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SAVE TnE MANURE.

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Even py isrmeFs. VINO shonid oe the ones
who would realize the vslts there 70 10 u.
there srems y DC but az indifferent eiiOrt
made 70 save the ben mahnie. ior much ~
It's value - wased by not taxing cate 81 y
properly or 10 time. ~h'Is u is often usd
On such crops as are not capa' ~ uii,z W
ito the grsstsss : ls-nt 90 =, proht. O"od
ben nianafs irsiH 'erl' sh,eh have hrtn
liberally led . vstp as slnuch as guaho.
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TIE
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The most popular scieu,l6s paper in the
Morld.
OaV ss.s0 a Year. Including Postage.
Weekly. 81 Numbers gear. 4,0o Jook
Isyes.

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Glass Ms-kl, Newspaper o. Sixteen p-gfs
printed 10 the most beautiful style. PrD
Jvseiy aiasfnte,i vifh splendid engncisys.
rrPrs nting the newess lnstntioh. aud iLr
most iecehi Advances in the Arts aud
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Facts m Agriculture. lIoriirultarr. the
ilDne. Health. Medical l'isgre,s. S"risl
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which includes postage. D.smuni TO Agents
single eupie,. ten cents. ~ q By all News
des'crs. Remit BY postal order 10 MUM
& co; Publishers. 50 p.rk Ros, Nsu
York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
TREAT THE COWS KINDLY. /

Treat The coss yon milk siib the great.
est kindpsss. Never bswl n. or kick or
suiks sew. II eoss are irested kindly.
they will readily yield ,heir mix "
sbussd. they will hold Is up. Mos epw-
ere ruined sLsn he,feIs. Some rough.
tass;ooatsd man undertakes 70 break ibris
20 milt. fksy are fsaffai hct M le
hart. hold ap their nils. kieE. slli ., {
sssnd aill, and The usaD who bieaks Them
ara tksy kisk 10 iriurn. ssd ire perhaps
pstu..1stt.y rpinsj .s Be kibl G,nss
Caves sni hsissr should ts psitei Ill,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

WHAT YOUK I

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The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Kefcseps illsoften hoots and shoesiihn
have .sleen hardened hy water, and .wil
render them pliahle ssnew. Il .ft'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Many fine horse is ruined BY driving
himssoo fas, Immediately after . hearty
meal. If the journey mnst be resumed
without delay, the horse should be..driven
very slowly for half hour or more. when
the speed may be ,afely increased. 4 good
horse is too valuable IN animal TO ruin BY
injudicious haste. ke
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

they give MIN. They sshould be taught
that man isiheir rfliend--nut enemy, They
should be we'll fed because they cab give
milk without eating the material TO furnish
H. Tfgiven warn sfablesand warm beds.
their systems do not require 10 much food
IN winter % keep ur the suimal heat. and
they will give more milk therefore. For
hmily COWS. htifers with their FIRST calves
should be MIXED till within y few weeks
af their coming in again Ever after. they
will confipnr to give milk up tosihe same
tine. Ifdriei az harly. they viii alway'
dry up tllrir milk early. - Rural World.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Flour and meal Of all kinds should b
kept in eool. dry place
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

TT ran msks rrnney fasier 81 work for ~ than
" ~ IN, thug else tslitai nut i,anlftd: vs
WI siHtt YOU sia per day n hninr made lS Tho
tndistriaita Men. women. hoys and rirlsw " M.
I'd everywhere ~ work Tor ~. Naw i thr fi,.,e.
tostly "u'fi ard ',fins nee. Address Tsrr 4
Col Augusta. Maine. r.
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TT COMPRISES

IT COMPRISES "
A Current event Expaslror:
A Living I,upii aud plath9mi
"A Missionary and isapiist Event record;
A suDlsy sehsal Institute;
An fdtnmtional Adyacafr;
view.
A Popular star, Page Family MIsuIlany aud
rlizzlef's llcalm;
A titlslan,ltnau's aud lionsckrepsr's lltIncr,
A Aialkrt fsciwitrr. ~.
Az candIrtedin NJ uri.ls,krn. wislc awak and
popular manner.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Energetic CahyaFssrs are wanted. and
will be paid liberal cAsn i'ommision.
Fm sample cepirs and terms 10 rabsas
ssrs address I. U. l,ex 3s35, New Yoik.
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cInls u ra. ~. waa q Free P.yes.

III. Examiner and Cbrunicle is di.,ipe.
lively Family Newspaper. u makms !,
tho r:diior has The co. peraiiou u the bes,
bes,psrer sriiers"f bis pwn denomination.
besides the ocasiunsl cobirihuiinhs. 10 spe.
cial depar mrnfs. n writers of acknowIsdg.
eI ability 10 other eommubious.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
~s MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR HAN AND BEAST.

TAs.tinihrnivrsy naturally originated IN Amer.
e. wh<rs Nature provides IN her isbors,ery Fuch
Surprising antidgses Cor the maladies q her ehfi-
drrh ma fame has bcrn spreading for Syesrs.
until now it cneisrics the hahitsbia Globe.
ne ncxican Mustang Iiniment is mstehles.
rrmeiy fcrall external nilmentso Of man and beast.
To stock o~ners and fxrncrs u a Invaluable.
A slHg,s botsls of1~n saves human fife or NJ.
ures1Ac n<rfaln<~< q an exceilsns hose. on.
cow = i<.s.- -.
n earts foot.Fct. hcof-sa. hollow horn, grub,
serrwworm, shoaifcrrot. mango, the bites and
stines of poisonoas reptiles and insects. and every
snek drawback 20 stock brecding and bash life.
aeurcs every external trouhic of her-ss. spos
s~ishscncss, tcratehcs. swinny. sprains. founder.
wind saii. ring boac. etc.. tte.
Ths Mexican Mustang L;piment a the quickest
cure IN tho world far accidents occurring IN ths
family. In the shsence of physclsn. such o.
burns scaids. tpFains. cuts etc. and for rhsaIna.
tixrn, and m.1ncss engrndrred by exposure. Par
fieulsriy vaiaasie 20 Miners.
n d the cheapest remedy IN the world. fcr 10
p~setr~fes ths uu-css ta che bona. and slnsi.
application Il rrncrnliy suf1eient tocure.
n<xiesn Nnsfsng ffnfment q put up IN thrrs
sizes 81 bottles tho larger ones being pruportc~-
sfsiy much the shespsst. eoiz everywh>re
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
From S. j. Belt, M. D,

Baltimore. Nd.
have prescribed col,lrn's i.IEBHs's l.klriL
Extra Z 81 REEF and Taaic tnyisarats.r. and
rhrerfulIy stafe thsf u has met my most singnnr
rxp~ctsions giving to patients long sBfrrl,le.l
by Ghrofiir diseas~s. debility. weakness, loss Of
appetite and indigrs iin, the nerslrsI nutriiivn
and nrIye iootI. sold ny ali Druggists.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
! l'rG5FSlnP. 5TF'S RYW'sil1r-'l ! GO.

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
10 Spruce ST.. N Y.
P.s. lfyou win send us the names IL ha I
doxrn high price,l papers In which you wouhl
advertise JUST NOW. if q satisfactory iaaliire-
nlrnf Is niade, We viii submit asprppo-ition. b.
return mall. which We Think wilt please you
Money saved isninney earned. send copy 81 the
advertisement ynn will use and state IN whai pa.
per you saw this.
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ForsIen,Doll4ftCash

We will insert = seven line advertisement week
insa list al 2s9 weekly nrwrpapcrs, or four lines
In lliiiercnt il~t of3i. Iaprrs.sr ten lines tw,
weeks III choice vf rithcr " nhir separate al,sl
distinct lists eontsinsn. Irom 20 10 iQ0 lmprrs
sach. ~ four lh,rs. one xerk n all Cur ii the
small lists, of ono itnr v,r Urek in all six lists
cainbinrd, lseins nsorc tisnil .ssoa papers. We
also have lisso paprrr III STATES tiirs,islmui the
Unifrd states and 1 anada. Scnd 10 CENTS for our
Ioo page l,amphkt. Address
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

N Snowflake. Moita. &c. mo- alike or - rlr-
DU giant Chrnmn.Csrd<. i0rfs.
Na~ran gari 90. Nassaii. n u.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

G-- Mnnth aud expenses guaranteed to
al Agcntsi Outft free, shaw 4 TO-.
Augusta, Msinc.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
THEY ALL WANT 1T,

Because u - family newspaper Of pure, ssnnd
Fratiisg for old aud Young. aud u runfains &c.
itshlr and comprehensive summary ofs the I'm
poftani News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
NATIONAL LAWMAKERS.
YESTERDAYS CONGRESSIONAL PRO-
CEE0lNGS.
Claims OF 0islOyaI Persons - Homestead
Aid-The Warren Mitchell Bill
Miscellaneous Business.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Jan. %.
SENATE.

Senator Shields.
The credentials were presented OF
Senator Shields, ofMissouri. Mr.. Shields
then took the oath of office.
Bills Referred.
A large number Of bills were referred,
including one by Mr.. Ferry, to re-organ-
ize and discipline the militia of the
United States.
Bill Passed.
The bill reported from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, on Thursday last, to
abolish the Volunteer Navy OF the
United States, was passed.
Claims Of Disloyal Persons.
Mr. Edmunds, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported back House joint
resolution proposing an amendment To
the Constitution prohibiting the pay
ment Of claims OF ,lisloyal persons for
property injured or destroyed i'll the
war Of the rebellion, with an amend
ment in the nature Of substitute.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Edmunds said the Judiciary Com
mittee thought that the resolution as II
passed the House was totally made
Quatc for the purpose indicated by the
title. He gave notice that he would call
the bill up Tor consideration at an early
day.
Bill TO Pay Warren Mitchell.
After dispOsing Of the morning busi-
ness and passing several bills on the
calendar, the bill pay Warren Mitchell
for cotton taken during the war, was
taken up and q hong discussion followed
Mr. Beck in reply defended the claim
of Mitchell and had read the Crittcndcn
resolution, adopted July 1861, 10 show
that the war was not wagcd for con-
quest but To procure union. He knew
there were many fraudulent claims.
There were men here now making
aihdavits OF loyalty, men whom they
hadas Union officers arrested for dis
LOYALTY, and they made afiidavtS now
simply because they were to get a share
OF the claims.
Mr.. Conkling moved for an executive
session.
Mr.. Harris inquired il the Senate
should gOinto executive session whether
Mr.. Mitchell's bill would be unfinished
business.
The presiding officer, Mr.. Rollins, re-
piled that il would be.
The Senate then went into executive
session. When the doors rc-opcncd, n
message was received from the House
OF Representatives in answer I" the re-
quest Of the Senate, transmitting the
testimony taken before the Committee
Of that body in regard to Stanley Mat
thews, senator from Ohio. II Was not
laid before the Senate to-day. Adj
iOurncd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
FIRES.
Cincinnati.

CiScIxSATI, January IA fire in
Center square, bounded by sixth,
SEVENTH. Main and Sycamore streets,
damage,l Weinsch & Stuhlrayer's fur
niture factory, the rooms Of Orch
lcr ( Mischills, cabinet make :,
and John GrOppenhauo, frame
maker, and smOthered tao horses. The
aggregate Of the lossss, which are lndi-
viduallv small, j. estimated a. from
S2,OD0 to 5000 streets; partly insured
Disastrous Fire in Turkey City. Pa
PlrrsBVEGH, January IA special
to the ChrHi0is from Turkey City,
CLARION county, Pa, SAYS \ IRE broke
out here early this morning. and the
water works heing frD7 MP the IRE
sprral ranidly in all dinctious, anl in
an hour and half the bcst psSti5n oi
the town Ma in ruins. The losses arr
a. f,llows VI b. Hathaway, dry gr1.is,
SI5.OlD. Watt x McElWsins. hariwsre,
=. su, J. NJ. Boy!an, Si,UD, MIchall-
& Wright, gro-rry, $3.50; J. krait.
grorery and dwelling Sl,gO, J..
stephens. hardware, II 800 J. {. swan,
". 4. Raueh, J. :. Lilly, eArh 90 H.
MEYER, SFJ0 and = numbrr oi other
dWellings, S,'-, wyre destroyed, the Jose
II which j. under san II the water
hal not hg,-n froEen the town could
probably have heen saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
IiOUSE
HnmeAihnd Aid.

Mr.. Wright'S hill, loaning 500 t.
every man not worth 500 desiring b.
take advantage OF the provisions Of the
Homestead law, was taken up.
Bills Introduced and Referred.
Bv Mr.. Young Providing for a treaty
with Mexico.
Bv Mr.. Fem Proposing an amend
mcnt 10 the Constitution providing that
the term Of Judges ~ the supreme and
Inferior courts Of the United States bc
limited to twelve years, and that the
Offices of those now un the bench who
have served twelve years hc vacated.
By Mr.. Bridges Granting medal 10
each Of the survivors ui the five Cumpa-
nicS Of PENNSYLVANIA volunteers who
were the first troops Ia come Ia Wash
ington at the call Of the President, at the
beginning OF the late war.
Rv Mr.. Dunncll, from the Committee
on Commerce, declaring the jurisdiction
Of the United States over the harbOrS
and nayigablc waters oi the United
states. Ordered printed and recon-
mittcd.
Mr. Haskell moved To suspend the
rules and pass the bill authorizing the
Secretary Of War 10 erect hcadstoncs
over the graves OF the Union soldiers IN
TERED in private village or city Gene
tcries. Agreed to.
Mr.. WhitthOrnc moved "a suspend
the rules and pass the bill lor the cree.
ton II the following buildings, the
amount opposite the respective places
tn be- the total cost, One-halt oi which
amount is herewith appropriated:
Custom house at Augusta, >iO0,oO;
court house at oxford, Miss, So
900: court house at Key West,
Florida, 100000; court house
Lvnchburg. Va, $4,000; ppstoihce,
Montgomery, Ala, SlN,OoO postoiiiye,
BROOKLYN. y. Y, S2jO,UvJ, courthouse,
IaCro-Se. WIS, Sf5,OOO; courthouse,
Erie. Pa, $4,000, courthouse, Greens
boru, y. e., $4,000; court house, C"un-
cll Bluhs. Ia, 5000. lu the ease OF
Oxford, the whole amount required il
appropriated.
Sir. Mills inquired why there was not
an appropriation Tor the building IN
Tennessee, anil moved 20 adjourn.
Agreed To-, yeas ldj, nays 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Baltimore.

BALrIxoRr, January q Flour
Fairly active and firm; western super
fine . 00(a3 25; do exta $3 50ta4 IL;
do. family 81 SOFAS 50. Wheat-West-
ern Quiet and steady; No. 2 Pennsylya-
mia red 81 0s}; No. 2 western winter
red, spot and seller January 81 0Sl;
seller February q 06t(Sl o.; seller
March 81 OF. Corn-Western shade
firmer; western mixed, spot and seller
January, 44c; seller February 43lc; sell
Ter March 44CS44lc; seller April "A tc bid;
steamer 40lc. 0ats--Small supply and
market steady; Pennsylvania 2S(sSlc;
western white 29l@30c; do mixed 2s(S
a9c. Rye-Nominally steady. Hay
Dull prime Pennsylvania so OOta II 90.
Provisions and nominally steady.
Mess Pork-0ld at s. az; new $40 %.
Bulk Meats--Loose shoulders new at
- IS; clear rib sides new ~ IS; packed,
new, - 0Otd,J 10. Bacon-Shouller,
old, 81 25; clear rib sides, new, - IS.
Hsms-At 9sl0c. lapi-Refined in
tierccs 7c. Butter-Firm for choice and
packed lstG2Oc; rolls quiet at lSal lie.
Petroleum--Dull and easier; crude s!C'l,
SIZE; refined 9I@9,c. Coiiee-Quiet and
firm; Rio cargoes llGl6c. Whisky
Dull at 81 0Sl.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 81. - Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Strong
and higher; No. > red winter sO!ta,S1c;
No. Chicago spring S5,c cash; Ss",
S6!c seller February; S7lc seller March;
No. 3 Chicago spring ,0ic; rejected 52!c.
Corn-ln good demand with pricca n
shade higher; at 3Osc cash; 30.c seller
February; SHE seller March; OssSic
seller May; rejected 27c. Oats-Quiet
and weak u; l9sc cash; 20 G seller March;
23lc seller May. Rye-Steady and un.
changed at 4ic. Barley-Dull, weak AMI
lower at solo, 10. Pork-Modcrately
active aud higher at - ~ cash; ~ W
seller February; - l?Its9 IL seller
March; ~ ga seller April. larl-ln
good demand and prices shade higher
nj 81 O5(d6 01l cash: Sj07!@6 10 seller
February; 81 ITks6 ~ sci cr MARI;
81 27ltG63O seller April. Bulk Meats -
Fairly active aud shade higher at ~ J,
IA sD6l 10 Dressed Hogs good
demand nj Sci506s37O Whisky-Straly
and unchanged at II ~.
Toledo.
ToLEDo, January 27.-Whcat- Firm
or; extra white Michigan held at 9jlc;
amber Michigan spot 05c asked; seller
March held ut Wlc; No. . rel winter
spot held at 95c; seller February blc
asked, 95.c bid. Corn-firmcr and
higher high mixed 32.c; No. . spot
32ir; seller May 3d!c. Oats-Stcady;
No. . 22ic.
PittsburGh.
PIrrsBUR1H, January 2.-Pctrolcum
Quiet; crude unsettled, 81 lsl at Par.
ker's for immediate shipment; refined
Ole for Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
HoUsE % pELEnATEs.

The lluU,r opened az lO :. N. with
PRAYER hv Rev. j. u. Mu,latt, ui the
>.,uUi Presbyterian thuvh.
The Journal ui SATURDAY was r'.,i AMI
approved
The Committee un Military AilairS
rrpurt,-d a. o. Nu 49, "a hill tor the
reorganization ui the militia oi th, STATE.
amt recommended that 10 pas,
The Committees Goa ,hr JudJriJry AMI
un Counties. Districts &C.. rrI"rtc,l and
the following bills aui petitions were
lutuducvi ami referred.
iN Butcher n. a. \p. ~. in relation
iu Tine uyrrt~r COO capital ~tuyk 1T iuCuT-
I'ratcd cu,upJul,-S
bN tHr ~,,ur gentleman a. e. Ne.
-, m relation o. Ihs 'ul, ID holding
C"uri u 'a,r'uuf.n- 90 WIZ Jul Wuud
bN kH,A. A ,rtlu.u asking that rail-
r'ti~ 10" prohibited irsm grtutu.
pJ->,, tu utu, lr.i>h,.r,
ky Juuh. 4 Urf.,Iuu from cCrtlJn
cli,IrU- ui ohio county asking iura law
O. prryuu, ~tu,k rum running a Iar..r.
by the Speaker \ petition oi citizens
"t f"yJHuutJS county asking q r,'-a>ScSs-
mrut ui lands
BY Scherr \ pytit,uU oi citizens ui
trtnt county asking an appropriation tu
huIid "a rlal
INA ~,Ij,etT .U,srN QJNIIyN.
HOUSE Bil Ne. 80 rumlug up ~ uu-
finished business bending 40 thc time
ol Adjournment, "yvupird the lluusc
tA' hJlaucr 81 the day.
Mr. McCrum Offered ~ substitute.
that the State Superintendent require
bond oi the publishers ui the u,,uks
nov iu Use ui - thousand dollars tu
arrange Tor AN adequate supply uf l,vks,
ami that hr notify the secretaries ot the
n'SuiS ut education - o. the priCC
agC'vi upon
Mr. llasans demanded the aves and
n - upon a motion Oh lay upon the
table and print. which motion Vas lost.
Mr. Bradford moved a. ~ into Com
mlltre II the Whole which, however,
VA, lost. lie then oEyu.j an amend
m-nt % strike cut ui the substitute al
after the enaCting CLAUSE ami insert the
county supeTintendvut> aud presidents
ol boards Of education shall Sel,,t and
designate the series, ~.
Mr.. Hagans said that the more he saw
Ot that little bill the more hc thought Oi
H. In regard o. breaking down the
monopoly now existing. he thought
AGENTS of the Various publishers would
swarm % the guunty-Scsts and hy iair
aud honest competition, the only way
10y which it can b. done. lower the
prlcrs AMI ki,l the monopoly.
Me-. Parsons SAIL iu rrpiy o. this that
one thing they Werp h-hung Tor Was
lower pri,e>; that allthc>e runners we're
expensive tu the publishers and
that this expense WaS sur.
sooner or later o. c0uIr uut ut the
pockets OF the county tdNIayerS, and
therrtore Il would b. cheaper a. furnish
L" the entire Stale than tu the counties.
Mr.. POuniStSne thought they were
about % take leap iu The dark. lie al.
trIbutrd the cau~c ui the evil more IA
the eNtortiOn OF retail dtalrrs than 10
wholesale. As o. the b,nk agpnts, he
sahd they would come down a. the AS
syr.an came down ike a Solf on the
Coi. Monroe bSgan an interesting Ar
Rament BY warning the Hous. against
oOndiolt procelure, thar the question
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches,

At Parkersburg, Saturday night, two
negroes named Whitaker and Mincen
got into u dispute, and in the fight that
ensued they cut each other in terrible
manner.
The plague is making sad havoc in
Russia.
At Mortville, Maine, Saturday, John
Mcfarland, his wife and granddaughter
were killed by an insane man named
Rowell, who was later shot dead by a
neighbor whom he had attacked.
DIR. Linderman, director of U. S.
Mints, died, yesterday afternoon.
Senator Ferry has introduced militia
bill in Congress, by which he proposes
TO muster all able-bodied citizens be-
tween Is and Is years of age.
Sitting Bull has crossed the Canadian
line, and hostilities are feared.
Prof. Edward :. Holden, OF the Naval
Observatory, has been engaged IA trans
lator of cipher dispatches for the Potter
Committee.
The President has nominated WIN. :.
Harlan, Postmaster at GAINESVILLE, O.
Sunday evening, tornado demolished
forty houses in fhe town of Lockport,
Texas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
A Brace OF DefAulters.
Roller Explosion.

BR,DroHD, PN., January 27.-At :
o'clock this evening the boiler 81 l0co-
motive making trial trip over the ele-
yatrd railwayexplodcd between Foster =
Brook and BahcDck station, four miles
from Bradford, instantly killing John
Vaughan, the engineer, and John Adds,
a laforcr, and fatally iniuring George
Grogan, canductor; {. J.. \. Chepher'l,
assistant superintendent, and Mike Hal.
lenin. fireman. Thomas Luby, Oscar
Shut. 4. l.. Ciar.ile and GeOrge Peter
sDu were seriously injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
A Ministerial Breeze.

NEW YoEE, January 21.-Thc BAPTIST
ministers had stormy meeting to-day,
owing to an Interpretation OF words III
the minutes by the clerk, Dr. Fulton
using language which the moderator
pronounced unbecoming personalities,
and refusing 10 take his seat, a motion
was made to suspend him from member
ship. lie then again attempted to al
dress the body but calls for the qucs-
ton drowned his voice. He then re.
tired, ami was subsequently suspended
by a vote Of j2 Ia -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
WalkinK Match.

NV YoEE, January q. EiwAr1
B,ldin, MlIEaukoe, and Peter NAnnes-,
this city, begAn their long distance
walk tins morning, At the Fifth Req
ment Annory. Nanne@ walks tN0
thousand half miles in two thousand
consecutive hall hours, and Beldin tao
thousand hall EIiles in two thousand
consecutive twenty minutes. The Mil
xaukee man l. the iayOrite Sith ictterS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Bank EmbarrAEsmsntA

OsWpso, January THE National
Marine Rank J. 10 H. closed; cause,
high nate OF taxation and lover rate oi
interest.
CINCINNATI. January THE First
National Rank Oi Granville, Ohio, has
suspended. DvpOsitOs vIl te PAID IN
full. bat holders Vi the hanks paper
will D. l0seu.
B,sroN. January s7.-Ii is said the
Nes-iham savings Rank will be CLOSED,
owing % lark Oi busincSs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
rue.,h.r Indination..

WAsHISGroS, January 2s.-l ~
For Tennessee ami the Ohio Valley,
areas Of rain, followed by clearing,
colder weather southwest t0 northwest
winds, and stationary or slowly rising
barometer.
For the Lower lake Region, rain or
snow, with southerly winds, shifting b.
westerly and nOrihWesterly, slowly MS
ing barometer AMI lower temperature.