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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-12
To tho Public.
WHEELING, June II, 1886.

WHEELING, June IL, 1886.
If people who send pos:als and letters
to this Office signed Citizen" Friend
as. NJ +" RI J.,""I NJ. B Take Care"
Look Out" Business" "Sanitsriau,'
"Neighbors," Dangerous" &c, &c con.
tanning all sorts Of complaints, who can
always give the number of the premises
complained Of, but who invarisbly forget
10 give their Own nsmes and places Of res,
idence, will come and explain the case per
sonally, it will receive prompt attention;
or, preferiDg to make the complaint in
writing. blanks for the purpose can be had
at this office, the Mspor's office, OF at the
office of Coroner Schulz, in the Eighth
ward
No attention will be paid to anonymous
communications or complaints not in
proper form. All complaints must show
the CHARACTER Of the nuisance complained
of, the place where the nuisance is situated,
the name of the owner OF the property, or
the name Of the party creating the nuis-
snce aud, lastly. the name and address of
the complainant
GEo i GARRISON. N D,
Health Officer.
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TIE SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Clay School Retains the Banner On tn
highest Average.

Clay school Retains the Banner On the
Highest Average.
Superintendent of Schools Anderson ha:
concluded the examination Of the papers
Of the graduating class OF the public
schools, aud yesterday furnished the fol
lowing information to the press
Tbs number Of graduates is twenty-one
distributed as follows: Clay, f. May Nc
G:nnis sud Mary Walters; Madison. Liz
zie lawson and Oscar s. Krauter; Union
Cuvtis Brown and Maggie P~slIoure; Centre
Carrie l.. Slroehlein, Emma kieves
Clara Fornsy and Laura B. Meya'i
Webster, Minnie Reyner and Annie
Rshr; Richie, Clara Miller
Louisa NJ. Rosenberg, Louisa Iimmer
Edward L. Armbrecht and Mollie Blake.
Co!ored, william Dennis, Sadie NJ. Bessley
Aauis NJ. Jones, John r. Strange anc
Mary F. Jennings.
Average per cent. in each school-Clsy
81 /; Madison, 80 |; Union, IS 9; Centre
Sc 4; Webster, 30 l; Richie, 9O.l; col
ored 1865.
First honors in each school; Clsy-E
Nav McGinnis. Madison-Lizzie lawson
Union Maggie Fslloure. Centre-Clsra
Former. We5ster-Minnis Reyner. Richie
clara Miller. Colo7ed-Wm. Dennis.
Miss Clara Miller of Richie school haV'
ing the highest average. 90 5, ia entitled to
FIRST honors Of the class, and Miss E MAJ
McGinais, OF Clsy, having the next high
eat 90 3. takes second honors. Clay schoo
having the tbs highest general average
o. 4. holds the banner for another year.
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Our Daily Chronicle OF n Movement
nP IndiytuuAla.

Our Daily Chronicle OF the Movements
of Individuals
Prof /. c. White, Of Morgantown, is al
tie Mcclure.
Judge Jas. Morrow, Jr of Fairmont, is
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Z W. Stifel is home from the Nor
gauIcWn University.
A. E McLsgs end wife, Of S:eubenviile,
o, are at the Stamm.
DE-. Taylor yesterday returned from a
business trip to Texas.
John Brady, Jr., Of Washington, Pa,
was at he Howell yesterday.
n. n. Hoffman, Of the Morgantown
Post is quartered az the Stsmm.
Messrs. ]. Frsedtert and F. Ruschhaupt,
of Milwaukee, Wis, are at the Stsmm.
Mrs. Charles W. EoH, of Kansas City, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John Roemer.
j.. + Charles and I. S~tribhng, Jr OF
Mosgsntown, were in the city yesterday.
col Bob NeEldownsy, of the New Mar
t~insyille Democrat, was in the city yester,
day.
DIR. ". NJ. Burgess, Charles Dickinson
and Lee Poison, Of New Athens, o., are at
the st. James.
Miss Eva Esler. Of Sandy Creek, Pa.
and Miss Aggie McCGnce, of Pittsburg,
arc st the Stsmm.
Hon. W. Il. Pprnell and children and
Miss McCom6, of the Female Ccisge. left
Tor their homes yesterday.
C. r. Msdern, OF CoIfsx, w. Va, M. L.
Shriyer, Of Dayton. o, and J. B. Murphy,
of Canuonsburg, Pc, are a: the Howell.
Miss Gay Duncan viii be EeIe from
Clsrksburg to take part in the Rlks con-
cert Monday evening at the Opera House,
Charles Stephenson, editor Of the South
ern Mining and Manufacturing Journal, Of
Birmingham, Ala was in the city yes,er-
dav
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Miss Clara Theo5ald was to have read
an essay on "Our Last Year." but could
not do so on account OF sickness. Miss
Cora Carr, who graduated at the Pennsyl.
vania College on Tuesday, gave several
fine selections on the piano aud assisted
Miss Flora Williams and Lucy Robinson
in their vocal efforts.
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Dsmocrat From Away Back.

Counsellor John O. Pendleton had occa'
sion 10 appear in o case at New Martins
Vile last Thursday, and when the custom
airy oath was administered by Clerk New
man, that functionary very grsvely added
"And you solemnly swear to support and
vote the Democratic ticket 3 long as you
practice at this court" "Yes, | do" said
attorney Pe1dleton," aud continuing with
great delioeralion, you a add to that
or any other court in the United States
Friend Newman extended his eyelids @
little wide, and remarked soto voce;
There's a Democrat, lure enough, from
away back"
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Our worst Enomies.

Next TO cur vices, are our follies. Among them is
the impeFiIllng Of iutuIe bcdily ccm!ort, AMI the
average tenure Of life to which personsOi moderate
ly good constitutions are presumably entitled, BY
imprusenee in eating ard diuking, aud the rsck-
less use Of drugs 1t is one o. The happy cspabili.
ties Of Hostettes's stomach Bitters that It can re-
pair damage thus inflicted. When tn blood i,
thin aud vateTy. the bo~els out Of order, the CON-
p.exion and tongue both giving evidence OF bilious
mes. Ihsre Is = necessity for repairs upon the hu-
man tenement obvious eBoughto s'artle Its po2s-
sor. A eour q Of the Rittsss, tns abandonment OF
.sdruqginS' for relief, aud q comm IN sen-e dist snd
Of lfe-thess Will sp esily produce . change
far The hstier. Sha. quiHine FOR iev'r and ague,
and mercury Tor bjliS1snes RId constipation, won't
de. the Filters VII IL also relieves rhtumatism
ana neuralgia, and inactivity Of the kidneys,
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FATALLY HURT.
A BridgepOrtsr Struck by a C. &.
p. Train,
At the Glass House Crossing, Last Even
ing---The Train Running
Too Fast.

Yesterday evening e very serious acci-
dent occurred at the crossing Of the coun-
~ road over the C. & P. railroad at the
Ohio Valley glass wtfks, in Bridgeport.
Mr.. George King, an employe OF the
Wheeling Natural Gas Co, was IN the act
of crossing the track when the local freight,
west bound, struck him in the sile, knock
ing him down and iDjurirg him seriously,
if not fatally. Mr.. King is an old man,
and was q trusty employe of the company,
he having been engaged with the ditching
gang since they first commenced work IN
Martins Ferry.
BE had beenpromoted to q class Of work
known as hiring out, and was on his way
across the railroad track to receive iEstrue'
tons concerning bis work, when the train
came along at the rate OF twenty miles an
hour. the dead-hesd Of the engine striking
him in the back, knocking him into the
gutter. He was picked up and carried to
his home in the lower part OF Martin 8
! Ferry, where Dr.. j NJ. Todd, the railroad
surgeon, attended him. The doctor stated
,hsr 10 bones we're broken, out that he was
probably injured internally, the chances
therefore beng ten 10 one against him
Wien the train struck him the skin
xas not broken, but. just scraped 80 that
the blood oozed through. Mr.. King Is a
man 65 years of age and has lived in thus
vicinity during his entire hfe. He has
net with many serious accidents during
his life and was badly crippled and hard o.
bearing. A few years ago he lost severa
fugers on q circular saw, and later tel
rom a wagon and dislccatedhis hip. Heha'
| bad his hands badly mashed. several rlbi
broken, his collar bone broken aud ONT
. N aud one leg. Re wss slightly hard o
hearing, and 10 this aud the fact tina d
signal was sounded, the accident of las
evening is no doubt due. At 10 o'cloci
he was still unconscious end his condition
n-anariOnS-
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a CITY IN BsIEF.
Matters Of minor Importance Pieked Up
About Town.

Matters Of minor Importance Picked Up
Abou Town.
TINS Supreme Court will resume its ses-
sions tt lay.
Two deeds Of trust we're admitted TO
record yesterday.
Turtle sonp tonight al Msusfeld's sa-
loon, 1912 Main street.
EDWARD ZINMER. the well known letter
carrier, died yesterday evening at his resl-
derce on Eoff street
II there is enough water in the river the
Steu5eBville excursion vii! come down on
the Telegram tomorrow.
Two Of the the coiored men sent up By
Justice Davis for sssAulhng Prof. James
81. Jones, were released on bail last even
ing.
EXCAVATIONS are being made for the
| founds; on OF Fl. F. Notes new building
TO be erected at the corner OF Eoff and
Th;rsy-third streets.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
Yesterday informing, both members OF the
dirty dozen" One got thirty days AND
the other wss dismissed.
Ar half past six o'clock yesterday morn
ing six carrier pigeons, the property OF T..
S. Carr, Of New York, were set tree from
the Steubeuvills Court House.
The curling is being pu! down on Chap
line street south OF Sixteenth, and q twenty
inch crock sewer will follow. This IS q
prelude to the paving Of the street.
Or. Mccoy lectured on Physiology be-
fore the Grammar o of Richie school,
Yesterday afternoon, using the new sus'
t,mical chart to illustrate his talk.
ANUMBER of ahots we're fred near the
corner of North Front and Zane streets
about 9 o'clock last night, but the police
were unable to learn who did the shooting
MIACo's Humpry Dumpty Company wi
open o weeks engagement az the People
Theatre. Monday evening. The company
ia said to be an excellent one, ard many
new tricks and scenes are introduced.
THsRE il such q demand from the pub
lie to bear Gov. St. John again thst The
Prohibition Club has taken stepa to secure
him TOR another lecture on his return iron
the East. II he can be secured, a free lee
ture will b. given to the public.
MISS LIZZIE HUNTER handsomely enter
tanned a number of her friends at her HON,
on tie Garden Spot, last evening. Prot
Killmeyer was on hand and furnished hi
usual excellent music, to which the youn!
folks danced until a reasonable hour
Choice refreshments we're served at l.
o'clock.
The sale of seats for the Elk's gram
benefit concert, at the Opera House, Mon
dsy night, ia exceptionally large, and tn
} audience gives promise Of being the fuss
!, one OF the season. The concert, including
as it does, al the finest local talent in tn
city, will certainly be a brilliant affair
Those who desire seats should secure thee
at once, as good ones are rapidly becou
ing scarce.
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The Best Shot.

Nine members of the Nail City Shooting
Club went TO Echo Point yesterday after
noon to compete for the gold medal which
is shot for every thirty days. Clerk Thos'
NJ. Darrah carried of the prize, he scoring
10 points out Of o possible %. Mr. ASS
Booth came next, with Is points.
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STONE & TdOMAS.
A MOST LIBERAL OFFER,

TIE VoLrMc BELT Co. Marshall, Mich !,
offer to send their Csseb.sssd voltsic Belp
and Electric Appliances On thirty da, 4.
trial to any nam afflicted With Nervous n.
bility, Loss Of Vitality, Manhood, g., IL
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed epveio % with
tall particulars. mailed free. WT.e than
at once.
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Latest Base Ball News.

Mr.. J. l. Shriyer has introduced some
thing new and attractive at his place, 1921
Market streeGformerly Healy'sClub House
Tie records Of sill hasa bsil games, both
the Association and League, the position
ofthe clubs in the contests aud the games
oy innings will be received every after
noon, and lovers of tbs national sport viii
here find a resort where the game a be
discussed and keep posted on the latest
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Fine Pictures.

There has been placed on exhibition at
Nichols a free hand pastel Of a little dsugh'
ter of Mr.. A. C. Miller. The portrait is
f;om ths studio Of Mr.. J.. W. Myles, and
reflects great credit upon the artist.
Mr.. John Hntchison has also on exhio,-
ton n free hand crayon of a son OF Mr.. }.
V. L. Rogers, which is attracting much at
tention.
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V. Nj. C.. A, Items.

Meeting for the study of the Sunday
School . lesson will be conducted BY Rev
NJ. F. Dryden, at 8 o'clock this afternoon
Young mems meetings will be held at 8
o'clock tonight and 4 o'clock tomorrow
Open air service will BE. conducted at the
Fifth ward market house at 6:l5 O'Clock
tomorrow evening.
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Index to New advertisement.


SECOND PAGE.
Proposals for Furnishing and Breaking Stone.
Concert and ComRlsncement-segGln Collegiate
Institute.
japanese PotpOuui-EEing BrU5.
JeWstt's ReirigeratOrS-Nesb3tt Z Bro.
~Strayed-COW.
Wanted-Drug Clerk.
Save Money-R. j. smyth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schulz.
Sterling Silver Noyeltles-L. q. Dillon.
oURTH A
New Price List-6eo. X. AeMechen & Son.
Genuine Percale shirt Waists-D Gundling &
Co.
Great B-arxains-Stone & Thomas
List Of Letterl
Rallafous NOdces.
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ARnlIairn Attraction.

John j. MeDermott will have his new
place of business, corner of Union and
Thirty second streets, open tomorrow even
ing, aud will serve an elegant lunch to oil
who call. His new patent aquarium coun-
ter is q novelty never before seen in this
city or suyRhere else, and is an attractive
feature in his new and elegantly fitted MP
rooms. The place has been fitted up en-
tirely new.
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state Bar Association.

A number of the leading attorneys and
judges of the State have called a meeting
of the LAWYERS Of West Virginia, at Grafton,
on Thursday, July 8, to lake steps looking
toward the organization Of State Bar As
ISOLATION. A full attendance OF lawyers is
esrnestlg desired.
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ruE DAny
Houses Raided.

Capt Smith aud Officers Bell and Carnty
raided Clara Mess house at IL o'clock last
NIGHT ard secured the Madame and tso
girls. At the same time Officers West and
Deku raided Madame Jennie Lees house
and secured her and n girl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-12

On Tuesday, June Is, the B. & O. will
sell round trip tickets to W ashiDgton CITY
and Fortress Monroe at the ate Of sI0 m
Tickets coed Ten days. Train Will leave
at SOS n. m, city time.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer OF real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office, yes
terdsy:
Deed made June IL, 1886, by W. j. W.
Cowden, trustee. to John Dieriugsr, for
part of the Neff property on Fourteenth
street. Consideration, $1,000.
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EYE AND MOUTH OPENERS FOR
CASH ONLY.

Best 5S-inch Renfrew Turkey
Red Table Linen ~ I-2c.. worth
soc. Best 5-4 BIeaeiaed sheeffng
Sc. worth Ice. One ease Sateen
6 lie, worth ~ Lee. One case
Printed Lawn 3 lac. Twenty
pieces S0ft Finish Seersueker.
EHSHRIMER,
Eleventh street.
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Turtle soup to night at Mansfeli's Sc
loon, 1912 Main street. -

TUenty Yeats AheRd OF Competition.
Ssett 4 Shesgocd's s. 90 Hand Sswed
Shoe The public for the last few years
Rave been swindlsj by parties selling them
all kinds of Machine Sewed Shoes and
Warrantipg them Hand Sewed. Therefore
to secure the public from further imposi,
tion Swelt & Sherwood offer 800, 90 re,
ward to any person producing n of their
81 SO Hand SeEed Shoes that are not gen,
uiue Hand Sewed, both in Welt aud fsir
Stitch. For sale ouly by Harry l. Bobert-
son, dealer in Ladies', Misses, and Chill.
dren's Fine Shoes, has Main street. next
door to George r Tsylor's Dry Goods
Store, Wheeling, West Va.
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RACE for q purse of fifty dollars, at the
Alhamhrs rink tonight, between Joseph
Duruing. of Brilliant. and Jacob Russell,
of Martins Ferry, o.
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MES's extra fine seamless Dongo!a Con-
sFess g. so, cheap at s. TO $3.50.
SToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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l. s. OoDSUo sell dry goodst the cheapest

INjastiee 10 my patrons l have
redueed the prieeO OF photographs,
bat quality remains the superior.
PARSONS.
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SUGARS. SUGARS. SUGARS.

PARSONS has reduced the price
of his Superior Photographs, bui
not the quality.
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PLUNNERs' Best Cabinet Photos reduced
to only 81 per dozen. 1913 Main street,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-12

IN Justice TO my patrons L have
reduced the price of Photographs,
but quality remains the s4perisE.
PARSONS.
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mbreIin9 8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLlGERGE
ThA NaAfhhr,

Following shows tho state Of the ther,
mometer for yesterday as observed BY C.
Schnepf, the Opera House druggist: "a.
m, IS; II m, 81; Sp. m, 50; 7 p. m,
10
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The Biggest Bargain Yet.

Turtle soup tonight at Mans6ele's S.
Icon, 1912 Main street.
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PARS0Ns has redT iced the price
OF his Superior Pho lographs, but
not the quality.
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PLUMNERs' Best Csbiret Photos reduced
to only 81 per dozen. ll3s Main street
Wheeling.
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Mnnthnr

WASHINGTON, d. c., June I2.-For West
srn Pennsylvania fair weather, followed BY
local rains, nearly stationary temperature,
Rinds becoming southerly
For West Virgins, fair weather, followed
by local rains, nearly stationary tempera-
ture, winds becoming ~soutberly.
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A BIG drive in mems fine shoes at $3.50
worth from So 90 to 81 90, at
SToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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You Must Ask Pa.

On Saturday the Atlantic Tea Company
will give to each purchaser q beautiful caro-
entitled you Must Ask Pa" This is 9
companion to our last weeks card Don't
fail to secure one. Remember the location
Of our stores in this locality, I'LL and 226l
Market street, Wheelieg. l37 Belmont
street, Bellaire. O., 40 South Fourth
street. S~;eubenville, o.
SUGARS SUGARS. SUGARS.
Fourteen pounds Standard Gfanla'ed
for 81; l6 pounds Standard A for 81; 20
pounds Light Brown for 81.
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Low Rata Rrra.A.

TURTLE soup tonight at Me n.6sId's sa
loon, 1912 Main street.
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LADIES and children's fine slippers from
20 cents up, at
SroNE's CAsu SHOE STORE.
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BASE ball shoes IS cents, at
SToHE's CASH SHOE STORE
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DIED,

zlhMER-tt 1880 o'eloek p. m, On Friday.
u, lsS, at th4 rtsideucs Of his parent. On
yea Of his .sr.
Funsral netSss h<rsafter
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OuR missss' high butte, hoes, at 81 IS
sell for $l.T5 elte 7here.
SrOEE's Casa SHOE SroRR
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o-.i.n.a II you want business, advertise for
DUSllibSS it. AfyOa have a good business, ID,
vertiss 10 keep Il. The kEsEsTER Is a good
Eedium.
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BLACK. blue end brown Bicycle Hoss at
Geo. R. Tsylos's.
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"a % GsDtIsmen,s waukenphast.

$500 GsntIsmen's waukenPhast,
Genuine cslfskin, DongoIa top, silk fitted,
solid leather, and q shoe that will fit. Eve
~ pair warranted, and is Il OF the very
best $500 shoes in the market.
J. w. AMCE,
ll43 Main Street,
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RUSSELL vs.. Dauning at the Alhambra
rink tonight.
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EVENING".

The Choir will la as follows. Miss Annie Sage,
OrgInist; Miss Mary Vardy, Soprano; Mrs J. p.
mont, Tenor.
The day will also bs appropriately OBJ.
served at st Matthews church, q special
programme of music having been arranged
by Director John f. MerdsL The choir
will be as follows: Soprsni, Mrs. Geo B.
Caldwell and Mrs. c. W. Eof; coutralti,
Mrs. W. C.. Findley and Miss Sadie Logan;
TENOR. MesSrs. W. c FINLEY and C. g..
Ohle9; Bassi, Joseph Hall and Oscar
Seeley.
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1t was eight o'clock when the graduates
fled onto the stage attended by Prot. Jones
and Principals Wenner aud Houston. The
class took their seats in a semi-circle,
Albert Leasure, the only young gentleman
graduate, occupying the center. The cos,
fumes of the young ladies were graceful
and becoming, their attire being exclusive
~ white and cream colored. The whole
presented q most beautiful appearance and
was get of to some extent by the trim
minps on and about the stage.
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nEAFAESS ~ C y. AZ -: !: ~ asssi
1900 by mosf q De sotsd .psei.iso a.
~. snd since thsa kusdrds q
preesss. a plain, simple - 49,. ~ -
meat Adduo J. {. PAGE, I~z-xSxsAfo
Neu Yssk City.
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RACE at the Albsmbra rink tonight.
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GLASS CITY GRADUATES.
The Commencement Exercises OF
the Beilairs Schools
At the Elysian Rink, in that City, Las
Evening---A Brief Review Of
the Programme.

The audience which gathered in the
EIysisn rink, in Bsllsirs, lsst night 70
listen to the commencement exercises OF
the public schools was very large, the spa
cious building being completely filled long
before the exercises of the evening began
The graduating class numbered twelve,
and was composed of the following named
young ladies and gentlemen:
FroR. FAUPEL, MINNIE LowMkN,
LAURA FREE, BESSIE MILLER
KATIE Heath. NAME RANDOLPH,
Rspr1r IycLER, CLARA THEoBALD.
MAGGIE KING, NORA hLEE'
NETTIE KsRz, ALBERT LEASUkE'
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am 81. December 1885 enben, forgs
faltis geprift unb ri6tig befunbea.
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5no. @itbers IT.
Gum 3eusuiB: SObn 6. 09fe Setr.
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Iiegt nun fur llnter3ei9nungen bereit.
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tbeilt BON
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