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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-15
FOR RENT.

TOR RTE Ng'.
THE DWELLING HOUSE IN THE
northeast corner OF Eleventh and
Chapline street belonging u the estate OF
Mrs. Ella &. Jones, deceased. Possession
given on the list day of April. Apply TO
1. +. JON ~,
u,r42Sif Executor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-15
TEAS.

This branch of our business has for
some years been substantially on the in.
crease, owing to the care we bestow in
buying our stock, and long experience
IN handling TEAS, which:enables US to
offer the trade
Young Hyson,
Hysons,
Gunpowders,
Imperials,
polongs,
Something's,
Japans,
OF all grades at less prices and Of better
qualities than can be bought IN any house
IN the city. We will match any Eastern
house in price and quality.
TiNGLE IL ISHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-15

CAROLINA RICE.
We have in store the
LARGEST STOCK OF RICE
In the market, direct from factors in
IN South Carolina, and are prepared to
offer buyers good goods lower than they
can buy elsewhere, all through the season.
TINGLE L. ISHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-15

EXCHANGE BANK.
Liability OF StOekholders.-.... 100000
This Bank succeeds to the business OF the
Merchants' National Bank, and deals in
coin, coupons, commercial paper, and bills
OF exchange.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Collections made on all points and pro
ceeds promptly RENTED. Accounts OF
bankers and business men solicited. stock.
holders liable to depositors according to
the constitution of the State, the same as
In National Banks.
DIRECTORS:
IN, VANCE, SAML. LAUGHLIN,
{. 8. DELApLAIN, E. n. PAXTON,
HENEY WALLACE =; a a1Ek.E
WIZ. ELLINGHAM.
In. VANCE, President.
SAML. LAUGHLIN, Vice Pres
8JOHN J. JONES. Cashier.
aug
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one square changeable once q week $oo.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts vii be charged double for space
Dottiei C.umn advertisements, 50 per
Loca. NCuIes Is cents per liDe-btt no
local nGl,cA uta be Inserted for less than ONE
All ad> easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for In adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with II will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and cfectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
hair is soon
restored to its
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FROM LEWIS.

The welcome "Kegister'-Weath
and Ayr cultural Prospects, &c.
BIG SKIN CREEK, LEWIS Co. w. VA,
April 4th, 1876.
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21
Sen nnric0c Spraoc.

Gn Spraoe 1if mdltlt9til ol
lpaplereoe unper guerne ptb ri.
pcll9actn | Ydrls ~ bappe | Slan.
Den Ell ven, ipno Stcf, pdl bpis
Saanota9 rar en ter Wulbbclf a.
u0mRrfst Arbelpe. 6n llgler, Der
1if pla to 8rpffer, nQrmepe ia
BAN % bap on Nlmtsle. Spra.
Den 9ap BAN ell lipen Seipmrnt i,
men / Oct lamme frm Ell auoen
VeIlcn I'll ~ uebrep: "pppr tan
De, min Serre. p9re lla fllbeli1
At aipt ben Sfc CT Mlmlsie Saln
mig reres Stct, ~ iel fidl mart
plle Nem. ~ han fan saa nleget
burll9ere END babe % OF jtJ."
Spracen eflcrfcm NumobnInlen,
cg pep BET ferlte Hap taltspe get.
leren Mrpfferne ~ latte dfltep |
tulp Cart, meoens Den lubtn for.
tulgte BAN meo Stotfen / SLam,
Den. Dc {illttbtparenpe llre1 Der
elrls: "9an pu blIpe fatfet.!"
"Nsi, ban inpbsntsr BAN lffe."
GnpelIS ~fcriranpt beaae ON ct
Slsrne og Spraoen blep ltaaenpe
AZ pente raa I'm Stcf, Der fcltebe
BAN 400 Sr. Cover 60 Spp.) ca
mdalfe itaar ban Der enbnu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21

aipet peres nsotpnnane Shilling.
Jcrtpiplet LOO Den unge Wanp al'
lerebe Sopepet bRnge, tbi Seober'
ne ~bespnote at fire unoer BAN al
ben operpatteS fore Mntr9n9elle.
JcrsjapsS bappe ban brupt fin
Sierne mep Ut ubHupe ct Wiboel
III Srelle.
Wep ct inptraaete Der ell eien'
pommelia 5cranprins / Welret. enf'
ten blep bep cs trpffsnpe. ielp 6us'
lene bang mep @inserne % lpilere
Nebbst ript cp al Ierbsp % Oar.
ME.
"9rap er pet2" ipurNts BET unae
Wsnnefe u~pilfaarlis fig lelp. s
Bet nRlte Giebllf ienpte ct frpgtes
liat Wlnpitep Ell Negn at Stsn cS
Scrrflumrer nep / 9pbet I'll tam
" gan laaleees Spar paa bans
Spef9Smaal.
"Sicre Sub. Oct CT Ell @p;rs
pelptnp!" ~tenne6e ban. Wtn bpao
Der blpNe iuNialeI Den ulpfftlt1e
ansit ~ @ru, tlep CT Neenlnas'
planft for BAN. Web ct lppeli1t
SraS ifprteoe ct m9Stl9t @rantr9
lile nep cper Sulens Mabniua,
bpcrpeo ell II 0reneue bcleoe ~
n9iten benimpp BET Sieo, brpr
Sernltanaen par befRitet. Surtla
sreb SRseren fat on @rensu,
flatreee cp ao Den ~ naacpe nu
upen lpnperlt9 Wele een falte Serb.
Wsn Der Sap ~ life ensan9 llr
III at fel9e III Sjertes liliipnrelle
" falte liN nse paa HnR for at
taffe Xcripuet ; th Stcrmen pep'
blep at tale mep lla ltcr Bob
lrmbcp, at ban maatte frpgte fcI
AZ bllps lpnNet nep | a%rSrunpen
lSlen. SaG laSoe iia nsp, merens
bunrrspslarlle 0eterlner fuagepe
cS bra9ere ruupt cmfrlns BAN.
0a Orfantn pdr ll1tnet ncaet,
tpa ban i'm &ffd ~ cpleJte en-
fisrntlIssenpe S%fcrbptte, bpcrfrd
ban irrlt Den fsl9enfe Wcrlen be-
sap iis mep ScuSe ~ cprl9e Sast
refpliiter I'll 9nltn fcr AZ fRloe
Sjernen, Der blppe rRret Stplb /
Al bans Siertean9it ~ Apipe Ben
Tcrtaadenee 1aA.
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21
Gn lpffclis @uirueluino.

Sclen Jog mep fine Straaler Den
amerlfanfte laa9e ~ Wcrfet ION
flpStenpe Sjcroe ben cper ben fjer
ne Slette. 9a Oct bimmelfe pps
%beffInnepe &lipperns, Der lutfecs
Dclemltes pnpiae 0al / peres fol
DC 6dpn, faiteoe ben III Gin paa
Ell uns Wano. Tom laa pep Ran.
Den At en frptaltlar 8ilpe, ! Den
enc Saane bclot ban Bet met pra,
bsnoe ~ ale 0aabeu. ben Sven,
terite lprletsps Nifel. 6t Salte
AZ garrett guffeffIub, bpcri par
ltuffet en- itcr Saslfnrp, lammen,
brlot Den len b9nSenhe ulbne Saats
florte. 5ins, men bca tatte "a
lterfe Sicrtefursbenfleper lamt
letfe Wctasiinsr fulpfanpieaiproe
Sra9ten. Sopeoet par bepRffet,
Splpntn0en aaben % manpia. Vluos
'ell9 cp'taar Der en- belpnpe,li a EARN
&rattet III penltre. Den mae
Wane lpttsr. lprinser cv "a efler.
Ter ut Sever. S%crdalia Hitler ban
Snisne, bpcrfra Stsiem er tom
men, IRA bperaupre. Mtter beres
Ell '9liom epp, % lneitenpe / 8amp
nleo Ell euer anpen ulireils apal,
tren9er Ell itcr araa gieru, en-
8on9s | 1T SlaSs. fig iaiennem
Oct lammenEltrspe Sufabs no paa
Den lille aabne Vlaps on maaler
~rcrbaulet Sasereu mep et cnpt
Slit ira ltns epbtlissenpe, fuuf.
lenpe Gme.
VI Olebilf er tllitr9fteli0t for
SaAeren I'll AZ eppase bpap BET or.
Der plilsr ~ tlrrer Siernsn I'll
Halerl: pens laapne Scpep er nem
lis omlpRrmet al utauise Spepler.
Tom Den meo tesae line 5crpcter
'otSlapss aier hs llmale for at
errlIass. 6n r~eppareups ubpsse,
lIs @rummsn. brcrpep ben. aimes.
l9 lom Den er, ~lisecpsrior pisle
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21
Sertetniusslciale iammen meb
FIRST NATIONAL gANg Deecrab

FIRST NAIIsNAL JANE I oeeotab.
Wrnnolagt Al eapIlallIter / Osco'
rab Tor al orlpe Ell orbenillg Spa.
rebnnf isOrreinln9 Snoltno ira en-
Dollar o9 opao moolngss. Hcntcr
betrlss. O9 Hentts Grnte for bpcr
i WaancO, laal9n9s Yenssne bIlps
ltancnoe / 8anfen. Man tan life
erboloe Nsuler pno en- nfrere sIlsr
beore Waaos. bperfsn III lmao eQer
liole GUNNER. emo pee At lnohrllt
Dem oenne Sparebunf ri bar
Ell uorlf Wstlent, Der l9laer Tor os
Fasiagcr Sillctfcr ior WHITE STAR
Tnleu oQ ale andre ubm1ttens yamp
% Srilitibsliuicr I'll % ira ale
l%tanhlHapute 9apus. oalaa Yrrlcr
paa allie &c bsoiie BANTER / Dc ltan.
.aiudpute yanoe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21
Glaoc Sml

@laec Sui! bellige Sui!
Gnsle iIasrer bag Stp / Stiul
Sio DC M ila9re meo Raraois9rrnt.
SO bpOr BE- ier, bpao for Sub er itipnt,
>: eculis iblanrt pS Dc 9aul >:
Sulsfpcl cpig 5rpo;
Selig Gang mep bimmelif 2pr.
Oct er Gnsle, iom 0proerne iaa,
9engang Srrbcue / &rpbbsn laa.
.: Gplg CT gn9IeneS gang ! =:
6reo paa Serb ! 6rpp paa Soro;
SeluSbarnet iblanot cS bpri
Gnslene iluuser ON Barnet iaa iutuft ;
9dn bar cs SiumeriaeS Rige pplutt
;: Salis CT GusleneS Gang .:
Salig Sreo! bimmelif 6rep!
Spner Sulendt I'll pS uep,
Gn9lene iIpper til Stpu % Snaa,
Siun9er ON BAN, icm / Srpbben laa.
.: 6rpo btg bper SiGl, ban bar ireilt /!
y. z. SHsemauu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21

Satte, Sncr.
Sfo % StOpIcr etc ,
'ast, @it bpab nan fan pente ot
pnee l en- pel asiorteret Yutif.
Bore uesiiter / 6erbele til Oeccrob,
y lspm9nos CT lmaa, vi bar inaeu Gus.
ls,e at betale, VI fisber pere 0arer b.
rette ira Often, % esrfer Ian pi ,alat
l'9slaa elht5t, os ON BET iniber, liSe
o'u'9sre cub mar Tan / Ypen. 39-tM
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21
Srnitecs OF Hcicrenrcs:

IS. IS Oidermau. : y. Sbcmpicu
y. 9rieilb. .. Aceiteu. ~. NJ
Raiteicn. 49, Brof. Z. sarien. 8ep. y.
Soren. Don. ~. I. temmsn, 9r. ga
aaslcrer. y. .. Seleers % allie andre
S%faeninIver / 0eeerab.
Is. ". Srown, 8aubl9ge.
r / Vsilooelle AZ si WIooei. bpor.
use ban unen Smsrts fan nbtraitr
SUnoer. blot pen at beltrp9e SOno.
flebet. Selie Wlboel. Der CT eli
O%piuoeIls al Or. pan Banborlt. Ct
dIrslss pldllneli9t oa Fan benuttes
ioeu mlunite Sfabs for Sslbrenen.
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21

ga, bet pilbe bet bdpe p1ret men
bet er baarot ipr Ell Wano at p9rs
Grlig, naar ban ielp er alceles blpttet
for Eense, og &pne % Born life bar
en- Srpptrumms / Suiet".
"Afsn De % peres Sanlilie er ca
pei life / en- iaapan 5%priatuins 2"
lpurgte Sipbmanoen alporliat,
So, idgpe Gpbert, Oct er oespars
altipr ianot".
"Sg De bar intst Nrbsipe ?"
IS to Waaneper bar ies icrsirpss
icst ont arbeipe. Seq beupencte mig
til Dem for 2 Gage iipsn".
ga, MI buffer jes Dem. Oct fore.
Tom mig moi, at jss bauce feet Dem
fcr. De cnifer arbeiSe iremceles ?"
De CT Sntet, iss bellsrs ~cnlt"er !
Gn Yurtner iorluc mig isaor. Sil
De mOotase bans Slabs for II Doll.
on llgen 2"
Seq tatter Dem, min Serre! Sea
pilce sierne arbeioe for Oct Salpe".
"Saa Tom ben til mig inlorsen sller
beore icpermprsen, ba Oct iulprssn er
Selliscas. Smiplertio mlaa De tass
biSle Fen9e ior bereS ciebllttsli9s
Atcopencisbeoer".
San tp9 en- yanfnOte ira lin Vpmme-
bog % fiat Gpbert Den i Saanpsn.
Get CT 80 Dollars !" upbroo no.
bert i%cruneret.
Seq PED Oct. Oeume Yommebpa
inbebploer 1000 Collars bdpoe d
life paret, bapoe ieg maaite tabt rem
allciammen. Seq enIter Gem Ell glG,
oelig Sur.
ga, Oct nil / Saupbeo blipe. en-
sl9celis Sur, lasos 8pbert msp Be
ua9elle. "Sno pellisne Qem min
0erre! 600 Nat 600 Natm
Sane penteoe paa fin Mano / Del
toloe % ~ubpsselIse SRrelle, lOm bun
enonu ct lar Oage maatte taloe III
Siem.
Trpr On, 6aoer pil brinse npael
Srpp 2" ipurste lille Simmp, meoens
ban pnSlepe pmtrin9 benoe.
Seq bauber Oct, nit Barn !" lpa=
repe bun ; men i fit Sjerte troeSe bun
Oct Wpclatte. Snn irpgtsce ipr, al
Oct piloe pare ct iprsiapes 9aab.
Gn Time git ben. Oa bprte bun
Erin paa 1rappen. osnpsS Manc
tnnpe Oct lite pare tbi oisie Grin
bare burtlse % e%laltiife, rg tpge Crap
pen | ne Sprius. Sun iaa Gnslteligt
moo Ocren. Den aabneoe Jig. So
Oct par bum! Tpbert traacte ino meo
ct slGpeltraalenoe anlist % Ell &urp=
iulo al yepnetSmipler.
"0ar Ou iaaet nogst Vrpo", lpur9te
Simmp.
ga min 0rensl "!6er er grpo
cs &jcp ira en- Geltamant, % Der sr
2be % Gutter. gr Der lipt See
tllbage, Sane? Vao cS III iaa ell
hunter SID / &pmipren tbi MI futile
nj bare en- ristis bpsselis Suleaitsn.
SnS pellisne big"
"lien bpprlepsS sr bette aaast til ?
Saa iprt9l mig bog Rpbsrt !"
0erpaa %fprtalte Gobsrt i'm Some
bpap Der par b9noet bam, o. mart
lplte Ell mlllier SD pp / Oct ior laa
n~pp99el'9e S9relle, % ilre 0lerter
psnlspe MI mee GLAD Saab paa en-
lpttelis SnlemprgenS icrite Grp.
Den nalie llse ilpttepe &abert til
ct beere Siem. De bare alori9 lipen
%erfaret, bpae Oct er at mangle. Hobert
fanct en- lamb Sen i &iObmanpen. San
bar M en- lille &apital SMrebanten,
% ban ban goo @runo til msb ct tat
~nemmeligt Sierte at erinpre SUBS
Soobec paa bin SulsaIten.
Decorah-posten., 1876-12-21
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau
1crnhnn

NAUVSbU
DEN fcrs 9lennem 9angssSinie mellem
Chicago, New York. New England Og
Canada,
% alls sltlise % ,poli9e Stseer Iamt
oct ilprc NprOueltcn.
"Dcnueeter" / 0bielse mee ATE sts
liae ca lnolile tinter.
ebttd9o Oepctet 1isrnet Al 1aual
OF @en WIoiltu Stteet. 5e'ie Saner
Of Sta4e ttnter ira alle 4untst At Ypen
pas,erer Der til bper {io.
ebica8e ny Offte: Of o. 63 elari
Street.
Rilwaufse Oepctet: Sistuet Il, 8eee
CT Scutb Mater Street, pete ganer
o. Omnibus Sinler adar oerira til @lle
Dc p~ijtilite Steeer Spen
BY billet 6eutor 100 San Mater
Street, 9isrnet At @iseouin Street.
, 1876-10-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.

THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
ESGLEwooD, Sept. 29.-In reply to the many
articles in TIE TRIBUNE and 1fnes, making
certain insinuations regarding the management
and disbursement Of money belonging to this
school district, and calling on the writer for an
explanation, will you please give the following
place in your columns. I take the lengthy
article in the Times, Of the 18th. as my text:
Exp1anation- that article states that
s88,0O Of bonds were issued by Mr.. Lewis IS
President OF the Board for the. location and
erection Of the Normal School buildings. There
are two Important errors in this statement
Mr.. l.. was not President OF the Board, and the
books do not show that one-half that amount
was issued for that purpose. OF the $8s, 600
claimed by that article as paid by the Treasurer
for the redemption Of bonds, some 81, coo were
to pay short loans and interest, for which no
bonds we're sold In some cases bond was
signed and placed in the hands OF bank or
, 1876-10-01

Mrs. Terhunc, daughter OF Gen. Crawford. Of
"auwatosa, left for the Centennial on Thursday:
.ffo!. Jewctt. accompanied By his wife and
n.cce has gone to Th5ladelphta-
II. s. Granger, wife, AMI daughter left on Fri
day to visit the wonders Of the Centennial.
v: G: Fitch Cashier Of the National Exchange
next for an Eastern trip, including "a few days
stay at the Centennial.
Tuesday evening number Of professional and
amateur singers assembled at IN evening enter
tanmcnt given for the purpose Of testing the vocal
talents Of Mss Fame De Gzlss, young lady Of
this city. pupil OF Prot. Aichler. Mics De Grass
the highest culture. and is Of the fweetest tone
Those present were delighted with the superior
ability Of the young Indy, and there is no doubt
choirs.
The Rev. Jsmes Carmichael, Of Memphis, is ex-
pected to preach in st. Pau1s Church Sunday next
The gentleman ts highly extolled as an eloquent
preacher, and should he accept the pastorship the
church will soon revive.
, 1876-10-01
LAKE FOREST.

-, ~ 49,.
hlfs' q. Y. faF"cA gave an elessans fecept'ol
last Friday evening for the new Principal ant
+aoohore a. Ferrv Hail Seminary and the TINT
~ ~1N.r NN :.
Verslty class. Mrs. faf#eA was ASSISTED II
doing the honors Of the occasion BY her niece
Mics Ka11ono If Now Haven. who is here m a
n'.o n.No55' - 49," W. - w.
visit. AS is usual when Mrs. FarWeu enter
tains, there we're ycrv few regrets, and the new.
.oz,ors had +ba n1oas,,ra of naat;ng na.r1v oil
comefs nao 'ne p'saeuie VI n,ee1lns i'''a's III,
the best people OF the place. supper was served
in the dinina.room during the evening. and,
of+,r +ba introdrc4iona waro ovar th.rc
~tss1 @ .ssi. u "nd nlasaant cbat nr.;I
1o1e bonr Snons others nresent were sfr and
a.s .ars IIenrv nnn,nd NIr and NIrs Reid III and
Mrs sa,~19sr II and 1frs KirLe NJ ann Nrs
nr HnnGsTson ~ tbe eI Hon and MHs i Fnrgel
~ and Mr. cniiathv' MrS Wii,;ams Mr and
Mra Re Renadict Mrs 3nsseIi Mrs' Ncff H. and
Mrs VIE H. ani Mrs Karnnm MaVor 1vnIe
NJ ~ and Ne W,ilI;nno Henrv Smith al and Hrs
Sco++ ~" p,nf an3 Mrs IIaMift Mrs Hail NJ and
Mrs Rnssiter Nj and Mrs Learned. can't
Ssh;n Messrs Fcssenien. Rettcns. Halt Kay
Ward Tonver.- Smith FAR Eccf scott'
xohn,t Shad Rar4irtt Warren. the T1sses Wit
inms. Learned. Scott. white, Schuyler, Sprague,
Ie Rnv1 Eenda1]. Storrs. Eing. hickey. Crew
Fnrweif. Smith. Brown. Uareer' Barnum. SAWYER
Na.T p,tteran, Rencdict f,earned Fni,rr XII
iorg
::iTro.5av ovc,inp the Rav bfr nph1eld of chi.
, 1876-10-01

during all these years he has faithfully worked
among the people both u priest and us a man
Ms ssfr sns stanen raiend o. temperance and
cause among his own people. His death has ca at a
gloom over the city, and the poor, the eick, and
those In aflliction will long remember the kind
hearted priest who was ever father to them in
want and In sorrow.
He counted host OF friends among the Protes-
tants while living, and his funeral, which takes
place Monday afternoon will probably be the lare-
est ever held in this city.
JOTTMGs.
Friday afternoon the fire. alarm sounded, and en-
g1neb and men were soon on the way to the scene
OF contagration. The fire was on the North Side
and proved to be & small dwelling house occupied
BY an aged German aud his wife. When the en-
g1nes arrived the house vac nearly burned down,
SO they had their parade for nothing. The fusni-
tuEe was all saved. The cause Of the fire is un-
4 fair for the benefit Of the German Lutheran
Church will be held at Wildens Hall Wednesday
and Thursday OF next week. This Society pur-
pose building new church edihce the coming sea
obtaining portion Of the 'wherewithai'' to do it.
The Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock and several delegates
from bis church have gone to Oshkosh to attend tue
that place. lie will be back Sunday to minister to
his flock as usual.
Nj. 4. B.; Severance. of Milwaukee, has adver-
night Of his series Of dancing lessons. large at
tendance is promised, the slight fantastic y is
not trpped in the most graceful manner, nor ac-
u,
ciety folks Of this city.
Next Sunday evening service at the II. E. Church
will begin at p. m, instead Of 7:30 O'Clock az
heretofore The subject OF the mornings sermon
will be THE Assimilating Power Of the Divine
Promises, " and in the evening the Rev Mr.. Walker
VII t.: talf about Heroa Antpas: His chs.s:er
Scarlet fever has put in an appearance in this
city In MUD form, and many cases are reported.
Feycrs and pulmonary Complaints also seem to be
On the increase. Doubtless the late damp, un-
wholesome weather is the primary cause of SO
much sickness in this usually healthy city.
Dame Ru1nor has it that our young people are
soon to be treated to grand party by one Of our
bellies. All arc in hopes that the runlor is true.
PERSONAL MEMORANDA.
Miss Lottie Dediemar has returned from the East
after IN absence of eight months.
Mrs. Payne has gone the way Of many Of our
citizens, -Centennialward.
viii Farr leaves Monday for Chicago to attend
the course Of lectures Of the Medical College dur
ing the fall and winter,
Mrs. F. Seymour, Of Saltwater, Mimi, Is WRIT
ing relatiyes in this place.
Mrs Selway and Miss Hattie Fox started Wednes-
day for Montana. They will be absent some eight
fo1 Mrs mdsk B;9ty 1t3 has gone to Romeo noh for
Miss Lizzie Petit took leave Of city and friends
on Monday last, for years sojourn at Highland
Park, in the pursuit OF knowledge.
DR.. Farr and lady start next week for Philndel-
phia to take peep ut the mammoth show there.
Mr.: Cotton and wife have turned their faces Cen
tennialward.
Mr. F. F. Prentice took in all the beauties of
Janesyille last Sunday.
, 1876-10-01
EVANSTON.

| WANIEO@A AEH OEFUIs
| The cold weather will soon demonstrate tc
Eyanstonians some Of the beauties of patron,
| izing the Chicago d Northwestern Railroad
Although that great corporation has from SOC
to 600 daily patrons in Evanston, and large
freight depot, it crowds its customers into the
miserable shanty used as depot, which, in cold
or stormy weather, is too small to shelter half
the persons who patronize the so-called u &C.
commodation - trains That the Company is
well aware Of its delinquency in this respect is
attested by tue fact that it has provided depot
on wheels for the benefit Of passengers on the
henusha train, by leaving two cars block north
of tile depot. Tue popular cry Of the Evans
tonian; Oh reaching the depot in the morning, is,
"How long, Q Lord, how iouga"
CHURCH DEDICATION.
As announced in Tile SUNDAY TRIBUNE last
week, the new German Evangelical Lutheran
Church on Florence street viii pc dedicated to-
dny. The morning service will commence at 10
o'clock and the afternoon one at 3 30. The ser
vices will he conducted In the German language.
1t is hoped that there will be . good ATTENDANCE
gtng for contributions beyond the usual collec-
tion-p]ate.
TIE INTERCOLLEGIATE oRAToR1cAL CONTEST.
The present week will be one Of great inter-
est at the Northwestern University. Evanston
is to be honored as the scene OF the annual con
test in oratory between tile colleges Of the
State, eight Of which will be represented
by speakers supposed to he the flower Of their
respective institutions and a company OF sup
po1ters. It IL expected that there will be con
siderable attendance Of visiting students, and
those Of tae Northwestern preparing to show
their hospitality, in which effort they will be ably
seconded by the citizens OF Evanston. The visitors
will be rendered a reception at the Womans Cot
lcgc Wednesday evening, to WHICH, besides the
issued DIR. Marcy will deliver the address of well
come, and Henry Mckay, President of tile Associa-
ton, will respond. Music will be- provided by
Mr. o. Il. Irwin, assisted by Mr.. Wheeler, Of
Chicago. Mr.. Wait, Of 10, and Mrs, F. B. Brewer,
OF South Evanston.
The Annual convention OF the Inter Collegiate
Oratorical Association will be held Thursday fore
noon, and the contest will occur at the First
Methodist Church that evening. Mr.. Bristol will
represent the Northwestern, and Of course, tEe
local feeling is strongly n favor Of him, but the
visitors may rest assured that they will also be well
received.
NOTES FROM THE UNIVERSITY.
The Mystics, High-School nine, defeated the
sophomores, Friday afternoon, BY score Of 8
TOT.
E. F. Potter, '76, assisted by Prof. ca1hart, now
has charge OF the Laboratory.
4. B. Early and 3. Earl have been elected
1ttpod editors from the Adelphic.
40 Smell Us" has entered the Sophomore clAsa
ut Cornell.
The Tripod viii appear this week.