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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-01
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE
NEW york STATE NOR.
NAL SCHOOL.

To use any one or more Of Peoples
Remedies is to like them, and to make
renewed calls for them whenever their
need is felt. There are seven different
kinds, and no one is recommended as q
"cure all" Each has Its place, and in
that case will work wonders. For in.
stance, the Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic will cure Ill blood diseases
and restore and build up the nerves; the
Capitol Bitters will at once bring on the
appetite and increase the strength; the
Catarrsh Remedy readily heals catarrah;
the improved Cough. Honey breaks up
colds and cures coughs; the Golden Re.
liet cures any pain or Inflammation, and
the st. Vltus Dance Specifcreadiy cures
st. Vitus Dance. So each has
its place They are all special rem
edies except the Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic, which is
a remedy for regulating the general sys-
TEN. They all act better and quicker
when the system Is under the healing
and regulating influence of the Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic.
For instance, Catarrh is readily cured by
the Catarrh Remedy, when the systemis
at the same imeplaced in healing con-
dition by the Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic.
Here is what.the president of the State
Normal school says: .-
From Prof John w. Armstrong, ID. D.,
LII. d., President of the N. Y. State
Normal School.
FEEDoN1A, N. T., May n, 1872
DR.. NJ. NJ Fesner, Fredonls, n. Y
Dear Sir Your Blood and Liver RENE.
dy and Nerve Tonic, with Capitol
Bitters, had such an excellent effect in
expediting my recovery that l want
another bottle of each. ~.
Yours truly,
John W. ARMSTRONG.
Sold by dealers in medicine Ask for
a circular entitled Peoples Rem edies,
describing all of them. Logan, List 81
Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling, W. Va
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Da. SCH EHok,s eUlnoklCsFRUf

SEA WEED TONIC, xND MASDs AXE Pills
These medicines have undoubtedly Per.
formed more cures OF ConsnnPuon tnxn
any other remedy known 70 the Amer1oans
public. They are compounded VI veSeta-
bic ingredients, and contain nothing
which can be injurious 70 the human CON.
stitut2on.- Other remedies advertised g
cures for Consumption, probably contain
opium, which 10 somewhat daneetous
drug I'm all Gases, and II taken freeiy py
consumptive patients, It must de great IN.
Jury; for its tendency is 70 connne tne
morbid matter in the system, which, OF
course, must make q cure impossible;
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is warranted
not to contain q particle OF opium IL Is
composed of powerful but harmless NERDS,
which act on the lungs, liver stomach ana
blood, and thus correct all morbid score
lions, and expel ell the diseased matter
from tine body The o are the only means
by WI tch Consumption can be cured ana
as Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weea
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are me oniy
medicines which operate in this weys IL ls
Obvious they are the only genuine cure
tor Pulmonary Consumption. Eacn DOT
tie of this invaluable medicine Is accom-
panied by full directions. DR.. schenck IL
professionally at his principal once, cor
f,er Sixth and Arch streets, Phtladelpnia,
every Monday, where all letters Tor ADVICE
must be addressed. q - -
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RiyarNaxa.

The marks at the landing yesterday
showed feet inches and falling. '' I
The Express departed for Parkersburg
yesterday morning, = w ~ n v
The Hornbrook left for Pittsburgh
yesterday, taking portion of the freight
Of the Granite State.
The Granite State departed yesterday
afternoon for Cincinnati.
The Ragon was due down last night,
en- route for Parkersburg.
The Hudson is due up TO day from
Cincinnati. 80. f,sEs So -t-sb
The Market Boy is still lying at the
levee. Her pitman has not been recov-
cred. ,gn-,a
The other local packets are making
their usual trips. -
TIE steamer j. NJ. Kerr has resumed
her place in the Pittsburgh trade, and
after this week will leave on her regular
days, which will be Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, May 8l.-River 2 feet
and stationary. Weather clear and
| warm.
MEMPHIS, May 30-Kiver fell l
inch, stands q feet and 9 inches.
Weather clear, mercury SO deg. Arriv-
ed Capital City, Vicksburg; Shlnkle,
| Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 31.-River 9 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. Arrived-Courier, Wheeling;
Schenck and Sherlock, New Orleans. De.
parted - Laura Davis, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, May 3l.-River falling
with 5 feet 8 inches in the canal. De.
particularly Miller, st. Louis; Gsff
Cincinnati. Arrived-Miller, Cincin.
natl; CAT, Memphis. Weather clear and
hot.
EVANSVILLE, May 3l.-Weathel
cloudy, with south wind, mercury IS tc
IS deg. River 8 2-l0 feet and falling
slowly. Up-Silverthorne, Nashville
Hotspur, Belle, Dick johnson. Down
Bowling Green, Grey Eagle, Rosebud
and Big Horn. The Big Horn broke the
pitmsn jaw and is running on one en-
CINE.
CAIRO, May 3l.-River % feet 8 In
ches and falling, Weather clear; mer
curry a.. Arrived-Andersor, Nash
Vile. Depsrted-Joseph Walton, st
Louis; Donnelly, New Orleans. Th'
Alexander Kendall bursted hot watel
pump when seven miles above Cairo, to
day, but will get away tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS. May Observation-Disclosures
W heeiing; Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Ke!
logg, Memphis; Grand Lake, New Or
leans. Depsrted-Rhoades, Pittsburgh
Colossal, Western and Glencoe, New
Orleans; Golden Eagle, Keokuk; st
Genevieve, Vicksburg. The river ha
fallen inches. Weather clear anc
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Topeka. May sl.-H. G. Howe SUI i,
cided this morning, at Usage oity. ons.'
within short time he had been . conn.
Dental clerk of the Carbendsie Goal anu
Mining Company. He had recently
been arrested for abstracting iesves ron
their account books, and was TO nave
undergone an examination to-day. Fol
the past few weeks he had been In the
employ of the Scandinavian Company
at Usage City, and this morning was OF
rested tor embezEling from that company
Immediately after his arrest ne kiiieo
himself. He was member OF the Unitec
Brethren church, and sometimes preached
| for that denomination.
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Personalities.

Prof. Gwyn, principal of the IVES,
Liberty Normal School, was in the city
yesterday.
Messrs. Samuel Lsughlin, A. w. PAUL,
Geo. Woods aud others will accompany
Rev. DR.. Cunningham on his trip to
Scotland.
Mrs. Faulkner, the trance medium,
left yesterday for Pittsburgh.
Pisttenburg, of the Hancock Courier,
smiled" in on US yesterday. Phtt.
sings bad graphite, and is making the
Courier really spicy.
Mr.. Beverly Eof who lately departed
from our city for the purpose of locating
on farm, which he had purchased near
the classic region Of Fish Greek, was in
town yesterday, looking and feeling as if
country life was just the thing. He has
finished bis corn planting and is up for .
breathing spell.
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Death warrant signed.

New ORLEANS, May 3l.-Gevernor
Nichols has signed the death warrant OF
Louis Rousseau for the murder OF Cyrus
Brgnac, in st. Landry parish, in March,
1875. Rousseau will be executed June
8.h..
Collector King has appointed Gen.
l.. A Sheldon, Republican, and Col. +.
II. Hatch, Democrat, on the committee
to investigate the New Orleans custom
house. q.
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100000 Worth Of Geld
Plated JeWelry.

EORs WE WILL SEND, Az BELOW
E all Warranted Gold Plated: Pair God
Stone Sleeve Buttons; | pair Ensnvsd
Sleeve Button l set Pointed Studs, ~
Amethyst studs, Weading Ring. | IN.
graved Band Finger Ring. / Amsthl q
Stone Ring inlaid with gold, nss,ni
Ring marked Friend. hip," Amelbya
Stone >carf Ring inlaid with gold splsn
did Silver.d Hat Pin, set Ladies' Jet and
Gold Pin and Drops, Misses set Jet and
Gold, Ladies Jet Set, Ornamente 81 ~
Handsome Rosebud Ear Drops, GeutS
Elegant Lake George diamond stud,
Cardinal T.. d Bead Necklace, Pair lad :
Amethyst Stose Ear Drops, inlaid viii
Gold, Ladies' Ornameuted Jet Brooch, |
Fancy Scarf Ring and Elegant wAss
Chain. Take your choice the entire lot q
~ pieces, sent post paid for u, or any
pieces you choose for ~ cents. Now % The
time TO make money. These goods 90
easily be Retailed fors0.
r. SrOCKMAN, Is Bond IT., Y.
His reputaton for honesty, iair dealing
and liberality IN uneguslled by any o.
vertiser in this ,ity-N. \. Day Boob, d..
49, 1875. aIA eNb
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Coueert TO mis-. Carey

CINcIssATI, May S1.-The testimo-
NAL coucert rendered to Miss Annie
Louise Carey by her friends here, took
plsce at Pixies Music Hall tonight. The
house was packed by an apprecistive
audience, who received her with vocIfer.
Gus applause. The proseenium was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
growing plants, and over one of the
boxes were the letters "Csrey" in white
flowers, in q setting of green. Miss
Carey was assisted BY 8 full orchestra,
and the programme comprised selections
from Beethoven Rof. Handel, Mozart,
Wagner, Holman, Goldmsrk, Dudley,
Buck and Nicolai., The occasion was
marked event in the, musical hlitory OF
the city. .rr $50. ........ "a.
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Subnonnas Isaued.

Board of Commissioners clerk Deiters,
yesterday. issued subpeuas for twenty
three different psrties-two residing on
the River road, seven on the West Union
and Union Point road, and fourteen re.
siding on the road from Brooke county
TO Weidman-to appear before the Board
on Monday next. They have been sum-
moned before the Board to show cause,
if ATTY, why they should not accept the
damages awarded for right of way of
said roads through their respective pro-
perty. 1t isexpected that an interesting
session of the board will be had
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Complimentary.

There is scarcely day in the calendar
looked forward TO with greater interest
on the part of Washington youth than
that which brings the annual outpouring
of Wheeling health and pleasure seekers
to our grove. Wheeling Musical In.
stitutes may come and sing their sweetest
strains and go home with depleted
purses, but the bare sight of Copen-
hagen rope Is sufficient to draw crowd
to one of their picnics. Indeed, person
going through Shirts grove last Wed
nesdsy and judging by the number of
Washington faces around him, might
readily have supposed it to be local
affair. The old woods never held q jol.
lier company.-Wash. Rev. and Er.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings I'm the DIE
ferent Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT coURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The Islander case of Good vs.. Bennett
was resumed and at a late nour was
given to the jury. A verdict had moi
been returned at the time OF the djourn.
menL of court, which was had till the
usual hour this morning.
MUNICIPAL coURT-JUDGE CRANMER
In the case of the State for use of VIM
Crumbacker VS.. Charles w. Seabrlght,
survivor, in debt, the motion made by
defendant for new trial was overruled.
Adjourned till this morning At ten
o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Adam Coleman, drunk, fined two dol.
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Mollie Kite. drunk, fined one dollar
and costs. Paid.
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Mr.. Smith Mcdonald died at his late
residence, on Main street, yesterday, Of
consum otion. Mr.. Mcdonald was at one
time prominent liveryman in this city,
and afterwards held the office OF City
Sergeant for eight terms. He was also
Collector of Water Rents for q number
OF years. During his official life he full
filled tre duties Of the offices to which he
was elected with honor Of himself and
credit to the city. Mr.. Mcdonald was
sillng for some time, and his death was
not uneYpected
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CONDEMNED Hetss - Carrens GesssP
II a.a Aksas Tswn.

MERCURY 81 degrees.
q Tar entry books for the baby show are
not YET open. =
TIE coming baby show is exciting
interest.
No. 6 in the La Belle mill has the
largest sthlrd hand" In the city.
FRED. VAAs received turtle weigh
ing l4s pounds from Baltimore, yes'er-
day. su
The case OF Mccoy against Schaffer,
iinlthe Eighth ward, on Wednesday, was
considerably Air-ed. 80
(. A committee will meet in Koch's
hall next Sunday evening TO make hnsl
arrangements for the Rudolf picnic.
THE White House saloon will open up
TO morrow with agrand lunch. Aessrs
Moran 8 Earnest viii preside as mine
hosts.
TIE appointment of aclerk 70 I'LL the
vacancy occasioned In the AUDITORS
office by the death of VIM. Martin, has
been posponed till to-day.
KRAMHR's orchestra will play at
Charley Koch's concert tonight. Koch
has f,xed his rooms up to entertain both
ladies and gentlemen. -
THxRs were sixteen marriage licenses
issued by the County Clerk during the
month Of Nav The age of the Youngest
bride was II, and the groom %.
TIE oompositors of the competing
Offices in the coming base ball match
orc nrscticinp dsilv in the slleys sdioin-
inc fho;r ,aanactivs printinp establish
msnts ~
o.. o .,u,o of rotsto hno this
MO-, H. oost hit not psudy. in red
"a roIIow and he's of a n6lepmatic
d;.noS;,;on and has a shall hack on him
=. had 40 q orocerv store water cracker,
A.. .., ,,ho :, o,-,ct
~ 80, hn uanrv M;,lar nm Sat.
10, n;oht ia ,mnrovinp. and some
100. .,e now entertained Of his recoy.
or
..no oo,,h whoo,;,,
IKE Ltrros' VI tne oo'sn Ia.s
house, hign'n Waiu, n NJ s,o
=. L. =; I.,L.on co,,nt., this a~eta
was csugnt Ia r 'ae4son .oua, nsaasot
ana sent W freo nanAe 90 Pio'0'.
The Mathews Light Guards made
their first undress parade, last night
with arms. The company marched past
the REGISTER Office tour abreast, to the
tap of the drum, in excellent order.
Tur madsl IN be given to the winner
n tha ocnll rsce in the Brown boat club
roostts On Saturday and the oars to be-
oi9en To the winner Of the working boat
Face. are on exhibition at Helmbright's
.Onsrsn cigar store
n,v.,n Eo,ppo vs. .,rss,ed vest.r
DUNALp rosD.s Voc q. aroa.;ar . ~.
Gay oy tne AUTHORIZES n W rUs Iiea d. NV
.uroasoe "a N0 Sn., " p uI uho iii
turneu o'e s, !" equ I n BE- IS IT,,
eAsmihe nim 'o-uSy on 'n" 81 " Az
navy
The Hutchinson family sing at the
Opera house tonight. They come we'll
recommended by the press OF the coun :
try. This family OF "sweet singers re-
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HighwaR Robbery.

EVANSVILLE, May S1.-Jehn Wood
q farmer living nine miles from the city
came inso town yesterday with $500 IN
his possession, and started back, having
been intoxicated, on horseback. When
q mile or two from here he fell from M
horse, and lay in the mud all night. d.
was discovered this morning acd died al
noon. He had severe bruises On hi
head, which he received before falling
from his horse, and all his money wa
gone. When found to-day it was sup
posed that he was beaten and robbed be
fore his fall from the horse.
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strawberry supper for the Benefit Of
the Disciple Church.

There will be strawberry supper, ac-
oompsnied by vocal instrumental music
given by the ladies of the Disciple church
for the benefit of the church, at Mozart
hall on the evening of the 9th and 9th,
of June. The entertainment will con-
sist exclusively of the supper, music and
the sale of fancy articles, discarding, vot-
ing, postoffice and all that class of means
by which many are pressed into unwill.
ingly contributions to the occasion. Value
received, as far % possible will be given
for money paid, and no compulsory
means whatever employed. As this Is
the first favor of the kind that has been
solicited by this church, it is hoped lib.
srsl patronage will be attended.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following we're the transactions
in real estate recorded in the Office OF the
County Clerk, yesterday:
Deed made May 2lst by A. j. Sween-
ney and wife to A. j. Clark, for their
right and title in the undivided three
eighths Of the property now occupied by
Vance i Adams on the west side OF
Main street, between 18th and 18th
streets, for $500.
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Matrimonial.

Within the last three or four weeks
four couple from the lower end of the
Independent Republic" (Rhchictownl
have been united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, etc., by the famous knot
tyer Squire Mayes. All OF the parties, we
understand, since their return have been
living at their respective homes, desir.
Gus of keeping their new departure in
life a secret.
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Base Ball.

A thirteen inning game was played at
Pittsburgh, yesterday, between the Allie
gheny and Indianapolis clubs, without
result. Game was called before dark In
order that the visiting club might take
the train for to.day's game.
Manager Vennum informs US that the
Maple Leafs, of Guelph, Ont, will play
the Standards on the 18th and 10Th insts.,
and the Indianapolis club on the 2Sd,
and perhaps on the oath insts. These
are the only games booked at present.
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Fatal Explosion.

DENVER, Col. May Sl.-This morn
ing, when the day force went to work in
the SILVER ore tunnel near Terrible
Man, Georgetown, they found the man
gled corpses of John Gregory, Harry
Walters and companion named Pope,
all of whom had been killed BY an ex-
plosion OF powder. There are no sur.
yiyors to account for the cause.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, May Sl.-MoHEY-
Closed easy al l4@2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3394A per cent. Gus.
tom receipts $32o,OOO. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $l77,000. Clear
ings not reported. Sterling steady; long
4S74; short 1891.
GoLD-Opened at 1861 and closed
at 1864, with sales in the interim 1T l06t.
Borrowing rates 492 per cent. and fiat.
SILvER-At London SO IL led. Here,
silver bars at l24f, greenbscks; III, gold;
silver coin I per cent discount.
GoyERNMEETs-Ste
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Insane Asylum Superintendent '
Convention.

Convention.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-In the conven-
ton of the Superintendent of Insane
Asylums to-day, very interesting paper
on suicides was read by DR.. Gray, OF
Utica, N. Y, in which he took the
ground that while suicide Is an unnst-
ursl act, it is not necessarily evidence OF
insanity.
DR.. Hughes, of st. Louis, read an elsb.
crate paper on the unilstersl abcess OF
OF the cerebellum, ID which he gave full
account of case which came under his
observation.
This afternoon the convention accepted
an invitation to take an excursion on the
John A. Scudder, and. had pleasant
time.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets ere
at j. W. FerrePs. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 to 6
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
IN proportion.
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A small boy named McAllister had
bis right leg broken last evening, near
the Capitol, by being struck with Q
boulder. The boy was taken into the
Capitol building; his leg bsthsd with
cold water, when he was taken TO HIS
home and . physician summoned.
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REMOVAL.

WE HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED
w our place OF business and cohsosl'
dated with the firm OF VIM, II. Hennesse
d Co., Baltimore. The business herears
will be conducted I'm that ~ under me
firm name OF Hennegen, BATES % 80
Mr.. James -. Bates or Mr. Jsono
Grubb are authorized 10 settle the %
ness OF the late tirm. Those indebted VI
please call al an early day nj settle tera
accounts.
myH HESNEGEN, BATES ~"
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Norwood HighSchoo| & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty Of the uni.
versity OF Virginia AZ one OF the best
Training Soho Jls In the So tn.
The Session Of 1878, will open Sept.
and iull and thorough obstruction In All
sTWrite for Catalogue.
Object and Charscaer.-This School In
modelled. In It's courses and methods Of
instruction, a. far as possible after the
Universtty Of Va, and In designed 10 pre-
pare young men for that Insulation. Bot
At the same time IN course OF Instruction
is 80 thorough and 10 complete. EN- rac-
ing as IL does all the branches OF kuowl-
edge belonging 10 q finished eIucation,
that those VINO prefer 70 do 20 can here
p rfectly qualify themselves for immedi.
ate entrances upon the responsibilities Of
Course OF study Is a. comp etc and
thorough a. that OF any Institution in tfe
State, following the most approved meth
DDS, and embracing q full course In the
ioL owing departments of Study: 1. The
English Branches. q The Latin and
Greek Languages. 3 The Modern Ian.
guages. 4. Pure Mathematics 8. Applied
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engineer.
ing. D. The Natural Sciences. Z. Penman.
ship and Bookkeeping.
Extracts fps0 Tests1Soaass.
USIyERsIrY OF Va, July 20, l876.
5lh-lt gives Iue pressure 70 staLf tnat
the Norwood High School has sent young
men 70 this Institution well prepared for
the advanced classes Of the Academic
Schools. II ranks among the best training
Schools for high and thorough culture.
It's discipline II excellent, ana the health
fulness of the location unsurp assed.
am, with great respect.
JAMES y. HARRISON, u. D.,
Chairman Of ahs Rucxlfr.
Among the numerous Installations OF
learning In the South, few, II any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High School. It now stands Sec
ond 70 none In the state, both In reputa-
ton and the extent ofpstronage 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.~CosTe-
spondenoe of The 0dtze1on Neps.
Refers % present. patyons Of the School
from West Virginia, 70 Judge I. c. Green,
Judge II. Edmiston, Judge John Bran.
NON, DR.. T. B. Camden and Col. J. y.
Ransom. say - 8+Ls
Also, 10 Mr.. q. Brady, Mr.. J. II. Hobbs,
and other patrons Of the school, but espe.
daily 70 the old students themsslvss.
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supposed sun stroke.

Yesterday afternoon, John Smith, an
engineer on the b. & o. read, found q
boy at the shops lying near the Office.
The boy told Mr.. Smith that he had
fallen in q faint. Mr.. Smith thinks it
was caused by sun stroke. The boy was
taken To his home in the Eighth ward.
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To the Publication the largest variety
Of ladies', misses and children's shoes. at
prices that DEFY competition Quality
considered), 60 to the shoe honse of
Jerry Clemens, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
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NOTICED.

WE HAVE THIS DAY Disposed "
w eur stock OF Jew.lry, Wsioh-s. "a,
TO Mr.. JACOB W 0RUBB, who u 10
future conduct the bushes, nj the Oh
stand, No. 1854 Main street
Thanking TIL public Tor the liberal p.
tronage we have received, We hearn
recon- mend our successoT, who IN NJ vel
and favorably known In connection viii
this business.
HENNEGEN, BATES . w.
WHEELING Nav n MT