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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22
SAMUEL LAueHLtN,

E
The first resolution, or recommendation
OF the report Of the Railroad Committee
was adopted by Q vote OF "A to &.
Discussion Of the second resolution was
taken part In by Messrs. Walter, Laugh.
lin, Burdstts, Kimberly, HaberAeld and
Haller.
The latter offered an amendment to
the second resolution or recommendation
Of the Railroad Committees report. That
the D. 4 o. R. Il. alter the grade 80 Rs to
conform with the reduction Of the grade at
the intersection OF MCCulloCh aud Six.
tenth street.
Mr.. Davis amended that the roadway on
Sixteenth street be not rendered any mar.
rover.
These were afterwards reduced in writ.
Ing including both resolutions, as follows:
Provided that the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company make the grade on
Sixteenth street conform 10 the grade Of
MCCulloCh street, as changed by them,
said change Of grade on Sixteenth street
TO be made by beginning at Alley H and
running regularly from there to McCul.
loeb Btfeet, the work 10 bs done uader
the supervision Of the City Surveyor; and
further, that they be not allowed 10 lay
track on McOulloch street cast oil the one
now Ia use at the intersection OF McUul.
loeb and Sixteenth streets.
The resolution Is amended was passed,
The third recommendation vas adopted.
The fourth recommendation was dis.
cussed generally. Mr.. Kimberly offered
an amendment that the permission to ele.
vAte the grade be not grealer than three
inches, instead Of three feet.
Mr.. Smith thought that Council was
voting without exact information OF the
necessities OF the road with reference 10
grades. The road II II damage property,
could be held responsible, and that should
Atbittate Natter.
Mr.. Kimberly's amendment was lost.
A vote upon the original resolution was
then taken ard lost by eleven noes and
nine ayes. Tho members voting no we're
as follows! Messrs. Bufdas, CLARK, E,ch.
sttuth, Gtogan, Habetitied, Hallsr, Kim.
berly, MCGfanahan, Robinson, SchoCkey
and WaterhorBe. Aye-NsssrB, CONNER.
ford, Davis, Hildfeth, Hoffman, LauRhllh,
Smith, Steele, Walter and Wingetter.
A substitute 10 the fourth resolution
wss offered by Mr. Kimberly as follows:
Resolved, That The B 4 o. Railroad Com.
pany be allowed TO cross Eighteenth
street al q point on the line Of the pfopos.
ed H%empfeld road OF grade with said
sttee..
The resolution was carried.
The 9th, sixth, seventh and eighth res.
Were loSt. The ninth resolution
was adopted.
Nj. Smith moved that the whole matter
DO again referred TO the Railroad Commit
Zee Iof further consideration aud report,
Il was unanimously carried.
On motion adjourned.
HIfst ntaHeh.
The First Branch was called 10 order
Nth the following membenin their seats;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

.1NHE PLACE TO GO
II jOu are In hurry ior phDtn', ~
The intoIllgsncer lob Rooms l'.
Wul uau.,a ia tood nJ. apan IS"I'"" WV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-22

Dr. Morris LIVER Pills are the best
OalhertiC Regulators.
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pos SALE.

Dwelling and lot on Ohio street, neat lie s+A
with all modern lmpOVtmehii an
cheap. s-a
Largo double brick house on soa'h zee Y
with WAttf and gts throughout. 10 ootnRtt
Tor lrt.tlIs d selling house, Terms Vnl 90
DeSlabls bulldog lot on MAln sifHN
Ninth aud Tenth streets. .Atsa
Une lot With brick houis on A'iIet HfeN
Ninth and Tenth sfeeta .,S NM
Blainey farm, on Middle WbseIlng eN' -
mills from TfiAdelphia, contaihihg 100 1u'
'"V ''"'e' TBOs. swEESEY o.
Real F,tate and fn,utAnts Agent and Noui' 4;
ia. M AZ RthVsbth 1tTeptt
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Gtn q~nteli9sucer.
New Advertisements.
WAnted-Good Girl.
Dr.. joys Electric Devices.

If you are thlnkInu Of huyInu a Wedding
Present, call at
MILLER Z FRANzAHa's.
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

4 m,Joriiy Of Tho lncorpp'ator Of W. sSij
UfRpe sn1R; And t.sAnIhg LomPanI htt,py ~ n.
the GtOtkholIeit Of rad tonpinJ in'i 'nt' N
pointed the
t1u DAY or JULY, 1881,
al q O'Clock p. m a, tho time and ihe pSE,ftt
mIItlontf,I Room, In the Court hoi'' ! J5lit
UhlS county, West VIiEinIA, . ihs p.hes '@"bJ 100.
/ VoneriI mfetlns Of the ,tCcEhoidtn y ,IIuni
bahy 10 elect 1 Board Of linetorl m.Ie gIIiiiJ v
any other ba,inei shlth M! Ssiifi
done By thu taid 'tocIho'def, 70 hen H., Al iibt, ISL
Given uh''' OUT "'"" A, n ADAMS
= r. JEPsDNisu4
IN LOGiSo
ia, ' fO'ESsgs2-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

jHE HOP LAST NlduT.- Notsithsfaudin.
,Hc ;9als GET. !eEau's hop ct MoBu.rey's HGi!
sSS eight was hasii!0 g0ttsa w ty FIR Robert
u lie, aD:l7'cd by Dr. Jobs q. 3 :ekban and
oih'rt, IL proved t r.cs, o;Drieta sgco:s,. The
aIcGCt2o9 vas is7Se, uisoy cili,ers 81 The UGi-
ted Sta;cS Ships suchor:d 10 rte stream off this
c!iJ, beng present, euong Them CAPT. GfG.
haE, htc mgaEad b9 It's graceful dauahtci;
Car:. I:ade. O! tho Valdslis. GLd D.. WIGS
oR. il number Ct ladies' aod gentlemen ffou
!, ashirg!o1, Bel:imoTo. a1d other cities were
ESQ irss.n', hm 3rg tho laGiss frCul Glsarco
wc!o Missos Stafford, Paudipe. Hgyuce. Pervis,
O5l1r0, Pee. Cnut5, Mc9i, and Scmmes.
This city was ,ep,e:eassd by Mss25 Z ia Ohm.
sion. F.oaie Johysoa. Wiua.or, Smith,
5gy!he S,ahlcr, Smoo:, Woli!o,d. Ho0G Wat
ttts. BcGc5, Ftn1s!. Fai,isx. Elsiish. Wood,
Ae!SuFy, W5c:t, S:uar!, Ics.oo, aud nsay
1iaer Pretty ladies'. !dr:. j Dan S. Barbour. Mrs.
iocrg D4DgGrG9iG. Nlrs. Roverd7 DloQc;fald,
Wis General hls:yo, Mrs. DR.. Lewis. Mis-. Df.
f:2Ech, acd Mis-. Judge Stuart also grgoed tho
sc32slon a;.n tSe;c prss,ro,. Tie ssssmb'aga
''as bf:l!ia"t oce-oua that has rarely bet n
tllai]:d il tbs city. Dlrcirg comuerced ct
CIR? o'c!cc:. asa c)o;iared ill three this poTn-
iag. ;tIo lis2saTcs OF tia evening ciDsludicc
with Tie German, led By Eosgn R,dgcrs. TIE
rep vas Uuc Ct The Iro;t CT lyabu ever held in
A'eZaoGt;a. Macy Of the Ucitcd S!stcs Navy
otEc2' rr2sen: 81 tic hop Te;e handsomely ca
iorisacd by j. 7. Bagklam. e.q aud d.. d.
Il. trcrcr, 4. ;heir respective residences. and
oilers W3!c entertained st tho Coz C I'd a Hotel
IS Mayer Si;!E Grd other gc1ticuep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRA MARKET. april q. lSSl.-Rut
lite wsa core en- Change 10 d,y. ard prices
G-e samo az yl.torday. Wn roto sales OF 500
bushela OF WheGt S! IL, 10 and ~ for Fulz.
ald l22 for mixed. 10 Lancaster beng offered.
Abdu: tC0 bushels Of Corn cold st GA snd t5 Tor
white.
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q.uST ANss FOUND.

Z OsT-t.sst night 81 tbs hop given at Nc
- Bur1ey's Eal. b,us and green PLAID
SHA y! l., W! 60 the owner will please leave s..
this ctii2" 1t
z OST--Un Alfred street west size, between
"a Cameron aud King, or south SIDE Of King
bowen Hl!1ed and CoIun bus, Of on Columbus
betvef king and No. 6 south Co nhus St., q
GOLD HEGk CHAIN with Esrne! sci rlDg
AZ adse o, OF with skate on attached The
IL der VIII hs l'"er.lly reSsrdsd by leaving it
IT the Gszatta Office. APPS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

REPUBLICANS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The
r Hl5:cs& cX'clilG2 Clm IJ!tleG Of this city held
meeting last n2ht, with 4. ". Armstrong,
aaGiTu!an in the cai- Sv;n tho Lino mem
h2's q; tie cymmiito vera present. After
eJiS}'cfa&;, 4 ;ous:i)I ia which sx of those
prts!nf declared themselves, 10 view of the
@7csi i;2p0r,n; &c o! the elec:ion ntxs fall CD,
noa@'; - ~ ai!in1c, with any party IN tho sp-
irJtc.ias rauE!cipai cI,c 800 adopted the fol-.
I0winS Resolution b. 0 va!e Of t;z 10 tn, aiiits
meIi93 D:d CO 10 the nosaliv:
E'SoVtt. fhst We Go not deem it CypediG %.
i1' Tie rcpub!;ccn3 Of this city to Iominste q
;it"et . shc cJIirR municipal election. ssd
last each REPUBLICAN be ut liberty to veto ea his
c)asclacc9 GieIs;ts g. s,i! cior; E1d va also
re ~ ,aaD? that the r;cub:Ioaos CT the several
wards :? fhis city keep UP their c!a5 orsao ~.
:;,;r,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23
LOCAL. .BREVI1iES.
Beautiful, ht!my Spring woa!h ar 10 day

Beautiful, hs!my Spring weather 10 Gay.
Temple !4ua&s, c9lcrad, wss com nit:nd TO jail
to.tHr by Jaa'i1a Thompson, CT suspicion q
luGscy.
&sllF York cuttings so'i in The ins!se! his
Diornia& =! ~ c;s. PSF rsck ind toEla!oes 81 "a
cts, pcT boz.
Nix f+ao i. Mo,:halI e!: thi, c.'y Wedaes.
day :-st for harrisburg, fs wacr9 he intends
- Te:i.e il III iu.ur,.
The Womana Christian T:mperarca Union
,dei II tbs hal Of iho A!cx.ndris Reform Club.
yesterday afternoon, and elected tii,sIs
Re-. Ms. ;'ari;k Who has accepted csll 10
ths Eiz h-Streot kop:ist Church OF Baltimore,
will preach Us i.r&2nl sermon in the Baptist
ILu:cG !o.n@frow morning.
Rev. JAMS Henderson Smith OF Rockbridge
county. vs.. has declined tho csll 70 the pastor.
80 ot iha Union fr3s55 terrain Church Of this
city,
4. boy rsuel W;n. Owens, residing on Duke
street, received p el;sh. wouad in tao leg. lssi
.izht, by the explosions o! e toy pistol which he
lad loaded With No. ! cartridge, and placed
II his pocket. y dangerous toy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

NT BUYER, iiR. henry SCHWARZ. has been
attending su1Iign for 10 daya, and has bought
some Ct the biggest Bargains ever brought tl
Alexandria csDccislig il Hamburg EiQngs
| Call aus see tor yo1ts.lf, isaac EICHBURG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

the VIRGINIA hiIDLaSD RAlLwAY.-Yts
'ctd4y I0oF5iaa s dsicgauoo cow po-ed Of Mi
';;aa H:eEac. OF Lrc,lot n. g.. (ohaira1aa.
". =. Elisson. ". II ii. Gng0ry. David
Walec2 sid y, L Iunssi. Of StalesviiIc, n
9, sni J. StoNo F.'rov, editor Of the
Sgn:tnctu-g :yalG, trriv,d hers aed had
: c.asni'atioc %j,A Hop. J,tp s. Bar
bouc. t;.siiesa q E:rziais hiidl:pi Rsi!'
gay. ra,,:1 10 t9Eics ia S;stesV:lc. n. g, io
Il. rlr.s ot The Ii02cEad ,y:ao.ion Of the loa1
:'.Gsl!ent Bit4jn7 insured he dtl.gi;ijn thct
H@ r2E.e {! ih- prOpoaed Z cssiop sd GOT yet
bcc1 deiaitc;y Gei,rmiccd upon further
ttsn Hataut Cove, w;,ici is fifty miles from
Ha2g!N ani about ~eve miles north OF Win
500. iAs delegation ttien prtc !edel to Bal;i
ino:c and had : conference with several mem
;cr5 o. tho :Hcgchsl:G lDd manufacturers asso
tl3;:"n 81 !ns: c.t3 IL Tsesrd to the 81! &C..
A3s- nigh; a"o!hcr deiefe':oa passed through
hef9 ifoa NJHh C.;o,ica, ior B4lIuore. on
5;s;Gts c>2uic;ed ;Fih the proposed tx.Cr sian
I! h read
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

MCRURNEY e. Son have ilS. re Ted from
the MIL PARK VINEYARDS twenty FIVE clsss
q RosH or VIRGINIA lud NoRToN's SEEDING
CLARET WINES Trese vines srs SO cclebrat.
cd fer their fine tlacor and purity that c:mncrt
is crsce:9.iy. Qlsr. md pint hotties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

Pareu;s, eva s. s. S. to your shi!dren-Isst
i: yGuys.if-Nc rNdicqtfS creN toiAt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

sENNoR'S PREDICTIONS --Fcua-r prt}c :
win AMI suiFg weather during the carly ps!'
OF nsxt wsek. III, mouth ai cai cid 40 ;
vet, probably snowfall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

ANOTHER ftsTAL CAED UilAsE -szUED-
Tho following o:dtr declaring postal cards ur.
!a-iah!e with anything bu:. the direction On the
address $50 wss ia.usd e. The poa!oiGce De.
rar!meE. ThGisdsy: Goa and alter June /,
1851, 30 printing 0. wiring will DO permitted
upon Tho address side OF postal card; except That
Imprinted there st the msLuftc:ory, end such
as may b9 necessary trr the proper direction f
the s.mo. All postal cards bearing cry other
Writing or printing upon tho address Eids are de-
Glazed unma i!sbis and must he raturned to the
sender by the postlntcr at the 1tico Whoro IT, ay
may be ms'lci. Suca cards may BE- treated as
spoiled srd rcdconet By hny postmaster upon
Application Of the holder, SIS prescribed in SEC.
lion III, postal laws and regulations, 1879. Flu.
ture supplies Of postal cards will be printed on
tho a1GrU}s edo with the words nothing bu! the
address Can DO placed on this aiie. u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

BREAKFAST MrSS NIACKEREL 10 5 ID. ting.
Beautiful! and very Fat 1t MCSURNgY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23
iTEHsS OF TIE, DAY

Tee assets Of tho Ci,isaas Bank OF Atlanta
Gs., &c SCH Gao END ,!ja liabilities :COl 0C0.
L. IS though. $4,000 cgG 30 reg!;z.d irrm tie
asses.
Ur!cra w2Ta issa & US c.iry b; Cass Par
risG and n.icr leasing o3ai cpsra:o;S in 'hc 81
cloiy q WIKI snsFte, pa, II ,ne cti:c tha.
w)ik 81 ae s4.!3Gs rinrs vii bc sessm,d %
taii lice, &C al a;;cr hiooisg CSC.
AZ San E:aoc;:c3 yesterday snoolog L 50
occurred 5stgteo iho-. Y. Cnn:inehsn aud
}. y, Chad tr il walci! ilo iat n.,r sa5 k!ilec
aud nc later wounded. th)u&h 10: dangerous
Is. Eanl} Guiric's ys th: IoCe17. The
pastits taarTIcd si.t.rs Chao5i.l's VIII. left
BIN sud hc cf2Ts5G tD:li, g':sEl Hilh break
ing Up his hoac. IEDricahsul vas a en-
mission uiGioasnt n0d Cha5der boiker. out
Of business ax 10. kel IL & eovcInm:ot sp
p0IGImsB:.
htttrrey Gere.el Wsr!. .! N:w Yo!k, YES.
to-day au.1oi'z'd en- so;i9u 10 be coD nencsd
ca behalf Ct New York State tg,isst the
State ot Lon s;aEa upon overdue u0upars Of
hnncs CT tee State Ct Louisiana, usdcr chtp.er
293 c! lie laws CT 1850, 10 yrat;et the rights Of
ti;iz2is Of NV \ Dix. which authtrz:s the
State to sue or claims ash med t, i. by ctizsns
OF the SAFE. EheGa claims ere he'd 10 New
York civ. ibis is tie fs5 scion Instituted
GriaF tho laS. aod ii7ai7es suelcer O! lrpcr.
t:ni 'asai ti:3:tlo2G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

@it12cT 6ERTIc.s, &C., TO MoREow.-
tins; CllTct.-ScIvc at II q. n. TT 4 ia
- II. u Nv. +. L, MoNin, D. D, Of New
I)fE.
S! H55G'S CGnrch -S.s7;c. I'll >. 70. and
d. r. n. b. Rev d. Na:;oc.
Grrcc Lhwch.-S51Gic: At II :. TT. a2a7:45
:. n. D. Hsv Mr. Sharp.
81. Mays Church. d! II a. ua.
asd sermon BY Rev Father O'ksae. Essaegs
ST. q. n.
F5,ss Presbyterian Ldarch -Ssfv;o, a: ! a.
Z. SID ): Is o. 10. by Prot. Fairfield.
Ssa2ad Presbyterian CISurch -Screice al II
q =. s-a $ .. u hY Rev. Wa. Di1widdia.
laloa Prcsi@criM ChwcA --scr7i,. ii |
?. q, SID rs p. Z. bg h:Y Nr, Fou.oog, q
E,ct7ilIa. Nd.
-Ne,h. Epj5 CimcIs-9vlgc. at II ?. u, b
h3G. u. Bali and 500 9. r.. By Rev. tif. ~
Ny'fF. '-C1d0v sohool NJ 3 :. Ii.
beth EpiS. Church Sorth-Sers;cl 4: ! 3.
Il. $40 1:l5 p. d b. R.v. }. 4. KarG.
-jc.t. Ir0t, Murct->;cr7;c. at ] ! a. u. SIC
80 .. n hv K y. :. y Ttc1w:}.
Frcc Me'h2djst Gt'rcb-Scr!.j, At 11:3) p.
= ~ Rev. J. T. Mi.hae
Hlpttst CNGc:t--ScT*:3o al II ;. IN " Reg
-. fe.,c2 aud 81 s 7, Ii. ~ Rtq. u. D.
J51u=s
Gamea Luth2run Ltuct- -Scr7ioc 8: ,
IL. - C>ruaH, ~ Nv. M:. L.pcc4..
!JGmq -Iea's Christian -issocjint5oR.--Sc lei
o. ,91& and prayer il the Hip!isi lHGgca 81
d! , "a. ja!iai : :. III !}iD7 iiCus3 At 2:&l
D. o..
Tie Heaaicr Ito5,5aitits. ApriI23 l35I.--
70. l.u hlIGG = n.:,DiC s.t..rs lair W.. y
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PRGFESsl1NAh Gatssa.

a OARD-It should bo generally known the;
IA. persons 80 unfortunate as to lose one or
more of their teoth nsoi nos wait weeks and
months for artificial substitutes end ondnrs in
convenience. dissgreestl, changer in Voice, fs-
cial expression, &C., but may havo Artificial
teeth made before and inserted Immediately A.
ter extraction Of their natural taaGh. By tai,
mode bettor adaptation, moro pleasant ex.
preston and nearer npprasch to gsra preso,y-
ing the natural harmony OF the features sro SO.
curod, and very much ofthe pHin and difficulty
experienced in learning 10 use teeth are a'so
avoided have practical this mode sue cassfully
for aeven years, Aid having introducad it ho.e
would be glad to refor any oGs interes.ai to ns
!ients who know oft from experience In ,.estng
tho natural teeth my objec. ls TO pTcseyva eysry
ono that time, patience md modern methods OF
treatment can save. Tho uae O. araenia in a..
s!roying exposed nerves is condomnfd BY The
more enlightened Of the dental profession on
account o. it's turning teeth dark, inducing a5
scess and finally tho loss of tho tee,h Tho nerve
pulp, which is the source Of lilo 20 tho tooth,
should always be treated, whoa exposed, with
view to its restoration to hcs'th. u4e no cic1p
alloys for filing; nY fees are mucn less than az.
usually chNgad 70: tho a8ma cl.ss CT vn.k
Gold filing from $3.50 up; other work a. pro.
portionately low rates.
w. DONNALLY, .. D.S.,
Graduate Dental Depart
Univ. Of Michigan.
Office: Washington stlae!, Il door from 9, e.
corner King. sr1 -2m
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL %. 1891
St's rises...-..".. - SIN 8cis............ %
:AS1TI1i.
Str Geo LeGry, Norfolk. 10 hooe.
Schr C!a'G Z Gin'psoa, Miadacs. q s, 10 W
Z Snoot
CLZAHRD
Sir George i4Gafy, Norfolk, by p & nooe
Str V ATreWsmj!h, lover Potonac, by Po-
tom.c Ferry Coyopany.
schr lien Greene, ucoFsstn. by + A Feed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-23

HE ALEXANDRIA REFORM CLuH.-T'hc tsli
OF the alexandria Reform Club Pas i.2okc5 lsat
eight 10 lie utGCS, capacity, the OCCASION being
the regular race!ing cf TIE Clc5. After The
lrapssc 100 CT some r0ut;0e business, usdsr The
head For tho Gpod Of Tho Cua" sdGrtsses
wafo made b; II, u. FL Z tho President. Il.
I. Pit:s, and h. y. Hsryisoo. aId 50 liter
os'iaq inrs:cL ;r3GiGlno was rttdered. T.
lady friend CT the club sacg. with Miss Carrie
Medley Presiding st the organ, \ 1t Ashamed
81 J,s.s,' ard Miss f.oy Gri2S ssre O7cr tho
iinr" After Other music = he R3i0rn Club
uhcir The meeting adjourned.
Rv. Mr.. Yfa1dway, Of tho II. =. CHutGh.
'7iit preside ever tho Gospel TEN aera0o, n.s@t.
i7g lc The hsl! OF TIE Reform CIlo 70 sAa,r;@
n!teTocon
i TEMPERANCE IlCKET. Fer scmo iilla
rast The qaes'ioo OF putting 81 iudopecdeot
ticket 10 the f,lG to be vo;cd FIR St tbs e!tc-
uoo iD May has been dic!'s0G bg tho tcmr'T
s2co men CT tho Gig, ara it has ST Isl h2en d..
cded 20 call mss necIi1g Of thc !fiarts {!
TEMPERATE; ct Harmonic Hs!!. Oh yhu:sday
night nGx;. 10 consider The ACCESSIBILITY Of slch
ser. Thet Temperance. ~ 'c;tlZ.a'
ticket will co selected n: this, 0, s3no su3>c'
G12ot meeting, there is 20 dcU5'.
4 EUG5gR WITH A GOSPEL TRUMPET The
ititw.sc 6Vta rs .tosi7c,: IS .fs otii;s yesler
Gay:
WASHINGTON April 81, 1881.
Ia the eat0r Of the alexandria Ga=ette:
P:csse aDroGlc. 10 youE yapcr ;h,t Bag e
OF u'Ft's C=Ve:ly vii, sourd the G05pe
trumpet Sabbath a'ierDlon st 8 n. III. c,rnc.
fariaz X kUc srGe's }. CAVNAUGH
CsSVErfti from Ia Il M, q n {2huTch.
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Il. FORMERS BEER Coo per dtz,n &. EC'
EURNET'S. Is titles uu.s be returned
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TIE MAM ESsEI.s.--Thj wsr vessel; Al
lScf.G q! |. Is c!iy Continue 10 be the crest ob
J&c3 Z: "!t!h iioa, Largo umber3 # ladies and
scHiicciNa. 80! : !ls2 from Washington, visited
TIA v-,sa.- - cay sud were recaivoi with msrk.
~ c,Nr.'sg ~ in1 Ct3,rg OF the several ships.
ihc ti!i-.r5 - !Eo vc,sca Press themselves
nn2E pleased Win The ko:pitabie manner in
zach iCcy t@Ia .. eI received by the ci iZ,ns
% Alag !t.tr;a s!:3 say they ara not anxious TO
20 GIdefni aT..G. 1t Twelve o'clock Secretary
.! the NsVy HUT ana party Of ladies' and
gentlemen, VISITED Rear Admiral Wymsn, on
thr Ne" .Afge Z saHt1 OF 10 guns VAS fred
from tao H,F.sm cuth II honor Of The visit OF the
@ecratarf. Hy MONDAY 81 the sailors attached
70 the 7cs;eis will be transported to Washington,
whore .sey will fase part in tho ceremonies g..
tending tEe uGveing Of the E6rragut ststuo
FISH REr@RT-Oio tuo!rli eni fifty
ti.oIs.pG htI.lnS AID fi7o thous ,nd sh,d Sc
r.v4d 81 F,9ttow3 10 day, and sold AZ fellows
Sind 50 10 $40 rir hundred; hoTtiog Sc to
IS 81 per thousand.
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UNIVERSITY LOchL INANlSATIoN.-- Ihii
cxauinatlc.. wEjsh lis. becm IL progress ~ St
j0hn's Academy since IhuT2day morning end
Cd 81 noon tc-faJ, G23 the papers will be. cs7.
ricd 10 tho University for examination hy the
rToaeI professors Tho youag gsn;ieTnco wac
stood the eEGrcjAs!ion sc; Eeraain L, Part
iow. Hs11i50tbGr- Va: Charles ~. Seswc'l
Gloucester c. u VS.; Sloaews!! Jackson Gen
tTy, GJIdoGsvii;a Va; William Z Parilow,
EsfriSonOucG, ": h.ijaa z, White. L2uioun,
Vs.; Charles Z. M9r2an, La1ns7t:own, I'D ;
Charles i. GiGdjng: j., Loud2ua county. Va
ian:.c9 ::'ndHein, AiexsT dIia VI aud Fcs;k
1crEc7 CbsEbs7i0: Washington, y ( csie!a
5! tA5 scade:ny, and L.awroEc? Is Hs22s. PETE;
j, L3:hen and Eeorcc WCC!a. Of d N!o1s1'
Gt!a, pup.Ie OF Washington School, No | Thag
Al speak n tho highest torras Of tho skill, pc.
:Ionca, and kindness Of Ercf. Bingham, vic
conducted tho c&9rijna!ioH, ed Csr.. i.
kemper, who sssistei him
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CLyAi. RI
= LENA. S. FREDERICKSBURG, Il, W.

F.. The scc2.4 medallion Of patsons desiring 10
vs! w ntnlngton, on the occ ,siln OF TIM uaveii.
ing @! lha Fstrtgut Statue, Mondsy 18Th inst
Speclsl KxIr, Tlsius VIII be run f.om Ale1an
Urls 20 Washington; lesviag AIc1snd,is ct go
{. N aid II 81 e. ~. Washington time.
Ed s. YOUNG,
api3-l! A G. T. A:
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Elrsinl@: CORPORATION Court OF tho city o!
Alexandria. CLERKS Office Apr:l 22d. 1881.
This certificate of limited ps!tne.ahip W.. rre-
stn!ed and having been scknowledgc i before q
NotsIy Public admitted to record
Testo: MORTON MARYE, Clerk,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-05-26
SOutheasterings.

THE Greenbackers propose q reunion
at Charleston in August.
MORE families from Pennsylvania
are expected in Ripley county.
THE army worm has appeared In
Big Prairie, New Madrid county.
WHEAT in Washington and Reyn.
olds counties looks unusually well.
THE melon bug Is destroying the
vines near Diehlstadt and Melon Switch.
THE painters Of De Soto have formed
union and established scale of prices.
THE acreage of cotton planted In
Pemiscot county is small. because Of the ov-
erfow.
ARMY worms by the millions are in
vadinx the wheat fields of Cape Girardeau
county.
THERE are oak trees in Cape Girar-
deau county that measure eleven feet in
diameter.
THE West Plains Seminary Is pro-
crossing fnely under the management Of
Prof. H. N. Phillips.
THE citizens of Ripley county will
try to get the Cape Girardeau railroad *
tended through Doniphan.
PROF. w. H. CAMPBELL hal. been
re-engaged to teach the Charleston Public
School for the next scholastic year.
w. T. HOFFMAN, who attempted to
kill U. B. Miller at Essex, Stoddsrd county,
and fed to Texas, has been arrested and
brought back for trial.
THE army worm is damaging wheat
and other crops in some parts Of Scott county.
Fields are filed with thousands, and farmsra
are ditching against them.
In StOddard county q contract hai
been made BY which medicine and medical at.
teution to the paupers of that county will be
furnished at ninety dollars year.
THE case against VIM. Helterbrand
for the murder Of Hugo vsth, in Jefferson
county. was concluded at Hillsb0ro on the
18th, and resulted in verdict of not guilty.
AN adjourned term of the Butler
County Circuit Court will be held at Poplar
Bluff on the third Monday in June, for the
purpose OF disposing Of some criminal cases.
THE Little River Valley and Arkan.
sas Narrow Guage Railroad, running from New
Madrid to Maiden has been sold to . company
that IL building narrow guage road from
Cairo to Mexico. The price paid for the road
was Sc, 900 . mile.