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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-05
Personalities.

Master Heinreich Blumenberg, oldest
son of Mr.. Henry Blumenberg, residing
oppositsthe city building, arrived in
town the other day Heinreich weighs
about 9 pounds, ard his father is cores
poudipgly happy.
Rev. Frank Do Hass is residing in
town and we learn is busily engaged in
preparing fer publication his observa-
tions during several years travel through
the East Martins Ferry Ne'0S
Col. ThOs Horn brook, the well-known
philanthropist, is confred to his room at
his county seat, by illness. His many
friends anUously await news OF his com
plete recovery.
Nr. Ned PrIcc, who was dangerously
injured by falling from Washington hall
on Tuesday, is improving and in good
spirits.
DR. Sullivan, injured by fail from n
two Story window, on Monday, is some
better, and hopes are entertained OF his
recovery. 1861
Miss Callie NJ. Hagans, of Morgan
town, is visiting friends in this city.
MT. hcuIS DaleCS y bNHNu 'ANSNN a. ''S'
Of Gil cinnsti, Ohio, and who has irescoed
several rooms in this city, is visiting Mr..
Henry Schwartz of the Fifth ward.
MIR. Jake Grubb, the Main street jew
eler, having had his large store-room re-
modelled and frescoed, has had steam pipe
put into his establishment, and will here
after heat it by this means.
~ Mr.. Graham, occupying the old Robb
property, on Main street, as furniture
warehouse, has had al additional story
put on the rear of the building, maku 9
y great Y to be desired improvement in
that vicinity, and adding largely to the
value o. the property.
A. B. Fleming, f. Smith ana j. w.
Mccoy, OF Fairmont, have rooms at the
st. James.
j. K. Boyce and wife, of Cam bridge,
and w. Ii. King, OF Pittsburgh, have
rooms at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Stack, prominent st. Louis river
man, is in the city. His many friends
will be glad to learn that he's hale and
hearty, but does not like the appearance
of the upper Ohio, owing to the low
water
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"The wheeling Workman

Under the above caption Messts. KEEP
ner & Robertson have issued a prospec'
tus as follows: "Under the above title
the undersigned will commence the pub
LEGATION of Sunday newspaper III
Wheeling in the interests OF the working
men, rs soon as sufficient number OF
subscribers shall have been obtained to
iusti the enterprise. The primary oo.
iect OF the Workman will be the promo
ton of every just measure tending to i'm
prove the condition ard promote the ad-
vancement OF the laboring classes. 1t
will be the organ OF the worklngmen a.
represented by the present labor move
rnent, but at the same time it Will be the
aim OF the proprietors to make the paper
of general interest," welcome visitor to
all classes. To this end, each issue will
contain all the local news OF the week,
the latest intelligence by telegraph and
the mails, carefully selected miscellany
editorial comments on the leading topics
OF the day, full reports of labor move
ments and the condition OF the various
crafts throughout the country"
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings i'm the Dh-
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT.-JUDGE BOYD.

s. .. COUNTY CoURT.-JUDGE BOlp'
The case of j. Lenkert VS.. + Johnson,
certified to court by Justice CALDWELL
was continued.
In the case o. the Wheeling Omnibus
Company VS. w. S. Phillips, Appealed
from Justice Miller, Messrs Martin leb'
ler. 4. w. Whitmeyer, K. 5 Hopkins,
F. N. Norton, r. Conrad and james
Hoihngsworth were empanelled as u
Jury, and the verdict for detendent rem
dersd by the Justice, was oyerruied.
In the case of the Wheeling Wagon
and Carriage Company VS.. Samuel
Brsden, certified to court by justice
Phillips, the following jury was empan,-
nelled: o. w. Heiskell, Alex. Rouse, j.
H. Stamp, James Y, Patterson, b
Hebrsnk, Geo. Williams, Geo. lawson
John Gibson, Rudolph Myers, William
Montgomery, Harry Hszleton and VIM
r. Harrison. Case given 70 jury last
evening. i.
Adjourned TIL the usual Doar this
morning.
POLICE CeURT-MAYeR A. j.. SWEENEY
Jacob Frazier, disorderly, fined i've
dollars and costs. Paid.
Cutlep Harding, assault, fined five
dollars and costs. Paid.
Patrick Quinn, drunk, fined one dol
lar and costs Committed.
Thomas O'Neil, drunk, fined one dol
lar and costs. Committed.
John Smith, drunk, fined one dollar
and cost. Committed.
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A Suggestion.

Now that the excitement occssloned by
the frightful accident at Washington
Hall has subsidized, and as the work of
pointing" the building will OF course,
necessarily have to be completed, we
would suggest to Mr.. Andrews that he
initiate the example of some OF the con-
tractors in larger cities, and wear belt,
with a hook, attached to arope suspended
from the top OF the building. THIS will
prevents repetition OF Tuesdays horror,
and will not retard the work. Swinging
scsffolds are dangerous, and too much
precautior cannot be used, a. is illustrated
by the tact that Mr. Kirk himself was
one of the most careful and cautious men
on the building.
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NEW YORK, October 4.-Cotton-
Quiet At IL 3-l66ll 5-16c. Flour
Dull and still strongly in buyers svor;
receipts 5000 barrels; No. So OOG
4 50; superfne western and state s. 90
(GI5 %; common - good So 60(95 go
good to cnoica 81 956,6 3Gwhile wheat
extra So 35(G7 IOi fancy 81 l5@6 so
extra ONO IS OOCg7 70; St. Louis IS 10
as so; MINES Ia patent process 81 81
(6lO 90 Rye FIour-U nchanged. Corn
Meal-Stesdy; western 81 65@3 90.
Wheat - Clos Il strong; receipts las GOO
bu:hels; uugraded spring 81 29@ 81
No Milwaukee 81 80; ungraded winter
red western 81 HAL 46; No. : winter
red, seller October, 81 4l4@l AZ; n. l
Milwaukee 5 81 36@l 81 Rye Duii
western 7ltc Barley-Heavy; state
so. MalL-Dull ana unchanged. Corn
Higher and in tsir demsndi receipts
| 10000 bushels; ungrsded western mixed
573(d1584c; steam mixed seller October
5SG58Ic. Oats-Dull and unchanged;
receipts $4,000 bushels. Hny-SnlP
ping ut 5O@6Oc Hops-Uuchsnged.
Coffee Quei; Rio cargoes l6!@2O!c,
gold; job6lng at l6l@2l3c, gold sugar
Moderate business; iHr to good rein
ing S!@Ssc; prime 8!ci refined strong
at l0B9lUbc. Molasses-Moderste de-
mand. R,ce- Domestic 6G7c. Petro.
leum-Dull and nominal; crude S49S4ci
refined l5(9l5Ic Eggs-Stesdy west
ern l9@20!c. Tahow-At I l3-l6e.
Rosn Steady At II 70@l so. Turpen-
tine Fair at 331c. POrk-ClCsed firm
at $l4 OO@l4 81. Beet--QuIet; western
long clear SIC; short clear SIC. Lard
Firmer; prime steam 50 2U99 22!. But
ter-Cao'ce firm; o.her grades h"svy;
western l2922c. Cheese Firm at 10
l2yc. VI nlsky-Firm ut 81 l3!.
CHICAGO, October 4 Flour Quiet
and steady. Wneat-UnsettIed, gen
orally higher and active; No. l Chicago
spring 81 lO4; No. 2 do spring 81 994
cash; 81 OfJ srller October; 81 "a seller
November; r cted 81 4l4@l Az. Oats
- Easier; 23tM 23sc cash; 25g@234c
seller November. Rye-Steady and firm
at SAC. Barley-Flrmer at Coo Pork
Demand fair and prices higher at Sl4 gu
cash. $l3 90 seller November; Sl4 6U
seller year. Lsrd-Steady and in good
demand; 8 IS cash; 27! seller year,
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
Whiskv-At 81 OS.
Gail Board-W heat-Higher at 81 O74
seller October; - O5I seller November
Co-n--Firnref At +-B942!c seller Octo
bel; 42c s,ler November. Oats-Un-
changed. Pork & Higher at Sl4 10 bid
seller October; 81 80 seller year. Lard
Higher a. IS IS seller October; IS 80
seller year.
NEW YORK, October dry Goods
Business is light in nearly all the de
partmenls. Cotton goods quiet, bat
generally steady. Low grade cotton
Asnnels In good demand. Prints still
quiet Gingbams active and dress style'
sold ahead. Low g-ade fancy css,lmere'
in tar relues.. Dress good IN steady de-
mand.
PITTSBURGH, October 4.-Petroleum
Dull; crude 3 374 at Parker'si refined
| 1hln for philadelnhia delivery.
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The O.era House.

Adah Rlchmond's BuriesQue and
Comedy Company will make their first
appearance in this city At the Opera
House on Monday evening, October Ssh
for two nights, on which occasion will
be presented an entire new burlesqut
written by james Barnes, Esq, OF New
York, entitled "Chow Chow" This bur
lesoue is said 10 be full OF the most de-
lightful music, witty dialogues and
amusing situations. The compa'
ny is headed by the Queen OF
American Burlesque, Adam Rich.
mond. supported by the celebrated Eng
lish burlesque actors, Miss Pauline Marx
ham, Susie Parker, Nose FIske, W. p
Sheldon, A. w. Marlin, j. w. Jones and
Rose Temple--these three last late OF the
Oates Opera Company; w. Scalon, W
Fisher and the Wenner Sisters Tickets
for reserved seats can now be had at the
Opera house box office
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Gel T AU f
L|N|MEN rs.

The lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole. We now know Just whai
the Centaur Liniment Will do. they VII.
not mend broken bones or cure thnc"y
but they will extract soreness, allay pain
ure Rheumatism and Yarger range q.
esh, bone and muscle ailments than any
ticie ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 20 beyond the
fleets of these remarkable preparations
Chronic Rheumatism OF many years
standing, Neuralgia, Weak Back, Fever
Sores, WeepiDg-SineWs,S ciatica. taked'
Breasts, Distorted Joints and Sprained
Limbs OF the worst kind are cured by the
White Centaur Llniment.
II will destroy the pain and heal with
out - scar all ordinary Burns and SCalds.
1t will extract the poison Of Bites and
Stings, and the frost from Frozen Limbs
II is very efficacious for EaT-ache, Tooth.
ache, Itch and Cutaneous Erupuons.
Mr.. Josiah Westake, OF Marysville, o.,
writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been SO
bad that have been unable TO stir from
the house. The first three bottles Of Cen
taur Liniment enabled me To Walk with
out my clutches. / am mending rapidly.
| think your Liniment simply "A marvel
What the Gentaur LiniInent has done
for 9TH rs 10 will do for you II Is handy.
II is reliable, and IL is cheap
is worth It's weight in gold 10 owners Of
horses aud mules.
IulS Dhh CuItb IHDIt
ed, Sweenied, Rlng-boHed and Called
Horses In three years than have all the
Farriers in the country la an age. It.
effects are simply wonderful.
We have Thousands upon thousands o.
certificates AZ strong as the following:
any horse was lame for year with
tetlock wrench. All remedies utterly
failed To cure and considered him worth
less until / commenced TO use CentauI
Liniment, which rapidly cured him. J
heartily recommend It..
"REv. GEo. W. FERRIS,
"ManoIvihe, SchohaTie Co., y. Y.
"DEAR SIRS-I have used your CentauT
Eminent in my family, and find II TO be
OF great value. Please send me two dollars
worth, one for the mules and horses.
"RILEY SICKLEs,
Fails Station, Wyoming Co., Pa
II makes very little difference what the
case is, whether 10 be Wrench. Sprain
Poll.Evil, RinRbone. Scratches or Lam O.
ness of any kind, the effects are the same.
Liverymen, Stage proprietors, Farmers,
&C, never be without the Yellow CentauT
should Liniment. IL IL sold everywhere.
and warranted in It's effects.
Laboratory OF j. b. Rose & 90,
- DEFY ST, NEW YORK.
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The WUrkingnIen.

The Executive Committees Of the
Working men's cldts met in the city
building last evening, and transacted the
following business. Mr.. Kimberly was
instructed to advertise the call for con-
vention on the 9th OF this month, in the
morning da.ies and the German paper;
committees were appointed to raise
funds to defray the expenses of the
organization. The committees on
newspapers from the different
clubs reported that they had met with
much success; President Barton ap-
pointed committee Tor The Fifth and
Sixth wards; q prospectus of the pub
fishers, with blank for name and resi-
dence attached, was furnished each com.
mittee. Adjourned to meet AZ the same
place next Thurs lay evening.
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NOTICE

I BUT-FR RiCWARu> A ..-
81 and reSideu, oi the ~.,,.,. ''.-.N
Vauia, ana guardian .. r.. .'.'
estate OF Ella bl>IUpar. NJ. H..
Bishop, minor l,.r>u. IS ~ r -a.
the same Stale, huNlu give. r,..
orphans Ourt Uyr.u.....t
IN sal state, >UlhrlyHrfr .r,r-.
cOuutability for The W.... ...
said wards estate lu NI, Ntrr...
will probably b. Received OF. h....
guardian, Will, on ,Gr Hf>rt .,..,..
term ul tie Circuit tuul ur.I....
in the state OF " r>t Virgin. .-..
thereafter rs De can bee ur.r. u...-.
move sald circuit ,uur. LIZ '-
authorizing HIM Is UUaTa ,f.,,.r.-.
10 sue for, reCo cr and rH...l...
or personal proper y N..s. ms.
10 said Ella bishop and MARY g..
Bishop, including the t,.T...g
their real estate. On l.ap mt.g'-
were appointed gut.d .tny,u,,,.tg
I'm this state, aud ioraUtl .r.a.t.r
the same 10 The state Cd, Prlr,y.,.r
which the said j Butler Elr.,r., r..
pointed aud q.a.i1vd.
j. BUTLER W,yHAu.,
Guardian OF Ella ana Mary H..
Bishop.
J. ID. EWING, Attorney, % Twra.~
oaw,aS
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An EIOpeuPnG,

This is the way the CINCINNATI En-
quirer tells the story Of the capture of one
OF WheelIng's fair daughters by gen.
tleman from the hoosIer State:
as there a heart that never loved
Or felt soft Woman'S sigh?
Is there man can mark unmoNed
Dear woman's fearful eye?"
This is what John A. Schnabel, jun, OF
Madison, Ind, said to his and to the
parents OF Miss Ella BQford, of Wheel.
ing, w. Va, when they objected to the
young couple being married. This, how
ever, did not move the stern parents, so
they yesterday slipped into our city, and
vt the hour OF halt past seven o'clock P.
NJ. were married at No. 10 West Fourth
street. Those whom God sth joined
together let no man put as under" ~
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A Curiosity.

A piece of wood was on exhibition at
the boat store yesterday, said to have
been taken from the calf of the left leg
of John Lsngmesser, after the explosion
OF the steamer Comfort. The wood is
about four inches in length ard two
inches in width; is thoroughly saturated
with blood, and is said to have been
wholly imbedded in the leg, with such
force was it propelled. 1t was found
necessary to cut away considerable
amount of flesh to extract the piece OF
timber from the leg, which was done
with great difficulty.
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0hsenniPa.

The obsequies of the late Thos.' Kirk,
who was killed by falling from a
swinging scaffold, while engaged in
aoointing" the Washington hall building,
on Tuesday last, took place from his late
residence, yesterday morning, the Rev
DR.. Cunningham, of the First Presby-
t,rian church, officiating. A large con-
course of friends followed the remains to
their last resting place at the Peninsula,
and a feeling of universal sorrow pre-
vailed throughout the city.
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Temperance Talk.

The usual temperance meeting was
held last night at OTIS Hall, conducted
by Mr.. Hiram Young. Mr.. Frank
Grub, OF Columbus, o., was the first
speaker introduced. He spoke at some
length in very appropriate manner,
after which Mr.. James Cunningham was
introduced and entertained the audience
with short speech. One map signed
the pledge.
The folks OF the Wheeling Union are
talking OF having festival or oyster
supper in the course of week or two.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
ISzz MnREA HEAMN 1873.

DHIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING
under the Presidency of Rev. j. K
Thampson, A. NJ, is entering upon new
era OF prosperity. During the Spring TerLl
just closed, the attendance OF students ws
increased over 65 per cent. II has large
and scholarly Faculty a beautiful, health
ful and moral location; ample Scientific
and Philosophical Apparatus; Library
constantly growing; a curriculum OF the
most thorough character; standard OF
scholarship surpassed by no American
institution OF learning.
The e ,penseS are less than at any other
place known 10 afford equal advantages.
The Fall term begins September 9th; The
Winter term January I'd, and Spring term
March Nth. For full information, cata'
logueS, &c, address the President.
GEO. G.. STURGISS,
ag2iWSXb Secretary of Regents.
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at'hecling gegister,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Old Furniture Repsired-G. Mende |
Booth Il Co.
Oilcloths-Frisnd IL Son.
Genuine Holland Bulbs-Christian
Schnepf.
Hamilton Opera House.
Wanted-Dining Room Waters.
Attention, Company.
: Pocket Books Stanton " Davenport.
cameo Goods Louis Dechert
New Designs in Silverware-Turner
il Dillon.
Satin Gloss Flour-Ljst, Davenport IL
Parks.
Marble and Slate Mantels-B. F.
Caldwell.
Silver Plated Ware-Jacob W. Grub.
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Report of lhiet OF Police.

The report of the chief of police for
the month ending September 90th, shows
the following: Fines assessed IN police
court, $500 81; fines paid, Sl96S un-
paid, 1924; Lookup tees paid, So 50. The
total number OF arrests during the month
were ~, of which Officer Thompson
made 10, Defbsugh 6, Fleming u,
Bard IA, St. Myers II, Baum 9, Robert
son Is, Liston 8, STANLEY 4, Bogard 5,
Mahoney 2, Henry 3, and Ripley (chiet
Of nnLiccl B.
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The University of Wooster,

- EV. a. a. f. TAYLOR, d. D., PRkSi-
partments in successful operation. Twelve
capable and eXper enced Professors and
Teachers. Nearly 2O6 Students. Classical,
Philosophical and Scientific Courses,
graded 10 the standard of astern colleges.
French and German taught thoroughly.
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthful, building and appara-
tus new expenses very low. Open TO students
Of either ser. Fall term opens september II.
Send for a catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, wooster,
Ohio. jy4egraw
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Those MOOnshiners.

Jack Reynolds and Carl Cartwright,
two of the moonshiners who were engaged
in the murder OF old man Starkey, in Wet
Eel county, some time ago, were taken
from the Ohio county Jail 20 We,zel
county on the steamer Science yesterday.
The trial of the parties will commence
today. Henry King and a man named
L)gsdon, charged with petit larceny,
we're also taken down on the same boat,
to be tried In the same county.
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the cheapest Rooi is the Gravel Roof

George Urumbacker, of this city, is
now fully prepared to put on graves
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through q
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement tor tanks and sidewalks o!
the best quality, which he offers tor sale
at the lowest rates. This roo. has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through. the posto&ice OF
call at his establishment, head OF 18th
aud Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO.
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Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA

Gen. G.. W. c. LEE, Pres't, Full courses
of instruction in Glass; cal, Literary and
scientific studies, and in the Professional
departments of Law and Civil Engineer
ing.
The next session will open September
10Th and close June 18th. Total expenses,
exclusive of books and clothing, need not
exceed S275; 10y messing they may be re-
duCed TO 500 or SGD.
For full Information by catalogue or cir
cular address WALTER BOWIE,
iyOegrb Clerk OF Faculty.
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MILWAUKEE, October 4-Elo

MILWAUKEE, October 4.-Flour-
Quiet and weak. Whest-Closed firm
No. Milwaukee hard 81 l5t No. l
Milwaukee 81 IA; No. 2 81 III; seller
October 81 0Ss; seller November 81 O51 /;
No. 8 81 O63. Corn-Dull and lower;
No. at 4lic. Osts-Steady and in
good demand; No. 2 23c. Rye-In
good demand; No. at 53!c Barley
Firmer; No. 2 spring 6l!@6Sc.
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MCLAIN's PICTORIAL Syrup, that is so
popular wherever introduced, contains
not particle of opium or any other
narcotic and may be administered to the
most delicate invalid or infant with the
fullest confidence that it will instantly
relieve and shortly cure the worst of
bronchial affections. Remember that the
genuine PICTORIAL Syrup is prepared
only by McLsin Bros.
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Norwood High School & College
Nnrwood P. O., Nelson Co. Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty Of the Uni.
verSIty OF Virginia as one OF the best
Training Schools In the South.
The Session of 1878, will open Sept.
10Th, 1877. with full Corps OF Instructors,
and iull and thorough instruction In all
Departments.
Bf5- Write tor Catalogue.
object and CharHcIer.-This School Is
modelled, in its courses and methods of
instruction, as far as possible after the
University OF Va, and is designed 70 pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time the course of Instruction
is so thorough and so complete, embrace
ing as 1t does all the branches OF knowl-
edge belonging TO a finished education,
that those VINO prefer 10 do so can here
perfectly qualify themselves tor medi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities OF
life.
Course Of study is as complete and
thorough as that OF any institution in the
State, following the most approved meth
DDS, and embracing full course in the
following Departments OF Study: l. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern Lam
guages. !. Pure Mathematics. 8. Applied
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engineer
ing. y. The Natural Sciences. 7. Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping.
Extracts from Testimonials.
UNIVERSITY OF VA, July 70, 1876.
SIR-lt gives me pleasure TO state that
theNoryood High School has sent young
men TO Shis Institution well prepared for
the advanced classes of the Academic
Schools. 1t ranks among the best training
Schools for high and thorough culture.
Its discipline is excellent, ana the health
fitness OF the location unsurpassed.
am, with great respect.
JAMES +. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
Among the numerous Institutions of
learning IN the South, few, II any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High School. II now stands Sec
Ond to none In the State, both in reputa-
ton and the extent Of patronage IL enjoys.
The discipline, as well as the exercises,
are conducted as nearly as possible after
the plan of the University OF Virginia,
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without chAnge.-COTTe-
sDOndence Of the GdiueSton NeI0S.
Refers TO present patrons OF the School
from West Virginia, TO Judge T. &. Green
Judge NJ. Edmiston,- Judge John Bran
non, DR.. T. Il, Camden and Col. j. VI
Ransom.
Also, TO Mr.. =. Brady, Mr.. J. II. Hobbs,
and other patrons OF the school but espe-
ciaHy TO the old students themselves
no
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Trial List.

Tie following Is the trial list for the
consideration of the County Court to-
day: Wheeling Omnibus Company, aP.
pellees. VS.. w VI. Curtis, appellant; j.
A Carroll u Bro, sppellees, VS.. w. A.
Mccoy, appellant; 7. Moorehead Il Son
v. W. Porter e: al; McClusky Il Lara
ME VS.. Zane Phillips; State VS.. f. Bye
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