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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
SMITH-SMITH.
A Quiet South sih5 Wedding Yesterday


A Quiet South sih5 Wedding Yesterday
Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon, at the residence Of
the brides parents. No. 273O Chspline
street, Mr. UlyJ. Smith, Of BslIaire, and
Miss Jeanette Smith, daughter of John s
Smith, E,q we're married The ceremony
occurred promptly at o'clock, being per.
formed by Rev J. K McKaIlip, OF Bsilsire
The bride was attired in creamy white
dress Of soft material, looped 10 with
natural flowers, tie whole forming q very
becoming snd pretty costume, The groom
was attired in black dress suit.
Only the immedists relatives and friends
OF the contrs citing pair were present, and
after the ceremony sa informal bat delight.
fol recsyncn vas held At 4:30 an appe.
rizing supper was served by that popular
caterer, George burst. 10 which all did
Justice. Mr. and Mrs Smith left over the
b Il o. at G.25 for Washington, where they
will reside The bss, wishes Of countless
friends follow them TO their new home.
The presents were numerous and ele.
CANT, some Of which are mentioned hslos
Mr and Mrs. Smith. parentS Of the
bride, elegant upright pisps; Nc and Mrs
C J. Sheets BslIAiIs. pickle castor; Prsnk
W. Smith, umbrella holder; Chss +
Smith, halt dozen silver knives aud forks
T. T. and W. + Seal, gilyo, buttsr dish
Lola Medley, silge; caster; Mr.. and Mrs
Chas FFssss, pin cushion and toilet lot
tlss. Mr SoDDeooro and w. Z. PhiIpo,,
B.llsire, pin cu.hion and toilet bottles
Mrs J. Cummibs, one dozen decorate,
plstes; DR.. J. II. PIoss, half dozen knives
Lsdris smith and Minnie Hcfnsu. silye
butter knife and sugsr spoon; Geors'
BoEers English vases; Mas Bette Cole
embroidered lAmbrequin; Mr.. snd Mrs
II NJ Wethersld, bed spread and towels
Mrs. Bowers. tpztb; Msi Eanics WAY
mss, iidies; Mrs ]. Davis, 10 ssls and nsI
kins: Mr. Cash Marsh, silver fruit aisb
William Irwin, hand mirror; HSs Mar
Bsshore. silk purse. sud many others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
RIPPLES FROM THE RIVER.
News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges

News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges
The river continues to fall slowly with
about 6 feet 4 inches in The channel.
The larger towbosts nov on their way
up with toEs of emplies will not likely get
above this city until there is more water.
Several Pittsburs steambostmen have
recently gone to British Honduras With q
REV 10 examine the rivers OF that country
IN order TO see itit would justify the plsc-
ing OF steamers on those waters.
The raising of the dam a. Davis Island
vas commenced early yesterday morning,
repairs to the lock gates having been com.
pleted.
The probability is that the neE steamer
Hudson will create sensation in The St
Lcuis-Evansville trade aud that she will
have considerable opposition. There is
not much doubt. hoEeTer. bu; Ehst s1e will
be able to take care of herself. She was
built especially for the trade in question,
and goes in to stay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04

Two Society People of steubenvillc Mar
ried Yesterday.

Two Society People of steubenville Mar.
ried Yesterday.
The event Of the seaaou in Steubenville
social circles occurred yesterday at 1890
o'clock p m. at st. Paurs Episcopal
chutchin that city, beirg the marriage Of
Miss Tracy, dsu 2hter Of tie late Hon,
Joseph Means and Mrs. Mary X. Means, TO
d.. Frank Maxwell, also Of that city.
B ,lore the hour fixed for the ceremony the
church was we'll filled by The msuy friends
of the bride and groom. The decorations
were simple and tasteful, being confined to
flowers in the altar vases, floral basket
sus speuded from the l,ctern and neat dec
Grafton OF the font cover. Promptly
st 1890 the organ peSled forth
the strains of Swedish march,
ane few minutes later the weddir &
party entered the west door and moved
up the broad aisle The ushers were Har.
ry C. SherrAEd, Charles Dougherty, W
McD Miller aud Frank Mooney Follas.
ing them came the fur bridesmaids,
Misses Marie Benford, OF CirclevilIe, o
Jessie Meyers, Birdie Mairs ard Fannie
kells, Of Steubenvils AGer them came
the bride on IN. arm OF her uncle, John p.
Means She wore white gauze elk en-
train, elegantly embroidered. with the
usual bridal veil diamond ornaments and
amber necklace and carried white roses
The bridesmaids wore coslumes OF white
null with English bsta and red pink
roses. The geat.emeu were attlr,t
in conventional black Arriving
at the charcel steps the ushers ranged
themselves on either tide, and at the altar
rail they were ne, by The groom and his
best man, Wood X Shater, of Harrisburg.
Pa. While the soft notes of the organ
flied thu building, the beautiful service Of
Of the church was read by tee rector, Rev.
K. w. Grange, the responses Of the con
tracing parties being iull and clear. The
procession left the church TO the bright
music OF Mendelssyhn's Wedding March,
which probably never sounded 10 the foo
steps Of fairer bride. The Wedding party
vas driven to the residence OF the brides
mother. corner OF Fifth street and Frank
lin avenue, whers oil sat down TO
a sumptuous repast There Was
DO general reception, and at
2:l! the bride and groom left on the Pan
Handle for New York and other Eastern
points. A large number OF friends were at
The station to congratulate them and wish
them good speed. May useful and valu.
able presents we're given IS marks OF 20.
teen BY rels'iv's and friends. The bride
has been one Of the brightest ornaments Of
Steubenvile society, aad the groom one OF
her most popular Young men. 1t is need.
le,a to soy that both have the best wIshes
Of large circle Of friends. among whom
are numbered many Wheeling people, Tor
their future happiness and prosperity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
BELLAIkE.

IL. Hartinstein and Mrs. Annie Piper
we're married yesterday BY Rev. J. K Nc.
Ksllip.
John Aunm is nov earring on the gro
eery business in the room formerly occu-
pied BY John Alum.
The Salvation Army opened up here last
night
James Porter6eld has returned from
California
Col. jacob Renple viii lecture in the
City He'll next Thursday evening on the
Eccentric People Of Bsllaire." J"
A stssmboatman was arrested last nigh,
for impsoper conduct on the sisaet
There 10 grea, deaf Of mild sicknes.
about town at present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
Rnddenrisk in SIDE SING.

NEw York, June 3 3-Charles A. Bud.
deuseik, found guilty Of Ibe charge OF man
in causing the death Of Lonls
WslTher. one Of ms workmeu, crushed by
the falling Of one of Buddensieks mud
nIa,rersd tenements in East Sixty-aecond
s,ree, SONS lime ago, and who Was sen
fenced TO term Of tep Years imprisorept
in States Prison, WAS iahan 10 sing Sing
on the eight o'clock tram rhis mo5nirg to
serve out the sentence imposed. HIS couu'
cil made strenuous efforts to procure stay,
but failad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
Thu nlenmrrrnrlnr BIN Passed.

WASHINGTON, June 3-The oieOmsr-
ssrine bill was passed b7 the House this
afternoon By vote Of III re lOl, etter al
amendment by Nr. R4atca had been
adopted fixing the rate a taxation at 5'
per pound. Bayne, B:own, Bingham,
B-und. Campbell, Erment Evrrhert, Kan
dali Scott, Storms, Strait, and Snowden
voting in the sfirmstive, and Kelly, Nor
rison Negley, O'Neil, ard Snyder, Wilson
and Gibson, Of West Virginia, in the mega
tive. The announcement Of the reault was
racsiyad With spplSuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
a Prirn In the Lottery

OF lite which is usually uuappreciated until
il is lost, perhaps never to return, is health.
What a priceless boon il is, and how we
ousht 10 cherish It, taa. ite may not be
worthless blark to US. &any of the dis
eases that flesh is heir %, and which make
life burdensome, such as consumption
1serofsls Of the lungs. snd other scFotu'
ious and blood diseases, sre completely
cured by Dr.. R. Y. Pierce's Golden Med
;csI Discovery" afer sIl other remedies
nave failed. DR.. PierceS treatise on con-
ANIMATION mailed for 10 cents IN stamps.
Address, Worlds Dispenssry Medical AS
.ocia,ion. Sos Main street, Buffalo, y. I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
Attempted to Murder Her Husband.
SDgciuI 10 Lhs RsgLSlsT

SrEUEENvILLE, June 3,-A6out hall past
six this evening as 81 Merrrman, o colored
policeman Of this city, was entering his
home on South street, his wife fred at him
with a revolver, the ball striking his right
cheek bone, glspciug around the side Ct
his face and passing through the ear, in
aictiug q slight wound. About ons year
ago she stabbed him while they were AZ.
tending colored church. 1t is thought she
intended to kill him. The cause of the
act is alleged to be jealousy, as she has ire
uueutly accused him Of oeing intimate with
other women aud spending money Cn them
instead Of giving it to her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
BHID8EpORr.

Dave CARLY put in En- appearance 10
town the other day with his lace badly
bruised aud ,brsaisned with erysipelss.
Township Trustee Gitfia cent him TO tho
Poor House.
An suenp, was made on Wednesday
nigh. to rob the residsacs Of John Young,
about q miis ves. OF tom. The thieves
shot YoupRs dog bat we're unable 10 make
en- saifance into the residence.
Me: Seymour Dunhey has returned from
9 business trip.
Three oi the te.ligereat gIasworke1s
we're aned Is and co.ls yeyerisy.
We we're 10 error yesterday In ssyisg
hat Murphy and Collins started the rvm.
pas Il Sss Muphy and Whkipsou.
Col I'd. B1sie, Of Bsilsi,s. vasis the ci,y
yesterday.
DR.. A.. ]. Heislsin sad G. J. HsinIsin
were 10 S,eubenville yesterday.
Charles Bs,nveli now has charge OF the
st. Claisulle train.
Yesterday vs, Pay day on the c.. l. L
W. r X.
A Pike street merchsnt loaned e2Se oD
q hod yesterday and wbiie out the boros-
or came in and stole the security
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
Instantly killed.


GRAFTON, W. Va, June 3-Chsrlea
Buunsr was struck and instantly killed
yesterday morning BY passenger train No.
3, about one mile east ct Grafton. He was
coming to town. and met the way train
going East; be stepped to the north track
TO get out of the way OF the freight train,
when No. 3 came Hlorg aud struck him.
He resided a short dis;sEcs beyoGd where
he Vas Killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
Iooksao UntidV.

Nothing locks more untidy than the
pTeseJce of scurf and dsudrug in the hair
and on the clothing One bottle OF Par:
ker's Hair Balssm viii heal the scalp and
free il from tbs nuisance. Stops falling OF
the hair, promotes new growth and makes
it soft, glossy and silky. Best Of dressing.
Deicionsly perfuued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
Base Bail.

y Al New YosS-Ksnsas City ;, New
I,q lGtA 3; Brooklyn II. Louisville 2; Metro
Pa'an Il, Cincinnati IL.
I,-. al Observation-Disclosures 4, st.
l. Athletic l3, PitSsburg S.
a. a. 66'S'on-Cbicsgo s, Boston 5.
a. A. 9Stitlmore-Bslimore 5, St. Louis 3.
? =" "sShingtoE-NstioaAls 2, Detroits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
General Kelly Peusion.
S...s;J,l In fhs Pggfgfsf.

WASHINGTON, June 3-The Committee
on Pensions Ct the House this morning
considered the bill reesni!y gasstd by the
Senate, providing for q pension fer Gen
B F. Kelly, of West Virginia, at the rate
of oue hundred collars per mouth, and
later the committee reported the bill :svor'
sbly 70 the House. IL Hill probably be
nassed 10 morrow night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
rrPr..tdsur Arthuu's Condition.

Nyw YoRE, June go account OF the
;uclement weather yesterd,y the ex-Fresi-
dent was afraid 10 60 out sud consequently
aid not take h;S usual tide in the ParS;
he aid no. sliced very ~.ll last nigh ght ana
did no, rise until after Lias oclSek this
puoFDin0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
rrh.ra YiherE,s wonderful WINNING Was

Aus. Wibsrg, I4Sl sou;h Tenth street,
Omaha city, held oue-6fth Of ticket 7S,O ,O4O,
,vb;cb drew the capital pgizs OF $l50,OOO,
in the drawing of The Louisiana State Lot
,s-v At New Orleans, Tuesday, March
IStb. through the First Nsuousl Bank OF
Onens he sent it to tbs New Orleans Ma
tionsl Bank, and receive draft Tor $50
600 made on the HauoV'r National Bank
s.S Wss sent to Kouutz' Boa, New York
- Eov so!!sction, aud tts sum OF $40, 900
-, ~ rsssiigeS. ~ .-OEsha (Neo. Republican,
April IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
A. c. Egertsr CpnhrIned.
Special 10 fAs Re1lS,7.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3.-The Ser
ate IN executive session to-day, confirmed
Mr.. A. C. Egerter, Surveyor Of COstonP,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04

TEE way to re. home y to bssis ssvs
ing money. Toe ssy 70 D~gin b ssvs 10
to pay o snB esch sesk into . bsildsng
Aseocistion whsfe Il Will be ssf- ssd sArD
profit The Globe Asocistion nesss this
Friday evepipg q: 1878 xafkst stssst,
room 4, and sbsres Can b taken ss thas
TINA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
HoRsFoRDs ACID rBOsPHATE,
Rnuara of limitations

limitations and counleri,ns have again
snnesrsd. Be sure tha: ih' word "Hors'
fcrds" is on the wrapper. None ore gen.
nine without it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
nNr my TIE nLYNY THINGS

bout ,he yi.l, Of President Cleveland Is
la' he ls Eor only Iu q tavorite haunt OF
anes q BIaico. aut Is actually IN the
one Of 'hs enemy Stephen b ElSlns,
no has been 'he friend and intimate o.
'.alae for mao7 ys9r' I'D "a5 the pefsoH'
manager o, 'he Blanc etmPA'gnr' Is "
ouEnlaR Ct Dav's J.ra h"S spent Als sun
nsrs here ooee ais marriage eignt or tsu
ears sgo. Ii "as IN t''k'as cottage, Jus'
cross the DsSk iha' ne plans were form
d Tor 'h- car'cre a 'E' CnieSg0 q, con con
-Uuon OF l-N4 IN tNS0r Z" DIANE DIANE,
I'd daf'ng The n1e " s'ch iO.io"sl many
TIE host '"PoT'a1t o TUG
anpa'-n features "rEH maFP-u OUT
l' blaine aud Senator i'i'.S are ,.la "-lm
-tsgHs. lrea1S ana 0l"n"ss AssociStes'
a3n' ar~1 c'''n ''s-'a-E 'n''usu l.l' oue
|aso'a.e ~ hf e -'n'. "'a'h~ i' Iu.ei1s, Sif >.
ID c'"' ana '".,Is7 '5n''', q o. S,. .
oA' 'S.'oaoS a. J." 'e's p-'' u ,l'7 oOa".l5 ~, J ;
d JAWS a-I 'o' many lraIS GSI.SSnJ ~ 80
|r-4lsatly Io li5s' P,JS o. 10 OaA'anu,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04

Know rHrsELF by reading the Science
of Life" the beat medical work ever pub
ii.bed for young and middleaged men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
NOT TUE uIRsT.

VI, Ciey. lsnd Is not the first President
,1o b.. gI-,;-I U-.v Park. uos even the
.,r 70 SEEK quiet I'D rest in Senator Da'
J., .gnmrr house General Grant was
\. ms, President to sccept the Senator 5
.osntsgity. He came here ouce during his
.-.' .,.-7 aaG sevsrat lines during his sec
IN lie wandered aoout the mead
49, dove On forest roads and caught
,..r.ars preserved streams
....... g. 4 -.5. streams back IN the
,,.,..... Gee meu who ~ers leaders
!. Ia. K pa.G ,,a party at thar time vere
.s..s here 100 Oliver p Morton, Sens-
g- C,m-,on. Hamilton Fish, Secretary
}7r;s ,sa y.krrs csue 10 talk business s2d
rs,.bs toe mountain air. DemocraHc
s,3,rs also found their way here frequent
r rv=u when Grant was present. Mud
rutherford B Hayes came 10 Deer PsTk
.,g 5g, / . vac q, the Eo'sl and no, at The
senator's President Arthur was for time
.ere also
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
the KNIGHTS ADJOURN.
What the Convention Has Ac-
COmplishsd.
THE LAST SESSION A LOVE FEAST
In Which Harmony Rules Supreme--More
Members of the Executive Board
Elected.

CLEVELAND, O., June 3.-The knights
of Labor Convention is over. The Gen.
eral Assembly at o'clock this evening.
after ten days session, adjourned sine
die. The convention WAS called for the
purpose Of considering five subjects: The
Southwest troubles; the regulation Of
strikes and boycotts; the relation of the
order With trade unions; the rapidly in
creasing membership and labor legislstion
The General Assembly has given
to the world no token that it has touched
upon the Southwest question. 1t is
said that something has been done to shat
off indiscrimiDate striking and boycottng,
bat the methods to be used have Let been
divulged. The assembly has regulated the
reception Of new members by recalling the
commissions OF it six hundred organizers
In legislation it has poIiIioned Congress to
give American land 10 American citizens
and to appropriate non resiient aliens
properly, ard las also asked Congress to
regulate the national banking system by
establishing loan offices in every county.
THE GROWING ACT i
was the reply to the circular Of ths trades
unions which it WIS hoped would restore
harmony between the orders engaged in
labor reform. The last session was YER
liable love feast, and every member who
had said anything against any other mem
Der, extended the hand OF fellowship. The
home club department Of tha Knights OF
Labor were, it is said a tritls more liberal
to-day, srd after securing eieven members
of the enlarged Executive Board, allowed
two OF their oppoL.n;s 10 become members.
On Wednesday afternoon ballot was
taken for the fourth associate member Of
the Board, 0nd David Gibson, Of Hsmil
ton, Ont, a home club man, said TO be an
taronistic 10 trades unions was in the lead
On the second aud final ballot this morn
ing, he was elected
The fifth member put through j. K i.
Buchausn, Of Denver, the editor OF he
Labor InQurer aad n strong opponent ot
the home club. She SIKH man WAS Ira b.
Aylesworth, ot Baltimore, member Of the
Carpenters and Joiners Brotherhood and
a strong trades unionist. At IL clock the
convention took i,s noon recess resssem-
bling at | 20 o'clock. The first business
taken up WAS the report cf the Committee
on the Sta'e Of the Order, aud with but
little discus sion the following
ADDRESS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
NORMAL LYeEUS AENIyERs4RY.

On Wednesday at 8 o'clock, the other
!i,erary society Of the school, the Normal
Lycsum, held its fifteenth anniversary.
This shows the order Of the exercises:
Alr.ic Orchestra
prayeg
,s,rnmeniai Faradets" .......JeGn Paul
Laura Snidsr sad GTaes Hartley.
Defamation 10 Water"
Charlotte J. Wilson, FairmOnt, ". Va.
Es7,v-" Dusty CoIners,"
sarah r. Meredith, Fsirmont, W. Va.
OrAtiou-"4 Morality the Foundation OF Ma
~ Lloyd D sxishtr, Rockford, W: "a.
Instrumental sole-"klAsh and Crash --....'''enoW
i''' Grace Hartley.
n.c,smation -t.StonsWall JackSOns Death,
l. & l. Allen, shirley, W. Va
''Ns ~ " Ada :. Wright, FGirROut, W. Va
Cratiou-"Intempsrsnee, -,
Music h;h -
psbaie-Questi"n: Resolved, IhAt hgu P.o,
tpctive tarin is detrimental 10 the best
intereSts Of th9 American people:
Afhrm.-B ". Taylor Les5sFilie, w, ns'
Dsav-E E NaxAeu ct. George, W. Va
Iyesum HsralS lS-Editous: Alice June Ohleg, RAJ
sIins, W. Va d. II. HGmriek, BersSo, ". Va
The dsbaters hsudled that PnzzliDG tariff
question like they meant business; the
orators aud esssyists showed ability in the
preparation and delivery OF their perform.
noes; the declamations we're good the
"Lyeeum Herald" full OF fun, Wit and Wis.
dom, and the music first class. 1t is M
necessary to add that the flowers that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04
The HONEYMOON.
1ba President and His Bride at
Deer Park,
,11HE COTTAGE OF HENRY c. DAVIS
, Few DAYS Of Quiet Happiness to Be
Sratched from the Cares Of the
Chief Aagistracy.

DvrR PLRz, MD., June S.-Ths Presi-
s.,,;sl bridal party arrived at Deer Park
.rr o'clock this morning, where they
ma, By ex-senator Henry G. Davis.
: Wss, Virginia, who owns nearly every
H., worth owning around Deer Park,
-.sD, the hotel property and property OF
- B,limore and Ohio Railroad Com,
,.,v Osing TO the secrecy maintained
rim was made without any noteworthy
Incident
S,rg,or Davis Cottage is located in an
= ,,ovs on the edge of the village and
5,pt quarter Of mile from the hotel
. called cottage because 1t is only
,,D;sd in summer, but it is in reality
-sn5F7g frame house, TO which add.
No.. have been made from time to time,
.s.ls combined effect OF which is pic
o-s.oas and attractive. The house Is
.,,gpdsd bv charming park, which
,.,,,I6s trA.k Of the B L O., and
nc. 70 = bro ID meadow which lies below
no, hills leading uP 10 the Backbone
r,o.,,ir tie hig5e5; ridge Of this range
,ss Allegheny Mountains
~uE COTTAGE
TIE bcusri elegantly furnished, and
d, h.-r ,ae sceue OF many notable gath.
..r,. sr4 pleasure parties since its owner
IN. rien AID famous and a United
|,st.s Senator SirtiOg on the porch in
o,, Of The house yau see q deep hollow to
,r- r,nr. whore there is a deer park
.,;., y,vp us name 20 the y!lla2e) and
- ~. r-oxn OK rha knoll on toe other side
,,a psrx % d lOs, many pslc,nled cot |
- me hrs. OF a series OF cottages which .
Ind 70 The hotel. The FIRST Ofrhese CO.
"a ,bsr 10 which have alluded, IS
med 5g Hen Stephen B E.sius. Beyond
"a ,bs summe. hoCss built By the late
obr " Garrett, and since MS Geeth fire.
gsDrlv aseu by his son, the President OF
H. L u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-04

Aftsr the valedictory the class was pre-,
seuted to State Superintendent Morgan by
Principal Sipe Mr.. Morgan as President
If the Board Of Regents, conferred the de
gree of Normal Graduate upon Messrs
Harvey 3. Scrans2e, Charlie ". Robinson,
Blain W. Taylor, Z. j. Allen, I + Max
well, Jasper n Anglin, S. c. Higgins,
d. II. Hamrick, 5. J. Snyder sno
Miss Matte o. FuzGersld. Mr.
Morgan then delivered an address to tie
class, full OF good advice in directing them
in the battles OF the life now before them.
This class swells the number of normal
graduates to 24l. These nine young gtn
tlemen and one young lady have taught
an aggregate OF forry.one school years and
are thus now equipped both with knowledge
and experience.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-09
The Good Old Democratic Days.
frankfort und.) Banner.1

John Brown, Of Kirkland, Ind, this
county, and VIM. Brown, OF Peru, Ind,
met In this city, Christmas day. After
short conversation about the state Of old
Virginia and their friends and relatives,
they soon found out that their mothers
name was just the same, and that their
brothers. name was just the same. John
said, 81 used to live in Suffolk" and his
brother then said, ~ had brother who
used to live at Suffolk-belonged to q
widow woman. have not seen him since"
John here interrupted the speaker by ask
ing: "The widow LeeP" "Yes," replied
William, springing to his feet, ''it is no use
talking any longer; you are my own bro
ther.n Taking his arm from around his
neck, saying, "How have you beenP Where
have you been, that l have not seen you
for SO longH"
Tears OF joy ran down their cheeks. They
talked over the past, Of their travels
from their boyhood days TO the present
talked all night long. They were separated
in the dark days OF slavery, upon the auc-
ton block, twenty-six years ago the LIST OF
January, when men, and women, and chill
dren, because their skin was black, were
denied the commonest rights and sold as
goods and chattels. When the grand Union
army entered Virginia they fled for their
liberty, both not knowing each other. One
reached the 18th Indiana and the other the
18th Indiana volunteers by which they
made their way TO Indiana. William has,
ever since the close Of the war, resided
near Peru, and John about Thorntown,
Lebanon, and KirlIlin