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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
y@irf 9eine @rsuei Dor bic Sunoe, id
utaa uidtS bapou,"

@ir fiiblen uns burdaus ni9t seneist,
Macbetb fir bieien ausbrld bes Wioers
pilens gu taoeIn. Selbit ~beut;utase iinb
Die meiitsn @bfiibrungsmittel 9roBe efels
bafte Yiaen, binlansIi9, Ginem ben Wtas
gen umsufebren. Sdtte Mtucbetb jemals
Or. Yierce's "Purgatiye Pellets" (9lbs
fibrpia9en) einsenommen, 10 waroe er
ni9t iene ueradtenben @orte seduBert bas
ben.-0ei Npotbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Gin biitoriides @las.

Gines Der meteorological Grinnerunss.
itiife an Napoleon |. wirb in benz fleiner
idleii9en Stdotben 9~Omenberg seseist.
gs 1T oieies Elm seidIiffenes Grintslas, aug
benz Der &aiier BEL ieinem bortisen @ufent'
bait trant. Ils CT es gum lebten 0taIe al
bic 9ippen iette, iiberbra6te man inn &C.
raoe Die Nadridt BON benz @bi9luB Oeit:
reids an bic gliirten. gridredt lieB Sea:
pOleon bas @las auf ben Slid nieoerfaler
unb fiebe = bas @las mar unpsrlett, MI,
bic einsrauirte Raiierfrone iiber benz gta'
menssuse slatt beruussebroden. 3we
Monate ipdter sins Bel 9eip5is bic per'
bansniBuolle 8orbebeutuns in Grfiluns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
sas' an, o @enid!

Gag oil, 0 Wtenl6, lit oenn bas &ennen
Dein 0eben lang, mad @nt un6 @elb,
Gin 9lidlid Groenloos az uennen2
Dein Sbeal aui bieier Welt?
SrG9it OIL ni6t Elm bOber Strebem
Ho6 in ben 8iefeu oeiner grult2
SIT pures Sob in bieiem 9eben
Uie einS'9e Speno' in frober 9uit
Gilt bir Der Seele Slid ;u finbeu
9iht mebr, oils eitler 9olbner S6ein2
0as 9eiit'ge @obl mebr Su beeriinben,
ST oaS Dir 81 9erin9 unb flein2
8, nein Hidt ldu9er wout id leben,
War all mein Hin9en mir mad @elo;
Na6 bobern i3ielen sebt mein Streben,
Garum FEB i'd 9liidlid auf Der @elt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Cine meme IoSe. @elb fir firdlid

Cine meme Mooe, @eIo fir tirdlidt
Swede au%fsnbrinsen, bat cine MetbObiiteu
8emeinbe III Ma6a9uietts erfunben mi
oieielbe bat iid beudbrt. 9lm Sonntae
gfa9mittas i9iden bic Srauen unb Mdo:
@em Der Stride sierlide 8Orbden, weIde
elm Souper fur 3mei 8%erionen entbalten,
in bic Stride. SIM Barlor Der letterer
weroen bieie &0rbden an bic Mdnner per:
iteisert. Sn bemieIben b~efnben fid aul
&arten bic Namen Der Spenberinnen uni
Der Griteber bat bas &edt unb bic Yfidt.
bic betr. Dame gu Gid gu fiibren uni
nit ibr bas Souper gu persebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

Serr .. 8. 9anbpoisbt, pon Der He:
sierunssoruderei. Waibinston, iast, BAT
ct. SatobS Del bic bette arsnei ibrer Dirt
it,. Serr Sas. 80. gSbite gormam be,
gudbinoerei oaielbit iast, baB cine Sin:
reibuns nit bieiem uor3iisli9en Mtittel ibu
pom &beumatismis sebeiIt bat. Senuto:
rem unb GonsreBmitslieoer empfeblen es.
Son. Oan'l 70. Soorbees, Sn6iana, er:
lanste beim @ebraud BON ct. Safobs Gel
auqenblifli6 Nbbilfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Sin 6etnli6er.

Die rGlens Sails or. D. Daily ytems",
bradte Dor &nr5em folsenoe 9orreiponoens 3uis
&. q. ct. Onse: .gsertber 6errl 1irbem
Sie bic Site baben ms mitsutbeilen, BON wsIs
6em 9rfolse Die Nnmenouns bes ct. Safobs
Oels, bas sic pon uns ~fauitsn, besleitet war21
= nSsrrsn ee9ett g. Suid. g9ertbe Serrsp!
SO IT bon auss9sidneter Wirfnng." -e. U.
ct. Snge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

Sober glade ct. SafobS Gel 1T cine ssnaus gs
brauass anUsiiuus In osuti4r. snsIii8sr. irausSRian.
ipOnii6er, i&weOiida. bOadubii&r, bantlde, b0Smiiaa.
pOrtusieHi4sr uuO itulisniider Spru9. ~bsissssben.
Cine 6Iaids ct. Safobs Gel tOltst 90 9snis. Ganf
5lai4su fur s2oO) N In isSr apctbets gu babsn OO1 ptrs
bel 9stsaunsm Don nidt weuissr ais $500 frei ua$ aasu
abeIsn Der Ben. Staat,n urianOt. DaaH aOrsiRre;
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.,
Oea4iOlsu pOm u. gOssa q CO.,
Baltimore, DEB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
~: Sin 2ebrer. ~:

Serr prof. alfreb 6. Serr, 9tro. 515 on
Se6ite Strabe, Neu Oort, iiberma9te uns fols
gen6e Mittbeilun9: nDGbreno meines aufeBss
baltes in Cincinnati, purbe i'd uon einen i9pss
rem 9lnfaQ pou RbeumatismuS befanen. S1
ma6te nit benz ct. SafobS Del einen 0eriu9.
einise Slai9en mad Deutidlano gu ienben.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Sin &antmann.

pes Snas Ss1D's Ser p ssarnsps ws S,Sas So :. pd psrS Sm.
fen mir folsenbe Mittbeiluns: SD gebrau1te
bas ausse,siduste Mittel, ct. Safobs Gel Sci
einem idmeren @nfau bon Gbeumatismiis in
meinem 2rm. Der @rfols mar munberbar.
AQe S6mer3en peri6manbem unb mein arm III
wieoer uoufommen berseteut.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Sin Tarmer.

Mein Ra6bar bate eS 10 I'M 8reuse, bab CT
li6 nidt riibren tonnte. 9r fauite li6 cine
6laide ct. Satobs Del, rieb banit elm unb wurs
be bur9 ben Sebrau9 oieies berrli6eu Wtittels
rpieoer politdnbis bergeiteIt, 10 i9reibt uns Or.
6. Sidirbart, Nbite Jtod. Mid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
a. Sin Yolisif. ~

Gas llniperialmittel sesen Srotb.uleu 1T bas
ct. Satobs Sel.-Meine Sraii error ibre Sibe
unb war nidt I'M Stanbe, ibre Sdmbe angus
ober eini9e S6ritte gu 9ebeu. Sd man6te
baS ct. Safobs Del am Samita9 abeno on un6
OIL benz Sonnta9 oarauf NOR lie i'm Stanbe sur
6irbe Su 9eben iino frei pom allen Sdmer,eu.
OaS ct. SafobS Del 1T cine munoerbare Nebis
gin unb 1T ipertb pom alien Qeioenben 9ebrau9t
jl uerben.-0alterS @hlbe, pOlisif, BORT, go
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Sin Eoitmeiner.

gIu6 i5 bin elmer Der @etreuen, wetu es f9
nm ben @ui bes ct. Satobs Oels banbelt,
ldreibt Ser 20. .. 6. Curtis, Yoltmeiiter, ges
poniet, Maii. guS ei9ensr @rfabrun9 fam i4
bieiem 9Rittel bas @ort rsoen, oenn es that mir
men, ipelde ib i'm eaii Der .3eit gu Static 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

az Sebe %ein;elne S9attiruns Der Oias
mants 6arben 1T perfect. Mtan iebe iid bic
Broben uon sefdrbtem Gud, bas BEL slpo>
tbetern gu ieben 1T, IN. an Slang uns
iibertroffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Summa ....33

@as ipeSieu europa amsebt, 10 iinb
alein in gn9lanb Is Stdbte nit Jerns
ipreds@ inridtunsen uerieben, banm folst
Oeuti9lanb nit 81 Stdoten, 6rantrei6
nit 18 Stdbten, Stalien nit 13 Stdbten
H.. /. no. Sn Odnemart bat nar &spens
hagen bas Spitem aboptirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

8ie biel Seelem bat Gin Mltfatbolif?
Na6 benz Sabresberidt Der Mannbsimer
alttatbolii9en 8emeinbe itnb i'm uersanse-
men Sabre III bieieIbe einsetreten l6 Wfits
glieber nit - "a Seelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Ycuurnbiat Euf nidIt

iber 8risbtS Nierenfranfbsit, 9eber: obsr
llrinsS rganes9 eioen, benn 6opfens8i tters
wirb Sud- gemiB fir INNER f~uriren, unb
1T es aud bas einSise SeilmitteI weldes es
tbut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

Golden Medical Discovery" (bie
Worte iinb ais 9anoelsmarfe einsetrasen)
beilt ale b0ien Sdfte BON 6innen ober
@usi6Idsen on bis 81 sroBen UNI ii9 freis
leloen 0eIhwiiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
9 MIIerIei.
8eiier als $4,000.

sd CAB iiber $40, 900 aus in 80 Sab
rem" iaste Waaior s.. 80. 9ines BON Sos
lton, WaHy ninbem id sesen 6alin6i
bOttsrts. Sd ensasirte bic bsiten &sr,ts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Sin Mpotteter.

Serr cSames M. Sarrar, @idlanb, NIB, gibt
in Solgenoem iein llrtbeil iiber baS ct. SafoB
Del: ~St. Safobs Del idreibt s%etannter Serr,
wirb BON %unjersr Bep6lferilns als ibr Salsar5t
betradtet. SD babe i6on piel pon benz Del psrs
fault unb bate beute nod ben eriten un9iiufigs
item Seri9t iiber bieies Wtittel III nernebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
giad elmer bon Der Sntsruatienalsn

lidten Statiitif ino bis Mitte Sanuar 1883
auf Der sanSsn @rbe in 3O3 Stabten ullses
meme Selepbonanlasen einseridtet wOrben,
unb omar in fOlsenber @eiie auf bic einsels
nen Grotbeile:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

in New Orleans, ct. Qouis, New Yorf
philadelphia, Bottom. 2on6on unb Yaris,
aber obne allen Grfols. Samaritan Ner
vine bat mid uolitdn6is furirt. 81 0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
ben i9neuen, rpirtiamen
s 6mersemftffer!
=: Sin Mrst. -
8ebram6t es,

y ct. Safobs Del, brinse aud i&, beis
ldufis bemerft inter meinen Patienten, messH
ieiner treffIi9en Birtiamfeit pielfdlti9 CUR sfss
menbung.-gSm. 0o5unann, Wi. o., 5s5 Btps
ants Strabe, Gan SraneiSco, Gal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
JULY ETHICS.
Pertinent Points to tho Month OF
Leo.
An Opening Ode for July Searching
Weather it Brings-Reports Incl
dent to the Opening Of
the Month.

"My emblem is the Lion and I breathe
The breath Of Libyan deserts through the
land;
And 6ept before me the pae nai''
July need only give us such torrid
weather as that OF yesterday to thoroughly
conyice us of its leonine characteristics
The sun beat down with a tropical fervor,
which seemed doubly intense after the
cool breezes of last week, and perspiring
humanity sought the shade with grateful
haste. The mercury only reached " at
scbnepfs corner, but it seemed to be 1873,
and in the Riverside nail factory 1t regis
tered ll2. 1t was boiling hot and every
BODY knew it without asking. however,
we are all liable to get inst such weatner
at this time. A friendly encycloPelia
says: roor
and contains thirty one days. By the 10,
mans it was originally called Quintliqis, IL
being the fifth month of the original Latin
wear which, before Mona, began with
March. The same was changed to July by.
n%roposal of Marc Antony, in OF
IuIius Cesar. who was born on the lZth OF
This month. The Anglo-Saxons called II
Waed-monath (mead month"; because tne
meads were in bloom and CharleWagne
called it Heumorat hay month";, inns Is
very interesting, but the fact that semi-
annual bills, are upon US is of decidedly
more commanding Importance. The sun
NAV be in Leo, or in Libra, but so long as
it is in the sky, beating down upon US at such
rate, the average reader cares little through
which Zodiacal sign it blazes. And July,
brings the Ge-lorious Fourth, which is OF
most importance and overshadows every
thing else and many thumbs and fingers,
now all right, will be among the missing
when to-morrow's sun goes down, 10 attest
70 the fact that outward demonstration Is
necessary to show Young Americas In
ward DatriOtism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
SCHOOL BUSINESS.
Transactions of the Riehland District
BOARD Of EducAtlon.

At injecting of the Board Of Education
of Richland district, Of Ohio county, W.
Va, at its office, on Monday. July 2, 1883.
Present-President VIM. Connolly. Com.
m~issioners J. W. Bruner and r. NJ. Lager
were present.
1t was ordered that Peter Delaplain be
appointed Secretary of the Board Of Edu-
cation, to hold his Office from the first
Monday in July, 1883.
On motion trustees were appointed for
District No. / J. S. Morgan for two years,
Fred Sickel for three years, and John
Smith for n wear.
District No. 3-R. wayt for three Years,
G. y. Sawtell for two years, and W. 4.
Ridgly for one year.
District No. S-John Youngmsn for
three years, ]. NJ. McCOlloch for two years,
and BUS Barr for one year.
District No. oscar Wellshaw for three
and Abram McColloch for one year.
District No. 5-John Stuger for two years,
Tbos. Garden for three years, and Burt
Wellshans for one year.
Woods Run-Mathison Altmeyer for
three years, Albert Chestman for two
years, and West Bowman for n year.
District No. ben Springer for three
years, Nathan Bsnsman for " years, and
Wm. Warder for one year.
District No. S-Wm. +. McColloch for
three years, Daniel Dean for two years, aud
l.. II. Bruner for n year.
District No. 9-Jssse Lsgesr for 3 years.
Ben Speidel for = years and Eugene for l
year.
IL was ordered that schools Of the dis.
triot be taught seven months during the
school year.
Ordered that the salaries of teachers for
grsde No 1 s3S, No. 1888, No 3S2S.
On motion ordered that school levy, $50
on the 500, be for teachers fund. For
building levy fund : per cent. on the SleO.
J. ". Brown served short time Of term.
On motion the trustees Of each sub dis
trict be required to put the school house in
nroner order for teachers in proper time.
Adjourned to meet at the call oil the
president.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
n JUNCTION.

Miss Rebecca Londo and her sister, Miss
Rosa. Of Bellaire, who have been visiting
X. RosenbuIg for some time, returned
home yesterday.
VIM. Simpson, OF ireland, is visiting his
brother, ID. Simpson, and is so well pleased
with this country that he contemplates re.
moving here.
John c.. Graham is back from q visit to
the country.
Mingo pays $500 per year for saloon lie.
ense.
The telephone poles are being distributed
along the road between Martins Ferry and
Steubenville. 1t is said that they only ask
Sl20 a year for one telephone. Our citi-
zens would like TO have n but this Is fear
fully high.
Miss Mollie Curyon is back from a pleas
ant visit to Cincinnati.
Mingo is to have two more churches
Methodist Episcopal and Catholic. The
foundation for the former is completed,
and the work of building the latter will
begin e month.
Mrs. l.. Rosenberg is spending q few
days with friends in Wheeling.
The mill and the blast furnace are boom
ing. In the factory I'D machines are being
worked and everything goes along satisfac.
torily. Better coal is to be used
Mr.. Robert II. Turner, the clever railroad
agent, has been appointed agent for the
REGISTER He will take charge next Sat
urday and collect all subscriptions there
from. The REGISTER has q larger list than
any other paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
Personal and Gener News from the
River Bank.


River Bank.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, with : feet I inches OF water in the
channel.
The Diurnal left at II 80 yesterdsy morn.
ing for Parkersburg.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to day.
The Katie Stockdale is due down to-day
en- route for Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham Is due up to-day en-
route for P%ittsburg.
The Andes arrived at seven o'clock yes.
terday evening, and will leave for Cincin-
natl this afternoon.
All the local packets were running yes
terday, and report trade very tair.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: The
Southern Transportation Line, Is an organ.
~ization, expired by Limitation Saturday
night. Four boats OF the line are at the
city wharf, with two laid up at Fulton.
The Ohio brought down q big trip from
Pittsburgh, including considerable reship-
ping. She started back on time last even
ing. Aaron McGlouchlin was Billy Hollo-
ways partner at the wheel, W. II. Hall
stopping of, having only made the first
trip for Aarop.-Cn. Enquirer.
The W. n. Chancellor will lay up at
Parkersburg this trip in order TO receive
a new coat of paint. She will be out after
the Fourth.
The Oil Valley is ct Charleston awaiting
a tow.
Lively times are reported on the Upper
Kanawha. There are four boats running
above Charleston. and you can 60 to any
point you please fostwenty.fve cents.
PITTSBURGH, July River 4 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather clear and
hot.
CIxcISxArr,Ju July 2.-River14 feet J inches
and rising. Weather fair and hot.
CAIRo, Ills, July 2.-River 80 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather fair. Their.
mometer s0S.
MEMPHIS, july /. - River stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
ST. Lorn, June 2.-River fallen 9inches;
81 4-l0th feet by the Gauge. Weather
cloudy and very warm, with slight show.
ers during the day.
EVANSVILLE, July 2-Westher clear and
hot Mercury 90. River Ii 20 feet and
falling.
Louisville. July 2.-River 7 feet 8 inches
in the canal and S foot 8 inches in the
chute on the falls. Weather slightly
cloudy and very hot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
a BIZ
Sad DrswBfng Case ~ Glenn's Ran
Last Night.

Sad Drowning Case 1t Glenn's kan'
Last Might.
A sad drowning occurred at Glenn's
Run, last evening, the particulars OF which
were brought to the city by Herman
weiske, q gardener At that point The VIC
tim was Henry Psscher, a Prussian, in the
employ Of Weiske. About $50 o'clock
Pascher asked Weiske to 60 to the river to
battle, which was agreed to and
acted upon, q small boy named Henry
Peoler accompanying them. Pascher
entered the water first, at a point Just be-
low the residence of Mr.. r. G. Barr. he
struck out, after Weiske had warned him
of the danger Of cramps, and " down
stream about twenty feet, when he sudden.
ly uttered a cry. Weiske called out mot
10 arouse the people" when the cry was
repeated and Paschen sank. Before
Weiske could remove his clothes, the other
rose, sank again and disappeared. At the
late hour and in the darkness, the body
could not be recovered.
Psscher was - years OF age, and came
here from Prussia some sixteen years ago.
His relatives are all across the water, aud
he wrote them on Sunday that he would
come to them in August. 1t is q sad case
in every detail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
KNIGHT. Of -. George Picnic,

Trains for the Knights Of st. George pic.
mic at Fairy Glen Grove, tomorrow, will
leave the p, w. & Ky. depot at 6:27 and
1902 A.. NJ. and l:22 P. NJ, sharp. Also, for
the public in general, the committee beg
leave to state that they have made no ar
rangements with steamboats, for the trips to
the grove, and that the prices are as an
nounced, viz: Adults, IS cents; and.
children over 5 and under II years, so
cents.
The report in the Evening Journal Of
yesterday, stating that the price had been
fixed at 81. 90, is false.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03

William Holloway, who has been away
for some time on . trip TO San Francisco
snd other western points, has returned
home.
The Foo-dads Junior Fishing Club left
yesterday for . months fishing and hunt
ing out on Saltwater.
W.. C. Length, who lately graduated ct
West Point, taking second honors in his
class, has been the guest of his friend
Andy Heiplein, for . few days and left for
W~ellsbursh. ". Va, yesterday.
Miss Clara Forbes 10 home for q pleasant
visit 10 Csdiz friends.
Charlie Hollister il home from Meadvilll
College, where he lately graduated.
Miss Dora Heinlein Is home from Q viSii
to Wellsburgh, W. Vs., friends.
The Medico Chirurgical Society meets II
py. Cookies Office TO dsy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
DENTISTS.
BENwOOD BRIEHs.
Beard Of observation-disclosures Chat anA
GOastp.

noor0
G0asip.
The Board Of Education met yesterday
morning at the office Of Mr.. A. Pelley, the
secretary of the Board. Among the usual
routine OF business transacted was that Of
appointing the trustees for the various sub
districts.
The beard Of trustees OF the Benwood
school remain the same. This shows that
they are the right men in the right place.
Our estimsble citizen. Mr.. Jesse Furnell,
received q cablegram from his son, Frank,
yesterday. Mr.. Frank cabled from Liver.
pool, England. He had just arrived there.
after Q brief passage with nothing more dis
sstrous to our European tourist than .
slight sea sickness. After England he will
do" Wales, Ireland u Scotland.
So it will he in order for one OF Bellairs's
fair daughters TO sing. My heart 10 in the
Highlands"
Mrs. VIM. carp, an estimable elderly
lady, is confined 70 her room BY sickness.
The agriculturalists OF Gravel Bottom
Booth, o modern farmer. reports the e
exceedingly good.
Major Loring was in town yesterday.
The City Council meets tonight.
Mr., Alex. Dorsey, OF Sherrard, Q memoe
Of the Board Of Education, was In -
yesterday. s. .nh.,
of the Board, was up from his model farm
Miss Nellie Bumgartner, Of Cambrids:e'
o. is visiting Mrs. Frank McJiIton. A
charming young lady.
Rev. Dehan, OF Wheeling. was the guest
of Rev. McMerriman yesterday. $3.50.
All the city officers received especial IL
v;tstions 10 attend Mr.. aud Mrs. RemhoGb
reception last evening. The host and
hostess did themselves proud, and all who
were present wish that they may have
many more house warnings.
Pay day at the Riverside Furnace yes
terday.
Mr.. John Higgins, who met With the &C.
cident, All account OF which We detailed for
Yesterdays paper, is suffering very much
at this writing.
The ticket No. 81. which drew the elabo-
rate quilt ratified by the Knights OF Labor.
was purchased about . year ago and the
purchaser had forgotten il until informed
that he had the lucky number.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
POINTS.
Fresh Gossip of the DOings OF Various

Persons.
u. S. Russell is visiting his mother in
this vicinity.
Frank Stein left for Morgantown yester-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gibbs left yesterday
for a trip to the East.
Capt. Charley Wells, of Gloyer's Gap,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. G. Purvis, OF Louisiana, is visiting
relatives on the South Side.
Col. w. W. Arnett leaves to-day on q
business trip through the State.
Col. Alex. Campbell and Col. c. II. Bell,
OF Brooke county, were in the city yester.
day.
Mrs. DR.. Harris, of Baltimore, and son,
Lintz, are the guests OF Mrs. Lid Little, on
Capitol Square.
Miss Annie Kraft, OF Parkersburg, w.
Va, is the guest OF Miss Annie Odbeit, OF
the South Side.
Miss Nellie Tallant has returned to her
home at Evanston, ILL.,, after a pleasant
visit to relatives here.
ID. L Prayer. of Chas. Prayer & Bro and
T. A. Mcdonald leave for Cleveland to day
on a short business trip.
Mr.. Shrewsbury Miller, of the Auditors
office, will go to his home at Charleston
the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. Joseph Brading aud Miss Mary
Winsdetfer left last Saturday on a two
weeks visit to Newark, Ohio.
Messrs. J. B Sommerville, of Wellsburs,
and J. b. Fowler, of FaIrmont, Normal
School Regents, are in the city.
Col. Ben Wilson passed through the city
yesterday en- route home. He has been at
Pittsburgh comforting with railroad men.
Mr.. Vim. Stuck, of McKeesport, Pa, is
visiting Andrew Mitchell, on Fourteenth
street. He leaves for Grafton, w. Va,
this morning.
superintendent Butcher and Birch, and
Mr.. George A. Howard, of Cincinnati, will
run up 10 Chatauqua, this morning, to at
tend the Ohio Teachers Institute.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster. the well known
temperance lecturer, arrived hero last
night, and is quartered at the Female Col.
lege. She will go to Moundsville this Morn.
ing,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
ANOTHER MERCHANT GONE.
Forster, the Shoe Man. Makes an As.
sig ment.

Forster, the Shoe Man. Makes an As
sig ment.
VIM. n. Forster, the shoe merchant at
No. 39Twelfth street. closed his doors yester-
day and made a general assignment of his
property for the benefit of his creditors. Ed
mund o. Boyd, of Martins Ferry, is made
assignee. The property assigned consists Of
A brick house and lot on Catherine street,
Island. the boots, shoes. tools, shelving
and fixtures in the Twelfth street store,
and the boots and shoes in transit and be.
longing to him. The obligations secured
are as follows:
First-To pay Ewing, Melvin & Reilly for
professional services, $25.
Second-James W. Paxton, for rent for
Third-Thos. W. Barley, two notes of
81, 900 and 81, 800 respectively.
Fourth-Sally A. Little, a note for $3.50,
dated March 9Th, 1888, payable in six
months.
gregating $500.
sfxthSRev. Samuel Boyd, a note for
Seventh-Annie W. Boyd, a note for
Eiehth-Zink & Moorshead, $50 for &C.
OSSintb-Dr. W. J.. Bates, 800 for account.
Tenth-Wheeling journal, $40.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $l2.
Twelfth-hteiiigelcer, IS.
The residue, if any, is to be paid. pro
rata, to creditors having valid claims, and
10 that end the assignee is directed to sell
in such manner as he may deem best.