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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

WELL he replied. you've been get
Sung off 4 heap OF CAB during your
sdeilrium about SISTER Raphaella," and
rjust wait 4 minute; I've got to run in
d5toSthc next ward
was gone so long that fell into
iiassort of dozc. The light sound Of up
tHroachinG footsteps got me awake. but
sI8didn't open my eyes--was too tired
Sand lazy TO open EN-. Bui knew that
tile footsteps had stopped at the foot Of
my cot. Then I heard n soft voice. SO
5low that II didn't seem TO be Intended
for other cars-SavlnG:
Yes. that Is my bad boy OF ncarly
Stwenty-hre years ago, and what q
shuge--'
Bs1IssWell. I opened my eyes then. 7
thought It was about my finish when l
saw Sister Raphaclla standing at the
foot OF my cot. 1.felt quite positive that
sitSNls rg' last dream. She stood with
Coded arms. thoughtfnlly sizing me. up.
1$cbuld make out n silver lock OF; hair
that had Slipped down from beneath her
white bonnet. Otherwise she was quite
SnEehanGed-the same Dallid. beautiful.
sAfadonna-likc face. hot wrought upon ut
Salle II seemed to me, by the impartial
hand OF Time. She even had her old
.shablt Of blushInG. She blushed scarlet
when opened my eyes.
8ssy'tWell Sister Raphaella?' said 7. just
sasff had seen her Yesterday afternoon
Gtnlthc old schooIr0or. l was sure was
gdIeam!ng. but wanted the dream 10
finish Itself out. sous
We'll. bad boy shc replied. and
then ] rubbed my eyes and looked at
heE | was oil right end she was ac-
ltpnlly there-the little white hooded
6Eeptlewornan that had Thought Of n
million times after breaking out Into
the world. She was now the mother
superior OF the hospital. Caesar. what
SnEglo-lous old talk We had As she
sarose TO lcnre-oh. yes, she came back
many times after that-shc smiled rem
Efficiently and said:
And that beautiful site OF many,
M5ny thousands OF acres, and the white
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

Petroleum..
OIL ClTS--Crcdit balances 81 10: GER
titicates. 10 bids: shipments l27, 40 bar
rcls; runs l3397S barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

Lard quie: at s. o2lS. Bulkmeats quiet
at 81 3d. Bacon steady at s. Go. Whis-
key firm nj 81 81. Butter steady.
Cheese steady. Eggs duli and lower a:
eec. Cheese firm: good to prime Ohio
fat lOEIl1c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-01

| Correspondence OF the Nrsus
N.r nrl An, Hiram Rurkc. oi Brds Creeks
Vrrc 'i,irueat re-, o. uavlcv's iastSunisyi
% uNre Wf, uud ,ttjc daughter. ~
Opok,.1t. ..c c'u.pg op tly's many trcudsta
tis Ni.utN
Miss Liuy eros, O., circulating among frleudA
ut Austen. Wo boIeVe tbcro Is some ntunttiofi
b" chat lU;'' town Tor 'uly
Jesse Al. Johnson and JIlly Hart,cil. two OF
oUr horse traders started ont ON "a trading cxz
WdiuVn saturday New sh che lo,s success.
Pro-. .. \. tclcrcr VIII Nusat Nu,,,prrt ia
The % church noNt SUNDAY aCtcritoor nt . M
oc.vck lot AIN loyvrs nt music ,onc ,ut and
hctr tho Professor sling
There is AN OLD foggy iu ms ncishhorhooa
Who thinks tho violin rutJan,ing ls tetrilIs
'riu'. The pcApIr ,f this age coo ITO would
want evidence and reasons ond not mere d, 3
>cruops
Two rival kings cauuot reign together I'm tho
sauna p1'urr Nrthcr cau two churches
profpr. While th'-' isi conflict of sell rpinE
on among eumc vf the .,c .ors. tuthe sImplcst
thugs This riVJuv COME. up sometimes they
mako cNCusvs and sav &c isuut tuy church T
they have bad mutorit iu th,irvlurch or sm-
dUN school and viii not mnslo With theni
so whom tho elmo arrives for sunday school,
seat II vacant and hl, heart g. the worse Tor Il.
1horc VIII bc memorial scry ces az lcthrhem
con- sunday, juno nh, iSol. beginning M o
o'clock %. 90. Prof Ruff, It,ldcu, OF Tngvaod.
will oC present Co mako tho memorial addrcsst
suitable urocr3m will no prepared FOR tho
occn SION. consisting OF rocrtutious and songs
hy tho choir sp cal Invitation il extended
Goo cyct' body fo Ioiu in paying tribute to tho
memory of our dead. Three votcrans Of tho
late Rebellion lay sleeping m mis- beautiful
com'tory. THOR memory worthy OF immortal
glory.
This is getting tu 10, noted place Last
saturday, Prosecuting Attorney Noil o. iortncy
mud Vito, or Nngwood started for FONDA q
furnace when they got Too tbu vicinity ct rwi-
Eight thoN lost the. way uud wandered around
Boa the wuouS until nto ih tho cvrniug. when
thcv iuully go: out of the red brush aud found
a farm house whore they inquired the road 81
lroudnlo. map was soon drawn giving Tho
route whom they prouccdcd ON their Journey.
We would like tho couc.p ondont at trondaIS
To- please nformus " thoy arrived there all
right
Tboro arc some boys In this ncighborhuod
who uocd nn education, and we oannot nnmo n
hotter place thou tbo Reform schools at Pruuty4
town When Mr.. Bowormustcr moved his mill
iromthiv place lac tote two good trucks. think
inw tnoy would hc perfectly safe iu "a civilized
/ community. n this hc was mistaken. We have
some boys who sccm tu havo "A ts1nin fori
stealing everything thoy uan carry oil. Thoy
have taken aIl tho washers and chains from
] tho two trucks nud We expect them 90 carry
! off the trucks next Shame on you boys, Ia
tiink ON would treat Eontonan like AIR.
| Rowe master In this mnnnor. You had bottor
rotnru those articles you have taken aud saws
youraciyu, turthor trouble, IA you are known.
JCEktE MAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-01
A BIG CAVE PARTY.

There was quite an excursion 10
Mountain Cave Park" last SATURDAY..
About twenty vehicles filled with n
jolly crowd of people intent on hayiup
a good time; and they had IT, The
dancing commenced at 800 o'clock and
they kept it mp fast and furious until
late ia the evening, when with regret
they started home, feeling that they
had enjoyed themselves immcnseIv
and hoping 10 meet again in tho near
future
There were several amusing Incl.
dents that added TO the enjoyment OF
the occasion. One was at 3 o'clock
when we all bad oar picture took"
by a Mr. Lowers, who lives near town,
and has lately come from Pennsylvania.
We had quite host Of musicians and
lots OF good music.
Messrs. Al Britton, Geo Bo.Isv,
Nilt Shaffor and Ed. Bergman gave as
an exhibition Of their fancy steps and
clogs.
Among those present were, Ed and
Joe bergman and sister. Ella, Ed. and
Jim Greaser and sisters Frances and
BERTHE, Ambrose LYncd and sister,
Ella, Mr. and Mrs Lowers and son
and Miss ella Barlow, Mr. and Mrs
Garlitz and daughter, Laura, Mrs.
MASK and daughter, Minnie, Geo.
Bosley, and our efficient liveryman.
George Menear, from King wood an q
MIR. J. w. MYres and sister, Aggie, MIR,
Al Britton and Miss May Swcaringep,
from Housewife. and Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll and Bruce Carroll, Chas.
Trickett and sister. May. Chas Forman,
and Miss Ethel and Icie Bowers, OF the
Dale, and John Smith, Mill
johnson and the Misses Lure and
Lizzie, Of Millersport and Mr.. Mood
Ash burn, and Grace. Lille and GAY
Watson, Annie Guscman. George
beavers. Ralph Fairfax. Mr.. Meueor.
and Mr. Men, Of Beedsville, and n host
Of others that we're not known 10 The
writer. ONE or EW.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-01
Personal POINTS.

From the Parsons Advocate.
Miss Ethel Larew, OF Tunnelton. IA
the guest OF Mrs. w +. Lippscomb.
II. f. sutton, formerly of Preston
county, but now Of Pttsburg. was in
town this week on business.
II. c. Shafrer has sufficiently re-
covered from his burns received last
Monday a week TO be ont again. The
burnt flesh has mostly all peeled from
his face and is healing nicely.
DIR. T. J. Longstreth. of FellowsyilIe,
who has been coming up in this section
occasionally. died last Thursday. He
was kicked by horse that kicked at
the horse the doctor was riding. The
kick broke his leg and he received
other Injuries when he fell from his
horse. lie lived but two days after
ward
Miss Mabel Feather celebrated the
eighth anniversary of her birthday
Wednesday afternoon by giving her
young friends party About thirty
five of those near Miss MabeFs age. re-
sponded TO her invitation and they had
such "A time as will not permit them to
forget 1t until they have outgrown
birthday parties. Each one brought
their friend "a present and seemed 10
enjoy giving it Refreshments OF ice
cream, cake, lemonade and candy was
served in abundance, "A large table
being prepared in the yard for the oc-
casion' which gave IT a picnic reSem-
blancO
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Nay 8Oth In Kingwood

The Memoria Day Services in King.
wood Tuesday Of ibis week were very
fine. The day was an ideal one. a cool
and fine breeze blowing. There was
% big crowd 10 town and a very good
parade WIS formed ~ the Court house
and marched C the Cemetery headed
by the band, which gave some excel.
lent music. All the soldiers graves
were decorated with haqs and flowers
and at least half the osher graves we're
decorated also by friends Of the dea0
and some Of the floral offerings we're
magnificent. After dinner the meeting
at the Court House was a splendid one
Prof. Jennings and Col Reed and wife
sang "TenGug On The Old Camp
Ground" Rev NJ. y. Nutter delivered
a splendid memorial sermon. Then
Col. Reeds oration was magnificent
and listened 90 with close attention by
Che large crowd that jammed the
Courtroom. There was more excel
lent singing led by Prof Jennings,
and the audience was dismissed by
Rev Lane At least one-third Of the
crowd could not get in the Court House,
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TelloWsville.
dependence Of tho Argus.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
ID. w. Watson spent Sunday at
Tunnelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphus Simpson spent
Sunday at Cheat Bridge.
Elmer Watson made flying business
trip TO Grafton last week.
Jas. BoYce, OF Irontown, is the guest
OF mine host. Jas. Robinson.
Elmer Watson and Miss Matte
Robinson, were at Evansville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Morris, OF Tun-
melton, passed through town, Sunday.
John n. Lynch, who is painting for
the B. & . at Deer Park, spent Sun.
day at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Sinclair, OF Austen ,
were the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Michael, Sunday
Mrs. Phil Heermans, OF Scranton,
Pa. was the guest OF Mrs. w. A.
Watson last week
Messrs. Jno. Wolff, Elmer and
Ernest Watson were Mt Newburg at
the show, Tuesday.
Mr. Will Smith and Miss Lora Robin
son attended Epworth League at
Rowlesburg, Thursday.
Mr. MILFORD Pilson and sister. Miss
Kate, Of Grafton, were the guests Of
the Stafford House last week
Mrs Thos. Stone has been very IN
for some days. DR.. NJ. r. Powell. OF
Newburg. was summoned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John KimneH and
family and a. Kercbeval we're the
guests Of Miss Eta Kerchey val. Sunday;
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Ridenour, also
Misses Eta Williams and Matte
Robinson we're at Grafton, Monday at
the show.
Lew Ellis and his two daughters.
also Miss Della Harrington, OF New
burg, we're out for a pleasure trip last
Sunday week They passed through
town for the mountain. After spond.
ing the day they returned home Sun
day evening. Come again. Levi
KHIeHF ARGUS.
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Reeasville.

/ correspondence OF Tie Argus.
Isaac Nartn OF KingwOod, was ur
at his farm Friday.
Orval Watson was in Morgantown
last Thursday On business.
d. l. Keefover has about completed
his handsome new residence.
Frank Fortney was very pleasant
caller at the Lloyd House last sunday.
Read, laugh, grow fat ana subscribe
for The ARors. the best paper in the
county.
John Clever, James and David Din
are working for some firm in Broad
ford, Pa.
Clark J. Bayles and Gay Watson
were at Independence Monday calling
on frienss
The weather man is making it as
hot tor us as Dewey made it for the
Spanlards
The ny has discovered that the
weather is favorable for little buzz
in this direction.
Miss Agnes Clever was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Menear last
Saturday and Sunday.
Quite II number of young folks from
near here will attend Decoration at
Grafton the SOth OF May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McGinnis, Of
Function, we're visiting at Mrs. Dri
w. IL, MeGinniss Friday.
Mrs t. p. McGinnis and Mrs David
kcefoYer are Still on the sick list
Hope to sec them out soon.
J. Hunter Fortney, who has been on
the sick list for some time past, is no
better and still growing weaker.
Harvey Dill is regular visitor every
two weeks at |. l.. Martins OF King
wood. There must be some attraction.
Hon william Freeburn, OF Sterling,
Nebraska. arrived here Saturday and
will remain some time visiting rsla-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolf were visit
ing relatives at LenoX several DAYS
last week and returned home Sunday
evening.
One Of our neigh Dor women saws that
her husband is so fond of an argument
that he won't eat any thing that agrees
with him.
Seth ID. l.. Stafford, OF near Newburg
was here Saturday attending Lodge
and went on TO visit relatives near
Masontown.
James II. Grimes Is visiting his broth.
ers and sisters. living at Fairmont,
Watson and Thompson, and will also
take in Decoration AT Grafton.
There We're quite number OF per
sons visited the famous Mountain Cave
last Saturday and spent the day In
dancing and having good time
| generally.
Enos Ashburn and Miss Lora Dill
| were at Smithfield. Pa. last week visit
ing Mrs. Lizzie Loar. Mr.. Ashburu
| returned wearing broad smile. all on
account OF finding twin baby girls at
his daughters.
The long talk OF Creamery is sure
| go at last The work on the building
will commence now in few days. II
! will be quite an Improvement to our
| little town. 1t is something our CEN
munity has needed for long time.
ELLA Rec.
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500 Reward s1OO.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased 90 learn that there is az least
one dreadful disease that science has
been able 10 cure iu all its stages. and
that b. Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
The only positive cure now known 20
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires "a
constitutional treatment HalPs Ca
torrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood add mucous
surfaces Of the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation Of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building mp the constitution and as
sisting nature NJ doing its work. The
proprletOrs have so much faith IN IT'S
curative powers. that they Offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that IL
fails 20 cure. Send for list Of Testi
mOnials
Address, ~. CHENEY g. Co, To
ledo. o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

From thc Grafton sentinel
The Grafton Baux caNhed s'NchScl,
Wednesday, for Is 4 q. mon t,om l:s.
TO $50 p. m. Making a pay ron Of over
$4,000 for the month.
I Hon. John w Mason. as council for
1 the West Va. Coal X Coke Co, has had
recorded in the county clerks oni,c
here decd watch took i've hundred
dollars worth OF government stamps
The Recruiting officers under C,rtnin
Skunk will remain in Grafton until
June 4th aud maybe longer Captain
skunk has enlisted 50 men nm 10 days.
which is a record breaker. The Captain
is well pleased with the class Of mon
who apply At this station.
Examinations for the Peabody Insti-
tute, at Nashville, Tom, will be held
July II and -, AT the following
places First district, Mouudsvillr,
Second district Piedmont; Third dls-
trict, parkersburg West Virginia IS
entitled to eleven schohrships and
eight OF them will become vacant thi,
summer The opportunity to gain ad.
mission is very dattcring Tho qnes.
tions for cNamjnatiou arc sent to the
Super ntcndout OF schools and are
sent bN him To the examiners whom
he appoints.
Col. Mcclure, for S, oral years past
superintendent OF the National Come.
terry at this place. Inns boon trans fcrred
to Cold liarbor Va, aud will leave
some time in Dune FOR his new position.
MIR Nj. Jciterys who has been at Cold
uarbor since leaving here, goes To
Philadelphia, on near there as we are
informed. Col Mcclure also gives out
the Information that his succcssor is "a
gentleman 10y the namo of Post aud "A
resident OF Iowa. Col Mcclure has
made many friends here who viii re
gret to see hun leave.
Very handsome cards arc out an.
nouncing that Hon. Neil Fortney
and his estimable wife, Mrs Alice
Goodwin Fortuey, will celebrate the
twentieth anniversary OF their mar
| riage by an "at home" TO their friends
at their beautiful and picturesque resi-.
dence In kingwood on Saturday even
ing, June Sd. Few people who have
had the pleasure OF being entertained
in that pleasant home 10y this hosprt
able couple will neglect TO avail them
selves of the opportunity Of en- joymeut
| that is afforded nv tho rrccntion al
one OF these dainty invitations.
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The Roster Glass.

The graduating class OF the Fairmont
Normal school, is called The Roster
Glass this year in honor of one Of the
teachers. Their motto is:
I'VE launch today
Where shall we anchor"
There are seventeen graduates, nine
ladies' and eight gentlemen, as follows
Lena Mabel Charter, Harriet Bea-
trice Che-ney, stella Gail Ford, Ro-
mana Belle Hayburst. Dorothy Ellen
Ice, Eva Myrtle Morgan, Sarah Nor
gan, Marian Eliza beth Pickett. Rosa
Atchie Pickett G. ". Bartlett, Lee =.
BARTLETT, Clyde Arthur hin, 1usca Y
Morris, Clearance Wade Robinson,
George Langford Rose, Howard Ernest
Satterheld and Frank Roy Yoke.
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Deaths Doiugs

Died at her home over iu the linn
Settlement on Friday, May 20. 500.
Mrs Sarah Mencar. wife al Phlip
Meucar, deceased. Her death was
caubsd 10y paralysis.
The funeral was held Sunday morn.
ing at /lnn's chapel and the buria
took place ia the Iinn grave yard near
home.
Luke Mckinney, and was about $50
years Of age She was highly esteem.
ed by large circle Of friends and
ncighbors. She leaves ten children.
four sons and six daughters 10 mourn
the loss OF DEVOTED mother.
a fEIESD.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-01
shepard College Commencement

The following Is the schedule Of exercises
In connection with the annual common cement
Of Sheperd College state Normal School
Thursday, June lst 4 2. N.-Rsception Ia
public.
FRIDAY. June od,6r H-Addrcss before the
Literary Societies, boy jerome II. Raymond
TN. ID. President Of the West virginia Uni
verslty.
SATURDAY, June Sd, lr. -Class-day exercises
SUNDAY. June 4th, sP. ANNUAL sermon 10y
Rev. G q. Everhart.
MONDAY. Juno 9th, p. N.-Contcst between
the Parthenian aud Ciceronian Literary
Societies.
TUESDAY, June Gth.--Alumni day.
WEDNESDAY, June 9TH, 81. M-C0nmoncem emf
exercises.
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I IFE INSURANCE.
I/3SS6 2t}3 A&&&22&&.

Wien You INsrnE YoCR lIfr
select a Massachusetts Company.
under The Massachusetts system 80
which guarantees equity to aIl 81,
one insured in Massachusetts
Company bios lost anything ON ac.
count Of failure 10 pay premluma.
Premium reduces as thc age of ,h.
insured gets greater Invcsfigll
the plan of tbe NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
co, Of Boston, Mass. Write. CIV
ing age and occupation and recrIv,
a specimen policy with foil Iustruc.
tIOus.
W. II. T.. MONTGOMERY.
representative,
ICNNELIoNs WISE VA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-01

The social event OF the week in King
wood will loo tne reception given 10y
Mr.. and Mrs n. J Fortney at their
elegant home on beverley Hin in
honor OF the Twentieth Anniversary
of their marriage. ono hundred hand.
some Invitations have been sent on;
that read as follows;
1879 1899
Mr.. and Mrs Neil j. Fertney,
At Home,
Saturday Evening, June third.
From eight until eleven o'clock.
Alice Edna God Twin, Neil j. Fortuey,
kingwood, w. Va.
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FAMILY II les.

John 4. Hartman 21, and Bessie
Dulin 20.
Edwin Eryins %, and Emma Riley 21.
Ray 5. Hill %, and Buelah Fraley 10.
David II. Waddell 60 and and Belle
l.. Bolvard %.
Charles C. Wilhelm %, and Nora II.
Groves Is.
J. S. Tsets %, and Ella Soess %
All natives OF Preston, except Miss
Riley, who was born 10 Maryland.
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Is MY Blood Pure Z

This is n question OF vast Importance
TO all who wish TO DO we'll. II your
blood is impure you cannot expect good
health, unless YOU begin taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla at once, This great nedi-
cine makes the blood pure and puts the
system In good health, cures spring
humors and that tired feeling
Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick head
ache, billiousness and all liver ills.
Price % cents
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BTOadduS Institute, CIarkSburg, W Va.
Programme or Commencement Week,
juno 81, 1890.

SATURDAY, JUNES.
sOOp' m-Soccty Contest, chapel Hall.
SUNDAY, JUNEA
1880 a. m.-Baccalaureate Sermon bv Rev
Waylaud loyt d. D., OF Philadelphia.
Baptist church.
MONDAY. JUNEh
e"op p m.-Elocutionary Recital Chapel Hall
TUESDAY. JUNE6
RNO p. m.-Annual Meeting OF Board of
Trustees.
500 p IN. Annual Concert, opera House
WEDNESDAY. JUNE7
$50 a m Commencement Exercises, Baptist
church
$50 y m.-Alnmni Meeting, Institute Parlors.
500 y. m.-Commencement Reception.
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All persons having claims against
the estate Of Levi Gale. deceased. vii.
please present th,m for settlement af
the iate residence 81 said Gale ON oi
before tbc Grst dav OF July.IsqJ. And
alI rsons Indebted 90 said estate t.iI.
please call and settle the same ON o..
before the above date.
PHOEBE Cur.
WM M WOLF H'"In ''sfa'"'-
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On and after Friday June the 2nd.
the Meat Market will DO open and -
full line Of Fresh and Salt Meats will
be Kept at all times
Very Respectfully,
&. IL SMITH
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PEABODY NATIONAL NORMAL

We have received from Miss Martha
Copeman a student at the Peabody
Normal College, OF Nashville. Tenues.
see, the following Handsomely eugraVed
Invitation;
The Senior Class
OF the
PcabodY Normal College
requests the honor of.your presence
at it's
Commencement Exercises,
Wednesday, Nav the thirty.hrst
1894
Their announcement OF Commence.
mont exercises is as follows.
The Seventy eighth Annual
Commencement
OF the
University OF Nashville
and OF the
Peabody Normal College
the Twenty.third
1890.
Annual Art Exhibition
May cath, 25th, 26th lOa. IN to q y. IN.
Young Ladies' Oratorical Contest
May e5th p m
Young Ladies' DcclamatorY Contest
May Goth n m
Young Mems lnter-Socioty oratorical
Contest
May 27th $ p. m.
BACCALAUREArE ADDRESS
DIR. James |, Vance
May 2Sth p IN.
Class Day
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-01-14

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Consumption, Coughsand Colds. They
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mis- truly,wonderful remedy, and show
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OCULAR sized bottle. This i. no eX-
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the best physiciausare o using ii
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and are rafyiu" OF l. in most severe
cases. tt j. guaranteed. Trial bottle
f,e al y. e.. Hannah so. all Drug