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rHEaERMAN sINGERs.
Rehearse Before the Musical Inspector
OF The Coming Pest

Last evening Herr Frederick Federlein, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, Musical Inspector Of the Ma
tional German sGpgeriest to be held In thai
city next month, arrived in the city from
Columbus. He was met at Benwood bys
committee Of reception, consisting Of Messrs.
Louis Colmar, it,, representing the Germans
Society, Julius Lohse, Of the Beethoven, and
L. O. Stifel, OF the Arion, who escorted him
10 the city. Mr.. Y. O. Arbenz, OF the
Meunerchor Society, also met him at the
depot upon his arrival here, and did the
honors for that organic 1tion.
Herr Federlein's visit to Wheeling was for
the purpose OF hearing the singing societies
here which desire 10 participate in the Sen.
gerfest, render the selections to be sung by
the chorus on that occasion. LAST evening al
the Arion bali he was present at rehearsals
by the Arion, Germapia and Beethoven So
cieties, and also at the hall OF the Manner.
ohor society he heard that club sing the
choruses .U
His report Is not made until he returns 10
Buffalo, when he makes stitement OF the
proficiency OF each OF the organizAti Ions visit,
ed by him In his tour OF inspection. Those
which he pronouuces prepared to join In the
chorus are admitted, while the others will
not be permitted TO sling.
Professor Federlein leaves this morning for
Allegheny city, where he attends the rehear-
sal BY the Robert Blum Mennerohor Club,
which lociety Is q member Of the North
American kDngerbund.
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nnn RIee N . New RoIe.

A special telegram from E'ie. Pa, 70 Q
Pittsburgh paper, tells this story, which Is
The power Of clowns prayer has been
demons rated. For week past Col. Dan
Rice, the veteran Snowman and clown, has
been staying with his family. Papers Of the
town:in which Nathan's circus has been per.
forming say he was summarily discharged by
Nathan for habitual drunkenness, but the
Colonel denies this. Yesterday he visited
isouire Ryman, sick Justice, whose death
was hourly expected. Dropping upon his
knees the old clown said, "Let Us pray and
he forthwith poured outa most pathetic in
vocation that moved the family and friends
10 tsars. Ministers and deacons had prayed
Al the bedside before him, but none had the
melting tenderness and touching. pathos oil
The clowns duplication. Some Of those who
heard it and sobbed like children saw him In
me ring but few days ago and bad tear
brought to their eyes BY excessive laughter
lest" The Squire is reported better and out
az danger. rrr .- -A
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

NEWS ana dOnhlp III lktieEeuCo W NhFiouh
People.
I'D. Culbertson, Esq, returned yesterday
from an eastern trip.
Prof. ]. f. Eastwood, Of Bethany College,
was in town yesterday.
W. Beard, Esq, Of Writ Court House, was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Rev. Drs. Cunningham and Cooke went out
10 Washington yesterday.
President Mooney, Of the B., z. & @, rail-
road, was in the city yesterday. y.
Capt. Robel McEldowney, Of New Martins
vile, was In the city yesterday.
Prof. Wbitehill, Principal OF the Linsly
Institute, is out at Washington.
George Bonner, OF New York, well known
glass buyer, 10 at the Stamm House.
City Receiver Dunnaway, accompanied by
his wife, left for Chicago yesterday.
DR.. Baird, ST., is among the Wheeling pec'
pie attending the Washington commence
meat.
Judge Raymond, OF Fairmont, and Meigs
Bland, Of Weston, are registered at the 81.
James.
Miss Jennie Raymond, the accomplished
daughter OF Judge Raymond, Of Fairmont, Ia
In tue city for few days.
State Superintendent Butcher returned
last evening from Glenville, where he has
been attending an institute.
Mrs. Ali, OF Pittsburgh, was in the city
Yesterday en- route TO Mt de ChAntal, where
her daughter, Miss Fannie, will graduate TO-
day. .-Ia
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, Of this city, has been
alacted 10 deliver the address at the reunion
festival OF the Bethany College Club OF Gin
cinnati, November !, 1888. ,a ~
Judge Cranmer and wife and Prof. J. n
Frasher and wife returned from Washington
Pa, last evening, whore they. had been at
tending the commencement exercises.
Mr.. Jack Laaerty, former we'll known
Wheeling boy, now OF New York, Is the
guest OF his brother at the stamm House
HO Is looking well and as jolly, as ever.
Mr.. Ed. 7. Afiieck, Of Columbus, General
Passenger Agent OF the O., A. 4 @. railroad
was In the city yesterday on his way home
from Witt to b mother, the widow OF Dr.
Afileck, Of Bridgeport
Mr.. Edgar Hall returned last night from
the Unive' sity Of Virginia. He will spend
lis vacation here. Ed. Is an old Linsly boy
and Inc same success that attended him In
that Institution has followed him through
his first year ct the University. lt
Mrs. wertheimsr and Miss Lille Weldon,
Of Middleport, Ohio, are visiting triendl IN
tie city. Last evening Miss Mary seabright
gave charming little reception Of her
fathef's residence on the south Side, 80 that
the lSdies might have an opportunity to meet
their friends In the city.
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BRILLIANT.


Yesterday morning wagon from Bridge
port, driven by John Duncan, was passing
along Tenth street, near Main, when the
hores frightened at something, and became
unmAnageable. They dashed OF a reckless
speed toward the Suspension bridge, collidinQ
with Nichols street sprinkler aud taking. OF
one OF It's wheelu. Duncan, In endeGyorine
to check his horses, was jerked of his seat
falling between the horses, In which danger
GUS position he was dragged some little dis
lance, when one OF the horses tell down,
Duncan was badly bruised up and scratched
and the no SO was also cut badly. The
mans wounds were pro srly attended TO at
LogGn's drug store, and be was taken home
in carriage. He lost SIS In gold ont OF hls
pocket when he fell, only $40 OF which could
ha fnnnd U ~ f..u 10. .ftI.a s-.H. Cd
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BALTIMORE d OHIO
Popular Low Rate sunday Excnrsioni
TO Sandusky! Lake Side! Putin. Bay!

Commencing Sunday, June II, 1885, and con
tinuiug every Sunday. until further notice,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, In
connection with the steamer jay Cooke, will
sell round TIP excursion tickets good for
Sunday only, on the following scheduled
ll:l5 r. NJ. Saturday, round trip To sandusBy
s. so; round ttip to Putin. Bay q 90; leaving
hellAire 1857 p. N. Saturday, round trip 10
Sandusky IS so; round trip to Put-in-Bsy
81 90; arriving at sandusky at $50 A. N; re-
turning leaving Sandusky at6:I5 P. NJ, ar
irving at Wheeling at 2:66 A. NJ. Sleeping car
attached. The steamer Jsy Cooke will leaye
sandusky imm. diately on The arrival Of the
train, stopping at the different Islands. Those
going to Put In. Bsy will have some three
h uFs TO visit points Of intsrest there, return
log to sandusky In time for the 5:l6 P. N.
train. w. Il RRPrERT,
Passenger Agent, Trans.o aio Dlyisions.
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cratic State Convention by Auditor Coilland,
Clerk DArrah, A. NJ. Eaton, NJ. T. Con- and,
Jas. A. Patterson and Isaac NJ. Riley.
Col. Poorman, OF the Tribune, and James F.
Anderson, OF the Independent, were here yes.
terday. BellRire's journalistic trio Is, how
ever, not complete, Charlie Allen being
absent. s..s .H1 .. -. ..... =
According to the ASSESSOR records, Bel
mont county produced T4S,03l pounds OF
wool In 1882. The unreliabilily OF such r :
ports Is shown by the fact, thAt according u
them every gallon OF Belmont county milk
produced four pounds OF butter. ,......
Conrad Troll & Sons, extensive wool buyers
Of this place, haye bought considerable
amount Of wool In Guernsey county. Thirty
three cents and thirty -fvs Tor choice clips, Is
the ruling price. Frank X. Brown, a promi-
nent buyer, OF Lowell, Mass, representing
the MIdiltsex Mills Co., is here, but as yet
has made no purchases.
The question Of jurisdiction In the cases OF
yandefpool and Jones was argued before the
Common Pleas Court yesterday, by Hon. L.
Danford for the stite. MsjOr W. s. Rennon
waived hisrightto speak. Judge Hanos re-
served his decision. The authorities on this
subject are very few and Il is probable that
the decision will be favorable TO the defence.
The case OF Mrs. Elizabeth McElevey and
husband W. ]. T. Mercer, doing business as
j, T, Mercer q Co., was tried this week. AZ
ter the Jury de'iberat d about fifteen minutes
n verdict for the defendant was returned
The plaintiff asked for SIC, 600 damages. A.
L, HHazsn, OF New Castle, Pa and Frank N.
Cogen represented the plaintiff; Hon. L.
Danford the defence. Ha FH
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NOTICE OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given, puHnAut 10 the rqulr.
mentS Of The mort ago Of the Buckeye GlaN, ON.
pany works at Martins cry UIiO) to Alird
caldwell, dR ed the 9Th day VI EepvmbpT, 1870,
and recorded In EelUonl county, Chic, among tho
land records, TO set ure Three hund'CJ bO Dis Of
said company for 500 each, tnEt On Friday, lore
ior redemption ana payment BY Sad ioE pat ~ in
acNoIdRpee with the prov islous Of kald mO'ifAge.
The plumbers OF Ftid iNen hUnds an - inlOas:
28. So, 60, I16, ITO, I2I. II3, IlO, III. az,
22I, 22o, 2e3, 2iO, 2l7, a52, 257, "GI. 972,
275. The said twUnIy bOntE vi be III b. ,aId
Company upon presentation at the Bruk ii The
Ohio Valley In the itl Of " hee Ing, WCSiN gnA,
Vethsr With he Interest thereon n, the I'M III
the year 1883, and Interest uCOn the FaiI twenty
bonds thall cesse on July !, 1859, End I've interest
warrants or coupons thereto ait 'Chld ~ hlCh lave
not become due on or before the last NAMED date,
will become nu and void.
JuNr II 1893. lcli
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THx Ohio State Teachers Association
meets at Chautauqua, N. Y, July Sd, lth,
and SIN. The Excursion Committee has
secured very low excursion rate, viz. one
cent per mile. Tickets are now on sale OF
BellaIre, Bridgeport. Martins Ferry, steuben-
VILE. and all other points along the Cleye'
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, above stsuben,
Vile. good 10 no July Cd, Sd, and 4th. and to
reiurn nny time till July 10. The Excursion
Commute extends q cordial inyitAt'o on to the
teaohers Of Wheeling, WellSburs. and other
points IN West Virginia TO meet with the
teaeherS OF Ohio The cost OF the round trip
Ticket from bridgeport will be about 81 a5--it
is s 90 from stepbenytlle; Any request tor
further information will 90 cheertnly
answered By HIN, Assts, sssubsnyills Ohio,
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ST. I0sEPH's ACADEMY
Again closes the scholastic Year In q
Blaze OF Glory.

Blaze OF Glory.
The eighteenth annual commencement Of
st. Joseph's Academy was held in Convent
Hall last evening. A large audience, com.
posed OF the leading citizens OF Wheeling,
enjoyed the feast Of music for nearly two
hours. Nowadays school commandments
are 80 common that one Is not apt 10 appre.
ciate an invitation to them, but st. Joseph's
are Of such an order that an invitation to
As the curriculum in this institution en-.
brsces a thorough English course TO which Is
added French, German and Latin, besides the
Indispensable acquisitions to q young lady'S
education, music, drawing, painting, needle,
work, etc., and each department being I'M.
der The management Of able teaohers, pupils
even Of moderate eapae!Iy, must improve y
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RIVER VIEWS.
steamboat Bquibs and Miscellaneous
57. 4 Il, Z Laval (aoAsfD.

'aI'if IL - .AfGNoD 0Va1ARs
The marks last evening indicated depth
In the channel Of II feet inches and the
river was falling.
The Il. NJ. Townsend. passed down with
empties and the Hawk with small tow OF
coal. The Belle Medowan and Coal Valley
passed up with empiies.
The W. N. Chancellor passed up enroute
for Pittsburgh at 3 A. n. with o good Trip.
She will be due down Friday morning,
bound for Charleeton and the KanaWha
river.
Capt. Ed. Hornbrook expects to get the
Jennie Campbell away from here tonight,
and will go straight through to ct. Louis.
The barge Philo has on board iron, 81 ass and
horse shoe nails. The Nick CnWley and
Harry II have nails. Taking the pails on
the barges aud those on the Campbell her
sell, the Campbell takes away about 20 600
kegs. In all she has over 1,600 tons OF
freight
eRxUsDoRo, Pa, June 2o.-River 0 feet 5
inches and stationary weather clear.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, June 2o.-River I feet
5 inches and rising Slowly; weather cloudy;
thermometer 70o. (. ..als- .l..-r-
PrrrsBuRoH, June 2o.-Riyer9 feet inches
and rising. .'- - go.
RicEs LANDING, Pa, June 2o.-Riyer feet
inches; weather cloudy; thermometer SO0.
On CRY, Pa June ao.-Riyer 8 feet 8
inches and rising; weather cloudy and pleas
ant s.|.. t... -H.s.4'#r. .-
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TIE M@nnerchor has now completed all
arrangements Tor their grand daylight ex-
cursion to Cleveland, Buffalo and Niagara
Fails. Trains will leave Bridgeport saIur.
day, July l4th at ~ O'Clock noon, on the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railroad, ar;
irving at Cleveland at 7P. NJ, giving all
psrtie, an opportunity OF spending Sunday
Train viii leave Union depot Cleveland,
on the L. 8. & NJ. 8. R. R. on Monday, July
10th at 1850 a. NJ, arriving at Buffalo at ! p.
NJ. This is he only excursion from this city
TO the sengerfest at Buffalo, which gives
parties the privilege Of visiting Cleveland
without extra charge.
FIJI. Kramer's Wheeling City Band will
accompany the excursion. s.l-ll-
Fare for the round trip 50. Tickets good
for ten days. ,...sl4 Sf.I
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of Wilson Bros. Brick Manufacturers
was dissolved April /, 1853, by mutual cement
John v. Wilson retiring. Tie 6uElueS will be cSt,
Red on by Vim. Il. Wilson, who II authIIiz IN
settle all accounts due The lRi0 finn. Parties IN.
debted 10 said hIm arc hereby noEiApl " cali aud
settle and persons having claims against III are P
uested TO present them Iot payment,
i.lt, y 4 . Nm. II. WILSON,
lpr26-Th JOHN " WILSON
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Jewett's Relrigerators- & Bro.
Drop In This Evening.
For Rent-Two River View Rooms.
Drowned-$i6 Reward.
Feargus WhAlly-FaShionAb Boot Maker,
ECONOMY 10 Wealth-G. Msndel & Go.
DR.. John Z. smith-Third page.
Banner Baking Powder.
Do Not Forget-Head OF Local.
Call and See Observation-Disclosures OF
Local.
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There will be a grand Celebration Of st.
Johns Day Saturday, June 23d, at Flushing
Ohio. The Q. L & ". R. R. will run an ex'
cursion train, leaving Bridgeport al 0:40A N
to carry all Mas MS and Their families who
desire 10 attend the celebration OF fare one
way for the round trip. Fill your lunch
baskets and bring your wives and sweet
heart. aud enjoy the day in the beautiful
groves OF Flushing. .N0 "'-
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GENERAL NoTll Es.
NEW, FEMALE = SEMINARY BUILD.

IN ING, Warrington, Pm.
Sealed Proposals Will DO received unttl = oclrt
P.tN June ", 1855, for furnishing material ~
erecting new building ~ by G. feet NJ ,tn,s.
high. adjoining tue cast eud Of tho present seri.
nary, according 70 plans and specifications dmWs
by John U, Barr 70 DO seen at ths store OF Thomh,
Mexican, In Washington. Y he committee \, = ~
the right to reject any and all bids
v. HARVES0, JULIUS LEMoYSE, THOA. MCTIIE.
CnmmIttAA T.. 80
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81. Inme. HoieI ArrlyaIs.

Z B Long wite EsMyers, vito t.,
s Henderson, Wite II Many, Darlington
] Rodgers. Pittsburgh sAnkron, St Mays i
I Clovis, Hebron SIN, W Underwood, Tyler GO
W II Firbee, Tylor CO A Alldridge, Baltimore
W Martin, Baltimore N Taylor, Baltimore
Z D Getaway, Biz Ksplds G q HOke, Cleveland D!
II " KcIch. aust DIVER Z Hammond, Omaha /,
] l. CApell, Philadelphia Z & Ensign, Columbus
T Keenan,, HOllidaysbu'g U Z GuIlett ". StCnb'lle
Miss J Haymon1, Fairm't MEAJ Pinnell, Fairm't
N Blsnd, Weston J Jac0, Grafton
J IIeidelbeRer, Philad'R L J Funnel, New York
J G Hoier, PoWhAtdn GDCowndou, ClRrksb'rg
] P Dukehart Baltimore J crum Aw, RAvensw'd
v MoIgher Detroit q PRoEs, Chicago l. |
o r Flint MA'amons JIM Pool, Brownsville
A L westbrook, LintO VT Francis, 6anduSky
q McDonnld, 6w, Sewa'k C Emery, 1ellsbon
Lolita Billiard, Columbus ia Bhtt, New York
] Lewis, Rochester West MAtrm0ras
+ A Emt rson, Cleveland B Danks, Pittsburgh
John, Proctor % Day, GSlltpOlIs
L L Maddy, GSllipollS CMImgan, Cleveland
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This Court met yesterday with all four Of
the judges present, and transacted the follow
i Brown "a !. Cunningham, Randolph county;
submitted.
Maxwell L 1sham VS.. Henshaw, Taylor
county; continued. 4
snts VS.. Bassett, noticed waived; dis
missed. -l. -" De- a's Asi
s ate for use Va. Phares, Randolph county;
continued. s.I ID l-l.- 5slly l.sF .,Nll
Poe VS., Marion Machine Works, Taylor
The Court then adjourned till Friday.
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SURFER at the Chapline Street N. E
Church Friday evening, June %. from To Il
o'clock. Admission 10 cents; supper 20 cents
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MARTINS YEaRr.

rha Yr,shts NJ L,bor bers elaot officer,
Az hn sy % ~ 'S'0 N'0N' ''N''
Ihe we .b,s S UI.s =, 1nis county very ns"'S
ana tihe su's 'eA'oA,
Judge U. Gray OIL again 70 fAfkerS'
burg, on legal business ,
DR.. B. West Is visiting his brother, DR..
Henry West, ct st. ClairsVilIe'
Mrs Fannie Anderson has gone to visit her
sick brother, at MiddletOwn, Ohio.
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surrrR at the chapline Street N. 3.
Church Friday evening, June %, from 8 to ~
O'Clock. Admission 10 cents supper 20 cents.
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DoS'r forget that social o.night at Thorn
sDn NJ 2 Chnrch-icA cream 10
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LApIEs' and Gsntlemen's fne Hand sewed
Shoes specIaltyat L. v. BLoNDs.
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TILL your wife that you will not be home
for supper-thGt you will stop at the NJ. z.
Church, on the Island, and geta square meal.
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II YOU want q bargain in q low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspect my stock before
purchasing, Iguarantee brices and styles
10 Etlit !. -. y. V. ELoEp.
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Fo, 90 centsyou can get first.class supper
tonight at the Island N. = Church,
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To Rnlsers and Groeers.

Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Yeas
will be found with McClnsky, Oyster Depot
Orders left there will receive prompt atten
ton. TII."T; VIENNA PRESSED YEAST Co.
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FOR SALE.
EoR SALE.
FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
EoR SALE
~ r.

EoR SALE $50
valuable Farm Of go acres for sale, si.u.
ated on Fork Ridge Marshall county, W. Va.
8 miles from B. 4 o. R, R. station, is mile,
from Wheeling, on good road, all in grsS
and In high state of cultivation; ont.hali
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
watered. To be sold in one tract or In mar
cells. For further particulars call on or N.
dresa
p PETER CROW,
~ Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va
Mention this pGp.r. in2i.nIW
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ENTIRE stock Of Lined ParasOls at
cost, MARSHALL & Co.,
ITO Main Street.
Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF the Their.
rnometer, as observed at Sohnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1851 1883
TAM. 12MSP. M7RMITA.M N.SH. n. 7R.M.
70 70 Is 70 70 IS 81 n
INDICATIONS, H
wAmsoror, D. G., June a.-1:SoA. n
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains, partly cloudy weather, southerJy 10
westerly winds, slight rise in temperature or
lower barometer.
For Lower Lake Region, increasing cloudi-
falling, followed Ia the western portions by
nlieht rise In barometer.
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HarRninh

SOCIAL and supper at ohapline Street
Church Friday night, June %.
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tiers Of Virginia and Is in his 79Gh year, but
appears young and active
Atameeting Of the Lime Kiln Club last
evening Il was agreed bv all TO take = fishing
and hunting trip 10 Michifan, but It was
thought best TO send the President, Mr..
James Stewart, ahead to look up suitable
location. He, by order OF the club, leaves
this morning.
tTEtTBISytLLE.
The Junction Iron Company at Mingo will
commence putting down gas well to-day.
At s o'clock yesterday morning eighty
liberated on Fifth street, tSis city. They A.
rived OF home at 1918, travelling three nun.
dred and thirty.Seyea miles In six hours and
half. This was for trial speed for the
Andrew Albright prize Of fifty dollars In
gold. 4
A brakeman named Criss had both legs
cut of yesterday morning at Rockville, Ohio,
on the Pan Handle railroad, about mile
and q half from Mingo. he wat passing
over the tender OF the engine when he missed
his footing and fell. His home asat Den
nison.
BRILLIANT.
Mrs. Burnsides, an old and we'll respected
lady, died Tuesday night and was buried
yesterday. ae,.'
The chain and necklace to be contested for
at the Red Mems festival Is on exhibition ct
Joseph Wiedeman's confectionery.
Mr.. Joun Graham, blacksmith at Spaul-
ding mill, left on the 1918 train for the
West, where he is going to work at his trade.
z.. sa BuRE's MILLS ,urI r,al, /
Farmers report wheat In this vicinity be.
low the average. They talk OF ten bushel
to the acre average. Corn 20 far is good.
The tent holders, managers, &C., OF the
camp meeting here held most enjoyable
picnic on their beautiful grounds yesterday.
Bellaire's delegation was much the largest.
Tbs time for holding camp nesting this year
was fixed at from August II to %. .f..
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Gke QntelIiqeurer


Oaicc Nos a5 aud "a Fourtecutn street
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nI.,rIbu,lon M Mount dc ChnntnI.

DIStFIbufIUh NJ Muuht ue tHHHtHI'
Trains for Mount de Chantal will leave thu
depot OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad OF
Thursday morning at 5, $3.50 and 0 a. N. tcity
'ime) To secure front seatI, parents are re
quesied to take frat train.
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The President announced the result Of the
examinations for the prizes offered by Prof.
Samuel Jones, as follows: First prize in
physics, 800 TO A. N. Linn, Washington;
second prize, $25 to O. B Reid, OF steubeI'
vile; first priZs In classics 800 to Mathew
Rutherford, Sieubenyille, o.; second prize
$25 to Minor II. Day. Toledo, Pa; first prize
in mental science, $50 TO W. B. Hamilton
Washington.