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srAn oy LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DuAxznExr, L
.N NtfH NEW OnsAxa, Dee n, l0oA !

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Hon. LsnAs TaunsuIl, wsshingtsa, q. G., "a Eeta
saA d,sy 70 myself the Exsntive Of the ssats Of
LOUISIANA y also 70 The loyal and veil meaning ctizsns
forces spoa me the necessity Of sddsing you shiscon
nuscaton Gsnsri sheridan bosh n HE reports relative
70 The ro4sin Nsw Orleans and biz more recent report
u Affairs inhis dspartmsns has avals4 himself Of The
occasion 70 taciss IN somewhat harsh terms - think
my ofcia Ondscs and cots In his reports nrst referred
TO- although he not In the city 81 the time of The
r,oss the General was prolific IN his fauit-andng q ~
want or sscxy. and while IN hs general report he d.
claims ell intsrfsrsncs In poiscal mastsrS yss he
wens 90 far = 70 recommend that Be removed fron
once By wsat authority the General did not vouehsass
70 ase but suppose be meant that was to BE- dsopt
tsssd BY M President q ths United States who has
.lrssdy siss ne ~ .SS s ss hs
The charrs made by the General Of my want Of snsry
the outbreak u The riots, think not only unyar.
responsibility from Dis own snoulds who according 70
hs ssatspsnt anticipated bloodshsd The conven
tion mst asd - iook 20 measures % preserve ne
spprsbsnsonl was q nv once until eleven o'clock
sashs nersAs Il The nee.iag q Vie cs.ysnacn, and
:ssss .. ' Ssss sssvc az ~ - sssSs.
iss another ~ i sas cry o Ssss:s and w
own NE ~ n danger and shsnId hsvs bsen bsssesd
y e :s's :ss 2ss ,: = ~ , ,n 4 y:
vsuQeaaes - y ven known Was souehs fos BY them
ssd szPrsssas Of regret vsrs heard sbss should have
Nca sstssssa wmA his fasm Assins q my cenducs on
that occasion The General travels out Of the record, -
thnk, 70 asssck he members of Ne ocaveotson, and
Gays thar VEN bad men among them. Ihe private
charaese II The men composing that convention IVES
NOT suh3ect " nvesioatioa By me I'D canecs SO
what bearing could have had % the question Of legal
opinion = the yebsla evU membeE % The osovension
was bad" ard ought 70 have been hong Icng go.
rspsrsa which anav sxpiain nm prsu1cs a1nlnes Ne
s Sss'i iSasssiy, - s ~ -
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cAN.A o a.
SPECIAL rrlssaAu 10 TINE aeaAlu.

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scheme and che ONer @ Purchase the Pariia-
mont Buiidinsss Under Censlderasion-- The
Local Press Favor, the Exsraditten Of the
/ New York Royal Insurance Company Rob
beers, &c. g. ssfs@ tf9 81 sssttyt taat
L .us8 81 .c Hcs8ret MonrsxAr. Jan. s siseS
The Executive Council had quito stormy meeting
yesterday st their chambers in this city. The ministry
wsre In session from ten until seven n yesterday
learn from gentleman who holds very prominent po
son under the that the chief subject under
consideration yesterday was tho proposition nom his
Lordshp the Bishop Of Quebec = buy tho government
buildings q Ottawa at price not 70 exceed seventy nvs
per cent or what the buildings cost the government
On ssTms' Of coufsdsrstion. formed tho saSjsct
Il u: Il s Ensns have
adhered 10 the scheme Of confederation passed By the
Provincial Parliament bot have 70 altered that must
before b effective The opinion is very generally
prevalent that there will be another session Of the Cana
Of confederation win Be insisted upon by the French
fhs local pres os this city are unanimous in demand.
ing that the Governor General should deliver up the two
persous confined IN Jail In th CITY for ro6bng tbs
Royal Insurance Company q New York on the ground
Tho customs for 1857 Is expected toexceed
million and quarter that Of last year.
TAe Alleged Bosd Robbsry-Further About
I the Confederation 6cheme-The Question Of
NAVIGATING the st. Lawrence During the
+ Winter, sc. ETA GEes tn st
\ ftfCatih .e eo MONTREAL, Jan. 3, 1897.
In the case Of the Royal Insurance Company against
.''-A -. 1.-p 49,, .ss11 - $500
oonos, suaso Def'ne'os S.vo JuuSmen' .na' vas 10
masera' wno'nel 'ne Donos we'e s'0'en ne VI ~ vow
ho'A 1ns ae'enoans' sppncAaon 'o' a..nso
rejected Another petition Tor discharge 70 en- dcsoc Dy
The inquest on tho body Of Nevbold: billed BY the
a.s 'roaa sccoen ass ~ nna =, o1
he train bsvins bsen started without orders
from the conductor. Dg GH9 ~ ,bHa .e.S
Apropos Of the ocean yacht race u Is stated here
onsh s1o !, sysscow scosnd IN Sfesn Savs
An Ottawa correspondent has reason 70 believe that
or Of the Canadian Ministers will remain In
England until the Confederation act IL carried through
Parliament, and that Hon. John A. Mcdonald will be
Tho committee appointed py me quebec board q
iraao " .qu r 'rso sas ~ nv nsc,
is possible under certain conditions, but that NO nsur
ance could Be enscted during the months Of January
ana s 1871 Nc pa s ~ - H e. cans
s.o ,s u aS ~" rsyr,,c.,, ;,nro.shIs
"n'Sn WYNN ''A1'' 'A0 'SA'A0 P'1"'S '.p''s
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ADVERSARY nuQUxM 10 TN LATE AncuEWoe
HUasA -Ysssssday bslng Ne third anniversary Of the
dsash Of TIE lats AsohbishoD 1ughss solemn mass
Of requiem was cslsbraEsd In the cathedral chaps on
Mulberry street. nsss Prince = ssa O'Clock In The morn
Ing On account or NE ooassd space q The disposa
Of he cashsdra aushoss sses The destruction al the
church edinos no general invitasion 10 witness the eess
monies was issued; usverthslsas the relatives and
gsody number OF the friends Of the deceased preats
and others. who had seen the notice publsned n the
H.saLp were IN attendance aud the chapel was vel!
filled before the hour appointed for the commencement
OF the ceremonies In the centre aisle neal caafque
had been erected and appropriately daped on It stood
the urn and others Of the used q the original
requiem ceremonies and raised das was the mitre
formerly used BY the deceased. Tho chapel
was neatly draped, and wore throughout an
.pRs.r:pcs q deep sna quiet soismny remarEaOs
celebrated by the Rev. Dr. SArr, assisted by the Rev.
Dr. AcSweeney deacon and the Rev. J. H. Mclean e
with ne Re-. seIHy q Ss post y
q the services and 81 the conclusion OF the mass
nounced the solemn benediction. Professor Schmitx
with full choir, was In Attendance and sang beaut
full requiem, arranged for the occasion se
Exrrmvs RzxovALs IN TEE SrsEEr DsrARrxssT r.
Since Tuesday last number Of removable have been
made In the Street Department. In which all persons
Common Council were suspended from once. Among
the MISUNDERSTANDING some twenty-nve-wore ali
the inspectors q Lamps and g. u ne various districts
radical nature in the course Il NV weeks.
h LARGE SALE on CoAL--The regular sale Of Scranton
coal was held yesterday It the Delaware and Lacka.
wanna Company's ONCE. No % Exchaneegplace There
was numerous attendance. The bids pretty lively,
and the whole quantity thirty Thousand tons offered for
sale disposed Of In short time The following were
Nor ~ iS6A yan a Is67
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- n I0--lT M 1FEzHKFokI, ny, Jan. y 1SoI
Tho legislature met to-day Fiftytwo member Of
the House or Representatives and fourteen Senators
only we're present There being no quorum the Legis-
iaturs adjourned until ten O'CLOCK To- morrow. H1
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.81e ys* a srE q Nsw OusAxs. Jsn. q 1osf. x
The RDs Ccnnistss sless1 ~ sssssss today; shs
members ssvs Tor wsshinsses to-nishA ms iuvsstl
gasson has ban nost thorough. osv~nu wells gave
svsdspss = 70 the visA bin cocaposdsncs With tho
military authorities and the present CONCESSION Of Loo
isiana
Among shs prominent witnesses ssanissd bsfoss me
isvsssaasg oomnIssss the 2sth aid 3osh ult,
The May0 Of ths city, Attorney General Heron. W
raiiafsns Jacob Barker, Joseph Ellison J. b. haley
ana the Jsdgss Of the Supreme Court
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NAmuIIx, Jan g. 1867.
The Jury in he CO. Of Burson, Who Stood charged
with the murder u ths Coroner o. 6ommsrvie. hays
returned verdict o. so9uaal The ground tbee Dur
tan wAs Jussi0ed n Committing che dssd- t4 ~
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rhe sfisseuri Legislature.

Both houses completed their organization To- day by
eiecsine David Bonheur President Of the Senate and
Mr. Harlan Speaker or the House. They adjourned till
O'Clock tomorrow. The Governors message will be
read 70 morrow All the oacsrs elected those who
wore nominated In the radical caacuseA 4t esrsu
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f#..M.M >>~~~>~-~~-~~-~->>~~~~e~~-s-
The Chsapsss Newspaper and Bess Literary
Jswrnal In the C0auery.
The wnxLs BxsAlD for the present vsss, nov rssdy'
contains T IN raa tt.f aM
aBABY,s TEXT. AN ENcLIsa CHRISTMAS Story"
"A DOMESTIC DILENMAp

PorrxY-.Tss Esw YEAs," BY GsAo b. Hoss; "DAss
wnlow's KxrrrNc.r by Loclss Rusns-oosh written
for the WISELY HKRLD. -t1 sd rst.6.tss 4
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The Maaec Gold HIInes.
tfW BuzzvnLs, jan 9. 1851.
The ASswy says some very hns specimens Of gold
have been broughs into the village nom Msdoc this
week Notwithstanding the Geld weather digging ID
SILL geing On b various pasts OF the township. 500
The government minsrAogss y making . tour Of the
mlnss with tns view Of giving ths gold bearing district
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Message Or the Gevernsr Of Delaware.
.teaA@ ll wnnmaros, Del, Jan. q 1851

~ &eeaaf gl wnnmeros, Del, Jan. q 1851
ne Message Of Governor ssuIsbury. Of Delaware pre-
sstsd 70 the LegsauSs yesterday strongly opposes The
constitutional amendment and takes ground against IL
ratification, refers favorah the railroad enterprises
u The State and propose state library and psnitsn
sssns Ss ~Sos pa ssSs, o. al: s;ass sss ssoss
% ' = s ss ss s q ~s So S,
oss saluay restraint against ~ commssion, but the
sarses preventive against " rsletiticnn BE recon
ana says he viii enforce me laws against nssrcss poe.
s.-t The Maryiasd LegisIassve. &C Elk
ff 9&it8 NuG AxSArolls, Nd, ian. q 1867.
me organization OF The Legislature complsssd TO-
cay BY the election Of the ofncsrs nominated in che
najory caucus Of last night Oliver Miller, Of Anne
Arundel county, ives msds speaker Of the House,
and WIN. r. Cols, Of Baltimore city, Chisf Clerk.
1hs proceedings wsrs without further special
sssssess bssosl The sssstiss OF Issvs To- -
snssodoetsea a. biIs lgskine 70 The ealing o. >
sSs - . ". - s,ss &C.
.s sSss s.s x. r. ps1.
g this cry. The msunss b knghsy and abls sec :
s ssSs .A I: ss ana 3. 2:
nging crcumNapces - wsIi = shs vsl9h rssponsi0iI.
Es g under Which shs present Lsgisi.sers .ssts
8. .ss ss s:fS ysr rs sss .ss ss
. Is ss.. x. ss ssss s.s
- d. the rroducsIve capital beng BIT go - les
-. ~ ssgss.s. Shils ne unprcdcs.ys s:piss q
ne Governor thsn dsvosss iAfrs spars - his mo-
nse 70 domestic Affairs, and passss 70 the dIscuop Of
Isadg pcls1 10 tbs sasjsct - dsvess ssssI6sssbls
. y . IaIsS. - dsSgv =. <
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. TORONTO Jan. 8, 1867.
The trains on the Grand Trunk railroad arriving
late IN consequence OF the effects Of the frost the
rails N nAlIue23 N4sfg .srf Gr5 tMlst vtI.Es
The weather 10 clear and cold
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The passenger train OF the Grand Trunk Railway
coming west yesterday on the track three miles
sass Of here IN consequences Of broken rail- The Post
once car was smashed, and the mail conductor had
narrow escape One OF them was 90 tightly wedged
between broken tmbe thas be had 70 b cut out with
area No one was seriously hurt ee#Hs sfss4tre4s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-05
Pinns and Organ 70 Rent
At Sheib's music store.
The Late sheeains Affair at Wash

The Late ShoN4inE Affair az wash.
inyten, Pa-ECerreet Statement.
Several citizens of Washington, Pa,
in order to correct some erroneous i'm
pressions in regard to the late unfortu-
nate shooting affair in that borough,
have written the following account Of
it, which is also endorsed by John J.
Jordan: Miss Jordan, neighbor and
friend of the Chesly family, who was
spending the evening with Miss chesly,
sister to the wounded boy, was detained
at the residence of Mr.. Chesly until
near eleven o'clock, by o severe rain and
wind storm, which had continued from
early in the evening. Just before leav.
ing the house in company with Mr..
Riley, q Young man, who had been in
the parlor with her, Miss Jordan play
fully made some remark to Charles
Chesly about going homo with her, to
which hereplisd that perhaps he would,
but they (Hr Riley and Mis- Jordan)
left him reading paper in. the next
room. When starting from the door,
Mi@ Jordan gave some expression to
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Greenwood Cemetery,
on THE NATIONAL

- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvement Of
lots II contains 81 acres of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
he easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three.fourths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended to he beautifed by every variety Of
trccs shrubhery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake fountains, &c, to make it equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, ordsr
and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirsus of purchasing lots can exam
DC the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, OF secure them BY calling at the office
OF the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons Wishing to make intermeuts will call
OIL the Secretary tO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Prest.
K. c. BoNHAM, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 80
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
J. =. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G. Muth,, Il. q. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, E. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel sug3l
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Police Court.

poIice Court ~.
A gay and festive crowd thronged the
Police Court room this morning, and
nearly the whole forenoon was taken
up with the business Gin that line"
George Bentley, Oh tA charge OF
James Haley, was arraigned for selling
liquor without license. Dismissed.
On Saturday night last, at Skaters
saloon on Main street, in Centre Wheel
ing, George Murrins made an assault
upon Jack Rogers, and Judge Good
fined him $50 and costs.
Jack Rogers was arraigned for dis
orderly conduct, but was dismissed.
Andrew Leonard was arraigned for
throwing o bottle in Law renee Clark's
face, in Skaters saloon on Saturday,
but owing to palliating circumstances,
was fined only 81 and costs.
Lawrence Clark was arraigned for
assault and battery. He "took up" an
other mans fight in Skaters Saloon
last Saturday, and Judge Good made
him "put down" $40 and costs. lu
Charles Britt was iued 81 and costs
for q slight demonstration upon John
Walt. RI.
Elizabeth Archie, frail young form,
was arrested for prostitution, and when
she was called to appear before the
Judge, she would not; her extreme
modesty led her to let the ""suit 60 by
default" rather than face the sea Of up
turned faces there congregated. Lizzie
was fined $40 and costs.
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board 81 supervisors.

=
Board Of Supervisors.
The Board of Supervisors met in the
Court House yesterday morning at ten
o'clock. 11.-e. ..r Ig~
Present-Messrs. w. P. Wilson, Pres
ident), j. NJ. Alexander, Joseph Sauls-
bury, A. NJ. Jacob, w. C. Handlan, Al
exander Wallace, B. s. Good, DR.. J. NJ.
Cooper.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The election returns of Ohio county
were presented and examined, and
those having the highest number of
votes were declared elected in the sew
eral townships. There being a tie
vote in Union township for one office,
the Board declared Mr.. Gehring elected.
The following bills were ordered to be
paid:
To +. Sturgeon, for election expenses,
in Madison township, sls.25.
Tow. P. Wilson, for election expen-
ses, 1885.
To J. Salisbury, for election expen-
ses, $3.50. ..r.
For election expenses in Richie town.
ship, 1920. ..
To B. S. Good, for election expenses
s1s.55.
To Alexander NJ. Jacob, for election
expenses, $1,000.
To W. w. Miller, for election expen-
ses, $13,25. .... ...
To T. ]. Campbell, Sheriff, $500. 'z
A bill from Joseph Salisbury was re-
ferred to a special committee for report
The bills of John Irwin, Lewis Baker,
j. N. Charnock, s. F. Faris, Alexander
Wallace, J. NJ. Ewing, and j. Lancaster
were also ordered to be paid. a..
A petition was presented from the
citizens OF Richland and Liberty town
ships, to cause road to be opened, be-
ginning on the south branch of Short
Greek, in Richland township, thence by
way of Hamilton BOone's residence to o
point on the north branch of said creek.
Petition granted; GH'l
A petition was presented from the
citizens residing in Ohio county, in the
vicinity of the Fairmont pike, asking
an appropriation of $500 to repair the
pike in that locality. Granted. '-
1t was ordered that the Board of
Overseers of the Poor be authorized to
cancel the indenture binding the child
-Winesburg to Mrs. Mooney. aa
1t was ordered that those persons who
appear indebted to the county relief
fund, settle with the Clerk.
Adjourned until half-past one P. NJ.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Alexander, it was
ordered that the Clerk be authorized to
furnish Alexander McCourtney, Justice
of Madison township, with docket.
A petition was presented for eating a
road through the land of Mr.. McCaus-
land and others, which was referred to
the committee on Roads.
The Delinquent List Of Joseph Sey-
bold, ex-Sheriff, was received aud or
dered fled. ~ ,.r -sFf ..s,....
A bill from J. w. Shultz, for services
as Constable in Richie township, was
referred to q special committee. -
The Board adjourned to meet at the
Court House on June 10th, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. 81 s..l
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,her.fsars Of thsrstaFms end, proceeded "a
her home, only 8 few doors mp the street.
She had been in the hense but 9
hw minutes until shs notced same
disl heoAhs lthreesh the window
from the back yard; and supposing
him to be a>bnglar, she passed into
an adjoining room, reused her brother,
John J. Jordan, who was occupying it
as a bed-chambsr, and told him that
some person was lurking about the
house. Theresidue of the family were
called up, and John, having placed q
cartridge in his pistol, passed quietly en-
to the pavement, ffsm which position
he could see the outlines of an individ-
ual in the back yard; he fred, gave the
alarm of "murderers! thieves r and Inn
mediately retreated to the house. A
crowd of neighbors soon collected, but
no marks of the person shot at could be
found. In very shsrt time Mr.. Chesly
came up on his way for the surgeon, and
stated that his son Charles had been
severely wounded in the right breast,
having just come home alone.
The further circumstances are, that
Charles, who is only little past fif-
teen years of age, overheard Miss Jor-
dams remark concerning her fears, and
expecting to play joke by frightening
her at or on her way home, had gone
out of the back door without the
knowledge Of any one, and passed up to
Jordan's yard. The unfortunate circum-
stances above related were the result.
We fully believe that young Chesly's
only object in being where he was, was
to make and enjoy little merriment,
and we detach from him every other
motive. All medical service possible
has been rendered him, bnt, he is in a
very precarious position. No blame is
attached to Mr.. Jordan for his partici-
patton in the affair. The families are
on very friendly terms, and public opin-
ion exonerates him from improper mo-
tives. 10 ......a
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CommissiOner's Sale. ls
y vurNw M nRCReE Rxl


ID dered BY the Circuit Court of Marion coun-
ty, at the April term thereof, for the year 1851,
In the Chancery cause of jackson Jones, &c,
o. Lesths Fast ct. al; I shall, on the 24th day
Of june, 1857, before the front door Of the Court
House Of said county, between the hours of 10
and O'Clock Of that day, at public suction, to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand Sufficient to
nav the expense Of sale and costs Of suit and
the residue uponsa credit Of three mine and
eighteen months, the purchaser to give bond
With good and sufficient security; and lien to
be retained upon said property 70 secure the de-
ferred payments; proceed 20 seh The tract Of
land in the bill mentioned, together with the
mill thereon. -
The above property consists Of tract Of land
containing about 80 acres, situated on both sides
of White Day Creek the boundary between the
oountses a Marion and Monongafia- About 50
scfra 81 Saidland are CLEARED - portion Of which
Is bottom-and well adapted 70 grazs the resi-
due Is heavily timbered with Oak, Poplar, &C.
The miIls eonGist q ene pr. Burrs, I pr. Corn
Crushers, Smut Machine, and ali the fxtures
necessary 70 manufacture foax, togethor with .
Rsed ss1-nfH, e wktch u IN good running
erder. There e also good dwelling honss md
aIi necesoory outhousea situated near the Mia
This propss4y IL very valuable, and a1s.1s y
ans opportunify 70 any one who may desire 10
ssahfss hmisg Fith pilliae 1rsorru.l44,-
usyssditw&t csamissiousr.g q
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Whiskers and Mustaches !

EORCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
JIG est face in from three to five weeks by using
DIT. SEVIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPPIL-
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in modern
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair In an
almost miraculous manner. 1t has been used by
the elite of Paris and London with the most
fattering success. Names Of all purchasers will
be registered, and If entire satisfaction is not
fully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and post
paid, q. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed sfree. Address BERGER, SHUTS &
CO., Chemists, No. 2s5 River Street, Troy N.
w. Sole agents for the United States. I.
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Gravel Reef. s.sr.-.t
Mr.. George Crumbaeker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give Satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through . process
that frees it from oil and benYsle, and
no matter how great tho heat, it will
not run. It is equally efficient IN roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks aRd sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburg. MT. e.
may be addressed through the Wheel
ing post Office. 1eSim
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Grand Pic Mic.

Grand Pic Mic.
The fine steamer st. James has been
chartered by the First, Fourth, Fifth
and Sixth Ward Schools for an excur-
sion to Cresap's Grove on next Monday,
June 10th. Music will be in attendance.
This will be one OF the largest and best
pic MICS of the season, and the well
known reputation of the officers of the
st. James will assure every Secommo-
dation possible to the excursionists.
Tickets, fifty cents.