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THE HAREWuL-


with her. Her dress waI Of India MULE,
With IouArU neck and elbow GletVeE, h5unoes
Of oriental lace, and diamond ornaments.
1HE TAEEwL1I-
Mis- Lula May t.rpdsil. the Valedictorian
ot the class vas nIydIBlly Rttired In Paris
muslin, with point spplique lace end daisies.
sbe rose aAd gracefully advanced TO the front
OF the stage. She wore the hrst honos with
meekneta, but beeemingIy, and acquitted
herself OF the Of the Important duty entrusted
10 her with distinguished credit Her SUI
cessiye faIewells TO the faculty, the Trustees:
her clAss and the undergraduates Of the school
were feeling, and her reference 10 the class
mate who did not wait 70 graduate, but To-
night hoyers over the class aud whispers,
Up here there IL no fa'eWell," was extremely
touching and many OF the class were Affected
TO tears. Pew classes which have graduated
from the Wheeling Female College In II.
long career OF usefulness have had the good
fortune TO have 4 vAledictorian who did the
honon Of the occasion 20 gracefully and
well.
CONVERTING DEaREEI. ..,
Hon. @. D. Hubbard, President Of the
Board Of Trustees, iarmally conferred the de-
grees Diplomas ware presented as follows;
Degree Of arthur bGsodLdired, 70 Misses Lulu
Kendall, Matte Hall and Kate Wharry.
Degrees OF Mistress OF English Literature
to Missts Carrie Coekayne, Lulu DouelAss
Emily Campbell, ZlunS Frazier. Kate Horn
brook, Mary Heyman, Belle Hall, Annie
Knapp, Laura I.ukeus, Mary Way, AAude A
Wiley and Agnes Rose.
The honorary degree OF ari!um mueItTd wa
also conferred upon Miss Elizabeth DASen
port Cramsr. OF the faculty.
The musical honor (gold medsl was pre-
sented TO Misses Carrie Cockavne, Lulu Ken
dali, Lulu Douglass, Matte Hall, Kate Hcrn
brook and Mary Way.
HeymAn for proficiency In German, BY DR.
Sessler, the preceptor. 4
Rsv. DR.. Cooke, pastor Of the Second Pres
byterlan Church, pronounced the be1Sdie
ton, and the class OF 1883 were ushereeLntS
the world. fol- dged GiIyaRGf, -
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nrY nArrERs.
R,,ef so,.s ON Carrsst Events OF Minor
IufArNat.

TER employees at Simon Bttr d Sons whole.
al. v,oesry Store who recently struck, have
all been taken back excerpt two
c.uscrIuAE sxrrH, from the Island, pro;
poses 70 Introduce resolution into Oouneii
providing for Eve more policemen. -
TIN German n. z. Sunday School will
pIenio o.dAy at Mahan's Grove, about twenty
mile M on the P. W. 4 Ky. railroad. They
Autitipate a very enjoyable time and ara
i dding welcome TO friends that deAire 10
tafe mart 10 The excursion. Tbs train lesye'
IN depot Al 9. OF A. n. and returns al 7:2OR' N
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glGYl3n1 4 co. viii oifsr tO.mor.
Thermoneier Record.

-. Fc!roy!ng shown the range oil the Their.
Z. --.srsr. " ohEerVsd NJ bohnsprs drug
Nps-G H0uss cOruoF
iBT 1893
i.ysF.w,7rn l7LHi7E8h N7IH.
Il u "a IS II n q
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I resolved this week large limo Of mems
Button, Congress and low cut Hh0cs, HnitAlll"
for tho on. An inTyeCtinn viii hAlIsly
Sny one that have the beat stock In tie city
and Of the lowest prices. l.. V. BLbND.
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We will receive Friday, June 18th, ono
car Of choice new potatoes, Ons car OF cali,
bage. pine apples, beASs, cucumben and
tomatoes which will b- sold GhPApAt
ZGENIrI BRIA 4 EHS.
1870 Main street.
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.ra,S,rsrtafs Tor Vienna Pressed Yeast
b. found with McCluSty, Oyster Depot
o s.rs 81 thSFs will receive prompt Atisn'
ttr. VIVA rEPLEb YIGBT Co.
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MARTINS FERRr.

Another beer saloon has been opened mere
Mr.. Thomas Robbins has his father As MI
guest
The Union GIus Works was of yesterday
Ter repairs
The Buckeye and Elson wOrksars Running
on tolerab!e good time.
6. Huskins new house on First street ia
About ready for the rosf.
Meisenhalder has Just finished q new cot
tage house In EeWlAids addition.
Mr. Robert Chambers, postmaster and
druggist Of Mt Pleasant, was in t0Tn ytsisr
day.
Mr.. Joseph lIanes has nicely b,aut He'd the
yard in front o! his pretty residence On Sec
Ond street.
DR.. Walker, late Of Michigan, his located
here, making twen y.One doctors now Oh the
roll In this place.
Mr.. Jesse Holden, a farmer OF PleaSan,l
county, West Y,rGiniA, NAs here yesterday
shAk ing hands with d friends.
Do!phus Stewart Il not satisfied with the
trial Of his son al II. Clairsville last Monday
and very much deSiTeSs nav Irisl.
Miss Clara Shee = birthday party ysSter
day was very o. jDyAble affair A gresl
many little folks were pres ut, all returning
home late In the ever Ing tired, but delighted
Judge Cray and J. b. Long arc back from
PArkenbuIg, 10 having accomplished any
thing on tho tia there being neither JLdgi
al Jnfy prcoont. Long 10 very IHuGh uiSaIr
pointed, a. he wN anxious for the trial Il
come off and bs done withit, as II Is both AL
noying and expensive.
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FoR SALE
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
EoR SALE

A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale, stu.
,ted on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
miles from n. & o. K. Il, station, IL miles
rom Wheeling, on q good road, all In RraSs,
md IN high state Of cultivation one-half
mile from school, convenient 10 mills, mar
Eet and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
sstered. To be sold In ore tract or In par
oslG. For further particulars call on OF I'D.
PETER GROW,
Glen Easton, Marahall Co., W. Va
Mention this par'r ia9b.nLw
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The receipts, though lighter In nu1bers than the
previous Wsek, RIr tnJieIatFiy iIir As conparsd
With the demand. which not b. any ineAus active,
aud notwithstanding the falling "a Of RbOut SO
head, pIlees Aru OF ~ cOwpued with 81 Week .
figures about &c. We quote at SiIAy7c and low a.
the latter prcS, most sales rArgl iUm g&A9tsc,
same time lAAt year i0alI1%c, with most sales l0HA
In
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No mora honest and hard working rlus Of
people than thess, yet they are generally
pO1rly pad. They have great chance TO rs
rnrs fortune nv purchasing = ticket which
cOsls only 81 ~ tickets only ~, 81 tickets
tlG0) in the Commonwealth Distribution
Co.'E next grand DmWing. 10 IN held In Lou.
i.ville, XIV. June 3Oh. iSS3. Grand capital
priEH NJ $4,000 grand prEs Oi 10000, |
pre- NJ - mn, ! ~ prizes, amounting to
tll2 iUD Bend your orders To Il. ". Board.
man, lsOuiSvllle, Nv.
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DYsrTrIA, hearth burn, nGuSsS, indigestion,
etc, are always relieved by Browns Iron
HIttefA bAN
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Fir mr. rhlS week S0mb rial bargains
- f-aiss LnNNs, walking Ahoea and hlippan.
c.! ,li'y Willie 10 have full aHsortmsnL
L, '. BLOND.
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head With board until fnAlIy he managed
to 10 hurt Q horse that MArshAll got loose
more dead than alive.
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Will kTcuyE Juuu 18th, 90 lunches u
choice banana at ,c.-
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

ThnhAl has n't bcen told ~ To the great cum.
tive piWrrS Of tue CntCu Remedies ] have paid
hundfSl1 Oi rOllHr, for mcdiCiirk To cure d. IlAos
Oi the hlEsi AND Ekiu, And nIveF found RuJ thug
yet ~ equal the GullGun Remedies
GHAS, a. WlLLlAMl
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DR. PISA, the bug bear Of rpiCursAn', vii
be relieved by Browns Iron BlitGrI. DAW
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THEaHEEr MAEKH,


Theresa slight incnHSe IN tbs number Of the
receipts over last week with no Improvement In
their quality. But with AWry limited Eastern de
maud trad iIsTep tied ~ GATE dull. All Ulf:T.
in ScInS Ia exCGBS uI tAe d7inAnd. will 70 the ex
tent OF number Of car loads, he lett car unSold
and DO rtAhipped h0tat owners TtsS. Prices a
sheen 3I5G do l. linbI 5A6t sheep anne tune last
year exactly the same. and LAubsSlms time 4a6Sc-
ErONG.
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GREATEST on EARTH.

CuIiCuRL RENEpIH are tho grcatyrI meilslues
on uIF,h Had tao wont c4Lc SAlt khtum III tai
C,Iuuty, Ny neither Ind II twCItJ yGIS, and IN
fart dirpi rom Il I believe CutiCuTA would have
saved her Me. My arms, hhNt, Hnd al were
curr,l until used the CuIirurA k-s,'yeut Inter
nally. and suticun and Cuucun soap cIlrrnAll,
SIElUK o. J v A'ANI,
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On Monday evening while T, J. MGrshall
va working with his fine blAllor, the horse
became Rnrngsd and Mr.. Marhall being too
close 10 him hr caught him by ibn muscular
plrt Of the arm and lillinf him from tia
ground shook him In mid hir Tor some time,
~ ,hs same striking Al him with NiH fore feet
ami finally getting down On him with his
knees. apparently determined IL crush ihH
iIIe ont Of him. ~ thR Eamp time n rnHn hS
lhe name CorSOn was beating him on tue
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fue.ion-HouSehold and Kitchen Furni.
tyre-
C,trnirS--G. MsndCl / Co.
Fltssl---h. A. PfaLEhein.
ConsH19 WHter-R. II. List
RISfiT r.rr's-B. T. Caldwell.
g. ~ E.C'e River and Wheeling Min
i1S ans "i..GE Cumpany-Fourth Page.
EsntLd-GlsAI Manufacturer.
F9y 9sIe-Lsmp Ground Cottage.
PAarp I!=frigsFstoTs-Ssiblt Il Bro.
6salrf r.opsA.ls-W. A. Wilson.
pGHTlSf1 & co. will offer t0.mor'
rev rryaing:
teo iircSs Best Quality GIngbamS al
e. ~ q ~ per Yard, worth l0c and
l.Ec-kiishlly damaged b. water.
LA, SOB Pieces Best Makes Prints al
Gl:nfcs-FlIshtly damaged BY water.
Cu'oarrs Mill do UelItot examine these
n Il once, Ak they are a grand bar.
and Tll, DO III stock only = short
-,
4 tIvntrIrd shirt for SOC, worth 3 90.
IHs AIN carpet from e6c per yard up.
.,nno special bargains 10 Black silks.
Jubio,LcTICs and White Goods al soc
m tiFs rdlar Of actual value.
IEtIYISOS & COS AUCTION STORE.
iIi2 Main st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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BETHANY.

MrS ". X. Pendl0ton, who has been quite
sick, has ~ far recovered rs TO be Hbou
again.
The latest arrivals for commencement are
Misses IAnnI6 johnson aud 'Aunie Hyser
OF Louisville, Ky.; Mis- Sallie Payne. OF Nor.
VEk, Conn; Mr.. l.. II. Smith, Of Virgins;
Mr. MCCar', OF Shelby. q 10, and Miss MaSsir
Of K eniucky. Miss Missile is the gurst oi
Miss Ida Curtis
On Monday night this usually quiet vi lEge
WAB startled by that terrible though not un'
familiar cry, "Firel' Tbs r"sid5 nca OF Wis
Coxnn wa found 10 no on i-e. The entire
building ia occupied by Studrnt', and but for
The darling bravery Of M,s'rs. Hall and
phIlIns. who. Al tie risT OF their lives.
inupht tho flames like veteran firemeH,
THAT might uthsrSiie hNvs bean u serious
couilAgraIiOn was prevented. The loss WAS
light.
The following the programme Tor Com.
msncsment week; Monday evening. II ~. T.,
PinaioIe, by the College Company, Tuesday,
the Alumni dinner aud the ladies' Gf thu
DsalIOn Society give All entertainment;
"Wednesday. at $50 =. w. the sonlpr Glass
tree dedication, IN the evening tho American
SocIst7 entertainment ThursdHy, the rCgn'
lar CONNIE" cement rX-Tcisos. beginning al
A,u;At2 r " the Junior ClaSs entertain.
in.nt and In tho evening hs SsAtrUphi0n
socIety entertainment. Examinations close
on the II h.
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/ The arrivals Of cattle during the week amounted
10 l,t9S head against pa last week, and nj the
corresponding week Of lat car, and the sAcs were
llO5 heGd against Nc! last week and sT5 the cOrTes
bonding week of LoI year. aud were NJ follows:
To County lSs
To Eastern buyCB "
To LIVERPOOL 80
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CI'IIUlIRA RESOLYENT,

CutlrttA aud ruiiuuTA SnAp, IOd cVrly where
mi q: cut c ina, ~ Cus aud q pcT boz. suite n
lg,snlyuIt 70 Prr bU;i,c GutlCun S,Rp ID UIS
CullCufI having SOap, Is cA
Potter nrug and Chemical Co, boston.
myi6 NAV
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Hill

PVGVIA, FIFTH IA, SCROYUtA and HthCr form
OF biUDi pal u4irR resulting IN glAniuAf iwlI
Ings u'rrIOuh IaUhesi In = ILmAt and mouth alb
lIpNSfS CafbuIC!ts, IumON ulcers n TcS aud ski
rrupII1nE are speedily nruInGllPd and prllgSi by
tue CuIcum RrSOlvrnt the new hl0 y HurideF,
while the Akin 1, CCaHNiU VI Rll uh figuring tulnOn
by the external usc Of Cutiru7l aud tuiirurA kEp
the glcGl skin CntCt CutiCin Resident ALSO
lutGy destroys disease germs which float IL the
blood, urine All poppifAtinn there Is NJ doubt
about it-And CNpls them through The bowels,
klhnryA and pores Oi the skin.
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No Khi;skey!

BRowN's IRON B1TrERs
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source Of intemper-
ance by promoting 4 desire
for rum.
Browns IRON B1TTERs
is guaranteed to be a nom
Intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutcly kill the desire for
whiskcy and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
Rev. CIV. RICE, editor Of
the american Christian Re-
si7U, says OF Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, O., Nov. I6. 1851.
Gents The foolish vast.
ing OF vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul.
gence Of our people, makes
your preparation necessity;
and ifapplied, will save hun.
dreds who resort to saloons
for temporary recuperaion.
Browns IRON B1TTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousncss, weakness, debil-
ity, ovcrwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief
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CURE EVERY CASE.

Your tMilCrm RsmedlcJ OHLsrll all other medl
cInCs Aryp iOr'kiu dI>CRtN Ny customers and
nutsuii ~, trHt they h.VU UhFrtpi cue In every
Instance, whore OthrI remedies have failed.
Il ". lRB X NAY, n. n.
FEI,EiIy FILs.S
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FOR RENT.
The New and Elegant Large Husintta
Room, No. 1865 Main street. ~
mrl2 JAMES L. HAwLEy
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Miw Kate lIoruhronE, Il roW hSian. spok.
oi "Pu.h." NJ "One II the nrnNI Heroes OF
the nAy." FrwDi the TfAyS were rrCeiysi
with such Distinguished make VI favor.
when nffrr M 'u'tgy an Push, genunB
American Push, she called fpr all to endorse
her -sntim, Et-. Hey did Dwith rnthusia, ~.
Mis- lIprnbrO K herself tyiUcsd not y lilils
NJ the quality she ptAi%d, and developed
ofAtorlcGl powers which we're unsupported by
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FOR RENT.

Foe RENT
5 roouod house on TWentiCth street.
I nouns on TWcltyni th Hnet
Law 0fiCe on ChApiiue street
room In BAlleys Block
b. FORBES, No. I Custom House.
Tcleuheua A-E6 nN2S,
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Baltimore Live Etoch Market.

MONDAY, June Il, bS5, ]
EEcuFn or me WAX.
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PERsOHAL MEHTION.
news and Gossip In Reference TO varior
paDDle

Rews and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
The McGibeny family are at the Mcclure
House.
Ex.Judge g. P. T. Moore, Of Mason county,
Is in town.
]. B. spriggs, Esq, OF Woodsaeld, O., was
in the city yesterday.
Mra. A. 7. McKelyey, Of 81. Clairsyille, Is
visiting friends on the Island.
Miss Ellie Kline, OF East Wheeling, is visit,
ing friends down at Darlington.
Miss Nellie Warren IL home from Beaver
College for the holiday vacation.
NJ. F. Adams, E:q., Of Paris, Francs, is
visiting his sister on Uhapline street.
Henry Edgerton Vance arrived home yes,
terday from Princeton College.to spend the
holidays.
Judge Snyder, OF the Supreme Court of APP
peals, left for his home in Greenbrier county
last evening.
Mrs. G. Ed. Mendel left yesterday fol-
Hammondsport, N. Y, to spend the holidays
with relatives.
Senator KsnnA's daughter, Miss Margaret,
who Ia pupil at Mt. de Uhantel, has gone
home to spend the holidays.
Hon. VIM. L. Hearne and wife leave fol-
New York city tomorrow, where they will
spend the holidays with their sons, who are
attending college In that State.
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Judge Okey johnson rendered his decision
yesterday on the petition Of James McAdRms
Tor an Injunction restraining the Elm Grove
motors on Sixteenth street. The Judge re-.
viewed the law and authoritiel exhauStlyely,
and n Iscted the petition. twill be remem'
bered that Judge JScob gave the same Dc.
cision In the Circuit Court recently. This
settles the case, aud the motors come TO the
Capitol.
Judge Snyder yesterday refused TO grant an
Injunction prayed for by Noller et al, OF
Moundsville, restraining the Ohio River
railroad from operating 10 one Of the streets
OF the town. This Is also In accordance with
the decision previously rendered by the Cir.
emit Courk
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

1 desire TO coll the attention OF the
public TO the large stock Of Fine Dia-
monds aud other Gems, Watches OF all
descriptions, and TO the full IiEe Of fine
that have procured for the
Holiday trade. 1 also have tho largest
nsso rtment OF fine Bangle Bracelets and
Scarf Pine 10 be found In tho city.
Ihaye lately added TO my stock large
line OF John foity's nue Gold Pens and
Pencils. AT all times i carry au elegant
line of solid silver and Plated Ware Of
tho best makes. For the Holiday, L
have purchased a choice invoice OF fancy
articles and other goods always carried
by the leading jewelers.. Isoiicit an I'm.
spectIou of my goods and prices.
Very Respectfully,
A. A. PRaHzaElM,
No. 1900 MARKET Street.
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THE M,GIBENY FAIRLY.
An Enjoyable sIusicai EntertaInmen


The famous NEG ibeny family, OF Portland,
Oregon, appeared at the Opera House last
evening, and was greeted by q fair house.
The programme was made up Of vocal and in.
strumental music, and sketches, all rendered
by the members Of the family, which consists
OF the father, mother and nine children, or
rather twelve children, though three Of them
did not appear last night. The three absen.
tees were the Oldest son and the two babies.
The audience was enthuHiAstio in its de-
monstrations Of approval, particularly OF the
vocal members. The versatility Of the fam
ily Is certainly remarkable. They form 0
full brass band, and the individual members
are all both Yocalists and instrumental mu.
siclans, even down to the youngest who takes
part In the concert singing the kindetgar.
ten songs very nicely. Both male and
female membGf8 Of the family play brass
and stringed inl ,rumentg, Messfs. Hugh and
Dockie and Mis- Florence both eYincing con.
siderable akin with the violin. Yiola, Hugh,
Victor and Fred gave quArtetta on yiolins
and horns which were greeted With hearty
applause. Indeed, all the performers we're
recalled after neatly every appeaEann, and Il
70 safe to predict that should the family
ever return 70 Wheeling full housewife
greet them.
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Instintd In using Force.

The fact that John Bird was yesterday con.
yicted Of burglary IL no reason that other
people should not force their way into Book
ingfs drug store, corner OF Twelfth and Chap
line streets, and carry off all the goods they
want, upon paying the very reasonable prices
charged for them. Mr.. Booking has line Of
novelties in the wsy Of nail sells, necessity
TO every refned person, ranging from 70 cents
10 SIS. His zone OF the Finest police club,
with perfume bottle In the centre, Is an.
other attractive novelty. Plush table and
hand mirrors combined, elegant and cheap,
travelling Companions are other goods in
much demand which his stock Affords n
addition to brushes, combs, fine soaps, per.
fumes-in fact thousand articles OF q seas
enable character,
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PoR RENT,

TOR RENT-THE TWO STORE.
r rooms with dwellings a taChld, Nos. 1910 and
1912 Market GtreeL, now occupied bS e knoke and
4, 8, VanSlckIcr. The Brick Dwelling No. 1886
Main street, containing xix rooms. Possession
given april ist, 1881. Apply 10 HENRY X. LIST,
1904 Main street. uel7 F.,
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TIE SEASONS PLEAsUREs.
of the b. d o. in the shape
Law Rnfca aud Periecl Facilities.

VI AIuN A1atCb aou
The Baltimore & Ohio, as usual, Is frat TO
the front with holiday greetings, extending
the compliments Of the season IN a manner
Of once pleasing and enticing. The low rates
20 into effect at all stations on Main Line,
Divisions and branches east Of the Ohio river,
except between Baltimore and Washington,
on the twenty .second, and those who SO to
take Christmas turkey With friends may re-
main until after New Year, aud enjoy them-
selves 10 the greatest extent. II they do not
want to go on that date, tickets can be had
on the SD, oath and 25th, thus to cover
Christmas travel, and tickets good 10 return
until and including January 81. Again, on
the 29th, tickets go on sale for New Year
travel, and can be bought that day, the S0Lh,
3lst, and January 1St, good to return includ-
ing the second. II makes no difference In
which direction one wants to go, the low rate
covers between all stations as prescribed.
There Is no doubt but what the holiday
tlaycl this year will be unusually extensive,
the prospect Of pleasant weather, the great
number OF trains and low rates, all COM
bining to create desire 10 meet old friends
and have good time once year at least
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w Who hAS some knowledge OF Bookkeeping,
and 10 make hiluSsH generally useful. ADDRESS, IN
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