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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

BOARD OF RHGENTs.-The Board OF
Regents of tho State Normsl Schools
met in the rooms Of the superintendent
of Public Schools day before yesterday:
The following members OF the Board
were present: Hon. w. Z. Psndleton,
President; Gov. Henry N. Matthews,
State Auditor Joseph 8. Miller, Stsse
Treasurer Thos. j, West, DR. I. d.
Logan and Judge b. j. Samuels, OF Bar
boursville, B. L. Butcher OF Beverly
being absent.
The Board Axed the time OF com
mencements OF the several Normal
Schools, as follows: West Liberty, June
22d; Fairmont, June 25th; Shepherd
College, OF Shepherdstown, Jefferson
county, June 26th; Marshall College, o.
Huntington, Csbell county, June 29tb
Chenille College, of Chenille, Gilmel
county, June Both. The time tor hold
ing the commencement of Concord Col
lege, Mercer county, has not yet beer
decided upon. =,
Judge Il. j. Ssmuels. of Barboursville
was appointed to inquire into the Titles
OF the several normal schools, and SCI
that the names were properly recorded.
The Board arranged for the repairs o.
Marshal! College, ut Huntington, als'
for the college building at West Liberty
! Prof. w. K. Pendleton, State Super
intendent of Schools, and Judge d. j
Samuels, were appointed by the Board II
revise aud publish code of bylaws TO
the regulation and government OF tn
normal schools.
The Board also arranged the matter
of insurance on the State normal schools
after which the meeting adjourned.
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DIR. sCHENCK'S STANDARD
REM EnuES.

The standard remedies for all diseases Oh
the lnngs are Schenck's Pulmonie syrup,
Schencs Sea weed Tonic, and Schenckb
Eandrake Pills, and II taken before the
lungs are destroyed, speedy cure u
To these three medicines On. J. Il. Sob,
snck. of Philadelphia, owes his unrivaHeo
success In the treatment Of pulmonary
Tho Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter in the lungs; nature throws IL on
by an easy eXpectoratlon, Tor wnen tne
phlegm or matter is ripe q slight cough
will throw 1t of. the patient mas TEST Anu
the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 90 tnls,
Schenck's Mandrake Pill and Schenck ;
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used 70
cleanse the stomach and liver. SchencE 3
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
Ali obstructions, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts freely. and the liver Ii sooh re-
Scheucks Sea Weed Tonic is gentle
stimulent and alternatives: the alkall OF
which AZ is composed mixes with the lood
and prevents sourine. 1t assists the dlges-
tion by toning up the stomach 10 q neaithy
condition, SO that the iood ana the ful-
monfc syrup will make good blood then
the lungs heal. and the patient Will surely
get well If care Is taken 10 prevent Hesh
old.
All who wish to consult Tr. Schenck.
either personally or by letter, can do SO al
his principal office, corner OF Slxtn anu
Arch Sts, PHILADELPHIA, every Monday.
Schencks medicines are sold by all drug
pists throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

THE GLASS HOUSE TRoUBLE.-The
men brought here from New York to
take the place of the striking glass house
workers began to toll at the Acme this
morning. There are forty-dve Of them.
We were informed this morning that they
came here not knowing there was strike,
boing under the impression that the old
hands refused to work at all after the
blus.birds began to whistle, and
were of on q fishing excursion. the
New York men, after a consultation with
the old hands yesterday afternoon,
agreed TO hold meeting in the evening
for the purpose of having an understand
ing Whether the meeting was held we
do not know. The old hands will hold
meeting this afternoon, and consults-
ton will be held with the New York
men. The strike may result in q little
| fuss.
Later. We learn this afternoon that
the finishing boys, ranging from twelve
\ to fiftenn wears OF age, who have been IN
the employ of the Acme Glass Works
and who heretofore were paid thirty and
forty cents per turn, have now strnck fol
forty and fifty cents, the price PAID II
Pittsburgh; and they further state tina
thew will not resume work as long as to-
workmen brought from New York are II
the employ of the Acme Company, Thu:
makes a worse complication than ever
because it will be much more difficult u
import boys than men from distance
and no glass works can afford TO pa,
mems wages Tor boys work.-Steu6sn''lt
| Gazette.
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wheeling Retail Mark ct.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning
The market was better to day than is
usual for this season. A great deal Of
green stuff WAS noticeable. Eggs are two
cents lower, butter was plenty, but held
at last weeks quotations. Flowers and
plants were in abundance and sold
readily at prices. Green peas and
cucumbers have made their appearance
from the South and sell nj 'ancy prices
pRoDUCE-Eggs l2@l3 cents per d-z;
butter 28G35c per ID; chickens each,
dressed, 35c.
Observation-Disclosures 35@40c per
peck; onions Acc per peck; beets 3Oc per
peck; turnips zoe per peck; parsnips zoe
per peck; sweet potatoes 60c per peck;
new onions &c per bunch; lettuce SC per
head, 60c per peck; spinach 25c per peck /;
rsddlshes 5@l0c per bunch; ksle 25c per
peck; rhubsrb sc per bunch; peas 500
per peck; cucumbers 20 cents esch
FRuIT-Apples l2@20c per peck.
SHADE TREES AND PLANrs-Poplar,
sugar, maple and pines 25@50c according
to size; sprigs and roots of bushes 5@l0c
each; flowers in pots s(950c according 10
quality.
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IDENTlFIED.-Theu unknown man who
was found floating in the river at Ben.
sons Ferry, on Monday, was yesterday
identified as Mr.. Robert Miller, residing
on Market street, nearly opposite the
postotfice. The description OF the wear
ing apparel of the unfortunate man, rs
published in the morning papers, coming
under the observation OF his relatives,
and Mr.. Miller having been absent from
home for some time, they yesterday re-
paired to the Peninsula Cemetery and
had the remains disinterred. His mother
being present, he was identified, and the
body removed to his late residence, from
which the funeral took place yesterday
afternoon. The interment took place a,
Greenwood.
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RELEAsED.-James n. McNally, the
locomotive engineer who was arrested
here last Saturday on the charge OF grand
larceny, on the strength Of kilograms re-.
ceived by Capt. Ripley from the Chief OF
Police OF Staunton, Va, WAS released from
custody yesterday. 1t appears that the
Stanton authorities marched "on TO
Richmond" for requisit!on from the
Governor of Virginia, that they might
come to Wheeling and transport Nc
Nslly to Staunton. But the Governor Of
Virginia, who is an economical cuss,
if we may be allowed to use the ex-
preston, informed the parties from
Staunton that he was willing TO issue
the requisltion, but they must pay all
expenses, and not look to the State tor
financial aid when it comes to settle the
bills. This the chief OF the Stsunton po-
lice refused to do, and Immediately dis.
patched word to Captain Ripley, OF this
city, to release McNslly, giving as the
cause for such action, the parsimonious
conduct OF the governor. Papers tor
McNallys release were accordingly made
out by Squire Caldwell, and he is now at
liberty.
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"NOT DEBiLITATING, As THE
MERCURLAL REMEDIES ARE,
BUT STRENGTHENING ~

"NOT DEBiLITA7ING, AS THE
MERCURLAL REMEDIES ARE,
BUT .STRENGTHENING ~
STEAD"
This Is the testimony Of The veteran
editor of the Fredori, Censor, after n
satisfactory trial OF DR.. Fenners Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Toaic. 1t
Is no uncommon thing 10 meet man
with cadavorous face, thin, gsunt, COM
planning; having no appetite, breath too
offensive 10 endure. heavily furred
tongue unable to rest we'll nights, barely
keeping around, and hardly able to keep
soul and body together. He Is
always skeptic in medicine,
and generally everything else,
except one. There is one thing he be-
lieves in, and that i: interesting to 81
who come within his reach to be bored
with lengthy and particular recital of
all his ailments, which recital usually
concludes with an emphatic Statement OF
his disbelief in all remedies that are re-
commended for his relief, some of which
he has tried, at least, not in any thor
ough, business way. Is it not a relief 10
turn from such spectacle to consistent,
sensible man, who does not effect so
much 'smsrtness," but is willing to &C.
knowledge the truth. Here is what be
says:
From Hon. Willard McKinstry, the
veteran editor of the Fredonis Censor.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner, Fredonia, \. "
Dear Sir-I have been using Your Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
during tie past few weeks, and desire to
say that like 1t. / find it admirably
adapted to the purpose for which you re-
commend it. 1t is an excellent remedy
for the blliousness ususlly incidental TO
the change from winter to spring, suf-
hciently physicing and yet not debilitat-
ing as the mercurisl remedies are, but
strengthening instead.
Yours truly, W MckINsTRY.
For sale by dealers in medicine.
Logan, List Il Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

A MYsTERY.-A night or two since
the rooms of the Board Of Education
were entered by some party or parties
unknown, who effected an entrance by
picking the lock of the door, and the
records and other papers of the board
Thoroughly overhauled ana rsnsacked
The object of the parties is unknown,
unless they were in search of some i'm
portant paper, but as Yet nothing of that
nature has been missed. The papers be-
longing to the board were found scat
tered IN all directions when the room was
entered ythe Superintendent Of Schools
the next morning.
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cincinnati Horse and Mule Market
MONDAY, April 10, 1877.

-hoSDAl, ApII ~ 4C''.
The offerings Of stock were fair in
amount, but very much short o! the
wants of the market. There has been a
continued demand from the South and
East, and good stock sold at full and
rather higher prices. The shipments OF
the week were about ten Car loads, but
would have been greater, had the stock
been obtsinable. The weather is very
favorable, and market promises well for
all kinds of stock during the coming
week.
HORSES There was good demand
from The East for smooth drivers, fair
call for stock suitable for the Southern
trade. aud steady demand for drsught
horses for local work. Sales of good
sound chunks range srom $50 70 sS5;
good smooth drivers from sll0 70 SIS
and even as high as SlS5, and extra stoc <
of each class brought above the top hg.
ures.
MULEs-A steady good demand, and
sellers were brisk at s75(d9O for la 10
Is hand; SlOO9l25 for 10: TO l6 hands
high, and extra stock brought higher
figures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of the
late VIM. Hayburn, mailer in the Bel
mont mill, took place from his late resi-.
dence at 1928 Water street, South Side,
yesterday afternoon. His remains were
followed TO their last resting place in
Greenwood cemetery by vast con-
course of friends and relatives, there be-
ing forty-nine vehicles in the procession.
The obsequles we're performed under the
auspices OF Wheeling Lodge No. l. o.
o. F., of which the deceased was An
honored member. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Samuel Phipps, David r. Bell, j.
G. Morrison, VIM. Hastings, James Nc
Adams. and Samuel Darrah.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

"HoPs."-Frank Walters was ablsze
last night, and the occasion was a social
hop given by prominent young gentle
men OF this city and vicInsty. There
were about thirty couple present, and
Tommy Cocksyne furnished such music
as entrsnced all present with its ele-
gsnce.
The Enigos dancing club also held
forth at Mozart hail last night. There
was large attendance and good music
by Billy Mayors band.
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wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRIsTMAN's SToCK YARDS,
THURSDAY, April Is.

CATTLE-The arrivals for the weel
were 80 head The demand Is fully up
to the supply, al going oil that arc offer
ed Very few home cattle are arriving
observation-disclosures 393lc; fair 3IG
44c; choice 4!@5ic.
4. HOGs-The arrivals were l65 head
Quotations 4i@5c. A few extra line
might perhaps go shade higher. The
market yesterday aud to-day WAS rot Ms
brisk rs the forepsrt of the week, and
hogs that would readily bring cents
last Friday or Saturday, would
drag to.day. If many come in, the mar
ket will, OF course, be dulIer. Packers
are doing but little.
SHEEP-Abo bout 40 head arrived during
the week Quotations, 4!@6c, very
choice bring the latter figure. Demand
good for extra sheep.
LAMBs-Few arrivals only; not sutfi-
cient to make price. Demand excel.
ent for good lambs.
CALvEs-The arrivals were about go
head. Quotations, S3@7. The demand
is not as good as last week, and decline
of 25@50c per head is noticeable.
Mich Cows-Demand poor at 5000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

The CoURTs- County Court-Ihis
court met yesterday pursuant to adj
journmeDt, Judge Boyd on the bench.
L. the case of the State VS.. VIM. For
sythe, jr, the following jury was lmpan-
nelled: J. NJ. Hawley, Geo. Miller, j.
J. Forester, Arthur f. Carter, A. j.
Hslsted, Nj. T. Waymar, John Q. Eng
lish, Jerry Mason, Joseph Green and E.
D. Thompson, Case still on trial at the
time of the adjournment of court which
was had till the usual hour this morning.
Police Court.-Judge Cranmer disposed
of the following cases before this court,
yesterday.
Henry Bristow, drunkenness, fined one
dollar and costs Paid.
Mary Ritz, disorderly, fined five dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

PERsoNALITIE>.-M Z. w. Sesbright
left last evening over the Baltimore and
Ohio road on an extended business trip.
The illness OF Squire Forbes is grow
ing more serious, his disease having
taken the turn of typhoid fever, and his
physicians are doubtful of his recovery.
The Republican, editor of the Wes-
ton Democrat, j. w. Wotiiaden, is in the
city
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RIVEK NEWS.

D..
The marks At. the landing last even
ing, showed about 8 lee, 2 inches.
The Science departed for Psrhsrsbarg
yssterdsy-rsu .g.t =
The Carrie Brooks passed nsSp yesser.
day, morning, en- route tor Zsa esvilie-
The Kerr departed on time yesterday
morning for Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham passed down last
night.
The Granite State, now overdue, had
not passed Up yesterday evening.
The Bette Gilbert lowed the Star Of
the West from Bellsire up to thelsnding
yesterday. Tns Star of tue West Wa:
brought up for the purpose OF having
new boiler put on her.
The Express registered 90 passenger:
on her last up trip from PaFkersburg
and she had good freight list. Hel
officers feel very much encouraged, and
are confident of being able to hold up
good paying trsde.-Pittsyurgh C''".
GAG.
Mr.. Albert Bunting, an old and we'll
known steamboat clerk, but who for 1
number of years past has been an In
valid, WAS up from his home, Wellsviile
yesterday. Mr.. B. is afflicted with d
spinal affection, and it will be four years
next month since he quit the river. Ih'
Arlington WAS the last boat ne was Oh
and ne has been unable to do anything
since.-P.tts. Conn., Gaz.
The local packets are making regula
trips to fair business.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April ls.-River 5 fee
3inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
it rained lightly here and aud at al
points above.
CAIRO, April lS.-Arrived-Smitf
and Grand Lake No. 2, st. Lonis. Rive
80 ieet 10 inches and falling. 1t is still
raining. Mercury, "a.
EVANSVILLE, April lS.-Weathe
cloudy with frequent showers; mercur.
50 to 20 River II and lilo teet ant
falling. Up-ldlewild, Coal Hill, Msggi
Smith, Sllverthorne Down-Ironsides
Morning Star. Business dull.
LOUISVILLE, April Is. River 8 feet
inches in the canal. Weather cloud.
with rain.
VIM g. Ky!or, for years identified
with the steamboat interests along tn
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, died here to
day.
CINCINNATI, April l8.-River II lee
IL inches and about stationary. Weathe
cloudy with light rains Arrived
Shinkle, Memphis; Sherlock, New Or
leans. Depsrtec-Baum, Memphis
Golden City, New Orleans; Hammet
and tow, Pittsburgh.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S,-Arrlved-ReC
Cloud, Evansville; Golden Eagle, keo
kuk; Common wealth, New Orleans
Lady Lee, Peoria; Joe Kinney, hansa
City; Clinton, Reeds Landing. Departe,
Golden Eagle. Keokuk; Joe Kinney
it. Joseph; Red Wing, ST. Pa III; Lad.
Lee, Peoria. River falling. WeaLhe
warm and cloudy; rain and wind thi
afternoon; clear tonight.
MEMPHIS, April 1S.-River rose
inches, and now stands 81 feet inches
Weather heavy; a RAIN storm set IN ate
midnight and continued all day, mercur,
II. Arrived-Petrel, Illinois river
Departed-Hard Cash White river
Thompson Dean, Schenck, New Orleans
Cons Millar, Houston, CINCINNATI. 1t L
thought the Fannie Moore will be raised
by Submarine Eckert who is at worl
on her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs-The Board
met yesterday pursuant to adjournment,
all the members present. There was no
business transacted further than the sp.
pointment of a ianitor at the capital
building, which office was awarded to
Mr.. Weltzel, of this city. The Board
adjourned to meet on Tuesday next, at
lOA.M NJ,
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AQUATIC.-In speaking of the coming
boat race, at Pittsburgh, an exchange
says: Morris and Schartf are getting
ready to go into training. Morris now
weighs 1856 pounds and will row at l6O.
Scha,t fl weig his 1853 and expects to row at
l4S. They are IN excellent condition at
present and Scharff says if "Eph" beats
MIN they will row again in one week
after the first race. II he succeeds In
laying out" his adversary, he will then
turn his attention to the Toronto oars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

In consequence of the unfavorable
weather yesterday, Miss Wskerly an
pounces, in another column, that her
millinery opening will continue to-day.
All the ladies are cordially invited TO
take peep at the array OF fashionable
and delicate tints and shades of the man Y
what. nots on exhibition that make a
lsiy's hat thing of beauty and JOY for
the season
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FOR SALE

THE RESIDsSCE OFNC 4,
l iht X, uu Fifteenth street. I'm ~. -
city OF wheeling. The 10, nn' u
about o. 'e,t op Fifteenth ,'-.a,
tends back 10 the alley. H. it.G
story srlck, containing en- 80, 80 -
finished attic, bath noon win tl'c
cold water, and is IN good r,p,i, =.
Is also wash hDus", Coz, - - '''r
no sc, Sc, the property p.,s1,. a.
string toeNaminr the prnp.ri, -, ~ e
tain tho terms OF sale. will r,r' OAs''
Barr, attorney. lii2 Chapllne steel a.
apo y 4 AMIN,
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BASE BALL.-The Standards of this
city, and the Ludlows, of Cincinnati,
will play two games of bal on next
Friday and Saturday, respectively. The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Hempfeld
trains will lay over until 5:45 o'clock. so
as to give eIcursionists time to witness
the games.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

TINT BooKs-At the meeting of the
Board of Education tonight the con-
siderstion of the matter Of substituting
Goodrichs History of the United States
in the schools instead of Wizards, which
is now in use, will be called to the stten-
ton of the Board. From what we can
learn there is prospect of the Goodrich
book being adopted.
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A BAD MAN.-John Richie wss drunk

A BAD MAN.-John Richie wss drunk
last night, SO reports the man who arrest.
ed MIN, and aroused the people OF East
Wheeling with murderous language,
while indulging in the luxury of taking
II cat by the heels and dashing it, brains
out against substance harder than the
cats head. John will pay for his fun,
perhaps, II limited amount into the city
treasury this morni' q.
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The TIvoLI The Opera House sa-
loon billiard hail is about TO be trans
mogritied into beer garden OF the high
toned order, Manager Hamilton having
leased the premises for that purpose.
That hrst-class beer hall, centrally 10.
Gated, would pay in Wheeling, there
cannot be much doubt.
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TREsPAss.-A boy named Chas. Cur
ran was arraigned before Squire Hue hes
yesterday, charged with trespsssing on
the garden of Mrs. Caldwell, on the
South Side. The Squire fined Curran
one dollar.
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DRY Goods cheap Tor cash at
G. e. RoTH's.

GRANDMoTHERs REPLY, - Young
ladies, the doubtful tone of your chat
has offended grandmother" DO you
really think there were no graduates IN
the country before 1858? Surely, surely
you cannot be sc ignorant. Yet never
even insinusted that l was a graduate OF
the College. Ii cannot remember IN
what year l left school, where do you
suppose you will be at my age IN regard
to Your "Lstins." Don't, my dear girls
start out with a disposition to be sus
picious. 1t will deprive you OF much
pleasure, and you will often find you art
on the wrong track, as with
GRANDMOTHER.
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JUST THINK OF 1T, Thirty OF THOSE
fine steel engravings, oil chromos etc,
sold last night. You get these at your
own price, remernber, must be sold. Auc'
ton sales every afternoon at 2 and every
evening at !, 1909 McLain's Block, OPP
posite Mcclure House.
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ENGLISH porcelsine table ware VIII
not craze. A full line of goods at
CUMMINs Il WOODS,
ll42 Main street.

PIANOS FOR BEGINNERs.-Several
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, for sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

DEArn OF AN Episcopal MINISTER.
Rev. Charles Nj. Galloway, formerly Il
rector IN ST. Johns Church of Charles
ton, this State, died suddenly 1T Will
mington, Del on toe llth inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

ASK tor those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcoats at rhos. Hughes
g. Co.'S. NowIs the time to examine
this stock while 1t is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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THos. HUGHES & Co. have just re
ceived fresh lot of black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at she very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
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LADIES SHOULD NOT FAIL TO ATTEND
the afternoon art sales at 1909 McLain's
Block. A beautiful lot OF pictures to be
sold at action without reserve. Sales
every afternoon At 2 and evening at I.
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The remnants OF number of eggs
was found on the cow-cstcher OF engine
Ne. =, Central Ohio road, when she
came in last night, but the presence of
the same cannot be accounted for.
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LAST Monday Henry Schwartz re-
ceived fine piano direct from Cache i
Co., manufacturers in Baltimore. Mr..
schwartz has placed the instrument in
his hall for the entertainment Of friends
and customers.