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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-04

WINTER PLEASURES FOR FARMERS. -
Farmers IN this cvuutry live isolated. In
Germany, farmers dwell in villages, SO
that in The evenings, and especially
during the leisure season, they have
their social Observation-Disclosures, CON.
certs and all sorts OF convivial gath.
erings. There are advantages In both
systems, but during the winter the
farmer in America is deprived Of good
many privileges enjoyed by those who
dwell in citles and large villages. 1t 10
his duty, therefore, IN the frst place, to
make home pleasant, aud 10 encourage
soclal intercourse, gatherings OF neign.
bors in clubs, etc., and in every wa,
endeavor to make the winter season
pleasant and profitable
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-04

THE fu IeraI of Mrs. carrie Church.
who died on New Year, at the
residence Of her father, D.
w. Corwin, in Mt. Auburn,
took place at O'Clock this afternoon
from the nome OF her aunt, Mrs. George
Carlisle, No. 4l9 West Sixth street.
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Married.

OWEN-FAGEN-New Year evening, by
Squire Van Rensselaer,, at his residence in
California, Ohio, George owen Bennett to
Miss Hattie b. Fagen, oil Cherry Grove.
BARLuW-CRAIL--A the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, 203 Taylor street, Newport,
Ky., January 2, by Rev. Beard, John T. Bar
low, Of Strader, ILL.,, and Miss Ella Grail,
daughter of e. Grail, Esq, OF New port.
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EINAN DIAL.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Al 80 p. N.
Gold quoted 102H buying and lU2X selling.
Gold cht tcks Na
ExchH 20 ON New York steady, and only q
lign6aemald. We quote it Lie discount buy
ing and par selling.
Sterling Is in moderate request and rates
ct, adv. Drawn az a s6 sight and S4 50 for
thirty to SIXTY days, per e IN god.
Cove nm1nt bonds are steady, and local
m ar at uukat:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-04

HOGS-MarKet rather active and firm, SELL
ing at about Yesterdays prices. Common at
IS 50a3 90, fair to good light 81 05a4 20 fair to
| good packing "a lOa4 Is, and choice butchers
| "a 25a4 80 per GENITAL.
| CArTLL-Market dull at previous prices.
| Common 50 25a2 co. medium 81 75a3 %, good to
| choice S. 75a4 50. and extra 81 15a5 per cea-
| tai.
SHEEP-Steady market and quiet. No
change in prices. Common 81 50aS, medium
SO 23a3 TO- and good to choice s4a4 rs per Genital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-04
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
FREIGHT BY RIVER.
ISpecials to the StREi

or. CITY, PA, Jan. $500 A. N.--Alle-
0heny River inches and stationary. Weather
clear and showing. Thermometer 81 Wind
east
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan. 4-l0O0 A. M
Monongahela River feet inches aud Station
ary. Wind west. Thermometer rs. Snow
ing.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. 4-10:00 A. NJ
KanaWha Klyer feet inches and falling.
W I ather cloudy and cool. About ten inches OF
snow fell last night.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Ja2. $500 P. M.-The
Ashland arrived from above with ,62O bales OF
cotton. She will leave in the morning for New
Orleans. All we'll
j. A. WILLIAMS, Master.
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Cincinnati Live STOCK Market.

CINCINNATI I, Jan. "A P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments Of i've stock for the past "a nours:
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me following 10 the 30 +. N. report Of Ne
\ ork stock Market, as received py Lea, Ste
rett d Co., H w est Third street:
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 4th. at 4 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
= the c. & o. R. Z. Packet FLEE1-
lJspHA% WOOD, j. T. Campbell, Master.
- Freight Received at all hours on
W harI boat, foot Of Broadway. w. honsheil,
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For New Orleans.

9th. al r. Al. PO5fTIvEtS
W= - ACHARLIES MORGAN. A. Stea
LsdSa Master. Apply on buard, on 10 tsso
szzf Charter, Reyse a. Aosset Agchta
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For Wheeling.
THIS DAY. 4th. at 5 P. NJ. Positively,
~ - ANDES, Chas. Muhlman. Master.
sAa1tsT Apply on board, or to Matt NC
sEssz - ,iuire, J. G. herman. Agents.
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For ROnlerOy.

HIS DAY, 4th, at 5 T. M. POSITIVELY,
&C. :. the TELEGRAPH, e. S. Morgan,
6ltsAf Master. Freight received at all
hours on Wharf boat foot OF Broad =
vay. w. Hoashell. Superin Ge ndent
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For Louisville.

For Louisville.
MONDAY. W EDNESDAY, FRIDAY. sP. NJ,
GEE n VIRGLE LEE, W. ID. Alroy,
LaAeG*S Master. Apply on board, or al
- A. Kennell's, cor. Main and wafer
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 18th. at r. M. Positively $
Stssr ICONS. MILLAR, w. e. Ttehcner.
LIsk Master. Apply on board, or eG
slzz1Es6zzA Royse 4 Mosset, Agents. -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

- The wife of Rev Alex Smith. of Gsn-
Melton. died op March 9th. 1869 For
many months previous, ii had been her rs-
que.t 20 be placed in coffin and bog after
desth. and not to be buried uuder penslty
of haunting her husband forever aftervsrd.
This reqnes, has been sacredly kept, and the
body hiss since been under rock in fhe
woods adjoining rhe house. protected only By
Q coffin and box-R Ia League.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

TVNHE Celebrated Oyster Homemade Kip Boots,
i for sale at NIMROb TaUSSELL8
October 8, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19
PoETIGAl.
who's

wHoP
Who ever saw o swallow talef
Or wore q coat of Armsf
Who ever saw The water pale.
Or gave q falls slarmf
whof
-EseAsnss.
Who ever role a wild saw horseS
Or ever heard q sard's tonef
Who ever saw the suns rays course.
Or heard pane full blownf 80
-Haeksasaek Rsps5li<s.
Who ever saw a garden walk. III
Or saw a pilots tsari noQr
Who ever stood and sec corns talk 6 al
Into an engine ear? ek1t
--1a.rors Ns,es.
VINO ever aaw O doorjam
A fellow the muea
VINO ever saw horse doctor
A mule with the iittIe brown jugf
Skewl
-Chanpaign Union.
Who ever saw saw saw!
Or hny-fork pitch tune!
Who ever saw limb of the law
Grasped by the man in the moon
Shooi
-Iadianapoiis Sun.
Who ever saw zee saw see
The suns rays meat any higher.
Or clock strike a minute man
Because he was tuneful Tyre?
Time,
Who ever saw pine tree bark
At the pumpkins talk on the fence.
- Who ever saw a crow bar the way
When the calls bawi did commence.
Next
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

SPICES.
IREEN GINE EER, J-n aic- Ginger, " hi," Gin
VI ger Race Giug ger Long P-pp-r, Mace. Cloves.
Celery seed Tumeric White Mu-ta'd for sale by
Sept Id ISIS LIGHT MITCHELL
SrALAD OIL. sold by
- Sent. 10 1879. LIGHT h MITCHELL
SCHOOL HOOKS. We wish TO notify our Gus
~ toners and iriends that selling school
Books at 10 per cent less tina sod last veRI
Have stock complete and will order apv book
needed, bard. Give call and We
promise to ssre money for YOU
Sept 10, 1873 LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
CEAMLESS and TuiIling Grain Sscks TAR sale
- hy HORACE BEALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

john W Painter. of Strasburg. tried
ing seven Eve cent pieces our of lead" has
been, been found found .eohD,ealy guilty S;n t y jury
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

Now is the time to get bargains q; Dali
garu's He has jus. received a very large in
voice of Glass and Queenswsre. at q much
lower price than has ever been offered to the
people Of Charlestuwn aud vicinity Also,
Boot. and Shoes, Men and Boy 8 Wear.
Groceries and Notions in large variety. ALI
g"uds in his iine can tie bought On the very
shortest margin his motto is qnick sales and
short profits Csll'aDd examine stock aud be
convinced Country Produce taken in Ex-
change for Goods
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

= Train p.ssinr Cha ries,own At IL Ol p. NJ. runs
only on Mondays. wedne.davs and Saturdays
AIIothet trnins daily except Sunday.
June -. ISIS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

- 1t ls stated that there are 5000. 600
pupils enrolled IN the public scools Of the
United States The average daily attend
aOee Is 1, $50, 900. The estimated populs-
ton between SIX and sixteen years OF age is
lO. .UO0. 600
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

AT THE 1wiN FaoNTs I have just re-
ceIyed large stock OF Zephyrs. At Ia cts.
per ounce Sner'and al l23 ct- Germsn-
'own Fancy Yarns at lU cts Ladies CIuaks
tr"m So so to $50 90; Carpets and Carpe.
Lrnings, On Cloths. Rugs. Curtains. Silk
lns"ies for Ladies and Gents, Shetland
ShawIs, Fasc,nators, Nubias, Scarts. Chill.
dreu = Sacks, Frrnges Galouns aud Buttons to
match all shades of dress goods Domestic
Paper Fashions; Ladies' Folding Work Table
-cnue and ace it j GOLDSMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19
MaIaby slOuSe,

BALTIMORE. MD
THE E"M ALTBY" 10 the only Hotel in Balii-
l. more conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
Owing to the decline in Of many articles
apperta,ping to our expenses. the rates of board
have been reduced TO
80 90 and 80 50 par Day on the Amsriean PIan and
Sl.OO 10 S2.O0 on the European.
Being the only Hotel in the couDtrJ having at
those rates
FIRST CLASS PASSENGER
DI III " a r. O ',
and all modern improvements.
C.R. HOGAN.
ApriI %, 1877 Iy Prourietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

Farmer GIIm.u fixed gun in his melon
patch. IN Summerser, Iowa. IN such . way
that the person who stirred = certain large,
ripe melon would receive a charge of beans.
He meant to remove the gun in the morning
if no thief was caught In the night, bat
before day light his mother-in law went out
to get q melon, aud got the beans. She was
seriouly wounded, aud refuses TO believe that
GiImon did NOT set the trap for her.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19
The Jefferson County
NH UAL

WI ~ n II
Fire Insurance Company,
hFFERs the people of Jefferson and sur
~ rouudin' Counties Insurance in safe CoIo-
pauy at the actual cost OF insurance, ~hlcA 10
much che than the rates usually char ged, and
keeps the money at home.
Good risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive COMMITTEE meets every TUESDAY.
DIREcroas White, Henry Davenport
Ed Tenrrrv John W Rider. W. II T. Lew
10 Dan lci II. f. bower, VIM Wiisnn, Eugene
Baker. Johu " GrautbAm jaime. Logic, ChRs.
p Wilson. Js hp Ztte. Jacob Melvin " IN.
sIniih Wm A. MuIgan
n $ WHITE, President
DAVEH PORT. Trt asurer
ExEcuTrvs COMMITTEE S White. VIM Fl.
+ L@~is j has Rider, Eugene Baker snd Wm.
l. " Ileon
K ALEX tSDER, Sect'v Gen Agent
Local teEx7s M ddl"way VIM. GILBERT;
Ke.ru-ysvIle- Bitner; Harpsr's trtry-
Chss T.. Trail: Sh-nhe rdstowu-- h. Z Entler.
November -. ISIS ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-19

You can buy anything in the Sewing Ma
obine line at the established aud reliable Or
mopd Manufacturing Co.. No Al N Gay S.;
B.lto., lower than eIswhere in the country.
Among other Inducements they guarantee al
Machines fire years and furnish the extra at
tachDaens free.
eI Send for their new illustrated csta-
lopue. mailed free TO any address They sell
5rst.class Machines for 80 To $50 Their
reputa.ion for fair dealing Is known tn many
of our best citizens. js29y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

oFFrcERs EEEcrED.-The following
officers were elected by Alpha Lodge No.
424, knights OF Honor, on Tuesday even.
ing: Dictator, R. Fl. Cochran; Vice Die.
tator, Ralph Ankle; Assistant Dictator,
g. P. Hildretb; Past Dictator, T. B.
Campbell; Reporter, W. H. Chapman; Fl.
nancial Reporter, Jerry Clemens; Treas.
urer, s. D. Tippett; Chsplain, E. L. Bill;
Guide, w. A. Cracraft; Guardian, g. A.
Beall; Sentinel, W. II. Thompson; Medi-
cal Examiner, DR.. 7. B Campbell; Repre-.
sentative to Grand Lodge, T. B. Camp
bell. Tie officers will be installed next
Tuesday evening.
Hermann Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. W.
This lodge elected officers last night, a.
follows: Henry KalbiIzer, INV; August
Helmbrigh,, Foreman; A. Rustemeier,
overseer; Henry Blumenberg, Warden
Edward Was, Recording Secretary; VIM.
shocke, Financial Secretary; Theo. sehrei'
Der, Treasurer: Chris. Kopp, Inside
Guard; - Henneman,0 Outside Guard
Conrad schambra, ]. 7. Holman and
Fred. Eberwein, Trustees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

A CoRRECrros.-Mr. John W. Young
Of the late firm OF Handlau, Young &
Co., called upon US yesterday evening &c
say that an item in relation 10 his having
hired a wagon from Mrs. Haggerty, which
appeared in our issue Of June 22d, had
done him serious injury, inasmuch as
many persons supposed upon reading
said item that he had procured said wagon
with fraudulent intent.
We take pleasure in saying that the ar
ticle was not intended TO intimate that
Mr.. Young had procured the wagon oil
Mrs. Haggerty with the design Of any
way deirauding her. twas simply based
upon statement that Mr.. Young had
hired the vehicle for specified time, but
for come reason had not returned. We
did not cay nor intend to say that be
would not return, and we are sorry that
the item should have enured to bis harm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

SICK AND AFFIcTEp.-rn order that al
may test the great virtues OF DR.. Swaynes
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry we have
issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oftentimes q single % cent bottle will
cure recent cough or cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk Of life. II
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver com.
plaint and enriches and purifes the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys
tenn.
az deem 1t my duty to tell the world what
tDr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. had q violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks Of hemor,
rhage; gave up all hopes Of recovery. an
now cured. sound and hearty man. Ed
ward Fl. Hanson, engineer at sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia,
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and !
still remain q healthy man." Sold by Drug.
gists. Trial bottles 25 cents. Large size
81 On. Logan, List & Co., Wholesale
Agents. dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

EyASoELIcALL LUTHERAN JoHTSYSoD.
The Evangelical Lutheran joint Synod
Of Ohio aud other States convened yester.
day morning In biennial session, in the
Rev. A. W. Werder's Church, on Chspline
street. The Synod was formally opened
by Prof. w. F. Lehman, Of Columbus, o.
The report Of the President Prof. NJ.
10y, OF Columbus, was then made, alter
which the election Of officers took place.
Prot. W. F. Lehman was elected Pres.
ident; Prof. c. Il. L. Schuette, Vice Pres.
ident; Rev. c. Huckner, German secte-
tary; Rev. 81. A. Becker, Euglish secre-
tary; Prof. E. Schmid, Corresponding
Secretary; Julius Klingler, Treasurer;
Rev. Fl. A. Schmidt, Chaplain.
The hours for meeting were fixed at
$50 to 1l:3o A. NJ, and 2 to 5P.M.
In his report the retiring President
called attention TO the following import.
ant matters that require the considera.
ton Of Synod, viz: The reorganization
OF the institutions at Columbus, new
Constitution Of Synod, new English
Hymn.book, the locating and establishing
OF an Orphans Home, the organization Of
State Synods, q General Seminary within
the bounds Of the synodical Conference,
the mission among the c6lored people,
and the condition Of publication affairs.
The Synod consists Of the Northern,
Western, Eastern, Southern, English and
Concordia Districts. The latter OF these
Districts il also English, and has its main
seat in the State Of Virginia. The
whole Synod constitutes q part Of the
largest Lutheran body In this country
the synodical Conference Of North
America-and has congregations 10 nine
States, viz: Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan,
Pennsylyania, Indiana, Virgins, West
Virgins, Illinois and Maryland. The
whole Synod consists Of IT'S ministers,
together with their congregations, num-
bering more than 800. There were pres.
ent at the opening Of the Synod 81 cleri-
cal and 81 lay delegates.
In the afternoon nine committees were
appointed to report on the various sub.
jects before the Synod for consideration.
Thereupon the Synod proceeded to
elect the following members as the Board
Of Directors OF Capitol University, Co
lumbus, Ohio: Reys. Wickemeyer and
Boehme, and Messrs. Willie and King
Ter.
The Synod adjourned to meet this
morning at half.past s o'clock.
At night Rev. Buerkle preached ser
mon on the importance Of parochial
schools,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27


CAsDIDArEs are thickening.
GRAND growing weather this.
TIE hand organ torture IL now in full
blast
A THAw seems to have struck the
weather.
THE Municipal Court has adjourned
for the term.
THE City Board Of Equalization and
Appeals meets to-day.
ANNUAL distribution Of premiums at
Mt. de Chantal to-day.
The Belmont Glass Works, Of Bel.
lAire, have declared Eve per cent divi>
dend,
The United States Court will not meet
in Wheeling before the first Of septem-
Der next.
HERvEY 4 PACE yesterday disposed Of
twenty-four shares Of Bellaire Mill
stock, at 800 per share.
Tue Disciples' Sabbath School will
have an excursion and picnic up the
Pewiky road next Saturdays
THE stockholders Of the Wheeling q
Belmont Bridge Company will receive
three per cent dividend next week.
TIE Turner'S are repairing their hall,
and making II. as cheerful and attractive
az possible for the Funniest in August.
THERE VISA pretty large attendance
at the Second Ward Market yesterday
morning.-Iafger than Tor several weeEs
past.
The Wash. Jeff. College commence.
ment exercises will take place to-day. A
number Of Wheelingites will be in at
tendance.
The Maynard Rifle Club have their
bills out for their Fourth Of July shoot
ing tournament. The premiums offered
aggregate 5000.
J. II. BRoDIE, the builder, yesterla lay
contracted with DR.. Wingerter 10 put on
4 story and remodel the Doctors real
dence on Main street.
BRrTT & BRITT yesterday sold twelve
shares Of BellAire Mill stock at Sss per
share, and fourteen shares oil La Belle
Glass Works stock at $40 per share.
PAT. GILBoY was knocked of a rail.
road bridge, q short distance out the B.
& o. road, yesterday morning, BY pass.
ing train, and sustained severe injuries.
SENSITIVE people are beginning TO ask Il
boys will be allowed 10 Shoot their
fingers of with old pistols or blind them.
selves or others with Ere. crackers on the
Fourth Of July.
A WARRANT was Issued yesterday BY
the Clerk Of the Municipal Court for
Alex. McNicholi, who is charged with
personal abuse toward Charity cassidAy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

MARTINS FERRY IrENs-Quile large
number Of persons left here Yesterday
evening for stsnbenville to attend the
Congressional Convention, which meets
there Tomorrow. An excursion train
leaves sIeubenVille to night at hall past
Mr.. Thomas Johns lost a very valu'
able horse yesterday BY drowning In the
Prof. John Wallace, Of Bellaire, IL In
town looking after the interests Of the
aold band" Who would like 10 have him
rs 4 leader?
The only question among Republicans
here Is: Who will II be tomorrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

pn4aiau4soS or pREMtusa AZ 81,
JosEPH6 AoAnnrr.-The Distribution Of
premiums 81 this popular educational In.
ltitu,iou Il looked forward TO with con-
siderable interest BY many OF our citizens,
and we were not surprised at the large
audience present last evening. The ex.
ercises we're Of an interesting character,
and were much enjoyed BY the audience.
We have not the space to particularire,
and will give the programme in full:
The opening piece was Grand Con-
cert March from WollenhAupt BY Misses
L. Clark, A. FitEsimmons, <. Kennedy
and N. Klieves, which was followed BY 3
chorus, "Angels Serenade," the class;
poem, Unseen Yet Seem" Miss Annie
Carroll; piano duet, "Notre Dame Waltz"
Misses Kate Winchester and Julia FlAd.
log; ballad, "The Dairy Maids Song"
Miis Maggie Klieyes; selection, 1.-THE
Bright Side" Miss Efhe Roberts; piano
solo, ala Pluie de Perles," Miss Kate
Kennedy; juvenile chorus, "0ver the
Waves We Float" little girls; piano
trio, "Honey suckle March, Misses
Cammie Bill, Nina Bosley and Nita La
garde; vocal duet, 1.-THE Wood. Birds
Song Misses NJ. Klisves and Katie
Kennedy; piano solo, ala Refine des Fee"
Mis- Annie FitIsimmons; vocal solo, "The
Lover aud the Bird" Miss Krtie Kenne-
dy; piano duet, "Fanfare Militaire,"
Misses NJ. o'Donnell and K. Reister; reel.
t4tion, Little Mary's Wishes" Lizzie
Kuglen; vocal trio, "The Call Of the
Fairies" Misses NJ. Devlegher, A. FitE'
simmons and A. Owens; pisno solo,
houcha-Capriee," Miss Lizzie Clark.
The above exercises we're interpreted
with the distribution Of premiums TO the
various classes, for progress made in
study. The list Is too long for publication,
and that fact alone il certainly compli-
mentary TO the students. The crowns and
badges for conduct were distributed rs
follows:
The gold medal, presented by Rev. J.
T. Sullivan, was awarded 10 Miss Annie
Owens, and a silver medal TO Miss Mary
Devlegher.
Second Class, lst Honors-Misses Annie
WeitLsll, Annie Owens, Mary Devlegher,
Annie Fitz.immons, Julia Shamble.
Thirds Glass, 1st Honors-Misses Kate
Kennedy, Hannah 0'Kape, Jennie Carey,
Blanche Waterhouse, Mary 0,Donnell,
Ella Lantry Annie Carroll, A. McGarreli.
% Honors-Katie Wipgerter, Julia Far
ley.
Fourth Class, 1st a opors-Misses Katie
WeitzelI, Carrie Whitaker, Katie Casey,
Katie Reister, Nita Lagrade, Rose Casey,
Mary McDermott. I'd Honors-Nellie
Deviegher, Rachael Rraus, Julia Flading,
Annie o'Hare, Maggie Klevis.
Fifth and Sixth Glasses, 1st Honors-
Misses LYDIA Nolan, Sadie Wickham,
Lucy KAvanAugh, Maggie Lotus, Katie
Bosley, Lizzie sieger. Mary E. Brady,
Mary Behler, Mamie Cleary, Mary Man
ly, Susie Reister, Laura Kleyes.
Bishop Kahn then made brief speech,
complimenting the pupils upon their
progress, and giving them some good adj
vice for the future. His remarks were
heartily applauded BY the audience.
At the close Of the Bishops address
the Coronation Ode was sung by the
school, Miss Annie Fitlsimmons sang
solo, and the class a chorus, closing the
exercises Of the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-27

A SPLENDID DAY IN THE WooDs.-
North Street n. E. Sunday School Ex.
cursiou, Friday, June 2sth. 1873, 70
MAhan's Grove, P. W. Ak. R. 3, Round
trip, 90 cents; children under II years,
% cents. Cars leave depot7A. N; North
Street al 7:06 A. NJ; Top Mill at 7:l0
AN. Tickets for sale at the drug stores
and at the cars. All are invited 10 come
and enjoy themselves with Us.