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NATUCDAV, Jl?E 3, W77.
Iilndcrtfnrten Nrhoolw.
Wo now litre'wo of these schools in
Wheflh'Ki '''it fth yet the system can not
be ?*.:'(] tu I>a among us. The
experiment h&a to run the teat of time.
At Hi, La 11 is, according to an account
junt received, the experiment has been
interesting and successful. The great
difficulty there an eLcwhere ban been the
co?t of instruction iu these schools, which
ii much larger than that of ordinary
primary bch??o)s. This cii/iicnlty wan, in
a great measure, obviated in St. Louis by
the voluntary service of assistant teachers
Four years ago Miss Susan K.Blow,
n irmmnliil...! mmA W
partner, offered to tcach the system to a I
class of young ladies who might them- i
selres become teachers, anil alio to teach, '
without salary, a public kindergarten in <
St. Louis. This school was so successful I
that in the fall of 1874 two more were '
opened; in the summer of 1875 four moro, '
and now there ate 20 in successful operation,
with a total attendance of 1,300
pupils. The directors of the*e school*
arq paid a salary of $000 a year; but there
are 100 unpaid assistants, who
work partly for the sake of obtaining
practical knowlmliw of tin* nvat#m.
partly in the faith that they can so demonstrate
the usefulness of these schools that
the city will establish them a* the Grst
step in the instruction of all its children.
To meet the cxpenno of the school, which
consists in the material bought for the
children to work with, the experiment
was tried of assessing nach scholar, whose
parent* could afford to par, one dollar
each term. This has worked well, and
removes, or at least lessens, the difliculty
in regard to cost. Mr. W. T. Harris, the
upcrintendent of schools, reports that
under reasonably competent teachers the
results obtained by these schools are
good physical development, quickness of :
invention, great skill in the use of the i
hands, ability to form rapid judgments i
in numbers, measure and size,and politeness
of manner. The chairman of the i
school board gives emphatic testimony i
to the value of the kindergartens.
St. L uis is the only city where there t
it to large an organized system of them
under the care of the board of public
instruction; and that board commends
them to still larirer nublic favor, and ex. i
presses the belief that in a very short
time many other cities will follow the
the example of St. Louis in Cbtablibhing
such schools. Miss Mow herself, who i<
recognizcd m the founder of St. Louis
kindergartens, who has personally supervised
and conducted them, at great sacrifice
of time, patience and labor, solely
from a spirit of philanthropy, reports to
Mr. W. T. Harris that the Des Peres
school Li the only one which had been in
existence long enough for its work to be
in an? wiy tested, and that examination
uf the pupils promoted from thatBchool
shows that the kindergarten children
submit more readily than others to school
discipline; tlui t!.t ir average intelligence
i? greatly superior to that of children who
enter school without previous training,
and th&t they may have special aptitude
for arithmetic, drawing and natural
facienci'.
uvi ,<v-h i?-<iiinuri- in flirci'i
MHuascment.
Striet denning is now progressing
under the new arrangement with Mr.
Haley, who has taken that job off the
Street Commissioner's hands at twenty ix
hundred dollar-* for one whole year.
Of course it in too noon to form a dcttmte
idea of the advantages of the new system,
farther than that so far it appear* to be
working well. We presume that if the
contractor has not miscalculated the expence
he will continue to the cud of the
year with the same thoroughness that has
thus far characterized his work.
The eye of the citizen is now relieved
from the contemplation of gangs of men
whose labor was so illy directed, bo manifestly
inefficient and expensive as
to excite little else than disgust.
Here we may Htick down a pin and
note from time to time the bills
which will come to Council from
the'.Strcet Department. We will give our
reader* the initial statement upon which, 1
if they will tako the trouble to keep the
run of Council reports as published
monthly, they can base a correct estimate
of the advantages of the contract system.
The gross amount of the bills submitted
by the Committee on Streets and Aller*
for the month of April waa $5,709 01, of
which ?2,88-1 37 wu lor labor on the
street* done under the supervision of the i
Street Comm'iMioner. All curbing and
crossings are done by contract, as well oa I
repairs on sewer* and the construction of
new newer*. So that the bills of the
Street Commiasioner were for street
cleaning, street repair* aud the work on
Virginia street.
This April bill of the Commissioner
was at the rate, iu round numbers, of
$35,000 per annum, and but a small portion
of it for permanent improvements.
It is safe to estimate that that portion of
the Street Department under the charge
of Contractor Ilaley has cost the city
heretofore, and in tho month of April,
under Commissioner White, was costing
the city, not less than $10,000 a year.
At the session of Council on Friday
evening, May 25, on motion of Mr. Bor
ing, the 1' irst Uranch voted to award to
Gillespie and Slater the contract for
street paving at 85 cent* persquaro yard.
When it is understood that under this
contract the parties agree to furnish the
boulders, of a quality to be approved by
the Street Commissioner, also the gravel
and sand to form the bed for the atone,
and to do the cxcavating of tho streets,
those who have observed the manner in
which similar work has been done heretofore,
will need no argument to convince
them that the city fathers have made
another most commendable departure.'
The work has never been done except in
one or two instances, notably the Main
street hill improvement, for anything
like that sum. Unfortunately lor exactness
the street paving has been done
under such a loot* system, or rather
thero has been such an entire
l*ck of svafcm. that tt is imnn??!M? I
to iaj what iiai been the average coat of
the work. But we proitune that experienced
Couucilmon *ill agree that it has
coit the city heretofore from a dollar and
half (o three dollars a square yard,
'how who have heard Councilmen relate
heir observations in open meeting, or
rho have observed for themaelyei the
roups of half employed men dawdling
iver the patch work in some gutter, need
tot be told that our whole system of
treet management has only been re*
noved from burlesque by being a fraud,
ind the only wonder is that Council has
lot inaugurated a change years ago.
rho system of contract work will relieve
he Htreet Commissioner of everything
tttmccted with the cleaning of the streets,
ind with the paving, except seeing that
he material used and the manner of dong
the work is in accordance with the
:ontracts. ;
With a capable, energetic and coneciintiou*
ofliccr it would rcem as if the citv
:ould safely depend upon securing the i
fulfillment of all contract!. AVe ear
lliero should be no greater difficulty upon
lliU point in regard to contract! made
with the city than with private individaals,
nnd yet there aro experienced members
of Council who allege that the *ity
lit proverbially swindled in contracts, or
rather in the execution of them. Coun*
:il ah a body has time and again complained
that its plain and even peremptory
ordern to the Street Commissioner
have been disregarded. Committees have
declared their inability to secure compliance
with contracts done under their
jupervision, and the honorable Mayor
himself, charged not only with the duty
urn ciouieu wiin me power 10 eniorce
compliance with contract*, has confewed
in open Council tHat his efforts in that
direction have been idle.
We bhall only le harsh enough to lay
that it is a r-lmiutful confession?shameful
because it i^ true, and jet not one of
them, many of whom are employers, can
give any good reason why it should be so.
Why should one of the most energetic
members cf the First Branch of Council
hare pertinently, and yet singularly,
asked at the very last ?e?sion, "who ever
heard of Council compelling any contractor
to comply with his contract?"
There are just two things necesaary to
lecure as faithful fulfillment of contracts
with the city as with individuals They
are, 1, having accepted a bid from a contractor,
compel him to comply with the
specifications by remorselessly relusing
lo pay for work unlees it is done according
to the letter of the contract; 2, in
no instance award a contract to a man
who has once failed in any respect to
comply with the specifications of a contract
entered into with the city. We advice
the Council while it is in tho line of
new departures to make one in tbu respect
by adopting these two simple ruled
and making litem ru unchangeable and as
invariable as ihe laws of the Medea and
Persians*
Kltlcr Hull on Hi* Travels.
PiTTSBU&an, June 1st,
EJiturs Intelligence!:
I have attended eervicea in three different
Methodiat Churches in the city.
In Christ's Church the Singing wis
charming. There was no screaming,but
u sweet blending of harmonic chords and
sounds apparently prompted by a spirit
of true devotion. In another church the
singing was congregational. It was led
by a good and well behaved choir in an
end gallery. The church is arranged on
the amphitheatre style, which has the
happy effect of bringing everybody together.
The congregation was well supplied
with hvmn books, and the people
pined in and sang with a will, and I enjoyed
it greatly. In another church I
found to my surprise that the "Gospel
Hymns" had supplanted the hymn book.
The Gospel Hymns are good for what
they were designed, vir: Social service,
prayer meeting4! and special revival
meetings; but, certainly, they are not
adapted to the stated Sabbath services in
our churches.
I have attended several sessions cf the
Methodist Episcopal preachers' meeting.
It is attended by thirty or forty ministers,
and their discussions were able and
instructive. But honesty requires me to
say that our preachers' meetings in
Wheeling are conducted in a more orderly
nnd parliamentary manner than
any others 1 have so far attended. The
doctrine of .Scriptural Kcpentenco lias
been under critical examination for two
days. I wa* greatly interested and
pleased to hear a colored preacher giving
the forms of the verb in Latin,
Greek and Hebrew, from memory, with
the various "tinge* and shades" of meaning
put upon it by the Ch&ldaic and
other languages. Drs. Iforner, Wheeler,
Avernon, Felton and others were present
who are fine linguists, but the colored
brother's definition of the term stood the
test.
The membership of the M. E. Church
in Pittsburgh and Allegheny; Blrm
iiiguziiu ami x.mi ijiueny is noi,
nil told, over eight thousand perhaps.
This in certainly not a fair proportion of
church members in the midst of a population
of 225,000. The Presbyterians are
considerably stronger than the Methodists.
The United Presbyterians are
also quite strong as a denomination, especially
in Allegheny City. From what
I zee 1 judge these two denominations
rather take the lead in the temperance
work. The most aggressive churches, as a
rule, will be ahead, and it ought to be so,
other things being equal. Work will
pay. If we sow sparingly, we are likely
to reap accordingly, while a vigorous and
bountiful sowing yields a bountiful harvest.
Since writing the above wo have spent
a Sabbath in Dravosburg, sixteen miles
above Pittsburgh, near the month of the ;
Youghiougheny river, where it empties
into the Monongahela. "We were elegantly
entertained by Mr. Crump, whose wife
is the daughter of J. E. Simon, of
Triadelphia. On Sabbath morning we
worshinned over the river at McKeesport
in Dr. Martin's church. The house was
filled. It is not large enough to accommodate
the congregation, and a magnificent
church, 125 feet by 72, two stories, is
already enclosed and will be finished early
in the fall. Its entiro cost will be not less
than $40,000. In the evening I worshipped
in the Presbyterian Church in Dravosburg.
The sermon had a very soothing and
marked effect upon the pastor, morp so,
a tuiun, iu44H u|iuu uiq cungrcRauon; jor
when 1 sat down I had to waJce him up
to clow the service. The prayer, however,
indicated that he had not lost the
track of the sermon. The text was long
?eleven or twelve versei; and he was
not prepared for only a thirty minutes'
sermon; consequently he got off his guard
a little. He is an excellent man. ia doing
a good work, and is greatly beloved by
all the denominations, and has charge of
the only church in the town.
Last week I went with one of the city
Sastors to visit one of his parishioners at
pringdale, sixteen miles out on the Allegheny
river. He is a man of large
wealth and lives in fine style. At the
dinner table he was asked if he went into
the city often to church. He replied
that ho did not, only when he wanted to
hear a poor sermon; that the preaching
was so much better in the country than
In the city that he preferred the country
on Sunday. He was. with his family,
however, in the city the next Sunday to
hear preaching.
Decoration Day was observed rery
generally. Fitting and patriotic eulogies
were beatowed upon tke gallant dead and
their gratea decorate with flowen. The
serticefl eeemed more religions than
otherwise, being opened with prayer and
:losed with the Doxologr and Benedicion.
The Charlea Aw? monument in a manire
and Imposing piece of workmanahlp.
It will be remembered that he wu the
treat friend of the colored raoe. He
iraa a New Yorker bjr birth. On the face
>f the monument the following appropri*
ite acripture texta are chlaaelled: "For
ihe tree ia known bj it* fruit"?Chriat.
'He hath dispersed abroad; he hath given
to the poor: bin riffhteouinew remaineth
[orever."?WuL "1 have showed you all
thing*, how that ao laboring ye ought to
rupport the weak, and to remember the
irorda of the Lord Jesur, when he aaid.
it ia more bleawd to give than to receive.'
?Acta of the Apoatle. "The memory of
the fuat ia bletted."?Solomon.*
The temperance people of Allegheny
county have a bi? tab on hand. Thn
Pittsburgh liiipalch of May Slut has a
lUtot the license* granted "by James G.
Murray, Count? Treasurer, at the May
lerm, to sell liquor. The Hat covers
even column* ct the Jiirpatch, a large
paper, iiy a little division, addition and
multiplication, I find there are eighty*
four whole/ale, and thirteen hundred and
eighty-three retail house*; total, 1,407.
This brings into the depleted treasury
$90,500 with the curse of suffering, cruelty
and blood upon everv dollar. And
this amount, large as it is, is not more
than half the amount required to keep
up a police force to suppress crime prevailing
among the class of persona who
patronize these liquor homes, to say
nothing of pauperism and other evils
entailed by the liquor trafic. Surely the
City Fatlurs here and in Wheeling and
in all places where the license system
prevail#, are pre-eminently "Denny w?e
and pound foolish" financially, leaving
moral* and religion out of the question.
F. Ball.
A New Story ot .Vfntrlmoninl AdveriUemeiii.
Here id a translation of a matrimonial
advertisement that recently appeared in
tho Israelite of Mayence:
"1 would Ilka to nitrrr wy daugliUr, who li
niu< inn, uuuinuHim uuiuumji IU mi rutucui
bnMneaa man of good family. I would tranifer to
him my lualnrin, which hu b?*n eiUblttbod for
many jeara. Fortune diairabla, but not abadutaljr
nectiirr. Apj>llrant? may tend, In rontlJencr.
their addreaaca and photographs to No. 821, tart i f
tbla Journal, both of which will be r*turned to
roti-?urc?aa!ul applicants. anonytnouj lettera will
ncclve no attention."
This in decidedly fresh. In America
we lire accustomed to young men advertising
for wire*, or young women for
husbands, but we have yet to learn of
parents advertising their daughters for
ralo like any ordinary commodity. Mayence
has, therefore, taught us a new idea
which mav commend itself to fathers who
despair of winning sons-in-law by any
old-fashioned means.?The Jvcith ftluxn9"
^
AX A Ill-Bit AKE.
TJio Danger ot Collision Dlmluialied.
From tic Cincinnati Tlmw.
Some tests were lately made on the Kansas
Pacific road with its Westing-house
air-brake which will intercut the traveling
public. The train consisted of an engine,
two baggage cars and live passenger
coaches, seventy wheels being supplied
with the brake. While running at
the rate of twenty-five miles an hour tho
train was stopped in 10 1-2 seconds, and
a distance 01 'Ji i jeet. ai me rate ot
thirty-one miles an hour, it was stopped
in 11 seconds, and at a distance ot li'JS
feet, less than the leogth of a square.
When the brake was applied from within
one of the coaches, the train was stopped
in 1G seconds, and a distance of 404 feet.
These are remarkable results. With such
a brake as this on cars, the danger of collision
will be very greatly diminished.
~~ DIED.
6MITH.?On Thuradir,M?jr31,l!7;,at8 r M.,at
rwldcnrc of her huaband, V. J. Hiuith, in Brllalrr,
Oblo, MiUTiii M. HjaiTii, in tfic 43th year of brr
age.
Funeral Saturday, June 2d, atlo'elxk p.m.,
fro n bcr Lite rcildeuc?. Frienda lntMed to attend.
TRAVELERS' SUIDE.
UXPAKTUBK OK TBAINS.
A.M. A.M. P.M. f.M.
B. 4 0. a it 4.W ifcat* cuo
P.M.
CVtit.O. DlT ....~ 7:04 4iI0f 9.43
W.P. 415.1)1? .... 8:10 5:10
A: M.
Cler. A ritU. ..... 6:12 11:17 8:27 6:021
AKB1VAL or TSAIKS.
I A. M.l P.M. I P.M.I P.M.
Jl. A a K. 1; 8:3) 6:W) 10:43
Cent. 0. Dir .. 5:49 ll-ttj 7.20
W. P. A E Dlr.....^.... 7:80 4:55 _ -
a. m. r. M. A. M.
Clcr. A nttl. 10:55 feSS 8.20 9:02:
IDatfy rxcri.t Buuaajr?Newark Accommodation.
dletJxurllie Accommodation.?Thlj train durtn?
the day pas** backward *nd forward between
Martin* Ferry ami Betlalr*, Hopping when requlred
at bhertaan liouae, Atnatllle, Weat Wheeling
and Grand Hill.
SPECIAL NOTICE8.
.A. CA-ttJD.
To all who are luflerinj from the error* and IndUcretionj
of youth, nmoiu weakneaa, early decay,
luuof manhood, Ac., I will tend you a recipe
that will cure you, FltEB OK CHAIUiE. Thla
great remedy wai ditcorcrcd by a mlaalonary In
bouth America. Fend a Klf-addm?ed eorelope to
the Eev. Jocith T. Jhmas, Station D, JliUe JIouu,
Xrte Turk City. ja27<odAw
WHEELING
EitabUihed In I860. For the names ami P. 0.
addrws of 15 youn* men likely to attend a biuldcm
collect, we will arod, fret, our Illcctutkd
Collkok Jouikal, and fiperlmena of Ornamental
Penmanship. Addreu J. M. FKASHER & CO.,
WbMlnp, W Va. myS-eod
[]ristadoro's||air Qye
Ii theatfert and the beat, la lnatanlanroua In IU
bcUad, and it product* tbo moat natural ahalu of
black or brawn, dots not ataln the akin, and la
mil/ applied, it la a aUndard prraaratlon, and a
favorite upon ertry wall-appolnled toilet for Jwly
or gentleman. For eale by all Drumjsta and Ualr
Drrjiera. JOSEPH CRIST AD jRO?Proprlel?r. P.
0. Box 2U2.HIW York. aplO-8
jf^yale locks,
W Ml jB Wth imall flit stwl Keys,
Tapptitauic id almost pferr
use, toil far aalo by all Hard*
we Dealer*.
A ipetlal Hop of DB3K,
DBAWKU A C0PBOAHD
LOCKS.
Yale Look Mfg Co.
BESAY R. T0WNE, Prea.
OFT ICE AND WORKS,
Stanford, Conn.
Stleiroom, No. 53 Chambers
St., .Nwr York.
my31-?od
Time table wheeling a elm grove
K. W. CO., la effect on and alter Friday, May
a, 1877:
Leare Whf?ling? Lcaie 6tamm'?a.
u. 6:50 a. m.
7; 15 " 7:40 M
* 05 ? 8.80
3:55 ' 0:20 M
9:? 10:10
10:55 " 11 00
11:25 " 11:50 "
12:15 r. M. 12:40 r. M.
1:C5 M 1:80 ?
1:55 ' 230 *
2:45 " 8:10 "
8:85 " 4:00 '
4:25 " 4.BO M
5:15 ' 5:40
6:f5 " A83 "
5:85 " 7 SO "
7:45 ? 8:10
8:55
9m "
n STEINMETA
v;.
Piper BfX Maiufaoturar,
Not. 1211 tod 1211 Mala Street, op ataira (old
Dnlca Hall), la now prepared to make all kinda of
Fancr and Plain Pt par florae la aa food ityU and
at u low rrl?? at any boost la the country. Or>
dm from the country promptly attended to.
nu24
NEW ADVERTI8EMENT8.
FOURTH STREET U. E. CHURCH. r
Riv. A. C. CiBOBOB, D.D., Pastor. ,
Preaching to-mono v at the uioil hours. Ml c
for m<*nlngstrvlce, "The Babbath made for Mao." r
Jor the malDf, "the Ynmim of a Berlnl"
Babbith BchooJ, Dr.T. H. LofanBuperlntendeot,
at I f. m.
Ushers art la atUndaan at all the amlcee to
to wait oo strangers and Tldtora. Come and wtl- I
coma. Jrt J
J o. (). K.?FUNERA1 notice. i
Officers and mtmhersof Prsokllo Lodf* No. I, J
I. 0.0. P., art hereby not I Bed to meet at the Hall,
fiandsr, June Id, at 2 o'clock p. t<> atteod tba
funeral of our dtceaasd Brother, l*a*t Urand Smith
McDonald. Member* of bluer Lodges ait cerd^ J
ally Invited to atteod. >
A. R. IIOHEUEAD, N. U. :
B. P. FABBH. Bttfy.
j O. 0. F.-FUNHtAL NOTICE.
The members of Abrams Encampment, Ma I.
art hereor DoUflsd to meet at thalr lamp ttoomon
Hundar afternoon at 2 o'clock, to ray the last tribute
of respect to Patriarch Smith McDonald. The
members of the filiter Encampments art respect*
fully lavlted to attend.
w. y. BOTsronD, c. p.
H. A. UTHMAN, ?cribe. Jifl_
J UST RECHYED?TUIK1) STOCK OF
SPRING WALL PAPER.
l ite TbouMOd Roll! of cbolw and beautiful e
ralterna, juit rrcelvtd. We Intend eel Unf lhc?? t
Kuoda my low. to | Iwm all and make your elections.
1143 Main Sthkkt.
a. w. PAULL a bro.
^yifSEL MUSICAL INSTITUTE. J
WUarl Mualtal Hall (Odd Fellowa llall build- i
log) will be lontdl for nutlet, Society Mwtlnga, 1
Muilcal or Literary Entertainments, dc., for a tin- I
g'e srmlni or lotutr, on reasonable terms.
Andy to J. 6. BUODE*, or c
T. II. LOO AH,
J?2 Director*. "
UNDERTAKING.
C0FFIN8 AND CA8KET8. |
A. R. MOREIIEAD A CO.
Furniture and Carpet Roonia,
jca 1117 Mais Street. .
JJNDKRTAKING.
BURIAL CASES OF ALL KtttOi AND SIZES. <
conrsEs chemically phesebved. [
(*Jls answered at til hour* from the Hlorn. J
WM. ZINK& SON, 1
Furniture and Carpet Booms, North End Ontn
VVht^Jtnic Market. jt2
jyrORE NOVELTIES IN j
J EWELRY! 1
JUST RECEIVED.
Beautiful CONCH SHELL GOOD3, in
Scarf 1'iuH and Ear Kings.
SILVEL FILIGREE NECKLACES, Ear
Kings to utatcb.
.More of those Beautiful FEENCII BLUE
QUODS, and a great Variety of Parisian
Novelties. Call earlj.
- TURNER & DILLON,
i*
r 1ST OF LETTERS?
Remaining unclaimed In the Post Offlee at WheelIns,
Ohio count j, Wert Vs., Haturdajr, June 'i,
1977. To obtain anjr of the following, the apjdlcant
must fuk fur advertised letters, giving date of
Ut.
Adams II lleiplch Geo
Uolteu Wlj Hind Louis i
Claik Joseph W X Had Jbium
Caruey John Klmberlf W C
Cunningham Jennie Mathews John
Draper Adam F Merctr Mid
Da?ls Major K V Moore Joa?ph B
I'ou.Iim W P Milter (l?n
Kiton Ktma L 2 Merrltt H M
Enoch A L McCullougb Dr
fcmuila 11 I'm Utorkle J
Fulmpr Kradlog Hotter W I
HerhinJii llobltnon Sarah A
Harltf F liuivell A WUbtrn&n Dri3
Uarria II W Stephen* Firman C
Henthoroe I.iazlo Smiili Hiram X
IIo!llni;?liead Marr 2 Van Merc* Anna i
fiHIJrO Zle*ler Bertha '
c. j. HAWnao, p. m. .
l?OK CI NCINN ATI AND. in k
L Intermediate 1'olnU. yggQE
The new and swift Paawnger Steamer I
HUDSON W*i. M. List, Muter. |
Ciukuk I>. List, Clerk,
Will litre for the abore on Saturday, Juno 2d,
at 8 o'clock p. v.
For freight or paxuge arolr on board or to
j 2 r. II. HoM'H .% H)S, Acenta. (
IIOR CHINA,
GLASS, QUEENSWABE, and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, '
Go to JOHN FRIEDEL'f?, I
1130 Market SL .
^ GRAND
ORCHESTRION FOR SALE. '
Ad opportunity ii oflercJ for the purchaae cf
A GRAND ORCHESTRION,
A fine Irutrumcnt, which plays twelve new plccet,
and liaa Usui In uic In Arbiter Hall, Baltimore.
'I lie 1 iitruiuent can to ace nt Turner Uaill, Cumber
lau?l. Maryland. I
For price Hud furthrr Information, apply to the t
underlined,
C. HABTDNG,
Jet Turner Ilall, Cumberland, MiL
QBAND OPENING.
We will open the
WHITE HOUSE SALOON,
i
On NEXT SATURDAY, June2. j
Free Lunch will be served in th? '
morning from 9 until 12 o'clock. Bey- J
tnann's ntnl Nail City Beer will be on
draught.
jel moran a ernst.
OUR OWN WATCH.
The full Jeweled Watch imported dlrrctly from
Europe, Imrlng our firm name, cannot be excelled
asn first-clats time-piece We have hundreds of
teHimon'aii attesting tbrir merits. Alto, A111 erica
d Watches, Jewclrjr, Clocks, Mirer tni Mirer
Pitted Ware, pectacies. ac , Ac, at 110(Mala St.
uq_ Hue Watchts and Clocks rtpaired.
iuy31 OXTOBY A PUFflELP.
Repairing and re-upholstering
OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, at
0. mendel, bootii & co's.
my31
joseph n. sage,
1313 MARKET STREET, WHEELING,
Repairer of til kinds of Sewing Machines, ind
Agent for tbe Light Running
DOMESTIC HEWING MACHINES.
Oil, Needles and AlUchmeoit. ap25
james i* iiawley,
MorcliandiMc Broker
And REAL ESTATE AG EST.
?a_Uana negotiated for Lenders and Borrower!.
1520 Main Stibkt.
mjA \ .
wiluam i.ownde8,
Decorative and Plain Paper Hanger. |
Special attention will be pild toKalaomlnlngand
8Ljn Writing. All orders will be promptly attended
to. Leave them at Gi Elercnth street, or P. 0.
Box 25. a pi 8
JIINE FURNITURE,
LACS CURTAINS, CORNICE* A UIRRORB.
e. edmund80n * 80n8, 1
139 I.! BRETT 8TR*IT, PlTTSIlOBOB, Pi.
mi7 '
STENCILS.
^ W. VA. STENCIL A SEAL WOEKB, '
L No. 1711 lUxur St. i
8 nr26 WhMllij, w. V?.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JpWO QBASD CONCERTS!
Wiytnd Situadiy Evcn'p, June I A. 2
HAMILTON Of ISA BO OUt.
Tb? HUTCHIHSON. FAMILY, wholurebo
ireoted with crowdfd bouna lo til the large dtk
>1 this country and is Europe, will lire two i
b?ir Urand Concern aaabora, in tbelntereaU <
be TEMPERANCE CAl'SK la thij city.
In order that all may ewfoj this rare mualo
inuruioment the price oi admlalon hai been n
lured to 25 and &S centa.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Ticket* for ale at Logan A IJat'a, Alex. Yonog'i
faa. Keed'a and J. w. McCoy'i Drug Htoree.en
t the door. tajK
piCNIC AND REGATTA!
The C. P. Brown Boat Club
Will give their ANNUAL PICNIC tt the
Ialnnd Fair Ground*,
On 8ATUEDAY, June 3d, 1B77.
During the afternoon there will be a Four-Oeri
Ihell Haif, on tbe Baek Hirer, fur a puree of li
)pco to all four-oar Crewi. Alio, one tilngle Hcu
tare, for a Oold Medal. Open to all amateur
Mao, one Working Boat Bare, for a pair of Ooulti
)ans Open to all. Krery care paaaiblo will t
akrn for tbe comfort of all gueata, and tbe beat <
inter will be itrlctly enforced. Music by Dlrch
juadrllla nana.
AdmlMion^c. Ladlca freeL my3l
RUCTION.
I will offer for aele at the front door of the Coo
House, od WEDNESDAY, June 6th, at 10 o'cloc
k. m., the following property: Lot* No*. lGCar
07. wllh four good Tenements, illuated on Vii
;lnlt tad Wabash street* JalsDd. Also, LolsMc
and 2, on Baltimore street, In Hiker's addition I
Itr of Wheeling. Terms cair.
loySO W. 11. HALLEB, Auctioneer.
PLOWER POTS! HANGING BASKETS
A Btock of
riANQINQ BASKETS & FLOWER POT
Jait received at
CUMMINS A WOODS',
my3(J 1142 MAIW STIIKKT.
JCE!ICL! ICE!
IBYSrAL ICE, WHOLESALE AMD RETA1
it the loweet rates. Delivered it the car* at
ilea m boats, well packed with aawduat; alto to a
miU of the city. Orders by mall will reed1
iromnt attention, at No. 1430 Market street, ner
L'ostotflce, Wheeling, W. Va. dend for price ill
myl7 HJBEBT LUKE.
j^OMESTIC
r* mctoi nir nnni/iup ornt/f
QHOULinL OUUIXIHU OIUVE
rhe moat Economical and Conrcnitnt Stove in tl
world.
NO SMOKE, NO SOOT, NO DIR1
It ia light and portable and easily mored by 01
mon, Can be used In the Sitting Boon, Kltch?
>r out of doors. JUST THE THING FOB SU)
HER USE. Will Bake better than any Coal
(Yood btoTe, u the beat la uniform and easily rt
ilaUd. Will Boast all klndaof Meats, Powu,*
in short this Store will do all klodsol work th
an be done on any Cooking Store or Bang*, aod
ihorter time, as the Store csn be lighted and rtai!
or use lo two minutea. The Oren can be heau
eady (or Baking in fire minutes Large numbe
ire now in use la different parts of the countr
tiring entire utlsfccilon. The More can be seen
J. 0. PAYNE'S, Atent,
jnytt UU Market 81, Whe?Hn
BUILDER.
I. M. HAWLEY
CARPENTER.
Office?930 Makkkt Street.
Residence?51 Fifteenth 8treet.
mj9
TCOR 8ALE?On South Broadway street Islam
Pone Building I/it, 40 feet front by 128 feet dee
Klne shade treea, and lot filled upabore street era J
inyl? JOHN M. HAWLEY.
KINGSFORD'S
A A i I
uswego btarcr
IS (he BEST lid MOST ECONOMICAL In tha wort
IS petfectly PURE-trte Irom acicaana ottar to
(Ion aubstanctt thai InjurtUnan.
S STRONGER thin any oUwr-rtqulrlngmuck In
quantity In using.
IS UNIFORM"itiflinsand finlihit worka!wa\?tl
um*.
Kingsford's Oswego Corn Stare
la tlia moat dellcloua of all prrparatlooa for
PUDDINGS, BLANC-MANGE, CAKE, ETI
my'7
Pine Apples and Banana;
A FRESH LOT JUST RECEIVED at
SCHULZ'S CONFECTIONER'
my7
M. GROSSMANN'S
WATCHES
Thrso flno Umt-krepcrs are nxtouficturrd ;
Dresden, baxony, by Mon-llt Urouuiann, of lior
logical fimc, In ladies' and gent's lira, both ki
ind item winding. They are constructed on tl
arne priocipl* as the watches of the late Adolj
Lanfe, and are ef tery superior workmamhlp, ai
ally guaranteed for perfoimance and durabilit
They are the beat, their coit being considered, th.
jare been produced in any country. Their li
ipectlon li intitcd.
C. 3?. BHOWiW.
Bole Apent for WTheellng and vlcinlly,
1207 Market strkkt.
A full line of all grades of American and 8wi
IVatcbe* at tery low prices. ap.*?
pOLLOW THE CROWD TO
Reed'sHalStor<
rr/\ UTT/'I TTrn
X\Jf XX JL
u?y2fl
fhe Argonaut Mills
VORMBR1.Y
rHE BRADLEY WOOLEN MILL!
MANUFACTURE
^arns, Jeans and Flannels
DALZELL & LIST,
mr29 Whekliko, W. Va.
pETER W. IJOSLEY,
VTllOLtSllJt DXALU IX
FANCY GROCERIES
banned Gooda, Furflgn and Domeatle FiuIta,Ti
blew, Clan. Teu, CbMae, 4c.
Alio, MANUFACTURER OFCANDIES,
No. 1324 MARKET STREET.
?p27 WhHtim.W. V.
W. McCONNELL,
No. 155 FIFTEENTH STREET,
Manufacturer of
Lard Barrela, Half Barroli, Apple and Floor fia:
rela, Mam Tim**, Glaaa Barrela and
Cajka, Butler Kega, etc.
WUKrAlBIHO PBOMFTLY ATTENDED T(
mrt?d*w
gCHOOL FESTIVAL.
Tlie tniplla of the COLORED PUBLIC 8CU00
will hold a Fcatlral at the old Second W2rd Schoi
THURSDAY EVESINO, the Slat Inat.
rhelr oblcct ia to rata* a fond to purchaae an O.ga
br the School All are cordially lnrlted
Admlaalon 10c; Children Co. my29*
JIlBSUE PAPERS FOE THE TBADI
Now U the time to buy your atock ot thaegood
rhlch we will aupplf
DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS
M the loweat market rata, wholesale and ratal
8TANTON A DAVENPORT,
mjl9 41 Twelfth Street
PHY COOPt. |
SECOND STOCK
n
3
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ii
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d
- WE ARB XOW OrKXING OlfR BKCOXD
STOCK or
I DRY GOODS
rt
,d fon
r .
o
31 Spring and Summer!
S
locluJing uiany new and aeaiounble
L
ill
re
ir
FABRICS!
r.
ae
(Q
ior
%
c.
it
in
15
ra
7.
The Trade wiJl find
cOUR
STOCK
Tho Cleanest and Best Selected
in the City.
1.
p.
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C.T.BRUES.
rov2
?SPRING STYLES!
h
Choice Selection of New Slock of
" SPRING AND SUMMER
!.DRY GOODS!
Which we aro now receiving and will be
sold at the
Very Lowest Prices fop Cash.
j An early call to examine oar Btock is
solicited.
Carpets, Carpets.
We are now receiving and have for sale
?t the Cheapest and Best CARPET in the city
? for the price. We guarantee to sell a belie
tcr Carpet for LESS MONEY than any
,d other house in the city,or refund the money.
*t A large assortment of
Floor Oil Cloths,
' Window Shades,
? And Lace Curtains,
At very low prices. Call and examine our
stock of goods before making yonr Spring
purchase!.
? HENRY ROEMER,
/
No. 2006 Main Street,
m aplO CENTRE WHEELING.
pURE PARIS GREEN
_ r un jfotatu iiugh.
j - at
HANES, WILSON & CO.S,
1228 Market 8t, below McLure House.
s py25
pUBE PARISGKEEN
And other
!* PAINTS!
Poltljchenp at
HANES, WIL80N & CO.8,
1223 Market Street.
my25
piIOTOGRAPIIS>
ALL KINDS, SIZES AND STYLES, at
BIGGINS' GAIXERY,
niylO
\TRW RTnrw*
1>
FRAMES, PA8.sET-iRtOOT8(
r- MOULDINGS, PAN N EL PICTURES,
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
Ju?t rectlrcd at
_ mytt McUJKE HOUSE Ml tTOKg.
JUST RECEIVED.
ji A choico lot of
PINEAPPLES AND BANANAS,
n At wholtiole and retail.
PETER W.BOSLEY,
r nyg' 1324 Market ttreet.
" j^ADIES' HAT8.
Lodiet, If yoo want jronr OLD HATS
BLEACHED and PRESSED, or COLOR
l. ED, to look ai well u new, call on
MRS. WILLIAMSON,
No. 820 Main 8t
row SALE .
QOMMI88IONEBS' BALE.
In the Mouldpal Court of Wbedlog.
Aon gallon and otbeif,
JOO.J. jOTM.idm'rolJno.BUbop, f'? Cbmmf.
dec'd tod other*. /
17 tlrtua of a d(cm In the abort entitled canae,
entered by raid court on th?Uat dar ol May. 1177,
tba utderaigned, Bpedal Commlaloner, will, on
Fill DAY, Till: 18TH DAY OF JUHE.1877,
beelnnlcg at 10 o'clock, A. K., proceed to sail at
puUlo auctioB, to tba highest Uddar, at tba front
door of the Court Houm of Ohio county, In tb?
dtyof Wheeling, tba Allowing deacrlbed rani ?auia,
iltuale on ine rait (Ida of Main street, ba>
twetn 10th and 11.h afreets, In laid dty.and
founded aa follows: Beginning at a point on the
eut aide of Main atreet, M loet and 11 lnchra (M
11*12) aoulh i f the aoulb corner of Market alley,
and eaat Main atreet; thence aouth with Main
sirrei n iwi ana ?incur* (5i H2 ; thane* out Id
straight line parallel with aald itoket alloy to
In the rear of Mid property; thenre north
with the raid last mentioned alley 83 feet and 9
Inches (M 9-11); thrnee west la a straight line to
the place ol beginning, together vilb the right to
um the party wall on the north ride of laid parrel
of land. On the above deerrl bed land is tree ted a
large three-it cry bilcfc buUdlng, known aa the resid?Moof
the late John Bishop. raid property will
le aold lubjeci to a leaao of Jinn F. Knox of the
lore room andrellar thceunder.
Timi or BALK-One-thtid t f the purchaw morey
in cath on the day of sale, one-iblid In six
month*, and the rtaldue In twelve montbi from
day of iale, the purchaser giving hi* note with
approved penonal security for said deferred payments
and Intereit, and th? title to be retained until
the purchase money ahall bo paid la full.
JOHN J. JOME9,
mjii Special Commlulonrr.
QOiQIISaiONEB'S SALE.
In the Man ripel Court of Wheellaj.
William J. Hull )
va. >Io Chancery.
Fancy D. Hall and otheraj
The undersigned special Commissioner hereby
Kvea notice that by virtue or the authority v?twi
him bjr a decree made by Mid Court Id Hid
hum on the 4th <Uj of April, 1577, he will on
TUESDAY, the 22d day of Nay, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. w., proceed to tell a i
public auct.on at the front doorol the Court Hcum
of Ohio county, Wert Virginia, in the dty
of Wheeling, tbe following described real eiute
situate In aaid city, county and blate, that la to
ny: Part of lot No 10 in square No. of tho Bell Ire
addition toaald dty, In ginning for Mid part of
said lot at the aoathweat comer 01 Mid lot on Jacob
atrect, formerly With street, at tha point of
Initcaertlon of an alley with aald atrect; (bene*
running northwardly with the eaitern boundary
Hue cf ?ald iUtf thirty feet; tbeccc aastwardly
at right anglea with aald itreet aixty feet the width
of uid lot; thence aouthwanliy and parallel with
Jacob street thirty feet to tho north boundary Una
of Hid alley: thence with the north lino of the
allcr to the place of beginning, bald part of Mid
lot fronting thirty feat 00 Jacob stmt, and running
back of that width alzty fret, and having a brick
houM thereon.
Bald decree provldca that the Mle shall Include
the dower right cf forah Jane Eelfor, who wai
widow of Wm. tluU, dee'd, In said part lot.
Tina or Hal*?One-third of the purchan
money, or so much more as the purchaser may
elect to pay, in cash, the remainder in two equal
installments payable six and twelve months respectively
after the date of aala, with interest from
that date, the purchaser giving his bond with approved
personal security for each of aald instalment*
and Inter**! as sforeMid, and the title to the
projfrty to be retilnad until tha whole of the purchase
money is paid.
UEOBOE B. CALDWELL,
. ? ? fr'pedil Commlaaioner.
J. C. TIxbvkt, Auctioneer. ap20
'1 he above Mle Is adjourned until Tueaday, June
5, 1877, at 10 o'dock a. m.
OEOKOE B. CALDWELL,
fpeclal Commissioner.
QdMlUSSIOSEKS' SALE OF THE
CENTRAL HOTEL.
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling.
Elijah Marling, Sr., )
va. V la Chancery.
Jehn Bobrecht, et al. j
The undersigned Special Comminlonera hereby
give notice that, by virtue of the authority vcated
In them by a decree made by Hid Court in aaid
ram* on the 23d day of March, A. D. 1877, they
VllioQ
SATURDAY, June 16tb, A. D. 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M.. proceed to tell at
Sblic auction to the highest Milder, at the front
or of the Court House of Ohio county, in the
city of Wheeling, in the Htate cf West Virginia,
the following dttcribed real estate in aald dty,
county and state, situate at the north eait corner
of Fourteenth and Water streets, and bounded aa
follows: Beginning at aaid corner and running
thcsce north with Water street one hundred feet;
thence running east by a line parallel with Fourteenth
street eighty ieet to an ope? apace; thence
with the west line of aald onen rpacc south twentytwo
feet; thcnce eist by a line parallel with Fourteenth
street to an alley; thence aouth with the
wcat line of aaid alley seventy-eight feet to Fourteenth
street; thence weat with the north line of
aald Fourteenth street to the place of beginning,
together with the tight to use aald alley on the east
aloe of aald property in common with other assignees
of James and James It Baker.
On above described land Is that elegant and well
Iccated Hotel now occupied by add John llobrecht,
and called the Central Hotel.
Tebms or Sali?One-third, or aa mnch more of
the purthaso money as the purchaser may elect to
piy, cash on the day of aale, and for the residue of
the purchase money the purchaser to give his bonds
with approved personal security, dated on the day
of sale and beariog interest from that dar, each
for oue-third of aald residue and payable twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months respectively
after th?lr dnte, and the title to be retained until
payment of the purcha*e money in full.
WILLIAM P. HUBBABD,
ALF&ED CALDWELL,
^Mcial Commissioner?.
J. C. HKBvgr, Auctioneer. my 12
WHITE LEAD!
E. P. HAY,
Paints, Oils,
Glass, Sash,
Doors, and
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES,
No. 1211 Miln 8lr??t, Wheeling. W. V?.
FOR BALE?ARMSTRONQ * McKELVY'8
SUPERIOR BRAND
WHITE CEAD.
Whit PUntm Say About this Lfttd.
Dattoic, Ohio, April 17,1877.
41* PPdtreigned.do hereby certify that we
WcK^lfj'i BulcUr Pure
J? "J *e And It the beat in the market.
Ili v. ' F?ondt flD?r? ??Ter? mora rurfice,
and his more body, thin any wo hare erer used.
I Signed by] Jomk R. Dimmer,
Sign acd Ckrrine Painter.
Hajttm A nrru,
PalnWra and Paper Hangers.
J. A. Ladd,
Painter and Paper Hanger.
. -- A. P. Hauktt,
Hoow and Hl?n Palntrr.
THE HYCEIA HOTEL,
OLO POINT COMFORT, VA.
.lfiff 15 W,l^n i?? y?rd? of fort Monroe. 0,?i
*'*7? JfMr?, Sp?cUl attraction* lor nimmer. with
pie ?parity for SCO (uoita. Eli all modern
ImproTtaraU. HI* dally nulla and telecraph
2 n" / l*?ty Cnt-cliM iteaaer. land
2t"L(,x5,rpV8uDdjl7Jf 140 Jtnli from the door.
Superior beach for lathlnf at door atepe and good
"om May until NoTeaber. Boating, hihlng and
<W*taf poclallr attractive' Head for circular de
PLUMBINC.CAtriTTINC
Thompson & Hibberd,
ISM Market Ntrerl.
PLUMBEIlS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
-aw?BRASS
FOUNDERS.
ant d i ti rem tvm
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE,
-a?>KuowIoh'
Stonm Pump,
Dtaltrt in Iran, lead, Setrer and Pint Pipn, o> m
11cm, Sttam WhitlUt, Bitan Oanpei, and
all kind* tj Fhmbtri Ooodi.
Having Juit msotcd to tb*lr new and common,
oui quarter*, 1114 llarkat ?tmt, with a lam itoek
o( tb? oewewt and hand*ome*t dcalgna of Cbande.
Iters, Bracket and Drop Lllhta, and Kxtenilon
Chandelier* in Bronxa tod Uuaa; th? public ?r?
rapectfolly Invited to call and examine thwn.
Their gooda art all naw. my?*
rpBIMfiLE & HOKNBBOOK,"
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
Dealer* la Lead, Iron, Galvanland, Steam, Water
and Drain PI pea. Keep CQMtantly on hand a Ian*
aaaortment Bnua Goods, Bteam and Water Guam,
Pump and Qu Fixture*.
out AOira vox wm vnaijtu roi
DOLMAN'S CELEBRATED GAS MACHINE.
BRND FOB CIRCULAR.
(HO UIDVin CTDSCT UfUECf !ui un< ? -
Prompt attention given to orden from i diitiDc*
To Iron Mill* and Englna Builder*.
Wfl ha to added to oar PLUMBING and GAB
FITTING eatablishment, a new and complcu
BRASS FOUNDRY,
and are now prepared to make all klnda of Ml
and Englna Braaa Caatloga at abort notice and ol
the very beet quality.
TRIMBLE * HORNBROOK,
apS No. 1418 Market atiwt
SPECIAL
Communication to Gentlemen
FROM
H. LI N G EN,
Merchant Tailor.
Determining to close out my entire stock
of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, for
the purpose of discontinuing that branch
of my business, I therefore offer to the
public iny entire stock of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
AT A REDUCED PRICE.
This is done for the reason flint my enlarged
Merchant Tailoring Coftom Trade
requires my undivided nttention.
Merchant Tailoring Department.
Having received my whole stock of
SPRING and 8UMME& WOOLENS, Ac.,
I am prepared to make up to measure all
Wool Caisimere Suitings from $18 00 upwards.
With a large stock of the inoit desirable
goods on hand and facilities for
turning out the most Fashionable Clothing,
a vuu fjuutuuicv jiciictw Buusuiction 10 mi
ctytomers. Give me a call.
is.. Liisra-EiT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
my28 1220 3lark<f .SI.
Three Mile Ice!
FREE FROM ALL IMPURITIES.
The tindenlgned bcga Iearo to announce to ll<?
public that ha haa
The Largest and Purest Stock of lc?
Etct held In thla region of the country, which be
offtra at the loweat competition price to cvuiututn
at wholesale and retail.
Ordera will be rewired bjr mill or at Fellttt A
Schalrtr'a Meat Shop, No 1112 Market ?trwt.
inyia CONKAl' tffclnKM.
QHEAP GROCERIES?
YOU CAN BUY
One lb. Ex. Young Hraon Tea (or <<*
One lb. good Gunpowder Tea for '<<
One lb. bat Ounpowder Tea for
One lb. beat Japan Tea for.?..~-. -**
One lb. good Japan T? for ?
One lb. beat Oolong Ten for *e.
One lb. (good Oolong Tea for. Sto
PEARL MEAL, CORN SYP.UP,
And all kind* of Grocerlc* at the lowest nuilet
prlc?, at
J. W. BAIITON'8,
2251 and 2258 Markkt 8t., Crata* Wumu#?.
mrtl
JACOB W. QRUBB,
JEWELER,
(8TCCKS0K TO UXXIKOX5, B1TX9 A CO)
Hne Anwican anil Svia Watchw, Jrwrlry, l?i?*
monda, titcrllng Blber and SiWer Plated Warr,
Parlor, OOm, Dining Room and Kttcluin C!*k?
In large Ttritiy and low priwa.
JACOB W. QRUBB,
myU 1154 MAIS STREET
HOARDING.
A pleasant Front Room on second floor,
suitable for a gentleman and his wife, fur
I nished or unfurnished. Also, four young
men can be accommodated with a computable
home, board and lodging. Bedroom*
12 bjr 1C, one bed in each room. Good bathroom,
supplied with cold and hot water.
I A InrcA front iltllnv rnnm ilntrn aLaitv
specially forth? boarder*. Table furnished
with the beat the market afford*.
Apply at 128 Sixteenth St inyl '
gACK RIVER ICE.
THE ONLY
PERFECTLY PURE ICE
PUT UP IN THIS VICINITY.
It la wiill known thit Ice made from lUtfant
creek* and pondj, la not ao pure u let made Itm
runnlog water.
Lut winter I itored up an immen* ?upply ?
Pur* Ice from the Back river, and which 1 ?m P?"
radr to dellvar promptly to private famllka or at
whoJeaale, at the very lowcat prlcoa.
Get Pure Ice, ao guarantwd. from ma.
N. KUHN. Brid<nttrt, 0. .
Orderi aent through the mall, or lelt ?t Wariiman
A Durat'a, on Mirket itreet, will mrne
prompt attention. " .?? .
QIIlLDREtf'S
CARRIAGES
A speciality. 1'ricei toiuit all claate*
12th Street Variety Store, No. 38.
mj24 WM. MING NICOU, Manayrr.
Adjustable wire
screens.
Fin AJfY WINDOW.
Eulodoa ill laMcta; admit* light and sir. J"11
>tut jou want tor the Hummer, For rtle
Mc LURE HOUSE ART STORK.
tnjW E. L. KICULL