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AEdusEMENTE.
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DUBUFE'S
E ..PEl0DI(1.A]I, SON
The Groatest Picture Evor Brought to tho
United States.
Dubulc's IS JerOtlignl Son" OIL View
---1IxpositiOn Building.
The plouH..rc nr Visiting 1t will Nc IL Delightful
fnuvenir for n Iiir.Timc.

From the Chicago Tribunc
Never has there boon d grandor, moro
beautiful, or moro expressive historical
work brought to this country than the
Prodigal Son. by Edouard Dubrfoj mover
las there been q moro powerful sermon
preached than tho eloquent story told in
color by this artist, novor has there boon
suoh un opportunity before for tho artist to
study and for tho oonnoissour to admire
This is high praise, but no more than tho
great work warrants. It is ono Of those
masterpieces which has q mission higher
than nero financial considerations. Its ar-
tistio influence is oloyatiug and ennobling,
It establishes a higher standard for art
wherever 1t is exhibited. It dwarfs Ill SELL
sationnl and norotrioioua and bad NIT, and
thus paves the way for higher and batter
things. Tho opportunity to seo such q
grand work Us this should not be nafored to
pens unimproved. It may never OCCUR
again, .s such groat pioturos hardly como
to this country mora than oDco in life
tilno. It is impossible chat any one can
visit II without being deeply impressed by
it. There is no nocd to nrgo tho artist or
tho cultivated lover Of art to aoo it. They
will 60 there over md o7or again. But tho
whole people should SEQ it. It is picture
which appeals 1t once to all, and the appeal
Lies not only in tho interest Of q high md
noble culture, but also in tho interest Of q
high and noble morality"
! 1'rous tho Chicdgo Times.
"No amount Of description
can convey to the reader an nd-
equate idea Of the merits Of this
majestic work. Not only should
it be seen at once, but those
who love the beautiful should
visit It many times during it's
brief stay, and the oftenea. il i:5
visited the more fascinating
will become It's varied and i'll
exlaustible charms"
| Dag Exhibition, 10 to 5. Evening, 7 to 10
Tlcscs. 10 cunts; scaren Tckots Stu; Chlrun. g
| caus. -- ---.
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A writer Iii tho Medical Record cites u hunt
her OF casos III which borax Inns proved o MoAe
oTeetlye romouY In certain forms Of colds. lio
atatoH that In B,ltlou hoaraoneas Or loaa ot yoGf
in public speakors OF singers, from colds, 1oilo-
for all hour orso, ~ by magic, may DO ofton OBJ
tancd by. slowly diasoying, nutl partiul!y swa!-
or about three Or four graIlH, l,oll hi tho mouth
for ton ninllteH heforo spanking or singing.
Thts produces " prorugo sourotion of saiyN. or
"watoring"" Of tho mouth nnl throat.-probably
restoring tho voice or tono to the dried vocal
uiug u0tos to u !luto, when It IL too dry.
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could ron,oyo tho nlnrlalna, WI tlo no long tn to
,lloro and bntor work onr experience slowa ,ta
lilora and botcr Ways, That we would fnin napiro
longing. Wo fcni It 10 lo most grosous Tint tho
penalty for Sin committed by men atMl women ako
1Alls cri!shingly women alOilc, We lcRlr
o,ls that tho relation Of men anu women 10 each other
rall 1sowhcre bo tint Of dovuinR wolves 10 helpless
lama. Wo do suffer mud aelio in hcnra 10 SEQ
awlft cars over her now5orl habe, coking hcr aola
10 Rny rfully: al Ind ITO nloiller." {ioud people,
e!r woca elall longer threaten our bcartl..oocs.
Help ,,s to combat theso fearful evils with Hnnt
strength nn.l mighty collrnge. praying That lu sin
morrow 1nay 10 tho sun Of righeouscsH with
lcning In la wings.
TnEABuREn's REPORT.
The financial condition Of tho l:efngo iH gtvou
in tho following summary or tho Troasuror'B
report
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LAKE.

Tile Doprd OF Trustees Of the Town OF Lake
held meeting yesterday evening ut tho house
OF Guperyiaor Ooluan, OIL Forty-soventh
sLreot. Present, Colnlnn. Drake, and Oolviu.
alr. Colyin was elected Chairman in the ab-
aonce Of Dir. Burclsy.
THE wATEls-wonEs.
The object Of tho meeting was to take action
upon tho proposed connection OF wator-pipos
with tho Hyde Park Wator-Works.
Tho following preamble aud ordinance was
presented by Nj. Colman:
WHEREAS, An abundant supply Of pure water 10
largo numbers Of tho people Of ths town las become
nut merely matter of comfort, b"t ono OF health mil
WltErEAs, There is vast a,nount Of valuable prop
ery i'll to town wholly n,nrogcttd from ire, nahiu
oF ita uwers hut alkn tn the town Gll
WilnHfAH, WNrkA audi n.uinA sufficient for us until
hsys 3 o9 S xn sn ,2 n9 % " or by
s'.as'i yess cunt "a oans Of s ro3n q Isc 4o Da
property IN front Of which aervicempes aro laid
1esalse, Tiat this Doara do pass tue following
llna1re: ......
WHEREAS. This l'oarl has This day lmuscd an Or
dInauce for Uniting Will tho Fl!!aHe Of Hyde Park lii
tim Hupcrykor md tho Tawn Clerk to HI,l cont,nct
for Rlicll works, an niBo coutraet with G. i. 1le-
luxembourg for Atteen miles Of scrvlcc-lla there
ltsoirea Tint this Doara enter upon It's rccor.!s tho
following ,tatea'ent, 'nt our sleeeSsor" nl4y iuly
suycral uuatiois Of Interest tn I'LL rta u thu town.
trSt--his Hoard sntcEh pan sish water work is'!-
@ .S WI tut onesp M at y s s
rnn tho bonds, md reru tho l,olla themselves ut
maturity thus reliaying tue town fro paa lug tl.o
!sreo,a-ihis Boara fully appreciates tho circuns-
sancs. Of tue y wh"s l, town III rfsEess y to hrsc @ @Mnr
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FEEGNNhTI
. -, ...... ...
a philadelphia dispatch to LIE TRIBUNE ffoha
Cle1nont G. Bitldle, dated yesterday, conveys the
information t1,at John B. Dralso one Of our most
nrou,iuont citizens, has boon elected d 1nombcr
- ~ ~" 1Ast..A:", 49,, .. ~ 1,;s.s~
Of tho Centennial Board OF Finance.
ou1oAaoAss ABROAD.
Tho following list shows where tho various
cnicoooona NM, in 7,nrona wore rep;atcrc1 on
tho 17th ult': forts-Mr. anu alrs' =. oras,iora'
Miss bertha Bowen, L. G. Fisher, Mrs. Fisher
and Miss Fisher. Mrs. John Il. Francis, DR.. Geo.
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.

Tho store Of r. Parker; No. 81 East Washing
ton ntroot. WIS entered by prying OF a window
shutter, yesterday morning, aud robbed Of 1000
cignrs, worth $50.
Tho only case which occupied tho attention Of
Tho Criminal Court yesterday wnH that OF tho
candy-lottcry swil1dlors, full report Of which Ia
givon olsewloro.
III tho caac OF William II. Powell, now pend
ing boforo U1itcd Statcs Commissioner 1dng,
defendant appeared, and ut tho requeit Of HIM
Holf and his counsel tho 1nattcr wont ovor for Il
further herring until Mol,dny. One OF tho Wit
nosscp for tho Government was hold in tho Bum
Of $500 FOR Ills appearance ut tint tmo to testify
In tho caHe.
Tho1nns Conroy wcs yesterday brought before
Instice Kaufman, oil c charge Of Stealing papora
from lotter-box, and WIS sent before Com
missioner Hoyno, s4llo sett him to jail in TO-
fa,1lt Of 81 D0O bail. Tllo1nau Snliih Waa alHo ar
ruig,cd boforo tho Commissioner for selling
liquor md tobaeco without license, mid oom-
mittnd to jEi itl tlefa1tlt Of a500.
| 4 DEFAuLTrNu EXPRESS CLERK. .--
| Tho American Express Company ID 50, 600
! short. Ono Of thor ulerkS appropriated 1t, md
| thus far has succeeded III Keeping out Of vow::
Ills naulo IL Charles D.: poui,lbford, uo llasl
been i'll tic employ Of the Company for ae9le
position Of money clerk i'll The transfer depart
mont. all tho valuable PACKAGES which woro to
bo aent oyer tho routes OF tho American ESpresn
Company passed through his hands. antl. aa ha
accounts wero always correct, tho supcrintens',;
within Bhort tino Lis labitB wero good, but
lutcly DO has frcquentel gambling saloons and
| nlaIn tho acquaintance Of o depravcd fcmae.
Those ruined him Monday o was ';9a ut h14 ~ pok3 ~
not SO to tho Office Tuesday, bn1
sent u messengor with word tint he
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DR.. Fonn thou gayo tho report Of tho physician
Of tho Refuge, which was full Of interest, and
showed that the gonoral honlth OF the inmates
hnd boou exceedingly good for the yoar past. For
several years Dr, Fonn has given Ills services
gratusouBly, tho paat year milking loo profess
sioMal viaitB to tho Refllge.
Hard fac.s and bus,leAs being now laid aside,
tho company devoted themselves to sontimont.
Addresses were n,ado by tho Ilov. Mr.. Chan,ber-
lain alld by MeBsrs Herbert, King, md otlors.
Some Of tho young women connected with tho
Refuge Bang, two or threo Of them having really
tino voices, mud showing considerable knowledge
OF music. About half-uftor 8 tue meeting broke
up. all expressing themselves highly pleased
with tho results.
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POLICE AND JUSTICE COURTS.

Yesterday morning Luke Brown g!nd 4oarly
Dasey wero before Justice ScHlly Charged
with hroalsing into the store Of Joseph Walker,
No. $40 South Clark street, a1a stealing about
$500 worth Of wines, liquors, anl cigars. They
pleaded guilty to burglary, and were hold in
bonds Of 81 900 oaoh to tho Criminal Court.
Tho business ut both Police Courts was in
clinod to bo dull yesterday morning. AT the
Ar1nory tho docket contninea only twenty-five
catssB, of which! fourteen wore discharged john
Canney, ',vagrant, who adlcl tho patty larcony
OF IL eoat to ti!e crime Of having nothing to TO,
WIS held by Justice uDydcn in bonds nf 800 to
roapponr III anBwor to t.o chnrgo Ill tho 10Th OF
this month, At Justice sculiy's thu docket eon-
tainetl only Boyonteon eaAos, mono of which pre-
Hontcl any points Of intoroEt.
Justice Ka,tinann gaye tho mock-allc!lon mon
IL turn yesterday morning. Three Of t!!ose
worlllies, na,nod respectively Mike conIar, Mar-
TN Gallagher, nud 0harloH Lewis, ~lln have DOM
tho running for I.arlsins' Rtoro, woro tried by
thnt Justice yesterday, aud two Of them, 0onlai.
allt IewiH, were found guilty, antl tho former
got fined $50 and sentenced to 80 days ln tho
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IS IT A CHICAGO CUSTOM P

Tho local room Of The Tn1DuSE was invaded
yesterday lnoruing by man from Now York,
who gayo the namo Of Mosos 1saacs. Tho i'll
trudor woro plush cup, gray coat, baggy
trowaors, aud heavy boots, ono OF which wns
"Bhincd up" md tho other decorated by gcu-
crouu supply Of mud. Tho lop branches Of this
goutleman's hair wora Of fiery hue as If the
glorious beams Of That sun which JoAllllm coln-
nanded to stand Btill aud flight tho Israo1itos
to victory " lind rostoil on tho unhemctea hair
Of some warrior progcntor Of tho Clan Isaao.
Tho nasal organ Of tho son Of Abraham coll
foE6cd its ancient origin, md his Engliah was
sufficiently incorrect to distinguish him as q
Isuacs approached tho city editor and COM
nlonced exercises with this startling announce
ment:
IT hnyo zllust como mp hero for nfermatiols.
I zhust wants to know it Ms it il tho customs i'll
Chicago fling goutcmana ont by tho collar
Doots!"
MIR. Ieaacs paused for want Of breath, and tho
city editor referred tho intcrrogator to q re-
porter.
sou who records tho arrival Of groat peoplo ut
Tho reporter asl.ol how the casunlty occurred.
Mr.. IHuaes-I arrived in Chicago THIS morning.
M M eSaf rs na 9o gaa na so VII VIII na sS y5aS aods m
fnda a boot-black in tho Pacific Hotol, mud zhat
comes q blg gcntlcu,9as, ond catohea mo by tho
you stop hore:" Hays ho. "No, ! don't" says
!, II only comos to black my boots" With tlat
lie gnyo MO jerk. Says !, If its again tho
rules Of yonr.louso. Ill 20 OUT" tout Of bore
with you, nns! bo ha,,god, says llo. and he'd hour
no explanation hut i1,ng mo into tho street, with
| only one Ut my boots Dhnod up.
tho reporter ubseryol thnt tho a1Ear waa very
| uad.
Mr.. Isnacs--Is TINT Il Chicaso customs? ? Is
| that the way they treat styangers7 T Gun give
aB good referoncoH III anybody. pnl not q snoak-
thiat. 1 wnl,t to know ii caa B1lo tlo1a
The reporter, it, cold-bloolcd way, told Mr..
Isaacs tllat in Chicago. it was tho custom i'll our
larger hotofs to pitch gentlomon Into tho Htrcol
whose ,lnmcH were not duly registered as guostR
| Mr. Isaaca throw UP his liandB. and, wlh!o oxe'
cutting his exit, aaio mlf tLose DO oh'cago't
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Leaving now III tho Trcnaury. 1378
At tic conclusion Of tho roadlng Of tho TREAS.
Tho Trustees, nnde thoir report and took occasion
to speak Of tho Importance Of tho work, md
praise the various officers for tho great cilioioucy
t1loy had shown and tho intorest thoy lad taken
II, {tn 1rrr}r
, 1874-02-06

a NLGEIT OF PURE EUN1
This Evening, EeneAt Of tlR. JOHN D[LLoN--Thrso
GLORIOUS Plays,
TIC al..ylng comedy. WHO KILLED COCK RoR1Ny
Dillon as Jack 1taEect.
Tho lauglabo play, TOO MuGH FOB GOOD Ma
TultEs. John Ds1loI a. !snn!co Jatler Jenkins.
To conclude with tho screaming farce, THE HORSE
CARS. ulllun ns Pat Eooney.
Saturday, IfutuaD aul Eyonlng fra,,1 Doub1o Bill.
Monday. Bol,. g-AIISS LuCItIis WESTERN.
, 1874-02-06

Day Exhibition, 10 to 5. Evening, 7 to 10.
Tcltcts 10 cu,ta; Scakan Tickets. ;Stce Chdrpu. a'
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For COnErssS--FirSt District,
GENERAL NATHAN eoRP,
OF Harrison

THE outbreaks and outrages in The
Southern States during the past few
weeks have convinced the Louisville
C0urieT-Jogrna! that all hopes ofsecuriDl
3 Democratic majority in the next Con
gress have been ruined. It says that, nc
matter what caused the troubles, the Ell
feet will be TO strengthen the party IL
power, and the result will be "renewet
legislation, additional Radical enactment
perhaps, ultimately, martial law. 1t con-
tinues: "The fools are not all dead yet
This thiId-term discussion hiss led many
Of them TO fancy that Grant Is about 10
tumble into the arms Of the South. lie
Il the more likely 10 be an ultra martial
law candidate Tor reelection, backed BY
fGncied military necessities, supported BY
the machine work Of power, and carried
upon the passions OF RAdicslism. There
was q show for the defeat OF the civil
rights bill or lis veto. That Is gone, like
the control OF the next House, and the
prospect iS black with the ruin Of Con-
SeryGtive hopes. 1t Is well to be plain.
As surely as the South begins 70 get on
its ieet do its mAdmen proceed 10 kick
the ist 10 the fire. The Radicals only
want prele1u. The South supplies them.
A war, or the appearance OF Q war, oil
races seems inevitable; and that 70 itself
. third term under proscripiive auspices.
That 10 the road TO the overthrow Of re-
publican government, but chiefly OF the
expense Of the South.
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spirits that visited man eighteen hundred
years ago in the time Of Christ, still visit
Us, IS earth empIies itself into eternity,
returning here 70 listen 10 their own con-
demnAton and receive lessons Of truth
more faithfully, since the material condi.
tons that stood in the way Of their sd
VAneement no longer exist.
80 much has SplrituAlism taken away
from the Cso-called) 'msjesty' Of death thu,
gloom and unavoidable terror have quiet
ly departed with Il. When spiriluAliIm
reaches the more cultivated Glasses OF 90
ciety (which 1t e fast doing, ! can imsg-
ing that communications from the highest
order Of minds-from Shakespeare OF
Fenelon-mAy teach rs that We are bul
graphing with the laws Of life. lgnoE-
ance Is our worst enemy. Tradition rules
and prejudice oveTcomes ". The print
ed word becomes q stronghold which
dogma uses Tor it defence, and the most
logical and only belief worthy Of reflective
minds IL associated by the multitude with
superstition and Sorcery.
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Educational,

Mrs; G. z sMYTH's SCHOOL Pop
1h GIRLs-Lindsley institute BeiisI,.t IN
o. Eoe and 18th streets, will reopen EsS,,,.1 ~
.h, us. i9u course Of Instruction Ia i,
gilsh and nAthem1ticI. Gases IN NJ
LAhEuAgts taught By Dr.. Mare, ClS.s'Ie
Dr1WinK and PlintinE By MrL Hiiklt ~ i
lor further information eAll Al he go.
o. hn.smyth, corner OF Byron and i1lk sust,.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.


By TiItue OF Deed OF Trust made BY Robert
D. Woods 10 ne - Trustee, bearing date the S0th
day Of January, lst6, and recorded In the Clerks
'bdiIe Of The County Court Of Ohio county, IN
Deed Book No. 80, page q, Ghall on
SATURDAY, the IitA day Of October, 1874,
At the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, at 10 O'Clock A. n, Offer foe sale At pub
NC Auelion the following described real estate,
lying about 3X miles north Of the ely Of Wheel.
Ing on the east side OF the ohio river being part
Of the A. ], Woods, decd, home IArm, having
mont on the east side Of the comfy road and
bounding thereon IS poles, and extending back
eastward Aboat 100 poles, containing Il x Aeres
Of land covering and intending fOK EcIes or eoA
Also, . strip Of land 10 feet Vide and about 50
poles long, running from the souih western corn.
e Of aid tact % the river, being The north hall
OF private road.
FEhES % s1LI-ono-tAIrd cash and the bal.
Anee In 1tx and twelve months, secured BY Deed
Of Trust 8. BRADY, Trustee,
J. G. HKRvEY, Auetioueer.
At the came time viii be offered for sale ii0E
1efes Of coal lying Immediately back Of the
aus BoBERT B. WOODS.
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w KEELING CoNsERyATO-
w RY OF MUSIC, in connection with The

WHEELING FGKALK COLLEGE
Ffoi: dERNANH RHELNG, Director OF lnstru.
Vocal MuGie N>'>' ~
In order TO meet the constantly increasing de.
mAnd In wheeling and It's vicinity for . HIGHRR
1HDATD OF instruction in the science and All
o. Music, the Managers Of the wheeling Female
College have orgSnized Conservatory Of Music,
On me BASIS 81 the best CouierVAtoIies OF the
k1st, AND have engGged the above accomplished
AAstsrs ~ Directors. They will beASsisted BY 4
corps oI capable and experienced Teachers In
AnGe- lntuuetion IL given In everything pef.
tanning 10 Music, tueh e the Theory OF Ip,fr
ThorouRh Bass, Harmony, Counterpart, Com
poAuon, &c, Alio In Voice Culture and the
use Of AL Musical Instruments, Is the PiAno.
ripe Organ. Cabinet Organ. Guitar, Yiolip. a.
Ladies and eehtlemen received In the ConSer.
Ihtoiy The First Term Commences September
nS ieIt; Fupils can enter At AMI time, ana
vii be charged propoftionAte rates.
70. iull pSrdeulars As TO terms OF tuition or
SS1TNulnS' Sa on o. address the President, Rev,
MA; II. NORTON, or tho Rev. J. B. CLARK,
Head Of distraction. HnSa
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WHRRLlNa FEMALE COLLIE,

AHD IUtICAL CONBERVATCbT
nutieAl Conservatory WIN b Hnder II. NJ, =
iofship OF Ptot Herman khSlinR nd Ppof 80 :.
Zoe, IT. with capable nIistAn(S, The "a, >
'of lnhuneuon vii inelnd0 the eTptbs,.Iy
teachers q The pact year. PSpila WIlI y ~
eeiVed for Vocal o. InEtrumsrtI Nose n, u
Ing, Painting, Preach o. German. For tsIT,.
ldnis1ion. tuition, &S, call on o. Mr., 4 y
PTeSident, EsT. VII q. NORTON, o. ~ ~. "
]. B. CLARK, Head OF InstIuf Ilnn. 40
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T MDsLRY INSTITUTE.

InItTuetlnn given IN al hrIneks, ,,,,r-
taught IN pfep8Fatory schools End I.,5'.,.l
Tue Department Of Modem LAlEuIgtS h -
the control Of he enlneltly SaceolsfII ts,,s.a.
Dr.. Mayer. The Pau seailon Of Aneen ~,
commences honeAy, September :, 1874 y,
ieIme Of Adnilssion, TIttina. &e-, call a, u.
Institute. corner Eoa Gnd ltGh streets a, =.
dress J. n. H1tehison, WbetEi1E, " Va
JksSE c. BRUCE
A1gi in. HCTCHis6y
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Georgetown College, DC.
FOUNDED IN l1sg.

The Classical Schools reopen sepanA,,.
Thorough instruction In RnIhah. EItiu, G,,,f
French, Mathematics, Rational PhiloSopSJ A..
Natural Sciences.
The Medical School opens October s,A.
The Law School October III.
RuF farther particulars address
AUS P. ?. HRALY, s. J., President
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TUsT RE0EGvED-
q A large stoekOf
NEW CARPETS.

Of the very latest styles Having bought direct
from manufacturers, we are prepared 10 sell Al
prices that can not be undersold By any house
In the country. Gall and e1Gmine our stock.
Depl @. HKNBHL, BOOTH & CO.
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For Sale.
DRsIRABLR

ToR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE
IL BUILDING L0TS.-Lots No. |, ga, I and
Square !, 6llehriSt's Addition, 60 feet on n.
York street, running east 80 feet 10 the rlTtr
Thee lots are Ls high A. any on the lslAnd,
beautifully graded, Supplied with city water,
The water froht protected nom WAihinR.
TIRUs-One third eAth art the Fetidue Ii ore
and tUo years, with interest
K. @. JORDAN, $50 ChApline street, OF W. v.
HoGE 4 BRO, BAiley's Block. Market street
anRaQ
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NoTICE

INo IloE
Take notice that the undersigned, having beer
BY the Probate Court Of Belmont county, Ohio
appointed guardian Of the perSon and estate O
Lydia Force, . minor residing In that county
and having given Bufieient boDd, With surety
- such guardian, VIII, on the 1rst day OF thI
next October term Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, apply 10 said Cir
cult Court TO authorize me 10 collect and receive
lydia Poree Sne nv The FrSnSEn inSn,snes
Company Of Wheeling, West Virginia on theil
policy numbered 1S,li6 inEUrinE q two storJ
inme building dtuAted In Charleston, KNnaWhi
county, West Virginia, Igkinst fire 70 the AMOUNT
Of fifteen hundred dollars, which building wa
destroyed BY Are on or About the 18th Of JEnuG.
~, 1874 while aid Policy VA In furce; and also
10 AuthoTiZs me 70 remove sAid money when re.
eeiyed into the State Of Ohio.
sepS-Th ANNA HARTLEY, Guardian.
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r ETHANY COLLEGE


WIN open her
THGRTY,RoURTH SESSION.
Monday, 2slh September. Is7L CourseS Of si.:,
arc adjusted 70 suit the varied purposes Of r.
dents, and degrees are conferred Indicative q
pFua eient scholarship in ARA, sciences and d.
tiers. Special eolrses arc arranged for Prois.
sionAl Students In Engineering, practical Pr
Sies and Chemistry, with EmplS training IL d.
use Of inTtruments and apparatus, both N a..
work and In the laboratory.
boarding In clubs hon q 70 - Der week, A..
At private boarding houses IRON t4.0 10 lj ..
week.
HoE particulars, send for cstaloRe to Prof c
L Loos' or VIZ. PRNDLRToS,
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KIMBERLY CO.

Special FaE and RFnttr Cab Arcngmsut.
Buy your tickets for Coal or Coke Of any quail.
ity At our once, R J. smyths Store, torner
Market and 14lh streets. You can save 1t least
IS per cent By % doing. Tryit-
A good supply Of Coal in the shEtes ct all
times. Country people and Others who want to
haul their own Coal can be Accommodated.
sa-g. KIMBERLY & co.
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MOR SALE
ToR SALE

FoR SALE
l efer my property. corner MecolloaRh and
WstEel streets, In Ia Grange, for sale.
The property consists Of two iull IotS and 9
name dwelling house containing three rooms
Terms easy. Enquire on the premises.
AulO'F I JOHN WAGNER
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acknowledgements.

r. ENGLISH LUTHERAN free
49, Feat CHURCH, Sixteenth street -
Rev. Il. 8. NilhGlm, Of Nee Philadelphia, Ohio,
viii pfeAehAt 10Y a. n and ~ ,. \. To- morrow.
The interesting Sunday School exercises 81
Pm setb
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sCOND PRESBYTERIAN

'RSS@ TO THE VOTERS OF MAD
49, lsoN DISTRICT hereby oGer my.
sef ~ candidate Ios the once Of Justice Of the
Peace for Madison Distrlet which now hold By
Appolntmeat from the Board Of Commissioner
the Peace 10 be voted foC In said District II the
election IN October next
ssp5 VIII. CALpv11L,
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L BONE. ; - : - ~ =
DSgHetns Hay, near Ninth ST., Pittt6vr0A, Pa,
10 nov atted mp in good Hotel style for the a.
eonmodAiion Of the Travelling Public and Re-.
alAr SoardetS, ~ the following rates:
T nS.4..- W SuPpeE' .''.'ss,'......, IS
1ots5 3 ;s.;.....'.'..,,...., 20 10 80
RoS, S ane Lodsins, PEI dAy....,tl 60 70 50
hoAfa And hoon, per week, (Reg1FI s % 10 Z %
Gas: Water. Water Closets and Bath Rooms an
each aoot. Baths free 70 RuestS. Prohta al
ased 10 shelter and feed the destitnta.
-. o. REV. W. LONG,
92. Chaplain Gnd Superintendent.