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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-30

DNICK ERBOCKER MINING
n C0MPANY.-locaiion of Principal place
81 .lness, Han Francisco. California.
|. Location OF work.. American Fiat Mining
District, Storey county, Neyads, ....,... !.
Notice ID hereby given. that at q meeting q
the Board OF Truffeep, held on the sixteenth
(iath) day Of Mach. ls7I, an A-,cssment
tNo. III OF Thirty Cents 40 eent) per ,hare
was levied upon the capital riockoi the corpor.
alton, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin, 10 the Secretary. At The ONCE OF the
obrnpany, No. 81 Academy Building, No. 31o
PINE strset, ran Frsnciseo, caiiforniA. '' :.
Any stock moon which this ASSESSMENT shall
ramain uppsid on sATunDAY. ihe twenty
hfst tlistl day of April. lsI!. shall bc deemea
dslipaucrt and will bc duly ndvmtisd TOT
sais a. pub 10 auetion, snd uness payment
| shall b. msde before will b. rod on, ThuRs-
DAY, The tenth ti0thl DAY Of May. 1871. TO
nav ths delinouent lsscssmsnt. together with
coats OF advertlsips and rnpsnseto oi SALE. .i
By order Of the Hoard Of Trus.ctr.
- 80 49, =, q. n. SAYRR; Ssvretary.
Onaco-Isoon NO. "a Academy fnildina. No.
$50 Pine street, San frsnei,eo, CahornA' -
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TyONsOLIDATED lMPtnIAL MIN.
" TN0 COMPANY. : Location OF principal
nisee on business. Han Francisco, California.
:, Location of WORKS. Gold Han. s'or', county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting oi
~ RasSd Of 'nircctnrs, held on the 9th day Of
Nsrch. isJT, an assessment (No. y Of Twenty.
ovc Cents per share was Ieviednptn the capital
stoek OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
N United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary,
Al the once Of lhs Company. Room No. ~ h.y.
vsrti's Building, Nh. tlo California street, kan
Yranciseo. California ag ..f.,.s! .
Any stock upon which this as.ersment ,hall
remain unpaid on the 12th day Of April.
i'm. WI be dellnqucnt. and advertised Tor raie
Al nubnc auction, and nnlcss payment IL made
beiore win be soid oh THURSDAY. the ihlri
(sd) dsy OF Nay, 1871, TO pay the dellnqucnt
sssessment. together with costs 90 advertising
M ei}ss Of tbs Board OF Dhectprs..
w. x. DEAN. Secretary.
once - Room No. 10 Ilayward's Building,
No. tis California street. Ssn Francisco: Gall.
fornia. 1.-l l-.-.-.. mhlztd
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

c.N HARRIS. Register
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

c. n. HARRIS. Register.
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lady WARRINGTON MINING

ofaos-Rooni ii Hsywsrd's l,alldlny, No. ti
.osiifofhis street, Ban ffansiseo, California.
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-Isoon. NO. "a Academy .fnildina. No
$50 Pine street, San Frsnei,eo, California
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VnLcKERPoGKEg .MININa II..,

on,oe Room %. No. 40 California stree
BAn Francisco, California. fe1ltd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16

The Courier left for Parkersburg at
l03 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Science left yesterday for Marietta
where she will lay up during the winter
The DELLA, Phaeton and Telegram con.
tinue to make their respective trips.
The o'Neal left for Pittsburgh at I
o'clock yesterday morning,
The Ragon will be this morning's Par
kersburg boat.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati 10.
day, and will return on Saturday.
The Market Boy will leave for Mata.
moras this morning at l03 o'clock.
Business Is rather stagnant about the
landing at present. What il wanted Just
now, to brighten up things, ia a coal6oat
rise.
The Bette Gilbert is undergoing re.
pairs, and will shortly be put into the
Wheeling and Bellaire trade.
The Exchange was due up last night,
enroute from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Il. c. Caldwell has taken charge
Of the Office OF the oNeal.
The hull Of the sunken steamer Calu.
met Is aaoat and ready 10 be turned over
as soon as the river rises sufficiently.
IBy Telegraph
PrTTsBuRGH, November l5.-Riyer 4
feet 8 inches, about stationary. Weather
cloudy and rainy.
EVANSVILLE, November l5..-Weather
cloudy. rained all night. Mercury 60'
co., River 66.l0 feet and rising. Up
Ward, Dora Cobler, Shinkle, Dick John.
son. Down-Church, John L. Rhoada.
Mary Elizabeth, N. Morton, Grey Eagle,
Evansville, Business fair.
New ORLEANS, November l5.-Ar-
Eived-Little Bob, Louisville; A. G. Don.
nally, Cincinnati; J. A. Howard Memphis.
Departed-J. Means and tow, St. Louis,
Weather cloudy, threatening and warm.
VIcKsDuRd, November l5.-Weather
clear. River rose 8 inches. Arrived
Lee. Up-Colorado, Grand Lake and
barges; Yaeger and barges. Down--Susie
Silver, Port Eads and tow.
SHREVEPORT, November 15.-WeathOr
clear and pleasant. River rose 4 inches,
LousvIILE, November l5'--Weather
cloudy and cool. River rising; 7 feet G
inches in the canal.
CAIRO, November 15.--River | | feet s
inches, and falling. Weather clear: mer.
curry $50.
CISorNNGri, November I5.-Riycr l3I
feet S inches and falling. Weather warm
and rainy. The steamer Express de part
cd for Pittsburgh.
NASHVILLE, November l5.-Riyer fall.
ing 8 feet Hillman arrived and de-
parted.
sr. LOUIS, November l5.-Arriyed-
Stanard, New Orleans; Annie Smyth, 81.
Paul; Bee and tow, New Orleans; Means,
Ohio river. Departed-CapitaI CITY
Memphis Bee and bargeg, New Orleans;
War Eagle, Keokuk. River falling
Weather partly cloudy and warm,
LITTLE Rock, November l5.-CIear
and pleasant. River falling, with 5 feet
by gauge
MEMPHIS, November l5.-Riyer fell
inch and stands at . feet . inches. Clear,
Deparlcd-Chester, st. Louis Houpnr,
Ohio river Golden City, Cincinnati; Mol.
lie Moore, New Orleans.
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HOTEL PERsoNAIs.-We note the fol
lowing late arrivals at the leading hotels
s. JumES-Louis s. Burk, Trenton, n
J.; Charles W. Porter, Boston; Aug
Richards, Philadelphia; Fl. E. Hnriord
Cincinnati; Anton Trunk, Brooklyn, New
York.
DIeLure-C. H. Luttgerding, Quaker
City, o.; Otis A. Worthipgton, Howard
county, Nd; NJ. ]. Becker, Pittsburgh
L, N. Marshall, Rowlcsburg; II. J, San.
derson, Parkersburg; G. W. Hughes, Co.
lumbus, Ohio; NJ. Ambach, Baltimore; A.
4. jackson, Pittsburgh; Joseph Crosby
GAINESVILLE.
tStamm-Sam. Lash, Cincinnati, Ohio;
A. r. Bridgeman, sardis, Ohio; F. Mack.
iness, Pittsburgh; Z. G. Evans New
Brighton, Pa; G. W. Earhart, Columbus
Ohio; John DOwnes, Steubenville, Ohio;
John Howard, Potomac, W. Va; W. b.
Ellis, Philadelphia; ]. B. MacCauley
Boston.
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ASTONISHING SUcCEss.-It is the duty
Of every person who has used BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP 10 let its wonderful quail.
ties be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact ali
throat and lung diseases. No person can
use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con-
slider it the duty Of all, Druggists to recon.
mend it TO the poor dying consumptive,
at least TO try ono bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported. Such
a medicine "a the GERMAN SYRUP cannot
be too widely known. Ask your Drug
gist about IT, Sample bottles TO Try sold
at 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents. For
sale by all 6rst.class Druggists in the
United States. eod&w
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OFFICERS OF masonic GRAND LODGE.
The Grand Lodge of Masons, which has
been in session at Martinsburg for the
past two days, adjourned yesterday morn.
ing ut | o'clock, after electing tho follow.
ing officers: George Baird, Most Wor-
shipiul Grand Master; John ". Ar.
buckle, Deputy Grand Master; c. J..
Fanlkner,jr., Senior Grand Warden; John
a. Riley, Junior Grand Warden; !. II.
Williams, Grand Treasurer; O. S. Long,
Grand Secretary; z. Z. Manchester,
Grand Chaplain; S. B. Bendell, Grand
Lecturer E. W. 5. Moore, Grand Senior
Deacon; George Barrett, Grand Junior
Deacon; Dr.. Bailey, Grand Pnrsuviant;
". Fl. II. Flick, Grand Marshal,
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SALE OF TIE WASHINGTON MILL
PRoPERTY.-The sale Of the portable
property Of the old Washington Mill, at
public auction, commenced yesterday, on
the premises. Hervey was the aucti oneer,
and disposed otthe steam engines, boilers,
rolls, machinery and tools in pieces. Only
about one.third Of the property was sold
yesterday, atprices that aggregated about
$1,000. The sale will continue from day
10 day until the entire stock is sold out.
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HARD AGouND.-The steamer Ike
Hammitt was on Wednesday lasl
coming out OF the back river
wish barge loaded with about 5000
kegs Of nails, when the barge swung
with the current and driited on the head
OF the Island. The Hammitt worked
until 4 o'clock yesterday trying TO get II
of, but did not succeed. The Iron Valley
was sent for and both were doing their
utmost at 8 o'clock last evening.
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ABUSING A PRIsONER.-A couple Of re,
liable citiSens came to this otli.e Iasl
night TO complain Of the unmerciful treat,
ment Of a prisoner by two policemen, who
had just locked drunken man up in the
lookup. The fellow was 80 drunk that
he was unable 10 walk, and the officers
had put a pair Of "nippers" upon him
and we're dragging him through the mud
to:thc station house, while he screamed
and yelled like one mad. The hideouH
yells OF the poor fellow attracted good
many citizens, and tho conduct OF the
officers was denounced in strong terms.
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DURING one Of the finest scenes in
Julius Cesar" Wednesday evening, and
when the attention OF the audience was
riveted upon the artists upon the Opera
House stage, an intoxicated chap in the
gallery rose 10 his feet and exclaimed, in
sIentorian tones, "Now lers all keep
quiet and hear what they say" BE was
incontinently hustled from his seat by
Constable Lee IIamm, who was on duty
10 the house, and told 10 take walk,
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CAVr, WILSON TO DE RETArNED.-WC
understand that Capt, Thos. Wilson, Lo.
cal Inspector at this port, an order for
whose removal was recently issued by
Secretary Sherman, last evening received
a dispatch from Washington City, indi.
eating that the order had been rescinded
by the department. We are sure that
Capt. Wilson's many friends in the
Wheeling district will be glad to hcar Of
his retention.
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MAUD GEDHARD's CAsE.-Muud Geb
hard, the girl who was tried in the Cir,
cult Court on Wednesday Tor grand
larceny, and in whose case the Jury fail
ed to agree, yesterday gaze bond In the
sum oil 81 900 to insure her appearance
at the April term Of the court, for sec
Ond trial,
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The concert announced to take place al
W""'M"od'a new hall, tonight, was ar.
ranged by Mr.. Kit Carson"
We are indebted 10 DR.. Shriver, Of
bethany, who arrived in the city last
night from Martinsburg, for list Of the
Lodge. '''''
Prof. A. l.. Wade, of Morgantown, in
referring to the recent visit Of the State
Superintendent W. K. Pendeton to tina,
lown, remarks that never has NHest Vir.
einia had ADLER an Superintendent Of
Public Schools"
Dr. Cunningham, of the First Presby.
Lerin" Church OF this city, preached in
harncoviIls last evening.
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PRoF. HERMANN's ENTERTAINMENT
Proi, Hermann, u magician, gave an en-.
tertainment OF the Opera House last
evening, before a large audience. The
performance was enjoyed by the audi.
ence, Judging from the hearty applause
with which it was received. A feature
Of the evening was the distribution Of
presents, which followed the entertain.
nent. The presents consisted Of brooms,
hHms. sacks Of flour, wash.boards, clothes
baskets, and other miscellaneous articles
OF little value. The management had
announced that horse would be given
away, aud Of course everybody in the
mouse expected to win the prize. A lit.
tie daughter OF Mr.. CIetus Hauser held
the lncky number, which was forty.nine,
and received an order on Bayha, the
baker, lor gingerbread horse.
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PERSONAL Nrs.-Mr.W, II, oxtoby
who went 10 81. Louis upon q busine:,
trip the frat Of the week, 10 expected
home to-day.
McFadden, Of the Steubenville Gazette
returned home on the early train yesler-
day morning.
Mr.. W. A. Maddy, clerk Of the steamer
Exchange, has sold bis interest 10 thai
steamer TO Capt. Wash. Houshell, Mr.
Maddy will continue in charge Of the Of,
fee for few trips. The Exchange will
remain in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
trade.
Mr.. Barrett appeared in "Richslieu, !"
at youngstown, Ohio, last night
Hon. John E, Kenna, Of KanAhwa
county, was in the city yesterday, having
come here to attend the funeral Of bis
father-in-law, Mr.. James Quigg.
Misses Theresa Phillips and Annie
Carson, Of this city, Miss Annie O'Brien,
Of BeIlaire, MeSsrs. Oscar Seeley, A. H.
Beach, AL. Norton and G. E, Lewis are
among the SingerS announced 10 partici.
pate in the concert At WeStWoodS new
hall tonight.
Mrs. ]. F. Carroll, who died on We'd
neSd Jay, was very estimable lady, and
her bereaved husband has the Sympathy
OF large circle Of friends and AGO iaint-
anceS.
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, came
down to the city last night.
Mrs. Francis Ellen Watkins Hsrper, a
colored lady, is 10 deliver lecture Ia the
Colored Baptist Church, at Bridgeport,
this evening. The subject Of the lecture
will be "My Race"
Hermann, the magician, performs in
Bellaire 10 night.
Mr.. Joseph Burrows, the popular
steward OF the steamer Courier, was
compelled to stop at home on last Mon
day on account OF sickness. We hone TO
see 10. at his post in short time as we'll
and joyiAl a. ever.
Mr.. Isaac Newland, who Just returned
with his family from Arkansas, started
down the river yesterday with Joseph
Miller to look for farm between here
and Parkersburg.
Dr.J McKendree Kelley, OF Baltimore,
formerly pastor Of the Fourth Street NJ.
+. Church Of this city, is announced to
deliver lecture on Thanksgiving night,
In the Fourth Street Church, for the ben.
eft Of Wesley NJ. E. Chapel.
The election Of DR.. Geo. Baird, Of this
city, as Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons, is considered by the
members OF the Order, as a fitting tributa
to his zeal and brightness as a Mason.
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KrIunNED.-llessrs. John ". Schultz
Nick Schneider and George schul, who
have been in attendance as delegates 4
the Grand Lodge Of knights of Pythias
held in keyser City, during the present
week, returned home last evening. Mr.
Schneider entertained a number Of hi
brother knights, after his return, by q lit.
10 "ay out" in the shape Of beer and
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Nor SO WELL-Rev. s. b. Barnitr, of
the Engliah Lutheran Church, who has
been i'll at hiS residence, No. O5 10Th
street, was reported somewhat worse, and
suffering good deal yesterday morning.
Having been kept quiet through tho day,
there was n manifest improvement in the
evening.
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THE CouRH.-CrRCurT CouRT.-Judce
Melvin-The Circuit Court convened Is
usual yesterday, and disposed OF the FOL-
lowing business;
In the case Of the State Va. James Col.
lins, convicted Of robbing Sheriff Tinple's
residence, motion for new trial was
overruled, and Collins was sentenced 10
four years imprisonment in the pCnlten.
tiary.
The case Of Sophia Robinson VA. J. NJ,
Balls administrator Was continued on
motion Of plaintiff, at his costs.
In the matter Of the estate Of Emma z.
Pratt, deceased, il appearing to the court
that more than three months had elapsed
since the death Of Emma q. Pratt, vile Of
Edward l.. Pratt, and that there ia no
executor or administrator OF her estate,
upon the motion Of said Edward L, Pratt
the Sheriff Of Ohio county was ordered
70 take into his possession the estate Of
the said decedent Emma 2. Pratt, and
administer the same.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
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JusT received, lot of Children's Shoes
OF the latest styles, at L. V. BLoSDs.

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YESTERDAY a gentleman called at one
Of our largest stores, and seeing the pro.
prietor sitting alone, asked Flows bust
ness" The merchant caught upa base
ball bat, and starting alter his visitor told
him to "git," stating further that "this il
all the business am doing iust now"
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THE TURNER BALL AND SoctAh-ThO
ball and social given by the ladies' sec.
lion OF the Wheeling Turnverein last
evening was well attended, notwithstand.
ing the wet weather. Kramers orches.
Ira was present, and entertained the
guests from eight until ten O'Clock with a
number Of their fine orchestral selections,
after which the dance took place, which
lasted until a late hour this morning.
During the evening an elegant Singer
sewing machine, four baskets containing
household articles, and sack Of -four,
were awarded to the holders Of the lucky
tickets. The awarding Of the prizes &C.
casioned considerable laughter, as one Of
the baskets contained an ancient rooster,
alive and in iull bloom. The ladies are
certainly deserving Of great credit for
the clever manner in which they enter.
tanned their visitors. They expect to
make these entertainments month"; dur.
ing the winter.
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THE Belmont Glass Works, at BelIairc,
in October last sold more goods than In
my one month ever before. Tho sales
during the month aggregated something
over $4,000. This Ia n very encourag.
ing showing for the glass trade.
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EoASD "F EoUoATroN.-Last night was
The regular night for the monthly meet.
ing III Ihe Board OF Education, At s
o'clock only seven members had put ia
an appearance, and as eleven are required
Tor 1t quorum, no business waa transacted
Mr.. Maxwell was called to the chair
and the roll being called the followirr
members answered to their names: Coch'
ran, FitzsimmonSr Goering, Hastings
Hupp, Maxwell, Todd.
Ga motion, the Board adjourned until
Thurrdny evening, the 22d inst.
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GLORIOUS NEwsl-The good time ba
come at last. We will open 100 piece
OF choice madder colored Calico at 81
per yard.
Good FlAnnelS at l2ic.
Good Carpet at l5c.
Handsome Dress Goods at lOc.
200 Black Cloth CloGkI, new styles, a
extremely low prices.
Good Muslins tor &c.
Good Bed Comforts for 81 %.
Good Blankets for $500.
10 pieces super Ingram Carpet worth
50c for SOC.
Other goods in proportion. Call soor
Il you wish to save money, at Johr
Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet and Wal
Paper Emporium, No. 2OlO and 2O2l
Main street, Wheeling.
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THE Central Glass Works ia a valuable
institution to the East Wheeling people,
and would bc sadly missed. 1! givcs
employment 10 three hundred and fifty
men, women and children, and distri6.
utes 81, 900 among them every two weeks,
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why: They Have Met With suc.

This is wha! Is said Of Kline Brothers,
"a 18th street. Why?
They represent goods just what they
are. They are honest, which is the best
policy. They sell goods cheaper than
any other house in the city. For the
proof Of this call and see.
Our 50 30 OverCoatS worth So.
Our Zoe Jean Pants worth 81.
Our Cashmere Pants at 81 rs, worth
So 90.
Our Bu'iness Suits at 81, worth 81 80.
Remember We are selling more goods
than any other house in the city. BE.
cause our motto Is quick sales and small
profits. KLINE Brothers,
81 18th street,
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THE Riversido Iron Company have
modest little payroll. They employ
about eight hundred men nj their two
mills and blRAt furnace, and pay out
about $4,000 every two weeks Tor wages,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16

LuNATIC CoMMITTED.-A man named
Thomas Shearer, living in the First
Ward, was before Justice WIN. Phillips
yesterday, on charge Of lunacy, pre-
terred by his brother. DR.. Wilson, the
county physician, examined Shearer and
adjudged him a lunatic, and he was &c.
cordingly committed to Jail by the Justice
until such time as he can be sent to Wes-
ton. Shearer is hod.carrier by occu i.
patton, Is about forty years OF age, and
has a wife and family. Some years since,
while engaged in excavating bank,
Shearer was severely injured and man
working by his side was killed BY the
bank falling in upon them. Since that
time he has suffered from mental de.
rangement, and recently became quite
violent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16

TaE Governors Thanksgiving procla.
nation has been printed for distribution.
Copies will be forwarded TO the Cover.
nors Of other States, the members Of the
West Virginia Legislature, and the cler.
gymen Of the city.
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MEDAL AND DIPLOMA AWARDED Ia
WHEELING SCHOOLS. Prof. john G
Hervey, Superintendent oil the tuy
Schools, has received a certificate u
award and bronze medal, decreed to the
Board Of Education Of the Wheeling dis,
trict for their centennial exhibit q pu.
piis' work. The certificate OF award readp
as follows:
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, Is7G.-cERIlFicArE
" AWARD.
BoaId Of EdacatiOn Of the School District VI
Wheeling, ", Va.
plplls' work-Eo di-Group 49,
9. Centennial Commission, In accordance with
tho Let Of ConRTea..
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THE pink DominoeS," under the man.
ugenent Of Mr.. John T. Ford, will be
presented In the Opera House on Tuesday,
Wednesday and ThurSday evenings Of
NEXT week,
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THE Council Committee on Accounts
will meet at tho City Building tonight,
to examine the proposals. for the city
printing, which were referred 10 them by
the Second Branch on Tuesday evening,
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A. T. Go'uoRH, Director GencT
Jos. r. HAMLEY. praIldnnt.

77''s's y 1T 1"III 9tNEVtNIJ'
The medal bears the following luscrIp
ton: Awarded by the U. s. Centennial
Commission" On the reverse side ia the
figure Of the goddess, holding in her out,
stretched hand the laurel wreath with
which she is 10 crown the successful COM
petitor. The certificate is similar 10 the
others issued by the Centennial Commis
sionerS, and is no doubt familiar to the
public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16

T4E plate glRsS MesSrS. Il. ]. smyth
and Benz Fisher have put into the fronts
Of their places Of business Ia made at New
Albany. Ind, and ia considered superior
TO tho French plate glass.