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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-03
TnE IN AXIOM
Falls through On Account Of Tho AeIi'
of The Council Last Friday hlEhl.

Falls through on AeeOunt Of hsA eIi0n
Of The Council Last Friday hiEhI.
This Committee on Fire Department met
at the City building last night Present:
Criswell, Robinson, Orscrait, DuuIing,
Halter and Wellington. The attorneys:
Dovensr for Ksnney, and Russell for Ec'
Giles, we're also present, besides . large
crowd OF witnesses and others interested
directly or indirectly in the proceedings.
1t was alter s O'Clock when Mr.. Oriswell,
Chairman Of the committee said; This
meeting was appointed 70 further investi'
gate the charges agAinst Thomas kenney,
but since our last meeting . new ordinance
has been passed, which obviates the
necessity OF further proceedings, and 90 !
understand, that the oppostng counsel
coincide with this view OF the case, l can
nee no uae OF further action on our part.
We are, in other words, as | believe the
lawers put 1t, tunctH o6fciO..
MI. DunuinR-"lthlnk that Nj. Kenny
should have the privilege o. viudiGating
himseli, and also Mr. Eccles, II the
charges are true all right, II not MI
Kenny should bs set right"
Mr., Uriswsll-"So far a. practical results
are concerned in the outcome, there are
none to Mr. Kenny, The ordinance su
perveues our power in the matter,
Can't, DoVener-T There were charges
preferred against us which he had 9 hight
10 defend and combat, but the ordinance
OF last Tuesday took 1t out OF our power 10
Ido ANYTHING. 1t has taken 1t out Of the
hands of this committee and placed II
absolutely In the hands Of the Ohtei. |
apprehend it leaves US in just such a
shape As the recent act OF the Legislature
did the County courts, all their docket
and other business were transferred to the
Circuit Court, The ordinance settles the
matter and the Chief is absolute, A con
tinuation OF the hearing would be barren
oil results TO u.s."
Mr.. notwithstanding TO the terms @
the new ordinance there Ia no power lel
the committee either TO remove or lnVesli
gate, Consequently there 10 no iurthel
necessity for action. The committe hAC
no further Jurisdiction in the matter, anC
It would be useless 10 proceed.
Mr.. RobInson--'I move the case be dis
missed"
Mr., Russell-"Had you not better "a
sign the reason"
Mr., OrsCrais-"Yes; IS the ordinance
lops of our power aud also that oil Ooun
eli In The matter, go that we are az good al
dead in the matter"
The committee then adjourned. and 81
Capt. ECCles got up 10 go out, DoVeneI
handed him \ paper, which read rs fol
lows
To Wm. Ecdes, Chief Of The Fire Department
WesIing'
sIR;-I hereby tender my resignation
as hostIer at the Vigilent engine house, Il
take effect ut once. THoS. +. KENNY.
The chief Ut once replied:
Your resignation is received and hereb!
accepted. VIM EcGLEs'
had been vindicated he would have re
signed, as he wouldn't have served undo
ECClea anyhow.
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pACIs AHD
oar MAJ Around IOWp-JOitiREH O'
GOssIp and GOiSEs on.

oar mai Around IOiiinEH Of
G0ssip and GOiSEa Do.
RRcoRDKR Hook Issued mi marriage
license yesterday.
TuE Horse Committee Of the State Fair
Association met Rt the City Hall yssisr-
day afternoon, and arranged the premium
list for trials Of speed,
A DIED made August I'd, by, d. b;
BaRulsy and vile to George B and Alfred
Caldwell Tor lot No. IL, West Side, Tor
81 1875, wAs admitted to record in the Re
corder's office yesterday.
SoME naughty little boys threw stones
through q street car window IN NORM
Wheeling yesterday, and Miss HELM, 4
passenger, was badly cut about the lace
by q fragment,
THE Mennerchor Singing Society went
ont to Pleasant Valley in . body Monday
night, md made things pleasant for Mr..
+. Q. ArbenI, the President, who in turn
treated his guests in a truly hospltable
manner,
THa State Superintendent has called q
meeting OF the Board oil Regents OF the
Normal schools, 70 be held At the Capitol
on the 18th inst, 70 appvtnt teachers IoF
the Normal schools and transact such
other business ~ may come before the
Board.
LIEUTENANT SYLyIs furnishes the follow
ing report Of the ines paid into the city
Treasury, and those assessed and unpaid
Fines assessed, $685. 6nes paid, S26Si un'
paid, $l20; lookup lees paid, S6O vi ser
gsant's fees, 1921 75i Clerks fees, s2W ~
total, $647 05,
A MEETING OF the Directors OF thu
Wheeling aud Elm Grove road was held !
day or two Eince. ut which the reslgna
ttons OF Bishop j. j, Kahn and U, U
Dewey, Esq.I were presented and accept
cd, and in their places Anton Rsyman AMI
NJ. LOTUS were elected.
THR Blue Goose Fishing Club left yes
terday fJr Middle leland. The members
are az iollows% Frank Booth and vile
Cecil Robinson aud wife, Harry Mende
and wife, Miss Mamie Cecil, Jim Cecil
Hannan Whalley, Ella House, Franz
House, George Digby and Percy Dlgby
Pittsburgh,
THR Pittsburgh Telegraph Of yesterday
says: "Those who propose 10 work FOL
Ohio county, West Virginia, must agree t
work pretty cheAplY. At meeting yes
tsrday OF the county officials, County Engl
neer Smith stated that a new law coulc
only be- construed into meaning 70 cent
per day for ordinary laborers. Naturally
few lAborers are to DO had" County
Engineer Smith stated nothing OF the kind
What he did say was that some road sur
yeyorS 20 construed the law, and Thu
Board fixed the rate per day for labor OF
the county roads Ut 81 70 per day, So
there now.
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"ssy," hailed a bosom friend Of the 70.
portst's Yesterday, do you want TO know
Of a scheme to make big money!"
The reporter acknowledged that like
the rest Of The human family he had a
weakness Tor accommodating a little spare
change.
"WSil, II will have to be a CombinA.
ton. My scheme is to buy up oil the dog
muIEles Ia the city, and then get you re-
poftets to work up a big by dtophobia
panic In the papers. Do you tumble"
We did. We tumbled past him into 4
drug store and reflected on The scheme
over a glass ol Deep Rock.
Its barely possible, but too risky Tor the
reporter TO put bis capital into.
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Charles Loobsy and Mike Kelly, the
two steamboat fireman arrested at The
"Pewiky" depot on Monday night, were
fined in the Police Court yesterday morn.
ing, and pending their removal to the
xotkhouse were locked up In the cell on
the south side Of the lookup, near the
yard. The three quarter inch iron bars Of
the cell seemed 10 have formed no ob.taeIe
10 the efforts oithe prisoners to escape IA
they forced them apart and climbing ont
In the yard made theft escape withont
trouble, They we're goheiully 20 minutes
before their departure was noticed, when
an effort was made TO hunt them up, but
uneucCesOfully. They hail from Cihcln.
natl,
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Dr. s. N. Hopkins, Of North Wheeling,
has been having a high old time with the
State Board Of Health on account Of biz
alleged inability TO either furnish a diplo.
ma or stand the test Of an examination.
He hrst became involved in a fumpus
with Dr.. Reeves, for which he was fined
Ave dollars, and 10 now ConstFuCtiyely
under arrest for violating the recently
enacted statute In regard 10 the practice Of
medicine. In regard 10 the last named
affair his attorneys yesterday procured a
writ Of habeds corpus fram Judge Melvin
requiring Constable Lauchlin to produce
the body Of said Hopkins this afternoon
In court. II is said 10 be the object Of
Hopkins lawyers to test the validity and
Constitutionalty Of the act.
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IUsrICh,s JOrrINGs.
4 collection OF Little Grimes Disposed
OF by rWO Justices Yesterday.

4 Collection OF Little Grimes Disposed
Of By rWO Justices Yesterday.
Squire PHILIPPE disposed Of the follow.
ing business yesterday;
Mary and Louisa Clu'E, who were
charged by Albert Pope with assault and
battery, were discharged.
William Curry, for Cutslng q man named
Brooks, was fined 81 and costs.
James Lawless charged W. Gardiner
with asssulting him, but Lawleas paid The
costs.
Henry Brunhaus charged Dick Gafdi.
ner with dlsorderly conduct, but subse
ouently paid the costa and withdrew the
charge.
Levi Smith was Gned s. and costs for
abusing his wife, and Ia default OF pay.
ment was senttn jail.
An individual named DuAlap was fined
81 for q breach oil The peace.
Squire Felbet issued a warrant yester.
day Tor Annie Pope, who is charged by
Dora GluiS with assault and battery.
Hearing set for Saturday.
Benjamin Jackson swore out a variant
fot Ebene1er Sawyer, changing him with
isfnlcAlion. A certificate OF marriage,
by The Rev. u, W. Hollihgef, was
introduced In evidence, and the case was
for a future hearing.
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INDIVIDUAL pOIN Is.
Prominent People Here and Here
RbOuts,

hnuute'
Jake Kemple Is at Cranberry.
Jake Rosensssin leaves to-day for Obi.
cago.
Tom Burke leaves to-day for Ocean
Grove.
viii Gushing is back from ROuley
Springs.
Julius Pollock, Eeq, relu ned TO the
city yesterday from Cranberry.
DIR. T. B. Camden was in the city yes
tsrdsy. lie intends locating here.
Miss Fannie Caldwell leaves to-day on
q visit to friends 10 Elizabeth, Pa.
Miss Maud Goodwin, OF the Seventh
ward, leaves lYr the mountain resorts TO-
day.
Miss Mania SteArns, Of tho Island, ia
rustiCAtiug at the Moundsyllle Camp
Grounds.
Judge James K. Bell and Joel Truesdell,
Eco VI West Alexander, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. =. j.. Boyd and sou, Edgar, have
gone 10 spend = couple Of weeks in the vi
Cinity Of Noblestown.
J. W. MCOrary, Esq, prosecuting
attorney Of Raleigh county, was at the
Auditors Office yesterday.
Miss Isadore Pollock, accompanied by
Miss Daisy Dunlap, goes this morning to
spend q few weeks near Oakland.
Mr., aud Mrs. George Wise and Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. Harden returned yesterday from
q short %sojoutn at RGwley Springs.
Col, Bill Jackson was at the Capitol
Yesterday after an absence OF three weeks
al the mineral wells near Parkersburg.
s. NJ. FELTON,, General Superintendent,
and II. s. Claig, Engineer, Maintenance
Of Way, P, y. l. ST, l." we're 10 the city
Monday.
8. II. CrAyton, who has been ummer'
ing with his family At ktngwood, Ia I'M
BtintOd In his praise oil that solid old town
and its clever inhabitants,
Mrs. D. O. List, IT,, and Misses Lide
Holloway aud Hettie Alexander, OF Kirk
wood, leave to-day for Beach Haven, N.
J. Mrs. James Oglebay leaves tomorrow
Tor the same pleasant resort.
Mr.. John P. Hall, OF St. ClAirsville. for.
meTly foreman OF the late Standard Job
rooms, was Ia the city yesterday and pur.
Chased tick ets for himself aud family to
Philadelphia, where he will visit his
father who is seriously III.
Rev. Geo. P. Hayes and family left this
morning for their new home in Denver,
Col, carrying with them the good wishes
Of the whole community. The Doctors
departure 10 a tetious loss, not only to the
church and college, but to the town and
county Washington Reporter.
J. II. Barrett, Esq, superintendent Of
the Pittsburgh and Columbus division OF
the PitAbufgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad for the last six years, will sever
his connection with the road and accept
the superintendency Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton, to take effect August
10. It 10 not known who Mr.. BArrett's
successor will be.
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RIVER NEWS.
Movements or SisnmbOats-Lsvee notes
and Gossip.

Movements Of BlsnmbOAts-LRVee NOtsa
n Gossip.
The sciota got of the Island docks yes
terdRy thoroughly repaired.
The Diurnal is expected to resume her
place in the ParkOrsbuEg trade to-day.
The Science departed for ParkersbuIg,
and the Welcome Tor MRtamoras yesterday
morning.
The popular Andes, Capt. ChAs, Muhle-
man, lett for Cincinnati last evening with
an elegant trip.
The waters are still receding, the marks
last evening showing only 8 lest Z inches
in the channel,
Captain Lists fine slds-Wheelsr St,
Lawrence il running in the Cincinnati
and Louisville trade during low water.
The toWboAts Tom Dodsworth and
Ohas. Brown are laid up at Sunff.b, the
Harry Brown at Postum and the Wyo-
ming at Short Greek.
The local packets arrived and departed
"a usual yesterday, and at times during
the day the wharf presented q busy scene
Tor this season Of the year.
A large party OF gentlemen accompanied
by their wives, who dub themselves the
big Goose Fishing Club" left on the
Welcome yesterday Tor Middle Island,
where they will go into camp Tor q week
or 30,
A Are at Memphis Sunday evening at 7
o'clock, having its origin in the lamp
locker Of the steamer Idlewild, destroyed
that steamer, together with the 0jcsola
Belle. Both boats were lying at the wharf
preparatory to departing Monday alter
noon. The OsceolR Belle was above the
Idlewild, but the flames spread with such
Iapidity that she ignited before tugs could
remove her to q place Of safety, Alter
she was burning ait she flAted on down
stream, and was drifting against the
steamer James Lee when q tug pulled the
Lee out into the river, Her escape wal
very narrew. AS It was, her swinging
sIsges were OH fire and her bow Alightly
scOTChed,
PITTSBURGH, August 2.-Rivsr 10 inChel
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, August 2,-River s feet,
inches and falling. Weather fair and
warmer. Arrived Bransford, Evansville
Departed: Sidney, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, August 2.-River 8 feet, 7
inches and falling, Businessdull. Weather
clear, warm and Bultry. Departed: s, r
Coe and tow, st, Louis; Andy Fulton,
Hamesville. The Iron Aye and John A
Wood and tow are due TO night.
ST LOUIS, August 2-River fallen 4
inches; ID feet, Q inches by gauge
Weather clear and very warm. No arriv
ais. Departed; Jay Gould and barRes
New Orleans; Queen City, st, Paul
Belle Memphis, YlCksburg; Florence ant
bArges, Illinois river.
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Hits OF Gossip About the City Schools
and Teachers.

hits OF Gossip About the city school,
and Teachers.
The census enumerstors for The schoo.
census Of the city have about completed
their work.
Professor T. B. Mccain, Of the Firsl
Ward School, 10 holding o Teachers Ia.
stitu'e At Cameron.
Proi, A. H. Whitehill, the new Pripci.
pal Of the Linsly Institute, has taken
looms Of the Stamm House.
A handsome catalogue OF the Linsly
Institute has recently been issued, which
shows the total attendance OF students for
the year to have been lO5.
The City Superintendent OF Schools
should DO compelled to make an annual
report 10 addition to monthly reports, a.
is required oil the same tliCer In other
Cities.
The colored people are continually AJAX.
Ing: why are there no graduates from
tue Colofed SCHOOL," Perhaps the Board
Of Education car accommodate them with
all The necessary information On the sub.
jeCt.
There will be another examination OF
teachers Tor grammar school certificates
not later than the ls.h inst and all ap.
pliCahts should leave their names al Tie
Oity Superintendent Office before that
day.
Numerous citizens Of the Filth ward
have been making Inquiries As To whether
theit Childten can attend other schools,
pending the construction Of the new
school building. The inquiry 10 pertinent,
and the Board OF Education should eSflv
the matter.
The cabinet Of minerals for which ths
Board Of Education paid $3.50 some years
ago, should he placed In some Fosm az
among the schools where some
benefit will be derived from lie possession,
AT present II stands In the Board rooms,
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Silks and black dress goods present
each a great variety OF ~seaSonable goods,
and as our trade wAnders q good deal be.
yound the common limits, 30 d stock
has 10 contain ever nov fabrics that are
worn In The cooler months. So Of colofed
dress goods, wooden or cotton, there 10
hardly a fabric not represented here. You
should not miss to ask 10 see those yard.
vide monies at Is cents and the forty
inch English CaRhmsfes at 20 cent?, or
ask some Of your neIghbors TO show you
what they have hought this week from
|. BLUM 4 BRo
ll04 and ll06 Main street.
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THERE is nothing haudsomer than D
Brocads Silk 0verdress, either for now or
later. The 81 90 btoCades we offer this
week are certainly the most elegant de.
signs and purest qualities ever exhibited
In this city. Indeed, s. 80 or 81 90 would
be cheap for them, but we promised you
bargains and We sell them at 50 90 per
yard. Another quality at 81 So sold read.
lily all season at 500 0 Don't forget our
5 $50, Sl,76 and 81 90 Rros grain, warrant
ed the wear OF silks. Probably we can In.
terest you In silk velyets.
l. BLUM 4 Bro,
ll04 and ll06 Main ".
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When a medicine performs such cures a.
Kidney.Wort IL constantly doing, II may
truly be aid to have wonderful peWer A
carpenter in Montgomery, VI. had suffered
for eight years from the worst Of kidney dis.
eases. and had been wholly incapAcitAttd for
work. He SAys "One boz made q new man
Of me. and | sincerely believe II will restore
to health all that arB similarly AfliCteu.r II
IL now sold In both liquid and dry FORM
DdRbtTV NnrS. AWVLV
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II you will stop all your %ettfayagAnt and
wrong notions IN dSctofing yofSeli and iami.
lies with expensive doctors or humbug cure.
alls, that do harm always, and use only ma.
simple remedies for all your ailments
you will be wise, well and happy, and fave
great EXPENSE. Thu greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise and good will tell you, Is Hop
Intensely en- II. See another column
IrSt. NwTAW
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To Whom 1t May Concern-GAtCh 4
Smith.
Three and Two Spring Phaetons-J.
W. Fertel.
LosL-Envelope Containing Money.
Auction Sale Of GtocerieS-O. Behfens-
head OF local.
Wanted-CoAl Miners.
Closing Sale at AuCtion-Blan Books,
Stationery, &c.
To the Public-T. o. Edwards.
Notice-Dr. HALEY Mccoy. d.
A Book You Wsnt-Six Nights In q
Block House.
Wanted-Lady Agents.
Time Tabls-pittsbursh, Cincinnati 4
II. Louis Railway.
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WEST YIRGINIl University.

MING d0pAflmbnb q tlldYi I0It.l0Okb Iufnllhut
At cost, cilsndar arranged 70 tuit teachers; On.
pOnis loT ono JGAf from eI76 to 5000; non-soc.
AriSn, liberal, thorough. Pau tsrm SeginI Hep.
IembeF 7tlI, 1881. Attendance lRt year from 20
counties ~ west v'VinlA and Arm 4 RtN'Ss and Ter
rttories. Number Of students larger than for ten
years prev Gus
h4'fV, .ataiOl UA ard Other Ir'nrnAtin' auplJ
the Acting: President, n. h. PuFint0B, vorgan.
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WAsHISOroS, D. G, Aug. S.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, variable winds and stationary
temperature and barometer.
For the lower lake region, fair weather,
ltsht, variable wihds-mostly soulhefly,
stationary temperature and barometer,
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No man can do u good job of work, preach
q good sermon, try a law suit well, doctor
patient or write q good article when he fFeIs
miserable rnd dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt In such q condition when 1t Can be 80
easily and cheapiy removed by a little Hop
BltterS. See other column. Albany TTa.
u0RkU
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l. BLUM 4 Bro,
ll04 and ll06 Main ~.
Regularity, Integrity and PunctualIty
BeKeI Conndenee.

The regularity with which the drawing
Of the Louisiana State Lottery Compan,
take place invariably on the second Tues
day Of every month at New Orleans, In.
and the price OF tickets Ia only two dol
lars, has become so generally known, AM
confidence so we'll established In is integ
fity Of management, that II Is hard to tlnl
u man or woman who has not written Il
N. A Dluphin, New Orleans, La in tn
hope Of receiving 10000. D4w
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WASHINGTON and
LEE

Neb ~ W. VI bEFI Prehiuent.
Thorough instruction 10 languages, LLteFn.
IuEe and Science ! and In the Professional Schools
Of Law and Engineering. Htalthiul location In
the Valley Of Virginia, IXPenIeS for line months
need not tICetd 9226. seIsIOn opens Sept, IS 1881.
For Gaia Ogue address J. cANPBELl. j.,
iYIA TIA \ IAEin1inn VI
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AIdl package of "sLAoK.pRAUeAT"
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan & Go.

THE symptoms OF worms are well known,
but they frequently occur when there are
no worms present. The bowels are torpid,
engorged, or Constipated. OF course q
vermiiuge fails 10 give relief. Denies
Worm SYRuP lie just the thing needed, and
will ctire.
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Kidney diseases hfalct The greater part nj
the human race, and they are constantly m
the increase. but where the virtues Of Kidney
Wort have become known they ara held IN
check and speedily cured Let those who
have had TO constantly dose spirits Of nitro
and such stuff, give this great remedy a trial
and be cured. In the dry form II Is most
economical, In the liquid the most eohven.
ienL-Phild. Pres. MwF4w
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
%srAUNToS, VIRGINIA.

V"EVWI VFHNIEF"'
Mrs. GEN. J. IL u. hTUART, Principal.
Ms Stuart will be aided by q lull corps Of superior
teachers 1hR Principal desires 10 make teaching
and training thorough, and n promote the best COM
diton oil mind and heart, Terms reasonable. ALL
e1tTayHga1ee opposed; The next IelEon b,gin1 Sep
ten6e 18th, aud continues nine months. Catalogue
sent upon application 10 the Principal.
IylSMWH MRS. ]. 9 B sTUARt, 9aunlon, Va.
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an son had an absceas In his side that
discharged two quarts Of matter. 'Lindsey'S
B.0od 6earchcr' cured him. ]. r. Brooks,
PalhesVille, Ohio. paw
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, a. observed Of gchnepFG
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday
1850. 1851,
A 3 ~ ) I; ~ y Il ~ : T. 'su
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Opens September 2Oth, 1881. one q the FlRsr
SCHOOLS goR You've LADIES IN UNnED
STATES. Surrounding beautiful. Climate unIur.
passed. Puzzle from seventeen StAtOS TERA9
AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION, Board,
WGahlng, Eng iIh CouTIe, Latin, French, German,
Instrumental Music, DC, Tor Scholastic year, from
Sept 10 IIns, Se8S. aor ea,AleGues write 70
jy5DAw s~iIunton, Virginia
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DAN P. KINNEY, the great American
news dealer, Of Cameron, W, ,Van will
furnish refreshments 10 The people attend.
ing the show on Wednesday.