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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-07-18

WHY ARE You BILIOUS because you have al
lowed your bowels to become costve and liver torpid
Use KidneyWort to produce free state of the bow
els and it will stimulate the liver to proper action
cleanse the skin Of Its yelowness. bilious head
ache, and cause new life in the blood Druggists have
it, both dry and liquid-Zion's Herald
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-07-18
TEA PARTY
O. D. O VIEWS
sTORE!
Samples Free, Prices Low

I wish to say to all Low
ers Of Tea, and who dOe|
not love this ''SOber Sag|
and Venerable Liquid q
that I am Offering the mos
extraordinary bargains il
Teas that have ever BEEF
offered the public i'm thi
vicinity.
[ have just 10 differen
qualities and prices of Tea
and / invite all to call i
and get samples and lear
our prices.
[ call particular atten
ton to my stock of Colon
and UncOlOred Japan Teas
and the fact that the sal
of those wholesome Teas
rapidly increasing, show
that they are appreciate
by the public.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-07-18
Oo1ong.

have the finest Farmosa in three different grade.
from 45c upward.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-07-18


say that until the fever crisis of Mon
day and Tuesday was passed they were
prepared at any moment for a change
for the worse, but now there is the best
of reason for hoping that recovery is
only matter of time. If he does re-
cover, the case will be marked as an ex-
traordinary one in the history of gun
shot wounds. Dr. Hamilton is reported
as still clinging to the opinion that the
ball did not penetrate the liver, but DIR.
Bliss says tonight that he does not
think that Hamilton is correctly report
ed. The principal interest this question
now has lies in the fact that perfect re-
covery will be much more speedy if
Hamilton is right. 1t is now thought
that the malarial atmosphere of the last
few days, which has seriously affected
many people here, may have somewhat
retarded the progress toward recovery.
The breeze from the poisonous flats
sweeps right over the White House.
DIR. Reyburn said tonight that, while
be would not care to say that the dan
ger was over. and that serious dangers
would not be met still as each day pass
ed favorably there were better and bet
ter grounds for the nope of ultimate re
covery. He does not care to assert tina
the President will recover, but he is full
| ly prepared to say that he has good rea
son for believing that he will.
The day has passed quietly at tn
White House. The President has slep
good deal and is sleeping at this writ
ing. He gets some sleep without tn
morphine injection. He remains YER
weak, but more nourishing food is bein
given him in the hope that his strengt
will be partially regained or at leas
} further loss stayed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Regular services will be held in the
Wesley chapel by the pastor at 1880
A. NJ. and 7.S0P. ". Subject: morning,
"Mau's present aud future"
First Reformed Episcopal church,
Mozart Hall. Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes
Rector, Sunday school "a. NJ; public ser.
vices 1880 4. NJ and 100 P. N Morning
theme, Light after darkness" evening
theme, Leaves of healing Prayer
meeting and lecture, Wednesday, 1880
p. NJ; singing circle, Friday, 7:S0 P. N.
Seats free.
Tie international Sabbath school
Lesson for tomorrow will be the Para
BILE OF the Prodigsl Son, which has been
called 1.-The Crown and Pearl" OF all the
parallels. Luke XIV, IL "a; golden text
verse Is.
At the English Lutheran Church, Six.
teenth street, Rev. Samuel u. Bsrniiz
pastor, will ID. W, preach at l0:3J TO-
morrow morning and 7:S0 tomorrow
evening. Sunday School at . O'Clock.
Black board illustration and address.
Do you wish to spend a pleasant at
ternoon tomorrow? II so, 20 to tine
Gospel Temperance Meeting held at
Parker's Hall at $50 o'clock.
Services will be held at the United
Presbyterian church to morrow at 1890
a. NJ. and 7:S0 IN. Sabbath school at
PPM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
THE LOAN-THE DRUIDs
And Other Bellairs News and Notes o
Yesterday.

And Other Bellairs News and Notes of
Yesterday.
Mr.. l.. A. Allies, OF Akron, o., was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. L. Cash, former teacher Of
the High School OF this city, wac here
on visit to old friends and scholars
Mr.. Cash is now residing in Stark coun.
ty. this State. He spent the morning
IN visiting the schools OF this city.
Our Mayor paid our sister city,
Wheeling, visit yesterday.
\ large quantity of walnut logs are
being piled up at the e. Il Z. depot for
shipment. They mn TO some extent
blockading the street.
The Loan Association invites persons
who have articles of interest, to leave
them at their room, No. 325 Union
street, as il is impossible for them to
visit every house and family in search
OF articles. Security for the same will
be given
The cases OF Captain Peter Tallman,
of st. Clairsville, vs.. Jacob Stahl, aud Of
Talman Bros, Of this city, vs.. Jacob
Stahl and wife, both for attorney fees,
were tried before jury at j. J. Pow
els office. A verdict for the amount
amount claimed was rendered in both
cases.
Miss Mollie Barnhill, OF this city,
who was in Steubenville in the interest
OF the Loan, returned on yesterday and
reported fine progress in obtaining Gu
riosities. Mr. Tom Morris will leave to-
day for Newark, where he has hopes OF
obtaining q number OF curiosities. The
painting OF Old Abe will be on hands to
be rallied off. This painting is valued
at 500 and will be either be rallied of
or sold ut auction. The Loan will open
on Monday night, the 10th inst, and a
big time is expected.
The Druids were very much disap-
pointed after making the arrangements
they did, about the weather turning out
30 badly, but being determined TO have
a jolly time whether the weather was
good or not, they went TO Turner Hall,
last night, where the original programme
was taken az basis of the meeting aud
a good.time was had. Eyeryl o ly enjoyed
themselves us well AS could be expected
in so crowded a house.
The Episcopal social at the City Hall
on Thursday night was anything but a
success, mainly on account OF the
weather, but enough money was made
to pay for the hall and the articles pur.
chased by them They talk OF another
in one week, The purpose was good
and should have been better attended.
Mr.. NJ. Somehow has presented the
employees ofthe Il. & s. W. rosd with
new summer caps. They are OF good
hight linen and will be of service to the
men Of the company.
Mr.. Shannon, OF the county seat, was
in the city yesterday.
A safe man was in town yesterday
trying TO sell the city safe. Better nix
up the Public Square.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
MAXINE MATTERS.
Sayings and Doinss at the Wharf and on
the River.

The late heavy rains have had some
effect on the river, as the marks last
evening showed that il vas fast rising.
There was 10 feet inches in the cham
mel.
The st. Lawrence arrived in good time
yesterday, and with a splendid freight
list. Captain List was on deck, "a usual,
and his genial and accommodating mates
were all on board. The gallant steamer
will leave port at 3 p. NJ 10 day for Gin
cinnaii. Next Saturday the boat will
run an excursion 10 Cincinnati and re.
turn. Kramer will accompany the boat
to furnish the music.
The Courier is, as usual, the Saturday
morning packet for Parkersbnrg.
The &. W. Bachelor arrived last
evening and will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning.
The Welcome leaves at . NJ. for
Matamoras.
The Msllie Ragon and Science are
still laid up at the p. W. Il Ky freight
depot waiting for the law water season.
The repairs to the Pres Ellison are
still being made.
The Scotia passed down at 6 4. NJ. and
the Nail City later with tow OF
empties.
The Hawk, Hornet No. 2, Monitor,
Joe Walton and Hope passed up yester.
day.
Ii. &. Holiday left Yesterday Tor
Brownsville 10 superintendent the lay
ing oil the hull OF Ed. Hornbrook's new
boat.
The Wyoming will leave Pittsburgh
this evening for points down the river
and will load with lot OF iron and nails
from this vicinity.
The steamer La Belle, that has become
such favorite in the Bellaire and
Wheeling trade, has changed it's time
table FOR the summer. See new adv.
column.
The Abner 0'Nesl and Telegram are
working steadily away in their retpec-
tive trades.
PITTBURGH, May 6.-River 6 feet 9
inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, May Driver IS feet
; inches and falling. Weather-Sultry.
Arrived--Vint Shinkle, Memphis; K.
r. Springer, New Orleans. Departed
Andes, Wheeling; James w. Gaf,
Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, May G.-River falling,
with s feet in the canal, and feet in the
chute on the falls. Business fair
Weather clear and pleasant. Mary
Houston, Cincinnati TO New Orleans;
lronsides and tow to St. Louis; Lioness
No and tow TO Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, May 6.-Arrived-Jos Big.
ley, St. Louis. Departed-John a.
Scudder, New Orleans. River feet ii
inches anu rising. Weather fair. Their
mometer IS.
ST. Louis, May 6.-Arrived-Jose
phine, upper Mississippi; Ste Geuevieye,
Memphis; Mark Twain, Dyersburg;
City OF Alton, New Orleans; Illinois,
keokuk. Departed - Granite State,
Pittsburgh; Illinois. Keokuk; Ste Gen.
evieve. Memphis. River fallen u inches
and all upper streams are reported in \
decline. Weather clear and very warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
Tne MaxwsIlKrng Case Again.

In the Circuit Court Yesterday the
case OF the City Of Wheeling vs.. Maxwell
and King Was called, hut owing to the
disability OF the Judge Port Boyd
anil the inability 20 procure competent
witnesses from the county the case was
again postponed until the next term.
There was some surprise expressed at
this. In the past there has been no end
of difficulty over getting this case start
Ell, on account Of the law excluding
jurors who were taxpayers, frem serv-
ing in such c'sps AMI Judges who were
also taxpayers.
At the last session Of the legislature
an act was passed removing this disabili.
~ and it vas supposed the Maxwell and
King case could proceed, but an invesii-
cation and eX lminStiOn showed that tine
law does not take effect until % days
after its passage which will be aboGt the
first OF June. This was forgotten when
the cas- was set and thus the result is,
that the case is postponed until next
term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
FACTS ABOUT TIsH
The Shad En- Route Fish Laws Gencra!
Piscat orial Notes.

The Shad En- Route Fish Laws Genera!
Piscatoris Notes.
The water is rather muddy for angling
at present.
1t il illegal to catch black bass at this
season, or other game fish.
The annual hcgira Ia the South
Branch and other noted fishing resorts
will soon begin.
A species OF herring is now being
taken in the river Il az makes excellent
eating az long as the water is cool. Dur
ing the warm YEA her, hover, the flesh
becomes soft and unpalatable.
Fishermen should remember that the
Acts OF 1879 make it unlawful 10 catch
black has or jack between May ! aud
Jun, ID. Paste this ON your fishing pole.
A true hill this time. Fish Cominls
sioBer Miller Yesterday received dis
patch from William Griffith, Comnis-
sioner of Fish for Kentucky, saying:
"First run OF white sha1 taken herr ia 4
morning" The message came by West.
ern Union.
White shad, placed in the head waters
OF the Allegheny in 1872, have been
running about this time for the past Fl e
years, but have never yet been taken ut
this point. Ii is claimed that several
were caught near Portland, las. sun.
mer, but the claim has never yet be- n
authentic cd.
In case the white shad become ple1.
tiful, Mr. Miller will ask the next Leg.
islGture 10 so amend the fish law as o
permit SEEMING in certain aeasons. THIS
fish will not rise TO q bal and " Ut be
taken either with seine or a gill ne'.
IL will he a desirable addition 10 the G.L
market, as its flesh il firm AMI succu
lent and very free from bones. notaiih
standing il br'ongs TAI the herring family
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
BLEED TO DEATH.
A Young Man While Shooting Ducks is
Accidentally Shot and in a Few Mo-
ments is Dead.

A Young Man While Shooting Ducks is
Accidentally Shot and in a Few Mo-
ments is Dead.
There was a sal accident happened
on the Ohio river yesterday, by which
young man lost his life by bleeding to
death.
'Lish McAnish, young man about ~
wears old, an emrlOye OF the .E:na mill
and the only support oi a widowed
mother, accompanied by a young man
Of Martins Ferry named Clark, and one
from .Enayille named McFadden had
started ont in boat TO shoot ducks
They proceeded up the river until about
opposite the Martins Ferry blast furn-
ace, when flock of ducks lighted on
the water a short distance from them.
piece and suddenly cooking both ham
mers, rose 10 his feet TO shoot, when
he VAS in some Way upset either by the
rocking OF the boat or the breaking oil
the seat on which one iJot was resting
lie at any rate fell aud both barrels
were discharged, the heavy charge Of
shot entering his leg about the groin.
burning the flesh AMI cutting the mans
arteries so that he bled to death before
the boa, could reach the shore. Tho
news soon spread and a crowd quickly
gathered. The remains were taken to
the home of lis mother, whose horror
and agony were terrible.
No blame attaches to any one and no
inquest wac held The Young iuan was
", II liked about tue place and regret liz
expressed over his unliinely end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
- pen.tontlari Doarl.

The Board Of Directors OF the Peni-
tent;gry yesterday held an adjourned
meeting, as announced in the last issue
ui the QECISrER. II was expected the
bids Tor the convict labor would be
opened and the contracts awarded, bnt
= closer study OF the law discovered
that the awards must be made at the
next meeting after the one at which the
proposals are received. II was also
loGnd there was a slight misunderstanG-
10y in the advertisement, and ACCORDING
~ the advertisement will be reinserted
and bids received until the 18th OF June.
OII tine l6;a the Board will hold spe-
cial meeting 'o- the purpose OF consider.
ing them. No other matter OF general
interest was Transacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
THE SMITH FAMILY.
Serious Trouble Ia Q South Wheeling
Branch OF It-Numerous Justice Suits.

Serious Trouble Ia Q South Wheeling
Branch OF It-Numerous Justice Suits.
There was trouble in Smith family,
yesterday, and reporter had to be de.
tailed to follow the case around among
the different justice shops The case
came from South Wheeling, and was
very interesting in some particulars.
The story, as learned, is this:
Jonathan Smith as he was named, but
John Smith as he is called, came home
from work Thursday night, and found.
as lie claims, that bis wife had moved
some of the household goods into her
mothers house, il being double house.
He broke up the stove with fiat-iron;
Gays the women called him names.
They say he threatened TO kill them,
and locked the house mp. Both parties
looked for police and hunted Squires'
offices.
Smith has been married three times
He married his second wife while his
first was still living, anu served a term
in the Ohio penitentiary for playing
Mormon. When he got out ne was
free OF both wives, and proceeded to
hunt up another About year agu he
found her (his present wife, widow
living with her mother, who has some
OF this worlds goods and daughter, a
buxum lass OF IA, in Guernsey county,
Ohio.
The wedding took place and they
came to Wheeling. She found out that
he had been in prison and accordingly
sued for divorce. He promised, how
ever, to leave if she would furnish the
capital. This she did, and he left. the
divorce suit still pending in the Cir
cult Court OF this county. Some
time after she received note saying
that her husband had been run over
and killed on the L. Y. road and il $50
WAS sent his remains would be for ward
| ed. The divorce suit was withdrawn
and a letter sent ordering the remains
to be sent G. y. D.-but they came not;
few days alter, however, Jonathan or
John turned up safe, sound and sheep.
ish.
He induced the woman to take him
back, but things have not been pleasant
and eliminated in Thursday nights
| blowout.
Yesterdays programme was as fol.
| lows: IN the morning, Smith Instituted
suit against Matilda, his wife, before
Squire Felber for unlawful detention
of property. 1t was settled by
the costs being placed on him, and Ma
tilda returning the few goods she had
removed into her mothers half OF the
house, and about whose proprietorship
there was no donbt.
At o'clock =. n, before the same
| justice, John complained against Ma.
tllda, charging her with bad aud angry
words, to the disturbance Of the peace.
She was fined 81 and costs.
At ) O'Clock Squire Philips office was
the objective point. John had here sworn
out warrant against Elizabeth Serig,
his wile's mother, and Carrie Hardin, his
step daughter, charging them with
tnmult aud disorder. A long story was
rehashed and the cases dismissed at the
COS; OF the complainant. In all the
cases Arn"tt appeared for Smith and
Dovener for the women. 1t was fun to
see the counsel chin each other occa-
sionally.
After the Philips trials constable from
Squire Felber took charge of Smith to
look after his costs and there was some
talk OF a commitment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
PERSONAL POIsTS
The Sayings and Doings Of People We
Know.

Geo. Adams Esq and wife have re.
turned TO the city and are at their resi-.
dence Oh North Main street. They
have been travelling IN Florida with
their son Mr.. Sam Adams who is at
present in Stanton much improved in
health. He will return with his sister
who is attending school there.
Rev. Il. Rush SwOpe has taken Rooms
at the Stamm House.
Messrs. W. X. Eson and Joe EIscn
have gone out toward Co!uuDu on a
fishing excursion.
Charlie IIlz and bride " i'll leave today
on the st. Lawrence for short wedding
tour. Miss Minnie Etz will also return
to her home in Marietta. Mr.. John
Becker will also accompany the party as
"A as Marietta.
II. NJ. Neil, E:q Of Columbus, Ohio,
is at the New NcLIra. he Is partly
connected with the Neil ilorse
Fred. Spechi, Jr, OF New York City,
ard known 10 several Of our musical
people, is at the Mcclure.
Every department Of the Jefferson
Iron Works, excepting the blast furn.
aces, shut down to-day, by reason Of
the death OF Mr.. ;. II. Woodward, OF
Wheeling, one OF the proprietors.-
.S,lt5. Goz.
Mr. Gardner Jackson, who has so
long been confined, has fully recovered,
and is able to be out. He will very
likely be on the streets to-day, a fact
that his friends will be glad to learn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
A DECIDED KICK.
Prom the Gas Trustees Against the Nine
| teenth Street Routa

Prom the Gas Trustees Against the Nine
teenth Street Route.
The gas trustees are raising n decided
kick against allowing the Baltimore and
Ohio through line to pass along Nine.
teenth street. from the fact that the
works are located there. To find the
true iRwardness OF the objections, a
REGISTER reporter called upon one of
them, Yesterday, and received his views
He began by saying Mr. McEIhenny, a
prominent gas engineer OF Philadelphia,
was here, yesterday, and his opinion
was asked. lie cautioned them against
the probable injury TO the large tanks
by the constant Earring OF passing trains.
The trustee said, further, that il 500 or
1000 cars were t. pass the tanks daily, a
was probable, the jar would work seri.
ions injury TO the holders. He also
thought the continued agitation would
injure the clay retorts
But the principle objection urged by
him is found in the fact that the works
are used on both sides Of the street. To
put down double track, he thought,
would be to entirely monopolize the
street and interfere with the operation
Of the works Material in cons ant use
is Kept upon different sides, rendering
IL q lent trips to and fro necessary.
THESE, in substance, are the ohjec.
tons urged; how they were received
b. the committee, will be seen else
yhSrN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
nnn,.Enl,Iaaf Nyorx

This il an aye oi great works and won
dersul iGveBtiOns. Steam, electricity
water, air, all are made 10 serve man
but Internationally the greatest inyen.
tons are those which preserve mans
health AID prolong his life, and among
the greatest ofthese is DR.. Kings New
Discovery ioE Consumption. It's effects
are truly wonderful, and hundreds are
happy to-day who once looked forward
TO an early grave. For Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthms floss Of voice., Hay
Fever, HOaTseness, Group, or any afec.
lions whatever Of the Throat, Chest OF
Lungs, DIR. Kings New Discovery will
positively cure. We can cheerfuliy rec.
ommend ], to all. and can unhesitating.
ly say i, is the only sure cure for Throat
and Lung Affections. Trial bottles ten
cents; regular size 81. For sale by Lo-
gan, * Co, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
Bully Book.

The friends OF that jovisl individual
Seek are hereby notified that to day
will wind up his visit to our city this
season, and il any desire to improve his
acquaintance they had better take adj
vantage OF tins last opportunity. The
Nail City Brewing Cos Book beer will
be on tap throughout the city all day.
THIS company deserve much praise Tor
the trouble and expense they 20 10 TO
crafty their customers and give the
pabhc the benefit OF a most delightful
drink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
"Onee Mon Unto the BREACH. -

A few weeks since the Nail City
Brewing Company treated its friends
and patrons to Granger Beer, novelty
in Wheeling, and a most delightful bev-
erage. With its characteristic business
enterprise, once more they come 10 the
front and announce 0t the head OF our
local columns this morning that their
Book Beer will he on draugh. in all the
principal coffee houses during to-day in
our city. Bellaire, Bridgeport and Mar
TINS Ferry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
Slll]eelin9 3fgisten
LOCAL IaTELLi6EHCE.
Index 10 Rev Advertise ents'

Fine Silyerwara-I. &c Dillon.
For Stle-DTes ed and UndreSsed
Stone.
Grand lnnch-Riverside S.OOn.
Real Our Advertisement Logan x
Co.
l.nsl-Siik Pocket.
Palace l,airigera'ors-Nespitt y Bro,
Go 20 Zmmer's Bakery.
Opera House 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ChOr Concert
summer Time Table Steamer La
Belle
TrCssp, : Sa,e.-DcrniS Okeele.
Letter List Fourth Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07

restores its color, when fHici or gAy. Il ,i.lau
latcs the nutTiuye oncans to healthy actiNli, ani
preserves both the hair aud it, beauty. nm,
hrAshy. weak or sirkiy hair bccom,s Cl,k,,
plishlc AMI sirvngthrnci; lost hair rgnN' M
s,ahlish~l: thin hair thickens and iaisi ~ IN,
hair Resume their original color It, u,-r,iIr
i SUM aud harmless. II Cip~ dsulmh. heal,
all humuIs, and keeps the ScElp 0.ol clrAu ana
soft-undcr which conditions. diSyas,, Of he
scalp an impossible.
Asa dressing for ladies hair. the Nignr !, p-ap
al for it, grateful and AGREEABLE perfume A.,
valued for the soft lusirc anu rChucss of IT,, 4,
imarts Pppgplby
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
N earlyR Miracle

+. Asenith Hail, Binghamton, y. Y.
writes: IL suffered for several months
With dull pain through my left lung
and shoulders. lost my spirits. appe.
lite and color, and could with difficulty
keep up all day. Ny mother procured
some Burdock Blood Biiters; | took
them as directed, aud have felt no pain
since the frs; week after nsing them.
and sm now quite we'll" Lauyhlin
Bros. & Co, Agents, Wheeling.