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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
MARTINS FERRY.

On Wednesday evening Miss Elite Hawn
gave q very pleasant lawn fete at the resi-
dence of her grandmother, Mrs. William
Montgomery, in the orchard. There were
about ten couples present, and a good time
is reported BY all.
Yesterday Mr.. Lee Leech and Mrs. Eliza
Hoover each buried children in the River
vi, cemetery.
Mrs. Isaac Wagner was taken suddenly
i'll on Wednesday night and is still in a cat
icsl condition.
Yesterday a very interesting game Of
base ball was played on the Woods CON
mons between the professional men and the
cleIks.of town. From among the prCfes
sional men the following nine was chosen
aid played in the following positions:
Catcher, Prot. A. W. Harris; pitcher, At,
torBey T. W. Shreve; short stop, DR.. ". 81.
Hall; first base, Prot. K. I. Allender;
second base, DR.. A. Ralston, Jr.;
third base, DR.. B. o. Williams;
left field, DR.. W. R. Garrison; centre field,
]. Il. Terrell; right field, Judge J.. s. Coch-
ran. The clericale honorable chosen for
the spherical combat were James Penning.
TOP, catcher; Charley Pugh, pitcher; Will
son Kerr, shortastop; Jake Pracht, first
base; George Arbaugh, second base; Rus
sell Medill,, third base; Charles Swartz, left
field; Walter Garrison, cenu field;
Theodore Snodgrass, right field.
The spectators were numerous and demon.
s~trative. In some instances the crowd fair
ly went wild with delight and rose up in its
might and yelled. The brilliant plays on
both sides were too numerous to mention,
and on the whole the playing was irst-clasS.
At the end the score stood SO to 10 in favor
Of the clerks.
Miss Ida Cope, of Smithfeld, and Mr..
Ernest Cope, of Topeka, Kas, are wishing
Mr. Joseph Walters, of Walnut street.
Walter Bracken, of Mt Pleasant, was in
own yesterday.
Miss Lu Mitchell. of Bridgeport, is the
guest OF Miss AIDA Dilworth.
On Saturday afternoon, between the
hours of three and six o'clock the Demo.
cratic county primaries will be held in the
different wards. The delegates to be voted
for are:
First Ward-Thomas Johns, Jesse Ssby.
Second Ward--W. L. Trip, Allen Ora.
ham.
Central Commitesmsn-John E. Selby.
Third W~ard-John f. Hukill.
The probabilities are that the delega'es
Of this township will stick solid for Craig for
treasurer. Mr.. Craig is good man for the
position and his canvas should be worked
for all there is in it.
James Resrdon and Cess King are back
from the Union fishing camp. near New
Martinsville.
Miss Letts Hebuling Of Mt. Pleasant,
passed through town yesterday, on her way
to Cleveland.
There will be q meeting of the nail plate
roll hands of this place and Wheeling held
in the town hall this evening. A full &C
count of the mill situation viii be found on
the local page Of this issue.
Services in the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath morning. Preaching by Rev.
Thomas Clark, of New York, formerly of
this place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
GOOD NEWS.
The wheeling Pottery Strike Settled and
the Works to Resume.

The wheeling Pottery Strike Settled and
the Works to Resume.
The Wheeling pottery has been closed
down for about thirteen weeks. and some
where in the neighborhOod Of SIS, 900 taken
out of circulation This is quite a tie item
in the business interests Of Wheeling and
is noticed very ~perceptibiy, especially in
these hard times when so many Of our in
dustries are shut down. Well, this will con
tinue no longer, and for the next thirteen
weeks Wheeling may look for something
near that amount to be in circulation, and
business men will be glad to hear it.
Yesterday the kiln men at the pottery,
who have been out on a strike for the time
above mentioned, held = conference with
the manufacturers, and alter q short con
fab an smiesbls compromise was agreed ur-
on. Next Monday morning the pottery
will resume with two hundred hands at work,
and will probably run straight through the
winter. The boys are all happy, so is every
one else, and the former held an iaformai
little Jubilee, yesterday afternoon, over tbs
hsppy ending Of the strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
ANOTHER WHEELING FIRM

-
Awarded the Contract for Lighting the
Penitsntiary.
The Board of Directors of the Peniten
tiary some time ago determined to light the
prison with gas, and as q means OF accom-
plishipg this end advertised for proposals
for the erection of q gas machine, the piping
of the buildings, etc. In due season the
bids were opened, and the contract was
awarded to Messrs. Trimble 4 Lutz, the vel
SHOWN gas and steam filters doing business
| at No. l4lS Market street, this city. The
machine to be put in BY this firm is cha
manufactured by the Pennsylvania Glob
Gas Light Company, Of Philadelphia, suo
is 10 be Of q capacity of three hundre
lights. Messrs. Trimble 4 Lutz are tn
general agents for these machines in VIII 4el
ing ard vicinity, and the apparatus Is nc,
knowledged to be the best manufactured II
this country.
In addition to supplying the machine, tn
6rm's contract Also includes, necessarily, !
very large amount Of piping, chandeliers
brackets, etc, and is 8 verylarge one, prom,
Using to give employment to quite q numbe:
of hands.
The gas machines handled by Messrs
Trimble & Lutz have been endorsed and ap
proved BY Boards of Underwriters and In
surance Companies everywhere, and ar
peculiarly adapted for hotels, o~ut-ot-towp
residences, public buildings and other edi
fees where it is impossible to procure gas
from city companies. In the East thes
machines are great favorites, being used
not only in seaside and mountain hotels
but also BY q number of people in the large
citiea, Messrs. Geo. W. Childs, of the Phils-
delphia Ledger; A. X. Mcclure, OF the
Philadelphia Times; Wm. NJ. Singerly, Of
the Philadelphia Record; John Wansmaker
ard others being examples.
We congratulate Messrs. Trimble Il Lutz
on securing this contract and recommend
the firm to the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
Far From Home.

Yesterday afternoon q swarthy, SUI.
Drowned Asiatie, clad in the enormous
white turban and flowing robes. of the same
color, which ehArscterize the Brshmin, dis
embarked from q Peviky train, and started
up Twelfth street.. carr lying IN enormous
grip" and attracting the attention of 8
small army Of boys, who followed the
stranger at Q respectful distance. The
stranger paused when the corner of Market
and Twelfth streets wasreaehed and seemed
at . loss as to which way to 90. While he
stood undecided . REGIsrEE reporter sd
preached, and attempted TO strike up Q
conversation. The effort was Q success, but
the amounted info nation impaired was not
large, neither Of the parties being able to
understand the other. The reporter ascsr.
tanned, however, thasthe Brahmin had come
from Pittsburg, that he was q doctor who
made . specially of diseases Of the eye, and
that ne intended to locate here. Finally
the stranger went to the McL1re, registered
in tes-box~ characters and disappeared with.
in the recesses of the building.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements OF wheeltngttes, and the Com.
fnx and Goinw nj Stranger.

Movements OF wheeltngttes, and the Com.
Ing and Going OF Strangers.
S. G. Smith, of New Cumberland, it at
the Mcclure.
R. B. and N. DaughertY. Of West Alex.
snder, Pa, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Joseph Seybold was reported q great
deal better last evening and improving rap
idly. :.
Miss LorenA N. Smith, of the South Side,
returned yesterday from q pleasant three
weeks visit to friends and relatives ut Tilton.
vile, Ohio.
II is reported that ". NJ. Clements, for
meTly Master OF Transportation of the B. (
o., has been appointed General Manager OIL
the Erie road, at a Salary of $4,000 pei
year.
j. Francis # GAINESVILLE, ]. s. Fairchild
Of Columbus; j. j. Whaly, of Akron; R. L
Burt, Of Sandusky; j. Kugel, of Cincinnati
and d. S. Hutchinson, of Cleveland, are a,
the Mcclure.
Quite an array Of relatives and friends
gathered at the St. Charles Hotel early
yesterday evening to bid Miss Theresa
Robreeht their afectionate adieus, as she
was on the eve of q two months visit to her
sister, Mrs. John Brewster, of Triton, Iowa.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed. and
when 1880 o'clock arrived Miss r. took her
departure on the fast line amid the many
regreiful good.byes from her hos. of friends
and wellWishFrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
A NecessitY of Health.

1t Is q prime necessity Of health that the action Of
the bowels should be kept regular. But the way to
overcome q temporary ft Of constipation, on to
remedy chronic cOstiveness, is not TO deluxe the
stomach and drench the bowels with pursatives Of q
violent and painful action. The happy medium be-
tween an imperative and violent cathartie is Hos
letters Stomach BitteIs, which acts ust sufficiently
upon the bowels 10 xe'ax ilem, without pain, and
which being . wholesome tonic, as well a. aperient,
has the eject Of strepg hening both them and the
stomseh, and promoting the wen being Of the whole
internal economy. The removal Of bile from the
blood, increased activity Of the liver, usually dor
mznt in cases Of costiyentss, and sound digestion
follows the use OF this benefcent n edicine. rs thor
Ough and genial In it, effects AZ IL Il safe and pure In
troubles and debility are also RENT lied 81 Il.
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A Protraoted Trial.

There are a series of cases on trial before
Justice w. II. Caldwell which possess con-
siderable public interest. The plaintiffs are
j. Z. Bell & Co, Of Baltimore, Rndell &
Madison, Of Detroit, and Blackwell Bros
Of New York, and the defendants are
Rhodes & Co, who for some rime past have
been carrying on a fancy fruit and contec-
tionery store at No Is Twelfth street. The
plaintiffs are suing for the recovery Of
claims against the firm aggregating. it Is
said, about $500, and there seems to be
other liabilities for rent, etc, which will
swell the amount to 81, 100. Counsel for
the plaintiffs are Messrs. Doyener & Elson,
while the defense is represented by Messrs.
Ewing, Melvin, Reilly and Arnett. The
cases were put on trial Tuesday, and prom
Use to run until Saturday night or Monday.
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chnan Excnrsinn.

The Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad viii
continue to sell excursion tickets to Cleve
land and return until July 81, tickets good
to return until August 8. Round trip rate
only 81. Excursion trains leave Bridge
port at SAT q. m, and sos q. m, city time.
arriving at Cleveland at l0:45 q. m, and
500 p m. Take advantage Of this exeur-
sion and take in the races and numerous
other attractions Of the Forest City.
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Death Of r, b, Carter. ESQ.

The announcement is Just at hand Of the
death, yesterday, Of Richard B. Carter, ESQ ,
at his home at Milestone, n. J. Mr.. Carter,
it will be remembered, was formerly 9 resi-
dent of Ohio county, his home being four
miles out the National road, and is well
known here. The immediate cause of his
death was an operation to re-
move an abscess in the stomach
which threatened his life, and which
4 successfully removed would prolong
it several years. Mr.. Carter was warned
the operation was of the most critical char.
scter, but nevertheless determined upon uu
dergoing the ordeal and with his brother
Will, who was on q visit to him, proceeded
to New York by Encouragement, where the
most eminent surgeons In the city had
charge Of the case. The ordeal was
heroically endured, but the forlorn hope Of
life was too slender for even his robust
physique and in thirty-s six hours after the
operation he expired amidst his family, at
his home, as announced in another column.
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Stricken With Paralysis.

Yesterday about noon Mr.. Isaac Freeze,
the well-known South Side citizen, was
seized with a stroke Of paralysis while in
Steubenville, whittier he had gone on a bus
mess trip. He was at once placed on
board the cars and brought to this city,
where he was removed to his home, and DR..
RGpp summoned. 1t was found that his
left side was badly paralyzed, he being una.
BILE to move his arm or leg on that side Of
his body. Last evening he was resting
easy,
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Assignment.

Yesterday Frank Wilhelm, who has for
some time Eept a saloon on Jacob street, be.
.weep Thirty fourth and T~hirty-6fth street,
made an assignment to Justice William
Schultze for the benefit of bis creditors,
giving preferences s~ggregating $685., as fol-
ow.: John Arbenz, rent, $lOS; Reymann
Brewing Company, beer, $3.50; Arbenz d
Co furniture, $57. There is n other
preferred creditor, who furnished an ice
chest, but we were unable TO ascertain his
name OF the amount.
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DOES NoT WORK SUCCESSFULLY,
Mysterious Disappearance.

Last week a well-known merchant was
missed, and has not since been heard from,
The mystery shrouds his friends in anxiety
and gloom. But if your dyspepsia, your
rheumatism or your liver complaint hap,
pens to disappear mysteriously, you are
happy. To make them disappear use
Browns Iron Bitters, the prince of tonics
which you a buy at anydrug store for one
dollar.
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weather

WASHINGTON, July 81 -l:S0 g. m.-For
the Ohio valley and Tsnnessee, occasional
local local rains, stationary temperature in
southern portion, cooler IN the northern pOr.
ton, variable winds, followed BY = cool
wave in the Ohio valley.
For the lower lake region, generally
fair weather, variable winds, stationary fol-
lowed BY lower temperature, with q cool
wave during Saturday higher barometer.
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The h Central.

An order was entered in Judge Jackson.s
court at Parkersburg yesterday which will
settle the long contested legal controversy
over this road. Receiver Sharp will be au
thorized to take charge of the bridge cross.
ing the river at Point Pleasant. The road
will be put in good condition to Charleston,
and Immediately after the sale by the com
missioners work will commence on the line
above Charleston, which will be completed
az far as Witcher's Creek this fall.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather,

Following shows the range of the TEN,
perature yesterday, as observed BY c.
SchnspE, the Market street druggist:-T ..
m, "; ~ m, 81; 3 p m, 90; I p. m, 81.
The sun rises this morning OF 4:57 and sets
at Ills this evening. The days length is
IA hours and Is minutes The moon rises
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satisfactorily Settled.

Yesterday morning Squire W. b. Davis
had John Gilbert up before him on q State
warrant charging him with having attempt.
ed to administer oil of tsnsy to q girl
named Amelia Cause for an improper pur-
pose. The attempt was alleged have been
madein February last. The parties showing q
desire to settle the matter BY marriage the
warrant was snnulled, Rev. j. b. Hess sent
for, 9 license issued, and the marriage cere'
mouy performed.
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PIeasant Dance To.Night.

"Our Social" composed Of q number OF
weIl.known Young gentlemen of the North
End, win hold forth tonight at Wilbert's
Garden, in q select dance. Mayors full
orchestra makes the music, and a pleasant
time is anticipated. The committee In
charge of the affair is composed OF MesSrs.
". Schambrs, G. Riddle, q. McKown, c.
Fulton and W. Riddle.
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Will Take Part.

A very largely attended meeting of
the Pluned knights was held at the
rooms Of the Lincoln Club last night. The
purpose of.tbe meeting was to consider the
matter of taking part in the memorial ser
vices on August 9Th. The matter was de.
Dated at considerable length, and it was
finally resolved that the club should meet at
I'D hall, in full uniform, on the morning Of
The Sth, march to the soldiers monument,
decorate it with flowers and wreaths, and
then proceed to the Academy of Music and
take part in the services there.
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Police HckupR.

Police Court was a whitewash, yesterday
morning.
Officer Burns yesterday arrested Robert
Emblem for whipping a wouan The case
all be heard before His Honor this morn
ing.
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nAlmort . Homicide.r

Lucy Cant, the colored girl whom the In
telIgpnctr Of Yesterday had lying at ihe
point OF death-unde' q scare head"-Was
walking about the st Gets yesterday, sppar-
emily enjoying average good health.
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room for our incoming
FAN stock We shall offer our entire
stock % Spring RHe Summer Suit
ng~ at greatly reduced prices.
HESS e. SONS.
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IN GENERAL.


List evening Justice Ankle had q man
named Costello, before him on q peace war
IsLt sworn out by Mrs. Anna Ward. The
defendant was held in $50 bonds.
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The Memorial Exercises.

The members of the Joint Committee on
Grant Memorial yesterday called upon the
various gentlemen named in the programme
printed in yesterday REGISTER. Mr.. Leigh
ton very courteously consented to perform
mis- part-the writing and reading of an
original poem. Mr.. George B. Caldwell, to
whom was preferred the request that he pro
nounce the eulogy, said he would be absent
from the city at the time, and could not,
therefore, comply with the wish of the COM
mittee, something he would otherwise take
delight in doing. Bishop Kahn said he and
the clergy Of his church would be in retreat
on the 9Th of August, and he could not serve
1t is probable Hon. G. W. Atkinson will be
substituted for Ri. Rev. Bishop Kain and
Rev. J. 7. Mcclure for Mr.. Caldwell.
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Index % New Advertisements.

For s~ale-Exehauge Bank stock.
For GncinDau-SteameT Granite State.
Trustees sale.
, White Mountain Hammock Chair-G. Menael &
%.
Pomona Art Glas-L c.. Dillon.
sukArs, strictly Pure-MeMechen'-Local Page
Meetng Of y alplate Roll H~ands-lLocal PageI
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BITS or EEwH
Psoksa Up Here aad Thsrs ~ Rssissss
Reporters.

EDkD4 ~ AofD 8A4 AAoAg
Reporters.
LAST day Of Jolly.
TnE days are growing shorter.
THEIRS was 8 good rain yesterday morn
ing.
0SE marriage license va issued yester-
dsy.
OsE deed Of trust was admitted TO
record yesterday.
Tx mercury covered . good deal OF
ground yesterday, the range being IL.
TIE wheeling and Bellairs Sehutzenver-
ems win shoot another match on the Island,
shortly.
Coz. RoBERr CAMPBELL is making an ex-
cellent Job Of the new road on the south
end OF the wharf.
The Union Central Lite Insurance Com
pany fled Its certificate Of incorporation
with Clerk Hook, yesterday.
HEu, of Bellairs, has challenged Nc
Nally, Of Pittsburg, and Teemer, Of Nc
Keesport, for . three mile race.
The Riddle boys, the turtle Nimrods of
the Esst End, brought IN thirty turtles yes
teIdsy. One weighed thirty pounds,
The Hinge Foctory is turning out some
handsome paper and. butter knives, made
from steel spikes. The factory il about
closed down because Of the hot weather.
Mss MARY NoLrE, of South Chspine
| street. had her right hand badly scalded
Yesterday, caused from 9 teskettle upsetting
and the steam from the boiling water strik-
ing it
SECRETARY OF STATE WALKER has issued
q certificate of incorporation to the Wash
ington Heat and Power Company. The
capital stock is $500, 900, and the incorpo
E4tors are all Washington gentlemen.
The j. E. Wright base ball club OF the
South Side, left yesterday morning for
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where they played 8 game
with the GAINESVILLE CLUB and will also play 9
game to day. Joseph Dudly is captain OF
the Wheeling club.
The Dudes of North Wheeling and the
Ouicksteps of East Wheeling played an
interesting game of base ball yesterday al
ternoon on the North End grounds, which
resulted in q victory for the Dudes BY q
score of % to Is. A large crowd witnessed
tha game.
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BELLEVUE HIaR sCHonI
BEDFORD 90, VIRGIN,

PepsTTs. boys md yea,s men for R..,,..
I~horooghly and Handsomely %eouirpas ~paeterS
and healthy kestion. For catalogue ssasus
Bellows p. o. Va w. X, ABBor q.
f~u2Seodekerb Pm
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University Of Pennsylvania

L Dr.n.r.ur o. Arr', four ya"' a'..
II. Towrx Bc1xsTIy1c SCHOOL, nre ypu osn
b N) Chemistry, Ib) Geology and n.nlhf qon
Engineering, al byrsmieal knginssrins, I, lrac
tscture, Leading 70 b. T., snd % technIoL esr,.
r. Q. (Practioal Chsmtnl n. r, c. T.. h ", Ards
tect.
III. WHEATON, scHooL o. PsBAscz AID hrt
onY. Coune IN CONSTITUTIONAL lGs and Pub!siS
ministrstion, Politica' Econoiay, Ssrsatls ~
and Prsctics, Fnsnos, Banking Eilrassias -
Nv. CoussH IN PuJIoscrHr, isaryssn btnA
Latin, Pr.pch, German, Mental and Moral PilD
ply, hathsmatio, General scfnnee, ertnss y
struction In Biology viii hbontoy vorf "
Phi. b.
Liberal slsst.ons in and between tsss eesns'
olose Of second Year.
v. COURSE N MUsIc. Tvoyean' mdA s'sn
Dtuee Mus. Bac.
vi. scnooL. Thrs-yanf grsSsdou y.
With optional fourth year. Degree N. d.
VII DxETAL scHeoL- Tvo-yeAn gsde ~N~
VIII. yErssrsA,Y SCHOOL. Ihres-ysu o..
ed ooups hnilaT 10 Buropsan schools. Decs'
Clinical and lsbezstsQ sdvsktAsa . prsaiDs
teature In thsss three schoolA 49,
TX. LAW BcnooI- T~vo-ysIT ooufs: Dip
admits 70 Psnnsylvanis Bar. DesTss IL n -
x. BtolosicAL 6CBooL Tvgyean' ooufst ~
exteni led laboratory work Csfasoan NIL
Medical School without sxaIatnafoa -
xL DnAxrruS OF PYuIososHr. 1vefs.ss
post madnsts souns u ssnssss subjects 49,
70 degree Ph. d. $3.50
In making NV NV, Ell ls:tEi 2 i.i s5s s.s s:sssg,.
Uniys.tty q Pspasyiusa, wsa PAilsAsissA"
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BETHANY COLLEGE
BROOKE muSry " y,

D0nN SoVNff'W 4.
viii begin iu +Sth ssszion ssp,enbsr y "a,
10 The ncst noted college Of our shts, h,,;S.N I
Classical, the Bcientiac, the Mini,ters,i -. ~
Ladies Coure. The College 10 nov shan y
debt, and will make an ETC n fr snlsnsins ~ Z
dovment and fts patronage. fxsuirs ~ J"
and serl up you soma and daughters 70 n IA, ~
II. woolery for catalogues, or -~ Y
iy27octi DR. W. K. PENDl EruS p
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Wheeling Female Colleen

THIs INSTITUTION WILL OPEN uyD,
entirely new mai assment, on wet...-.
September On, ISIS, with JaA 4. ROW, n
Preident, aided by . thoroughly coup...p, D.
ulty.
Musical and Art advantages, together win IA
itios Tor studying French and German, u.srslL.
The Building win 10 thoroughly ,nou,,l n,
newly iurnshed throughout Terms ,.aoo,y.
For further information apply to
JAS A. BROWN, Prst,
jyisssh 7. II. LOGAN. Sec Raa
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Coming Event at New Cumberland.

The society editor is in receipt of a n To-
~vitation to q midsummer social to be given
by the Silver Leaf Club at New Cumberland,
". Va. on Thursday evening, August 6.
The affair will be on a grand scale, the
manner in which the folks up there always
do up things being especially artistic. The
Wheeling Opera House orchestra will make
he music, and refreshments will be served
oy Spt chit, OF S~teubenville. The commit
ices in charge Of the affair are as follows
c mmittee Of Invitation-B. ]. Campbell,
". W. Flanegin, and A. W. Brown. Commit
tee of Reeepron-Frank 81. Smith, P. 81.
Besll, A.. N. Ward, j. ID. Brown, and Chss.
Schsuble. Committee OF Arrangements
G. W. Stewart, F. W. Stewart, and c. E.
Smith.