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Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
The Oxford Herald Sold.

On Wednesday last the Oxford Her
aid " was Sol II al shetiff's sale to VIM.
Taylor, for many years editor and pro.
prietor of the woadstown Register, %
hnt lately The owner OF the Virginia
Register" published at Falls Church,
Virginia. some years ago Mr.. 7. resid-
ed in WilminRt ton and acquired his frst
knowledge of setting type In the RE-
PUBLICAN nffiCA.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

CHOR SALE Oh EXOHANGE-A MI M
= Der OF desirable houses, with all the
modern Improvements. Little cash required
or building lots Will DO taken in part or whole
payment. Balances may remain on mort.
gage for years. Also building sites In all
parts OF the city for residences; also manu-
facturing sites, especially adapted for mo-
rocco business, with an ever-howing stream
from the y. 4. P. Railroad City tax one
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be sold ~ the acre or in smaller lots, At
terms 10 suit purchasers. Also houses 10
rent cheap. THOS. M. U9LE,
702 French street.
Or r. FORD. 9Th and Rodney .sa1-u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

TURNBHINd


p dEnaL.
vxrM Dss 9 y ~o,nrnsr
1rss Umco, o. We
(Ing streets -. n tsas.
For, BEL, msson -.
osals will be reseiveo .s - a. ~
blef Engineer, evn,,, 4 o,ci. a.
ss "a March 10, lssc, for iurs s.sa,
TIsrartment with Goal iioni
mil March q, lssI, inoiuAi'e'
.s,yed Tor the following
4 GOAL.
M
\ otber anthracite conl; ~.
10 ina mine from whicn tne
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
A BOuncer.

A we'll known auctioneer near New
port who touches the beam at 225 has
been presented by his wife with a boun-
cling boy who kicks up his heels and
CROWS vt 141S pounds weight, and yet
strange to cay the father. mother and
the boy are all called Lank.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
no WATER hLNTERS.

ncg WATER DEPARTMENT,
tps, DEL December /, 1885.
II the year 1885 are now ready
a the Registrars office, south
SslIth and King streets.
Remaining unpaid after the 3ist
4, 1885, 6 per oent.witl be added
III Of ebruary, and 10 per
Idded II paid during the month
In the 3ist day Of March. 1888
n DO withdrawn AID suit In
! recovery OF the amount due.
90. u. TO 4p IL,
j A. BOND. Registrar
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
FOE SALE.
NOR SALE.

J.K.D SEEDS a SONS, Builders.
No. 8 Welt Seventh street, or 80 West
Ninth street. Telephone call, Go. As we
wish 10 build number Of new houses, we
offer some bargaias In the following prop.
critics. oil In good repair and paying good
interest.
No. 2co East Fourth street, store and
building, 1920
No. 800 West Seventh street, rooms
and bath, 1850
No. $50 Jackson street., Q rooms and
bath, 1900
Sou .hcast corner Fourth and Jcffer-
con streets, o. 100
No. slz JaossOn street, rooms and
bath, $500
No. sis Hizlett street, rooms and
bath, A. 800
No. li2l West Fourth street, rooms
and bath, 1880
No. ll2s Jackson street, 7 rooms and
bath, $1,000
No. 1880 Jackson street, 7rooms and
bath, az 600
no. ll32 Jackson street, rooms and
bath, s2,7oo
NO. llOS Walnut street, rooms, si,5O0
no. Iva Poplar street, q rooms, Si.6O0
f1h-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

II OO.PARTN ERSHlP-THE
taned hays this DAY fCrmed a
n far the purpose Of carrying
Il, Of manufacturing and sell
Sdet the tirm name Of Pierce
J,tLDKIDuE PIhkOE.
HAIRY A. BEESON.
!. Del, March 8, 1885 mA-ot
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

EHOR SALE - 2 GOOD DRAU9HT
Il horses. with Q guarantee q good driy-
Ing horses, with guarantee 1 secondhand
doctor buggy, single cart, no-top buggy.
dray. store wagon, furniture cart, l
double cart, plough. lawn mower. These
things will bo sold for want Of use. Good
bankAble notos at months will DO taken or
will exchange for real estate. F.J. FORD,
Fifth and Rodney streets. jelT-eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

roF pISSoLUTlON-THE
,sbin heretofore existing be
"a Forrest and J. kldridge
The arm name OF Forrest d
|, dsy dltsolyed By mutual con.
e,s due said firm are 70 be paid
4 10 whom sll claims against
A he presented for settlement.
4 ELWAAD FORREST,
]. ELRIDGE PiEROt.
!. Del March 3, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

SPEOIAL NJ TICE--Tii THOSE WEAR
- ing spectac'es and oye glasses, the fol.
wing is OF vital ,mporta ce:
Knowing t. Whist an enormous extent the
genera public purcht Sc spec acles and eye
x lasses from those that do not understand
the O. G, which in rars eases need the require
ments OF perfec: fit, DIR b. q. Marcus, of
500 King street, tbs we'll known consulting
and prsctica, Opticion, will examine your
eyes in tie most Sc iou' cases of impa red
eyetight. free OF oaarge. with test lenses, for
epectacles ant eye glass's. All goods sold
In this establishment warranted Speotacles
from 500 up, TO suit any eSesight. COS King
street, Wilmington. Del. RS
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

ENOR SALE OR RENr-TWO NEW
IL houses on Fourth street, between
Franklin and Cornell, with all Ii, dorm
improvements. Apply to DANIEL Mo
KERNEY, s. W. corner Third and Monroe
streets. m6-5tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

ENoR SALE OR RENT-THE NEW
II story dwelling No. 1919 FanBuren
street. at moderate rent. Apply TO MRS.
KATE LANG. Faulkiand, Dei., CT at this
otfico. f9tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
Do YOU KNOW

You can fipd almost any
kind OF a suit of clothes you
may want for either man or
boy at Mullin g. Sons.
9th and Market streets? For
the boys they are Offering
new style of Norfolk Suits
mostly plaid but not all;they
have many other kinds no
trouble to get your boy fit.
ted out OF their stock.
For men you will find
handsome fitting suits,
single breasted, four. button
getaways, a very popular
cost, also single and double
breasted sacks, of many diff
ferent kinds of goods, pain,
corksc' ew, checks and mixed
cassimeres. In fact they have
all the desirable kinds OF
goods, and what they want
you to notice particularly
Is the style and fit of their
garments, which are gotten
up with great care, com
menclng with good goods
we'll sponged, carefully cut,
well trimmed and made. So
that > GU get SUIT that will
not only look well, but will
wear to give you entire Salts
facti n.
Clothing made to your
order at short notice and
perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed. They have the very
best cutters and tailors, and
have a big lot of them hard
at work all the time. You
don't have TO be annoyed
about the fit aud tue, as
they are prompt.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

lDOh II LN I-Inc SIO RE-. AND DIV ral.
q ling, sic Tatnall street. frst-claas
business stand, containing 10 rooms, hot and
cold water and bath Apply TO
ID. MEGARY g. SON,
m3-l2t SIC Tatnall street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

1yOR REnr-sTOkE AND DWELLING
q No. sol Spruce street; also several
houses ON Spruce street, between Ninth an,
Tenth, nve and SIX rooms. apply at OK
Il. u VAN KLEtCK,
mb-tf 903 Della ware avenue
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

"a MAN WHO THOR.
eh-'rs ands farming, and
/ . Morse and cattle. Dan ha, Q
'ueo W live in. Possession
~, Il. l.. BROWN.
''' ano marlborough road.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR Rem r CHEAP-A GOOD STABLE
q for three horses, good carrisge room
and handy; near Eighth and Walnut streets,
apply to l.. W. STIDHAM SON,
ms 6.s Ill East Fourth ST., VIII. Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR SALE HOUSES.
e Two new 0 rOomsd brick hou 4es with
bath, Nos. l70I ADD l7O4 West Front street.
Terms liberal. A reasonable amount may
remain on samo at per cent GEORGE
W. BUSH. French street wharf. lo.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR SALE-NEw 7.ROOMED HOUSE
q with bath, in good location. M. T..
POOLE, No, East Seventh street. Price
81 800. M Ct cod
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

DOR SALE-s3Oo DASH, A NEW 7
u reomed house with bath in Rood icca
ton. Apply 70 WI. Fisher, eib1z Market
street. f23-lm
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

IvOh kENr-IO "A SAALL FAMILY
q for light housekeeping the second
floor OF house; location select, healthy,
l.. H. this office. f2e-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

DOR SALE-l,tOo WINDOW SASH,
IL suitable for hot house Apply to
FAT Ely MCKINNEY, Third AID Con-
noll stress. mo cts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

lisUh SALE-A GOOD ROAD HORSE.
" T.years cid, sound and free from ell bad
traits. A good traveller. Also two-seate
Dayton wagon in good order. Apply TO
3.F. VERNON, t1ais office. 27-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

EOR SALE-A LARGE,SOUED HORSE
Il good saddier, driver and worker, at q
reAsonabie price. h +. D1NOAN,
nab 81 Near Marshallton, Lei.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR RENT-SlX AND FIVE ROOM
Il houses. with water, bath and gas, all
In good repair. Also four room houses. APP
ply to u. =. SMYTH,
mI8t* 81 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

lSOR SALE OR RENT-STOkE AND
T. dwelling No 900 Poplar street. APP
ply to f. d. GREGG, NO. 7ls Market
street. mh4.bC
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
%ANTED.

|n,LADl TOkNUw THEY
,helr wn dressmakers. Learn
uu . perfect ri Venting lady
sad no misht can 10 made.
n, 4lrapts, wraps. patterns.
~ ana NJ o. Reasonable rates
u :. ). h. SUTTON,
M 4l7 East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

CNUR RENT-THE WESLEY AN COL
e lege, COS French street, with furniture;
about so rooms. Would m IKE good DO srd-
ing house. GEO W. BRIGHT,
mo 6.k b1T Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

RNOR SALE-HoUSE NJ. 500 WEST
e Seventh street. Apply at No. 8 Wet
tn street or 80 West 9th street. J, r. ID.
SEEDS s. SONS. it'll
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

DIOR SALE-A SITE OF HAIR
IL cloth furn lure. Apply At Sl4 Pleasant
street. mo 2tA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR SALE-dOOD WORK ANDDRIV-
Y ing hors Is, at the livery stables of +" :,
X. MOORE, No 100 Yves. SC febl-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Frames for cabinet pictures for $50. ut
Lex Barney's. No. 8 East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

0toR SALE OR RENT TOO ETHER OR
q In two parts, nearly 2 acres, with
dwelling houses, work shop, wagon house,
stables and barn, near tho city limits and
adjoining 90 u n bus Inn, on Kenuett pike.
u. H. TOW NSEND, 6l4 Market st, ia9O
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

.3sOR RENT, CHEAP, TO COOL TEN
oomed houses. hot and c5ld water and
bath two broomed houses two 4-roomed
houses. Also, house and stable. Houses to
'ent At 4, 9, Z, 10. IL and 10 dollars per
Month. T. J. FORD, 500 Rodney street.
jab-n
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

FURNISHED yoR
No., ,ur all Capacities Ladv
fton "ays on hand. Amply al
'"n Intelligence office, sOs
lall-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR SALE-2 GOOD u: UNTERS, 81
q t-et of shelving, u good portable furnace.
SOL Market street flg-6teod
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR SALE-A SMALL FIKE.PROoF
4 safe. Apply at lIb West Ninth street.
fla-u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

M A LADY, TWO I'm.
fks,r ,,,, within three or four
A'' street. Address A, s. A.
meats
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Il rTE,NHHsSss - Al Z EFtSsSi:ts. ~
IA stEiHg pCsa atTsS AG1 chemicals, oI
wish,ay shsE rfeag,;gtle, Ger private recsipu
tsraiui1T -o;hl9lada,j ylsh pure vIStar :.
eBoui 70 90 tlS 1. - afa'+ u Il. R. BRIHi
EEl~.sI. ri. So - :. 49,. ~ ~ I. WI, DzA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

IhEADY FOR FIRST
1A6E IN kUMR TO
"LORGE 4. MARKS
mott
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

|, a., " Ii ELY MAN.
y eo "a q make himself generally
MOTEL APPLY TO
J u i Is. HYATT
Stanton, Del
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

EOR RENr-HOUSE COS ADAMS ST.,
e saloon pa flor, open stairway, bath, and
ina9i 9 OF eJ PSIEs ,,In 1I Ss m2n'n
mo-tf 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
DR.. SIMMS'

THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.
.MANKINDsF AvORITH PILLS.
The most famous liver medicine on eartn,
70 gripping, sickness or weakness attend their
perstton. They do not leave the bowels COS
i've. They to l- o d strengthen the liver and
OF on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur.
og liver complaint, sick feadache, neural
~, piliousness. pain IN the side or back,
Jain In the nowe.s, kidneys or bladder, etc.
Very valuable in dyspepsia, malaria feve. or
lump ague, ehills and fever, general weak.
less, loes OF appetite, etc. They are splendid
or weakly females as an assistance to keep
ne system healthy. They artepdorsed and re-
commended BY thousands rs thefnicest pur-
:ative and splendid liver medicine. Ele.
santly sugar-coated, rs cents q box; family
,oxes. SIX In one, I'll. Sent by mail. Sold by
eading dealers In medicine. Main depos
Fourth and King streets, wilmington. Dol.
ind No. COZ Arch street Philadelphia,
nov2p-0
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

u)R SALF-rYPE WRITER, AMERI
e can caligraph, In perfect condition.
Half prlee. CHAPMAN,
m5tf Seventh and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
J AUCTION ROUSE.

FL MEMBERS OF APOLLO
~, = n. q. t., are requested
N ndsy evening, No arch s,
AHl o castle. No 3 K.G.E ,
p ny order Of The Castle.
JUN II EMS. M. OF X.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

iiLE, AT NO, sos WEST
u.Mreet, buys and sells
~ second. hand furni.
is' carpets, stoves and
auI9-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

1 T ,%0 AT FIVE PER
sorth over double
Aaofess Property :" this
mh2-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
FOR S ALE.

! High run ibgsf, latest imuroved, at
w; new family SIN ssr, SO; High Arm
NO Z, %m'ri,an $50; l bones 10. latest
impr we'd, $40. The above machinesare al
W 7rrarte and tue ssuie as are sold eisewher
at SD to $50 C1ll st onc5 toseeure bargain
SPEAkMAN & MANIERRE,
No. 10 Fast seventh street. deu
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

NOR Rent - UHEAP, DESIRABLE
= rooms, suitable for ONO club rooms,
light manufacturing purposes. Apply to
rect su20 II
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

DOARDEkS WANTED AOCUMMO
ID dations can DO had by four gentlemen
oosrderN at l0s East Fifth street. Also table
boarders wanted ol9-u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

I'm WET MFRS --NJIST
r ilo2 w. H.. o.. ~ address M RS.
"ashin on al. t27.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

4 u" M. MA AM yIFE
b, tst ga az, eco ID flo 7, 10 tent.
u!6-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

EHOK kENT-A STukE, DWELLING
IL and stable, ct the corner Of Lamott
and Vandever avenue. Apply to
fN-u GEO. W. TALLEY.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

b. - t =, aE"gi. sMPN
1 q" Gh.e board, At ala
i2s.lbtf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

IorA I'M To DO q tNIRAL
apply at aus Jefferson
most
bp vs Ss,..AIoES AM FIN
'''s' luquire at s,b Ist.
m6stt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

E1OR HENT-ll ACRES OF GOOD
T. truck land, with comfortable house,
near city. Apply to W. H. REYNOLDS.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

GHOR RENr-rHIRD STORY FRONT
= room, furnished or unfurnished. with
n without board, TOO ID jarrett st. d2s.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

ID DARDINH-ONE LARR SECOND
~ storf 'front.' room, win board; otner va va.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

iNU LIGHTHOUSES of AL SIZES
l. and prices. Apply on premises. F.S.
BRADLEY, Eleventh and Railroad ave.
flT-26tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

iiNOK oENc-fhE HOUSE No. ii
Il Market street. Apply to PAUL
BtlGAN. Rising Sun, or TO JAMES W.
KING, No. . Market sty cot. fist
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

CHoR RENr-NEw STORE AND Dwell
z ling, y. e. corner OF Front and dayton
streets, suitable for drug store. W. J.
Fisher. 6ib1x Market street. f23tf
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pEMoORAIIC KooNOMY.
rhs Senate Asked tor what tho House h
Refused.

rhS Senate Asked TOR what tho House has
Refused,
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Senate to-
day on motion Of Mr.. Allison proceeded
TO consider the bill making appropriations
for the Legislative and Judicial expense oi
the Government. Some amendments re.
ported by the Committee on Approprla.
tlons increasing the clerical force OF the
State Department were the occasion Of a
discussion In which thoanomaly was com.
mented on by Republican Senators,
Messrs. Edmunds, ingalls, and Hale, that a
Democratic head OF Department
could not get the necessary increase from
the Appropriation Committee OF the
House, but was forced TO come to the Ap.
preparation Committee OF the Senate for
1t. Mr. ingalls, said in reference to 1t, that
the Chairman OF the House Appropriation
Committee would be going on the stump
and claiming that the efforts Of the Demo.
cratic House to prevent extravagance had
been thwarted by the Republican Senate,
Mr.. Oockrell declared that the necessity
for the increase came from the charitable
desire Of the Secretary OF State to retain In
pay an old superannuated public servant,
who was a Republican, referring to Assist
ant Secretary Hunter.
Mr.. Dawes denied that this old official
was Republican. He had been appoint.
ed by Democratic administration, and
had been retained by Democratic and Re-
publican administrations alike.
nnika a nhaRn 1nhuia nnut1uI whtnh w
closed by Mr.. CoCkrell with the remark
that the Administration needed no de-
fender in the Senate. The people Of the
United States would live 10 their
knees In everlasting thankfulness 10
Almighty God that Grover Cleve.
land had become President Of the
United States. He was an honest
man, q brave and true man. He was doing
all that any one mortal being could do 10
give the people Of the United States an
honest, fearless, economical and conBtitu.
tional Administration. The discussion
having closed the amendments on which
II was based were agreed TO.
Mr.. Allison having intimated his will
lngness To let the bill 10 over till to.inor.
row, Mr.. Elmunds suggested sarCastiCal.
ly that the Senate should not de.
lay the passage OF the bill, because
the President, Judging from the time
II occupied TO him approve sixty pension
bills aud to veto fifty pension bills, would
require at least half an hour 10 consider
this bill.
Mr.. Allison gave notice that he would
ask the Senate to hniSh the Legislative
bill tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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on rnK MAn pArn.
Gibson After Appointment ClOIk HasSlSr'i
sGAlp for outWittiug Him.

Gibson After AppOinlmsnt OlOIk HasSlSF'
ssAlpfor outWittiug Him.
Special Dispateh TO Tho Ialclligalea,
WASHINGTON, d. O, June 20,-Eustac'
Gibson has on his war paint and is agair
in pursuit Of Appointment CLERK Hassler
who has once more made a scoop on oul
Fourth District Congressman in the mat
ter Of an appointment. .s..
Gibson recommended three Ravens
wood physiClsns to constitute the local
board of Medical Examiners for the Pen
sion Office, Among them was DR.. Caste
an ex.Confederate, The appointments
were made aud two Of the Board received
their commissions. Caste did not get his,
aud on learning the TACT Gibson inquired
the reason at the Pension Office, He was
told that Hassler had, during Gibson'H
absence from the city, intercepted the
commission and had DR.. Bonds name
substituted loI Oasto'a, Hassler told the
officials here that Caste was one legged
sx.C Confederate, and his appointment
would Outrsge the feelings Of the Union
soldiers in the Fourth District, and he do.
mand that the commission be revoked,
Gibson claims Casto's petition Tor ap'
pointment was signed by many ex. Union
soldiers and that Bonds appointment was
distasteiul to them. He went to the De-
partmeRt today and stormed around at q
fearful rate, and read them Hassler's
record from away back,
"You may say" said Gibson to your
correspondent, "that | am indignant AZ
this man Hassler's underhanded methods
Of interfering with my appointments"
Hesaid much more, which out ot charity
for Hassler iorbear to publish.
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pEAnonY iNsrIrn.rE


At tFAirmOnt-LaFgS AttoudRuCu OF Teach
eFs-Highly suScessfaI Meeting,
Special Correspondence 10 the IHtslligt,lesr,
FAIRsoNT, w. Va, June 2O.-Fairmont
ia in tho midst Of a least of good thingu.
The District Peabody Institute, announced
to be held at this place, convened at Nor
NAL Hall on Monday afternoon, and Il
was soon known that this educational
gathering would be q successful one, for
nearl y 200 teachers were enrolled at the
opening. Now, at the end OF the second
days session, the enrolment has reached
257, representing some eight or nine
counties OF the State.
The instructors are DR.. 4. L, White, re-
Gently elected superintendent OF the Gin
clnnati schools, and Prof. w. Fl. Payne,
oil the Michigan University, at Ann Hur.
Dor, both men OF national reputation.
Both, also, are authors OF repute and rec
ognized ability In the educational world.
TO those who have heard or read after
these gentlemen, it is not necessary TO say
that their addresses are OF q high order,
and repIete with tho accumulated expert
enCe OF many years spent in studying the
art and science Of teaching.
Superintendent Morgan Is present and
presides at all the sessions OF the Institute.
de is to be heartily congratulated upon
bringing such excellent instruction within
the reach OF 80 many teachers, thus ee-
ya'ing the educational standard in our
State.
Wednesday afternoon is appointed az
the time for meeting Of county superin.
tendents, school principals, intitute in
strnctOrs, and other leaders In school
work, to consider the question OF course
OF study for ungraded country schools /;
also the advisabillty oforganizing Teachers
Reading Circles in every district. These
are features Of the workin which Mr.. Nor
gaH is very much interested, and which
he is urging upon the consideration Of the
public with great earnestness.
Among some Of the leading teachers OF
the State present, are as follows: County
Superintendent Kitzmiller, Of Taylor,
County Superintendent Zinn, Of Barbour,
County Superintendent Carpenter, OF
Marion, County Superintendent Martin, OF
Writ, together with Mrs. NJ. l.. Dickey
Fleming; formerly principal OF the Nor
NAL school, now connected with the High
school Of this place; Miss Verona Maple,
first assistant in the Glenville Normal
school, Major James NJ. Lse, OF the Lins.
ly Institute Wheeling; aud Prof. j. w.
May, Of Benwood; U. s. Fleming, OF
Grafton; s. B. Brown principal of the
Glenville Normal School; Thomas +.
Hodges and A. L. Wade, OF Morgantown;
Jay F. Ogden, Of Philippi, and Marcus M.
Ross, Of Nashville, Tenn. Prof. Ross Is a
native Of this county, and Is now first as
sistant in the largest school in the South,
the Howard School, Of Nashville. Many
Of our citizens are also In attendance.
Prof. W. X. White, the first State Super
intendent OF West Virginia, and ex Gov
ernor Pierpont are interested and atten.
tive listeners. About one hundred and
tllty ladies' grace the audience each ses-
| slim