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Mercury has produced moro misery aud made
more eripples tnan war, Wstenec and famine
eomolned IL YOU have any blood diseases
or skin hemor Il Is your duty to youlsef and
posteIliy 10 take the only vegetable oute,whioh
Is switts SpecidO
switts Specific he's relieved me Of Malatial
Blood Poison AFTER had been confined 20 tho
hou 'e for five months and had bee dosed with
blue mass, oalomel aud other poisonous drugs
until was In doSpAir--Swifts specific Is the
rmedy for this kind OF blood poison
O NJ, CLARK, Asst southern Life lna Co,
Atlanta Ga.
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From n. o. Times. Democrat Nov. 10. 1888.
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN a BRO,


II will be pleasant ucws 20 the many friends
and patrons OF the well. known ftm OF Dud'
having been granted by the creditors, APP
proved by the court, u win now reopen IT, ex-
iensive business There probably has never
| been house which, during IT, embarrassment
has received moro general support aud kindly
isvv.l than this Young energetic aud pro
ieonng tlfV1un ftss~-.i zoe Moskrs, Coleman
grts,iyo 20 q marked uegied 10. a. snf1de.ri
4 Bro have always had the inlltsiuBni,r N
OF tho community, and now that they are Ia a
portion In entirely recover from their Difficult.
les II goes without saying that they will TO
ctiye the heariitHt support ON all hands
Every house and mandatory for which they
were agents have retained them, amark ofnill.
est conAdurCe, aud their patrons arc coming
forward vii ingiy 10 renew engagements
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SMITHS Extract.
Smith. Extract d Nay Flower,
ThcrimeTrled andUniversally ApproyedRemedy
torall Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys
IL Positively Cures * acre all
Other Remedies HAT Fail-
cd 20 Produce re 4.

"Bdghts Disease Of the Klh,1' 3" fearful
scourge, which spares Rcither asa AZ nor eondi.
ton. becomes an incumblc disease only for the
want OF timely attention Iiallowed 10 work It's
rayages unchecked until ithas fastened upon The
yialsoi is victim, no medical SKIN eau release Is
hold Il elaimsits prey and annually uumbenits
victims by the thousand. A timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results In proof Of
this assertion. We cite you TO the numberlos iestl
mouials in our possession, AVID quote such emil
nent authorities us Dr. Ell Ives OF New Haven.
Conn, and Or, King, Compiler Of Hluss Dis.
pensatory) Ask your own physician II these
names arc authorities. aud decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice 10 an advertised meji'
cine Decide now, Il may not be too leie.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
is uatures own remedy ltsno vile dCoctiou
OF uausoous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is a modest little plant which grows In
New Fouudland. in Pennsylvania and Kentucky
Ills diureuc and astrlneont in It's properties, and
has frequently been used to great advantage II
Diarrhua and Rowe, Complaints Of childrcu II
great mcrii however, isin It's gentle and efhcicn
action ON the Kidneys. II removes all impuritie
through natural ohannels,0n restores thosysten
70 Il healthy condition. ltprOmpuy relieves pain
In the back and lolns, In eases oiweak and den
cato females, Us value is beyond computation
But for the natural modesty Of woman, Whte
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity
we might publish hundreds of testimonials
incstlmablc benefits derived from It's use
Ask your druggist for smiths Extract OF Ma
Flower Read carefully the circular around N
bottle Il is yours TO choose between
Health, Happiness and life.
Disease Misery and Death.
d Prepared only by S Il, Smith Bro, CoyinGtoi
| X. Rnr anln ~ Al drngrlsis
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This Year. Last Y car.
LxPoRrs.
IVhlNs =
This Your. Last. Yea.
FUTURES.

- IN New York the market was quiet
II iny dull, ,aies being lower than at
Nj nme last two months. December
sV.nH but all other months were
|essasNehl' x. In New Orleans Deem.
|srNt points since ysitefday aud Gil
a. were from 2 TO 4 points lower. In
rS1gse was a falling or OF S.6i for De-
y. Dt other months from Lot 10 2.6i
IN Vileans to-day eycetded tho'e in
NV we hrst TINE during to season
| kc1Inloago.-Gtain OF all kinds was
n nc9ago to-day, December dropped
~ " and closed at 90 rs 10 W For
ht,ssV'u ior " b,S n dec inO OF rs 10 l
|1,s Ter Germ was IS lower and Janu.
|eiIs,% Tut former mouth closed Al
Nd.sv latter at "a 5s This receipts OF
.RS were wheat, 1871, q22 corn, rs SIS;
/ en- "a, Tue shipments were wheat
|Nlne. 80 oAu lu5,ilb. The feceints on
/ IN Guy ng day last year were. What
l,v esio. oats \, $50. The shipments
|hl we're Wheat b6,osl, corn lz2,9ll'
Ma December wheat declined IS to-
fail ,ot Lei a-sto Ia, Devemser corn
| hn,p rs higher and brought AZ 1 I IA
|unaoer oais was Ia lower and was
|los.s close rs Ia bid.
N - SVhicago. PORK declined about
II, su.y ~ II advanced Yesterday
IA II fell of so cents for both
Hs January, tho former month sell,
auu We latter fer 10 81 IL. Lard
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MEDICAL

ssrDK. KUGKNK DSvA6x OF FRGN0R
has made us his agents for N state OF Texas 70
bial Restorative or vitaliser,h An aiiccled Win
nervous debility. loss Of manhood and an hin.
dred diseases should At once procure his circular
from which to learn the cause Of the aisoasos
above n entioned theu at once 10 procure from
as or through US by your druegist or I v expres-
the never-hiling remedy
CRowpuS BALDWIN \ wILLIAMA
wholesale Druggists, Dallas, TexAs
BY retail at Howell \ Rro's AMI J, L, William ..
Illu 'trated Marriage Guide. go pages, 10th
and gilt binding, so cents same III paper cover
IS cents Manhood. 10 cents womanhood. Is
cents; pamphlet cents securely sealed, by
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR,
WHITTIER the Great Specialist Sll 81.
Charles Street 81. Louis. Mo
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IT IMPROYES Nd QUALITY OE


tho Blood ara rrriehcsit, and ia there
fore n fno iHri0oroUt ana corrective
incases " all chrcllcn iatdiies when
arerss5ciated with nn lAiPo7EEisHh-i'.
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
10th regulating aninourishlngprop-
critics its great feed tonic elements
Itcompensates for tho loss Of ritdlltW.
Induced by COnSpRp tiOn, Cdtdrrh or
Bronchial and Throat affections. ne
dgiH remedy Feminine Oubilttv ana
reimburse tho Female physique for
those losses Of vitality accompany
ing complaints peculiar ~ tho scI'-
Mothers nursing their own chiidrcHp
and delicate trOnicH who expect To
become mothors and bring up rigor-
Gus children shouldby oil means usO
A. ~ trW restore sufferers JrOnG
Mental or Nervous PrOsirdti0a aris-
ing from Orcr-irOrk, Ercessts or
grofrdcfcd Discuss. ~ irW euro
Drunkenness INA the Opium Hdble
for "a the appetite grows hcallhler
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho uso Of this Tonic, tho uunatural
craving dies away until totally oN-
tlncl. shighiB bcaqlcidi Ia LireI-
Conpldints, Mdidridl Fcrcr, and
AL Wdfdridl Disease; and for tho
do6llnntlng effects Of Icrcr Of dnB
Eiad IL has no equal. IL repairs
,rgsic. improves Digestion aud ip-
oriIis. aud an0rls tho DDsprpiio m
rqiid an edsiiB dSsimiidblo article
OF FOOD; npd IA 10 pleasant 20 the tnaia
tbst tho most sensitive palate VIII not
raiect H.
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Noises In the Head. tho vital nuid passing unob.
teyyod In the urine aud many other diseases
that iead 10 insanity and death,
Thh ENuLISn MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree 20 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars foI
under thcir special advice and ueAtmenn win
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found In u, TIE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN.
sTlTuTI treats all Private Diseases successfully
without morcuty. Communication Free. Thor
Ola Of urine, $3.50, Price OF Vital Restd rAtive
el,bO q bottle, or four times the quantity $50.
son 10 any address on reoeipi OF prico. or o. d.
mo @, o. d. sent without o. enclosed a. . guar
Anteel, secure nom observation, and In pnyaif
nAmo II desired, BY ENdiish MEDtOAh
INSTITUTE, us Olive street 81 Iouig hissnas
Wholesale Agonts J. J. sCHorT a co.,,
weston. TaHas
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also declined in proportion. December se,,in,
for $50 failing of Of 20 cents. and Jannars
deliveries At So IL a decline OF Il ~ cepts
NEW YOpV
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VYYYYYNAyrVESSh


ed postponed, Engfand Will no donbt grant. :;
Ny the request, for she will not desire 20 offend
" Amerca. The evidence OF ~ Donnel being
me an American citizen, will then have 10 be- ,
noi secnFed and an opportunity sought for
are giving him q lair trial. ! don't want any -.
.pu war "a be the outcome, for our navy 10 i!
0Acot 10 A condition for a conflict
/; J do want Justice for 0'D0nnell. IT,.
:, ~. Cbo,', sSeyer, that he will hang ut the, ,
sa les Sfr sutton, unless this governs
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II,S, Of aal az Az. On reA
l.t6,ese, mhetcS,s, sh It stic,t luessbSr
naios.I, hassl isaica ssiaectiossst De, oNcb1
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VIZ ,issrean. ~ ,oilfy ret
40 ssss' sas wan htis ,aI 700
Onee iioufliqA A, Mplr N. BAeess
riarht. fef lta, ctanpj f.tsi,cS
srssa AZ tfarN
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THAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

and inynllds generally may properly
understand tho merits OF "Coldens
Iig,iid Beef Tonic" an analysis ~
the eminent chemist, ARTHUR HILL
UAssALL, Md, FRS, Of London.
England and also an endorsement ~
mo celebrated physician, Professor
sfRFRAsMUs WILSON, FRS, LID,
al london. arc labeled On each bottle,
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The CIR SAT ENGLISH REMEDY

10 q neynr.fA failing tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality Sem
nal Weakness, spefs
matorfhma l. q 50
MANHOOD impolnl /,
cy, Paralyh, aud al
the terrible oaecta o
Self Abuse. youihfu
10 lief ar excuses In
maturer years such a
Loss Of her DRY, Las
silud0 Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion " Socls
Nv nimupaa ~ Nlninu
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rnErRo Es "a Sr ErIscoPALlANs.
Third Bays Session OF the Annual state
EOlusiI

Third Days kession OF the Annual state
COamiI.
The Episcopal Council OF West Virginia
met ngaiu yesterday forenoon, at 0 O'Clock.
The first half hour, as usual, vas occupied
with devotional exercises. At $50 the special
order, the election OF delegates u the General
Council, was announced.
A good deal OF time WAS occupied in The
election, owing to very peculiar turn CT the
ballots, which resulted IN giving ajOtity
10 Ava delegates, when but four men were
wanted. At last, however, tho difficulty was
solved, and Revs. N. Gibson, Il, NJ. C0bbs,
W, T. Leayell and s. d. Mason were chosen.
The lay dsl.gates were then chosen. They
are Messrs. n. s. White. Il. ]. McCandlish,
T. L. Broun and ]. P. Rogers.
A resolution was passed requesting an Cpl
MON Of the Chancellor oonCe ming the laws
Uf West Virginia In relation TO ecclesiastical
property, aud 10 explain whatever steps are
nee. ssary 10 secure the titleto such property,
A resolution was passed appointing n COM
mittee TO prepare history OF this diocese.
The Council then look the usual noon recess.
At the opening oil the afternoon session the
Committee on the State Of the Church maze
a voluminous report.
Allerrates 10 the General Council were
then chosen, as follows: Clerical allernateS;
Rev Messrs. Lacy. Lsa, Person and Cowp'
LA Lay altcrnates: Mesara CraiEhill, Hogo
man, Lea and Amber.
After some fur her business Of no public
interest the Council took recess until 1880
I'm.
of the church. and was public in It's oharac.
Ter, the exercises being addresses on the for
eign mission work. The last busl neSs session
will be held to-day. Tomorrow forenoon 81.
Luke's church, on the Island, will be dedi'
Gated by Bishop Peterkin, and most OF the
ministers In attendance upon the Council
will be present,
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compelled to pay for the Replacing Of worn
ont machinery or that broken not by their
npelige-ce This later question affected In
a special manner the JtfFirs0n matters, from
whom such payment Is required. and but
slightly affected the wheeling nailers, from
whom, as \ rule. no such payment Is re.
onired. IN the Aai,lsment Of the strike, the
mill operators offered 10 accede to the wishes
Of the boilers u the demands Of the nAtlers
we're Withdrawn This the nailers bose not
nff cited being In the majority agreed TO- to
the injury OF the jefferson men Hence the
present independent action Of the latter.
steubsuvIlle seems to be worked up over
several unpleasant domestic relsii.nshiPs,
The latest occurred yesterday, and although
not generally known, Is furnishing theme
fer considerable gossip and no little unpieAs'
ant comment,
A call has been issued for a special meeting
Of the SieubeLvills Presbyterian Presbytary.
to be held In this city on the twenty-seeond
inst, to take final Hctioh N the case Of Re-.
DR.. McL,ne, me author OF "fhe Cross In the
Light Of TODAY"
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pERsoNAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference TO Variou
People.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mr. J. W. Paxton left yesterday fer Chicsgc
on business
Mr.. W. C. Mooney, OF Woodsfsld, was at
the stamm House yesterday.
Elk Congressman George G. Latham, oil
Upshur county, was In tho city yesterday.
Rev. J. B. Reed, pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church at FairmoHt, was in the city yeSler.
day.
Mr.. @. L. Thompson, Ot Hinton, editor OF
the Herald, is In the city, accompanied BY
his wife.
Mr. A. g, Billtngslay and wife, OF States.
willie, N. c., registered at the MtL1re House
yesterday.
Mr.. Henry K. List and wife, and daughter
Miss Jessie, returGcd yesterday from an ex-
tended western TRIP.
Mrs William Leighton and daughter,
Miss Minnie, have returned from three
mouths visit in ChicsGo.
Deputy U s. Ma shall Will Ramp leaves
for Charleston to day iS attend the session I
the United States Court which commences
Monday.
Hon. George W. Craig. OF Mason county, q
Regent OF the State Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Institution. was in the city yesterday On his
way home from the annual meeting Of the
Board.
Mr.. W. ". TruemRm, OF Bridgeport, who
has been COZ fined to bis room for several
weeks by illness, Is now much better, and bis
many friends may expect to have the
pleasure OF seeing hin soon again.
Governor Jackson, in u letter TO Msjo Lee,
says positively that he will be here OIL the
day before commencement, to stay t"o or
threo DAYS Preparations will be made 10
fire the required salute OF seventeen guns ara
hold review OF the corps bet.re him.
IiorgdntOtVn Post.
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Yesterdays excursion.

The steamer G. W. Anderson presented q
gay appearance as she steamed out from the
leves yesterday afternoon about $50 O'Clock,
and headed lip stream for Steubenyille. On
board ahe bad about 200 excursionists and
the mem bers OF the Julius tesar company,
composed Of local talent, under the
direction OF Mr.. Frank Hennig. The Opera
House band discoursed lis choicest airs from
the hurricane deck aud Alg4 tllttered every
where. The band continued 70 play at short
intervals all the way TO stenbeu.
vile, which was reached about Q
O'Clock. Supper was ser ed on board
to those that wanted it In the evening
Julius Gear was presented to q good szsd
audience in the Opera House III satisfac.
tory manner. The exCursionists returned at
an cary hour this morning having danced
all the way down. The trip. was
quite success and was enjoyed by all who
were fortunate enough to be able 10 accom-.
pany the troupe. capt. Jack Harrison made
It pleasant Tor every one on board.
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In the y ethodist Churches Tomorrow
tlther Notes.

Iut n ttuUutHt NhNEChtb
Other Notes.
Mrs. 8. 8. Kisnsr left for New York yes.
terday.
CaI.T G. Smith, OF Parkersourg, was in
the city last evening.
Services will be held at the Second Presby.
terrain Church, Rev. VIM II. Cook, D. D.,
pastor at 1880 A. NJ, tomorrow.
The Citizens Bible Glass will meet in the
lecture room OF the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
There will be preaching in the First Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow morning by the
pastor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., at
1880 A N. No services In the evening.
At North Street n. E Church, Rev. L. Fl.
Jordan, pastor childien's day service at 1880
A. N. and Sunday school At 2P.M. APP
propriate evening service at 1880 o'clock.
Ats. Mathews Church there will be ser
vice at 1850 a. M, and at $50 p N. the closing
service OF the Diocesan Council will be held,
at which time sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. r. D. Roller, Of Martinsburg
In the Third Presbyterian Church. Rev. J.
G. LYLE. pastor, will preach at 1880 A. n.
brate It's floral anniversary, at which time
the choir under the Leadership Of Mr.. Otto
Jesger will render some special selection.
There will be preaching at Thompson N. E
Church on Sunday ut 1880 A. N by the pas
tor, Rev. II. W. Ridtr, and at 1880 :. NJ, the
Sunday school will celebrate the "Children's
Day" with appropriate exercises. Hon. G.
W. Atkinson will deliver the address. All
are invited to attend.
First Baptist Church, corner TwelfI III and
III 20 htyt a
pastor, Rev. J. B. milford; at 1899 A. N /,
''Lead US not to Temptation" the eighth
sermon OF the couiss on the Lords Prayer. p"
Sabbath school at 2 o'clock. At 1880 p. NJ,
"Discriminative Grace"
Tomorrow Ia Children's Day at Zane Street
Church. Service will begin at 1880 A. NJ.
There will be singing birds and blooming
flowers, songs. responsive readiugsand stirring
addresses. Rev. Ryan, Presiding Elder, will
preach at T:i5 p. NJ, after which the Lords
supper will be administered.
"Children's Day" W Il be observed to NOR.
row morning, In the Fourth Street n. E.
church. The exercises will consist OF sing.
iugs, responsive readings and addresses. Rev.
DR.. DeHsas will be present and deliver an
address. In the evening the pastor will de-
liver the Baccalaurate sermon before the
graduating class OF the Wheeling Female
College.
following: Capt. John Mcclure, Of Wheel
ing, W. Va, father OF our townsman Thomas
Mcclure, was here last week upon o short
visit to his son and family. Miss Bette
Mcclure, sister OF Mr.. Thomas Mcclure, a
real pretty and charming young lady from
Wheeling, W. Va. arrived recently In COM
pany with Mrs. s. N. Prather, also OF Wheel
Iig, upon a yisicto relatives and friends here.
Miss Bette Is the guest OF Mr.. Curran Men
del's family, and Mr.. Prather and wife are
domiciled at the residence OF Mr.. G. Il.
Booth"
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Equibs aud hiSceliancou'
IeYee GO..In.


Leyee Gos.Ip.
The Clifton passed down with sewer pipe,
and the Belle Prince with limestone.
The W. n. Chancellor passed down al 0
A. NJ, for Charleston, with u spanking TIP.
The work OF repairing the levee was com:
nenced yesterday. The wo:E Is needed
badly.
The river Is falling slowly. The marks last
evening dicAid dsp.h Of feet 10 Incaes
i'll the channel.
The o. NJ. Lowell having had her wheel
satisfactorily fixed, mok her departure yes
terday morning for her trade,
The Telegram left at her usual hour yer.
terday Afternoon but will be back 1T hn early
hour this morning for the purpose 0: taking
the Happy Eight Social" aud LIS friends 10
Cresap's Grove where they will spend the
day.
The @. W. Anderson left al 2:30 p NJ, her
banners fiYing and about 20l cxcursl0niais
on board for sIeubenvi Ia, whsrA Mr. Hamtg
last night. The bolt returned 10 the IeYte
about 2 O'Clock this mOrniCg. The Opera
House band was on board.
The Convington ways will build rev
hull for the Government Lighthouse steamer
Lily. The new boat will he fifteen fest longer,
with the game beam. Her shafts will be
heightened three feet. The old cabin and
machinery OF the Lily will bsused. She will
make another trip to Cairo, and on her re-
turn b. turned over TO Capt G. illiG, who Is
under contract 10 turn ont the neT Work IN
sixty days.
TEE Frank Stein, Cspt. J. 3. Thompson's
new towboat, mad its trial trip YESTERDAY al
teruoon, gong down IS FAR ay Wegee. Capt.
Tom Dun was at the wheel and Hiram Stiles
was at.the throttle. The lit lie boat handled
admirably aud gave much satisfaction. 1t is
intended for a small jobhing trade, heirgof
light draf'. II was built by the Swseneys,
who bad the hull built at Belle Vernon.
Capt. Thompson Is very much pleased with
his property.
The s.. Lawrence touched at the leyee
about 0 O'Clock last evening. although she
had been int'e vicinity dischsrgirg freight
70: s.Veral hUuts previous. She leaves for
Cincinnati this ev ming and the indications
are that she will have good trip. Shippers
should h" on hand esrlv. The st. Liwrence
Is l. Ige tineside.whee e., possessing excellent
facilities for handling frsi SHIT, and her as
ssuger accommodations are un'qualed.
Capt. Billy List goes on her as master and
Mr. G. D. List Is gurSer.
CINCINNATI, June S-RiveF % feet and fall
Ing. Fair and WARM.
EVANSVILLE. June S-Riiver % feet 8
inches aud falling slowly.
onCIrY, Pa, June 9.--River 8 feet oinches
and failiug, weather clear.
GREENSBORO, Pa, June s-River feet 10
inches and falirp; weather clear.
MoRoASrowN, W. Va, June River 2 feet
and falling; weather clear; Thermometer S6'.
BROWNSVILLE Pa, June S.--RiVer feet 4
inches and falling; westhsr Clear thermom-
eter 100.
RIcEs LANDING, Pa, June 8-Rirer 8 feet
Q inches and falling weather cloudy; Their
mometer SGo.
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preach d to TIVE graduating Glars OF the
Wheeling Female Ollege to morrow evening
at the Fourth Street NJ. g. Church by Rev.
DR.. j. f. Smith. The congregations and
pastors OF the First aud Second Presbyterian
aud United Presbyterian churches will unite
with the Fourth Street people on this oc'
cas- on, a. d accordingly no services will be
held IN thesa churches In the evening" The
baccalRureate seru on Is preSched by the
pastors OF the four churches named In rota.
lion, all The ohu cheS unit pg In the services,
which are held In the. church whose PASTORS
turn It is to preach the sermon each year.
The young ladies OF the class will occupy q
block OF seats In the front OF the ohurSh to-
morrow evening as usual.
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DAVID ASH,
30 Twelfth Street.
yrvoO
New Advertisements

0Hiee, Nos. 10 aud az Fourteenth Street.
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This Court met at 10 o'clock A. N. yester.
day, with Judges Johnson, Green, Snyder
and Woods all present, and transacted the
following business:
stansbuTy's administrator Va Hludman ct
al, from Brooke count! continued.
COoey ct al. vs. Porter, from Ohio county
argued and submitted.
Camden & Co. vs. Hiteshew, from Wood
county; certiordIi awarded.
W. +. Raymond, OF Braxton county, vas
admitted to practice In this Court on motion
Of v. r. Frame.
Adjourned to Monday morning next at 10
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NEW YORK, June ga panic that might
have resulted in a dreadful loss Of life oc-
CURED in primary school on Fifth street
this Afternoon. A scholar shouted FIRE,
and scene OF wild excitement and con-
fusion followed. Hundreds OF children in
different class rooms crowded toward the
stairs, and all efforts on the part Of the
teachers to preserve order were Intellectual.
A number OF children were crushed and
had their clothes torn in the struggle. The
police report no one seriously injured.
There Was no fire.