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tVEDXENDAY, OCT. 31, IS77.
Tub unpubliah*! life t?f CJen. Grant,
written by ki? father, Mr. Jenie It. Grant,j
in in the po?*c>pinn < f the Connecticut'
Hutu Librarian. Thi? manuscript given
n new ternioo of the way in which youn^
Grant git hiii nnuie of I'lywe-; it rati
that the name wan ore of a lotilr&wn from
a hat when hi* parents wire (foliating
what t-> cat I him.
Till: SYNDIAGTK To HE INVMTIO.UED.-The
Wnnhin^ioti correspondent of (lie
New Yoik Journal if Counnrree has infortnition
lli.il (In* Committee <.f wayu ami
Means; when Appointed, will lit* instructed
to nuke .1 thorough investigation of I he
fictii of the Syndicate arrangement made
by Secretary Sherman for placing lite 1
per cents.
a nt.w tkj.eoiiaph company.?The
New York Indicator revives the story that
an opposition telegraph line to the Wentern
Union in about to be constructed by
a combination of Hon ton capitalist*,
stock holder* of Union Pacific, ami some
prominent railroad men. 1 lie chief dilli.
culty in believing this .-tory is the fact
that all the uiojt valuable patont/i are in
the pi.R'.ession of the Western Union.
out 110IM)S\ IM.i: MITTUIC.
Mouni*. villi:, Oct. 22, 1877.
Edit -is Int. Mincer:
An my last report of theSitnday School
Convention cent to you did not appear
the next morning, I did not send you an
acoount of the closing exercises.
The last Meesion was said to be :i very
interesting one. The next meeting will
beheld al Uock Lick, commencing on the
last Thumlny in May nnd continuing
three days.
The usual rervicen were held in our
different churches yesterday and la?t
night; that of the Presbyterian Church
being communion service. Tiicir eflicient
Minister, Kev. l'omeroy, seems to be well
liked by bin congregation, nnd he will,
no doubt, bo able to do the church here
much i/otid.
Our worthy She rifl', Maj. II. W. Hunter,
and hit deputy Htarted out thin morning
on their regular tour for the collection of
tare*. A discount of iiV per cent in made
to all who j?:ty now, and no doubt many,
if not all, of the taxpayers will take advantage
of the reduction. <
The starting of the broom and whip
factories at the State prison has given
<juite an addition to our population.
When all arrive, it will give ih an increate
of 2-1. Ah far a? I know, the men
art* a valuable acquisition to our population,
for they will he good citizen*. May
many more Mich come. We need men of
enterprise, men of worth. We have some
hucIi hut not enough.
A little child of Thomas Hammond'*
was buried yesterday. It died of dipthcria.
The disease in all around us, but an
yet no cases havo been fatal cxccpt this
one.
Workman are engaged it: putting down
the curbing on the eat-t I'ide of the Court
House fiquare.
The firm of Harris ?c For roll in about
to he dissolved by mutual consent. The
business hereafter will he conducted l>y
Mr. Harris, Mr. Ferrell retiring.
Dr. J. K. I)avispaya Creel was mistaken
in saying that ho wn? to depart for Kiehuiond
to-day. He is going though cooie
titue this week?wonder it lie intends returning
alone? Mrs. Grundy thinks not.
Capt. \V. L. Hridges and daughters arc
away visiting friends near Richmond,
Virginia.
There are now 2G9 convicts conlined in
the Penitentiary.
Our jn'oplc are becoming somewhat interested
in the proposed turnpike from
Moundsville to Wheeling. Why should
not this he built at once? Wheeling
should be interested in it as much as
Moundsville, for it will purely be a great
advantage to her in every way. X.
the * he or as hose v.
\ Comparison ot Hie Slouelarj
Miuuiiml ol Foreign Nations.
From tlio Cincinnati Commercial.
It in one of the oft-asserted pretensions
of the champions of the single gold standard
for the currency of nations, that gold
is thu tueitsiire adopted by the majority
of commercial countries, and should,
therefore, be tlio currency of the whole
world. This pretension is untrue, whether
we view the nations of the world numerically,
or whether we count their
populations. Yet it continues to be asserted
with the same confidence that the
manifold other assumptions of the opponents
of silver money arc maintained. It
IfOMW !,. UuLLrncJ ll.ul : f I"
can be got lo t believe :i lie. the abolition
of cilver in legal moneV in the United
Slate* can lie maintained. Hut tbe deliitdonn
ho imlu*triou*ly propagated by the
uiono-iaetuliHtA arc exposed whenever w?j
couie down from il?c region of dogmatic
a??ertiori to the haril-pan of culid ?tatUtical
facU
A MjHteinatic view of tbe monetary
manilardii entnblit*h?rd in ever/ country of
the globe concerning whotie coinage we i
bave trustworthy ri'conU.eftabliiheH two
tiling*: Firnt, that the nntioiw now cm J?loyit?g
the cilver Btandard, or the double
standard* of gold ami silver, out '
number tbe nation* enforcing the single i
gold Htandaril nearly two lo one; and
secondly, that the poptilatioiiH among
lender make up more than 800,000,001) of !
the earth'n inhabitants, while hut little
more than '.100,000,000 live under the
reign of tlift feoltl standard, oven if wo iu- ?
elude the 40,000,000 of the United Stated I
in that category. The following table,
prepared from the latent authorities i"
monetary riciciice, will uliow this fact in a i
clear light. For the; sake of convenience,
the populations* at the latent cent<u* or accepted
eatimate are given in round nuni? ,
her*, fractioiui or Ie**? than 100,000 being
disregarded.
t'Ol'KTlUKS lUVINf. 111S SILVKU }TANJ< Wll> il.OSK
Population. Population.
Aiutrla- lluu- Moxlc.i ikiwoco ,
(i*rjr ...... 37.7W01' Nlcuragm 2*0,000
CutUl llici 200,000 Peru 2 7?K?,t01
Ar^cnilu.- lli'ii 2.000,000 KuhU SO,.VKMO
Ctiliia -liBOOO.flW 'mi Mlv.'Jor oto.ooo
Columbia 3,OtO.OOO TrI|M>li l.UW.OOO
KucaJor 1,000,OW Tunis 2,010,COO
Guatemala .... 1,200,0 o
Honduras '.ktV'1" T >t ?1 7S2,750,000
India 120, OtO.OOO
COrMTBHa IIAVItfU TIIK ?)(*: l> AND *ILVKR StAXlUllD,
Population.I Population.
B?U!ui? A.S5Q.090 Sjwtn lijft(.0.0'X)
Bolivia 2,001,000 dwlls.itjii.I ... 2,700.000
Algeria 2,600.00^1 Cut'i a 1'jrlo
rranro........... 3*5,100,0031 ftlco 2 0CO.OOO
flracce l,5CO,OUi
Jul/- - 27,.V)0,Oi o| Total 100,150.000 1
Netherlands.. 4:Cyj,OA?|
V. COC.tTRlU UAVIffU Till OSLO STANDARD .\10SB*
V Population.! Population.
B r?*ll in.Qoo.COO Otrniany 4J.7CO,OOo
Australia t.WO.VJU Hawaiian l?\l? 1W.000
UnaUa A oth?-r .1 jnan Sl.000,00")
ilrlUsb olo- Lltwrin ...... TOO.OOO '
ni in Nor Hi Not war l wxi.Pto*
Atmrtat Portugal 4300.010
the Wot lu- >iw*l?.a 11?0.4*0) 1
die*.. 6,000,(XX) Turkey 2?M"0"M ,
Chill--? if (MO,COO L'uiuti bt.itr '...U300.00i>
Drnolrk 2, COD,000 ?!
Kftpt ..-17,000,000 Tctal 2i:UfO.O))
Urcat Bituuu.Mll.Otx'.OU"
llcre, nrt will be' seen, are twenty-fix
countries *1111 uiing silver a* a legalten
ler anil aixtccn countries in which
ailver has been demonetized. Or, taking 1
the nationn by imputation', i.ore are <
863,000,000 using aiivcr an money, againet i
223,000,000 wing gold alone ax a full i
legaNtf ntii'r. If the claim i* net up that I
we ought not to compare tbc aeml-b&rbar* i
oua people of Asia, with their primitive ]
" cufltomj and-limited use of money, with (
the advanced commercial nations of Eu*
rope, w? reply that, taken on that ground
even, the advocates of the uae of pilver
hare greatly the advantftgo of their opponent
Anions the great European Power*
of the fimt clann are certainly to he
reckoned France, Kiiicu and A nutria,
eacli of which nationn has a commerce
hihI induntrjr of va?t extent, and all of
which lit,(| cikcr money imli'pennable an
a tender,- If to tlicne three great
power* we "?I<1 Italy, Npain, liel^inin,
8# i -'Tlmid and the Netherlands, all
maintaining the double standard
of gold ami nilver, we have
European |K)pulationii amounting to
more than 210,000.000, all handling a
lilter currency an the unit ol value and
a foil legal tender. Contrail thin with
the 80,000,000 ol tireat Urilain.Uerinanr,
Portugal unci the three little ticandinavian
Nationn who ure nhut up to the tine
of gold, and it will he wen how |>owerful*
Ir the argument drawn from the u-nge of
great commercial people* i?r*f|?omler?tt?H
on the xi.le of silver. '1 urkey cannot fairly
counted by tlio mono-uietalifi*, any
more limn the United States, uince both
are ami have been for years under a suapension
of *|>ecie payment; and even
Germany, which forum absolutely the
only country of any weight except Great
liritain which ha* attempted to enforce
I he "ingle standard, hesitated to continue
on I hi* doubtful and dangerou* road.
In all the twenty-nix countries named
in the two first tables the monetary unit
i< ? "liver coin. In Austria it in the silvcr
florin, the standard value of which is
15 3-10 cent* at the Treasury of the United
State*. I" France, Belgium amlHwitrerland
the monetary unit in the silver
franc, worth 10 .'{-10 cent* bv the Treasury
standard. In Italy iti.4 theailver lira,
and in (?recce the silver drachma, each
worth the same Ihefraric. In the Netherlands
it is the silver llorin or Kuldcn,
of 3V4 cent* g<dd value. In Spain it i*
the peseta of 100 centime, worth 19 3-10
cent* at the Treasury. In Kussia it ia the
silver rouble, valued at 73 4-10 cents, in
the la?t proclaimed table of foreign coin*,
put forth by the Secretary of the Treasury.
In India it h the silver rupee, of
0-10cent* standard coin value. And in
Mexico it is the silver dollar, worth U'J
8-10 cents gold valuation on the 1st of
January, 1877, according to the United
Stale* Treasury of that date.
The <juestion reenrs, why cannot the
United ."jiatea, too, return to the category
of nations having a free currency of
mixed gold audsilver, instead of a forced
currency of gold alone? When month.}!!
four-tifths of mankind are still
using silver money; when it is demonstrated
to be the most convenient, the
most durable, and the most necessary
part of the circulation; w*hen silver coins
have constituted in all n^es bv far the
most largely used money of'account;
when the attempt to abolish it as legaltender
must violently contract the circulation,
expand the volume of indebtedness?,
enhance the burdens of taxation,
and lead inevitably to widespread distress
und bankruptcy; when the United
StatoH in of nil nations tlio most interested
in maintaining the value of ?ilyer
and not in discrediting it an money?in it
creditable, we auk, that the American
people, now that their eyea are fully
opened to all the fact* and *|>ecie payments
about to he restored, will throw
away the only chance of making Bjmcie
resumption permanent? With a fullvalued
silver currency, with the old solid,
honest dollar of 37H grains of pure silver,
which waa n legal-tender^ in thi.-?
country cannot only restore solid values
but maintain them. Without this resumption
will be a failure, which may
end in a step backwards and a worse in- I
Hatton than that from which we arc en-J
deavoiini; slowlv ap.d nainfullv to r??- i
cover.
Alicnt KiiNUrr Thjscll.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
An insurance agent whose buccinater
muaclea hud been developed during a
long and highly nuccesiful business carreer
to a uiont astonishing state of hardness,
and whoso fertil ity of imagination
is equalled only by his fluency of expression,
while professionally engaged in the
impenetrable forest* of South America,
fell in one day with a huge boa constrictor.
"Tell me, my saurian friend," asked
he," have you an yet effected an insurance
upon your very valuable life?"
The boa constrictor merely willed its
Jail tdightly and winked nervously with
itii left eye. The insurance agent, however,
regarded these actions as a negation,
and briskly continued, "The act of
innuring one's life in an entirely reliable
company?Such an the Great C'hizzlum,
which 1 have the honor to represent?iri
a duty that every inan owes to his family
or friends. You, my dear serpent,
lead a life of constant danger, and although
the character of the ri-k will
compel me to charge you somewhat more
than the Usual rates, think, think, my
good sir, what a sense of acquiescent reliance
in the decrees of Providence will
nccrue 10 you wnen you know that, come
what will, your large and interesting
wife ?n?l family al vaya will be comfortably
provided for. i'ray permit tue to
consider the matter an settled and forthwith
(o make out an application in your
name for a policy."
1 laving listened patiently to this long
discourse, at its conclusion tho Hoa Constrictor
turned it-i regard calmly upon
the insurance agent, and in a gentle voice
observed," You, 1 presume, long since
have efleeted an insurance upon your
own life, and now feel the calm pleasures
thai you hold out to me."
< v.nn?
h.v iiieiu uulv MgClll,
somewhat ?liricunccrt?;i! by the turn given
to the conversation;''N-no, 1 regret to
utate that 1 have not. The fact i-i?"
" The fact is," Haiti the lioa Coiiitrictor,
taking up hi* unfinished sentence," that
you have committed a capital error. My
life, 1 trust, will l?a prolonged lor yet a
considerable period; hut yours, 1 opine,
is worth hut n few moment*' purchase."
Having Hiiiil this, the boa constrictor
-rusiieu me insurance n^eiil ton jelly,
licked him nil over, and swallowed him
whole.
Moral.?A uian doc* well to ndjuit hi?
two nfl'air-* before meddling with the affairs
of others.
A Urmidy-Nonkcd K'coplp.
St. IVtenburg Corrt^pan V'iKO cf ttio Niltjtklp hU
l'rws.
The national vice in Russia is drunkenness.
The lower claw* arc ?o brutalized
by excessive drinking that they are rarely
sober, and durine fet* diY.i (and i1ilt? ar.>
about one hundred and thirty of them)
they arc always in nutate of intoxication.
I'hc popcN, or priests, seem to think it a
part of their religion t? he habitually in
a muddled'8t ate. This h the reason that
the iluvuan peasant appear* *o?tupid and
thick headed. Naturally, he ban a good
understanding, but hU"braiim ?re o
soaked with rodki (brandy) that they are
never fully ;it hi* command. When he
feel liis hpritual guiilen m degraded an
himself, ax poorlv clad, a* illy housed,
and as luucli addicted to tho abuse of alcoholic
drinks, the peasant stultilie# and
Iirillnli7t>4 liililKolf \rilli Ititij
of conscience uml sense of shame.
Tub Philadelphia Times savf: "The
Websterian mode of spelling ia another of
Mr. Ureeley'* crotchet* that hM been quietly
dropped by tho New York Tribun;,
under its present management. The Tribune
people now s|*ll theatre and centre
like other people, and swear by Worcester
111 an uiiugB. u wsu i ne lani great newspaper
in thin country to renoiir.ee old
Noah and hi* works. Mr. Held tells how
nr.d when it wan done in a letter recently
written to thiscity. Ho sayji.* 'After our
recent striko we wade thechango to Worcester
to our authority Inspelling, ehiotljr
to bring ourselves into coinformity with
Iho accepted usage, an well m to gratify
the desire of most of our staff, including
luch gentlemen u Mr. Bayard Taylor.
Mr. George W.8malley, and Mr. John K.
a, Haward.' Gone to meet Protection to
American Indujtry!"
Consumption can bo CURED*
Sclenek'i Pulmonic Sjnip.
ScHnek'iSM WeedTenlc.
Schtnck'i Manlnkt Fill*
Arc tbo only medicine* tb|t will core
Pulmonary Consumption.
frequently medicinea that will stop a
cough will occaaion the death of (be pa.
tient; tin r lock up the liver, atop the clr*
dilution uf the blood, hemorrhage f<?llowi,
uii,I in fai t they clog the action of the very
organs tint caused the cough.
Liver Complaint und Djfptpa'ia are (ho
rauxffH of two-thirds of tlie can-* of Con*
aumption. Many persons aomplaiu of a
dull pain iu the aid#, constipation, mated
tointne, pain iu the shoulder blade, feeling*
of drowkineaa and rcstlcssueas, the food
lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with acidity and belching up of the wind.
These ayinptoma usually originnte from a
disordered condition of the stomach or a
torpid liver.
retsons a.? nfleeted, if they take one or
two heavy cold*, aud if the cough iu these
ernes be suddenly checked, will find the
stomaeh and liver clogged, remaining torpid
und inactive, and almost before they
arc aware the lung* urc n mnsi of aorea,
and ulcerated, the result of which i* death.
h'chenck's Pulmonic Syrup iann expeo*
torant which doea not contain opium or
anything calculated tochcckn cough aud*
denlv.
b'cheuek'H Sea Weed Tonic disaolvcsthe
food, mixes with the gastric juictsof the
stomach, aids digestion, aud creates u ravenous
appetite.
When tlie bowels are costive, skin sallow,
or the symptoms of a bilious tendency,
gchenck'aMandrake Pills are required.
') bene medicinea arc prepared only by
J. II. Sciirnck A SON*,
N. E. corner Sixth nud Arch fc'ts., Phila.1
And for sale by nil druggists aud dealer**. I
cod 1
f 11.19.
lillAUK-On Monday afternoon, O.loW 22d,
JS77. at itirre oYljck, J. F. WlI.llAM(rRABK in
the "Oili j??r of h la age.
The funeral will take place this aftmiooo at two
o'c'ock from hl? lato resident**, No "JJ11 Chapllne
atrect. Falendaof the lnm\lj are reject full; In*
Tiled to attend. Interment at PcntninlaCeiuftcry.
travelhrs'guideT
t>VrAKTt'RK OK TRAINS.
A.M. A.M. r. " r.tT.
II. A M. P. K. HQ 10:35* 0:V *.!
P. M.
OtU.O. |)|v 7:40 4:ll?f 0 41 ...
W.F. AIU'1? 8.W 5:20 - I
A.M.
(>< .? l'ittn. C:18 11:10 &0St
AKMVAL OK TWAIMC
A. M. I*. M. r. M. r. M.
I 11- ? 'I. fc.Lt 8:33 6:00 10:45
A.M.
(.lit.'). Pit 5:40 11:35) 7:20 .
W. .1 1L Dlr 7:30 4:65 ~
A.M. P.M. A.M.
qpT. A Pitta. 10:.V5 6:ft8 8:29 ?:WJ
I I'uli* except buudajr?Ni>war* Accommodation,
nvillc Accommodation.?'Thli train dtirIns
theilnt |*w? backward ami forward bot*?rn
Martin's Icrrjrand lk-lluiro, atonplng wben required
at nlierruau Houae, Aitnartlle, Wett Whueltng
and Gravel Hill.
AMUSEMENTS.
JTA5IILT0.V OPERA HOUSE.
CB.W. D. DVFRFZ Muujtr
FrilDAY EVENING, October 26.
DUPREZ & BENEDICT'S
Gigantic Famous Minstrols.
a Mokstm Corps or a rusts,
Cutupoad of ElxUt Unrivalled Conmliar*.
Four Artistic Popular Cod Jlen,
l-'juioua Clogglit, Hon,; and Vance Artln'.i,
Picasin* BnrleHjue Female Prim* bunna,
A wilMralncd Vocal Quartette,
A Cclebralod Nilolst Orchestra and a larj^ unl
i juruiM linus Band,
Involuting n Brilliant Ordinal Programme;
Hi served Seats on Sale nt Adams A l.ucas' Music
Will nppcar nl EELLAIRE, THUII9DAY,
Od(*?r'.'"i.
|_J ASIILTON OPKRA HOUSE.
Ja*i:i JUmilto.v ....Manager.
TURFS N 1GI1T3 ANU ONE &I ATI NEE OF
ENOL13U OPERA.
Msnilsy, Tuesday and WcdnetUay, Oct
22,23 and 24.
Engagement ol the Celebrated -?
HOLMAN ENGLISH OPERA CO.
Who will appear MONDAY EVENING, Oct: 22,
tu Charles La(<x<i'.i Comic Opera entilktl
GEROFLI-GERO FLA!
TuwUjr. Oct. 23?MABITANA !
AVrJnewlay, Oct. 21,-PlllNCliSS BE TREBIzon
in;:
Wedneidoy Matiuee?BOHEMIAN GIRI..
I'orrr. iR Pricks? AJmlHon 5(1 nnJ 75c; renerred
peats jl, ou sale nt tlio Oj>crn Ilousc Box Ollicc.
oc:s
BUILDING.
Carpenter & Builder
J. 8, SHI.
Sjiecul attention givcu to KooQug and
Jol> Work.
North Wheeling fc'hop and Office, 030
Mnrlu't hi. Eait Wheeling Shop, Alley K,
between Mllinnd 15lh St?. Jleiidencc* 51
Fifteenth street.
r.RANn RAI IV
m ? m ? a ? far I tl a IU Em I
AT TIIE COUKT 1I0CSE,
On SATURDAY, October 27,1877,
?P THE
Wor.Mngmea,Labor Movement,Gr?onbaok
end Granger Organizations of Ohio Co.
Who will assemble in Contention at 10 o'clock on
lli.it day, f.ir the pur(io!u of un.ru thoroughly oK?nixli>)(
tin niseivm Into one grand party hy the
nlnptlou and prouiulxatinn of a platform of prinrliiVa,
Mioniul which all can rally at><l hikjii which
all can stand for the ri^Utnint co-op-*nitc one with
another for the tmittml benefit ui.il welfare ol idl
who may unite with ua Inthla uiorfinent for the
ntcouiplithuient ami auccett of thLt object. We
rrromui'nd oveiy district iu thecouuty toorganlKi*
and liold primary tuevtings and on or Mure Saturday,
October 20, to appoint ten deletrntm to attend
theabove Convention. The country dlatrlctn, and
especially our (Jranger frl?nd?, nro cordially Invltttl
tu unite with us iu this work of orguniution.
Py order of the
in* COMMITTEF.
JACOB SNYDKR
14M MAIN A ltOI tfOUTil STi,
Km|,? Jit- lire at Mock of IRON' ?r..l JIKAVY
iiAitDWjtutf in tiiu atcto. t!i?duck i
'.VjcdWork, Springs Axles Vanishes,
Palnta, &c?
! it i nuellM l-y rrif cslulilishmcut wlll'in 4 bur.*
iliot mltr?nt Win*! In*.
t ?n?l Wnptn Mcnufacluicii will tto?l it
In ilieir lull*rut 11 i,lto lilm a call.
iVItonti IiriH, LAND FLAfcTEB ??( :i anprrior
u.iiiiy. io*5
\\J W. McOONNKLL.
.
So. iGS FIFTEENTH STREET,
Manufacturer ut
Lar-I llurela, Half Itarrela, Apple ami Flour Barr?-l?,
Hutu Tiercvx, Oliun Kartell au<l
1'iuk*, Butter Krgt, He.
tffMiEI'AlltlNt) PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
iiir'-,'-<l.*?
PRESCRIPTION FREE
For I lie speedy Cum of Hemlnil Weaknnw, I/wt
Jmiile??l.mi'l all disorders bioiixbtoii t?y Imllv return
??r Ivxcw. Any Dru^lst U*? theiti^rcdioiui.
til'lrti* OH. 1AQUES A CO., Cincinnati. 0
:- ! ?vr
J O.S. SCUUA1ZINET2,
FANCY DYER, SCOURER & REPAIRER,
No 1735 Makkict Sr., WaiXLIXO, W. Va.
All klmliot ifliiwlain Dark Nivy lllup, Drene*,
KlWwna. ami orerr description ?t bilks ami Wool
en tiootli exfcutra at idiot t uolice anil on reuunaLie
tcrrna. Men'a Clotlie* watly repaired. All
Color* warranted Faat. oclO
I")LACR HATin HOAlMi oltNA vii'vtj
D POCKETS, dc.
Another lot juit received. Mho, New
Pictures. Ladies, call ami get a new ides.
ik & Jiurcurx? uwcakv art store.
0019
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED-Manager oI Agency In Wheeling
,) V and appototer of 8ub-A|rata for a Valuable
Manufacture. Addma (?. GORDON,
_ocM <MX,Hh tlntl, CladooaU. 1
| O. 0. F. NOTICE.
The tuttnbcra or Cooconl Lodge No. 10, L 0. 0.
are ?e?p*cl!ulljr lutI ted la attend the funeral oI
ourdi-tau-d Brother, Wm. Urabe, this afternoon
at HO minute* pint 1 o'rlcck.
M?mUra of ?Uler Lodge* arcalm loTlled.
in. ziMiir.ii. t>in<irKl'ilTii'
Lon'~
An Oval Shaped and (.bid Hi mined EarJUnp,
with a Tendril Fronted and Gold
1 eaf, n lluby kurrotindeil with IVarla on
the J eif, and ?niull Gold Hall at the end.
Tue finder will bu itiitably rewarded l?r
leaving the artielB wt tliji Office. oc',M
QFFALSl'ARB
IllB?,
TENDEU LOIN,
BACKBONE.
WUS* IT.LT, ctc.
At 1424 Vmktt atice', two doors al?*e Luke's Lifer?
Hut li ,
ce2l LUT, DAVKSPOBT A 1'AltK*.
pUBLIC SALS.
limey A Brllt will offer f..r a.If a line lot ef new
rop tiug;le?, cii i iiulaiiimni, oil Krtdar murutntf,
"ctober 5t6,1S77. commencing at lOo'ilock *.
In froutuf licm-jr A itiitt'* Ancitaii Kimjumi. No.
l'J20 Market Street. Thejr will l<c aiM without
tvserto. Terms of fsale Uiab. AH liugklea tflerid
>i?irraiT-?lr nmrjiiKM ujniTgrnmmnton. ocz?
J SI NCI. A III & CO.,
Whulnilu Dealer a iu
T B A. S,
1515 MAIS' STBEBT.
KM'pln * <rk n fiilimorimeutof thevjrloui lilndi
anil ttratlm. oci4
j.M!' I'TKI)
Goblets end Wine Glasses, at
CUMMINS & WOODS',
114j main sjuebt.
Of.' I
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Wo ar?- in rtccipt ?f n large stock of 811m and
fil'ver I'latid War?, all l?*?t brandso( Teafkts,
Ink* I'flriuu, Itullrr IHiltrs, Caster*, 'noons,
Knlvc*, Forks, Ac. Uur WolM Him and Trli'lc*
Hated Wari! Iitun our tlrut uittnt*, und will t*guiranu-ed
In every purticulir. Cull at lira Mnln
Mieetior tilv*r W*rv, Waicbcs. Iwka, Jewelry,
SitfiUtJcs, Hold 1'eUS, Ac. 8** Flat Watchef,
Clocks, Ac., ictulrrd and wirrnnted.
w:i t'XIUHY A UUFFIEI.D.
NEW FEATHERS,
OILCLOTHS&WIND0W SHADES
Juit recti red and to th" public at bottom
price*, at llf I'tflirukiti^ pu?l Furniture Waierootu?of
VtM. KINK .V HUN,
ortt Curacy Market and 22d Hia.
jniNB MONK CAHKOS,
Real Wcrks nf Art.
Every one who Is nn admirer of Fine Caraco*
>liuuld t ull und rxtiiuliH our l.trgc and varied ?? orluieut
of these goo'*.
We cau offer inducements lo purchasers not
found elsewhere
A lar^e and will lelecittl s'ock r.f SII.VEIt
WAUK, HitOSZBCUM KS ANUdUSAilHNTd,
AT KX'ntLMhi.Y I.OIV 1'itICKS.
X U CV M.J ?. ,
QC2I 12.'3 MARKET STUEET.
j_|A MILTON OI'KISA HOUSE.
Hamilton Benefit!
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 24th,
Tendered lijr Manager lie). Holntnn nml the citizens
uf Whrcliti; to Mr. Jamei liimilton, l:ile
Manner of tbcOierjlIouv, with tin- :ull strength
of the
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE.
Wednesday evening, Octftbcr 2Uli, positively the
Ia*t nl.jj.t of the Huliiuti I.nnllgti 0|* ra Co., when
will lx! presented Olluitbach'w irrrtlMably Comic
Opera, iu 2 Acts, the
PRINCESS DETfiEBEZONDE
To wake the performance aa cotnp'otoaipcsillle,
a number of Specialties will If lutioduced.
A DOUBLE HIGHLAND FLING.
A SOLO ON THE SNARE DRUM,
Dcccrlptlvc <f ? Battle Fluid, Ac., by Mr. A. D.
IJoltniu.
THE QBE AT MUSICAL PROFESSOR SCENE,
by Mr. J. T. Dullon.
THE MAR3ELLAI3E HYMN, by Mr. J.Bnndlai.
flVIteservtil Seats wii lx- bad at tbo Box Office
or from thw Committee in charge. oc'Jt
A CABD FKOM "
E. L. PRUSSING & CO.
Wo l*g leave to notify the public that as many
unprincipled persons ?re circulating the siory
that thu vinegar r? (vtitly condemned hy tbo Board
of Health of Washington, D. C., ?u ot our manufacture,
we nr? obliged to publish the following
corrctp indeno*, which explains Itself:
DR. T. S. VEBUI, President Board of Health,
Washington, D. C.?Sia: Ha* any Vinegar manufacturi'l
by ui Ixfn c*mfl'cate<l or condemned by
jourlioaid '' An earlw reply will vrrally oblige
U. L PRU88INO * 10.
PoipnoK IIitALiu. WifiiiK?TON, Junel),IS77. *
? K l. l'ni"SMN?> a Co, thicigo?Gentlemen: In
reply to youromjiuunicstion ol this dale, lamit- i
sttuetcd to infotm vou lh*t the Board of Health
has never condemed any Vlniyir of your jnatiufuctur'',
nor bus cuinplslnt em Item nude of the
luiptulty ol the aauiu. Very respectfully,
C. C. COa, M. D., Secretary.
Wc would nisi Mihmlt the fillowitg from Dr.
Aiken,of Maryland, nul Dr. Mabla, ol Ch e-tgo:
Uwivansnv op Maiyland, Juu<> y, 1S77.?1
have Ibis day nude a Chemical Aiulj.naof an
average Mttnple ol Praying's Vlm^ar, and Hud It
free fioui all truce of uilnvral cclJ< untl tumuli.- (m. I
imrlUci, nntl therefore pure. Free ttilpliutlc ndd,
a very injurotn mini ier*lion o:tcn buml in the
cotutmTcUl article, is not present In this Vin*g?r.
WJi.MAM K. A1KKN,
l'rof. Cheui. mill I'har.
Ib-questcd by Mr. IYumIok, I?uhJ*cted a sample
of liia .Vinegar to Chnniral Analysis, null found it
perfectly free from mineral acidsami metalic aub*
stances with which commercial vinegar is so fre
| queutiy adulterated. 1 can reenmtnoud it, there*
fore, as ;in entirely pun and uhoUmme article,
F. MAIII.A, Ph. Dr.
In conclusion w will add th.it our well known
brand* of Vinegar hire stool tin- test ol public
opinion for twenty-nine yearn, bndt** having recoined
first premiums at thn World's Fair, the
United Mates Fair, tin Illinois tiiata Fair, this
Culra;o City Fair, Ac.
E. L PRUSSING &. CO., Chicago.
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VI7" ANTKD?SHOEMAKERS?Two ('- ) lirsi- I
V i clims .shoemakers. '
octKl llKi.sr.mx A Wooumt.i), Erlditeport, 0.
I >FOULAR WHEELING AND , ? =? w
II I'lTTdbURUIl 1'ACKLT,
Htranuv A UN Kit O'NEAL
A. O'Nkal. Maitcr. JotlX A. Fmjik, Clerk. ^
Will h?ro Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tuiv <
day, '1 hurtdav and hilurday nt 7 o'clock A. u.
lUitiiruing will learo i'lttsburgh every Monday,
Wednesday and Fihlsy at U m. Freight wi'l Iw
received at all liotira ut the Old iitliablo Whaif
llj?t,|.y \
ocit r. ?. 1MHTH A SON, Agents. 1
QKOMJB 1\ HAVES,
President of Washington and Jcfll-non College,
wi 11.hereue iu tii4
First Presbyterian Church.
Ft t'm low 111 of thoTtrilin nnviiivrrin *k
UiUltl'H, on
Friday Evening, Oct. 2G, at 8 u'clock,
TICKETS TWKNTY.FIVK CENTS. '
1 fckcti I ;r ?.!? ?t J W. RcbteU'l Itook S'orp,
Us touy ?\ Lutflfld m .Trwc Iry htor?\ Utrtr't Drug
Morcumi Cnrnnlmn'aBiio* More. ?< ?.!
pOU OUR Gl&LS.
Ibo Urgrit Auort racnto(
Jewelry Sets, Shawl Pins and
Fingor Rings, at
LEWIS OECHERT'S JEWELRY STORE, 1
ISO? WHIIIT ETBWT.
pARXbll DUOS'
GREECH-LOADING SHOT-GUNS, ?
?AND? Jj
SMITH'S PATENT REVOLVERS.
Koir icrclTlns ? ?n> Mwrtmrat ol lh?i ttliw
liralcU Ami, ?hltli will bo mil H low i.rltcs, at
Ui-! Jcwclr/ stoieof
O. TP. BROWN, ,
1M? MARKET hT. (
J^UCKWUEAT FLOUR.
Tin tamls tholto m Morniuln. l?n ban
cbotca mv Mountain. Jut noalnd.
ocU UUT, DAVE.NFOKT * TABU.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
3STES-W GOODS
WE 1UVE JUST BECKIVED A LAKOE STOCK OF
NEW AND DGHIKABLB GOODS,
For tlir FA1J< UIAPK, embracing kll Ilia fiew Stjrlea Id |
Overcoatings, Suitings and Pantaloon Goods.
We guarantee ratl.facllon In QUALITY, PKICB led FIT, A Urge line ol
OEITTS'F-ornnsrxsiixisra- goods
Altrayi in ttort. Call ami exainiue our atock. a
_ t
J. -fc?. fcs'i'.A.lLiIjIIUL.A.ISr <Sc CO., j
MERCHANT TAILORS,
fppl7 S7 Tw?lflli 8iro?<? 1
NEW GOODS! !
NEW GOODS!;
(
FIRST FULL STICK!)
LARGE A3STD
I
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE!
EnvrBRA-cnsTG ALL THE
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
IN THE DRY GOODS LINE.
I
GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO,
Sr.l'miUKR 4.
jrflrPIANOS AND GROANS BOLD ON PAYMENTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. ^
^REPAIRING AND TUNING OF ALL INSTRUMENTS A SPECIALTY.
M'pS-'JitWCOW
______
PENN MUTUAL LiFE INSURANCE C& S
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. c.
O [Ri Cr .A.IsT IZED 1847. \
IIVIOENDt PAID TO POLICY HOLDERS ? ?M,234,011 11 1!
OSlfS PAID 3,462,691 79 f
CCUMULATEO CAPITAL 5,875,108 2 9
8 .A ML. l\ IIUEY, Preiident. ,
HAUL. R. WTORE8L VImTtmIiImiL i lis wno mow. . .
I - MauUH| AClDUf.
11. S. STEPHENS, 2d Vice President. I IlEKltV AUCTIE, Secretary.
Every Pollo>halder It > minber of the Company, entitled to til Iti idvaatign *
ind prlvllegei. ~
II baa deolarod more dlvliiand* In number, and of a lirjtr poroenlije than any 0
ompany la tho United Stain v
It It liberal In lie manigentnl, prompt In Itm lettlemeoti or louei. ,;
BOBE11T W. TDOKEB, Oonornl Agent. '
[OFFICE, No. 23 TWELFTH BT., WHEELING, W. VJU
/S-AgenU wanted In ererj Motion ol tlie State; alio City Solicitors. npJT
??????????
out coods.
FALL AND WINTER
r\Dv Annnei
L/ni \juwuci
or tils
Latest Novelties and Newest
Designs of tho Season.
BLACK CASHMERES.
We olftr i Big Drlre la Cathtnerrt. nuking tliem
i tpeclallj, wllluc tbeu 25 j*r ?eut (-liM|*r than
tin usual price. Klmnt all woolCaaliuitrv al 60c;
tlicra a* low ai 35,45, 00c.
'ALL & WINTER DRESS GOODS
n all New Dm!?n?. color* am! ibidet In Ciehuer??,
klatelaan* ami Lauuuao Clulhi at the popuif
price of 2.1 and 30c.
He have added lo our flock a large (election of
A OTU CLOAKS, of t to latent ?t jlw at the lowwt
irlce.
Newrijrleof Fall Sbawla.
rfii puna ana noopsuris.
1(0 Plecea new elyleof l>ark Print*.
GO rucn Ihirk Print*, fait colore, for 5c.
Yards Hleach*! Muiilu for fI ?>.
l'J Yaida 4-4 Brown fchr**ting for tl 00.
Ladlea' and gentlemeu'* Knit Underwear cf iuwrlor
quality and extra flu lib at great largalua.
BED BLANKEm
25 Pi In of Count tj JJJjDJrefi, all wool and iuj*lor
In quality to auj otber Blanket luade. A lull
tock of otber lilankeu, liel loulorta, Ac., at low
iriccs.
CARPETS! CARPETS!
We atlll aell Car^eU cheaper tban any otber
louae In the city. Although Carpela baveadrano
d with wool, we still aell oura at the old price*.
Iwenty yardi of good Carpet for only !3 30.
Cheap Floor Oil (lotbi, Window Miadin, Lare
7urlalna.de. Call and examine our New (looda.
HENRY ROEMER,
No. 2006 Main St.Wheellig.
OC19
DRY GOODS.
THE LARGEST
?AND?
Most Complete Stock
-OP?
CLOAKS,
SHAWLS.
GEO. S. FBElsTY,.
WHOLESALE DEALEll IN
rnncy Groceries and Confectionnries,
Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, Canned Goods, Cheese,
Foreign mid Domestic Fruits,
Crackers, Pickles, Sauces, Cilsups, Nuts, &.C, to., and everything uiuilly found (
In a first-class Fancy Grocery. Also,
MANUFACTURER OF CANDIES.
Write for quotation* or call when in the city.
1307 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
M'jdl-dAW
WILL I AM H.SHEIB, ,
1111 MAIN STREET, '
SOI.E AOKNT FOR TUB
c
SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS, STRINGS, INSTRUMENTS, rj
OF EVFRY DESCRnilON. ^ ^ ^
Dress Goods
SUITS,
louse FuniishingMsik.
INJ THE CITY.
TI LL LINE OF
Dhildrens' Cloaks,
ALL AGES.
D.T. BRUE8,
1
1132 Main Street. I
oclS
HINA & QUEENSWARE.
jll'lB LAItUKST ASSORTMENT OP
hina, Glasswaro, Queonswere,
Fancy Chamber Sets, i
LAMPS, CHANDALIERS, And
Fancy Goods |i
t nil kinds ami styles, ut the lowmt c
prices nro cold at n
OHN FRIEDEL'S I
a
113(1 MAIN STREET. ?
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PHOTOGRAPHERS. \
1.00. $1.00.
Will get Ono Dozen line .Satin Finiih "
ird Photographs at Pluinraer's Gallery. 1
itisfaction euaranteed. A full itocU of j
Ibuma and Frames always on hand. 1138 I
ain street, Uornbrook'a Block, between
th and 12th, Wheeling. oc'J2 U
^ ET YOUR HIOTOBItAPUS AT I
J t
1IGGINS' GALLERY. =
J
*Tho Best "Work at tho Lowest Bates. J
scp'25
9 CENTS. 99 CENTS. F
Brown's Beit batln ftntih Card Photos only 90c
HO rhotegrspli only f 1 00.
BROWN'S GALLERY (
l&uuarr St., snow McLua* Hovu. f<
fpw
~ for ?ALE.
jjuiii fob sale.
155 ACRES
And on it la law new Brick Dwrlilut u,,..
Karn. and othwoutbulMlmi. Mj a
The firm la in good mention, U ??il m . 4
. om ol U? tuoat dwlraW, on bt iSi ^ *?
ha. l.,o, l??n uardaaa Dalrr Kirtu. and lallHl, 1
If fjlfHfd for that uaa.and Ulna
iWllalra la ta|?rUllr daalraUc lW|tH2!5
dalrrwen la partlrularlf Inilud. "?'"* U
Teruiaof jmymrnl raaj.
"*k
rblrtnollii Btml. to. octupM t,' cj'Ji
Itockluc. Tlw Im.u*. ti CTn)|mti?r|, ^
Hood rvralr, wlrli all th. mod. lmnri?ml?n ,1
not wld will Uf for B?ut (roin Apeli lit i-< 11
'WHO .. , . <! *? w. ttl.vsn
twr.urf Unlud BUM Snlldlu ^gMilk.,
IjlliUCTEE'S SALE.
From $3,000 toKOOOof Viluiblop..
unit Property Offered al Public
Auction.
. Ef."!!'. ,.nJ hJ ? Wtaln rr.t.1 ?i
?KUMd bj t.Nlowl !Miul?rl to Ih. ulj?
Trailw ilil(\l UttoUr Irth, |j7? S
Wtfi I? t'lrrk". offl,. ol rha
u> wiiii/lumiij,".? , mom oi truitIwkKu
11, pagea 033*4<3,I will, on
FRIDAY, tbc 231 day cl HoromU'r, is:;.
at Ibe dwelling house oi the aald Fenlltutulltu.
bert. ?ituated on atrobel Hun, branch of Uij.
well's Uuu, about onMjusrteruf a mile from tl*
Wheeling and Fairmont Turnpike, and *t. >ut onrhalf
unlo from the corporation Hue oi ih?dt? ,4
Wheeling, sell. commencing aaiil uleii lu u'tUck
A M , the following described jiers mil procertj
that Is to My: 'J horses, 1 cow, 4 bo<p, k??<0m
1 sleigh, b teti o( harness, 1 aaddle and brldel, 1
eight-horse power engluo with luller, halu ,LJ
all the fixture* and appliance* conieetM ihrrr.
with, 1 corn mill, one straw cutting l?t. :i t>i0?s
I harrow, all the Iron rails on tbc truck 1 >? i 1^1'
lug from Caldwell's Ituo, near Jobnu.m's mill,
back to the quarry on the firm of th>< to 1 Kerdlnaud
K-hubert, all the rails, ties and luiuWrfc.
longing to aald truck road and 1,60.1 (nt of wirt
ropt> and all apparatus employed lu using 1 be iium,
II carnand Uaualts; alto all the tools u?ed br the
aald bcubert In bla uuarry consisting of ctolnrs,
wedgea, hammcra, drills, picks, axes, wheelbarrows,
Ac ; also all the housnbold aud kitchen
(urnlture of the atld bchub?rt, Including rhaln
beds, bcddlngi looklng-gbuaes, car|?t.?, nm,,,
organ, aewlng machine* and many utbrr aitklcs
uot i|Kt lally mentioned In thUadrrrtLvtaent.
TkiiMH oir Walk.-All sum* Inn than twenty
dollars cash. All sum* of twenty dollan sod exceeding
twenty dollars a credit of ouo jtit, the
purcbaaer gitlng hlalntereat bearing note with g<xd
personal security for the deferred payment, or all
caah If the purcbaaer ao elect
oc22 J. H. (iQOlMrmtw.
rjlRUSTEE'tJ BALE.
Iu purauancaof a deed of trust siten by Jinn
M.Dillon and Ellen, bla wife,toue i?Truiift,
dated February 1Kb, 1871, and ncotded in ti?
Clerk'a office for Ohio county, West YlrsitiU. m
JJeed Book No. 60, page 350.1 will, at the trout dew
ol the Court Houm lor Uhlo county, on
SATURDAY, the 6th da J of October, 1877,
Boll the following described property (tmvryed to
me by Mid detd, tit: All that lot or wrt*l ul Iid<1
lying in the city of Wheeling, la the county <4
Ohio, and State of West Virginia, In that put ol
raid city known as'Graham's addition, on tVnui
itreet, and deviguatrd on the plat of ial>l city u
Lot Number Pilty**ix (56), tho aarne on which tL?
said Dillon uow roidea, with all the luipiovtutiitt
on mid lot.
Titans or SALK-One-thlt.1 of the pun hane mosey
to te paid in caili, and more if the puntu*r
elect to Jo h?; the halaarelnalxamltw^heiuniitti
with interest, tobeareurtd to aatiafactiou of Tru*
tee.
felling as Trustee, I will convcy the title inttd
in me by the deed aln^u named.
fc.pt HENRY K. LIST, Truwe.
The above aale is poalponed uutii FBI DAY, (w
tober .0, at 10 o'clock a. m.
1IENUY K. LIST, Truitre
J. C. IIiwvkv, Auctioneer. ?8
mKUSTEE'S SALE.
By vlrtuo of a Deed of Truit made by J hum
Cunningham, Sen., nnd Mary Cunnlnphsm, Mi
wifo, to mo ns Trustee, dated September '.'lih. 1875.
recorded in Deed of Truit Hook No. V, puj.e 25.\ of
the land rtconls o! Ohio county. West Virginia, I
will m>1I at tho Iront door of theCourt llouwif
aid count/, on
HAT UK DAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., tho eaut <|u*rter ol
lot No. 62, in Chaplino and Ivoll's addition to ibe
city of Whaling, Ohio count/, State cf WVit Vii
RHiia, oaiu .juuin lui wing llURWU Oil III** Mirlli*
weit corner of Twenty-fourth street ami the rlU-j
between Main cud Market Mrwts ami |anllrl
thereto, frontlCK on Twenty-fourth atnet thirty
fwt alx Inches and cjtcndlnR l4ick alstytis fitt.
and reference In made lo add deed of tru?i :or a lull
description of theiatne.
Title la believed to l>? good, hut I wl'l conTef
only the title ve*te?l la mo bjr raid dw<l 01 tru?l.
Tkbha of t*alk?One-thirii or more ca>h in imiij.
the tmlauct'In two equal Inatallmenl* at ?ix mil
twelve month*, negotiable note* bearing lntere?t lo
|?k1jci> and the title lo Lc retained uulllpayuitol
W. J. W. COWDEN, Truiter.
J. C. IfRRVKY, Auctioneer. ?ej>'i7
WATCHE8 ft JEWELRY.
j^E.MOVAU
HENNEGEN, BATES & CO.
Wholesale) Jewelers,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER WARE
265 \V. ItAl/rtMORR St.,
je^i) HALT1MUKK. Ml).
J E W K J., TC H.
I have just received a choice stock ?*i
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS.
RND RICH JEWELRt. (
l*o which I invito your attention.
lave been purchased low ami will he <oM
iccordingly.
JACOB W. GRUBB.
.oclO 115-1 Main St., Wiikfi in'<EDUCATIONAL.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
WUEELINO, W. Vi.
ESTABLISHED I860,-Ha* flnemi.l ilastly
ilslialIruoiim; n thorough CoiuiucuUI wur**.
i*) Rives tlinrougti inntrurtlon in any ?> ""
otuiuon KnglUh brsnchra. femlom dsy and ?'fU"
ng. Individual liutruitlon. Call airollw?ui?
raildrfra J. M. FttAHHKU A <"
aulS-W.Kiw Whi*Nwr. W \?
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.
877. Tl(>I{<;VMOU\. !*?"??
This Inttitotion of Learning, under Hie I'rtiiJ*"yof
Lev. J. ](, Thompion, A.M.,l??rit<rliii{Ulvn
new era ol iwnpeilty. During tbn f|?tlb|t 'l?"B
uit closed, tbeattendsnceof atudents wns lr?w? I
over 05 jxr cent. It hai a large and ?
'acuity; a beautiful, healthful and in?rai l"f*,(on;
luplo HclenHAc and hbll(ao|ibical AI'1?
Library constantly growing; a currirulumof it*
iiost (borough character; a standard ol icholanwp
urpaaw-d by no American Institution o! leiinlt*
11IK Kxpmkikm aix lcs-1 than at any ?ih f I'1"*
nown to afford equal advantage*. Tim l-alluro
egini Heptnobcr Otli: the Winter term Jr:""J
u, anu coring iftm M?rc?..in rut lallou,
cmUlu^uo*, Ac,, adilreta the President.
(1EO. C. 8TURMI&.
tfcoretary of fV1'0 *
ArotHT in, 11*7. atCM*
J^IW. 8YLVANU8 KEED'd
)?y and Boirdlng School for Voano
Liditi,
toi. 0 nnd 8 Eul MJ SI., vtw York. Fciu.wol"
rtr begtna October lit. 1877. Freochthe
( the school. CollrgUta course of four v*
jareful training lu 1*1101117 and
STOCK.
Its Hundred Orarketi,
Book fcbclTo*. Flower Hfand*.
Foot Beats, Well Pocket'.
Match lloiJ"'. *'
or atle it raj low price* *t
Mei. una house art store?pl9
_
CAROLINA. RICE-50 TIERCg
.j recdrtd direct from Ouileeton, in*'0"1
ir Kile by M. BKIl.LT,
1309 Md 1IU su*,t'