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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
Ndtionol Theater.-"A Celebrated Case"
1Aeoter Comique. varieties.
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VISITORS Travelling from the East, West, or
approaching the East from the West, will al
ways find the Astor House, New York. to be the
most popular place of refreshment in that city,
It's l'rOprietors In observance OF the signs, have
reduced the prices OF their rooms 331s per cent
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SCHOOL BoY:-''Ten Mills Cent; 10 Cents
Dime; 21G Dimes bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup
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CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS
GET wm. F. Given's grocery and tea list.

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Henrietta Behrend to Jacob Gotthelf, pit. Is, so
ST.; 8. j. Gotthelf to Elton Behrend, do. do
>. 8; Brent to Lucy E. Montague, pt D, sub. OF
9, lot 1, 50. l61; $31. so. Geo. w. r. Mattes5n,
trustee, to r: N. Morris ct al, pit. s, so. 2I9;
8 d. L. Morrison to Sophia Medler, pt 3
SO. 23S; $3.50. A. s. WOrthington and F. E. Alex
ander, trustees, to J. e. Head, trustee, pt. lot
5, SO. 214; 5000. A. L. Barber and j. j. AL
bright, trustees, to M. c. Hannahs, lot 6, block
C. Miller, pit. lot IS. so. 55l; $3.50.
BIDS WERE OPENED TO-DAY in the Office or
the superintendent OF police for the rurnishia?
OF summer uniforms and hats: L. Seldner (
Son, Baltimore; John Wannamaker, PhlIad Il
ph1a; G. F. Tlmms Co., j. Hamburger & Soas
Devlin Co, OF this city, for clothing and !;
Il. stinemetz, and Wilett & Ruofr, for hats
No awards were made "
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THE KENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY

Is drawn in pursuance Of an act Of the General As
sembly of the State OF Kentucky
approved Dec. 8, 1850.
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pARID NOVELTIES.
We call ep> cial attention OF purchasers 10 our
splendid line Of
FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
In Al TIE NEW DESIGNS,
Which We have Just opensA
An inspection Of our stock il solicited
HooR BRO q 90.
184S r st. &c..
ap1Iy Near Eh6stt Housa
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTs.-Quirk's Irish
Tea cures bll'tousness, headache and impure
blood. Sold by druggists
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RUNTIH GS, pure Wool, $50 yard
~ Dress Goods from 10 TO Soc yard
Cotton, full yard wide So
Hcbye Double Busk Coree44
Nine Demorest's Relizble Patterns.
JOS. b BAIRY,
0Aflo-0 C0T. 4GA = y 0Ge a, -.
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SPRING STYLES
FOR MEN AND BOYS.

FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Working Suitf,
Youths Suits,
ChildreG's Suits
Suits for Little Chars,
Suits for Growing Boys.
Suits for Big Boys,
Suits for School Boys
Suits for College Youths.
Suits for Working Youths
Suits for Small Men,
Suits for Large Men,
Suits fer Men OF Medium Size.
Suits for Men o, Extra Size.
suits Tor the Biggest Of Men,
Suits for every Kind of Men,
suits for al the Men in Town
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PLxAsr Nc.
a. STRAUS,
THE POPULAR CLorHIER.
sp4f 4O11 Pa. 0ce., bet 10th aud nth sta
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.H1AL ESTATE SALI.-Thomas Bowling. Auc
90nSsi: 500 Yesterday afternoon lot Is, in
g street northwest, to D, W. IcGrath for
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- very best 4usin and tV00kyO00 hundred Tn91
Tor S1.tCs readZ % put on.
s!eeant manner Sor AK ea&isfeceion KaaEa1loo6
t,pe,y 1oos 9Sss
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LECTURES.

T INTHiCUM INSTITUTE LECTURES
Lecture. by Col 6ARRIcK BALLERY, USA..
" Indian MY tbs Compared with Aryan," will Ia
giyeH ct Curtit' Schoo Building. Georgetown. ID @,
FRIDAY, April llth, ct ~ O'Clock p IN. Admission
fee. Public invited. 1t
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TO LxDIKe AND GRNTLBNBN-We wish to caI
attention to A: F1scher's Chemical Securing and
Oyelng establishment, No. 90s G street, near
9tn street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether Of American or Euro
pean invention. no Is enabled to do his work Ia
manner not to be cqualled by those not pos
for 81. N. B.-Lace curtains Cleaned from rs
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
80 cents to Is cents pair, by cleaning number
9 reduction In price. Specialty-Ladies party
dresses: snotted or soiled round the bottom,
c!eaned without doing the whole garment; %
JET rs' experience.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTI BUTTONS.

LDCOAllONAL INSIl BUTTONS.
By the conditions of the act the managers were re
g4 99iesd to execute TU THE STATE OF KEN
ful discharge OF ali duties imposed by said act Ths
bond was accordingly duly executed, delivered, a.
cers Of tie COUNTY Csnr Of ssia aea Yah tn
as will be seen by the certificate of said clerk hello :,
STATE OF KENTUCKY
CITY OF SEWGAAsrLE,{ S.
l, W. w. Turner, CLERK Of the County Cont in an
!or satd County and State, do hereby certIf,
tmcku vn =, 1 t TO the Commoawealth of Ksi
sana douars required to be fled by the Act
LOT the benefit Of the Henry Male 4csdemx
aener meen 1s TeTa ale College, passed by tl'
and oysa Dec s. 1915 V xaa an1v
cuied, delivered, accepteI a"T ouay ca,
an9 mat aid bond is duly fied in mn osi ~
witness my official signature and sa., n, oes =.
Of eM srcn Henry e 1y, County. KY this 25th daS
tse.,, Wv. TURNER,
~ County Clerk.
trs1S uasfsisned are the sole owners Of All o,
Gr,t ina a ~ pursuance of KsntuckV fntt H.
Courts Of said Commonwealth and by the
single Number Letter can De dawn .rne WINCH
'""' SIMMONS L. DICKTNSnYS ~
BY STATE AUTHORITY
, THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE soup,,r
TON TON RYE " Drawn IN PUBLIC AT co VVi.
TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1879
UNDER THE sURREESR STIss1 OF SWORN COM
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
Iows Soothing Syrup has been used for Children,
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
WIND collie, regulates the bowels cures dysen-
ing or other causes. An old and Well-trted rem.
edy; Is cents bottle.
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DRY GOODS.


Colored Silks. Black Silks Checked Sfka, Striped
EllkA Pure Wool Lace BuntingA Pnre Wool Ulack
Cashmeree, double width SOC. Cloth for boys
wear, pure wool, Sic Piano Covers, handsomolV
embroiderd with e,lk. e3.75 70 $la Beautiful Lac
STRIPE White Goods. loc. nottingham Lao. for
III Morieet 0pOee.
Oolored Slks IS. 6e, Is, 81, q Is; Black 0lkI.
Go to %. Our 81 and 81 3s Black Silks are 6PH.
ClAL BARGAINS Children's Uolored 0tockinRa,
1mmense" assortment, very cheap. Corsete, 600.
Or warmers extra long Six Embroidered Abdomi-
nal Health Cors' t., very cheap. Ladies' Silk Eua-
Droldered BAlbrieHan 6tocklngs, only 25c. Gen.
demep,s real Enghsh Socks 25c. Large Size "Bn-
Gal Qu1lts," xlS0. ap1tr
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Caution,

Caution
The residents of the northwestern section are
hereby warned against the profligacy and
shiftlessneSs OF going down town at an expense
OF two car fares, and paying large prices for
shoes, when the cheapest and best can be had
at Byrns New Shoe Store, In Proctor'S Block, on
18th street 1.-TWO doors below Corcoran street)
TO disregard this warning would be to insult
such men as
j. & T. COUSINS,
HOLBROOK & LUDLOW,
EvITT & BRO,
WIN. T. DIXON & BRO,
and many other flrst-class manufacturers,
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A NaNNOvATION.-In order to establish ths
Mo.SnSI 81 my large stock OF b.et grades of
& ~ Guy little worn and well selected lines ri
Ssshts. furnishing Goods. Watches, Cans Pstoi "a
&C, =. my rev branch store No. 23f Pennsyissns
3 pT ne Mducements Of selling al goods Al FIVE
"a h CEMI ABOVE COST II buy cheap for cash.
INC hsncie Only nrst class goods q rood Is ne ana
am determinsd to force trade e . small mar:in al
PROM y VIZ &c found adyantaseous for every one
northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue, or brsnch
store. 2S7 Pennfylvauts avenue marSi-im
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The weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIKF SIGNAL OyYICE,(
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1879.
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy,
rainy weather, southeasterly winds veering to
westerly, stationary or higher temperature,
lower pressure.
RANGE OF fHB fHyRMONETIR.
me following Is the readings Of the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day: g. m,
90; maximum, $50; minimum, SO.
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BYRNs' l4th street Shoe Store lin PrOctOrs
BlocK) Flrst-class repairing. 4,f0,1;
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RUf .THE MYSTERY" or the .,OOMrORT.
~ SAIRT, oEen back, made Of NarrsutSs Nth
The Great Southern" made of ths ssnoe uusssrs,a
open front, is Only 80 eta
III est Dress Ssirts made 10 o-se- ara ..s-e,..
ton guaranteed. Cor ca 81 MESfyNfaE
febSIy lOO0 - 49,
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TIE OLD GERMAN PROvIRB. that unaner Ia
pat1entn Is good one, else 1t would oftan rebel
Mnen other dealers announce the largest stock
nave more goods than any two Others com.
Dlne0. The boys department has over twenty
0Ve hundred suits In It.
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PHKs.-Ds CRandlsy's Pilen: sure cure for
Piles; instant relief; harmless; never failing. AN
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot, ]. w
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue, 1902
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NObBf SPRING STYLES IN ABUNDANCE In
yOuln 3, boys and children's clothing AT the
Pennsylvania avenue WV -
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DOGS CAN BARK WITH IMMUNITY. Human
beings cannot. The distressed lungs must be
relieved, the cough arrested, or the whole
breathing apparatus goes to ruin. Remember
TINS. and that g Hate's Honey Of Horehound and
Tar" will quiet any cough and remove all pul.
mOnary irritation.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache In one
minute. Sold by all druggists at rs cents.
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WAMGHnRExTC g NV thas Q aru1-sleo M.
sfszS{ S w s 3H' Oh on ga ss:SRS
aosfhVssx S|en seeEs. 10 90 - 81
s s. :s:s:aass''a d'': -: =; s =
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and many other flrst~class manufacturers,
whose goods are kept there.
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A SURE THING; it never fails; cure yourself
Tor 81. Prof. Chapin's Earthquakes quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladde
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. q 81 en1v
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CHAAOMIL8 AND LIVER PILLS (Or. Chandlersj
Purely vegetable and taste.ess. No noxiou,
drugs. Formula on each package. All know
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costiye
ness, sick headache, pain In back or shoulders
kidney directions, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities of the blood 26c Del
package. All druggists. Principal depot, j. w
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue. 1905.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATEB COMlQUE.
MONDAY. s ASR1k kn !, nssIssTLE AND TUESDAY

Engagement extraordinary-the sensation Of tina
Age-the WELLINGTON Sisters Great Londoa Ssnsstidn
DIX and Maae. Morello Brothers, All Milea Ola
Boy, Dell. stella Wallace, Nellie Oourtlandt the ~
tons, Campbell and Burke, Lebarre .a1 ChaaH SosI
twelve bs auil al young adies in the great
OF the aee-Dissolvine Oolored Pictures apftr
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goods In the show windows OF Mrs. M. r
Palmer's store, No. 2S5 Pennsylvania avenue.
caught nre from the gas jets, last night and
damaged the stock to the extent of $780, -
About O'Clock last night Of1cer Jones discov-
cred IRE In the carpet store of Mr.. Lansburgh,
81 9Th street. He burst open the door and ex-
tanguished the flames. Loss S25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-26

Ham had not altogether escaped his atter-
ton when a square tissue was made up
between their Creator aud the pro.slayety
and secesSiou Demperacy. III @
weate not hrnsering and thlrshug 70
see NEGRO ia thevice Presidents chair,
aud We dontexpest to see one there ex-
cept by the casual call Of some magnan'
imous presiding officer, as in the case d
Senator Bruce, but 1t by no means hurts
our feelings to- See such a colored man
WELDING the gayel for an hour or two, be.
cause Il has . tendency 10 teach a great
and much needed lessonto such men aswe
have named, and also to such outsiders as
ex.Audltor Bennett. 1t has taken such
teaching as this to keep the Democratic
party Of The United States from becoming
the party paganism and brute force in
this country.
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THE steubenville people, judging from
the tone of the newspapers, seem to To in
a discouraged mood at this time. Their
iron and coal industries are greatly de-
pressed and the railroad shops are likely
to be removed 10 Dennison. The Herald
says that Il the roads communicating with
the country districts tributary to the city
are not improved the place might as well
be fenced in. While this Is true for the
time being, It is to be remembered that
Steubenville has little or no debt, and that
she possesses an excellent quality Of
coal, and is advantageously situated for
manufactures, Her depression now Is
nothing like what 1t was after the crash Of
1857 and the insolvency Of the steubenville
and Indiana railroad, and the break down
Of the present Jefferson Iron Works. She
was very dead town then and deeply in
debt, But she came out and since then
has had decided career ofprosperity, and
no doubts she will start on a new career at
no distant day. We trust that our neigh.
bors are not going to sit down in the ashes
and give up theeontest. We have no idea
ofdoing anything OF the kind down here
Wheeling is struggling with both depres
sion and debt, but no body here thinks Of
letting go their grip.
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.
Blsuop WnIrrLE, Episcopal Bishop Of
Virginia, has addressed a circular letter to
the clergy and vestries Of the Diocese Of
Virginia, in which he says: 1.-THE services
Of the church should be conducted as pre-!
scribed by the rubrlcs in the Book Of Com
mon Prayer, without adding thereto or
subtracting thcreirom. The decoration
Of the church building at Christmas, be-
ing a custom as old as the church itself In
Virginia, may lawfully aud properly be
continued. The introduction into the
church Of evergreens or flowers at Easter,
or OF flowers, fruits or vegetables on
Thanksgiving Day, or on any other OccaD
sion, is a novelty and an innovation in
Virginia, and ought not to be done or al
lowed. The decoration Of "the Lords
table" pulpit and desk with cloths, Of one
color for some occasions and Of another
color for other oecasions, the different col
ored cloths being changed according T.
times and seasons, is new and strange
thing in the church In Virginia, and ought
not to be done or allowed"
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The true way 10 Inyigorate.

The true way to invigorate a feeble system
Is oinfuSe activity into the operations Of the
stomach, that wondrous alem6ic In which the
food y transmitted into the cOnstituI nts oil
blood, the chief element Of our vitality. Hos
letters Stomach Atters, because It accom-,
plishes his end, Is greatly to be preferred tc
many so-called TONES, useful indeed as Rppe
Tiers, but imperative as aids to digestion and
assimilation. This sterling cordial, while Il
invigomtes the stomach, BEAUTIFULLY stimu
lates the liver, bowels and kidneys, ensurine
the escape through the regular channals Of 81
system, which Is thus purified as well Is In,
vigorated by 1t. (. Its tonic influence Is soor
made manifest by an increase OF vital energy
and more active and regular discharge OF eY,
cry physical function, and It has the further
effect of rendering the system unasSailable by
malarial epidemics.
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a Trip from wheeling TO BeIIaIrc b.
Way OF RenSon's Perry.

a Trip from wheeling TO BeIIaIre by
Way OF Benson's Ferry. -
Editors Of Intelligeneer.
On wet aud very disagreeable morn,
ing, not long ago, having occasion to visi
Bellaire, took seat in street car at thu
Mcclure House. After delightful ride,
reached the termination Of the road, anC
at the same time, seemingly the termina
ton Of everything else. had understood
that the street car connected with ferry
but where, oh where, was the ferry
Where even was the river? Nothing bu
q dreary expanse Of vacant lots and long
neglected mud.holes, greeted my vision
In answer, to my anxious inquiry OF the
driver, as to how was expected to pro-
coed further, learned, that the ferry lay,
hidden from view, some 800 yards further
on. So through mud and slush
made still more d:sagreeable BY the
addition Of few cinders, whose harsh
grating noise made a fit accompaniment
to my feelings, ! waded, until suddenly
the beautiful Ohio loomed upon nv view,
but its beauties were unseen BY me, fol
the majestic form Of the ferry was slowly
plOughing its way towards the Ohio shore,
fe Gods! Nothing but the dread Of the
hereafter restnined me from profanity
but words could not have expressed nv
feelings at that moment. Well, | waited
in the raih, with what patience could
summon till the ferry returned, for wha.
else could / do2 From this point to Bell.
aire and back again to the Virginia shore
my trip was all l could have desired. and
my usual serenity Of temper had almost
returned; but how soon again was II ID
be rudely disturbed? Leaving the ferry,
] assembled the bank, plodded aesin
through the mud to discover the sfreef al
a seat in which ! had fondly hoped "a
have occupied, Just leaving, Ny frantic
efforts to attract the attention OF the
driver were In vain, and served only to
raise the ire and indignant howls Of a
multitude OF dogs. So wait again, i mus,
but was mad, and | think with sufficient
cause. Now, Mr.. Editor, think atten.
ton should be called to this glarinp defect
in the accommodation afforded to the pub.
lic. The travel between Wheeling and
Bellalre is very great, and eonstantIy In.
creasing, and think its ACCOMMODATION
should be looked to. As affairs now are,
there is great Inconvenience to dsy
travel, not to meation what II would Be
during the night. It seemingly could Be
remedied so easily that wonderit has not
long since been done. An extension
OF the road Of about seventy-iiye
yards from its present terminus
would bring i TO the river bank, where
the cars could be seen from the ferry,
which could then regulate lis trims. olivi.
atng all difficulty, Perhaps there & a
reason why this has not been done. but Il
certainly should be avery good one 10 over.
balance all the Inconvenience itoccssions
I hope the attention Of the proper per.
sons, will be called 10 this grievance ana
that they win, L possible. o6Yintc Il. il
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We lind the following in the last issue
of the Huntington advertiser, Ex.Auditor
Bennett's paper;
Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, colored,
was called TO preside in the senate OF the
United States, in the absence Of the Vice
President, one day last week, whereat
some very foolish people are exultinp
They call 1t progress. So II is, but in the
wrong direction. Being OF the Caucasian
race We can't help believing that Inc ele-
Walton OF the African to rule over the
the white man is retrogradiny rather than
going forward, and that the man who IL
willing to degrade his own that an inferior
IaSe may rule, would betray his country
II he found itprotitable. Al such should
20 TO Africa.
This paragraph is possibly in answer to
what the lS1ELl0EScER said on the sul /.
ject the other day, We donot see that we
are upset by it. The question Of belonging
tothe Caucasian race is not in issue. We
did not eommentin kindly manner over
the temporary Presidency Of Senator
Bruce because We had ceased to belong to
the Caucasian race, or had any idea Of be.
tTaying our country, or OF going 10 Africa.
Being niemberofth9 Caucasian race and
possessing we trust, somslittle Off distin.
gushing chancterisieo Of maguanimity. we
ventured to remark that the scene present.
edby the sightoi this eourtly, well bred
and intelligent colored man, seated in the
chair Of the Vice President OF the United
States, and addressed defercntially as "STr
President" BY Senators Thurman, Lamar
and Hin men who a few years ago held
TO the doctrine Of Chief Justice Taney
that anegro had no rights that a white
man was bound to respect, seemed very
much asit Providence had most sisnally
oyerraled that dogma OF Democratic poll.
tics, and indicated that the l6Sly and des.
pissed and long-oppresscd children Of
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The Sweet Singers of Michigan and To-
ronto have found a rival in Cincinnati,
whom spite OF her prosalc name Of Mrs.
Enoch Taylor-bids fair to create corner
in the laurel wreaths of fame. She has
published volume of her illusions, nm.
der the title Of "a Naughty Biography
atitle that will be apt 10 nislead the pub
lie, for the naughttness is not Of the de-
scription popularity supposed to be nice,
hut of thst thoroughly disagreeable and
everyday sort to be found among all
misses at the bread-and.butter age. She
sketches her career from infancy through
various stages Of feminine development
until she reaches the hymenial altar,
where she contesses she experienced a
swedish scare" which, however, seems
to have had a beneficial effect. for at the
conclusion we are told that:
"The herOine once known as naughty
snow rsiorpei, talr, fat and iOFty."
A faint idea Of the quality Of this sing
ers muse may be cleaned from few lines
descriptive other youthful experiences:
"PlAln pettleOa5 and uutEimmed slips,
Pewter spoons that scratched my lInI
4 cradle ullde Of painted pine,
That rockel - rough 1t male me whine:
Ihen thFee long hours every day
The collie checked my baby play;
For months this grinlng kept me Tilel,
And nearly set my mother Wild"
In u couple Of stanEas on Cremation
she reveals her sympathy with the undi.
lutei theology of Calvin, while expressing
her disapproyal Of the incinerating process
as applied to dead bodies:
'crsmation seems 10 .Omc to b.
matter q economy;
To save heavy funeral fee,
Thus cheat the uuletlGkeE.
III has always been our great de.lre
To wholly Shun post murtem Arr;
We'd hite 10 rCAstA sou or sire
"a be 4 body baEeF.
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G=s.s&sHx' Salss.

AwiE ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, cguut
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SEALED PROPOSALS
For Use of Coal Scale,
Chr ClrRr's Oyrn

CIrr CLHRK'S 0yTr1
WREEtIEO, W. VA, FebruisJ a isI
Sealed Proposals. will b received Al IL, oa,Is,
CITY Clerk until SATURDAY, March /, IN. d -
O'clock Pm, tor the use Of The Coal Gals d II. m
Second, FuaEth, fifth, Seventh and EiVhth My
theeity Tor the ensuing year. The sole hi ~
hals vii Be received for Ia the nbOVs naaSi YrIIg
a follows "-'-'
First wAtd-Loeated near the corner d s,v,,I ~
Market streets also, one At corner Of FOar,A I'd n
streets.
sscoed Ward-Seales at the north I'D d ssu,
Ward Market
Fourth Ward SeAlSs-One on the came, d IL ri
seVenieenth streets, and one At The ea,t "a Z n
Zane street bridge (near Seven renIh steel,
Fttth ward ScAles-O One al the soulh al Si,A,NK
ket Square, Centre Wheeling, and Oas At BSd.J IA
seTeath wlEd-Seales located 90 Zane trvt
Eighth Ward Seales-Ons % the Corbtr Il Mn
ninth and JACOB Streets, ADD one At BOdty bal d
bank.
an lids 70 keep aid scales 10 god ~da M n
p4iF, the Committee on Scales ressfTinE III Ffti
reject any or al bids.
fS2iAwiH ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, cg0rt