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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-15
FARM, eARpts AND HOUSEHOLD.



Farm tools willrust out sooner than
they will wear out. Many farmers in
iure their farm implements more by ex-
posure to the weather than by tie use
on the farm. An implement which With
good care would last twenty years, will,
when exposed to the weather, become
useless in five years or less. A farm
wagon which, VIA good usage, would
.!sst almost a Sffeti1e. will last only a
6feg.A years, wfEsH exposed to the
weather. The explanation OF why
farming does not ray with many is
found in this negleGl to take care OF
their farm tools. All farm implements
are costly, and the farmer who has to
buy three OF four times as many as his
heIehbor Because be does not take care
offhem, Of course will not find much
profit in farming. The same careless
ness in apy other kind of business.
would insure equally as disastrous re-
suits.
The Garden on the Farm.
President McGregor of the Oxford
Farmers club, as reported in the Farm
and Fireside, of Ohio. ssys that we run
too much to the great staples, and the
average farmer has contempt for eggs,
butter, honey, etc. he looks upon them
as small, peddling business. The truck
patch will pay in dollars snd more in
health. All the interests of the farm
denend on health. and the road to
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-15

The annual sugar production Of the
world is about 8, 500 900 tons.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-15

like the rest. Early one morning lately
he was sent for water and, strange to
saw. cannot now be found.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-15

A little boy called banged hair I" chin &
whiskers on the forehead" 81
The average bankrupt OF the period
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26


The marks last evening indicated 4 feel
8 inches and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Pres Ellison is making her trips TO
Bellaire according to her time table below.
The elegant St. Lawrence leaves to-day
at the usual no ur for Cincinnati.
The Sam CLARK 10 laid up at the docks to
wait for more wafer.
terday,
The quarantine Aotilla was detained un.
III yesterday, and at 1880 r. NJ. the II. II.
Benner and the three pretty launches left
the foot Of Market street. The launches
were In tow, and the fleet made
pretty appearance. The yellow flag llaw
at the fore and the Stars anu Stripes a,
the stern Of the genner. On board were
Or. !. I. Turner, Secretary Of the Nation.
al Board Of Health, Dr. smith, Of New
Sork, = member Of the Board, and Col.
Frank Baker, 6. tho Marine Journal. Capt.
thompson was at the Wheel FhNbuTgh
Telegraph Of yeSterd1y.
The AennOr and tow pascal this mort
yesterday.
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TANNRR BooA.-On last Thurdav AVIAN,
Ing the employees Of ]. G, Holman K Sonis
headed by their Captain "Dai,n proseed.
I'd In q body to the residence 81 =. r.
Hoffman, Esq, Of Fulton, foreman al
Hoffman 4 Sons tannery, to give him a
grand blow out, II being his l0rty.eIRhth
birthday. On their arrival at the house
they were at once comfortably provided
lor by the hostess, who spared no pains
In making It comfortable for the boyG
Alter several rounds Of beer, Mr. W. NJ
Wilkins, better known as dad, In . neai
little speech presented F. P. Hoffman, Esq.
In Lehau Of his fellow shop hands, with
maEuiaesat epld.headed cane; to wbics
M. Hoffn& gratefully responded, al
though taken completely by surprise, ant
with three cheers for Mr.. Hoffman, ~
whole party sought Tsisge In an adl olninl
room where tables were spread WIN y
the delicAGles that the 10000 Saord, MI
D. ". 4. Poisal, Master OF o. emonies
Kindly assisted by Mrs. Hoffman AM IN
Misses Hoffman and Miss Marshall. did a,
IN their power 70 sec that the boys Wers
properly cared for. About l2 O'clock nv
party lett tOF their respective home va,
Rueh pleased With the result,
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ANOTHER GARFiELD CLUB.

E''- s-"--'aSSSasiss Sol DO ;asr..=s.s.'. az.
A meeting OF Republican voters Twins
on the Island was held last night, for thu
purpose Of organizing a Garfield and
Arthur Campaign Club" for the Seventh
ward, The attendance was more than
respectable both as TO numbers and the
character Of those present. Hiram Young
WA called 70 The Chait and Alex Forgey
A COMMITTEES wasGppointed TO secure a
place Of meeting, " contemplated 70
secure vacant Nece Of ground Of ample
dimensions, fonting on Virginia and
York streeiS and erect q "wig wan for
business Ieetings, with platform for
speaker adjoining. This will leave an
open face tor an audience irontInRthe
sianl which can also be used for pur.
poSS OF drilling on occasion. The som.
htee consists Of s, X. Faria, L. II. Nor.
Gs, Ed. Davis, ChaS, Watkins, and'Wm.
Another committee, consisting Of Capt.
B. B. Doyener, ]. 4. FAriB, and Vim, j,
Johnson was appointed 10 DRAFT aeonsti.
tuition and bylaws, and James Ceci, Hem
~ Jones, George Robinson, VIM. NcLure,
and. VIM. Riley were appointed d solicit
additions 70 the membership Of. ID club.
The meeting then adjourned, 70 meet at
the call Of the chairman when thu sigma.
lures 70 the roll shall have reached one
Thu paral expression was to lie effect
,bs au nv e a., -"uld show tho champion
club Of the city Ia this cams.
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1Nha =. 7hFA e1pFel8lon was % tIe 0HeCt
,Lst \. W; -"uld show the champion
LnGt NE Island ~. '-sIeh. 7 = :
club Of the city In this cams.
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CONGREGATIONAL PiCSIC.-we would
judgeirom the large number Of circularsbe
tngturned Of In our Job room the First Pres.
byterian church OF this city contemplate
having q large congregational picnic al
Hornbrook's Park next Thursday, July
LIST. After describing the natural beauties
Of tho place, and the numerous arrange,
ments for the ainusenent Of the children
and youth, we are Informed Prof. VAS
beautiful brass band and the full control
OF the Park has been secured for the en-.
tire day. The route Of travel being by IN
Hempaeld railroad. The tickets, Including
The round tap and the entrance TO the
for adults, 50 centst children under II
years, % cents, which can be procured
from any Of the otticers OF teaeherS N M
Sabbath schools. CAp TO leave opposits
the Capitol building promptly al s O'Clock
on the morning Of Thursday, July ISt,
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHs.-Sheriif Georgt
R. Tingle came home from Cincinnati yes
terday.
John E. Craig, ESQ, rising young at
torney Of Keokuk, Iowa, was in the city
yesterday.
Dr.. T. 4. Logan and wife are passing I
few weeks at Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
Col. Fred GoOdiellow has gone to BOs
ton, Mass, called thither by the death o
his son.
son Good, Philo i. Kimberley, ". i
Hearne, John ". Boring, Ran SlAlnRker
ALI. Rhinestrom, Lewis Baker, John F
Baker and many Others came home from
Cincinnati last night.
Hon. Robert McEldowney, Of the dele
gates at large from this district 10 the Gin
cinnati Convention, Is ut the NewMcLur'
House.
Miss Annie Kleinhans, one OF Chicago
most charming young ladies, who hal
been visiting Miss Emma LUbenstein, o
the South Side, for several weeks, left ioI
home last evening,
Mr.. L. A. Alderman, graduate OF TIT
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy, anl
late with Caswell, Hazard ( Co. s druI
house, Fifth avenue, New York, has &c
cepted position with Edmund Docking
OF this city.
Rev. j. Lyman Reed, of Independence
Pa, was in this city yesterday.
Misses Fannie and Weltie Noble, o
Claysville, Pa, who have been visiting il
this neiIhborhoQd, returned home yester
day.
]. W. Paxton, ESQ.,, and family are sum
mering at Cape May, N. J.
Mrs. Nellie Chubb, OF St. Louis, nee Der
ger, is ut home on the Island, on a visit
Alfred IIeyman, Of Melbourne, Austria
lia, is visiting friends in this city.
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DANDRUFF


Scnles one-quhFIef Inch In Thickness.
MEssRG WEEKa 4 PoTTER; GtAiIsMtA-For IL
last tWoNiy YearS have bte1 troubled ab'ut a. bA'
completely covered with scales, sometimes nsirly
auaTtsr Of an InCh In IlEg. considered II inrunble
About two months since ! purchased CuTicuRA ani
CUTicuRA sOAF, and 10 about two webs after CON
SIuc My Aealp Il now ~ ire IRON II and ~ hesl,hj
q IL could possibly 10. fcelit my duty 70 both you
and the public TO slie The above lActS
You1 respectfully. THOMAS LEE,
SsEiHg MdeAiaS Dealer,
No, 2276 FRAMKFoED AVE, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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TnERE Is something attractive IN hand
some figure and graceful carriage oil body,
and admirable In q pleasant expression Of
countenance; but where the face is dis.
figured by Skin disease Of any kind, the
admiration loses hall Of It's favor In pity
for the sufferer. Hamburg Drops will
cure Skin diseases arising from impurity
OF tho Blood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

NINCE commencing our great
clearance sale OF 5000 Hats, We
have attracted daily great crowds
TO our counters. All the most
stylish shapes are TO be had at 10,
Is, !e5, IS and 80 cents aud up, and
we request nil TO visit us before this
great sale Ii over.
A. RICE d co.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Skin, Scalp, and Blood Hnmors.
Arc preRarr-I by wKEKs 4 PoTTER, Chemists and
DrugSISts 800 Washington street, hoston, u Front
street, Toronto Ont, and SNOW I'LL, London, and
arc for sale by all DrlgEtLtI. ProV ol CpTiCuRA,
small boxes, 70 CentS; lArsc boxes, containing tWG
and one.haif times the quantity Of the small 81. He
ssLyKST, o. per bottle. CUTtcuRA MEDICINAL TOT
LIT Soar, rs cents per cake. CuTicuRI MEDICINAL
SHAVING soAP, Is cents In bArS, Tor BAEbsrs aud
large consumer, 80 cents.
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milk CRUST
on n ChlId's Head cured,

Mesrs, WKEKf PoTTERi GsAiismsN,-IAst
snmmer nv sister, while visiting In BOat0u, fought
box Of CUfICuKA and cU1lcURG soar for her little
boy'S head Who had the milk crust for more than two
ycsrI and for which she had tried almost every thing
md Sxhaulted the SLIll Of several pbyIlciADS. The
CIjricuRA eurrd him and he Il now . nne, healthy
Your, MRS. b, L. BOWER.
Ia CIiNroN. 81. CIacINNkTl. Quo.
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AsToxistEs EEyRYBonY.-The Handsome
ealicos a. 3 eentsi lawns, 9, 8 and l2l cts, !;
lldios' ulsters, $3.50 to 500; linen suIts
q extremely low pTieea to close stock /
silk patasols below cost At Nos. 2Ol0 and
9V2I Main street. JONI RoEltEaL
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WASHINGTON, June COLA. S.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, part'S cloudy
weather, with occasional rain, winds ;,>ost'
southwest, stationary or higher temper.
AZURE and barometer.
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Ghe q'ttelItgeurer.
oa,cs Nos. as and n Fourteenth street


Bangle Bracelets-I. G. Dillon. Head
Local
Fluitlng Machines -Nesbltt < Bros.
Found-Red Leather Reticnle.
LOst-G Gold Necklace and Gross.
List Of Letters.
Remnants OF Black Silks.
GMleld and Arthur-foung Mems
Club. Head Local.
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One hundred thousand Celery plants
twice transplanted. Address
The JEFPERsOS GARDENS,
Steubenville, o.
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SCALD HEAD
For Nine Years Cured.

July last have bean using your CuIIcuRA for Scalt
Head, and II has cufe' me When all nS'cines that
have taken for nine years did ne no good. Rm nov
using Il a. hair dressing. but my head Is we'll. !
Keeps The hair 10 very nle0 condition.
Yours truly, h. A. RAYMOND,
Auil0r Font Wdyas, JdeksoH & Sd1iRdE 4. Il.
jackson, MICII., Dec. 20, ISIS,
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WE aIWayS lead the market on
low prices, never follow. Come
aud zee the 25 ceANt Hats, at
Ni"EYER BROS,
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PREVIOUS to our usual Seni.an.
hual Inventory we now offer our
large stock Of Millinery nj aud he.
10" eosI. To secure bargains coll
early.
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De wise; simply call on your druggist
for "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrrp," when you
have u cold or cough. 35c n bottle.
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THE largest line OF llelts In Tho
city, nj
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THxHxo> ,xrER REcORD.-The following
showR ina rNugs Of the Thermometer, a.
observed at SCSuspi'S drug store, Opera
House corner ytN.srdGy: go.
1872 lbp.
JAM i9N8F.N7F.A7 As'l3s St; MI IN
q 70 d Il " d. ~ W
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the name Of course being varied with the
pupils.
The ceremony OF comforting these prizes
being completed, Prof. Hervey again
thanked the audience for their presence
and patience, and the gathering dispersed
to the pleasing strains Of Mayors orChes.
ira, which, since the accession OF August
kryer, formerly with Kramer, IL taking a
leading place among the musical organiSa-
tons OF the city.
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EoR SALE Low.
EoR SALE

EoR SALE
The frame dwelling containing four FOcmH EUOt
llone foundation and cellar, No. 1871 tAnOb stnCt
and the lot Of ground on which the AAuS IL situate
belng Twenty-Five feet front on Jacob street, and
running hack 100 test 10 Wood street. VIII Srll Al
private sale 90 or before
WEDNESDAY, SOih Of JUNE,
1850 " not sold before will on that Jay oder ibF
uouss.
TERSs-lIAlt cash, tho residue Ia two equal pay.
menn u az and twelve Inohthi, secured ~ deed
Of trust on The ptumilcs. ,,,.c,
Enquire Of D. Il, Doyousr, NY ,ttOrnSy, liss chap.
line street ~ 1TAS
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SILVER LAKE FLOUR Is tho best In the
market for the consumer.
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CRY COUNCIL


In this Branch last night q commune
cation was introduced from the Mayor.
It explained the object Of the meeting,
which was to provide money for the pay.
ment oil July coupons and the principal Of
bonds then due. At the time the Council
last met there was in tue treasury s99,
100 os, OF this sl7, 2a 10 was expended
at that meeting, leaving a balance Of less
than 5000. There will be obligations to
meet July /, OF SIS, $50 20. Current re-
ceipts OF the month are about Sl,I1S 81.
Thls will leave balance Of about sO,JSO
unpFoyiled for. The clerk, according 70
the terms OF the public building loan,
issued draft upon the receiver 10 favor oil
the commissioners for sll $50, and this was
accepted by the receiver. IhecommiSsion-
ers, however, have failed 70 secure, the
money on Il At any institution, as there
Ia no possibility Of the treasury contain
Ing money enough TO meet 1t unless a loan
10 effected.
The Mayor also notes an offer from he
Telephone exchange TO put in seven In
struInents, on heretofore mentioned in the
INrGLII0ENCER, for $500 per annum, con-
siderably less than the usual charge. he
asks 10 Do authorized to have them put In.
This matter was referred to COMMITTEES
OF both branches, consisting Of Hork'
heimer, Pollock aud Kimberly from THIS
branch.
A resolution was also adopted anthotiz'
Ing the contracting Of loan Of the re-
quired SUN, as recommended in the com
munication.
Some difficulty was had at various times
| in regard to the absences Of a quorum, and
the police were empowered 10 compel the
attendance OF absent members.
Nothing else Of importance was done.
FIRST BTaneh.
This branch concnrred in the resolu
ton in regard to the loan.
The members OF the committee to in
yestigate the desi.Skility ofthe telephon,
project from this branch are Messrs
Criswell, Boring and Simpson.
This branch adjourned without transact
ing other business.
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nGREGf, BLOOD ToSc,n for the cure Of
all blood diSeaSea.-"Dr LindHey's Blood
Seafcher," 's
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars Bargains al
the isWelry StOrs Of
JACOB ". GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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EouNpRY Ann MACHINE snOI

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SH0I
l. PROPERTY FOR SALE or RRNT.-A EOoI
opportunity for practical WUFkmEn Of limited capital
paTtlts deilring 10 form q cO-plunsnhip will dht
this an opening the cheapns.t Of IhI
property and the llbrnI terms " payment. Thl
works are located on the hTer bAnk and 90 the llBt
Of The r, ". d Ky. h. H., formerly Owned and
OPerAted BY tho hGHA Phillips, hiTinE q good
Wharfage on the river and convenient 70 the IAilFsd
There u q large foundry buildiBE md black Aith
lhop, = tSo story brick machine shop building. in
llhes 81 IhAiting and pullles, nlnbsF Of wood and
ion IAthol 81 dlerUht sEes, one lane wed planeT
dfilling and other maehlnes yicti Ao., ac, DC The
shole viii b sold cheap In view Of The laFIu piece
q ground % which The works are eftctsd The 0el.
u3n gel adapted for ether bnne Of manufacture,
t9r iuFthT information, TeFonally or b. letter,
spply y ALEXANDER BONE,
Ses BlOoE, over CITY Baak. Jul
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MEDICINAL AND TOILET
P PREPARATIONS
SKIN HUMOR
ON Face. Head, aud PaFts Of BODY, IeI

on Face, Head, aud Paris OF Body, Head
covered with seabs and sores.
MEssRs, WEEKS 4 PoFTEH-I commenced 10 use
your CuTlcURA RENEBto last July. Ny lace and
NJ heSI vas covered With sCAbl and sofes and nv
SuaoIIDg vas ietTful. ! had uied everything had
hoard 81 In the East and est Ny care wa cOpIid.
sfeIi / TefT bad OuV. have nov rot particle Of
sin Humor about me, aud my Gao 10 considered
wonderful Il has Dean the means Of selling great
many Of your CuTtcuRA REHEDIEs In thu part d The
country. RsPeetdlly yours i. r,,,nD,,
DECATUR, Mrcrr., Nov. II, 1875.
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The CoUErs.-SUPREME COURr OF Ar
rEALs-Judg1 Groal, Raymond, Moore dnC
JOhnm.-This court met at 10 o'clock yes
terday aud disposed Of the following bust
ness:
Depue vs.. Sargent, Roane county. Ap
peal and supersedeas allowed; bond $500
1aggart & 90. ct al. vs. Baker, from
Morgan county. Appeal and supersedeas
was refused.
Moore vs.. johnson OF al, from WetzeI
county. Appeal and supersedeas refused
because decree Is plainly right.
Middleton vs.. Selby, from Randolph
county was dismissed on motion OF appel
lee, for failure TO print.
Adjourned until next Wednesday at IL
A. ".
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= z
PLEASANT EPISODES Incident 10 he Clos
of ne Public !SchOOlS.-The teachers In ID,
Filth ward schools Thursday Afternoon
presented the retiring PRINCIPAL, Prof
Boyd, with 4 number oil handsome anr
chOice volumes as token oil their esteem
Superintendent Hervey made the address
The pupils Of this school have q literary
society, which also presented the Princi
pal with q memento In the shape oil q
handsome chased silver goblet. They also
presented q set OF resolutions, drawn ul
without aid or suggestions from any out
sders, expressive Of theil esteem and con.
tidenCe, and OF their regret at his up,
prOAchiug departure.
Several OF the other Principals were also
made the recipients Of presents from their
graduating classes. Prof, Shepherd, Of the
Sixth ward, was presented with beauti.
| ful imported cut glass ink stand by the
two young ladies' Of his school.
The Junior GLASS OF the Eighth ward
school mad a pleasant little literary and
social entertainment In the school build.
ing Thursday night, ct which an interest
Ing programme was presented In O NOSE
acceptable manner to large and appreL
clative audience. The social at the clos.
Of the programme was also very enjoyable.
We append the programme, which was
crowded out yesterday morning by . press
OF Otker matter.
Iq'r,,r-,r,.,. ,,..,.-...By vIsvlG, full Orrhotn
,, PFaysr.
NIFtNuA 2Qu
Select Ora lon- independence Bell Waller Bssyick
EsaAy-hhO hhoNs ''., AAile Stark
Music.
Dllgue-"ThO Wrong Mani .................,.......,
-Ohg-'rhs Dearest spot on EaTtn to Me'..,,,,
Select OralOn-1hG Soldiers George Otto
E,y-JunO............ @ue' Fop
sOnE-"ClHs 10 Me, Little ONE .......- ........,..
RecltAtion-"rhS Heroine Of Wheeling. ........
EGAy-Thp American Flls-...,.,,wllllS Z, Christian
Diulosus-rAo csp,a, S ESs
Musia
lghl
AAh H.
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nESTGsrRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
SIRE 70 ave their natural teeth We would say
anal Va GTr nov better prepared than over bSOro 70
enable thetn 10 do %. By the use oil an ELEtTho
HAaHETTo PLusaER We can and are mixing bettt
M bnndsotnVT Gold Filling With more eASo 10 our
PItiInIs. than have heretofore been made 70 this
Oily OF elsewhere, without the AID Of the Electric
PIneEer. What 80 ny We can proIo ~ aetaA
DIFFERENTIATION, Call and sea Tor yourpelTea-
JAMES N. 6URhI6OG 4 son
ami No. lltS MaEsUt st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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DIIlggue-"ThO Wrong Man. ...........,.,,,
-OnE- THE Dearest spot on Earn to Mo''.,...,,
Select OratOn-1hG Soldiers BEldo..,.. 0SOrSS Otto
E,,,,-,.,. Music. s,,,. vo,,
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Select ora lO1-InicPendsuoo Bsll.,,WlIIET BssEicl
ESAAy-WhO Knows 3....... Attle slnF
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a TOT
SOnE-"CllRg 10 Nc, Little ONE ........,..
RecltAiion-"rhS Heroine Of whetlIng'.........
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Mr.. S. VI. HAMILTON, the well known
painter, died ut his residence on Ken
lucky street, Island. Thursd.y evening
at the advanced age of70 years. Mr.. Ham
Ilton had been in Wheeling tinre 1910
He had been unwell for selne time, but
the intelligence OF his death will be a sur.
prise, as well as a matter Of deep sorrow,
10 large circle OF Ic0uaintapces,
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Tim ala; - was prettily decorated for III,
ocrdS U M Acres the front were graceful
festoons OF evergreen, and pendent IRON
the centrs one, a horseshoe e. green, viii
crimson geraniums intermixed, surround
ing the legend:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

The Barnesville EntcrpriSe says: "Miss
Fannie Eisenberg has returned from
Wheeling Female College. She has
changed Tor the better during her absence,
and Is now one Of our most attractive
young ladies'" Send some more oil your
young ladies down, Mr.. EHtTpriGe, and
Wheeling will serve them the same way.
It is q good place to improve in.