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Guiteu Improred Gins
FEEDERS e. CONDENSTRS.

u EDETtS u CO-V17 !34[f--.. It.T
The undersigned having been aproln-
ted agent for the sale of these celebra-
ted GINS, would respectfully invite
those wishing to buy, to call and see the
MAGNOLIA GIN, at his warehouse in the
town of Abbcvillo. All correspondence
relative to these machines will have
immediate attention.
Respectfully yours,
Nav 5-'S3 OPHELIAs BoURQUE.
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State of I.ouisiana-25th District
Court--Parlsh Of Ncrmilon~ NO.
l67.
Succession of Edward \ bshire.
Application Of Hehrard Perry,
to be appointed administrator, de
bonis non of said succession aud to
administer on the community
proper Of said deceased with En-
lalie Boyer. also decd remaining
unadmlnistered.
Notice is hereby given 10 all
parties interested in the said sue
cession, or having any opposition
to make 10 the application OF said
applicant to file the same in
writing, in the office Of the Clerk
of Court within ten days from the
date hereof.
Given under my hand and sea-
Of court this 10th day Of June
1883.
/ LAsTIE BEoussAED, clerk.
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Town Council.
Abbeville, July End 1888.

The Council met this day in
regular session there were pres
ent, Z. C. Smcdes, Mayor, and
Messrs. Solomon Wise, Lastie
Broussard, J. J. Abadie and 0.
Bourque, aldermen.
The minutes of the meetings OF
the 2ud and 9th of April last
were read and adopted.
The reports of the Constable
collector and the Treasurer were
read and adopted, and ordered
to he spread upon the minutes.
COLLECTORS REPORT.
To tie Hon. Mayor and Members
of the Town Council, |, the un-
dersigned respectfully submit
this as my report for the
ouasser ending July
Fifth 1883.
To amt of taxes on roll of 1882
at last report mcollected S 43 So
to amt col on same 5 95
amt remaining unc .llected 81 60
amount of licenses uncollected at
last report 3o3 w
amt Of licenses received
since last report ~ w
amount coll on same 137 90
amt remaining uncoll 1870 90
amt of fines coll since last
report $50 corporation half Is 90
-RECApITULATIoN-
tota. amt OF taxes ; 43 55
do do licenses 327 90
do do fines Is 90
5 3S5 SIS
total amt uncol On taxes 81 80
do do 30 licenses 1870 90
| receipt Of Treasnser taxes 5 95
do do do licenses ia IS
do do dc fines Is 90
total amt On hand on licenses % 35
oe5 *
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III E.HSt REX > REFDhi.
Report of W. s. White, 1'reasur,
er. for quarter ending
July 5th 1888.
General fund.
1888, April 2, to balance as
,}er report 5 l33 81
amt reed Of R c Smedes
atty, licenses for year 80 Is 90
reed Of 6 L Lyons coll
on licenses 1888 BAG W
reed of G + Lyons oa
taxes 1882 - IL
reed of G f Lyons coll
on fines 10 w
S SAT 46
Credits
July 9, by amt paid on said
fund since last settlement
as pc. receipts 800 %
balance this date l9l II
Street and Bridge fuad
April End, bal as per
settlement ~ bi
amt reed G E Lyons coll
on taxes '82 q -
5 rs 81
Credit.
by ANTS paid OF aaid per
receipts Of q
bal this date IL VI
Sinking fund
July 2, AMT on hand S l2S .,
Respectfully submitted,
W. B. WHITE.
Treasurer
approved July 2ud 1883,
Il. C. SMEDEs,
Jos. J. ABADIE,
On motion of Mr.. Broussare
, resolved that r. G. Smsdes &C
as the Attorney of the Coanc
and that his salary as Mayor an
Attorney be fixed at SIS per al
nun.
/ On motion of Mr.. Broussar'
+. resolved that the contract Wit
E. I. Addison, of the MERIDIoNA
for the publishing of the corpor'
s ton be continued for the preser
:. year ct the same rates, as la
] year
d On motion of Mr.. Bronssaf'
j. resolved that each year it shall
# the duty of the Mayor to publls
e in the official Journal of the to"
e Tor thirty days prior to the explr
s ton of the term of the contra
of the bridge keeper a notice ca
Il ling for sealed proposals for d
e keeping Of the bridge across u
BAYOU Vermiliou at i bhevlIle.
On motion Of Mr Ahadie, /
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State of Louisiana--25th District
Court Parish Of Nermilion-No.
66S.
Succession Of Lufroy 1'oups.
Application Of Bclizaire Toups
to be appointed administrator
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said
succession, or having any opposi.
ton to make to the application Of
said applicant to file the same
| in writing. in the Office Of the
| Clerk of Court within ten days
from the date hereof
Given under my hand and seal
! os court this 10th day ofJune
1888
l,asnE RRoUssaaD clerk.
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Notice..

From this date all persons are
prohibited from hunting in our
pasture or field. Any persons
caught in the act will lie prosecn
ted for lrespass
GADE Bros.
July 1888 I'm
WANTED. 100 acres, more Or
less" of unimproved prairie land,
with some wood on it and situated
On the bayou Vermlllon. Address
stating price, &C., to
G. j. GIoRGlA.
$50 Poyal 4St.56-.
- New Orleans, La.
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JUST OUT
EAJDn'ss GREAT BUJk
OF THE WAR.

Advance and Retreat.
Personal Experiences in the
Unite States and Confcder-
ate States Armies !:
by Gen. j. 3. HOOD,
Late Lieutenant-Gcneral Conted.
crate States Army, published for
THE HOOD ORPHAN MEM
ORI.7L FUND
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Police Jury.

-Aouday, July 10th 1885
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oa,cial Directory.

p.,tict Judge. youx ClEeaj.
piifi'' J. \. CHARGols.
:, 4 pis'rict Court
tisfS Y I.AsgIE BnoussARp'
,vM. SHEPHERD.
.,.,;f 4 Tax Collector,
'a'''1 G. B. SHAW.
t'eF0'e'' ". p. WHITE.
Police Jury. o. ,;aoot
i. hofffnv' Jos. TRAHAN,
). ff'ssn ! ~, yTE. J. 7. BEoUssARD.
!, ,,.,z .Aa,z l.. THlBEAuX.
,ierk + rse Of Police Jury,
o''' 4. LACoUR.
faf's' ISAAC WISE.
'''' R. {. sngpas, Mayor.
j ar,ple. @. BouRouE'
~. a,,r PrOTSSA
Il WlsE. hAS''" t1a ''
',a.; 1,.,;.e. .. ol the Peace, 3D.. Ward
sl''',,o1 !. y Wn,rr &. LABAUVE,
sarveyors ;, ,,>,-, cv,.
". ". EDWARDS. u, NJ "N' '".' Z :
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; 900 Do
Respectfully omitted,
GEO. Il. LYONS,
on-Collector.
appro, cd July End 1889.
r. C. SNEDEs.
los. J. ABADIE.
TRE,aSCRER'S REPORT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22

Yesterday morning an old gentleman who
lives In East Wheeling was driving out the
Peninsula road, when some OF the mischiey-
Gus boys who abound in that vicinity
amused themselves by throwing stones at his
horse. The animal became frightened, and
starting TO run of, was thrown down. The
driver Jumped of, and stumbled, falling
heavily on his arm, aud breaking his wrist.
DR.. Stilel reduced the fracture. The mans
name could not be learned.
Yesterday afternoon Willie Cline, six
years old son OF Joseph Cline, an employe OF
The Crescent mill who resides on Nineteenth
street, was playing on brick cart when he
fell from It to the ground, and pulled part OF
the brick after him. They fell on him,
bruising him painfully, and breaking one
leg between the knes and and ankle.
a man named William Cots, employed in
HAnes & Wilson'S lumber works, while work.
ing about the yard yesterday. was severely
kicked by large aud powerful horse. He
was struck Just over the eye and tsrrible
cash cut. At first 1t was thaught that his
skull was broken.
Yesterday afternoon, while the Princess
was living at the wharf, Peter seybold, the en-
pineer, walked out to oil the wrists and see
That the wheel was all right. While there,
the wheel turned slightly snd Mr.: Stybold. s
right heel being caught In the rods the flesh
was entirely crushed of, leaving the bones
bare,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
ST. JosEpH's BoYs' SCHOOL.
Fifth Annual commencement and DIS.
fributIon OF Premiums.

Fifth Annual commencement and DIS.
tribution OF Premiums.
ST. Joseph's select school for boys closed
the scholastic year last evening with very
ENJOYABLE entertainment at Convent Hall.
The hall was crowded, and all present were
generous In their EXPIRE sions OF approval.
line programme WAS u good one, opening
after military march from ketterer, with
q well prepared and plessingly delivered
salutatory BY :, Charles Matefhoa mouse
The boys OF the sixth class reclted
in concert Little by Little" with
such precision and dlstinctness "a, as 70
very satisfactory performance, Michael
Lotus recited "Boys Wanted" in q manly,
earnest style, In keeping with The
selection, and the boys OF the fifth and sixth
Glasses sang Whittemoore's chorus, 1.-THE
Gold Water Army" A German recitation
by John Gribben, Louis Wilhelm, James
Cunningham, Joseph Weitzel, Louis Heiner
and Frank Kennedy, and one In English BY
Charles Cameron, Conrad Wasseman, Willie
Martin, James Derry and George Christie
never, were very well given, and were FOL.
lowed by a dialogue on Commitment by
the bows OF the fifth and sixth classes. A re-
citation on the same subject by Frank Ken.
nedy was also given, following one entitled
"Iittle HarIy's Letter" BY Arthur Roberts,
and French selection by Louis Joyer.
Then came another dialogue, "Hssty In.
ferences Not Always JUST by Thomas
Doyle, Mile Reiater, Joseph Bodley, Louis
Heiner, John Daily and Willie Miller, a re.
citation, "Wnen TO Say No." BY Archie
Black and q dialogue by the boys OF the
fourth class. The boys OF the fourth and
fifth classes sang "Row the Boat
Lightly" One OF the most enjoy.
able numbers OF the programme, an exercise
in csllstheniCs, followed this. A recitation
by Joseph Tonini, "Forgive and Forget, and
an excellent closing address by George Nor
ton, closed the programme. The distribu-
ton OF premiums followed, aud with the Gus
tomary addresses occupied till late hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
THE HOARD OF EDUCATION.
Routine Work Transacted Last Even.
Ing,

Ing.
The Board OF Education met in regular
monthly session last evening, President
Collier in the chair and all the members
present except Messrs. Hoge, Maxwell, Nc
Gully, Miller, J. A., Miller, ]. G., and Haylor.
By 8 o'clock the minutes had been read and
signed and BUSINESS was taken up.
The Committee on Accounts presented
bills amounting to 800. 81 which were ordered
paid.
The Committee on Rules and Regulation,
In accordance with instructions from the
Board last February, reported resolution
amending Article OF the General Rules, pro.
vidisg that children non.residents Of the
city, whose parents pay yearly school taxes
to the amount Of $40 or more on city pro-
perty, shall be permitted oattend any OF the
city schools without payment OF the tuition
fee Of S. per term. The report embracing the
amendment was adopted.
The Committee on Finance reported that
II would require about $1,000 to pay June
salaries and current expenses for that month,
July and August. Also, that Collector fancy
was OF the opinion that he would finish his
collections by August, but that as the delin.
quents double and erroneous assessments,
reductions by Council and Commissioners
sorli amonnt IN ahont "a ON only ahont
20 900 world bs avsiI"hIs ~ liz IN IN rst IN
Sa coIiscted. and a. onlv a. 61S was nov IN
ne credit NJ tha RoaId In ordsr N nav
s.iarias md cnrrent e1nensss for tbres
nnntbS Il nm sdd;t;onai Would he rson;rsS
~ ao ,nba, shs Goi,sator baa and vii bsva on
s.n LIN ~ a",nst Tba so,,";ttss ~" raeor, msnd
a nS ,S.t tho Sisrt draw an o,der for a. 0TS nn
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insi au TnI Rod,sv Me- INC Sosh
tgSo. eresnrv Z silsr .tons So,S Stos. II
Rrodis csrnsnter wnrt Il al. 4 N Rrodis
ant ve, Sa "a Saa. fer,y Gpr,sr ~ sana 90
s ~. "p N;isr ss Se 70 az. s,sSnan
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S GsTn and na;nting SI5n. Go5f-av q MI
h s;a.n H.; SA worS SID Ths som mittse ,scom.
n ,lsSnia a. ,hst III co,irsct ha 5000 N
n IInIeu W. ~ WSoiS~ inot occss;on ~ w.
,a nI'e a. mi, ;,ra thS, Ss and III coilss,res
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Currept Events or Minor
Interest.

TEE German Lutheran Sunday School
picnIcked ont at seibert's garden yesterday.
The Postottlce and Custom House building
ID undergoing long needed renovation. the
interior promises to look as bright as new.
The usual weekly concert was given at
seiberts Garden last night, and was well at:
tended, all the cars on the Elm Grove road
bein crowded.
WnuAM WILLIAMS, colored, and Mary
Jones were all the occupants Of tina lookup
ut midnight. and were both charged win
unadorned drunkenness.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
a deed made June 20, by Lydia b. smlth TO
Adolph Yoke, In consideration Of S40O for
Lot No Of the Cots farm, on Wheeling hill,
q quarry lot
WASHINGTON district school will close for
the term, Wednesday night, In order to allow
the scholars to attend picnic TO be given
Thursday BY the North Street Sunday School,
OF which the pupils Of Washington district
school are nesrly all members..
THE body OF young Frank Held, the boy
drowned Ii the river Monday evening while
bathing, was recovered yesterday at Ben
wood, aud brought up TO the CITY on the
Princess. The funeral took place from his
fathers residence In the South End yester-
dsy afternoon.
The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment accompanied by Chief Marshal Dun
ming, made the annual tour Of inspection OF
the engine and hose houses yesterday, Inc
committee rode in an omnibus, and Chiei
Dunning in his buggy. Everything was
found In apple pie order In the various
houses.
The annual excursion Of the English
Lutheran Sunday School took place yester,,
day, the objective point being FitEwilliams'
Grove, near Washington, Pa, where an en-
ioyable picnic was held. About ten coaches
inll of eICursionists went out on the various
trains In the forenoon, and returned last
evening, reaching the city about half past
nine.
TIE capital stock Of the Ohio & Guyaadotte
Railroad Company was yesterday tncre SEQ
to 81, 900, 600, In shares Of 500 each. The
principal office OF the company was also re-
moved from Ceredo, Wayne county, TO Fits
burph, though branch office Is To be main
tanned at Ceredo, and an exhibit OF the trant'
fers OF stock exhibited there. The company
was also authorized to issue 81, 600 900 OF first
mortgage bonds
AT a regular meeting OF the stockholders
of the Odd Fellows Hall Association, held
Wednesday evening, the following were elect
ed directors: J. n. Todd, W. EIlingham, ID, a.
Uthman, 8. NJ. Darrah, G. Matthews. W.
johnson, Fl. StAmm, Alex Forgey aud ia
cob Morris. At a meeting OF the directors
held the same evening, Mr.. Ellinghsm was
elected President, J. N. Todd, Secretary and
H..'A. Uthman Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference TO Variou
People.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Mr.. W. NJ. Morgan is attending the U. s.
Court at Petersburg.
D. Clint. Gallagher, Esq., OF Charleston, was
in the city last evening.
Major J. ". Sweeney was aspectator al the
Democratic menagerie at Columbus yes
terday.
Health Officer Edwards left on the P, g: q
st. L. last evening for short visit to Gin
cinn8ti.
Mr.. Thomas L. Haskins, County superin'
tendept OF Schools elect OF WelZel county,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Ex.Congressman Ben Wilson, OF Clarkr'
burg accompanied by his son, was In the
city yesterday, and went out to Mt. de Chan
tai Is see his daughter, Miss Jennie, graduate
Prof. Frederick Fedemeier, the Musical
Inspector OF the Buffalo sUngerfest, with a
party OF friends from among the various Ger
man singing societies OF the city. wento 70
the Park yesterday forenoon. He was much
pleased with Weddings pleasure resort In
the afternoon he left for Allegheny City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
RIVER NEWS.
steamboat Squibs aud Miscellaneous
Leyee GOkHIp.

Steamboat Squibs and MiscolIaneous
Levee Gossip.
The Heatherington passed down with tow
OF empties.
The W. N. Chancellor passes down thi.
morning, en- route for Charleston.
There was depth OF about 70 feet In the
channel last evening at dusk. Business was
brisk all day.
The Lud Keller passed up with tow Of
emptiss, and the Dick Fulton and Maggie
passed down with tows OF coal.
The Chesapeake, running In the TeleRram's
trsde while she Is laid up, for some reason OF
other did not show up yesterday afternoon,
The Emma Graham passed down at A. NJ,
and the Scotia went up ct 10A. N. Both oil
these Pittsburgh.C Cincinnati boats were well
loaded down.
The big, handsome side.wheeler st.
Lawrence Is due to-day en- route from Gin.
cinnGti to Pittsburgh. She will pass down
tomorrow evening on her return trip. The
St. Lawrence 10 as fine boat as floats on the
Upper Ohio.
Wednesdays Cincinnati TTmss.LSsar SAYS
"Captain A. J. Sweeny, the noted engine
builder, OF Wheeling, arrived from Alabama
this morning, having Just completed q new
toTboat Tor the Coosa river for the Coosa
Furnace Company. The new boat raised
steam yesterday and performed In q satisfsc-
tory manner. She Is called the A,
j. Crawford and Is one hundred feet
long Ald IS feet beam. She has l0-Inoh CYL.
indes, with 4 feet stroke, and double flue
boilers, IS inches In diameter and 20 feet
LONG. Capt. Sweeney expects to proceed to
Wheeling tonight. He reports his brother,
Capt Campbe Sweeney, as enjoying q trip
through Dakota" Capt. Sweeney arrived
here yesterday.
oNcNsGTt, June 2l.-River q feet and
falling. Fair and cooler.
GREENSBORO, Pa, June 2l-Riyer Z feet 8
inches aud falling; weather clear.
On Cry, Pa, June 2l.-River 0 feet and
rising weather cloudy and warm.
PrTTsBuRGH, June 2l.-RIver 0 feet 10 inches
and falling weather clear aud warm.
LOCK No. 4, June 2l.-River s feet O inches
and steady; weather clear; Thermometer IS.
RICE's LANDING, Pa, June 2.-Riyer 7 feet
and falling; weather cloudy; Thermometer SO.
MoRsANTowN, W. Va, June 2i.-Riysr 8 feet
s inches and falling; weather clear; thermom.
eter $50.
BRowSsv1LEE, PA, June 2l.-Rlver 7 feet
inches and falling weather cloudy; ther.
nometef ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
NOTICE OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds.

Notice L. hereby given, puruAut to the uouIr..
mentS OF the mort. uge Of the Buckeye GlrN ,0rl.
pany works At Martins ICrty, UliO) u Aiitd
caldwell, dA ed the 9th day Of September $50.
and recorded In BclT out county, Ohio, sm0nr tht.
land records, 10 secure lhtee hundred tOpls OF
said company for 500 each, tuAt on Friday, Jure
sth lssS twenty Of taid bonds were selected lylOt
for redemption and payment by ta'd COMPANY In
accordance with the provisions OF tA!d uo''gage,
The numbers OF ssid ~ envy hOn1t Rrn - i0lGus:
20. %, GO, II8, II9, I2I, lib, 40, I7I, ~,
22l, a2a, e.3, aiO, 2f7, 202. "I7, a63, a7l'
276. The said tWOuly uondE wi be II,id b, md
Company upon preseu tatIOu nj the Bank n IN,
Ohio Valley In the' ity Of y hee lug, West VitEua,
on the SOth day OF Inue 1888 o. thereafter, TO.
scther with the interest thereon for the tins. faIff
the year 1888 and Interest uTOn the gAid twenty
bonds fhAll CO.. ~ on July l. 1855 ANA TIE IUierSt
warrants or coupons thereto tt.Uhtd, which Rave
not btc0me due on Or before the last ilEnCd date,
will become nu ! and void.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
JuNE u 1899. iei5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22

public will respect It's wishes and not send
anything to the stage. THE public school is
democratic in It's ideas and principles" said
one member, land It is not right to bury the
rich student In flowers, while the probabili'
ties are that the poorer, and very likely more
deserving student, gets only one or two bou-
quota"
Prof Birch was ordered to make all ar.
engagements for commencement next Friday.
1t will take place at Washington Hall.
The shortening Of the programme was also
been 10 allow each graduate two minutes for
the reading OF his or her essay. II was sug.
Hested that the two highest from each school
be selected, and also that the fifteen highest
grades be selected, but this was shown to be
impracticsble, and Superintendent Birch was
instructed TO arrange the programme as he
thought best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
nALTImoRE q OHIO
Popular Low Rate sunday Excursions
10 SAnduskyI Lake Side! Putin.Bayi

Popular Low Rate sunday Excursions
10 SanduskyI Lake Side! Putin.Bayi
Commencing Sunday, June II, 1883, and con.
tlnuiug every Sunday. until further notice,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, In
connection with the steamer Jsy Cooke, will
sell round trip excursion tickets, good for
Sunday only, on the following scheduled
sf.9 at s1s%sy roI aSS Fhs'i LsSsyPPg
s. 80; round trip to Put.in.B Bay a 90; leaving
BellAire 1851 P. N. Saturday, round trip to
sandusky s. 80; round trip to Ebay
81 90; arriving at sandusky at $50 A. NJ; re-
turning leaving Ssndusky at 6:l6 P. NJ, ar
irving at Wheeling at 2:65 4. NJ. Sleeping car
attached. The steamer Jay Cooke will leave
Sandusky Immediately on the arrival OF the
train. stopping at the different Islands. Those
going TO Put Inlay will have some three
b urs 10 visit points Of interest there, return
ing to sandusky in time for the 5:l5 p. N.
train. W. E REPPERr,
Passenger Agent, Trsns.oaio DIVISIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
TOR SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, Atm.
Ated on Fork Ridge, Mgrshall county, W. Va.
8 miles from D. q @. R. R, station, is mile,
from Wheeling, on good road, all in gras
and in high state OF cultivation; one.bslt
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket aud churches; plenty Of good fruit, we'll
watered. To be sold In one tract or in ,.,.
cells For further particulars call on or a.
dresa
PETER GROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W, Va,
Msntion this papsr inls.ntT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22

One hundred and one teachers were EN-.
pluyed, the salaries amounting to 81 All IS,
The German Department reports made the
following showing: Enrolment, Washing,
ton, y; Madison, 20; Clay, III Union. sOj Cen:
tire, 81; Webster, asj Richie, 6p total 2ss.
Total enrolment Since September, $40. Mum,
Der OF pupils Of German parentage, 1877; mum,
Der not OF German parentsge, l2l; number OF
classes, u; teachers, (; amouut paid for In.
struotion, $lA. Embodied in supt. Bircb's
report vas that OF the Librarian for May.
The total number Of books taken ont uss
?,76o; the circulation in the reading room
was 1es.
Other matters referred to elsewhere were
attended TO, and Of $50 :. n, the Board I'D,
joulnsd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22
srArEAND NEIaaRoRHooD.
A Resume ofalI the Current aeWs OF the
Vicinity.

Three houses in Jacobsburg, on the r. 2. &
O. road, were discovered to be on fire about 2
o'clork Wednesday morning. 1t was I'M
doubleday the work OF an incendiafy. Five
hsystacks in the vicinity, belonging to Thos.
Ramsey, were destroyed about the same time
On Monday. June Is, Professor T. B. Nc
Gin, formerly Of this city, will open at
Washington. Pa, Normal Institute, which
will be In session sir weeks. A corps OF COM
petent instructors have been secured, and the
work will be governed be the apparent needs
OF the teachers who become members.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-22

MtIlIoSs OF bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
as Trial Bottles OF the large size, This enor.
nous outlay would be disastrous TO the pro-
prietors, were It not for the rare merits
pussessed BY this wonderful medicine. Call
at Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get a l0o Trial Bottle free, and try for
yourself. II never fails to cure. MWHAW