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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27
pusIN Ess RARoN1ErEn.
Tho Condition of General Trade Through.
out the Country,

Tho Condition Of General Trade Through.
out the Country,
NEw York, Nov. 26,-speclal kilograms
to BradslrefS record rather less activity
in the movement Of general merchandise,
although at Chicago there has been an in.
crsasing volume Of sales, particularly Of
dry goods, and In a less noteworthy de,
gree at st. Paul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee
and Burlington. The aggregate OF sales
Ia staple lines has been curtailed
OF course, by an intervening hol.
iJsy, Tho restricted trading has been
more conspicuous at eastern centres,
owing TO the deCIius In the: number
Of mail orders received, and TO the notS.
BILE absence Of interior merchants. This
Ia reported from ST. Louis, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.
At New Orleans general trade while
fairly satisfactory is below expectations.
Country merchants tributary 10 that
market are not reported to be gen.
orally as prompt in payment as
desired.
At Kansas City there Ia q fairly active
movement Of general merchandise. At
Chicago there is less demand for funds for
manufacturing and commercial enter,
prlses, but larger demand Tor grain and
other speculative ventures,
At Cincinnati funds are fl1wing blck
from the country, and at Milwaukee they
continue to go Westward, but in dimin.
iuhed volume.
The total volumso OF b,uk clearings at
SO places for the currNrt week 1--we daysl
Ia 81 COS or, 00S against 81 1903, ISIS, 2O7 last
week, and Sl,O33 500, 0l2 in the fourth
week oil November, 1885.
The speculation in wheat, petroleum
and railway shares continue at full, while
exports and imports OF produce aud man.
uiacluIea remain Of large proportions
The New York stock market Ia excited
and strong and under the stimulation Of
the express war, with antloinated d.vi.
dends on the Western Vanderbilt lines
speculation tends toward tho Trunk line
stocks, though thera IL still much aten.
tion paid to the Fancy" and Sou he n
stocks. Tho transactions Of thu weak Is
days. were 2505, 40 sharoe a1aipss 9 U95
025 shares in week ending NovemD r 10
Fig iron continues very lFm viii. %
change In prices. Steal rails are more SC.
tive, aud more profitable to makers than
has generally hapR inside public, aud
prices STo 81 higher at SEA 80 per ton.
The special tobacco cU0 report indi.
Gates that the wsrtsrn leaf rro,, will az.
grrgatn about 2Si.lQ0 hrvsieal4 gains.
2j000l hogshsRds in 1855
Tho speculative bresIs.ril' trAi., an
realizing more fully the long UlaiIaoI
strength OF the statistical position Of
wheat bat thus far, i9 snite OF that fact,
and continued heavy exports, the price Of
tho cereal does not advance much.
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There will be- u reversal Of the pro-
grsmmes for the matinee and evening at
the Opera House to-day, by request. Miss
Evans will appear at the matinee in the
comsdy OF "The Culprlt Fay" and the
farce "a Harvard Lad" in the latter I'm.
psrsonating o boy, Photo souvenirs oil the
little star will be given the ladies, In the
evening "Fogg's Ferry" is 10 be repeated
and in the latter, Mr.. Sieve Corey will
sing the song, Scrub My Mother"
Last night "ssa Sands" was repeated "a
about hall o house. Everyone Was well
pleased with tho little comedlenne, aud
she was warmly applauded several timet
during the evening,
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A 0HARAIINe MUSICALE
Given at Hammers Last Night Before
PleREel Audience,

Given at Hammers Last Night HefOre n
Pleased Audience,
The cosy concert room connected with
Banners music store on Market street,
was 6lled last evening with select, fash.
ionsbls gathering Of ladies and gentlemen,
The occasion was q musicale given by
selected piano-iorte pupils Of Prof.. VIII
liam Armstrong, assisted by Miss Fannie
Caldwell, soprano, aud Mrs, Fred j, Nor
ton, soprano, two Of Prof., d'Auria's pupils
and Miss Lotts Walters, very pleasing
Amatusr elocuuonist Of this city, The on.
tertRinment consisted Of the following:
PROGRAMME,
rG anp
Miss Elia 4. Webster, Mis-, Idle I!sei
His Alma !, Conner Mis- ssdIe duadllpg.
1''S' Mis- iISiininis W caldwell.
Prelude and ES Siss Alma GCSasr Hc''l La'AAe'
'' IN. Frederick Norton.
Esuds' Am ws5i iss FIa %cS,sr
RgcItSt ,,.. ....,,..,r..." 1.-THE Young GrayheAd
Mis- Lolita Walters
soo a, POlORRte 0p. 20, No ChoplE
gu" b, scotch BRntaGle,,..,,,"mNelIleT 7, Warren
NiS Nellie 7, Warren,
Song, "lIS Picture Of Her WarTen
MIS- Fannie W, Caldwell,
QuRrtelte, habueeo"'. ,;,.';';,..',, vera
LIST Piano. 2nd Piano;
Miss Warren, Miss conner,
Miss Webster, Wm, Armstrong,
Each number was rendered very aU'
Ceptably and the liberal applause that was
given was fully merited, 80 pleased was
the audience that 1t was 10th to leave st
the conclusion. The two piano quartettes
particularly tho last one, were very
cleyerly played, The Scotch fantastic
composed by Miss Warren and played by
her is a sweet little bit OF music charm
ing in Its simplicity, Miss Caldwell was
suffering from hoarseness, yet did not
ftAil to please her many admirers.
II Ia to be regretted that more OF these
small musical affairs are not given here
during the winter season, There Is plenty
Of talent that could be nicely utilized in
this manner, and by means oil them q
better aud higher musical taste and Gull
ture could be acquired, A series OF mu-
steals would not only be appreciated by
musical people but would BIO Of great ban-
edt 10 those taking parss-lhey would &C.
qulrs confidence and DO urged to Dsttef
efforts. Prof, Armstrong, encouraged by
last nights SUCCESS, BhOu.d keep the good
work up. Mr., Banner furnished some
fine pianos for the entertainment,
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A Rum prtil prIse Elrllt.

Jack King, % good 'uu," OF this city
and William Gabig, tho "swede," of Pitts
bursh, have, It is reparted, been matched
to fight hard glove battle for q purse o.
81 900, 10 the near future at some poin
near this city. King Is In training here
and Gahig lg being taken care Of hl
Arthur Chambers, Of Philadelphia, In thai
city. The Wheeling man will fight al
abont $50 pouuds, and Gahig at near that
figure, Those who claim 10 be posted
predict q spirited aud game contest Will
neither one strong favorite.
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rhe Ilnrlllnunke lln. ArrlYei.

Yesterday tho great sale OF clothing
opened at llQg Main street. All day theil
store wasCrowded With customers eager 10
buy UP the grand bargains being oheted
In mems boys' and Chlldrens fine cloth.
ing. And w6 do not wonder, when they
can sage from 50 To $40 on suit or over
coat. In spite OF THO enormous trade you
eau still secure mems heavy Worsted suits
at So worth $l2; mems flne rsntau
beaver oyerCoats OF Sl76, actually worth
$l4; mems fine clsaImaro suits al s. o.,
worth SIC; Chlldren's nice cape oVsrCoats
OF $l.95, worth $4i Chtldten's heavy GAsAl.
mere suits al 81 Us, worth ) and 10000
other terrific baresius, which you mast
call and Sue vt 100 Maln ~. L1ok Tor
large BiRnB
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coNrEIssrn. iI1s onINIrs.
A Gsrman'S Many Deeds Of Violence "A
DOtSbtiye'a Work,

~ NuruANub nhuut bubua Va NluiOuugS -
Detectives Work,
lEBEoRp, IA, Nov. 28.-John Roether
q Bedford farmer who was arrested lASt
Sunday on ChRrgeOi burning q barn, hAl
confessed toS detective connected will
Perkins agency that he fled from wsts
burg, Germany, fourteen years ago, toi
fatally shooting q Royal gameteepel
named Herdsl6urg. R1ethgr OF Hen.
gearoetber, 40 he was then known, aud
four friends were caught pOAohlng hy Hel.
lleburR, and 10 avoid capture HenReAtoe.
lher shot the ganekeepsr Ia the breast,
inhlCling a wound that ultimately 70.
suited ID his death. The pOaChets then
came 10 this country, HehgeAtaeLhet ssl,
Ting Ia Bedford county, Ia.
lie also confessed 20 tho poisoning oil
tho live stock and 10 the charge Of arson.
lie 10 married and has accumulated con.
siderable money The detective ingFaA
tlaled himself Into bis affections aud DIR.
Ing q confidential mood one day Lat week
h6 toll hi1 friend the whole story,
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I. n. pI4NGH4RD's WILL
Admitted to Prohats-T4o Terms Of the
Document.

Admitted to Probats-T4e Terms ef tAG
Document.
Tho last will and testament Of Isaac T
Blanchard, one Of the County't
Oldest and best known reel
dents, who died about q month
ago, wac yesterday admitted to probate
and ordered recorded in Clerk Ho0k'i
Office. James I. Acker and Matthias JEFF
fer were named In II as executors and
qualified as such, giving bond Of a2l 00C
with William Elllugham aud e. 9. JET.
iers as sureties. The will was made Sep
TENDER 10. 1886, with g. L, Cramer and I.
.. Jones rs witnessea.
BY the termG Of the will, alter all debts
and obligations, II any, Of the deceased,
and those incurred by his funeral have
been paid, the, homestead in Pleasant
Valley Spd all the belongings In and about
Il ore bequsathed to bis wife Mary Ann,
aud also $4,000 which latter Is made IN
lieu Of o dover. To Lydia Norton,
daughter Of his brother George, who IL
living in Sherman, Texas, $4,000 d be.
queathed. To his brother Williams
daughter, Mary Wilson, Of summerHeld,
O., Re leSveB $4,000. To Homer B. Acker,
a piece Of property In East Wheeling. To
bis brother Georges son, William lsasG, OF
Topeka, Kan and to his brother Willlam's
daughter Lydia, 81, 900 each. The deceased
failed TO leave anything to bis sister, be-
cause, ~ stated In the will, she has enough
Of her own. The residue 81 tho proCeyty
is to be divided among the heirS.At-lEW II
Mary, his deceased vile, unless there be
children resulting from hiu marriage with
hls present wife when all the property e1.
Cept thatlett to bio yiio,ig 10 20 to the pro.
geny. In codieil dated March u, 1850,
ho provideB for monument on his lot In
Gresnyaad, to be erected OF cost not to
exceed $4,000.
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0, 9wualiwg + GG,4.GlothIpg,
eeT'HE STAR -
WHEELING, w. VA.

This weather makes our OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT
the busiest part the We prepared for three months
Of Just such busy busting trade have had the past week
there being practically limit Overcost resources Not
only have we hundreds Of desirable Ovecoas here all ready for
you to put right and wear but hundreds Of other Ovecoat
are being received by nearly every day take the place
Overcoats Sold In this way we keep our assortment Over
coats always complete besides adding the latest novelties as fast
as made We are frequently asked What can get good
oveoat or" depends entirely on what you afford
pay for an Overcoa Our cheapest Oyercoa is good honest
wemade and eryceabe garment Tor $780, Wekeep no over
coat for less than $500 rhghestprced Overcoat $oo
At every price give you hundreds OF garments making
an assortment of oyercoats that has equal Wheeling No
matter what the price you pay guarantee that il shall be
lower than the quality and make Of Overoa can be bought
Tor elsewhere Don't extravaganza to have your Over
coat made order Ourgarments made we'll fit aswe
Overcoat. Our CF4ILDREN'S DEPARTMENT is full to
Overlooking,
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Beacon llln Linen,
Is tho Finest paper made.
j. II. WILSON,
bookseller 4 StailOnGr,,
1NUg MnrliNt ~
Trarnps In roWn.

ThorO appears to have been during The
last three or four days, q suddOn influx oil
trampn into tho city. They woro espscl.
ally numerous on Thanksgiving day and
annoyed people on The Btrsols greatly with
their begging. Three were IOped In By
the police md taken before Judge JeiretI
yesterday morning, HB BUnt ono 10 the
hill and gave two u half hour In which 10
leave town, Yesterday four were arrest
cd ono Of them WAS one Of tho bfAce that
had been given permlBsion 10 leave town
In tho morning Ills chances for golnp
on the hill arB excellent. These tHanpS
are from nearly every point Of tho com.
pass and generally speaking form q bad
lot; the exceptions are few. The sooner
they arc taught thAt coming 10 Wheeling
means work ON the otonn pile, the better
II will he otihe town. Tho police should
DO instructed to "gtAb en- QuiUkh
Rough cptlOd fabrics are not shown OK,
kaanit,niu Nhin ahnhan
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&C.

The Chicago Rock Island ( Pacific Rail-
way announces grand ilntclass excur.
slons 10 the Pacific Coast, leaving CHI
Cago Doc. I, 8 and 20, OF extremely low
rates. For additional int0naatioH, tick.
cts, sleeping car Accommodations, .etd.,
apply to nearest ticket agent, OF address
B, A, Holbrook, g. T. 4 7. A., O. r. l. 4
7, BY, Chicago, II
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HIVEn NEWS.
Stage of the water aud Movements of tn,

Stage of the Water aud Movements of tho
Boats.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down yea.
tsrday with Q big trip,
!the local packets are all running regu.
larly and doing good trade.
During the present rise about one hun
dred barges with 100000 bushels Of coal
came out Of the Kapswba,
The SCOTIA Ia due down this morning
enioute from Pittsburgh 10 CINCINNATI.
The General Pike passed down In the same
trade Yesterday.
The United States beacon light steamer
Lily passed down at 0 o'clock last night,
Teplenlshing and repairing tho govern:
ment llghR 10 this dlstICt.
Fhe river has commenced 10 fall once
more. Last night the marks indicated q
depth In the channel Of 20 feet 0 inches.
business was good, especially for the
local packets, on the levee yesterday.
Captain Pete Curry iathiuking Of clat m.
Ing damages from the United ststeS spGS.
boat i. A. Woodruff feI tho damage s6s
caused hlg boat by backing into her last
week. He claims 10 have had the proper
signals out.
The reports lrota above last night were
% Iolfqws; Plttsburgh, u feet . inches
and falling clear and cold. Oil City, O
feet and failing; cloudy and cold. nrownB:
vile, 10 feet aud !slllnEi cloudy. Lock
No. I, ID feet 8 inches and ialllngj cloudy.
The Katie stockdale which intended 10
start ont from Pittsburgh Ia her old Gin.
pinnAtl trade lsat Monday, was detained
there by The discovery that II waa lsOeB.
Baty for hDt 10 have a new mud drum,
She will DO out next week on her usual
time.
The Louis A. sherley arrived from Ola.
clnnati last evening and will leave for
that port on her return tip this afternoon.
This 6tst:olaes B.etr.vhssl packet has DO.
gone b popular ilGturo ID this trade. Her
clever officers are always on the lookout
70 please both packers and shippers,
Chstey Rssves, oil this city, occupied tbs
clerks Office, . '
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of SultlngS, OverCOaiugs
and PnntalOORings. Also d full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultings a Specially. 49, -.
Second lOi Of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink. L. HESS \ Sun.
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From lis lbs. 10 1851 lbs,
To the CutiCura Remedies I Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and My Life,

A day never pRnrs that do not think aud speak
kindly Of the LuTiCuAA RENIplES, Seven Yeas
ago, all Of dozen Jumps formed on my neck,
The AiEe ones were ihghlinl % look at, aud palm
full 70 beaEi people tuned aside when they raw
me, III diISukt and was ashamed 70 be on the
street. or 10 society," phySiGltns aud their treat,
moment OF despair tried The CUTlCuR1 REkE'
pl4-GuTICuRA, the great Skin urp and CuTlcuRA
soAP, Ru exquisite skin leautlher, externally and
CuTlCyRA REsoLvENI, the new hood Purifier ~
ternAlyi thu small Jumps w. leah ,hsm) gradually
disappeared, ard the large ones bI0te, In about
two weeks, dllchArBing large quantities Of matter,
leaving two tlight scars IN my neck to-day TO tell
Ins 0Iy Gs my W. SHaHsEn weight then VIZ
now y one bundled and Bixly.0ne tolld, healthy
pounds, aud my height y only ave feet hye inches
II my iayeli ptahet thl CuilcuRA RE4IDlESr
DIES owe NY HRGLTlI NY HATPISIsi, and NY LIVE
prominent New York druggist asked me the
other day, 'Do you still use the CUTicURA REHg'
Dies you look 10 bn In perfect hGGlthW My leply
wa, VI DO, and shall Always have never known
what sickness Is since commenced uSiug The Cur
lCuRA kSMRnIEs" sOmeiimes am laughed ct b.
pTalSlng them 70 psop'e not acquainted with thelI
merits, but sooner Or later they Will come 10 thGlI
senses and believe the same Us th0e that use them
" dOzenh have whom nave Told, May the time
COue when there shall be . large CUTiCURA Sup.
ply House In every city IN the world, Tor the bene
" q humanity, WHARF the, CuTlCuRA RENEpIE;
shall be sold ONLY, 70 that there Will be rarely
need Of ever entering drug store,
n, HUSBANDS,
P, o, Box 1907, New York, N. Y,
CUTIruRA RENEplEs are positive cure for every
form Of Skin and Blood DlSeAS s. from PimplGs L
SCToiull, Sold everywhere Price: CunCuRA, 81
Centst soar, Is oentsi REsOLYEST, Sl00. Prepared
by tho POrrER DRUG AND CHEuIcAt Co., Boston
Mass
Send for elbow to Cure Skin Diseases. II
pINELEs, Rlackheads, Skin Blemi'heS, and Baby
I IM Hnmofs, use CUIICURA soar,
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THE LAST DAY
OF TAE PEABODY INSTITUTE
Three Very Plsa1ant Sessions Conclude q
splendid uStituts-Ysstsrday' Talks
mud LsCturss-RssolulIOus Adopted.
A successful Meeting,

Yesterday was the last and third day Of
the &ulual Peabody Teachers Institute
which commenced it's SESSIONS in the U,
p. Church last Wednesday, II has been
the hest meeting Of the kind ever held in
the city, and all who have attended have
been pleased and instructed, State su-
periRtsndent Morgan has been actively
epgRged all along In making II success
and las been ably assisted in 80 doing by
City Superintendent Anderson. They &C.
cured q splendid corps Of instructors, thai
we're listened to sttsntively all the time
There were three sessions held yesterday
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warted- BOY to Work in Carriage Factory chas
Ellg & Co.
Lost bracelet.
List Of Letters.
Japanese Tea Kettles Ewing Btcs.
City Tax NOtCC-M o. Crawford, CITY Collector,
Buckwhcat Flour-MpSICChOhs
Opera House Lizzie Evans Fourth page.
:, drand Opera llOusC-TOurLS in +. i. Car
Fourth page.
ExGCls OF baking powder-Logati 4 Co.
Artificial Limbs-J. ". Thompson.
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WAsuNaToN, D. O., Nov. 27.--1 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania. and WestVir.
Rinla: Occasional light snow; slightly
warmer; westerly winds.
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sOe the gilt edge playing Cards, finest
quality al % CentB per deck at
V WilSoN's, statloner,
1900 Market 81,
snlr Of l,nrnllntc.

This, Saturday evening, commencing At
I D. M, the entlte stock Of furniture will
bG gold et Bugtlon, consisting Of bed room
suits, pAFlOr furniture, chairs, tables, cen.
tor stands, lounges, beds, mattTeaggg, 10.
Any person dusiTing 10 purchase duting
the day can hRYe IN opportunity, 10 all
In tho furniture llnp will DO offered at
cost, u. i. CALDWELL,
1900 Market 81.
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WE have introduced o new Ryatcm Of
selling Watches on the lnStallnlent plan
whereby you can secure a watch at once
on easy payments. Toll and investigate.
JACOB W. GRuBB, JeWcler,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Sta,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer Ns observed at SChnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, 2S' il2 AM 1878 p. NJ, S2'i 7P.
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ses tho gilt edge playing cards, finest
quality at % cents per deck Of
]. B. WILsoN's, stationer,
1903 Market st
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nm MoRNIN0 E1RAClsRs.

The morning session was opened with
singing by the pupils Of Washington
gchool, Prof, A, l.. Wade made the
prayer and there was further singing, The
iirst speaker was Prof. Leroy D, Brown,
Slate Superintendent Of the Ohio EchoolE
who gave an interesting talk on the sub'
iect, "Course Of Study for Common
Schools" He introduced his talk with
the remRrkthat the primSry teacher
ought to be able 10 take the pupil, II
nCCeesary, through the entire course
OF tohool study that sheInay knoW
the relation OF her work to what
follows In tho higher courss-in
short, the very bts. teacher II possible
should be in he lowest primary grade,
| Hs divided the course into three GrOups oil
studies; Firt-Language, Including Gram
mar aud Rhetoric, SeCOnd-Msthematicer
which should include Arithmetic, Alge'
bra and Elementary Geometry. Third
SCIENCES, including Geography, Physics
Physlology, OheniltIy, Botany, etc, lutte
the lChooIB Of the present day Ia also in
tIoduced drawing and music ss supple
mentaTy to Language, The teacher should
be able to know the relation Of the differ
emit etudles to tho dlGsren. dtyislonR OF the
mind OF the child.
lie closed his talk with m appesl to the
teaCbsre OF West Virginia on tho import
Nnc4 Of their work. II West Virginia IL
to occupy the place in this Union that
she mEy occupy, 1t "a to be done through
populRr edurRti0n. he spoke very hope
fully Of our future 50 State, He spoke
highly OF the Efforts OF Superintendent
Morgan in unfit ing the school work o.
the State; In his efforts to make the ella
menlary, tho high schools end the Uni
yersity one perfect whole.
DR.. 'Vena6le followed on the slhjeCt OIL
United States history again, combining hif
remarks 10 telling how the people Copl
west, Tho Doctors talks have proved
lmore and more interesting as tbs Insti
lutte progressed. He raf5tred in this
talk 10 the IeECher's duty Of teaching thu
pupil tia importance and saCredness o.
The ballot. Blllot and bullet Sr'
derived from the SANE word, but
how different their use to obtain
tho same result. He compared the
methods OF crossing tho Allegheny
mountains two hundred and one hundred
years Pgo with tile present modes OF tray
FL. Fir5 on foot, secondly tho psCk.sad'
die, thirdly tho the wagon and coach and
finally, tho railroad 1t Ia remarkable
also that the same routes have been taken
by each method. His description OF early
lille On the Ohio River was greatly en-
Ijoyed,
Mias Dillon gave one Of her rerv best
talks on tho subject Of Eiocution, Using
quito number Of teachers and others ~
Glaze, she gave drill on the elemen.
tary aoundS. She reOited in a very plsls'
ing manner, SANDY Mcdonald and the
| Mirt1tor u