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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
1IIE COURTS.
surWsaE CouEr .-Jup aEsaRsRS, uAN NOM,
MOORE ANp JOHNSON,

=
MOORE AND JOHNSON.
Court met at lnA. NJ YESTERDAY and
transacted the following business,
Mr,sra. Ras,l T. nowcrs, " T. Neigh
en-. Louis +. Stilcl aud T. \ REILLY we've
Admitted IN practice IA the court.
In the case vi tho H. 4 u u Il Co
W. Naudarwerker a al, from Marion
county, tho rule vas continued until
next Tuesday.
The case oi MCCoy Va. Allen from
the municipal court at the city at
MhCChug Mas suhmtItCd.
The case vi BRUCE vs. rickrrtou from
the SAME court was also submitted,
la the case from the C,Uu,j court Of
Ohin enuuIy at Margaret Wilson vs.. the
CIV oi ct Wheeling, Il was tusly suh-
united.
The case ui iydick vs.. the II, 90 X,
Il. Ca, Irnm Marshall cOunty, was sub
mlltej tn the Court
Also, the case 81 the I. ". n Nv Il,
W. Go. va, Applcsate Hnd SON, from
Brooke county, VAS submitted
RnhreCht vs., Nharten, from the Ilr'
cult Court ut Ohio county, was sub
m,,ted. Adjourned until ~ day ateA. ",
CIRCur cOuEr-JemaE nTtNiS.
Court met At q A. N. yesterday
The cause ot Louisa Sesbright vs. G.
W, Scahrlsht et al in Chaucery, was ar.
purd upon exceptions Ia the repor, ut
Ihe commissioner Nv nanlel Peck Tor
the plaintiff aud u. H. nOyoner ior the
defendant The sTtumen, Was ne, con-
cluded a, the hour ct adjournment.
la the case OF NJ. Gulmsn n 20, va
Armstrong Il ulrich, the defendants OF
iCrVd two pleas in Abatement, the adj
missihility oi which Was arsued aud Ia
Ken under sdvlsemenI
The Jury in the Gaze OF w. w, blaneh'
ami ys. Thomas q. Britt ct al, an issue
nut ri chaucery. found an Indebtedness
oi A ,Ole from the defendant, Thomas q.
Brit,, 10 Joseph Britt, IT,, ~ OF July ~
lS,iG ,,
nm, will Of Wm. l.nusfnr,l, deCsssed,
Was admitted 10 probate.
Adjourned until today at sNN
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AFTER ADJOURN MENT,
The La,c., New. OF the aroa, s,russl,

4
Ch,rNco, June The Committee on
Credentials have hCCu ~ almost Cuutiu-
unus Ecssiuu to-day and are still sitting
at midnight The CONTESTANTS from
riphl ILLINOIS districts are to hr adult
trd hv the MAJORITY tpurt The Grant
dplrpntinn aIe tn hc declared entitled to
srats. The "a aud the 18th districts
MAS not fully spItlod. The Yarmouth,
or regular delegation from Louisiana,
which ~ about evenly divided between
sherman aud Grant, IL considered hy
the committee ~ the delegation rutitled
tn seats The committee drCIded to ~.
port IN favor oi the admission ol two
Rla,up delegates irnm one oi the contest
cddlsIIlclsiu Pennsylvania, aud IN favor
ol the two sitting Grant delegates irom
the ujhor contested district They are
nov IN session On the West Virginia
rnsc. aud the prospects, ate that they
will not adjourn tnr some hours The
Utah case remains 60 he Cunsli'
cred -Four Grant delegates have
heou admitted from Kansas,
Noo,hrr committee has taken import
ant action, but II IL understood they
have agreed upon the report
The meeting ri tho National Commit.
tee took no action on any Important
uucstiuus Logan. Conkling. Cameron,
New aud frliey held u conference this
evening, hut the import IL not known.
Both the Blaine aud Grant meu appear
unusually CnnRdCut o. night THE
friends oi the other candidates are IN no
wise d,spoudcut Gossip regarding
the combinations IS unCummonly
scarce. aud many ct the delegates
sought early repnse tu nreparo lot the
session morrow, which Is expected Ia
hc the most mumontous oi the tonyen.
ton, There is y general belief nov that
the Convention will not conclude It's
lahnJS before saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

Rurslai,rs at Elm Gruyp aud IN that
vicinity are heCumlug very frequent
aud the CltIsrus cut the pike arr begin
MINK To experience ircllng vt insoCutl'
IN. The other evening, ~ before stated
in lhi, paper, au attempt was mat 10
rnh the -Trsi,ipuve Ol Robert Woods,
E.a since then, several other rcsi'
drnycS have been visited, but the
thieves have been IN every CSse night,
rurd vi. aud nothing VAS secured untl
last "Wednesday night when thew we're
more NCCpssiu, TIE time referred
tn they entered the house vt Mrs. Dun-
lap. situated about two miles out the
National rosd, by pricing oh sheller
aud getIins ntn the dining room, where
they srcurrd snme silvVrware on the
sidrhaard before being frightened 90.
Mrs Mitchell Was Awakened about W
A. "A. n, the flash ut alright light, she
AZ tirsrTuppOsed u Ia I've lightning, anu
thought nothing vi ID, hut when she NO.
ti,rd a SECOND flash IN the house and
not out ut doors, she called to Mr.. john
nunlsr Nv the time he was awake,
The thieves had lelt. aud nothing cluid
b. sOeu ut them. These same
par ies, u Is presumed, visited Prank
Walters about tho same time. Mr. Wal
tiers was awakenel hy the strange actions
OF his doE, aud getting up diseoverei
two su spiCious parties prov ltng around
close Ia the house tie fired bis pistol
aud the men started GA run up the
pike. They Appeared to have on guam
boots.
Several gentlemen Ap watching loI
ihese midnight prowlVrs, and dose OF
nold lead win be given 10 them before
ong II this work continues.
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A Ian1.nn County ARRAY.

PAps spsuuRa, W. Va, Juae B.
A s,ahbiug ahray took place u
day or two since In Jackson osnn'
~. In which John Boslic was
terribly cut, having received no less
than five or six wounds, two Of which
a,o considered dangerous. The cause
of the difficulty IL not known. The au'
thori,ies decline Ia put Sparks under
arrest, no doubt being oi the orin'on
that no acted wholly upon the deien-
a,y.
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Bslumors.

p,,r,nonx, June 8,--flour Dull
and A' unShsnrsd. Wheat = Western
higher and stronql No \ N ~. \, GA
Ter red, spot y ~ ss.cts sssrszi, al.
81 assj Ssllsr July u iAtxa,s
Ter August u lot4lh. onS.
ern hifhsr but dull! ana neg'ey,
western mixed spot 3lc, seller 'une
bOESle, seller July 4e(S4oct se''eI nu
sust and steamer nominal. Oen-ftm
and HIGHER, Western white t&te 4ee 90
mirsi iaCS&s, psnnsylvania 4tCstoe'
Rys-~QuIst al go. Hay Unchanged
pso,isions-ouiet aud withou, change,
Dutler--Dull, prime 10 choice western
nscsed iiaiIc. Esss--Dull and weak
AZ lie. Petroleum Unchanged. Oo''
flee--steady; Rio carsoes, ordinary 70
choice isSihi. suuar--firm; A SOFT
Vlo. Whisky steady al u ll@i Ut
milwaukee.
M,LvIuxxu. June & - Flour-Quiet
aud unchanged. wheat--OPened Strong
and ouiet, No. 1 Milwaukee, hard u w.
No, 1 Milwaukee 81 OH No. sN w
seller June V7c; seller July Osic seller
August ppc; No. = s8c; No. 4 I&i re-
irr,ed Ole. Coru-fitmer and In iair
demand; No. 2 35lc. oats-,fsmeri NO
ssOlc. Rye--firmeri No, sVlc' har.
ley-firmer but quiet; No spring
6fic. Provisions - Quiet anu easy,
Mess pork-Quict at $l0 20 cash; $lO w
seller July. lard-Prime steam ~ sooo
cash aud seller June; ~ ~ seller july
Hogs-steady aud drm At u lote&sa
lnuo,uuau,
O,solssArI, June 3. - Cotton
Firm AT iilc. FIour--Dull and lowers
faulty 81 .7S,a5 %. fancy unchsnse"'
Wheat Quiet aud unchanged. Corn-
steady; M. 2 lO,Ni0ic, 0ats-Sieady !,
No. = mixed 3iC93ac, Rye-Dullat ~
CoSSc. BARLEY Scarce aud nominal
No. 9entra fall 81 ~; No. do VIC
pork-Strong and higher al $40 eoce
10 81: held $40 3O,si0 sLlard-.Oule'
nj 81 10. Hulk Meats -Stonn and hlsh,
or nj ~ e0Cai 80 Bacon Quiet MI"
unchanged. Butter Dull andunchang'
cd, Whisky Steady.
Toledo.
ToLspo, June 3.-wheat - Steady
No. white Michigan 81 IL amber
Michigan 81 10, No. 2 rcd Wabash
spot 81 Ia; seller June 81 ~ seller
July 81 Ol; No. : red Wabash VI lit'
Noe red mixed 81 IA; western amt"r
81 IL. Corn-Sleady; high naked ,oi''
No 4? iOic., Oats Steady; M. X'''
Pittsburgh,
rlrrpsuua, June l. Petroleum,
Quiet, crude steady at ~ II at Park
cr's for shipment; refined Ito Tor fh''a'
delphia delivery.
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How tho Vote Ia Regarded.

To such lrNur had thr excitement
hcru raisod that when the original rcr"'
Luton was withdrawn, the ending
spomrd tlit beyond measure. The
affirmative vote IL regarded ~ the rossl'
tale slroupth ul Grant, AMI the negative
M that 1T the opposition. ttom tao
affirmative vote ehould hv do.
durlcd tho veto al Vermont, three
nhtn votes aud one WISCONSIN.
Toit should hc added nj least ten Rh-
srujrcs II the report ol the Committee
CA Credentials ~ adopted, ~ nov
se,us probable, It will add Ia Grant
four Votes IA Kansas aud take from hun
sixteen yulcs ~ Illinois, The iraut
mauapcrs, however declare to night that
thcy arc rrauuci vi the result ct thc
vote,
rrnloustua tho Agony
After the announcement al the vote,
II was reported To the Convention that
lhc Committee uu Credentials would
not ho ahlo tn report during the night
and an Adjournment VAS taken until ~
o'ClnCk Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
A HEAVY Failure.

NV NoEN June g. Herman lissber-
gpr, metal mer,han, aud importer,
aa1 Pearl street, suspended payment
Yesterday WEDNESDAY, liabilities be-
tween two ur three million dollars.
Creditors few and are principally hanks,
one witch has Claim Ut over a hat a
milliuu dollars Suspension asrrlhcd To
heavy I,ag IN iron
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THE IRON TRADE.
Eleven stgpers of the New Scale,
which h Declared to he the rs
tablishcd Rate OF Boiling In
pittsburgh-A Manufacturers
Views.

PrrrsHUEaH. June 3--The Mahoning
Valley lron Company, Il vas snnouno-
el yesterday, signed the sale. making
the eleventh Rrm that has accepied the
puddlers' proposition. There seems To
be an Impression that the iron manu-
iaciurprs hcresbouts ere prohibited by
the terms Of q compar, from agreeing
"a the i,ou workers scale. On the con.
trary there IN a tsCit understanding that
any frm OF number OF firms can sisn
the sCale a. soon a. u becomss dessra.
bile ~ make iron.
Secretary Martin, Of the Amslsana,sd
Association, said yesterday, comment
,ns on the TACT al the eleven mtils hav-
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Dhl GOODS,
New Notk.

Nav YopK. June Z Dry Goods
Cotton goods more active IN first hands,
aud there ~ an improved undcrlonr IA
the market Prints very quiet, Cling
hams, lawns aud bunting IN steady he.
maud and nfm. Woolens quiet aud
steady. fIannels in light demand. For
ptyu GOODS uuioi.
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Transfer

The following conveyance at neal es'
tato VAS Admitted to rCvord ~ the "i'
ice of the Jnauty Clerk Yesterday
A drrd made Juuo y 1851, hy the
Un,leI Stairs Ruhliug, laud and loan
As,arialIpu tn MWhacl sweeney, all at
MUrrlius. Ia consideration at SbO at
pr,,r ct property m the ttrst wRrd.
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LIvN BrUpk
Usst Liberty.

East LIBERTY, June Seattle re.
ceipiH to-day I, O07 head oi through AMI
no local stock total Tor three days ShI
head at through, aud 2SS head ol Ia.
cal Everything Was sold out yes'eniay !
nothing to-day.
Receipts to day 300 head !,
total Tor three days t,fio head fhlla
dclphias ~ botai No. Workers " WC"
~.
Receipts to-day 100 head total
Tor three days 1,iN head selling At
81 2hGAi No.
CuIvAao. June 3--lhe Nhorrs Jo'o'
nal reports hog receipts "O@ heat
shipments i.iW head, Market opened
weak. hut hccamc active aud ruled arm
or. mi,rd ~ NN@I ~; choice heavy
~ aoDri ~, light u lhWi IL
Cattle Receipts i,lW head ship
u.cnts 1000 head Market llrmcr aud
strong; natives at ~ p0tAi 10, chiefly NJ
&igNal 10; western ~ SOni ~; grass
Tc, ma 81 -; butchers - 6|Us3 ~,
stoc srrs aud lecdors ~ lOtdi ~. Good
active movement and altbold
sheep 80 Receipts GOO head; ship
meuts 200 Market active ats hoCn
4 10; lambs nj .? hkd3 90
New YORK.
Nav YoRK. June = ih1yes - Re-
ceipls 40 head ol fresh; arrivals rSclu
siyely Tor cSpottntion. M business
Dressed beet steady at dIG0ilc, ship
mpuis II 40 head III hive, 30 quarters
nl beef, 100 carrassrs III mutton. aud
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NNn.tnar In.IIna.lona.

WAsHiNaroS, June 4, I A. For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, falling
barometer. aoulherly winds, warmer
clcp, or partly cloudy weather,
Ihr the lake region, stationary or
falUng hlronrtrr, winds mostly snuth'
srly. aud warmer, clear 90 partly cloudy
weather
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

RocNnRr, W, Va, Aug Is, 1875,
Nrsrs LaugAlia, B,'s. & 90.
| introduced your Infant Cordial and
Worm syrup SOME years ago. Aud mus,
AID my personal testimony 10 the test
of my Increasing sales to assure YOU
that they are giving satisfaction AMI
cures where other prepare
lions have always taile,i
Yours respectfully,
u, LIrLE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

VS. hereby inform our patrons that
Nc will have on draught our celebrated
KulmbacAsr Beer In all the principal sam
ple no ,ms n this city, Bridgel or,, Bell
airs, Martins Ferry and Bsnwood, Sat-
arday, June oh, ~. a.,
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RAILROAD BnNns irregular
Sr\rk llnNps Dull.


SroCss Tho market oreued n fraction
higher, hut soon became weak aud dc'
clined Ia per cent, latter Lake
shore During the afternoon rpecula.
ton hccamc strong aud prices advanced
in . per Ccut,, Pacific Mail aud Now
Jersey Central leading the upward move.
meut Ia the hnal sales there WAS a
fractional reaction, Louisville aud Nash
yllr rose per ccnt, but declined ~
prr cent. Nashville sud Chattanooga
tell oil per cent
the trauEacIIons on the stock ia
change aggregated 2ii,NN shares, at
which 3O.UM were Delaware, laCkawau'
na aud Western, II 900 Erie, iG,Wn Lake
Shulr, GhN Northwestern, 10000 Nash
vile aud Chattanooga, $1,000 New Jcr.
soy Central, 1900 Pacific Mail, $4,000
Il. Paul, $500 Wnshash aud Pacific aud
Il 100 Western Union,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
the LADIES WILL FIND

,l,IIE IINE-r PERFUME, IN lHl MAR
kvt st Logan, list 4 Cas- MAY hiuut,
White Rose, up,rt nupu,I Hnd great Nau y ~
el,saut niur aud Toilet atiiClrs iurlUdlng Gel
luluih sots, NJ luuNN, ll@l tu'
Druggists, Bridge NnHet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
the SPLENDID BISCUIT

ND ulIItR CNhti M,bE WIN
~ Iussu, liIS 60 sh,'ylslul haIiug fuN
dof constitute the hadig subject ai ''vfl well
orduri hua.iss, table. Tho hast "nts ihs'
II - the h,si l-,N her IN the matsrt Al iut
iOUAN, liar \ IoB tNIElSlok bAhlNu
ppWntR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
Fancy COilHe-.
the BlIGS ARE. EATING

vvr IUr NuAtS AM AJAX WAVING tOk
the rot ,Iu,, Vital, uil Sap = thc kusn
hugs aud pure iat,s ntCvn iol lha ~ ialn hus'
raid Ly luuAN, ll~1 \ 90.
nutuEtsts, Ntidsn ,utusT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

The choicest variety of = %
aud AN business suits tn Cn--
rImere- and Z heyiois. isoys and
Chllarea's suits rron - up.
Conle and Eet your moneys
worth at OehW les, the One
Price CloihieF-, i3sS MarHct
street, adIoining Opera ho"-e'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

No preparation OF HypoPhosphi,es !
have u~rd can compare with Fellows
Compound syrup 81 Hypopho.iies ior
restoring strength TO the nsrsous sy-
ten,
| think II the hes, medicine I ever
used. W. J. HosssA
Buffalo, N. Y.
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y,,.N Ma, I,ssk~ood's Grove

ON Saturday, June 3, ior the heneht ut
the Moundsyille Catholic Chuph. Fare
for the round trip aC Boat Will make
trim. Al 50. " and l3S0E ",
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To asnta

Headquarters Tor iisnsn a Reddish
hand. made shoes, in all styles, and lar
superior 20 any other make, Tor sale by
Nv, Blond, llsl Main street
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A Household Need.

A book on the Liver, i,s diseases snd
their treatment, sent Tree. Including
trestises upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Jaundioe. Blliousness, Headache,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, eici
Address DR., sanford, lag broadway,
New York City. n. Y.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FIN A NUh.
New York

Nkw YoRs, June a--MoSHv-C Closed
easy at 3G1i per cent Prime mercan'
tile paper iC9h per cent Sterling OK
change, bankers bills isdi; demand at
iSpl,
SI,ygW London b2I pence; bar
silver here ma; subsidiary silver coin
t(pl per cent discount
l,uyIXNAENrs-S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

ous drug stores are now supplied With
Malt Btters. the nrw Food Medicine
which has done 30 much good and comes
10 us ~ highly recommended. Try H.
Il may save you heavy doctors bills
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

UxpsErlstSe attended TO by Robert
Luke, No. i+so Market street, near
The poslo tfice 81 reasonable rstsA
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4llbrrliu9 Re9isten
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


F,r Cincinnati steamer NJ Law
renee
NJ Hrllp,uc Hotel
Wheeling Fomalc COLLEGE Oommen'c-
mrm Week
Autograph Albums stanton y l.aN
vnpo,i u,u
Naluuu
NN.INS W. Notice.
Narnalls U,kiug Powder.
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rhnr,nnnnaInr Raanrd.

"A takon at schucprs Opera HOUSE
dtug store!
tHUU,nAN.
~ 1ssFa1FS iAS FaSSs ~
a. f1 IN G q %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

JAVOH ". GRU Bfs, the Jew
cher, eiicrs bargains tn Wed-
diug prc-cnis, corner Fweitsh
and Market streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

ExcUssloS extraordinary oi the Zane
Street n. n Sunday school to Wash
inston, ~. Thursday, June ", 1850.
Nv iaFths< psrsicalaFs sc papers here
altar.
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AN EXCELLENT REMEDY.

lDErHll-pA NAIER IS.NN bNttIttNI
ID lnuic ani sppViisrr, 80 vel Hsa N'''d'iInl
comedy ~ kidney anr, iihut. Av lt,utie 49,
krs tAk ppt gallon Aisn uu ifsught itpu' inuu
tain Fncsh hlur liok, 'unstvss, llnihpfn, ~
Iulllnaris. liuub ados auj hap'tN Na'p Zee
sale by LOGAN. liHI a 60
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

Pt~s to so,s ,ys,YbIy. Il yoa
want barsains IN Shoss sad SlipPsfs,
call Al ~, blou1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SrMNER law If'1ukIH tNlNF WIN
~ ~. hysiu slh luiN l-sl aui ,ui sh ~
tomb'r Have pto,o'i oi slsnsl us' l'i i"nu
dcui- " hp design b. putauV thVlt studies ~ 'hh
az uihot Law SChuol, ~ a. lhusp Who Ifulsis"
~ psd prhaicl, aud All, io pisctiuon' - Nh'
have not hal the advantage ~ fNsi'mai1 'N
saueilnn. fuf 'it,ula applS ~ q luiT'fN'l
~ Va ~ JOus n hIsuE, rroi tom sni
stat Law maAMNh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
In THE VICINITY.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NrlGHeOas,
Resume Of Yesterdays Events In The Glass
CiB-Ralkoad and General Mat
tiers In Bridgeport
nELLAIRE.
spicy specimens o, social salad General
News.

SPICY specimens os SOCIAL sa'au-tenefai
News
The Ohio Base ball Club will play y
match yame oi hall with the South
Wheeling club next Saturday. Game
will he called at . o'clock on the south
WheoliuR's ground.
The annual commencement OF the
Bellairs ilill School takes place June H.,
The following Is the programme;
Music
kssay.-rhe Web Of Lille ..., Nagsle L. Mutusou
Music,
Grafton Popular opiuion A, W. Anderson. IT,
Music,
kS.ayfolly ,,.".... ..,,,.'~Ahn'e +. Oswald
Music.
Grafton Individual kho,, .,....,,-N " Rankin
Muslc,
Es,ay Nstuw a...,.,,. .,,... .,,.",lenno U, smith
Music
omliou County seat Question w. u. Mellstt
Music.
Essay Accomplishments, MARY 4, hwell
Music.
Presentation Of Diplomas liee u J Alexander.
ncuOdiVtiun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

Practical. and Aualytiosi CbsEIhtS -.
srseld By ell Druggists sud Dessc Ia Nell
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-24

right. II has done some tall shooiiu'
Use gwinc now to see how nigh IL will
come TO httin' de riber. Dis shall be
It's last shoot, de ole prickcrprite. I'll
jest ense IL oh It's load leetle, and aim
II, yer know"
He swung an axe, knocked out the
spigot, drove in the bung, and made
several ugly gashes IN the heads of the
"barr'l.'
"Now l will aim it," he said.
He aimed tho gun for the river, and
then gave II push. Down the slope
II rolled, turning over and over, bump
ing and humping and jumping as it
struck any rock, the heads coming ont
last, the cider gushing and splashing
and frothing, the gun going faster and
faster, and as it reached the edge of the
bank it there gave tremendous spring,
midtown 1t went, striking the riverl
There was lively bubblng for a time,
and then the river was still.
at has hit de bottom fair and
square," cried Uncle Elisha, "and where
ii has struck may it lay foreberw
"Three sheers," shouted Abrams boy
and they were given with will.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-24
SALES on REGISTERED SHEEP.

DC Smith, Addison, to Cherbino Il
Williamson, Middlebury, twenty ewes
and twenty rams.
Jacob G. Cary, Cumberland, Ohio, TO
Isaac Rad, Batesville, Ohio, one ram |;
to Thomas Paisley, Cumberland, Ohio,
two rams.
IG Wooster, W. Cornwall, ITO G d
Lane, Middlebury, two ewes and one
ram.
I'D Twitchell, Middlebury, to w II
Kingsley, Middlebury, two ewes from
his own flock and two from that of j M
Stevens, Castleton; to . Severance,
Middtebury, one ram from the flock of
S w Remcle, Middlebury, and one from
that of w II Remele, Middlebury.
VIC Sturtevant, Weybridge, to S M
Stowe, Middlebury, one ram from the
flock of G II Cook, Charlotte.
A A Farnsworth, Middlebury to Mes
srs Hammond & Stowe, Middlebury,
nine rams.
LW Frost, Bridport, to A ID Will
ard, Middlebury, three rams and four.
teen ewes from his own flock and one
from that of G w Whitford, Bridport.
Z Stickney e Son, E. Shoreham, to
VIM. McCauley, Middlebury, eleven
ewes.
CN Award, Pataskala, Ohio, to L
Stowe, Union Furnace, Ohio, one ram
G ii Vaughn, Woodstock, to s W
Tinkham, Arson, Me-, two rams.
| e A Baldwin, Whiting, to Danie
Gale, Sudbury, seven ewes and two
rams.
Joel Randall, Middlebury, to Rollir
(ioruxual olouap auac
James Vanslett, Cornwall, to RolliI
Lane, Cornwall, one eve from the fiocl
of g ID Lane, two ewes from that of I
Il Sanford, three from that of Is Ham
bin, Cornwall, and one from that o
Mrs. NJ Ellsworth, Middlebury.
Franklin Hooker, Cornwall, to w
Larrabee, Orwell, six rams.
G ID Bush, orwell, TO j A Wright
Middlebury, one ram.
CM Pillow, Mancl, ster, Mich, to ]
G Norton, Norwalk, Ohio, one rar
from the flock of j b llamblin, Corr
wall, and one from that of j A James
Middlebury.
G " Matthews, Sudbury, Ohio, I
Charles Lee, Ashley, o; to Newio
Grant, Ashley, Ohio, two rams.
w NJ Grandey, Dridport, to II
Wright, Middlebury, two ewes fror
the flock of j j Crane, Bridport an
two from that of d F Doty, Bridport.
T A Myr OK, Pridport, t. II d Wright
Middlebnry, tour ewes from his 0w
and nine from the flock Of b j Myrick
Bridport.
j A Wright, Middlebury, To MI
Mitchell, Mansfield, Ohio, three rams.
Mrs. M j Ellsworth, Middlcbury, I
Cherbino Il Williamson, Middlebur,
fifty ewes.
w N French, New Haven, to Cher
binol& Williamson, Middlebury, six
teen ewes.
G ID Miner, Middlebury, to Patric
Mccormick, Jr., Middlebury, one eve