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Rfyer News

The marks at the landing isst evening
showed feet inches.
The Science left for Psrkersburg At
the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Nail City ana Hornbrook arrived
from Pittsburgh Sunday night.
The Rsgon was due rom Pittsburgh
last night She vii probably enter the
Psrkersburg trade in place OF the Courier
if the river continues falling.
Local packets are running as usual.
Business dull.
The Hornbro1k was aground for tour
hours st PhllIs' Islsni on her last trip
up.
The w. z. Thompson is due to-day,
en- route from Cincinnati ~ Pittsburgh
The Thsnhauser left Pittsburgh yes
terday for this point and GaIpOlls.
The +. A. Woodruff removed 10 OBJ
structions between Louisville and Evans
vile.
The Ed Hobbs Is loading iron ore at
st Louis.
The Andes Is to-dsy's regular packet
for Cincinnati and intermediate points.
by I-iegTaphI
PITTSBURGH, August =. River four
teen inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and warm. Arrlved-Mslhe
Rsgon, Wheeling
CINCINNATI Aug. 6.--Rlyer s feet 2
inches and rising. Weather warm and
cloudy. Hudson due from Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.--Westher
warm and clear. River feet 4 inches
IN the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Arriyed-Belle
OF st. LOUIS, Cam bridge Departed
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; All. Stevens,
Memphis. River falling slowly. Wea'n.
er clear and hot.
MEMPHIS, August 6.-River Tell five
inches; heavy wind and ram this even
ing; mercury 81 ArrIved-Baum, Gin
cinnati. Observation-Disclosures and barges,
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, August 6.-Westher
clear; mercury IS to "a degrees. River
4 go feet and falling. Up-Cons Mil
lar, NJ. Smith Grey Eagle ana ldlewlld
Down-None. Business moderate.
CAIRO, Angus. - Arrived-J. D..
Parker, Cincinnati; Bee, ST. Louis. De-
parted-GreyhOund, Ohio river; Bigley,
St. Louis; Parker, Cincinnati. River 10
feet. Weather cloudy; mercury 81 de.
grees.
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The First Ward Meeting.

Quite large number Of persons as
sembled 1T the First Ward hose house,
last evening, in attendance al railroad
meeting at that place. The meeting wss
called to order BY Nj. Hastings, who in
troduced MIR. c. D. Hubbard, which gen.
tlensn descsnted on the merits OF the
P, W. Is Ky. railroad, which vexed
question Is 10 be settled 81 the election
to-day ST some length. Mayor Sweeney
also followed in few pertinent remarks.
The indications are that the First Ward
will go solid for the rosd.
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MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING

nom the effects OF the warm weather apo
are debilitated, are advised by my stc1sn'
10 take moderate amounts OF whisky w
or three times during the day. In III u
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
ouently increase the number OF "urlnks
and In time become confirmed inebriates.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and which is n
tended especially for the benefit OF deolll-
tated persons, W neither at nome or ABROAD
il DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Con-
tanning the juices OF many medlclna.
herbs, this preparation does not create an
appetites for he~iuto xicating cup. me
nourishiug and the lite-supportinS pro-
perties of many valuable natural pronuc-
lions contained i'm il and well Bnowh 10
medical Ren have a most strengthening
influence. a single bottle OF the Ionlc
Will demonstrate its valuable quaillles.
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause wnaIeNeI,
wines lassful of Sea Weed TONI taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite tor Who'll. some iOou' 10
all who are about leaving their homes, we
desire to say that the excellent effects o.
DR.. Schenck's seasOnable renfedies' sen
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par,
tlcularly evident when taken by those
who are mi uriously affected by change
OF water and diet No pei son should !eaVe
home without taking supply OF These
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
Lists agi
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WASHINGTON & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. q. We. LEE, Pres't. Full courses
OF instruction In Class cal. Literary anu
Scisntiric studies, and in the Professional
depart N ents of Law and Civil Engineer
ing. ,.
The next session will open September
10Th and close June 18th. Total expenses,
exclusive of books and clothing, need not
exceed S25; ny messing they may be re-
duced to 500 or SOD.
For full information by catalogue or cir
cular address WALTER BOWIE,
iySDegrb Clerk OF Faculty.
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes Just received
81 l.. Y. Blends.
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The University Of Wooster,

nEV.A 4. f. TAYLOR, d. D., PRtsl-
Il dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De
rranable and exper enced Professors ana
Teachers. Nearly 800 students. Classical,
Philosophical and Scientific courses
graded TO the standard OF asteIn colleges
French and German taught thoroughly
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthful, building ana appsra
tus new, expenses very low. open TO students
Of either ser. Fall term opens September L.
Senu tor catalogue before going t!se-
wheI.. Address the President, wooster
0hin jyiegraw
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- -
euniOn.

The third snnua. reunion Of th" late
Fifty. second O-.o volunteer infantry
will be he'd ut Bonneville, Belmont
county, Ohio, on the 18Th of September
Preparations have oecu made % receive
= large number lf persons andthe pros
pect is that there Will bee geRersi turn
out of the surviving members Of this
"a liant old regiment.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, August 6 - MONEY
Closed easy at l!@2 per cent, after
loaning up to 8. Prime mercantile pa
per at 4!W64 per cent. Sterling
Actual business at 4S4! for 60 days and
1856 for sight. Clearings $l2 100000. The
assistant treasurer disbursed $3.50 600.
Customs receipts S455,OO0,
GoLD-DuIl at at 1861 throughout the
day. Cash gold loaned fiat ard st per
cent for borrowing until late in the day
when loans were made at ? per cent for
carrying.
SILVER At London "a! pence; here
silver bars are 1888, greenbacks; ll7t,
goidi silver coin t@t per cent. discount.
GOvEREMEE1s-kirm.
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The Mathews Iigit Guar dS.

At meeting OF the Guarcs, last
night, it was decided 10 have dress
parade tomorrow evening, and kra-
mer's band has been engaged Tor the &C
cssion Among other things. u straw
vote on the Cap tai question was ia eel ,
and about three fourths OF the Guards
favored Charleston. while the other one
fourth were Indifferent.
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BOARD OF COnMIssIOsRRs
Meeting Yesterday Rustness rr"os'
acted,

The Board met in regular session yes-
terday morning, al the members present;
The minutes OF last meeting were READ
and approved. 49, -.
The following reports of committees
we're then disposed OF:
Finance and acknowledgement erro-
neous assessments in the cases OF >. +.
Hildreth, Rachael Lsrkins, Geo. Roberts,
and Mar sret McMurry, and ordered the
same corrected The committee also re.
ported in the matter Of railrost appcr.
tionment lthe Auditors statement show
ing the valuation of the p, w u Is. TO
he SO 900. ] As follows:
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Vanderbilt University.

nRE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN
l Sept. |, 1871 Tuition-In Biblical De-
partment. Tree; in Literary department,
$50; in Law Department, $50; other fees, SIS
The Medical Department will open Oct.
list. Fee FOR attendance, Sb5
For catalogues, apply To J. NJ. LEE II,
Secretary OF the Faculty. Nashville, Tenn
l.. GARLAND, Chancellor
iNl4pggt
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUOTOS, VIRGINIA.

with over Twenty teachers and officers
ranks among the first schools for young
ladies in the United states. In the beauti-
ful Valley OF Virginia, far.famed for
health. Attended by pupils from fifteen
to twenty States. Great economy IN eS-
penses required Session opens Sept. ~,
ISL Board and Tuition for on Ire sc as
tic year $40. For catalogue and tull IN
formation, adore Rev. W. A. HARRIS,
ID. d., Pre- ,ideut, Staunton, Va. JyEegrb
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
1t j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions; Best Prints, TO 8
cents; "A Chintz, 8 cents Table Linen,
70 cents Crash, 5 cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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Viruinia Female institute
STAUNToN, VIRGINIA.

OIhIN wv IINVI4VI
DEV. X. II. PHILLIPS, RECTOR, Az
III SISTED by "A full corps OF experienced
officers. The $50 annual session Will COM
mence September l2th, 1877. Buildings
spacious, with gas and hot and cold
water. Heated by steam. extensive
grounds. Patronage from ~ States.
school irst-c ass. Terms moderate. seven
churcnes within three minutes walk.
For catalogue address the Rector.
iyD5-ph
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affecting ge9l9tev,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Western Medical Institute.
Lands for Sale.
Wasted Active Young Man.
Stray Sheep.
SherIti's Sale.
Envelopes - Stanton Il Davenport
Real Am @ Goods-Turner & Dhlor
Stone Cnmecs-.Iacob W. Grub.
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Returned.

Messrs. S. h. Wallace and W. b.
Woodward, the champion South Side
shootists, returned from Csmpbell's Sta
ton, Central Ohio railroad, last Sunday
with n sack filled with seventy two wood
cocks This was good haul for a three
DAYS shoot.
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Staunt0n Female Seminary,
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA..

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Rev. i. | Nj Ter, A. NJ, Principal, with
tuli and experienced corps of teachers,
inc uiing Mrs. Gen. j. T.. h. Stuart. school
not seCtaTiaH. Four Denominations repre-
Sented in the faculty. Board and home
comfort, the best. Positively no rXirava-
gtnce In dress allowed. Terms liO raj.
session opens Sept. q, 1877, send for cata-
logue To the Principal. iy2lb
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull.
STATE BoSDs-Q1i


SToCKs-The market WAS strong 1T the
opening and prices advanced / to , per
cent compared with the closing figures
Saturday. The largest advance was
in Western Union, the upward
movement beng aided by rumors
that the rates would shortly be advanced.
Subsequently, however, the whole mar.
ket was heavy and unsettled. The de-
cline from the highest point ranged from
/ to 2: per cent, coal stocks being most
conspicuous in the depression. During
the afternoon the market became quiet,
but 81 the close was strong tor the
granger and trunk lines, Lake Shore
leading in the advance, while cosi stocks
recovered / to J per cen:., the latter De-
aware, LacKawauna snd Western. Trans.
actions 10000 shares, OF which $4,000
were New York Contra, 26000 Lake
Shore, 600 Northwestern. 200 Rock
Island. 4.5O0 Delaware ana HUDSON Ca
ma. Is, 200 Delaware, Lackswsnns and
Western, 1000 Morris and Essex, and
2O5OO Western Union.
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ConIshart Set ON Fire.

Information WAS received yesterday
that the cosl shaft Of Chambers X Co at
Elm Grove. had been set on fire sunday,
and that considerable damage resulted
before il was cylingushed. The shaft Is
said TO have been hrcd by tramPs
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Marshall Circuit Court.

4 special term of the Circuit Court Tor
Marshall county, has been appointed by
Judge Melvin Tor Wednesday, the Sth
inst, for the purpose Of entering up de-
cisions in causes heretofore argued.
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select School.
MO. 10 THIRTEENTH STREET.

NJ y. 10 INV LIN II II IFIsEsI'
Miss Newham begs 20 inform her friends
and the public IT Is her intention TO con-
tinue her school at the above address.
Course OF in tTuctIous includes French.
Miss y. would be pleased 20 add 10 the
number OF pupils now studying with her
in preparation TOR college.
Lessons IN French during the vacation.
Terms, 80; pupils under twelve, $3.50.
jyIUI- T-Srb
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THE HEATED TERM-PatroHS " he
REGISTER can hare The Daily sent them 10
anv part Of the United States, post paid, at
dJteen cents p"rTWcek. Bear thts 1" mind
when departing rom tne;ctty. for summer
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SteubenyiIIe, 0 , Female Seminary.

DOARD, ROOM AND LIGHT, PER
ID year, rl75; = of tor ministers caught
ers. Tuition in the English Course, Ian
guageS, Music, Painting, &c, very moder-
ate, send tor a Catalo que. Rev. &. &.
BEATTY, ID. D., LID. Supt.; Rev. a. NJ.
REID, Pn.D. Principal. Jy28egq
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LADIES SEMINARY,

DLAIRSVILLE, PA. FALL Sc SSlOS
ID opens Thursday, September 18th, 1877.
Location very healthful, easy OF access,
terms moderate. Full conrse Ot lnsuUc'
ton. For Catalogue, please address
J JEWETT PARKS,
jy26egTb Principal.
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STANDARDS.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Innings............l . 3 ) 7Sg
-
Buckeyes ...-.........O o 90
StandardS.............O D U D 0 ! 0 l-3
Umpire, Mr.. Robt. McNichol.
Time OF game, 2:lO.
rhree base hits, Booth !, Pabor /.
Two base nit, strict /.
Earned runs, Buckeyes 2.
Bases on ua.ls OF McCorn ack >, of Ven
nun !.
Struck out, of Mccormack 5, of Ven
KUN q.
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MARTIYsBURG brought the Capital
from Charleston, ana will retain 1t a.
Wheeling.
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MARTINsBURG will give twenty acres
of land and fifty thousand dollars in cash
for Capital purposes, if located there.
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ly8oawrn
A CURE rop HARD TIMES.

send one Dollar and Ee ih"c" % or MOTT
Holder and it, cOu'"ut-: ihi- - 'h" hhby
spmer' little article eve made ana
illustrate It's use and bring our D.H'i 20
before you. rCe are Cur,u..gE 10 tNs
thousand ! 100 Of these Holders . VC'L
OF orders Tor our goods ara colrs ranE..t
from &c % ~ d0llarH Each Holder 20.
tains either coin JT or 81 f.r g""is -
jfby sending Tie dollar sou Er' = p.
lar knitting Machine, or ~ 30 .af ol'
and the Agency n sell our good yDt -.
soon 'orgei the Hard Times. DANA BNf
FORD $50 Broad WAY y apgD
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MARTIEsBURG is deserving Of the
Capital, and will make it the pride of
our richly minersled State.
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CEMIENNlAL EXHIBITION

DESCRIBED AND lLLI0IkAIED
Sold In ~ days, 10 pages Only slbA -
Inc Of the entire history, wOndeiTui
hiblts, &c, illustrated, andt 81 chrapsIt. -
any other. One new agent cleared W 10
I weeks Agent want d.
HUBBARD BROS, P.bs., 1%S FabsDh ~
Phila., Pa. -
AIITInN Beware Of falsely c'Sluis
GHU iluN oniciaI and wort lees b12"
Send for rrggf .F4l'S
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stti,.. p4i- If SHOES. 20 - 7, Y. Blends.
II25 Nam .lrset.
Ir.r racoived lot -, CbiIdren's
Sb,cs of tho ,,te.t STYLES at l.. V.
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ALL who want the Cspitsl to remain
at Wheeling, vote for permanent locs-
ton NJ Martinsburg.
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II you want to ge, suited IN ~ pair of
Shoes, 20 10 l.. V. Bonds.
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II the Capital is to be removed from
Wheeling locate it at Mar!insburgs
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
- }. w FERREL's.
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JSIyERsTTY or VA, July ~, 1876
sIE-It giye- ms pleasure u state that
theNorwOOd High School has sent young
men 10 this IustitutiOn well prepared lOI
the advanced classes Of the Academic
Schools. II ranks among the best training
Schools Tor high AID thorough culture
Its discipline - excellent, and the heaItn-
fitness Of the location unsurpassed.
am, with great respect.
JAMES r. HARRISON NJ II
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P, o. Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty 81 the Uni.
versity OF Virginia as one Of the best
Training Schools In the South.
The Session Of 1878, will open Sept.
2ith, 1877. with full Corps OF Instructors,
and iull and thorough obstruction in ali
Departments.
Rft- u, ri L. TOR laia lnQun-
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object and Characteristics School il
modelled, in It's courses and methods OF
instruction, a. far as possible alter the
University OF Va, and Is designed % pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time the course Of instruction
is so thorough and 10 complete. emDrac-
ing as Il does all the branches OF knowl-
edge belonging 10 n finished eiucatiOu,
thas those VINO prefer 70 do 80 can here
p-I fectIy qualify themselves tor iLnmedl-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities of
life.
Course Of study Is as com p etc and
thorough as that OF any institution In the
State, following the most approved meth
DDS, and EN- Dracing a full course In the
following departments Of Study: /. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. g. The Modern Lam
guages, Z. Pure Mathematics. ). Applied
Mathematics, CT ytl and Mining Engineer
ing. b. The Natural Sciences. :. Penman-
ship and Bookkeeping.
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september Ith, 1877.
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE

For Students OF both sexes IN distinct de-.
partments. Incorporated 1863. Delig.l'-
fully situated Full corps OF competent
instructors. Terms mOdeTdts. For cat 'ogu"
address REV. j. r. WARD, u. -, J. est,
Westminster, Md, or REV. J. W. CIARL-
TON. Agt., % y. Carey St., Baltimore, Md.
iylNpR
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? ILh IsEhIsI'J-H VI d
Chairman Of The FIdn1LlfL

Among the numerous Institutions Oi
learning In the south, few, II any, have
achieved the rapid and Unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High school. II now sta nds ~ c.
ond TO none N the state, both in Teputa-
ton and the extent OF patronage IL enjoys.
The @ scipline, as well a. the exercise,
are conducted as nearly as possible after
the plan Of the University OF Virginia,
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without chAnge.-CoTTe-
sp1ndence Of the GditLskton NelOs.
Refers 70 present patrons OF the School
from West Virginia, 10 Judge T. c. Green,
Judge u. Edmiston, Judge John Bran
M, DR.. 7. q, Camden and Col. J. VI.
Rlnson.
Also, 10 Mr.. b. Brady, Mr.. J. II. Hobbs,
ana other patrons OF the school but o Pc
ciaIly 70 the old students themselves.
apH-sg
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

HnER LAW LHJUhfs o.,
weekly begin 18th July, m, and enc >, =
Septemb Der. Have proved 81 -Ftv
lst, 10 uIeu'4 who design % plT'l'. - %
studies AT this or other lag-scht o. ~
those who propose to real pH'Avly -,
81, ~ practitioners who haY" no. -" ~
adys ntage ofsystenatIc OBSTRUCTION; "a
circu ar apply 20 Uniyerslt' Of "a
JOHN g. MINOR. Pro. Com. ana
Law. ne'
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NOTICE.

4 CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATE
~ having been granted 10 the under
signed 10 become "A corporation under Dc
name OF the belmont Nail works, bb
~ . give notice that the int gsnsrA
IN Getting OF the stockhOhr ers Of 'uch or
pOrarion will be held AT me Office OF ib
Belmont Nail Works Company, IN iLi
city Of Wheeling. on the 2O.h daJ
August, A. ID. 1877, at 2 O'Clock P.y
HENRY MOORE,
MICHAEL NEiLLi
THOHA- O'BKiEH,
ROBERT LtHS,
ANDREW WlLSOS
W. HNFDLAh,
Iy3lOawrn J. j. Dubois
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TUITION FREE.

contingent Fee SO per Term. -Four
College Courses. Chartered in 1871 hecent
impr9yements extensive; patronage last
wear Is per cent over previous year caol
nets and libraries equal 10 the test; AP-
ply 10 President BUGBEE or To the Secre-
tary for Catalogues or Information
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EDUCATIONAL.
STATE BOARD or EXAMINERS
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
MEANWHILE, PA

The College year will open sept, lsln.
The Preparatory school Will open ~ ne
day. .,o,s from
Boarding on cooperative plans rom rom
yIOsrding cheaper. Board IN families rom
a. "A :
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The cheapest shoes ID the city Al l.. '
Blends.
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II YOU want TO yet cheap md d uicc-
ittiu. pair Of Shoes, - :" l.. Y. Blond :.
1875 Man erect.
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VoTE early. Bring out tulI vote
and make it solid tor Msrtinsburg.
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JUST received. lot OF Childreu's
Shoes of the latest styles, at l.. V.
Bonds.
The People's vindicator., 1877-05-26

Bunting for Sumner Dress Two
years ago few PERSONS had learned
the secret Of the usefulness of bunt.
ing as a seaside or mountain dress :
it came then only in the flag width,
was expensive, and often uDattaina-
ble in any shade but navy blue; last
season it was introduced in 4 newer
and cheaper make and readily made
it's mark until this year it has shown
its rapid growth in popular favor by
its being chief favo,ito among all
summer materials. 1t comes 10 all
the shades worn soft creamy tints
and delicate tones of light blue,
green, fawn aud yellow being special
~ attractive. 1t is mixed with silk
in costumes, or is made in the fash
iouable kilt plaitings over some thin
foundation, and the new galloons are
used for trimmings, or it is fringed
out to form ruclies and box-plaitings.
1t is just the material which has long
been sought for; it is light, cool, du:
rable, not easily affected BY damp
ness or contact with salt air, having
no stiffening which may abruptly
leave it, and so mar its beauty it
drapes easily md does not crease, all
of which will help to sender ii a most
profitable dress material. In black
it is ono of the most soft and cool
dresses ever ased for mourning, and
as profitable as grenadine, aud as
deep looking Is Canton crepe.-Ex.
Tapj0es Cream.-Soak a teacupful
Of tapioea oyer night in milk. The
next day STIR into 1t the yolks of
three eggs we'll beaten aud = cupful
Of sngar. Place a quart Of milk on
the fire, let it come to the boiling
point, then stir in the taPieca, and
let the whole cook until it has thick
cned then take it off the fire and
stir in the whites of the eggs beaten
to a jrstk. Flavor to taste. A small
portion Of tho beaten whites Of the
eggs saa be ssvsd to decorate the |
top. Stir into the latter a little su-
gar, pat 1t into . paper funnel, press !
It oss over tho top OF tho pudding &C.
eo,diug to fancy, and place it 10 the
oven few minutes to color.-Prac- |
teal Cooking and Dinner Giving.