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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-02

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs.-ln making
your selection of Piano or Organ, don't
fail to examine the stock Of Mcssrs.
Adams " Lucas, 1927 Market street.
The instruments they represent, viz: The
Steinway, Knabe and Emerson Pianos,
the Mason X llamin and Smith Amcri-
can Organs, are universally acknowl-
edged to be the leading instruments ofthc
world, and taken together they make an
assortment 50 varied that no one cal fail
TO be suited in the selection of On instru-
mcnt, either rs to price or quality. In
asmuch rs many INSCRIPTIONS dealers
offer for sale instruments of questionable
character and inferior quality, 1t would
be well 10 bear in mind the fact that but
few persons buy more than one mstru-
mcnt in lifetime, hence the necessity of
making careful selection, tor, rs thou
sands OF experienced parties can testify,
it is cheaper, safer and better 10 buy in
struments of established reputation, of
cook and responsible makers, that to risk
money in doubtful experiments.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was about on stand last
evening, with , feet 6 inches in the
channel
The Science departed for Petersburg
Yesterday morning with good trip.
There was no Steubenyille boat yes
terday.
There will be no Cincinnati boat today
The Fanchon has been detained 10y
having some repairs done. She Will
probably arrive tomorrow evening.
The I'd Hornbrook is on the docks I'M
dergolng repairs.
The Mallie Ragon is the Parkersburg
boat this morning ut IL o'clock.
The Tempest will leave for New Mar
tinsvilc this morning ut 10! o'clock.
Capt. Ed. Hornbrook bet II four dollar
hat yesterday that there would be six
feet OF water at this point by Sunday
evening.
The local packets are making their
regular trips.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH. October River about
Is inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, October l.-Clcaring up
this evening. Cold; mercury 90 to 81
degrees. River feet and about station
AIRY. Down-Evansville, EddyyIlc,
Fawn. Up-B. II. Cook, Geo. Roberts,
Glasgow. Business active.
MEMPHIS, October l.-River fell 10
inches. Departed-T. n. Miller and
Ella Hughes, Arkansas river; Mary
Houston and Glencoe, New Orleans st.
Genevievc st. Louis; Capital City,
Vicksburg; latter last night.
CNCINNATI, October River e feet
7 inches and falling. Weather clearing
tonight. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling.
Departed-Fanchon, Wheeling.
ST. LOUIS, October 1.-Arrived-Bay
ard, Hannibal; Lake Superior, st. Paul;
johnson, Keokuk; julia, Nicksburg,
Departcd-City Of Alton, New Orleans;
Bayard Hannibal; Lake Superior, st.
Paul; johnson, Kcokuk; Belle Of Mem
phis, Memphis. River fallen inches.
Weather clear and cooler.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-02

SELECT DANCING School. Professor
Mulen's fourth season, will open at Neu-
hausen's Assembly Hall, on Market street
next Tuesday, October 9th. The
class for ladies, misses and masters will
form at 4 o'clock and continue till 81
o'clock. The gentlcmen's class will form
on the evening of the same day at Melo-
deon Hall on Main street, opposite the
Bank OF Wheeling, from 8 TO 10 o'clock,
sharp. Ladies and gentlemen come and
learn to waltz, then YOU can enjoy the
dance and enjoy the music better and not
make any mistakes. 1t is an accom-
plishment that all should possess.
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Cal fSES.
BEAUTIFUL fall styles of hats just re-
ccived ut Chas. r. Behlcr's, opposite
PostotIice. Fine silk hats for s. 90.

CERTIFICATE OF lNCoRroRATIoN.-
Secretary of State Hedrck, yesterday
issued the following certificate of incor.
tlon.
To the Charleston Wharf Boat Com
pany, for the purpose of carrying on the
whariiug business, transferring and haul
ing freight and other articles by druyS
wagons, and other vehicles and merch-
andi>lng and dealing in dry goods, gro
cerie>, produce and all other articles of
trade, VII, Be corporation shall have its
principal office or place OF business nj
Charleston, kanawha county, and is to
expire on the 2jth of September 1898.
The sum of $1,000 has been subscribed
and paid in ON the capital stock OF the
said company with the privilege Of in
creasing the same to $4,000. The fol-
lowing gentlemen are the incorporator>:
W. J. Bell, w. .Ico Cakes, &. W. IL.
Bell, Cornelius Gslosrt, Ebenezer Onkes,
all of Charleston.
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STORAGE FOR THE STATE PROPERTY
Martin, the famous Market street res
t0'Tote,r, says h. hears good deal said
about the difficulty OF obtaining storage
for the State property lately brought To
this city from Charleston. He just wants
to say that if any Of the State officers
want to store away anything, if they
will come To his restaurant, they can
store away Is many oysters Tor other COOL
things in the eating line) Us they may
desire for the moderate sum of fifty cents.
The best OF fish, flesh and fowl are al-
ways ON hand, and Martin serves them
up in tirst-clasS Stvle.
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TRUE lSwARDNEss OF THE STEU-
BExvILLE BOAT RACE.-The dispatches
announce that both men, Dermarsh, of
Pittsburgh, and Pcdsrilt, of Chicago, got
oil together, and that PrIgrift was beaten
by four boat lengths; but claimed foul
which induced the referee to declare
the race draw. The truth is
that Pcdgrift was allowed three
boat lengths, 90 feet ut the start Den
marsh had in distance of 800 yards,
when opposite Market street, overcome
the distance and WAS even with him,
when, for Secoud, the oars became
locked. Still Pedgrift did not stop then,
as he should have done, had he intended
to claim foul, but rowed on. contesting
the race to the end At tho close, Den
marsh was at least fifteen boat lengths
ahead, having won the race easily.
Then Pcdgrift claimed the foul, and the
race was declared draw.
1t is plain that such claim and such
decision were absurd. Denmarsh hay
ing demonstrated at the start that he
could easily win the race, could have
had no obj 'ct in iouling, and Pedgrift by
continuing to row, showed that he had
no idea at first of making any such claim
Then for the foul to be allowed, but still
the race declared n draw, instead Of
being awarded to Pedgrift, was most
unhcard of proceeding, and showed that
even the referee did not have impudcnce
enough to carry out fully the game.
1t is stated that Mr.. j. G.. Collier, the
referee, himself had bets on Ped
GRIT, and il 50 the anx-
iety to declare the race draw and
so let all bets be of explains his conduct
EThis is the true inwardness of the boa!
race. Any one can see how much justice
has been displayed.
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LEcruKE.-W. w. Arnett, Esq, be-
gins course of lectures on Commercial
Law. before the students of the National
Business College, on Monday next, at !
O'Clock, and will lecture on Monday of
each week at the same hour.
All students, whether they have COM
pleted the course or not, are particularly
requested to be present at that hour, al
so business men that can drop in, will be
mladlY received
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judge Crmmer.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Judge Crmmier
The court met ut theusual hour yestcr-
day morning.
The case of Hubbard and Clark, as
signecs, VS.. Thomas Sweeney was con-
tiuued until next term.
The case of Hubbard and Clark, AS
signecs, VS.. David Crawford was contlnu-
ed until next term.
The case of j. &. Smith " Son VS.. Mary
J. Merge ct al. was argued and submitted
to the court.
An order was entered in the case OF
ELAN Barr Ell al. VS.. John Simpson ct a..
confirming the sale of property.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The
following are the transfers of real estate
entered into the County Clerk office for
the week ending, FridayOctober l, 1874:
Deed made Sept "a, 1875, by John Z.
Mendel, to j. ). Jordan for all his real
and personal property. Admitted Sept.
"a; $l.OO.
Deed made August q, 1875 by K. w.
HaAclett and others 10 Barney A. Nc
Entee for one-half of lot Is, square 20,
in Eighth ward. Admitted September
"A; 800.
Deed made September s, 1875, by the
Board of Education to Virginia Baird
for lots II, II and Is, in square -, Buna
Vista. Admitted September IS, 1915;
$50.
Deed made September 2S, 1873, by
Virginia Boird and husband to }. d.
Prayer, for lot II and one-halt of lot y,
in square %, Buena Vista. Admitted
September %; $40.
Deed made August %, 1915. by Jas.
p. Rogers and wife to John W. c. Smith
and wife, for one.half of lot 81, Island.
Admitted September %, 1915; 500.
Deed made September 81, 1873, by
VIM. Dixon and wife to James K. Jones
for his right and title IN Jonc and Dix
on's farm, and lot IL, IN square IL, Jo-
seph CaldweiIs addition. Admitted
September 2Si S27j.
Deed made June 8, 1873, by 7. Slater
and wife and II. Dice, Jr., to Mary
Stooiire for l4i acres and Al pcrchcs of
Maddcns farm near Valley Grove, Ad-
mitted September Is.
Deed made April Dist, 1871, by Geo.
Wchner, Sr., TO \. Wchncr and George
Wehner and wife, for his interest in the
south half of lot No. 4, fronting on Full
ton street. Admitted September 3Oth;
$40.
Deed made September -, 1875, by
w. ii. Caldwell, trustee to the United
States Building and Loan Association,
for part of lot No %. East Wheeling.
Admitted September 18th, 1875; $50.
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us back our laws that they took from US
last winter, or better ones.
On motion of DR.. Plumly, the President
was instructed to furnish the Vice Pres
ident of each township, with a copy OF
the memorial, and urge them to obtain
the signatures of all the voters and wo-
men of the township.
On motion adjourned.
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Accommodation tram leaves Bcllair" at
i:IH =. NJ, and arrives at StcubcuVillc at
6:1E =. ".
Special Accommodation trains icaV"
Bcllarc at $500 "a. IN. and l2:Il p. M;
Bridgeport 9:ij Il. M, and :uu p. m; arrive
at Martins Ferry at 49, a. M. and 10 y.
IN. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II ia a. M, and iuO y. M; bridgeport II -
"a. m, and 3:iOp. M; arrive at Brlluirr at
IL - "A. M, AMI 49, =. M.
Tickets To all principle points in the
East and West can Toe procured At III"
Union Ticket Onicc In Mcclure House, and
at the station AT Bridgeport.
f. X. MYERS,
my2i General Passenger u Ticket Agent.
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For some time past, there has been in
crcasing religious interest mt the English
Lutheran Church on 10th street, and dur
ing this week services have been held on
several evenings, the result of which has
been the decision Of quite number of
persons to unite with the church at the
confirmation and communion service to-
morrow.
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WANTEDTo DIE.-Icstcrday morning
man named Theodore Bach, who lives
in the Eighth ward, attempted to COM
NIT suicide by taking poison. His in
tention was discovered and DR.. Pipes
was sent for who, by remedies, saved the
would-bc suicides life.
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ONE ofthc most Illuminating dIscov-
cries ever made, is announced by II
Lowell man. He says that perfect
remedy for the switching ola cows tai
during milking, is the placing, simply, Of
an old sheet, or oil.cloth, over the cows
back. The flies can't bite through this
armor, and there being no occasion for
switching, the tail don't switch. We
succumbl Bring on your sack-cloth and
ashes! To think that man, infinite in
faculties, should have been eighteen hum
dred years making that ridicuIously easy
discovery! Oh! Carry us away!
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ADVERTISING l. one ot the powers Of
this world. Iti, IN encyclopedia upon
the wall; 1t Knows all or al least talks
about everything with equal sclf-Posses-
sion; history, science, finance, strategy,
commerce. 1t NEEDLES with every sub
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nrr1cr rrAnnnY INsrKNNcE o.. /

Wheeling, W. Va, April =, 1873.
TVHE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of WheHl-
ing, expired April |, 1919, and It's un"Npir-
ell fire business has been rcinSurrd by the
Peabody insurance Company OF Wheel
ing. W. Va, aS shown by the Resolution
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after l.
O'Clock NJ, April /, 1873, under any fire
policy issued 10y the Fire and Marine In
sur.tncc Company, and in force, will bc
adjusted and settled 10y the Peabody In
surance CO''nauy.
j. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

ESTA BLISHED 1870. OFFERS Az ISL
Ia proved course OF study for tlr lf...
teal education OF young men, Ll,.a..
rooms, rchitcd and furnished. N'pmfr
room for ladies. sessions day and ,,r..
ing. Individual instruction given ,.r.
student; also thorough course ~ the I...
lish branches. Call al College other, UIyu
site Mcclure House, or address,
j. VI. FRASIlEE Stu.
agl7yb Wheeling, v. Na
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY COURT wdge Cochra"
This Court met at the usual hour this
morning. =,
In the case of Thomas Fahy VS.. L. NJ.
Davis and others, the jury returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiffs, assess
ing the damages at one dollar and costs,
The case Of T. j. Hays vs.. II. Frank,
WAS ON trial when the Court adjourned.
The Court adjourned until this morn
Ing nj 9 O'clock.
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NEW OUTLET Warrington,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, due
south from Pittsburgh, and one hundred
miles less in distance than by rail around
Wheeling, wants a narrow gauge rail-
road to connect with the Wayncsburg
road and Pittsburgh. The people are in
earnest about the matter, and the road
will likely be buIlt.-PttsJuyh Y,le-
gT0DH
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WHAT becomes of all the maiden
names the young ladies drop when they
marry? This conundrum is more inter
csting than that about the pins.
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DAYLIGHT RoBBERY.-I yesterday AZ
teruoon, an unknown individual entered
the grocery store of Mrs. Hamilton, on
liih street, while the proprietor was in
the back room and broke into the money
drawer, taking all that was to Dc found.
The thief was evidently stranger, but
understood the ropes.
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BASE BALL.-Thc Buckeyes have con-
cludcd to accept the challenge, if the
Clippers of Bcllaire will play at the
Fair Grounds, this afternoon at two
o'clock.
Harry Lukens, the catcher of the
Standards had one of his fingers badly
mashed by catching from Junkin's pitch
ing
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The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company is having sigu-boarIS, showing
distances, put up ut all the station along
the line ufthc road, similar to those on
western roads They are source of in
formation u travellers.
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OPENING OF THE OYSTER SEASON.

\. Ncahausen's confectionery, l227 Mar
ket street. Our ladies will gladly notice
that oysters in every style will be furn-
ished from to-day at NeuhauSen's COM
Portable parors. Only the best brands
OF Tick & Chase, the well known BnIti-
more oyster firm, are kept there, and the
way they are prepared will take all ovs-
ter lovers by storm. The parlors are
well ventilated, and the average tenn
peratUre kept at 700.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
V. Blond is now selling +. c. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoe,
nj 81 80. which have been selling hereto
ore at from So to 81.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
MORGANTO An, w. VA.

TIME HEALTHFULNESS or TNE Dob
CALIrN; Ia" superior hcill'r ..
instruction; the economical, dl>'lH#..
and other advantages offered Law, r....
this Institution dc>rrycdly popular
those who desire To accomplish. rs ,.u..
education under the most Eyuutb..
Cum~lauctS.
Next Term begins September 5lH.
For Catalogue, and miller informant.
address amy OF the Regents uI ul ih" It,..
~. Scpllr~
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uCTlN toHuu'I.
TuEOpERA lluUSE.-Thc fact that the
wcl-known play of east Lynne cou-
pied with the notice that Miss Ada Gray
was to take benefit, served to fill the
Opera House last night with very fine
and critical audience, The plot of the
play is wcll-known. Doubtless every one
present had either seen 1t enacted
on some previous occasion, or were IA
milar with the noYcl upon which
it is founded. Hence all who came, did
so with the idea that if the characters
were well sustained, they would leave the
theatre well pleased. The result proved
that they were not disappointed. Miss
GRAY, in the character OF Lady Isabel,
and Madame Vine showed II good APP
probation of her parts, and enacted
them with satisfaction. As in all plays
of this description, there are
certain portions which are particularly
affecting. So it was with this. In tho
third act, when the Lady Isabel having
deserted her home and husband, returns
under the disguise of governess, Mad
anne Vine, to guard her own children, and
s present ut the death of her son,
is overcome with grief that he should
die "without calling her mother" the cf-
feet was very fine, as numerous wet eyes
among the l.dicS present can testify
The support accorded was really very
good as it has been throughout
the engagement. Mr.. Wayerly, as
"Archibald Carlyle" acted well; Mr..
Harry A. Ellis, as 'Sir Francis Levison,"
the selrcomposcd, easy-5oins scoundrel,
was in his element las Nh actor, while
among the ladies, Mrs. Baker
Us "Mis3 Corney" frequently
brought down the house" In fact all
were up in their parts, and we congratu-
late the public that this company will
most likely appear frequently on our
boards this season.
This afternoon at the matinee "Cam
lie will be repeated, and tonight "Lu-
crctia Borgia and "Sallic Scragss are on
the bills.
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PEESoxAI.-M Manager John \. Ellstcr,
Of the Pittsburgh Opera House, is in the
city, stopping at the McLure House
Augustus Schwrrtie.er and Jacob
Lanfricd will represent William Tell
Lodge and William Tell Encampment
respectively, in the State Grand Lodge,
LOO F., at MnrtinShurg on the 10Th
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STEALING man who finds an arti-
Gle and fails to restore it 10 the owner,
knowing to whom it belongs, is a thief in
the strictcst sense of the term.
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DURING the month of September there
were sINty-oue deeds recorded in the
County Clerks office.
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PIcnsnntnndProtllnhIr EmrIo, mcnl

beautiful" "Chamug," "lh ...
lOvclyw "Whnt ar" they worth.
such are the exclamation, .r rUu-.
see the large, elegant new thrum
duccd 10y the European and Am'
Chrome Publishing 60. Every ...
want them. II requires no jallr-
the pictures; they speak tor 'I
CanyH-ScrS, agents, ana ladil"s
men out at Employment, viii
best opening ever offered 10 a..
For luIl partIru ans send ~iIIui
Dental circular. Address r col
& Co.. 1is Washington street, Eu..
S,sf.s--fu
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Cool weather. Keep watch on the
tip end of your nose and see it turn pur-
nl1
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ONLY one marriage license was issued
during h-t week. During the month of
September there were seventeen issued
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l.. V. BLOND is offering his entire
stock Of misses and childrcr's Colorcd
Shoes regardless of cost.
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NOTICE Great bargains for Cash.-
As | over bought myself in dry goods
and carpets this fall, | will unload at IL
great reduction in prices.
j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th Streets.
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For the people 10 get suddenly fat
step on crap" skin and come down
plump.
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THERE were plenty Of amusclaents
going on last hight.
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Ira man won't net on the square, the
best thing is to deal roundly with him.
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Is the newest dance the feet are glued
10 the floor, and the knees gently undu-
lated.
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CHEAPER THAN EvEE.-Fall dry
g",dS and carpets at
j W. FERRELs
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JACOB BEN r.,
Manufacturer OF
Stogies, Tips and Fine Cigars.
Also manufacturer of the celebrated
SAN DOMINGO SEED TIPS.
oCGJc
at'heeliug Ar9l5trr.
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER =. 1878.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Steamer Market Boy.
HnrRs OF DEPAKTURE.

.yyrs Erllaire at 7and 9::N A. NJ.
/ and 3 80 =. NJ.
Wheeling at $50 and IL AN.
2:;;U aud ) =. NJ.
Bills of lading signed, and small pack
aces attended to If left at
{. IL. BOOTH Il CO.'S Boat store.
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POLICE CougT-Jmige Cranmer.

The following cases were disposed OF
ut the Police Court yesterday morning:
Jacob kcistcr, for disorderly conduct,
was fined three dollars and costs.
Joseph Glass, for drunkenness, WAS
assessed two dollars and costs.
james Howard, charged with drunk
enncSS, was fined three dollars and costs.
John Landmesser was committed TO
Jail for ten days i'll default of payment OF
Il fine of five dollars and costs Tor disor-
derby conduct.
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ST. LOUISLAW SCHOOL.

Law Department OF Washlngluu
UnivcrSity.l
Inc regular annual term of this Jaw
school VIII open on Wednesday. Octob.
cr Ism. no. Full course. two terms. ,.1
months each. Students admitted Co. OIL.
o'ul"I 'Ia>s, on examination, by upp....
lloh on or b",urr October l2th. Iull
~ hI>i year, $50 second year, nclu
use OF Library. For part culnrS nddr,.,
G. NJ. STEW ART hcuu of Law -.
V27rOdSb GI8 ~ Third ST. 81 ...
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EINTRACnT Lodge No. pa, DO. liar.
ugari, celebrated its fifth anniversary at
Turner Hall Thursday night.
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Whole number OF pieces hamdled~,i55,>9a

CLOSING out sale of misses and chill
drcns' colored shoes for the next ten days
AT l.. V. BLoND's,
ll3j Main st.
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE

MONDAY, 9TH SEPTEMBER r.-.
VI Courses OF study are adjusted Ia 81.
the varied purposes OF students, ana 10.
grees are conferred indicative Of prpfr...
scholarship in Arts, Sciences and LEU
Special courses are arranged Tor Pr.
Sional students in Engineering, Prlr-.
Physics and Chemistry, with ample o..
ing in the use OF instruments and mn
ratuS, both in field work and in the !,t'
tory.
Boarding in clubs from 81 to So r.-v...
and at private boarding houses il...,.
To 81 per week.
For particulars send for Cata.u-a. Oh.
Prof. {. l.. LOOS, or
W. X. PENDLETON.
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