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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

Sic 8ittme Mbrobom 2incoars
wel6e leit ibrer i'm porisen Sabre CT
foleten 9fidfebr bon @uropo 5u5pr;ng=
i;elo it SQinois bel ibrer @9welter,
Der Gattin beg 9errn q. 80. Gowarbs,
wobntt it, ,uie Die Su. @taots3eitnns"
oeri3tet febr frdnfli6 uno NH s n,ei=
items oas Se1t Giiten. SIRE &rdnfli9<
felt 1T Die Solge elmer Dor 5mei Sabren
bel einem GturSe in europa BON ibr er>
li'tenen' @erlebuns bes &id9rqts. Son
iDren 5eioen @prinsfieloer @6tpeFern,
Trou Goworos uno fSrou s. M,
Smitb> miro lie treuli9 9epfleet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

oob un9arii@e Miiller poriees Sobr
CUR Muler Musiteuun9 in Cincinnati
Delesaten itbidten. bomit bie]e an
Ort uno @tene lernen> ,uie bic Mmeri-
Gamer BEL Der Nteblproohetion poreeben.
inner @ei3enmebl be9innt Ga,ropa
j'l crobern, ebenIo uie infer
Wei5en uno uniere @run3er es eetban.
Sas sei9en bic itatiilii4en Mnsueile.
@om 1. Sonuar big gum 8. Weai 1880
puroen aug Ben bier 9auptbd{en am
atlatl|ben Ocean 1895, 1913 Barrel
Mei5enmebl nad europa erportirt :;
bonn l. Sonuar big gum 8. Mai 1881
iiber 2,818,776 Barrel. 9as n,adt
einen Wfebr g1port BON 1,121, 1888
Barrel. eSn ben letten bier Wtonoten
BON 1880 iinS aug ben bier Soauptbd=
fen OIL $4,000 Barrel mebr Mebl er-
portirt lporoen ols in Der slei9en 3eit
Don 1879. 9ie 3unabme bes Me6l=
ggports belduft ii9 lomit in odt Mo=
naten ouf iiber onoert1alb Mil(ionen
Barrel. Menn gu 9lei9er2 3eit Die
NusInbr bon @eisen et,pas obeenpm-
men bat, 10 oiirfte oisemobl por3uss,peils
auf oie uermeDrte MeblausIu TT 5nriid=
5uiii6ren ;ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26


Sm 9t. @ottboro Sunne! in Sc,
5hpsi5 erei9nete li6 am @onntog, Is
Mdi, Gin l6redlides l1noliid. Wa6=
reno ndmlid cine erobe Nbtbeilung Mr=
better i'm Sunnel bei6dftist ,uar, l0Fe
i'd elne 9robe Te!smahe los nno be-
grub nobeiu 400 BON ben 2elten unter
Den Srllmmern. 8on Den BsrI1iitt
ten lDurocn orei bunbert unb et!id)e
oreibig nod lebeno, inbeb arg per|tiiu1-
melt aug Den Sriimmern beruorsesooen,
10 d1reno liebeu5i9 Nrbeiter als 2eiDen
berpo:gcbro5 >uurben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

atlle aelegentlidc s(nssigcn miillcn i'm Sor>
aus be5allt mcrDcn.
Mue ncue Nu,cigcn, ioipte Gnrreipo nben,en
&C., &C. milicn Bis lp0teitenS 9in1iog @F'ttng
in Der SiTcc bieie5 States eintreHen.
:3uicnounocn obnc l>utsrldrift bc5 @inicn.
IcuOcrS lucrocn nid)t 0ngcnommcn.
9tbonncnten, ipcld)e iDren SSobuort 1nbcrn,
iuerDcn eriut)t,F nebit DEM reuen gSobnorte 5u>
elcid Sen gtomsn isuer 8Ol Oltofftcc a1lslt9eben,
no lie snlcbt oen vMoroI Itcrn" III gmpfang &C.
nommcn buben.
slbouuemcntSbctrIse merben sl1 jeber 3eit
anacuomncn. SScr brei gfummern onninmt,
lit sur Nnnablne (relp. 8obluna) pcrislbea
oerpfl d)tet. 9ieicS Slott tunn nur bonn oufz
oetiiubiot merocn, und)ocm ctmot9e rllct ittln=
bi9c 9bonncntcn9elbcr bcsoblt linb.
obe>Nummcru ioerbcn ou NerlanGen fret
Su9cid)ldt.
Sur fir Sic @clber, Sic per reeiltrirtcn'
@r,ef pber MiontnS Sroer geionot lucrbeu, ilber>
:seDme.! 1nir Bic Seront,uortliDfeit.
W}an ooreVire ale 8riefe:
,,gssDrD;terat"
8. 8. 4O7, CT. gloub, Minn.
rcs- 9tienrige SDuuri6ube fit Trouer
5lob Is Gents bcim &c / en-. IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26
&c@tmn8 /!

unlern 9eebrten 2elern biene bier>
nit 3ur NoAri@t, ooB Die neue Girma
nit Ser uebernabme bes @eI9dfts oa@
auglei6 Sic in Dem @el9dfte sefiibrten
Buher iibernommen bot, baB in Tol9e
Me}ea 1ol9e Nbonnenten, ipel9e @elO
als 3abluns ibrer riidfdnoi9en @9ul-
ben einl9ifsn, 1i4 Der @orslle Der
neuen Sirmo Meper, &o1 1enber9er &
Nent, 8. 9. 407> ct. Glouo, M}inn.
bsoienen mD9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26
S Snlana.

UooetllOhs Se|l0tl9llfl9. SeBten
Donneritog lit @arfielos 5ies iiber
Gonflin9 erbcundnoi9 uoroen. Ser
5enat fat Die domination ocs Gi9ters
Goberi Jon 5um 9afsncoqector bon Netp
Dort beitdti9t. Sm 9on5en timmten nur
bier ooer flint 5enatorsn 9eaen Gobert
ion. .
sSn oielem Net 0es @snats liest cine
weitere @erurtbeilun9 Der 9anoluuss=
ueile @onflin9s. Seine 8Fi@t .pdre
es 9ewelen, oie9fobertlon- Mngeleeen6eit
oor Sen 5enat fommen, ousG oenjelben
ent|6eioen 5u loilen uaO Damn li9 Dem
Wotl1m Der Mojoritdt 5u fiisen. 96er
Uerlengel0 gu ne6mell ua6oem ct 9e=
Is9en> oab ct i'm @enat 1cinen WiQen
ni0t ourbleksn tann, oas tpar tinoli d
unO unlpiir0ig. ..
Gsa1ttus'uert9 an oem 1otum bes
@enats it,, bas fsiner Der 5enatorcn,
Die bisber o!s intime TreunbeGontlin9s
befannt paren, 9egen &obertlon &C.
itimmt bat. 2ogan un9 Son CAME
ron> bic 5>uei Mitelieoer oes beriibmten
Sriun1pirots, boben Fb 1onit 9leiW-
fo(ls BON GontIin9 losgelast. 9ieler
umltono miro ni6t perfeblen. bie Cont
lin9=Molbine in 9}e'p Nort 5u oemora=
liliren nno Die Wusl liGten ber beiben
ouf cine Mieoerpabl 1peculirenben 9}elp
Dorter Gr=@enotoren peiter berobsu=
oriiden. Weroen Gontlin9 jett, ,po
lelbit 2ogon uno Don Cameron ibm
oen Niiden gefebrt, un0 er feline 8eute
mebr pertbeilen tann, feline Mprmioo=
nen treu bleiben =? Gs lisbt.io aus a:s
iolte Der bo6miitbise MQermelts Sra
tebler bon SEEM Sort jett an ii@ Die
Bobr5eit bes @obes erfabren rwenn
Die 3eilen tribe iino, pirit bu teine
Greunoe finbeu."
Gs miro in 9epel6en aug Nem
Dort be6auptet, oab gontling bic
Wblidt bobe, auf eine Wieoer>pa6l
5u per5i9ten, menn er ousfinoen
lollte> oaB feline Gboncen l9le9t its=
ben. @ieuei4t 1T Die 3eit ni9t me6r
ferne, no @ontling einen iol9en Nb1a-
9e6rief l9reiben fann, UNI ii6 eine
neue, remiitbi9euos 9lieoerla9e 3u er-
iparen. .
Sic 9fa6ri4t BON Der @elatisnng
&obertlons gum 9afencoQector ift i'm
9anien @taate 9lew Dort nit 8eifaQ
oufsenommen tuoroen. Sn 5a6lrei@en
Orten, oud in Der Stoot Stem Do1f
ieIbf, uuroe oas GreianiB nit &anonen=
id)iillen 9efeiert. Dieler Ranonenoonner
mag oen O9ren Gontlinss erea genus
tlinsen. 8ertiinoen lie bod leine Nis=
oerla9e unb leinen @tur3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26
@ei;en un6 .Mebl. = Mus Miene,

@ei;en un6 .Mebl. = Mus @iener
8lQttern erfabren mir, bab bie beriibmte
un9aril@e 0fubleninouitrie cine farte
@eiddjtsabnabme ouf,peilt, Die Mus=
fubr ungarii9en Mebles fortudbreno
gerin9er miro uno Die Mctien BET 6er=
porraeenoiten Nefer Mublen nod ME
10 fau 9e,ueien ino ,pie ieit einem
Sabre. Mn oieiem 3uitanoe Ser rn=
9ori19en Mibleninonitrie trdst -Mme=
riea Die @9ulb uno es lit be9reiFi9,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26
Die Btge jur Grlau9nug 6es
Biirgerrtdts.

Wie Die @eiete iett feben, eiebt es
mebr ols Elm babies 9utenb Mese 3ur
grlongun9 bes ameritanii9en 8iireer<
rs9ts. Ser 9ep6bnli9fe 1T Der. bab
eir i'm Muslanbe eeborener gin,pobner
Der Ser. @taeen Dor einem @erid1ts=
bofe ieine abfdbt erfldrt, Biirser Der
yer. @taaten 5u lperoen uno bann mad
fiinfidbri9em Nufentbalt abermals Dor
einsm @eri9ts6ofe eri6etnt uno ie;nen
8iir9erIhein er6dlt. Gin Musldnoer,
Der in Die armee Der Ser. @taaten tritt
Elm Sobr in oerlelbsn oient uno einen
ebrenpolen MbIdieo erbdtt, fam oor.
oufbin ieinen 8iir9eri6ein erbalten.
Gin MusIdnoer, Der Dor |einem o9tsebn=
ten Sabre nab ben Ser. 5taotcn tou,mt
bron6t Die Grfldruns, oaB er 8iir=
ger peroen 'uolle, ni6t erF obiuaeben,
lonoern tonn no6 fiinfjdbrigem Mufsnt=
bolt obne Weiteres 8iirger weroen. Sit
Titttpe uno Die &inber sines Musldn-
oers, Der no6 Der grfldrung Ieiner Mb<
|i9t, Siir9er 5u >ueroen, obsr Dor Der
Grperbuns oes 8ir9ersiGein iirbt.
f6nnen 6ur6 Nbgobe elmer eibliben gr-
fldrun9 Biir9er werbcn. 1tnmiinoigc
Rinoer pong.nwonoerern cr,usrben cud
tpenn tie i'm Muslanoe gcboren liuo,
oar6 Die DECENTRALIZATION bss Baters oos
8iir9erred)t. Gire Mus!dnAeriu, bic
einen Nmeritaner be;rotbet, miro our1
Die 9eiratb 8iirserin. SIN Wuslonbc
9sborne &inoer bon Mmaritoncrn 1aben
BON @eburt aus oas amcrifanilhe Sir
gerre6t, t,es lei benn Die Gftern lelbsr Ddt=
ten ME in Den Ser. 5tooten ociuobnt.
Gin frsmoer Mlotro7e> Der {eine MtIdt
srfldrt, oas amerifaniI9s &iirssrrebt
Sit ermerben, erbGlt es nadoreijibrioem
Disn|t in Der omerifaniiDcu Marinc.
Dosu fommt enoli1 nod bic MaNen=
oerIei9ung oes Siir9erredts all bie Ba=
!pobner ciuss bur6 Die Ser. 5taoten
anncctirten 2anbfri1es. 60 erh:elten
Die Gin>pobner bes ron Uranfrei1 err
!uorbenen 2ou'liano, bon Siyas bon
Go!ifornien uno Ser iibr'gen pon Mes
rifo rporbencnOsb bietstbsilsuno Ithl;eB=
litb oud5 Die ruIliI6e Bep0'ferung BON
2llasfa bos onleritonilAe 9iirssrrctGt.
N}it Nusnob1ue bes lsbteren Safes
,piro oos girgerri1t it.ts oura sine
Nrt ri6terliGcn Qttss er,porben. Die=
Ter Ntt tonn Dor ireeno einem @eri9te
porsenommen >ueroen, uel6as Elm Pro-
tofou iiber feline Ber6onolunsen fiibrt,
eine vcort of record" III. Sic @taats=
9eridte inO in oieler 8e5iebung
Bunoesseridten palltomren slsi9 se<
feQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

GsB% Bir ridten nit Sersnii gen Die auf.
oller 9erienisen, iucIde 9iuher-
f@ube su faufen baben, auf Die anseige Der
American Shoe Tip Co. in elmer anoercn
@pal1e ,. 81. Sic iduar;e Spite lit Elm gu-
ter edub fur tbeurc Sdu1e uno sleidBeitis
cine 8erl6oneruns ocrleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26
@piben &eifenrpd nad Dem
neuen @tD1 biui9 bei 2)pung II.
Sraofprb+

eB- Sine arrbc slusmobl bon feinen unb
arobeE Monnesitiefeln, quite uun bauerbafie
@oare, tperoen iebr biIiq, bon 50 20 bis 81,
bsrfouf beim 6 eei fen. 81
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g(ntpn &n9ar, @dmicoemeilter
ct. GIouN. 81 Mtiuue1otu.

(in 9obr's oltem Sd)nienenertitatt bem
Spern>Sauie acscniibcr.) Tfcroebcldlaacn,,
iiberDaupt ale in 'cin Sud- idlu9enoen Yr-
beitcn iosrS.n prompt uno ouf's 8eite Der,
ri9tct. Is 2m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26
Scr NcrDfern Z"

Elm 8latt 3ur BsIe6rlns uno l1nter6al=
tun9. 2(bonnementsprei5 (unter @or=
ousbesoDl!}ng.)
Stir Sic Scr. Stootcn uno gono0a, portofrci:
5G6rtiro $3.50.
Salbjd6vli0 $l.25.
g(o6 Gurspn, portof fret:
Sdgrlib $500 9olbjd6rli1 $3.50
93rctic fur StuSet9en:
VubIifationcn untcr ben 2ocolipaltcn 10
Sr1tS hie SeiIr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

q Saarc 3ab1urg fur lSci;en.
Sen hoditeu Marttprejs bssahls id baar fiir
Mcisc1, Der in meineln Store ebeclicfert
miro; besglei6cn fir ct. gloub Glebator
8eiscn. Sidets. S. g. gSing. 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

GeppiAe itnb biui9er ! &au<
fet pber belteust ni0t, teYpr ibr
beFdttst babt ben Gprratb BET
Upung u21b Brabfprb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

Der gr6bte, btlli9}te unb
id6nlte Yprratb BON ,peiben ,tnb
farbigen Stidereien, Der je in
bieier Stabt angebpten tpurbe,
BET ypun9 II. BRADFORD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

- Gin gutes @slpann iunser Vferoe 8u
terfaufcn. NadBu fragen in Der Grp.bitien
Oieies 8lattes. 20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-26

r- giehrise @1uuri6ubc fit Trouer
5lob Is Gents bcim 8 lien. FL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
THE Sc INA.
Extensive Improvements in the Above
Insurance Company's ONCE.

Extensive improvements in the Above
Insurance Company's Once.
The .Etna folks have struck boom
They have grown tired OF the accumu-
lated dust and dirt OF several years past
aud shedding the old garb OF dingy,
dreary apartments, have donned a bright
and shining raiment that tells OF the
onward march OF Improvement
In walking up Market street yester-
, day a REGIsTER reporter was invited in
by the urbane and courteous Secretary
to view the metsmorphosis that has
taken place in their office.
Under the skilled management of
M,sTs. j. &. Orr 4 Co. the sombre walls
OF yore have been swept away and
in their place they have the clean, bright
glow OF shining gilt on bran spank new
paper and adecorated ceiling that would
do credit to painter. The Job is GER
tainly beautiful one, and reflects much
credit upou the firm who had it in
charge.
Nor have other matters been neglect.
ed. MessTs. Friend & Son have put a
beautiful Brussels carpet on the floor
and added Q splendid writing desk to
the furniture.
The Office is now one OF the neatest
and most attractive in the city, and we
congratulate the Etna folks upon their
hs 'dsome and comfortable quarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
CHURCH NOTES.

international Sunday School lesson
to-morrow-"Parable on Prayer. Luke
xviii, lila.
First English Lutheran Church, Six.
teenth street, Rev. S. b. Barnitz, pastor.
Services at l01 A. N. and II p. NJ. to-
morrow. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock.
The Rev. T. B. Hughes will address
the Parker Hall Gospel Temperance
Meeting tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Every body is invited.
Rev. +. W. Ryan, whose quarterly
visits to the several charges under his
superintendency are seasons OF deep re-
ligious interest, will conduct the services
during the entire day at Zane street,
Sunday. A preliminary sermon will be
delivered this evening.
First Reformed Episcopal Church,
Mozart Hall, Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes,
rector. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.;pub-
lie services at 1890 A. NJ. and 7 p. N.
Morning theme, The Priesthood OF
Christ" Evening theme, "The Pa.
thence OF Christ" Prayer meeting and
lecture on Wednesday at 7:30 P. N.
Seats free.
1.-THE United Presbyterian Church
Services will be held at 1890 A. n. and
7:SO p. N. Subject OF lecture in the
evening, proofs of Miracles" Sabbath
School at 2P.M.
There will be no services at st. Luke's
Chapel, Island, tomorrow, on account
OF the absence OF the rector, Rev.
Spaulding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
A QUEER ELECTION.
Some Of the Ohio County's Districts Vote
and Others Don't.

Some Of the Ohio County's Districts vote
and Others Don't.
As already mentioned, the school
election came OIL in this State on Tues
day. The results for county superin-
tendents are slowly coming in, but Ohio
county gives no sign. Dropping in at
the Commissioner office yesterday, a
REGisrRR inquisitor inquired OF Clerk
Quarter the result on the County
Superintendent:
"Returns not in yet" said he.
"Iou don't say so,' calculated the
scribe.
There are two precincts in Triadel.
phia and two in Liberty which have
come 20 the front, but Rlchland and
Richie have not shown up yet"
"And Richland WON'T" said Mr.. j..
W. Morgan, who sat near. There vas
no election held there"
And none in Richie, either, "chimed
in a stranger on the other side OF the
room.
MAY enquire" timidly observed
the reporter, "why-"
"Clerk didn't notify 'em," volunteered
one of the experts.
"Nor don't have to-, smiled the
clerk, that's the duty OF the BoarA Of
Education"
Such is the melancholy condition
OF affairs. Only three of the districts
of the county have voted. This would
not be so bad, as far as officers are
concerned, as the other boards hold
over. But the question is in regard to
the levy. II the people have not voted
levy. how can the schools be main
tanned? This was the conundrum the
scribe flung at Col. Butcher, Superin.
tendent OF Schools. He said a special
election could not be held until next
year, but he thought the levy might be
made, so as to keep the schools going,
and then sanction it afterward. The
fault lies with the Boards OF Education,
who should have notified Of the election.
The school law has been furnished by
Mr.. Butcher to all interested and there
is no excuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
stairs Mr. @. also has great variety Of

stairs Mr.. @. also has great variety oil
mantels on exhibition, and the display
does him great credit.
Folio winy the main avenue our At
tention was drawn TO large and els-
psnr upright show case in the Shell De-
partment containing
MessRs. MILLER a FRANzHEINs
display. This is a very beautiful and
costly collection. The goods are lnge-
niouqly and tastefully arranged TO have
everything i'm the jewelry line repre-
sented and SO arranged so as to display
each piece well, and they have succeed,
cd admirably. Tn re are ornamental
vases, Bohemian glassware, beautiful
blue crackleware, silver-ware, costly
Jewels, opera glasses, marble clocks, bur
nished brass ornaments, beautiful Bago-
MIA plants in vases, and so on, altogether
showing plainly that this firm is well
prepare d to suit everybody.
Near them We find
Mr.. wM. II. sHEIB,
with miniature music store on hand.
Already Mr.. SIS booth ranks with most
complete and the finest, and he has dis.
played almost every thing to be
found in mu,ic store, bat he informs
US that his collection is by no means
com plete, and that in few days he will
make additions that will make his dis
play doubly attractive.
Going mp stairs, the first apartment
that attracts our attention is that OF
Mr.. A. T. CASTOR
OF the "West Virginia Stencil and Seal
Works." Mr.. g. has spared no pains or
expense to make his display perfect in
all particulars, and it certainly does his
establishment much credit. He has
everything on hand ready for operation
and while you wait can fill your order
right before your eyes. All the ma
chinery and materials IN all their details
can be seen and it is quite interesting TO
give his business an examination.
Near him on the same floor Is the dis
play OF
MRsSRS. JOS. BELL & CO,
of the celebrated Arlington.stoves in all
their varieties, styles aud sizes, includ.
ing the Carl" "Duke," Crown,
Wood" "Nail City," ETC., and a full
line of all the accompanying trim
mings. This display is very
elaborate and complete, and it is
rare opportunity for the economical
housewife to become acquainted with
the recent patents and improvements to
economize labor and save trouble.
Taken altogether, Wheeling may just
" feel proud OF her representation in
this exhibition, and We trust that when
the opportunity presents itself Bellaire
will return the compliment by doing as
well by us.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
ITEMS OF INDIVIDUALS.
Points Of Personal Interest and Notes

Points OF Personal Interest and Notes OF
People.
DR.. T. b. Camden, OF Weston, is still
in the city.
Col. J. G. Baker, OF the Auditors office,
is i'll at home.
Charles II. fancy, OF the Clarksburg
Ne'cS, is in the city.
Governor Jackson and the Major are
still at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Crago Pipes, OF Waynesburg, is
visiting friends in tie city.
Col. Bu cher, School superintendent,
is said to put on Ayres at his office,
Mr.. c. w. Jones, a well known Michi-
gander, is in the city, at the Stamm.
Rush Richardson. Esq, a stock drover
of San Antonio, Texas, is quartered at
the Stamm.
Judge G. D. Camden, OF Clarksburg,
passed through the city, Yesterday, en-
route for the East,
Capt. John Mcclure and w. +. Peter.
son, Esq have returned from the railroad
meeting at Parkersbulg.
Prof. L. Is. Mccain, Oh the Washing
ton school, is conducting the examina-
tons OF the class of 81 OF the public
schools.
Hon. James Morrow, Jr., OF Fair
mont, and Mrs w. III. McMechen and
the Misses Bridges, of Moundsville, reg
istered at the st. James yesterday.
vii! Schockey left last evening for Chi
cago to grow up with the country. The
Eighth ward thus loses pleasant young
man. Will graduated in pharmacy in
Chicago last year.
DR.. II. W. Brock, of Morgantown, and
DR.. G. L. Harvey, OF Phllippi, two OF
the most agreeable OF the medical fra.
ternity, spent yesterday in looking about
the city, and left for their homes on the
evening train.
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Part l, Judge Boyd, was occupied,
yesterday, in hearing the case OF the
Board OF Commissioners Of Ohio coun.
ty, vs.. Aaron Kelley, ct al; suit for con.
domination Of land for public road.
MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE cRANMER.
This court met yesterday morning
pursuant to adjournment, and transac-
ted the following:
In the case of J. n. Vance, committee,
etc, VS.. j. n. Vance, executor OF Louisa
Mcclellan, deceased, ct al, in chancery,
a decree was entered for sale OF real es-
tate.
The case OF ]. NJ. Brodie, who sues,
ETC., VS.. Frank Walters and Thos. p.
Shallcross, in assumpsit, was set for trial
Thursday, May 20, 1881. at 10 o'clock A..
NJ, with jury.
The case OF the Peoples Bank vs.. d..
Kull, Jr., & Co, in assumpsit, was set
for trial, with jury, for Tuesday, May
"a, 1881.
Adjourned until Tuesday next at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
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MoUNDsVILLE's SENSATION.
Suspicious Circumstances of the Drown
ing of Lee Hill.


ing of Lee Hill.
A brief mention was made, yesterday
morning, OF the fact that Moundsville
was all torn up over the drowning, I'M
der suspicious circumstances, Of a col
ored man named Lee Hill. Hill left
Moundsville on Sunday evening to
work for a man three miles from the
town, and on "Wednesday evening he
was found in the river at the mouth OF
Grave Greek. Squire Turner held an
inquest and the jury had not agreed, at
the time OF our information, as TO how
the deceased met his death.
Two men named X. I. PAUL and +. n.
Tucker were arrested on suspicion, and
there was variety OF circumstances
which pointed to the belief that foul
play had been used. The men were
jailed and will be held to await develop
.nents. The story is that the three men
were on spree together, and were seen
on the bridge. The two men were 30
inebristed that their accounts were very
much mixed.
From a gentleman who returned from
Moundsville last evening We learn that
the story currently believed is this:
The three men were upon the bridge,
and Hill desired to vomit. The other
two held him while he leaned over the
parapet, aud in some way managed to
allow him to fall in. In their drunken
condition they were unable to assist him
and he quickly drowned.
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Wheeling Boys at Bsllaire.

According to the two clippings found
below, which are taken from Bellaire
paper, Wheeling boys must be behaving
badly at the Loan. Be sensible, boys,
and don't make fools OF yourselves:
Wheeling bloods, as usual, attracted
considerable attention with their eve
glasses and foppishness. Some oil the
Bellaire boys got the eye glass fever,
and il is becoming very common.
"Three Wheeling chaps had their
girls at the Loan, yesterday afternoon,
and purchased eacn q beautiful bouquet,
and then they left. While waiting for
the LaBelle at the Ci& P. depot, they
acted in a..manner that led to the belief
that although the girls were nice they
were certainly very naughty"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
OUR SECOND OPENING !
Spring and Summer Goods
EVERY LADY INTERESTED

Something new for every ore.
Fine SUots for about one-haif
the price of one month ago.
Goods for the Hot Season in
endless varieties.
The best selections of Dress
Goods in any orc establishment in
the State.
Our success in buying will save
our patrons many dollars.
Every Department changed with
New Goods almost past recOgni-
ton
Our Silk Department already re-
cognizsd as the largest, is now the
great attraction in our house.
Our White Goods department,
when all goods bought are in, will
contain over 100 different styles OF
gshlto Dress Materials.
Our Dress Trimmings Depart
ment C0nta rs everything new
and scarce, such as Passemente-
ries, Spanish LaCes, Buttons, etc
The Bazaar already crowded
with Novelties, will offer extra in
duCemsnts during this week.
Cur Ladies Ready Made Under
garment Department contains
everything new ana handsome.
We intend TO sell all of the above
at l0wsr prices than any other
house in thu trad9.
There are many more reasons
why ii is to your advantage to buy
from US.
|. BLUM & BRO.
uG4 MAIN STREET.
rrsvfs
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 81. M.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, generally
warmer and fair weather except IN the
western portions, local rains, variable
winds. mostly from east to south, rising
followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather, a slight rise in the tempera
ture, winds generally from southeast to
southwest, and IN the eastern portions
rising followed by falling barometer.