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The daily gazette., 1876-09-12

The report concludes as follows:
In concluding the record of the work of
theyear, glaa y embrace this oppsrtu-
nifty to exp ,ss my grateful appreciation
Of your support and that of rhe teachers,
in our various measures for advancing the
interests of the schools. Believ ing that
in the best schools there is still room for
Improvement and progr %. 1 have in
this report pointed ont things that have
not been done so well as it is desirable
that they should be done. have done
this, belle. 'ag that the mention Of these
imperfections in teaching and manage.
ment will result n their removal.
As body our teachers p-e able, and
are faithful in the discharge of their du-
ties. both to their pupils and in their
own mental improvement, and they are
Justly enti'l d to be held in high es-
TEEN.
would also expra to the editors and
reporters Of or newspapers, and to
the many o,tive friends of education
among our citizens, my thanks for their
interest and assistance in my work.
kesnectfully submitted,
DAVID W. HARLAN.
Superintendent Of Schools.
WilD ngton, Aug. 81, 1876.
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the contract was awarded on the 10th
day OF March, 1876, the contractor
obiigating himself to deliver the
building. complete; to the committee
on the Isl day of August next ensuing.
Inc work progressed favorably, and
the bullcing was formally delived to
the committee on the 7th day of
August.
follows:
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No. a Bulfnch Street Boston.
,vrrosrrE REvEREIHoUsr)
THE SClE No B OF LlFE !:
Or, Seif-PreservatiOn
MORE HAN l1,ooo,ooo; COPIES SOLD.
Or, Seif-Preservation

Gold Medal Awarded to the Author by
the "Natio Ial Medical Associa-
tion." March 81. 1S!e
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ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY,
No. 2 East Second Street.
PRICES FOR Is7c

8 to 100 pounds at 20 cents per hundred
100 to 200 pounds, 60 cents per hundred; / to
= tons. sid per ton. Special rates for larger
quantities. Elst,In ice only.
HsprIlif j. Il. CONROyv s. SON,
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1861, in which he quotes at length from
the remarks and reports of the late
Judge Hall, for many years President Of
our School Board. In April, 1859, the
number Of teachers in all our public
schools was 80, and of pu,iIs, 1910. The
attendance for the past tlree years is as
follows:
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WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, l A, N

For the Middle and Eastern States,
mol iheast to northwest winds, cooler,
partly cloudy and clearing weather,
" It'll rising barometer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-25

Always on hand. Ws have Also Tue BALLARD
TAsl4E, which is always ready for the amuse-
ment OF tho Lovers of the Cue. Otner Ii.
eensed games also found at this place.
deli I'll a
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NEW YORK, July Relationships at
1lAa11 1916. Flour-Dull and heavy;
strongly in buyers favor, particularly for
parcels liable 10 unsoundneSs from the
heat; No. ., So 0Oa2 70; superfne western
and State S. 00aS 80; common to good cx-
ira 81 00a4 75; good to choice S4S0a5 20;
white wheat extra $530a7 80; extra Ohio
81 40a5 25; st. Louis 81 90as 80. Wheat
Heavy; strongly In buyers favor; only a
limited demand; depression mainly for
common and inferior grades; No. Q spring
New York, 81 05; No. dos 81 l2a1 IS; reject
ed do Sic; ungraded do 90ca$l 10; No. l
Milwaukee 81 16a1 II; No. 2 do 81 GOAL o.
amber Michigan, $f20; No. Q Chicago
spring 81 GOAL OF; No. 8 do SIC; winter red
western e5c. Rye-Heayy; State '7oas0c;
western 60a7Oc; Canada In bond 75as0c.
Barley-Dull and nominal. Malt Quiet
and unchanged. Corn Unsettled and
heavy; western mixed hot 40a4Sc; do un.
sound 44a50c; mixed steamer graded 49a
81 Ne; mixed graded 5Sa6S15c Oats
Heavy; western mixed and State 24aSS Nc;
White western do 31a44c.. Hay Market
dull; shipping at 65a70c. Hops-Steady
and unchanged. Cotfee-Quiet but steady
and unchanged. Sugar-Quiet but firm;
fair to good refining SIC. JVhisky-Firm
ut 81 13, .st are
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prssrReH, July 17.-Rlyer feet and
falling. Weather clear and hot. d.
CrscrssArr, July 17.-Riyer Y feet 9
;ncbeS and rising. Departed-Excban
for Pittsburgh. Weather clear and hot
EVANSVILLE, July 17.-Weathcr clear
and hot, Mercury 7S' to 9l'. hiver
. 4.iO feet and falling. Down-Eysns-
Vile, Chas. Morgan, j. D. Parker, laLe-
Wild Up-Red Cloud, Maggie Smith,
Eddyyille. Arkansas Belle, Bowling
Green, shinkle, Glasgow. Generally
with moderate good trips. a, .t
NASHVILLE, July 17.-River falling,
with % inches on the shoals.
1MEtpH1s, July 17.-Riycr fell 2 INCHES
and stands at "a feet 3'inches. Weather
clear. maximum thermometer 95'. Ar
riyed-City Of Vicksburg, vicksburg'
Departed.shannon Cincinnati; MITCHELL
" VrcKsSURo, July 1.-THE river has
r;sen i inch. With 80 feet 10l inches.
Down = Standard. Arriyed-Capital
City. a.. ,ir4
CAIRO, July H.-No arrivals o. ue,
paTtures. River SO feet II inches and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury W..
NEW ORLEANS, July 17:-Arlington,
from the Ohio river. Weather clear ana
warm. +.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-weatlier warm
and clear. Arriyed-Nail City, from
Pomeroy; Etna, from 1r6nton; Liberty
from Ifonton. Departed-All OF the
above, for St. Louis: River stationary,
with 10. feet in the canal L'5rLt
s.. Louis, July 17.-Ryer risen 7
inches. Arriyed-Belle Of 81. Louis,
Cambridge, Joe Kinney, Kate Kinney and
CITY Of Helena. Departed-Johnson
Weather warm and showery this alter
noon. I'D.
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CHICAGO, July 17.-flour3Dull, weak,
and lower. Wheat Panicly;Eo. 2 Chicago
spring 81 a9lH spot; sales at e21<a921zc
August; closed Of 92ssc August 94k Sep
tember;No. 5, rs }sa7593 20; rejected 60a61 re.
Co5n-Dull and PRICK 4 shade lower; No.
2, 441<c spot and August 45c September.
oats-Firm; No. 2, 27Hc bid spot, August
and September. Rye-Quiet at G0e. Barley
Steady at 56c spot; Csc September f6rold.
Pork-1n fair demand but at lower rates at
$40 Scale 90 spot; $40 As August; $40 6S
September: Lard-Dull at $40 95all %
spot; $40 ok August; 81 05a11 OK Sep.
TENDER. Bulk Meats-Firm at 73Sa7 lai6a
10kc. Whisky-S1 10H. ,rg F.,.I
On call board wheat was easy at 92M Au.
gust; e4Nc September. Corn 45e July;
ASK September." Oats frmer at 2711<c cash;
275<c September. Pork unchanged. Lard
tirm.and unch anged. ~
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,RiyIerNeM,,s,..

The marks last night indicated 0 feet
=. r. 5s s Science departed for Ratksr,gurs
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
II 4; N, and will return this afternoon at
So'clock. - !
The Rover passed up at l P. N. with a
model barge Of freight in tow.
Tho steamer Comfort Is running be.
tween Wheeling and sun6sh in place Of
The Rsgon win BE- the regular Par.
kersburg packet to-day.
The Heatherington will shortly depart
for Fish Creek 70 take In tow the bar9eS
which abe grounded few weeks ago.
The steamer Geo. Roberts passed down
light about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The present rise will enable all tho
toWboatS on their way up 10 come
through without difficulty.
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poLIrrcAI Norss.-!The colored people
will raise Hayes and Wheeler pole on
Eoff street, between 10th and 18th, on
Thursday evening next.
at may be four years, and it may.b
forever" is the song OF the parties, Just
now.
A Tilden and Hendricks banner is be-
ing painted ii the alley adjoining
TruscheIs confectionery store, on Mar
ket street.
The Fifth and Sixth Ward Democrats
propose to put up Tilden and Hem
bricks pole Mt the lower end Of Che Cen
tire Wheeling market square. ,The,pole
will be raised some time next week, with
appropriate ceremonies.
The most Democratic institution in the
world Is barber.shop. There every
journeyman is head.scenter.
A Tildeu and Hendricks banner will
be stretched across Main street, First
Ward, to-day.
Every school boy 10 the land will vote
the Democratic ticket. The Republicans
have declared that the public schools are
the bulwark OF the Nation. !,
A whole bundle Of straws: Seventy
Eve men are employed at the Etna mill,
and The vote stands: Hayes, III Tilden,
4. Are you there, Uncle Sammy?
The Democracy Of Bridgeport succeed.
ed in getting their pole into position last
evening. The speakers and music were
imported from this side Of the river. IT'S
said that Adam Eberly's bar possessed
more attractions to the average Demor
crat than either the enchanting strains
Of the Wheeling City Band, or the elo-
quent tongue Of the little G. o. D.
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SuNsrRoKE REMEDIEs.-AS it is well
to.know what course to pursue when a
case OF sunstroke ia met with on the side.
walk, a reporter for this paper obtained
the advice OF one the city's most promi-
| nent physicians upon thissubject. II the
| case Is nota serious one Che definition Of
which will be given the only course ne
cessary ia the opening Of allligatures
about the person, tanning the face and
breast and the administering Of some
light stimulant, such as sherry wine. This
relief will prevent the more serious
growth Of the disorder until physician
can be summoned. In serious case-i.
O., where the face is flushed and the con-
dilion Of breathing indicates congestion
Of the brain-no stImulaht should Be
given at all. With all possible expedi-
ton the patient should be removed to the
nearest shady place, allowed plenty Of
iresh air and should be bathed wen upon
the top Of the head and around the neck
with cold water. No time should be lost
in the calling Of good doctor, as i Is
frequently necessary IN cases OF this kind
to Have the patient bled. M.
As Dan ounce Of prevention however,
as worth q pound Of cure" it may be
we'll for people to know that to guard
against sunstroke It is necessary to keep
rs much as possible in the shade, not to
overhead the body by muscular exertion,
and to refrain from too frequent indul-
gence in Ice water. The occasionalgarg.
ling Of the throat will invariably slake
thirst and prevent the overlooking Of the
stomach. 's.r,1..s,I
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SENSIBLE ApUcE.-You are asked
every day through the columns OF news
papers and by your druggist to use some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now TO give you salts.
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all Its effects, such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit.
nal Costiyeness, palpitation Of the Heart,
HEARTBURN, Water.brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, &c., we ask
you to 60 to your druggist and get a
Sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and try Il, or Regular Size
for 70 cents. Two doses will cure you.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
LaughIin Bros. &Co. eod&w.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening. -.

On account Of advanced age ! am DESTROYS o.
changing my residence, and therefore otsr ior sale
my farm sltalied opposite thecty Of wheeling, o.
the river bank, midway between Brtdeepott Mld
Martins Ferry, and Immediately d!oinlng the vi.
laFe Of EtniTille. The property consists Of g
acres Of hill and table land and IS Of river bottom
In the hill there arc two seams Of coal 6T and 81
feet thick, three deposits q limestone, an foot
vein Of eloe texture Stpd or free stone an IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of dePodS Of rieh and valuable
character, -
On the surface, The larger portion Of which lies
gently Sloping 10 the east, and oil under direct eS
ro6lfo 10 the sun, Vineyard Of 30 acres, mostly
GatAWha grapes, ali in fne bearing condition about
seven years old, which has proven tSet able 10 pay
4 handsome per cent 10 the euldyStgE.
The property d being approached above and DC;
low by an advancing tide q persons seeking small
homesteads, and Is now really the only unooeupted
tFfrlt6Fy between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il q valuable rs an Investment for capital seeking
Haie purchase and valuable 70 thoSe who want mar
ket EIrdening ground el0e 10 the city,, II fronts
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and commands view OF
The Gty, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
The terms Of ale win DO one-thlrll cash, balance
In two annual payments, per cent Interest on de-
f0rfSd plyments. For further Particular Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail q Bridgeport uhio'
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs-At a regular
session Of Evening Star Lodge No: IS,
K. Of p, held in their castle hall at Ben
wood Friday evening, July 9TH, the fol-
lowing officers were duly elected for the
ensuing term: P. C., VIM. Hall; G. q,
H. Bumgarder; O., G. E. carp; N. at
A., E. sisler; /: G., G, Bursee; 0. g., Benz,
Turner, The above officers were installed
on5iastF Friday evening by Deputy Grand
Chancellor VIM. P. carp. Notwithstand.
Ing the depression Of the times, this Lodge
Is in very good condition, and bids fairto
become at no distant day one Of the lead.
ing Lodges Of the State.
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A IIeghen,y(lattIe.

EAST LIBERTY; July 17.-CATrLE-Re,
ceipts since Friday 1855 head, or 25S cars
OF through stock and II cars for sale here,
making for the week l769 head, against
$40 head last week. The supply for yard
sales isyery Light, and 50 far there has been
only three loads for New York. The bal.
ance Of sales were at retail, with no buyers
but local butchers on hand. No quotations,
Hods-Receipts $500 head; total for the
week 1875, against 1926 last week.
Workers, SO 5Oa6 so; Philadelphia 81 OOa
7 10.
sHERP-Receipts $500 head; total for
week 1880, against II 800 the week before.
Selling at S. 6oa4 90.
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ACCIDENT AT LITTLE WAsHISeToN.-
Last Saturday as V. Harding and his
brother.in.lRw, Julius Lemoyne, were
riding in buckwsgon near the livery
stable Of E. saxton, in Washington, Pa,
their horse took fright, and in kicking
threw one leg over the shaft and became
manageable. Mr.. Harding in jumping
from heiwagon was struck BY the wheel
and had his lcollar bone broken. II Is
thought he will be about again in a few
davs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18

HAND MAsHED.-A man named Frank
Harris, who works at the Creek Mill
had his right hand badly bruised yester'
day morning by q wedge that had been
driven In The side Of Ay.wheel. He
had stopped TO speak to fellow work
man, and his hand was resting on the
railing at the time Of the accident.
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CINCINNATI, July 17.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Dlll at 4sa49c. Wheat-DulI and
easier at 81 05a1 10. oats-Dull at 25a2Sc.
Rye-steady at 70a72c. Barley-Steady at
zoe. Pork-Dull; held at $40 90; $40 90 bid.
Lard-Dull and easier; prime steam at 1le.
Bulk MeAts-Shoulders at slight copces,
sions sold at Sal09Sal01c. Bacon-Dull
at 9a9%a11 1<al11Sc. .Whisky-Firm ri
y H 70. lipht.sa Isna 60.
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DEED made July Is, 1876, by Aiken
Robinson TO sallic Robinson, for one
dark brown mare, one one.horse wagon,
one set Of single harness and one gold
watch, rwas admitted TO record at the
County Clerks Office yesterday, consider
ntinn. Sl75.
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: Hn.MBo1pls BucHu is still in the re.
NTH OF ia popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine ia still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and, Is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. " y D. !. VI j. d4W
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FELL FROM A wHDow.--Sunday night
two small SONS Of Mr.. Victor savaugeot
were playing in the second story Of his
residence on Main street, between 18th
and l4th, when one Of them, a lad oil
seven years, fell through an open win.
dow upon the pavement below and was
badly hurt. Notwithstanding his severe
injuries, the boy limped through the
store room 10 a hydrant 10 the rear, and
was bathing his bruised limbs in stream
OF water when his father came to the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18

PERsoNAtsLH. s. White, Esq, Of Bel
ton, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Walter Dennison, Of Delaware, O.,
who spent some time in Wheeling last
summer, is now here on . visit. He. Is
stopping with the rs. y. w" "a
Mrs. Mallonee, wife Of the popular
Mcclure House clerk, left for Raleigh
Springs Yesterday. z. -. n
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! NEW York, July 17.-Trade moves slow
in nearly all departments. Brown and
bleaehed cottonS, cheviots and cotton fan
nels were In moderate request. Medium
prints In fair demand. Dark prints met
with more inquiry, butare In scantsnpply,
Trade sales Of hannels and blankets will
commence on Wednesday, having been
postponed from Tuesday.
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DEATH OF M1ss ANNIE BOOKINGS The
death Of this estimable younglady, the
only daughter Of Mr.. Edmund Booking,
occurred at her fathers residence on 18th
Street at 10i. o'clock lSst night: The
event Is peculiarly sad because Of its sud:
denness, Miss Booking having been i'll
only A few DAYS,
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ACCORDING. 10 the new arrangement be-
tween the Street Railway and Bridge
companies, persons riding TO the Island on
the cars are obliged to pay toll II they le-
turn on foot. Heretofore many have been
in the habit OF riding over fer the pur-
pose Of attending picnics, and walking
back without paying toll.
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THERE ORE hot days during the second
half Of July August and the first hall OF
September, but they are generally separ-
ated by intervals Of GOODNESS. 1t'there iS
anything in ptecedents, a materially low
er temperature may be expected within a
very few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18

The Christian Temperance Alliance at
different points in Pittsburgh have estab-
lished cheap lemonade stands where "ice
cold lemonade" Is sold'for one cent per
glass. Ahint for the friends Of temper
ance in Wheeling.
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LUNCH AT THE OPERA sAIoos.-A fine
lunch will. be set at the Opera Saloon
every evening from until II o'clock, and
as The saloon enjoysa high reputation in
that line, we have no doubt it will be well
patronized. The coolest beer In the city
Is sold at the Opera, and both :Reymann's
and the Nail City are kept on draught. A
patent cooler has Just been purchased for
the purpose Of keeping the. beer cool, and
1t does i,s work TO perfection. +
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For three mortal hours yesterday .
heavy laden wagon attempted to pull
through 4 piece Of paving on Water
street. II our paving system is thus to
be disgraced, we would suggest that the
scene Be laid in some more obscure part
OF the town.
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. TIE couRn.-surRrMr couRT OF Ar.

THE CouRn!-SuPREMI COURT OF AP-
PEA1s-JuSss Raymond, Moore, Green and
,EdniAoa.-This court met at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. ~
J.w. Walton and W. ]. W. CoWdsn
we're admitted to practice, on motion OF
Mr.. Pendleton.
West Virginia Oil and Oil Land Com
pany Va. E. A. Andrews. Decree affirmed,
The Court being evenly divided.
jackson, Wells \ Co., vs.. John Jones
ct al. Decree affirmed.
Jesse Miller, administrator, VS.. John
Greenleayes. Decr6e affirmed.
D. smythe Steele vs.. W. W. Hardness
Judgment reversed and case dismissed:
J: McKinney,jrg VS.. Kirk & Bro. APP
peal dismissed. -,
E: N, WilIiamsivs. Baltimore : OHIO
Railroad Company. Judgment affirmed
George Dent vs.. S. S. Cook, admlnistra'
tor, ct al. Decree reversed and bll DIS
Louisa shumaii vs. Joseph shdrnan.
Decree affirmed; Judge Moore dissenting
LIT Dorsey vs.. H. G. Shepherd. Decree
reversed and cause .remanded.
c. A. Gaus VS.. r. G. Barr ct al. JUG
meut affirmed. -,
Seroud National Bank Of Parkershnrg
VA. S. ]. Horn 'et al. Judgment affirmed
W.T.. Poole & Co. VS.. Geo. Rice. Decree
IN N. and E. Marling VS.. Elijah Marling
Decree affirmed.
". II. Bishoff VS.. E. N. Hartley ct al
Judgment reversed and case remanded:
]. Dronan ct al. vs.. the Board Of Edu'
cation OF the town Of Grafton. Decree
affirmed. - :,
w. II. Johnson's administrator vs.. II
Mendenhall etal. Decree affirmed.
C. II. Garden et al. vs.. Susanna Bod
wing, administrative, ct al. Decree
affirmed.
Oliver Iinsay vs.. John McGannon ct
al. Decree affirmed.
W. H. Douglass ct al. VS.. the town o
Harrisville. Decree affirmed.
Wheeling, Parkersburg & Cincinnati
Transportation Company vs., the City o.
Wheeling. Judgment affirmed.
Jacob Myers ct al. vs.. Eugene Ford
Decree affirmed.
A. Il. Brookover, administrator, vs.
E..E. snodgrass. Decree reversed ant
cause remanded.
F. s. Knox ct al. va. D. c. List ct al
Decree affirmed. =,
State Of West Virginia vs.. Granville
IMcDonald. Submitted,
Adjourned until next Friday Afternoon
at 8 o'eock.
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SINCE this warm spell began We notice
the wheelbarrow fend everywhere has
concluded to suspend operations. Even
the heavenly strains OF the hand organ
are mute in the presence Of Old SoPs in.
tensity OF indignation.
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TOLEDO, JulH17.- Flour Quiet and firm.
Wheat-Firmef; No. white Wabash 81 Is;
No. 2 do 81 60; No. white Michigan 81 27;
extra do 81 IS; amber spot and July 81 OF;
seller August 81 OK. Corn-Dull; high
mixed 4sa<c; aeller August 81 re; 51c Of.
Tered; low mixed 4SIfc. oats-DhIl; No. 2,
Sic; white SIC; Michigan SEE,
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TrcE, the weather prophet, says twenty.
seven days Of shower-bath from the
clouds this month. Every man who does
not own an umbrella admits the truth Of
his prophecy.
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THE Robinson female (Melissa) and
her partner, VIM. MeGumphrey, have
been notified to appear before the police
court this morning and explain the shoot
ing ARRAY oisunday night at the formers
house,