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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-01
ID. ;. for Geo. X. Tingle, ). %.
INV. n. CURTIS, solicitor for complainant.

The defendant IN the above entitled cause will
take notice that the dispositions Of John II.
Compton, John Jackson, Lena Baker. Chris.
Jackson, Robert Carpenter and others, will be
taken AT the Office ~ W. n. Curtis. No. l2A
Chapline street, in the City Of Wheeling, State Oi
West Virginia. on the 9th day of October, A. ID.
1872 between the hOurs Of . A. u. and ?. n, Ia
he used ~ evidence or the part ~ the complain.
ant i'm said cause, and the taking 81 the said de
positions will he continued from time Ia time
until completed. JOHN III. COMPTON.
BY wv. y. CURTIS his solicitor. sp2nawt
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution vas regularly incorporated by
the Legislature OF the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes in ls6s. for the TERN OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, b. which contract the
inyiolable faith 81 the ni"fRe-i. with .
Capital OF 81 600, 90, 10 which Il has 81 &c sdfed
a reserve fund u SSIUU.p. ia uiaIid single NUM-
Der Distribution will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday IL never scales or postPones.
Look at the following distribution:
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Summons
7
The State OF West NlrgInla,

To the sheriff OF Ohio county. gnceting,
We command you that you summon Ella
Compton II she be found I'm your bailwick, to
appear at the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF ohio county, NJ Rules a. be held AT the said
court on the frSt Monday IN September, ls7s, tO
answer bill in chancery exhibited against her
in the Sail court by John II. Compton, and have
then aud there this writ.
Witness, Samuel b. McColloch, Clerk Of our
said Court, at the Court House OF said county. In
the City ~ Wheeling the 18th day Of August,
1879, and the sixteenth year of the State Of West
Virginia. SAML u. McCOLLRH, Clerk.
SHERIFF's RETURS.-Ella Compton is no In.
habitant OF my lailiwick, nor found therein,
this 18th day OF August 1879.
JAMES Y. PATTERSON,
d. > for Geo. X. Tingle. :. u. {.
INV. y. CURTIS, solicitor for complainant.
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M. REILLY.

A splendid opportunity 10 win q fortune.
Tenth Grand Distribution, Glass X. al New
Orleans TUESDAY, October lith, Is7g-ll5th
Monthly Drawing
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ST. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS

- MILES FROM BALTIMORE. on THE
i - Western Maryland X. r, reopens Sept:
18th. An unsurpassed English, Classical, and
Commercial Boarding school. Terms from 500
to $500 per year. Prof. J. {. KISEAR, A. NJ.
Reisterstown' Nd. ag2iegb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-01
SCQYILLS
BL0ODsLIVER SYRUP

a peerless remedy for ScrOflIIn.
White SweIlicg,S, Cancer. Fry
sipcIms. Gout. Chronic Sores.
syphilis. TunsOrs. Carbsinclc-.
salt Rlcuni, Malaria. bilious
Complaints. and III diseases In
dicating an Impure condition
Of the BLOOD. This Grand
Remedy H. % compound 81 scgc-
table extracts. the clicfOfwhtcls
are Sarsi,pariIIa and Stiilingta.
The cures effected by ScoSiirs
Blood and Liver syrup arc
absolute and their record ~ un-
disfigurcd by failure. For sale
10y all Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-01
EDUCATIONAL.
VASSAR COLLEGE,

FUI U Hk Ell sIEt " T.
For the Liberal Education OF Women EIami
nations for entrance, September 18th. Changes
500 year. Catalogues sent on application 10
W. L. DEAN, Registrar. ag2lsodys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-01
LITERATURE.

1t is entirely out of the scope OF my
power, TO give on this occasion, even a
synopsis OF literature. \ encyclopedia :
but summary Of it, Think OF history,
of all the sciences, Of fiction and OF poe
try; remember that all man has attained
Condemnation is contained in literature;
that all me has achieved OF glory upon
the battlefield, has been put in books;
that the rise and fall of nations Is record
Ell consider that charts even have been
made of the starry ornament, and per
ceive that an attempt in this line would
be a StupendouS undertaking.
Icannot travel in detail over the cen
turtles; yea | shall not 90 back among
the Greeks, the Romans, or the He
brews. English literature is vast enough
to be worthy OF ten thousand times the
attention / shall give it here As a
school boy read the orations OF Cicero
with thrill OF excitement. He had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-01

"Ha'f a league, halfa league,
Halt n league around,
All i'm the valley Of death,
Rode The six hundred:
Forward the Ligh, Brigade,
Cha,gc Tor The guns, he said,
Into the valley Of death
Rode the six hundred"
Forward tue Light Brigade!
Was there n man diSmaycd'
No, though the soldiers knew
Some one had bluudercd.
Theirs not to make reply,
Thci"'S not To reason why,
Theirs but to do and die,
lntO The valley Of death
Rode the six hundred.
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Concluded on Fourth Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

whom four labor in the State, and one
Is stationed in Africa. The four home
missionaries preached the past year 4sl
sermonsf held 3S7 prayer meetings, or
ganized churches and IL Sunday
schools, visited 2,76S families, and col
lected S255.50. They appeal for 81 600
to build a chapel and mission-house at
their station in Africa.
A Congregational church in Minneso-
Ia having by great effort become Tree
from debt, the pastor called the Irus-
tees 10 the platform and eNacted the
following public pledge from them;
''Do you promise this people that you
will never again, 50 long as YOU are
Trustees Of this church to get iAto debt;
that YOU will close the doors before You
will permit such a thing| Having
answered in the affirmative they re-
turned to their seats.
The Illinois Methodist Conference
has passed resolutions recommending
that caution he exercised in receiving
travelling evangelists, who must not be
permitted to hold services except with
the permission of the pastor IN charge.
The conference also condemned those
campmeetings where gate fees were
taken, where Sunday excursion trains
are encouraged, and where unnecessary
traffiicking is carried on. Better, says
the conference, do without campmeet-
ings than TO have them with such obiec-
tiOnable practices.
The Great Council Of Geneva is con-
sidering a report from a special commit,
tee i'm favor of separation of Church and
State. The majority OF the committee
recommended the adoption of NJ. FaZy's
plan, which is that all the churches and
parsonages, Protestant and Catholic,
shall be handed over 10 the ecclesiasti-
cal congregations, who will decide
whether ornot they are able and willing
to maintain the charge OF worship and
of the clergy. Every grant OF state
money to the purposes OF religion To he
abolished
A struggle recently took place in Rome
over diving Protestant convert be-
tween DIR. Ribctti, Waldensian pastor,
and Catholic priest. Francesca, the
sick man, requested the ministrations oi
DIR. Ribetti, while his wife wanted him
10 have the priest. She drove DIR. Ri
betti of, and the priest took his place.
Ribetti secured in writing the declara-
ton Of Franccschi that he was Il Pro-
testant, and called on the city authori-
ties for protection. The priest installed
himself by the sick mans bedside, and,
invoking the police, had Ribetti Put out
of the house. Non-Catholic journals ex-
press great Indignation at this violation
of the liberty of conscience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
A FRANK EXPRESSION.

The Ohio Pres, of Steubenville, Re
publican journal, edited by that veteran
journalist, Col. w. Il. ALLISON, has THU
candid expression of opinion, which
coming from the source it does, is quit,
refreshing:
General Pleasanton says the army j,
big enough 10 fight the Indians, provid
ing the officers don't carry too many
epaulets and feather beds with then
over ana through the mountain trails
1t don't strike us that the soldiers are
so much TO blame as some others in
higher authority. II President Hayes,
for instance, in place OF using Gen
ersal Sherman 20 belI, hirs. SOD mp cleo
tioneering jdmboroes at all OF the
railway stations and crossroads in the
west, would allow him 10 look after the
army, the public interests would be
better subseryed, and there would be
fewer soldier boys, for the want OF ade'
quate support, inhumanly butchered.
To say nothing of the ridicule Hayes If
subiecting himselfto, he isviolatinga Law
against interfering in elections, oil MS
own creation-which il poor govern
ment clerk were TO disregard, Hayes
would take his official head off close 10
his shoulders. Sherman and Evarts
know better. Why. don't they send
him q telegram, or dispatch some one
after him and bring him homer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
uFREp CALDWELL
Trustce's sale Of Valuable Ohio
County Land.

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED Of TRUST MApt
ID hy Flijah Marlin, Jr 81 the undersigned
trustee, dates, on the llth day oi May, isss and
rSonied Ia the oficr III the Glcrk oi the county
Court of Ohio county. In deed ut tfust lssnk y"
~. lagc 90. will, un
THURSDAY, TiE GIN DAY or NOVEMBER.
IN.g. at 10 o'clnck A. ~, AZ the fnbnt douru the
Inurt House uf Ohio county. ". Va, Ill 10
public auction o. the highest bidder the follow
Ing real estate ~ sufficient part thrfrni b. ~,
the sum ot slu1LS9. with iutep~t thruon ifuiu
the llth day of Man, ls.S, and tho rNIuus's ui
sale including the trustees commissions. that d.
Ia saN Al that lrart uf land situntr Ia Kirkland
district in ohio county, Wet Virginia, know %
n the Rrujamiu Kelly farm. aud bounded re-
follows beginning NJ Spanish uak, ,nfuf o.
james Maidlr NOV tArtrrl. thrnoc 49,
lul d ~ Iznls> a. liun. thsuCv y 3i'. W los lu
Irul,, toa stone La "a, middle II The Pike, ih'un
y. q D. pnls b. a stone iu the middle of w."
pike thence n : v. q 80 uolss la b,'s d
ucncc \. 10, W. 10 3l0polCs toa stnisc. ih'iior
\. -. ". Al uolcs Ia syoamor nsIts hruuu
$50, ". - poles a. stnne theme \ ~ ".
Il toles Ia an elm thence n. ~ " poles a.
q stone. thence =. ~ ". DTsil,r "a STONE in
Muods ran. theme down The mcandcrs 81 snii
run " 10 pole. 10 stnuc. tormcL.y asurnr tr's
thcnse = 80 " a. SO pole "a a stone. inrm
rtly an elm thcncy = ~, D. luo I'ul,r to lean
inn white nak thence - AZ, q. Ea Ispl,e o. r.
SIaulsh oak the plarr ~ beginning, containing
aiI acps. . npols and ~ poles.
Terms NJ sale Cash
The title Ia said property u believed a. hr 80
kS't but selling A. tfusi,v ] shall convey unlN
such title ~ il vested In mC by said decd NJ Trust
a.t l. y. JuNts. Tnsirr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
THE EIECrIoE NEWS.

The wire win be run into the Bellaire
Branch Office Of the wHfELISe REsIsrER,
to-day, 10 which Will he attached, ON
Monday or Tuesday, a telegraph instru-
ment for the purpose Of giving the Bel
laire patrons OF the RroIsrER, and all
others'who may desire to avail them
selves Of il, all the election news on
Tuesday might as rapidly as il can be
gathered at Columbus and Cinein-
matt. This telegraph instrument is
put into the REaisrER Bellaire
Branch Office for the pres
ent. because the Central Teie-
phone Company Of this city had not
been successful in procuring the Tele-
phone Instruments in time for this
emergency. As soon, however, as these
instruments can be had, they will take
the place of the less convenient tele-
graph "talksr,"
y The REuSrxR viii have a correspond
emit at Columbus, on Tuesday night
Nho-EiIl carefully gatherall the news as
1t comes to the respective headquarters
Of both the Democratic and Republican
farses and transmit it without delay TO
the RnaIsrKR Office in this city and the
Branch Office in Bellaire. Everything
in regard to the election that is known
in Columbus, which is worth knowing,
will be known IN a very few minutes
thereaiter at both headquarters OF the
REGIsrKR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
Trustees Sale
Valuable ChapIine 81. Property

By virtue ~ des,i 81 trisi made ~ Richard
DOblef and Catherine bis vile, ~ the uudff
signed trustee. dated me 1sul day ~ Yelfuafy
Is,t. and rszoried In the ofloe ~ the Csrt ~
the County CJuu ~ Ohio county. wesi Virginia,
Ia d.ol u uust bool No. q. Iage 80. ] -bsll. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ~. ts5y
Beginning a, 10 o'clock A. ~, Ill Al public aur
ton b. the highest aud bsst bi,lfsf Al the ffuui
dspf ~ the Count IIOusa 81 Ohio OyuBty. Wet
Virginia the follow lng ds-rrbsd real estats. that
u Ia say: part ~ lDt No. 10. situate ga Tie
wet side 81 IOurth stfsst mos chayiinsi Clty
Of wheeling. Ohio county, West Niufnis. ty-vit
commencing Al the northeast oOmeT al said l0i
tsuae with aid ftTcst t-yuthl along The osstsfIi
line ~ aid lot siHissn 40 feet. uhenoe with .
line drawn ~ right angles with AID stre..t vest.
wArdy b. the termination ~ that PORTION a said
lot nov ifDnnchyl owned ~ Noah ZAns estate
thenae by line north safily with aid tsrmina
uOB dIten feet 10. heiine by the northern
lins ~ aid lOt b. the b-ginninR.
Al-D. another part II AID III 10. 10 aiOve
mentioned. i.pnndsd On he n0ffi 10 To- shave
described piess ~ rrofsry. Hnd running ssfi
along 10 auth line FlHty Tins fesf siI lnfbra
lSJ q. q IN: usnos a ngiIt angle siHiorn iesi
siE lnehe- nG r. inl h. siiai Sas OeOlHs Hoo
pals line. tbsncs along sald line sast w FOufib
.incri nos Ciispllnel. uhsIlne " ioet lnobos "
plAo' - beginning, Nth all The Dulifings aut
aIT'unenans- belonging N aid tsD Iasss
~ poreriG hing The sane ltgi~fy
which 20 delisd ADa sslpssue "
bin0, des'd by his lat 10 aipi b-ianfnt, shirh
l. 81 n.oDrd IA the ono ~ uls ilsrk ~ the
County COBu fOT ohio county, Nert Virginia.
and j. the properly conveyed ~ ne 81 lisfa'
bino w Hoss- sbapilnc and IiseDazaf Lafie.
administrator ~ Nah ZAne, de- 4. and Abr
ham VI. G.Ineits and Sife, ~ dsssis datsf
August ~, 1st0. and Hs-Tfemi-r e. 100, r-sI-s,
lively, and r-sRdsd IN Ohio county aiDfs-alf.
b<Sk a. psse 40, and bod -, I-Rf -. ts1nE tbe
ssIne property nOg OD7upied W fbe aid iJssblif
a. his rsidcnoe. sds. Ifsl and lOG fhaflinebl
TIErs 80 siLs-One fldrd. sDd A. much msfs
~ the parlsA-ef may siast " Jay, oA.b Oh az
~ sale. and The lalAnns In tsO equal Install.
msnu n af and twelve months. Nhh intrfist
FINN dsy az ssIe dsfsrrsi lnstslments " -
.reursd " The san.fasfIgn a. The trusiee.
sepiG HANNIBAL FOKBk.. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
Sale Of Valuable Centre Wheel
ing Property.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, IS:
Charles Mcdcr ct m,
vs.. IN ChancCry.
Carl Mchl, ct HlS.
By virtue Uf VII order entered In the above en-
titled cause on the 10Th day Of October 1879,
will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1879,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House for ohio county, West Nir
ginia procccd Ia sell ut public auction 10 the
highest aud best bidder the following described
real estate. to-wit: The southeast One-quartcr Oi
lot numbered One.hundred aud seven mo. 100
situate on the northwest corner Of Market and
Twenty. second streets, In that part Of the city al
Wheeling, laid out by William Chapline AMI
John EOh.
TERMS-One half Of the purchase money, oT
~ much more ~ the purchaser may elect, cash
on day Of sale, aud the balance Ia six months
from day Of sale with interest, the deferred pay
mcut 10 be secured tO the Satisfaction Of the uu
designed. HENRY NJ. RUSSELL.
ocIii Special Commissioner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
Valuable Ohio County Farm
for Male.

nNHE UNDERSIGNED FNkCuTORs OT Tlif
Il lat will ~ John ralnsJn. late ~ ohio upun.
~, detsass-i viii all NJ Islyab sale the home
farm ~ said doc.sient. containing ~ afrts.
Said land u situate nirput lire mile fnIm
West Alexander, Pa. and shout Une milr .Dutii
81 Valley Grove fostpni0o aud the line ~ the "
q. n r. railrad. 0n a new oyiuty rial l.adlnr
from the National rad t0 Middle wheeling
Greek, Il very fcrtilr. having bocn IN grass Or
u number oi years, L. we'll waiefrd, veil ifinlsf
81, having ou " about ~ AIRS ~ NDpl white
Oak. lics we'll, has ga u two grpd Unhanls ~
selcst fruit lan,e brick dwelling hou-n aud
two god isniment houses. gpoi lam. stable.
corn Cnls. sheep houses ard 0thcf 0ut build
ing with g'Ajd iUnofs
haid land ran b. conveniently DIVIDED into
two or more iarins, aud sill b. soli together 90
la parcels and Dn Lfini " tult pun ha-afs Poe
s.YssiOn given NJ any time.
pcrssns d.-iring fnrther information oYn0rn
ing aid land, am n'irrresi IA The ubdsnlguot
execution al Valley Grove fsstDhloe, " Va. 80
10 y. JOBes, Attorney Al Law, Wheeling " VI
y a. MCFARLAND and
J. n. POLLOCK,
spl0h tIerut0r. AZ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

Tux Joint committee OF the Cincin-
natl common council which has the sub
'iects of light and finance under advise
ment, has arrived at the conclusion,
after along and patient investigation,
that gas can be supplied TO private con
sumers, with fair profit 10 the manu-
iaeturer, at one dollar and Seventy-hye
cent per thousand ieet and five per cent.
OF for prompt payments. An ordinance
10 this. effect, making a reduction OF fifty
cents from present rates, will shortly be
submitted To the council for its adop-
iinn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

In the Municipal Court oi Wheeling:
Robert Conwell aud Annie Conwcll, his vito.
w.
John oonwrll and Others,
IN CHANCERN.
The undersigned sIs,sial commissioner hcn'hy
gives notice that by virtue ~ the authority
vested In him by adecn~ Ia above named causr,
made by said Court un ScplrmbcT6 q, l>5a. he will,
on MONDAY. OCTOBER q. A. u. IS.a.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A, n. sell al public
auction at the fnnut door oi the Count HOuSc of
Ohio county, Wei Virginia, n the city at
Wheeling "a the highest and beet bidder the
following described real estate IN The said city
cnunty and state. that n a. SAY; LIT uumhrf
eight ~ and the cad -thlrt ~ lut uumhcr
nine a. tplntiug ON the S,uth side ~ Twelfth
sin-t and east III Byron Stns'L hCiug in the
hrllAiIc addition "a Said city. On thu properly
= er,cttSl a double Tenement brick dwelling
houSc two stories high, Ou INclirh stnct. and
ihnc stories In the par.
Trims oF SAIK-Onc thlni of tie Vuuhass
money. and A. much mon thereof A. tho pur
chaser may rlctt a. Iay, In cash on daN ui sale,
and the n'Siduc In two equal instruments. ISN
able In sN and twelve months ip,m the day "i
sale With mlrn~i from thai day, tho pun'hassI
81 give his notes. with Jsr~nnal SNunn thrniu
approved hy the undersigned. iur S,id dyirfrei
instalmruts ant the title 10 D. ptainssi unul
I,ayInrn at ia full of the puphass muu-y.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
sIusrial Commissioner.
Above sale IL adjourned untn MONDAY.
u,totcr lxth. 4. u. lN7a. at 10 o'rlnck A. ~, nj
ALFRED CALDWELL.
oc-t stsrtal I'm M issuutT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

Tux tile of immigration swells with
each passing month. During the month
Of September last Is, $50 immigrants ar
rived at New York, and during the year
whiclrended September S0th the total
number was ll5.4O4, against but 1917
for the corresponding period last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

The editor Of the hateQigeReer CON-
plains that the castigation administered
to him by Senator VOORHEES, was indie
cent and unbecoming; and that is just
what Mr.. VOORHEES, thought of the con-
duct of the E.ieilig7'eeT in raking up and
giving publication on the eve of his visit
here, TO an unwarranted and indecent
reflection upon his public and private
character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

De-. GLENN, of California, late candi-
date for governor on the Democratic
ticket, will raise this year on his ranch
in Colusa county, about l 100000 sacks
OF wheat equal to $1,000 tons, and
worth not less,than two million dollars.
This ought to reconcile him in part at
least 10 the failure Of his vote crop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

Tue Rev. ROrERr COLLYER has his
troubles i'm his new church in New
York.=Aiter his sermon last Sunday
evening, and while the choir was sing
ing the Lords PRAYER in subdued tones,
a number Of persons left the church,
TO the great annoyance of the large con-
gregation assembled. At the close OF
the singing, Mr.. CoLLYER said: "May
ask those who have have been so kind
"a 10 remain through the service to say
to any they may know, who have just
left the church, that ii they come again
/ wish they would remain To the end,
unless their business is imperative.
was told before leaving the West that
should find finer manners in New York
than in Chicago, but have found it
otherwise. have been here but two
Sundays, vet have been more annoyed
in this way than during two years in
Chicago. l don't like il, and | won't
stand it. You will tell them, won't
Won q"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

IT Is elaimed that more than hity per
senf. Of tins years cotton crop in Mis-
>sissippijs the product OF white labor
which shows that where's viii there $
a way exodus or no exodus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

DR.. +. ]. LEMoYSE, Sr., the proprie-
tor of the famous crematory at Wash
ington, Pa, an Octogenarian, and a
man of considerably more than local
fame in his prime, is said to be dying at
his home in Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

Ma KIDDLE, the late Superintendent
OF Public Schools in New York City
who became a Jealous convert to Spirit
ualism and published book OF esprit
ud Communication" about year ago.
has been "bounccd." The City Board
of Education has elected another man tn
taee his place. School superintendent
and eeachers should be a little more dis
: Greet than Mr.. RIDDLE has been. By
>obtruding their peculiar religious or sec
tartan notions upon the public ami the
schools, they awake tiger which Is
sure b. chase them ont into the cold,
cold world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

THEexpe,litiOusncss with which Sec
rotary ScuUEz fell back upon his base OF
, supplies in the Interior Department at
the first intelligence of the battle OF
Milk creek does credit to the far-reach-
ing sagarity Of his legs. Better time
was scarcely male by the swiit-riding
COURIER Who carried the news to Raw
Inns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11
WI. mAFEE AsAsILvER MINER.

w. l.. M'AFEE AS SILVER MINER
by q late copy OF the New York Mai
we observe that Mr.. WV. l.. MCAFEE,
well known in this city, has become
Vice President OF the Boulder CONSOLE
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company,
a New York corporation having a CAPT
tai stock of S2,OhO,OOO' fully paid up;
and Mr.. THos. :. AcuEsoN has achieved
the distinction Of becoming Secretary Of
the same company. The property con-
sists Of Boulder county lode and extern
sions, the COngrr gold, silver and copper
bearing lode, 5Oxl 800 feet, AMI numer-
Gus lodes and placer claims, all OF which
are supposed tO be immensely valuable.
We Judge from the roSe-colored account
given Of the richness of the Boulder
county mines, that Mr.. MCAEEE has
more confidence i'm them than he has in
what seemed for time to be- the bril-
liant prospects Of his son-in-law in the
Leadyillc region.
II we remember rightly, number OF
citizens Of Wheeling have investments
in this Boulder region, but We have not
heard Of them receiving any dividend,
as yet, from that region.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-11

In the years 1872, 1873, 1876 and 1877
the Republicans controlled the Ohio
Legislature. The Democrats had the
Legislature in 1874, 1875, 1873 and 1879.
For the four years last named the DEM
ocrats appropriated for all purposes
ST., $780,, isss than the amount appro-
priated by the Republican Legislatures
for the iirst named four years. Vote
next Tuesday for Democratic Legisla-
ture, economy and reduction OF ex-
npnSps