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We hare receired from the Her. Mr, c,
Moffat an editorial article that appeared g
in the laat isaue of the Philadelphia ?
rrubyterian in regard to what waa aaid
and dune at the meeting of the Ministerial n
Awociation of that city ovor the down- r
fill of John'ti. Morton, the President ol *
the Permanent Exhibition, under whose ?
auspices the exhibition was o)*ned on c<
.Sunday*. a
Mr. Moffat calld our'attention to the
ftct that thin article correct* the miarep* R
reMjntationa wliicu have gone auroau n
touching tho action of said Association. b:
The ministers did not rcjoicc oter the *
downfall of Morton because he waa a y
Sabbath breaker, nor for any other rea- rj
son. They did not rejoice" at all over t<
JiJ* /all. P
The facta of the case, as let forth in j|
the Prubyterian, are aa follows: There J
wis an apparent disposition manifested b
on the part of some uieuiben'of the Akso- |j
ciation to exult over the fate of Morton, C(
mid "a few uttered some excited wordsf zi
but the rent grew calm, and judgment ii
rose superior to passion,restrained exul- !l
tat ion, and suggested a wise reticence." 0
"Resolutions committing the meeting to Ci
Home expression of gladness over the 1
downfall of Mr. Morton were introduced, u
but they failed to receive support, and n
were either withdrawn or laid on the ta- ?
Me by an overwhelming and most em- c
phatic vole."
Having thus stated the case, the Pro- (j
hjterim goe? on to comiiluin of the injtis- c
lice that hart been done to the meeting by 8
the press, in ascribing to it an expression lj
of gratification over Morton's fall, on f(
account of hi* action on tho Sabhath fi
question. Tho importers for the daily n
papers are held mainly responsible for 11
the falt<o impression that has got abroad a
in the country. According to tho Praby- K
Itriun, "the attempt to condenso the pro- I"
feeding* and speeches of such a meeting *
result* necessarily in a failure, and gen- ^
erally in a faUe representation." c
We must nay that the editorial article o
of the I'rtsbytcrian does not impreea us an J|
a very complete refutation of the reportx fL
of the daily pre?w touching what was said ft
at the meeting of the Minwterial Asao- b
ciation. It atemsjio concede enough to ^
awaken a disagreeable suspicion that jj
aftor all there wax a good deal oi truth w
in the reports of the daily papers. Why '*
should the reporterH connpiro to miiirep- w
resent the ministers: Arc the reporters ^
the enemies of the ministers? It cannot L
be said that they have not intelligence w
enough to catch and correctly represent
the spirit of a meeting. Why then, we t|
ask, should they conspire to misrepresent ^
it? K
Wc admit that there is a strong premnnption
that a body of men so intelligent
an the Philadelphia association ot n
ininii'tera ought to be, and no doubt y
renlly are, could not bo far forget themHelve*
jih to rejoice over the discovery ^
tliut a man who had broken the Sabbath ti
w?h aNo a robber,'especially as he had ]'
done about all bin robbing before he l'
commenced breaking the Sabbath, llreak- Q
i?g the Sabbath wan only the culmination c
? the attenuated apex, so to speak, of a
his sinfull career, just as De Quincey "
once obxerved that the man who commitR ()
murder often turns out a very vulgar t!
fort of a person.
It would really be excessively silly for 0
the association referred to to rejoice over '
such a Rcape-grace's exposure. On a ii
character as dark as his Sabbath break- v
ing could not leave a perceptible stain. ||
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Doctors Who Diltcr. \
The Kev. Dr. Prettyman, of Kingwood, ?:
Preston county, does not sympathize with ''
Hev. Fank Do Haw' riew of the Kumio* c
Turkish war. The Preston Journal, after n
quoting the substance of the lNTr.ll.iaKN- n
ckk's recent report of an interview with '
Mr. De Hass, on the subject of the war, ?
goes on to *ay that fi
The sympathies of Key. Dr. Prettyman,
who for year/was a missionary in Tur- 1
key, are with the Turku. The intoler- C
a nee of the HusHians in almost incredible.
Dr. Prettyman Hay* that no minister nor a
priwt of any church, save the established H|
((]reek) church of Russia, can net foot on
Ku"Man territory. She doe* not tolerate
inio'ionarienatal^whilein Mohammedan M
Turkey they are treated with respect and
protected by the laws. "
We confess that we are a little puzzled
to know why these two Methodist minis- j(
ters, both of whom have been abroad, aud ii
nhould know whereof they speak, difler v
ho widely. However, it occurs to us that jj
they were, after all, differently circum- ^
atanccd. Mr. Do Ilass was Consul at Je- Ii
rusa'em. He came in official contact T
with tho governing class at that point, *
wh>, aa he says, area set of carpet bog t|
plunderers of tho people! of Palestine, tl
TIlOW UNI in mimluira Kilt fnnrniliiit 8,
the power of the Turkish government in *j
that country, and do pretty much ns they
please in tho way of levying tribute oti h
the inhabitants. This imhe chief reason
why Palestine, which, according to Mr. "
])e Hnss, is naturally capable of agricul"
tnml prosperity, does not flourish.
The Kov. Mr. Prettyman speaks only J
with reference to the toleration he received
as a Christian Missionary at some E
point (we presume) in Asiatic Turkey.
And yet lie v. J. P. Newman, of Washing- jj,
ton City, another Methodist minister, who n
went round the world to inspect the gov- ci
ernmcnt consulates, delivered a lecture
at Pittsburgh last Thursday night, in the
course of which he said that the Turks 0
were "a bigoted, domineering, unscrupfti- h
ous race, whose government is only a ^
name, which should be blotted from ex. j|
istence by no matter what power." a
This goes to confirm what Mr. De Haas a
said- Dr. Newman was not speaking of ^1
Turkish rule iu Palestine when he mado tj
this remark, but was descanting on d<
Nineveh?upon a trip up tho Tigris and
Euphrates?a visit to the Garden of
Eden, and to other spots in Asiatic Tur- "
key. And his judgment is that the Tur- c<
kish governmeut in a nuisance.
Another thing pertinent to this point: J?1
What docs Dr. Prettyman think [of Ihe
Atrocities committed by the Turks on tho Y
Christians of "European Turkey, ?which j,,
atrocicties vrere at least the ostensible C(
cause of the present war? tl
?. Ki
Tail ia tho anniversary of Ihe great tc
fire in Chicago in 71. c(
ion ISUEKNOLI. ON UUMKNTItITTf.
iluilnriu, lallnnaud Cooking- J
UllUDM Ol UOOII KOIIU-tiOW
cm uud Frviih Air. , 1
tlrwl from Bpntb to U? IlllDola Farmoa. gjj
Alioveall, let every farmer treat hii (jie
He and children with kindncM. Give hir
iciu every advantage for culture. They We
ill grow about you like flower*; they nun
ill fill your hoiue with eunnhino and tha
onr liven with happlneiw. See to it that of
tcy have all the comforts and all the vre
invenieiicen of life that you can poeiibly wll
I vol lie in. uive u>eio t|io advantage oi me
wry improvement as noon an you can. the
ry and make life a perpetual delight. the
^collect that cooking in one of the lirat sul
rtn, it taken far moro senna to be an fro
xcellent cook than a tolerable lawyer. 1
tn i good cook myself, and I have no ac> 1
niuplisliment of which I am bo proud. Bri
he farmers should have good things to die
10k and good things to cook with. Of fer
II people in our conntry, you should live stri
10 best. Throw your miserable little an
ioves out of the window, Get ranges, twi
ml hare them so built that your wife aci
ml not burn her face off to get you a a g
reakfant. Do not make her cook in
kitchen hot as an orthodox perdition. <
I in just as cheap to have everything con- Sck
cnient. 'It is just is easy to cook well
i to cook auy other wav. There ought
) l>e u law passed making it a crime, J
unishablo with imprisonment in the Pu
enitentinry, to /ry baehteak. Broil it; I
is iust as easy, and, when broiled, it is ??*
elicious. Fried beefsteak isn't fit for a
cam. uivm jour wive< auu uauguters
le conveniences, and in a little while J
ler will be most excellent cooks. (Jood
ooking i* one of the highest art* of civlli- oav
ition, nml were more indebted to this art mt
i developing real manhood than to al- dul
lout any other. The man whose arter- ton
;a are tilled with good, rich blood, made of
( good aud well-cooked food, haa pluck, tyl
nurage, endurance and noble impulses. W',J
be man who invented a good soup did ,.J
lore for his race than the inventor of ,
njr system of theology. 1'ou must re- j
lember that if you wish your wife to tw<
?ok well, she must have the convenien- cas
as to cook with. In old times there atn
foiild be eleven children in the family pltl
hil only one skillet; and they generally are
eroded upon what few boards they on<.
ou id tear off the house for kindling.
oe to it that there is plenty of good woou, tor
lenty of good coal, plenty of good kin- JJj
ling and plenty to cook. There is no jj
canon why farmers bhould not have f00
resli meat all the year round. There is suj
o sense in stuffing yourself with salt em
lent every morning nnd making a well \
f yourself for the balance of the day; Ion
ml then wondering why you don't enjoy Scl
ood health. There is no sense in this. 1
Irery farmer should have an ice-house.
J|?on nearly every farm is some little ?
treamjrom which plenty of ice conld
0 obtained; and an ice-house will lilj
very summer with joy. Dr. Draper, one
f the greatest men in the world, says ..
jat ice-water not only is healthy, but 137;
mt it has done away with many low <Uu
jrma of fever in the great cities. Every
inner should have ice-water; and lie can F
ave it with an expense so trilling that AI1'
le very poorest could scarcely feel it. *!
lake your homes pleasant. Have your ii?i!
ouses warm and comfortable for* the uioi
'inter. Do not build a story-and-a half
ouse. The half-story is an oven, in
hich during the summer you will bake
very night, and feel in the morning as
liough only the rind of yourself was left. ?
>ecorate your rooms even if you do so ^ t,
rith cheap engravings; they are better
lian none. Have books, have papers;
sad them. You have more leisure than
lie dwellers in cities. Beautify your cir
rounds with plants, with Dowers, Have
ood gardens, and recollect that every- ?
[ling of beauty tends to your elevation. B. <
Ivery jittle morning glory, whose par pie ..
earl is thrilled with the light of the
lorning sun, tends to blossom in W.
our heart. 1 can imagine no condion
that carries with it such a promise
f joy as the farmer in tho autumn, I,
ith his cellar full, with every prepara- in*
on made for tho winter, with the prosect
of three months of comfort and rest,
tiree months of firenide nnd content, three
lonths of homo and family, three months
f pure, solid comfort. Make your houses
omfortable. Do not huddle together in """"
little room around a red hot stove L
1 ith every window fastened down; do not
ive in tin* noinnnpil nir. nnd'then wlw>n
ne of your children dies, put a piece in FO
he paper comtnencnig with "Whereas, it
an pleased 1'rovidence to remove from
ur midst." Have plenty of air and Ai
denty of warmth. Let your children Inc
leep. l)o not drug them from their beds J111
n the darkness of the night. Treat them L1]
Mh infinite kindneHH. There in no hap- op
linesa in a house not filled with love? *'
rliere the man hales tho wife or tho wife jj"
lates tho husband; where children fear prti
heir parents, where parents dinlike their
hildren. Kvery such home is simply a ;ctl
ell upon earth. There is nothing in the Tin
ultivation of the soil to inako men
rallied or unjust. To look upon the j"
nniiv slopes covered with daisies does I
lot tend to rnako men cruel. Whoever TT*
nbors for the happiness of those he loves Ulj
lovates himself, no matter whether he Ina
rorks in the shop or ploughs in the per- 17,
umed fields. I(?
?
low the IdiNNinn l'eoAnnt n
orTMpondenco of tho Newark Adrortljer. "
The houses of the Itusaian peasantry ?
re built of log* and are thoroughly filthy,
> that no civilized person couM eat or and
leep in them if lie wished. A fresh egg J*
as tho only thing that seemed to l>e un- V
ontauiinated. The peasant dwells with
is horses and cattle under the saiuo n.
oof. he above and they below, so that the
dor of the stable and every other itnag- jul
lahlo vile smell permeates the whole |<iii
iterior. One not accustomed to that
ay of living cannot stay within doors, ~
luch less eat their food. Their house- tj
old furniture is of tho most primitive JL\
ind, so also their farming implement*. 1
udeed, everything makes you feel that
ou are carried back to the Dark Ages. wl1'
he people live in villages altogether, 0I*
ich family having land apportioned to H
lem according to their numbers, by _!!
le village communo of assembly, which r
[so decides as to the rotation of crops 1.
ud tho times of gathering them. Home j
f the country through' which we passed
emeu quite lertile, but the greater part \u
as a barren appearance. Often whole
ations would be a continued wilderness,
ith a randy or corduroy road, forest* of _?
ine, unruce and birch stretching away on I i
ithernand. U
13
. I). I>. Huuled.Ovcr llio ConlM. Kfj
Bellairk, 0., Oct. G, 1877.
dltori lntcillgenccr:
Jhe statement of your local corre<^ . l
ondent "J. 12. D." that the Kansas col- y<
ny had Mau? geapielt," is in keeping with 1VJ
tuny of hin htaiementa in "Beilaire Lo- H *
tin" for veracity," namely, false to say y|"j
ib least. If the gentleman were to at- [
Mid our meetings he would have the oportunity
to learn the truth concerning .,
ur present progress and alatUM. There
an not been one word said about iliamuling
tho association. On the con- *'
ary our committcea are busily engaged
i working up report* for subsequent
leetings. Within Beilaire wo are not Ur
fraid of your L. C. injuring our interit*,
for his unreliability a* a reporter in ayell
known. It in where he is not known _a
lat we fear his misrepresentations may ? *
o ua harm. Kama*. V*
?1
* i
The Chicago Drowr'i Journal Bays: cit;
The great excellence of the hogs relived
froai Nebraska and Kansas is of*
in the subject of comment among our
uyers hero, who aro all-anxious to buy "v
ogi coming from those 8tatei. They iN
re almost always healthy, active and I
ell bred. Many ascribe their uniformly auj
ealthful condition to the newness of the an}
juntry in which they are raised and Q
leir having a wide range on new soil, __
iving them access to roots and perhaps
?minerals which in older soilithey
>uld not find."
Not $83,000:
iswba Ouitte.
I controversy hu been going on bo- T
en the Wheeling Register and the Park- l
burg Journal respecting the money doited
bf the State in the late Merchant's
ik of tbla city. Both papers discus*
matter on the assumption that the
te deposits in'that Hank will be lost,
i understand, however, that this as- ~
option is entirely unwarranted, and
t. on tbe contrary, considerable part
the judgment, for over $38,000, fecov- H
d by the State against the Hank; n
I eventually bo realized from
assets of the' Bank; and that M
balsnce will be recovered from _
suretien of the Bank, againitwhom 1
t is pending for the entire amount due .
m the Bank to the Btate.
jRooar.rjf Travel.?1'assengera for
joKirn.aew loric, via the ran-HanA
Pennaylvanla line, are now trana*
red by ateamboat direct to Pulton
eet wharf, Brooklyn, immediately on
ivalatJeraey City, thai avoiding the
) ferrien and the disagreeable transfer I
om New York city. 1 hla will be found
;reat convenience by Brooklyn travel
'oiinninptlon run be COItKD?
nck'i Pulmonic Syrup, Schinck'a
Sua We?d Tonic, ri
Schcnck'a Mandraka Pllli J
Ire the only uiediciuea that will cara ,
luionary Conaumption. n
frequently inciliclnes that will atop a c
igh Hilt occaaiou the death of the pa- T
it; they lock up the liver, atop the cir- dl
ation of the blood, hemorrhage follows,
I In fait they clog the actlou of the very f
ana that eauaed the cough. ?
ilver Complaint and Dyapepila are the I
nea of two-third* of the ranea of Conuption,
Alany perauna aomplain of a ,T
II pain in the aide, cooaUpution, coated
Sue, pain in the ahoulder nhide, feeling* *
rownineaa and rcatleaanem, the food u
ng heavily on the atomacb, accompanied u
h acidity and belching up of the wiud.
ordered condition of the Btomach or a
nid liver. 0
'eraoni ao affected, if tliey take ono or
>heavy colds, and if the cough in these f,
ei be suddenly checked, will find the I
tnach and liver clogged, remaining tor*
i and inactive, and almost bclore they u
i aware the luuga are a mass of aorea, d
I ulcerated, the reault of which ia death. C
Ichenck'a Pulmonic 8yrup ia hq expec* *1
ant which does not contain opium or
fthing calculated to check a cough sudIchenck'a
Sea Weed Tonio diasolvoa the n
d, utiles with the gastrio juiceiof the {)
much, aids digestion, and creates a rav- Jj
>ua appetite. ,(
Vheu the bowels are costive, akin sal- l
r, or the symptoms of a bilious tendency,
murk's Mandrake Pills are required. 01
["hcao medicines are prepared only by
J. II. SCDBNCX A 80*, e;
N. E. corner Sixth and Arch Kla,, Phila. *
d for sale by all druggiata and dealers. u
_______ ??J i,
DIED.
fERICI.E? On Sunday morning, October 7th, <
at 2 o'clock, of Consumption, M*nr II,
ichtcr of All*rt W. aud Auulo Sloriclu, In tha
yoirof berate.
unpr il t Uii afternoon at 2 o'clock, from No. 2229 |
7 D. l?iwf?n Eoff iind Cbapllna streets. "
OltUIKON.?On Saturday morning, October 6
r at 7 o'clock, Mika Bkllk, dauiibterof Wllx
J. aud Kliei J. Murrlsou, ??td 2 rears and 8 _
:itln. (
TRAVELERS' GUIDE. *
IIBrXXTUlK Otf TKAIR3.
a.m. a.'m! p.m. i?.m. J!
I 0. It. K. 4:40 10:36* 6:20 J]
t.O. Dlr.....w.w 7:40 4:'toj 9:45 !i
f. 4 RDIv 8:60 6:20 ......... .
a: M. .
' ?* Pitta. 6:15 11:10 6:0f?t "
AHatVAL Of TKA1WS. tu
a.m. i'.m. p.m. p.m. '!
10. ILK 8:3.-1 6:00 10:45 J
t. 0. DIt 5:40 ll:36t 7:20 ......... J[
P. * & Dlv 7:S0 4:56 Tl
a. m. r. m. a. m.
r. A 1'ltts 10:65 6:58 8:29 9:021 _
I hill yeicrnt Sunday? Newark Accommodation.
3teubeorllle Accgiumodation.?'Thla- train durtlicday
juastsa backward and forward between
rtln'n terry aud Bdiaire, stopping when rrqulat
Hhnrman House, ^tujarllle, Wtet Wheeling
1 Oruvtl Hill.
AMUSEMENTS. n
[AMILXON OPERA HOUSE.
m;? IUuiltom... Manager.
X TWO NIGHTS ONLY?MONAAY and TUESDAY,
October 8th and 9th.
rHE ADAH RICHMOND i
IEKICAN BUHLEdQUE COMBINATION! u
lulling the licautlful and talented MISS ADAH 01
UlIMuNU, Aiucriea'a Queenof llurlefune. The ol
iMllul English BurWquo ArtUt, W1*J PAU- *
SG MAUKlIAM. Tho pretty iml talented 11
sra BouUe artlit, Ml&i KOHK TEMYLK. That <
*t bird of ?on*. MRS bUHlE PARKER. The *
iriulng WINN EH 61-STERN, Biuls, Aunlo and
ry, In their areat Tyrolean ineclaltles. Tba
ity MISd SADIE MAUTINOr. Th? charmlnn ?
le>qu? artUt and dancer, MH8JI1I.IA KM- ?
INK The well known cvuiedlaa aud burlesque m
ur.Mr NO-IK FWKE. Mr. W.F. BUELDON.
? rrmt specialty artlit, Mr. A. W. MAH.IN, J"
o will lutr nlucw hi* wonderful Spade and Lad?
Dancea. Mr. JAMHH JONEH.Mr. WM 8CLL?
N. Mr. C. W. ALLIEN. Mr. 8. P. FIKHEtt.
ull Chorua, Augmented Orchcatn. Hew OctneDfllxhifui
Muilc. The OrchMtnl department
I'T the leadership of Prof. ZAUi-lU.
10NDAY evetilug, James Baruri' new and oris- 1
I burlwque entitled CHOW-CHOW, preceded J
tbcprtltiromwiyofTHBlOOTHACHEPAM. It
C. TUESDAY evening, the delkglitful bur- n>
|iie,THKEE MUjJ-KEE-DEEIW. oc4
L
IRHT ARRIVAL HEW BUCKWHEAT O
KLOUB. U
(M LIST, DAVENPORT A PARKH. O
D
J ANTED?ftOO.?Wanted to borrow four hun- J*
r Ural dollar* for ono year. Literal interest JJ
1 witUfaclqrjr aecurltjr. knqulroat tbla office. }
2 g
rEW FEATHERS, B
' ?
L CLOTHS & WINDOW SHADES a
it rtetltid and offered to the public at bottom
at the Undertaking and Furniture Waienuof
WM. ZINC A HON,
si Corner Market ami 22A Sta. q
iEUEUBER- U
u s
bat to make room for our Fall 8!ock, wo will J*
from now and until the lit of OetobexUbe lieit
He back Wall Papor at 7c per rail; Rati, UJ^c; ^
tfrJ, IV, and Ooldi at 80o.
emetubcr the uumber?114! Main itreet. Tl
'I* A. W. PA ULL A BRO._ D
D. PKAQEU, D
'RACT1CAL DECORATOR, ?
v- nurcnM, muti, Stores and Dwellings a
Freico and Plaiu Paper IIaugin?. i,
Mo. 42 12th ML, WHEELING, W. VA.
2* .[
IMKPIt ti. SAUK.
13 MARKET STREET, WHEELING,
alrvr of all kinds of Sowing Machine*, ml _
. Agent lor the Light llunoing
DOMESTIC UEW1NU MACLUKIIS.
. N^llwi and Attachment*. net $e
[EATS AND L A R D?SUGAR *
L Curat CanviMvt Hums, Sugar Cured Canvas* rj
houl.lrtw, Sugar Curat Canvaned Break fiot Harbin
Shoulders, ClearStiloa. Sujar Cured Dried ai
[, Inili I rum emokn house daily; Kettlo rendc*A>?i
Lard. tn f lerc?, Barrel* aud Half Barrelr,
aud I'allr, all at lowe?l market ralea.
M. KKII.LT, (
II 1309 and Ht| Main Street. V.
7 W. McCONNELL,
No. 155 FIFTEENTH STREET, A
Manufacturer of
d Barreli, Half Barrela. Apple and Floor Bar- ?
rwla, ttam Ttorcca, Ulaaa Barrels and
Caaka, Butter Kegs, etc. I
'REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 1
RANTED TO BUY- "
fote secured by fir?t luorlfi&fe on good f"
j property. Enquire of
J. DALLAS EWING,
Attorney at Uvr. ^
fplS (H Twelfth t?fc 1
l OTICE? 1
hereby warn all per*om not to Irust p
r one on my account, n I will not p?y
r bills unleu contracted by myself.
<V 8TEPHE3T MAIER.
A.ROLINA. RICE?50 TIERCES, "
wired direct Iron Clurleiton, In itor? and
Ml* by M. RSILLY,
1X9 and 1911 Msla Street
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jyOVEN WISE MATTRESS EH,
Tbo moit comfortable Spring HiUreu tn 1
u, For ulo low by
ocS 0. MENDER BOOTH 4 CO.
]
Do not nln to ixinlit the Dm uirtnent
of CAMEO 600DS it LOUIS
ECHERT'S JEWELRY STORE, No. IS07
lirkit 81. i ocfi
j^OU ARE INVTTED TO (
Call and Examine
Oar itoek of
FANCY GOODS,
J tut Imported
Direct from Paris.!
CUMMINS & WOODS,
oc8 No. 1142 MA iy STREET.
JIRUSTEE'8 HALfc.
By Ylrtua of a Deed of Truat mid* by ElluUth
IcNmI to inu Truatro. dated J?nuarr 9ih. 1I7A.
corded In the cfflcoof the Cleikof theCouuty
ourtof Ohio oonnty, Wtet \Inlnla, In Dftd of
rust Book No. B, pajte 01, I will Mil at tho front
jor of tho Court llouw of aald county, on
BATUBDAY, October ?ib, 1877,
omrnenclng at 10 Vrloek a. M.f the following d*>
irlUnt rral eatate: Thooue-lialf of lot No. U in
onathin Zano'a addition to Uia city of Wheeling.
The tide la Mleved to be perfect, but I will coney
only the till* veiled in roe by raid deed of
uaU
Turmv or gAMC-One-thlnleaih, the balance In
ijuel lliltalltneiitaal tlx anil twelve months, evlHirnl
by nritotlatile note*, tbe tllla to be retained
mil payment In full.
W. If. CALDWELL, Truatce.
W. J. W. Cow den. Solicitor.
aepl w. 11. Uallir. Auctioneer.
The above aale la adjourned until SATURDAY,
L-tober JSth, 1177.
ort-MAS W. U. CALDWELL. Trnitea.
paUSTEE'd SALE.
In imrtuanra of a dml of truat liven brJamea
t. Dillon ntd Ellrn, hi* wile, to nie aaTruitee,
ite?l February Uth, 1871, and needed in the
lurk'a office for Ohio county, We?t Virginia, In
*ed book No.66, page 829.1 will, at tho frontdoor
I the Court Ileum lor Ohio county, ou
8ATUBDAY, the 8th day of October, 187/,
ell the following dracrllcd property convcyed to
m by aald de*d, via: All thkt lot or parcel of land
ring in tho city of Wheeling, In the county of
bio, and State of West Virginia, In thai |>art of
dd city known aa Orahaiu'i addition, ou Centro
treet, and designated on tbe pint of mid city aa
ot Number Fifty-six t lie name on which tho
ltd Dillon now mldea, with ill tbeluiprovementa
i Mid lot
Tn?aop Sai.k?OuMhiidof I lie purchase mon*
r to t-e Mid lu on li, and more If the purcbaaer
lect to do an; the IwUmc* In tlx nod twelve month!
1th Interest, to be aeound to satisfaction of TrutFelling
us Trustee, I will convey the title vested
I uic by the dad above uatued.
MP I 11 EMU K. LIST, Trustee.
The above Mle 1e tostpotied until F tt I DA Y, ( c>l*r
20, at 10 o'clock a. m.
IIKN BY K. LIST, Trustee
J. C. llanvKY, Auctioneer. oc8
2RAND RALLY
AT THE COURT IIOUSK,
In SATURDAY, October 27,1877,
ur TUH
forklagne>,Ubor Movement,Gratnbick
lad Granger Organizations of Ohio Co.
'ho will assemble In Conventional 10 o'clock on
ut day, for the purpow of tu- ro thoroughly 01mlxlng
thuoselvcatuto one grand party tiy the
loptton and promulgation of a platform of prlnrlca.aiound
which nil can rally and upon which
can aUnd for the right and co-op-train one with
uother for the mutual benefit ai.d welfare of all
ho may unite with ui In this movement for the
xomplulfment and nucceai of this object We
commend every district In the county to organize
id hold primary meeting! and on or before Batur y,
October 20, to appoint ten delegates to attend
le above Convention. Th?couutry dlitrlcta, and
ipeclally our (ieriuin friends, are cordially lult?-d
to unite with ua lit thli work ol organization.
By order of the
ocfrood COMMHTEF.
KIRK BENEFIT!
UMllt.TOX OPKIIA HOUSE,
10NDAY EVENING, Ootober 8th.
Adah Richmond Combination.
The undei signed respectfully announce that the
dih Richmond Combloellcu having agreed to
iff twenty per cent of the grow rectipta of the en'rtalnuient
to lie given at liaiailton Opera House
a Monday evening, OctoberM, J877, for the benefit
[ the widow and orphan* of the lateThoa. Kirk,
ho was kll:ed liy the nwnt accident at Washln*in
Hail, we have agreed to act as a committee to
Jpervlse the arrangement of the benefit, end will
? that the proccois of the enterUlnuietu belongig
to auch widow and orphans are duly piid over
irthalruM. 1 he Committee cordially iuvltiatbe |
H>i*raiioti of the public in making tbe benefit a
ibttantial success. 1'ilcm the Mine as usual. Retth!
aeats at the UoxotUce without extra chsrae.
Respectfully,
wob R-nfi-r, A. J Pwoenry, C. C. Kemble, Will
Travis, Jauies Heed, Wm. Hastings, John 1*
Hobbs, Oeorgo K. Tingle, Nick Helster, Henry
Bchmulbat-h, Anton Uevuiann, Bobert Well*, F. A.
Mint, Chsa. K. Dingle. James Kuasell, Frank
Jobuwin, Pro. HMn, L, h. Hanson. oc8 |
) KPOUT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
X National Bink of West Virginia at Wheeling,
i the State of West Virytola, at the dose of liual* '
m on tbe first day of October, 1877.
8M0VXCSS.
oans and Discounts 8330,109 21
rerdrafta .... 437 2V
. S. Bonds to secure circulation ? 73,000 CO
ther Stocks, Bunds and Mortgages 1'i lie 8J I
uo from apnrcted Reserve Agents^ 1.074 27
ue from other National Banks 8,998 67
ue from Male Banks anil Rankors 17,714 K3
eal Estate^ Furniture and Fix tuns 22 900 on
urrent Expense* and Taxes [aid 2,078 48
hecka and other Ca?h Ilms- 1,808 66
Ilia of other tianks 4.30) to
ractlonalCurrency (Including nlckcl.) 438 32
l*cj? - - 1,733 48
cgaMeoder Notes <3,834 00
edem|itlnn Fund with U. ti. Treasurer
(& per ceut of Circulation) ... 3,283 00
?J*J,997 00
LUWUTIU.
ipllal Stock paid In 1200,0(0 00
irpluiFund 47,000 00
ndiTided rroflts... 15,083 72
Ividcndi unpaid * s)o33 00
idivldual Dcpodta subject
to Check ......$159,811 31 I
eiuand Certlflcatoe'of Do- '
po.lt 14.9HM
ImoCcrtlflcatwofDopoaU... 1I.2Z9 6?
1? flW 78
ue to other National Iknki l?,s?7 lo
ue to State Bank* and Banker* ti 819 45
??3,WFM (
ate of Weit Virginia, County of Ohio, 83. '
I, John W?*ner, Caibltr of the above named
ink, do aoleranly aweer tbit tbe above itntPinent
true, to the twit of uiy knowledge *nd belief.
JOliN WAUN tit, Caahler.
Sul?rlhed and aworn to before me tbli 6th day <
Octotar, 1877, GEO. W. ECKHART. Jn,
Notary rubllc.
Cotreel?Attest? J. R. I1UBBARD,
M l'OLL ?CK,
J Ah. MaXWkLL,
oc) Director*.
Amorionn Watolio.
A hrce atnek of Elgin and Waltham Watehe* In
ild and atlver caac*. and a full Hue of Foreign
'hteliea. can lie fouud at 1103 Main atreet. Alio,
little of ever) thin* In the way oi Clock*, Jewel,
fprctacles, Silver Ware, Hold Pena, Ac., Ac.
Mr Impairing of One Watchee, clock*, Ac., made
i|*dalty. /
ocfi ' OSTOBY 1 DUFFIEUK r
^10LD FISH AND GLOBES?
J
Large or small, cau be had at
UTCU1KS MUSIC A XI) ART STORE.
ocfl j
^LANK BOOKS- '
EDGERS, JOURNALS, CASH BOOKS,
nd everything needed In (he Counting Room,
jbj Urgwt medium Let)??r toamalleat Paaa Book*.
wj ITANTOH * DAVENPORT. f
I^EW DESIGNS IN SILVERWARE. "
:UBNEK as DILLON.
W? will open this d?y TWO CASES OF
INE BILVERWABE, all new deilgns nnd ,
Prices Extremely Low. ?
It you wiih to lire money, call and
ke a look tlironih onritock.
TCRNEIt ft DILLON,
o?5 1323 Vuir Sum.
~ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
XSTETW GOODS
WE HAVE JUST BECEIVED A LAItOE STOCK OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
For the FALL 7 HADE, embracing all tin New Styles in
Overcoatings, Suitings and Pantaloon Goods.
WognuutM utliti cilon la yUALlTY, PBlCt uil FIT. A large line ol
aEN-TSTURNISHINa GOODS
Alwayi In itorc. Call >011 eitmlst our itock,
J. IEL STALLMAN &C CO.,
MEHCHANT TAILOKS,
up!7 S? Twelfth Btront.
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
FIBS! FULL STOCK!
LA.B.C3-E -A.ISTID
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE!
EMBHACING ALL THE
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
IN THE DRV GOODS LINE.
CEO. R. TAYLOR & CO,
SKPTKMDKB 4.
GEO. SWHOLESALE
DEALER IK
fancy Groceries niwl Coni'ectionarios,
Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, Canned Goods, Cheese,
? -1 Tk ? "MTl
v?* It (ftliu M-W VJ JULliAV? JC X* Ul LH)
3raoVers, Pickles, Sauces, Catsups, Nuts, &o, to., and everything usually found
la a Ural-class Fancy Grocery. Also,
MANUFACTURER OF CANDIES.
Write for quotation* or mil when in the city.
1307 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
BepU-dAir
WILLIAM H. SHEIB;
1114 MAIN STREET,
KOI.E AORNT FOR TltK
,fi-ailD5J-x0llGI5j
SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS, STRINGS, INSTRUMENTS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
jar PIANOS AND GROANS SOLD ON FAYMENTd TO SUIT PURCII^EBH.
^ "REPAIRING AND TUNING OF ALL INSTRUMENTS A SPECIALTY.
icpJWhtwcow
~ INSURANW
PENN MUTUAL LSF"E INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
O K/ Or A. IsT IZ ED1847.
IVIOEMOI PAID TO POLICY HOLDERS I4,23?.0tl It
OtIES PAID - ? ? 3.482.891 JO
CCUMUUTEO CAPITA1 ?- ? 6.876,108 20
SAUL. C. nur.Y, Prenldtnt.
SAML E. STOKES, Vice rreildeuL I JA8. WEIR MASON, Actuiry.
It. S. STEPHENS, 3d Vlco Prtildtnt I HENRY AUSTIE, Secretary.
Every Pol loyholdcr It a member of the Company, oitltled to all Iti advantages
ind privileges,
It hit declared mora dividends In nomber, aod of a largerporctnlago than any
lomoanv la tha linlt.H
It It liberal In Its management, prompt In Ita settleiaenta or laatta.
ROBERT W. TUCKER, General Agent.
'.OFFICE, NO. 18 TWELFTH BT., WHEELING, W. VA.
??-Agenti waatad la every aeotlon of the State, also City Solicitors. ap27 i
DRV GOODS.
DZRTZ"
,
GOODS!
WE ARE ROW RECEIVING OUR
New Fall & Winter Goods
?Fon?
LADIES'WEAR,
COMPRISING ALL THE
nsr :e west
?AXD?
Mnot PaohinnahlD Fahrino
IIIUUl I UUII1UIIUUIU 1 UUIIUO
OUR STOCK WILL COMPAItE WITH
AKY IN THE CITV.
Prices Less than Ever Before.
We respectfully Invite the Ladies to call
anil see for themselves.
C.T.BRUES,
1132 Main Street.
?g|>ia ,
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS!
OF 11IK
Latest Novelties and Newest
Designs of the Season.
BLACK CASHMERES.
W? ofli'r ft Big Drlro Id Cashmeres, miking them
n specially, selling Ihcro per cent cheaper than
tb? usual prlca. Klognnt nil wool Catliiuero at 60c;
others ns low m as, 45,60c.
FALLA WINTER DRESS GOODS
In ?ll New Designs. colon ami (hides In Cashniurvs,
Matelaate nn.1 Iiuuuum Clotlu it I the i>opiiUr
ttrice of 25 and 30c.
We hare added to our slock n largo selection cf
CLOTH CLOAKS, ot the latest styles nt the lowest
price.
Now style of Fall Shawls.
Kelt Skirts and lloop Skirts.
1(0 Plccca new style of Dark Prints.
AO Pliccs Dark 1'rinta, fust colors, for 3e.
1- Yards Bleach^! Muslin for 81 CO.
1*2 Yards 4-4 Brown Sheeting for f 1 00.
Ladles' and gentlemen'* Knli Underwear f ( superior
quality and extra llnlih at gieat Itirgalus.
BED 11LANKETH.
25 Pain of Country Blanket!, nil wool ami iuperlor
In quality to any other Blanket made. A (ull
stock of other Blanket!, llel comforts, Ac., at low
"'"CARPETS! CARPETS!
We allll aell CarpoU cheaper than any other
bouse In the city. Although Carpels hate adraneed
with wool, we atlll sell oura at the old prices.
Twenty yards of good Carpet for only 13 30.
Cheap Floor Oil tlothi, Window fhadci, Lacc
Curtains, Ae. Cnll aud examine our New tioodi.
HENRY ROENIER,
No. 2006 Main St., Wheoliofl.
sepU
ROOFING
JOHN C. SCmiLTZ,
I rLALS AXD ORyjXBXTAl.,
SLATK EOOFKB,
No. J10 Eioirrxxtcni Btkskt.
I AII orders promptly attended to. Repairing neatly
done and warranted. apU
I J._in..LL- T I n i
linpuiiaiiinuuDei naaebaie
On WEDNESDAY, Oetol?er 17,1S77. wmn?neItiR
at 10:80 A, u., promptly, at tho Wholesale Auction
Rooms of
J. M. Hartford-'09Wood St., Pittsburg.
I will offer to the trade of Weitern Pennsylvania
anil Ohio, u|Kin tau abovo dale,
Ji,00(> OaHOM Xtul>l>or&,
Cowprlalng all gradua, an<l representing several of I
the beat makes of Men'a Boots, Men'*, Woraon'a,
Mlaaea' nnJ Children's Imitation Sandals, and >
Men's, Women's, Mines' and Children's Arctics, ,
Alaiku.dc. The store number of csiesof Rubben
will be sold in lots to suit the trade, and without
reserve. This sale will be found well worthy >
the attention of each and every buyer that tells
Rubber Uoods. LUNCH at 12 m.
J. M. HARTFORD,
?S Wholesale Anctloncer.
Q STEINMETZ,
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURER,
Nos. 1211 and 1218 Main 81., np atnlrn (old Union
llall(, is now prepared to make all kinds of Fancy
and Plain Paper Boxes In as good style and at aa
low prices u any house In the eountry. Orders
from the country promptly attended to. sepyj
g<ECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS.
LEW TSA.V HALF PRICE. '
SifMlSJS!?!"1!"- R~dm- Hlatoriet ami
fsi.*!.!" or^tlly dnlrabte.
UWKOH II UTiKTOM \ ItVitHtOKVi,
?2?. <1 T?nrtH 8t?MT.
PENNED 8CGA.RS-500 BARRELS
v.n?. ?* Granulated, CoETm and <
Yellow In ilore and tor nit at loweet market rates. ,
M. HKILLY, 1K9 and 1311 Main tJt.
FOR SALE ~
^08 BALK?
A good Frame llouee, will, ??? t
No. 100 South Broadway, Iiltnd. r0>1 '
iton given Immediately. Enquire ol
1? D. JlORRis,
oc3 No. 60 South nron.lwT
gERUEANT'S 8ALE.
John II. Uobba ")...
rt, In
Wbwllng Centripetal Powtr Co. j A???l*iL
Id th? Municipal Oourt of Wheeling.
Hy TlrtuooUu tiecutlon launf In (he ?w.
entltUd uum, and to tua dlrectad, IU?\,K
?P?n ?d will Mil at Public Auction, at WbS\t
MONDAY, I he lBtU day of October, 1877
SSSttft! w1 "" Mm"< *
MulitlrlM. CTEHIKN lilVu*
OH annum ol lb. Clly ol What,.
ipBUSTEE'S.SALE.
Br Tlrluo ?t i1>?1 ol Trail m.J. Iir jlm_
Cun?lD|h?B, ton., .nil M.ir Cuoninitim, kI
wllo, to m.uTiMMj.d.Irt i^ptrabn iiih ifj
recorded la 1K?A ol ltuil Book Ho. ?, in., ii ?)
,b,?.ta1f JFK"1'/" ?.UJ """z. *?'"A i
III Mil >t 111. Ire lit door of IM> Court HounVl
Mid county, on 1
BAIUBDJLY, NOVEMBER 3, IH77,
Commencing it 10 o'clock A. u., the nut quartet m
,Dd ,ddl,loD lo Ihf
t It* of Wheeling, Ublo county, Btato of Wait Mr.
glbia, aald qiuwwr lot hetng sltusted on the north,
west corner of Twenty-fourth street and the alley
between Main and Market atrw ta and jarsllrl
thereto, frontlBR on Twenty.fourth street thfrtv
feet six lnchra and extending lark slxty.ilx i-t
and reference li made to aald deed of truit lor a lull
desrrlptlou of theaame.
Title la believed to be good, but I ?|<| ronit..
oni* tbe title veated In inn by utd deed ol truiL
tliuor Mali?Ooo-thlrd or morera>h In bind
tho balance In two equal installments at ?1k IDj
twelro month*, negotiable notea bearing lnt*reii to
be jjiveu and the Utlo to be retained until pay mini
arp!7 W. J. W. COW DEN, Troitw.
rjlBUSTEE'd BALK.
Br tlrtueol Deed of Trust made br ilenrr U
Elallng ami Wllhelmlne Ebellng, hi* wife wd
Henryjibelln|> Jr., and Maiy kbeilnr, hit wife, |u
mo as Truxtte, listed Kehruar* 10th, 187\ |
In Deed of Trait Book No. 8, page i;s, of Ohlu
County Land lEccord*, I will acll at tbe front ?lxi
of tbo Court House of Ohio county, on
BATUHDAY, OCTOBER llth, 1177,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a w.. the following de?
acrlbed property: Lot numbered Ore i&) in huuam
numbered nine (0)ln town of Mouth Wheeling, f<*.
merly called KlU-hietown, In the city of WhetiiM
Ohio county, Weit Virginia, with all tbe pilvliega
and appurtensooes to the same belonging
Title good, but I will convey only such title la la
conveyed to me by aald deed of truit.
Thriib or Bali?Une third or more In tanh, the
balance In I wo equal installments at alx and tselfe
month*, evidenced by negotiable notes hearing interest
from day of aide, the title to U rculntd
until payment in fall.
sep8 W. J. W. COWDKN, Truilw.
CENERAL NOTICES"
District coubtofthe united status
for tho Mitrlct of Weal Virginia. In lankruutcy.
In the matter of Jamce M. Wheat, Bsnkiutt.
District of Weat Virginia, B8.
This la to sire notice, that on the 20 th day r I
September, ISJ7, a Warrant of Pankruptcy m
lamed out ol ttie District Court of the UulnMetolft
fur the District of Weat Virginia, against theratati
of James M. Wheat, of Wheeling,In therouatjr cf
Ohio, In taid District, duly adjudged a Bankrupt,
on his own I'etltlon: That the payment of in;
debta and thn delivery of any property l*Kn?lm
to such Bankrupt, to liiiu. or fur his use, and tt?transfor
of aujr property by him, are forbidden ?<y
law; and that a meeting of the Creditora of mid
Kankrupi to |>totr their debts, and tothooaeoiie w
more As?ljn?>aof hla citato, will bo held ataOiuit
of Hankruptc|r, to bo boidenat Wheeling. IumIiI
District, before T. J. ilugua, Kr<|, kit liter Id
Bankruptcy for raid District, at his office on the
north-east corner of Chaplinc aud Twelfth street*
mi the 2Mb day ?f Octotwr. A. D. 1S77, at lOo'cltu
A. U. GKORUE W. PATIOS,
17. 8. Marshal for aald Dislrirt.
By B. J. CAMPBELL, Deputy. ot 1 M
JJ & COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
In the DUtrict Court of tho United Ststn lor
the District ol Weil Virginia.
George Bnuheara ")
vs. V In Admiralty.
Steamboat "Bottle Gilbert.")
Notice is hereby glren that pursuant to a dtcne
of "Tho District Court of the United Htates for the
District of Weat Virginia," mado aud eiiter*! in
the abore antitled cause on the 8th day of September,
1877,1 shall at my office, No. 1112 Ctiajiltoe
street, city of Wheeling, iu aald district, on
SATURDAY, the 20th day of October, 1477,
proceed toaicertain and report:
First, The several debta and lUbilitiwt at the
aald steamboat "Kettle Gilbert," and their retpe>
tire priorities; and
Second, Such other mattcra as I may deem partinent
and proper, or any party in lntrr?-*t uiir
require. liANNlBAI. FOKIIE8.
U. H. Com. Dlst. Weil Vs.
it unimni?jnih .ivu,ioii.
pROPOSAIS FOE COAL.
Pursuant to a resolution of the Board of KJuntlon
panrd September 20tb, 1877, propualsforluiniihlngtbo
Public School bouieaof the rily with
Coal for the cbool year 1877-78, will be recti vrd it
tbo office of the Clerk of the Hoard until Iburv
ditT, October IHih, nt 3 o'clock p. u.
Bids will be received u follows:
lit. For furnlihiuK t ho Schools aoutb of Hp cr?l
2d. Forfurnlihlngthe Schoolsnortholibfirrik.
W. For furnlthing the School upon the blind.
4th. For furaliblng all tbo Schools of tb? city.
The right li rescrvod to reject any or all lild*.
Contractor to give bond with api>nm-d ncurlly
for fulfillment of contract.
M. F. nuLunn*.
otfl gc. a of kj
HATS & CAPS.
VJ (I)
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J^ONT FAIL TO SEE
Reed's New Style.
1222 Markot Strecl.
?epK)
EDUCATIONAL.
jyjlU. SYLVAN US ilKED'.S
Day and Boarding School for *?"B>
Ladies,
Km ? anil 8 tut raj St., Ko? Voik. r. wMil"
r??rl?sliuOtn,b?r LI, 1177. Kwithlk.W'
of the retool. Collpglntn colli* of tow I'*'*
Cw*fii| iniDlng in Primary ?nJ
J UJST RECEIVED?
Two Barrels Choice
Malaga Grapes.
WILL HE SOU) CUBA!'.
N. SCHULZ,?1319 Market St.
oc3 JypW
STOCK.
Fire Hundred JlrackeU,
Book aheltp., Flower 8l?rw?,
For ule at very low prlc?a at
McLURE HOUSE ART STORhMpl'i
[)AA BAGS RIO COFFER
1,11 *" uSfrf'DAVBiroRT.?