, beng county tax $3.2S, State
$l.2S, State school G4 cents, and the as
SCISSOR place the improvement on his land
book at $3.50, and lot at $3.50.
The petition Cf Thomas RsIston, Of
Triadelphis district, for abatement OF
taxes for 1914 was rejected.
The petition of a. j. Sweeney, recely-
er Centripetsl Power Company, Ter re-
abatement OF taxes for 1877, was re-
jected. 1000
j. B. Sheppard wss refunded on 5 $50
vaIustiou personal property, IN Madison
district.
Sundry other petitions were referred
for future hearing.
The Committee reported bills aggre-
eating Sj74 90, and ordered them paid.
The claim Of the Library Association
Is referred for further examination as to
the liability OF the county for this claim,
while some forty law books OF the County
Law Library were los. by said associa-
ton, or while they had charge OF It.
Resolved, That the foregoing report be
adopted and bills paid.
j. NJ. EWING,
Chairman.
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More New silks

We have this day received more hand
some filEs and offer them still lower than
the lowest. l. Blum il Bro.
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EXPRESS Excursion next Sunday.
CORRECTION.

Editor Of the Register.
Your Bellaire local committed grave
mistake Monday morning, in his notices
IN the burglary line. My store has not
been robbed, nor are my own goods, nor
the va}uabies of others in my charge,
accessible to the light fingered gentry
Yours, &c, I. l.. BUEDT.
BsiidiTs, May 9Th, 1878.
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First Presbyterian Church Stalls
tics

Rev. d. A. Cunningham, pastor otthis
Church, made the following interesting
report to his congregation last Sunday
The report is for the year ending April
u 1873
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Question for Biblical Students

Correspondence OF the Register.
would like to have some clergyman
or some Biblical student tell me what the
Bible means by "hliayinl?"
a READER OF THE BIBLE.
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BargainsIn men. HaIrHose.

The largest line Of Hats in this city at
Speyer Bros.