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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-12
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
January II, 1875.


The Board Of Education met last night
pursuant to adjournment, President Baird
in the chair. The following members
answered to their names: Messrs. Collier,
Ewing Gemmer, Hess, Hupp, Miller,
Maxwell, McClun, Stewart, Scott, Todd.
Vockler, Waterhouse, Wheat, Wilson.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The President appointed the following
standing committees for the ensuing year;
Finance-M essrs. Wilson, Waterhouse
and Stone.
.AccO.mts-Messr.. Maxwell, Bickel and
Schmulbach.
Sqlari,s-Messrs. Caldwell, Bowers and
Ewing.
Rules Gnd Rey,datioms-Messrs Nc
Clure, Hupp and Wilson.
BuiIdingS and Grol0ldS-Messrs. Todd,
Stewart, Hupp, Ewing, Maxwell, Water
house and Bickel.
T.rt Books-Messrs. Collier, Gemmer
and Caldwell.
German !Schools-Messrs. Gemmer,
Hess and Schmulbach.
Schools aud Teachers Messrs. Wheat,
Scott, Stone, Mcclure, Hess, Nogler and
Miller.
The bond Of NJ. +. Hullihen, Clerk of
the Board elect, in the penal sum Of
$1,000. with J. d. Dubois and o. c.
Dewey Us sureties, was read and APP
proved.
On motion Of Mr.. Maxwell, the salary
Of the Board Of Examiners, was reduced
from $40 to $40 each.
After the adoption of the above,
Me,srs Hupp, Mcclure and Collier, de-
clined to serve on the Board. After sew
eral other destinations, Drs. Hullihen
and Todd were appointed to constitute
the Board.
The report of the committee on Build
ings and Grounds. in relation to heating
the ID and Sd ward school build
ings, WAS taken from the table,
and the subject OF selecting
heating apparatus Tor the above school
building brought before the Board.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson. the whole
subject of heating the ID and Sd ward
school building was referred to the Com
mittee on Building, and Grounds, for
lurthcf report.
The following resolution WAS adopted:
Resolr,3, That the Clerk be authorized
to summon the meetings OF the Board by
using the postal cards in doing 50, instead
Of serving notices in person. Adopted.
The petition of the Merchants Nation
al Bank for an abatement of taxes, was
referred to the committee on Finance.
DIR. lIupp offered the following RESP
luton which was adopted:
ReSoirooi, That the committee on
Rules and Regulations be instructed to
collate all the rules adopted by the
Board since last publication, and have
three hundred 500 copies of the law and
rules printed without delay, at a cost not
to exceed the cost of the last publication
of the laws and rules.
The following was adopted:
ResolreA That the appointment of
Miss Emma Snowden, to Division ID;
and Miss +. McKelvy, to Division B, in
the Seventh ward, he confirmed.
Adjourned.
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ANOTHER SUSPECTED PARTY ARREST
ED-Capt. Ed. Davis arrived home late
Sunday evening, having in charge James
Sadler, who is supposed to be implicated
in the robbery of the Morrison brothers,
last month. Ssdler was arrested in
Gettysburg, Pa, having left this city the
day after the robbery was committed
He cant give very satisfactory account
Of himself, or any reason for leaving the
city SO suddenly, but he stoutly denies
having had anything to do with the
robbery. Ssdler was committed TO Jail,
and will have an examination AT some
future day.
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cry EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The nominations having all been made,
the following Executive Committee were
appointed to act for the ensuing two
wears:
First Ward-Wm. A. Wilson and 7.
T. Cockayne.
.Sseond-W. q. Schsmbra and A. c.
Egerter.
.%ird-J. F. Merriman and James
Flynn.
FourM-Robert Crawford and A.
King.
Fffth-John Maloney and ]. Vogler.
!Sirth-Georgs Forbes and W. H.
Schatfer.
!Ssrenth-W. NJ. Wilkins and j. B.
Shepherd.
EigAM-Louis Stsubenrsuch and Cha'.
Butler.
The Convention then adjourned, sine
die.
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Go To Waverly Hall and hear the hu,
morous and popular lecturer tonight.

PAID THE CosTs.-George Frazier WAS
before Squire Bellville yesterday morn
ing, charged by Lilly Chippy with hsv-
ing used abusive language toward her
and also threatening to do her bodily
injury. The parties got together and
the matter was compromised by George
paving the cost Of the suit.
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The TIcKET.-The following l, the
ticket nominated BY the Democratic City
Convention, yesterday afternoon:
Mayor-A. J. Sweeney.
city Clerk-T. S. Gillespie.
CW Sergeant Matthew Atmeyer.
Superintendent Of Water IYorks-John
W. Cummings.
Street Observation-Disclosures Clarke
Wharf Master-Joseph Forsyth.
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HELP FOR THE PoOR.-At meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
held last night, committee of five, con-
sisting of Judge G.. L. Cranmer DR.. r.
w. Hazlett, w. II. Oxtoby, Henry X.
List and Joseph WilletS, were appointed
to make arrangements for mass meeting
to be held shortly, to devise some means
to assist and feed the destitute of the
city, during the winter. The committee
will meet this evening for further action,
Something like the soup house plan will
probably be adopted.
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being closed up by the ice. The follow
in. are the arrivals at, and departures
from other places:
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, January ll.-RiVcr about
stationary. with 3 feet in tn" channel.
Weather cloudy and very cold.
MEMPHIS, January ll.--Riyer rose |
inch in the past six hours. Weather
clear and cold. Thompson Dean, New
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, January ll.-Wcather
partly clear and modcratingi mercury
10 to 29o: now %, and cloudy with sign'
ofsnow or rain. River fallen 81 inches,
with II feet inches on the gauge and
full of floating ice; now light, but grow
ipo heavier. Port list-Andy Baum,
Memphs: Arkansas Belle, Cairo. All
the boats except Glasgow and Evansville,
the latter in the dry dock, have gone into
the Green River, with all the wharf boats
tesvin" the wharf. The Andy Baum
had 666 bales of cotton for this port. The
following boats are in the Green River:
Shippers Own, f. f. Gracy, NJ. VI. Mil
Ter George Roberts. Burnunda, Sandy,
Liberty No. >, Red Cloud, j. W. Mills,
Dick johnson, Andy Baum, Idle Wild,
Morning Star, Arkansas Belle and Ella.
NASHVILLE, Jacuary ll.-River still
falling with 10 feet on the shoals.
Weather clear and modcrating rapidly.
The Eddvvillcarriyed and departed.
CARLO, january ll-ArriYed-Thomp-
son Dean. New Orleans. Departed
Thompson Dean, Cincinnati; Liberty
Memphis. River falling with u feet .
inches. Whcathcr clear; mercury 80.
CINCINNATI, January ll.-Riyer II
feet ) inches, and falling fast. Wcather
fair and frosty. but modcrating. The ic"
is still running heavy, but lighter than
yesterday. This morning the moving
ice sunk few coal barges and throwed
others on the bank; torn some loose
which have probably been landed below.
No damage to the steamers at the wharf
yet.
LOUISVILLE, january ll.-Rivrr still
falling with 8 feet in the canal and 6tect
in Indian chute. Weather modcrating
but is still several degrees below zero.
Navigation is still closed. There were
no departures to-day. The J. d. Parker
got in from Cincinnati, and laid up. The
GREY Eagle is ice bound in Wolf creek.
The Ice Is still running heavily IN the
river
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PERsoNAL-Mayor G. w. Jefiers, has
gone east to spend few days.
DR.. IIullihcn presided ~ Clerk of the
Board of Education last night, for the
first time
J. l.. Holiday, Esq, of this city, has
received letters patent on an improved
coal bucket, through the Howard Bros,
solicitors of patents.
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WILL Consolidate At II meeting
Of Hormania, Maennerchor and Beetho-
ven Singing Societies held Sunday after
noon, a resolution was passed advising
the consolidation Of the societies. An
other meeting will be held next Sunday
TO make further arrangements for the
accomplishment of the above object.
All the societies were largely represent
ed at the meeting.
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BOARD OF MANAGERS ELECTED.-At
n meeting of the stockholders of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pany, held yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected as
managers for the ensuing year: j. n.
Vance, A. Allen Howell, Samuel Nc
Clellan, NJ. Reilly, Robert Crangle, ID. c.
List, J. NJ. Bickel, Jas. Maxwell, A.
Wilson Kelly.
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WAvERLY LITERARY SOCIETY.-Our
readers may have some idea Of the er-
cellencc of the lecture to be delivered at
Waverlv Hall tonight from the follow
ing:
"Our citizens were treated to rare
entertainment last evening, by the Rev.
+. b. Ratfensperger, of Cleveland, o.
The subject of his lecture, The Humors
of the Pulpit and Pew, would suggest
religious lecture.
Never was there II greater mistake.
Sidc-spIitting anecdotes and spsrklings of
wit characterized the discourse. Il ttcd0
Bioi., Nosbys Pap,r.l
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'REIAEED IS
DR.. ]. C, AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
rrncticnl md AnalyticaI Chemists.
IMP0RTANT TO FARMERS,
SrRSERY STOCK FOR SALE.

Annie trees, to B years old, to feet.
pear trees. to yrs. old, / 10 feet.
Dwarf Pear trees, suitable size.
Peach trees. VT. old, 1 TO feet.
plum trees on plum roots.
cherry trees, , To 3 yrs. old, 10 feet.
OUinCes 10 3 yrs. old.
CSrapevincs and other Shrubbery.
EVergreens in quantity.
Tho above are now Growing on J. Har-
ris' land. near Moundsville. | will sell
wholesale and retail. lower than the low
st Correspondence solicited, and 80. ~ H. !
cannot give YOU satisfaction. Great III
wv. SNEDEkER:
heclg sbg MOundsNlLLt, -
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NoTrcE-Grsat Reductlo" to Cos
Best Calicos, 9 cents per yard a9a all
other goods and Carpets IN ProPo[tlo5p 80 80
as 70 close the entire stock in thirty days.
- ~ N''0 J. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th Streets.
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Index TO New Advertisements.

Charter Election.
City Clerk-T ). Gillespie.
The Weekly Witness.
Psychomancy or Soul Charming.
Try the Christian.
Bargains in Carpets-G. Mendel,
Booth X Co.
Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
CITY Sergeant-William Mckeown.
Finest Selection. Friedel X Go.
Dividend-Peabody Insurance Co.
Constant Employment.
&j7GO-Agents Profits.
Wells Carbolic Tablets.
Teas-Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany.
Have YOU tried Jcruheha2
Short Postponement.
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Steamer Market Boy
IHnURs OF DEPARrURE.

EiIIS of lading signed, and small pack
ages attended 10 If lett at j. G.. Morris l2il
Water street.
mygSh
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INHUMERABLE lovers of flowers and
shrubs, who were too trusting OF the
weather, are mourning the destruction of
some of their choicest floral treasures.
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some boys are remarkably smart even
from their birth. We have known them
make their mark in the world with moth
ing but piece Of chalk.
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We heard man affirm that 1t was so
terribly cold at his house, Saturday night,
that he cut ice from his windows, yester-
daV.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-12

TOO THIN, 'gauzy,' etc. have be-
come obsolete. Not sufficiently mate
rallied is the latest photographed garb
in which this idea is clothed.
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CLOSED TP.-For the first time in ten
years the Ohio river at this point has
been closed up by the ice. The total
suspension of navigation will affect the
trade of this city considerably, and it is
to be hoped it will not be of long dura-
ton. When the river is closed up, the
mails have to be carried by overland
and generally deranges things. 1t not
only makes steamboatmen unhappy, but
everybody living along the river.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-12

The protracted meeting at the Disci-
pies Church has been postponed on &C.
count of the illness of the pastor, II. A.
Pallistcr. The Rev. gentleman is labor
ing under severe cold. Should his
health be sufficiently recovered, the
meeting will begin next Sabbath and
continue as long rs the interest seems TO
Justify.
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at'heeling 8egister.
TUESDAY, JANUARYIa. 1878.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A,7'iudt Of Trains
h. & O. X. r.. S.JJa. III. i.2O p. IN. 1850 pm.
Ceutr. .. Div 40 "A. IN. 6.2j a m. 40 pm.
ClrveIdSPitt HOO a. IN. 6.U2 p. IN. gil pm.
H"mpfid RR S.l0a. H. ........... ..... i.i5 pm.
eSteubeuville Accommodation 40 pm.
Departure Cf Trains.
y. q o. K. r.. 6.l a. IN. s.5j am. 30 p. IN
Crutr'l .. Div :. 40 a. IN. 30 pm. $40 p. IN
vel'd& Pitt 6Oj II, m. ll.l0a IN. F3.O5 PIN.
Hrmpt'd X R65j a. m. .....;........ 2.l5 p. III
s-cSteubeuvilie Accommodation 40 p. IN.
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The cold weather reduces the list of
.'drunkS and disorderlics, and the occu-
patton of the police is almost gone.
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DoN 7 forget that You can save % per
cent. in Dry Goods and Carpets, this
week, at the closing out sale, regardless
of cost. of j. w. FERREL.
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THE closing out at cost continue vet
at embrace it'll }. w. FERRELs.
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Go TO Waverly Hall and hear the hui
and popular lecturer tonight.
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For Merino, Cashmere and Alpaca
at cost so to j. W. tERREL 3.
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SHIRT Bosoms, of 80 different styles at
BELLS,
No. %, Eleventh street.
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MORE coal has been sold in the city
for the last few days than for Il long time
bpfprr
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No. 1875 Main street.

ANOTHER lot of those fine Box-toed
Button Caters have just been received at
l.. V. BLoND's,
No. 1875 Main street.
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The plumbers are reaping rich har-
vest. The cold weather makes biz tip
top for them.
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The LADIES FAv0RGTE-Those beau
.iful Box-tocd Bntton Caters mt
l.. V. BLOND's
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l.. V. BLoND's is the only place in the
city where you can purchase the Box
tocd Button Cutters, now the ladies ia
yOrite
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Mr.. WM. 7. PRITCHARD is a married
man and lives in Grafton, w. Va. On
Friday morning of last week. Mr..
Pritchar1 arose at an early hour, and
like II good husband. proceeded to make
fire and arrange things generally for
the morning rcpast. After receiving his
witc's orders aS 10 the manner III which
the potatoes should be cooked, and
while seated in the performance of the
domestic operation of peeling the
same, pistol shot was fired from near
the hall door, the ball piercing the outer
rim of the ear and entering the head near
the surface of the ear drum, passing for
ward around the skull and under the
scalp to point above and near the right
eve. where it lodged. Mr.. Pritchard
was stunned by the shock, but soon re
covered. Circumstances seemed to point
to the wife. Mr.. Elite Pritchard, rs the
perpctrator of the crime, and she was ar
rested and required to give bail in the
sum of $1,000 for her appearance at
Court.
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The Municipal Court meets this morn
ing at ten o'clock.
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EVERYBODY excepting th" lee men
are having too much of it.
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The City Council will hold IFS last
regular meeting Tonight
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The REGISTER will contain the latest
news from Charleston tomorrow.
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TnE Legislature and Supreme Court
OF Appeals convene in Charleston to-day.
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TuE weather was Of a mildcr character
last night.
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FERREL's is the place for cheap dry
good, and carpets now.
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SHIRT Bosoms of 30 different styles, at
BELLS
No. %, Eleventh street
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ArIGMY intellectually, invariably calls
his sup"rrors fools.
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THE ticket gives general satisfaction.
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THERE are not So many candidates
now.
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Fos silk Dress Goods at dead cost, 90
wv FERREIs.
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OUR city fathers will talk Tonight.
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County CoURT.-The Court met at
the usual hour Yesterday morning, Judge
Cochran on the bench.
The defendant in the case Of Joseph
r. Downs Is Alexander Kemple, failed
to appear, and judgment by default Was
entered for plaintiff for $lll.92.
In the case of Martin " Redman rs.
VI. Stein and F. j. Rothacker, judgment
for costs WAS rendered for plaintiffs
against defendants.
In the case of the State rs. Ellen Shan
ley, the copias heretofore issued was re-
turned not found. An alias cGpias was
then issued, made returnable forthwith.
As vet there has been no return.
In the case of Anton Reymann rs. I.
Laramie, in attachment, a. T. Garden
claimed the proceeds of sale of seats in
lieu of rent. The Court ordered them
to be used tor that purpose.
Joseph Dietrich, Il native Of Prussia,
was admitted to citizenship.
Charles Lauter and Benedict Fendle,
natives of Germany, were admitted as
citizens.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at Q o'clock.
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dnpS surely and cifcctunllN cohllol tltill.
The testimony of our best clllHehS, oi an
classes establishes the fact, that CHERRY
PICTORIAL. will and does relieve ana cure
The affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. me
most dangerous affections OF the Pullni-
nary Organs yield to its power: ana eases
of Consumption, cured 10y this preparation
are publicly known, so rcnarkhDb hS
hardly To be believed, were proven beyond
disDrta. Asa remedy IL is adequate, on
which the public may rely Tor fuli protec
ton. BY curing Coughs, the lortTuhhvis
bf more serious disease. II saves unnum
Orrcd lives and amount OF suffering notH
b5 computed. II challenges irlni MOI
conyiuccS the most Skepttcal. Every
family should keep II on hand as pro
lection against the early ANA unPerceiE'd
attack of Pulmonary Auctions "hlch
are easily met ut first, but whlch becomes
iucurablc and often fatal, II neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence; ana II Is
unwisp TO be without il. As q safeguard
r., children amid the distressing diseases
Which brsrt the Throat and Chest OF
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL Is lnN"lua-
bile: tor by its timely use, multltuucS are
rescued from premature graves, ana saved
to TIA" love and an"Cllnh vi, III
II acts speedily and surely against "TiI-
nary colds, securing sound ana Htitlih-
rnstOrinp sleep. No one Will suffer trOu-
blrsomr Influenza and painful Bronchltis,
when they know how easily thtE can DE
cured. t,,.,i,,,,..
III S'1I.c,SSfuI chemical investigation, no
rnst or toll is spared i'm making every Dol
~. fhn utmost possible perfection. II
,,,.,, Inc coIlfidcntially relied upon as pos
.,.iup, ali the virtues II has ever exhibit
cd. and capable of produc'
memorable rs the greatest
PREPARED BY
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Police CoURT.-The Police Court
room presented more lively appear
ance Yesterday morning than it has for a
week past. There were five cases dis
posed Of.
Madame Christina Bachman, charged
with keeping house where falling angels
resort, was fined twenty dollars and
costs, which she paid with slight MUIR
mur.
Frank Bachman, the accredited hus-
band of tn" above party, was fined twenty
dollars and costs Tor resisting an officer.
In default of payment he was committed
to jail for thirty days.
Jacl, Flynn and Jas. Oregon w"r"
each fined five dollars and costs for
drunkenness, but execution was suspend
cd on condition that they would leave
the city, which they forthwith proceeded
to do.
George Frazier, charged with disOr-
derby conduct, paid Il fine of five dollars
and costs
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Go To Waverly Hall and hear the hu-
morous ana popular lecturer tonight.
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Go TO Waverly Hall and hear the hui
morous and popular lecturer tonight.
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LOWELL, MASS
AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI
For Diseases of the Throat and LmgS,such
rs Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough,
BrOnchistS, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among the great
dis VCricS Of
modern science,
that are of more
real valuetO man
kind than this FL
fcctuul remedy for
all diseases Of the
ThrOatand Lungs.
A vast trial Of its
virtues, through
out this and other
Countries, has
shown that 1t
0H
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Go To Waverly Hall and hear the hu
morous and popular lecturer tonight.
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DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.
Harmonious Action and n Good Tick.
Nominated.

The Democratic City Convention met
in the chamber of the Second Branch Of
Council in the City Building, yesterday
afternoon, pursuant to the call made BY
the Executive Committee. Every dele
gate but one WAS present ana
the lobby of the chamber
was literally packed with people, show
ing that the action of the Convention WAS
looked forward to with great deal Of
interest.
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SEVERAL arrests We're made yesterday,
for violation of an ordinance of our
city, which requires owners or occupants
of property to remove snow and lee from
the pavement in front Of such property.
Among those arrested was the President
of our City Council, +. &. Morgan, the
father of the ordinance, the wharf and
the big water works engine. They were
all fined, and allowed 10 go on their way
rejoicing. Several more cases ar" pend
ing. and will be disposed Of to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-15

Dr. Louis A. Boswell of Alabama claims to have
invented practicable flying machine, which he
describes as fish that swims in the air, equipped
with the power to drive and guide himself through
the medium in which he floats, just as the natural
fish, by the use Of his fms and tail and the gyra-
tons ofits body, drives and guides ,mself through
the medium in which he Goats.