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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-10

masonic meetings and easter Sundays
are somehow connected, but just how
is past our findiog out.
Mr.. GEORGE PooRMAN is go far re-
covered that be is on the street again,
though pretty badly SCARED.
Our friend OF the Standard of this
place seems to keep up terrible hue
aud cry about Bellaire being a place OF
considerable importance, and not being
properly appreciated. Just what the
gentleman wants we don't know. That
II is an euterprising, growing little city
nobody denies, and if his object be to
get up controversy he'had better start
on come other track, unless that is his
strong point, and like the man travel
ing, who after keeping quiet or answer
ing ouly in monosylsbles, his compan>
lop becoming exasperated cried, What
in thunder do you know p answered
meekly, "Try me on leather" he has
nothing to fall back on.
A GENTLEMAN Of veracity informed
me to-day that the citizens are fre>
ouentlY treated to a mixture OF frogs,
lizards AMI other monsters, ground into
pulp possessing the consistency OF
starch, through the pipes OF the Bell
aire water works.
The Star glass works have broken
ground for the new addition to their
Slsss house. When finished their pres.
ent capacity will be tripled. They
expect to have il finished about the Let
OF September, and will then have the
largest chimney house in America, and
will probably turn out about 10000
chimueys per day.
TIE Bellaire gas works have now
been running about six months aud
have made since their commencement
2066 900 feet OF gas. but from this
amount considerable has been lost by
condensation and blowing out the
pipes. Their producing capacity is
now about $4,000 feet per day. Their
purifying capacity is double that OF
Wheeling, and their average sales have
been about $500 feet per day.
The Liberty Hose Company has
been out to try the force OF the water
since the new pump was put in, and
report the supply as equal TO the de-
mand.
A MAN by the name of Sharp became
insolvent, and concluded 10 flee to parts
unknoao. He took his household
goods on a wheelbarrow and started Tor
the river, where he chartered skif,
and that was the last seen OF him.
Where he has gone and how he fares,
Nobody knows and nobody cares.
LOUISE LOCKWOOD.
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HAVE you decided where to 90 this
summer.
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FoE two yards vide Iron Grensdine,
at 35 cents, go to J. W. FERRELs.
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SUBURBAN notes.
JUNE 9, 1874.
MARTINS FERRY.

TnE two men who disturbed our
peace yesterday. were considered sufi-
GENTLY sober for hearing this morn
ing, and were fined three dollars each
and costa. They were named John
Spencer and Allen Jsrois, and came
from Tiltonville.
Mr.. E. j. HoYLE, OF the firm o.
Hoyle Il Brother, is travelling in the
southern part of the state in the inter-
ests Of the company. and Is expected
home in q few days, when several
large shipments OF machines will be
made.
TIE Ohio City Iron and Nail Mill
has more nail machines running to-day,
add is giving great satisfaction both in
regard TO quantity aud quality OF work
20 far.
TIE Board OF Health will hold q
meeting Tomorrow evening, and re-
ports will be made az to delinquents in
the matter OF cleaning mp.
IT is vastly entertaining to see some
OF our most dignifed citizens 90 out in
the garden some OF these mornlIgs,
bend down TIL their noses almost touch
the ground, looking long and earnestly,
and then come in remarkiog that he'll
"be hanged if there are not ten thou
sand of them pesky critters on that
there potato patch"
SEVERAL OF the iron works in town
expect to close for short time about
the 4,h OF July, on account OF the hot
weather.
The prayer meetings Of the several
churches, will be held tomorrow even.
ing, on account OF the reading contest
OF the public school, which will be
given on Thursday evening.
QUITE a popular style OF chimney
among a certain class OF houses, Is
merely to stick the etovepipe through q
hole in the roof or side OF the building
When the roofs of houses are as dry as
at present, the utmost caution should
be used to prevent fires, and the town
authorities should see that all chlmneys
are safe, as small spark sometimes
leads to a great couhagralion, and II
fire should break out nov there would
be almost no way OF stopping it.
WHEN we see young man we know
is in the habit OF drinking intoxicating
liquore, with one eye black, piece OF
skin knocked off his nose, q strip OF
sticking plaster on the side OF his face,
and one OF his front teeth gone, we put
two and two together and fad it in-
variably makes tour.
The Ohio river will he as low if it
don't soon rain, as the Schuyiklil WAS
lew years ago when the fishes walked
up the middle of the bed with un cup
in their mouths crying for drink.
TIE Medical Association will meet
tomorrow evening.
The public schools in Martins Ferry
close two weeks sooner than those In
Bellsire and most other places.
We saw a prominent gentleman out
to-day tying up his rose bushes and
other shrubs so that when the rain comes
they will not be broken. He says ne
has noticed in many seasons like this
that when the rain did come it Was III
varisbly followed by hard winds and
terrific thunder and lightning.
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A. P. A.-The Grand Lodge Of the

A. P. A.-The Grand Lodge Of the
American Protestant Association met
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock pursu-
ant to adjournment. Appeals present.
ed from subordinate lodges were re-
ferred to special committee for con-
sideration.
The election OF officers to serve for
the ensuing year resulted as follows:
r. W. G. NJ. James Muudell, OF
Pbiladelphia.
R.. ". 6. NJ, J. W. Wellport Of
Missouri.
Secretary. John Fiiz, (re-elected) Of
Philadelphia.
Asst. Secretary, John Scope, Of Ken
lucky.
Treasurer, J. B. Nolte. OF Ohio.
Conductor, John Hoffman, OF 1udi-
Asst Conductor, John Hobbs, Of
Cleveland.
Chaplain. Robert sharkey, Of New
York.
Tyler, James Correll, OF Wheeling.
The officers elect were duly installed.
The Committee on Appeals made its
report, and it appearing that some Of
the appeals submitted were defective,
the report was referred back, and the
committee was authorized to send for
persons and papers.
A special committee was appointed
10 revise the degrees of the order.
Several amend ments to the cosstitu,
ton were offered but no action taken
upon them as yet.
The Grand Lodge adjourned to meet
this morning at 9.oclcck.
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The thermometer cavoorts around in
the nineties now.
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wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimore Division.

EAsr-LEAvHa wEsT-LzAvES
sWheel!ng washington, Pa,
daily at..-.7.l5 A. N. daily at......6:25 4. r..
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily at.----4 400 p. n. daily at......E4O p. n.
Sundays excepted Sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be Pre-
cured at the Office at the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
Il. T. DEyRIEs, General Agent. Who'll
Ing. mayl6
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it, remar able cures 20 mild ~ " De sals
and beneficial 10 children, and yer
searching N TO effectuzlly purge oul w.
great corruptjons OF the blood, such ssIn'
scrofulous and syphilitic coniamlnaioin,.
impurities, or diseases that hsye IurEeo ~
the sysfeIn for years, soon yieid 10 Ins
powerful antjdote and disappear bsn
Its wonderful cures, many OF wn'cb ~
publicly known, OF Scrofuls, and sli .cfOIe'
COS diseases. Ulcers, kruptions snd cruz
i've disorders Of the skin, Tumors, Bloieh'-'
BoiIs, PimpIea, Pustules, SOres, 81 Ammo
ny's fire, Rose or frynpelas, letter. ssL'
Rheum, scald head Kiogworm. and ihtsIh,
q Ulceraiions OF the Uterus. S;omaeh. ao1
Liver. IL also cures other com plaipts. -
which II would not seem especially sdap,'
ed, such ~ Dropsy, Dyspepsia Fiis, heuiA'
gia, Heart Dfsease, FemaIe Weskhr
Debility, and L<ucoThoes, when ibsy @'
manifestations of the sczoiulous poisons
IL IN an exceilsnt restorer OF hsalth a.,
strength IN the Spring. By renewing W.,
appetite and vigor OF the dig. stivs otsh.
IL diszipates the depression spd i1ues 80 -.
Ruor OF the season. Even where
er appear, people feel bette emo 80.
Longer. for cleandng the bio % Ire JsI
moves on With renewed vitor an De-
PREPARED BY
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BELLAlRE.


PERSONS are apt to forget if they VIC.
late either Gods laws or mans laws
that it is the violation thereof that
constitutes crime, and not being found
out or punished therefor. Every man
should endeavor 10 keep his conscience
clean, and to be to himself what he
wishes others 10 ;hink him, yet how
many will willingly plunge into all
kinda OF vice, il ouly they can make a
fair show to the world We are tired
Of this eternal shame; this seeming,
not being; aud we have more respect
for one who does thing and owns it
than for the double coward who is too
weak 10 do right and fears to say he
does wrong. Another man has been
drunk has been before the Mayor and
paid one dollar and costs. He has re.
spectacle friends, and for their sake he
does not want his name knowo. That
mans name ought to be placed on
every street corner, aud the circum-
stances written in large letters under it.
Why, if he is ashamed to have the cir
cumstapces known, did be ever permit
it to happen? His frieuds are not him
self, and the wrong done ia more TO him
than them, for
He that wrongs his friend
Wrongs himself more, and ever bears
about
Himself the judge and jury, and himself
The prisoner at the bar, ever condemned /;
And that drags down his life. "
THE scholars and teachers of the
Catholic Sabbath School have pic,
mic on the hill back OF town to-day.
TIE Dramatic Club met at their
rooms last night, and Professor Weber 9
music class met at Mr.. Shane's for re-
hearsal.
TIE Knights Of PythIas certainly
deserve great credit for their recent
festival. They are not large lodge,
but seem to have happy faculty OF
making their entertainments asucess,
as they cleared three hundred dollars
Saturday night.
The Sabbath School Institute will
continue through tomorrow. To-mor
row night:there will be a children's
mass meeting, and WIN. Alexander, OF
Bridgeport. and others, will deliver
short addresses.
Mr.. RoEMER's new building is almost
completed, and is going TO present
very handsome appearance. The front
lie almost entirely OF plate glsss, the
only iron being the iron gas pipes
which separate the large psues. Mr..
Roemer has been an unusually sue
cessful business man, aud has lately
made quite an addition to the appear
auce OF the town by this new building.
The young men OF Bellsire certainly
have more than ordinary energy. to
Judge by the reports we hear Of their
base bal proclivities this warm wealth
er. Every evening, it is said, they are
out. 1t must be vastly entertaining
aud we suppose it is, but We would like
TO know why they don't wait till next
winter, and play in the house where
they would be more comfortable.
TIE Baron Manufacturing Company
have commenced manufacturing their
retinniDg and jspsuned ware. They
have shown us some beautiful ssmples
and report large orders coming in from
all over the country.
THERE will be q temperance macs
meeting 1T the Methodist Church
Thursday night, when Colonel Poor
man will address the people.
The Masonic Chapter meets Thurs
day night, and We suppose there is g
full moon some place not far of, az we
have always known that full moons,
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W0Ck Candy Drips.

- RARRELS WHITE ROCK CANDY
y Drips, in store and for sale by
r. ]. SMYTH,
mrl7 Corner Market and 18th streets
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AYERS
S ar apariIIa.

widely known
asone Of the mot
enectuai RENE
dies ever disopV'
ed for cleansing
tine system q, q
rIfyin g lhs
blood. II b 80
stood the ties
OF years, with q
constantly grow
ing reputation
based on VI H.
trinSic virtn1'
and sustained ~
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AYERS
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dress ng
which Is atonce
agreeable heal
thy, and effec
tual .or pre-
servin the
ha ir. II sou
TeEtOres fnded or
gray hair 20 10
original color,
c1hhe0Loadnd
(Tesh hess ~
youth. Thin
hair is thickeD-
ed, fallen hair
checked, q n d
badness OMEN
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ST. Louis Express.

RAsT-LHAVKS. Wks1-LkANkss
Wheeling wheeling
daily at. 10 A. N. daily at-.....S " p. II
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark ......,3l6 .. NJ
City.''......6:5O p. M.IColumb bus. -...I:SO A. N.
Baltimore. .S@O p. N. Sandusky. ...-6:25 A. n.
Philadelphia 2:S5 A. NJ Cincinnati. 1895 A. N.
New York 6O) A Nj Chicagu....-.9:C0 p. n.
sSnnnh w excented.
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Western Express.

EASr-LEAyES wKST-IEAvn.
Wheeling 'Wheelng
daily at ASS p. Il. daily at-.7:4l A..
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark......-EiU p. NJ
City....7:lO A. N Columbus....245 p. n .
Baltimore. 40 A. NJ aandusky .... 6-S5 p. N.
PhllRdelphia..E25 PM ICincinIau.-lo;iOP p. N.
New York ....5.l0 NJ Chicago.....-S4UA A. n.
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The Changers are praying for rain.
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Cleveland Is Pittsburgh B. 3.

r.. Hg.z7zzr'EEEszsZI ON AND AFTER DEC.
- ..S:.s'"..si2.. IA, 1873, Trains, will run
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KEEP COOL !

Linen Suits for Men and Boys
reduced in price 1T
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HAND SAPOLIO

asan article for the bath, "rcschGs
the foundation" OF all dirt, OPENS
the pores and gives a healthy &C.
ton To eskin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12

The Rev. DR.. Browne, A. NJ, NJ d., L. l.. H.,
Jewish Rabbi OF Peoria, H., will deliver lecture
at the Plymouth Church in this city on Thurs
day evening of next week. on the "Ethics oil the
Talmud;" or "Thc Beauties of the Ancient
Hebrew Literature" Tho proceeds, above ex-
penses, are to be given to the Cleveland orphan
Asylum, an institution under Jewish auspices,
supported solely by voluntary contributions.
Tie admission to the lecture will be % cents.
DR.. Browne, although yet quite young, is re-
garded as one of the most eloquent lecturers of
the day being engaged with Daniel Dougherty,
Prof Swing, Robert Collier, &C., for the Star
Courses at Evanston and Peoria, and fully main
tanning his rank with men of that class. 1t would
be shame to insult him with thin audience at
Ottawa, at the moderate charge asked for ad-
mia
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SPACE. iw.aw., NJ, an. sM. sM. lY.
Twelve lines Of Agate make one square.


Advertisements not under contrsc. must b, plainly
the length Of time desired they will be contn.
ued and charged for until ordered out.
Business and cards mot exceeding fveli ,eS
Inserted at Ave dollars per aEnu Ave lines dol
srper line extra
Transient advertising in all cases to be paid strictly in
sdvance.
~ Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise.
mens before the expiration will be charg
cd full rates above Extra charge will also be made
or dissolution and other not connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per line.
~ in no case will these terms be departed from.
~ The date the slip which the subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful notice that the date the slip corresponds to
the date to which they have PAID ana at once notify the
pnblls OF any discrepancy
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Mrs O'Meara, thankful for the very liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon her by the ladies OF OF
tawa and vicinity, desires to state that she will
hereafter offer as an inducement to purchasers
of goods for the holidays her stock at cost. Con-
sidering the very fashionable character of her
stock, this is an inducement which should direct
every person in want of bonnet, hat or trim
mings to her millinery parlors in the Opera
House block
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Received this Week.

Two cases Of Good
style dark fast colored
prints, at 75c.
l case Of dark ging-
hams at 12ac. New
stock Of bleached and
brown sheetings of ev-
cry grade at bottom pri-
ceS.
New stock of Water
Proofs, very cheap.
Large stock Of Furs at
very low prices.
so dozen Kid gloves
at IS cts. per pair.
A large stock Of white
and opera shades of kid
gloves very cheap.
ID. KEENAN, & co.
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PARK HOUSE.

The undersigned would announce
that they have leased, re-Opened
Refurnished and Renovated this
Hotel, and are now prepared to
receive guests either by the day
or week. We shall endeavOr to
make his Hotel FIRST.CLASS
in all its Appointments.
RATES.--BOard & Room $500
per Day; Board by the week $500
and $500.
MRS. N. &. PRATT l. son.
ProprietOrs
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Have You Seen Them

We mean the holiday goods which Ed. Thomp-
son is offering to the public? fnot, you should
call at once. He has a fine stock of crockery.
China ware, lamps, wire goods, castors, silver
glass ware, g., &c. which he sells to suit the
present stringent times Many OF these goods
will make very attractive presents for the holi-
days, and he wants you to give him call, salts
fed he can please you with his goods and prices,
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Millinery Headquarters

Mrs, L. Harper has a very large stock of all
kinds Of millinery goods; also splendid assort-
ment Of trimmed hats and bonnets, all of the
latest styles which she will sell at cost for the
next sixty days to make room for new spring
goods. Trimmed hats 81 each. Ostrich feathers
cleaned and eolored as good as new in any color
you wish. No 1877 Main street.
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More New Goods.

received
so dozen kid gloves at rs cents per pair
A large stock of white and opera shades Of kiG
gloves, very cheap.
They offer special bar gains in ladies' beaver
trimmed cloaks.
Also in wooden goods Of all kinds.
Ladies' and misses furs, large assortment
Suitable for Christmas presents to wives and
daughters.
A full line of dress goods at bottom prices.
full stock Of groceries and fruits, pigs
feet, &c.
Turkeys and chickens for Christmas.
Call and leave your orders.
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Thorough Bred Short Horn Bull.

Nelson Tryon has, and will keep for se1riee i
frstclass bull at his blacksmith shop IT. McDer-
motifs old stand) north Of the canal. You can
find both man and bull at any time. Charges
very reasonable NELSON TRYoS.
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state Fair,

There will be a mass meeting at the Court
House, ON Friday the 18th inst OF . r. NJ. to take
into consideration the proprety Of obtaining the
location OF the State Fair at Ottawa for the next
two years. Good speakers will be in attendance,
and q fun house is desired.
ASA HOFFMAN, Scc'y
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OPERA House MILLINERY STORE,

The popular and only rstcas establishment of the kind
where found the best and attractive Mill
merry Goods for fall and winter styles.
making
trouble finding
Of the real French hair such Switches Baids Pufs and Cur
and the
andPa
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Holiday Slippers at Child & Phipps'.
Evening School.

Don't forget the evening commercial telegraph
school is now in full blast. Improve these Ions
evenings and join the class Monday evening
Session from to Q, p. NJ, Cheevcr's Block.
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For SALE.-A tirst-class livery stable, well
stocked with horses and carriages and doing as
good business as any stable ia Ottawa. For
further particulars, terms, &c, apply to Mrs. j.
ID. Rhodes, Ottawa, H.
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HE New A CoLLAR.-It is made of all cloth
and is three-ply, can be washed and worn again
if desired. THEY are similar to linen collar and
do not cost any more than paper collar. Sold
by A. Frank & Co., the Peoples Clothiers, west
of Court House
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II you want nice ladies' French kid button, g
to Child Il PhippS, who have the largest and bes
stock Of boots and shoes in the city.
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WEATHER srRlP-Nr-James Earl has paten;
weather strip, which is the neatest and most
perfect invention out, for protecting crevices un-
der and at the sides OF doors and windows. II is
very cheap. His headquarters arc at the Ottawa
House.
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Mantle ornaments, such as vases and bronze
ware, just the thing for Christmas present, at
Ed Ihompson's.
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For the best make of boots, shoes, ard CATERS
be sure and call at J. Megatfin's.
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Ottawa Telegraph Institute is the best sc hoe
in the west. Spend the winter there.
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SOMETHING NEw.-We have just opened a
large assortment of the celebrated English
walking jackets"
Another invoice Of those California blankets
at gold coss, just received ID. HEESAN & Co.
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SOMETHING NEw.-We have just opened {
large assortment Of the celebrated English
walking jackets" ID. HEESAS & Co.
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.ropprNG DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities dong all kinds Of job Work in the Va
ous styles of the surpassed in this section
and we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done In
sive CALL By the judicous and liberal use
of prat ink many mans fortuneh been made and
the 6eld is still open. Trylt.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
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Mantle ornaments, such as vases and bronze
ware, just the thing for Christmas present al
Ed. Thompson's.
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Remember that Child & Phipps have a SPLEEN
did stock of Gents Slippers just the thing for
Christmas present
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GI.A.sBLOwERs' BALL.-The boys who blow and
cut glass in this city, will have ball at Turner
Hall, in this city, on Christmas eve, Dec. oath,
not the 10TH as the Republican enormously had it.
Tickets ST. Supper extra. Get your girl
md 20.
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In addition 20 the evening class at the Tele
graph Institute day class is receiving instruc
tons. Apply early.