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Ninrtln,a I,crrx.

Joseph MedilI is lying very low from
lung trouble.
DR.. HobensaOk aud wife will be homo
from Philadelphia Sunday.
johnny MCOlaiu had a lingor mashed al
the Standard mill yesterday.
William Ford, manager Of the LsuShlin
mill, lost an infant yesterday.
Mrs. N. Q. Mitchell and children ara
visiting st. Clairsvlll0 friends.
S, +. Dean aud wife are back from an
extended Western pleasure trip.
The Ferry View band was Handsomely
entertained at the residence OF Levi Bailey
last night.
Tho G. A. r. will give q grand picnic
In the Grove Saturday week. G. A. X.
pofts from different places will be present.
The Episcopalian ladies will give a lawn
fete this evening at Miss Annie Morrison's.
II 1t rains, the entertainment will be
given in tho house.
MIS-. Richard Muhleman died ut her
home Wednesday afternoon at 8 $50 o'clock,
in the 10Th year OF her ago. The funeral
will take place to-day at 2 y. NJ. Inter.
r1snt at Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
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a Talk with tho l'oss OF the Nntura, Gu

We noticed the ditchers on the gas line
on the corner Of, Main and S xteentb
streets, working In water over theil
shoe topa, and were Hurprisad that they
were apparently iattening and happy dur.
ing this rough exposure. The head mana.
SCr, who happened near, was asked how
his men stood the work 80 well? lie said.
'he had been connected with trench and
ditching work for thirty years and Rlwaye
had more OF less sickness among bio men
who had such work to perform, but Judge
our surprise when ho told us, not q man
had,-siGCO no came to Wheelilg--even
complained Of heaiaChe. Our incredible
expression amused the burly boss when
no, with o mischievious' wink and jerk oil
his head, ~ much Es to say, follow me,
led us behind one Of tho mammoth Uuton
District Telephone poles, that stood at tho
edge OF Tho pavement. Here he stopped,
and, placing his unshavGn face nearly in
contact with our own fair brow, glanced
hurridly up and down the street. Satisfied
we wero without M audience he, In q
stage whisper, Daid: "ThO reason MY men
are getting fat instead OF going TO their
graves Is, | make every mother son ottbem
drink three cups oil ohio valley rio coffee
three times q day. Go thou and do like.
wise, and you can trench too" We made
a break for the nearest grocery store and
invested.
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to be raised by levy. The value Of city
property returned Tor taxation is sl6,7so,-


In the German department the total
enrolment for the montn was 2S0i the
pumbsr Of clauses was forty. two, presided
over by lour teachers employed at q sala'
ny OF $50 each the number Of pupill o!
German parentags was 100; those not q
German p~arentlyo, 100,
Ia hls report Superintendent Anderson
stated that some Of the apparatus belong
ing to the schools ia not In good coudi'
ton, This alr.pumps provided about four
years ago were never satisfactory, and
soma Of them total failures from the be.
ginning Of their use, l regard the dugt
arising from common Crayons now
In use In our schools as very un-
pleasant and Injurious to pupils and
teachers, besides rendering schools
very untidy, | would recommend the
use OF some kind Of so-called dustless
Crayons, Whites Complete Arithmetic
is now used about four years in the
Grammar school course, think the usa
Of soma other book for the las! two years
would secure better final results. l think
that more importance should attach to
definition Of words, and would suggest
that the senior class ba examined in def
nitions along with spelling"
The recommendations were %apprOpii'
ately referred, and tbs balance ordered
filed.
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YoU can help the Chamber Of Com.
inetce Nboom the oldtOwh" II you buy the
mOld Towns" own Ohio Valley Rio
Try II
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Mr.. William Weihe, President OF the
Amaganated Association, arrived in the
city again yesterday, aud will be hero for
several days, He will go over to Etna-
vill0 this forenoon to settle a dispute
among the employees Of the Standard mill,
This afternoon he goes to Benwood,
Whether his Grand there ia connected
with the steel workers or what Mr., Weihe
refused to tell q reporter last night, The
rumor that the Bsnwood mill Conlem.
plstes signing tho scale has been revived
by Mr., WeihG's return so soon after the
Western Nail Association meeting, but
officials Oithe Donwool mill laughed when
this rumor WIS mentioned to them last
evening.
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rnnouGHr nm srNTE,



"'''sH'' '"" ls'USii'I y" "S'' N'Fsih''
g M" y '''"'h
p - tlpeT, t~usttAas'sr AZ baFhesVl!Ie
lonosfeN hIs feslsna9'on' 10 lake eueC'
July oil leeo'
The contractors on the Ohio River Rail,
road extension. have advanced the wages O.
their laborera twenty-five cents a day,
Among the three hundred Uuests whr
arc now .qqartered az the Gresnbliel
White Sulphur Springs Ia the noted
WRahingtopian, w, w. CorCorRn, and hlE
family.
W, h, Rider, General Superintendent o
the G, 4 o, Riilrold, has resigned lila no,
g!tion, TO take effect August / next. X /,
understood TINT Mr., Rider takes CharDe NJ
u Western road,
The bolv or I, NJ. William, =, povo,.
wnn3 wh3 Laa hssn n,isain' n " ias,
ErIdav was fonni an a hos X GU" ias.
ahnm, . Mia LsIn,, ~ ~ o"t ~ 'uo iIvvI
he was mnrJereG and thrown 10 nv SPP riues
Wa, "e''S'eu ""' the river
lwo dsnirsns I NJ / w SII o3T T, iarIr
syo rano,icJ ~ S 'nv " anSo VI i{IerCoGntyl
1ybt an their wav hnSs Nf f,om ~ " y rI
PAR hi stSkas ON tia h sad NJ, p' oI,,S
and was in tnrn Enoctsd J"@O "t "nJ |" !, v' ~,
MSsd M WV" "u0 o"uty
w.
AZ charleston, flaGt Pofterleld and
FRANK 9lLm9re' eo'os9d men, got Into an
u~ltsFGauou ABOUT a dog' gilmore hit Por'
tstneia lust above the eye with a rock, in
uictlIg dSn$grous wound, DoCtor1 say
mat toFtelheld Is hEely 10 die. Gilmore
launder arrest'
shaw oi ihe Grafton & HsoosS lev
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The Board Of Gas Trustees met yestor
day to examine tho bids for constructing
tho new buildings TO be erected At the
city gas works--Rn extension Of the Goa
house, q Superintendent office aud q
blacksmith chop. ThtGO bids were re.
Ceived, but after they had been examined
one Of them was withdrawn. This Con,
tract was lot to BUliz, Fading & Co. al
their bid Of $500 for the entire work, thit
being tho lower Of the two remaining bidB
Work 10 to commence al once,
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As THE locomotive is To tho horse car,
80 Ia Ohio Valley Rio Coffee 10 the pack;
age coffee on the market.
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John CumminH, the well known b. 4 o.
engineer, has returned from tho hunting
and fishing trip he and come Of Ills brother
engineers from Grafton made to Tucker
county. John went out with high homes;
he anticipated returning with much game
He returned with plenty Oi experiences mi
not much game. un Jaw q monster depr
and was not frightened ono particle, but
hB remembered that l : was the close sea.
Eot, and 40 let the handsome buck eacSpr,
Tia Jaw A bear track, but had not tho tlnc
nor inclination 10 follow II up. He caught
a number Of largo fish, which tho party
ate, only allowing him 10 bring home q
few small once. lto met tho prominent
Inhabitants and accepted their hospitality.
He had A great time, got s%nnburned and
Ills clothes torn, Tho game supper That
lie was 10 serve his railroad friends on hi0
return has been postponed indefinitely
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TIE NAIL MEETING.
The Western Nail A%ssoclation's Monthly
sesslon "Wednesday.

80" HNNNNAA ~ aAahAAAsAhA HA y NANAAAAlg
Session Wednesday.
Following IL tue Pittsburgh Commercial
Ga'eis's account Of the meeting Of tho
Western Nail Association in that city on
Wednesday:
The Western Nail Association held It's
July meeting at the Monongahela House
yesterday morning. Ths following milla
were represented ;-RiverGlde, Wheeling,
j, n, Vance and i. L., HeRrnei BsnEo1d,
Benwood, W, Va, Maj Alona) Lorine and
George Wisej Bellairu, Bellaire, o., j, Il.
McC0Ttney; La Belle, Wheeling, II, NJ,
Priest Belmont, Wheeling, ]. ID. DnB1isi
Top mill, Wheeling, Hon. U. d. Hubbard;
Laughlin mill, Martins Ferry, W, l.. Gless.
ner; Jefferson mill, Steubenvllle, W. II,
Wallace; Aug & Co.,, Plltsburgh, A. L,
Keatingi Shoenberger ( Co, o, l. FilE-
hugh; Chess, Cook 4 Co, Walter Clesi;
TsTre iaute, +, HippeIt; Norton, AghAnd,
Ky, John Russell ]lrontOn mills, /, Norton,
j. A, Kelley, and b, Fisher, J, N. Vance
presided, Tho meeting lasted not qpitl
an hour, and Il motion to increase the card
from 81 10 to So % was, alter some dIscus'
sion, tabled. No action was taken OF
either the scale or wages, and the meeting
adjourned to meet in Cincinnati August
II, Mr., j, D. Dubois said; ave are all
making repaira now and are taking no in.
tsrest in the matter Of scale. We stood
out for the manufacturer scale and are
running under it, We are eating all the
nailers We want at II, and when We got
ready to start up there will be no deGyth
nf CnmDnfnuk man IN nm the mEnhiNPa. "
Every other Wheeling and Southern Ohio
manufacturer expressed himself in al
most indeltlcally the uame language,
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The Wheeling comrnny's Wei,

The well being sunk In tho Washington
Fair Grounds by tho Wheeling oil Com.
pGuy, Of this city, is down 1850 feet, and
and tGnkage iG bsing hauled to the GROUND
and preparations made for putting IL up,
II Is expected that the CAN'T sand will be
struck Saturday, and an idea can then BE-
obtained OF what the well will prove itsolI
to DO. There arc eaid to be signs Of oil
already. Boring is progressing ut The
rate OF eighty feet a day.
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rLn nl,rr lLnnd E,lrn.Inn.

Colonel ]. A. FICkinRet ], 7. IlBley anI
others Of the River Road corps Of engln.
eOru, have gone 10 Point Pleasant, where
they will make arrangements for oOnneC.
lions at That point with the Kanawha 4
Ohio Road. Chief Engineer FiOkinger re.
poitB the work 90 progressing In very
a~aliBiaclory manner. At Point Pleasant
track. laying Is already progressing with q
large ioiCe Of wOtkinon, and by tho goth
Of The present month q construction train
vii! be put on the lower end OF the llne
and then the trNok.lAying will be rapidly
pushed TO completion, The reports IRON
all points on tho line show satisfactory
progress,
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IT pays 10 trade at Behrons'.

Special Sunday lixournlon vim tho u. s ORR.
Commencing Sunday, Juno O, and COZ.
tinuing during the summer months, The
Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion Tick.
els to Pittsburgh and return at the rate OF
81 30, and Washington aud return 81.
Trains leave, city time, sos A. NJ, 1885 A,
NJ. and 1885 Il. N.
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The Young Mems Christian Apae citation
picnic was not held yesterday OH account
Of tho Indictment weather, aud the hard
rains Of tho past few days have rendered
tho grove unfit to DO used to-day. There.
fore tho picnic Is postponed indefinitely,
aud the money will BIO returned 10 those
who hRYe purChaLeN tiokets.
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THE EXTRA TEACHER.

Tho ono for Clay was intended for
tho new building erected near the Central
Glass Works. This building was peti.
toned for by residenLs.of CLAY for tho &C.
|comnodaLion principally, Of Clay pupils
that were crowded out Of the building atthe
corner Of Eolrand Twelfth streets. 1t was
built under the supervision OF a Clay com.
missioner. The original intention was to
have tho building one Of four rooms but
this was fought down and tho building
made ono Of only two rooms. The four
room building was drsigned to HCcommu-
date somo Division D. pupils from Union
district. 0ne room OF The two room build.
ing will be occupied by tho pupils and
teacher OF Clay who have been occupying
an outside room and the Commissioners
OF Clay arc Rnro that their district will al.
ford enough pupils to Ill the other room
aud therefore want the teacher. Col. Mil,
ler commended that il was understood that
Union should be allowed TO appoint this
teacher and that he had been made tho
victim oil come u%ndorbanded work by the
calling together OF the Committee on
Teachers and EChoolG while no was out OF
tho city, aud took CcMion 10 speak rather
harshly Of DR.. Jepsou's part III The matter.
The Doctor replied and touched up the
Colonel on tho manner In which he had
approached membeIs In connection with
this matter before the meeting. Matters
got quite warm; the Chair Is q stiCkler for
parliamentary etiquette aud insisted that
tho two members recognize him In speak
Ing. This added 10 the fun. The Colonel
and the D.Ctor continued TO speak rather
sharply, and each intimated that Osrlain
thinga were false. The sedate Board was
appalled, but finally recovered sufficiently
TO stop the racket by rCcommiLting the
rnDofk,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re-
CGlVed. An elegant aud complete Inc OF
SuitlRga, ~PantHlOOaiugs anu OverCOAt'
lngs, which We will make up Id tho best
style md ut low prices.
q. HESS & SONS,
1921 Il 1898 Market Street.
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YOU arc cordially invited to call at OIL
salestoom and examine tho Standard Ro.
tRry Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eBl, eRsleHt and Btillcst running machine
Of the ago. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and tho Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Write Tor CatalogucB.
EDw. 1. RosE & Co.,
% Twelfth street,
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ACcompanyingtoih ereportof the Super,
intendept was that oiLlbrarian Peudlelon
OF the circulation OF books for the ioul
weeks ending Jana q. The total CirCula'
ton IN the library was 4,427, an average
daily circulation Of 1871, In the reading
room the circulation was 2l5. TheRmounl
received from fines was 81. This reporI
was also ordered received and filed.
The reports OF the Commissioners as tc
the teachers for tho coming year were
postponed. The ClOrk was instructed tc
pay the cnumerators,
Mr.. Dobbina offered n resolution thI!
was adopted, authorizing tho Commits
sioners to connect their respective sChoo
buildings with the mains Of tho Nstura.
Gas Company, when they pass neal the
buildings. By the terms OF tho ordi
nance granting the Company tho right Lr
enter the city 1t Is obliged to furnish the
school building, free gas.
AT 10 o'clock the Board adjourned.
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aleal Gstnte.
FOR SALE.

Double DriCk House, No. 100 and 10 PlNCcnA
street, . rooms ~ each h0usai wafer OH each lEi,
gAs throughout, and 4 rOomGd Frame Hone o.
alley Ia rear, all on iu!l hall lot. lnca 1854.
No. HOH MArRG. street, . looms, mo Sl,1g
Terms easy-s5gO cash; T. long liag aud small lj.
ments ca balance.
Business. House aud dazzling, No. 2Nl Nll
street. l'riCG S3,O01.
No. Ols AcoillOcli street, G rooms. pdce ls&.
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A. 1888 barrel oil we'll to the slock.
holders Of tile Central OIL Co., Of Wheel.
Ing, a.. regards satisfaction, Is a plgny 10
the satisfaction Ohio Valley Rio Coffee %
giving 10 those whoAte uIlngik Try II,
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Teweral gaiices,
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.,


p,,,t.. "h1LAlN" In y, iSG.
c paSltp hSiiIS Is hereby given loGl ronon,
of nv MI it1I ~ w NJ A,'tS rs eleciel by lhe CSs,9l,
Basement lor lie year ana made titn,, men T.
NV, oulho ANY persln Wishing In 'lttill v
M aMesillent 0 ;dlc hing any c5fn1,bi 3SA lleg
WI appelt ~ the Public Bllliipc h. W., n GEtli
e. El9sl6luGn and Appeals Oh lhe 5 IL neVi
meet at III. Inc N Si St "a A. 5 NJ a ta},aii RiaHiii
near al objections " lnil as,ssmrn, "1 AZ wy, 70
iyla ~ T2MtES
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Solid Train to milwaukee, hy tic rnn.Ilnn.
diU Route, July aO-IIOund Trip, ~.

For the accommodation Of tho Aflon
Society and friends the pan.flandlO will
run both Pullman ard day coaches
through. to Milwaukee without change,
The train will leave at 1910 +. NJ, giving
excuftioniat elk hours daylight ride, which
will be ali advantage 10 those wishing q
pleasant trip. The arrival Of Milwaukee,
will be from three 70 five hours ahead Of
oil other llnea, giving bottor opportunity
for securing hotel Accommodations. All.
plicatlon for berths and excursion ticketB
should DO made al i. Rlester'S office, ti45
Main street, not later than Saturday,
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Gnnftttiomrrtts,


cOmmon pOfout plaslem-Nhlch You can Rtl lIa
song NJ any Of lbO Chpip John dugypls lVI Ny,
merely thrown away your money lp' ,uv ng Ia
CRhGi1O Platter IA worth them AL lhy d, ibo
this = llentOn'A " tho only porous ph,y !" ,IGd
market that " hOncs'lyaDl ~tkilllnl{ WV lban
scientifically lnedicaled. Others az no my s,,Efap,
because they p1iEesS none Of The lnRftlah %, ag,
render B0nsOn's valuable. The lall2t aye tIN
10 act, plOAfahl IN wear, and Clic w. ~, "Tbs
ailnOi@ which Others viii not even lgil4,o, lid
public arc especially Watunl MAINS %V.lsnt.
tCanlpln,W Ntap,lDim,h "Clpitlu ~ I,
pine6 pitsleta, nd W]0rIlilcs, a%ilgl,. lulcilH W
AN Tor BentOn's and look i9I wv ,nt Ia
N, tSStS op uSaV1nA'A "nu Wv "''0 yl9Anh
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~'f ~" 'fRANN ~ A"NN W. NNANl
Mr.. William Finn, Of Pittsburgh, the
pushing and afable president OF tho
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, Is aglin
ID the city, having arrived flom the
Washington fields las. evening,
General Superintendent John A. Lamb
ing, of tho Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia, arrived in tho city last evening
from the Washington field, bringing news
to tho elect that another one Of the com
psny'a wells had come in. This look
place yesterday. The well ia on the Par.
kipson tract, about one mile and q hall
from tho u on the MCCarrGll farm. The
indications arc that this last well has a
higher pressure than any OF tho other
wells that the company has brought in.
The TNylorStown mystery IL still plugged
up, and nothing definite is to DO learned
regarding toe plano Of the company in
connection with it.
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Members Of the singing section Of the
Aiion club and their friends were highly
elated yesterday over the receipt OF a let.
ter Of which the following Ia a translation:
Headquarters OF THE s.ESuERrEsr OF
THE NORrit AMERICAN S.RNdsRBuND,
MILWAUKEE, July 10, 1885.
DEAR slEs:--1 hereby notify you that
your society has been designated to take
part in the grand chorus in Glands.
kheCht." Respectfully,
E, CATRRuouSER, Director.
"Der LandsknCCt'' ID tho most difficult
OF all the selections 10 10 rendered at Mil.
waukee, and only the best OF the singing
societies which take part in The fest are
designated to Hing In the chorus Of this
composition. The selection Of the Arion
as ono Of these Ia a high, but deserved,
compliment to Prof. SChoCkcy and his
ClabD,
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in all styles. Nothing but Nos. 5 and O
which We will offer at 81 90 10 - 90 pei
pair, at u special sale at
j. W. AMicx's,
ll43 Main street.
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches ON the install Ient plan
whereby you Can stCuro II watch NJ once
on easy payments. tRll mud Investigate.
JACOB W. CRUDE, JeWClCr,
Cor. Twelfth ANA Market SIS.
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FUNDS ron ran COMING YRAn,

The Committee on German recommend.
cd that seven teachers OF German, one ioi
each Eub.dlBtriCk, be employed for the
coming yORr instead Of four rs heretofore.
The Recommendation wa1 defeated and
the number Of German teachers made
four.
Tho Committee on Finance submitted
approximate estimates Of the expenses
during the coming year on the School,
Building aud Library funds: Tho total "a.
Innate for the School fund was $70,B06
BnildinE fund, S0,2l7 Library fund, $4,gl9.
To dolfay these expenses, a levy Of 30
cents on each 500 valuation was fixed 10
deitay tho expenses Of the School fund, I
cents for the Building fund and 8 cents for
the Library fund, as recommended by the
committee maklnst the total levy accents on
each $500 valuation that will DO laid for
school purposes. This 10 an increase OF
3 centG over the levy Of last year, occasion.
ed by The erection Of an annex In Wash.
inRton dlBtrlct, the purchase Of land and
erection Of q building In Clay, and the
purchase Of property In Richie district,
There will 10 received from the State Dis.
tfibutAble School Fund SibgID "a, 10 DO
used for %deiraylng the expenses on the
School Fund, and there 10 a balance Of
$500 Tor the same fund, leaving S6l $50
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THE RITCnIE SCHOOL.

This committee further reported that
Joseph seybold had offered 10 sell his
house and 100 feet of ground on Water
street, running east 200 feet, for $1,000,
and recommended that in view OF the
fact that the Seybold house could at a
comparatively small cost be altered 50 Gs
TO make four or six convenient school
rooms and thus accommodate tho school
population OF Richie crowded out OF the
present building, for some years TO come,
aud in view Of tho further fact, that In
the opinion Of the committee u good and
satisfactory title to the Wheat property
cannot be procured for tho amount speci.
tied by tho Board, that Mr.. Ssybold's
propNsitiOn bo accepted and that 81 500
be appropriated for altering the property,
and that the previous action OF the Board,
authorizing the RitChio Commissioners to
take legal steps to condemn and purchase
the Wheat property, be resClnded, All OF
these recommendations were rejected
after q long discussion, and the Richie
members reported that condemnation
proceedings had been taken in the mat
ter of tho Wheat property, and that a
perfect title could be secured.
T~hereporto OF the Committee on Teachers
and Schools provoked one Of the l~iveliest
raGkelg that has taken place in the Hoard
for q long time. The report recommend.
ed that S principals, Z Grammar school
teachers, s assistants, Is Division A., II
Division b., 10 Division y. and So Division
d, teachers, LOG in all, he employed, dis.
tributed IL tollows: Washington, Clay
and Union 10 each, Madison, Centre and
Webster 10 each, RItChie II and Colored
8. This number 10 al increase Of Que
each Tor Washington, Clay and the Colored
sChnOla
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" you intend camping out, take a sup.
ply Of Ohio Valley Rio Coffee. It's luck
when either fishing or hunting,