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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-06
Officers EIected.

LAST evening the annual meeting Of
the Board OF Managers of the Zane
street N. f. Church met st their place
of worship and elected the following
Sunday School officers: Jacob A. JetfeT-
son, Superintendent; Rev. Joseph Will
let's, Assistant Superintendent; Mrs.
Arabelis Hobbs, Superintendent of the
Infant Department, Miss Alice Duuns-
way, Assistant Superintendent Of this
Department; W. w. Mcconnell, Secre.
tsry; James w. Simpson, Treasurer; j.
T, Cowl, Superintendent of Singing;
Miss Jennie Murray, Organist
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Slight Fire.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
the resr portion OF Adam Lory's eating
house, on Water street was discovered
to be on fire, and though portion of the
roof was burned, the fire was extin.
guished without giving an alarm snd
attended with very slight damage. The
origin of the fire IS unknown.
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& WpIfy Il Rro-

This old wine and liquor house, known
TO the trade Is among the bes. 10 the
country, Is jus! in recap. Of 81 invoice
OF Pale Sherry sSd Old Port Vine d.
rect from Span. Ils age and qusii.y sre
beyond question, and Tor invalid sad
weak persons It hss 10 superior.
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at'heeliug &e9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New advertisements.

Special Notice-G. Mendel, Booth "
Co.
Book Cases-Fnend II Son.
Canvassers Wsnted-G w. Schmidt.
Proposals for Building Board Fence.
Shertis Sale,
Removal Hanes, Wilson 4 CO.
Letter List.
Gold BaRd China. L. Hobbs, Sen
IL Co.
Stone China Sets - Cummins x
Woods.
Wall Pspers-A. W. PAUL 4 Bro.
Superior Beer-Chris Sickle.
In New Quarters-C. Z. Brown.
togrsphs-Plummer's Gallery.
Great ReductiOn-Turuer ~ Dillon.
UnderLaking-Wm Zrnk X Son.
Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
P.ambers -Thompson II Hibberd.
AT the REGISTER Office, 81 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
At degrees above zero. Clear.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL Il, 1873,

commencing NJ To o'clock A. NJ, at the
,rDur door q the Court House OF Ohio
,uuetv, the GLOWING described real estate
.l.Qrre ian the CRY OF Wheeling, West Nir-
..ufa, fo-wrt: Tho east one halt OF lot
numbered f:ly-c'ght ,5SI on Eighteenth
street between EnIi and Jacob streets, and
r..l-.fa" same property conveyed to said
Joseph Caring by q Ell now OF record in
deed book 80. g., page IT, of the land re-
CurI- OF ONO county.
TEENS OF SALE-DuP-halt cash, and
rIpr.If tne purchaser desire; the balance
~ one year with lnte~t 81, the deferred
rt.meut 90 uo secured by negotiable note,
with decd OF trust on Saiu property TO
~ = u TAYLOR Trustee.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

nlEEaVl. SECOND HAND STONE
: WAGONS, eight Coal Cars, about three
ton Hat
GOAL BANK RAIL IRON,
prnrA~d vEd counter sunk. Also one new
Sgriug WAGON and lot of paddy bOrrOwS.
=. j. ELLIFRITI,
,,r1S Cg~ 9th and Market streets.
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FOR SALE.

y cupi.d hy j. W Terrell. one large
Halls Patent safe; one large Minor, Desk
ami store Fixtures. The entire stock OF
pry GupHs, Carpets, OiIclOthS, &c, at cost
The stock will only be on sale few days,
and those deslsing cheap goods SHOULD call
atuurr. II. =. FURNEH.
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Street improvements.

Street Commissioner Whyte is having
a lob of paving done on Main street, be-
tween Twenty-thjrd and Twenty-fourth
streets, which was much needed With
in the last few days he has, by removing
large amount OF dirt, improved the at
mosphere OF the alley to very appreci-
able extent.
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Choan lIOIhInR.

An excellent stock 0. ready made
mems, youths and boys clothing and
furnishing goods, 20 close ont 3 bankrupt.
lot. Prices 30 low ths. competition is
impossible. Don't forge, the place, Cold
Bros. old stand, llO7 Main street.
Berthold Z1igr, salesman for L. He'sch-
berg.
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FOR RENT:

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
! street, with cellar underneath. Ia
This room has Oeen occupied for the Gma
last three years By Hugo l.. LOOs as
"a tobacco and cigar store The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong TO the
premises. 4 good W. &. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given April list. APP
ply 10 j: NJ, IoDD, or
ialln W. +. MchELN RI g.
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FOR SALE.

For sale, lG acres In Elm Grove.
Fine farm ne AZ Wheeling.
l. n Grove town lots, cheap.
Fine iarm near Elm Grove.
Fine farm near Triadelphia.
rim Grove Town hall Stock.
JOHN MCDONALD, Real Estate Agent,
Elm Grove. W. Va, app
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ROLLERS FOR SALE.

r;,WO LARGE FIRE.BOX BOILERS, A.
inches in diameter, with . 3tnch
tuc>. u t,et long and feet CRATE bars; all
ian 100. condition. VIII make steam
easily with very little fuel tor l., Il oT lt
inch cylinders. For sale cheap. Enquire
OF A J. SW EENtl & son,
augagh Wheeling, W. Va.
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GREAT success at our S..k Drps'-r
Every one admiros and nppresNa
great bargains We are offering n
sales on them have boca very .ars5 u
week. We are adding du.g o. 20
ready Immense display /, yuvt,
save from 70 cents o. 81 per yv. O.
Silks, remember !. Blum a b.,
Main street,
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InmaiInbIe NInfIer.

The following letters are held at the
Wheeling PostotIice for the necessary
stamps: Sophia Hsnke, 4ll0 Wood
street, city; Messrs. Rslston, Buzby "
Co, l28 North Delaware Ave, Pnilsdel-
phia; Miss Lillian NJ Baker, Arlington
| HOtel. Hot Snrings, Ark
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
- Wheeling Island; price from 800 TO
sac each. only One-siXth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
na paid annually in five equal install
ments, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN 7. GILCHRIST,
o,ah At Top Mil.
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J. ". FEERELL, sgen. for D. 5. For
ney, will resume business on Monday,
February IS, 1873 at his old stand, cor
ner Of Msin and Twentieth streets.
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CathaTIUe MARQUIS, e as,
IN CEASCERY.

By virtue OF q decree made and entered
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, in
March, ISIS. the undersigned special COM
missioner will. on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL,
1873, beginning at To O'Clock A. NJ, offer for
"a Z AT public auction, at the trout door OF
The court House Of Ohio county, the toll
lowing described real property, tO-wit I:
That part of lot numuer three l5l in 4. NJ
EOf's addition 10 the city of Wheeling, IN
ONO county, West Virginia. lying west.
ward ola line running north and south
across said lot at a distance OF fifty-two
l5gl feet from the western line thereof ana
parallel Herewith. together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale, cash. .,
DENIS O'KFEFFF,
mr5Oewt Special commissioner.
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AMONG the few medicines against
which nothing can be said, while s..
speak loud in i.s praise, l; McLain's
Pecto7al Syrup. l. cures OF relieves any
cough or cold.
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Local wea,ncr Kencr,

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening. Observs-
tions made by Mr.. Schnepf at Opera
House drug store:
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Mr.. G.. NEUMAN hiss removed from
No. 2l24 Main street to No. 1917 Mar
ket street, where he will conduct the
cleaning of clothing Of a'l kinds in the
best manner.
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FOR RENT.

ONE TWO AND A HALF STORY
~ brick house with eight rooms ~
and store room; gas and water; all NV
I'm good repair: No. IS Eighteenth
street: viii be rented very low. Possess
ION Aur.I .St. Apply TO 4. VI. ADAMS,
mr!S 1927 Market Street.
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nraAS Gnnris

AT 1Oc, l2Ic, I5c, zoe, 25c, SOC, 85c, 4Oc,
SOC and upwards, at l. Blum " Bro. s.
All the new Spring Styles are displayed
and marked down verp cheap.
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Improvement.

Nolan Bros. are making preparations
TO put another story on Mozart hall in
order to bring it up to the height OF the
adjoining buildings.
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FOR RENT.

rVHE OPERA HOUSE STORE LEA
| rooms tor rent NJ reasonable I%S,E
terms. Possession given immediate
iy. Apply at the Office OF the German Fire
Insurance Com pany of Wheeling, dec24h
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EnR RNNT

HOUSE No. 50 FIFTEENTH STREET.
II Two story brick containing six -
rooms ana kitchen; gas ana water i%i II
EuT teruS, which are very reason
able, apply 10 n. Hamilton, at Redman
K GO - machine shops, or
mrlgh W. p. McKELNEY.
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TIE lsrges: and finest display OF Suits,
Shswis Spring Clocks, Dolmsns, etc, in
Wes: Virgins. Remember, We manu-
iscture sIl our own suits and our prices
have 10 second. l. Blum & Bro.
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FOR RENT.

DOOWS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
airy Ist Persons desiring a good business
room IN "a good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
!. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
daosl At Franklin lnS. OnlCe.
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OVER one thousand pieces Of Spring
Dress Goods ST. very low prices, If you
csll on l. Blum & Bro.
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II you want TO get 3 nice fitting pair
Of shoes, 90 to L V. Blonde, 81 be keeps
the incest shoes in the city.
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FRR SALE,

. BOUT "a ACRES ON TWENTY
y ninth street, known as the Jacob
SuOOls properly. Improved by two dwell
ing houses. ". '. noe + bkO.,
rurI&b 1900 Market Street
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FOR Rent.

4 COMFORTABLE COTTAG DWELL.
y iuE House, Dab ChapliEe street, on
reas puNb e terms. Gas ana water Trough
out the house. For rther particulars
INQUIRE OF CHRIS. SIFBEE.
No 1881 Market, or No. - Fourteenth ST,
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CHEAP C1vNTER.-SGo0s, Av0r8 f,
half cost. Call soon and secure ha,.,,
Jerry Clemens, No. Is. Eleventh I'VE
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.

Last night there was quite an interest
ing temperance meeting 3, the Colored
NJ. +. Church. Messrs. Marshall and
Porter delivered fine addresses.
PARKEEs' HALL.
There will be meeting az this hall to-
night, at which Messrs. Marshall and
Truemsn viii speak. After ne speaks at
Mozart Hall Sunday evening, Aft. Bur-
nett will deliver u lecture st this hail.
MOZART HALL.
There is TO be q temperance lecture by
ALI BurnCt. at this hail tomorrow
night. A small admission o.! 10 cents
will be charged to derrsy expenses.
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TRrsTEE,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
y made by Joseph Caring and wife 10
me, dated the 2=jn day OF October, ISL,
and recorded IN deed OF trust book No. ~
page A.. of lac luud recOrdS Of Ohio county,
West NIr-IuIa, the undersigned trustee
----- ---- N MmuLlC aMctlOm. ON
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NEW YORK CbbnSg =!

n BOXES GOSHEN :. 5tl'@
III quality Just H.
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Headquarters for Bargains

Headquarters for Bargains
In Mems Boys aud Children
Clothing. Kline BrOther,, 81
Twelfth street, are now sell
Ing good VyOTstcd suits Tor
So 80; good cashmere sul'
for So 90; good all WOOI'llt'
for SO 90; fine white ,hIrl'aI
5OC;gOOd calico shirts At 95G
linen collars at NC each ho"
at soc "a dozen. AIwaJsstudI'
ing the interest OF our
customers we shaIl, by ialf
and honest dealing, COntlna'
10 be the leading Cloihidn
of Twelfth street
KLINE BROTHERS,
3tTweiIth street
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HnIeG.

A young man Of good address, who is s
good salesman, sad has some knowledge
Of music, Address with full name and
particulars, "Librs" this Office.
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RECEIVED to-day, a choice rs .r
y.trr ut Iaruiiz ~ Bros.
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FRUITs Of all kinds at }. Zsrnitz il
Bros, llO9 Market Street.
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JJzT received Ladies Frrl0. .s
Shoes IN Button and side loo. S. b.
Bonds.
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PoToMAC, Shsd snd Lake FISH at j.
ZsrnIlz il Bros.
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KiyCr NcMs.

The marks las, cvcaiug indicated 8
feet 6 inches and falling.
The Rsgon and Ihanbouser departed
for their respective points On time yes
terdsy.
The Hudson arrived from CINCINNATI
yes'o.uay' one VIII, '7''I p On usI IeSI,i
.rP Io,lay Nv l. M ass'.-ea I az,
.gH' PIa',us ',,P sI1." u. We " ~ I r"u
Tue Ii t " 80. 10 = e, pS'"''' - H. i-'''
n4 T, Su",So ot '"s s,, me-. u, ,. Ia.
,iabf ,or G,rci,no, f'-
Tbo O,Toor Ios,os for p,,,s},rr,,b ,b,s
n1 ., -, 49, oS'I. ''' ''7''' ''''
~ E,,'-;,- 80, r,r pi,,.h,r,.b o.,
1oio ~ ,,' go 5 ,,n' GO '0' ''7D' '
T5o Sail ~ V.IIay :. dro nm ,o.rf,bt for
p;ttshrrab ord Tho XII S,o-gIsIo vii
pass nm to.morrow morning for Pitts.
burgb
The + II. Dlrfee and Fashion will
mass down sometime 10. Digbt. the former
for Fort BENTON and the latter for ST.
T,opIs
rp,. r.roar,,,,,r
10y IS ,. L.,
~ Sn U ~ d. Ia, y Pm ~ - 81 .s1I
mild
~,
LOUISVILLE APfi, D " e"'ngr cool
DePatted-fafhgF, N'hciA""'' OLurch'
ne" Or!eahs. h.ver rising WILL o iee'
l inc" IN 'ne canal
CINcINEATI, April 5.-kiyer 10 feet
and stationary. Weather clear and cool.
ArrIved-Grshsm, pittsburgh; DAVE,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

In the Municipal Court of Wheeling:
John e.. Miller. administrator OF the estate
OF George W, Marquis, deed,
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MIGNoS TIEs.-Anolhcr Iu. POI
ceived ~ the LriiLc She, HaV y .
Eleventh street.
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LATEST STYLES of spring shoes just re-
ceived At I. Y. Bonds, No. ll35 Main
street.
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MACBETH!
CYMBELINE

The sale u Reserved -ea. - -
Friday morning. al SusiDs N.' -.
the scale OF adrul ~ on A. Cs1A.' -.
seats 81 %.
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Will Hon. John y. Goldman Give
u Light:

As Mr.. John b. Goldman i one y
the County Commissioners u. Ii.bui.
county. ani j. q candidate for re-ticrfion
y ne same oiiice. wish 10 propound 4
iew questions 10 him. and biz answer n
them in q ShOri time IL expected.
lst Why j. IL that you hold two
lucrative Offices, one 81 Pnsf-naSfer N
Ferdinand. amt one As County Commits
sioner 81 Dubois county. wArn ihe Con.
siituiion oi Indiana. Article IA. Section
=. says tlat no person shall holl n.ors
than one lucratiyp uaice Al \ f:.ues |
supro-e y"n took aa y th N support The
Constitution Vi IAliaaa before Won
enieFsr rpon the duties OF tile O.Ece of
Couniy COMMISSIONER
III. Way was il tilAt you were III favof
OF and made an orderto rcbuilda bridge
al helso's mill. o. PAioka river. y mhirh
cost about 5000. when ii wns shown, 10
the SeAgd thaI SIS spen, lii repairing
The bridge would have made II ,ale tog
five years NJ least. a good bridge.
builder and reliable man made 4 brono-
siiion 10 tue Hoar' before the order was
made 10 buili iAe new bridge. mi M
would rcrair ihc oll bridge lor SIS. ana
make i safe for five wears. buf l,i~ pr,s.o.
siiion was rejected aui ia order made
to build new bridge.
81. Why wa Il thar the order for thi.
bridge wn- made before any competent
person was appvinicI ~ Tie Board MI
make survey anil esli,natcs of the co.i
OF building the bridge. a. the INV ~
qulres there ~hAll be before Al order N.
made 70 bull snch 4 hrs4HeY
4'h, Why va il that w Board started,
out with lhe understanding that tllch
bridge would be bnlli Tor s3.5n0. whpni
j. cost double tl.al amount. = Now. Mr,
Goldman. please answer these icw sIn
tions. after which | have few more to,
proponnd ~ you. INQUIRER.
FERDISAsD. Aug ISIS.
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That the electricity OF the atmos.
|phere is as necessary TO vegetation a.
sunlight, air. and water has been estab.
lIshed by experiments made BY N.
|tirandcau, Professor of the French Ecole
Forestierc. La April. 1917, he took two
tobacco plants, each weighing 81 gram.
mes and having four leaves. They were
both planted in boxes containing mould
of identical quality. and placed aide by
side in . position favorable TO their
growth. But one OF them had placed
over u cage. consisting OF four rods
one metre fifty centimetres high, ioinsd
AZ The top and covered with wire vauze.
which permitted the free circulation OF
air. light, and water, but completely pro.
fecied the plant from the action OF A.
mospheric electricity. They we're left
with until the middle Of
August. when the results obtained were
as follows: The plant III The open air
had attained hight Of feet 6 inches.
while the other was only 2 Tee; 4 inches:
The former weighed 273 grammes. and
The latter lao grammcs; when dried their
respective weights were 80 grsmmes
and l51 grammes. Similar experiments
made with maize and wheat gave analo-
sous results.
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ions. a strong argument In favor or
extending The Presidential term 10 ak
years Is The damaging way In which
these constantly recurring Presidential
campaigns upset the business or the
country, aud draw off public attention
ana Interest from the great chan rels ar
productive industry and trade. lei the
'n!r'gues Of Tilden and his fellow con-
spiraiors be exposed to the utmost. The
people should be kept constantly on
their guard against the burrowiny suJ
bribin2 methods ofthis slippery political
-chemer. But this does not necessi,sso
me premature selection ofa Presidential
candidate, nor require that the Presiden-
'isI contest shall be precipitated two
years too soon.
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MR.. EDITOR. Whittier are we tending
~ our educational affair? Let us halt.
before we further 20. and ask ourselyes
whether we are advancing or retroQrnd-
ing as regards our schools? Let Us en-.
quire OF our worthy trustees. If IN reduc.
ing the wages Of our teachers. they are
not driving the best OF them from mr.
midst and from the profession, leaving
novices and inferior teachers TO take
charge OF our schools? We have been
blessed with good schools IN Jasper.
and. our reputation as an educational
town has gone out in all directions
through the surrounding country. I
think we should feel proud OF our
standing. In this particular, and strive
10 maintain the well-earned ;aureIa
school officers should exercise their best
judgment il school matters. Thev
should be men of broad and comprehen-
sive views men who can take IN Al :
k'ance, the interest Of our town, the
benefit Of our citizens men who can
realize the pccuniary advantages to our
people, by the maintsinance Of good
schools. -four best teachers are rctain-
q our children will become thoroughly
at home, thus saving the ex.
Dense OF sending them abroad. Our
summer Normal Schools will be crowd.
81 to overflowimg. and thus we will rise
higher and higher in the scale OF educs-
ION. civilization, prosperity and happi.
iess. 20 gentlemen. with due deferencs
o your judgment, 10 your motives and
'i2l official capacity. we bcseech YOU 10
'mplov the best teachers, and when. IN
'our declining years, YOU look over
Of educated aud happy
'eings. no "evil star. like Joe. Morgan.
vill come to haunt your dreams.s u
lille world Of happy children will "rise
p and call you blessed
@. X. JUMPER Wrsolxs.
September 7ih, 1878.
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For The ysspsr Courier.
My Heart.

Ny heart. why still remember,
Thy happiness gone BY !
Why ponder over life. mistakes,
With tear dimmed eye?
Why ireinble now that thou shou.d'st be
Friendless and aloney
Afier All thai thou hast struggled through,
Thou should'sl have turned 10 stone.
Now cease thy vain repinings,
Nor look back 10 lost years,
Bu. turn thee to the fuimre
Where naught but clouds appear.
In the sod grave will be prepared
When thon hast ceased 10 live,
Lndnre Thy cares. for life las now
Nothing else 10 give.
CEAcKEEs Neck, Sept. 7th. 1873.
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ART VIII. Voting on ordinary occa
sion shall be BY ayes aud nayes and ii
case oi The elections or Impeachment ,
officers; voting shall be IS ballot, an,
tie result reported By the Chair
PENALIIEs.
ART. TX. Any member who shall az
contrary 70 the ruling Of This association
shall BE- deemed guilty Of nisdenicanof.
AMI upon conviction thereof, -hall bs
liable 10 ccnsnrr. iinc OF expulsion. al
The option of The association.
ART. y. Twenty members shall con.
stituie a quorum.
ART. Al. Tile honOrs Of the associa-
ton shall consist or the opening adj
cress.
ART. MI. This Constitution NAV DE-
altered Or amended by vote of two
thirds of the members present. but a
resolution 70 alter or amend. SHAH De-
submitted in writing 70 the Serrefar,
who shall Immediately read ii. and Il.
shall then be tabled Tor one day AT least.
GEo. Z. CovPER.
JENNIE GLEzEN.
CHAs. Y. CLARKE, Committee.
ANNIE Co0PER.
a. NJ. SWEENEY,
The association then adjourned III
meet ~ tie call OF tile Executive Com
mittee.
l.. q. SMITH. Pres't pro TEN.
"A. NJ SwEEAEN, Secretary,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-13

81 Mrs. Catharinc Buckley 10 wealthy,
educated, and belongs 10 one Or the most
respected families In St. Louis: yet she
was 50 drunk In the street that an officer
arrested her. She was subsequently
fined IN police court. She is described
ss OF venerable appearance, with white
hair and handsome face.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-13

An Alabama inventor has applied
Tor patent for chalk mark. IIc has
he says. that ants will not
cross line Of chalk. aud his idea Is to
protect things from The pests By draw
ing = chalk line around thcm. The ap-
pisatipn ha. hgsn refused.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-09-13

Victor Saunders was married IA
Rockingham, Va. four years ago, aud
on the next day killed man. Hc Was
sent 70 prison on a conviction OF man
slaughter. His wife got q divorce aud
married another man, but she was .
widow when Saunders was discharged,
recently, aud on meeting they remarked.