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MORE pEIlsoNA1IrIrs.

Mr.. Boring made another rafting
speech, turning to each oil the six mem
bers who voted for the large appropria-
ton, and arraigning them individually in
q very severe style. Calling him to order
had no pprceptible effect. He accused
President Woods Of having pat himself on
all the committees and Setting the old
man aside" His speech kept those pres
ent in roar.
Mr.. Peterson again clearly and forcibly
pointed out the unfairness Of the policy Of
the majority.
Mr.. stocker: II move Mr.. Delbrugge
withdraw his notion"
Mr.. Delbrugge declined.
Mr.. Maxwell said Ktugef's Lane needed
the 500. Mr.. Boring said as positively It
did not. Mr.. Boring branched OF into a
speech.
Mr.. Woods: "You said all that before /;
say something new
Mr.. Boring: II have to say several
things over and over to getthem through
your understanding"
Finally, Mr. Delbrugge withdrew his
motion.
Mr.. Peterson moved to scale the appro-
PAtAtAOha 80 P9A0eutt duu dd1Vte LILO SUN
to building the bridge at the head OF Kru.
gers Lane, provided the private subscrip-
tons already secured prove TO be good.
This motion he afterward modified, omit
ting reference to the bridge. The motion
to scale was lost by the old vote OF 8 to 4.
Mr.. Stocker moved to strike out the
$500 for the extension oil the Union hill
road. This was carried, Messrs, Prince
and Stocker voting with the other four
city members.
Mr.. StoGker moved 10 reduce the con-
ingent road fund from So 900 10 $500.
Mr.. Boring objected. He said this sum
would not pay the county engineer; land
you know It. Your cancellation is 10 ring
It in aiterward.n y \
Mr.. Stocker: u thought Mr.. Boring
was 30 economical, and wanted th!ngs aflt
down, and ] will cut 'em down about as
low you can get iem. To Mr.. Boringil
You abused me awhile ago, bRingin' ID
political matters, and not tellinl the truth.'i
ASAPPR4b FRoX THE CHAIR.
Mr.. Boring: u am honest in this mat.
teftwhich you are not honest. / want no
dodgin,. You're q dodein' continually
Mr.. Peterson moved 10 omit the &, 900
contingent fand entirely, This wss car.
Red without q division. a.il fiit
Mr.. Woods moved 10 insert, To pay sal.
ary Of county engineer, 81 ,50o.n Carried,
Mr, pelbtUgge moved 10 scale the road
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stFRoAI HEAD T0FNET.'i

Charles Eayre lIlhkle, Jetscy City Height, n. j.
wFitesI "kIy ION, h lad Of twelve years was com
pletely cured Of d terrible case OF Eczema by IA
titltiGlTa Remedies. From the top Of his head Il
the SOles OF his feet Wa ono mas 81 S1AbS. Ever
other remedy aud physicians had been tried Il
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STEP ladder with patent bucket shelf, 0
feet S100, Z feet 81 %, s feet 81 50, 8 feet
ST rs, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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L. sWABACKER.

Just received, a new assortment Of
Black and Goiored Brocaaed Yciiets for
Mantelets, ut reduced prices.
l.. SWABACKER,
1861 Main Street.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Colonel George w. Thompson, Of Park,
ersburg, was up yesterday. ~
Mr.. Isadore Fulton has gone on the road
selling goods for G. S. Feeny.
Peter Castle and wife, Of Wheeling, are
visiting at the home OF John Henderson
Mrs. Sam Bailey, Of Wheeling, is visiting
Mrs. Ben Aplin.-Btllaire Independent.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, April O.:
Z AM, AZ, I'm, So; 81. NJ, 02';7P.Me
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Step ladder with patent bucket shelf, Q
feet 81 90, I feet ST a5, feet 81 80, o feet
$l75, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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or1ArEs and poisons may sootbe, but
they also derange the system and often
kill. Therefore use only Red Star Cough
Cure which is purely vegetable, prompt
and safe. i.
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To THOSE who have not tried Electric
Light Flour, we say, buy bag and your
success as bread baker Is assured.
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FnR pAIr. r.ANnn1n.

Emaeiaset children, With pimply, Sallow Skin, The
CptIcuEa Remedies will prove q perfect blessing
cleansing tho blood aud skin Of Inherited impufi
uJB and expalling the germs q sefplull, fhetiml,
ism, consumpt on, and seyere Ikin diseases. W
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Down they 20. Best 50 90 Cabinet Pho
tosraphs reduced to only s. 80 per dozen
al Piummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheeling.
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KANGAROO.

Stacy, Adams y Co.'s MEMS Shoes, soft
as glove, will blacken and not crack, at
J. w. AdlCk'S,
l143 Main Street.
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srsr ladder with patent bucket shelf, Q
feet 81 90, q feet 81 Is, s feet 81 80, 8 feet
S175, atBoyd's, Market Square.
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Chronic catarrh or the niiddie.E.r

Stands first as . cause Of deafness arising
either in the ear itself or extending from
the nose or throat through. the eH.ldehiGs
tubes, causing thickening Of the DELICATE
lining, These conditions ore indicated by
o feeling Of fullness or stopping up in the
ears, ringing, CRACKING and itching. II
your hearing Is made worae by seoIdp 1t
Is catarrhal Deafness and can be radi.
cally cured. II properly treated. DR..
Sloeum, 1ll6 Market street, pays "exclu-
iyet attention TO Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Throat. Call for his illustrated book.
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,iBEsTF0R THi sKIN.,l

Your csscasa Remedies sse Tie sest for SEir
diseases have ever sold, and sO1r CutIeuEa aoaT
the anest medieluAl toilet soap IN ihe HliEkeL
Z Y,5i h q. w. STABLES, Druggist =
oEceolG AillS, Wis
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DRowN & DARLING COMBINATION at the
Capitol rink tonight. Come and see them.
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DRowx & DARLING ColalNArioN'at the
Capitol rink tonight Gomeand see them.
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RACE & BAIRD, the unicyclists, will be
the attraction at the Chapline street rink
again this evening.
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Sold everywhere. Price: cUiuURA, 30 cts; RI.
toiSE&T, itaoAP, 8 cents. Prepared BY PoTTnl
pRug AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mas fis
send for IiIIow to Care Skin Diseases.D
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1NpIcATIONs.

WASHINGTON, April s.-1:SO a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
rain, followed by colder fair weather,
winds shifting neftheFly, higher bsrone'
ter.
Lower Lake region, light rains, fol-
lowed by colder clearing weather, winds
shifdngto northwesterly, higher barome-
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s. 50nuys one dezen best Cabinet Pho.
.togfaphs at plumtners, 11ss Main street,
Wheeling. lao-t ~ i.
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EtsakST line q Breeade Velvet Wrapl
Just opened at Gro. M. sSooE& Co.'S
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TIE ALEXANDRA Palace Rink, in the
Eighth ward, will be formally opened to-
morrow night.
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2SGrr your Cabinet Photographs at Plum
mer,s, only 81 so per dozen. Finest made
in the city. 11SS Main street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-08

D0NG0LA Shoes Tor. gentlemen at L.
Y. Bloud's. Something new. Call and
see them.
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New line Of Spring Wraps just received.
mn GRo. NJ. Shook 4 Co.
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HOME MARKETS..
The Wholesale Prices, OF all the Various
ICommoditias.
wirEzs,sO. Welassdsy.. 1PsIis ]

WHEELING, wednesday, Aptils,
An \, ..ss sTr ,,al, Isths grain
Ioonu IN me ss4s". 80
department hay has been marked up 70 nlSn
nntch. oylnR 10 liz great scarcity, and oats and
-, ~, o,i,s.,,cS,I ,Tbsra n a f,,od demand
com nave ueel =
for everything In this line. The provision tFaue
has beeu isir during tho week and prices have,
.,osli,,, heC,, steSIly In the grocery
M cet, done ma the
aSPaSSeg ar S I,,DE sTo syorsSlc Some sugars
haSS hen gSESSa aew sS SSayanscd Con-.
iustsa Y Ml1se ee tsSS, ta ss SSeek ING
,,sS!. Ss., nv snbIest ~ diictuntioTs dur
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ELEcTRIo Lloar FLOUR has no equal,
buy q bag from your grocery. &
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WE have Just received new stock Of
eo'u J JIncoS v. GRUBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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DlDV Use cutIcun soap, an exQuIIltCly pot.
Dad ! tuned Skin Bs6uHhsr, SpFl;NSsW
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New spRrxo WRAPS.
Go. N. sNooK & Co.
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@. HESS 4 SONS.


easlest Shoes made, al L. v. DL0ND'S.
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RGcR& BAIRp, the only unicyclists. ut
the ohapline street rink tonight. Last
time in Wheeling,
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The glghthward's rink, the Alhambra
Palace Rink, TO be opened Thprsday
night will be the largest rink IN OF HeSI
this atty.
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2 Martins Ferry.

DR.. w. R. Garrison has been appointed
Township Physician.
Mrs. Purviance and Mrs. Bailey, Of
Flushing, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. G. A.
Hoyle.
Work on the foundation, Of the new fac
tory for the Hoyle-Jones Manufacturing
Company was commenced Monday.
Persons who witnessed the old soldiers
on wheels at the Eureka rink two weeks
ago enjoyed it so much that they have
called for another, which will take place
Saturday night next ut the Excelsior rink.
Tho proceeds OF these carniyals go toward
helping the suffering poor Of Thoburn
Lodge. Several attractions which were
not seen at the last carnival will be on the
programme.
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Dnows & DARIISo coaBrSATloS at the
Capitolrink tonight. Come and see them
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rnr KRudER's LANR nRInaH.

The matter Of the s., 900 bridge at Kru,
gers Lane was then taken up, and George
B. Caldwell, as counsel for the residents,
advocated the building of the bridge. Mr..
Stein moved to appropriate 81 1000 toward
building the bridge. :,
The bridge proposed to be built will
cost about $4,000, with an iron super
structure, and have clearspan Of $50 teet
The matter caused considerable discus
sion, and finally the motion was lost bya
vote OF six to four, the four gentlemen
voting in its favor being Messrs. Peter
son. stocker, Woods and Stein.
At half past five the Board, on motion
Of Mr.. Delbrugge, adjourned until Friday
next at 10 A. NJ, when the interesting peti'
ton OF the Top mill company for reduc'
ton Of taxation will be the special order
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whoellng Live Stock Market.

AZ tho Wheeling stock yards the quotations are:
Ho0S-Fair supply; q IS tosS2.
Shefp-Sag5<c per Id.
Caltss-S3 Coat %.
LdHibs-4abc per ID.
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IF. Petsold's German Bittefs-ThIsd page.
Opening Days OF Y. n. NcGtllln & Co.'s-Fits
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YouR grocer has Electric Light Flour
buyit and the quality Of your bread is In
sufed.
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Last time tonight Race & Baird will
appear st tho Chapliae street rink In
d great quadFuple act. Skating on uni,
cycles, something new and novel. Don't
fill 70 see them,
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appropriations reported by the committee
% percent. Lost by 9 vote Of 8 TO 4.
Mr.. Peterson moved to adjourn; ayes,

appropriation reported by the committee
20 percent. Lost BY vote OF 8 TOD
Mr.. Peterson moved to adjourn 4ayes,
8noes.
Mr.. Delbrugge moved to scale the APP
preparations Is percent 4 ayes, 8 noes,
Mr.. Maxwell moved that the report be
adopted as amended, and Mr.. Woods de-
manded the previous question.
Mr.. Pickett rose and was recognized.
He moved to adjourn till $3.50 p. NJ. The
Chair said the previous question had been
demanded.
,1tr. Pickett: "The demand for the
previous question was not sustained. I
was recognized, and have the floor, and 1
do not propose to yield 1t until | am
ready. / Insist on my motion to adjourn.
The Chair sat down on Mr.. Pickett, and
asked, "Shall the main question be now
putt"
Mr.. Peterson appealed from the Chair,
and Mr.. Delbrugge sustained the appeal.
After considerable talk the decision Of the
Chair was sustained 4, noes Q,
Chairman Prince voting with the major
| ity to sustain his decision.
The main question was then ordered
put, and the report adopted with the
: Nj. Boring: ooh. seen it all in my
| dream.n
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The absentees in this Branch were
Messrs. Jaeger, Healey, Mckinley, Peter
son, Schrabe, Vockler and Warehouse.
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The High SchOOi Building.

The Board of Education would have
performed very foolish act last night
had it ordered the removal Of the mar
BILE slab at the entrance Of the new high
school building, intended for a date
stone or any other matter of interesting
record. II is customary In buildings
OF that CHI aracter to have date stones,
and therefore one in our high school
building is altogether in place and APP
propriate. Probably the stone would
never have been thought OF had the
present unfortunate diff guilty not &C.
CURED with the Building Com mittee
and the architect and the Building In.
spector. There is entirely too much OF
q disposition manifested to find faul,
with everything about the building
since the condemnation OF the tower
but this will nos help matters In the
least. Witho at the tower the building
is believ d to be a good one and q
strong one-suffi iently so for the pur
poses intended.
1t ia fortunate, too, that the differen
conflicting elements are about cominl
together again, and the builders, tn
architect and the Building Inspecto
are ayr seing upon plan for finishing
the building, which, 1t is said, will b
satisfactory to all. This, aga ia, is III
sensible course TO pursue. Nbthing ca
be gained by remaining at cross sword
and winter is coming on, when th
building should be closed in and pla
tsred. The latter is now the most in
portant.
Bad weather for plastering may y
make bad job, 80 far as the insid. su
face is concerned, and espec ALLY if CO
siderable OF tina. surface is TO be us
fr blackboard surface. The cold ire,
like we had last winter should L
Zach the plastering unfinished. NJ
let the work be driven ahead az fast
possible, and let the building be fini,
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The Printers Devil.

1t is surely matter OF interest to
know whence originated the title "prin.
ter's devil" According TO the lie.
gend, Aldus Manutius, q printer Of
Ven ice, took little negro boy, lett
bt hind by a merchant vessel, to assist
him in his work. 1t was soon Iumor-
ed that Manutius was assisted by little
black imp, and 10 dispel the rumor, be
showed the boy to the assembled crowd
and said" Be II known in Venice tlat
Aldus Manutius, printer TO the Holy
Church and to the Doge, have this day
m sde public exposure of the printer
devil. All who think he is not flesh ant
blood may como and pinch lin. 1t !
not related whether the people took ad
vantage of this invitation CT nor, bn
from tnat day TO this every respectable
PRINT ug { flee has had lis devil.
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Sued f.r29 Cen \.

Jacob Deakyne, sealer Of weishts ard
measures for this county, susd Wi liam
H. b. Myers, of Marshal ton, for %
cents, before Squire Nandegrift, and
the case was heard last Saturday.
Deskyne tested Myt rs'scales some time
ago, and warm words in English paaset
between them, and Myers paid the te'
of 20 cents, and Deakyne left, but for
20. some of his kit of tools. He wen
! back to get his tools, but Myers refuse'
to give them up unless be refunded til
20 cents. Deakyne, in order to get hi
tools, paid back the money. and the
sued Myers. Judgment was given /
favor of Deakyne, but Myers has ut
paid the bill yet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-15

Tho truth 10 coming out and Is being
acknowledged by honest men OF the
South.
While Democratic politicians are
thro wing all kinds Of slurs ut John
Sherman for resurrecting the bloody
shirt as 1t Is called, honest Southern
men are coming to the front to say that
what Sherman and Foraker say In that
respect is true. The Boston Journal
relates an incident Of q prominent
Georgia resident who called at the
Journals Off 20 while In Boston and
said 81 called to say to you that what
Senator Sherman says Is true and it IL
useless to deny 1t. The colored people
have lost the rights of suffrage unless
they vote with the Democrats. There
| is now no intimidation and no kuklux'
ing the colored man feels no particu-
lar restraint, only that he has come to
know that it is useless for him to trou-
BILE himself about voting. No one In
terferes with his choice, but II he goes
to the polls, and there Ia any danger
that his voting will make the result
close, he generally goes away without
voting, that IL, the election officer
cause such delays In regard to present
| ing his tax receipts or evidence OF reg
| istration that bat few Of them get theil
| votes into the ballot box in the cours'
| OF the day.
"AnoIher plan in black districts
| where they are too numerous AM
| insist on voting, is to let them VOC ant
then for the election officers to los
their votes, for be it remembered tn
| election Off GERS are Democrats, and ar
selected with care TO do this very thing.
Thi, Southern gentleman referred 70
mentioned one instance he knew OF per
sonally where 3l6 Republican vote
were lost in one single precinct.
Another gentleman from the South
but this time from South Carolina, ha
been up at Troy, New York, within
few days past, and calling at the ofhc'
| of the Troy Times, expressed himsei
frankly somewhat after this fashion
1t was no longer necessary" he, salt
"to pursue the old system OF night rid
ing and violence by which colored mel
were kept away from the polls on cleo
ton day.
| New plans have been ueViseu an
are In operation by means OF which til
negroes are prevented from voting c
their ballots are not counted and mad
to tell against their intent. All th
election machinery Of the State is
the hands Of the Democrats. No blac
man can vote without PRESENTING
certificate issued by the Democrat
authorities proving his right to do so. .
certificate once lost is never duplicate
or renewed, and very ingenior
. schemes are resorted to. for the purpo'
of getting such papers away from tt
holders. Aud yet in the face OF
u this the Democratic and some OF Il
o Mugwump papers are raising the CT
3 Of blood -shir,ism against John She
% man because he dare to denounce the
:, high handed, unmitigated frauds up
- the suffrage.
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w ANAMAk Ek'h.


phil ApELPuIA, Tuesday, sept. Is, 1855.
Uncle Toms Cabin is
published again this time
in a single book OF five hun
bred pages-a pleasant book
to the hand, and easy book
to the eye, an overwhelming
book to the souls cents !;
by mail IS.
The venerable woman
who made it in different
times from these looks back
'on the work of her youth
and writes an account o.
how it came to be, how i
was received in the world
, and what has been its his
l tory throughout all the ma
+ r tons and tribes o! the earth
9 civilized and unciviIized, int
whose language it has bee
It translated" That accoun
% is in the book as an Intro
y daction. We must not trus
s. ourselves to shorten thos
is forty pages in a newspape
column. There isn't a wor
OF to spare. The world wi
o, buy the book again for Il
Introduction.
BY the way the Augu
:" Book News had an exec
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more school Room Needed.

II seems that we have not room
enough yet in onr pablo schools for the
pupils who wish w enter. There ore
only six scho lis out of tho twenty-three
in the city where there are not more Rp
plicaDts for admission than can be ac-
commodated with seats. Notwt It'll
standing that No. 10 and No. Is are not
far distant, No. 3 and No. are as
usual overrun with applicants, there
being 90 more applications for adrhis-
sion than can be accommodated With
seats. No. s4ay be said to be In the
same 80 .tion Of the city, and has 81
more applicants than seats. This makes
l18 more scholars than seats on the
western slope OF the city, betw cen
Washington and Madison, and below
Tenth street. No. Is, ut Third and
Harrison, also has SO more applicants
than seats, while No. 10, at Elm and
Adams, has IL spare sitttngs, and the
Eleventh ward school, at Oak and liar'
risou street has 43 more applicants than
seats.
This all indie ates very rapid growth
of population, more rapid In the western
than In the eastern section OF the city,
and shows the need of increased school
facilities.
Tue grade for building new school
houses, established by the Legislature,
Is apparently too low, and will have 70
be raised to keep pace with the rapidly
increasing population, or the result
will be that there will not be room fol
several hundred children in the public
schools Of the city. 1t Is true that the
completion Of the new high schoo
building will make room for six hun
dred more pupils, but even this extrs
room will soon be absorbed. p al
probability, when the high school II
equipped AZ it is intended 1t shout be
with facilities for irst class education
1t will draw from some Of the selec
schools in the city. At any rate /
would appear that more schools ar
needed-indeed, were all the childrel
OF school age compelled to go to school
there would be- demand for severa
more new school houses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-15

PEACE is once more assured in Eu-
rope. England and Russia are happy
over the adjustment of the Afghan dis.
pute, Span has apologized to German y
for the insult of her am ssssador, and
tue ominoas war clouds have scattered
In proof OF the thoroughly good under
standing that has arisen between Eng
lsnd and Russia, the Prince OF Wale
and his brother-in-law, TIE Emperor o
Russia, with their royal spouses, will
soon meet at the nuptials of anothe
royal sister In Denmark. Better thu
to spend their time than in shootin
each other.