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Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01
Runaways.

A Lively Dash-Ome Man Injured.
 Yesterday afternoon at about half-past 5 o'clock there was an exciting scene on Chapel street opposite St. Paurs church. Two young men who had been out for a drive stopped their team on Chapel street for moment be- lowIthe Opera House. In getting into the bug gy again and resuming the reins they startled the horse, which dashed away, full of excite ment. The occupants, finding the horse un- controllable, refined it in against one of the stone abutments to the steps at St. Paurs church. The speed of the horse and the rush against the wall caused people to start who witnessed the performance. The animal went down all in heap, while the car riage lay upset. Strange to say, both horse and carriage escaped with little harm. One of the occupants of the carriage was serious ly hurt, while his companion escaped with a few bruises. The injured man being unable to help himself, was carried into the boarding house formerly the Edwin Marble residence, and Dr. F. J. Whittemore was sent for. Dr. Gilbert was also called, and both gentlemen attended the patient, who soon recovered suf- fciently to be removed to his home in a car riage. One of the party was 8 salesman at MalIey's. the other visiting friend from New York.
 At about o'clock last evening horse and buggy took sudden start at the corner of College and Chapel streets, the horse having been frightened at one of the circus wagons which were in town yesterday. general smash up was expected as there was line of hacks in front of the New Haven House and horse car passing at the same point, while tho runaway team took the road in between them. The driver hung to the reins and the animal cleared the hacks and the car and then ensued breakneck rush down Chapel street. At the corner of Church street the horse made turn into Church, when all lookers-on were prepared for grand smash-up. The driver at this point regained control of the horse and the excitement was over.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

In Lace Ties and other made up Lace Goods MalleY takes the lead.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

Sportsmen, do not fail to visit Malley's and select your tackle for the season. There you will find Rods from 33c up to the best grades manufactured. Hooks, Lines, Floats, Bas- kets, and every requisite for the sport, at low CT prices than ever sold in New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

During the past week the rush at Malley's for those All Wool Cashmeres, 3S in. wide, at soc per yard, was unprecedented.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

We advise all our gentlemen friends to ex- anime MT. Malley's stock of Neckwear. Eve " conceivable color and combination in The Claudent, Demi et. Demi and Fairfax Scarf.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

E. Malley is offering among his many other attractions 500 Teck and Flat Scarfs at 38c, sold everywhere at 5Oc.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

In the Suit Department at Malley's will be found many attractions. Among the many we select one; it was tasteful combination suit of Cashmere, trimmed with novelty trim ming, at the small price of $1O.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

four and half cents, at Franks.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

E. Malley offers this week very decided bar gains in his Millinery Department He has 8 very fne quality Canton Braid Hat at 2oc; ]; an elegant Milan. 75c; beautiful Trimmed Hat of fine quality straw, $1.75.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

Ladies' StFIped Sk1rtS X5cs. at Franks, 327 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

MT. Malley is showing large line of Bro caded Satins for trimming. These goods can be found only at this establishment.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

huCL1uBS Q HL1U 4VCs PoI yeIu.
 Call soon, as this dissolution sale will last ut one week longer. 29O Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-01

If Ladies buying their Kid Gloves at Nal ley's will try them on before leaving the store, they will receive new pair in exchange for every one that rips or tears.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
$40 YARNS.

The growing mania 10 the Wekt for
big farms aud big farming is not pleas
ant TO consider 10 oil It's aspects. There
IL good reason TO fear the establishment
Of land monopoIies in any country, no
matter how extensive may be lis uncul.
/ sated territory Tho Toronto Globe.
speaking OF experiments past and pro.
iected in the United States, says the
massing Of large areas under one crop
has always ebded in disaster, aud il
always will The condition OF success
ful cultivation on large scale is the
employment Of a great quantity OF ex-
pensive machinery. To render this
machinery profitable work must be
found for il every year; in other words,
the same crops must I've grown over
and over again on the same land.
Every farmer knows that this involves
an increase in geometrical ratio OF in-
sect and funpoid pests TO su extent
that in very lew years renders such
farming Improbable But it is by ac-
tual experience that this bonanza, farm.
ing must be allowed to work it's own
cure. Dalrynp!e, the Dakota man, bas
already made one failure. Glenn,
the great California farmer is bankrupt
Another farmer 10 Illinois Of thousands
of acres died lately completely destitute
As one point in favor of these large
farms, it is urged that the owners Of
them find work for other neighboring
small iarmers.vTh they pay in cash.
This is no doubt very welcome thing
bit II is earned by neelecting import
ant work at home. II may be very
much questioned, too. il this small ben
eft objects the periodical letting loose
upon the adjacent country OF the
swarms Of tramps who make ny large
part OF the working force al harvest
time on the large farms As to the sci.
entific aspect Of farming on such large
scale, il is quite plain that It must end
in the ruin Of the laud. No return is
made wha, ever Tor the fertility alb
stracted from the soil, and under the
system practiced such retsrh is abso
lutely impossible The effect will be
that thousands Of acres exhausted land
will he thrown upon the country just
about the time when, II the lands had
been settled on reasonable principles.
the o Snrr would have been ON the high
road 20 afllueues Dakota aud Mime
sofa will rue the day when bsnsnza
farms we're introduced
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
ArrlenlturaI.
raErAalse sroeK Foa WssTEH

ruErAa4Ns srotR ruH waSsEH
There L 20 ose sSgn ~ uhiea The
speocssgal stock breeder can bc mere
ahiiormly ais,iaEaisbsd from tbe uAa
uho al iall ia ite same business ,hsa
ia tic ooudiilon IL which hla stock be.
gias the winter A. the prudeut Aud
taosgh,iul farmer wiu sec to i that
bis cellars are protected tom iiosl, AID
bis grain saicly housod against Tie
storms Of winter. 30 will The intelligent
p,ock raiser make specisl tfet, %
have his live stock 10 TIA, condition
skich beet enables them 10 Withstand
The cold AID storms Of winter He
knows that there Is 20 covering -
warm a. good layer d ist, and 20
protection 90 complete as that which
comes from robust health and ihat
here. as sell as 10 many other places,
a stitch 10 time saves uine that an
ounce 81 prevention IL better than a
pound % cure. Eyery observaut farmer
has remarked how easy il Is to carry
animals through the winter when they
begin il il good condition, aud how
extremely difficult what careful hous.
log aud nursing and feeding are reqnir'
"a 10 bring through one that com.
mepoes the winter hall starved A
majority II cur readers may yet count
on from four TO siI weeks Of fair wealth
CT before the seasou becomes very iu-
olemsnt; aud during this time much
may be- done to improve the condition
u stock now low 10 0rsb BY adding an
extra .gtsin ration to the shortened
pasture As he who has ouly thin,
unprotected wall and Ill fitting doors
and windows shout bis cellar must
keep FIRE constantly burning within to
protect his vegetables from frost, 30 he
who has only the kin outside OF the
bones Of bis colts and calves, sheep and
pigs when cold weather comes on.
must not only provide extraordinary
rheter, but The food consumed in keep.
ing up the animal heat and sustaining
lie will be nearly double that required
by animals that arc III good condition.
Il National Live Stock journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12

I AIDES AND TORE-KEEPERs-Y can get
l. choice goods chesp. by writing on Postal
for our puce iist, which enables on to order by
msii The bcsr why, aud zee the many Minds Of
Merchandise A.. e keep for ESlo At surprising low
rate. We seud samples Of iHAnourgs Lscs.
Ribb0us, hinges, Nc, II requested. We ,tll
whgietAlo AID retail f1r Cash down. A new com
biEGtiOu ,ysttm enables us 10 quote very otse
prices We have 81. 81 aud g. packages at no
liens which rAnuot be bought fr t~io. the uion
ey oiscWhe al wanted Ia every family. Mon
~ returned % uuJ satisfactory. HoughtoE a
Dstton, So Trcmaut S., Boston, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
D. MALT AND HOPS
6lrTEBS
HANCOCK! GARFIELD

the frs written By bis iiie long ffiued. HoN. j.
FOHNEy, al author Of Ra-Bldl fame. and ar
dent sduiirer a. the "tupeI5 soldier, thu Add,
written b. bic sVmrsde.in. snd personal
friend, Gan. Jas. $, BrIsBIs az Anthor Of wide
celebrity. Both Official low priced. INN nsely
popular, and selling beyond precedent Agents
double prohta by selling both. Outfits SO each.
Act quick aud CON money. Address HIBBAEB
BHoA Springfield Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12

MENTAL AND PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
M Nervousness, hyst.ria. Night hweAts
sleeplossnoss. Cough, FmAeiAiion and Decline
are Al once arrested by MALT BITTERS. This
original and incompatible FooD MEDICINE IL rich
in nourishment aud strength. II feeds the body
and the,brsin. II regulates the stomsch AID
bowels. cesu,es the liver and kidneys, increases
The appetite, and enriehes the blood. Health.
strength, aud pesco OF mind are sure 10 follow
tie daily use Prepared by the MALT PlTTERs
COMPANY from J5Jemeuel nah and Hops and
sold everywhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
KENDALL'S
SPAWN CUR Z.

TME MOST httGkNaFTL kEMkBf ever Ga.
covered. ~ g q certain Is tts sfrets sh3 doss
uai t4stsr RFAp PROOF nEIOW.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
From
COL. /. r. FOSTER.
Perseverance VIII Tell.

stoughtop. MsH., March 10Th, 1850
Il. J. KKspuL NJ, D. Dear 8T: Ii justice ,e
y0u IBd myself think | ought % lsi Seu know
that have renewed two boue spAytus sith Ken
cAls SPAWN cure, onv yeiy large uro. doni
knUv hos ioug the spawn had hsSN there ]
have owned the horse Elsa. months. Il to5k ms
four months 70 take the large sua ~ snd i've
for Ibs small one, have used tsH bott,s III,
hhr,o t. % rely we'll, not q IN Tin aud ~,
bunch To seen 81 felt THIS 10 = wonderful iaOd.
igiue. Il l. sbos thing here, but u - does Al
shat 1t hiss done FOR me IT, sale will be yefi
gsSAt. Respectfully youfs
CHAs. Il, PARKER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
COOLEY CREAMER
coLp MEDAL, rAIsns, 1879.

BUTTER made BY
this process awarded
SWEEPSTAKES
Of International
Dairy Fair, 1878, and
GOLD MEDAL
and FIRST PRE-
MUM at same
1879 FIRST
PREMIUM at
Royal Agricultural
Exhibition, London,
1879.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
Inerer saw = Carmen. too cue {.

never saw = garment too due for
man or maid, there never was 8 chair
100 good for a cobbler or cooper or :
king to sit in; never = house too fne
to shelter the human head, These
elements about us, tho glorious sky.
the imperisl sus. are not too good for
the human face. Elegance fits man.
u do we not value these tools little
L. ore than they are worth ard some.
times mortgage house for the mshog.
ony we bring into IT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12

Gods blessing does 20. 20 vith the
gambling chances Of fnding lucre 10
the bowels OF the earth, a. it does wi,h
the industry which works with him 10
bringing forth tho fruits Of the coil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12

To Allow COW to fall Of 10 aesh
while giving milk for butter making is
serious mistake, which can be eAsily
detected by The expert when The butter
is placed upon the market.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12

ttrequtrcs no m iIhrOOm.
1T raises all OF cream between
niIlsings.
II affords better ventilation.
II requires less labor.
IL ~ mOre'thOrOughIy made. =
II ~ cheaper, and gives better sat
i8f0cti0n than any other way Of setting milk.
BUTTER MADE BY THIS SYSTEM is I'm
EAGELLEp IN ITS KEEPING QUALITIES.
send for Dairyman" giving fun particulars.
CuutiOn.--fhe wonderful success OF the
apparatus from the market and unscrupulous
persons are now endeayOring TO reap part OF
its benefits by offering for sale creameries that
draw milk from under the cream which In
tbs particular, infringes on our patents.
We have already commenced suit and all
parties are cautioned against using such.
VERMONT FARM MACHINE co.,
Bellows Fails, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12
TRE EEIT TEHM on THE
Vermont Conference Seminary

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4 bissELL, D., Fraaasni q tbs HsuSnai
Nsairal Association.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-12

An Ohio farmer says that be has
found by experience that six oostwold
sheep will not consume more than the
feed Of one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
Business ut Burning Springs

\ correspondent writing from Burn.
ma, Springs. ". "a, &C. the Writ county
W,n,arc1utributcs the following interest
Iug items.
The timber business this month has
brra more active that at any previous
timr. Mr.. Crane, Of Indiana, who came
here about two months asp, informs Us
shat hc has paid yUt about two thou
sand dollars for timber, he aisr tells us
that hc intends remaining here o. buy
timber. 4 great number OF rats are
being sold here aud lumbermcn say that
they can get more here Tor their timber
than nj parkcrsburg.
The amount of lumber shipments tins
month will approximate five hundred
RATS. which viii up worth about twenty
i've thousands, ut cruss;lcs. i've thou
sand. worth twelve hundred and ATTY
dollars, ui stav,s, one hundred thou
sand. worth twelve hundred dollars -
making i'm all between scyeuty-hvc and
eighty thousand dollars. which will be
circulated in Writ, RuJuc, Calhoun aud
Gilmcr counties.
The shipments from this place vii. he
a boat load Il oil loo tho SWCrtorr pi
COMPANY, ut PdrkcrsUUyg, AMI Ave tons
of iron purchased by q Cincinnati hvW
MIR Mitchell, one 81 our most cNptr-
i,n,,,I II men. has rented the Dye farm
near the springs from the ca Tract Co,
and will soon commence drilling an OF
well. some years ago a well was drilled
ON ms farm and oil obtained IN small
quantities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
Trustees sale of Centre Wheel
ing HrOpPrty.

10y WRIT or IOl btEbn OF Ikt ],
ID made los Amanda l.. Murigck, wife ot
godfrey G. Murdoch, with the said Goiirry q.
Murlock, her husband. 10 he undersigned thus,
tee, the first bearing datr February /, $50, aud
recorded I'm the Office Of the clerk of the county
Court Of OHIO county. West Virginia, IN Dcyi oi
Trns, Book No. 5, page lGl; the second, dated
July ., 1870 and recorded ~ the SAID CLERK :
Office In Deed Of Trust Book No. D. page ~ the
third dated NOxcmhcr -, 1873, and recorded I'm
The said Clerks Office IN Deed Of Trust Book No.
., page isi. aud the fourth dated May l. 1870.
aud recorded I'm the said Clerk. Office In Deed of
Trust Book No 10, page 4lg, shall, ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1851
commencing az lO.JD O'Clock a. NJ. proceed lp
scll al the front door Of the Court House Of
and best bidder, the following described
property, that Is 10 say. lot numbered one
IN In square number seven Ia siiuU" Oh
The west side OF Chaplinc, formerly Jacob street
I'm the city OF Wheeling, a. designated on the
map or plat Of Callwclls addition ~ said ,tll,
except hny feet In front Of said lot and extend.
ing wetwardly from Chaplinc street Of the uni.
form width Of fifty feet the depth OF one hun
drci 100 feet, the part excepted having been
released from said deeds II trust 10y release r..
corded October 27th, 1876 In Release Book No. 2
page i9i.
money aui rs much more rs the purchaser may
elect 10 pay in cash, the residue In two equal
Payments at six and twelve months, with inter
est from day Of sale, purchaser giving note, 30
cured by deed OF trust for deferred payments,
and a policy Of insurance on the property.
Tie title 81 the said property j. believed tp hr
perfect. but selling A. trustee, shall convey
only such title as IS vested In me by Sail deed
WILLIAM p Hu"g4AE9,,
WI UAIIER. Auctorccr. 'cy5i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Walter Buckley and Mary Ann Buck
lev his WIFE % me as trustee, dated October -
1877, recorded In the office OF the Clerk ct the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, IN
deed Oi trust book No. Is, page -. viii, on
SATURDAY, 1IElST DAY OF MAY, INH,
commencing at 10 q clock A. ", sell at tho mont
door Of the Court House. Of said county, the
following described property, that Is 10 say
Part OF lot No 81 IN Churchiiis addition No
% the city OF Wheeling, beginning Tor said part
al the eastern end 81 a stone wall now erected
on Fourteenth street I'm front " part Oi said lot
lthr part hereby conveyed thence I'm Il north.
cr,y direction through said lot aud parallel with
the CastAui west lines thereof tu the northern
boundary Oi Belmont street, theme" IN west
crly direction along the northern boundary
thereof H. the northwest corner OF SAii lot about
twenty two feet, hc the same NOR, or ly>,.
thence along the western boundary Of said lot
10 the southwest corner thereof, and b. the west
cru end ui said stone wall, thence along ,aii
wal tO the beginning, twenty two feet mon or
les. with the reservation NJ the stone coal uu
deriving the property hereby granted and con.
vcycd, aud the rieht Of taking away and mining
tho said coal.
Tho title Is believed to be- PERFECT but selling
aS trustee, | viii convey only the title vested IN
me los said dcci II trust
TERMS OF SALE One third and moro II ia"
purchaser 80 elect, cash on day "l sale.
The balance in two equal mstaImcutsat 81 and
twelve months. evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing interest from day oi >llc, The title To
b. retained until payment Is made IN full
DENIS OK EEfTE, Trustee.
~ ~ CDWuIN. Solicitor. mnr1.i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
,,.,,.-,n.--T r,epds. Remember.

that DIR. Wistar'S BalSam OF " lid OheI-
~ has proven itseliio be a positive cure ..r
i5r Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis
ami an Luus diseases. IL has saved 'hy
Tvs Of many even after the doctors hA''
s,,6 there was no hope. Every one
declares that /. goes right to the 'l-n'
SPOT. soothing and healing a. u ol A'','
ric All soreness otthr'3t anu iGnSS y
Single dose taken at bed time viii gen
a.. ,T,ru the blood. cause refreshing
siy,,,Lsr ami by morning an ordinary
cnngh or cold will be gone, None sen
nine without signature OF SANFORD 4
PsTS Lane pint bottles Sl;oO. Keep
a Iottle always on hand, twill save You
many a doctor bill. Be sure your drug II y! :,
Sist Gets the genuine for you: Laag6lin
Sros' & Co, and Logan, List q Oo;'
wholesale Agents, Wheeling West q
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport, "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by W. W. Mcdonnell 10 me a. trustee, dated
October 18th, 1877, recorded in the of'tcc OF the
Clerk OF the County Court ofOhi0 county, West
Virginia, I'm deed Of trust book No. H. page 81,
will on
SATURDAY, THE LIST DAY OF MAY 1850,
commencing az ~ O'Clock \. ", sell at the front
door Of the Count House Of said county the fol
lowing described property, that is a. say The
lot Numbered twenty nine, ni the addition to the
city Of Wheeling iaih ont 10y william W. Shriycr,
on the south of Fourteenth street and fronting
on Fifteenth street, excepting the three. feet ~
width OF the full depth Of sold 10, oil the west
side OF the same heretofore conveyed 90 John
Homish, together with nll and singular the i'm.
provSments thereon and the hCrcditanCnE ana
appuTlCuanCcS belonging thereto
fhe title is believed "a be perfect, but Will
convey only the title vested In me 10y said decd
of trust
TERMS or SALE-Oue third aud more, II the
purchaser 80 elect cash on day of sale, the bal
anCc in two equal inStallmcntS al six and twelve
months. evidenced 10y negotiable notes, bearing
interest from day OF sale the title 10 be retained
until payment Is made IN tull
DENIS OKEEFFE, Trustee
"a EnWhlN g,lTgit.r enr.E-t