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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

Mrs. CuANFRAu.-We trust that our
readers have not overlooked the TACT that
Mrs. Henrietta Chanirau'will commence
an engagement at the Opera House this
evening in Mr.. Tayleure's new play en-.
titled "Parted." When here last season
Mrs. Chanirau won many friends, who
will accord her hearty welcome. VI
Mrs. Chanfrau and the company support
ing her, the Pittsburgh Commercial says :
$50 far as the performance itself was
concerned, it was among the best in per-
iectly-balanced merit and thorough i'm
personation that Pittsburgh theatre.
goers have had the opportunity Of wit
Messing this season. Mrs. Henrietta
Chanirau Is among the most thorough
and cultured actresses on the American
stage, and the part Of Grace Shirley al
ford. her most favorable opportunity
for theexertion Of her especially attract
i've talents. The portrailure oil the faith
ful and trusting wife, the loving mother
and noble and charming womanhood,
which she presented last evening Is a
work Of no small merit, and deserves the
highest praise. Mrs. Chanfrau Is one OF
those actresses whose every effort tends to
adorn and dignity the stage, no less than
to render it attractive. The supporting
company ia excellent having been much
improved and strengthened since It was
here last winter. There was hardly q
weak point in the support and when all
showed such adaptation to the require
ments Of their several parts, 1t is difficult
to specify individual excellences." /
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River News.


NASHVILLE, December 27.-River slow
" rising, % inches on shoals.
MEMPHIS, December 27.-RiveF ala
tionary. Thermometer 2s'. Arrived
Colorado from Cairo, 0 days out.
LITTLE Rock, December 27:-Weather
cold and cloudy. River fnlling;,l foot
$40.
NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-No
arrivals or departures. Weather cool
and rainy.
VlcxsDuRo, December 27.-Weather
cold and fair. River fell 6 inches, and
now stands at 4 feet 7 inches.
CINCINNATI, December 27.-Weather
cloudy and moderating.
CAIRO, December N.-River matters
unchanged. River foot & inches on
gauge and falling, Weather clear; mer'
curry 29'.
EvANsyrILE, December 27.-WeaiheE
cloudy and cold; air full OF snow; wind
from the east; mercury % to 23', River
4 9.10 feet and rising. Up Maggie
Smith. Down-Robert Z. Lee. No bus
iness. .L......
LOUISVILLE, December 27-Weathel
cloudy and cold. River unchanged.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The FOL.
lowing transfers OF real estate were ad.
mitted TO record in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court Yesterday: BIZ
Deed made Dec. 90, 1876, by Thomas
r. Smith and wife, OF Marshall county.
10 John Waterhouse, OF Wheeling, for ~
feet OF The north side OF lot 80 in Div
II, in the subdivision Of the Joseph Cald-
well estate, said lot fronting on the east
side Of McColloch street, between goth
and 2distreets; with the buildings there
on; $500. g y = 4,
Deed made Dec. 10, 1876, by Hannibal
Forbes and Henry NJ. Russell, special
commissioners, to Hiram Elliott, Tor 3
tract Of land situated in Ohio county, OF
the waters Of Big Wheeling creek, con
tanning 1888 acres; s6,725.
Deed made Dec. %, 1876, by Enocll
G. Miller and wife to'Cecilia q. Booth
wife Of Crawford II. Booth, for lot No
100 on North Front street, and the soutl
one. half Of the pasture or river lot No.
upon Water street; 81 600.
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INO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties OF Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
GaEhaninn.

On account Of advanced age ! am lesirous Of
Changing my rCalcnce, aud therefore Otiar for Sae
my Iarm situated opposite the city Of wheeling, on
the river hank, midway between bridgeport aud
MarlinA Ferry, and Immediately 1l0lRIng tho VII
lHEO Of kGnavillC. The property consists Of 60
arfGI OF hill aud table land and u oil river bottom.
In the hill there are two seams Of Coal, b and w
IaOt thick, thre deposits Of llmeNtOne MI foot
vein Of clusa texture sind or IRE stone, an Is loot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of deposits OI rich and valuable
character.
IN the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently NOplng to the east, AMI all under drCct CI-
pasture 10 lie sun, Is Vineyard oil VI acres mostly
taiaWla grlpca, all In ta Fearing condition, HlHAt
seven years DID, which As proven ITSELF able 10 roy
n handsome rcr cent tnthC ruitiIatnr.
'rlIa pTOpefty h being approached above and ",
low hyRn advancing tide u persons seeking small
hOmCstcIls, aud Is now really the only nnOcciIplrd
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
II Is valuable rs an investment for capital SCkIusH
Iuie purchase and valuable 10 those who want ha-
Eet gardening ground close 10 the city, II fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, The Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of sale will DO one-thirl cash, balantc
In Two annual payments FER cent interest on de-
tcrTSl IsiymeniA For further particulars lnguIe
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On tho premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
RpS
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, BgtpoEPoRr POLICE COURT Henry
Ammons, his wife and his mother, all
went into the Jail together, for keeping u
noisy house and for being drunk and dis
orderly at home and abroad. Henry be.
ing a man, you know, was fined 50 and
costs and was Committedto jail in default
OF payment. His wife and his mother
were sent to Jail for thirty days to mend
their ways and means. They will re-
ceive nourisliment from the soup bones
OF Reese Burdett, who arrested them.
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.MARrts's FERR8 IrEMs.-Businefs i"
dull, duI!er, dullest.
The lookup had thirteen occupants
Tuesday morning-all for getting too
much Christmas on board.
Col. Charlesworth, OF SteubenyiIle, was
in town yesterday. -
We are glad 10 learn that Mr.. NJ. c.
Mitchell has located in our town. and has
purchased the grocery store Of Frank
Watson, on Fourth street. where be will
be glad to see all OF his many fFiends
Mr.. Mitchell ia a gentleman Of good bust
ness qualifications, and we wish him
abundant success in his new enterprise:
Rev. Sedwick leaves this morning for
Mt, Moriah, where he will this evening
commence q series OF meetings with the
Baptist Church at that place.
Mr.. A. D. Newland has fine specimen
Of the black bear tribe on exhibition a
bis provision store, and which creates
considerable excitement among the juve'
nile portion OF the town.
Mrs. Hannah Otto, who claimed to be
90 years old, died yesterday and will be
buried here to-day.
There were less than thousand drum
,ners in town yesterday and the day be
fore.
Our jovial friend, S. B. Williams ex
poets 10 start Tor 81. Louis, Mo-, the frs
Of next week, where he will remain unit
next spring.
Bank, is off on u holiday visit to friendl
in SSndusky, Ohio.
A new building is being erected OF
Main street, to be used rs saloon.
Past Master Ii. Capehart last evening
installed the following officers, Of Ohit
City Lodge No. 4SO, A. f. & a: NJ, L
serve the ensuing year: L. W. lngle
bright, W. NJ; ". S. Dilworth, $. W; j
L. Vanpelt, J. W.; Edward Williams
Treasurer; l.. c. Sedwick, Secretary; Rev
G. C.Sedwiek,l Chaplain; E. J.. A.. pren
men, S. D.; S. II. 1leaton, J. D.; samue
Young, Tyler.
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sym.AssuAI C1os1Na.o Our SALE,
Wewill commence our Closing.out Sale
earlier than usual, to give our friends
and sv s p @ensJ II Is s1Ss a;n an ss @
Blankets, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Underwear, Cloths, Cassimeres, together
with a large stock Of Domestic Goods
Garnet Chain and Carpets, Wall Paper
&C., SC. You can save yourselves 70 to
so Der cent more than in any other place
in the city. This is no humbug, az we
mean business and are fully determined
to reduce the stock. Call soon, and avail
yourself Of the rare opportunity d to &C.. =
great bargain, at Nos 20l9 and 9Osl Main
S JoHX RoEMER.
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If you wish to buy fine Christmas
present go to DeRoy " WeiIerS, Iva
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va, where
YOU will find full and complete stock oil
new. unredeemed gold and silver watches,
chains, charms, necklaces and ladies' and
eents iewelry Of all kinds, and guns and
pistols cheaper than tho cheapest.
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Iy.r.Yr,;yy K,11rp,-Mr. WIN. noyle,

INSTANTLY KTLLED.-Mr. VIM. Doylea,
Of Knoxville, Ohio, a former citizen OF
steubenville, met with an accident on
Christmas day, resulting in instant
death. He was passing along the street
where some, boys were firing charge
from an anvil, when ring used IN con-
nection with the anvil burst and piece
Of it struck him on the head, fracturing
the Akpll and producing instant death.
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" OuR retail merchants say that the
trade in holiday goods Is about as large
as heretofore. Quite az many il not
more gifts have been purchased, but "a a
rule they are notso valuable rs in former
years. The sales will amount 10 as
much an heretofore, but the gifts are
greater in number and less In price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

HE1.MBoLp's BuoHu is still in the Re-
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. Il 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. 50. d4W
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TIE ONO VALLEY oRoANs.--A full
supply OF these already fayorite instF9'
merts, has been received at Shields Music
Store on Main street, and purchasers can
obtain any style on the most reasonable
terms and at bottom prices. For price, and
quality no Organs have ever bee" offered
in Wheeling their equal.
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RACE FOR NuMBERs.-Quite an excite.
ment is created at Wellsburg over . race
for numbers between two classes in the
NJ, E, Sabbath school. The attendance
last Sunday was AZ in one and 40 In the
other. The class having the smallest
number.at the close OF the year is to fur
nish an oyster supper for both classes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

Iris noticeable that Christmas festivi.
ties, commercially considered, affect the
price Of eggs more than that Of any other
article IN the produce market. They
have within the past few days advanced
from 25 to 80 a IS cents per dozen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

MEETING OF CRY DEMOCRATIC Ex-
Ecur1vE CoMMIrrEE.-The City Demo-
cratic Executive Committee met at the
city building last evening, In pursuance
Of call published in yesterday mornings
ReaS.er. This committee, We understand,
was appointed at the city convention
held two years ago, but never met for the
purpose Of organization. Mr.. George
Forbes, OF Webster district who was
chairman Of the old committee, presided
at the meeting last night.
The committee decided to hold a con-
yention on the sth prox, at 10 A. N, in
the city building. The primaries will be
held In each ward on Saturday evening,
Jan, eth. Three delegates will lie elected
from each ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

TWELVE Kirkwood females took a
sleigh ride last night in Hills green bob
sleigh 10 the foot Of the ""bis hill" and
return. Right merrily rang the bellies
but nary 4 beau, save Hill, and ifhe had
been mountain he would have been in.
sufficient to keep pace with the chimes
and tue times.
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PERSONAL MENTIos.-Chsrley John
sion, Of the Wheeling Sunday Leader, was
in the city yesterday. It was at one time
whispered in the Wheeling papers that
Charlie had the biggest feet OF any mau
in West Virginia.-Ptisbsrgh Gasstte. +,
From this immediate vicinity and Bel.
mont county, Ohio, the following persons,
together with their families, will leave
on the second Tuesday in jan
nary, TO locate permanently in Texas :
A. iiollingshead, o. B. Altman, w. Tip
pins, J. NJ. Reader, W. B. Crawford, D.
b. Workman, James Gear, George Doty,
]. Bush, IL. Kline, John Garfield, +.
O, Green.-Moundspilie GuEstis.
Billy Mayer will furnish the music at
the SGb-Rosa social tonight.
Mai. N. B. G. Wright returned = day
or two since from u three weeks visit In
Ohio.
Z Simmons & Slocum's Minstrels will ap.
pear at the Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next, and Monday
afternoon. :.
Mayer has been engaged to play for The
Germania Singing societyion New Years
night.
Through the kindness Of Messrs. Thos
lTornbrook and +. W. Plummer, each
teacher Of the English Lutheran Sabbath
School was last evening presented with q
photograph Of Rev. Barnitz, pastor oil The
church. s.---s.---.-i.-
Rev.J. W. Goodlin, Of York, Pa, wht
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-
LEAP YEAR MASQUERADE on The Is.
LAsD.--The residence Of Mrs. Henry
Brues, on North Front street, Island, WA
lie scene Of much enjoyment, last even
ing, the occasion being grand leap year
mSsquerade under the auspices OF q mum.
Der Of our most prominent young ladies.
There was large attendance; the gentle.
men were elegantly dressed, danced
gracefully, and wore their happiest
smiles, while the ladies were polite and
attentive. ...l8
Miss Sue Linch, as a Spanish beauty,
filled the bill to perfection. Miss Pol
lock, as might" looked as pretty as the
heavens themselves. Miss Ella Berger
was as lively % her prototype, "Topsy!"
Miss Chapline, as the Snowflake" was
in season. Miss Bailey, as shepherdess,
was greatsuccess. Miss Hubbard was
a fac smile Of "Maud Muller" Miss
Shepherd, as cred Riding Hood" was SO
lovely that all the gentlemen wished
themselves wolf, and Misses West, Mem
del, Bender, Harden, and others too nu-
merous 10 mention, added materially to
the success Of the ladies' side OF the house.
n As for The gentlemen, we have only the
space 10 give the following, who were the
most prominent: B.ti!McMechen, Gen.
Wayne; Will Mabis, Monkey; A; P. Pax
ton, Prince Carnival; John Handlan, bio
genes; AL. Glass, Hamlet; s. F. Black,
Osceola; J. A. Radcliffe, Louis l4ih;
Frank Caldwell, Naval Officer; Lou
Linch, Socrates; Newton Iinch, High.
lander; A. i. Wilson, Continental; Frank
Zook, Japanese.
The music was furnished by Kramer,
and was OF COURSE superb. The occasion
was an enjoyable one in every respect,
and was no doubt enjoyed by the gentle
men as heartily as by their fair escorts.
This will probably be the last leap year
party Of the season. -
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The Ladies' Temperance League Of
Bridgeport held a meeting in their room,
in Hollowsys Block, yesterday. Nothing
Of Importance was tranacted, but, from
the present indications, raid on the
saloons may be expected at an early day.
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FRANKLIN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The stockholders Of this association last
evening elected the following officers:
President, Charles II. Berry; Vice Presi'
dent, Z. J. smyth; Secretary, Charles W,
Conner; Treasurer, W. g. Wilkinson
Directors-G. A. Beall, Isaiah Warren,
George Hook, Edmund Hobbs, ST., John
S. Trimble, II. B. Wheat, John Z. Parker
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The Insurance. men think that there
will be some salvage in the way OF stock
and fixtures, but az yet have no figures
upon which 10 base their calculations.
Anew engine had recently been put IN,
the works at considerable expense, which
was partially destroyed, and upon il
there Is no insurance. The Superintend'
ent OF the works, Mr.. Howard, was pres
emit at the Ere, and superintended the
work OF removing the stock, etc. z VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

A VERY dangerous counterfeit silver
half dollar has been detected and may be
in circulation in Wheeling. II is COM
posed OF block tin and other ingredients,
has The ring Of tho genuine metal, and de-
c;siye acids will not affect II. ~ "''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

TaE Board Of Commissioners will meet
at the Court House tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock, and close up their business
for the year. This will be the last meet
ing Of the present Board. The new Board
will meet the early part Of next week and
organize, ~ l-t ga
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jgdgc Cfanmsr
This court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
disposed Of the following business during
the day:
Executrix, vs.. George Crumbacker, l y.
assumpsit, judgment in favor Of plaintiff
for Sl25 Oh. sa''A~0S
The case OF George Kern Va. F.S. Zieg-
Ter, in assumpsit, was continued until the
next term az the coat Of the defendant.
The case Of Jacob Snider Va. Lewis
Lunsford ct al, in chancery, was set Tor
argument Tuesday, Jan. ., 1877.
Adjourned until tlh'is. PAt03fal"s Rt ten
O'clock.
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OK New Years Day there will be some
rich amusement at Frank Walters place,
out the pike. An eight hundred pound
hog Wilt be offered as prize, which will
be won by the man who while blindtold-
ed wheels q WheelbarroW tho nearest to
fixed stake,
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DISASTROUS EtRE AT New CuNBER'
LANp,-On Sunday evening last tue
works Of the Carbon Black Company, AZ
New Cumberland, Hancock county, were
destroyed by FIRE. The origin 81 the ilre
10 unknown. About U o'clock IN inc
evening tie watch was changed, and one
Of The men happened to go in the bach;
mari Of The building. when he discovered
Il 10 be il flames. Everything was done
TO STAY the FIRE, but without avail. The
work: consisted Of two building, alarge
t HU, frame building, and smaller
one.story building, also frame. 1t was in
the larger building that the FIRE was dis
covered, but both buildings we're burned
The works were owned by company
the PRINCIPAL stockholders OF which live
in The vicinity and in New York city
They were valued at $4,000, and were e
insured works and 6xtures) for $4,000
in the following companies, all OF Wheel
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SEVERAL boys were skating around the
edge Of an open place in the river op no.
ate the wharf yesterday, when one oil the
number broke through, and in a moment
was struggling in the water lie wy
rescued with some trouble. Jtst
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
BALTIMORE, December .

CATTLE-The market the past week was
firm aud prices for tops Nc higher. Very
best s. 50a6 So FIRST quality 81 50a5 81
medium or good fair quality s. 5oal 90;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows s. %
as 80; most Of the sales at s. 5Ol4 30. Re
ceipts 924 head; sales Sill.
HoGs-Have been In fair demand and
prices Nehigher. Range, 81 6OSs 90. Re
ceipts S,s62 head.
SHEEP-Havs been quiet at unchanged
rates. Range, a 0oaG %. Receipts sAE
head.
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TIE CouRrs-CouNrY CouRT-Juagt
Cochran.-In this court the following
business was transacted yesterday: n
In the case Of the State ys. John BiVlns,
indicted for an assault TO commit rape,
the defendant not appearing, on motion
Of The attorney for the State his recogni'
Eance was forfeited.
The case Of the State -. John shiPP
and Mary Shipp, charged with keeping 3
house OF Ill fame, was continued, provided
the defendants during the term renew
their recognizance for their appearance,
next term, in tue sum Of $500 eachi Il
not. then a forfeiture Of former recogni'
ZanCe. ar,
In the case Of the State vs.. Robert Mil
Ter, indicted for cruelty TO animals, Tue
defendant entered into recogpiEanee OF
500 for his appearance next term, !,
The State vs. John Sheekey, inuic1eu
for misdemeanOr, continued II recos'
nizance is renewed. .,
The case OF State vs.. W. Martin, n; "
Neal and J Mauck were continued II their
several recogniEances are renewed II not'
then forfeiture OF former recogniEanceS.
christopher Farley, who was in prison
on q charge Of larceny, was released on
bail, James Matthews being his surety in
lie sum Of $500 for his appearance at
The next term Of the Circuit Court:
The case OF Vim. Dawson Vs. Waller
Marshall occupied the remainder Of the
day. and Is Btill lon trial. h1as
Adjourned 10 Die usual houf thls
morning.
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POLICE corRr.-Jt.dqs Cranmsr.

The following cases were before His
Honor Yesterday morning: .
The case Of Dennis Desmond, charged
with IisorIerIy conduct, was dismissed.
+. W. Baicker, for failing 10 take away
garbage from ID. PAdgelt's house, was
fined SIS. Execution was suspended on
payment Of costs.
: Noah ". Hunter, vagrant, was sent
10 the city prison for thirty days.
Jacob Zimmerman paida fine oil s. for
disorderly conduct.
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THE paymaster Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad made a flying visit to little
Washington on Christmas day, remaining
only few minutes-long enough to Pay
of The hands and make them happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

THE river in front Of the city was yes
tcrday covered with merry skaters. froo'
ably i've hundred ladies' and gentlemen
were on the ice during The greater part
Of the day. d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

PArRIorrsM connected with the Presi-
Dental problem has about oozed out. It
has now got down to question Of post
Offices and such.
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/ THE Grand Central Hotel, New York,
means "war" on rates. To.accommodate
the demand for low prices, II has reduced
ita rates from 81 90 TO 81 30 and 50 20
per day, cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

TIE street crossing at the corner Of
Chapline and 18th streets has been
cleaned Of ice, and is now passible, thanks
to the Street Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-28

WE are Of the OPINION that it must be
good, for the simple reason that so many
nrsise il and physicians prescribe 1t.
Eye mean DR., Bulls Cough Syrup.
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN SABBATH scHooL;
AsNIyEpsARY.-The Sabbath School Of
the English Lutheran Church held their
usual anniversary exercises in the Opera
House last evening, before large audi
ence. The children were seated on tho
stage in tiers, and looked very bright and
pretty In their holiday attire. This Is
probably the largest Sabbath School In
the city, owing TO the energy and perse-
yerencc OF Mr.. Barnitz and his able assist
ants, and its membership Ia constantly
The exercises consisted OF recitations,
speeches, and singing by the little folks,
remarks by the pastor, reports Of officers,
announcement;ol rewards Of merit, distri-
button Of medals, etc. We give below the
principal points Of the programme;
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GIVE heed to the suffering poor. he.
lieye the pressing wants Of one poor
family this winter and you will have set
a brave example.