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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-20

Louisiana State Lottery COmnanI

Incorporated In 1905 for Is years by the Legisia.
tute for educational and charitable pIfpOsOs-wIlh
capital Of 81 900 0O0-iO which 4 reserve fund OF
over $50 0OO has since been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote, iS franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution,
adopted December 4, A. D. 1870
Us grand single number drawings will tAEe place
monthly.
Ing Distribution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-20

CtosiSd out for the next Thirty days ioI
81 Meas Heavy Boots and Shoes at cost,
i. v, BLOND.
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Gotp and silver watches chains, charms,
ETC., ETC., at Hebfank's 1871 Market street.
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COLLARS, Cuffs, Lace Ties, Null Ties, FisusI'
Mufiers, &C., at Geo, g, Roth'S
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pROpOsAls TO ERECT 0UTBulLD.

I INC,
Proposals to erect building for water closets, With
the necessary plumbing, at the new school build.
Ing IN Centre subdIstflCt Will 10 received W he
undersigned until DECEMBER 9th, ISL, h :
O'clock r. ".
The building Is to DO constructed and the pnhb
Ing done IN accordance with the plan and Iptyiha
lions for the Mme when may be- seen on and After
Tuesday, December nth, lhsl, nj the Office Of T. "
Howard, architect, No l.O7 Main street.
BIDS should specify forwhRl amount the building
will be constructed and plumbing done separately
Proposals should be addressed to Committee "a
Buildings and Grounds Office Of the Board VI ".
ucatlOn, No, 1915 Market Street. ........
II, II. PENDLETON,
del0 Clerk Hoard Of Education,
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LACE TIES, Lace FlshueS, great va
rlety, at SPEYER BROS.


The following shows the range Of the thet.
n0melGr, Us Observedat schnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday
gAS,iaN,SEA7f.Nl7A.N,i2 N.S I. NJ IN.
ID 81 SO 80 90 10 ~ "
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NrcE line Of gold.headed canes at 1Tebrank
BROS. 1877 Market street.
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pRY GOODS.
Occasion EItTaOldilatT4I

So the French putt and the great French
stores, such as the Louvre and Bon Marehsr
have rouling Sale or Occasion every few
weeks. We don't like the system but try to
make every day equally good for buyers 70
come to U.s. Such tims has now come to
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BAKING POWDER,

ouR line Of Holiday goods Is complete, and
we are selling them Cheap. Gro. @. ROTII.
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You have never seen such Wraps for the
prices. Go 10 Emsheimer's near Second
Ward Market 1fyou are in need Of one you
Will buy.
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wELLSBURG.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, JAMES HOTEL.

David Lewis, Pomeroy. II. l. Castor, Wheeling.
John N, Evans, BollRIre W. 7. barnes, BelAlre.
]. L, Wiley, Falrmount. W. j. Coroner, City.
AEel Smith, EluOrc, o. Frank Smith, Elmore, O
j. 81. Curay, BOSlon,W.V. @, A. Hudson, WellSb'gh
s. A. Carney, Silver HILL s. Carney, Silver I'LL.
A. Jolteir Litteton. A. u. Ice, Littleton, VIVA
ThOS hurry, BellaIrO. D. Shabby, Fairmount.
A. Parker, Columbus A. ~ Marks, Canton.
@. l.. Wetty, Toronto. u. Murray, Mt. Hope.
O. y, PeddIcOrd. BALTIC. W. L. stOtSherry, B.&O. Ry
E. A. Frost 4 wife, Wells. T. X. Riley, Washington.
J. Written, Monroe Co, o. y, H. Tracey CITY.
@. A. Leld, City. c. +. Place, Philadelphia
s. Eaton, New York. J. y. Mordoh, Bul ham.
J. DixtFy, Cincinnati, ". Busbey, Cross Creek
A. N. Buchanan, WpllG'g J. lleathOr1e, Ashland
A. N. Richard, Man'tO1. q, 4, Wells, GloyersGAp
D. E steenrOd st. CaiS. ] II. Patterson, st. Glars
X. N. Kelley. Str. Andes Miss ESamb0rne Hunt'n
Q. r. Gibson, sharpI'gh. J. Y. Swaney, City
]. X, FRwn, Columbus. ]. NJ MCDANIEL. Coltim,
J. Reed, Datnesville, o. s, X, Hume, Cumberland
Mrs Carpenter, Barnes ]. Conner, Cumberland
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE1BUGGIES, PIIAET0Ns,
IL and Wagons Now Is the time for bagAinG
Also nne Dnit Horses for sale j. W. FERKELLt
CIR. Main and Twentieth streets OClO
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UNouE dinner, tea and chamber sets at w
II. Rinehart & Bros, 1915 Market street.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.
DARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

wantCd-LIvc Agents Handsome profits aDd
ready sales arc warranted, Agents can clear lFOn
81 10 80 per day by selling The burglar prOpi alarm
lock for door and windows Something entirely
new IN tie way Of lock. Call at 81. james Hotel
lIOOm72, LOCK MAN
40
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Chinchllia Cloaks at the ridicuously low
price OF 81 80, worth s.; others In proper
ton All kinds OF Flannels, Dress Goods
blankets, Comforts, Shawls, Cloths, Cash.
nleres, Underwear, Hose, Handkerchiefs
Gloves, Corsets, Wall Paper, Oil Cloths, Win.
dow Blinds, &C., &C., at astonishing low
prices for cash.
Our Cheap Table Is laden with useful arti.
cles at about half price. II you wish to save
money do not fail to call, and come prepared
for YOU cannot fall 10 buy,
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lIO4 & IIO6 MAIN STREET
TO ANNOUNCE
A GRAND OCCASION !

1881 70 lar has been the largest years bust
ness We have ever done, and now We desire to
say that We hayo determined to put the an
nual sales far beyond anything ever reached
before by US. There is not day to lose as
tho season Is passing We have therefore pre-
pared all tho inducements We can offer, and
they GO INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.
We take the people into our confidence and
ask for return ofsconGlOnce, AND GET 1T
because the people find out exactly what can
bs depended on. Now then, this is to say
that this OCCASION is based on the cleanest,
Newest and Best Stock we can possibly get
together,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
.TIAX NOTICE.

TNAX NOTICE.
real estate, remaining In my hands on The lntdlJ
Of January unpaid Will BE- placed In the hAnlI d
JuIliGo Tor collection, This Is positively the lit
notice, GEO H. IlNGLk,
deli FX.ghCtI0 Ohin COUNTY,
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New Goods Of Spleldid Character

Are Offered low for tho purpose OF driving
up and along the sales to fur Guido the best
endeayou Of former seasons,
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Pianos and organs on easy payments and
at lowest prices.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

CHEEK-ITs USE AND ABUSE" No
my son, cheek is not better than wis
dom; it is not better than modesty /;
it is not better than anything. Don't
listen to the siren who tells you to
blow your own horn or it will never be
footed upon. The world is not to be de-
ceived by cheek, and it does search for
merit, and when it finds it merit is rewar-
ded. Cheek never deceives the word, my
son. 1t appears to do so to the cheeky
man, but he is the one who is deceived.
Do you know one cheeky man, in all your
acquaintance who is not reviled for his
cheek the moment his back is turned?
Is the world not continually drawing dis
tinctions between check and merit? Al
most everybody hates u cheeky man, my
son. Society tires at the brassy glare OF
his face, the noisy assumption of his for
wardness. The triumphs of check are
only apparent. He bores his way along
through the world, and frequently better
people give way to him. But so they give
way, my boy, for man with paint pot
in each hand. Not because they respect
the man with the paint pot particularly
but because they want to take care OF
their clothes. You sell goods without it.
and your customers won't run and hide in
the cellar when they see you coming
Burdette.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29
For the Smyrna Times.
'fhe Welsh Tract.
FARIS-MOORE.-NEw CASTLE COUNTY AND
BALTIMORE.

The first English settler of the "Welsh
Tract" )" in New Castle county, is said to
have been William Faris. Of his family
know but little. His son Jacob married.
Sarah Sharp of Pencadcr Hundred. Their
daughter Sarah Sharp Faris, married DR..
Jacob Moore, an eminent physician in his
day. He was the son of William Moore
who married Rachael Boulden, sister of
well known farmers.
The father of William Moore, emigrated
from Derry, Ireland, and was perhaps the
first Irish settler on the "Welsh Tract"
DR.. Jacob Moore left two sons, who in
different spheres and professions have
each made their mark.
The Rev. VIM. E. Moore, d. d.. a promi-
nent minister of the Presbyterian church,
in Columbus, Ohio. He was a delegate to
the Pan Presbyterian Council, which as
semblcd in Edinburg, in 1877.
The other son Jacob Faris Moore, NJ. d..
resides in Baltimore City, Md He was
born at Port Penn, Feb. 20, 1926. Gradu-
ated at the Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, Pa, in 1S49
In 1856 he was elected secretary of the
Maryland College of Pharmacy and il
1861, one of its Professors and in 1872. it,
President.
In 1868, he was elected President Of the
| American Pharmaceutical Association, anC
brought before that Scientific body many
valuable papers. He was one of the com
mittee for the revision of the Natiopa
PharmacOp@ia.
In 1858, he married Mary Elizabetl
Rice, daughter of William Rice, of New
Castle county, Mrs. Moore died in 1866
her two surviving children are Estelle ant
Clarence Faris Moore.
DR.. Moore is an elder in the Presbyter
ian church and has been a delegate to
number of annual sessions of the Genera
Assembly of that church He has beer
honored by the citizens of Baltimore t
the election Of numerous official position
of honor and trust. In his private, pro
fessional and official relations, he is mos
highly esteemed. f. w.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29
Publications.

LIGHT AND LIFE. For Sunday School,
new music book edited by r. NJ. Mcintosh
and published by the well-known house
of Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston. Light
and Life has been very carefully prepared
by Mr.. Mcintosh, and creates very favor
able impression on first sight, by reason
not only of the bright, clean cut appear
ance of its pages and title cover, but by
the unusual excellence of its contents,
which have been especially chosen to give
to sabbath school teachers and scholars an
entirely fresh collection of hymns and
tunes, either original or selected which
will add a pleasing change to their work
and exercises. Mr. McIntOsh's reputation
as an author of ability is widely and favor
ably known, and his previous efforts in
this direction have been very successful
Good News" by the same author meet
ing with very rapid and extended sales.
Price for single copy 50 cts.
Lippincotrs Magazine.-KnebwOth the
ancestral seat of the Bulwer-LyttOns, is
the subject of the opening article in the
July number of the above named magazine
written by Mr.. William II. Rideing, to
whom ample facilities for the purpose
were afforded by Lord Lytton. In 200
logical Curiosities" DIR. Oswald continues
his very entertaining account of "Oul
Four Relatives" with some pi
quaint illustrations. Palmetto Leaves,
by Rev. Robert Wilson, is a capital sketcl
of Charleston, S. c., Ranch-Cure," by
Alfred Terry Bacon, may be regarded a.
supplementary to DIR. S. Weir Mitchell'
well-knOwn papers on "Camp-Cure,
There are other choice articles, and thc
whole number is especially suitable fo
summer reading, and begins the seconC
volume of the new series.
Frank Lcslie's Popular Monthly for July
This ably conducted magazine present
rare attractions, both literary and artistic
in the latest issue. The opening article
entitled Benjamin Disraeli Earl Of Bea
consfield," is particular interesting; it i
admirably illustrated. Recollections o
Cadet Life Forty Years Ago." "The Ian
cashire Witches" "The South African
Trader" "Among Lombard Cities, 9TH
Islands of the Bay Shore" (by N. Robin
SOM, etc, etc., possess great merit, and ar
profIsely illustrated. GA Late RemOrse,
; Mr.. Benedict's intensely interesting serial
and short stories by S. Annie Frost, B. c
Cordell, Jane G. Austin and other popula
writer's; with several excellent sketches
f afford pleasant reading. Address, Franl
: Lesli's Publishing House, IS, 55 and 5
Park Plack, New York. .....
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29
EARTH'S ANGELS.

Why come not spirits from the realms of glory
To visit earth, as in days of old
The times of ancient writ and sacred story?
IL heaven more distant or has earth grown cold?
OFT have gazed, when sunset clouds receding,
Waved like rich banners of host gone by
TO catch the CLEAN of some white pinlon speeding
Along the confines of the glowing sky.
And Oft when midnight stars in distant chillness
We are calmly burning, listened late and long,
But Natures pulse beat on in solemn stiffness,
Bearing no echo of the Seraphs song
To Bethlehem's mir was their last anthem given
When other stars before the one grew dim!
Was their last presence known in Peters prison?
Or where exulting martyrs raised their hymn?
And are they oil within the veil departed?
There CLEANS no wealth along the empyrean now
And many tear from human eyes has started
Since angels touch has calmed mortal brow
No! Earth has angels, though their forms are moulded
But of such clay as fashions all below;
Tho harps are wanting. and bright pinions folded
We know them by the love light on their brow
have seen angels by the sick ones pillow,
Theirs was the soft tone and the soundless tread;
When smiten hearts were dropping like the willow
They stood between the living and the dead"
And If my sight, by earthly dimness hindered,
Beheld no lowering GheFubim In aiF
doubted nOt-for spirits know their kindred
They smiled upon the wingleSs watchers there
There have been angels in the gloomy prison
In crowded halls-by the lone widows hearth
And when they passed. the fallen have uprsen-
The giddy paused-the mourners hope had birth.
have seen ore whose eoqnence commanding
Reused the rich echoes of the human breast
The Establishments of wealth aud ease withstanding
That hope might reach the suffering and opprest;
And by his side there moved a form of beauty,
StIe wing sweet flowers along the path of life,
And looking up with meek and love bent duty
called her angel, but he called her wife!
Oh, many spirit walks the world unheeded
That when its veil of sadness is laid down
Shall soar alOft with pinions unimpeded,
Wearing its glory like starry crown
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

HAUNTED ME.--A Wotkingman says
I" Debt, poverty and suffering haunted me
for years, caused by sick family and large
bills for doctoring, which did no good. ]
was completely discouraged, until one
year ago, by the advice of my pastor, ]
procured Hop Bitters and commenced their
use, and in one month we were all we'll
and none of us have been sick a day since
and want to say to all poor men, you can
keep your families well year with HoT
Bitters for less than one doctors visit Will
! cost. ~ Christian AdUocate. 4I
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

GOOD NEws.-No more Chills and Ague
in this section. Our Druggists is selling
an article called Ague CoDqueror. 1t is
about the only satisfactory preparation
sold for the cure of Fever and Ague, Dumb
Chills, Intermittent or Bilious Fevers,
The proprietor ofthe Ague Conqueror has
used but little energy to make this medi-
cine known, and yet its sales are immense
in Ague Districts. 1t purifiss the blood,
Liver and other Secretory organs so effect
ually that the Chills do not return even
when persons have had them for years,
Entirely vegetable preparation, Price,
so cents and 81 per bottle. Two doses win
stop the chills. s. sl9 I
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29
All Sorts from all Sources.

The robin is robbin' the cherry tree.
All shades of yellow are greatly in
vogue.
Very little jewclry is worn with white
toilets.
The star spangled banner, as the Nation
al flag of the United States, was 1O4 wears
old last week.
The American mosquito has made his
appearance in LondOn,-a most unwel-
come visitor
Baggage smashers have begun to divide
their time between firing around Saratoga
trunks and swear words.
Anna Dickinson says: Women are
seldom deceived" They are exceedingly
fortunate. We men often are.
a Kansas youth has eloped with mar
ried woman with nine children. Nothing
like getting a good start in life.
1t is said that $lOOOOOOOO will be re-
quired to pay pensions next year. This
year $70,00O,O00 will be expended.
The making and printing of postal cards
Is to be transferred from Holyoke, Mass,
to CastletOn, on the Hudson river.
Salem, Mass, has been lighted with elec-
tricity for the last nine months, and re-
ports saving of over $1,000 a year.
An exchange says, "The vacation sea
son has begun, and many anxious dry
goods salesmen and clerks are waiting fol
an order Qfa rest
The dome of the cathedral at Rome i.
Illuminated inside and out by the Siemen,
electric light, and the effect is described
as brilliant and charming.
Mr.. Buckley, the late Colonel Thoma.
A. Scott's sOn-in-law, paid $1,000 for a sea-
in the Board of Brokers, the highest price
ever paid for the privilege in Philadelphia
A favorite game at the seaside is tryin,
to distinguish between city bellies anc
their maids when both are in the waite
together. Much money is lost and wol
on it,
George l. Seney, of Ney York, Sunday
donated $4,000 to the Wesleyan Femal
College, Macon, Ga, making $4,000 give
by him to the college within two months
FOrty-fve thousand dollars will be ex
pended at once in the erection of a ne,
college building.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

This country is menaced with another
visit from Mr.. Parnell. The rumor is
revived that he intends to leave Mr., Nc
Carthy in charge of the Irish Stalwarts,
and to retire for a season to the American
base of supplies. When he came before it
was on an errand of mercy. The unhap-
piest of Islands was passing through dark
waters, and the hearts of Americans went
out to her in her hour of distress Yet at
the moment when the generous impulses
of our native-born population were stirred
he cOntrived to estrange public sympathy
by the violence and indecency of his har-
rangues. If he returns it will not be for
charity's sake, but to put money in the
League purse. He may meet with noisy
demonstrations from the Land League or
carnations on this side, but the mass Of
our people have found him out-N. Y
| Tribune
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

1t sounds funny to hear of thousands of
Americans going to Europe to escape pos
sible summer diseases in this country,
when the death rate in foreign cities,
where they spend most of their time, is
greater than at home NoITistOiCn Herald.
But just think how nice it must be to have
ones home papers saying that one died in
Paris or Rome or Venice, instead of in
Squashtown, Pumpkin Hollow or Mud
vile.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

Kidney complaints of all descriptions
are relieved at once, and speedily cured
by Kidney-WOrt. 1t seems intended by
nature for the cure of all diseases of the
kidneys caused by weakness and debility.
Its great tonic powers are especially direc-
ted to the removal of this class of diseases.
We know of persons that have suffered for
thirty years that have been permanently
cured by taking Kidney-Wort short
time. Try it, either liquid or dry.-Sun.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

When you get smashed up in a railway
collision it may be some consolation to re-
fleet that every passenger car wrecked
cost the company from $4,000 to $500,
while Pullman cars average from 5000 to
$4,000 and the locomotives would be
cheap at $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

A Delaware deacon calls our attention
to the fact that the familiar quotation
"Oh! that men should put an enemy in
their mouths to steal away their brains, y
is omitted in the revised edition of the
New Testament. We had not noticed
this before,
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

A smooth complexion can be had by
every lady who will use Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Regulating the internal organs
and purifying the blood it quickly removes
pimples and gives healthy bloom to the
cheek. See notice.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

Mr.. VennOr's prediction for July, sent
to the Cincinnati Commercial, are here
copied: Il regret to have to warn you OF
a'hot and stormy July, with frequent dis
astrous storms of wind, hail and rain
throughout those sections in which the
June storms have been so severely felt.
The month will resemble that of 1880,
rather than 1879"
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

Mr.. Orlando Weatherbee, says an ex-
change of ours, proprietor "The Spencer
Pharmacy" Spencer, Mass, reports: My
customers speak very highly of the Great
German remedy, St. Jacobs Oil, it having
always given excellent satisfaction. One
of them, Mr.. Henry Belcher, has been
greatly benefited by its use in case OF
severe rheumatism, and he refers to it in
terms of highest praise. Cleaveland Leader.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

The proprietors Of Kendall's SPAWN
Cure have hundreds of letters ON file
speaking in the highest terms of the bene-
fits derived from its use, when you find
one case where it has failed to give relief
there are hundreds where it has proven a
success. Read their advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

What this country most needs just now
is railroad switch with spring gun at
tachment, 50 that it cannot be misplaced
without killing the switchman.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

Honest men find wet weather very ex-
pensive. Three new umbrellas week Il
the average.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

Miss Minnie Palmer, the actress, is u
contract with her manager, not to n
for five years, 5000 forfeit being the
ing force. Her manager is a fatl
kind of individual and is determined
Minnie shall not marry until she has
ed enough to support a husband con
ably.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

1t is very evident that this world badly
needs little practical common sense in
the administration of its affairs. Listen
to the philosopher of the Detroit Free
Press: "There are not more than three
thousand professional burglars in America
and yet to keep them out of our homes
we pay s5,OOO,OOO year for locks, bolts
and fasteners. Ten thousand dollars a
piece a wear would hire them to be good"
Smyrna times., 1881-06-29

Ga Goods delivered to any part of Smyrna, Duck
Creek, Spruance City, Clayton, or Smyrna Landing.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20

NOR SALE--Five pure Southdown Bucks.
~ Also 20 pure Poland China Pigs, SIX
weeks Old. ALOEID NE Win.
alE2 -tldSltw Stanton. Del
Daily Republican., 1881-08-20
RUBY ACADEMY
The Coming Term OfThis POpular
school Tor Bows.

That excellent and popular Sarool for
boys, Rugby academy, will open for the
fall term on the first Monday in Sep.
temhrr, with the increased prospects to
which II is justly entitled by It's higl,
merits. DR.. Samue. ". Murphy, the
principal OF Rugby, aims 10 make hi
school one of the highest standing in the
country. His course Of training is o,
the best, and he aims to ins1il into his
students good morals as wel us sound
earning
The class rooms Of Rugby academy are
pleasant and homtlike, and i'll all re-
spsrts adapted to the Use 10 which they
are put, and tie Institution Is II most
thorough one. The course Of study com
priSes al the branch, OF "A iippra Eng
lish and classical edit cation and in some
of III" more important Departments
SPECIAL pains are taken. In chemi try
and' philosophy he lads are taught to
work out experiments in II practira.
way on an improved apparatus. The
primary department for littls boys is
one Of the best, and it is regarded AS one
o. the most important branches of the
school. Tie department. Of prnmau-
ship needs no further mention than that
Prpl. Pierce, employed specially tor
Rugby, is in charge 1t has an eXce.-
lent gymnasium, aud " military drill is
one OF the regular features. It. is ila.
possible TO do justice to Rugby in a
short notice lik" this, but it Is s. we'll
known that ii needs no Communications