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II seems strange that anyone will luHei
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
ScoVilis 5arsapAfilla and 5tilllngia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health 10
the physi al organization. II 10 indeed q
strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 lake, aud hA1
proven ltSeliIo be The best blood purifier ever
discovered, efectuAlly curing s%croiula, syp.
hilith disorders. weakness Of the kidneys,
styhpliAs, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
Indicating IN impure condition Of thA blood,
liver, Kidneys, stomach, skin, etc Ntcorreets
indigestion. Aaingle bottle will prove 70 you
i9 merits a. q health remover, Tor u acts like
q charm, especially when the complaint 10 Of
An exhaustive nature, having 4 tendency 70
lessen the natural Vigof Of the brain and
nervous system.
wells 4 Dent, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List 4 Co., Wheleales Agents, Wheel.
ing, ". Va, TfRsAW
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a ChiId Born with lie Brains Oulsids
Its Head.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, August 4.-On Mon.
day morning, August Let, at six o'clock,
Mrs. DR.. H. W, Bird, living near Hamil.
ton, LOnOks county, gave birth to a girl
child weighing twelve pounds, with ita
brains on the outside OF lie Uranium,
The child is well developed, has q
fine form, and no deiormity, save
is eyes are inclined to stand out,
The child has no forehead save
about half an inch, and from thence the
head rscedss, The Crabium 10 entirely
gone, and where the frontal should be Ia
the brain Of the child, The brain has III
usual covering membrane, but no skin OF
any other covering exists,
Ga the back part oil the head, about ar
inch aud a hall from the upper part Of the
neck, is very coal black hair, an inch and
a hall long, The child has black eyes, Ia
features are regular, and the child Il
healthy, well formed, and is doing well.
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NEWS.
Movements OF Observation-Disclosures Notes
aud Gossip,

Movements OF Observation-Disclosures Notes
And Gossip.
The Chancellor lett Cincinnati last even.
ing for this port.
The DiurnaI will DO to.day's Parkers.
burg packet, leaving At 1890 a. NJ.
The Science and Welcome departed Tor
Parkersburg and Mstamoras respectively.
Business gu the levee yesterday was do.
cidedly dull, the o ,ly movements being
confined to tho local packets.
The Sidney will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day aud return at the usual hour ior
departure 10 morrow evening.
The wharf Ia 10 q very bad condition
being full Of holes and making travelling
over It very difficult for man and beast.
There has been asllght swell IN the river
but last evening It had ,reCeded 40 inch,
the marks showing 8 feet 0 inches and
falling slowly.
The dixie at the head OF Browns Island
will be from $500 to 5000 feet long, and
Ia expected TO be a great benefit 10 naViga'
ton, as we'll as tending TO increase the
soil on the adjacent river banks, Capt. l,
V. Hosg, Jr., Of the United States Engi'
neer corps, Is experimenting the work.
The dam is under contract TO be Cjmplated
In December, but little can be done until
sufficient stone eau be dug out oil the West
Virginia quArries, where so men are at
work.
PITTSBURGH, August 1 River 10 inches
and stationary. CLEAR and hot.
CINCINNATI, August 4 -River Q feet 9
inches and falling. Weather fair and hot.
Arrived: Andes, Wheeling,
CA,R1, August 4-Artived: Hickory,
81. Louis; Will Kyle, Uincinnatii W. P.
Holiday, New Orleans. River 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Light rain this After.
noon.
LOUISVILLE, August 4-River falling,
with 4 feet II inches 10 the canal. Bust.
mes, fair. Weather clear aud hot. De.
parted: John s. Bransford, Evansville
Baltic and tow, Cincinnati. -.,
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Important Meeiiag Of b special Com
mIttee on water Works Yesterday.

Important MeeiIaE OF the special tom.
mIttee on water Works Yesterday.
The special committee appointed by the
Committee on Water Works to 90 over
the proposed routes Tor the laying down
OF water mains from the basin to Sixteenth
street, met yesterday and continued at
work nearly all day. Two routes were
| very thoroughly gone over and the fela-
tive advantages OF each very carefully
canvalsed. Tie first route proposed was
from the basin by way Of alley Otto Eighth
street, thence ives TO Market, thence
south 10 Sixteenth street. The other
route proposed is the same with the ex
Geption that II leaves Market street Of
Eleventh and goes east TO EoH, thence
south to Sixteenth. The advantage oil the
Market street route Ia this: 1t is shorter,
straight and easily dug up. The objections
are tn II II IL already underlaid with gas
aud water pipes; 1t Ia occupied BY the
tracks II the street railway the digging
up would Inconvenience hucksters and
others at the Market House, and obstruCt
the la'Rs business that is daily transacted
along the street.
The advantage oil the Eoff street route
Is that the pipe will be laid on higher
ground, and II Council adopts the thirty.
inch pipe 1t is proposed to make that pipe
the muin pipe Of the city, or that part ntit
north Of the creek and south Of Eofi
street and all other pipes comprehsnded
In these bounds tributary to Il. The I'D.
vantage Of the pressure thus obtained and
the additional volume Of water acquired
through the medium Of the thirty.inch
pipe will be advantages that Council can
not shut la eyes against, and the Eoff
street route will no doubt be confirmed %
recommended By the committee. There
10 n Inference Of 81, 1000 In the costs Of the
two routes 10 favor Of Market street but Il
is estimated that the damage that would
result ito business by the closing up Of
that street would more than exceed that
amount In a short time. The total cost Of
the improvement will be $40 900 Council
will meet this evening and the considera.
ton OF the extension will be the special
order OF the meeting
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An accident occurred Oh the B. 4 o, al
Rossby's Rock, late yesterday afternoon,
by which q cabooss and q car loaded with
lumber were mashed 10 pieces. It ap.
pears that 4 pickup" train coming wesl
had stopped on the main track while q
car was being taken from the side track to
complete the train when the way train
csine laundering along, also coming west,
and ran into the rear Of the "piCk up"
wreCking The cars as stated above. The
engineer Of the way train, James Mar.
shall, Of this city, had bis shoulder
knocked out Of place and his face and
head badly bruised by the collision. VIM.
Grlhdstaf, conductor Of the %"piCk.up," lie
blamed for not h,ggIbg the way train
sooner. He had sent q man out, but on
sotne account he did not reach his post in
time 10 be Of any sefviCe. The accident
delayed the Cumberland accommodation,
due In this city al 5 o'clock, some three OF
four hours,
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AnALsAnATEn AnsOOIArIon.
BniPf HynoPsia Of WsduSAdAy'S Proceed
iHEH OF the Convention.

AAE - -
The attendance Of delegates at Wednes'
days session Of the Iron aud Steel Work.
ers' Convention at Cleveland, was
larger than on the previous day.
The entire session was devoted
to routine work. Secretary Martin
tin read bis report Of this work OF the year.
1t Was very lengthy and most Of the fore
moor was consumed 10 its reading. The
rspoTts otthe Vice Presidents, which were
not read Tuesday, were submitted, % was
the report OF Treasurer Penny, all Of
which were referred 10 the appropriate
committees. The TrsaSuIer's report shows
the finances oil the association TO be in q
good, healthy condition. The reports oil
the Vice Presidents cover the proceedings
and events Of the year OF interest to the
association In the various d~istriclH Of the
organization.
A large number Of resolutions, covering
oil manner Of subjects, Were read and
referred to the committees.
In this connection delegate represent
ing the iron workers Of Canada, on behSli
oil hia constituents, asked that the AssoCiA'
ton be made international in its character
and that they BIZ admitted to is benefits
This was alsO referred IN a committee and
will come up for action further along,
The convention is getting through with
It's work very rapidly, President jarrett
told q Cleveland reporter that the bust
ness is much further advanced than 1t wa
at the close OF the second day last year
There are more than the usual number o
workers in the convention ana less Of thu
disposition to talk.
The members OF the convention will g
on an excursion to Pat in. Bay, TO day.
The Cleveland Herald in iis notes on thu
msmbers Of the convention, bad the fol
lowing: "The tony boys from Wheel
ing, Thompson, Lynch, Rogers and Weth
erRld, hired a dashing turnout and yievOt
the city by moonlight, They are ptotust
in expressions OF admiration Of the electro
light, the gardens and the ladies, Thsl
will never forget the night In the banC
stand at youngstown.
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pUBLIC SALE
or THE
FAIR GROUNIs
On Wheeling island.


Ia pursuance Of 4 resolution Idoptet, Iy th,ad
hSl els u the North West virginia A]vfifuHVI I
tiety, ut meVtllg held In the city Of NbWti.
the 9TH day OIL July, 1881, the u]nIenigned EN !
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1851,
oImmsnctng Al 10 O'Clock a. IA, At the ivn. tssl
tn0COuFt House u Ohio county, West vInlhL :,
coed 10 Iell Al public auction, 10 the hIEhHl d
btIt bidder, the real e.tAiO an RppuFtehIftA NJ.
BY the taId North West Virginia AIfltulVhs
eiety, situated on Wheeling IIiatd, lndlttHp1
Fair Grounds,
This Well.knoVh tract Of land conlIll, iba !
acres and 10 one u the most duInble bodlAd
In or near 10 the city Of httliBg BtiHtbubl u
made 10 the following deeds iOI l%Orill0n, boVtlVi
and quantity Of land tllIFed, viz: Add Hitli
r. pioWu aud Others To IAld Agricultural Sdti
belrlng date the 18th day OF EOVCmb-r, l,Ei uin
corded In DEED hook No 81, pages ISL, o. tA,r!
records u Ohio county, WtsI Virginia. Alpiid
made by Joseph Klrchg s'ntr and Wiz, 10 Hl :
eiity, bearing date the li,h day 6l F'brlni y
: d. recorded IN DEED Book No S. ptge @JN
nd records u AIil Ohio county
TKRSs OF sALE-Une.ihlrd Of tho pIfrAiR M
" DO pad In cash on The day Of SAFE, ihI lIloi
Two equal iBStAllmeniS al III aud twelve noSil +
SPEC lively, from day Of sale, with lntgftti iiniE
mt, the purchaser 10 Rive his nUttIiCf iht dtiH
payments, 10 be SatiLiGctOrilJ SECURED md nm
10 tAl1 lands 10 10 retained I'm II the pufthIs sEu
shall have teen paid III full; but The puftlLtiHl
pay on the day Of sale The whole d ibt Pafly
money or ~ much more than the Que ihltd Ash
n he may elect 10 TO pay.
ths tits to this property is believed SS troe
20. CHRISTIAN, Agent Tor siOibAin
A]uttIopesr.
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Secretary Of State stalnAket yesterday
lssued a certificate Of incorporation 10 tht
CARTE Printing Company, Of wheeling
for the purpose Of printing and publish.
a newspaper and Of carrying on the print.
ms and publishing business generally,
The principal Office or place oil b~uSinetl
shall be at Wheeling and the certificate
shall eSpite August 4, 1901. Two bundled
and fifty dollars has been subscribed ioF
the purpose Of Incorporation, Of which
twenty-five dollars has been paid In and
In and privilege Of increasing 10 $50, 900
The shares are fitty dollars each and Are
held by s. A, Kepner, W. Q. Jones, j. f..
Emblem, 0. s. Howell and F, P. Mcneil,
each one share.
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The following shows the range Of The
Thermometer, az observed at Schnepfl
drug store, Opera House cotner Yesterday
1880. 1881.
- HN.Sr.H.1P A.7A.A. Il N.Bp.n.i t.u
GO 70 G u 10 81 70 81
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
W%ASnSuroN, D. O., August 5.-1A. Nj
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly
cloudy weather, stationary temperature,
stationary or lower barometer.
For the lower lakes warmer and taif
weather, winds mostly southefly, station.
AIRY or lower pressure.
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Qlre ~A'ttetll9emer.
0moSl No0. % and n Fourteenth street


Furniture and Carpsts-Wm. link L
Sons.
Divorce Notice-RSchel R. L~ippsnCotL.
Wanted-BkiH.
$1,000 Rsward-DeBius's Pile Remedy.
Maplswood tnstitute-JOssph Short.
lidge.
Trinity Hall-Miss RaChelle Gibbons
Hunt.
For Ciucinnati-sidney.
For Sale Leatherwood Property.
Wanted-Tenant.
Rool PAinting-GAtch / Smith.
Milk Teatet-Logan 4 %.
Auction Sale Of Wall PAper-Altrsd
PAUL.
Notice-Turtle Soup and LunCh.-[Head
Of local.
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When a medicine performs such cures Al
Kldney.Wort is constantly doing, 1t may
truly be said 10 have wonderful power. A
carpenter in Montgomery, Vt. had suffered
for eight years from the worst OF kidney dis
eases, and had been wholly incapacitattd foI
work. He says ''One box made y new man
10 % G hs.I ahI ali i has sTc y,i USIISTS " ,l Sid 5t'''I 4
Is now soll in b1th liquid aud dry form :
DlnJury NeWS NwF&w
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An Eleven Year Old hoy ~ y TFRIA
MFeekaR.

WABASH, IND Aug. 4-An attempt
was made last Thursday to throw the
north bound train from the track, near
here, by misplaCing switch. The
scheme was frustrated by a pedestrian,
who set the track right. 1t now trans.
pires that an eleven year old boy named
Burt Anthony 10 the guilty party, aud
Yesterday he was taken before Justice
Russell and bound over In the sum Of
500 TO await the action Of the Grand
Jury,
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No man can doE good job OF work, preach
q good sermon, Try a law suit we'll, doctor a
patient or write a good article when lie feels
miserable rnd dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such a condition when 1t ran beso
easily and cheaply removed by a little Hop
Bitters. See other column. albany Times.
NWRAW
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llosPlrAL, NORTH WHEELING, Aug. A.
The North Wheeling Orphan Asylum
acknowledges the receipt Of $50 donation
from the ~. AlphunBus Society, on the oc.
Casion Of their picnic, and hereby tender
Its sincere thanks. The giii was quite up,
poatuhe, the OrphAns needing assistance
at this time. EisrER EuPERioG,
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II you will stop all your e&ttavaVant and
wrong notions III dsctoting .yotSeIi And FAM.
lies with expensive doctors or humbtS oure.
alls. that do harm always, and use only ma.
lures simple remedies for all your ailments
you will be wise, well and happy, and Iavs
great expense. This greatest remedy for ihjs
the great, wise and good will tell you, Il HIM
B~ltters-rely en- IL See another column
Pres. NWE1W
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Persons suffering from impure blood, or
whose health Is giving way, either as minis
ten or thtSe who study olorely will find In
Fellows Syrup Of HypophUsphitts the ma.
trial to build them up and the tonic to keep
chem there. DR. U CLAY.
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DRY GOODS
YOUR TIME TO BUY

Black Silks.
Black SailR do Lyon,
Black Turk Satin.
Black Cashmere silks.
Black BroCade SlIkS.
Black BrOoads SatlnS
We will Save you fully 40 per cent On the
above, Reductions made 10 CTdeF 10 mOVe
surplus stock.
Black CashmSFes.
Blank hsmies
Black HeFlettaO,
Black Buntlngs
ColoFed CashnereS
ColOFsd Monies.
DTap Do france Ia black and oOlOTS,
This above Will be said 10 ytu at Hu0h
lowar prlOss this week than you will ct
aualu for a Iona Wills. We know you all
want sOms Of the goods bslow, sons goGo
things 10 remodel dresses for cary tali:
100 pelCes Dress Goods, dlftsreht kladS, ai
al u l.2o per yard, The above are oil wool
hIlRp GOODS, and nOns worth less than 100,
and Some worth 200. Fifteen plSces Sllk
BrUcade, In OoIurS, for COmblnatloRs ALT BE-
sold al 800 per YARD; Sums among this lot
cost over 81 UJ Fifty ple0s IS Cashmere At
29c, they will cost 500 In less than thirty
days; they are Slack and Colored. Eifty
pieces, yard wide, Momie Cloth, 10 SLACK
and CUlorS. at $50; they retail even Ia large
cities at 500, More bargains this week In
fable Linens, Towels, RapklnS Spreads,
MuSllas, SheetlnuS NOW 10 your lime 70
buy. Wa sail you f'St.olaSS materials Tor
less than you oct lOferlOr. Store Opsn from
Jam until 9 p. NJ
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HUrEL ARRIVALS.
at. JAMES HOTEL


Kidney diseases afiict the greater part oil
the human race, and they are constantly or
the increase, but where The virtues Of Kidney
Wort have become known they are held Il
check and speedily cured Let those who
have had TO constantly dose spirits Of Nitro
and such stun, give this great remedy a Trial
and be cured. In the dry form II Is mosl
economical, IN the liquid the most conven.
lent -Phitd. Pre1. NwfAW
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"ohI how I wish my biscuits we're always
AZ good aa yours" said q lady to her
friend. "You can easily make them So,''
answered the friend. "How?" inquired
the frat lady. "By using the Acme
Baking Powder. II is sttickly pure and
put up only 10 qusttets, halves and
pounds"
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"sLAck.psAUeHr" cure. OO.tivo.
ness and Sick.HeadaChe.

DAN p. kinney, the great American
news dealer, Of Cameron, w. Va, will
furnish refreshments 10 the people attend.
Ing the chow on Wednesday,
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LIST or PRIZES

1851 PrtIee, amounting 70 ........... .................S Tic, 4o
Responsible corresponding agents wanted Of iii
poinN, 70 whom 4 liberal compensation will b paid,
For iufther Information, Wfite clearly, 4 wing full
address Send orders BY EXPIRE . or Registered Letter,
OF Money Order By mail, addressed only 70
n. A. DAOPHN,
Or N. A. DAUPHtN,
No. 2l2 Broad way, New York.
Az our Grand RiraordtAOry DFutfnCs ot under IA.
t,tptfttttoM and management u GENERALS q. T.
BEAURBGAKD and JUBAL A. EARLY,
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THE usual merchants lunch At tho Nov
MOLurO House Sample RoomO daily.
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WANTED,
FOR SALE,

'hKEE AND TW0.SPRING nj
IoNs, ougGiOs, and also IN. tH4E,
,Plpg wagons and loul hlTSes, Viii ,ssHOad'tea
S1s s ! W. FERRELr Cor, Main M Sas %S.l ~
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NOTICE TO THE PUslIC.

The public are hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY on ORDERS TO NUNRS
4 CO., g EABSAUST., NEW YORK CRY, They
are hOtding the country with ] OGU9 CIRCULARS
Pufporilng 10 DO Of the louisa q state Lotto , Com.
Pany, and are RAuDULENTLY representing them.
selves a. Agents Of The louisa q State Lottery Com.
pany., They have no authority 10 sell The tickets OIL
thA Company, and are mot liz agents.
N. A, DAUPHtN,
Pres. Louisiana Stat LOTTERY Co,
NEW 0RLRANs, Ia, July 1, 1881. jylIxs4W
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immigrants Sill Pouring In.
NEW YoRK, August 1.-Two thousand
seven hundred immigrants have landed at
Castle Garden In the past tw~enty.tour
hours.
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NOW OFFERED FOR SALE n

NOW OFFERED FOR SALE M
~ Great Bargain, lot IOIiSO, situated IA,
TEontleth and Main street,, improved By IiRtE
brick bloch, Two large StOra rooms and lB nv I
second and third stories, with wash hOvIe, NJ :
al ey, This Is offered for a short tlme only N, =
low bRuTE; A twO.StOry frame dWtllihL M
sew Sn1 In EO0d order, containing / MING
bit, hen; ct 4UI2S7 ieei, on Jacob street; pvImg
tremltyi large workshop on alley Si'DQ, Az
farm Oi TO acres, With IS GcrOS Of COGl; farm JLII
proved. Location on Ohio liver, I ullu lri \
lairer 10 Belmont county. For particulars lhtIalI
The real estate ONCE Of
C. A, BCHAEPER a m
lIiS Opera House IOEnst, wheeling WI
DUBLIC SALE
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oEMERAi -

NOTICE is HERFRT S;!;
ao9, III S SSI paid p ~ ~ K. "tls,psassSS En- r, TAlp
9ad that the %iuIere,t an ~ day Il S,s,,Eal ~ 81.
Ia present boads.SI, aas : c,s n
Sss s SIti! l The i0ih .! sspt S : Nig h.l, "a ,t W
cent "A IoT the NeT tt,.ASSsAsO6s N,
'U' ~ ''''' IL. wllLlAs. N
s'er,Ay
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"y!NE OF cAapUlS for Ladie, only.
For sale by Logan L %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-09
HE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Sewer builders are busy.
Light easterly breeze this morning,
New comb honey, Lyle & Shields.
LEDGER job printing Office, Is Mad
ison street.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
The legislative council will meet
this afternoon.
Delicious red raspberries received
daily by Lyle K Shields.
Y. NJ. II. A. meets to night at eight
c'O'ock at III Adams street.
All kinds Of job printing executed
at the LEDGER office, ID Madison.
The weather is too warm for frolick
ing, or anything else in a sportive
way.
Working in a cotton or corn patch
is healthy exercise at the present
time.
From IS to 80 was yesterdays thor.
mometric range. Breezes southerly
all day.
The scene Of baptism will be oh.
served at the Chelsea Baptist church
tonight.
white Rose Of Memphis" byW. G
Faulkner, just received by Wills &
Wildberger, 3l7 Main street.
The dog tribe is too numerous OF
our public highways. Thin them GU
or let the brutes be muzzled.
Handsome line Of shades, slight
Gnger marked, at very low prices, b.
6. w. Nall, 354 Main street.
4 supply Of red snapper and blu
hsh will be received tonight by Vic
tJr D. Fuchs, 30 and Al Jefferson.
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COlIierviIIe Gossip.

EDITOR LEDaER-The commence
meut exercises at Bellevue female col
lege opened on last Sunday by a very
excellent sermon from DR.. Wing6eld,
ID, of Hot Springs, Ark. This
gentleman is above the average pulpit
orator. On Monday, 9th, $50 am.
examination, Rotations, etc.; same
day at $50 pm, literary address by
Colonel G. NJ. Stands, of Senatobia,
Miss. Owing to a delayed train on
which the colonel was to come he did
not get to the college until neal mid
night. Though the audience was tired
they waited and were amply repaid.
His address was brief, but quick and
full; we must say it was splendid.
On Tuesday, 7th, $50 am, examina-
tions, etc.; same day at $50 pm, mu-
steal entertainment; alumnia addresses
by Miss Rowena Terrill, of Forest
Hill, Tenn; Miss Ella Sills, of Col
lierville, Tenn. Wednesday, Sth, 9
am, annual meeting Of board of
trustees; at 8:30 pm, calisthenic ex-
hibition. All the exercises was cred
liable to the worthy president, Rev.
James A.. Heard, and his care of
teachers and pupils. These enter
tainments are a source Of deep inter-
est to Collierville, and she does feel
proud OF her school. The attendance
was larger than usual. Crowded
houses and good conduct were OBJ
served. WIDE AWAKE.
Collierville, June 9th.