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FOR SALE OR RENT.

X B. HARVEY offers for sale or rent,
- his BRICK STORE and DWELLING centre OF
oxford Pa tN 10 feet. three stories with basement
IT. al artmcnts. The business consisting Dry Goods
Dress Goods. Trimmings, Notions Millinery. &c was
established in 1850 and has been a great success -
Terms the easiest possible Write for full description.
Jun. 22-tf
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inflammation of the Breast.

This distressing complaint may be
cured. or entirely prevented by the timely
use OF this remedy. 1t has never failed,
when applied at the commencement, or
before the gathering takes place.
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And whence came this stain upon the
free government? Who are responsible
for it-who must answer for the impaired
sanctity for authority such legislation must
teach? Do not assume that drunken Cong
ressmeu are the sole or even the chief Of
tenders. They are but the streams which
rise just as high as the fountain that sent
them forth. They are bred and born of
the public sentiment that tolerates the
means ambition of little Or depraved men,
and they but reflect the standard of public
morality that is erected by the sovereign
people of the land. A faithful citizenship
would have only reputable law makers, and
sternly just public opinion would COM
mand order and fidelity from public SER
Times
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm
"A of DAVIS PUGH at Port Deposit and North
East, will please make immediate settlement
j. A. DAVIS, Surviving Partner
June Z9-"w Port Depos and North East
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COLLECTOR THOMAS CHARGED WITH
VIOLATIONS OF THE EXECUTIVE ORDER.-
NeD York, June 16th.-The Posts Wash.
ington special says: 4 number of affidavits
have been filed in the Treasury Depart.
ment charging Collector Thomas and other
Custom House officers at Baltimore with
setting at defiance the executive order and
participating in and manipulating the Re-
publican Primary Convention in Baltimore
last week. The Treasury Department will
investigate the charges. In consequence
of the interference of the Custom House
officers the ticket issued by them, with a
likeness of Gen. Grant at it's head, was
successful. There is division in the
party in consequence and two Republican
tickets will be run.
Washington, June 27th.-Quite large
and influential delegation of Mary land Re-
publicans visited Washington to day, and
had an interview with President Hayes
concerning the conduct of Mr.. Thomas,
Collector of Customs. in connection with
the late primary elections. Such gentlemen
as Henry Stockbridge, Judge King, Geo.
c. Maund, Orlando +. Bump, VIM. White.
lock and others of like character composed
the committee. They met the President
by appointment, and were introduced by
Hon. Mr.. Foster, of Ohio. They had
long and, from what could be learned
very satisfactory interview. The Presi-
dent stated that he had appointed Mr.
Thomas upon the representation that it
would harmonize the party, bat was now
convinced that mistake had been made.
He assured the committee that if the
charges against Mr.. Thomas of violating
the Civil Service order were sustained, and
he had intsrfered with the primary meet
ings in the manner alleged, that he would
remove him from office. The committee
did not hesitate to pronounce Mr.. Thomas
appointment as most disastrous to the party,
and assured the President there was no
hope for its success as long as he is kept in
Office.
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Who was it that first denied the re-
atty of Shakespeare's woman? Yet here
we have one of them at Washington
With her imperturabe audacity, her airy
self-possession, her thorough knowledge of
her own woman's strength, her quick APP
probation of the precise value of each of
her antagonists, Mrs. jerks might have
walked out of one of Shakespeare's come
dies.-Nep York World (De1n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-12
rne pene,ra,iur winds

The penetrating winds incident To
this season OF the year are a severe ordeal
Tor the lungs. The neglect of hard cough
generally leads to a weak ness OF the lungs,
which, not infrequenuy, results in Con-
sumption.
SCHENCKs PULAoNIC SYRUP will at once
relieve and loosen tight cough and is
such an agreeable remedy that children
Will take it without being coax ed. 4 cold
On the lungs II consumption is not al
ready developed, may be easily mastered
by the use OF the PulmoDic syrup, together
with Schenck's Mandrake Pills 10 clear
the system OF the accumulated mucus.
In more serious cases, where the disease
has become deeply seated, and the patient
suffers from loss OF appetite, weakness and
emaciation, SCHESCK's SEA WEED Tonic
should be used in connection with the
above mentioned remedies, 10 stimulate
the appetite and bring the digestive
powers INTO healthy action, thereby sus-
tanning the strength OF the patient and en-
abling him TO resist the progress OF the
disease until the PULMoSIC SYRUP may
perform its healing and cleansing work.
The use OF these standard remedl es &C
cordipg to the directions which accom-
pany them, cannot fail TO produce most
satisfactory results. \ letter addressed to
DR.. Schepck cor. Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, asking advice, will prompt
~ receive the Doctors personal attention
free of charge.
Schenck's Medicines are for sale by al
druggists.
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KILLED BY THE IsBiAas.
Finding the Body OF ma" III
: CIarksburg Killed in I7Si.


The name OF the pioneer whose bones
were accidentally discovered by Workmen
engsged in grading Mr.. Steaiey's gsfosn
!asL week, was Charles Washoufn. AZ
the time Re was killed Clsrksourg con-
sisted OF two rows of log cabins COM
nencing near the Broaddus Female Co'-
lege and extending from thence across
the creek and up the Mill to the o'd y ach-
son property. Each cabin was connect
ed by stcckade. We take the ioLoW-
ing account o, tae tragic death Of W ash
burn from Border Warfare. page 224:
an Jane, ISL, some Indians came
into the nelghboihOod Of Clsr&soufs,
and uot meeting with "a opportunity OF
killing or making prisoners of any OF the
inhabitants without the town. one Oh
them more venturous than the rest, came
so near IS TO shoo. Charles Washburn rs
he was chopping log OF wood II 'he
lot, and. running up, severed bis sAul!
with the axe scalpei him snd fed safely
away. Three o. Washburn's brothers
mad been previously murdered by ssVa-
ges."
rEo lot referred to is said by some to
be the one on which the Court House
now stands, while others think 1t was
ear the residence of the late Judge
Lewis.
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The Resources of West Virginia
COrrrspOndence Of the Register.
ADDISON, WEBSTER COUNTY. ". a,
FEBRUARY -, 1878.

ADDISON, WEBSTER COUNTY, " 4,
FEBRUARY -, 1878.
IN answer 70 your -rqGes: for ccm-
m.aica.ions from different parts OF the
Ststs, giving Information - 10 the d.
gereat counties aad their resources. wish
To SAY = few words about Webster cHnaty.
We displayed some Of our products =:
the Centennial Exhibition, tu- W. 'nu.i
60 better if We were 10 try ve.y LaTt. |
venture 70 SAY !ha: before tee ta-t'11a'
there was not one man IN g." -@o.sta'.
outside OF tie State. who knew ..v -n-
sources OF Yves. Virginia. And even 80
who I'VE nare 10 not know how r!cn w.
are. nor will we until We have a gecgra-
phica, s4rvey Of the state. " tos .e-
county S rea-Iv il the center OF g..
STAT. snt s covered with fire timber.
such IS poplar, b.ack walnut, oak q a..
kinds. sugar. cherry, yew, pre-, X. &c.
OR mountains are IL. II ca! aai It's
essv o.. access n mscy places al YOU
asve % 30 Is 10 :crs0e ire leaves Of sHd
there : he Goa, n veins OF from two 10
ten feet thick. In neaT.y every run II
the county there IS c1al. l. the county
wss settled thick.y. resriy every farmer
could nave coal banks % H!s farm The
county IS well wAte7ei and conts.ns hun
.-rGs Of good mil sites. We have lew
mills bu: they are not eqaa! % The de-
mand.
sheep and cattle raising would psy
vel. here. Sheep run cut a.. the year
roua
Gram OF 81. kinds viii DO vel, corn
especially. Auan can buy land II tIls
county. clear the ground. ience l., ard
raise \ crop Of corn which Will pay Tor
ne and and COS: Of clearing ant iencing.
] know there Is s great deal said shout
oar land titles, but there are plenty OF
good titles. New York, Philadelphia or
Baltimore are not the pisces where our
lands should be purchased, but come here
and hunt out tsrm, then ind out aosIt
the title and if good, buy II and 90 TO
work. What We want Is energy, indus
trv and capital. Persons not poS:essln 2
one Of these are not waEtet in Webster.
Go 4. HEAD.
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Esnye-aud the Republican Party.

Philadelphia Times.
President Hayes hss Il political dispute
on Eaad ~ Washington that presents
cute Al interesting issue. The k'pG3.
lean Senators and Con-ressnen think
ia. ne IS killing ;ae Republican party.
while HAYES thinks that Dc Is jus; lntls-
..., fresh lite into the ce:gnc. Republic
.r..c, that ne found when be entered the
Presidency. The thing Is ratEer one
srtgd-Esyes sssinst AL the ctner Re
r-5lca-s. but President cuGR. %
A-Ow something shout such things. We
--cg.yc. once reading o: another fellow
who hal y Ike issue with every cody
shout liu As 70 whether he or the entire
community Was insane, snt the result
was MS retreat % a math0Cse. Ma'orl-
;.es don always prevail IN Presidential
elections, bat taey ar wonderfully etec-
tive IN some cases.
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Not wnrlike, but Heuesi.

Cincinnati Com mercl2!-
Senator Thurman is sometimes not 3
very energetic and wsrlike man, oat he
Is thoroughly honest and honorable
msn, and IN his Pacific railroad bill he
means business. 1t would be we'll II the
public were able to give the old Senator
their attention on this subject.
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a Big Record for one Man =

SteUhenvNle Gazette.
The wife OF William Thompson, Of
Sloan station, gave birth 20 twins, boy
and \ clrl, this morning, Dr.. j. W. Col
ms officiating. Mr.. Thompson is = man
we'll I'D in years, and ass had two wives,
who have borne him twenty-five chill
treu, the oldest Of which Is forty-twO
wears OF age. They are ali boys but two,
and only one is dead. This Is big rec
ord tor one EIan.
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RELIABLE neip tor weak and nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
tra:ing diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desicera:um, Avoid imitation. Book
and Journal. with particulars, mailed
free. al .ress PULvERMACHER GAL
vASIC Co., Cincinnati. Onio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-12

TIE Princess Yrturbide, daughter OF
the ex- nperor OF Mexico, while IN
Philadelphia, occupied apartments at the
Coonnade Hotel, and paid high comPil-
ments to its excellent management and
Quiet comfort.
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The EiSht-HOur Law.
4ncinnati Commercial.

I .uGIUuIIl NJII4AAAN N--"t'
The proposal to revive the eight hour
law come. .. an oppe,trne time, when
millions are anxious for work Tor sn {!
number of hours per day. The Con-
gressional demsgogues should employ =
brsss mon KEY 10 blush for them.
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SWORN EVIDENCE.

.,.r,c cure Is probably the n,ose
me Isle ever effected by any redl-
al PREPARATION for the treatment on
catarn;
c-s,rr-r h"-r1 .. si sy NE ySa ,-SF hive
a. ..- '-t.-rr. u.t~ rendered partially
Sssn e. ...-.~ ... bead, pains scross the tenn
.s,L lN. '.. g.. ...| painful eyes, swollen
III .'EFy ~ ,..... .a.. and constant cough,
IN or ~. -... ....-r ana every Indication
go pain ,rr...... ..gHat all the time. Tho
rfe.rs-. .rat.t -" rapidly IN my ue4d anu
-,f'-- 81. 4..u-l nor ..arn them .rHe. Frequently
,s!C.' 'Aa' -,.ff ar..rg sat 81 bod. y seemed 70
ne a' 'a. ..-y means 3D. my power 20 dlslodge
-.-..-sy % ,-- ~. rr-.ut and head before being
ne -''o' lain. For q period Of SIX years my
.ra'y -' -'-r-gtrt aat so much lNHamcG that
.--s.s y r.'rr...-vs swallow. finally consulted n
r-.t ,-..r1 Boz r.. ,... 20 an Hptr l'sioL ~ ,ttiH'
err ~ - .s--t postponed u. The constant IN
'.. a. q. ru-gtlon 10 my 'hToat caused py
-- ....,r- I'm. .rnr dropping A2Na IN my ht1I
re ra.- ir. rfl. lam. O.. my .El - that cough
Is. '....-'.r "a deep. hard cough. Meanwhile
81 .-- began .1s"N t..t ne. ; ~ LIS
2! los, lesG. z -. ~, , a when
81 ache. '...s stage, or about SIX months
Ht began tac use Oh . =. 1870 800
-rs C. '-'-'.'' ,. r. % a-sr lose seemed % clear
'r.- ..rf.d nov known % 70 De for years. lt
q. "a r-aagl..y % aT'es, l.e g.'..in'S q, =,
st.srs, IN .r-.! the inflammation and swell
E4'- 20 -..r. SD ..4t they -ygG cease 20 tTNnOie
- a soreness across my Sa--I ItsappesTeuJ
-s. ~ discs .r .V head ceased. my senses u
o. 7.-. - n r.s-trg wrGr completely restored.
s..- o. .e-,-, m u disease thut had -etuced me
a.-. -.. III rae grave Disappeared ON tAc uSo
4. 81. -,--..- +. .rrr,r. q -EE FOR tNrNRRIi.
10 SAW. '. .- .r-......r because, - druggist,
.r.. . gent "... ~ 7.l"F. Z .G9.. C'tLItn,
D. .,. 10 convince G.--Y IA..t us Is yreat
- --..- web -, t-ol.mr~t Of Cl:ar-h -
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WANTED.

We WI. pay the h.ghest!market price
tor all cfthe following articles, or We vii
81 them for YOU on i've ~ per cent COM
mission: Butter, hees-, Eggs, Poultry,
Lard, Ia low. Feathers. Potatoes, Apples
Grain. Flour, Feed, Fur, Hides, Wool,
PEANUTS, Broom corn. Dried Fruit, hay,
Hops. &c, &c. Liberal cash advances
made on large couSiguments o! staple
articles Farmers. shipperS anu dealers
q general merchandise should write for
Rri~reuc Pac- Current and stencil, &c
When writing Is tat. Whether YOU w h
,o snip ON consignment or sell = yn"
wis. 'p SCI, mem, The a...r,.. au4oa4t OF
each, AZ 8, u~r ~ Unrest price tor same,
delivered r.. - 81. ice on board carsl at
your nearest Shipping point. Also, II pos
sole send sample by mail II too bulky oy
freight. Address,
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In EYrr,body,s Month.

Praise and ScZODoST-Grestest luxury
OF modern times-besuIIdes and preserves
the teeth. The repuIsive breath Is rem
daret as fragrant rs rose, and coIdness
by friends. or in business, will now be no
longer noticed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-12
ORNAMENTAL. GARDENING

DESTLEMES WHO DEz-IRE SHADE
VI Trees removed, planted or pTgJ-d,
Gardens d"s gurd, graded fOdns'i or AZ.
ranged. would Do Tsi 90 give their orders
az early ar I'@i...r - ~ 10 have tH"
rgGTu Work done tbat lIeFs may b." time
or ever sn.uR % nov ami p" settled be-
lore ~" wa:E veal bier rDn4ss upon Va.
ls.at' p "a b. prepared ~ keep .or!rns
clean, --s-s cut. ala plants ZEONip< fDr
The season - = JOS pro-.
Rus'i~ stands. EsianIl e. Pots, Iron Vases
and Hanging EssNrts e 81 a. tbe ioWt~t
ratef.
T. thDss bav'aK snail garden plots
would -uE-lst ~ ttaEt8fGl " Hdgw
Gardening, upN - sDrcT|IU..y Praetlcsi,
paIacss despite 90. ..,Dfy ailaDs y AsTs. Any
- r.ssti.aa NJ !EaGgci.Ous all b. given
Win P-.sAsre. a.. WCr1 susIantscd.
J.. BAILEY.
.alE4 al. yaEIb street.
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Spaldng's Glue ments broken toys. &c.
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RI0 COFEEEs.

% bags good 80 choice Rio coffee Iu
,c-.vrG Hud for sIiy uy NJ. kIILLN
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,.c cure Is probably the r1ose
,o,,rasIon for the treatment Of
esrarr7:
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SARnIEXA RICE.
FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and NUiAs~TI. Just received,
lot o.. strictly prime A,W Orleans sugar
and l!u.a,,,s, wIi.l are offered Co. Two
trade al low Gsgg.. ". REILLY.
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s-----E. 81. ......-,,,-,4 ~, sari ,;@g-y. ?.
-..- .. ~. ....4r. rglt -an foregoing state
pun. ~ 20, .-r-.Na# '-g. Before mh,
---''. -sE.I y. THOMAS. -st.cc u Tie Peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-27

THE English Lutheran Sunday Schools
second and last excursion for the season OF
1878, Is announced for day after tomorrow
and is already talked about In many homes
throughout the city. These excursions
arc perhaps us unsellish in their manage
ment as anything can be, and hence we
arc always ready TO say u word to encour.
lge thom. Few persons have my Idea OF
the great labor and anxiety they cost the
management on the one hand, aud fewer
still perhaps, except those who take part
in them, the wOndrous benefit and joythey
give the hundreds who cannot get from the
CITY in any other way. Conducted on the
strtutest principles OF temperance and
purity, they arc, always full OF innocent
mirth without tho contamination OF char
acters who find this schools excursions too
pure for their enlOymcut. The llnpreoe-
dentediy low rites at which tickets are
sold, and the magnificent forest OF Capt.
Shirts, where the day will be spent, la-
ecther with the attractions OF Washington,
Pa, will no doubt draw the largest crowd
which has ever left the city under this
schools control, The rates arc only 90
cents for round trip, for adults, and %
cents for children under IL years OF age:
Substantials and refreshments will be sold
at very low rates in grove by the ladies' OF
the church. n a
The wcIl-to-do citizens OF Wheeling
should help Mr.. Barnitz and his self.deny-
ing workers by. the purchase Of tiCkets.or
by contributions to the excursion fund,
even though they cannot attend them
selves. -. ae pl a5t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-27

POLICE CouRr-J6dge Cunmr. = This
court did large business yesterday morn:
ing, disposing Of the following eases:
Kate Mooney and Laura NlcGavin, for
keeping houses Of ill-tamc. Guilty, fined
$50 and costs, and in default OF payment
they were committed.
Jennie Norrington and Mary Shipp, on
the same charge, were fined so and costs,
which they paid,
Fred Bingham, John Williams, Henry
Price, Carrie BOwln and Rebeca McCann,
arrested for prostitution, were fined SO
and costs each. Bingham, Williams and
Price paiG; the women were committed.
Hugh Boyd, drunk, fined 81 and costs;
paid. John Chambers, drunk, fined s.
and costs; paid. Perry Miles, disorderly,
fined s. and costs; committed. Mrs. Perry
Miles, same charge; dismissed.
Daniel OLeary, for assaulting Ella At
well, fined SO and costs. Committed.
Henry Harris, for assaulting Alb! Nelson,
fined $50 and costs. Paid. n
John Condry, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Paid fn.f-, I
Edward Murray, disorderly, fined s.
and costs. Committed
: Alex. Grcssinger, 'disordCrly, 81 and
costs, but execution suspended on pay
ment OF costs. BIZ.
The case against Caroline Ritz for burn
ing combustiblesin her yard, close to Erb's
stable, endangcring said property, was
continued until this morning at 0! O'Clock.
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4! River $teet 3 inches and ~ falling u. &. !.

River 3 feet 8 inches, and falling W
The Hornbrook departed Tor Parkers'
burg ut lOl o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
M usual - 4 ilEG gC ~ or III
The Andes did not arrive from Cincin'
natl until 10 o'clock last night.
The O'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh at
: O'Clock this morning.
The Katie Stockdale, from Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, will be due ZONE time in
the forenoon.
The W. =. Thompson, from Cincinnati,
will be due ut thispOrt at noon.
The Science will the packet for Parkcrs-
burg at lOI o'clock to-day. u.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati ut .
my telegraph ....
PrrrsnuRGH, August 2G.-Riverl foot and
falling. Weather iair and cool.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 9G,-No arrivals or
departures. Weather cloudy, thermoln-
ctGr $50. ,s, b., .i.s !, i. !.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-Wcather clear
and pleasant. Departed : Mary Elizabeth,
New, Orleans. River. falling with ieetd
inches in the canal. 45......i d.
CAIRO, Aug. 26.-Arrived: N.Y. Choice,
St. Louis. Departed: Ny Choice, st. Louis;
John Dippold, New Orleans. River 10 feet
and rising. Weather clear, lnurcury I4S.
CIXclSSArI, Aug. oG.-River l9 feet and
falling. Weather fair and pleasant. Ar
rived: Telephone, Pittsburgh; Hudson,
Wheeling ;Bransforl, Evansville. Depart-
ed: Telephone, Pittsburgh. n
NASHVILLE, Aug, 96.-lsiyer 10 inches on
the shOls. nv L,N W
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GoSE TO TIE WEsT.-William Ming
Nicoll, an old and well known citizen, has
gone West, and with his family will locate
in Pawnee county, Southwestern Kansas,
on the line OF the AtChison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad, seven miles from the
town Of I.arned. Mr.. Nicoll had been n
citizen OF Wheeling for nearly fifty years,
having come here from Patterson, \. j., in
1928, when u years OF age HeLlearncd
the trade OF saddler with Mr.. Lamb,
fathcr OF Daniel Lamb, Esq. He was for
many years engaged in mercantile pur-
suits, and was always an esteemed citizen
and IN excellent man. Although joining
the great army OF Western grangcrs
ut late period in life, he will
have the valuable assistance OF three
stalwart sons, all Of whom have more
or less been trained in agricultural
pursuits. His son James had already
secured a farm in the locality mentioned,
and Mr.. Nicoll bought one adjoining, with
thirty acres Of land broken up and one
croptakcnOil, which leaves il in good CON
dition for cultivation. This land he bought
Mt - 75per'aCrc, which is regarded as re-
markably cheap. He ordered a house to
be erected at Chicago, which will be de-
'livered Mt the farm almost rs soon rs his
family reach their destination. Mr: Nicoll
aud family will be u valuable social nc.
QUESTION 10 the neighborhood in'which
they locate. We wish them success and
happiness in their new home.
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BgILAIRE LoCAIs.--The funeral yOf Miss
Emma Carroll, who last Friday died ot
that dreadful disease, Consumption, took
place Yesterday afternoon. The remains
were followed to their final resting place
By host Of mourners. who out OF deep re-
spcct to the deceased aud 10 II beEeayed
family, paid this last tribute.
The school bell will again ring forth Us
inviting notes TO the little folks here next
Monday. 1t will be "play-toys to the rear
and school-boOks to the front.
Mr.. Joseph Blackbune, Of this city, has
been appointed by Resolute Council No.
IL, OF the Junior Order Of american Me-
clanics, as Deputy STATE Councillor.
A new platform ut the y, 4 o. Il, k.
depot il to be built this week. ....'.
Miss Lille Anderson, Of WGllsyillc, o.,
is visiting friends here. ..,.,..1
Inquiries are made here daily by NUM-
crous folks anticipating TO attend the
Marietta Reunion, what extra liberal in
ducements, II any intended, will the
Wheeling and parkersburg Steamboat Co.,
hold out to excusionists during the com
ing occasion. 49,.
Mr.. r. NJ. McCiGw has quit the hardware
business here toaccept u position rs trNvcl-
ing agent for Philadelphia firm,
The complaint IL made, and apparently
with grea, deal Of justice, Of the Assem-
blagc Of lOatcrs and worse characters Mt
rect corners and in front tbarbcr shops,
Not only are citizens greatly annoyed but
respectable females dread to pass along
the streets after twilight. -..
An "cnclantress" has located in bust!
ness in a trading boat, near Benson's Fer
ry. Fifty cents will impart the secrets OF
a future life to any 50 DESTROYS. II is q
good investment too, in these hard times.
Superintendent Rodewig is having the
street cars repainted and new roofing put
on them. ~