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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-02

Kregelo & Bresse. funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-02

Electric oil heater for bath rooms; no
smoke or smell. Furrey & Co.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-02

Electric oil heater. Furrey company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-07

CHICAGO, July o-Thro head Of cattlo wrro
driven into tho yards and that constituted tho
Days receipts. EomInally prices arU not u littsc
higher than week ago. On Monday 1900 hogs
arrived aud sinco then thirteen hGad have been
received Tue PRICES obtained wcre very un.
oven. There WIS sale yesterday nj s. 90 aud
that figure wRs offered for load to-day. Sheep
receipts for tho week 30 far have been 38ll head,
all that arrived Monday. Tho market has Ad.
NuCCd 10 81 INT 20 for poor to choice Ehecp aud
TO s. 5Or5 Is for spring lambs.
RAsr LrnEnTY. PA. July a-cat;lo dull and
weak; primo e. Gjai Is; good e. Sjai %: good fat
cows mud hcItcrS e. IOa12i Hogs, receipts fair;
PhilldcIphias s. fOnG rs; fair Workers s. 5Saj co.
nigs 8 6Gai III Sheep supply heavy 0ud prices
lower: cxtn 81 8Ou3 %; fair 81 5Ia2 so; common
iOcnSl 90: lambs s. OOnI %.
C1SCISxA7I. July O-IEcSs steady nj 81 75lS 60
receipts 900 head; shipments i0J head
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CIuc,Go. July 6.-wheat continued III decline
to-day under the depressing influence Of inc
strikes aud closed &c lower. In tho Thcnt pit
tho strike situation was the all absorbing topic
and iha labor troubles, and tho fCar Of tho sam0
Spreading, caused u good deal OF apprehension
and more or less realizing, holdoS not cnrng 70
await further developments, aud prices aecllueu
~ Com S' closed Ic lower oats go lowpr for Sep
tGmber and provisions at slight decIine'
wHSlT"cSsh No. spring Gj1ffci No: spring
HSc; No rcd bSISe July 5SS4aS6:aS3SSEe:s SSg
SSS MOL IU4c; July tuXana;aio!!ze;
September iUIsati3saiic; October $OAaHlHa
"6 1rs-cash No %sc: July s7assXas7c. An.
gust ~ sa2y sa?Slsc; September :sttdle11Sa2s'Sc;
HAY 2E&
KYE-No. 9, i6c.
FLAXsRED-sl 10.
Mrs@ 1 P6Rk~cssS si3 50: Jaly sla 20 September
iiR6"ca,h % s7ss July 90 67,Ino 7g]Gn0 OK;
September 90 81
OV sliov.6aSs-s5 tx; short c,cOt 60 a%a7co
WHisKY-el u
Others unchanged.
New YonX, July 6-flour. rccoiptS rs COZ bar
rpis; exports sob barrels: sales 400 barrels
exports 1900 bushels; sNleS 2,Slj 0OO bushels OF
futures md 5000 bushels OF spot; spot market
weak; No hard Csc options dull and lower No.
2 nd July aS,eRJs& sa5s &c; August hJAn; hopteg1-
hCr 60IIa6I3fA6lc. Corn, receipts l5&OOo GliSnels
exports SS,6oO bushels; safcS 10000 bushels oil
futInaS aud 1900 bushels a spot: market quiet;
July S61sc; AugIiEt tOhc september +5ishi6t9
I6ISo Oats, receipts $1,000 buShcls; exports S0gO
bushels; sales 5000 bushels OF futures and 6300O
bushels OF SPOT; market eesieTi July i6aiiaiGc'
August 39Hc; September s2a39lS2n Hay quiz
Hons weak Hides dull. Cut meats orm. Lard
higher western StGatn n %; July y u pOrk
tSIlow steady: ROsin quiet. IuEPentino dull
Rico quiet Noia1ses Etcady Cohce steady al
Gals points hover. sugnr firm
C1Hc1xHArL O.. July 6,-F1onT irregular.
Wheat dull; No, 2 rNd joc; receipts 900 BUSH
CHI shipments 500 bushels cGrn ia good DO:
strong; No. mixed iGaEc. Rye nominal; No,
! SIC PORK quiet N sla -. Lard dull a. 81 6a,SS
LUX meats strong nj q S'% Dacon 10 liglt DC.
mald Of s. l2k WHISKY iiLm anu higher ai
81 ~. Butter steady md unchanged Eggs duil
atec Cheese nominal
DALT1MoRA July o--Flour duiii receipts 1000
barrels: shipments 200 barrels Wheat weak;
spot S7kniSAc;l August G7h<aS7Stci September
SAajS1yc; receipts 5000 bushels. Corn nomi'
nal md lym; spot sGiIc asee'ii month &J1%c
asSed: receipts 500 bushels. Oats arm; so. .
western bIn5lc; receipts 800 bushels. RyO slow;
No. 2, 5Sa1do Hay Rctiyp and firm; good TO
cboicc timothy els 50alO 50. Butter, Gigs aud
cheese steady
PmbApEIMnA, Inly 6..Ftu1r weak aud un.
changed. Wheat weak and lower; No, re-, July
5s1tai9C; August JSHaj9c: September 5g!tafOc;
October Gle Coru steady: No mixed July
4SHHiss%c; August %ttsaiGt4ci September &c
Oats strong and higher 70. white July 5ja5cc;
fancy western creamery lSc. Eggs irrni western
ToLrpo o., July O-wheat active Grtl lower;
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r1NANon ANn rnAps.
The gestures d she lroasy ana ssOSA
HarsshL

AoFuerA
NV YoEz, July G-Nore7 GA CAL easy a.
Il z ant lJt loan Ead closed at ! peF ecaI
Primo nTcHaule prpei 9f;siX peI eent ssef'
Ting eEehaaso tall q = sShSat 0H silver
cTftnosia GtasSO RE total sSles Of s!oes1 to'eay
verO tdOal thascs.
In view a ihe continuance Of the Strike ana
the tset thEi tho StElkc5 chow no fsn o. NeHA'
euIna. tho shHru speculation b Ev:5Sftaoiy hTIa.
Al tho OpeaiaE The tradius UaS heavy. oSl.tS
chiefly % rcOtpts Of sollirB ORDER trOm LonIon'
Of alarm crcnioI 10 the foreign 1pecut1ilte
bresSf ~ 10 oougusied StAtO Of rntNIy
laboF hero but which Il WIS GupseQGenty
discovered Wero due 70 the announce ueht o.
tho buSpNnsI,Sn al . London banking hOuSe.
which also cAused America eecdTiues on W ~
London stock sIchanBe 70 Yteh eliEnu{ MS, :,
the a-st dairy the market Headie9 lVsen - =
DO ttaO during tho day VS. there IVY E ~
trRcted period a depression OF neaYy pNS,SIrS
10 sail. eSrspi pssrh0nS In Sugar, which nOnpp'
oii,od nrArlS hSlf Of the entire bushes! Done.
pprIpZ &c afternoon the ShlrIS received tntn I ,
inEldo support, selling up 10 y636. bot tho hnn!
los IL i I,r CENT % tho diy, ChicaGo Gas 40,
yRncod X ucr ONT IN tho opening deGltngs aou
EHs then FAId6I by the brokers OF Eell kHgSI
bear opsratnr cloSing 4 per cont below yeste "
days closing. St Paul vas tho onlY NooS y y.
the railway list which Shoved any oeuHly. ~ -
was firmly held ell day. peref ISag ~ Y, ~
than y Per Csnt and closing Nltulh - P'' SS"'
Tho nIlroad bond mRrtSt TGS Urn IN tuo
morning. but CLOSED TIdh
Government bonds Urn
SlHto bOpdh dull
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nosr LOVE.

Who wins bis lore Sbn,t Iossh her,
Who iOsss her shall gain.
For still The spirit gnot hes,
4 soul without stain:
And memory Sun ppf1rs1 hbr
With louEi1g not IN vain.
10 Ioles her Who gains her.
Who Wllebea day BY Gay
Ibs dust d time that stains her,
The ETiett that leave her grey.
TIC hesh thai yet onchRins her
Who's grace hath pohed tvEy1
Oh. happier no who gains not
Tie love tome Eesin 10 gala;
Tho Joy thsg custom stains rot
shall SIN with him remain.
The lovelinfsS that WAneN not,
The love that ue'er eau WsnO
He dreams she grove no older
The lands Of dream among,
Though all the world wax colder,
Though Hll the SongS be sung.
In dreams doth he behold her
Sui fair and kind and young.
-ASDEEv L4S1
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AN EYEsoRE
Will De tho New stnte Normal School
building ut GieHvillO.

Will he tho New sfnts Normal School
building ut Gieuv!llO.
10 he Editor orits Inttiti7aez:
em:-I would like to say few words
through the columns Of your valuable
and progressive paper In regard TO tho
now normal school building at this
place
About two years ago tho old school
building became inadequate to afford
ample accommodations, and tho legisIa'
turo then in session vas asked for an
appropriation by our representative,
Hon. +. N. Hays, for a new building.
Mr.. Hays, by jealous aud uncoasinI
efforts, succeeded in having an appro-
priation OF $2l 800 made for tho Glen'
VIlle normal school, $4,000 Of which
was to DO used fer IN additional build.
ing, and work began last summer.
Tho contract was given to Marietta,
O., mau, although It is said d homo con-
tractor underbid him. An architect In
Baltimore drew up the plans, and was
awarded $1,000 to personally oversee
tho construction and materials OF the
house. lie has only been here onco
since work was commenced, and II Is
Ryowed by those who arc in position
to know that the cheapest oil material
has been used, and the brick and ma
sonry work poorly done. Tho general
appearance Of the structure is so un-
calmly and repulslve as to make the be.
holder, though he DO void Of all artistic
taste, ahudder.
The new building Is Joined to the old
by narrow passage aid looks much
like two hounds linked together, each
attempting to get loose, but can't The
roof ia SANDER to any barn In tho
country, end there are no ornaments,
turtets or cupolas to reclaim 1t from tho
gloom and monotony that shadows il.
The people OF Glenville and surround
Ing country ure greatly indignant and
loud la their denunclations OF tho ac-
tons Of the board Of regents. and II
would be almost useless for Virgil A.
Lewis to again ask favor from tho
Democracy Of thtsaection. A few days
ago some ono put up Sign on the
school gtounds reading "Glenvillo
Brewery" and beneath were these llnes:
TheStatc bo1rd Of regents
With heads fill OF sap,
Have built hCrO brewery;
"Deer always on thp."
Although this is not a political quos.
ton, still it's fair exainplo Of the Jug
Cling methods Of the Democracy OF this
state, and plninly shows their incompe.
tency to conduct tho public duairs of
West Virginia upon an economical
basis and to the satisfaction Of tho peo-
pie, all their protestations to the con.
trary notwithstanding.
From the geographical site OF tho
GlenvilIe state normal school Il is des.
tined TO become ono Of the leading edn.
cational institutions OF tho state, and Its
welfare should not be confined TO local
environments. but tho state at largc. as
it involves tho expenditure Of public
monby.
The normal school should DO our
pride; but there is'uot man in Glon-
ville who would huvo tho audacity to
invite o stranger to 500 tho barn now
goIug up. It Is simply squandcr OF
public money and an outrage upon tho
state which should be denounced by
everyone. irrespectiveofp political creole.
OBSERVER
Chenille, W. Va, July4.
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can tell bitn lie out O fashion an ite
Independence Day. Hail. Coulumbis!
Woa't tina. be veddiu' trip TO talk
about the rest o orr lives7 And Fred
seized Rhoda ecstatically Ground the
waist as no burst out singing, In a eiesf,
baritone voice:
"rpfn bUiI0on. boy4 up IA e7ilgoa-
All among the l!ttlo GisEa, e-.aiiih 'Iouna inc
tnoSD.''
"You hush, Fredi They'll hear you
70 the house, an they'll know como
Lbfn's up" said Rhoda.
On the morning Of the Fourth the
Stcry went abroad through all that re-
gion that, In neiHhborhood parlance,
Fred AIcMorrls and Rhoda Stimson had
"skipped out together" The gossips,
all asoV With the story Of their Hight,
did not associate Il with tho account OF
two young Friends married that morn.
ing in ahow window ut the county scat
brought back by a backwoodsman who
knew neither Of them, and told al tho
corner grocery 70 tho usual assortment
OF buns sitting on salt and cracker bar.
reie. When, however, Old man Dono-
hue, full Of futile wrath, said he saw
them-With his own eyes-stGnding up
10 be married In o balloon at tho fair
grounds as Il took It's rise 70 airy re-
gious unknown, folks in general Gasped
with wonder at such foolhsrdy per.
Iormauee and the McDforrls's thought
secretly that Fred was ''protty cute.
Father and Mother stimson gave Rhodn
up for lost and torRave her as VIC do tho
dead.
After two or three days Fred and
Rhoda came homo In the phaeton and
proceeded to buy tho house, into which
their now furniture. which came by
rail, was soon moved. They arc con-
sidered tho most remarkable couple in
that vicinity, and are centsinly the
honnIa,E
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m MEDICAL.

Or. e. c. Vests hone and Drain Treatment
a Eold under p0lilivo written guarantee by nG,hor
lad agents only, ~ euro Weak Memory: Lfs OF
Drain aud EcEyo powor: Lost Mhnhbodi SlniGSnc9F
Night lessee; Evil DroaGlsi Lack OF CYhh9rhoci
~ tho QcncfnLiyO Organs IN either SCI, CSuIed by
ovor.OXgrtiOn; Youthful ErrorF, or Excessive uIo Of
MISSrS, Eopsumptlon, Insanity aud Death. Dyuni
ii boz; FOR IS; With written guarantee 70 euro OF
refund money. HEHT'H COUGH SYRUP. certain
cnrO for COnghs, Colds, Autumn, bronchitis, Group,
WhnOplng Cough, BHrS THROAT Pleasant 70 ihhp.
slaii siE6 discontinued: oil 800. EiEe. COW Go; old
u EiEa, roWoOa
GUARANTEES Issued only through CltAS H
GOETLE. Successor 10 hlcLlin Brothers, DtlS'
SIGts Wheeling, ". Va lylsrInA4Ny
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consuIts his boat Interests by having q
box OF Krauso'o Headache Capsules at
hand; taken as directed will prevent or
stop any kind OF a headache. no matter
what tho cause, In fact il your skull was
cracked Il would Prevent pain.
Sold by Alox. 7. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowio e. Co., Bridge
mort. Ohio.
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CALL for Cubcb Cough euro and in.
s!st upon having nothingolse. Twenty:
five and fifty cent bottles. Try II and
Il IL is not as We say-the beat romody
OF the kind In tho world-wo ask you to
condemn IL to all your friends.
Sold by Alex. i. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Dow!o & Co., Bridge.
mort. Ohio,
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OIL CrrY, Pa. July G.-openod $50: highest
sTlIC; lowest SJ)Gc; closed 5IaEc sales 1908 bar.
rulS; cicaranccs Is 900 barrels; shipments 1871 6il
barrels; runs v, 7O3 barrels
New YoEY, July 6-PCtroicum strafy; Penn.
sylvnnls oil. sulcI lone; August option sales
none; closed ~ SIC bid.
p1IsRUFEii, PA, July 0-Opuncd s51tc; closed
SIZE; highest $40; lowest s3Ic; no S6lcS
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Simply apply "swiYSE's GtSTNrSr." No IN.
trrnai medicine required. Cures letter eczema.
itch, aiI criptionI on the face hands, nosn, &c,
leaving tho kin clear white null healthy Us
b. nu other remedy. Ask Your druggist for
swNYSE'E OISTMEST ITl$AW
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sYMPruNs - Moisture; intnrsc itching mud
singing mCH. NJ night: woHc by scratching: II
allowed to continue tumon form, which often
bleed and ulcorntc, becoming very sore.
gWAYEEs OISTaE"T Ftopa tho Itching aud
bleeding, heals ulCom.iOn, aud III most cases r.
moves tho tumOIs. A. druggists, or by mail, Tot
UcCn,L DE. SwuyuO & don, Philadelphia
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No -. 20 taEO odrct 1901 4 n
sundaY November ~ 1891
Leave Wheeling $500. t9:tS, iilIu q, m, t2:?o
S9,iS, ti:s0, 1910 p, M
'' Isay ts MSr tl EeTy-tsaa 1851 ls,n NJ
iS,9l, "9:?1. fi.I2 tg:ll
ATfiyp Terminal junction tlOcl, lil:ij
a. M, il.S, 1881 t4:IO. l1ls r. IN.
Leave Terminal Junctlnn-t1:9!. 1900. a u,
slI;IJ, O. m. 1850. too. t5:l& j.. Is y. IN.
Lcav1 Martins HerIy-t7:2S, 1901 n N. Sle:A
;I.0S. tI.i1 tS;l0. ts:& 2 NJ.
Leave Pcninsuln--t75I, t9:liam, Sl?:Sl, iiiL
fI,i1 tJ:.i tS;is y, ~
All. tIsl5. ti:al. t9i1 p N,
tSpally. tDGly except Sunday. lsundayI only.
AiltFGIuS Will run gu RaSiera Time
J.E TAUsSlG, superintendent
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When Baby was sick, We gave her cnstoRls.
When she was q Child, sho cried for castoriA.
When shc became Nils, thc chung to castortA.
When she had caIldrcp, she Suvc thCn castoFta.
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Mnnl.

NEW YoPE. Inlr G--PIg iron dull Cope
quiet Lead quiet. TIN steady; straits SO III
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SEw YonR, July O-IIctwrcn tho raIn storm
mud tho dIRlculty Of shipping goods, business
Inns been restricted 70 very narrow lin lie and
anyCuEagOmOntsi for autumn spec!altICS for later
delivery
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TIE earlier symptoms OF dyspepsia,
heartburn aud occasional hoadachos,
should not be neglected. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla to be cured. Z
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NfnnY Persons atc brpktn

down from Ovcrwork or household cares,
Browns Iron JSlttcrS RcbuIlds the
syEtcin, aids digestion, removes cxccss Of bile,
Cnd cures malnfia. Get tho genuine
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A rhousnttni PSrson

Hrw \ ORR, Iuly 0-wooi dull; domestic Ilcccc
lga?jC; pulled 21g53r,
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~ Pennsylvania sta.igns.
[VlyRRnSyIVdaia LINES:
" NJ nn-.A..n Dur, h.. CN,,,A raj IiIna
Trotns run BIZ Central Time,


r,rTy4 0Tr1crs ~ pTSNSYfvESIA RTATfor On
WATEn IT, POpT or ELEyCHTu NJ, HuEELis1
Al McLUhE IlOuiB. HTIEEtiEu, AID Al fnb
PTsSH1YLVGSfA 6TLTToE. pnIp1Etpnf.
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Mrs.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 and 1918 Markets.. Wheeling. VIVA,

The island cars and eicnirIc motors pass the
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEITEMBER IS. 1891, continues thtrty.nlnc
ofers a complete aud thorough education. in
Practical EnElISh. Mathematics, English ClaASicA
Latin and Modern Languages,
The school consists OF Primary, Grammar.
Academic and College Preparatory departments;
compare iaTorably With tho best acnlnHric1 In
LOGS arc received In tho Primary andArst year
Grammar. For circulars or Interview, apply 70
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
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ONLY TIE BEST QUALITY OF
" STATIONERY. THE FINEST iSis AND
TIE EEATEST TYPE aIr used 10 taI Com
'N'''' TIE ISTELLldESCERy JOE OFFICE
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FEzrIrEo loooEDtso 70 ma
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
AID vHpEa ms GrpEnvulos.
TEsTiNR.

In ozhsugtigc S.asss OF ihsnervSus sys.sn. 70.
tuiunz from excssslTe mental work; emotional
excitement or other causes capable OF lOsenlpE
the force and endurance Of the several oTGnI Of
The body; depression Of EpI4ts. msispchoila aud
certain typaI Of inSGuily; In cases of muscular
vestnoS5. OF Of general debility; nGurAithenil.
and Ill irritable StHisI Of the braln spinal cord.
OF nervous system generally; In nervous and
eooreatlEo headache; In neuralgia and In. nes.
vuus dyspepsia; IN weak States Of tho gsnoraslyu
Sygtem;-in an Of the aboVe.namsd conditions,
Teitine viii 30 found Of tho greatest sesylce
Dose, . Drops. Price q draeIrmG, 9: 90.
Where local ,duggiSs arc no, supplied with
tho Hammond Animal Extracts they will DO
mailed. tOgsLheF with all existing literature on
the subject on receipt Of price. by
TIE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, u. c.
Logan Drug Company, Agents fOr Wheeling.
apt7.rTit6s
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
onsnd s,,rr Sunday. juno ., 1891, Passenger
T,o,nS wfll run as follows: oDailY. toaily Ex'
oopt Sunday CGntrll tinc.
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Chenille, ". Va, Jaly4.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-06-02
LOCAL NOTES.

90 and hear the spelling bee at
the Epworth League Monday night.
The N. c. & st. l.. r. r. is the
most accommodating road in the
South.
DR.. B. E. Scruggs, our able col.
ored physician, has purchased new
buggy.
Wednesday was decoration day
and the government offices here were
closed.
Eighteen hundred and ten was
the number Of voters registered at
this precinct
Evening Star Lodge convenes in
special communication tonight TO
hear Deputy Grand Master G. E.
Mi ler.
Mr.. Sam Pentecost has accepted
the position as lineman on the Ala
bama Midland Railroad at Brund>
ridge, Ala.
We are informed that there is a
policeman On the force here that
will never allow a colored man to
make bond until he has locked him
up, no matter how frivalous the
complaint.
The closing exercises OF the Colored
City School were creditable to teachers
and pupils. Tuesday and Wednesday
were devoted to examinations. Thurs
day night the opera house was packe d
to hear a lengthy and well rendered pro-
gram. Today the school goes on pic.
mic to Hobbs Island.
Mrs. Sallie Scott returned to Ft.
Supply, Oklahoma Territory, We'd
nesday night, after spending pleas>
ant time here with relatives and
friends. She carried with her, her
daughter, Miss Jessie Scott and her
niece, Miss Mary Sue True. These
young ladies will be greatly missed
in Huntsville Society.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-06-02
Montgomery Notes.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 8

J
Editor Gazette:
You see just at this time am kept
very much engaged as our city pub
lie schools are closing and of course
| must be on hand to see the smiling
faces of the dear little ones reioic>
ing at the thought of being free
from school for a while, so | cannot
write much, but | must mention a
few things as they are going on.
Rev. Mr.. Pollard, Of our city,
preached the commencement sermon
of the State Normal School at the
"Old Ship" on the 9th, and it was
splenuid sermon. Mr.. c. II. P.
was on hand as he should have been,
as he is one Of The faculty Of said in
stitution.
| am pleased to inform you that
MIR S. Burchett, Of our city, is i'm
proving slowly from quite long
spell of sickness. He, | am inform
ed, is one of the oldest, if not the
Oldest colored Mason in the city.
Well | told you some time since
that we were thinking of getting
some few marriages here, and our
young friend. Mr.. T. Med. and Miss
s. c., Of Plank street, will soon get
off, mean off of their "single
blessedness" and then Tom will have
somewhere to spend his evenings
mere pleasantly than now. Then
Misses A. and c.. two OF our city
teachers are looking ward to the
happy hour that this month Of June
will bring them.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Dungee, | re.
gret to say, lost one of their sweet
little twin babies few days since
They have the heartfelt sympathy
Of their friends.
Mrs. II. V. Cashin, of Decatur,
left on the 26th for her home, after
having spent about three weeks in
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cur city, looking after the health OF
her sister. Mrs. Dungee.
Prof. ]. D. Bibb, principal Of
swayne School, had very credita-
bic closing exercise on the 29th at
Clinton Chapel; also Plof. j. H.
Phillips. principal of Semetary Hill
School, had the closing exhibition of
his school at the First Baptist
Church on Columbus street on the
evening of the 30th.
1t is thought that Prof. Phillips
will leave soon to take a little rest
and will 60 to Cincinnati, @.
think we will send about forty :
FIVE teachers to Mobile 10 the meet
ing as all Of our county and city
and cross road teachers say they
must go. Prof. E..J. Lewis says he
wants to 60 but as he is no longer in
the business they wont let him in.
The graduates of the State Nor
NAL School are Misses Susie S. John
son, Matte M. Jackson, Annie B
Nesbit. Sallie Nation, Lucy Lee, E.
Hebron, Matte Ramsey and G. G.
Trimble.
Rev. DR.. Egan, OF our city, deliv-
cred the address to the class Miss
johnson was salutatorian, and Mr..
1remble valedictorian of the class.
Invitations are out 10 our city to
the marriage of Miss Summervilie Of
Mobile and Mr.. I'll r. Wyman, of
this city, on June 9th
Miss S Grumpy and Mr. d D.
Crockett, of our city. will marry on
the 9th, and spend their honeymoon
in the Gulf City. OH the season
for weddings is on now and I'll keep
you posted.
The Halcombe street belle, is still
looking sweet and the young gentle
man from Selma thinks of coming
up soon to see the family.
I'LL let you know how things get
on. INITIAL.
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Died

JoHNsoN-In this city, Saturday,
May 26, 1894, Mrs. Peter johnson
STONE : At the residence of hi;
father on Church street, Saturday
night. May 26, 1894, Mr.. George
Stone.
SHEARIN In this city, Saturday
night May 26, 1894, Mrs. Lizzie
Shearin, wife Of Mr.. William Shear
in. Mrs. Shearin lived faithful
member of the A. M. E. Church
and died in full confidence of the
Risen Savior.
BRADFoRD-On Pelham street,
Tuesday night, May %, 1891, Mrs.
Mary Bradford.