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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

AMrf u nAAsS4-kmut ii ca,ap%d ~ 4
parasite fungus long kno~n h. be,~ni.ts
By the name VI t'asope Maids. and u hs.
frequently t~en d-~ciii+d aud hgu,va III
botanical works. IT. development ~ grow.
y Aiso pretty we'll understood. Tbs tunen@
gro~s From very minute spores. which arr
proslncsd BY mlliuns hut exactly ~ to
how theas sros~s f~sei and .nfssi the grow.
INK corn. ! cAn find nowhere any definite
Information. nor have ssen any data r.ln-
tive 10 prss~ntvss. We are iss, here "
surmlss, and Analo.i-..
Smut IN wheat h produced hy similar
fungus. similar IN i,s botanical character,
n its rssul,s. and this whss, .smus fungus
= mnch bstssr known. II v proved th~,
thIs gains Access TO ths plan, through tin
sssd. The spores ar~ sticky and adhere ~
The sound grain ~ hArves, o. iA,ysAing. anil
are Gown with ID. seed wheat. Al The new
wheat plant grove. the fungus develops
With Il IN due nms. rp~ninI isa s,nrcs u,
harvest The spores may hs killed and III.
crop saved by soaking The s~~d wheat in
strong brine. " In weak solution Of snl-
rhais of copper. commonly known ~ hlne
vi,iiol Or blue r.on~, rlhs proportions " 4
~ two 10 nvs onnc~a Vi thu cr, s,sls ,,sr
bushsl Of wh~Atl II would b~ ~vil 10 ny
tAs same r~tnedi~s With coru. have SER,
t,,,, ,nevlniuun.,.d, iu. have no inforna.
.ion ~ 10 tha rrsll,s. Corn-smut Ia raj =. !,
abundant sno,sh to Affect ,l.s eiup. aud il
Ir,nsir.li, ,l,-r,lrd lrcsn1s /. IL po.soav,.4
u ,h~ cattle, s,--rt.l. H,trr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

MsrMop ~ RAISING TrHxxvs. Our meth.
cd oi raIsing youn. inrk.ys |. ~ folio~s
--ws take thsm fro, ths nest N soon n.
hwichsd and, ~ - term II. raise them hy
hand. We put them In srap her, wi,h !.
little iins hay on the ho.,on,, and OH pies.
M. days lvt them out On lstln. the.a
up 1t night In their hos~a. w sprinkle osal'
thsa little sulphur. covering III. loxcs vita
cloth And putting them whore thsy will n
warm. We have 10 b~ very careful about
keeping svsryshins elan Ahou. tasir hoA~s
and runwAys. W. hal forty brought 10
ths house about four weeks aKu and y.
treated thsm ~ above, with loss Of only
one. W. givs them Lon In their drinkir.
~Aisr 70 Strengthen them and sulphur IN
their food " kssp them loose, and sprinkle
II ossr than 10 kssp on vsrmin. With
cleanliness aud plenty of plain food there
will b. no trouble In raising them by hand.
! ssvsr found salt luxurious 70 them In
hssAd Or mashed ro,Atoss - they com~
from The sabls. When hey A,~ four wssks
old allow thsm 10 taks cAss Ut themselves.
bslny careful 70 hxvs ths.n proIsrly housed
nighis md In rainy weather. w never
iced aora msA Or curdlsd milk, nothing hns
boilsd or baked POTATOES tAs Arst t~p
wssks, then corn nsal mixsd With boiled
poia.oss and little sulphur. Curlie,l milk
aud corn ars binding 10 young turk~ys and
hicks. which h tho causs Ok great loss.---
CSs. Rsrai NeW Yorker.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

Or vssp vca HaMRs. - An accurate
farmer hAs furnished tho C1sntvy Os.tir-
MAN statement VI Nj. experiment With
fssslluv cnt feed and meal 70 BIZ horsss. A.
oompAnisd with weighing and measuring.
H~ cu.s oats and straw shout Nh Inch lo.lg
with ! raw hide cylindsr machine and
,his chopped straw u then tsvA'sd with corn
n,sAl aud bran missd IL about s4nKl quan-
t,i~s - 10 weight. - that each horse har
about bushsl of cut feed and ,hr~s quart.
Of the maal aud bran t~ic~ In each day.
Eomsti,nsa hay II cnt instead of oAt.straA
or 10th Ass mixed. II u found that ~,
hundred pounds I~r week Of thia mixture
" corn-insAl aud brsn. addict 10 ths uut
feed. viii keep pair of working horses In
The bsst oonditlon. TAis. h. II satisfied from
experiment. II issx than tsn-tAiris c.xf u
ksspiao tAsw On sacst. dry aNd wAsla erals
The cosn-snsal slons u NOT - gooA for
horses - when MIXED with Lr.h. An a.
csllsnt nsAl y made 81 ground OATS III.
'oddsr y out BY horse power, on stormy o..
-psrs days, AnA stored In large hins, - =
% furnish Al~s.- surplns ~ hand.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

Mons suits Iosas ..An csrT bs.pgp
i kipp4 IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

70 soipxx brA~s handily c,.s : pA~c~ of
sinfoll of ths slxs VI the surfaces TO ~ poi.
d.,rd then pain, over ths surface With
solution of sAl-AmmoalAc place tho sinioll
between The rl~e~s, and apply ) hot irun
until the Mneoil y melted.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-03

4 negro 1nsea. do'terri t~a patients i.
Must pe'ns, III. - ball, .na. th,y dlesl.
Thor friends 'n"k tl,s IGi,os,cr Into ,fr
wooaA ard whipped Lim Until III 4iul.s
followed hs s!ss,lns,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

The Court of Al pal has unsni.
mously affirmed the decision OF Judge
McMansnia, in the case Of Thomas C..
Jones. charged with usurping the Of.
dee Of Clerk Of the Court of Appeals.
We applaud the decision, and trust
that M Democrat will allow his hasti.
ly formed opinion from misr presenta.
iion of the case. to cause him l., cast a
reflection upon the pure minded Judi.
ciary Of our State. The cuntesting
Board committed error of Judgment,
which, though an error, reflected hon.
or on them for their fealty toprinciple.
The whole bugaboo was the result of a
radical trick, To produce discord in our
party, aud we hope it will fail with
the decision ofthe Court Again VIC
~, spprove the Courts decision.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

We do not very seriously regret
that . personal controversy has begun
between Gen. Williams and Col. Sto.i-
dard Johnston, aspirants for Cover
nor, though such controversies are
dangerous in a party canvass. Gen.
Williams is q consulnate demagogue,
OF the most approved and despissble
sort. and though gentleman in every
eense OF the word-a soldier and pa
triot-his pretentions very far exceed
his abilities. He is SO disgu,tingly
conscious of his own greatness that
q word spoken sgains, his animation
for Governor by the Convention, is
an offence which the General deems
objectionable. Col, Johnston is a
match for Williams, being cooler in de.
bats, and more polished AID gentle
manly in deIneanor before an audi.
encs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

Brazil, with population Of II,
900. 000. and an area of immense ex.
vent. has had several Kings to abdi-
cate it, throne, and the present. ruler.
Don Pedro, one Of the wisest, most
liberal and enterprising Kings the
Empire ever had, now talks Of abdica.
ting. Slavery is being gradually abol
ished, the slave trade with Africa is
es,irely checked. and the country is
on the highway to point al the front
ank Of the nations Of the earth. Dur.
ring the civil war, and subsequent
therein. many Southern gentlemen re-
moved thither with their slaves, and
there 10 quite . respectable "colony"
Of them in the coffee regions of the
Empire. This part Of the climate is
similar to that of our extreme South
ern States.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

BE ye also ready" for the Miller
ties, a sect Of religionists, which w
thought dead years ago, now prophecy
that this sinful world will melt with
fervent heat and al things therein ex'
pire on the 18th of June next. This
is about the forty-fifth time they have
set day for the awful exhibition. We
had rather they had fixed upon a less
delightful month OF the year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

The different European COUNTRIES
have issued . decree prohibiting the
shipping of American Irish potstoe'
TO their shores, for fear that the terri
bic Colorado potato bug might be in
troduced to their country by that
means. We do not know that the
shipment Of the potato would take the
bug or not, but we do know that such
an edict will make eaters" plenty and
cheap Mt home.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09
The Beecher scandal has been goin

The Beecher scandal has been going
on so long that we are sure all the peo-
pie 81 the country have grown tired Of
it. Beecher. himself, has been on the
witness stand for the past several days,
and it is not known when he will 70
tire tberefrom. The trial has now last
ed over eighty days, and it is likely to
hold many days longer, including the
argument Of counsel.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

WHAT THE Courts SAY.-In Ten
nessee and Maryland the higher courts
say that each State must make its
own laws on the Civil Rights Bill.s
this opinion is sustained by all the best
legal talent in the West and South,
and nearly all in the North. Every
test which has been made so far. he
fore the Chief Justices. has resulted
adversely 10 the measure.
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". p. waltss, EAIsss and Prsprietsr.
7. Y. wsl,cs, Jr., Buslae~ xsssgsr.


VS. clip the sollowiug from the
Louisville Commerciai; Is suggestions
- 70 the means Of changing our
stats Constitution are we'll made:
The stankrd lHrEssoR JouRxAL
has a sensible article, reminding the
people Of the vote 10 b. taken in Au.
susi upon calling . Constitutional
Convention. and urging its rssders %
vote for o convention. The psople
shovld bear in mind that the real quss-
tiou before them now is, whether they
will resume that control over their
Sate Constitution which the present
Constitution s,ught to deprive them
of The right Of the people TO alter.
reform, or abolish their government
In such Q manner as they think prop
e." Is a clarcd by our Con. titu,iou u
Be ''inalicnable and indeieasible,' and
yet that same Constitution contain.
provisions expressly intended To de
prive the people Of this right. Tn,
method Of making amendment. to il
OF OF getting new Constitution, which
II prescribed, is 80 tortuous and 50 lia
bic TO obstruction that even when the
people are unanimous in favor of q
change it takes them years to bring il
about. II the vote in August 10 IN In
vor Of q convention. il will he the duty
of the next Legislature 10 puss . Law
submitting the same question to the
people at the August election in 1877,
and If the vote then is in favor II
a convention, the next Legislature
must pace an act providing for the cleo
ton on tho first Monday 10 August,
1873, Of delegates 10 a convention,
which must assemble three months
thereafter. The movement to, yet.
ting q new Constitution According "a
the method laid down by the present
one has begun, and IL it is checked at
any stage Of it, progress, we are afraid
that the people will never again have
patience to follow is slow Processes
again; aud, though We hold that ths
people have full power To change their
Constitution in other ways. various
reasons ON b given Why It 10 better
that the mode laid down by the Con-
stitution should be followed. The on
ly way IN make sure that il will b FOL-
lowed y fur the psop:e to vote in Au-
gust In hvos Of . convention. That
u the 6rst step. They will then have
two years more 10 think about the
matter before they will be called ON
again to say whether they bold to the
same mind. II they do. and vote u
gain in 1877 in favor Of convention,
then will be the time for discussing
the changes that ought to be made.
The great thing 70 secure drst is the
right n make changes when they de-
sire to do %. That right the present
Constitution takes away flum them.
aud. in that respect, II in no other, it
ought to be changed"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

TIM LATEST News. latest
kilograms from the North, assures us
that there was no election IN Rhcie
Leland fsr Governor. and more than
this, the legislature 81 that stsss 10
quite uncertain. Great rejoicing .
now being had over the result Of the
election. The Democrats and Con.
servstives may have the victory. but
Il the Radicals have Il, then Il is only
by a small majority, and surely not
large enough for that party TO boast Of.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

IT is estimated that 1t will cost our
overnment $4,000 to carry the Con
gressional delegation in the steam
Yacht. Dispatch. To Mexico aud re-
turn. These people are able to bear
their own expenses. and We see no rea-
son 6r their ''sponging" upon the coun
try at large.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

The Msysville Eog'e says that the
weekly pres Of Kentucky hes done
more to build up and cement the
Democratic party,than all other thing
combined, and have got les thank,
and credit for u.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

IT IL too bad that while the coun.
try !. threatened with the danger Of q
war with Mexico. Il should ct the sams
Tins be disturbed with rumos Of the
resignation Of Lieut.. Col. Frcierick
Grant Il never rains but Il pour. -
Leuisville Ledger.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

IT 10 repor,ed that the rsbelIious
Cubans are nearer to Independence
now than at any other time in the his
tory of their war with Spain, and that
Alfonso hss but . poor chance to sub.
due them. With the Csrlists at home
to tickle him in the ribs, and the in
habitsnts of the "gem Of the Antilles
to pull his hair, We can very well zee
how it is next to impos.ibls to crush
the war for Independence.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

TEE Democratic Governor Of New
Jersey has appointed . negro to the Of
fee Of Notary Pubic, yet the Radical
papers, says the Cosrier.Journai arr
making a great fuss about il. Where
fore?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

IT seems to be very childish and
ridiculous in Mr. Sherman. one Of
Bsschers counsel. to sit up in the
grave court room and cry whenever
Beeeher says anything affecting.
Probably Mr.. Shearman has an onion
In bis packet. which be draws out as
occasion requires
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

A GREAT victory for the Democrats
Is reported from Connecticut. Their
present Democratic governor, ]. H
Ingersoll.is reelected BY about 1000
majority. and. there have been TIRES
out Of four Democrats elected 70 Con.
gress. Thus has this gallant State
put the seal Of condemnation upon
Grants aspirations for = third tsrm'
and thus hns she denounced his ruin
Gus policy. All hail Connecticut!
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

The majorities of each Of the three
Democratic Congrs-smen just elected
In Connecticut Is by no means insignif,
cant, because they range from 500
to $4,000. and this was glory enough
for one day, even for whole year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

ewNork,-rLIoash passengers can ehangs care
81 Lebanon function arriving at Cincinnati June.
ton In time 10 connect With shsr Line trains A.
irving al Cineiansti a SIS. This train connects
o. 4 NJ r. Il. leave Msia dspst In Louisville on ar.
rival VI trsin from stanford. ~ this liss ed By
U, Nail Line Steamers pssssnsens connect tas eli
S.'i a. ssi Inc w M.nss :.S S.
beyond leave Lebanon Junction SIS '. y. Going
BY Mos,xomssy line 10 kssAvilis and points be-
yond Leave Lebanon Juaetion Al 2;e2 a. \. Irsias
leave Louisville daily, except sunday, ct . u .. m
and run 10 Richmond without change Paaseagrss
can leave Louisville at iois and ossstsks this train
Lebanon Junction.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

Al the paper are now praising
old ex-Trea<urer Spinner for his hon.
er,y. capacity and integrity. II the
half he true that is said Of him, il is
downright calamity to the country
that he resigned bis place. It Is said
that he supcriuierded the handling Of
more than fifty-6ve thousand millions
Of dollars during his fourteen years Of
Office, and that not one dollar In .
million was lost. What other Trsas-
urcr can show such q recordf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

ALTHOUGH the yellow foyer is report
ed to be at Key West. ii does not ssem
to be barrier to those who desire 70
visit that Lsskty.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09
NOTICE.
u.s.. INTERNAL 1IvHuUH
SPECIAL TAXES /!
Nay LIST, 1875, to April 30, 1876.

The kevissd Statutes Of the United States, Sec
tions SEA s7. ssss. and s1ss. require thsi every
Psrs"s engaged In any business. avocatioa 90 en-
ploymeat which renders him liable to . SPECIAL
TAX, To PROCURE AND PLACE COSsPICU-
ousLy IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE
ot BUSINESS STAMP denosing the pay men,
Of ssid SPECIAL TAX for the spscisi Tsx Yea,
bssionins Nay I, 1878. before eommsneiss OF con-
'inuins bs'insss sfssr April %. 1915.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

HcN. Carl ScHURs lsctursd on Cd.
ucat,on TO crowded house in Lex
ington last Monday night. People in
large numbers Aocked 10 hear him
from the adjoining oosntiss.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

FouR or Eve yess since q man, .
citizen Of Kentucky, was murdered at
or near Bloomington, Indiana. His
name was Moore, and bis remains will
be brought to this State for burial.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09
READ THIS
stage q TERHUNE.
CABINET MAKER &
NDeRTAKERs,

wsald respectfully inlorm the eitiz.ns Of Stan
ford and vicinity that they have opened shop and
are prepared TO DO all kinds Of work In their line .,
@ most rsssoases .s,s. uSass'.lias .pss.si,s =,
CAsss and Cssksu Plain. cheap CoGns made "
order on shogt notice. Thsy kssS
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

sl.ass !. x..s vile, Sss.ss. s Is%.
6oSils. HsU 0slesss, JseEsss VILE,
Ticket O0os u pspoi.
cP. ATNoRf, Gssl Pas. 4 Tisst Az
VI! Asr.ovr, AZ, Stamford. Fy'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

GEN. LEE surrendered ten ysan
ago to-day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09
4 NEAT hEARsE

shep % bspot ',rss. slo's co~asssiI HossI
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

The Tsxes Embraced within the
Provisions Of the Law above
Quoted are the FOLLOW.
ing, via:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

R'cSsra'. j-.-iry ssors wr fisso and orTsn rea.
inf, o. hep.irins .iii ,. promptly attended to W
isi-u
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

The p.tisioucrs, a A. Niadlstou and Mary y
Middlesos, having aied In the Clsrks once Of The
Lincoln Circuit Court 10 vsrsttoa. pray log that
Mary \. Middleton ~ esnpov,rrd BY jsaes-at 81
said court 70 vse, enjoy, I'll, aud csavey ~ her
eva beo<At any property she nay ovu " acluire.
fres ftos The claim ss debts of ker husband A.
Middleton, snd make contrnets. and ~ susd -
<nsss ~ asd srsde In her evs NAME aud " dis-
poe Of her pscpsr.v 81 vili az dsei cthesv ss.
II " therefore erierra ~ the undersigned Ciesh
Il sid curt that the notcr Il sHid psstica and IL
ohjerts 10 pabiished In the fsssv.~ .lbsrasi. .
newspaper published In the tsvn ~ Sssaford tvo
vsskly iu.sstisss net l~s thsa ten days below the
nsxt Al ril term ef said court
wi,ss- D. 3. Edmis,op, cIst Of said court shis
2sth day of March, 1875.
a copy -sttess y. Epxssrcs, c. L. &C.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-09

r-spe.tfsiiy annesece 70 ,hs pabiie tAst Aav,
NY nsv .ai AL narnishsf I'D eosspsses n III 10
aud guarantee satisfsrtion. win aaks yoa frusl
y to 70 pounds II god a~sr :re~ . bushsl q rel
uheat Al ws sd " trial We shall ssd~avss sl
all time 10 hssp neal sd aour foe sule. We N
prepared With lots and roons - thss psrssas q I
dstancs eaa cone 80 stay ~ suha ssi have thsis
grinding done 81 night
leo-t-2m , ~ ROv
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THE TRADES.

TIE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH MINT,
25 Broadway have unsurpassed facilities for doing
az kinds OF Printing with unusual promptnoss and at
moderate Prioss
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TlRovIDENCR And sTONlNGTON STEAMSHIP 90
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
STONfNGTON LINE
From piar b North RIVER of street tho ela
CANT STEAMERS RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSErr
daily except Sun1aysf ats p "
PROVIDENCE LINZ.
From pier "a North River. foot Of Robinson street the
stea mships BLE IRA aud GALAfEA daily except
snadayJ ats T. ~
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WANTED-nRsT CLASS GUNsMITHs CLARK
w sAhIDkR At West Pratt street Baltimore
WANTED-A FIRST GLASS ENGINEER, OAPAhL5
w Of acting as fireman II required Address SbPEh'
INTBNDENI EKW YORK HERALD
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rTrO cHARTER-fHE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE
for excursions pcnics, parties and sunday schools
Apply o. No tuilou strast ia The AFTERNOON
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A PLEASANT EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK AND
II retnrn;-Satu rday afternoon, June 20, 1875 tie
steamer TWILIGHT, o. the Long Braach line Captain
Rector street r. M returning VIII arrive pier
att Il. VI. Fare for the round trip, ST. This is the
coolest and most delightful sail in tho vicinity OF Kew
YORK, afordlng fine view OF New York Harbor the
NarrowA the fortihcstvns sandy Hook and the High
lands W. s. SNEDEN General Manager
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DEOPLg'3 LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA
a leaves daily. az . Y. NJ Sundays cxcepteh from
sisr y N0clh River 00t Of Canal street.
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General Homework, &c.

a. wE5T 18TH sT-A YOrSG LADY. AGED II
LED ntghly Accommodated aud 81 cheerful disgositio
y bou.ekeeber. wdowers family preferred. Cali a
.he we@k
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WANTED no PURCHASE.

VTANTED-TO PURCHASE A SECOND HAND SAFE
w not ~ - than feet wide by eet high muss
be in rood order every Address box ~ Herald Of
dee.
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o. WEST nsr STA LADY or REFINEMENT A.
- hous@keepar ~ would take charge ~ 4 house fol
TIE Summer reference given and required Address
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ION wHST 10Th Sr-As sEAMsTREss AND MAID
lou and he setf generally useful would Like
% travel with a family the summer monins bes city
reference.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03

PEEsoNAL--Mr. Harry Shirts of
Washington, Pennsylvania, tenders his
beautiful grove to the English Lutheran
Sunday School and its many friends for
Thursday next, August 5tn. The invita-
ton has been accepted and special
train chartered to take the hundreds to
see Washington and its surroundings.
Mr.. Zeycly, Superintendent Of the Sun
day school, can tell our readers all
about ii.
We call attention to the commUn!ca-
ton of Bishop Kan, III explanation Of
his position on the schoolquestion, which
appcars in another column.
Rev. j. &. Armstrong, rector of St.
Matthews Church, has left the city on a
four weeks vacation.
Judge Lay, of Richmond, brother Of
Bishop Lay OF the Episcopal church,
spoke at St. Mathews church, Sunday
night, in favor Of the advancement oftne
brotherhood of the church.
Billy Scharf the champion oar.man
of Pittsburgh, is in the city, ana will re-
main a few days.
Ed. Powell Of the Columbia Boa, Club
Of Pittsburgh arrived in the city last
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