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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-22
nEiGHBORIHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

THE arrangements for the great Gem
tennial Celebration in this city on the
4th are being completed as fast Ms posi-
bic, and everything now looks as though
it will be one Of the grandcst demonstra-
tions that every took place in this section.
Let everyone work with will.
OUR friend /. n. Grafton, OF Melott's
furniture store, rs now in the east, learn
I ing the art OF embslming dead bodies.
Mellott won't be behng in anything, and
you can't scare up any better fellow than
Ike Grafton anywhere. We wish them
success.
MANY of our streets need cleaning
badly.
Mr.. DAVID H. DARRAH, prescription
clerk in MERGERS drug store is now out
at his fathers house rustIcating. Bellaire
never had more worthy young man
than David and We wish him a pleasant
time; but we would just say Ia him that
there are severs. nice young ladies who
would rather have him here.
TIE hog pen question is now exciting
some interest in Bellaire.
AT about 10 o'clock night before last,
something like 100 members OF the
Royal Arch Chapter OF Centennial
SpOoks appeared upon our streets headed
By band of martial music. They ere.
ated quite sensation. About twice that
number will appear upon our
streets on July 4th in full uniform.
WHY don't the Bellsire Republicans
hold ratification meeting. We would
like to see Hayes ratification meeting
in Bellsire. We imagine ii would b.
one Of the driest gatherings ever held IN
this city. Sposin you try it, boys, and
see what il will be like
WHAT is the use Of using lard when
you can get butter at the same price.
A FREE ice water tank has been estab
lished by Mr.. Pumphry, in front Of his
meat store. This lie accommodating.
Gov. HAYES has accepted the organi.
zstlon Of the Bellsire military company
and ordered an election Of commission cd
officers 10 be held. A meeting OF the
company was held last night, but with
what result we are unable to say at this
writing.
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ISLAND lMPRovEMENTs.-W on
the Island yesterday, we saw a number
of new buildings in course of erection.
One of the most prominent and finest
when finished will be the residence of
aur young friend Harry List, situated on
South Front street, opposite Twelfth.
When completed 1t will contain thir-
teen rooms, spacious Railways, front and
back verandss, and bay windows on the
sides. 1t will be fitted up with all the
modern appliances. John Hawley, a
driving young mechanic, is the contrac-
tor and manager, and says he will have
it ready for occupancy by the LIST of Sep
TENDER. }. NJ. Brodie is building nice
residence for Mr.. Brown, on the same
street. Rev. Boyd is preparing for him.
selfa house made with hands.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of this association was held yesterday
evening in the hall. The stock was
largely represented. The annual report
of the trustees showed the financial con-
dilion of the Association TO be in q
healthy state. The following stockholders
were elected trustees for the ensuing
year: Alonzo Loring, j. NJ. Todd, Henry
Stamm, Jacob Morris, II. A. Uthman,
&. w. Frsnzheim, William Ellinghsm
W. p. McKelvey aud A. H. Britt.
After the stockholders meeting sd.
iourned, the new Board of Trustees met
and organized by electing james Nj. Todd
President, W. P. McKelvey Secretary
and II. A. uthmsn Treasurer.
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River NEWs.

The marks at the landing Last evening
indicated s feet 3 inches in the cbann.,
Captain McLure's new boat, the pb,..
ton, arrived yesterday.
The James Rees has resumed her trim.
in the Sunhsh trade.
The Pittsburgh Commercial SPEAK, q,
the Star of the West and Tempes, as tow
boats.
The Abner O'Neal took al e1cun;o,
to Cresap's Grove yesterday.
The Science departed for Parkenbu,,
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The James Jackson passed up with
tow of empty barges.
The Jacob Heatherington departed 10,
below yesterday morning.
The Msllie Rsgon will be the Parker.
burg packet this morning at 10. O'Clock
Business about the landing was dull
yesterday.
The Coal Valley, which has been lsii
up at the Washington Mill, has departed
tor Pittsburgh with her tow.
The engines of Captain McLures new
boat, the Phaton, which are OF MesnsS
Co.'S best make, were tried y.s,e,d.v
! afternoon, and found in gooI ruppi,.
I order. This trim little pscke, i. an
nourced to leave for Wheeling ,bi, .f,.,
noon at four o'clock, where after comnIa-
tion she will enter the Wheel,p, srd
Bellaire trade. She will also be ussJ =.
an excursion boat.-SeubeHr1N, H,roH
BY Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, June 2l.-Riyer 3 ta.,
I inches and failing. Weather clou,y
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-R,ver G ,s.,
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warmer. Departed-Fanchou, Pitts.
burgh; Mary Miller, St Louis; Cons
Millar, Memphis.
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Encouraging ~ mptouS.

The cheering glow dffused through.
out the system by Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, the elasticity OF mind and boiy
which they impart, and the disappear
ance which they cause Of those vague. IN.
easy feelings ~ difficult Ia describe, are
most encouraging symptoms 10 the de-.
spending invalid. The sensation oi IT,.
turning health Is most delightful one,
and 10 enjoy II, those afflicted with dys.
pepsia. liver complaint, constipation, IN.
termittent or remittent levers, lack ~
vitality, Sleeplcssness, rheumatic. nervous
and urinary troubles, should avail them.
selves without delay oi this invaluable
tonic and corrective. Besides being sp"cl.
fictlly adapted 10 the eradication ~ these
maladies, II is wondrous!y effective IN all
diseases involving IA dimiuution OF vital
power on account OF lis properties ~ y
general invigorant.
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THE COURTS.
COURT OF ArPEALs.-J1dges Hdy'nond'
Moore and Green.

COURT OF APPEALs.-Jmdgcs Haynond'
Moore and Green.
The Court met az the usual nour yes
terday morning
The case of George Smith vs.. L. Thsrp
was continued.
The case of G. H. Moore VS.. Douglass
& Woodward was continued.
The case of the Pithole Greek Petro'
leum Company VS.. William Retten-
homer was argued and submitted.
The case of MIR. Frank ct al. vs.. Mary
A. Morris ct al. was continued by con-
sent. ,.,,
The case OF Z. Whitman VS.. William
Sayres ct al. vas ordered TO be reargued
The case OF j. B. johnson VS.. Young,
Carson Il Bryant was reargued and sub
mitted. ,
The case of the West Virginia Oil and
Oil Land Company VS.. +. b. Andrews 81
al. was set for reargument.
The case of w. h. Douglass ct al VS.
the town ofHarrisville was reargued and
submitted. >,
The case of Cyrus Hall VS.. NJ. ID. Hall
was set for reareument
The case of Z. NJ. Pierpoint VS.. the
town OF Hsrrsville was reargued and
submitted.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ine at 9 o'clock.
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RETURN OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN
A few months ago that we'll known
and pious citizen, Steele Miller, started
for Philadelphis for the purpose OF
doing" the Centennial. Soon after his
departure 1t was rumored that he had
been drowned in the Ohio river near
Pittsburgh. Nothing more was
heard of him until last even
ing, when Officer George Birch
picked him up in the Market House as
drunk as lord. He was locked up and
will spend his Centennial Fourth of
July on the side of the hill.
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ARREsTEp.-A telegram was received
from the marshal of Ashland Kentucky,
stating that the two men supposed to
have raped the little girl at Bogg's run
a few weeks ago, had been captured and
would be here on the Hudson to-mor-
row.
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Picnic SPoILED-Issterdsy after
noon Henry Bushmsn, Jabez Gosney
and the two Baxters were holding pic
mic under the suspension bridge, the re-
freshments beng a jug of drinking
liquor" when the police dropped down
upon them and broke up the little gather
ing, taking the qusrtette to the lock up
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PKKsoSAL--Judge Edmiston, of Wes-
ton, is at the Mcclure House.
Walter A. Sands John A. Hutchinson,
Okey johnson and ID. II. Leonard, OF
Psrkersburg, are at the st. James Hotel.
Governor Jacob has returned to the
city.
Col. X. s. Blair, Of Richie county is in
the city.
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Whittier, shuffier, double dealer!
What will rhyme with Hayes and
Wheeler
"Eeeler," "peeler," "squeeler, "stealer;
Break PHYSICIANS head-it won't rdveal n
Rhyme beyond this, double-dea.er.
New Haven Register.
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IT has been noticed that the sparrows
are little thieves that they perch on the
cages of canaries hung in open windows
and steel the seed.
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THE preliminary examination of Thos.
WEIGH for the killing of Richard Henne-
gan will be had this afternoon at four
o'clock before Squire Schultz.
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PROBATE Yesterdsy Mrs
Carolina b. Brues was appointed admin
istratriA de bonus non, of the estate of
Henry Brues, deceased, vice j. NJ. Blckel
deceased
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THERE was seven persons behind the
bars at the lookup last night.
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AT u meeting of the stockholders of
the Washington Hall Association, held
yesterday afternoon, it was decided to
convert the second story of the building
into hall.
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JOHN MELVIN, Waterman On the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was run
over by freight train near Rowlesburg,
Preston county, West Virginia, few
days since, and instantly killed.
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DIEp.-The girl who fell out of the
window of the Grant House, which was
reported in yesterdays REGISTER, died
last night from the effects of her injuries.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers of real estate were
entered in the County Clerks office yes
terday:
Deed made June Dist, 1876, by Isaac
Irwin, Special Commissioner to the city
of Wheeling, tor the land condemned
for the East extension of Ohio street,
Seventh ward. Admitted June Il; ST.
500.
Deed made June 10th, 1876, by
George o. Davenport special Commis.
sioner, to Benz. Exley. for lot No. 10
in square II in Joseph Csldwell's ad-
dtion to the city of Wheeling. Ad.
mitted June 2lst; 500.
Deed made June Goth, 1876, by
Benz. Exley and wife TO Elizabeth Ann
kedman, for lot No. "a in Churchills
addition No. !, to the city of Wheel
ing. Admitted June 2lst; $3.50,
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A KNOWLEDGE of the Oriental Ian
guage Is becoming test of responsibility
ut the Centennial. Three words OF
Japanese are said to be sufficient.
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing ou,
sale of j. w. Ferret, You can &c, Mu..
lin at cents, Calico at 4 cents Gnns.
dine at 3 cents, and Carpets n, IS cent.
per yard. Call soon If you wan, bnr.
palns
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.
Only one case before the Police Court
yesterday morning. :,
Anderson jackson, colored, was fined
one dollar and costs tor disorderly con-
duct. Paid.
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ACADEMIC HoNoRs.

The first hoRors in the Senior Circle
consisting Of crown and gold medal for
uniform excellence of conduct, are con-
ferred on Miss Lila knight, of West
Columbia, w. Va; Miss Annie Sykes, Of
Fort Smelling, Mimi; Miss Josephine
booley, OF Richmond. Va; Miss Mary
McGrath, of Philadelphia Pa; Miss
Mary Weigel, OF Cleveland, Ohi); Miss
Kate &. o. Brien, of Toledo, Ohio; Miss
Charlotte o Brien, of Toledo. Ohio; MISS
jamie Quinn, Of Savannah, Ga, Miss
Carrie Lippett, Of Crmbridee, Mass,
Miss Julia Hog, of New Orleans, La.
The first honors in the second class,
consisting Of a crown and silver medal,
for uniform excellence Of department,
are conferred on Miss Annie Brown, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa Miss Eugenia Handlan,
of Wheeling, W. Va; Mss Kate Nc
Grath. Of Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Mary
knight. Of West Columbia, w. Va.
The honors in the division Of the
second class, consisting OF crown and
badge Of honor for uniform excellence OF
department, are conferred on Misses
Martha Devries, Wheeling, w. Va
Maggie Hynes, Washington, Ga; Mary
Flynes, Atlanta, Ga; Nellie Bishop,
Holly Springs, Miss; Virginia Griffith,
Ovensboro, Ky; Mary Z. Patterson
Cleveland, OHIO; Emily Kaufman
Texas.
The henors OF the third class are con-
ferred on Misses Cordelis Hoy, New
Orleans; Ada Abercrombie, Roslyn, Long
Island; Mary Rodgers, Aillsboro, Pa
Minnie Peggenbury, Monroe county
Ohio; Lizzie Snyder and Agnes Hes
Wheeling; Blanche Miller, Point Plea
SAINT, W. Va; Alice Lewis, Wellsburg,
w. Va; Annie Hess, Wheeling; Corin0
Bouligny, Washington, d. e.; Tillie
Volt, Pittsburgh, Pa; Julia Burgertr
Toledo, Ohio; LIZZIE Mong, Wheeling
Kate Flanagan and Bertha Eberman
Boston, Mass; Mary Higgins, Pe.rolis-
Pennsylvsnia.
Bishop Kahn addressed the audience
and on behalf of the Sisters, who had
charge of the institution, thanked thoss
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GET your flags re idy for the Fourth OF
July.
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CAPTAIN Mcclure expects TO have
his new boat ready to ply between this
city and Bellaire by the LIST of July.
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The Washington Hall is to be rebuilt
Immediately
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The new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia
Pa, will furnish meals a Ia carte from %
cena upwards, and lodging at $l.U0 per
day.
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PAEKEgBURG, June 18th, 1876.

Editors OF the Register:
Parkersburg Mineral Well is open for
the reception OF guests. "Old original
well' resuscitated. Abundant supply OF
water. JOE II. SIMPsOs,
Proprietor.
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1T costs now only ten cents a game IN
Pittsburgh to play billiards.
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KRAMERs Band will enliven the
Masons on their excursion to Marietta
Standard
Not much. Kramer's band will fur
nish the music for the Masonic picnic, at
Stelle's Grove, next Saturday.
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GREAT BARGAISs-At the closing out
of the immense stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets Of }. w. FERKEEL
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertiser ents.

For Rent-Beer stands aud Booths.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth " Co.
Oilclotbs-Harbour d Dittman.
Undertaking-Friend " Son.
Proclamation First Page.
Masonic Pic-Nic-I First Page.
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The hegira of delegates to st. Louis
will commence in two or three days.
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TIE place to get the cheapest shoes ID
To L. V. Blends.
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NoTrcE.-Immense stock OF Dry
Good. and Carpets at forced sale by
J. W. FKEEEL-
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PUBLIC School Pic mic at Martins
Ferry Grove, Friday, June 23rd 1875.
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lFyou want jolly time 60 to Public
School Pc mic at Martins Ferry FRI.
dny.
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PucLIc SCHOOL Picnic q. Martins
Ferry Grove, Friday, June 23rd 1875.
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Dirision of the Second Class.

Miss Adlle Grenet, Of San Antonio,
Texas-First premium in analysis,
rhetoric and ancient history; second
premium in letter writing, reading and
Christian doctrine; first premium in
neatness and order.
Miss Matte Deiries, OF Wheeling, w.
Vs.-First premium in rhetoric and
reading; first premium in division OF
first class of arithmetic; second premium
in ANALYSIS and improvement in letter
writing; second premium in Christian
doctrine; first premium nestness and
order.
Miss Mary Flynn, of Atlanta, Ca
First premium in letter writing and
rhetoric; second premium IN reading and
philosophy; second premium IN nestness
and order.
Miss Nellie Bishop. OF Holly Springs,
Miss.-First premium IN analysis and
rhetoric; first premium in geography
and ancient history; first premium in
pennmsnship, division of third class;
first premium in neatness and order.
Miss Corits Martin, OF Philadelphia
Pa.-First premium IN analysis and an
cient history; second premium in rheto-
ric and arithmetic; second premium in
penmanship division Of second class.
Miss Emily Kaufman, of Texas
First premium in arithmetic; second
premium in analysis and rhetoric; first
premium in nestness and order.
Miss Mary Z. Patterson, OF Cleveland,
Ohio.-Second premium in analysis and
Christian doctrine; second premium in
neatness and order.
Miss Mary Houston Patterson, of Phil
adelphia-First premium in letter writ
ing and ancient history; first premium in
penmanship, third class; second premium
in rhetoric and arithmetic.
Miss Nellie Higgins, of Delphi, Ind.
First premium in penmanshlp division
of second class; second premium in an
alysis and improvement in reading; sec
ond premium in Christian doctrine; first
premium in neatness and order.
Miss Virginia Griffith, OF Owensboro,
Ky.-First premium in aristmetic, sec
ond premium in reading and improve
ment in analysis; frst premium IN neat
ness and order.
Miss Maggie Hynes, of Washington,
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BEST Pittsburgh Ale and Best LIQUOR.
at john GEBHART's,
South " hccIny.
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II you want q jolly time 60 to Public
School Picnic .. Martins Ferry Fri
day.
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Second Class.

Miss Annie Brown, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
First premium in rhetoric and reading;
first premium in modern history and
Christian doctrine.
Miss Mary Houston, of Ashland, Va
FIRST premium in rhetoric and letter
writing; first prrmium in Christian doc
trine and algebra; second premium in
reading and history, in chemistry and
astronomy.
Miss Kate McGrath, of Philadel phia,
Pa.-Frst premium in rhetric and read
ing; first premium in letter writing and
arithmetic; first premium in nea,ncss and
order; second premium in Christian doc.
trine and philosophy.
Miss Mary Knight, of West Columbia
w. Va.-First premium in History and
astronomy; first premium in philosophy
and second in algebra; second premium
in rhetoric and letter writing; premium
for improvement in reading.
Miss Anita Walker, Of Atlanta, Ga
First premium in letter writing, and Sec
one in rhetoric and reading; premium
for improvement in history and areth-
netic.
Miss Agnes Robertson. of Pittsburgh,
Pa.-First premium in rhetoric and letter
writing, in literature and history; second
premium IN reading.
Miss Eugenia Handlan, of Wheeling
A premium in the division OF the second
class of pennmsnship; second premium
in Christian doctrine.
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The weather is becoming summer-like
again.
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The place TO get the best shoes for the
least money is At l. Y. Blends
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FORCED SLLE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods ard Carpets at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold 70 raise money.
J. w. FEKREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth street..
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present for their appreciation and pres.

present for their appreciation and pres.
ence.
The Bishops remarks were quite to
the point, and were received with APP
plsuse.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
visitors examined the work of the students
in wax flowers and painting, and all
agreed that the work was exceIleptly
done.
The whole entertainment was conclud-
ed with the coronation ode "Rejoice;
Rejoice" by Miss Zoe Martin, and the
placing of academic honors on the brows
OF the young ladies entitled to them.
This school seems now to be spprorch-
ing the zenith of its fame; at least this is
the opinion formed after listen
ing to the excellent performances
OF the pupils. 1t seems as though in
struction could not do more, and we feel
a natural pride in having such AN IN
stitution among oar West Virginia
hills, which will gather within its walls
the tsirest OF Americas daughters, and
send them out perfected in all the sc-
compliments which 60 toward MAX
ing society brilliant and home a para
disc May this institution live always,
and may its power of doing good ever
extend with its years.
FOURTH OF July CELEBRATIoN.-A
meeting of the German and American
committees on the Fourth of July cele-
bration was held last night Mayor
Sweeney was called to the chair and DR..
Baird elected secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Rolf twelve assistant
marshals were appointed to act with the
Chief marshal IN arranging and conduct
ing the procession on the Fourth of July,
as follows:
h. Kress, Jacob Nunge, L. IL. Logan,
NJ. b. &. Wright, G. Leonhsrdt J. NJ
Todd, Fred. Huseman, John Bayha,
William Reitz, j. w. Sweeney, }. b.
Lukens and Charles L. Cowan.
On motion of Mr.. Rolf the marshal and
assistant marshals were instructed to
arrange route Of procession and re-
port to meeting OF the joint committee
TO be neld on Monday evening next at
/! o'clock.
The meeting then adjourned until next
Monday evening.
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list OF Second nsnd organs:

All taken in exchange for Woods or
gans within 4 few days and offered al
the above low prices on easy terms al
SHEDS music store, MAN street.
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DRAWING.
Third Class.
First premium, Miss Carrie Llppett;
second premium, Misses Mary Flynn,
Nellie Bishop and Nellie Higgins.
Class Of Beginners in DTd'0'ng.
First premium, Miss jamie Quinn;
second premium, Miss Mary Houston,
Patterson.
ARTIFICIAL FLowERs.
First premium for wax fOSer:, Mics
Mary Wizel; second premium, Misses
Agnes Hess. Mary Higgins, Sarah
ODoherty, Ksts Dolan, Alice Lewis and
Eupepia Hsndlan. First premium in
muslin flowers, Miss Virginia griffith;
second premium, Bridget Ryan.
MASTUA WORK.
A premium awarded 70 Miss Maggie
Hynes-
srocKISG-DARsISe.
Premiums awarded 10 Misses Jennie
Finlayson, Lizzie Snyder, Agnes Hess,
X ate o. Brien and Lizzie Collins.
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Miss Annie Martin, OF Brooklyn, n.
Y.-First premium in grammar, reading
and Christian doctrine; second premium
in arithmetic.
Mis-, Flora Bishop, Of Holly Springs
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Wanted Agents for the Ifsa'
Universal
Centennial HISTORY

mo THE CLOSE OF THE FIRsI ~
vssrs of our national Indspen dsn,S os
inc,ndins An account OF the oom.Ss
Grand Centennial Exhibition, ~ 80
dne engraving, low price, 9ulcs
Extra terms. send tor eirculsf: IN. ,i:asl.
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