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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

Mechanics have worked six hundred
years on the spire of the Cathedral ut
Strasburg.
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Regular Passenger Packet.

DANR R's LsTTsRs. BLANKs.
I'D LETTER HEADS, etc, printed IszrefsIly
and promptly by tbs WHEELING REGIsTER
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Regular Packets.
Wheeling and Pdrkvsturg Z. s. Mail Boat'.
THE NEW AND LIGHT
.k.{r a draught side-Eheel steamers EAGLE
etsfs4eE1 and EXPRESS.
These boats run regularly between Wheeling
and P1rkersbarg daily, sundays excepted, lsay.
ing Wheeling az II o'clock A. n, and Bsilsir a
lIjJ A u, on arrival Of trains from Pittsbusg.
Returning. leaves Parkersbarg at o'cIock, A.
NJ. arriving AZ Beliair In time 70 connect with
the Eastward bound train.
rThrough tickets can Be procured on these
boats for Pittsburg and Eastern cities
BOOTH, BATTELLR x CO,
Agents. wheelisg. w. Va
HALL K Co,
Asrnts Marietta Ohio.
COOK. BERRY & GORDOS,
auglG-u Ageats Parksrsburg. W. Va.
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dared to dream before"
as Edgar Poe sings, and then / again
turned round and went up towards the
house.
soon packed up my portmanteau,
told a servant to take it to the railway
station, left a not for my host, apologi-
zing for.my abrupt departure, Il dreaded
an Interview, lest, in contest with his
frank nature l should let out some OF
the things I had promisd to conceaD,
and then set out to walk to the station,
declining the phaeton, which the ser
want offered to have prepared.
The railway-station was some dis
tance on the other side of the village,
which was u mile or so from Dyvor Ter
race. did not know exactly the times
of the trains, though i knew there was
an evening train to town. stopped,
therefore, at the village inn, where j
knew there was timetable. The land
lord was at the door, and he respectful
IL saluted me. The glory of the Terrace
being. in his ewes, over ali its guests.
He told me the time ut which the train
passed, which was an hour and hall
from then.
was annoyed at finding that had
so long to wait, and turned into the
coffee-room.
Strolling about the room, my eye fell
upon a pOrtmanteau in the corner.
know not what idle curiosity prompted
me to stoop down and examine the
name upon its brass plate, but when
had done so, felt my heart beat quickly
and my face grow red and white, like
Ellen's at breakfast'time.
The maine upon the plato was ISL
John Stacy" / knew the man was {
ruined gambler and unscrupulous ad
venturer, who had, in spite Of q reputa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
Anusements.

NEW METRoPoLITAN.-The crowd at the
Theatre last night was not large, but the
audienceAyas highly fashionable ana ap-.
preciative.. The plays were both highly
applauded and were very well performed;
but Mr.. Morris, who has been somewhat
indisposed for several weeks past, hardly
came up. to his usual excellence. His
."o'Callahan."in Ellis Last Legs" was a
fine Irish character, as good, perhaps, as
ever seen in this city. In the "Persecuted
DutchmanY heidi not throw that vivacity
that distinguished his previous perform
ance OF the same piece, This was partly
owing to his indisposition, but more to
want of the requisite properties and sup
port. The play, hswever, was highly
amusing. -o-It 800 -4i
Tonight, Mr. Morris viii appear In two
characters, as " Toby Twinkle In " All
that glttters is not gold,v and as /" Hans
Barth," in :" It's all right" bn.a ass
Mrs. Golden, whose absence, last night
was so sensibsy'felt, win appear tonight
as Martha Gibbs,r one Of her best char
acters. The bill is. an excellent one, and
win afford a moral and intellectual feast,
and should attract q crowded house.
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SOOTHING aSiYRBP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process of
teething. BY softenlng the gums, reducing
eli inffafnIhAtfons, VIM allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IL, mothers, twill give rest
to yourselves and r.. '''ee'
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
ever thirty years, and oon sag IN confidence
ard truth OF 1t what we have never been
able TO say of any other medicine; neUcr
has q failed IN a single Instance 10 eject a
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one'who used IL. On the contrary, all are
delighted with It's operations, and speak in
terms of commendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues We, speak In
this matter ,Ohat zoe do kneaQg, after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for Gte ynltaLnient Of t0lGt TOE here declare. In
almost every instance whore the infant liz
suffering nom pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in ftfteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany
each ,nSti.tsa None genuine unless the fac
sanaiie OF CURTIS az PERKINS, New York.
IN on the outside wrapper.
world. ~ r. 80
mayl0 decd, w u
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20 80 WoTasTsE MOO


ETHIOPIAN MISsrRELs.-We take pleas
ure in announcing to our readers, that
Gaf & Phenix's Troppe,of Etheopian MIN
strels open at Masonic Hall tonight This
Troupe is said to comprise some of the best
talent in this department. in the county,,
Gentlemen or taste and DISCRIMINATORY
who have seen their performances. pro-
nounce them first rate. Among the num-
Der Is Miss Ada Wallace. one of the finest
singers on she boards. Remember Masonic
Hall, tonight.
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NATIVE WINEs.--Some time since
we stopped at Passaic, and were really
surprised to see the old store house
there all filled with wine on storage.
The amount Ct, Mr., Speer's stock. of
Port Grape, Wine on hand is almost
fabulous -Four store houses are filed,
and tiers upon tiers of casks up and
down stairs, and in some cases huge
watts, occupy every available spot,
leaving only little alley ways through
which to walk. 1t is an Him tless
quantity of wine. None is sold until
ii has acquired the age Of four years.
and the buildings, l, 2, 3 and 4, are of
the first, second, third and fourth
years vintage. Our druggists have
some Of the oldest of the above wine
direct from Mr.. Speer.-Patersonian
G&W
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MTLLINERY GooDs AT AUcrIo

MILLINERY GooDs AT AUCTION
AND PRIVATE SALE.-Being deter
mined togquit the miHiuery5 business .,
i will sell my entire stock Of millinery
goods at my store on First Street, two
doors below Sycamore Street. l will
sell at private sale at prices to suit
purchasers until Wednesday, No
vember 9TH, at 10 O'Clock, at which,
time will sell at auction, and continue
at auction every Wednesday, and
private sale other days until my en-
tire stock of fine goods is disposed of.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing, fine
goods will do we'll to call Immediately;
priees are bound to suit. ANA =
Mrs. G. KLINGELHGFER.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
oct27-d10t
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ssg- Wo9aare selling the . same me, Ioual-

s6r Weiare selling the same quail !
ity of boys boots that we sold last \
year. This is accommodation enough :
to any one that was so fortunate as to
get pair 0fiour boots last season.
and to those that did not, we will say
that one pair of them will wear as
long as amy two pair that you can buy I,
elsewhere sdi bGa llaI .-Ha4d sfIa
We are also. selling an excellent
boot for gentlemen, made of real
French calf, good for one years wear.
)r iH j. S. Kicker.
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SHOES AND DRYkG0oDs AE AUc-
TIoN.-Hiram Nelson will sell at Auc-
ton, at his Auction Room, No. s.
Main Street, on Thursday morning,
November the 9Th, at 8 o'clock, 200
pairs of women and youths shoes to
the trade, and a good lot of dry goods.
Ladies will do we'll to attend.
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Swain's Tnfallibla Hair Restorative

Swain's Infallible Hair Restorative
is decidedly the best article for restor-
ing gray-hhir to its original color, mot
dyeing), effectually curing all diseases
of the scalp, preventing the hair from
falling of, giving it softness and
gloss, that nothing else can produce.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sold by
al druggists in Evansville. Depot, "a
South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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CITY NEWS.

LAID OvER,-We regret to learn
that Mr.. Mat. Henning is compelled
to lay over the rebuilding of his fine
marble front on First Street, on ac-
count Of the impossibility Of obtain
ing lumber. e i1si lfN0A ttii4'
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A NEW BUSINESS HoUsE.-Messrs.
Kramer & Mcsker have opened fine
Dry Goods, and Provision Store in
their new building, corner of Main
and Eighth Streets, Immediately OPP
posite the passenger depot. They de-
sign making it a first-class establish
ment, and it viii be a great conye-
nience to the people in that part of
the city. We bespeak for them a,
liberal share of public patronage. aioe'
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ClCoRREcrIoNs.-We were incorrect
yesterday in stating that Fredericks,
the man killed at Newburgh, came
to his death by the hand of
Schuesler. AS yet it is not known
who made the assault; Schuesler was
under bond to await an examination,
but no evidence had yet been de-
veloped to show he was the guilty
party. ~ l's-ss s~ . y w =
The Steam Sorghum works at
Princeton are owned by I. w. Fisher,
not Finhey as incorrectly printed a
few days ago. 91a49iq av
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BaS- WE want every, lady in this
city to see our double sole Congress
and Byron Caters, made for us only,
of real French Lasting Any lady af-
ter seeing them. would not take any
other cloth shoe as a present They
cannot be worn out in one season and
are perfect beauties. Call and look
at them at No. 8 Second Street.
nov6- d1t.m j. s. Kicker.
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s~ CoLgATEs HONEY SOAP. % ThIs
>siebrated Toilet Soap, IN. such universal
eraand, Is made from the CHOICEST mate
haA@, Is MILD and EMoLLIENT In Its nature,
eAaRANTLv SCENTED. and extremely
GEEElQEAL tn ~ action upon. the sRin.
.0r sale by druggists and fancy goods
e@aeEs. aug24 lv
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make us laugh

LocusT STREET SEWER, This work
has reached Walnut Street, and the
excavation is nearly completed to
Tenth Street. 1t is but a moderate
depth below the surface, and the work
is progressing rapidly. ~ a9Yes 'ii4-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The BALTIMORE POLICE CoMMIss-
TONERS have not yet been photograph
ed by PHILLIPS, at PARKHILL's;
but hundreds of ladies and gentle- "a
men who know how to appreciate a
fine picture, are availing themselves
of the services ofdthis, great artist,
Mr. Phillips invites all the ladies and
gents Of this city TO call at Pafkhill's
and inspect his splendid art collec-
tions.Afs aeEH FAEe Nis nov6d1t flF
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ACQUITTED. - Conrad Schuslers
who was charged with the murder of
John Fredericks, had an examination
at Newburg yesterday, and was ae-
quilted. We did not learn any fur
Their particulars of the unpleasant
circumstances. Prosecutor Bennett
appeared on behalf Of the State, and
Blythe Hynes for the defence.
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PHOENIX LIKE.-The portion of the
Posey Block that was burned some
time ago, has risen, Phoenix like, from
its ashes, and is now up again, read
for the roof. A considerable addition
has also been added to the corner of
the block. r Is sa s 9'
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Business was quite lively in the city
yesterday, with large sales. There
were large numbers of strangers in
the city, and the fair matrons and
,damsels were out in full force. taking
advantage of the nice weather to do
their shopping.
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New ENGINE HoUsE.--The new
Engine House and stable are progress
ing. The rafters are up on each and
the sheeting was being put upon the
Engine House yesterday. Both build
ings will be completed by the 18th of
the month. aqgoa baa g,.li-1a. III.
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court Renor.al

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The first cese called
yesterday morning was that of A. G. Hal
lock et al. against Martin f. Tobin, an ac-
ton TO recover money overpaid for work
ION plastering a house. Tried by a 5ury,4
who were out until 4 O'Clock, r. NJ, and
being unable to agree, were discharged.
r. A. Hin, plaintiffs Attorney; L. c. Stin-
son for defendant tP'
The next case was Thomas w Murray
against Mike Hahn; suiton settlement Of
partnership account Defendant alleged
fraud, and refused TO stand by the Judg-
ment of erbltrators.. Trial BY jufy.s YER
dict for the plaintiff in the sum of 1858 10
Gen. Shackelford for plaintiff L. c. stin-
son for defendant.
The Courtroom was rather deserted all
day, there being no Hedge case on the
docket, and some OF the attorneys being
absent in Mount Vernon, where Judge
Robinson opened his Court, while others
were goneto Newburg to attend the pre-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the recent mtr-
der case. = HJp ~
The trial or Jno. Heilnlanls set for Sat
urday. That of the Carlisle murderers is
set for tomorrow.
REcoRDER's Court-A number OF Affida-
Wits were dled and a number OF warrants
issued In the Recorders Court yesterday.
None OF the parties were, however, arrest
ed, and no cases were disposed OF. The
charges were generally for being drunk,
noisy and disorderiy. one case was for
vagrancy. They will, come up to-day, we
presume. 900
- hIsCa 10 xfnaa g3f.a M SO idai-ll $50
BEFORE EsQUIBE WALRER.-Geo. john
son, bad name Oh general principles,
with few honorable exceptions, had an
examination yesterday before Justice
Walker ona charge of having stolen SIS,
from p. Hamburger on Saturday. He was
held to answer in the sum of $500, in default
OF which he went tojail. rt aFgfgssfgi
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MERCHANT TAILORING. Gentle
men wishing garments made to order
can tind the finest and best selected
stock Of piece goods at 81 Main Street.
next TO the, Washington Hotel. Prof =
Mott will satisfy all who give him
call. --8r Tsent1g tf
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REHOv41e-W, AsPsgs q Co haveO 4

removed their Insurance Agency to
the fine Offices, corner Of Main and
Mesrs Bpown 91DS anEyer eSup'dc Coy Oy
where they will continue to issue
policies on all descriptionsof insurable =
prOperty. in 6rst class Companies att
fair rates. Entrances on both Main
and Water Streets. Nov. 3.-3t
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THAMES. We are indebted to Mr..
Scott for copies of Frank LcsIie's
Budget Of Fun and Harper's Weekly.
Both papers contain some splendid
cartoons and wood engravings of
various kinds. Scott keeps the latest
periodicals of every description. m
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A CHANGE.-Messrs. 7. G. Bridwell
and Co., of Greensboro, KY, have
purchased the Crescent City Drug
Store Of Messrs. LEIGH & Magee, cor
ner of Main and Third Streets, and
will make themselves prominent, in a
few days, through the columns of the
JOURNAL.
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The Egyptian Cancer AntldOte,
The Most Remarkable Discovery

EVER MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE,
Known and used only at the Ma
TI0NAL CANCER INSTITUTE,
~ West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
This AntiaoteA Is q certain and painless
and Sores, curing the very worst cases In a
few days. Prof. Harvey also has Specifies
shat never fail In Asthma, Consumption,
%neumatism, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Heart
Dtseas and treats all other Chronic Dis
eases successfully. Address
PROF. HARVEY,
OoJ0 az. Box QRh. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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CITY IMPROVEMENTS. - Each day
in our rambles about the city we find
new buildings in all stages of adj
vancement. Among the number we
noticed yesterday were large double
building being erected on the corner
of Fourth and Walnut Streets by Mrs.
Bofandick; it is intended for stores
on the first floor and dwelling above;
and two or three new buildings on
the newly-made Fifth Street.
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The Evansville JOURNAL boasts of big
turnip, presented it by some of its rural
friends We thought there were already
turnips enough in that establishment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IN R fEqlffAt FoTlpE.lIll
BULLS CEDR0N BITTERS.
Read Mr. Edwarda's Statement.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April ~, 1853.
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
you as well as a sense of duty to the pub
lie, requires that should give you state
nnent, for ppbllc, use, Of the great benefit
have derivcd from the use OF your " Cedron
Bitters." After military service of tbir-
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, was discharged
from the service and came home 10 die.
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and general
debility were fast hurrying me to the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by
Phyaiclansy seemed e0nty W aGgravate my
tunate enough to procure your "Cedron
Bttters," and by the use of them alone 1
have been restored to perte ct and robust
them ms being all, and more than all, they
tre recommended to be. You are at liberty
o make any use you wish OF this state
Enent.
am. responsibility. 10 --.---a
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am, respectfully, 10 -lyrts
A VOICE FROM vIcKsBURd;;

NlCK5BURG, MISS, Aug. v, 1000.
DR. JOHN BULL~-Dear Sir: am happy
70 state to you that have used your Yniu-
able Cedron Bittersn with great benent "
myself, In general debility and prostratlIson
OF my system produced by the unneaitny
River around VicksburQ, having been with
General Grants army through IT'S whole
Southern campaign. confidently rec2 III
mend tfts uSecto au persons WAC arg VA"
~ H. w. FOGLE,
Agent u. g. Sanitary Commission.
For sale by PETER VIERLINGy water
street. LII = - - z 10y =
" Mrs. WINsLOW,
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ADDING ON.-The weather con-
tinuing fair and the workmen having
progressed so rapidly on Mr.. He'll
mans new foundry, that enterprising
gentleman has determined to go ahead
at once and fill up the vacancy about
60 feet, between the main foundry and
the new building just erected and
which is now about ready for the roof.
We like to see such enterprise; it is
Characteristic of our citizens.
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of we were as well off for turnips as
the Ledger Office is for squas6es we
would have winters supply, .}ias
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Or; Maggiel IS the founder of a new Med
tcaa SysgeRl Lhe qpaptitaElansI whose vast
tnternAlr GQAesl enfeeble the stomach and
paralyze the bowels, must give precAlenee.
70 the man WnQrestores health and appe-
tite, with from one TO two OF hts extraoT-
binary Pills, and cures the most vfrnIer,s
sores with BOX or so Of hts wonfierffiT and
ell heating Saive. These two great s,ae sssI-
les of the Doctors are fast supercedinc All
me rs steiTeor " nos " Of the day. Ex
Salve have opened the eyes of the puhlic 10
the tneniciency of the so calledl remedies
o. s othe ,I and upon WHICH people have SO
not OF the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two ofnMaggiei's Pills suffices 10
place the bowels In perfect order, tone the
etomach, create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and buoyanti There is no
gripping and no reaction In the form OF con-
heapatlon- Az the liver is affected, It's fnnc-
lions are restored; and If the nervous sys-
TEN is Feeble, II Is invigorated. This last
2uaiity makes themedtclne very desirable
Lor the wants OF delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
Inguished by the disInfectant power of
nnnsgeiels Salve, In fact, It is here an
s..oISnced that lhuqgiePs Bilious DuypeDfic
G Sssal DsG1Thna Pills cure where All others
H Ssi. Whine for Burns, Scalds. Chilblains
SciSo " d al ahrasions Of the skin Md00iers
Pine stra lantiallible. Sold by j. Maggiel, II
ata cent New York, and all DRUGGISTS
T y,.1nos per box. d&wiy
IL, aIMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
go y. the special attention of orr
1AaT's 20 Dr. Easterly's advertisements
Shich can be seen in our aIvertJsin .e I've
znns- Dr. Easterly's Family Madio,nas
re 0eservedly popular, have n rand sale
\4 general satisfaction, and ave- 80 s'i -
dA.the principal drug-stores thro,dno -
SaEW Western and Southern States :, .s,s,,
tsa&Ben that Dr. Easterly does not ra,",-.
@end one medicine to cure all d,seasas
but prepares remedy for each part,c,,I. :.
disease, which can be relied upon to cura.
9aYl0
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If you want Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
of any description, go TO klaa d
ScHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
Oct13-dtf.
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A Coon Observation-Disclosures. ID.
Weaver, w. HI! Reed, and Fred. w.
Bennett, have opened familygrocery
and provision store, including first
class meat shop on the corner of Lo-
Gust and Second Streets. They are
all good men and propose to keep irst
class goods, and the ,hest meat in the
city. Families can here be supplied
with -four, meats and groceries, ,vege-
tables and fruits. every thing good to
eat, at one place at current rates.
Give them call. sllnallaoa Il8h H-4
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BOYS CLOTHING. 1.-The largest. as.
sortmsnt of Boys Clothing ever
brought to this city, at "a Main st. - e-aa
Sep25-f s. N. SMITH & Co.
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Dg- We believe II would ultimate In great
good to the country ingenerai, and to large
cities In particular, II every parent was re-
quired by law to send each childto school a
given time In the course of its minority
Brownsville JOURNAL siiiA o4sst pa 1890 q
Z Had such e law been In force during the
Juvenility OF the JOURNAL man 1t would
have been of vast advantage to his read
ers.-VetD Abiding Ledger. 90 ali''" Ai'~ =
True enough, Ledger. It was our
misfortune. to be born and to grow up
to certainiextentiu old Democratic
Virginia where school houses were
considered neither useful or ornament
al. Under all the circumstances we
think we have some excuse for our
Ignorance. You were reared, we be-
lieve, where school houses abound.
What excuse have you to offer to your
readers? 2 '''.','
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R6r Deeds, Mortgages, Pension'and
Bounty Blanks at the JOURNAL Of
fee.
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The New TURNER HALL.-This
spacious building is progressing rap
idly and will be finished, or very near
ly so, by the middle of the month.
About half the roof is on and the in
side work will be finished as speedily
as possible, Its use is already en-
gagged for several enterprises, and we
are glad to learn that the first will be
grand supper, with tableaux, given
by the ladies' of the city, for the ben.
eft of the Orphan Asylum. This will
be glorious Inauguration of the new
building and will consecrate it to pur-
poses of generosity and liberality.