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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
The Potomac Fair.

T. Z. Jones, Esq, Secretary Of the Farm
ers' Fair and Agricultural Association, OF
Potomac, this county, WAS i'll the city yes
terday in the interests of this excellent so
ciety. This year, the meeting will be held
on Wednesday and Thursday, September
I'D and 23d, when, if the weather is fine,
we may look for Il splendid exhibition. All
breeders OF. fine stock should be there. rs II
not only merits their support, but is unex-
cellrd as a place 10 advertise stock.
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Married.

Nc. George W. Thompson, a well known
Ming0 mailer, and Miss Lizzie McGraw, of
Gravel Hill, Bellaire, We're married last
evening ut the home of the brides parents,
by Rev. K. NJ. Brown. At the conclusion
OF the ceremony a pleasant reception was
held and a delightful evening was spent.
Theyoung folks We're the recipients ofmany
handsome presents and countless good
wishes. They will reside at 'MingO.
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COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Second Day of the Teachers Meeting
at Fulton.

Second Day of the Teachers Meeting
at Fulton.
The Institute met at the school building
in Fulton at the appointed hour, yesterday
morning, with more than fifty teachers in
attendance. After some excellent music
by the choir and devotional exercises,
committees were appointed by the County
Superintendent rs follows:
Committee Oh Resolutions-Mrs. A. p.
Eckhart, Miss Louise Il. Muth, Mr.. J. c.
Maxwell, Mr.. John Dunlap and Mr. 4. 5.
Bell. Committee for considering the adj
visibility of establishing 4 Reading Circle
in Ohio county, Mr.. r. II. Pogue, Miss
Jennie Hrrvey and Miss Maggie Carter.
The subject of Language Lessons came
first on the programme and was discussed at
some length, the instructor urging the
point that incorrect forms of words n sen
tcnces should not be presented 10 the pupil.
The Professor thought that the memOrizing
and reading of choice selections an excel
lent method of teaching language lessons.
Mr.. 4. :. Bell presented the subject OF
Arithmetic in the divisions indicated in the
programme in 4 pleasant and interesting
manner. Professor Crago preferred the
teaching Of long division before short diri-
sion. and agreed with Mr.. Bell, that the
principles in arithmetic should be learned
first and the rules a%fterward, il At all.
After recess Mr.. Riggs gave HIS method
of teaching history, to which interesting
attention was given by the teachers. He
favored the learning Of dates rs much as
possible, and rs many Us the pupils men,
UrY WAS capable of retaining, to which the
instructor took exception and thought that
only the most important dates should be
learned.
The afternoon session began at 100,
After music and ROLL call the instructor
drilled the teachers in the elementary
sounds and in The articulation Of the Var!-
Gus combinations of the letters of the al
phabct. after which some words of doubt
iul pronunciation occupied the attention OF
the teachers.
Mr.. John Dunlap presented the subject
photography.
Prof. CragO thought our own State the
most wealthy in the Union in mineral pro
ductions, not excepting Pennsylvania.
Considerable time WAS occupied IN PROV
ing the fact that the Earth is round. Mr..
Frank Foreman offered the argument that
the ordinary statements and proofs that
the earth is rotpd were not sufficient
evidence of the fact 70 the pupil,
to which argument Mr.. J." NJ.
Crow TOOK exception and replied
at some length 10 the remarks Of Mr., Fore
man, defending his side Of the question i'll
an able manner
An invitation from the Elm Grove Il. r.
Company for the teachers 10 visit the Park
and to hold their meetings there if they so
desired, WAS considered, and q motion was
passed that the Institute meet at the Park
on Thursday morning, going out on the :
O'Clock motor.
An entertainment has been arranged for
this "Wednesday evening, 10 which the
public in general are invited.
Adjourned to 9:3OthiS morning.
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OF for white sulphur.

Prof. Joe Kramer and his excellent
band of musicians left on the steamer
Andes yesterday afternoon for White Sui
phur Springs, where they will spend the bal
of the season. As the boat pulled
out from the wharf the band rendered a
lively air which was answered by the
friends of the members on shore waving
handkerchief and cheering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
TO- MORROW
Tho Great Day-Hcnscmber TOMor.
row!

The g,sat Manufacturers sale of -, O0
worth Of fine ready made clothing iOrfnen
boys and children opens ut l222 MTke
street, Wheeling, and il bchoovcs eycr on,
of our readers 10 20 there and cXamiIf tn
great bargains offered. This is n gauin'
Manufacturers Sale to raise money ant
everything will be sold 30 per cent les
than cost of makingsIRcmemler, the god
are all good, iineimpnrtcd co~rkscrewsNIel
tons, Harris 4 Sawyer cashmere, ete, il
suits, Etnts and vests. Here are few satpl'
prices; \ mans splendid full suit, Sl9T.
worth Sl3; Il boys suit, -. -, worth "a.
Il mans elegant imported corkscreW in
Sl0.75 worth 81. 80; mems heavyk ssi- |
mere pants, Gjc, worth 81; heavy onllS, |
BE, worth 75c; heavy suspendqh0c,
worth soc, and over LOCO other tricn-
deus bargains in fine goods, II yonilue
money, 90 To l222 Market street to-lhow.
Open until 10 a'Gto,k in the evcnib and
open LuiS sd and 9TH.
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Base Rail- Briefs.

Jack Croghan, of the Regulars, of this
city, and a member last year OF the Clip
pers OF Canada, leaves this morning for
Macon, Ga, to play left field with the team
of that city.
The Standards, of the Island, and the
Globes, OF Bellaire. played an interesting
game on the old fair grounds yesterday
afternoon, resulting in n victory for the
Standards in Il score of ) to ,. 4 large
crowd witnessed the game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, H.,
suys: Having receiNed 50 much benefit
from Electric BittcrS. rfecl il my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have
had a running sore on my Icy for eight
years; my doctors told me | would have To
have the bone scraped a leg amdutatcd. !
used, instead, three bottles of electric BIT
tiers and seven boxes Bucklcn,s Arnica
Salvc, Snd my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Eittcrs are sold At fifty crnts a
bottle, and Rucklcn's Arnica Sllve n 25c.
per box, by IQgaa q Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
A MOST LIBERAL OFFER.

THE VOLTAIC BELTCO., Matshall, Mich,
offer to send their Celebrated EoItaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial 10 any man afflicted with Nervous De
bility, Loss Of Vitality, Manhood, etc.
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope
with full particulars, mailed free. Write
them ut once.
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EXCURSION TICKETS.
Fourth Of July on the H..

Fourth OF July ON the d. q.
In order TO allow its patrons to yfrela,
tives and friends along the line of / rail.
road the T. %O. will cell cxcursiohrkcts
between all principal stations on itmain
line and branches east of the Ohiofr, in
Guiding Baltimore and Washingk good
going July =, 3, I, and 5, and to rsfn I'M
I'll the 9th, inclusive, at greatly fducnd
rates. By this arrangement the Etional
Holiday may be spent in Westinghouse or
in making up pleasant eScursi6 to the
various points Of interest location this
cOmpiny's lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
The MoundsviIie Camp Ground

This charming refuge from the cares oil
business and the heat and dust so insepara-
BILE from SIMMER life in a city, was never
in better condition than this season, and
the attendance, both of regular cottage ten
ants and those temporarily drawn thither
by the religious exercises, promises to be
unusually large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30

The Steamer Andes will make a special
Excursion TO Cincinnati, leaving Wheeling
Tuesday, July 6, 1SS6. There will IL a
Brass Band and Orchestra on board for the
amusement Of eXcursiOniSts. For rates
and state rooms apply to Frank Booth,
Accent Wheeling. ". Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
THE TIDE OF FORTUNE"
a Fine Company and u Splendid play
at The Peoples Theatre.

ut The Peoples Theatre.
Last evening Il fashionable audience as
semblcd at the Peoples Theatcr To witness
the first presentation ot Walter Standish's
beautiful COMEDY drama, The TideofFor-
tune" To make a plain, square statement,
the piece is one of the best produced in
Wheeling this season, and the company is
first class all through. Mr.. Jcpson
as '.Alonzo Mooney gives = Tine
piece Of refined Irish character.
acting, quite 4 relief from the usual Irish
role. Mr.. ,Jcp>on introduces several pleas
ing ballads during the entertainment.
which are cnrorcd each evening. Miss
Adele Bray. rs Mrs. Mooney" is excel
lent, Us are also Misses Alta Perry and
Mamie kcarnS rs Emily" and Katie
respectively, Walter Standish ard Frank
Mcdonald, as HARRY" mi ''Fom," Frank
NJ. Kendrick, as bob Ellis II. ID.
Byers, rs Fox Thomas 4. Watson, as
Pete, and :. :. Walters, as Joe Waters
are all splendid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30

We have Heduced onr Prices
OF PantaiOOns 10 order from
$3.50 and sc. 90 fofhe even
:. V"---s5.O0. Remember this Is
NOT a ssbluf,'' but the solid IRON
clad truth, and Yen had better
take advantage OF it.
FRANK, THE THOR.
40 Twelfth Street.
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DEAD.
mr. CIR WINGERTBR PASSES AWAY, 1bs-
TERDAY MORNING,
At His Residence on Main Strs's---A
Short History Of His Life
Action Taken by q Special
Council Meeting.

DIR. C. A. Wingerter, n of Wheeling 5
respected and most substantial citizeis'
died Yesterday morning at his late resi-
denee 1857 Main street, at $40 O'Clock.
The doctor has been suffering for years
with n chronic attack of asthma, which has
lately become very severe, and his death
was not an entire surprise to his family
and friends, but of course it was never
theless a great shock.
DIR. Wingerter was born on June 2Sth,
1893, at Oppau in the Palatinate, Rhenish'
Bavaria. and came to this country In lsi9
with his parents. After residing a short
time in Ohio. he came to this city, where
he has resided continually ever since. This
city was the scene ofhis early struggles us
a professional man, and by hard
energetic work i'll his probes
sion, dentistry, he has sue.
ceeded in amaSsing n snug fortune OF
from seyenty-iive to eighty thousand dol
lars. besides becoming identified with
some of Wheeling's industries and her mu-
nicipal government. He has been n MEM
Der of Council for three terms,
having served in both branches
with satisfaction to his con-
stituents, credit TO himself and benefit to
the city. He was President of the Citizens
Railway Company and has held other re-
sponsible positions.
The Doctor, although much older look
ing, was only A. years of age, having died
on the anniversary of his birth. He leaves
a family of eight, five of whom ere boys
and four girls. His wife also survives him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
Pour,h ofIaIs On the u. L O.

The r. 4 q. X. X. Co. will sell round
trip tickets to and from all stations on lis
Trans-Ohio Division, including PittSburg:
and to all points on the ColumbuSan Gin
cinnati Midland K. K. including Cincin-
matt, at one fare the round trip.
These tickets viii BE- good going July ID.
18th and 9Th, and will Ike good returning
until July 9th, inclusive.
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THEY TOOK \ HORSE
And We're Taken Ia Themselves by
tItc pniicp.

n We're Taken Il sheihsciNcs by
the Police.
Just after eleven o'clock last night two
youths, named respectively Tom Richards
and "Rurk" Porter, mailing lrQiG Bridge
port, both slightly under the influence of
liquor, attempted to "jump'' 4 Il. & o.
freight on Sixteenth street, but could not
make il. Will llandlan'S pony was stand
in@ in front of the Arlington, and the
youths, baked in their effort tOsccurc trans
portation out of town by rail, concluded to
try 4 conveyance. SEEING II favorable OPP
p]ortunity, they jumped into the buggy
and disappeared down Chapline street, soon
coming to grief, however, by running into
Il gIs ditch near the corner of Seventeenth
street, the horse being slightly hurt. The
police were notified of the bad break, and
Officer Jack West SOon had the fellows
under lock and key in the basement of the
City Hall. They will be arraigned before
4 Justice this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
Topeka, Kansas. and Return. S2i.2J,
Vim Panhandle.

On July G, :, g, 0, 10, IL and 18th, the
Panhandle will sell round trip tickets to
Topeka at rate named above. At Topeka
round trip tickets to any point in Kansas
can be obtained Mt rate of one fare for
round trip. For full particulars Of excur-
sion, call OF or address J. G. Tomlinson,
Passenger Agent Panhandle route,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
TWO ROBItERIES
Thieves NJ Work la the city Again.
Two EEanlS.

Monday evening Mr.. c. Hurley, who
resides near the Marshall county line. gave
a party to Il number of his friends, and at
a late hour, while all the guests were down
stairs enjoying Il good time, some rascal
managed to get in the second story of the
building into Mr.. IIuriry'S sleeping apart
mcnt. IIcSccmcd to know that the gentle
MAJ had some money laid away for he
riled Il bureau drawer containing some
sixty dollars in cash, (which he captured
and sklpprd, 4hi Mr. Hurley was not
aware of his loss until yesterday morning.
He has his eye on Il party whom he Sus-
poets Of the theft.
Some time early yesterday morning Il
thief or thieves entered Mr.. George
Saladc's sleeping apartment, on Main
street. and departed with IN Ovcrcoat and
several other articles al wearing apparel,
besides Some trinkctS. Mr.. Sllade with
an officer went ont on the trail of the
tibet, but they had no success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30

THE managers Of the Park have engaged
the Opera House Orchestra to play at the
Park on Saturday. and the object is to
make the Park the gathering place for all
family and private picnics ON that day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30

THERE will be a game Of base hall be-
tween the Owls, Of Simon Bears
Sons, and the Ohio Valleys. of Josenb
Speidel x Go 5. at the M~aennerehor picnic
al the New Fair Grounds, saturday, july
81,
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ABOUT THE CITY.
scommiffed for Assault.

Peter Crosby was last evening arraigned
before Justice Ankle on complaint of Louisa
link. who charged him with assaulting
and abusing her. The accused was COM
mitted in default of $500.
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Topeka, Kansas. and Reclaim. via B. &
d. II. II

On July 9th, 9TH, 9Th, 9Th, 10th. llth
and l2th, the i. & o. will sell round trip
tickets to Topeka, Kansas, at the rate Of
S2l.25. Round trip tickets can he pur-
chased at Topeka 10 any point in Kansas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30
index 30 New NOTWITHSTANDING.

SECOND PAGE.
Wanted-GI 10 Wash and Cook.
Misunderstanding and lruning.
Nor Sale-BiCycte.
carpenter and Buildef-Wm 4. Fair.
white Mountain FreCZer-NcSbit; 4 Bro.
See Salt-R II. List.
Nikudo FlOur-H r. BshreuS.
Peoples Thraiu-The Tide Of Fortune.
FOURTH G
Proposals Tor Building School House.
Wantei-Girl To Do Washing and Ironing.
Bal anSS-Geo. X. McMechsu < SON
Purify Your HOuseS-LOgau x Co.
Lime Baking Powders Must Go.
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aew Avertisemfs.
C0MMISSDNER'S dr.

STATE OF WEST EIRGTNI, krSfy oF
Cam o, 9n ~ w my o. "lfling. In h'picipal
William g.. Ilanhlan ,Eharif an
ONO cUunty, West \ hiuia. mid
Administrator Of JolA BriuLnnr
deceased, Chncery.
Fanny pTInt1iI and 0ihe.
Pursuant to the autl4jty vesS In I'm by a
I decree In the above cntfd c,nI III on H.
3lst day 0f May. Is9. htaId a. M under.
signed Special COmmissi Der wIUEoi'd
WEDNESDAY The zsth ptor Julia. IpSsG,
Commencing at 10 o'cLDAa m Ia ,ilIc suc.
ton, at the front door Of 4 Cn,irtl Io,t M Ohio
county, West Nlgsinia. lIfkd citlaS I,ceIIng
Ia the HIGHEST bidder, thai astSt. I, taId "ii%;
Of Witch said John B:lu dix ~ ami
possessed, that + TO say:
Lot No. ~ Oh the plat Oh addin,rl nmonl
known IA ''JOhn EGfs Autnn ,A,a, Lr 4
1t the northwest corner Uf k,rEc,h - f,yon,r,
sixth street,, les o pOrtiOnh ,tch IL hs.,ncn1o
conveyed TO Patrick Mctmt Nv al JoL Pm.
ton and wife hy deed dated ttnherio T. and
now Of Taeom In the oiia.k Tho .le,1oi he
County Court Of said cOUmtb DeA Ia "a a.,
page SE, such portion bchiA ,nndcl h EJ1o,rs.
commencing at the sOuthgt krnrnert ia 10,
al the corner Of 1weuty-siit1 .rret gdtLi all
In the rear Of the lot. and haing tEce ~
easterly direction with theh1h 4 TS,rna'
,iNth street fOrty-twO feet; tlIcs in a,nr,h.riy
direction back from Tgeg.i sI,h IN nan'Ii y
WITH said alley ~ the ndtb Gne 81 Ia Ia.
Thence running fgIty.twO frtt 70 the&. Ii.a ~
said ai.ey, and frOIn thence tiAI dbl, In. ~
said alley 10 the place Of Begfning.
Also the undivided one. f1a1h ok
the youth half Of lot No 2 in lie al tI,i,tan
ibeing the next bot north Of saidlns Ia, 49,,
ing ON the We-t side Of Market SreN -,
after deducting nom aich half lothdh 49,
conveyed 70 said Mc(iahOn by sai nJaGH
part Is bounded Gs follow: Betiuf J, a.
southwest corner Of the half lot Il and
running thence with the east slfeG n ior 90
the northwest corner of of said hAf u NO.
parallel with the -Duth line 81 the Alb& a..
thence parallel with the west liH3oa& III
line thereof, and froIa thence ~ fe{ I'll ,isnn
Of beginning. P
ON aid portion OF lot q to bebnik. ,.I
erected q double tenement brick LA H.
ries high, the north ode being akgAinkand
the south side at the ceEner OF TukyExfEns
Market street having d store rO1 Cd 49,
floor GHa the re-t Of the house Id hwafaa
and on the part Of said half lot 4. ala ,fge,
Is q twoHstOy brick dwelling. prtIsrfy n
exceedingly desirable.
TERMS OF SALE.-OnethinU he tayebss&
money and as much more Thereof te rlrchsse
shall elect 10 Jay, cash 81 h.adoX of stIe sn,f
the residue thertqf payable In kaual insfaIII
menS IN one and two year fUa dayt,f saIc \
Wi,h interest from that day; tha hasa In 49,
his NOES for the deferred payIn earitg mt
esf, with personal security then IttisfIforv %
the special Commissioner and nj etofle 49,
crty sold 70 be retained until II E1nent n fmII !
Of the purchase money. -
ALFRE1 DWELL,
speed hmis5oner. |
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Only Sc Per Dozen-

Plummer's low prices of his fine Cabinet
Photographs fairly Pralyzes other CALLER
les and catches up the trade. 113s Main
street.
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additional Local Oh First Page.
THE REGISTER FOR THE SUMMER.

THE REGISTER FOR THE SUMMER.
: Persons leaving the city for the summer can
have THE REGISTER forwsrdedby earliest mail To
any address at the rate of 6 cents per month, or
daily and sunday az IS cents per month. The
address may be changed as Omen as deSired. In
directing a change care should be taken To men,
ton the old a. well rs the new address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30

LEAVE your measure for those handsome
Pants patterns made to order in light or
dark shades for 81 at frank, the Tailor's.
rs Twelfth street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-30

The Pennsylvania Company and the
Panhandle Railway will sell cheap excur-
SION tickets to and from all stations on
their various lines July ID, 4th and 9Th.
good to return July 9th, inclusive.
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BRING the children with YOU when YOU
TO the Park OH SATURDAY.
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apnAfemPn.

Inspect our - iiur Of Calf. and very light
and soft, Dongola Shoes ut
AMICK'S.
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LOcKE's OWL make CalfShoes, all styles,
$50. }
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John P. ST. JOHN at Capitol Rink.
Thursday night July Isi. Seats free.

THERE will be n bicycle race. parade
and drill. at the Maennerchor picnic. AZ
the New Fair Grounds, Saturday, July 81.
Every person riding n bicycle will be adj
mitted free to the grounds.
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Only So Per nnzen-

Plummers' low prices of his fine cabinet
photographs fairly paralyzes other galleries
and catches up the trade. No. 1l33 Main
street.
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DELIGHTFUL MUSICALE
Tnder the Auspices OfSt. Luke's +. +.
Church.

Under the Auspices 1 Nj. l.. r..
Church.
One of the most delightful entertain
mcntS ever given OF the Island was that
gotten up by the ladies of st. Lukc'S
church, ut the Virginia street rink, last
evening. The building wa handsomely
decorated, the supper superb, and the
music Of the most enjoyable character, the
whole combining TO form a pleasant even
ing for those 81 iortpGatc IA "a lac present.
The musical programme was rs follows:
.Shc Wandered Down the Mountain side" Clay
Miss Lid Irwin.
Angels Serenadc" ........ BraZa
Miss Mary Nurdy.
Violin ObligatO 10y W. y. Mccoy.
"EiShcr Maiden
Mr.. &. ". EOtf.
Sunrise" ........ WCkcrlm
Miss Flora Williams.
Violin ID. Mccoy
Miss Annie Sage, Accompanies.
'IIoly Mother, Guide His FootStrnS'' -
Miss NordE lEh M Mtt'uy,
'SWl9t aud law" ..............B arnby
~. LWkc'S Choir.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mary Wilde. Organist Of
- Matthews, AMI Mis-, Annie Sage, organisl
OF -. Lukc'S.
This choice bouquet Of songs was listened
to with evident pleasure, and each vocalist
was greeted with round after round of ap-
plauSc. Mrs. EOif and Miss Williams We're
cncored, the former in response singing
''To-morruw, y by Streletzki, and the lat
ter CHERRY liipc.'
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Go T o the Park on Saturday, there will
be music and dancing.
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DIV AL,
speed |~iInis5one,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cor b oHto, CIR
OF wBREIINs:
], Thomas n Darrah, Clerk "a bun. do
hereby certify that the abOd hneISperial.
Commissioner has given bond ecufy a. re-
quired by Law and said decree
June q. ,ss,. THOMAS n. Afshu