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SHERIFF'S SALE

B c Hart against Walter H Smith. Sale un.
der Decree from Probate Court.
BY virtue of an order to me directed from
the Probate Court in the above stated case !
will sell ut AbbeVille Court House on Sale
day in january next within the legal hours
OF sale one tract of land containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES
more or less lying on both sides OF Turkey
Creek, waters of Saluda River bounded by
lands now or lately owned by John II John
son, A NJ Agnew, w FL Brooks, c L Smith
and others.
Terms OF sale: one half of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash. the balance on 8
credit OF twelve months with interest at IL
per cent per annum- Credit portion to be Sc
cured by q bond and a mortgage Of the prem
Uses, purchaser to pay for titles &c.
JONES, s A
Dec 10. 1877
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notice.!

PY virtue of an order of the Probate
d Court, we will sell on Saleday IN
January next, the notes, accounts, ana
Judgment, belonging to the estate OF
Samuel S. Marshall, deceased, for cash.
]. w ". MARSHALL,
S. S. MARSHALL.
Dno 10. 1877 IF
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Estate of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

In the Probate Court. Ez Parte-John
McMahan, Petitioner.
Petition for Settlement and final dis
charge.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
IN McMahan, Administrator, ''cum
testamento annexo,". of the estate OF
Fergus Manhattan, deceased, has applied
to this Court for the appointment ola day
for a final settlement of said estate, and
discharge from said tract.
It is ordered that Saturday the 10Th day
of January next be fixed for the settle,
me 1t of the said estate, and discharge o.
the said Administrator.
j. FULLER LYON,
Dec 10. 1877 J.. Pro. A. G..
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Charles Inman against A NJ Sutherland and
Thomas J Hill. Sale under an Execution.
By virtue. of IN execution to me directed
in this case, I will sell at Abbeville Court
House on Saleday in January next within the
legal hours OF sale the following property TO
wit:
one tract or parcel of land containing
SKTY-FIVE ACRES
more or less, bounded by lands Of John 7
Haddon, Elizabeth Lynch. and others.
Levied upon as the property Of Thos j Hill at
the suit OF Charles 1nman.
Terms Cash. j \ JONES,
Dec ~, lS77 \ T.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Hugh Wilson against Sallie Gufln, Laurence
= Gufin, and Others. sale under an order
OF Court.
BY virtue Of all order Of the court 10 me
directed in the above stated case, l will sell
at ADbeville Court House on SulcdnS in Jam
uary next within The legal hours OF sale the
following Real Estate to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT
in the town Of Abbeville known as the VIII
son House containing FOUR ACRES more or
less, and bounded by Magazine Street, Depot
ST, Get, Jail Street. lot of John Connor, Hut
son LonuX, and Others.
Terms Cash. ] JONI e.
Dec IL, 1877 = A &
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Laurence NJ Fouche against Sumpter D Day
Execution.
BY viltue of an execution to me directed
will sell at Abbeville Court House on SaledaS
in January c within the legal hours o
sale. The following property to wits:
All the right title and interest OF the above
named 5 D Day, in q certain tract Of lane
containing
SIXTY ACRES
more or less, and bounded by lands of ] W
Calhoun, Mrs Z Powers, Mrs Hill, and others
Levied on as the property Of Sumpter d Day
ut the suit of Laurence NJ Foucle.
Terms Cash. j Y JONES,
Dec 10, lST > A e
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Greenyllle and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, connecting with the Fast Day Trains
South Carolina Railroad up and On
and after Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 1877, the iol'
lowing will be the schedule:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

A ] Gardiner, against c w Guffln Admins
traitor Of 9 B GufiiD, deceased. Execution.
BY virtue of an execution to me directed
in this case I will sell al Abbeville Court
House on Saleday in January next within
the legal hours OF sale to wit:
THREE VALUABLE MULES.
Terms Cash. ] Y JONES,
Dec -, 1877 A G
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NOTICE :
ASSIGNEES' SALE

YyNDER q deed of Assignment
u Made to James NJ. Latimer. by
Albert J.. ~Clinkscales, the 10Th of Febru-
ary 1877, for the benefit of his creditors,
we Will sell at Abbeviile Court House on
SECOND MONDAY IN JANUARY
rfext, within the legal hours of sale the
following property to wit:
ONE tract of land, No. l, known as
the PincSney Land, containing
221 Acres,
more or less, lying on waters Of Penney's
Creek. bounded by lands Of Wn.T.Clink-
scales, James w. Crawford and Lands Of
Mrs. Mary Miller.
TRACT No. 2, known as the plantation
,-act containing
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EighlY-tWO and FiftY.SeYen.

Maj. Lee. of Asheville, n. c.. was married
10 Mrs. Lee, Of this county last Thursday
night. On saturday they took the train for
[ireenville on their way to the home OF the
groom. The Major is - years OF age and she
has checked of 81 winters. We trust that
many years of happiness are yet in store for
those who nave so late in life united their for
tunes for future bliss.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

G NJ Jordon Administrator, &C., In Re
against j W I~.ipscomb. Execution.
BY virtue OF an execution to me directed
in the above stated case l will sell at Able
vile Court House on Saleday in January next
within the legal hours Of sale the following
Real Estate to wit: One tract OF land con-
tanning
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Angus
tus Griffin, Iarkin Carter, Davis. and others.
Terms Cash, j Y JONES. ,
Dec ~, leT7 s A Q
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q Acres,

more or less, lying on 'Shanklip's
Creek, waters Of Little River, bounded
by lands of DIR. J.. T. Baskin,. James
other lands of A. J. Clinkscales.
TRACT No. 3, known a. the Home
Pace. containing
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Millinery, Millinery.

Millinery, Millinery. -
MFRS. HADDON is up with the times
41 in her department and has made
large additions to her stock since the
great decline in these goods: Ladies
wanting anything in the way of a nice
Hat, Neck Ties, Frills, Cuffs, Lace Bibs,
Collars, corsets, Underware, Handker:
chiefs, Zephyr, shawls, &C., should give
her a call. r. NJ. HADDON & CO.,
November %, 1877, tt.
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of South Carolina,

NtatG OF NOutn ldIOlllld,
County Of AbbeviIie.
II. Kay, Petitioner.
Petition for settlement and final dis
charge.
NOTICE is hereby given that Geo. II.
IN Mckay, Guardian of the Estate OF
John K. Kay, minor; has applied to this
Court for the appointment of a day for
settlement of said Estate, and final dis
charge of said trust.
1t is ordered that Friday the 18th day
of January next be fixed as the day for
the settlement of said Estate and final
discharge Of said Guardian.
J. FULLER LYON.
Dec. 10, 1877. Judge Probate, A. c.
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II Il. go.
DELINQUENT LAND SALES

I'm accordance with section 100 of Gan act to reduce all acts and
parts of acts providing for the assessment and taxation of pro-
perty into one act and to amend the same, approved MaFch ~,
1874, the following list of delinquent lands is hereby published:
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800 Acres,

more or less, on Shanklin's Creek, wa
tiers OF Little River, bounded by lands of
w. V. Clinkscales, and DR.. j. 7. Baskin.
TRACT No. 4, known as the Gilbert
Trace, containing
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TO THE PUBLIC,

a". ,. ....... ....,.. AUGUSTA, GA, August l, 1877.
My customers know that have heretofore led the "Fa1ntare' trade ofhe south,
in STYLE quality and prices. " .--" " -: = -. t.-.s.+,
The time has come when these goods cal be purchased as cheap from m a sia
the North and West " H.. ' +"
{" LIDO not go backwards, but continually raise the standard Of my goods and add
now styles. I have made reductions in prices wherever possible and spaxed a &
.pense to place in your hands q Price List that will help you to purchase goods
I respectfully invite you to call and examine my stock and prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail will receive as much attention as If given in person.
It would make the list too large to describe and copy all the different prices Of
Bedroom, ParlorSuits, Dining Room, Office, Standing Pa1or and Ladies' Desks
Dwarf Librariesa and Book Cases. manufactured by me an therefore,
this list onninso only few O. he prices OF goods kept by me. ..'
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CORAL JEWELRY,

,DANsIES, Jet Sets, Bracelets, Tucking
i Combs, &C., in new and desirable
styles, very cheap, at the
EMl (k1UM CT FASHION.
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Laurens Branch Trains leave Clinton at 1000
a. m. and leave Newberry 800 p. III. on Mon.
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays.
IbbevIlle Branch Train connects al Hodge
with down and up train,' daily Sundays ex'
ceptcd.
General Superintendent.
JABEZ Nor TON, JR., General 1kkttfgent
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Terms of Sales:

Personal property cash. Real estate,
one-third cash, balance on a credit OF
Twelve months, with interest from day of
sale, to be secured by Mortgage of the
premises. with leave TO anticipate pay
ment. Purchasers to pay extra for pa
pers.
J. NJ. LATIMER,
Assignee.
JOSEPH n. BROWN,
Agent for the Creditors.
December 10, 1877.
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WAGONS! WAGONS!

THE best and cheapest WAGONS ever
i brought to market.
THE Tennessee ~wagon-L4arge heavy SPLEEN
did two-horse wagons, cheaper than ever be-
fore-fOr sale by W. JOEL SMITH.
December ~, 1877, If.
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ROSENBERG sells the best cider vim
IL egar at As cents per gallon.
u ROSENBERG'S
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313 Acres,

of Shanklin's creek bounded by
lands of Townes Robertson, Peter Gilbert,
DR.. J. T. Baskin, w. V. Clinkscales and
others.
TRACT No. 5, known as the Mitcham
Tract, containing
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No charge for freight, drayage or packing. . . ...-
Thanking you for past favors, 1remain, yours respectfully.
-, @. ". DeGRAAF
October 81, 1877, I'm. .,.. .. .. 1872 -
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On the Day following Clues.

T willsell at Al linkscale's Home Place
Nine Mules, One Horse, Ten Cows
and three Calves, Stock of Hogs and
Sheep, Three Wagons, One Carriage and
One Buggy.
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800 Acres,

moro or less, bounded by lands of
r. L. Williams, j. II. Bell, w. V.
Clinkscalcs and others, and lying on
waters of Shanklin's Creek.
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More Burglaries.

Yesterday morning between the hours
of three and four O'clock, DR.. Olmsted,
residing on Fourteenth street, was
aroused from his bed by hearing some
one proving about the house. Going to
the front door, he found two night
watchmen who informed him That
a man had been seen TO enter
his back yard. The officer then
went around the building to the
rear, and the doctor leaving the front
door open, went into the parlor and lit
the gas, and on looking under the piano,
saw full-hedged burglar endeavoriDg to
hide himself. The doctor says that he
doubted his capacity tor an encounter with
the intruder, and fastening to the
rear of the house. called for the night
watchmen, who were ranSscking the back
ward Tor the thief, not knowing that he
had gained an entrance. While the
doctor was go engaged, the burglar took
time by the torelOck, and making his
way to the hall, escaped through the
open door IN front of the building, leav-
ing behind thirteen silver spoons, sup.
posed TO have been stolen from the resi-
dence of Mr.. Arthur Little, whose house
was entered a Few hours earlier by the
same parties.
The same party of thieves also entered
the res dence of Mr. Michael Reilly, Esq,
on Fourteenth street, and safely got
away with large amount of silverware
IN the shape OF plate, and large amount
of provis ons. Mr.. Reilly was necessita-
ted to purchase such articles rs had been
stolen, yesterday, before tire family were
enabled to partske of the usual morning
meal The arrest and swift punishment
of these burglars will be hailed with evil
dent satisfaction by the community in
general.
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Certificates OF Incarceration

Secretary of State Brady yesterday
issued certificate OF incorporation TO
the Kanawha Falls Boom Company, to
expire June 5, 1907, the object Of which
is the construction, maintaining and opcr-
atlng OF one or more booms OF The Kama
VIVA river. Vt some point or points be.
tween the Falls and Riggs Ferry. The
corporation Is /" have its principal office
or place of business a. Kanawha Falls,
Fayette county, and to commence busI
less June > 1877. FIR the purpose OF
orgsriZIrg such corporation the sum OF
s5,O0G has been subscribed To the capital
stock thereof, of which amount 500 has
already been pad, with the privilege OF
increasing such stock by sales OF add
tional shares from time to time, of 500
each. to $4,000, The stock so sub
scribed rs held by the following gentle
men,: Ii. A. frlnk, OF Baltimore, As
shares; james A Walk nShaw, Of MI
ton, West Virginia, ! snare; Joseph K.
Showers, kanawha Falls, West Virginia.
| share; Robert S. Showers, kanawhs
Falls, West Virginia, | share; Charles
5. Conner, Cincinnati, Ohio, share.
A certificate WIS also granted to the
Ksnawha Falls Lumber Company, to cx-
pire June 6, 1897, for the purpose OF
erecting saw mills, manufacturing lum
Der, and doing merchandise business
herewith, its principal office to be To-
Gated at kanswha Falls. Ia! cite comfy.
and to commence business June ., 1877.
For the purpose OF forming such corpora
ton, 500 nave been subscribed t. the
capital stock thereof, OF which amount
$50 have been paid, with the privilege
OF increasing the same by sales of add
tional shares rom time to time o; 81 0
each, to 100000. The stock so sub
scribed is held by the following: II. A.
Frink, of Baltimore. share; James A.
Wslklnshsw, of Milton, w. Va
share; Joseph r. Stower:, of Kanswha
Falls, w. Va, l share; Robert 5. Stow
ers, of ksnawha Falls, W. Va. share;
Chas. 5 Conner, OF Cincinnati, l share.
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Meeting OF the Eastern District OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Joint
SYNOD OF OHIO.

Meeting or the Eastern District OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Joint
SYNOD Of OHIO.
a session of the Eastern District of
the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of
Ohio, convered in this city yesterday.
The Synod met at st. Jacobus Church,
on Chapline street, below Fourteenth, at
9 A. NJ, and was called to order by the
President, Rev. J. g. Butt, in accordance
with the prescribed form in the liturgy
of the Synod.
The following are the members in at.
tendance at the Synod: Revs F. Q
Becker, OF Lordstown, Ohio; P. Brand.
Pittsburgh, S. s., Pa; q. F. w. Brecht,
Perrysville, Pa; J. G. Rutz, Zelienople,
Pa; w. L. Bush, Breskneck, Pa; Z.
Cropement, Butler, Pa; w. F. Deiss,
Dorseyville, Pa ; A. II. Feldmsnn, Can
ton, Pa; II. T. E. Hengist, Brookfeld,
Ohio; j. Hoerr, Baltimore, Mary.
land; j. Humberger, Petersburg, Ohio;
NJ. F. Lauffer, Tyrone, Pennsylvania;
Revs. G. }. Long, Attica, New York.
d. Nj. Meartens, Fredonis, Pa j. M.
Meissner, Punxsutswney, Pa; P. Rseth-
er, North Lima, o.; F. Schiedt, ALLIE
gheny, Pa, B. +. Schllinger, Shippens
vile, Pa; Il. A. Schmidt Hubbard, g.;
Y. Schmidt, Millerstown, Pa; u. Simon,
Indiana, Pa; X Waltz, Shsrpsburg, Pa /;
A. w. Werder, Wheeling, w. Va; j..
Wilhelm, Csrrick, Pa; P. Wilhelm,
Denny, Pa; A. E Sylls, Beaver Falls.
Prof. NJ. 10y, OF Columbus, Ohio, Pres
ident of the Joint Synod, and F.. q. Mey-
er, of Sleepy Isle, Minnesota, member
of the Minnesota Synod, are also pres
ent and the following delegates:
j. j. Schseuiele, Canton. o.; l.. Elch,
Brookield, 0; NJ Stuckart, Baltimore,
Md: 2. Mathael, Fredonis, Pa; j. Wet
ter, youngstown, o.; II. Hank, North
Lima, O.; A. Lan,z, Shippensville Pal b.
Friedrich, M,lerstown, Pa; 7. Pranger,
oharps burg, Pa; w. q. Bsyhs, Wheel
ing, W. Va; F. Lied, Carreck. Pa; D.
Boos, Butler. Pa; l. Renner, Piltburgh'
S S. Pa; j. Ehrmahn, Breskneck, IA
There are present, accordingly, 70
ministers and IA lay delegates.
The President then read his report,
from the length OF which it is apparent
that the past year furnished him with
an abundance of labor.
The following officers were then elect
cd for the ensulRg year.
Prcsident-Rev. F. Schiedt.
Vice President-Rev. A. w. Werder'
Secretary-Rev. F. Wilhelm.
Treasurer Rev. Z. +. w. Brecht.
Rev. j. Hoerr was appointed chaplain
of the Synod.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The newly.elected President took the
char.
Six committees were appointed and
their work assigned Their reports are
to be handed In during the meeting OF the
Synod.
The subject was then decided on for
the following day to-day, and the
Synod adjourned before the proper time,
that the committees might have time for
| work.
Synod meets at 9 A. NJ. and p. NJ, and
adjourns at IL } A. NJ. and 5P. NJ.
Rev. J. 6. Butt preached last night.
Services can be expected again this
evening, when w. A. Schmidt will
| preach.
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wheeling Retail H.,...

SECOND WARD-Wednesd,, ~
Notwithstanding the rain, sbs % m.,
was very we'll supplied. Tia da MARKET
however, was fully equal to IL and .ao
stuff and produce readily soId - :. mo- mot
lions. Some things were desre, ~ YaGsa-
Wednesday. Eggs were 8 cant, ian ma. iaat
and scarce, Strawberries ,sems. u,snef
very plenty, and they were verv a.. " oe
the beginning ofthe season. NTH u s !os
part OF the morning they sold !, Is osa,! y
but later dropped TO IL cents. ''Vsou,
PRoDUcE-Eggs l5c per dan. H..
ter l292Oc per ID; chickens e.ch os r.,
SOc; spring chickens 259S5c each. a LNs
apples SOC per peck. u''ed
VEeETABLKs-Potstoes old, sssu.
per peck; new 75c per peck; oS,nv.
S@5c per bunch; lettuce Sc ne, hS'a
lOc per peck; spinach 2Oc per peck: ~
dishes 29sc per bunch; ksle 10 ne, No. s-
cucurnbers &c esch; csulaowers l0r ss.s
asparagus, &c per bunch: string bs.u,
SOC per peck; green peas Coo De, nat, Az
young beats loo per bunch.
FRUrT-Apples 4Oc per peck; y,..,
currents SC per quart; g6oseber,ies s. M.
quart; strawberries l09lSc ne, hp,
cherries l2c per quart; pine apples ia
Zoe each. wy
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Disciples Church Festival.

The festival given at Mozart Hall, for
the benefit of the Disciples Church, las,
night, Was largely attended. and the
floral decorations were more elaborate
than en the night previous. The same
ladies who presided at the different ia bles
on Tuesday night held supreme sway las,
night, with that elegsnce and grace
which so chsracterizss the ladies of
Wheeling. By request they have con-
sented TO continue the festival to. night.
and to-day they will give dinner and
supper for the benefit OF merchants and
Others who may wish to patronize the
church. The object is a worthy one and
should be we'll pstronized.
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A Right Step.
Editors OF the Register:

Editors Oh the Register:
Readily accepted an invitation from
Joseph Seybold, Esq, to visit his newly
purchased estate. situated ut the foot of
Forteth street, South Wheeling. Hop
ing 20 sid you in interesting your readers
l send few reflections awakened BY
this visit. Our city cars mead only u
passing notice. They compare tavora
bly, with those of any other city. The
streets present little to inspire animation.
Few buildings are in the course Of cree
ton, and the sign "ior rent is frequently
met. On entering bis conservatory OF
flowers said, This contradiats the oft
repeated story: flowers will not thrive
in Wheeling" and fear of intrusion
alone prevents an essay on Roses"
These four scrts of land have been
recently laid out in streets
alleys and building lots, soon
to be offered to the public for
hours within the reach OF our Industrious
craftsmen, who prefer them to riotous
living. The old mansion shows evidence
OF neglect, but is still grand notwth-
standing; in a commanding position.
airy rooms, and halls which, By few
artistic touches by skilled hands, would
become residence fit for kings. This
Mr.. SeyhoId anticipates before removing
his own loving family into it at no dis
tsnt day. The right step, l commend, is
the renovation or redemption of those
waste places in our city, which should
be msde to bloom rs we'll rs wilder
ness. A few such steps would lead out
OF gloom into sunlight, and effect more
good than many speeches. K.
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commencement Exercises OF Female
College.

Tomorrow the commencement eIer-
cises of the Wheeling Female College
will commence with the examination OF
the college classes; Sladsy the Bscca-
laureat sermon Will he delivered by the
Rev. ID. a. Cunningham; Monday the
college classes will be examined; Tues.
day the examination OF The kindergsrten
school will take plsce 1t WeIsei hall,
and the commencement concert in Col
lege hsll; "Wednesday, commencement at
Hamilton Opera House, and Thursday
reception or graduates Mt College hall.
The names OF the parties comprising the
graduating class are Mary L, Maxwell,
Belle Caldwell, lsodors Pollock, julia
Kraft, Ida Berger, Virginia Miler, Jennie
Mcdonald, Mary Roemer, Olive Stou,
and Lille Simpson. o. this class Misses
Mary +. Maxwell will act Is saulator-
ian, snd Belle Caldwell as galedlctoriaa
The exercises given b. the pupils are of
the most interesting character, and it is
TO be hoped that the people OF Wheeling
will attend the commencement snd see for
themselves the high standard the college
occupies in the way Of educating the
youthful idea in the proper channel.
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The Wageriys.

Last. night was one of the most en-
tbusisstic closing meetjHgs that the
Waverlys have ever held. A very large
number of both the old and active men,
bers were present and a great amount of
interest was displayed upon all sides.
Att,r msny performances and aPpro-
prip', r"inark, the members proceeded
TO Mr.. Larami's new restaurant nnI par
took OF All elegant banquet. Good music
added greatly to the enjoyment of this,
ana after eating heartily the "hoys" in q
body visited many OF their friends IN
different parts of the city ard gave them
n fine serenade. The society will hold
the next meeting in September next, and
we anticipate a large list of active mem
bers.