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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
BELLAIRE,
Tho Democratic COnvcntIon-TNrNnd FCath,
erH-LOcnl News,

Tho Democratic COnVcntiOn-TOrRnd Fcnth'
erS Local News.
Mrs, Spottwood Green is very III.
Henry Carr was able to be out Saturday,
Several new telephone wires have been
put up.
Fishermen are quite numerous along
the river banks.
Mrs. W, r. Dntton is visiting at her
fathers, in Glencoe.
Several evil looking snags are showing
themselves in tho river here.
George Kellar is in Philadelphia, where
his mother is dangerously sick.
President s. L. Mooney, Of the B., z. &
o. railway, was in town yesterday.
George Ransom will go to Granville,
near Newark, and open a barber shop.
A number Of BelIairo people will go to
McHeGspot to see the Heil-Richards race.
County Treasurer L. L. McFeeley has
returned TO st, Clairsville with the tax
books.
Mrs. John Dubois has been visiting at
her fathers, James Frazier, near st.
Olairsville.
Hawthorne 4 Bowers had a large car Of
cattle in town yesterday, for the New
York market,
j. ", Coulson will sell his house, store.
room and stock OF paints, having decided
TO so west to locate,
Frank schramm and William shinde.
wolf ara tryinS to arrange ior a boat rSSs
for $50 or $iO0 a side.
Tho Clovolard q piush,r,b train man
ara m.Eing sx,rs Tina ov"rS veal or az.
irs troiTs 1re r rnnrinr JoiIv wee 70
T" 1
rev, ~ +. heeIet W. propaoIy N.Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13
THE BIcYcLERAcEs
Under the Auspices Of the wheeling Wheel
men To-day,

~ AANAAEa
The Wheeling Wheelmsn, the local or
g~snizltloR OF bicyclists, will give their frat
annual road races this afternoon, to be
followed probably in the evening by a
dress parade, and tomorrow afternoon by
IA hill,Cllmblng contest on Fulton hill,
from the foot to the old toll-gste, q dis.
tauce Of 1896 feet,
The rRCes this afternoon will be two in
number, so and 10 miles, respectively,
The longer race will start from the Public
Building in this city at l;20 p, NJ, and the
shorter race from West Alexander twenty
minutes after the tirst contestant in the
thirty mile race reaches that ,plaCs
and turns westward for the city, The
following prizes have been secured;
Thirty Mile Rsce-l, Gold Medal,
wheeling Wheelmea) 2 Columbia Ball
Pedals, (ThOs. Hughea Il Colts Five Dol.
lar l.. A. w, Badge, Mcclure House,; A
Water Color Painting, (JOe l.. Rheesj; .,
Oyclomster, (Clem q, SMITH,
Fifteen Mile Race, Full NIckeled
King Of the Road Lamp, (Stoddsrd, Low,
ering & Coz 2. Eight Dollar Silk I'm.
brella, Henry %sonnebOrnli s., Boston
Shoes, IF, GrubeE) 4, Bicycle Bell, (aogs
s Co.. 5, Bicycle Watch Charm, (Henry
Sonneborn),
The officers appointed by the club ara
Wilbur l.. Wright, Manager Committee
on Arrangements, F, j, L, Hupp, DR., r,
IL, Billiard, l.. A, Beall, Roht, j, Smyth,
jr,; Committee on Prizes, S, o. Carothers,
s, |. Singleton, A, A, Wheat; Committee
on Il deception, tho Wheeling Wheelmen
Referee, Col. A, A, Franzheim; Timers,
Mr., /, 6. Dillon aNd Mr.. F. j, Norton
Checker, Mr., &. B. Harrison. Starters, al
Wheeling-Mr, @. Il. Tracyi at West
Alexander-Mr, II, Sonneborni Judges
for Hill Contest, Mr.. VIII s, Faris and
Mr., W, O, Beans.
1t is expected that a large number oil
wheelmen from other places will be In
the city as contestants in the various
events, and as spectators, With good
weather the event promises to BIO q
memorable success.
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A few days since there was found in a
heap OF DRIFT near Hinton, the county scat
OF Summers county, a small bottle tightly
Corked in which was q small bunch Of dark
hair and a scrap Of paper yellow and soil.
ed, with a stain Of blood on one corner, on
which was written ina fairly good hand
the following:
April 2, 1904,
To any one who may end this:
John Hamilton am lying wounded by
the bank Of New River, l believe fatally
and write this that my people may know
my fate. john HAMILTON.
Village Of Evlngston, Rowan county, North
ii my wife Mary, should ever got this, 1
This was probably written by some Con.
iederate soldier, who possibly lg one oithe
army Of "misslngp recruited from both
sides. Should this fall under the eye OF a
friend, further particulars may be learned
by addressing John D. Reed, Hinton, W.
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Work is being pushed at u lively rate
on both the natural gas pipe lines, The
Manufacturer Company yesterday ex-
tended its ditch on Main street from
Tenth to Eleventh, and completed lis
pipe laying to Market alley, lis connec-
ton with East Wheeling has now reached
from Nineteenth street via South to Mar
ket, up Market 10 South, westward OIL
South to Main, and a considerable dis.
distance up Main. The pipe will crcss
the creek on the stone bridge and at Jacob
street, where 1t has bean laid to the bank.
The West Virginia Company also made
good time yesterday. Its ditch on Chap.
line street was extended half a square
south Of Eleventh and its work on Main
street gained few feet on the other com.
pany's, Its ditch stops at Tenth street,
where it must deasct 10 avoid the bridge
anchorage.
The pipes are bent where necessary by
heating in q wood fire. Being wrought
iron this Is practicable. Where a Y joint
or a right angle occurs specially shaped
pipes are used,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13

TITS Muunerchor and Germauia Sing.
ing Societies, Of this city, will 90 to the
Milwaukee ~sNngerfest via the great Bsltt.
more & Ohio route on a special train Of
magnificent Baltimore 4 Ohio sleeping
cars, elegant day coaches and superb din.
ing cars, The above named societies and
their friends have perfected arrangements
to 20 TO Milwaukee In grand Styls via the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, on Tuesday,
July 20, leaving here At 1865 4. N, city
time. Rate for the round trip only 50 90,
allowing Btopover privileges at Chicago,
both going and returning. The Baltimore
& Ohio takes YOU for miles along the
banks Of Lake Michigan, afFordlnR q grand
view on entering the great city Of Chicago.
Tickets and sleeping car accommodations
can now DO secured by calling on 7, O.
Burke, Ticket Agent baltimore 4 Ohio
Depot
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George King Is able to be around.
Chris Moran, Of Bellaire, was pulled in
yesterday q plain drunk.
Miss Maggie Dorsey Is spending the
week with Wheeling friends.
Miss Jennie Hampton, Of somerton ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Van Pelt.
MiSscB Mary DGyidsonand Minnie KEN.
plo arc visiting friends In Mt. Pleasant
and vicinity.
Some one lost a pair Of working Bhoes
Sunday night which may be had BY call.
Ing at the Martins Ferry jewelry store,
81. Paul's mission, Of the Episcopal
church, will give a lawn tete al the home
Of Miss Ada Morrison, Thursday evening,
A crowd With Billy Moore "a captain.
leave for Short Creek to-day on a fishing
and hunting expedition. Port Coleman
Ia cook and w. II. Humpheryyille Con!s-
Bary.
Hoa, robert Savage, formerly Of this
place, diod at 2Inesville, o., Sunday morn.
Ing at 0 O'Clock and was brought here for
burial IN Walnut Grove cemetery beside
bis vile, the same evening. The funeral
Will take place to-day at 10 o'clock.
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The Wheeling club, which did such
good work against the Z.nesvilles and
steubeuvilles, are getting into trim for
an active campaign. The club has been
strengthened by the addition Of O. Helm.
lein, Of Bridgeport, who will play centre,
Sullivan, Of Bridgeport, who will cover
second, and Nicholson, OF Bsllaire, who
will guard first. The first two were mem.
bers OF the old Standard team and the
latter is well known as a catcher and
second bsseman for the Globes. The
Wheeling boys play at Alliance, o, July
IA, and at New Castle, Pa, July 10 and
10. Arriving home they cross bats with
the successful Steubenvilles at the new
Fair Grounds, July 20 and 81; Neshan.
nocks, Of New Castle, July q and %;
Eries, Of Erie, Pa, July 90, and tho
"Reds," Of Cincinnati, o., August 0 and
Z. Other games will be arranged II the
scheme receives tho encouragement It de.
serves, but the boys will not continue an
enterprise for which they must pay out OF
their own pockets. So all should help
the good cause along by their presence at
the games.
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THIS APpEALsT0Tn NJ LADIES.
Artistic Work Tint VIII Delight Thcm-A
hrtI.f TrcncI,OF.

Artistic Work Tint VIII Delight Thom-An
Artist Teacher.
Lovers Of the beautiful in art now have
an opportunity to crafty their taste which
is rare in the Nail City. Miss Susie S.
Mclean, Of the Pittsburgh Decorative Art
Rooms, arrived in Wheeling yesterday for
the purpose OF maklnga short stay here.
She has with her q collection Of the rich.
est and most artistic work In embroidery,
lustre painting and mole.skln painting
ever seen here, all the product OF her own
taste, skill and experience. The mole.
skin painting is entirely new here,
and the effect Is lovely beyond any
other style Of painting on fabrics. In EN-.
broideries and lustre painting MiBs Nc
Lean also has ONE novelties. Among
these, her work on MULE and boiling.
cloth Is stfikingly delicate and effective.
The collection Is too large and varied TO
describe even hastily In the limits Of a
newspaper article, and Miss Mclean will
take pleasure in showing 1t to ladies who
appreciate such work. She can be found
at Mics j.. u. Wilson's book store, 1908
Market street.
Miss Mclean gives instruction In all
these branches OF art work, on the eye.
tenn Of the famous Decorative Art Rooms
at Pittsburgh. Ladies' will find this an
excellent opportunity TO add to their &C.
compliments, and even the most skilled
In similar work will find much that Is new
and helpful In her work and instructions.
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DoOM TIE OLD TOWN.
Tho Returns of the Annual school nu.
meratiOn Coming In.

Tho Returns of the Annual school Emu.
mcration Coming III.
Mr.. John r. Pipes, the enumerator APP
pointedby tho Board Of Education to take
the school census in the Fifth district,
comprising the Eighth ward, has com.
pleted his labors. He took a careful GEN.
sus OF his ward, which, while 1t is
as reliable as it can be made, may vary
a little owing to the temporary alb.
senCe Of some families. II so, 1t falls short
Of the real population; it certainly does
not overstate 1t. He found in the ward a
total population Of 4 500, an increase over
the enumeration Of 1885 Of 207-over 0
percent. At the same rate Of increase
throughout the city, the population
would now exceed that Of a year
ago by something like 1000. But
allowing the same numerical, not proper.
tional, increase in each Of the Eve districts,
the population would have grown 1855.
It Is certainly increased. Here is q sub
Htantial boom for the old town.
OF the 2B7 increase in the Eighth ward,
1871 were Of children OF school age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13

All three Of tho German singing uocie.
ties Of this city received high praise In
the report Of the musical inspector, Prof,
Won Gumpert, who recently made q tour
OF the country examining the various
societies which desired 10 take part in the
Milwaukee slengerlest, This 10 highly
credltable when " Is known that three
societies from larger cities were rejected.
The Germania will take 20 singers, the
Axiom q and the MnnnetChOt q,
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IIoming rlgcona' FilgAl,

Mr., Michael FtelSmuth,. the barber
whose place OF business is III the StAmm
House alley, Is becoming quite an enthu.
aIaAt over carrier plgeonB. HO has already
ssverai fine birds, Il breeding others and
ia on the lookout for others. He has
read up on the bird, and ls becoming
thoTonphly posted, Yesterday he sent
two birds 10 Flushing and two 70 steuNen;
Vile, Those sent 10 Flushing REACHED
here In i2 minutes and 10 seconds from
the time they were released, and those
from Steubenyille reached here In IA min.
utes 20 seconds, Mt. Freismuth Intends
10 send some birds 10 Cleveland In q few
days In order 10 see In what time they can
make that distance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13

The indications are that tho Young
Mems Christian Association picnic will be
one Of the most successful and pleasant oil
the season. The picnic will be held next
Thursday at Oresap's Grove. The excur-
sion train will leave on the Ohio River
road at 1880 Am. Tickets for the round
trip will DO % cents. Every arrangement
has been made to insure a good time. Not
only tho members are expected to 60 but
all the friends oil the Association. A very
hearty invitation Is extended to ladies as
well as gentlemen.
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oLpsKELEroNs UNEARruED.
Two Sets of IIumnn Homes Found Beneath
N1nIu GI.nnt


Two Sets Of Human bones Found Beneath
Main Street,
Yesterday the workmen engaged in dig
ging tho ditch on Main street between
Tenth and Eleventh for the Manufacturer
Natural Gas Oompany's pipe, dug up q
number OF bones at q depth Of about five
feet. They we're found about half way
from Tenth street to Market alley, Exam
nation showed that they were human
bones, and that the skeleton was intact
when disturbed by the picks oil the work
men,
Tom Perkine, the well.known barber,
saw the bones aud gathered up as many as
he could find unbrOKen. He is somewhat
OF an amateur expert in anatomy, and
readily recognized the different bones.
They had evidently been IN the gravel
where found for u great length OF time,
probably over a century.
A little later another skeleton in simi-
lar condition was found opposite Eleventh
street. 1t was carried OF in pieces by by
ISLANDERS,
The residents Of that part OF the city say
that often in digging CelIArA anu e&caVat'
ing for other purposes skeletons have
been found buried in the ground. Wheth.
or they are remains of Indians buried
there when the banks OF the Ohio were
covered by the primeval forests, or re-
mains OF pioneers buried in the shade of
the stoCkade walls OF old Fort Henry, can
only be coDjectured. Tho old fort
stood on the brow OF the bluff at
the point where, Main street Ia in.
erseCted by Market alley, and
these graves were then on an SSeleva-
ton Of the ground from which the hills
sloped both east and west. This would
be a natural selection as a burial place for
the early settlers during the days Of the
fort. The rumor that a number Of inter.
esting historical articles were found beside
the remains turns out to be withoutioun-
dation. At least it could not be anthem
tiCated.
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The FIVE commissioners appointed at o
special term OF Judge Boyd's court Satur.
day to condemn for the Board Of Educa-
ton four lots belonging to the Wheat es:
tate, located In the Eighth ward, will
meet tomorrow to view the property and
set q value upon 1t. The Commissioners
are Messrs. David GutmAn,S s. ]. Boyd,
Joseph Bodley, Thomas o'Brisn and l.,
n DplanlRin.
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TO MILWAUKEE WITHOUT CHANGE
Go with the carton" aud Avoid Omnibus

Go With tile "AflOh" nild Avoid Omnibus
Transfers and DClhyS-llound Trip 90 90.
The "Arion'' have selected the Pan.
Handle route for the Milwaukee excursion
for the reason that Pullman palace sleep.
ing cars would be run through from Wheel.
ing 10 Milwaukee and that those not desir.
i1gtleHpers would not have omnibus tranH.
iets, the connections being made In Union
Depot at Chicago. The charge for sleep,
Ing car berth 10 Milwaukee will DO Rs low
90 other lines charge at Chicago. DO not
forget this. A guilClenl number OF apple
cations have already been received 10 oil
several BleeperB and orders should DO
made early 70 any OF the undersigned for
hetthS, Bothat ample accommodations may
be provided. The special train will leave
the Pan. Handle depot al 1i10 II. NJ. Tues.
day, July 20, arrive Chicago $3.50 4. NJ,
Milwaukee 1000 A., Il, Tickets will be-
good going July IL, 20 and q, and good
Tor return passage until July 80. Btob
can be made At Chicago either going or re.
turning, For tickets and further lhlotmS.
ton call on +, RlesteF, ll46 Main steel,
Otto Jaeger, I. Cruise, at SoabfiRhls
store, Edmund booking o. A. BChaeIef &
Co., corner Market and Fourteenth streets,
q. Ticket Agent, Panhandle Depot,
Wheeling w, Va,
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wheeling and MUundsvlilo Camp Train.
On and alter July 10 and until further
notice the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railtoad will
run Especial train between Wheeling and
MOundsvllle camp ground daily, except
Sunday, leaving Wheeling at 0il0 A. NJ.
and Oi10 r. NJ. Returning leave camp
ground at Oj6OA ", and $3.50 II. No Wheels
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IT pays to trade At BohronS'.
National sWnEOrfSSt al milwaukee,,

NFohAuTioht W MulWNuhru'
For the National spngeiieat, 10 DO held
at Milwaukee, Wis, July 10Th 10 goth,
1880, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, will sell round trip tickets at low
excursion rates, For tmsoi trains, rates,
sleeping car Accommodations, &C., call
Upon Or address agents Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad,
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Beldire Ind1pendeht.
A. @. Kilgore, q farmer living Just back
OF West Wheeling, has ten cherry trees
from which he has lust picked z, 1888 quarts,
or 50 bushels and s quarts, These at i've
cents q quart would bring $751; 85, but
many OF them sold for more than this.
This has been q remarkable season for
fruit, and this 10 only n Of many big
Yields we have heard OF.
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II You would enjoy your dinner and are
BB %sSSSiaiTS sD " a''R fEsy st 9' q A 6S.ilIys 9 Ci,,c
lof dyspepsia, indigestion, aitulenCy and
constipation, We guarantee them. %
and % cents Of Logan& Oo'S and CHARLES
Menkemellef'R,
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Charles Hartford, Of New Castle, West.
chester Co., N. Y, suffered with typhoid
fever, and was given up to die. He was
restored to health in one week by taking
i've Brandreth Pills every night and
drinking plentfully OF oatmeal cruel, A
few doses Of Braudreth's Pills will inyari.
ably cure any kind OF fever. MwFaw
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SPRING md Summer stock just re.
ceiyed. An elegant and complete line o.
Suitings, PantNIOOniDgs ana OYerCOat'
ingS, which We will make up In the best
O. HESS u SONS,
1891 e. 1928 Market Street.
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tgu 10 call " our
and examine The Standard Ro.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eel, easiest and stilest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
white Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Whiting Machines,
Write for catalogues.
EDw. L, Ross 4 Co,
b6 Twelfth street,
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@eal gstate,
FOR SALE.

Double Brick House, No. 100 and 10! Fifteenth
street, 8 rooms to each house; water on Cscl ll5of;
giGs thr0ughouh aud ! fooped FflInG llOuG On
No. 74OH Market street, 5 rooms. rite SlHCO.
Terms easy-SHO CASH q long lluiU aud small pay.
mGulS on balance,
Business, House and dwelling, No. 2Ol Main
street. lFlco 5000.
No olS NcocilGcI street. 6 rooms. phes l,s@.
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WAsnlSoroS, D. O., July 13.-1A. Nj
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather,
followed by local rains, stationary tempera-
ture, variable winds. L,
For Ohio and West Virginin, light local
rains, followed by fair weather, stationary
temperature, variable winds, generally
anukharlV.
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To milwaukee, In Pullman Uars-ilouhd
TFip 90 90,

Trip 90 90.
Those desiring aleeping car accommo.
datlong should apply early 70 !. Rlester,
lao Main street, Train will leave the
Panhandle depot July 20, at 1:l0 r, ~,
city time, aud BleeperB will be run through
to Milwaukee. This 10 the only route
that does not require an omnibus transfer
Of OhlcaRo.
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Special sunday Excursion Vln the II, 4 o,n.H,
Commencing Sunday, June 0, and con.
tlnulng during the summer months, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion tick.
cts 10 Pittsburgh and return at the rate Of
81 30, and Washington and return 81.
Trains leave, city time, bi0j A. NJ, 1895 a,
n, and 1885 " M,
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National Encumpment of the q. A.
Nam ErnnplaCn,

For the National Encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic at, San Fran.
cisco, the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round tipexCursion tickets,
at low rates, and over the different routes.
For routes, rates, &O., call Upon OF address
agents Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yeBterday:
z a. NJ. 72e IL NJ, $50; 8 p. Nj, S5i Z. 7.
M. HIo.
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ROME, July 12.-The cholera returns for
today are: Brindlsi, 90 new cases, IS
deaths; Latino, 10 new cases, 10 deaths;
Fontano, 22 now cases, 10 deaths; Venice,
10 new CaseP, a deaths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13

TAXI tho Baltimore & Ohio to the Nil.
waukee% Saengerleet, II will put you there
aye hours quicker than any other Hls'
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches Oh tho installment plan
whereby you can secure II watch At once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JCwcler,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SITS.
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REMEMBER the CONCERT by the Norfolk
Miss or Singers In U. P. church, July II,
at 8 r. II,
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proposals,
10 Contractors and Builders.

gealCd proposals will DO received by the Jso,,J
Of Education Of NJ chic District lMf LuiIdigr
new School HOnss on CRldwells liln, In Sli
Richie District, after the plans aud sIetiIg,tSTT''
OF school house already built In SID dbttISt
Bond 10 be glveu for the full sum Of lbs C1st oi
said school house 10 Insure iulnllmentO OF c0ntrnFt
The Board OF EduCntlOn reserves the right iOb,
Loot any or all the bids. B.ts 10 BE- UpynGI Friday.
July 10, 1856 $50"
For further Information call en- John Wright
Twenty,ninth street '''4'
Iy order Of Board Education OF Rl.,hlc District
Il H., UklsNELL,'
iEl2 T. .. Box IS. Mhee'lut ". Va.
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Therhotcher Benefit.

Tho concert given In Masonic Hall al
N.SI.'iIIS H., 'nn -. 1870 Lnnoat II
hlouhusVllIe lSSt eVenlug l3f 1ne D9nent Q
ne : WIDOW ana n fanny Oh tne ,Ss9 iseV. =
Z. ! ha.Unel aiiIeu ~ Iqgen1 'on
was !srg Ely attenGea anu nugeay en!oyeu
w ~. ine lol!owahs une programme "as
artlstIcally fenuefeu'
Instrumental duet .,"%r""N Misses Baker and Blake
V SGI'aIIIV SSt .i nuIT,Ss'nI Isy Iii;;iT' ''''''''; I,s ~ I R0SeIs
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IT pays to trade at II. +. Behren's stores.
The best houssksepefs have known II for
many years His business speaks for
iWeui