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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in III. CITY aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Seaman, OF Baltimore, IN exten.
sive glass buyer is here buying his fall
stock.
Miss May, one OF Marshall county's
charming teachers, was in the city yes
tcrday.
Mrs. Martin Thornton and children
have left for Horuetsburg, o., to enjoy Il
few weeks visit.
Mrs. John c. Rihcldaffcr and child
are expected home to-day from two
months visit with friends in Minneapo-
lis and Chicago.
Messrs. Henry White, of Romney, and
John A. Myers, OF MOrgantown, were
among the West Nirginians ut the
Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. c. i. LANCE, Of st. Louis, glass
buyer representing house that usually
places large orders with the CONCERNS
hereabout, is at the Stamm.
Nlr. Chauncey Dewey leit for the cast
ern summer resorts yesterday afternoon,
and will remain there until Yale College,
OF which he is student, rropens Tor the
coming year.
Mr.. John j.. Patterson, OF st. Glars
Vile, X. j. Beatty, OF Steubenville, the
glass manufacturer, james Irish, n we'll
known wool buyer OF Pawtucket, Rhode
Island, aud Judge james Morrow, jr., OF
FaIrmont, were at the Mcclure house
yesterday.
Capt. Henry Seamon has received a
letter from his son, Prof. VIII Seamon,
OF Crozet, Va, saying that he has re-
ceived an offer, which he will accept, OF
the Chair OF Analytical Chemistry in the
University of Missouri. where is the best
equipped and largest chemical laboratory
west OF the Mississippi.
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THE TRIP TO COLUMBUS.
The Arrangements of tho Wheeling G. a.
Il. for the Reunion.

The Arrangements OF the Wheeling G. a.
II. for the Reunion.
The three G. A. r. posts in this city
have deputized Comade Theodore Roll
Ter to arrange for sleeping car facilities
for all who desire to 60 to Columbus to
attend the coming National Encamp-
ment of the q. A. r., and the Twelfth
Reunion OF the Society OF the Army of
West Virginia, which are to be held at
the same time. There is going TO he n
grand rush to Columbus to attend these
events and sleeping accommodations
will be very scarce. All the room in the
hotels is already engaged and many OF
the private boarding houses have dis
posed of the quarters they have for rent.
Arrangements have been made with
the Pullman Company, through Capt. j.
T. Lane, the b. & O.s passenger repre-
sentative here, for sleeping acCommodG-
tons for three days at 81 per head.
These ears will be used going and COM
ing, and as sleeping quarters at Column
bup i,r those occupying berths IN them.
The rate, 81, is one OF the most reasons.
bic ever offered. 1t is necessary, how
ever, that all q. a. Il. men, theirlricuds
and others who intend going to CnlGn-
bus to attend these Reunions, shogii
engage their berths from Mr.. Roller az
his office on Main street, AT once, as
there are posts in Il number OF other
cities that intend adopting the sleeping
car plan. Captain Lane can secure for
Wheeling as many sieepers us are want
ed, provided he is informed in time to
engage them before other cities put in
their orders. Mr.. Roller has the dia-
grams nj his office
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At New Orleans, La, on Tuesday (al-
ways the second Tuesday monthly, July
10, 1855, the2lSth Grand Monthly Draw
ing of the Louisiana State Lottery took
place under the sole management, MS
usual of Gems. &. I. BeHuregard, OF La,
and Jubal A. Early, Of Va. The prizes
varied III amount from 100000 to 500.
The public like to hear OF the successes.
No. 1885, drew the First Capital Prize
OF 100000. 1t was sold in fractional
twentieths ut 81, sent TONI. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. Two.twentieths were
mid to Weldon Van steinburgh, and
Chas. Emmerich, GS Columbia ST., New
York; one to Sydney Potter, l,3l5 Elm
St., Dallas, Tex; one to II. B. Strange,
Dallas, Tex; two to the Angl o'Caliior-
mia Bank, Limited, San francisco, CAL;
one to Josiah @. Mitchell, Boston, Mass. ;
one to Andrew Gallagher, l3l Hamp-
shire St, Boston, Mass; tue remaining
parts were held elsewhere. No $3.50
drew the Second Capitnlprize oiSlO0,OOO;
also sold in like manner in twentieths.
One to depOsitOr, through Peoples
Bank, New Orleans, La; one TO =. Is.
Richards & Co., New York city; one
to j. J. Beyelle and Frank Mckeon, Mo-
bile, Ala; one to First National Bank
Of Mobile, Ala. one to Barnet Hodes,
New York city, etc, etc. No. 4Is43
drew the Third Capital Prize OF $4,000,
also sold In fractional parts OF twenti-
eths, two paid TO Norfolk National Bank
OF Norfolk, Va; two to Il depositor,
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co., OF San
Francisco, CAL; two to James NJ. Jen-
kius, Rome, Ga; one to Moses Diselets
and one to j. W. Patterson, both OF Hav-
erhill, Mass; one to Southwestern Ma
tional Bank OF Philadelphia, Pa, No.
SIS, $50 drew the Fourth Capital Prize oil
S25, 600, also sold in twGntieths at$l each.
The prizes went everywhere, hither
and yon. The names OF many winners
are withheld by special request, which
is always granted when made-and it all
goes over again on Tuesday, September
II, 1888. On application TO NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, all Informs
ton relative thereto will be given. Woo
Fortune, which you can, before it is too
late. DkW
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The roof OF the one mile tunnel this
side OF Flushing, on the Cleveland, Lo'
rain 4 Wheeling road, over the river,
iell yesterday with Il terrible crash. A
passenger train had just passed through
coming east, when the fall occurred,
This tunnel, it will be remembered, fell
in few weeks since, .5urSinga number
al cars. 1t is said the last fall came from
The top OF the hill, and the sky can be
seen through the opening. 1t will take
rome time to romove the fallen earth.
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Council met Inst night and disposed OF consld
cradle business,
The Sherman House, lately opened up by Mr.
Clark, is doing splendid business.
The laborcrs ut the .Etna mill have struck fOl
II ten cent per day advance In wagcs.
Carl NeugGrt who fell ON'a porch Monday, 4
getting nlong as well as can beexpectcd.
The Bridgeport boys played the Qulckstops, oil
OF the Island, game OF ball yesterday and wcrC
defeated by II score OF toe.
Miss NJ. Conrad, Of BurgCttstnwn, Pa, who has
been visiting MrS. William Fox, was suddenly
called home by the death Of an aunt, much to the
regret OF her many friends here.
An unknown lady near PRsco, fell IN well
yesterday, n distance OF fifteen feet, breaking
her knee cap and sustaining other severe IN,
juricS that will lay her up for several days.
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\ large number OF colored citizens
among them the members of the Wheel.
ing Patriarchato OF the G. U. O. O. +
lett last night OH the Baltimore & Ohio
road for GAINESVILLE, where the regiment
10 which this Patriarchate belongs is tC
assemble to-day. The Patriarchate OK,
poets to do some drilling there under
command of Capt. I. L. Lewis, First
Lieutenant John Washington and
Second Lieutenant George King. Prof
Jones is Most Venerable Patriarch. He
left for GAINESVILLE on Monday,
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

4 full line of lightweight Scrges, Pin
Checks and Drap dc Etcs, which we are
prepared TO make up In the best style at
reasonable prices.
Balbriggan Underwear at 81 90 u
Suit aud upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
ut 80 cents and upwards, nj
G. HESS Il SONS,
1921 \ 1928 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

is NATURES own true laxative, 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and leveIs; to cure babitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess,
r. B. Burt and .. Menkemiller At
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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A Rrightful Skin Disease.
SufferIngs Intense. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores.
Cured bYthe Cutlcura Remedies.


MlssRs. STEVENS & BRuNGR, Monroe, n. c.:
bar Sis;-About two months RgO, on y0ur
recommendation. bought bottle OF CutIcun
RCsOlvent, one Box CutiCuru Salvc, and one
cake Of Cutlcum Soap. for my son, aged thirteen
years, who has been afflicted with eczema for u
long timC, and am pleased TO say that | believe
the remedies have cured him. His suiIcTngs
were lnlcn5c. his head being nearly raw, his eats
being gone except the gristle, ana his body was
covered with sores Ills condition was irlghtlul
to behold. The sores have now all disappeared,
his skin Is healthy, eyes bright, cheerful In dis.
position, and Is working every day. My neigh.
bOrs arc witnesses TO this remarkable cure, and
the doubling ones ART requested to call or write
me, OF any Of my Reishbefs.
wM. S. STEPHENSON.
Winchester p. o., Union Co, NC,
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in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
laore beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liver and Stomach,
md does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, X. b,
Burt and c. Menkemeller. At Bellaire
10y NJ. n. Mercer.
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CHICAGO, ILL, August "A dispatch
from Standing Rock, OAK, says: "From
developments Sunday it was believed
that the conference between the com
missioncrs and the Indians would be
closed yesterday, but the commissioners
averted defeat by refusing to confer be-
fore Wednesday. In the meantime
Agent Mclaughlin, who has a wonder
fuI influence with the Indians, will work
night and day in camp and at the agency
to convert the redskins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

-Four Roomcd New Cottage Oh aonulN'.H
Camp Ground, .,.f,.ff.,
No. 1872 MCCOlloch street, jfoon' ain cg'I.
can be bought for slgr. ,.f..a.,.
No. 2jOj Fol street Q rooms aut .., ,.y
ground Il feet front, running Ipalltf, l-l ly,t
House and Lot No. 90 Main ..t'.i Nt.N.tt
Centre aud Burke streets, Martin 'tfi! 1o''"
OF ElSOn Giilss WORKS. house hh' w i.'''' %
store room nud cellar; hydmut IN l.5'. ,....
Six rOomCd Brick House, 80, - At!u '''''.
Many other Houses, Lots aud Fun, l1I ,ls
Pcrsonai attention given te lac tp1'',I,u ~ n
rents and other accounts Tie pufc.h's a.- '1 4.r
OF real estate, the prosecution d, ''..I,'
Pension, Bounty, 80. fcnsipg, are y. ~ .'..,'
when properly presented. MANY '''''''
should be rated higher. ,,,.......rI,. o.n.
address
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DRINK Malto, % cents bottle,


Change of Time ON the p. G. 4 st. l.. Ey'
New time table taking effect Sunday,
August 8, make trains arrive and depart
as follows, city time; Leave 7:2O a. M,
1885 y. m, 1920 p. M, and $40 p. m.
Arrive $500 q. M, II u. M, $40 p. M,
and 900 p. m. Train LEAKING at 20 a.
III. for Pittsburgh pnd train leaving
Pittsburgh $40 p. m, for Wheeling run
through solid.
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Boston. August There continues a good
demand for wool: Ohio and PGnnsylyAnln y -
271sc; NN 26aegc; No. l. 3la.i9c; Michigan y 2ltgH
&c, fine delAnc 9Oaglc for Ohio 2ia1sc for Men,
igan' combing woods quiet; pulled woods stendyi
Australian woods arm; carpet woods dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

NIVNIIVtI NJ % VUI ~ I6oI
THE POTTER DRuG & CHEMICAL Co.:
Conference.-The. Vim. s. Stephenson, Of thi,
county. brought his son TO town tOdny to let u,
see him, and To show us what CullCura Rene
dies had done for him This Is the case referred
To In our letter to You sOmG time ago. To look
at the boy now, one would suppose that there
had never been anything the matter with him
aud herewith inciOse what his father has 10 say
about the matter-wtote II Just ns he dictated
We are selling quite quantity OF CutlCur
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for them.
We regard the CuticuH Remedies the best In the
market, and shall do all wc can to promote their
sale. Yours truly,
STEVENS < BRUNER.
Druggists and Pharmacists.
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DRINK Malto, it is pleasant.


On and after Sunday, May 9, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling 10 Sistersville and return
81 80, Wheeling to Paskersburg and re-
turn s. %. Tickets good one day only.
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots In old Fair Grounds, Zano's
Orchard, North and South Front streets and
South Penn street. at very low figures.
-Four lioomed Cottage for 500.
Seven RoomGd House, No. q South York
street, bathroom, Sc
six KOOlned Brick House, southwest corner
fhirty.ciShth and Wood strtcl; win pay as an
investment.
Five Roomed House, No. u Snrlh Broadway
street. all in lHt class condition; vii. make II
very pleasant home.
Seven EOOlncd House, No rs North Front
street; river lot, on high ground
Five ROOmCd House at 40 Market street; u
good property cheap,
AgOCd Three ROOtncd Cottage, lot 33Xl.O. No.
" South Huron street 500.
Dwelling Houses always on hand for rent
iy3l C, O, SMITH. lglU Main St
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WASHINGTON, d. c., August S.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylva.
mia, rain aud local storms, slightly cooler,
variable winds,
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Gbt Sutelltotuttr.
Omoo, Nos, "a aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


Unprecedented Attraction - Louisiana State
1.OItcCy Company.
Jersey Milk shakc--R. II, List--Hcad OF Local
\ Chrd-GcO ". JOhnSOn's Sons.
Al FcHUnS ClC.-W. G. Smith.
GrHnd COnCert-llCaly's Garden saloon.
iosi-Layn BTCRstpin.
Grand PicnIc-whccling Butchers A@ocia.
lOn.
Farmer, Reposltory-Hogc& Bro.
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Mt. Lake has the advantage OF being
near home and easily reached. The 5lt.
Lake Park Hotel offers superior accom-
modations at reasonable prices.
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We have still few pairs LETT Of those
ladies' and misses 5Oc and zoe fine opera
slippers. j. W. AMIcE 4 Co.,
ll43 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

WE hive the only successful machine
md method Of dcmagnetizing watches
in WeSt NirGlnia
JACOB ". GRUBB, JCweler,
Cor. Twelfth Il Market SITS.
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The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
Etore, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered ms follows:
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FURS!


Ladies having Seal Sacques they wish
to have repaired, redyed, or changed
into Jackets or Short Wraps, should
send them to j. G. Bennett IL Co. s Fur
Factory, corner of Wood street and Fifth
avenue, Pittsburgh. They insure good
work at reasonable prices, and are the
best known Fur House in the country.
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Assignee's Sale.
Assigaee's Sale Of La Belle Glass Works,

In pursuance Of I'M order Of the no
batc Court OF Belmont county, Ohio ! HI
offer for sale at public affection un lI'
premises. NJ bridgeport. Ohio, SAiJ RlAl,
AUGUST II, 1855, ut | o'clock y, NJ, We rA
estate, buildings aud Rppgftrnanrrs a. lhei
Belle Glass CO., consisting Oi near I've Ncie d.
land md iorIy'livc ncrcS Ol coal, which T., T..
gcthrr with the giass factory b"IhtnE' tuie'N
inctOry building gOxliO feet, u loot story ilIogi
basement, stone and brick walls, llfr'rrpoi l,ooF
and metnl roof. including one Nicholson Ga
iurnnCc, 10 pot one side tease furnace, - l"l
lCcrs, glory holes Ruby put, hnl mnll g5t1,
building containing other Departments lIAs
feet, two lO-iOOt stories nnl lVIp1l bi'tHtl
first floor hre.proOi composition ruol Oflrt ai,
stone willis, including cmgnc, boll'f' ma.-
lines OF shaftIng, belts puIIcys, beHAlut l'a1,
nnd pipes, blower pipe, elevator, gas, steam w.
water pipes aud fixtures, all appraised al w.
This property eau be sold TOT s-"''r ]"
higher bid is offered. ,.....
Terms OF SALG-Ouc halt cash Agb tralh,
der IN two equal annual payments, 70 bctHIH
by mOrtgagcOn said premises, TINS W9irilt
situated on the ohio river has bNll,Ag ~
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh aud Cleveland i,5Al
Il Wheeling railroads. Also the main HHa "
Wheeling Natural Gas CO, passes factory.
ADDISON IluNiSvN'
Assignee The In Hrstr "h>s'"
ST. CLAIR KELLY Attorney. n..- !. -.
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A Ill KINDS OF BOOK ANp III ii
"a Printing neatly aud promptly exc
tic Ininlllgencer Job Rooms.
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GENTLEMEN who want n very fine,
light, stylish dress shoe, should get
Stacy, Adams & Co. Is make.
]. W. AMicE & CO.,
Sole Agent.
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pINPLEs, black. heads, red, rough, chapped and
I'm oily skin prevented by CutiCum Soap.
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CutlCurn the great skin cure, aud CutlCurA
Soap prepared from ii, externally, and CutlcuFa
ResOlvent, the new blood purifier, internally,
are positive cure for every form Of skin and
blood disease, from pimpes 10 scrOiuln.
Sold everywhere. Price, CntlCun, &c.; Soap,
&c; RCsolycni, 81. Prepared by the PoTTER
DEU0 AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass.
pB-send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases, /" O.
pages, 20 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-09
The chinch Bug.

TIE eiinch t0g promises 10 - almost -
great Geyzst4ter of crops in this coanfry a.
the raboss Is TO Australia unless science sy<-si-
ify CONES 10 the relief 0f the American far
n1er- Ia rE1st Of the Sszis Il : deing some
damage and in Hlore fhaa one IL ie=-ruc1ive-
nes equals thar OF visitation Of grzsskcP-
pers- Unlike the latter !; does nOs make rs
appearance AZ long intervals. bGs reappezrs
in consecutive SEASONS and generally in IN
c7easing nEmber=- II some counties Of n
hnois to snch proportions hiss the plague Of
cainch-6zg grown that the farmers have
agreed among themselves to gr3u 10 grain
crops 80, two or three years in hopes that by
this means il xiil Be externain-ied The t.r-
mers Of Hore than one county in on, are
thinking from the appearance OF some Of
their crops that they might jus; as well do
the same thing. Ihe subject S one that
should ens2ee the special attention Of the
Department Some means Of
the destructive bug FAUST be
found quickly.
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why Taey Flop

IN sqeakins of iit. aany ssrarl-es - E-ilii-
ical Eaish The vh-.-liag f,sf-l.sfs-os says
The Res.ui,i.caa lse~sg,sf.ss arr s.as 10 ar
rouace the changes which are fzsins place
n f4sor q thcsr Fssiy. Wherever f,ra.e-
Democrat deltsnss rs isteitsau - sssaTors
tbs Espub.s. "a nss.sliress tb. Es7zh.icaa
nsxspaPers urln; the fsrl and sil1z their
pleasure b<rasise q z Lsaaoc-atic Deuspa-
Te-s-s2re ras hal the og1ssft l.ssiry % an
n0uncs - Fnany etlnses tGt Whenever The
ch2noe oSne= they esnbs2rs if Just as the Re
p,stliEan newspapers iay flsl.i as ftesr Elc-e
f,eqneat opF-sstgsElilie~. Therr is, however.
marked l5is-reflse n aa lmVorlaBi paTsie-
niar- The Democrats newspapers b not
give The reason f5T the changes tAe Espab-
Han FapeTs do Why : this Every Dem
ocrat who coDs 0veE % the szp2orz of the
Republican lieket cozlss On the tariH Issue.
Every Republican who goss o-e- 70 tae
DemoSrztic ticket dos L IN the sane issue-
Democrats eoms beca1se they isslieveia Pro
teefioE % American iniastrses and dssi-e 70
eo-ofe-sfe with party who's votes 10 faTo-
q Protection 70 Anls-ic1a industries. Rs-
publicans 20 beSaase they believe in fire
trade ard desire - silssain party wlsicll
votes for Free Trss.ia- The Rsplblieza Is--ss
las neither rsasaa nsr desire t. c1zcezi ile
t.s-fS ia aay esss ~ sesnFersisg
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Disgraced and Dead.

Shortly afteT . o'ciocken Thursday morn
ing. A agust md. May Patton. Of Johns;oSn,
sllof and killed Charles Deknight. 4 well
kaexu yoans nan Of IAErencsTiile. and
then blew her brains Oaf. The traseiy took
Pize= in the Metropolitan Hosei. 90 the cor
Iser Of Grant street ana Seventh avenue. at
Pii1sblrsii- The cause vii probably never
BE- known.
The couple called At the hot-l al oeIock
that morning DeKniyht registered Is c.
Lewis ard wife. Of Johnsiown. They were
given room. and nothing more was heard
frosa them until O'Clock. Ehen the guests
were startled by the repor1 of two pistol
shots in quick sucoeSsioR- The hOtei clerk
rzu 20 the room, but the door was locked,
ard il was necessary 10 break il doxn 10 e.
fz1i an entrance 4 terrible sight then net
his gaze. On the so0r was DeKnigtt. dead
With bullet hole n his tenn ls. and laying
on the SIDE q the bed wss The woman. also
dead. with The blood f-ickling from a wound
in hsr bead and the revolver still tightly
clasIed IN her hand DeHnighi was in street
attire. bat the woman was en- disllahiile Il
Is supposed ihat they guArrelesl, and that De
Knight vas about 70 leave the room when
be vas shot.
Both moved in good society The girl
was the daughter Of furniture dealer in
Johnstown. aud has always borne good
reputation She vas quite handsome. about
twenty years Of age. DeKnigit vas a Pull
man ear conductor. ard lived with his par
enfs in LAwreneeville- He was about tEen-
ty-E,ur years Of age In searching the room
a ieiie- Wzs fo1nd from the girl II was al
dressed 20 Jesse Thurow, Huntington, PA-,
and stated that She was going 10 commit
s.r,s,.i.ll
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New CentrevilIe TENS.

Tie weather Is beautiful
The oa,s Is riIsring very Last, and by an
other week VIII De really for the re4pe-s.
Sunday hunting mast De stopped If the
city slks do not knox the law, they must be
Taught L.
The tarmers are about through with tie
hay There : 10 complaint in ogr vicinity
about the crop. Tor il Is more abundant than
for years
During the past few weeks the summer
resorters fronl Pitrsburgh and Braddock are
arriving rapidly The Flick house IS filled TO
overtloEiHg srlsi the wal,e- house has some.
too We think i would be go..i invest
nlenf for sonle of our capitalists II cred a
building fJr their sF-csal accommodation.
The Glade Normal. which Is under the su-
Feryisioil of Prof y. g. Klein. i in a boom
ins condition The students seem TO take q
wonderful interest IN the work assigned ~
them The ialks thai are given on mental
science and on the theory Of teaching are
very good, and vii b Of great value in The
scllool-room-
We are glad that orr worthy County 81
perinien,len5 has gwen such an elaboraie re-
port Of the proceedings Of The schools under
his supervision BY having these reports
Published oar citizens can ~ee 4. glance the
small amount Of wages paid TO the teachers
of The couHty. and also whether the standard
Of education Is advancing. or on a stap,istiH
The report i in pamphlet form, and should
be pat into the hands OF every citizen ofour
county.
Has
Nv CEyrREvrlLE Angast , ISIS.