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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
MRS. ]. A. MOONS,

Select SCHOOL, for Young Ladies aud Children
No. 1902 Jacob Stree.
The school viii reopen September :. lisa, -,
full corps Of oompetent teachers. Soe,,sI VIZ Q
paid to the Primary Department. ubi,ci te.sA,see
speciality. Calisthenics will form part Of he sas
will be received. For Circular cont,Ini,. papts
tiealau, apply to the Principal. jytaw - pn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling Female COLLEGE

THB usTITUTIoN WILL OPEN usnv,
= entirely nsv ma assuent, On wsdps.a..
esp4enbsR sth, lse6, With ysa. 4. Brown. a ~
fssaasat ssAed By tAsssushly oonpstea. p.
ulty.
husical and AT sdvsntases, together win r,.,
ites Tor studying Fr.nch and German, uneIe.ILI
1hs Builainr Win to thoroughly rsnor,,.a =,
newly furnished throughout Terms ,sa,on,h,.
For further information a;plyn
JAS A. BROWN, Pr,t ~
jyi4egh TIL. LOGAN Be- RI,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
.pIcxPoeKETs
Get In Their work to Some Extsnt,
Yesterday.
One Man Named John Reimensehneidei
Has His Pocket Picked Of Fifty
DolIars---SeyeraI Other
Small Robberies.

A bold robbery occurred yesterday after
noon as the crowd was aocking to the Saen-
gerfest hall. A crowded car was going
down, the inside as well as the platform be-
ing filed with passengers. Among these
was gentleman apparently fifty years Of
age. When near Twenty-6fth street on
Chspline, the gentleman saw two young men
hurriedly leaving the car, and as they had
been jostling against him previous to this
time he suspected that
SOMETHING WAS WRONG.
1t seems that there was, for upon feeling
in his pocket, where shortly before reposed
pocket book containing fifty dollars In cash,
be found, to his horror that the pocket was
empty. By this time the young men, we're
getting off the car. he Immediately yelled
that be had been robbed and made break
for the rear of the car. The young men
Jumped off and ran, with their pursuer close
upon their heels. They ran down through
Arbers yard just this side OF Twenty-fourth
street, and upon
REACHING THE ALLEY
separated and disappeared.
The gentleman would probably have
caught one Of the Williams had not an scci.
dent occurred to him. Just as they reached
the gate he was at the curbstone, and stub
bling his toe upon brick he was thrown
full length
UPON THE PAVEMENT.
The affair was 80 sudden that the bold ras-
Gals escaped before any of the bystanders
got into thsir heads what was wrong. Oae
Of the men is described as being Of rather
short stature with dark mustache, but ct
a late hour last night no clue to the thieves
had been discovered.
1t was also reported that gentleman
had his pocket picked Of a smaa amount
near the hall in the afternoon, as the crowd
was coming out but the particulars OF the
affair could net be learned.
lNnTUER GAZE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
'tRUY BIAS OVERTURE.

This composition was rendered in yer,
finished manner, the orchestra keeping vel
together and playing with much expression
Ire orchestra seems to grow upon the lie
teper, and with each number given by i
it becomes more and more apparent tina
it is made up Of excellent mat 'rial and
with practice would be capable Of grea
things. The audience applauded hearth!
when the overture had been concluded.
The second number, Vets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
PRETTY DARLING,

was chorus, and was sul g by the Rober
Blum Maennerchor, of Pit sturg, under tn
conductorship OF B. Kellers. The song
both words and music being considered,
fine one, and the chorus interpreted it il
manner almost faultless. The delicst
closing measures were given with fine effect
and the audience applauded long and loudly
insisting for some time upon an encore
The next number was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

WAS renuereu Dy tue UeruHulA LleueEh Eau"
of Pittsburg, E. Keller, Director. Thu
society is small one, but eighteen mem
bers being upon the stage, but under the
care of their able director they went through
the number with credit to themselves and
pleasure to the audience, which was lavish
in Its applause. They were succeeded by
the Harmonic of Steubenville, Fl. E
Schaefer, conductor, the society having 70;
its selection Hserters
THE PRETTY MILLERs DAUGHTER"
The members Of the Harmonic show fine
musical training. Their Interpretation Of
the number was more than good, and the
club suffered nothing by q contrast with
those who had preceded them. The audi
ence spplauded to the echo the close of the
song. This society was followed by the
Teutonis Maennerchor of Allegheny, Prof.
Franz Lohmann, conductor. The number
assigned them upon the programme was
Abt's
'CALN IS THE SCI"
and the beautiful composition was gloriously
rendered, its beauties being displayed before
the audience in o manner which was little
short of a revelation to those hearing it,
The society is large one and has evi,
IDENTIFY been long accustomed to the man,
agement of an accomplished musician. The
solo tenor parts Of the song are especially
worthy Of mention, the society being fortu
nate in possessing remarkable voice oil
that character. At the conclusion Of the
song the audience enthusiastically demanded
an encore, to which the society .espouded
BY singing q selection, the name oil
which escaped u.s. with splendid effect.
The song section of the South Side { Pitts
burg) Tarnyerein next came upon the
stage, singing Lerns
"s.ESGERsLUsT."
The society is fine one, ard the song
was rendered splendidly under the directo;,
ship of George P6sterer Like the Tuetonia,
which preceded it, this society possesses
some fine tenor voices, and those parts oil
the number falling to them were handled
with much ability. They were loudly ap.
plauded
Number I, upon the programme was
"Batti Bait" from Mozsrt's opera of Don
Juan, sung by that Well,knoVn and appre-
ciated soprano.
MISS FLORA WILLIAMS,
of Martins Ferry. This was the event for
which large proportion of the audience
had been patiently awaiting, and the ap.
pearance Of the lady as she was handed
upon the stage BY Prof Arbenz was the
signal for a hearty round of applause from
al over the house. Miss Williams voice is
notable for its purity and Asxibility, aui
is sympathetic aud pleasing to q
remarkable degree. Miss Williams scored
a genuine triumph, and as she made her
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
OFFICIAL


Sherin's sale r Property for
T:xes.
BY virtue OF thre (3) executions TO me
as sheriff OF the County OF Ormsby di-
July, 1855, by NJ. NJ. Gaige. a Justice of
tue Peace in and for the Township Of
Carson, County OF nlmsby, State of Ne
vada. Commanding me to make the
several sums hereinafter mentioned.
Judgment having been rendered in cacn
ease as follows stephen Jones; C. A.
Nichols and o. p. Crawford, on the Sth
day of May 1885, andJ. X. Mcdonald
on the 23rd day OF June, 1873, hy NJ. NJ.
Gaige, said Justice Of the Peace for
taxes levied. assessed, equaliZed and
unpaid and rendered delinquent upon
rne Assessment Roll and and D'lin-
qntnt Tax List OF the County OF 'Tms-
bv. for he year ending 1881. against lie
following named Ge,endantS, known
Drunk npwn ana the fol owing described
property situate in sal County and
State, viz: stephen Jones. and lots:
The asst half OF ,ots nuin Der two & and
three ,3) ia block 81, with dwelling in
SesrS Ihomp on and stars division Il
Carson City. Tax d lInfuency ant co Is
s. 6j-IU0. c. \. Nichols an D. T. Cr,lw-
iorf and l rs number 'ur (4)ani five ~
in bl OK number =, OF Mussers division
of "arsOt City. TN del nquency and
costs 5 49-it-. J. X. Mel 'onald and lot
mum b.: three C0 and the west 4. feet of
lot number six r6, in block y Of ears
Thompson aud Sears division of Car
son CITY Tx ne|ii QU"nry and costs
>4i ; llA / ge.hnr win accruing costs ,
and ten pr cant per annum interest
fr5 N dare II judgment i'll each case
'Fhrr' fore I have duly levied upon the
br'o dc-crl bed propsry and on the
Il day OF NuGu>', s., between the
; oars If o'cluc< a. Il. ani 5c'"l c< p.
20 vt: Il o'c.a k r N,of>aid Y viii
sci o >ltiSt- : id eXerntion> ana ac- !
crui y costs auI interests the said !
p.r"es r ptrc-iS Of real proper at +,
sub &c uction cn' il al tcspe.ls in the !
lna.ner rovi led by Jaw IN frcnt ofth" !
our House door OF said Co0ntT.
w. II. Cki-LER
sheriff, Ormsty County, Nevada,
Carson Cit, July III, Ss5.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15

John Novacovich, next 10 Job stern
berg's. is now selling groceries and pro-
visions fruits, vegetables, nuts, candies
and general family supplies, and this
the place to took for first-class gooos a
low figures. Try it I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
CURED ksE CCTiECrfA.

NV in disease, which resisted sew
eral popu ar remedies and other re ne
dies edviSed by pnys ci snS. has been
cured hy yOur CUTICURA REMEDIES.
:. h =. surpassed IN, most s,rgnire ex-
pertationS and rap. d'y effected a cure.
j. C.ARENVRUE,
VINCENNEs. IND.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
| i!71f|.. :l(s1zI;11 a
y >
The Only Remedies For The Skin
And BLOOD Universally
COMMENDED

Wu.. t rrttan, 6.2 North Tenfh ST..
~ tla6e;I ii'a. report tS that one If his
cuSf tilerS stated T. him inrIdentally
i'ia: he was eng so vel ami had
gene ! twenfy->e,en pCun' s in the ,aSt
ye;, al OF hicn he ,,tri' uted ;O a
$, I nli'i. c ~ - of the CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT. which has proved effectual
n "a g II OtheI rem les IN led.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
KNOW IT'S VALUE

All Of your CCTICURA REMEDIES give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
| especially recommend for the dis
seases f'r which it - used know from
experience Its value. Dir. II. j. PRATT.
Monte!lo, Wis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15

Bee Dentesis Livery stable.
5 Doe. Benton wishes 70 inform his p
sons that he IL at the old stand, ready
. fuxntsA livery teAau On ne shogfose
nsAtaA. AAD ARsAs n seo and sntaeW1
water dea:serea . any Fa3; q tine eitv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
CETsC!rfsA AssROAY,

Through a home-returned Norwegian
| nave learned To Kn Nv your CUrICURA,
which has in II short time cured meOian
Eczema that my physicians medicines
cOu d not heal. CiIK. HEiTLEN.
EEKGEn, NORWAY. Ayeatu,JorretHiny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15

NEW Gl<)-} !
:ss 1. a. - III IL -
Base Bah aud Croqn"t ~,rts,
Bird Cages ,n,! WissieV
Shades, Writing i'nhiefs:
Miscellaneous anI
Schoni Books. \ ,.n..t-
plpte assortment II
Fancy Stationery.
Decorative
4 O o ii :
.... Artists
Materials,
MacTan ne
Twi'a, Guns,
Pistols aud Am
munitiun, Musical
instruments, Styln-
graphic and Gold Pens,
Baby c rriageS, Toys,
Brackets, Cornices, Mould
ings, Pictur Fr,,nes to order.
Paintings, Engravings and
Chronlos, Prang's Anniversary,
COngratulation an d Reward
Cards. Singer Sewing Machine
Agency. Optical Goods, Cutlery,
Nj Meerschaum Pipes, JeweIry, and
1901 novelties Of naw designs at
ChGWiH & KOTEWARE'S |
Two Stores, ..ext to and opposite
PDstotfire, Carson Street,
Carson. Nevada.
N. B.-We supply all Eastern
md Western Daily, Weekly and
Monthly Publications by mail or
Subscriptions solicited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
HOTELS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TREES TREES AND PLANTS
AT 4 BARGAIN.

Axit is late in the season. in order to
dose out our stock OF Trees and PLANrs
We will sell any and all stock now on
nand at greatly reduced rates send
sr descript catalogue or seed list Oh
trees wanted and we will give special
rrioes. We offer great inducements to
parties buying in quantity. rare OPP
,ortuuity for dealers bnvins to sell
a.slin. send ord >rs at unca, as we shall
close on! soon.
We also offer q large and complete as
s01tment of Field, Flower and Garden
seeds, pure and fresh. Send for seed
easalngue. Prices low as Eastern dea
rs, Our wholesale fruit and produce
Sepertment is secoad to nons on the
Coast. We can furnish on short notice
at lowest rates, green and died fruits
canned goods, nuts AMI vegetables
81 all kinds. Everything in the pro-
sxuce line. Give Us a trial.
W. T.. s.TLsOSG & GO.
Eraut 4 ) sst. sac, ao:eEito.
mis-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
.s.sEs2:S ON NECK .

t'haS kradv. SOmeryille. Mass. who
r. ftfS - u III Wa ii. druggist of that
cit, c rtit:eS f0a Isnnder'ul cure of run
fflr9 res ~ the neck " hic,I had been
;re ed DIV b spital PHI, si"ians without
cure and wt'i"h Y g dei completely to
the CUTICURA hEMEDIYS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
THE POE1. POWERSI

THE POET POWERSi
4 .aeiIng of gratitude impels me to
;sck nowlpGge the greet III rlts of your
CUTicUkA, aud l cordially recommend it
to the public as n very valuable remedy.
II. n POWERS. BEIDGkpoRT, Conn.
the great kin Cure soc. CUTIcuRA S"AF
an exquisite skin Beautifier, 2 c. CurI
CyRA RHsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier
81.
Potter. DruS, Il Chemical Co.
Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16

awayl Don Gcsualco, keen to -FOUR
church Offices, and lt&ro tho loves Of
others alone what shouia you know az
iheml Forgive me, Il afA rude, You
are holy man, but yon know nothing al
all Of men and women"
:" do not know much,r said Gcsualdo,
mCekly,
lie was depressed and inundated. Ho
was sensible ~ his own utter Ignorance
oi thc passions ~ NE. This NAV, nigh
bis own aye, but 40 fun OF vicor. ~
amNr, of Indignation, of pride IN his
consciousness THAT Ne was beloved, qua of
Resolve 70 STAY where that love WAS, be
The cost wha, It would, dauntcd him with
q scnsT Of power and " triumph such as
hc himself could not even comprehend.
aud yet wstiuily onvicd Il Was sin, no
doubt, lr said 70 himself; aud, vet. NJ
was life, X was strength lt was virility
Tie had come 10 lvNFovc, 70 ccnsurc,
ana to persuade into repentance this
hcadstong lover and he could only
stand before him feeble and oppressed,
with = SENSE OF his own Ignorance and
chidishncss an tho stock, triie arsu-
monts which his religious hclici supplied
him, seemed 10 fan away and 80 be of no
more use than empty hpsks Of rotten nuts
before the urgency the fervor, aud the
soli-will oi real lie. This man aud
woman loved each other aud tlsey car,.l
for no other fact than this on earth or Ia
heaven. lie lett the vilia.urennds In
silence, with only n gesture % farewell.
salu,ation.
I'M h. csni5,tt,yN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16

The NEST important step IN this process
Is the restoration ot the functions Oi di-
gcstion and assimilation TO fun aud unin.
tcrruptcd exercise, since Il Is upon their
activity nlouc that The system can depend
to replenish rs dwlndllng store Of energy
Among tones which the Nui'e Of She poo.
pie and high professional indorsemont up.
prove as reliable llostcttcr's Stomach
liitters has long been recognized az the
Dcst It's properties rs u mcdcatcd
stimulant commend it 10 All persons sui.
lcring fIom the effects Of fatigue, mental
~ and bodily, rs an immediate means OF
eonnteractng their effects and la cases
where loss % vIgor lsattrlbutuble 20 such
weakening chronic causes as dyspepsia,
affections OF the Kidneys and bladder and
the iDhrmitics peculiar TO age II produces
permanently bcnolcinl results. Those
twin obstacles 10 health ana ylgor liver
complaint aud constipation, nre also re-
moved hylt. It also prevents aud cures
malurlal discuss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16

MCuLNNh SpEtNOs, TRN., Nev. H.
Ne The Editor OF the Gazette
The district schools are the ones need
ing the attention OF subsequent legis
luturps. These are the schools in the
rural nolghborhoods. They are the base,
suhstiatum ni tho entire educational
suporstructurc, They are the fceGers OF
all other schoels, They supply material
for al the higher schools, SO called col
legcs, Normal at Huntsville, Agricultural
aud Mechanical college, state university,
and other institutions, should they not BE-
most i0stured, cared iory The reverse IL
tile Tact. oar city schools ar well pro-
ylded for H. the matter of supervision,
notably your own aud Others hcncc are
the pride ci the state,
Section l3 of The school law hays
down what the duties OF tho county Judge
shall be as TO the district or
rural schools The legal fraternity
clatm that these dutics, not being
mandatory, but merely directory,
are of no hiuding force. So tho Judges,
as rule, neglect and leave them upper.
formed. II Is Impossible, or nearly SO,
from the nature ut the case, Tor them 80
discharge them, Ii they were ever 30 well
disposed to do SO, The holding of civil,
criminal ard probate courts requires
their presence at the county seats cou'in.
uously.
a supervisor of anything should be ON
the grounds occasionally. II not CON
stautly, \ railway employs section
boss to supUrlutond hnlf dozen or more
hands, with the distinct understanding
/ that lac himself shall not strike u lick
The district schools should he visited by
the supervisors lie should be- IN the
school-hoNScs lor day and half day AT
n Time once month ut least lie should
be In the ueIghborhoOd aud luarn all the
facts. It Is useless 90 argue the all
( vlntngcs OF this course with any we'll
I informed person.
There should be established the Office
ot county superintendent of public In.
Structlou. Tho chief difficulty with u
tenderfoutcd legislator Is providing the
salnry OF Such an officer, lie il fearfully
afraid of the all-poWcriul taxpayer.
This salary can he provided without one
cents additional taxation. Take FIRST The
$3.50 given To the county Judge, on an nv.
crpo, for signing vouchers, npportloupg
the fund aud distributing blanks. Next,
with tlity teachers IN u county, there I.
an income OF another ~ 90 In the way of
examination fees. Filty vouchers arc 60
bc qualified TO monthly at four-bita pei
voucher, $50 per month Tor six months
This makes another jllo In II county
with 1000 children, take two-hit. per cap.
la OF the school fund and YOU have
5000 more, For ibis amount $500, rN.
perlenccd educational experts might be-
found
AS well known hy an educator il
would be the host spent money connected
with the schools. The public-school sys,
ten all over the Union has been failure,
wherever tried, without efficient local 81.
pcWiSlon. Notably was this the case III
Pennsylvania, Wherever the system I.
most ilourlshlng, tho local supervision is
most efficient A. y. WALLACE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16
A BRAND.NEw TOWN.


correspondence 81 wv tHNtt.
MARENIELp, TIN, Nov a. The
plains are illlng up with thrifty farmers.
and the country adjacent TO this town Is
settling up rapidly with this class, who
are now busy breaking up land .Vr wheat
sowing
MI H. II Garrett Was 10 town to-day
from his Sheep ranch ne thinks hat
shecpfnising on the plains can be made
a success and Is vel pleased
With tho cOlntry MalleDield
Is mixing rapid strides The new court
house Is nearly finished, and the bricks
pat in II were made from our Own soil
The contractors deserve much praise for
their excellent work
The county commissioners. alive 20
public needs, have contracted Tor a public
wei with wlnd.millund tank. Our water
Is OF excellent qu0llty
Great interest Is manifested here over
the sale Of town lots, which occurs on
the 2lst inst, and big crowd Is expected.
All visitors VIII meet a hearty welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16

An other ) cent cigars have taken a
back seat since Billie Wards Choice
struck Fort Worth. For sale at the White
Elephant cigar stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16

ioaslh 81 LIZ
nuts. raised IN aaw Mexico Heft /
from Las ycgls 20 AeN '"feA Il
Orleans The past n'op'h'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16

nounces tnaI nunug me Iart year ne iias
received c4i ,55S sin answer 70 prayer
~. sfp0ie dountiuu having been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16

IN; rtrret-CaI luis nftvl isyv" 'rss s-..~ --'-
fnD, was caught BY the ear-nheel nnh
badly mashed and bruised.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09
The Office Cat.

A very good thing for newspaper shop,
Where the copy by bushels comes in,
And only quick hands can keep up with the crop,
Or tell which end to begin.
And where the best heads must grow weary at
times,
So bothered by this or by that,
Is an excellent office cat
A capable knowing. and quite thoroughgOing.
Responsible office cat.
This business-like cat in its feline way;
So silently wanders about
Absorbing in quiet by night or by day,
All copy that lies under doubt;
And bOsh by the yard becomes lost to the sight,
And urany bore is laid fiat
By this sensible office cat
This useful, labori"us. never uproarious,
Efficient old office cat.
The editor missing some bothersome thing,
No longer the subject pursues.
But strokes the sleek as it sits at his side,
With a smile that Is meant to amuse;
His conscience is clear and his labor is saved,
To be sure he will never say Scat
To that beauteous old Office cat
That careful, industrious, highly Ilustrious,
Truly good old office cat. N. I. Sun.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09

those who work is slavery. The Demo
cratic party opposed the homestead law.
1t tried 10 settle some of the fairest Of
our territory with holding aristoc-
raey instead Of building up free homes,
occupied by tree men, as the Republican
party did Some workingmen. In the face
Of all this, are able to support that party
and keep il alive. By what course Of
reasoning is beyond our ken. The inyi-
tation OF the Democratic spider TO the
workingmen 10 walk into my parlor F"
has been respectively declined in this
case. La the last Legislature the meas
ures asked by workingInen were passed
by Republican votes. The action OF
Egan and McCleland in refusing TO array
the workingmen against the Republican
party was wise, and entities them to the
highest credit 1t Will be endorsed by
workingmen themselves who have their
own best interests at heart.