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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-06
WHEELING, W. VA.
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Norwood High School { Cd|sg,
Norwood P. o., Nelson Co,,y,,

Endorsed by me Faculty Of thu u,,
versity Of Virginia as one of tSs sa.
Training Schools In the SoOth,
The Session OF lST-S, will omen Ia.
Gath, 1877. with a full Corps OF lns,ruc,orps
and full and thorough obstruction In al
Departments. ~
ns-write for Catalogue.
object and ChRr.cter.-Th,s scho,,, =.
modelled. In its courses and meth"s. :,
instruction, as far as possible altar IN.
University OF Va, and Is designed a. n,
pare young men for that Insulation. 81,
At the same time IN : course OF nstrurIon
Is so thorough and 80 complete, embr.,
ing a. II does all the branches OF kpo,l.
edge belonging 10 a finished Q ues,iot
that those VINO prefer IA do No can h.,
d rfectly qualify themselves Tor immsiI.
ate entrance upon the responsibilities a.
life.
Course of study IL ~ comp 81. AM
thorough as that OF any institution In M,
State, following the most approved n,n
DDS, and embracing a full coune in "a.
iol owing departments OF Study: /, Ihs
English Branches. 2. The Latin ana
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern Ian.
guagps, 4. Pure Mathematics s Appllst
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Euginter.
Ing. q. TIE Natural Sciences. I. PrnmAR.
ship and Bookkeeping.
Extracts from Testimeuiaia.
UNIVERSITY or VA, July q, lse
SIR-lt gives me pleasure % stale thai
the Norwood High School has sent youus
men to this Institution well preparei ioi
the advanced classes al the Academic
Schools. IL ranks among the best tfAlulu.
Schools for high Rud thorough culture
Its disci pline il excellent, anu the health.
fitness OF the loo alton unsurp used.
am, with great resp,c'.
JAMES r. HARRISON, MI.
Chairman Of the Fdoshy.
Among the numerr Us Institutions Of
learning In the south, few, II any, bly.
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained BY ID.
Norwood High School. IL now sisndssse-
ond to none in the state, both IN repuls.
ton and the extent OF patronage II enJSyl
The discipline, as We as the eIrieis~
are conducted M nearly IN possible AHA
the plan OF the Upiyersrty oi Virginia
and having proved sn entire succ,ss sA
be- continued without change. C0rrt
spondence OF the GdiDaon NeuI,
Refers to present patrons Oi the Scboo
from West Virginia, TO Judge ]. {. Ufern
Judge NJ. Edmiston, Judge John Han.
non, DR.. 4. Is. Camden aud Cpl. J.
Ransom.
Also, 10 Mr.. 4. Brady, Mr.. }. II. hobbs
and other patrons OF the school but e'ps'
cially 10 the old students thenseiyea.
anl3-eR
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Laramie's Restaurant.

In opening to-day will only say thai
l intend to devote my whole attention to
the restaurant business, and thereby hope
20 be able to satisfy my patrons with
what they shall need in that line. T.
LARAMIE.
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Total ......-................. l9S, Jul lee


Which gas cost the city S269.05, or at the
same rate, about $500 per annum, and all
this expenditure without corresponding
public benefit to any body; therefore
Resolved, That the Superintendent OF
the Gas works be, and is hereby instruct.
cd to shut of the gas from the capitol
clock"
Adopted unanimously.
By Mr.. Goodfellow:
Resolred That his Honor the Mayor
be requested to inform this branch OF
Council, if within his knowledge, by
what authority the work is now being
done on the bridge over Caldwel's run at
Eof street
Adopted.
By MIR. Adams:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Streets and Alleys be authorized to con-
tract with certain parties for grading
alley IA, from alley e to McColloch
street, said parties agreeing to do the
same for the clay and sand, If in the
opinion OF the committee it be proper to
do so.
Adopted.
By. DIR. Logan:
Resolred, That the clerk of the city be
authorized to draw an order on the Re-
ceiver, in favor of the commissioners of
The capital loans, for the sum of 1850,
being the amount required by the ordi-
nance for liquidation of interest and re.
duction of principal on July LIST.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Horkheimer:
Resolved, That the city solicitor is
herewith Instructed to proceed against
the Street Commissioner and his bonds
men, tor putting the city to an expense in
doing work which was not ordered BY
Council.
Mr.. uorkheimer, after some considers-
able discussion, withdrew the above an ID
substituted the following:
RESOLVED, That the Street Commits
sioner is herewith instructed to continue
the widening of pavements and resettlng
the curb stones on Market street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Adopted.
Council then adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
This branch was called to order by his
Honor A. J.Sweeney, the Mayor.
Messrs. Blair, Boring, Brice, Carns
han, Eserter, Hastings, McAdams, Refs
ter and Woodward answered to roll call
The minutes were read and signed by
the Mayor.
The Mayor announced that the call of
the meeting was for the purpose of con-
sidering an ordnance in regard TO the
appropriations and Improvements on the
streets and alleys.
A message from the Second branch an.
nounced that it had adopted, at the meet.
ing May 18th, an ordinance to hinder the
of Market street, between
Twelfth and Wheeling creek, and on
Main street, between Ninth and Twelfth
streets.
Mr.. Brice presented q petition from
the LaBelle mills, asking permission TO |
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Accident.

Isaac Arbothnot, a glass grinder at
the South Wheeling Glass Works, while
engaged in grinding bottle, yesterday,
met with an accident by the bottle burst
ing and cutting the small fingers on his
right and left hands very severely.
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Foh q cooling, refreshing and pleasant
drink Of pure soda water, Favored with
rich fruit syrups, or 8 glass of heslth.re-
storing Congress, Kissengen, pnhy,
Selizer or Blpe Lick spring waters, 60 to
MeLain Brothers drug store, where
they are kept at al times cool and fresh.
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNERs.-Severa
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, tor sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS 81 LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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The place to get pure Ice
Cream il al Zinn's bridge COR
ner whenever Neuhausen's
wagon IL passing 10 take
Cream to the Island.
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To the Publication the largest variety
o. lad es', misses and children's shoes. at
prices that defy competition Quality
considered), go to the shoe honse OF
jerry Clemens, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail, ths.
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. Ferreps. he has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; ~ Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
In proportion.
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Election OfOmeers.

The II. w. Mertz Literary Society of
the Eighth ward met and elected the
following officers last Monday evenings:
VIM. Jones, President; j. Devin, Vice
President; Chss. Otte, Secretary; j..
Mix and E. Wheat, Critics.
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NOTICE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY pIs i,ee.a -.
w eur stock Of Jev,igS 10 T.
20 Mr.. JACOB W. GHODb, AZ the Oh
future conduct the Du
't 1han sH; In IN. public ior the nI s,srs
,rd dnsn. Ws have received. .s !. n = ".
rscna menI our suoce..o'. .ho , y %
and favorsbIy known In o'an'
this business. ,,ys pAIE5 W.
Nav IL. III.
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Ice cream and strawberries for dinner
to-day at Msck's eating house, one door
above Postoffice.
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atheeling gr9ister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Index to New Advertisements.
For Sale-Stock of Groceries and Can.
dies.
Show Csses-A. K. Morehead & Co.
Grand Concert-Atlsntic Garden.
Carpets and Oilcloths-Harbour Il
Dittman.
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Get reTdy for Neuhnnsen's sum-
mer Garden Concert and Ball next
Thursday evening.
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BACK RIVER ICE

TIME Only PERFECTLY run"
i pot up In this vicinity, r.a, nps
IL In well known that ice "A OF,
s,agpaDt creeks and ponds, DO"
as Ice made from running Ts 80
Lat winter stored up an ln in I've. az
ply of pure Ice from The BSs b., ,rosnIk
which / am now ready 10 oens1I,.a.,, d
ly TO private families or ~
the very lowest prices. 80, ron ID.
KUHN. BkiDL, u
Orders sent through the 10. -
pscbmsn A Durst'., on AAfk.s
receive prom pc attention.
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WILL be receIved-s fine lot of straw
berries at the Central Market, two doors
above postotfice, to-day.
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- You viii agree 70 d,' D.sssa yos
III our circulars, ye W. ana . 70 -
iii q coIumn illustr1r LEO . es,Hss
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REGULAR dinner will be served here
after from IL A. NJ. till P. NJ, at Msck's
eating house, 1910 Market street.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Bonds.
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Neuhausen's Sum mer Gar.
ded II open every day till 10
O'Clock p. nm.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Quiet and firm.
S.rv RoNDs-Dull

STATE boNDS-Duil. n,
STOCKS Were firm and higher. The
advance ranged from t to Il per cent
aad being quite general. At the second
board there was q reaction OF tot per
cent from the highest point. Late IN the
dsy the market was firm, and recovered
the decline, which took place at the sec
on call. Towards the close, however,
there was reaction of ! to per cent,
except in the case of Illinois Central,
which cold at 6St. the highest figures OF
the day. Pennsylvania stock advanced
to SOi at Philadelphia to day, and had .
tendency to strengthen the trunk line
shares here. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange were $4,000 shares, OF
which 1000 were New York Central,
81 900 Lake Shore, 1900 Rock Island,
6, 900 St. Paul preferred. 5000 Delaware
and Hudson, 5000 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 5000 Michigan
Central. 5000 Illinois Central, 1900
Morris and Essex and $1,000 Western
Uaion.
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TIE HEA7ED TERM-Patrons Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them to
any part Of the United Safes, post paid, at
fifteen cents per week. Bear this IN mind
when departing from the city for summer
frfn
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BAKED salmon for dinner to-day st
Msck's all night eating house, one door
above poetoffice.
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The only place that you can get pure
ice cream is nj Znn's, bridge corner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-06

THE only place that you can get pure
ice cream is at Zipn's, bridge corner.
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The cheapest shoes in the city at L. V
Blends.
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IL you want 10 ge. suited IN q pair OF
Shoes, go 70 l.. V. Blonde.
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THE only place that yeu can get pure
ice cream Is at Zinn's, bridge corner.
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THE finest shoes kept in the city at L.
V. Blond's.
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JusT received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, At L. v.
Blends.
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THE only place that you can get pure
ice cream is at Zinn's, bridge corner.
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II you want to get cheap and q nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, 60 to l. V. Blends,
1l35 Main street.
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FRESH MEAT. fresh fsb, fresh vegeta.
bles at Central Market to-day.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 80 cents at
j. ". FerrePs. H..
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
10 j. w. FERRELs.
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The only place that you can get pure
ice cream is At Zinn's, bridge. corner.
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Waverly's.

Laramie will have the honor OF feast
Ing them on his opening day.
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tDally except Sunday-Newark Accom-.
mediation.
tSteubenyllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, In effect on and after Fri
day, May s, 1917:
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FINANClALI AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YoRK, June 6.-Mosrr- Closed
easy al l&02 per cent. Prime mercantile
n.nar 31cS4k Der cent Customs receipts
zoos 600. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed 100000. Clearings $4,000.
Produce exports for the week $6,26l goo.
Sterling, for actual business, long 4S7fi
short 4S93.
GoLD-Opened and closed ct 1861. with
ssles during the day at 1851. Borrow
ing rates 2(12 per cent, and hat
SILyxRSAt London unchanged; here,
SILVER bars at l24f, green backs; liz, gold
silver coin I per cent discount
GovrRsMKsTs-Strong and fraction
higher.
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CONDEMNED Notes Of Current Gossip
In AID About TswB.
MIRcURY SO deg. ~,
LARAMIE opens to-day
No MARRIAGE licenses issued, yester'
day.
GEoRaE MILLER was the first Mayor
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ROaSted Coffee.
OUR BRAND.
Packed In pound papers. handom'
label, warranted equal Ia any and ny s'@'
said To be the very best In tb. market
LIST, DAVENPORT a PAkh
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OohN w. nhhoi nono'
Sold by dealers in medicine Ask for
circular entitled peoples Rem edies,
describing all of them. Logan, List q
Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling, W. Va
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MILWAUKEE, June 5.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled !;
opened at an advance Of lie and closed
heavy; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 SOY; seller
July 81 SO; seller August 81 3sI; No. 8,
81 SO. Corn-Dull and lower; No. Z
44c. Osts-Norninsl; No. 2, BIC. Rye
Held at 71@72c. Bsrley-Wesk and
lower; No. 2 spring 72@7sc; No. 8, 39c.
NEW YORK, June 6.--Dry Goods
Business continues quiet in nearly ell the
departments, but the agents are making
liberal deliveries of heavy woolens on
account orders. Cottons quiet bat
steady in first hands. Shifting prints
are in fair request and arm. Fancy
prints are quiet. Ginghams active.
Freeman prints are now jobbing At 6lc.
ST. LOUIS, June g. Hogs-Dull and
lower; shipping TO butchers "a tO(S
~.
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s5tfsouHa

coming season and hurry to completion
with view TO pressing right forward to
Sioux Falls, the people Of which place and
the interviewing country are understood to
be ready to advance tangible aid for that
purpose"
Sioux County Herald, 25; "Matten have
OF late taken new turn on the question of
extending the Sioux City and Pembina rail-
road, much to the delight of the settlers in
this county and Dakota territory. Mr.. Sam.
uel Held Of Buncombe has taken IN interest
in the matter by making personal col
lecting trip among the settlers, and about
81 900 has been subscribed, the company
wanting $4,000 to aid it to extend the road
this fall totCalliope. All that remains to
be done to bring the engine to Calliope is
to lay the iron, and when that is done the
company may expect to get its share Of
hauling off the surplus grain raised in the
Sioux Valley. 1t may be that iron will be
laid down next week on this road"
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RAILROAD NOTES.

St Paul dispatch oath: "This branch is
now in operation to Luverne, Rock county,
aud for weeks past operations have been In
progress for extending it still further west
ward, distance Of eight miles. The grad
ing upon this extension is now nearly com.
pletcd, some Of the contractors having al
ready commenced discharging their men
and teams. The iron for the same 10 pur-
chased and is being delivered, and track
laying will commence next week, and the
extension will he fully completed and Vnt
in operation early next a,sash.
The completion Of this eight nile leavs'
the company tven,y.iso niles still 10 COM
rle,e TO reach the state line. This work
si.e ccmpaey intend u commesr~ early tn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EFFECT OF THE CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.

EFFECT OF THE CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.
Boston, Oct. 27.-Atsornsy General Dev.
ems writing from Washing on, excusinR
himself from an active participation on the
state campaign, says: ~ learn with sur.
prise and regret that many republican Off
cials hesitate, either to speak or vote, alleg-
ing as reason the presidents recent civil
serviceIorder. In distinct terms that order
states that the right of officials 10 vote and
express their views on public questions,
either orally, or through the press, is not
denied, provided it does not interfere with
the discharge Of their official duties. Il
such gentlemen choose not 10 vote, or not TO
express, or enforce their views in support OF
the principles Of the republican party, either
orally or otherwise, they at least should
not give reason for such course, which is
not justified by the order referred to, and
which is simply perversion Of it.
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PEOPLE AND THINGS.


"Mazarine blue" is one of the new fash
ionable colors.
Z Letters warmly sealed are two often coldly
opened.-Richter.
According to Punch, cook, being asked
the question, GLOW do you expect to rate ?"
made, GAS splitter"
fyou would please pretty woman don't
talk to her Of her beauty, but of the home.
illness of others.-Wise Mans Paper.
What style of ship is it that the Cleopa.
ira needle is in? Why. . seamin' ship, of
course. Sew we go!-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The New Haven Union pertinently asks {:
What is the difference between fool and a
man who leaves his horse standing on the
cross-walk?
The Boston Traveller aaks: Why is a
frozen parrot-a parrot fappe, 80 to speak
like something which is running this coun-
try? Simple enough It's the Policy.
The young man is sedate He is think
ing how he will have his overcoat made up,
and what kind of story he will tell his
tailor in order to get 1t out of the shop
Boston Traveller! . . IS 300
II was born in Bath" said dirty look
ing customer, as he harangued crowd at 9
political meeting, "and l love my native
place." "Yon doa't look as if you had eve,
been there since," said one of his hearers
as he proceeded to laud an opposition can
didate
C. A. Dana's income as editor and stock
holder of the Sun is said to be over S50,00O
but he earns every cent of it-Ex. You're
right he does. If the champion liar of a
glorious country like this amt worth that
what is he worth?--Gamden Post.
The Indiana papers are making grea,
fuss about man in Valparaiso who recently
picked up horse and carried it across I'll,
street. 1t is easy enough to pick up hors,
if you know how. The best way is to le
the lines get under his tail, and then lift
And it will surprise you to see hov easil,
you can ift the horse clear over the dash
board and into your lap.-Burlington Hark
eye.
"And so they have electei you speaker o
the house." remarked Mrs. Randall to he
husband the other evening, as the two walk
ed down the steps of the capitol. aye
DEAR" "Well, they can elect you speake
of the house all they want to- continued
Mrs. R. sharply; "but Of course you vii
understand, Samuel, that continue to b
boss of the house." The speaker said th
clerk would proceed to call the ayes an,
noes, but Mrs Randall said it would b
taken by consent
"Reckon that air scales Of yourn is a
Ambush scales, amt it," said country
man to his grocer as he took the sugga
and handed over the money "Ambus
scales. what do you mean?'' replied th
merchant: "who's Ambush?" Ambush
why, y know-reg'lar Ambush-y'undel
stand what Ambush means, dod't ye?
I"Wall, l should hope so, Mr.. Woodruff
Ambush means hid-means somethir
concealed-means-wait, here's the di,
tionarv I'll just read to yer exactly whs
it means, sos't you needn't never use
wrong after this-here 'tis-A-an-' am
bush-to lie in wait for" "Yis, that's i
square; don't go no further-to lie |
weight for two cents!"-Graphic
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CRIME.
MURDER MOST FOUL.

Cincinnati, Oct 27.-An unknown per-
sou, entered the house. of f. s. McVey, toll
gate keeper on Circleville pike. six miles
north of Chillicothe, Ohio, last night shot
McVey through the heart. and his wife
through the head, killing both instantly.
A little girl. the only other occupant of the
touse. hearing the shooting, jumped out of
bed and escaped. The murderer. after ran.
sackine the house fof plunder, set 1t on fire
aud escaped to the woods.