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Special DiSpdteh 10 ne IRteltgeHeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 16.-Tht
House convened at 10 a. M, and wa
opened by prayer by Rev. Roller.
The following committees were ap
pointed:
Committee on Privileges and Elec,
tions-Gibson, Welch, Simpson, Morgan
Of Marion; Brown, Lockhart, Linville,
Hartley, Stone, Holle.
Special Committee on Ventilation oi
Hall-Bryte, Campbell and Thomas.
The following bills were introduced
By Mr.. Lynch, Of Harrison county,
House bill No. 53, amending the act in.
cooperating the Odd Fellows Lodge ol
Clarksburg.
BY Mr.. Thomas, Of Putnam county,
House bill No. 81, regulating the rate Of
State taxes.
By Mr.. Morgan, of Welzel county,
House bill No IS. in regard to distraint
for taxes Of the property OF a tenant.
By Mr.. Finley, OF Tucker county,
House bill No. So, providing for appoint.
ment Of q State Board OF Worlds Fair
Managers, prescribing their duties and
appropriating money for their expenses.
By Mr. Garden, OF Ohio county, House
bill No. 81, relating to repairing and
maintaining county roads, bridges, ETC.,
and granting discretionary power to
county courts 10 levy tolls.
Dy Mr.. White, OF Ohio county. by re-
quest, House bill No. 5S, to refund TO
Joseph Ssybold SS,650, forfeiture on bail
of Harry SeVbOld.
By Mr.. Prince, OF Raleigh county,
House bill No. so, in regard to issue Of
c ipias pro fine.
by Mr.. Pugh, OF Hancock county,
House bill No. 90, concerning sheriff's
commissions for collecting district taxes.
By Mr.. Hanen. OF Marshall county,
House bill No. 6l, amending the code
concerning the school Law and Sheriff .
settlements with school boards. Also,
House bill No. 62, concerning the collec.
tion oftaxes and allowing the Sheritf's
discount OF q per cent on all taxes paid
on or before certain fixed advertised
time.
By Mr.. Shaw, OF Barbour county,
House bill No. 63. granting use Of school
houses to Farmers Alliance under car
tain regulations.
By Mr.. Gibson, Of Jefferson county,
petition Of Charles D. Wysong, praying
for release from erroneous taxation. He
also called up the resolution offered yes
terday amending House rule "a, author.
izing the appointment OF a standing
committee en- labor. Adopted.
Mr.. Young, Of Upshur county, called
up House Joint resolution No. 8.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Pugh, OF Hancock county, q
resolution providing that the earnings Of
married woman shall be her own and
not subject to, or liable for her husbands
debts. Laid over.
By Mr.. Welch, OF Mineral county, a
resolution asking the Judiciary Com.
mittea to consider the propriety Of
amending the law relating to the divis-
ion of finances, giving relief to party
aggrieved.
By Mr.. Holt, Of Hampshire county, a
resolution asking the Committee on Ed.
ucation to inquire into the expediency
OF abolishing teschers' institutes and re-
port by bill or otherwise.
Adjourned till 10 a. M. tomorrow.
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Getting out Of the Fix.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 1G.-ThO Demo
Gratis have evolved a plan to settle the
legislative muddle. Charles Duer ha
arrived from Choteau county to begin (
contest for tue seat in the Senate o
John Power, who was declared elected
by q small majority on the ground tina
voters at Fort Benton were intimidated
Ehis, II successful, will give the Demo
Gratis o two.thirds vote in the Seuat'
aud give them a chance to impeact
thsir presiding officer, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Rickerts, or the Supreme Court
in case the latter undertakes to inter
isre with the asserted intention Of thI
Legislature to manage its own atfairs.
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LoxRoX, Jan. ls.-Mr. Lincoln arrived
at the railway station here at 10 o'clock
this morning. The staff Of the Ameri.
can legation were awaiting his arrival
and when he descended from the car.
ripge he was given warm welcome. A
number Of newspaper men Gought to
interview Mr.. Lincoln in regard TO the
BuhriDg Sea question but he refused TO
aaY anYthlnR upUn the topic.
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on Ahead Of development

Speeial Dipateh 10 Inc IatsliQeM6.
MANNISGToN, W. Va, Jan. l6.-oil
was struck at noon to-day in the we'll on
the Blaker farm, situated about five miles
southwest of this place. The hole filed
up 400 feet with Gil in ten minutes after
topping the pay sand, when 1t was shut
down to make connections, The well is
three miles ahead OF developments and
the strike was quite'n surprise, even to
the owners. IL was drilled by the Logan
Oil Company, which have a large block
OF territory surrounding. The strike is Of
importance to the field and will turn de-
velopments in that direction.
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SAN Francisco, Jan. I6.-The Ameri,
can Brewery Association of San Francis
co was organized yesterday. Adolphu'
Busch, OF St. Louis, was elected Presi,
dent. Other prominent brewers and
capitalists were elected directors. Be
tween two aud three million dollars will
be expended in the plant. The brewery
is started in opposition 10 the English
syndicate which recently bought out al
the breweries In San Francisco.
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Tho Lnrre.t Dor in the No,ld.

Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin Company
claims this honor. The dog in question
weighs 203 pounds, stands thirty-fvG
inches high to the shoulder and meas
ures seven feet from tip to tip, and cos
Mr.. Stetson $1,000. He was originally
the property OF the Gear Of Russia anc
was presented by him to Miss MarguritI
Fish, the well known actress, aud sole
by her to Mr.. Bradenburg, OF mussnn
fame, and was exhibited by him in al
the leading cities Of the United statel
and can be seen daily in the monster
street parade given by the company.
which will exhibit at the Opera Houst
this afternoon and evening.
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N, Trnpl,le ON the M, Paul,

KANSAS CRY, No., Jan. l6.-The st.
Paul railroad officials here say they have
received no word that any operators
have resigned. The Kansas City diyis-
ion is working all right, and the ofliciala
say they are refusing applications for
work. The local operators are Brother
hood men, and they were at their keys
as usual this morning.
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any druggist tries to sell you his own
cough medicine, remember he does Il
because he makes more money on It.
Insist on having Kemp's Balsam for th,
throat and lungs, for there is no cough
remedy 90 pure and none so quick .
bseak up cold. For influenza, soreness
Of the throat and tickling irritation with
constant cough Ksmp's Balsam is an i'm.
mediate cure. Large bottles 50c and 81.
At all druggists. 4
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Tho Rlver cuaI operators.

PITTsBURa, PA, Jan. l6'-RIver coal
operators, and Aessrs. Rea and Mcbride,
representing the 1000 striking miners,
held conference here this afternoon.
The ontire ground was gone over, but
the operators absolutely refused TO pay
the advance. Mr.. McBfide, for th,
United Mine Workers, then sanctioned
the strike and said furthermore that tn,
scale to be insisted on next year In both
river and railroad mines will be 90 cents
nef tom,
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GopERtcH, oST., Jan. l9.-Donald Nc
Kinnon, a ysll.to-do fisherman, and his
wife Rachel, were found in their reSl.
dence here yesterday suffering from
what the phy5iCiaus allegs to be mortal
bullet wounds. Their dispositions were
taken and differ. McKinnon says both
attempted to commit suicide and MrS.
McKinnon states that her husband in.
fllcted the wounds while attempting, in
O jealous rage, to murder her.
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A RIYkR VR FIRE.

Burning OIL on n Creek Destroys a Bridge
Mar Fairmont.
Special Dispa.eA to ne lataltgAesr.
FA1RMoSr, W. VA, Jan. l6-Yesler-
day the. pipe line from the Eureka field.
which crosses the ridge short distance
below Warrington, burst and an i'm
mense amount Of oil flowed into Buffalo
creek, covering the surface Of the water.
Late this afternoon some one set it on
Gre between Pennington and Barrack-
vile. Up to the present time it has de-
stroyed the Maryland and Ohio river
turn pike bridge at Pine Grove. Every
effort Is being made to extinguish 1t.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 16-It is an.
nounced by General Secretary Hayes
that the next meeting Of the Executive
Board Of the Knights Of Labor will be
held in Pittsburgh some time in Febru.
ary, when 7. v. Powderly will deliver
an address. Mr.. Hayes says all the
ship carpenters and caulkers on the
great lakes are preparing to demand an
eiVht hour day.
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Special DispGtch to he latsli0taear.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 16.-sena-
tor Bob Carr will appear in new role
on the evenings OF the 2Sd and "A h
He will make his dsbpt as interlocutor
in minstrel performance to be given
for the Home for Destitute Women and
Children. The first part is to represent
a night session Of the West Virginia
Senate and Bob is expected TO act in hii
old position OF President, with all OF mis-
old time iollity, II not dignity. The only
thing lacking 10 make affairs complete
success 10 the presence of Jake Kemple
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Not Ninoh oFn Strikn.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, January l6.-Gen'
erfl AIansger Earling, at noon to-day,
summed up the result of the strike oI
the operators on the Chicago, Milwau'
kee & St. Paul railway as follows: The
total number of designations are as fol
lows: In Dakota, one; Minnesota, 16i
Iowa, AZ; Illinois, o; Wisconsin, none
These places were promptly filled and
we have experienced no annoyance
whatever"
superintendent Underwood, of the
river division, said only 4 Of the employ
es OF his division quit work to-day.
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WAsHINaToN, Jan. l6.-Mr. Dlngerly
Of Maine, from the silver pool commit,
tee, reported a resolution giving that
committee leave to sit during the ses.
aions Of the House and granting 1t power
to conduct the investigation ouside ol
Washington, if deemed desirable.
The House at It's evening session
passed a bill granting a pension OF $50 q
month to General Franz Siegel, and one
granting a pension OF Sl00 a month to
General F. P. Banks. The passage Of
the latter bill was greeted with general
applause on both sides af the House.
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Special DiSpdteh TO he LntcifOsleer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 15.-west
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: ohginal-John Ginty, Coal
Valley; Mary, widow of Phillip Good
Wellsburg; Orlando B. Lawlis, New
Milton, William Walker, 0ceana; Eras
tus Potter, Huntington; r. A. OIilun
ViSta; Stephen Vausht, Elizabeth. Ad'
ditional-W. 0. B Iawlis, New Milton
Samuel Barrett, Midway. Restoration
and Increase-MarCus N. Broadwater
McDugal. Increase-B. F. Keefer, Cot
tageville; William A. Withrow, Para
disc; Francis NJ. Gray, Kansooth; ; Gil
bert Melott, Wileyville; W. s. Kings
Topin's Grove; Marcellus Lewis, Buck.
hannon; David Shatfer, Granerville.
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JacxsoNYILIE, FLAn Jan. 16.-The
Florida suh.tropicaI expedition opened
Its fourth annual session in this city a;
8 o'clock last night. Nearly 1000 peo.
pie were present 10 the exposition hall
when President Dillon declared the ex'
position formally open. The exhibitl
are nearly all in place, and everything Il
prolnistng prosperous season.
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Senate bill No. o, providing for the Aus.
tralian ballot system.
By Mr.. Morrison, Of Braxton county,
Senate bill No. 10, TO prevent county
courts from transferring railroad OF
other stock without submitting the
proposition 10 vote OF the people.
BY Mr.. Wiley, Of Mason county, Sem
ate bill No. II, relating TO Normal
Schools.
By Mr.. Gall, Of Barbour county, a res
olutlon instruCting the Committee on
Education to inquire into and report
upon the expediency Of allowing the
use OF school houses for the meetings OF
the Farmers Alliance. Adopted.
Adjourned till Monday at 10a m.
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M DlYlDsND lRlS TINE.
The PlIladrlphia NaipFal Ga, 0omI

The Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
Breaks It's Record.
PGTrsDuReH, Jan. 16.-At the annual
meeting of the Philadelphia Natural Gas
Company to-day, it was decided to pasi
the regular quarterly dividend for the
first time in the history Of the company
A statement is made showing large
earnings, but the directors thought il
best to apply these to the company's In
debtedness. The Philadelphia Natural
Gas Company is one Of George Westing
house's pet concerns, and has capita
OF $1,000, ,0C0.
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Butehers' Association onlcoru.

At a regular meeting held Thursday
evening by the Butchers Protective
Ass ociation No. II, OF Wheeling, the
following officers were elected to serve
the ensning year: President, Charles
H.. Lotfilsr; Vice President. Lewis
Zleckler; Secretary, g. H. Medick
treasurer, William P. Meyer; Trustees,
Fred Adolph, John Dunkle, Charltl
Rohrig, Charles Dannenberg aud O.
KalhitgaF.
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OTTAWA, oST., Jan. le.-It is said, or
the authority Of a Cabinet Minister, that
Mr.. Blaine has made overtures to the
Dominion Government with a view tc
the establishment Of closer trade rela
tions between Canada and the United
States. While no information is forth
coming as to the nature Of the proposi
tions, It is learned that the Dominion
authorities have asked the Imperial
Government to take action in the mat
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Wnpt Fres Trnde.

PARIS, Jan. l0.-The workmen Of
Lyons aud other cities and towns in the
southern part Of France have made ar.
rangements 10 hold mass meetings on
Sunday next to protest against an in
crease in the customs duties.
A petition, which has been circulated
in favor Of the free admission et raw
materials has received 10000 sigma
tureA.
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Pans, Jan. 1.-THE LlNbon cores
pondent Of the Siecle reports that the
Portuguese government has granted TO
the Marquis DeBeauvoir, acting as the
agent Of the Comte de Paris, charter
giving him control over all territory
claimed BY Portugal in East Africa
which hss not already been granted 70
the Mozambique Company.
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CmcAao, Jan. l6.-Robert Stuart, Of
the Cereal Milling Company, of this
city, contradtcts the statement Of F.
schmucher, Of Akron, Ohio, who said,
as stated in these dispatches last night,
that combination OF the leading oat
meal mills in tho country had been
formed. Mr.. Stuart says they wanted 10
form combination with S6,0O0,OO0 cap.
Ital, but could not agree on the valua'
tion Of the various plants and so gave
up the attempt.
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A DAsTARDLY DEED.


Young mans race Eat0oeu Whlle h0
Was Asleep.
PIrTsBuRo, Pa, Jan. 16.-While stop.
ping at his home at shousetown. Pa,
last Sunday night, unknown parties
tatooed a croas on the forehead OF
Charles Bussel, a young man "a years OF
age. Bussel married a young woman
nine months ago, and three months
later the couple separated. at short
intervals for several weeks he has been
receiving anonymous letters ordering
him to leave town or he would be
marked for life, but he paid no atten-
ton TO the communication. Last Sun.
day morning he awakened with q severe
pain in the nose. Upon looking Into q
mirror he was horrlfed to see cross Of
India ink tatooed upon his forehead.
Upon the dressing cage was bottle ID.
belled chloroform, aud II is supposed
that he was first placed under the in
fluencs Of the Rnesthelic and then
tatooed. Yesterday he received another
letter threatening his life II he remained
in the vicinity any longer. The outtage
has been brought to the attention OF the
authorities and an investigation is in
progress. So far no clue has been OBJ
tanned to the perpetrstor pl the foul
deed.
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moment Is that the session will continue
through the watches Of the night, and
perhaps all day tomorrow.
Mr.. Faulkner continued speaking till
/ 20, when the absence OF quorum was
again brought to the attention OF the
chair by Mr.. Sanders. The call OF the
roll showed that there was only thirty.
six Senators present, only Ave OF that
number being Democrats.
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Fatal Feud.

HoLDEN, No., Jan. 18.-As the result
of trouble which has been brewing fol
some time between the farmers living
near Centreville named Yokam and
Reed, they got into a quarrel and shoot.
ing ARRAY Wednesday evening in which
Reed was fatally wounded.
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TABLtWARE GLASS TRUST.
Charter Applied for In Ponnss lvania-It is
n Suro Go,

SE7tst WI z1I'Fs'ss3 10. II. \ 717'7'E
surO Go.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. l6-The United
States Glnss Company, otherwise known
in the trade as the Glsss Tableware
Trust, has applied for charter in this
State. The names of the applicants are
all well known lead or filnt glass manu-
facturers, and the present application in
dicates tho long delayed trust to be q
sure thing. There are some twelve lead
ing firms in the combine, and the otherl
will probably soon be in. The centra!
Office Of the association will be located
in Pittsburgh.
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ALLEN &rO. GIVE UP.

They VIII DIsco"ti. ue BuSIneSs-A Noted
House Goes Down.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 16.-Allen &
Co., of Buffalo, to-day sent the following
to all correspondents;
We discontinue trying TO do business
after 8 p. m. to-day. The load is too
heavy to work of. viii try to come 10
some understanding with all parties
having claims against the house.
ALLEN & Co.
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IpIurod by q Fall.

MARION, IND, Jan. 1e,-Mrs. George
w, Steele, wife Of Gov. Steele, OF Okla
homs, was seriously hurt last eveningby
a fall on the pavement. She has been
unconsCious most Of the time since, and
there are fears as to her recovery.
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BosToS, Jan. lG.-Mr. Edward Bel.
lamy commencing February IL, will
publish in Boston a Nationalist weekly
paper 10 be entitled the NaV Nation,
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PoStn,aster Appointed. .

Special DlSDatch 10 he IlleIlIonetr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. ICE. O.
Kerns, vice K. E. Burke resigned, has
been appointed Postmaster at Atlantic,
Mineral county.
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IN
Tho stock holders ofThe RiYerdds Iron Works
Will take notice that whereas tho Board OF hi.
rectnEs Of said company at . meeting OF kaid
Board held on the 9Th day Of December, A. D.
lsDg, passed 0 resolution In the words following.
!" "Rts0!rtd. That the BtOOkhOld ib Of The River.
'ide Iron Works be recommended 1t their an.
dual meeting TO be held on the 18Th day Of IauIi-
4ry, A D. 1881. 70 pass resolution inGTeaSIng
the capital stock Of said company from the EIt.
DluB fund Of Baid company, from one mIliion
dOllAFB to fifteen hundred thousand dollar, or
from ten thousand shares Of tho plF value OF
nc hundred dollars per Ahare 10 fifteen tboI.
sand suaIes OF the par yRlde OF one hnS-
iTed dollars per AhAre Now, theYcIn.s
|, j. N. Vance, ~ President Of Tho KiyorSjSe
ron Works, and ], John D. GulhertSon, .aB sec.
retAry Of said works do hereby notIiy fSe
stnckhDluefs Of The RlyerSidc Iron WoTiS a, shS
said resolution passed by the said Board oi M.
EectOTS - Aforesaid; and we do further fStIt,,
said ttOrkholdofs that we J. N. Vance and ioha
y. CuIbeLtson, or one or the her OF US, VIII Al
stockholden in the Riverside Iron Works. and
~ the said annual meeting to be heIl On tbc
aAld 2Sth day OF January, A, d. 1871 ~ RIoSrSn1JS
oder tho following resolution for RdoptiSn i =
!aid stoCkbolders IN meet ng 30 ASSombied, Ibhs
@ 70 tAy; "ResOlYed, that the capital ItOrS ~
The Rivenldo Iron WORKS DO increased iroFn M,
surplus fund ot IRId company from one miIji'1Ts
70 fifteen hundred thousand dollars And tosS
number OF shares from ten thousand OF tbc ns,
vaine o. one hnnoTeq dollam por share to ilsteen
dollars per share. MltLeks, the IiguRtnIo al IN,
said ]. N. Vance, ~ President OF, aud tbe 80
John D CnlbeTtEou, a. tccretaiy Of the EivsS.
ide lioI WSiES a. TS!as Their peoDG sigma
In the Aid The RiveTsldc Iron WoikH. N
THE RIVERSIDE iRO ' WORKa
By J. Y. ykScE, Is PTelident,
aud JNo. ". CuLBtklsOS, ia Etcretarv
JNo. cULBEEnoN. Riverside iron Wo,ESe
lam
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QuEESsrowS, Jan. l6.-Arrived, steam
er Adrlatic from New York, for Liver.
pool.
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CLUB ORDERS.

We will pay freight on all orders
amounting to $40 and upwards (sugar
excepted) to any railroad station 200
milesitom any of our stores.
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MEETING-

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ wHEE LING FEMALE CoLLEGE,
A general meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Wheeling Female College will 10 held on We'd.
ncSday, The 2l9t day Of January, 1921, At2 o'clock
pose Of considering tho advisabillty OF discon-
ilnuinG The business and closing up tho atiaiIH
Of the corporation, and for such other business
~ may properly como before said meeting.
by order Of the DIRECTORS
8. L IEPSoN. Secretary. iA7
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For scroiula in every form Hoods
sarsaparilla is 8 radical, reliable remedy.
Il has an unequAlled record OF cures. 2
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE,
In accordance with the provisions OF the by.
laws, tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
wheeling Title and Trust Company will be held
Rt the orlce ol the company, Room /, Reilly
building, Market street, on Monday, January ",
1891. At 2 O'Clock p, m.
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: Buy Cloaks from Geo. N. Shook q
Do. Money saved,
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North Nam st. School
FOR BOYS AND cIe,e

The second 4 lnnAl session will hO,.,. ,,,,.
DAY, 6BPTkH SER 16. A graded S3s;,,S, syN' IN
gtruction, ba ed upon Natural DsSSioS, IL
both Of mind and body, viii continue "a lS 1ss!5
children who nOOd c8teflil M dIvid,,st ueItd 70
Children rec wed between the aSes N sS e
yeaIs. An t1e primary EugilSh bFS, ~ ~ anu "
geSneE via ufn French included in ia Te5rIS- 20
sfoyded SrHi;, a W.. !ln,isirIaentnl Music also
on ol cofte = habis speech Snd In Nv sn I;
" xoles' mmneEiDg and other nptSSlTnSS,,T5 ~
TstTSsS u oye'cgns y p Destruction tsSed upon
sISSs. eh,o SSlsShenice SS l!! ard singing essF.
Fot clfoaa call gpon o. SddncES, tA'''
.pa NuSs NAE byLLE HART,
7SI Main BtrOet,