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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
Bond, Held by National Banks.

WAsHISGIoN, February 3. - The
Comptroller Oi the Currency report,
that tho total amount VI bonds held by
National hanks "a security for circulat-
ing notes on February LIST ~as sst4s, :
g3g, 100. OF this amount so7 ,sbl ,bbl
were q per cents. The banks also bcld
slsI ,sj5, 80 II ) per cents, $b3,j7s, so
Of ~ per cents. and S52,5I2. 100 of per
cents. The sIn0un, of National bank
circulation outstanding on the lst inst.
Wa S32l, ~, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06

1T. PAUI, February "A sPectal %
the Pi5assr Pres SAYS: The store al IL.
Benke. New Elm, Was clo~ed Yesterday
by the sheriff: liabilities, $4,000. THIS
morning the warehouse, IN which hrs
arm have 4. 2.0oo bushels OF grain, Was
burned down. Later this morning, he
committed suicide with stTyehiRDs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
California Crops.

Sax FR.ScIsp, Feb. J.--trOp reports
from all parts Oi the State show that in
the southern oyunties and in III. op~st
oouniie- Indications favor fine crop.
San joaquin valley prUspects are led,
especially in the upter portion. The
santa Clara valley j. likely TO produce
much less than the average. The ssrr<
mento valley uill probably na ie up 70
the average. The bot hills generally
promise a goyl Weld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
Horrible Murler in Illinots.

ST. LOTS, February "a GiOb,- D'm-
ocrdt special from Shsbonier, Illinois,
saws: About s O'Clock last night Fred
Matches went to the house of August
Rubin, about six miles from Shabonier,
and after compelling the latter n take
a drink, shot and instantly kiIlei him
The family ran up stairs for safety, bn,
Matches followed and fired three balls
into the bo.ly of the eldest daughter,
mortally wounding her. lie he.l, and
at last accounts had not been captured.
No cause il assigned for the at. All
the parties are highly respectable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
Work Of an IneendiAry.

CoLUNBvs, o., February The
County Commissioner have decided
that the effort 10 destroy the lznf
P,cUrls in the recorders vanlt, last Sat
uA,iay. Wa the work oi an ineendiary,
and have offered 5000 reward fOr In
formation le8iing TO the ATrrs; Of the
guilty psrtieS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
rndsn and the Potter conmissss.

NEw YoKK, February 5.-Mr.s Springer,
oi the Potter Committee, ays: Gov.
nbien has not been subJ0nsci, and ]
have NV doubts whether he VII te:
This, however, don't make any material
Difference, for in any case We shall give
him the opportunity ~ Appearing
before the Committee. and It's Daf likely
he viii mis- the golden chance, II ]
know him rightly"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06

MnuArrEE, February 3-Hlour-
Quiei and heid firmly. wheat-stesdy /;
opened At an advxncr of !e. and esossd
frIa: No. I Milwaukee hard sc; No. 2
Do. SIZE; seller Feirusry sic; <iles
March ssle: --Iier April ssc; seller Nay
so.c; No. do. 1.lts7.ie; No. sslG
Sslc: rejected S5lsss5ie. Corn-sczscs
and ffrpi; No. 2 fresh 3oc. Osts- Strung
and In god DEMAND; No 2 3nr. Rye
Wanted; No. 80. Bsriey-upssxfiei;
No. 2 spring eari~r; fresh 7sc- Provi
.isns-iluiet bat firm. Ness Fost--
Qui~t ., - 20. LArd-Piae siesss
s. IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
FOREIGN.
French Political Matters.

PARIS, February 5.-To-day's Cabinet
Council discussed the forthcoming
Presidential message.
la Liber> saws: The message en-
bodies the views mentioned in the
National of yesterday as having been
agreed upon by the new cabinet, viz:
That the question OF the return Of the
Chambers tn Paris can be- decided by =
Congress of the two Houses; that com
plete amnesty be granted to the COmmu.
nists who have already been pardone'i,
and that no Impeachment scheme I've
supported. In regarl TO economic
questions it adhercs tothe principles on
which the last treaties OF commerce re
based.
The Ed1f,tio says: The message gives
every satisfaction 10 the Ieftin regard to
changes OF ofiiceholders.
The Plague.
ST. PErERsBU NC, February 5.-Nuni-
cipal, provincial and other sanitary
committees are being organized 10 pro-
mote cleanliness among the poorer clas-
ses. Lectures on the plague are also
being given the medical students.
MALTA, February 5.-The authorities
have decided TO impose twenty-one
days quarantine on vessels arriving
from Russian ports in the Black Sea and
the Sea Of Azof.
CoLUNBUs, February 5.-The police to-
night arrested Albert Brown, said To be
conneeted with real estate firm who
have copies Of the burned land records,
on charge oi setting fire to the recorls.
Destitution In Scotland.
GLASGOW, January 5.-Thr applics-
tons for relief for the week ending Feb
ruary lst were 800 less than any pre-
ceding week. Many regular recipients
have surrendered their relief tickets, in
timating that they had found employ
ment. About 1000 persons are still
supported by charity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at q 3 Per cent-GOs'
srnments Steady-fIour Steady
Wheat DulI-nogs Stronger.
PIR AhCH.

NEw YoRK, February 5.-MoSEr-
Easy At 2@.S per cent Prime mer-
camille paper Sl@5 per cent. Sight
exchange on New York IS; sterling
exchange, bankers bills firm at ASST.
SILvER-Rar silver her e 81 o.; sub.
sidisry silver coin ldli per cent. dis
count.
t,oyEpxuESrS-Steai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Canadian Dealers Anxious
About the Result.

ToRovro. February 8. The cattle
trade with England is ut standstill.
The decision OF the British government
as to scheduling the United States a. an
Injected country IL looked for with
anxiety. Should the decision be favor
able 10 the United States, the Canadian
government will have TO undo what
they have done in prohibiting for the
space of three months the importation
OF American cattle into Canada, or their
passage through any port OF the domin-
ion. lfthis is not done, the effect will
be 10 send all the trade 20 the United
States during that period.
LIVERPOOL, February 5.-At meet
ing OF the Privy CONnCil n notice was
read that the permission 10 land cattle
at Liverpool docks would be withdrawn
after March lst, unless provision is made
for their slaughter on the quay.
WASHINGTON, February "a dis
patch from Chicago to the Commissioner
of Agriculture, declaring nOn-exist-
ence Of the cattle disease in the West,
was Yesterday forwarded to the Sccre-
tary Of State, and to-day Secretary
Eyarts had copy OF the same sent TO
the British Minister.
Probable Effect Of the Plague on Ameri-
can Cereals.
NFw York, February j.-There is
much discussion on the produce eX-
change and in financial circles a. 70 the
effect likely 10 be produced on the busi-
ness interests Of this country by the
ravages Of the plague in southern Rus
sia. The establishment Of a military
condor around the infected district and
the measures being taken by other
European powers for the prevention OF
the spread Of the disease are spoken OF
aS LAYING an embargo on the export ot
Russian grain and other products. The
dread Of the plague in the infected dis
tricts j. also thought likely TO prevent
the sowing Oi seed for future crops.
These clements Of the situation have
been thoroughly canvasScd, and, n FAR
aS vet observed, the opinion on Change
seems general that from these troubles
will spring an extraordinary European
demand for the cereals Of the Cnited
states. a consequent rise in prices and a
brisk and profitable business in their
transportation from the West to sea
board and to Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
BQauda

Nkr YOrx, Feb. S--In the game d
billiards tonight the score aood, DAILY.
600; Radolphe, I'D Dalys besi run,
100; gnJalpbe's o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
n 90 Ovisana

xEv Orssss, Y~ssusy 5.-Conee-
stssdy and in god si.naand; ordinary
30 prime Kio eznr~s, iitsieie. Sugar
Omit; inferior to good common IL
e.; common 20 god common sitS5te;
yellow sisdScd Sfx7le. Moissses =
Hhm; .0nsaDs lssz fair zax xzsc;
mAad snd q fuIi prsne-; ordinary to
ehsies sseS4c.
~ AxSs;o-sl NssL,s. ~ gsuysk Poe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06

GoyERyxENB-Stsady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-06
Florida Contested CAAe.

The report Of the Committee on Elec-
tons in the Florida contested ca-e was
submitted in favor Of Jesse J. Finley
and adyer-e 10 the claims OF Horace
Bisbee. The minority submitted dis
senting views, and both reports were
recommitte-l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13

WEALru OF PREsIDENTs.-Wa ashlng-
ton left an estate worth SS00,00O John
Adams died moderately well off JEFF
ferson died so poor that it Congress had
not given $2O,OO0 for his library he
would have been bankrupt Madison
was economical ard died rich. Monroe
died SO poor that he was buried at the
expense of his relatives in New York.
John Quincy Adams left about $50, 900,
the result of prudence. His son, Chas.
Francis Adams, gained large fortune
by marriage. Jackson died tolerably
well off. Van Buren, died worth some
100000. 1t is said that during his en-
tire administration he never drew any
portion of his salary,but on leaving took
the whole 100000 in a lump. Polk
left about 100000. Tyler married a
lady of wealth and accomplishments and
died rich. Taylor left about sljO,OOO.
Fillmore was always an economical
man, and added TO bis wealth by his
last marriage Pierce saved about $780,
900. Buchanan left about S200,O00;
Lincoln, about $4,000; Johnson, about
$4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13

A MIRACLE IL GEonGIA.-William
Langley, cotton planter Of Gwinnett
county, was standing in field on his
farm. Around him were several men, "A
woman and three children, all breaking
the soil Tor cotton. The sky was clear
aud the air quiet, there being about
both a hint Of sultriness. The child
rem had just stopped work aud thrown
themselves, tired as tired could be, on
the top of pile Of guano sacks, when n
peculiar roaring was heard in the field.
The sound bore some resemblance 80
that of an approaching train, but as no
railroads were near The workers looked
at one another in amazement In q
moment they saw small column, not
larger in circumference than a barrel.
skim rapidly along the ground. Tho
wind column or spout appeared 10 be
filed with dust, and in the centre con-
tanned what looked like q ball oi FIRE.
The mother rushed toward The child
reD, who crouched low in fright. bur
before she could reach them ,be pile of
guano bags, children aud all were scat
tered right and left
In its course, always eccentric, tho
column struck slump fairly from bntt
to roots and tore it from the ground,
the wood splitting into three pieces,
aud dropping twenty or thirty yards
away. Mr. Langley was sucked in as
the whirlipg thing boiied by, aud
thrown into piow gully some distance
away. In the next instant the strange
visitor had gone, passing up over the
tops OF the trees. II was seen plainly
by the ladies at the Langlc, House,
appearing to them like the smoke that
rushed u2 in circular volumes from the
smoke stack o! a locomOtiyc.-agusfo,
Ga, Neus.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13
Editorial lBrcvities.

II is reported that a tract Of wild land
in West Virginia, for which Horace
Greeley in his lifetime paid ten or
twelve thousand dollars, has so appre-
ciated il value that 100000 have been
offered for it.
Mr.. John Ramsburg, at Arden, Berke-
lev county, has a cow that had calf
which shows freaks of nature. 1t was
calved with short tail like a goat, and
has what some people call hair lip.
There seems to be general congratu-
lation among the farmers of the State
over the large yield of wheat, and pros
pect for au abundant corn crop.
Mr.. S. W. NJ Peters will place in the
hands of the Berkeley Fair Agricultur-
al Association, fifteen dollars, TO be di-
yided by them and awarded 10 the best
and second best colts sired by the horse
Persuader.
Out of ffty applicants for teschers
certificates in Dodridge county, only six
received No. | certificates.
The Sprague family difficulties,
which have excited so much comment,
have eliminated in what practically
amounts TO the fight of Mrs. Sprague,
with three Of her children, from Cover
nor Spragues house at Canonchet.
This is known, and the fact, also, that
there have been difficulties in the house
hold recently, and that for some time
the family has net been happy one.
Gen. Hooker, of Massachusetts, be-
lleyes Thurman the choice of his people.
Next to him Bayarj,aod then Hancock,
whose popularity is universal at the
South. He says Tilden is practically out
OF the race.
AS the Massachusetts, Republicans
have decided to hold their convention
two days in advance of that OF tie Dem
ocrats, it may be worth while for them
to keep their eyes wide open. Butter
may want to steal their party this year.
Ex-Gov. Hendricks arrived in New
York fiom Niagara, last week. He
told the reporter that he was confident
Of Ewing's election in Ohio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13
LETTER FROM OHIO.
MEcuASICsBURG, Ohio, }

AuS. -olh, AO'0'
Dear Register-Haying promised you
a communication ,and being at leisure for
the present, will try and fulfill my prom
ise
Mechanicsburg, Champaign county,
Ohio, is situated on the Cleveland, Co
lumbus. Cincinnati and Indianapolis
railroad, l9 miles north of Springfield.
1t is very pretty little town of about
1900 or 1000 inhabitants, with wide
streets, well paved, and lined with
shade trees; the citizens as rule, are
hospitable, and seem to feel pleas
ure in entertaining and making a strang-
er feel at home. Politically, this is a
red-hot, bloody-shirt republican strong
hold, the township giving about 400 re-
publican majority. But still what few
democrats are here, are the regular old
''unterriied," and have a very bad hab-
it $50 the republicans think), of speak
ing right out in meeting" and saying
what they think. Well, | started out
to tell you about the town aud have
gone off on politics, but then that can-
not well be helped in this State, where
every one is a politician. Mechanics
burg has one of the finest Town Halls
for its size in this section of the State,
built of brick faced with ireestone, three
stories high with a fine toNersurmount-
inc it. On the first floor are the May
or's, Corporation Clerk :, Council room
and other offices. The second and third
floors are occupied by a laIge hall, with
stage, used for public meetings and
amusement purposes. The ball as well
as the town is lighted with gas, manu-
featured by some patent process, from
crude petroleum. Mechanicsburg, in
religion, is Methodist by large majori-
ty, three out of the four congregations
of the town being of that denomination.
There are a good many people in this
section whose ancestors came from jet
terson & Berkeley. Among those from
Shephcrdstown, was Mr.. Staley,whose
son is now engaged very extensively in
tie milling business, having fine steam
Touring mill at this place. There are
also family Of Earnest's living in this
neighborhood, who, as | understand
came from the vicinity OF Harpers Fer
~. | have only met one of them, Mr.
Daniel Earnest, who keeps drug store
here. He left Virginia some Is
years ago, and seems TO have prospered;
but he still remembers his old home and
many of his old schoolmatcs with pleas
ure. | gave him copy of the Regis,
Ter to read, he was very much pleased
with it: having found the names OF some
of his old acquaintances in it. The
whole family are good democrats, one
of them having been in the Confederate
Amy. There is also a Mr.. John w.
Miller, living here, who removed from
Berkeley county some time prior to the
war; he was in the Office several days
since and was enquiring about different
persons from your vicinity, among
them our old friend Mr.. Jacob Fulk, he
says he remembers him well although
it has been many years since he saw
him, and seemed to be glad to hear that
he was still well and hearty. Well, ]
guess | have exhausted the patience oi
your readers, aud must close.
MORE ANON
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13
TIE "YOUNG AMERICAN" CORN
AND EOk MILL

Will also grind shellcd Corn, Rye, Oats
&c. 1t will pay for itself in single sed
son. 1t will make Corn Meal. 1t has
stood the test for years. Below we give
a list of premiums taken last fall, 1S7S.)
At Rockville, Montgomery County, Md.
At Alexandria, Alexandria County, Va.
At Frederick, Frederick County, Md.
At LeeSburg, Loudoun County, Va.
At Stauntou, Augusta County, Va.
At Culpcper, Culpeper County, Va.
Send for testimonials of leading men Of
Loudoum County Va, and other sections.
Look ut sample mill, next door to GcO.W.
SPOTS shop, near the CharlcstOwn depot.
or at establishment of 4. ). NJ. Holman,
ShcphcrdStown. Sold by
THOS. LOCKE, Agt. for
WILSON BROS, Summit PIT, W. Va.
Agents for Clarke, Frederick and Jeifer
son Counties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13

A BIT OF UxwmrrEs HIsroEY.--A
Washington correspondent. hard driven
for news, bss interviewed oDe Of the
Senate pages, and uuesrthed this little
piece OF history from the lad: i was
in charge of the Presidents room at the
capitol when Grants last term Of Office
expired. Just al twelve O'Clock, beri-
dian tine, acting yice-Presidept Ferry
brough. down The gayel, aud Captain
Bassei, superintendent: OF the pages.
watching bin. saug os,, Gone, and |
holding the Presidents door half opsr,
exclaimed, it's up. sir, prrsi5eni gSrsn.
raised his hand the i.I-ian; i spoke sr'!
turned 10 Mr. Fish and asked, Iiaye
a right 10 fDisb ii + He bad signed Il.
S. Gr- bin. The whole csbiDet
was present and geDeial cens,itsiion
lasting FIVE minutes foiiau.d don't
remember what was said, bpt il Was IL
cided that he had right 70 iihis'i i'is
signature
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13
FAIRFAX HALL.

A FIRST-CLASS Seminary for young
II ladies. The eleventh annual session
of this institution will begin September
8, 1879. Location healthy, full corps of
competent teachers, great attention paid
to all the important branches-solid and
ornamental.
No school offers equal advantages on
lower terms. Apply for catalogue and
information to Miss MARY l.. Bill
LINGS, Prin., Winchester, Va.
AUG. % 4W
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13
IMPROVED "BUCKEYE" CIDER
AND WINE MILL.

Weask persons in want Of Good, Sub
stantial, Complete and Reliable Portable
Mill, TO examine ours before purchasing
any other. Two men can grind and press
from / To barrels of cider per day. These
mills crush the apples instead Of grating
as most all others do. They have three
east iron cylinders, with lluted ribs, the
first or upper cylinder crushes it into a
coarse pomacc, and tEcn feeds it through
the lower cylinders, which crusheS it into
Il fine pomace, it being impossible for
any to pass through without being thor
ougly crushed. More than ten thousand
ofthcSe mills have been sold during the
past ten years, and have everywhere Civ
en- general satisfaction. See sample, next
door to Geo. w. Spots shop near the
Charle>town depot, or at establishment
of X. 5. VI. Hoffman, ,ShepherdstOwn.
TlIOS. LOCK +, Agt. for
WILSON BROS, Summit Pt., W. Va.
Agents for Clarke, Frederick and Jeller-
son Counties.
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Look! LOOK ! LOOK t!

Z lie subscriber respectfully announces
to the farmers and the public gener-
ally, that he has taken the agency TO" the
sale of Farming Implements of all kinds,
including Steamers, ThrcsherS. RcaperS,
Mou crS, Wheat Drills, Horse RakeS,
PioughS, &C., &C., all of which he can
furnish at the lowest figures, and will
warrant satisfaction. Persons wanting
anything in his line will call upon him,
or actress him. near kcrneySvillc, jeff
crson county, ". Va. lie has samples of
Drills, Horse Rakcs, &C., at kerneysville.
| would call your special attention TO
the llagerstown or Keller
WHEAT DRILL II HORSE RAKE,
which have given such general s;.tisfac-
ton to the farmers Of Jefferson and
Berkeley counties.
THOMAS IIGKLlDER.
Near kcrncy
Jcl. Co., W. Va.
June II. 1879. Gm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13
SUPERIOR"
DOUBLE FORCE-FEED GRAIN
DRILL.

To every farmer purchasing Drill we
would say examine well for yourself be-
fore placing your order. We court Il crit
ical examination of our Drill in every par
ticular until you thoroughly understand it
for yourself, and know as much about II
as the Ag't. We believe when you do
this and compare it with other Drills your
Judgment will not fail TO give ours the
preference. The Distributor for our adj
Unstable FORCE FEED GRASS SEEDER
is the same in principle and construction
as the grain distributor. II is so arranged
that the seed may be sown broadcast eth
cr i'm front or rear of the hoes, Is desired,
and can be instantly changed from one
position to the other. Our Drill will be
sold at the Lowest Price at which a strict
lv first class machine can be sold. EN-
anime Drill next door TO Geo. w. Spots
shop, near the CharleStown depot, or at
establishment of X. ). NJ. Hoffman, Shcp-
herdstowm. Send for circulars giving
full description. Sold by
TuOS. LOCKE, Agt., for
WILSON BROS, Summit PIT, W. Va.
Agents for Clarke and Jefferson Coun-
ties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-13
FERTILIZERS. L

We are prepared to offer the Farmers Of
Clarke and Jefferson counties complete
line of the best (and tried Phosphates
now on the market, together with
"Uiison Brothers. Phosphate" and
"1he Pulley Phosphate" )"
Manufactured for us, by reliable firms,
who guarantee their goods. These goods
arc sold under our brands. We are fully
satisfied that old established houses who
have had years of experience. and enjoy
the best facilities, can manufacture their
goods at considerable less cost and with
Il degree of certainty Is TO chemical re-
suits not possessed by the inexperienced.
We have samples on hand of High Grade
Chemicals, which we can supply those
preferring to mix or make their own Fer
tilizers. We can sell you Baugh's Goods,
Moro Philips Goods, J. II. Reese Il Cos
Goods, Whanu Il Co.'S Goods, BuSey's
Goods, J. r. Longs Good, y. j. Turner's
Goods.
Prices range from $2i to $45. Call and
examine samples at Summit Point and
Charle>town. Sold by
WILSON BROS,
Summit Point, ". Va,
And THOS. LOCKE, Agt. for Wilson
Bros.
Aug. %, 1879. 3m
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TO THE FARMERS.

HAVING recently made considerable
III improvement in my Mill, | am now
ready to exchange barrel of No. Fam
ily Flour for five bushels and peck of
Wheat, or a good article of Extra Flour
for five bushels of Wheat.
WANTED.
5000 bushels Of good Wheat for the high
est cash price; also 800 bushels of Rye,
and 1000 bushels of Corn, for which |
will pay TIE highest cash price. The pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
j. ID. STALEI.
Shcpherdstown, Aug.2. 3m
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DISSOL i ITO N
Co. PARTNER SHIP.

THE firm of RICHARD & WELSH
j ANS is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the late firm, either by
note or open account, will please make
prompt settlement of the same by the lst
of October next, as after that time all un-
settled accounts and notes will be placed
in other hands for collection.
The entire stock Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, &C., belonging to said firm, will
be sold at reduced prices, in order TO close
up the business.
Both partners will be found, until Oc-
tober lst, at their old stand, and either
will sign firm name in settlement.
JOHN J.. RICkARD,
JOHN +. WELSHANS.
August Q, 1879. II