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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

The application OF Peter Hoe, for q
LIQUOR license at No. los Sixteenth
street, was sent to the Committee on
Petitions and Remonstrances.
Mr.. Brock offered a resolution in
structing the Solicitor to draft an ordi-
nance making it unlawful for any rail-
way to salt their tracks, and unlawful
for any person to place any salt on any
street, sidewalk or crossing within the
city limits, for the purpose of melting
snow or Ice, and it was adopted.
A petition of citizens of Wood street,
between Twenty-seventh aud Twenty
eighth, asking for a curling, was re-
ferred to the B. 2. w.
Citizens of South Chapline street
called attention to the need Of light
on Chapine street, between Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth streets. Referred
to the Gas Trustees.
An ordinance from the American Tel
egraph and Telephone Company, asking
for a right Of way for long distance
telephone wires in this city, was re-
ferred TO Ordinances.
An ordinance introduced by MIR. Mil
ligan, providing for an issue OF 5000, 600
of city bonds Tor the construction OF
free foot bridge across the Ohio river,
was read one time, and on motion Of
Cruise was referred to Finance Commit
tee.
Bills were ordered paid as follows:
Firs.. .............. ............ 1864 10
Police:
Police ....... ANONYMOUSLY -
city prison ~ % 900 ~
Health ....... ~ -
The annual estimates of the police
and city prison were referred to the
Finance committee.
The two Branches went into joint ses-
sion TO elect two commissioners to I'LL
the vacancies in the commissioners OF
the loan Of 1881, occasioned by the
death of s. p. Hldreth and the resig'
nation OF J. j. Jones. The nominees
were julius Pollock, w. b. Simpson,
j. A. jefferson and NJ. Hubbard. The
vote stood: Pollock, 90; Simpson, 20;
jefferson, Isl and Hubbard, II; Messrs.
Pollock and Simpson we're declared
elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
No Use
To Swear

II the boys Shoes "wear
out in less than no time"
it's your fault, NOT his. u
you come 10 US for tha"'
you'd gel mere wear for less
moHsy. We have a line OF
good, honest School Shoes
that hayn't their equals for
wear in the State. Come
here next time and see for
yourself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
TUF ISLAND FERRY ORDINANCE,

The ordinance granting franchise
70 the Island Ferry and Packet Com
pany. was passed in the First Branch,
after some amendments of minor
character bad been made, ana the Sec
ond concurred. The ordinance permits
the Ferry Company TO land its boats at
the foot Of Eleventh street, during ordi-
nary circumstances, and in times OF very
high water, at such other places as the
Wharimaster may designs gives the
Company six months In W accept,
and the city reserves the repeal
the ordinance at any tim 7g the
discussion on the ordiD cues
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
EFRIEBD MBETSfRIEND.
THERE IS THE SANE GREETING IN ALL
COUNTRIES
The Firs. Salvation Is Invariably an Inquiry
About HsalIh-Ihs Danger Of Closed Doors
and Windows-Ths One Cure for Neuralgia

"How do you do?" is the phrase all
over the world. In every language the
first greeting inquiries about the health.
Winter with closed doors and win
dows, coal stoves and indoor life en-
dangers health, brings bad condition
of the blood and lowering tone to the
nervous system.
The most certain indication of bad
~ nourished nerves." says DR.. Weir
Mitchell, "is neuralgia.
Nothing robs tired, aching nerves OF
all irritation like appropriate nerve
food. Paine's Celery Compound best
meets this need. Neuralgia, rheum-
atism, lumbago and kidney troubles,
due to poor blood, yield to Paine's
celery compound when nothing else
gives relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
THE ISLAND FERRY.
TIE ORDINANCE PASSED BY COUNCIL, LAST
NIGHT.
New Garbage Bids to bs Asked For The Third
Ward Police Knocked 0nt-Markst House
acknowledgement Wires

Last evenings regular session Of
Council was rather remarkable for the
large number of important matters
coming before it for consideration.
Clerk Thoner was absent from his place
in the Second Branch, owing to sick
ness, and Assistant Clerk Sweeney pre-
sided over the books and papers in his
stead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

ton was raised that \ landing at
Eleventh street. would be on the old
ferry right held before the building OF
the Wheeling and Belmont bridge, but
Mr.. Hamilton said he thought the old
landing was right In front Of the Wind
sor Hotel, and the Eleventh street land
ing would not hit 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

EYES examined for glasses without
charge. Artificial eyes inserted by
Prof. Shelf, the only Scientific Optcian
in the city, ITO Main street, next door
TO SnoOK 81 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

Four fine Card Photos only 80 cents,
for this week. Bring the babies
PLUMMER's, 1888 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
TO PUT THE WIRES UNDER GROUND.

TO PUT TlIE WIRES UNDER dhOUND'
In the First Branch Mr.. Caldwell
offered the following:
"WHEREAs, The streets OF the city
will soon be free from telephone wires
in the business portions Of the city, to
the manifest advantage Of the citizens
and to the preservation Of life and
property; and
WHEREAS, 1t is clearly pIoper that
telegraph wires should also be under
ground; now, therefore, oe it
"ReS0lUcd, That the Committee on
Ordinances be aud they are hereby d.
rected to have az ordinance prepared
by the City Solicitor for the purpose Of
compelling all telegraph wires TO be
ulaced under grouud on Main aud Mar
ket streets, from Tenth to Sixteenth
streets, and on Twelfth streets, where
soever such telegraph wires are now
strung. and report such ordinance To
Council, together with the information
whether the Telephone Company can
be compelled 10 allow such telegraph
wires aud the city fire alarm wires in
the conduits constructed or hereafter
constructed by it. "
This was discussed for long time,
and was finally laid on the table.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
DbetIia9 Se9iater
Tnarmomarar naeora

Mr.C. Scanepf, tue Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; Z a. m, 70;
Ga. m, 25; l2 m, 80; p. m, 30; p ~,
90 Weather cbangeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deed of Transfer Lee FOE Record Yes
49, IL

terLJY
The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record az Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made February TO- 1894, by E.
E. Boyd, trustee. to the Citizens Build
ing Association No. >, for the west half
of lots Nos ana 10. In square No. 81,
Oh Fortieth street. Consideration, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
aHTRr8l sHIRTsi SBIRrsl

We handi . she celebrated Eishmie Dress
ghirs and Pride OF the " est Night shirt.
c. HESS & SONS,
nTerohnht railors and C<ats' Furnish ors,
1871 Md 1S85 sP rect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
lndoI 70 New AdvsrussnsnEL

FOURFH PAGE.
wanted Downstairs Girl
Bargain Bulleun-E. B. Potts.
Liebig Company Extract Of BseL
SIXTH PAaE
Beautiful Novelties-Geo. E. Stifel 4 Co.
Might Shirts-M. J. Actadden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
Got ING-D. GUNDLINe 4 :,
.,~~1 SL0 = 49, oISDLlNG q co.
Paperis PatieT

An old Germkp saying, aptly fits the al I
the newspapers They're impartial
paid for. You must pick the bone. n NY
were boys when we began business "a
Using. They saw us establish ourseve, g
by word and northumberland T%s
over these many years-not broken tai,I~
You hear of tailoring prodigies Br i
dence you've got in US, in our resource,
you to BEWARE. Unless you want to nav y, "
Suit, buy good Ready-made Clothing. NJ
sheep raisers, not wool growers, and our AZ
only ntweight. Butmodestfranknessh,T
us bountiful business. The quantities Ma =
mould the market, the quality we denari I
only the competent and trustworthy. Ws,.
not lowest in price-look to the worth-t5..
find the reason. Day after day we adv;,.
make comparisons here and everywhere
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

Boys High Cut Shoes, sizes II
TO =. ............. .''''''' 'pAsVV
Misses School Shoes, sizes IL
to , ................. pisVO
Boys High Cut Shoes, sizes 3
10 , ..........s FAsOv
Boys High Cut Shoes, Lace and
Button, II 10 2..............o l'HO
Boys shoes, Lace aud Button, al
solid, TO 5.................Sl.O w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
DRY GooDs-GEo. M. SHOOK & co.
Now on sale at this popular and PT0g1e971V
How will these prices agree with your pu9-

90 pieces Lancaster bingham
case Light trrOund Prints.
Bales Extra Good A Unbesched Muslin .t
One lot Best Dark Prints aud Crep0n
One lot Fine Zephyr and Dress Gingbams a,
Bats catch your trade2 No indeed! Neither 90 o.,
profit goods the values Of which are more 1
witness these additional prices:
Beautiful Striped Wash silks.
Pure japanese Silks plain coors.
Fine Cream Habutai Silks.
Plain Atwood HenrettAs. all colors
CrepOn all the DELEGATE tInts
Stylish Atwood Mixed Sungs
Finest Atwood Chalies "
Pure White Terry Towels sizes 2Oy44, only go
One lot Bleached and Unbeached Table Damasks
One lot Unbeacbel Table Damasks -
Extra Good Mixed Half Hose i}
Chldren's Superior Seamless Fast Black Ribbed ~
Wrappers made OF Merrimack Print.
Genuine Lonsdale Muslin Night Dresses In large sizes
tate Tor our special sale ,.,s ,
Other arrivals prices Of which will not be -
Priestley New Silk Warp "Endora," the great ql,..
Antique Silks Neat and Pretty Printed French Iyss
Satines in Plain and Brocadsd Grounds Organas u,a 4
Seersuckers and Outings Figured Crepe and ~
Printed Dmies and Irish Lawns. Nainsook, o"'s -
Antique EmbroderIes 10 Matched Unmatched 81 -
Edges in Match Widths. Black Cream and Ecru 10 D
Lace Curtains at lowest prices ever known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

Freedom buyers privilege; satisfaction is his jus, a
his right Who first Money back TO dissatisfied ce,
us? Because square, we've always done
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

t. n Cooke visited Boonesvlnc Mon
day and Tuesday
Miss Maggie Gamble visited Mrs. DR..
Halcomb OF cnttondale Monday.
Orion and Edgar Proctor visited their
parents at Aurora sunday,
Miss Lula Northcut returned the iirst
of the week from n visit 10 chico.
Misses Croffords OF Rock Creek are
the guests of Mrs. Tom Washington
this week
Misses Edna Butler and Anna pede-
earroN visited uopewcl the first OF
the week.
Ed Lively and Thomas Harvey Of
Decatur were here Wednesday ON In
surance bualneaa.
nruggist J. NJ. Gibson and family
visited Mr. Gibson's mother In Tar
rant county this week.
Messrs George Tummlres md
John w. Nix took trip to Aurora
and home the first Of the week
Attorney Tate Hutchinson and wife
OF weathcrfurd were Melting Mir
hutcheson's father aud friends here
Thursday.
Tho young people were given two
eoeials this week. one at tho home OF
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Cunningham on
Wednesday evening, and another at tho
dwelling OF Mrs. Marsh HutchcsOn on
Friday evening, and on each occasion
were royalty entertained No worda can
adequately describe the pleasures nf
the eveninga, and the memory OF tho
young peoples delights viii long form
pleasant halo in the minds OF all
who attended,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Mrs. J. NJ. Richards visited Dallas
last week.
Miss Noble Skies Is spending vacation
daya'at Mineral Wells.
Miss Posey Of Kentucky iH the guest
Of Mrs. T.. T.. gawtelle.
Mrs. y. l.. Taylor aad children are
on on a visit 10 Missouri.
Miss Lennie Coleman left Friday for
Kentucky for the summer
Mrs. A. @. Lewis and son are visiting
friends and relatives IN Abilene.
Miss Lois Frion Of cloburne Is Walt
ing her sister. Mrs. J. r. Johnson.
Miss Belle Ward OF Breckinridge ~
Visiting tho Misses Ferguson Of our
town.
Mr and Mis-. Price Of Honey Grove
are Visiting the family OF hr. Wads-
worth.
Miss Kate Tullup Of Grand Prairie
Is visiting her mother. Mn. W. -.
Turner
Miss ruby Barnes Of cleburnc IL IN
the city. the guest OF her Gister, Mrs
7. Riggifn.
Mrs. Pullman ana daughter Addie.
are visiting relatives In Johnson coun-
~ this werk.
The aIl1ses Kate harris and Acoa
Estei o. Fort Worth spent sunday At
Mineral Wells
Prof J. y. s'andefer and rife arc
spending their vacation with friends
In Weatberford.
The young folks were nicely enter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Little Mary Mcdonald ia very sick.
Grandpa Denison Is improving slow
ly.
Mrs, WIN knight is visiting in ne.
catur
Miss Noble Bit,ick went to Denton
10 attend the Normal College.
Nirs. Matte Younge aud Mss Lura
Brown are whiting AT Riverlnnd.
Rev. II. C. Boykin OF Georgia preach
ed at the Baptist church last Tuesday
nil ht.
Miss Maud Johnson and Miss lCssie
Hoskins are visiting Miss MINNIE Belle
at Bowie.
Mrs. Mary Stanley OF Fort Worth IL
visiting her mother, Mrs. Johnson, at
Cambridge.
Rev. w u. Mountcastle and Rev.
George S. Sexton went 10 Nuoona
Wednesday,
The Ice cream festival at Mrs. VIM
lkard's Wednesday night was most
decided success.
for New York Saturday 10 visit Mr.
Watraus relatives.
Mrs. Iona Isaaloy and hrr little
daughter started last week Tor Char
lotte N c.. TO spend the summer.
MIR. Downing moved to Alvord inat
week. During their short ntay here
they made many friends who regret
to see them move. especially Mi5s
ollie will be missed.
on last Wednesday afternoon Mr..
NJ. J. Mundy drove up to the resldenee
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Iiiil and their
daughter. Mrs. Kiitlc Parks. Joined him
for drive Mr.. Mundy drove to the
residence Of Rev. Or. Young. where
they were quietly married, Mr. Mum
dy Is one 81 Clay cDunty's most sub
stantial farmers and Mrs. Parks IL u
most attractive Indy and has host
Of friends. Mr.. Mundy won her from
several rivals and every one congratu-
latos him. They viii reside on the
farm three miles from the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Mas jamie wl,hers LEFT Tuesday for
Fort Worth.
J. N. Caves Of Henrietta was in the
city last Saturday.
Mr. Frank Knott returned 20 this
city last Saturday from Denver. Col
The Presbyterian festival held at the
church Thursday was financial sue
cess.
Nj. II. L. Taylo left Wednesday
for a few months visit at Hot springs,
ARK.
The MOONLIGHT picnic last "wednesday
evening was one of the most enjoyable
OF the season.
Miss Lena Frey went 10 Fort Worth
Tuesday 10 attend the clualue exercises
OF the Catholic school OF that city.
Misses Nellie and Mecca Thompson OF
Alton. H.. are Waiting In the city. the
quests OF their uncle, Mr., o. $ rreuitt
Mrs H. =. Hawkins and Miss Laura
Kane left Sunday for HillsborO, whore
Mrs. Hawkins father IL reported quite
sick,
The military boys" festival held ON
the courthouse lawn Friday evening
was throngcd with merry crowd
eager to take part In the amusementa
OF the evening,
Mrs. l, Darneil and daughter enter
tanned Thursday afternoon In honor
OF their many friends In the way OF a
High Tea, Friends gathered nt their
home from | y. m 60 10 ~ m. Every
one reported a most delightful evening
spent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Mia. f,.i. e.,a ,,..
more, N'''i"H IN Nr"-
N,, ,.oi,,,. Il, .,.,,,
niat, N''N'n'n y N'sl'ulF MIS-. II. n
Al, ~ s,. -,.,
iaed ,,,. ~ Ii'ss ~ NisltinR IN Mid
- '''n WIN.
M r. ~" ~, ~ waco IN the guest OF
~ n'uN''
Mr. stuart johnson and wife have
psen N's'uhk " Cpmnnehe'
Miss Ava Bellur ~ Dublin ~ visit
ing the family OF u, Il. Allen.
Mr.. Jim sellers ia tnkinif nm outing
on his ranch IN Sutton county.
N,,.s to,,h ~ A,,,.. A.. a.,
or Nt,, ~ n., ,n,'v ~ ~ tnv tuoh'
80 ~ 'V,''' ''iN WeeN'
siHH lou sthnulIrf returned IN Colo
,ni,, "''"' N'A' WIN her nome
.'
MISS Nina hunting OF Wonthcrford
visiting her numerous friends In
Cisco
Mrs, w ClcRg, who has been visit.
Ing IN South Texas returned nome
Monday.
Mrs G n pnoon ana ,a,ou,. ,.,,,,
atari for Roilnra count i, usS,,nr~
next .,,al,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Texas. u.s.
Mr.. Tom Pace has returned to bon
ham, Texas.
Mrs cronder of South Canadian is
visiting relatives.
Miss Georgie Porter will spend the
summer in Texas.
The Lotus club gave their weekly
hop at the club rooms.
The young people are taking quite
an interest In lswn-tennis.
Mrs. Jno. Mahoney and son have re-
turned from Gainesville.
A crowd went to Caddo Wednesday
and spent quite n pleasant day.
Mr.. Houston OF Henrietta, Tex. is
visiting his granddaughter, Mrs. J. A.
Fielder
Miss Eula Boyd has returned from
Decatur where she has been attend
ing school.
AIRS. Trebett Of Austin. Tex, is visit
ing her father and mother Mr., and
Mrs. Bruce
Miss Mae Middleton rturned TO Dali
las accompanied by her sister, Mis-.
Lon Wyse.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Morphis of Longview.
Tex. Is conducting revival at the
c. p. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McLish gave
n swell reception in honor OF Miss
Crolzer OF Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Patched enter
tanned few friends on last Friday
evening, a most delightful evening
was spent,
Mr.. b. n. Dean Of South Carolina is
The guest OF NJ. al d Mrs. ]. A. Fielder,
Miss Gladney is visiting at the
Bruce hotel.
The young ladies We're lovely In
their evening dresses and the gentle
men were quite swell" in full dress.
At IL o'clock the guests were invited
TO partake OF an elegant spread.
Mr.. Ed McKelvey left Tuesday for
Curslcana where he was married to
Miss Elliott. The happy couple re-
turned Thursday night and will make
Ardmore their home. A reception was
given by DR.. and Mrs. w. Il, Boyle
on Friday evening. Mr.. McKelvey is
one Of Ardmore's most talented young
men, while Miss Elliott Is charming
lady, who possesses many friends in
our city, having visited here last win
ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Miss Lola Stewart is visiting relatives
In Mckinney.
Miss Mamie nay IL with RoyHe city
friends for few weeks.
Mrs. J. N Simpson has returned from
a visit to Sherman frinnda
Judge j. II. Holmes and wife Of La
donia are with friends In the city
Capt. ]. u. Nichols returned yesterday
from q Etny OF three weeks ut Mineral
Wells.
Mrs. A. Camnron IL az home after
pleasant visit with friends In Fort
Worth,
DR. J. -. Reagan and family OF Den
ton are guests OF Col. IL. c. Dial and
family
Mrn. Earnest Harrison has returned
from a protractod visit 10 Sherman
friends.
u. W. Harrison and wife returned
yesterday from weeks solourn at
Hughes 5prlnge.
Mrs. sallle Bass. Of sulphur Springs.
ia with the family OF j. 4. Noteworthy
FOR short visit
Prof. u. y. Eastman and daughter OF
sherman are with Greenville friends
for a few days,
Mrs. c. j. Kilt Ia at home after u
pl aasant stay with friends and rcla-
tivcs In Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. u, l.. Pnnkey loft Fri
day for Mnryvllle, Mo. where they viii
spend the summer.
Miss Luin salley has returned 10 Mt.
Pleasant after a short visit TO Green,
Vile relatives and friends.
Mrs. u. II. Parr and daughter. Miss
Mertie. Of Denton, are guests OF the
family OF Col. v. w. Grubbs.
Mrs. w c. Poole aud children have
returned from an extended Visit 10
friends In Geogria ana Alebamn.
Miss Hattie Marcus Of Wichita Fails
arrived yesterday TO spend two weeks
az the guest Of Mrs. W. Hosen,hnl.
Miss Florence ReEan left Thuradny
for Texarkuua, where she VIII be the
guest OF friends for several weeks.
j. NJ. Graham ana bride returned
yesterday from Fort Worth, whore they
have been spending their honeymoon
Hon. r. NJ. Wynnc OF Fort worth
is the guest OF HE biothnr-ln-law, w. A.
williams, cnshicr OF the First National
bank.
Miss Bird Viuson left this week for
Jefferson, where she win rcnhin until
the state encampment at Austin. when
she viii return TO Grnonyiile and nc
company the Dreengllle Rifles 10 the
encampmcni as their sponsor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-18

Mr, T L, Talrchlld WINS in the city
Saturday.
Presiding Elder Little was visiting In
our city Sunday.
Prof, Taylor OF Royac City Ii In our
city thls week.
Mr., Roy Ryua was IN this city visit
Ing his parents last week
Mr.. Charlea Kenncy OF Cottonwood
Valley was Ia our city Thursday.
Mrs. Harry McGahoy IN Waiting hor
sister, Mrs J. w. browning. OF Clarcn-
don.
Prof, Rance Of Qunnnh was visiting
Prof ]. NJ. Crawford OF this city
Thursday
Nc. and Mrs. purcelle md lltffe
dnuRatcr OF Missouri are stopping AZ
the Grogan hotel.
Mrs. pugh OF ffcnrnc formerly OF
this city. Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Attic Crnndall. IN this city.
Mnsnrn English aud squirca Of Wor-
thington. H.. were visiting Judge A.
]. Fires Of this place Tuesday and
"wednesday.
Mr. A. l.. wclch OF this place was
visiting Ia cihud the last of the week.
Mr. j. X Hnrvcy Of I.atona was In
Tho city Thursday.
Judge A. ]. Fires while out driving
incidentally shot hmgcif Thursday
evening The wound ~ very painful.
but u Is not thought 70 be serious or
fatal.
rev. Grimm. pastor In charge OF the
Methodist Episcopal church NJ Nom
phia, Tex. preached "A very able ser
mon NJ the Methodist church OF this
place last Sunday evening.
The examination exercises Of tho city
puolir school passed On nicely und the
pubic school passed on nlcfly and the
The entertainment Thufrdny evening
WAS cutie a succeeB. The recitatiVnr.
drills and music were good nDd well
rendered. The most interesting feature
Of the evening wna the romp0nltiOus
Tho tenth grade rhetoric class. 500
jects az follows History OF the old
Woman who Lived IN q Shoe" by Miss
Loutis Hafrison. "Soliioquy Of the
School Hdure." by Mics Lucille Chip
man. rtilstOry Of a Walking Cane"
BY Miss Mamie ERer10u. Dream u
Grave stone" by Mr. willie Albert:
History Of Rnlndrop" by Nr Floyd
Ryus These compositions were simply
oxcelient and well read and refected
great credit IN the students and also
their worthy teachers. yheac young
FROM Prof. J. NJ Crawford q certificate
81 promotion Into the eleventh grade or
graduating class for next term. FRI
day evening WAS devoted exclusively
~ The graduating GLASS The prijef1im
sxaa AZ follows. EHgny. '"rhc Work OF
me aunbearn." by Miss Lcftio Morris:
grafton. r,fhc cTuHadcs." BY Afr. Wiilis
Zones; Grafton "'rhe Perfect Man" BY
Mr.. Leo Bryant. erEsy. rThe Human