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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-29
STILL SPREADING.
Another Work fngman's club Organ
lied In the Sixth Ward.

Quite large number Of the working
npn of the Sixth ward met ut the United
hr.e house last night, Tor the purpose of
organizing a WorklngTsn's p Tty
lue meeting was cslei 20 order and
Mr Isaac Barton was unanimously
chosen Chairman, and MIR. A bert Wells
temporary Secretary.
The CHAIR stated the object of the meet
ing TO be to permanently organize Il
WorkngmaL' S party, and spirited de-
bate ensued, which WAS INDUCED IN by
several gentlemen present.
AT the conclusion OF the debate. Mr..
Reese offered the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the working men OF
the city of Wheeling have lost AL con-
tnce in the purity aud honesty OF pres,
ent political parties, whose platforms ind
pledges, in general, have been Il snare
and delusion, made only TO be broken;
and disguised with the higher offices OF
the Government, and mOneyed monopo-
| Isis snd shoddy aristocracy, IN their
extravagant and dishonest aping
after the monsrchs OF Europe, and deslr-
ing return to the simple form OF gov
eminent as administered for the Repuo-
lie, we pledge ourselves to the malnten-
snce OF the following:
Resolred, That it Is the duty Of all the
workin gmen of this country to unite Tor
their common protection against ali
efforts to degrade and Cypress them, by
the ensctlng of unequsl and un'
Just laws calculated 10 make the
poor poorer and the rich richer and
~ the end that the interests OF the WORK
ingmen of this country may be fairly ahG
July represer ted in the enactment ana
enforcement of the laws, ard In the gov
ernurert OF the county, we p.edge our
selves to vote only tor workhEmeh'
members and nominees of the Wlrklng-
mems Party OF the L alted States Tor al
officers municipal, State and Natlonal.
On motion committee OF hve, con-
sisting OF Messrs. |. Barton, chairman;
w. Cox, Thomas Bennett, Pat Wler
and David Reese, was appointed TO DRAFT
resolutions and report at the next meet
ing.
An opportunity was then given to al
desiring to sign the resolutions adopted
as gwen above, and quite numtor ADDED
! their names 10 the list.
The meeting adjourned to meet NJ the
same time and place, on Tuesday nlghI
next.
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rne Cheapest uooris the Gravel mooJ

George Crumbacker, OF this city, Is
now mly prepared TO pu: Oh gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work TO give satisfaction,
both as - resisting fire and turning
water. The lar used Is put through n
process tha. trees 1t from oil ana beHzo.e,
and 10 matter how great the heat, j. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
OF every conceivable pitch. ~. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement lor tanks ind sidewalks Of
the best quality, which he offers Tor sale
ut the lowest rates. This roo has stood
fifteen ears I'm this city.
Address him through the postosice or
call 81, his Establishment head OF 18th
a,d Wood streets All orders promptly
attended 10.
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Personalities.

Rev Otto Meerweia, of lions Luther
an Church. leaves on the early train this
morning for Butler county, Pa, where
he goes TO attend the session OF the Pitts
ourgh Synod, which convenes to-day.
Mr. w. +. Cartwright, operator Mt the
Mcclure House Atlantic and Pacific tele.
graph office, was taken suddenly i'll ut
the office yesterday, and had to be taken
home by friends.
We understand that james Z. U Kane,
WHO lately returned TO this city, having
been absent in Philadelphia tor the past
eighteen months, intends opening up i'll
the boot and shoe business here on his
own account. His many friends will be
g ad to hear of his success in his new
role
Capt. 4. G. Sweeney, of the steamer
Fanchon, Is back home after his long alb
sence to the Black Hills, considerably
bronzei from exposure. The Fsnchon
is on the ways Mt Cincinnati undergoing
thorough renovation.
Miss Nellie Sweeney aud Mrs. John
Sweeney returned rom Frostburg, W acre
they have been spending the summer,
last night.
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The TrOiI-ThompsOn Scrape.

The latest Information in regard to the
deplorable affair between the Troll and
Thompson families, At St. Clairsville, Is
to the effect that Thompson. who was
attacked by tine Troll boys, has brought
legal action sgslnst Bud Troll, charging
HIM with assault with intent to kill
Public sympathy seems to be in favor OF
Thompson. As regards the desth o. the
Guild which caused the trouble, there are
very grave suspicious entertained by the
people OF Belmont county thst all Is not
right. aud demand has been made that
the next grand jury investigate the mat
ter, which doubtless will bring to hight
sny crookeducSs connected with the
chLld's death, if there be any.
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tron, the effects of the warm weather and
are debilitated, are advised by physician
TO take moderate amounts OF WHISKY wv
or three times during the day. In ntti
while those who adopt this advice re-
ouently Increase the number OF "drlnks
and in time become confirmed inebriaies.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intdx eating liquors, and which is III
tended &pAcially tor the benefit OF uepfn-
tafed persons, whether at home or abroad.
is DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Con-
tanning the juices OF many meolclna ,i
herbs, this preparation does not create TAI All
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. Inc
nourishiug and the liie-supportlns pro
perties of many valuable hatural prolue-
lions contained in II and Wei Bnown w
medical men have most strengthening
influence, A single bottle OF the rome
will demonstrate its valuable QUALITIES.
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause .wnaleNeL q
wIneglassful OF Sea Weed Tonic lakeh
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite for wholesome iood' 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, We
desire TO say that the excellent euects VI
DIR. Schenck's seasonable remeules, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Plus, are par
ticularly evident when taken by thoSt
who are injuriously affected by change
of water and diet. No person SnouId !eaNt
home without taking supply OF lhest
49, 81 - agl
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Kecep,tou 70 Rev. y. b. Iarni,z.

The parsonage of the Sixteenth street
Lutheran Church was sblsze, last night,
and large concourse of people graced
its halls. The occasion was reception
given the reverend gentleman md his
estimable lady on their relura IRON Their
bridal tour, and they may we'll feel proud
of the flattering reception given them, n
very large number OF friends in addition
to those directly connected with the
church rendering their congratulatior :.
The Weber amateur orchestra furnished
most excellent music, and especially
delighted the little folks. The floral
decorations were grand, and to Mr..
Thos. Horn brook, Esq, VIM. f. Zane
and others, are due the thanks o. all
concerned tor the magnificent display.
Altogether, we doub if there WAS ever
an occasion connected with the
Lutheran church that has so tavorably
impressed and left such pleasant recol-
lecLlons on the minds of those present, MS
the reception last night Our thanks are
rendered for kindly remembrance.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
before this court yesterday morning,
Judge Crsnmer presiding:
Edward Duffy, disorderly, fined five
dollars and costs. Paid
John A. Homer, drunk, fined two dob
lars and costs Committed for thirty
days.
George Snspp, disorderly, fined ten
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Peter Dolsn, assault fined five dollars
and costs. Paid.
James Msloney, assault, dismissed at
O ,st OF Peter D Ian, the complainant
Herman Dietrich. abusive language:
fined two dollars and costs. Paid.
Theodore Fredericks, disorderly, fined
two dollars and costs. Paid.
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Eve Injured.

Miss Lizzie Moore aged about twelve
years, daughter of Capt. Moore, OF Til
tonville, met with quite severe accident
night before last, and which may proba-
oily result in the loss OF an eye She was
striking match preparatory to lighting
lamp, when something struck her ID
the right eye, periorating the interior
cha nber and elongatlng the pupil. The
little Miss WAS brought to this city, yes
terday, and DR.. Hardesty made an cx-
animation of the eye, and states that Al
though the sight has almost been de-
stroyed, he has some hopes Of restoring
il.
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SRcpgerbund.

The Gcrmania Singing Society has
taken the initistive and negotiations are
now pending to organize and hold a
Sseugerbund, IN this city, ut which DIT
ferent societies will compete Tor prizes
fer the best singing. Letters have been
addressed To the different societies IN this
city, which have al siguiticd their will
lingness 70 ioIL in the movement, and
also to the societies ut PITTSBURGH Cleve-
land, Columbus, Marietta Isuesv'lIe,
LawrencoyiIle, Pa, Akron, o., and ChlI-
lco he, o it is to BE-. hopeG cur German
friends will succeed IN their undertake
ing. Answers from ,he abov, societies
are expected by the middle OF SePtem-
la-
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Temperance Talk.

The Rev. J. Mex. Reilly, formerly OF
this city, will deliver temperance lee.
ture at the Fourth street NJ. E. church
on Thursday evening.
The camp meeting at Moundsyille, on
Thursday, will be devoted entirely to
temperance. The following is the pro-
grsnme: Temperance prayer meeting At
9 clock the morning; temperance
sermon y, ! ! O'Clock by Rev. }. Nick.
Reilly; temperance experience meeting
from until q o'clock, after which there
will be grand mass meeting addressed
by Mr.. Jacob Kemple, OF this city, and
other speakers.
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No Race.

The friends of Henry Hoeier, of the
Rolf boat club, and Louis HIldebrsnd
of the Crumbscker club, met ut Mr.. Gus
Rolls saloon, last evening for the pur-
pose of making Il race between the
parties. The parties failed 70 sgree and
no race was made. The matter will
be brought before the Crum
hacker club, however, at It's meeting on
Monday night, and it Is more than
likely that race will yet be made, as il
is ur dcr,tood that Hoefer and H,lder.
brand will meet at Roifs saloon again on
Wednesday next.
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.aua,,,-uorr,s and Luther.

According to appointment Morris and
Luther met at the saloon Of Roger S|ee-
nov Monday evening. and signed the mr.
tlc.Gs OF agreement for tie coming race
The articles are precisely the same as
those under whlch Morris and Scharti
rowed over the upper Monongsheia
course, with the exception OF one clause
-".hat the men shall turn the same
buoy" This bas been changed. 90 that
each contestant will turn his own buoy.
The race is to be roWed ever the Hutton
course, the same that Morris and Cou ter
pulled over on the 18Th of October, for Il
purse of $1,000 -PittsJiTgh Post.
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Probate Busint ~.

The following probate business has
been transacted by the County Clerk
since our last report:
Caroline Ebeling, eXecutrix OF the last
will and Testament Of Henry EbelinS,
deceased, qualified on the 27th of July,
Yesterday appeared before the clerk OF
the County Court, and renounced her be.
quests in said will, and claimed her right
under the law. She also requested the
c ERIK to sppoir h g. Crs,ralt, admins.
traitor, de b)njS non, with the will annex.
ed, of said Henry Ebeling.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made August l. 1877, from
Phillip kun'z and wife to August Dohre,
the east half OF lois Nos 10 and Is. square
81, known as The Farm in South
Wheeling; for 1925.
Deed made August 20 from Edward
K. Haun and wife TO Conrad Rolf, y lot
of ground, including two-Story brick
house, adjoining the Steenrod NJ. Z
Chapel, at Fulton; for 500
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The tIinc-Harden shooting Affair

Yesterday, before Squire Mix, the case
of the State again John Cline Tor
shooting nj John Harden with intent to
kill, came up TOR hearing. After the evil
dence had been taken, the justice adj
judged the case not to be Ieiony, but
merely IN assault, whereupon the de-
PENDANT was required to enter into secu
rlty in the sum of 800 to answer an IN
dletment for assault before the county
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Washington & Lee UniversD
LFNINGTON. NIKrINIl

Gen. &. ". e. LEE, Prc,I. Fun GUN,
OF instruction in Class cal lltp-v,
Scieut nc studies. ana In the Profess. I.
departments Of Law and Clyu El..-,
ing.
the next session will open S.p,sl !.
10th. aud close June 2,th. IOttlcl..t..
exclusive of books AMI clothing lr.,,t
exceed $40; ~ messing they may b.r
duCcd Ia s2O or s2tI.
FOR full Information hy rttAiugurlt-.
cular address WALTER BOWIE
jyDegIb Clerk ui tArg.y
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German SnarpshOoters.

a hunter OF prominent Germans met
at Neunausen Assembly Hall last night,
to take steps looking towards the organi-
cation of y company Of German sharp.
shooters. After mature elaboration it
was decided not TO take definite action
until sufficient money had been procured
to defrsy the expenses of the company
for two years, and so no permanent
organization was elected
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A SWindlPr.

A man named George Herbert has
represented himself in North Wheeling
and Bridgeport As y partner of the firm
OF gluten berg & CoImar of the Deutsche
letting. and collected moneys due en-
subscriptions tor said paper. Our Ger.
man contemporaries are after ths. swim
dler 10 stop his business.
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Pat Under Bonds

Peter Dolsn was >srrsigned before
Squire Phillips, yesterday, on complaint
of James MsioDey. charged with assault.
ing the complainant with brass knuck-
lers, the effects OF which are plainly visible
about Msloney's head. Dolsn was re-
CURED TO give bond in the sum OF 81 900
Tor his appearance ut the next term of
the circuit court, his brother going on
ms bond
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. Ferrels. He mas made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 8
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents All other goods
o proportion.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
SENtOTON, VIRGINIA

with over Twenty teachers suio--.a
ranks among the iir-l school, 'oryoy.,
ladies In the United states. lu theus...
ful Valley OF Virginia, tar nmeJ 3
health. Attended by pupils nom tH..
10 twenty states Great economy Tel
p"nscs required Session opens Ncg, .
lsT Board and Tuition fur"g lTesJ y
tic year S2iO. For catalogue aud ~ s
formation, adlrn's Rev. ". a. HNRgs
u. -. ", -lL-nt. StAunLnm. " w.
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The Arlington Ntrikers.

We understand that the mouIders
VINO struc> at the Arlington Stove
Work, some time since, still hold out,
ard that there Is 10 prospect OF their re-
Stunning work A number OF them have
accepted work Ola the Prtsburg, " heel.
ing aud Kentucky railroad, rs laborers,
in preference 10 resuming at the foundry
at the old prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-29

MACK has fitted up the room over his
restaurant where be intends u give
weekly balls during the fall sessot. He
intenCs TO manage it himself and run II
first class in every respect.
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The University of WOos,q,

ID EN. \. \. r. TAYLOR d. ID ys,.
II dent. Collegiate aud rr.p,-,,.-,
partmeutS I'm >ucccS>lU. uIru.u. Ia
capable and cNpcr rucci Pru'.>>.,, ~.
Teachers. Nearly 2Jb Students Go.
Philosophical and Sc,ruigr 80.
graded 10 the standard %! u>lrru q. -,
French and German taught taomlf.
Moral and religious influence, psH'-.
Location hraIthiul, hnl.dnE vUl Agy,,
tuS new expense, very low Dp,E Z. 80
Of either ser. Fall term opens Srpr,y...,'
send tor a catalogue b nr go.r. =
where. Address the President, v a..
ohio. NI,.r,.
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Arm Broken.

Yesterday afternoon, u small son Of
Mr.. Theo. Miller, of the Eighth ward,
fell from swing and broke his right
arm near the shoulder joint. Dr. Ford,
OF Benwood, was called in and set the
arm.
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Police picKuDs.

The following cases are booked for APP
pesrsnce before The Terrible at thi:
mornings session of the police court:
Lawrence Clark, failing to remove gar
bage; Chas. Fatty, asssulting Michael
King
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Virgiuia Female institute

AUNFuN, VIRGINIA
DFN. g. ~ PHILLIPS RECTOR ~,
- iNl i by q fylI corps CO., tAp,-"r.
UNlcyI- IA 3 81 annual session a... Goa
mtnno september i!th. IN'I b#..l,
Sp c.uuS, VIII gas and Uu' ard eco.
water Heated by stea l,tru.F
ground. Patronage nom N -sF
school u.rj-c 49, Terms mrdyr.,r -...
,uuI' rf with three mluu' 81
fUI ,fjn.ulu" uudi,s- the Rector
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BARGE sun u.

The steamer Iron Valley, en- route
from this city to Cir cinns:i, Monday
morning sunk large barge at Blenner.
hssselt Island. The barge was loaded
with iron or nsils, which will be saved
in damaged condition.
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atheeling geglstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisement

Wanted Office Boy
Perforated Rockers-Friend & Son.
Caution to Germans.
Wine Presses tor Ssle-G. w. Fran
helm.
Blank Books-Stanton u Davenport
Stone CameOs-Jacob w. Grub.
For Rent-Dwelling.
Administrator Sale.
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THE HEATED TERM-PdtrOrlS Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them TO
any part Of the United !StateS, post paid, at
dHeen cents per lceek. Bear this IN MIND
Whe,, departing from the city for summer
TIN.
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GRAND opening bal st Msck's Hall,
over his restaurant, one door above the
postotiicc. Friday evening, August 3lst.
Admission - cents, including supper.
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EcoSeMY.-Dont throw your money
away these oppressive times by buying
shoddy and unreliable boots and suoes.
Give us call, srd satisfy yourself thst
we sell no such trash. Our goods are
cheaper than any house in the city, gus
ity considered, at
JERRY CLEMENS,
CDrler Main and Eleventh streets.
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JUST received, LOT O: Children 5
Shoes Of the latest styles, 3. L. V.
Bonds.
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Stabbed I'm the Breast.

Yesterday morning ten year old son
of Mike Biume, was stabbed in the breast
by Francis Corcorsn, a plsymsle. The
children were engaged At plsy when the
occurrence took place.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 10 now
% j. w. FERRELs.
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If you want toGet cheap and n nd's
fitting pair Of Shoes, 90 to L. '. Blonico
1883 Main street.
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TIE cheapest shoes ID the city At l.. V
Blends.
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MI. NJ t. WmrAkEk vii. u-ume
her classes If woes. AID instrumental
music S-ptcmb"- hr-t.
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4. 7. CoCKAYNE's band will furnish
the music Tor the opening of Mack's
Hail, Friday, August 3lst.
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Staunton Female Seminary
STAUNTON VlRGINIA

STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Rev. J. l. Miller, 4. NJ, Principal, win
iull aud experienced corps OF ledcHSi :, III,
rTndinG Mrs. cen ]. +. Il. stuart School
not secearian. Four denominations rep
resented IN the faculty. Board and nome
com forts the best. Positively no eXtraNa-
gahcr in dress allowed. Terms IIotraI;
SESSION opens September btl, 1877. SOhd
for G dialogue to the Principal. auSIon
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LATEST OUT.-Lsdies Cur. Kid san.
del, side lace Bsls. JERRY CLEMENS
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RRIDGEPlKr

Miss BELLE LAUGHLIN, OF Pr,!sburg,
is visiting Mr.. Junkin's family.
MANY of our citizens lett on the eXcur-
sion to Cleveland last Monday.
THERE WAS moonlight social At
Atfl jck's last night. The young people
enjoyed the occasion.
Miss IDA BARTHOLOMEW, who has
been visiting relations in the west tor
sometime past, has returned home
The La Belle glass factory is running
uli time and has orders enough ahead
to keep 1t busy for u number of months.
OFFICERS Joseph McConnaughy and
Burdett left last evening for Cincinnati,
where they 90 To attend the trial OF Nor
ris, the cOuntertclter arrested here some
time since.
LAST Saturday night, about eleven
o'clock, while on his way home from West
Bridgeport, Marshal McCon,aughy was
attacked By Lin McGavern. McGay-
ern was intoxicated, and tried t. stab tne
Marshal, WshO mud t. knock him down
with his tit number OF times before the
warlike McGavern could be Gagged. MOI
day morning McGsvern was fined 81
and costs.
THERE was spccisI meeting of the
Council last Monday night and the fol.
lowing business transacted:
Police bills to the amount Of $3.50 We're
ordered paid.
The citizens of .fJngvi!lc presented q
petition against the fast running OF trains
through that place. The petition was
received, and the Mayor ordered to call
the attention OF the railroad authorities to
an ordinance against fast running
through corporations.
Miscellaneous bills TO the amount of
$4579 were ordered paid.
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select school.
q, .y,,,,,,r,.,...s.,t.. .,,.,r.t.r

Miss CWhHm beg 10 inform Der ma
ana the public l' J.. her intention 'H OF
thu. her tchpr ~ the uhy D.. o. aalfas
Course OF ia tfuctIOls include fT'--
Miss y. w"ulu be pleased ~ aid ~ =
number of pupil, now tiudyng E.'l-'
In prepare ion IOr college.
he school viii reopen % A'h.'
Septemb Der Bird.
Terms, siy; pupil, under twelve -
lylOT-I -SIb
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Coop black Kid Gloves Tor 85 cents at
j. ~. FcrroNs.