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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

are but indicators OF impure blood. Acker's
Blood Elixir is the remedy. Sold by e.
mund Booking and c. Msnksmellsr
Wheeling; and F. r. Zimmez, Bridgeport,
O. DruPpists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
InGallibility.

Do not fail to 60 to John Roemer's for
Dry Goods Carpets. Oil Cloths, Wall Pa
pers, Fancy Holiday Goods. Something
ornamental spd useful at greatly reduced
prices for cash. Nos. 20l9 and 202i Main
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

SMITHS Ale Condenser supplies a long
felt want. Ale can be drawn direct from
the keg into glass, doing away with the
old method Of drawing into q pitcher and
getting stsle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

AcKER's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure sli kinds OF blood poisoning, inherit.
ed or contracted, Sold by Edmund Book
ing snd c. Menkemeller. Wheeling and F.
P. thinner, Bridgeport, o., Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

NO one can see Mrs. Langtry
satisfactorily without a pair of
our fine imported Opera Glasses.
JACOB w. CRUDE.
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Divorce Granted.

Tie Circuit Court is grinding out divorce
cases in good shape. On Wednesday. one
was granted. aud yesterday John A. Reuff
was given a divorce from Ella Reuf. The
custody Of an infant child was given TO the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
LIVES Of great men all remind Us

MERCHANTS visiting the city are invited to
call and see The large variety of candies at
Geo s EeepY's, No. 1910 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

GUARANTEED to cure a Cold or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by Edmund Booking and c. Menkemeller,
Wheeling; and +. p ZimRer, Bridgeport,
o Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
The b. d d. KICKS,
And wants Two OF Its Assessments
Reduced.

Reduced.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
objects to the valuation OF its property in
Wood and Marshall counties, and have sp-
pealed to the Circuit Court The following
notification was served on Tuesday:
CLARKsBURG, December 4.
To The Board Of Public Works, Of West Ia.
You will please take notice that the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad Company has this
day filed appeals in the Circuit Courts OF
Wood and Marshall counties, from your
order of assessment and valuation Of its
property for taxation in said counties re-
speCtiyeiy, for the year 1888.
SoDra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

Mr. sANL J. CAssEIs, druggist at Thorn.
ssville, Gs., says: The intelligent Class
use Browns Iron Bitters and it gives good
satisfaction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

nE. E. B. WEArHERs, Elkton, Ky., says:
II regard Browns Iron Bitters as q medi-
cine Of unusual worth"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

CONE TO Ed. Christman's auction rooms,
lo4S Market street, and buy your silver
plated ware. Sales, afternoon at 2 and
evening at Z. Private sales during the
day at auction prices Sales to continue
until entire stock is disposed OF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
Eight Years scroful. Cured.

A valued correspondent, Albert Simpson,
Esq writing from Peoria. H., says: "Sa-
marian Servine cured me Of scrofuIa, az.
ter hsvirg suffered for eight years with he
disease" Nr. Simpson lives in Peoria
Ask him. Your druggist keeps il. $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

LIVES OF great men all remind Us
We can make our lives sublime.
But herewith Is suggestion-you can have
better time
By ipdulging in q liquor, pure and fresh and
healthful too.
Smiths cream ale is here referred to-s sam,
pie youll not rue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
WATER WAITS.

LARGE variety and big stock Of candy and
TOYS, for the Christmas trade at Geo. q.
Feeny's, No. 1910 Main street.
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WAnkenRha1t.

English Waukenphsst shoes for gentle
men. The most comfortable and durable
shoe ever worn, at L. V. Blends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

Jrsr received: 500 boxes lire crackers.
For sale at low market rates.
G.. FEESY,
lIlO Main Street.
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POINTED PENCILINGS.

Pertinent Paragraphs Pertaining TO
Prominent Persona
DR.. A. ]. Stalnsker, Of Writ C. H., is in
the city.
W. r Hoffman, of Cincinnati. formerly
of Wheeling, and Mlss Sue Patterson, OF
Pleasant Valley, west of Bridgeport, were
married on the 18th ult.
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no NOT hTORM THE sfsru

WITH VIOLENT tNiiIhkTlS M
MAX AND TEAR hNp WEAEES1
uNtORTuEATE INVALID. M "A
THE hIUMACH, RELIEVE IHE BJg1
GuLATk THE LIVER, AID EETal
The NERVES WITH JAKRkNnl
fERSEAaENT AEttInn trsta
Mesa APPEAR A MORE ntl.iyHi
EFFERvEsCENT DRhuGHT u NOI 4
FOUND. AND A MORE POTENT RExl
FOR DNsPFFrlA, Elilui'~NtSS, Oly
PATTON, NERNOt y ErhDACHf, 1
AND GENERAL DEBILITY, lnEsSJ1
IsT. SOLD BY ALI. DkUGui"S
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COURT BUSINESS.
The Light Return Made by the
Grand Jury.
Doingy of the court-AI Martin Arrested on
a caaias ia the Geyer Robbery
Casa-Pe,it Jury List.

In accordance With the order of the Cir
cult Court, The Grand Jury was summoned
yesterday, duly empsneied and male q
light return. The following jurymsn were
sworn in:
A. Ecff Albert Schsirsr, P. B. Dob
bills, jacob Hull, George Hill, joan A.
Armstrong. A. J. Sweeney, Samuel BEL,
Luke Fitton, Thomas Sweeney, b. r. CAD
well, VIM. Myles, Henry Harper, ID. Cat
man, Ninian Bell aud James +. Barnes
Of the Grand Jury,
After brief charge from Judge Jacob,
the Jury retired. and at $50 in the after
noon made the following pressntments:
State VS.. Charles Hayes, indictment for
msliciousIy slabbing and cutting with III
tent to m aim, disfgure, disable and Kill.
with a count for unlawful staooins and
cutting with intent to main, disiisure, dis
able and kill.
State VS.. Edward Utbman, grand larceny
and receiving stolen goods, knowing them
Same vs.. Chas. Boggs, petit larceny.
The following indictments were made
for keeping houses OF ill-fame: Maggie RI
bic, Lou Ruble, Jennie Peterson and Anna
Wooster. -,
Tie following returns were made for ille-
gal liquor selling: Jacob Wilhelm, selling
on Sunday; Anna Wooster and Maggie ku-
bic, selling without license.
The following presentments we're tound
not true bills: State VS.. Fleming FOCUS,
for grand larceny; State vs.. Wm. McCan-
non. for assault and battery; State vs.. Mel.
son Berry, for slabbing and cutting; State
VS.. Thos. Condry, for petit larceny.
The grand jury was then discharged.
Al. Martin Arrested on q Capias.
In the return made by the grand jury,
one indictment was temporarily withheld
from the public. 1t was against Al. Mar
tin and charged him with grand larceny
and with receiving stolen property, know.
ing it to have been stolen. A capiss was
issued and Deputy Sheriff Blanchard ar
rested Martin and lodged him in Jail. This
charge and arrest are in connection with
the Geyer diamond robbery, Of course. Al.
Martin was the man who sold the two
diamonds TO the Market street jewelers., as
has already been published. No charge
was made against him, at the time tthman
wss arrested but the grand Jury, ON hear
ing the evidence, returned an indictment
against him also. 1t is now said he was
identified as having been in Dillons store
some time since just before the large
diamond was stolen, but he may have had
10 connection with it. The court will
thoroughly slit the whole matter.
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If you want an appetite, without a bapr

Let US upon YOU prevail
To co get TIE first. and sleep well at night
By drin king smiths superb cream ale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

HELi.AIHE AE so6 SAnosiD".AI
Leaves BsilAirs ~ Sa1 . m. ans
daily except Sunday. Sleeping az
ing 10 Indianapolis. via tolgmW
train No. 4. leaving this otiy nj -
ly. arriving at indianapolis al n
y. a q. biesping Cars on Al tnHsa
Clos connections Da11 f0 "
and bouthvsA, North md non1N
ibis adsaifa6lS route ios color
moving 70 ths grset Wa and ov
Tic Ticksss o nj prins,psi points 90 ~, I.
kleeping Car accom- modAiioEs -
Cd e depot ticket ONES: Az ~
THOS. Il. 2. HAAsk. Tee" ns
JosS sAILIE Ticket Aren't, cyS|
I9HH 4 k kEE.t Try z ~ IT, +. Az
III. bSvkIM. ess1xsseL xsA
WHEELING AND PIrrsBUEsH p'
On and aftss September D, -. u
trains Will run - fo!lows. "hes
pEYAKTrEks- ~
FOR PftisburKb-SD . 70. dAii''
daily except sunday. ..ly; v
For wa4bipgton-sD q q. ~
M, 1,Sip. m, b.5 pm. dAuj eb.vi,, -
For Thscsiphis-E" p. I'D
sunday.
ARRIVAL .u, ~
Prom Pittsburgh 30 . m s-'
m. daily except sunday. as.iJ
From WakhtngtOp 81 "a l1v
supday; 30 q m daily; ii' p
daily e1ospt sunday. no. dslSs
Prom ThadelphiA-4S y
Eurdsyx lord. General p..<ssI
TH q Il RiEg. 0essra s .,.Ssst
n e1ITH, Pasx Art, ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-10
EDWARD D. DURNIAM.

WEST VIRGINIA. UNNECESSARILY
next sessioa commences September
9th. 1T is the duty OF every citizen OF
The commonwealth TO uphold our noble
college, 10 strengthen her, to send his
sons 10 jin in their ALMA mater, Of
which they Will b e proud years hence.
Raleiyh M3ec.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, August
Receipts of Cattle for the week
Reeves 1857; Hog, 5Gl4; Sheep 1889.
Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows: Best 5 S7i@$6 25; that general.
ly rated irs, quality 4 75G5s5 75; me-
dunn or good fair quality 4 O0GS4 G2l =:
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen ana Cows
) S139Si 90. Extreme range of prices
) 0150S6 %. Most Of the sales we're
from i 251S5 Is per 100 lbs. Swine
We quote Al 7a@S4 cents per ID net
Sheep We quote huicherSheep at 3l15l
cents ard Lambs at 4l037 cents per
ID gross. Seek Sheep 203 50 per head
for Ewes
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Z - IA - - ~ Ak. >,

y. Il. WLLIAu,. ESQ. returned 70
bis pos, Of duty at the Institution IN
tli5 I ace last week.
Miss ChYrrsLr. % Cborto.t,,yr :.
wishing Mrs. /. H. c. p.oc.Ee
Col. Eongrr Wu,rc and family n.
Guiding MissJvtJ, G.1o,,,v 90 WbccI.
ins a.c the ruosts of = r E,crr,,v
E.q. Miss GARArD Of Whceljn, NO
co.upanicd them to This place. is
b,ardcr at Mr. JAMES sRrrrzs
Mr. JouH SLfoeLL Cows and family
returned to their bona al ooI.i.,d
Saturday last.
Miss JouNsOy ana Miss EyrRs w,re
boarders at Mr. Shcorz's last week dur.
ing ms itutc.
Can't. J,,rt. rr,, c,v,.oy oc1r,r
dv viii, ii. so, -. 81, 10, -.
wears nas, hoo, IN Earo,,o oonn,n
paid = nyi,, visi, la., moot 80 ~,
dauobter and o,hor r,,o.t.o, - 49,,
place On, rri.,d nail =, -,
call Friday of,oruoo, hn, 11ny ,,na1
70 como 90 .,n,osa ,.,,a So 49,. -,
So L,Vhc do,,, c,,o T., ,ooo,,..9o 49,.
friend. or ,,to-a,.s ~, - 49,.
N'' "'''' ~ ''''
.''' ~ ''."'0 'u''''''
"''scS "AilrhA McOhELbAN ana
,''','' Nf'N '''' Oh " cdneSd'y last Tor
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-10
PLEASANT DALE.

Mr.. HARPER The corn crop. in
this section will fall below the ayr,
age crop.
Charles Powell, son of Mr.. Dade
Powell WAS thrown from horse one
day last week. and fractured his col.
lar bone.
John Shanholtzcr, residing at Au.
gusta, was thrown from sulky, on
Sunday the 3Oth. ult., and dislocateI
the elbow, OF his right arm. DR..
Shull gave the necessary surgical aid,
in both the above cases.
Joseph Piles. will commence a new
dwelling house, about 3 miles South
OF Barrettsville, early next week.
We learn that Dir. b. Nj. Uaines,
has his new residence nearly finished,
and ready for occupation. REX.
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Religious Notices.

Ejicr W. T.. KlVcUD will hoii . bas-
Ike 10 ,,'i,s 4. RIO, West Va. on the
{ q $ mdty IN August. EvcrybD " Is
cordiuilv invite 10 attend. Aug. 3.
Tuo - strict Conference for me Moore q
idi - s,rirt 81 T. Church South, will
5'h.l! ~ Burlington com nenciHg Al.
gus 25th atj j.. VI.
". G.. HAMMOND, +. f..
Jplv - 1888.
~, 2ld Quarterly Meeting for South
Br,uch Circuit will be held at Johnson s
school -hpu.c tic 18th and lgth OF this
mon h. August 10.
CAMP MEETING
Camp Meeting will be he'll on the
WarJensvillc Circuit, Methodist Epis
cDIu Church. south. beginning August
H. 1888. Place ESQ or near Wardcns-
Vile.
w g. IlANNOND. 7. T..
August -. 1906
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- e. a z II <

AZ the residence Of Mr.. John Daw
son, near Piedmont, Mineral county, on
Tic 18Th July, Mrs. SgsAN G. JAKRop,
VIE OF the iuc john ". Jarboe, in a
bout the 6Sth year of her aze. Mrs.
Jarboe formerly resided in this place
end was we'll known by the old resi-
dents. We trust her eud was peace.
AT his homo. Mt Forks of Capop, in
this county, OF Dropsy, on the G0th ut.
Mr.. joan iifrTr, aged 80 years.
On the Z5lh nit, 1t his residence on
Beaver Run. Mineral county. Mr.. BEN
JA@IN LEATHLG5iAN, aged SO years, 10
months nui days,
Near Seynoursyille, Grant county.
thl5 : ate, on The 30th ult., OF conaump-
ton, Mrs. MARGAuET J. RExRoAD, aged
as years.
At Berlin, Somerset county, Pa. on
The Zhh uii., GGAce, yoUngest Haugh-
trof Mrs. Jalia and De. +. CHAPMAN.
deceased, formerly Of Keyscr.
On The goth ult., at bis residence in
Zane, Green county, Illinois, Mr.. uGY.
ny i PAEKEn, aged 81 ye.rs, months
aad 4 days.
On Thursday OF last week, I'm Mar
tlnsburg Mrs. FAJLKYGE, wife Of Hon
Charles James Faulkner, at an adj
vanced age. Had she lived until next
month she would have celebrated the
titlieth anniversary Of her wedding.
On the 1lth nit, at the residence
OF her son j. G. FIory, Kansas City
Mo, of Typhoid Fever, Mrs s. j..
FLoRY, in her G2nd year, daughter
OF the late Elisha Thompson, Of this
county.
At tie residence Of her father ia.
cob Swisher, on the Levels in this
county, on yesterday morning. Mrs.
Rebecca, wife OF Gordon Watson.
la keyser, on yesterday, Mr.. Rcu.
ben Moher, formerly Of this place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-10

Grant county is TO vote on pro-
position 10 subscribe s25 900 to the
stock of the w. Va, G. & L. railroad
at special election TO be held Sep
tember Is, 1888. OF course it will
carry. Grant is growing county,
and her reople can see the advantage
OF railroad to open up and develope
n hitherto dark aud gloomy part Of
her domain teemiiig with black gold
and tall timber, valueless as the rocks
tnat cover her mountains without q
railroad TO carry them to market. =
Grant has been making rapid strides
and now That the opportunity offers,
she can jump aboard this, ihc first
railroad that has ever touche | her
soil, and ride to the front. The ener.
~ with which this road has been push,
ell forward and its subs tantial con.
strnction, will convince the most skep-
teal that it is no mere !r;m road, but
"a big, broad, long road, crossing the
State and tapping its hitherto remote
section Piedmont Observer.
The above presents the matter a.
bout right, except the road is to be
known rs the < oal and Iron Railway. ;
rms road Is 20 traverse Grant and
Hardy counties from East TO West,
striking the Valley Of Virginia about
5traSbur5, aud viii interest the
Tucker coal fields, also the w. Va.
Z. Il L. Road etersburg Gazette.
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NJ a R IE.D

In Fairfax county, Va. on the 9Th of
June last. Ivy Rev. Eutzler. Mr.. Il. Il.
HATNEs Of this county, t. Miss KosA
" JEENAN OF Fairfax county.
Or The LIST inst. at The residence of
II. Ih&laker, IN Petersburg, by Rev. a .
NJ. Oakley. Mr.. GEORGE PARKER to
Miss MoLlNo DEL RGY- LITTLE, 10th of
Grant county, this State.
Ga The 26ih ut near Franklin. Pen =
d'oton county, this State. by Rev w.
Il Won, Mr.. w L. SITES Of Rocking
ham county, Virginia, to Miss SUSIE,
daughter OF Isaac II. Dice Of Pendle,on
county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-10
Correspondence Intelligencer.
CAroN BRIDGE. ". VA, Aug. 5.

SAfcS bhiDuE, w. VA, Aug. ..
Ma. HAErER 81 was a. The pic mic
a. Fishers Hill, Shenandoah county,
Va. on the BAD inst. There was over
four thousand people present-it was
the largest crowd ever known there and
they had very finc time. Three bands
were present and performed splendidly.
1t is very dry in that section and corn
will be very light crop. unless IL rsins
there soon, THOMAS p. MATTHEWS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-10
b. F. GALLAGHER
Weak Kidneys Cured
PosToocOoK. n. Il. , !
March 2 ISSO 4

PosroocOoK. n. a.,
March g. 1880.
have been greatly troubled with Rbeuma.
iisn aud Weak Kidneys, | was advised 10 try
ALLcocS's Porous PLAsTgRs chad used two
ether kinds of so-called Porous Iiastets, which
did rae no good), but one OF yours has worked
like charm, giving me complete relief. aud |
have not been troubled with Rheumatism oud
kidney Complaint tince using them, aud
c onsider myself cured
EDWARD D. DURNIAM.
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~ 7c-TEleN
y. 0..y!0nd C0Xele.

Male and Female Departments -
Situation mes, heal;hfnl aud Gelighfnl. Full
'"frs OF instructors, both in CoLI.SGs spd Pr.
FhnA7eEY SCH,cL. Wtitordercd thristisu f..
miIy goyerGm,mt Terms moderate TGiity.
'hird N'ssipi begins Sept. Ith. 1889. For
Catalogue, &c, address
REV J. / WARD, President, or Miss
l.. A. oh iNGS, rfeccprgcas, Wcs,minstcr, Md.
July %, IsS3 In.
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Fishburne Select High School.
" aynesjoio' Virginia.

TFNEt CHlNG thorough discipline ki7d but
Z MN, developing manlncSs nnd honesty Of
..'rut'e.- Iuiiis made members of the family
rI Wrought under home Influences. Location
'E'.lbr good buildings md grounds No
'rg-fo5~l ia The vicinity. Number limited to
'N'nN aTc pupils No bac boz } wanted Fer
catalogue. al Trees
JAS. y. FISEBUGNn, y H..
jay - 1851 iet. Pine pal.
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H4sa w SCsaee Oh

OF Washington & Lee University
Gen G. W. c. LEE, President.
! INSTRUCTION by textbooks and printed lee
1 t"rea, with cNnrscs OF lectures on srecinl
'uiieris be- eminent iuiis,s Tuition and fees
$50 for s"ssi - 0f uirc Notwithstanding Sep
irmAet - Fer catalogue and fuIl inform 4 .
uon ndirsss CUAJ. i. GRAVES. !rur of LAW
Lexington. Va.
iuiy ~, lssJ-lm
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

No. IS Freight & tasseng'r 9.l2 A. NJ.
NO. 81 Freight & Passenger 5.53 L. NJ.
WEST Bound.
No. II Passenger. $50 i. NJ.
No. 81 Fr't &c Passg r.. 1913 A. NJ.
No. Sc Freight & Passs'r.. 7.l9A. NJ.
CE sc & 81 Daily.
+. II. C. NORTON. AGENT.
Clinton Lodge. No. IL. A. Il A ~, meets
on The Bird Friday in each month.
We are requested 10 state that q spe.
cial term Of the Circuit Court for Hardy
county, will be held on the 2ist Of Au-
gust, for the trial OF causes in which
Judge ARMSTRONG has heretofore acted
as counsel. Judge CHARLES j. FAULK-
NER, Jr., will preside.
We learn from friend that st
meeting Of tho stockholders of the South
Branch Valley National Bank OF Moore
field hell on the 2Sth ult. the following
gentlemen were elected Directors Car
rett Cunnin shsm, George Matthias, John
w. Duffey. Joseph Vsnmotcr, George
Fox. James s. Whiting, a. II. Inskecp
and Asberry Pearre OF Baltimore, Md
Immediately on adjournment Of TIE
SHARE holders meeting, the Beard Of Di.
rec'ors met and elected cur friends a.
Somnervil'e President, and J. William
Gilkesoh Cashier. The Bank of course
will begin operations in the near future.
The Teachers Iusttutc, 10y appoint
ment OF the SAFE Superintendent of
Public Schools, was in session here dur
ing the past week, under instruction o.
Rev. JOHN JonNsToS, of Cant county
II is perhaps not TOO much 10 say, that
no gen,lein III could have been t5lal il
the State OF higher qualifications or
greater fitness. for the conduct OF a
Teachers Institute than Mr.. ! who i
"a scholar n ripe and good one" \
sradna'e of Belfast, Ireland. lie posses ses
thorouS hness. breadth, AMI accuracy of
Scholarship. happily comHin,i with l
prTa, 81 cntIiic method, LhaJ readily
! suggests, cntorccs, AL illustrates Tie
best aud simp.rs' mode OF ilsttuc,ial
and lis adaptation To the wants of pl-
lis IN every department. OR y1uny
teachers. who have chi ,ycd the advlu-
togos Of his instruction on this occasion,
| must have gathered macy soltl, useful,
| and practical suggestions. which they
may successfully apply in tl:ic future
courses Of instruction.
MIR. IliETT, County Superintendent,
ably seconded the valuable services Ct
Nj. Johnston aud it may be fairly hop,
ed that this Institute has proven both
pleasant AMI profitable to the progress
of popular education among US.
SPECTATOR.
II WIS announced on SUNDAY night
last by Rev f. G. Porter that the camp
meeting ut the A!iirc ground near
keyser. has been postponed until the
! 23nd inst.
The Keyser Tribune states that J
W. Arnold, of Beaver Ran, Mineral
county. recently sheared 20 head OF
Meliuo ewes, which yielded him 200
lbs. cf wool. an o,eragc of IOl rcr
head.
The Supreme Court Of Arnn.Is Of
/ Ills State. will convene IN EL,,I,..
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Episcopal Female Institute,
WIN CuESTzcIS, VA.

Rev. J. c. WHEAT, ,. D., Principal.
This is chartered Institute OF the highes,
grace with full corps of well qua Ell teach.
r. tor Music tho Modern Languages, etc. The
terms are moderate. The Tenth annual session
"rgln3 SET IL. 1889 For circulars address
NE Principal References The Bishops and
NIergy OF Va, ". Va and Nd
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW DEPART M EMIT
UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN,

Conrse Of study, two years Of - weeks each.
Sci srste class for FIRST aud second rear students
students who have read elsewhere mar be All.
miied to the senior class on examination of
frs, years course. and graduate in one year
Fall Term begins SEPrEIBER ) 1881 For
further particulars address J. II CARPENTER
Jean Of Faculty, Madison, Wis.
August 10, 1888 -lm.