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ST. MARY's, July II, 1876,


ST. MARY's July II, 1876,
Editors OF the Register:
"Out OF the frying pan into tho fire"
expresses the "true inwardness" Of the
weather. We are now suffering first
rate, for when we change positions to
get cooler place we are apt TO find it
hotter. The thermometer yesterday
showed about 81 degrees in the shade
and to-day is not any cooler; however,
it is fine weather for the farmers, and
they are improving it BY getting in their
wheat and hay. The wheat is generally
very good and the grass Is the best crop
for several years. Corn and potatoes
are looking finely and with seasonable
showers through the Summer will make
ssplendid crop. There are no peaches
here this season, but with plenty of ap-
pies, berries, &c, We will hardly miss
them.
Political matters in this county are
looking up. Would be candidates are
plenty aud our county convention,
which meets on the Goth Of August will
have plenty 10 chose from. Our people
generally are well pleased with the
nominations made at ST. Louis. There
are great many Democrats who think
if the making of the platform had been
intrusted 10 them that they could have
fixed it to suit them better on the finan.
cial question, but there is bu. one opinion
as to the ability of Uncle Sammy
to clean out the "ring" thieves
AM straighten out crooked whiskyites,
which certainly should form a part Of the
qualifications Of the next President. We
believe that it is of more importance to
have the affairs of this government con.
Quoted honestly than to spend our time
10 discussing rigmarole theories ia regard
TO the currency, which even their authors
do not understand, and which are entire
ly beyond the comprehension of sensible
people, who do not pretend to know how
To make something out of nothing.
We really want q reform in sill the de-
partments of the government, and We be-
lieve Tlden and Hendricks are the men
To make il. We are satisfied that under
Tildens administration we would have
no Babcock and Belknspism to blush Tor
at home and no Bob Schenck to digrsce
US abroad.
A significant fact is this, that every
"ring" thief in the country opposes TIL
den, and goes for Hayes tooth and toe
nail, which shows who they expect 10
fare the best under, and we submit that
Belknap and Babcock, Blaine, Grant i
Co, ought to be enough to politically kill
any man whom they support.
Yours truly, ST.. MARYs.
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THE Cincinnati Enquirer has solved
the Indian problem. 1t doubts whether
those terrible Sioux will ever be terror
lied into decent respect for the white
mans government until General JOHN
A. LOGAN puts on his war-paint and
heads an army to 60 out and settle
things. JOINS very appearance would
strike terror.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States for the District of West
Virginia.
In the matter OF John T. Gordon and VIM.
A. Wright, Bankrupts.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CLERK OFFCE,l
At Wheeling, w. Va, June 9, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that petition
has been, t.wit: on the Sth day OF June 1875,
filed in said District Court by John T. Cor
don, late OF Wellsburg, in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared
bankrupt, for discharge and certificate
thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under the United States
bankrupt act. and that the llth day OF
July, 1876, at 3 O'Clock A. NJ, before said
court, at The Office OF Geo. Z. Boyd, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy in said district, at No.
81 Twelfth street, Wheeling, In said dis.
trict, has been assigned as the time and
place for all creditors who have proved
their debts. and other persons in interest,
TO appear and show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
TEST: JASPER Y, MOORE,
junl2oawra Clerk d. c. U. s. b. W. Va.
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WHEN Postmaster JEWELL rejected
straw bidders, he disturbed the home
nest of corruption and brought down the
displeasure of GRANT. who waited con-
venient opportunity to kick him down
stairs. Has neuralgia and whisky de-
stroyed the mans head altogether?
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Fob 9ALB.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE,
n No. ld Sixteenth street, in first-class
condition. This house IL very convenient.
suitable for either one or two families. II
Contains eight rooms, and has water ali
through It. There Ia good stable on the
ian enquire on the premises, betweent
and 7o'clock In the evening. II not sold
before July llth, 1t viii be offered al public
sale on that day at 10 O'Clock, q the Count
House. JOHN +. McNABB.
ju2Ora
The above sale has been adjourned until
Saturday, July Is, at y O'Clock A. Il.
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The battle IN Ohio is becoming uneI-
pectedly exciting. With Judge STALLo,
FRED HAsslUREK and General BRINK
ERHorF coming to the front of the TIL.
DEN ranks, and plunging in for an ag-
gressive campaign, it is noticed that even
Ohio is to be contested step by step for
October. All of these able Liberal
leaders supported HAYES for Governor
last fall against ALLEN.
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AS II the Chinese problem were not as
much as they can attend to at once, the
Californians are agitating for the purpose
of compelling ladies to take off their hats
in theatres.
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The WEEKLY REGISTER

In the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. II Will De sent 70 any ~
dress one year for 500. Valuable premt.
ums to ciuv xgents and to subscribers.
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Harm for Sale.

VIZ ITH THE INTENTION OF RETlR.
w ing on account OF age, will sell nv
farm, situated In Dover township, Union
county, Ohio, on the Marysville and Dels.
ware pike, adjoining the town of New
Dover, on the Delaware and Springfield
railway, go acres, 200 OF which Is In a high
state OF cultivation; balance timber, all
good barn, fruit, good water, soil black
loan, making desirable farm. Will seIl
In one body, or TO suit purchasers. For
further particulars call on or address
MORGAN SAVAGE,
ieDegrb New Dover, Union county, %
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TNO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
i the errors and indiscritions OF youth,
manhood, &C, will sehd recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
in South America. send self-addressed
te the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID. Bible House, New York City.
feb4eod-egub
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FOR SHERIFF.

Editors Of the Register.
respectfully offer myself to the Demo.
cratic party as candidate for Sheriff OF
Ohio county subject to the established
usases OF the party.
iva JAMES NJ. BULGER.
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Forty years has tested the value OF
Or. A. q. TOdd's Anti.BilliOus and

Forty ears has tested the value OF
Or. A. o. TOdd's Anti.BilliOus and
Liver Pills.
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE
For Billiousnesss
Use iDr. A. s. Todd's Pills.
For Liver Complsipt,
Use DR.. A. s. Todd's bills.
For Dyspepsia,
Use DR.. A. 3. Todd's PILLS.
For Sick Headache,
Use DIR. A. s. Todd's pills.
For Disordered stomach,
Use DIR. A. 8. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use DIR. 4. 8. Todds Fills.
A FOR Constipation OF Bowelsi
U.s. DIR. A. y. Todd's PILLS.
Fer Palpitation OF the Hear,
Use DR.. A. s. Todd's Pills,
For lmpurity OF the Blood,
Use DIR. A. 3. Todd's Pills.
For Pains In the Head
Use DR.. A. ). Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the Side,
Use Ut. A. s. TOids Pills.
LAJGHLlN BROTHERS q CO.,
sPRoPRIEToRs.
ssld by Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
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single case. Trial package free. Enclose
stamp for Circulars giving evidence OF
cures. Give name of express offic<. Ad-
dress DR.. 8. A. RICHMOND, Box al, ST
Joseph, Mo. my2egoaw
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FOR SALE .
FOR SALE,

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty .fiith street, for saIe. They are
nearly new and In excellent repair. Each
contains four rooms and Kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de.
string cheap dwelling houAe we'll located,
to cali. For full Particular apply 10 the
undersigned at their ONCE, No. 1913 Chan.
line street, Wheeling, W. We.
CRACRAFT & COLE,
aprl5h Attorneys.
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A CARD.

ssld by Druggists and Dealers ever.
where.
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EPILEPSY OR FITS.

II IICT VI VV %
Samaritan Nervine, the
great Nerve Conqueror, cures
Epileptic Fits, Convu lslons.
SpaSIns, 81. Wins Dance, and
all Nervous Diseases the only
known positive remedy for
Epileptic Fits 1t has been
tested by thousands ana has
never been known TO fail In
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AGCNT 70 subscribers in one day. Bes
Au6NI literary paper. Only 81 81 q
year. Three $40 chromOs free. MUNYON
4 SPONSLER, Pubs, Phiia., Pa. myZ3b
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THE COUNTY c0MArssIOxERs.
Quarterly Reports OF she Various
(ounSy On1eers.


The Board Of County Commissioners
held . regular meeting in Virginia to-day.
All the members were present.
The following quarterly reports OF
County officers were presented and re-
cesved
E. Wright, Justice Of the Peace. Town
ship No. 0. reported that he had received
from civil cases. fines. ETC.. for the quarter
ending June Goth, Sl,3i7 80.
H. II. Symons. Constable Of Township
No. Q. reported having received from fees
In civil and criminal cases for the quarter.
si.223 80.
The American Flat Toli.road reported
$+04 6s receipts.
The County Recorder reported that the
fees OF his Office for the quarter were
SCOT rs.
Tho County Treasurer reported the
amount Of cash In the treasury to be
SIS. 2i2. distributed rs follows: State
Fund. s627 40; School Fund. Slopes 30;
Railroad Fund. 1881 sc; Judges Salary
Fund. sl,s95 05; Treasurcr's Fund. s2,-
0C9 - ; General Fund. si7.5i9 20.
A. j. Smith. Constable Of Township No.
I. reported the fees Of his Office for the
quarter 90 have been 81. 8 20.
Sheriff I. J.. Kelly reported his receipts
for the quarter to have been $5.is9 81.
A large number Of bills were acted upon.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r.c,.l TO tn. .olp mnL p.uiv nrw'.
CALIFORNIA.
rhs Trsssing Race in Oakland Yes
ssrday-A challenge which Prs''
IlsIdNin Dared net Accept.

San FElScrsco. July G.-l r. NJ
The irotting rae at Hay District track
yesterday was won by Peanuts. A heavy
gale inierfer~l with the race and the
time wa slow. The best heat was made
In 2s33,..
BALDWIN. the eIposer Of s%piritnslisiic
manifestations. has issued n challenge
Of $500 that he conld expose amy mani
fsstations known TO mediums. u Was
taken up by u man named schimmons.
who 10 . medium. He ofirted to
eat ten grains Of stryehnine. Bald
win to consume the same amount.
Last night at the performance Baldwin
stated to the audience that he would not
accept the challenge. rs Schimmons
was . confirmed strychnins Gator. AMI
could swallow tho poison with impuni-
~, while II would kill him.
Captain Hsvsrt johnson. late Prssi-
dent Of the Mariners Association. Is
dead. lie was the owner Of the barksn-
tine Modoc. AMI interested seven or
eight other coasters.
General Mcdowell la. assumed ROM
maud Of the Department Of the Pacific.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Tho IndiMn War.

CHrc,oo, July G.. Tn 10 ~ O'Clock
General Sheridan has received no official
or other direct information IL the re-
poitrI massacre Of General Casters
ma men on Little Horn. hut is expect.
ing reports 81 sone Kind m~omsniarily.
There Is reason to fear that tho wors,
reports will he couarm-l -perhaps NO.
grayated.
oMluA. July @. An officer at head.
quarters here says that n dispatch la,
lust gone through by tele,ran,, fran
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TRIcKs uroN TG,vrLrRs. On the
Fourth, County Commissioner Torp, took u
mean advantage II his controlling interest
in the Gieger Grade. lie took up his po-
sition nj his toll .house aud inierferel greatly
with the occupants 90 carriages fastening
~ the race track Ia witness the practice
IL the Artillery, Outside ~ his resi-
deuce two great barrels ~ b=~r Mere placed
and packed about with lee. Eyeryb-l,
who came along was aslel 10 drink. II
the traveller accepted the invitation NJ.
Torp resoluicly declined ~ collect toll.
should the lssr H. refused the usual
money was inexorably collected. Take q
drink aud 10 through for nothing. II yon
don't drink fork over Was the rule III
roai for the day. II was All imposition on
temperance men and many fell by the
wayside.
ATTEMPTED Suicide. Last night about
II o'clock a man was fpuni living half IN
sensible and goaning ~ a vacant lot on
ID street. between Union anI Taylor. Nr-
ginia. lie was supposed Ia bc q centennial
drunk. aud was carried by four polieemen
~ the City Jail. As lie seemel IT, lr sui
fcring greatly, DIR. Harri. WAS sent Tor.
The physician irlrelei sslHh- l"'s"n'
ani a srarrn ~ W. Wah : lTI-,"h wa "
.arlel ny ihe nhiihs 81 . D"l'ie 'Nh'a,h'
lng a mixture ~ chloroinrm am' a'"'ii's.
nr. Harris puinl~u MN our, ahu 'ns
morning ihr n,ai was so.r nehnm a,a
To .. ablr 70 s'ys .s ns a I a. %" IN, !.
a r,li,f from mn health and poyerty.
r.. p.,, po.,,, 7, I,i.o
ih"
c"S's Court III virginia Yesterday tue
complaints against the three men supposed
IN h,v, heen concerned IN the attempted
robbery ~ Tie old Consolidated Virginia
l.an-mill and Tue shooting " We wa'rli,
ma" ,,o,i n ~ ni.,ric, h,,orney Lindsay
The ground given Iy Mr., LinI-ay for his
motion was that not'a particle " evidence
ina, Womb stand ,n court had been fur
uishel him against the men ly Chief ~
Police I.acLey. al whose instance they had
nsn - ~" m., ~ Nov nolice,m,n unJer
Thief LacLey.
v,rxo t.,,rr. ~ Tus..
~.
va! 'f""'a'"m was u" p'
Divide OF the iouhs norrlbles Q, uoin
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ssoonp
Nan r~raseiseo Ansr the Cs,rbrs.
Sion - smnli.psN l,ecrsHsisg
lssnrrnI News.

S,S F~RlScisco. July $50 y. NJ
With the exception Of the yet undis.
iurbed decorations the city this morning
has resumed it, wonied appearance.
workmsn have already begun 10 re-.
move the flags from business houses.
though Int little progress la. been
made.
The light list Of casualties anL crimes
during the celebration has been the sub.
jsct Of general comment. aud IL undoubt-
edly owing to the excellent police
regulations observed. Extra precan-
tons have been taken throughout the
holidays. A whole special police force
has been on regular daily duty. aud fire
engines were standing with steam up.
A good deal Of uneasinsss was felt with
regard to the prospect u some unruly
demonstration towards the Chinese. but
with tho exception OF u shot.lived dif-
ticulty ut the corner Of kearny and
Jackson streets. NO trouble has occurred.
The smallpox at present seems TO DO
on the decrease. In the last
five days sixteen cases were reported and
this morning. No deaths are re-
from that cause recently.
The delinquency Of tue Savage assess
Of ~ per share has been post
poned until the 10Th inst. Tho struggle
for the control IL said to he going on
still: Notwithstanding there ATE mmoB
u Of the parties has withdrawn
from the fight.
There was u weak opening Of the stock
market to-day. after the vacation. This
u disappointment to the operators.
aud the street Is alive With rumors of
water Ia the bonanzas.
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ssspspsmres Last Es~stsg.
ASSESSMENTS

..
kssh ssn,r az, -. ,is,
June san us""'u'"' " ~
August ss'
os.raaas y Pst .saw s ~, August i.,'
North Day sss- 10 cents per share ie,i~d
June a,,t dslinqnsnt July sit sale day
August 18Th.
Chsilar rssosi Ss per ,hsrs ls'iei June
7.th ~dshnlu.nt July .sih calls Jay, An-
gust isth.
Y~torsda-ss eeits per share; levisi June
isth. delinquent July 9Th; SALE dag. Aa'
xsst ssd.
rlsehe 30 cents pee share lsvisi juoe 18th;
del nqasni Jaiy 18th sale day. August 18th.
Earsp.-1s cents per .hsre lsysd jan. il,s;
delinquent Ja yiab sale dag. Angust 18th.
c.,. 4; p,t ,L.r,, levied June iIth dsiin.
au.sl Jul, Isth; sale dsy. August 9th.
-.....l.-Io cent. ne, ,h,r.; I.sIeL June
~" a.I.,a.ss, j.iy p,h sals ,i.y, Al.
.a.i sth.
..~,.,. s,,x c.., 40 cent. p.t share:
'"T, Ian. iath. d,linan.nt july iHh
al. ds,, August I,th.
uh.,. Levied Jun. iuL .
asIlnoa.ut JuIy yoth ,al. dsy. August ION.
-. p.r .h.r. levied June
Nm. ssi,n.a,s, .jaI, isih eel. iay. Al.
gust s,h.
Sersn Calhoun cents tsr shar ley,ed
n, pa a,llua..nt July ,th sals day.
August s,h.
Sa.~.,.-E cent. psr .har- i-s.-d June
Iith. s.iiuausut July 18Th ale CAV. Az.
gust let.
r.s.x.-s, oar share: levied MAJ ~ do
iinlarnt yaiy loan -sis day. Jaly 5i.t.
s..,n NJ. l.suis-lo cent. T. - share levied
Inn. cih : drIlnausnt July iHh sale dss
Jsly Sk.
a~u,h Chariot ddAhol-S ~ cent. p@r char.
lsyi,d Mar .. b delinquent Juy 9Th sale
DAY, July 9TH.
North Consolidated Si~rxtsIs- u Scent.
Def share levied June 81 ielinqnslt jay
.h sale isy Jaiy 18th.
s.ush s,,mstsrk ~ cent. per shsr, lss.
led MAJ 81 d~shuqusnt Jan. 9Th sale Day
July lsih.
E.r.Ln consolidated ,Ear,ksl 81 Yer
shArv isyl-d Msy ssth dviinaasni Jus
sth; sale dAJ. Jul, 'hh-
5s,h. 1snnau,ut Jan. gsih al. day. Jaly
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rnI rAI.Acg CiVrHING tsrORE.

On the Com.iock. where money l. plen'
~. aud ready cash always lowing about.
II I. a standing disgrace for a man C%nnless
an editor or a poliiicisnl to le sew going
ahoui dressed In poor cl0,l,e.. No man
can plead poverty. lspausr l.oo- Bros. are
now -elliHH clothes at prizes within the
reach II everybody. People are beginning
Ia find that they eau bny r-ady-made
clothing nifty per cent. cheaper than b.
have them made to order, and ile cut and
material just As god. llos Bros, are
now selling dress, black aud diagonal
suits pt rates which are astonishingly low.
aud the mai who buy. 81 Ross il looked
upon a- the patron ~ some fashionable,
tailor. Trunks aud valisrs for.-ae al low
figures.
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srocK %REroHT.
l~HsroHrsp pAIlr M u r. HEATING . col
Nan Traaetscs Bsard.

TINS noRSIss.
81 0phir. ". 49,. ~ b
ITO NeIicsn. 2sk 49, :s..
-, Ssaid a Curry. Bs. iss.. i3S bio
80 pssi = Bslehsr. ~. q. Is an. tsk. os
al, ts,. hJo
aso c.liistnI., nv. :, Il 20. sis. NV hoo.
sox. 20
30 Savage. 9<. ns. u
isis Zoe. Virginia. AN. 81. 3IS. s.. 49,. S'..
ssS. 5lS q. sa'.
IS chollar fsto-l. ~. ssS
ias5 Hale 4 Norcross. ~. s..S
al Grove poiat. ". ".
go 1slisw Jacket n. ~. 90.
sJ;s iaiperiAi Con -. ~. So D.
~ alpha. AN. a. ~
20 Bslshsr. lsS
50 rirvrrs Nevada. ~
80 Utah. ~
" s~g. Beleher. ssx
20 ksstssk. ~
tss Uverus en-. ", ~. SjN
IS 50 scot. So
las Union Con. i0.. To-.
81 Jssties1 7s.. -
bs3 Lsiy bryan. sse. se
80 lulia. "a. =.
I'm. Y. Ca. .sc
81 ko.su,h. Ii
io Cosmopolitan. ~
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onsrAcLR. III uAnni,aE.

Happy relief tor yoang men lion, The en~eis
of srpt. spi ahss~s In rariy liz. Manhood
rsrt"rd.. t~nlrdi~ents u" lnsr,Ase rrnAosvi.
abls remedies. books ssrd sirenlsrs cent ire.
M seai.,f rnvel"p.. ASds.- HOWARD As.
ISOLATION. %iaN. N,sih street philadelphia.
Ps-Nn instiiaiias having = high rspaiAiion
Coz houoraLs suIdact snd II~ofrssioasl .liL.
lk29 TIA
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tao Tuvkisls Mar.

CoSsrAytisoSIs. July Il. The Gov.
ernInrat has declared tho Danube nsu.
trsl.
LONDON. July GA Rasusa Telegram
from Sclavonic source denies the truth
OF the report Of the Turkish success in
Montenegro.
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suIrId. n. snnia hs.a.

SAINT, Rosa. July G.-I.ast night =.
W. Bruggsmann. lato manager 81 tho
Aid Union Of San Francisco. was found
dead about two miles from town. shot
la the right temple aud above the heart.
Tie ball passed through his right TEN.
pie. A pistol vas found by his side
with three chambers empty. The coro-
rsr's jury found a verdict Of suicide.
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the CENTENNIAL IN PRISON.
HOW OUR CoNvICrs CELEBRAr.
ED THE GLORIOUS TOuRTH.

Orasions. Sougs. Instrumental Mo.
sic and Daneing-rhe Bsys who
arc Ceannsd Delivering Gisw.
Ing Tributes 90 Liberty How the
warden Rewarded Them Ter
Their HntriotIsm,
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I.oll az HaNor.- The foilo~ing y III"
roll Il honor of III. Lower Cold hill Pub
lie scl.-ll for the month ii Jnne--N.b BE-
Davis. teacher: 4 Gradc- Harry GRAY ~
Nelly Gray ~. Rosa Carroll w. lsnn,
CARROLL W. Emma kresgc VI, Maggie
Moran ~. Nicholas Hummel 10, Nora
sullivan ~. Matt. Trursn ~. TIL" i"il"".
ing w.r. aiove ~ Ia both atieIniaii'c shd
L.tartment: Matt. Truran. Nelly GRAY
Harry Gray. Willie Gray. Se~srd hre>s.'
rmn,. Kr-se, Nelly WEIGH. Lizzie BLACK
Mily N.riarty, Jimmy Caldwell, MAggir
Moran. Nora sullivan. Henry tstroii'
Henry Golding. James krs~gc, Nici"ias
Hnmu.l. Tommy Groten. Harry 'sila"'N'
Iizzi. killo,. Belle Biaek.
Fur AL,nx-Y.-i.tisy morning ai"nt
n o'clock an alarm 10 lire Ma s"ni''''''
The .mole from q chimney VI . h0nse'
aJIoin,ug Mediums store on the NoIt.'
blowing .,sr A Hat roof, gave the itnfr'.
.lon tha, N s,- on lire. aud the ini''@'ehi
,nhabitant. s.,s very much surprised ."
ind th. iremes playing ni"n ih"'f hsh'
fation.
How IT, RrSoyr BrRSsfSos CLOTHS
The burning ofpowder on thefoui'h played
-ad havoc with a good many peoples
.lo,he. anal these sufferers conid do M"
better than to drop into Bonner Eros.'
popular clothing emporium at III" corner
.f T. and Taylor streets. virginia. i"n
can get anything You need ihesr.
slu,ss PaL,cr v,mrrS sronf. NJ The
silver Palace Variety store. u. =. Taylor
proprietor. a large stock of new gos-i' has
lust been received. Fresh California
mutt. arr a speciality at the establishment;
Mr.. Taylor has removed :" i's N"tiih !,
.ireet. Virginia. ne,t do"r "a the S'''ef
Psiaes Saloon.
TYR Bax,Nx, B,z,,R.-H You want a
piano. organ. vs. any other musical in''rn-
meni al a reduced price. goto Oh" BONANZA
BazAar. l0t South & street, Virginia. \
large stock of fancy goods Is also tepi.
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To oil who are suffering from the srrors a-i
indiseretions Of youih. nervous veaknsss,
Early decay. los. II manhoed, s.e.. viii s,nd
. recip. that will sIYe yon. feer OF CHARGE.
Thls rrrai rsny~by was Uncovered by . mis-
slcgs.y In south Amsrlra. Mend 2 .eifsd'
dressed envelope TO the hey. Josrph y. lnman,
station d, Bible Hia.e. Nrw taft CIV
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VACANT places in the dental ranks will

VACANT places In the dental ranks will
never occur u you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous iooth.wash. SozoDosr.
From youth 10 old age. II will keep the
snamrl spotless and unimpaired. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozodont have
Q peadLlike xhilsnsss. and the gums q
roseats hue. while tho breath ia pure.
and rendered sweet aud fragrant. IL IL
composed Of rare antiseptic herbs. and
IL entirely free from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth paStes,