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EVERY ONE SHOULD CALL AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm' t
w. D. LOVE & CO..

SDER the Wheeler House, and examine
~ their extensive stock OF DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., before making yonr
purchases. We have marked down all our
stock t" panic prices, 20 al to close it ont in
the mkt thirty daya. to mako room for a.
large me of goods purchased lately for c q sh
Our BOOT and SHOE DEPART MENT is now
conpletc, and comprises choice line OF
i.atiies nid Mems Eoots. Shoes, Caters and
Slippers, M well Nh full line Of Children's
Shoes. fr"m the bcsi shoc manufacturers in
the country.
We have big stock Of NO:E and HALF.
HOSE. from ten cents Il pair to two dollars.
which will he found uncpualcd, either in
price or quality. anywhere
cur stock of Dress Goods, Notions l. Ger.
tmhroi lrrirn, uandkcrchiefs, Tics, Scarts.
kniiiing, pnilings. Gents Fnnislins Goods
and underwear, Linens, Table .,.nasks.
Napkins Towels, White Goods, Ela ok Ana.
cas- and Mourning GOODS, Prints. Home.
spnns, Sheetings, Shirtnss. Cas.i.,crus.
Jeans, Tweeds. !.ad;rA' Nlad,.up Underwear.
Llama Points. &c. dc nil BE- tonnd iron, 20
10 10 per cent be'0w he market caiue.
lon will save money and time by giving
our stuck al INSPECTION before purchasing.
a large AMI sUbs,Aniiai stock ni Hose and
Halt-Husn f'r working people, r, 10 to l2i
cents pair, worth nearly double.
We offer to close in en- days geo lioccs
best PRINTS, at 10 cents ward: ,nJ pieces
PAPER CAMBElC, ut 10 cents n yard
bought the last few DAYS for each. Oth,r
goods in proportion. W. u. LOVE n CO.,
Aprll ~ COlumblp 4 G..
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Net1cee-

OBSTACLES To nIAItRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
Of errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
moved. New method of treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir.
culars sent FREQ. in sealed envelopes Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOClATlOH, No. .
south ninth street. Philadelphia. ra.-an
institution having a high reputation fu,
honnrnblc conduct and prn.. esionai skill.
Feb 10 'F3mo
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A Richmond (Va. correspondent says
that tho solid men OF Virginia have
taken alarm Mt the administration of Of
fairs in South Carolina, "and having ar-
rived at the conclusion that the exiting
generation of blacks will continue to
cling to party in opposition to their
former masters. have determined to let
them shift for themselves and look for
support from those under whose dcta-
tion they vote. In short, this must and
shall be white mans State. and to ac-
compiish this o6jac. every inanccmcnt
will be hold ont TOR immigration to Viz
ginla, white labor will be given the pre-
ference, and the negro may shift for
himself until he is willing to recognize
the superiority of the Caucasian race,
and be guided by reason rather than
fanaticism."
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For Sale or Rent.

..sy.z, THE NJ III. known az Geigcr's
- EY.A Mill, near tho junction of he
MI, N E,. Broad and Saluua Rivcrr. The
EtIELtSAa ""trr power is abundant, and
'sEAazsssssSi' sAaaaz he N i'll Is i'll good order. Ap-
plyto DIR. Vi. y. GEIGEE.
May 1mot
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New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.

New Books at Brysn's Bookstore.
EuEOPE Seen Thloogh American specta.
~ clee--by Editor OF Baltimore Amer lean.
:l?J. 'eA''
Antobicgrarhy and Memoir of Rev. DR..
Guthrie: n very interesting and amusing vo.
lumc. 81 co.
Pen Pictures OF Europe by Elizabeth
Pcake, with platce.
Willow Broo!s--by the author of "Wide,
Tidc World" 81 oj
English Psycholosy-by Tibot. $3.50.
Mr.. A!cott's School 81 so.
Yesterday with Authors-by Ficlds 50 90.
The Conservation of Energy-by Balfour.
o:. kuhbrausch on Physical Measure
monte. 50 80
Helps to Holy Lent. sl2J. And other
new Bnoks. Also, variety Of new NOVELS,
ny r"nn'ar authors. cheap. March FL
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Williamson Springs Boarding House
70 Farmers and Planters.

VOU should now begin to set Your LIME
Il and compost your chip and woods ma
nures for gras, and small grain When the
Lime is ready to hand, u rainy day can be
taken: "Eic. Is the very thing for your com
post heap, as it muet be thoroughly wet
through and through
Lime is the great cnriching warming
agent, aud combined with other material, u
preventive of drought.
Don't wait until YOU wish to sow, for then
the rush will be 80 great that, pcrhs ps, you
Will not be able to obtain any; bcsidee age
improves your compost.
will deliver Lime at Ga ifncy's Station, 1t
81 90 barrel. when car load is taken.
At Spartanbnrg. s1.l24 barrel.
At Alston, 81 ~ a barrel.
At Columbia, <1.G2 barrel.
At Charlotte, s1.20 a barrel.
For other points, see your Railroad Agent
and get his car load rates from Gafrne,'s,
and divide that by so, as a car holds that
many barrels.
. will send to all applicants, free OF charge,
prof. Johnson's great formula for mixture
to resist drought. Address
THOS. Fl. BOAIAR,
April 29 6 Spart anburg, =. C..
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INSURANCE.

HAVING resigned the agency or the
IL Southern Life Insurance Company, we
have connected ourselves with the
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
OF MACON, GEONGIA.
W.. JOHNSON, G.OBEAR.
President. Secretary.
SaPhai .-. $0U0 .UUU
State Deposits. Observation-Disclosures. :. $50 900
The Company issnes policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving t.
participating policy holders tho advant-
age Of premiums LESS by twenty per cent
than mutual rates.
It will est ablish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF the
State, and will contract with said Boards to
invest in said cities seventy per cent. Il
net premiums taken there, thus maxi
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunch
Southern Company to our friends and the
public, and bespeak continuance Of kind
patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK & WAXING,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable canvassers wanted with
whom we will mako liberal contracts.
Feb FL 3mo
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EccSale.

I,ER4 =. FAMILY CARRIAGE, cheap
ss22az- Oh easy ters!s. Apply at this
Office. Mays
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Nos Cures. Cents.
!. Fevers, Congestion, Infnmmations, 50
. WorIns, Worm Fever Worm Collie, so
g. CryinE-Colio, or Tcctlling OF Infnnts. 50
l. Df0rrhGns OF Children or Adults, so
.. nyssntery, Gripping, Bilious coIc, 50
:. Coughs, Colds. bronchitis, 50
.. Neuralgia, Toothnc,e, Faccachc. so
~. y. Headaches Sick HendacEcr, Ncri:o. 81
~. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. 80
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, so
II. Whites, too Profuse Periods, 20
IS IS. Sroup; Cough, Riticult Brga.hn'. 50
Is. Nhc,lnlatisni, Rheumatic Pains, 50
IL. Fever al,I Ag.,c, Chill Fever, Aucs, 30
y. Piles, blind or bleeding, 81
IL. Oph tEnlfny. ard s'"Ir Or Weak Eyes, 20
10. CatMrrh, Acn,o or 'r"ric Influenza, -
-. N'hoopLag-Cough,N Violent Coughs, ~
q. AstI,m,a,. Oprre>@I.i Breathing, 20
-. Ear rDischarHcs. Impaired Hearing, ~
-. scrOfula, Enlirs;c,l Glands, Swelling. %
81. General Debility, Physical Weakness, -
ii. Drop.y and Scan:y sccrc,ions. -. -
a6. Scn-SfrkMess, Scl1ncss from Ridr-. -
~. Ikidney-IDisensc,G Gravel, ~
eS Nrrvon4 Debility, Seminal Wc.'.;,...
or Involuntary discharges, leo
So So %i" Tri1Hay % tSrn .,. ,c.s. weits th: lel, 5,
81. Infnfu! - -. V IN Spiains, 20
81. Sulfrr rins ""i it,, 100
81. I1pilepsc. ~ : Nrus' liaic', M
35. Chronic on; ;...l;:.:i' a!i Eiul:ious, so
FaMI:i (A';.'.
Case ,Nnr.rn! with above - large Walls and
Manual OF Directions. $l0 %
These remedies nro sent by tho
caso or single box to amy Pnrt Uf the
country. free OF charge, on receipt OF
price. Address
Hu"ghhrreeyyse'n yen5PSia sPSeiaifiGG fiGGodioine Co..
For srle by ali s,rASgtzts.
Mayo tEIv
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Gardening,

~ THE undersigned, for the last
&S8GBN. twelve years connected with the
-&fSEY Lunatic Aeylum an GARDENER,
AZy&NA offers his services to all who may
->1NaA Swish to engage him TO lay out
y Gardens. Trim shrubbery, &c.
GERANlUMS OF all varieties for rale cheap.
Orders left at his residence, near the Male
Asylum. will receive prompt attention.
NAV & - q. ADAIR.
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Private Boarding,

DYMRS. NJ. A. DAVIS, No. COY Nichardsou
ID street, opposite Republican Printing
Olhce, Columbia, S. c. April 90 81
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4 his new store, Main street, nearly op.
IA positc the Central National Ponk has
aiargc and beautiful stock Of fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from the beet Eu-
ropean and American manuta CT urors, aud of
his own Importation, i'll gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaled aslort-
ment just received. and AL the lates, stylee.
Sterling slIVER-WARE, in aets and cases.
EtIdAl l'resents, and II very fine selection of
Plated Ware. Guid Watch and Neck Chains.
l.ockets, elegant Steal. Wedding and Engage
ment Rings, large stock Of Sp.ctaci,n and
Eyc-Glassrs, Clocks, Musical Rs xcs, and II
great variety Of Fancy Articles. MY stock is
tie largest and best selected i'll the Southern
country, and will be sod as cheap ar the
same article can be bought E!wheIe.
Oct ~
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HON. r. Z. ELLIUrr

GEEATLi pleased the citizens OF Boston
~ ny his ruiogy on Charles sumner The
"lNDlAN GIRL" has delighted tho citizens
OF Columbia by the sale of those celebrated
Cent Cigars. Every one should remember
that the Made Wiewam is HEADQUARTERS for
Cigars and Chewing Tobacco; also, that she
makes Pipes, Cigar Holders, Smokers Arti.
ces and
CANES A
Specially. In fact. to know now far she
surrarses in this line, inquire Of those who
have hnn.h' Cigar from her for cents.
superior ~ those sold elsewhere at 10 cents.
and then be convinced that as q
CONGRESSMAN IN WASHINGTON
Studies the interests OF his constituents. 80
this Maid OF Luxury considers this interest
OF her customers. Therefore, call at IN.
DIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE. Columbia Hotn,
BLOCK columbia. 5. q. April 30
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Malmaison. one of the State domains
OF France, is about to be sold, to assist
in the replenishment Of the impover-
ished exoheqper. Its origin dates from
1914, when it was simple farm, de-
pendent upon the parish of Rueil. It
was then called Mala Mansio. in re-
membrance of the deeds committed
there by the invading Normans in the
OF 1889, Malmaison had become ono of
the most agreeable chateaux in the su-
burbs of Paris. In 1798, it was bought
Dy Josephine Tasoher de la Pagerie,
widow OF NJ. de Beauhernais, and the
first wife OF Bonaparte. who continued
to inhabit It after her divorce. In
1926, it was bought by Swedish bank
er, who sold it for 5000. 900 to Queen
Christina. In 1861, the Emperor M.
poleon became the possessor Of it for
l,100. 900 francs. Malmaison is rich in
historical recollections. In 1914, it was
sacked by the allied armies.
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The Memorial Day {AIay 10y falling
this year oD Sunday, the ladies of the
Memorial Association have determined
to observe Thursday, the 7th. The fol-
lowing committees have been appointed
Church Yards. .-Presby !erian Mrs.
John Mckenzie. Baptist--M r..
Swaffeld. St. Peter's-Mrs. Coleman
Walker. Lutheran Miss Wilbur. Tri-
nity-Mrs. II. S. Thompson. Wash
ington Street-Mrs. Samuel ], ard.
Hebrew-Mrs. L. t. Levin.
Confederate Enclosure al Elmcootl
Cemetery W. X. Bachman. Mrs.
John Bacon, Mrs. Il. G. Beck. Mrs J.
P. Southern, Mrs. J. E. Palmer, Mrs
W. b. Gibbes, Mrs. Geo. Howe, Jr.,
Mrs. D. B. Darby, Mrs. r. G. Fleming,
Mrs.,G NJ. Cordes, Mrs. D. GambrilI,
Mrs. W. G. Chids, Mrs. G. L. Reed
Mrs. J. II. Kinard, Miss LaBorle,
Mrs. Haskell, Miss Carroll. Miss c.
Seibels, Miss Shand, Miss Preston, Miss
Morris. Miss Marshall, Miss Parker,
Miss Pope, Miss Ray, Miss Elmore,
Miss Faber, Miss Moore. Miss thinner.
man, Miss @. Walker, Miss e. Barnwcll,
Miss Sutphen, Miss Muller, Miss Ne
Master, Miss Adams, Miss NJ. Z.
Walker, Mrs. Mobley, with tho officers
OF the Association, Mrs. J. T.. Darby,
President, Miss Martin, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Graces at Elrn,rood Cemetery Outside the
Enclosure. AIRS. Annie DeSaussure,
Mrs. F. W. McMaster. Mics Seibcls,
Miss Fannie Brown, Miss Mckenzie,
Mrs. Alphonse Durgan, Mrs. w. D.
Peck, Mrs. j. S. Wiley. Mrs. D. B.
DeSaussure. Mrs. r. O'Ncale, Miss
Kate Crawford. Mrs. G. H. Manson.
In Memory Of those on Distant BatAe
Fields. -Cemeteries-Mrs. Norton, Mrs.
Waring. Temple Mrs G. r. Bryce.
at a meeting OF the Cemetery Com
mittee of the Memorial Association,
held on Saturday. May 2, it was decided
that the decorating of the graves should
be done by girls from seven to fifteen
years of age
To prevent confusion, the Cemetery
Committee has also resolved. that after
the general procession from the Porter g
Lodge reaches the soldiers enclosure,
only the children who are to decorate
and the Cemetery Committee will pass
within the enclosure, pntil after the
prayer and the decoration of the graves.
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a. S. HYDRIOK. Nj. D..
CITY PHYSICIAN,

ID ESIDENCE No. ~. Richland street.
III Will attend at the City Hospital and
left at DR.. Heinitsh's Drug Store will receive
prompt attention. April 25
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A FTER TO-DAY. we will sell goods for
IA CASH ONLY.
COPELAND Il BEARDEN.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. April 90, 1874. 3mo
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Save Your Chickens from Cholera
A CURE at hand. Call on Or. UEINITSH.
"A. 1t cures Chicken Cholera and Hog
Cholera. For sale at his Drug store
April 22t
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The ExcURsIoN.-The excursion OF
the Eoglish Lutheran Mission Sunday
School Yesterday, was a grand success
After little delay at Bridgeport in
composing the train, which consisted
of nine coaches and baggage car, the
excurtionists were off for McCoy's etc 9
ton, sotpping only at Martins Ferry
and Steubenville. On their arrival al
McCoy's they were received by band
OF two hundred Sunday School work.
ers, who proceeded to lead the way to
the grove, which is one of the largest
that could be procured. The exer-
cises of the afternoon consisted OF
singing by the school and short ad-
dresses by Rev. Bsrnilz, Rev. j. A,
Brown, and others. Invitations were
extended to the school to return at any
time they choose 10 do 80. Every
body enjoyed themselves and everything
psssed off in the most pleasant manner.
At 6 o'clock in the evening the excur-
sionists left for home, arriving at 7:3O.
The number present on the ground
during the day was estimated at !, 200.
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MASONIC CRLRBRATIoN.-The Mason
ic celebration at Wellsville, Ohio, on
next Wednesday, Jure 24th, St. johns
Day, promises to be one OF the grandes'
affairs Of that kind ever held in East
ern Ohio. 1t is expected that l.5OC
Knights Templars and Masons will be
present and participate in tue celebra-
ton. A special train has been char
tered for the occasion, and the fare for
the round trip is very low. Every
Mason that possibly can should join
the excursion. The following is the
fare and time of leaving from stations
named:
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CoNTlNuRD.-lsasc Russell, charged
with selling liquor without license aud
doing sundry other things contrary to
law, was before Squire Gillespie yester'
day afternoon. Russell is one OF the
men that has been supplying the thirsty
inhabitants from Bridgeport 10 Mar
tins Ferry with all they wanted 10
drink in the way OF liquor, for the past
two or three weeks. He sold his truck
from boat anchored in the Back river
and thus evaded punishment in Ohio.
As he had been granted no license from
this city or State, Officer Junkins pull
ed him on Wednesday night. A hear
ing of the case was continued until
this afternoon at two o'clock. Russell
gave bond in the sum of $500 Tor his
appearance.
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STErSwAY grand, square and upright
pianos have obtained the highest hon
ors ever awarded to the piano manu-
facturer in the world. First OF the
grand God Medals OF honor. World
Fair, Paris, ls67-Londou, 1872. The
worlds greatest plsnis,s and com posers,
including the renowned Dr. Franz Liszl
and Anton Rub;nstein, The Academies
of Fine Arts Of Paris. Berliu, and
Stockholm. az well as the piano-pur-
chasing public of Europe and America,
unite in the unanimous verdict OF the
superiority OF the Steinway Pianos over
all others. Prices as low ss the exclu.
sive use Of the best materials and most
thorough workmanship will permit.
Old pianos taken in exchange. Illus,rst-
ed Catalogues, with price list, mailed
free on application.
Adsms & Lucas, Sole Agents, 1927
Market street.
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AwOULD-BE SUICIDE.
John Lamb Attempts 10 XIII Him
seif-JeaIousy Supposed TO be the
Cause.

seif-JeaIousy Supposed TO be the
Cause.
Suicides in Wheeling have become
rather frequent OF late. the last, OF
rather an attempt, being John Lamb,
who married Mrs. Bell Taylor, about
two years ago. The circumstances oil
the case are about as follows:
Mr.. Lamb and his wife have been
living in an unpleasant state for a few
weeks past, the cause Of which was
jealousy on the part OF Lamb, and q
belief that bis wife has been uufaithful
to her marital vowa. He has usually
been steady a1d temperate man until
his recent domestic troubles, since
which time be has been indulging rath-
er freely. According to the statement
OF Mrs. Lamb. her husband returned
to their home, on the corner OF alley
G and 18th street, about II o'clock We'd
nesday night In very Intoxicated con-
dition. Mrs. Lamb was sitting up
waiting for him and after some CONVEX
sation he went to where che WAS sitting
in the room and put his arm around
her neck, and put the muzzle OF a pis.
tol at her head. She screamed, broke
away from him and ran ont into the
street and then into the houae OF Mrs
Stamm, near neigbbor, aud told hel
what had happened. While there
Mrs. Stamm heard two shots fred
Mrs. Lamb then went tc
SQUIRE Lauuder's house, Weakened
him up, and asked him to accompany
her to her home as her husband hsC
attempted to kill her. Mr.. Laundel
sent her 10 Officer Tracy's house to gel
him, as he was unable to 60. Mrs
Lamb then got officers Tracy and Ex-
lev, and when they entered the house
they found Lamb lying on the floor in
sensible, with a bullet hole in his righ
temple. DR.. Baguley was sent Tor and
arrived soon after. He probed the
wound for the bali, but without success
The Doctor called again yesterday a.
ternoon, but expressed no opinion in
regard 10 the unfortunate mans con-
dition.
We called at Mrs. Lambs house be.
tween eleven and twelve o'clock last
night and found Lamb suffering the
most intense agony. He seemed to be
sinking, though be was perfectly sensi-
BILE. We enquired what his age was
and upon his wife asking him he re-
piled that be would be "twenty-eight
next February" While it is possible
for him to recover there is not much
hope. John is we'll known in East
Wheeling. and has the reputation Of
being a steady and hard working young
man.
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wAsHINsTON COUNTY ITEMS.
NON, tho Rsvisw and Examiner,

From the Review and Examiner.
CLARK ZgDlKgR, OF South Strabane
sheared sheep few days since in five
and half inmates. That is quick
work.
A PARTY o. sportsmen at Dutch Fork
in Donegal township, have made up.a
purse for q novel fox chase after bar
vest. A gentleman is to ride wild
mule aud lead a fox now in his pos
session from a gwen point to Taylors"
town, being allowed halt mile stsrt,
and if he beats the hounds in reaching
Tsylorstown he is 10 take the purse.
II, on the contrary, he is beaten, the
fund is TO be applied to the purchase
OF a handsome collar for the winning
hound. Rare fun is confidently eI-
pected.
SEVERE AccIDEST.-We are sorry to
learn that on Friday last, while ex-
Deputy Sheriff Geo. w. Ramsey was
riding in a two-horse spring wagon IN
Amwell township, the horses became
frightened and ran off. 10 eudesvorIpg
TO check them, Mr.. Ramsey either Eel!
out or WAS thrown out, and his right
leg being caught on the lesver. ne was
dragged some distance and very severe-
" injured. The heshy part OF the leg
wss badly cut and torn from opposite
the knee almost TO the ankle, and other
parts OF his body severely bruised.
FRIDAY last a young man giving his
name as William Ferry, aged about
twenty five years, engaged two horses
and a buggy at the livery establish
meut OF our fellow townsman, A. c
Morrow, the same TO be taken the next
day. Saturday afternoon he obtained
the rig" saying he was gong 10
picnic on Sugar Hill, and thence a few
miles further 10 the country (not over
ten miles from town., aud would be
back Sunday afternoon. As he failed
to return up TO late hour Sun
day night, Mr.. Morrow became fear.
full that something was wrong. aud
early Monday morniug telegraphed in
quirles to various points. From Wheel
ing he received intelligence that the
team had been there on Sunday, aud
had started toward Washington on
Monday morning. Aherward it was
ascertained that it had been driven
back as Tar as We t Alexander. where.
at about eleven o'clock Monday, Ferry
inquired the WAY 10 both Waynesburg
and Steubenvllle-aud since then no
definite information has been obtained
OF either the horses or driver.
We learn that when al the first gate
west OF town Ferry paid toll TO West
Alexander, q distance OF sixteen miles,
which would indicate that his original
intention WAS TO 90 beyond ten miles.
1t is understood that while 10 Wheeling
he stopped at the Stamm House, regis
tering himself by the name given here
lie came here about two weeks ago,
representing himself as Baltimore
machinist, and obtained work at the
establishment OF $. B. a. c. Hayes, from
which he WAS discharged few days
ago for incom potency.
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TIE number Of people attending Hon.
j. NJ. Peebels' lecture last night, was
much less than what We had expected,
considering the gentleman's reputation
and no admittance fee being asked.
Those who were present felt deeply in
terested in the remarks of the lecturer
and predict for him tonight, large
and appreciativs audience. The sub
jsct Of bis lecture, India, Persia, Egypt
and its Pyramids" will be iroughs with
much instruction and pleasure.
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It Bovd's on Water Street, this morn.

at Boyd's on w alter Street, this morn.
ing.
We hear there is some dissatisfaction
felt at the ordinance which taxes heas-
es two per cent on their valuation.
THERE will be select cotillion par
ty giveL Friday night at Detwiler g new
building on Gravel Hill, under the
auspices oil the Gravel Hill Club OF last
winter. ..
SoMs OF the children OF the public
school have a picnic tomorrow on the
hill back OF town.
ATTORNEY Tony has returned from
q short trip to Kentucky.
LOUISE LOCKWOOD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-19

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. - The
Commencement exercises OF the Wheel
ing Female College will be held as
follows: Bacculaureate Sermon, by
the Rev. J. B. Clark, in st. John 8
Church, Sunday, June 2lst at lO4A. NJ;
Alumnae Reunion Tuesday evening
June ODD, in the College psrIors An
nual csncert Wednesday evening. june
oath, IN Hamilton's Opera House. Tue
Commencement proper will he held in
the Opera House, bv the courtesy Of
Capt. Hamilton, on Thursday evening
June 25th. Admission to the Com
mencement exercises will be by ticket,
which may be procured on application
at The office OF the College Tickets to
the Concert will be on sale at Adams d
Lucas music store on and after Sat-
urday.