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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-21

consisting of q Crown, are conferred upon
Miss Mamie Moore, of wheeling; Miss
Lizzie Blair, of Harrisville; Miss Fay Col
Inns, of Pennsboro; Miss Daisy Stone, OF
Dennison; Miss Cecilia Kale, of Trenton I;
Miss Ella Wells, of Darlington.
PREMIUMS,
as follows have been awarded to young
ladies who have distinguished themselves
during The past academic year. The various
branches are omitted from lack of space,
and only those known to our home people
are given:
Wheeling; Miss Jennie Wilson, Wilson.
burg.
Division Of Second Class-Miss Jessie
Campbell, Miss Daisy Dunlap, Miss Agnes
Eandlan, Wheeling, Miss Anna Ritezel,
Warren, o.
Third Class-Nliss Blanche Waterhouse,
Miss Mamie Thornton, Miss Fannie Robin
son, Wheeling, Miss Rose Birkett, Elm
Grove, Miss Bessie Hamilton, Washington.
Division of Third Class-Misses Mamie
sitgreayes, Mamie Moore, Rose Miller and
Helen Deyries, Wheeling, Lillian 0Brien,
Weston.
Fourth Class - Misses 0ctavia Moore,
Clara Kraus, Wheeling.
Division OF Fourth Class-Miss Mary
busch, Wheeling.
French-Miss Susie Sitgresyes. Jennie
Wilson, Agnes Handlan, Jessie Campbell,
Mamie Thornton. Mamie Moore, Daisy
Dunlap, Annie Ritezel and Mamie Sit
greaves. All,
German-Miss Fannie Robinson. Miss
Mary busch and Miss Clara kraus.
There were various and numerous othsr
premiums. including painting, drawing,
sewing, housekeeping, etc.
oBsERvAYcEs.
Miss Marie Nevins did not sing.
Mt. de Chaatal certainly leads in music.
Father Sullivan announced the premiums
and honors.
Charlie Dunlap was in charge of the b.
& o. trains out.
The Andes took down number OF the
students from below.
Bishop Kahn set an excellent dinner for
a number OF his gentlemen friends.
John McGraw, of Grafton, was guest at
the Bishops dinner, which was stag
affair.
Miss Waring reminded one very forcibly
of Anna Louise Carey, in her superb vocal
izatlon.
Miss Anna Ritezel, of Warren, is one OF
the prettiest most yivacious young ladies
out there.
Miss Fannie Ali, of Pittsburgh, took the
palm as the prettiest girl. She has been at
the Mount only five months.
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TEE SMALL BOYS
Ofst. Joseph's Give an Interesting Per
formnuee Last Night.

The College hall at st. Joseph's had its
capacity tested, last night, to hold the i'm.
mense audience which assembled to attend
the annual distribution of premiums to the
smaller boys of St. Joseph's Academy. A
total lack Of space prevents mention other
wise than by programme:
Tanhalser's March, Berg
SslSStE5 Little Fe Sspss Laae FRANK
German Recitation--"Die Sterne"-.........
Master VIM. Altmeyer
'h0'uS Little BOYS Of the sixth Glass
Recitation---"Up and Doing. Masters Joseph
Bosley Willie Riester, Julian Sityreaves,
Louis Hiener and John Daily.
Dialogue---"LittIe Tramp. Masters John
Daily, Joseph weitzeI, Frank Kennedy.
Recitation Observation-Disclosures has. Warehouse
French selection-"Le Petit Pierre" Louis Joye
Frank, Thomas Farrelly, John Gribbin,
James GilhOoly, Allen Sitgreaves.
Vocal Trio---"The Cottage by the River"
Master Jos. White, Thos Miller, Willie Becker
RecitatiOu--"Never Fret"...-Msster JOS. White
DialOgue--"Sweet Revenge. Masters Eddie
Frank, Thos. Mile, Jos. Tonini, Dannie
Master Thomas Miller
Chorus -'strike for the Cause Of Freedom"
Boys Of the Fourth and Fifth Glasses.
DialOgue---"Slang".. Masters Frank Caren-
bauer, Chas. Fox, willie Becker, Robt. Deyries
Selection---"SOmebodyS Mother"
Joseph Tonini
Recitation---"George Washington
George Norton
Distribution OF Premiums and Award Of
HOnorS.
CaliSthenic Exercises Glass
The little fellows acquitted themselves
most admirably. The gold cross was won
by Willie Baker, with Robert Devries and
Frank Carenbauer close behind. The silver
medal was won by Joseph Tonini. Both
We're awarded for good conduct.
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REFLECT OvER
The Few Lines In the FellswinS Pars-

The Few Lines In the Feliswins Pars'
graphs.
You win probably 70 on 4 trip this com
ing summer. You may need Hns
satchel. or even q shawl strap Could any
place be better to buy either OF the articles
Than AZ VIM. Schweatfeger's on Main street!
Not any!
foctnrer Who makes all his trunks and buys
none, which should be remembered by pur-
cbasers. Comparing most favorably with
the most stylish products Of the East , iin;sy
the prime thing, and selling at less prices
than the frail and tinseled trunks made
elsewhere for sale in this locality.
Mr.. Schwertfeger is also large manutac'
turer of harness, and has turned out beau
tifu. work in his line. Horsemen will be
interested in his elegant and elaborate stock
Of lap robes, whips and all horse furniture.
This house carries larger stock than any
other house in the State and they defy com.
petitiCn in prices.
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How They Ranked.

Last night Superintendent Birch con
cluded the examination OF the papers o
the graduating class of the public schools
The several grades are as follows: No. l.
500 per cent; No. 2-s3.S; No. $50 No
4-90.s; No. S9i; No. 60; No. 7-s2; No
s-7s.7; No. 9-s5.S; No. 1910; No. IL
S3.7; No. l2-S2.5; No. 1870; No. i'll;
No. 1852; No. 1874; No. lI-9S; No. Ia
-S5.4; No. 1874; No. @-4l; No. IL
So; No 22-S6: No. 23-T.5; No. a-ss
No. 2s-ss.2; No. 29-925; No. 3o-s4.5; No
3l-S5.3. No. 20 gets the highest mark
and Nos. s and Is are even for the next
highest; No. Is ranks third, and No. IL
fourth.
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On Tuesday ALWAYS Tuesday,. May 9th.
the Hath Grand Monthly Distribution Of
the Louisiana State Lottery occurred. Gen.
erals G. T. Beauregard, Of Louisiana, and
Jubal A: Early, of Virginia, had a. usual
the entire charge. The turning Of For
tunes wheel spilled out promiscuousiy
$1,000. Hereafter the monthly distribu.
ton will be $285.50O, on an enlarged
scheme, with tickets at $5-the relative
value Of the 81 to the prizes being .undis-
tmbed, and fifths sold with q capital prize
OF $4,000 The first capital prize, $4,000.
was drawn by ticket No. 49, 10z, held BY
John Weger, postmaster at Kasota, MINI.
The second capital, 1000, was drawn BY
No. 81, 63S, held by Charles Nelson, corner
10th street and avenue NJ, Galveston, Tex.
The third capital, 5000, was sod in halves
to ticket No. 1888. The two ~ fourth
capital prizes of $500 each, were drawn
by No. S4,7a6 and No. 10,s22 The next
drawing, with scheme more than doubly
enlarged, takes place on Tuesday lslwsyi
Tuesday, July nth: and for further infor.
nation. apply to II. A. Dsuphin, New
Orleans. La
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Haunted Ne.

4 workman says: Debt, poverty, and
suffering hauted me for years, caused by
sick family and large bills for doctoring,
which did no good. was completely dis
couraged, until one year ago, by the advice
Of my pastor, procured Hop Bitters and
commenced their use, and in one month
We were all well, and none Of us have been
sick since; and want TO say to all poor
men, you can keep your family well year
with Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost. "-CRristidn Advocate.
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The machine shop project passes fy-
~ There vas a very large vote polled here
Yesterday. Notwithstanding the fsct that .
large number of the people have gone
fishing and others are absent Following
Is the vote BY wards:
First Ward-For 1877; against So.
Second Ward-For 124; against oS.
Third Ward-For 70; against So
Total number OF votes cast sos; necessary
TO carry, S35. Majority over the two
thirds l;s votes.
Adam Warnig. Eb. Thomas and one or
Two others will leave TO- day for saltwater,
10 be cone some days. finding fish.
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Mbeelins Rs9istsr
WEDNESDAY, JUNE n, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

New GoOds-Miller & Franzheim.
Elegant Line of Yests-D. Gundling L
Co.
Glazed Sash Specialty-W. A. Wilson.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Bugs: Kill Them-R II. List.
Beautiful HOSiery-T c. MOtiatt K Co.
Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
Silver Gloss Flour-NeiQ < Ellingham.
Proposals for Building.
White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt 4
Bro.
Proposals for Building Road.
SheTiff's Sale of Boots and Shoes.
Keep Health in Your Homes-G. W.
Johnson's Sons.
Teas and Tobaccos-Edward Reid.
Hollow-ware and Casrngs-B. Fisher 4
Son.
Easy Shoes. T. Stone.
Pineapples and Bananas. H. Diehl &
Co.
Oil Paintings-Kirk's Art Store.
Chamois Skin-R. II. List.
Wanted Dancing Music.
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Fourth OF July.

There will be q grand family picnic at
Ssibert's Garden on the Fourth Of July
The proprietor, II. c. Seibert> is making ex-
tensive preparations and an enjoyable time
is anticipated. One thousand persons can
be accommodated and shelteredif it should
happen to rain. Meals furnished to all de-
string them. Arrangements are made so
that the best order will be enforced. Good
music will be in attendance.
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OratoPfO ROcieey.

The sale of reserved seats at Wilson Il
Banners for the June Musical Festival II
progressing very favorably and good audi
ences will greet each performance. There
will be an entire change Of programme each
evening. The Messiah and selections from
Elijah will be given Thursday evening, and
selections from the Creation will occupy
the first part OF the programme Friday,
with q grand miscellaneous second part.
comprising vocal and instrumental pieces
of the highest order. Those desirous OF
securing good seats should call early.
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The Latest.E
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.


ST. GAINESVILLE o., June 20, 1890 p. NJ
The evening trains brought in an immense
crowd of delegates and politicians tonight
Caucusing and canvassing is going on at
lively rate 1t looks more than ever like
the nomination of Updegraff, and many
predict THAI he will get 1t not later than
the third ballot. There will be one or two
combinations, either Updegraf and Hol:
lingsworth or Updegraff and Dalzell will
unite their forces and in either event llpde-
graf will be the nominee. The Hollings.
worth men deny bitterly that they will
unite with Updegrafs followers, but the
Noble county delegates are evident.
ly not tenacious for Dalzell
and will not hold out long for the Private
The supporters OF Taylor, Poorman and
Hollingsworth seem determined to hold
out forever rather than 60 to Updegraf:
The Hollingsworth party are not believed
to be sincere in their opposition to Upde'
graf. But believe that most OF Dalzelfs
men will 20 to.the Doctor early in the fight.
II the Updegraff delegates are compelled to
abandon him they will doubtless go to
Hollingsworth and the latter will then be
nominated. The excitement is intense, and
tomorrow will be the biggest day this
town has seen for many years. q.
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PITTSBURGH, June 20.-The East End was
the scene OF terrible tragedy to-day, o
man named Dan Kaap shooting his wife
and then cutting his own throat from ear
TO ear. How the terrible affair occurred 10
not known, as both were dead when the
bodies were discovered by their son, who
went home to dinner and found his parents
lying on the floor in pool Of blood. No
further particulars are known.
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sss"By asking too much We may lose the
little that we had before Kidney-Wort
asks nothing but fair trial This given,
il fears no loss Of faith in its virtues. A
lady writes from Oregon: "For thirty
years / have been afflicted with kidney
complaints. Two packages of Kidney-Wort
have done me more good than all the med.
icine and doctors ! have had before.
believe il is sure cure"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-21

Take one pound Of -four; mix well
through it one and half measures Ban.
ner" Baking Powder; add two teaspoonfuls
salt; then rub in one-half pound shorten
ing; add with q spoon one-half pint sweet
milk; bake in jelly cake pans; when cold,
ering each one with Strawberries which
have previously been sugared.
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Both Lydia +. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Price of either, 81. Six bottles for
S.. Sent by mail in the form Of pills, or
of lozenges, on receipt of price, 81 per box
for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers
all letters Of inquiry. Enclose three cent
stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention this
ponar
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The indications
for the Tennessee and Ohio Valley are:
Warmer, east 10 south winds, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, stationary or falling
barometer. Lake region slightly warmer,
east TO south winds, falling barometer, in
creasing cloldIneSi and local rains.
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Nothing is purer or more re-
freshing than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary Zeigenfelder, No. GO
Twelfth Street.
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A FULL feeling after meals, dyspepsia.
heartburn, and general i'll health relieved
by Browns Iron Bitters.
An Hat-Racktive Poem.
The summer sun Is gathering his very hottest
rays,
To firc down upon us when cometh the dog
But what OF that:
At Robertsons, the halter, you'll IND that
what he says
In recommending head gear, he never doth
DER praise
Asingle hat.
n nobby straws he's got the lightest in the
Plugs in black and white, stills In green or
brown,
In every style!
While in prices you may wager no one IL
lower down.
SO in consequence there's no Use In going
further rornd
To spend your pile.
He's deeonair attractive youth and liberal
In trade,
And treats politely aged folks as well Is the
TO his best stock.
Hemodestly courts dame fortune, who's called
"the tickle Jade" -,
BY selling the very finest hats, which all
admit are made
Upon the latest "block."
p...,.~x .nd S,hr,,lh.ch's haav IN tan
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CT Il ALTON

This will be unquestionably the fines, mu,,
cal performance ever given by local talse,
The magnificent Chorus hes been r-hear1r
for months, and has been broupht o. Q sus
deTful state Of perfection under the skiui,
training OF Prof. HARTLEY THOMPSON
The different solos will be sung by the nnss
Wheeling talent, viz:
Sopranos--Mrs. Geo. r. Cald we'll, Ms. 0.cv
Carson, Mrs Oscar seeley.
Contraltos-Mia Fred. J. Norton, N!s
Theresa Philips.
Tenors-Mr. VIM. d. Day. Mr.. Dana 0eye.
Mr.. Hartley ThompAnn.
Mr.. Ollie Crawford, Mr.. J. AcReiley.
Selo and Pianist Accom- PIANIST, PROF. J. 4
CUTTINGS, Of Pittsburgh.
Admission so and rs cents. No extra chan,
for reserved Eeats. Seats on sale nj wilsoo 1
Baumers music store on Monday. June ish.
1upl6W
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Coon time at Mason's Garden Thursday
eve. Come one, come all. Music by full
Opera House Brass Band.
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]. II. DIEHL & Co, J. s. welty. War
then & Temap, Geo, n. NcMechen and
R. J. Smyth sell Charter Oak.
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Strawberry and other Fruit
Favored Creams at Mrs. Mary
Zeigenfelder's, No. GO Twelfth
street, fresh every day.
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SEIsERr's Garden is ore of the most pop
ulsr pleasure resorts in this vicinity. Large
crowds 20 out every evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-21

GRAND OPENING at Msson's Garden Thurs
day eve, by Opera House full Brass Band.
Come and hear some good music.
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Tux regular Thursday evening concerts
at Seibert's Garden attract an immense
crowd 20 this exceedingly popular resort
Go out and you viii not miss them again.
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BEWARE Of limitations. German Corr
Remover is the only genuine. A magical
rure 25c
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Paralytic strokes, heart disease, and
kidney affections, prevented by the use of
Browns Iron BitterS.
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The best is the cheapest Get Charter
Oak Flour. Robert Simpson, wholesale
sgent.
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Horrible Tragedy.

EVERY barrel of Charter Oak warranted
to give satisfaction. Robert Simpson.
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IT il astonishing how many people hawk
up and spit out Catarrhal corruptions when
there is so little need Of it, Is PkRrSA
cures IL.
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SEIEERr's Garden is always open. Go
out at anytime and get breath of fresh
country air. AL kinds of refreshments on
hand. 49, rs ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-21

OFFICER WILCOX last night frightened
away two suspicious characters from the
gas Office. They probably had burglarious
intentions.
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Eis- Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors
to pounds OF goods. 10 cents for any
color.
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a.. James Hotel, June 20. 1888.

G. Fdems, Steubenvie + Wilson, Pennsboro
n Marsh, Morgantn Harrison, MI Plea
Henry, N SAINTS
= Peterson, NY I'D Blowers, Barneav'e
j & Tilton, Pitts Up Harnden, 0rillian,
W ii Maddox, Pitts Canada
& Jones, 81 Mary's & Parker, South Bend
q Roby, st Marys TB Riley, city
] Gallaher, At Msry's l. Mascot, Cincinnti
S c Hammett, willow NJ Roby, Morgantown
Island CLong, Ohio
Thormby, Newdt A Il Allison, Hanc'k co
II Thorn pson Matam's q s Peddicord, BALTIC
3 T Martin, wife and FW Weigard, Elyria
child, Atlantic JPPittman, BALTIC
J & Negley, Pitts ii Ridenour. BALTIC
w NJ burgess, New q Stanley, Chicago
Athens J Bentley and wife,
b Cunningham New KENTUCKY
Athens CT Lawer, Columbus
i NJ Wilson, Pitts VCGelwick, Cincinu
A Burnett, Charleston X Richards and wife,
q Barnett, kent,O New YORK
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Strawberry short Cake.

II you like good bread you will always
have it il you use Charter Oak. Robert
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

REYMASN and Schmulbach's beer on tap,
Sandwiches of all kinds, 10 be had at Mason's
Garden, at the concert.
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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Myers Combination Btltil md PDhxl
-T0R-
PURlHYIu0 WAITE ZOE sTEA
DO1LRR0.
WHEELING, June 4, -

GEHrs-After ninety days tsiai Of -
Heater and filterss, We dsctdsd that 80
pscs...ty, that vs Yep e fof 1hs Too st~a g
tSss e hsa I proven % s. al 700 cl.im:d g
a. Q hsetss and nitsrer. and We ars eoaeSss
better for the purpose than other hssssm
have in U.S., snd Ailhough We kept no aocufs
account Of The fuel savs6, eeill We hsy y
20 heating and cleaning bolleu snd kssf'a
them NO there csn b no doubt.
J. D. Dubois sser;tsIy ~ ki:,ssr; S'p'n'
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CONCERT at Mason's Garden Thursday
eve IL the weather permits.
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FIRsr BRAsC

This branch met and passed the evening
in con sidering the rules of the Water Board
A special meeting for this special con-
sideration will be held tomorrow night
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Miss Lila Rnigh

Miss Lila Knight
Miss Knight, West Columbia, W. Va,
lady, covered herself with hurels in her
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A FULL feeling after meals, dyspeps'
heartburn, and general i'll health reliev'
by Browns Iron Bitters.
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The gold medal for the completion of
the entire English course, was awarded to
Miss Mary Bukey, Parkersburg, and Miss
Amy Nash, Gallipolis.
The first honors of the Second class, con
sisting of q crown and medal, for uniform
excellence of department. are conferred
upon Miss Susie Sitgreaves, of Wheeling;
Miss Mamie o. Brien, of Toledo; Miss Vir
ginia L. Wilson, of Wilsonburg; Miss An
rie N. Lyons, Of ST. Paul; Miss Mora
Weber, of Cumberland.
The honors of the division Of the Second
class, consisting of crown and badge, for
uniform excellence Of department, are con
ferred upon Miss Olivia Kerrisk, of Bermu
da; Miss Sarah knight, of West Columbia
Miss Mamie Gloninger, of Pittsburg.
The honors of the third, fourth and fifth
classes are conferred upon Miss Mary Nc
Graw, Of Grafton; Miss Edith Miller, of
Point Pleasant; Miss Fannie Robinson, of
Wheeling; Miss Laura knight, of West
Columbia; Miss Rose Birkett, of Elm
Grove; Miss Clara Kraus, of Wheeling;
Miss Mary busch, OF Wheeling; Miss Agnes
Stuart, Of West Union; Miss Lillian
0'Brien, of Weston; Miss Rose Miller. of
Wheeling; Miss Nicketie Floyd, of Logan ;
Miss Lettie Floyd, Of Logan.
In the Junior Circle, the First Honors.
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FULTON PAPER MIL, -
WHKGllNo, bspt w. ~
Theodore Mveys: so sG.sf
DEAE STE take Ples.urs In re r.eG ?. =
Ing your Heater and tntessf, Dow
The FULTON pspsr ~, !. -, e, ,opp Ts, -
of time ! copsidsr IL IN fnvslaAne -
ment wnsn boilers ore 10 NE. Whsn ~
the attachment our boilers were oosrr,S
a scale; now they are entirely cieaa, - =,
use Of pure wafer thrown in MU 10
Heater. The saving In fuel he's essn fS'
per cent Very truly yours n popuSs,
DANIEL cLEnMANs, EnGins<f
WHEELING. March u, -
Meseys. Myers q Gins!
0EHTs-It sfords ~ great ple.sun
that the Heater and filtsf0 plso0 -
hacking house In conneetjOn Win oof
dive entire sssisfscttou. 10 showua
fully % per cent In the ooet OF fuel -"
placed IN connection with our po
Heater and Filtefsr he's besn IN
We csn cheerfully recommsnd mUI
tiss In need Of The Heater and riiisfS'
We remain r. wv s,EAzS SSR sSM|
srxrsxxvrLLR, o, Juss -
To Whom u Nay C0neoI: -
That We bod the Mysn 4 Or
iached 20 our boilers fos scns IT, ~ -
it did renove the heavy scass ffe1M N m
Manager Jssss0s No
Myers % dlasN
wuryiIyG. n. "
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less understood, perhaps, and less appre.
ciated than vocal music, yet this selection
was one of the very best of the morning.
and was exquisitely rendered The ringing.
delicious notes of Won Weber's waltz are
familiar to all lovers of music. and it is
sufficient to say the composition received
full justice. The latter half is very diff.
merited.
Piano solo-"Polonaise" No, . (opus7p