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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11
PLEASANTRfES,
quaker doctrine is pure lhee.oly.

quaker doctrine is pure thee.0?y.
The father OF the ceTegis is Pop Corn.
Do as the Romans do-ii you would
not be done by the Romans.
Corners on grain follow wheat through
WeeviI report as well as good.
The billiard PLAYER is not an imitator.
tie takes the cue from no man. He takes
II from the rack.
Why cannot pantomimist tickle nine
auditors at once Because lie must yes,
ucuIatc Just tickle eight.
Chinese BARRIERS shave without lather.
This reminds us that our sChOolmaster
used to lather without shaving.
1t was very ungallant in the old bach
elOr, who was told that certain lady
had one foot in the grave" to ask II
there wasn't room for both feet"
les funny that man can't wear q
plaster without feeling more or less
stuck up. Poor, proud flesh, that not
even mustard plaster can humblel
Talk about the facial expression Of
great actors Did you ever see small
bacco for the first time?
I; Isl pitiiul thing to hear Young
lady saw something tastes like muStache
cosmetic. and then change color and tIy
to look uncoucegned and Indifferent.
Iii you grasp rattleSnake firmly
about the neck he cannot hurt you"
says Western paper. But keeping
about 4 block ahead OF the snake is a
better scheme.
Ii ii makes a white woman GewitCh-
Ing to stick piece OF black courtplaster
on her face, why wouldn't piece OF
white courtplaster make black woman
appear positively charming"
\ Connecticut woman has given her
son a large comforter made Of hair cut
from her own head during ten years,
This IS much better than allowing the
hair 10 get wasted and lost in the hash
every. morning.
Ny brudders," said waCgish color.
eel man to a crowd, I'm ali Intliction, in
all oO your troubles, dar is one place
you can always find sympathy"
"Whar" shouted several. "lu de die.
tionary," he repeated, rolling his eyes
skyWard.
II remember said Brewer, 81 re-
member two young men who used to
beard At my hOuse-they are both dead
now" The crowd broke into Il mean.
inc smile, and Brewer wondered why
they didn't wait for the funny part of
the story 10 come.
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Commissioners Sale

OFVALUABLE MAlNsrREEr PROPERTY
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling,
Louis II. Franzheim.
vs. In ChsnceTy.
c. w. Fran1heim and othen
Pursuant to a decree entered by said court in
the above entitled cause on the LIST day OF
November lSSl, the Undersigned commissioner
will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1881,
Alto O'Clock M, at the front door OF tho Court
House OF Ohio county, sell at public auction to
the highe and best bidder, the following real
estate, tO-wit: That certain piece or parcel OF
land situate on the east side OF Main street. be-
oi Wheeling West Va. fronting on Main street
twenty-five (2!l feet and running back with an
equal width one hundred and thirty'twO ll32l
which was conveyed to George W. FranZscim.
ST., deceased, by r. K. Armstrong, trustee, and
others by deed dated the 18th day OF Ju =, 9>65,
aud recorded in the office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county. in deed book No.
~. page 70, and devised by said George W. Franz
helm, ST.. 10y his last Will and testament, 10 his
son George William FrauZheim, now deceased.
TERMS OF SALE ne-third of the purchase
money, and rs much more as the purchaser
may elect to pay, in cash, and the residue i'll
three equal annual inStallmentS, with interest
from the day OF sale. the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred payments, with personal
security to be approved by said commissioner,
he retaining the title until the payment OF the
purchase money III full. |. y. JONES,
nugwsi special Commissioner.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y. VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made by John ). Armstrong and Mary A.
Armstrong, his wife, 10 me rs trustee, the first
dated December Is, 1878, recorded in deed of
of trust book No H. page Al: the second dated
July %, 1879, recorded in deed OF trust book No.
g, page (, IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the CoUn-
ty Court OF Ohio county, W. Va, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER,
1881, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. M, sell at the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
the following described property, that is TO say:
The southeastern neiOurth part OF that certain
lot Of ground lying and situate in the city OF
Wheeling on the north side OF Nineteenth street,
and designated on the plat of said city as lot
number fOTty.eight. Said part lot fronts Oh
Nineteenth street thirty feet and ex tends back
north from said street half the length o! said lot.
TERMS or SALR-Onc.half. and moro II the
purchaser SO elect, in cash on day OF sale; the
balance in two equal installmeuts at six and
twelve months, evidenced by promissOry notes
bearing interest from day of sale, the title to be
retained until payment in fnli.
DENIS OK EEFFE, Trustee.
W.Jw, CowDEH, Solicitor. sp26i
The above sale Is ad jOuned until Saturday,
November 70. 1851, al the same place and begin
-, ngNIS OK EFEFF T-uStaa
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PUBLIC SALE lE STOCK.

TINE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
l. West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association having legally required the delin-
to pay up their shares in full, which require.
ment has not been complied with by some OF
said .subsCIibers and stockholders, by order Of
tho Board Of Directors OF said Association, made
on the Srd day OF November, 1881, the shares of
such delinquent subscribers and shareholders
will, before the Court House door of Ohio conn.
ty, on the SRI day OF DecemQer 1851, at ~ clock
A. ~, he offered for sale al pub icRuctiOn, To the
highest bidder for cash. BY oToer OF the Board.
Nm EElRGE HOOK Snn,N-
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Mhlta or Brown Bread.

Nineteenth Century.
The earliest agitator in the matter OBJ
served two years ago, when travelling In
Sicily, that the laboring classes there
live hea,thily and work well upon 4
vegetable diet the staple article Of which
is bread made OF well-ground wheat
mea.. Nor are the Sicillans by any
means the only people 50 supported.
The Hindus OF the northwestern prov
ince eau walk fifty or sixty miles day
with no other food than "Chapatties, y
made OF the whole meal, with a little
"ghee. or Galam butter. Turkish and
Arab porters, capable OF carrying bur
dens OF from 400 10 900 pounds, live on
bread only, with the occasional addition
OF fruit and vegetables. The Spartans
and Romans OF old time lived their Wig
UrOus lives on bread made Of wheat
meal. In northern as well as southern
climates we find the same thing. In
Russia. Sweden, Scotland and elsewhere
the poor live chiefly on bread, always
made from some whole mea,-wheat,
oats or rye-aud the peaSantry of what
ever climate SO fed always compare
f-yOrably with our South English poor
who, in conditions OF intelligence pre-
Guiding them from obtaining sufficient
meat food, starve, ii not 70 death, at
least into sickness, on the white bread
il is our modern English habit TO pre-.
ier. White bread alone will not sup
port animal life. Bread made OF the
whole grain will. The experiment has
been tried in France by Magendie.
Dogs we're the subjects on trial, and
every care was taken to equallZe all the
other conditions proportion the
quantity ui food given in each case to
the Seight OF the animal experimental
upon, and so forth. The result was
sufficiently marked. At the end OF
forty DAYS the dogs fed solely on white
bread died. The dogs fed on bread
made Of the whole grain remained Wig
Orous, healthy and well nourished.
Whether an originally healthy human
being, if led solely on white bread for
forty DAYS, would likewise die at the
end OF that time remains, OF course, q
question. The tenacity OF life exhibited
by Magendie's dogs will not evidently
bear comparison with that OF the scarce
Is vet forgotten forty days wonder, Dr..
Tanner. Nor is it by any means as
serted that any given man Ur any given
child would certainly remain in vigor-
Gus health Tor an indefinite length q
time if fed solely on wheat meal bread.
Not single piece OF strong evidence has
been produced, however, to show that
he would not; and in the only case in
which whole meal bread has been tried
with any persis'ency or on any cOnsid-
cradle scale among us, to-wit: in ais
facts 90 to show such bread to be an ex.
reilent and wholesome substitute lor
more costly forms of nutritious food.
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sDaily except Sunday.
No. Z and iS stop at ali stations.
WEsTBoUED TRAINS,

B. 4 o. Palace, Drawing Room aud sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all points
South and Southwest, North and Northwest
making this desirable route for colonists and
persons moving to the great West, and TO whom
particular attention is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Lsave Wheeling ..6:25 A. II. lao and $40 P. N
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets to ali principal points on sale at DEF OF
Once open at all hours during the day.
Information TO the travelling public Cheeriully
given. w. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. Of T.
X. T. DEVERIES. General Agent, Wheeling
IN
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A Physicians Advice OF How to Gain
Health,


HARmsEURG' Pa, March 80, 1881.
Nothing is more charming and at
traCtive than thoroughly healthy,
perfectly formed womsn; a bright-eyed,
rosy, laughing joyous, happy-faced
girl, one who finds keen pleasure in
merely living. An invalid wife or
mother is constant object OF sympathy
in an otherwise contented household.
Happy the home whose women folk en-
JOY perfect health. IN my practice l
have always recommended sickly women
to use Browns Iron Bitters. In cases OF
irregularities, dyspepsia, Indigestion,
heartburn, Nausea, sour stomach, ner'
vousnesS and exhaustive debility, | find
it exceeds ali other remedies as a true
medical tonic. 1t never fails to gently
soothe, refresh and strengthen the gen
erai system, and especially those parts
made weak by continued distress; and
what satisfies me most is, that the cures,
although in some instances gradual,
are always pGrmanent.-M. u.
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Marrying Another Man tho Night Before
Her Wedding Day.

lsttnlIa LSt L At9H'
There is a law firm in Forcstyille, Chau-
tauqua county, under the name and style
81 Record & Hooker. The natural desire
of partners to cement still further their III
terrst bv uniting their families NJ" OBJ
servablc in this firm. The senior member
had daughter named Nellie about -
Years of az and he proposed 20 give her
to his partner, Warren Is. Hooker, for his
vile. The engagement was entered INTO
about two wears ago. 1t is said, and tho
upShot shows with how much truth, that
Miss Nellie was opposed to the project OF
disclosing If herself i'll the manner propos-
ed by her father and has publicly declared
that Sho would never marry Mr.. Hooker
The wedding day has been postponed from
time 10 time. but WAS finally fixed ior
Thursday of last week Preparations
wcrn made for the event and the invita-
ton were ont On Wednesday evening
the Young woman. in tho company OF a
youth ct about her own age. named Den
Dye. assistant station agent ut forestvllIe'
appeared before the Rev. VI. Look oil that
village and asked 70 he joined III marriage
The clergyman refused to comply with
their request. The two young folks them
got a horse and buggy and drove Over to
the neighboriug village or Hamlet. There
they found clergyman who made them
mnu aud vile. Returning, they arrived III
Forcstville about midnight and went to
hotel whore the young woman was nitro
dGcei as Mrs Dye and where they remain
ID until the next lnoruing. Mrs Dye Is
4 we'll educated Young woman ami has al
ways had the credit of being very lntr!h-
gent and Of possessing more than the "rd'-
nary amouuto of con mou seuSo. Mr. Hoo
o.. who is promising y0lng lawyer 1t Is
said. accepts the situation IN manly
way, aud has The sympathy Of the
community.
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Sunday Express leaves Wheeling atS'52 a. NJ.
arrives Wellsburg 926A NJ, Stcubenyille $50 A.
NJ, making close connection for Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at 3:40P. N and 6:35
A. n. run daily. Through Chicago Express
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, al 20 p
M.,w!th sleeping car aattached arriving in ChiCa
In advance at Union Depot ticket office, Colum.
bus
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cans through without change from Stenbcnvilc
east To Philadelphia aud New York and west To
Columbus To Cincinnati, Louisville, Indiana.
polls and St Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further informa-
ten apply to Joseph NJ. Belleville, Ticket Agent
II Pan. Haadie Depot, foot OF Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House
Wheeling.
D. W. ALDWELL.
Ccr'l Manager, Pittsburgh, Ia
f. A. FORD,
60, 4 pn.a I'd TIci.ni unni PIT dim 81 Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

Mr.. WALTER +. ADAMS, Of WestborO,
Mass, writes: For years | suf-red the
horrors OF dyspepsia and indigestion.
They seemed to weaken every organ OF
life, and completely shattered my ner-
vous system. At night when | lay
down felt could not live until morn
ing. Heartburn panied me most terri
bly,. tried Browns Iron Bitters; it
suited my case precisely, and row my
stomach digests any kind OF food, and
my sallow complexion and other symp-
toms OF i'll health are all gone, and at
night | enjoy most refreshing, dream
less slnmber.N
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT tn
i office OF the Grafton Furniture ManufaC-
turing Company, at Grafton, West Virginia, for
the purchase or rent OF their Furniture manu-
featuring establishment
This property is in good running order and is
situated in a good lumber region, and has all
the facilities for a good business. To either
renter or purchaser possession will be given
any time after October /, 1881.
spl9h GRAFTON FURNITURE MFG co.
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OF life. Il properly cooked meal, affords little or
no present enjoyment, and much subsequ ut
torture to a confirmed dyspcptC. But 1heu
chronic indigestion i com batted with IOstctter 5
Stomach BiI;ers, the food is eateu with relish,
HUi most important OF all, * aS-imulatcd by and
nuurishes the system. Use this grand tonic and
corrective also 10 remedy constipation, bilious.
lI'>, rheumatism, fever snd agur.
For sale by Ill Druggists ahd Dealers generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-11

7 OF FRONTING 20 FEET, AT NO. l!2
i u Twelfth street and running back 10 the
alley. Also two frame houses situated thereon,
one fronting GU Twelfth street. and lhe other on
the alley. Will be sold as a whole or separately.
ANY person wanting TO make good invest
ment would do well to call on me.
L. CHRISTIAN, Auctionccr,
uOSd No lO;S Market Square.
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Cincinnati g. St. Louis

RATLwAY-PAN. HANDLE ROUTE.
Time Table East and West October go 1881.
Traus leave Pan Handle Depot foot OF Eleventh
street. near Public Landing, daily, except sun
days, rs follows:
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S1Ds roGth-AEcnt> wSntcd-.2 best sell
Mo Ing article in the world. 7 sample
Free. Address Jay Bronsrp, Detroit, N1Ch'
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NOTE-1rains leaving Dcllaire at $50 a. IN.
and , p. III. connect ut yellow Creek for Clevc
land.
All trains daily except Sunday.
d. W. CALDWELL
General Manager Pittsburgh, Pa.
T. A. FORD,
Genl Pass. and Ticket ACT. now
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DYsPErTIc symptoms, such as retaSt-
ing of the food, belching, heat in the
stomach, heartburn, etc, promptly cur
ed by Browns Iron Bitters.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r
CONDENSED TINE TABLE OF PASSENGER
Y Trains, corrected to October 81, 1851
tAlS LINE GOING WEST.

Accommodation train leaves Raveuna at $50
Il. m, arrives Hudson 100 Il. III Cleveland
S:35 Il. Ill.
p6- Day Express runs through Parlor Car and
Night Express through Sleeping Car, Pittsburgh
10 Cleveland.
NOTE- Night Express leaves Pittsburgh SAN
day nights, but not on Saturday nights.
RIVER nINIsSInN-GnING "a
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Trsins make connection with 3. -. GldC. 4
P. railrosds. a.! rains run isiir. Sandy CT
copied. :. /. MOONEY, Preside.
GEO. HENRY. tent Manager. A.
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WheeIinu and Elm Grove R. r,
BslIaire and Southwestern r. e.

JUNDENSED lime TABLE
HN AND AFTER MARCH g, 1859. TRAINS
" will arrive and depart 81 ioilowG, pcllaife
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FOR. SALE

Part cash. Inquire OF J. Chambers Hervey, or
James l.. Hawlcy, Wheeling, ". Va. mr3l
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FOR SALE.
The Gray Farm for Sale

~ in Ohio county, about three and hall
miles from Roney's Point and Triadelphis.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-01
COUNTY DIVISION.

A writer in the Middletown TLdns.
eript urges the Legislature 70 a. least
allow county division 70 be submitted to
vote Of the people, and says:
The result of the late census shows
that the county Of New Castle has
population larger than the counties OF
Kent and Sussex sombined, and that
tue city Of Wilmington has more than
ons-balf the population Of New Castle
county. It being about forty-two thous-
aud. Ii 10 mAnifestly proper that new
eoRnty should be erected out Of the
seven lower hundreds OF tho county, re-
tanning the name Of New Castle, and
that the City Of Wilmington, with the
hundreds Of Brandy wine, Chrlstiana and
Mill Creek should compose the other
county, to be named Wilmington. In
point Of area the seven lower hundreds
embrace one hundred and ninety
thousand acres, while the three upper
hundreds, with Wilmington, contain less
than seventy-fsur thousand acres.
IL TO each of said new counties were
allotted seven Representatives and three
Senators, It would very nearly equals,
the rattle of Representatives with tn,
other counties.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-01

Real estate in Boston is on the r;.
and investors are said to be turnia.
from United States bonds TO Back n.
It's.
The New York World want. II.
National Democratic party reorgp,si
on the basis Of tree trade, which Il -
lieves is sure 10 come.
The Little Rock Gazette notes ,b,,
Arkansas is filling up with the be,,
class of Northern and European i'm
migrants, who are nearly all aprcpl
turists.
The report Of the trustees of the Git,,t
estate shows that their income ast y.,,
amounted TO $S10,207. They ,psr,
S244,539 in the maintenance OF ,be !.
ta,e, including S04 1886 In city take, ami
$3.50, i13 Tor Girard College, and rein
vested 1921, ,4I6. A gratifying fcatur. y
this favorable exhibit is the fact TIA, II.
College supports more boys aud is an.
gether doing more good Than ever b..
fOre
The daily gazette., 1881-01-01
A THREATENED OYSTER FAM
INE.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. s1.-The ther-
mometer was eight degrees below zero
this morning at 8 o'clock. The Ice
thickensd al inch last night even out
side the harbor, and the bay has on 1t
ice an inch and a.half thick. In the
harbor sailing vessels can no longer
get out without assistance from tugs.
A clear track, however, 10 kept open 10
the bay by the constant movement.
A the mercury falls 10 the price of
oysters rise, and common oysters that
usually bring IS or 30 cents a bushel,
now command 80 and 9D cents, whilst
large ones are not to be had. Neither
tongmen nor dredgers gould work to-
day, and unless the weather moder-
ates there will be in few days an oys-
ter famine on the Chesapeake.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-01
CHURCH, IN TO.MORRow.

ECOND BAPTIST BHUKCH. FegHs
ana French streets Rev X. y. Cook pas.
tor. Preaching at 1890 and 7.J0 p. m.
sunday school at ga. IN. and p N.
Bible Glass, PASTORS at y. m. All are
invited.
EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCa.
L Market street above ninth, Rev t.R
DuN al pastor
service At 1890 a. m. and 7;so p.n
Evening sermon by Request "yr.
sabbath school and adult mate pIble
Class AT 2p. ia. Public cordially invited.
GE NTR RAJ PRE- ESRYTE ERIAN
~ Church. King street, near Eighth. Rev,
J. Howard Nixon, ID. d., pastor. ~
services: lO "A. m. anu D. m.
rue Iosh anniversary OF Central Pres.
oy leriAn sunday School VIII be held 10.
morrow AT rnpon AT 3 &c ock. The IA.
rents OF the scholars are cordially lnylted
10 be present
ST.. JOHNS CHURCH, Ninth Ward
~ Rev. II. q. Lttteil, rector.
services on sunday al 1890 a. m. and
EPWORTH NJ. f. CHURCH. corner
Ia OF Tenth and Church, Rev. i. DAVIS.
pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 7B
?, N; sunday school at 2. y. IN. All are
HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH on the aaa
IL moor OF The McClary Building No
~ n,
pastor.
sT. PAUL's NJ. T.. CHURCH. Marke,
street above Seventh. Rev. j. ii. CAI.
dwell, pastor.
A sBukY N. Il. CHURCH, Rev. Chas
"A Hin, pasL9r.
services at 1879 a. m. and 7.3O D. m.
rraytr meeting at Da. IA. aud 7.|1 D. m.
Suhday y School ht a. m. and Pc IN. Seat.
iree. All are welcome.
RINIrV guADts1 ,.,n, -.
streets heS. w. j. fIo.t, -. d., rec.
tor. lhe heN. W. q. Ware VIII preacn
On next Sunday. Service at ~ y. In.
nLD SCHOOL BAPTIST MEETING
MEETING HOUSE King nDoye
enth. Preaching by Elder A. Is. Francs
thls evening at 7.SJ O'Clock.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. sec.
9hd street. near Washington. Rev.
J. l.. EsIin, pastor.
Services al 1879 "a. m. and 7.45 y. IN.
p. IN.
ERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHER
~ AN CHURCH, corner -txlu and
french streets, Rev. l.. Isensch mid, pas
TOR. services; 1880 "a. IN. and .. m
NJ EfHODIST Pro EsTAN Nj CHURCH
liI seventh street below Walnut. Key.
Di.J q. sullivan, pastor. services II
looO "A. IN, and 1.45 y. IA. seats free All
are coiuIaIly Invited.
v ri IL ESBYT TERRAIN
Ohurcn, sixth aud King streets, Key,
Lafayette Marks, ID. b., pastor, serves
to- morrow morning and evening, at wv
ana ''SO' All are cordially invited.
w EST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
w Eighth and Washington streets
REV. a. n. keigwin pastor.
MON NJ. L. CHURCH, Rev. Adam
~ stengle, pastor.
are invited. ~ r.
SCOTT M. T.. CHURCH, corner Seventh
pastor,
rreaehing at 1880 a. m. and 1850 m.
All are welcome.
( AhACE Al. e, CHURCH Ninth aud
~ west streets, Rev. Geo. W. Miller,
Services at 1893 "A, M, and 800 D. M
nLlNEf PRESB BIIkRlAN ca UnUn'
" corner OF Adams and Chestnut slIelIs'
hey. Chas. +. Mallery. pastor,
- IeachlAs lOA, "a. ia. aud 1880 y. NJ.
5aODdlh school at y u. IN. aiIl z D. m'
fIayer meeting every Friday az Z Al p H.:
hELAH AXE AVENUE. PI =
~ Church, Delaware avenue and " eat
streets, heV. isaac NJ. Haldeman, pastor
(. services at 1880 "A. IN, and $50 p. ni'
sunday School at 2 O'Clock. All are In
Yited.
RurHANY BAPTIST CHURCH, COZ.
~ OF Elm and jackson streets, Rev. ! NJ
Eastwood, pastor.
Preaching at 1890 "a. m. and 7.30 p. ni'
The daily gazette., 1881-01-01

The deaths from diphtherIa in New
York for the last two months have av.
eraged fifty week.
The steamers Westphala nd ParthIa
Yesterday landed $702, $50 gold at New
York.
The Reading Railroad announces
dividend Of one dollar and fittv cents n.,
share on the stock of the East Pennsvl
'AnlA nAiiroau' payable January Is.
The London Times, IN its fnaneiai
article, lays the year 1880 has been one
Or solid business In most directions and
OF foolish speculation Ia very few. Tha
beginning only Of the speculative period
has been reached, and it NAV be wear.
before we reach It's height. From ali
appearance both France and the Unit.d
States are far ahead Of us in this direc.
tlon. On them principally the duration
OF The time OF quiet business activItv
would seem to depend. The 3 rroJ,oinns
absorption Of capital in public wo,Es
uoW going on iu France may alone laa@
TO temporarily unpleasant results : ~
spectators for rise, but the new vasr
VIII be begun hopefully, and .ueh ia tbe
h,ahnr VI Sae stoch markets that still
body. S"' P'i'e io