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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-04


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The uncouth manners and
straightforward speech Of the plain
spoken old English philosopher, DIR.
johnson, have been the frequent
text for anecdotes, and the follow
ing is the least enjoyable Of the
many we have read;
A young lady at a fashionable
dinncrparty pcstcrcd the doctor with
comundrums---a thing which the
bluff old fellow utterly detested.
"Why is the letterJ like the end
of spring doctor y Ofcoursc the
doctor could not tell.
"Because it's the beginning Of
june" was the solution.
Now Miss, will you tell me why
tho letter K is likoa a pigs tail7' The
yonng lady had to give II up.
because it's the end Of pork
miss The doctor enjoyed his
dinner without further interruption
from that yonng lady.
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To be Avoided.

To neglect the aged under any Cir
cumstances.
Receiving presents without any cx-
preston Of gratitude. a
Making yourself the hero Of your
own story.
Laughing at the mistakes Of others.
Joking others in company.
Commencing TO talk before others
have finished speaking.
Answering questions that have been
put to others.
Attending 10 other peoples busi-
ness insterd of your own.
Looking over any ones shoulder
when writing.
Stirring Up strife between lleigi.s
OUTS,
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Hard on the carpetbaggers. AK 4
triol in an Alabama town, not loinir
since, one Of the witnesses, an oldIaay
Of somceighty years, was closely quSs-
toned by the opposing council relative
tohcr eye-sight. aCan you see mc !?
said he. Yes" was answered.
{ How we'll can you SEQ mess pers;s.
ted thelawyer. aWcll enough, \ per-
sisted the lady, 1to see that you ~
neither . negro, an indian Of i pen-
tleman.' The answer brought tlown
the house, and silcnced the counsel ].
More troops should W sent u AM
bama .s93'l 2a's
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-04

The entrance into society may be
said to take place Immediately af-
ter boyhood has passed away, yet a
multitude take their initiative be-
fore their boards are presontable.
1t is a great trial either for tender
or a ripe age. For an ovorgrown
boy to 60 to door, knowing that
there is a dozen girls inside, and
knock or ring, with an absolute Ger
tainty that in a few moments all
eyes will be upon him, is severe
test of courage. To 90 before these
girls and make the touro of the room
without steping on their toes, and
sit down and dispose of his hands
without putting them into his pockets
Il an achievement which few boys
can boast. # a boy can 50 far as to
measuse off ten yards OF tape with
one of the girls, aud cut it OF at
each end, he may stand chance to
passa pleasant evening. Let him
not flatter himself that the trials Of
the evening are over. Then comes
the breaking up. The dear girls
don their hoods and put or their
shawls, and look so saucy and mis-
cheiyeous, so unimpressible and in
dependent, as if they did not wish
anybody to go home with them.
Then comes the pinch with the boy
who has the most pluck goes up to
the prettiest girl in the room with
his tounge cllnging to the roof Of
] his mouth, and crooking out his cl.
bow, stammers out the words
"Shall ! see you home She touch
es her fnge on his arm, and they
walk home, feeling as awkward as
two goslings.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-04

LovEbINEss.--lt is not your neat
dress, your expensive shawl, Or your
pretty figure, that attracts men
of sense. They look beyond these.
It Is the true loveliness Of your ma
ture that wins and continues tor
tain affections Of the heart Young
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Don't be to anxious to solve a
connundrnm. We know a man
who got two black eyes in endeav-
oring to find out the difference be-
tween man and woman,figh in
the street.
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AvOidable Injuries to the Horse.

Many horses are made vicious
from cruel treatment.
More horses fall from wearincss than
from any other cause.
When a horse falls he is often
more frightened than bis rider.
A frightened animal cannot use
his senses Alright: it must first be
reassured by gentle treatment.
1t is speed that kills the horse.
Never strike an animal upon thC
head.
Carlcss application Of the whiI
has blinded many horses.
More horses are lamed from bad
shoeing than from all other causes
together.
Never kick nor scream at a horse
nor jerk the bit in his mouth.
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A young lady from the country
now visiting the city, writes home
thusly; Nobody isn't nothin'
now which doesen' hold up her cloz
and the higher you holes 'en the
more yotr are noticed. d."-Er,
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THE WRONG TOM CATo
Melancholy Fate of Fighting Purp and
His Owner
A Tale for the Times

A Tale for the Times
A man he owned q tarrier dorg,
A bob-tailed ornery cuss--
And that there purp got that these man
Into many an ugly muss.
For the fellow was on his muscle,
And the purp was on the bite,
SO to kick that bob-tail animile
Was sure to raise fight.
A woman owned Thomas cat
That ct at fifteen pounds
And other ca got up and got
When that there cat was round.
The man and his dorg came long one day
Where the woman she did dwell
And the dorg he growled ferociosly
And went for the cat like ----l
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A lady entered dry goods store
and asked for some "bleached cloth
suitable for reposing robes
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An irrovoront rascal publishes
ths following atocious connundrum:
"What is the difference between a
maiden Of sixteen and n maiden OF
sixty? One is carloss and happy,
and the other is hairless and cappy.
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II never shot bird in my life, 7
said a gentleman to an Irishrnan,
who replied:
81 never shot anything in the
shape of a bird but squirrel, which
| killed with a stone, and it fell in
to the river and drowned"
Multum in rarvo-.the amount Of
zquall in Young TIT,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-04

Why is a lady of fashion like a
successful sportsman? Because she
bags the hair.
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a Dutchman's toast: "lIcro ish
70 ter heroes who fit, plecd, and
tito nit de pottlos OF punker Hill,
Of whom am one" "Drunk stand.
ing
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|bsolute divorces legally obtained in New
X, Indiana, Illinois, and other States for
ions from any State or Country, legal every
IRE; desertion, drunkenness, non-support, etc,
|cient cause no publicity; no charge until
brce obtained. Advice free. Business es-
lished fifteen years.
lddress NJ. HOUSE, Auorney'
I26-3m No. 78 Nassau ot NJ ''Oi'y'
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40 girls are wanted in q match
factory at Oshkosh Wis. You can't
make matches without girls.
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An old gentleman of oar acquain.
tancc who is opposed to using any
thing but stone for building purpo-
sos, says that, as your house, like
your hat, is enteuded to shelter
your head, the less bricks you
have in 1t the better.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-04

Mark Twain produces oucof the
mos, stirling eases OF mcanucss on
record, Ilo ays hc knows Of "an
incorporated society which hirod a
man to bIo-trockand he Sas punch
ing powdorn a hole with q crovbar
whonapcrmature explosion GjIlow-
ed, sending the man and crowbar
out Of sight. Both came down all
right and the man went to work
again promptly. But though he
wa. only gone fifteen minucts the
company docked him fos lost timc."
---f.r
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A Pcnsylvanain complains that his
loving wife knocks him down with
a poker, kicks him and then has
him arrested, and hcwants a divoco
or n new amendment, or something.
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y g. CLARK,
Dntract0r & Builder

|merly Of Memphis, Tenn. Now located per-
\ radnsntiy in this cotRty.)
contract to bid all kinds Of wooden or
buildings, ou reasonable terms. Is pre-
70 furnish brick in any number. Work
nth dispatch and contracts fully com
With Address
M G. CLARK.
Como Miss
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M. J. Walden,
DIR. w. II. MARSHALL,

Till visit Panola county as often as work
tmulatcs in sufficient quantities to induce
to come. Full sets of teeth Inserted for
Loo, full upper or lower sets for $25,O 90
|tics wishing work will please leave their
|ers with s. G. Spencer, Esq at Pamela, to
bre nv prompt attention.
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REFERENCES.

\. NJ. y. Phillips, VIM. Todd, Sampson Bobo
Der Nickle, Monroe Kyle, W. 5, Harris, VIM
k, Green Finch, N. G. Taylor, s. Martin,
peete, P. W. Miller, J. ]. Byars, James
Nv, VIM. Archibald, W. Galloway.
l6-ly
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

CouRr OP APPEAlS-In this Court,
yesterday morning, Snyder finished his ar
gurncnt for the defendant in error in the
case of Jarrett, Ir,, a. Nickel, and was
followed by HEREFORD on the same side,
Sptrry closed for the plaintiff In error,
and the case was submitted.
The case Of Harrison, Executor, "a the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, was argued by
Rgzgrs, for the plaintitrln error, and N'aN>
ntr for the defendant in error, and sub
mltted,
Price, Executor, r., lfnncll, &c.-SPcr
nv made the opening argument for The
plaintiff in error, and was followed for TIT
defendant in error by Hnyuia, who occl
pied the time up To the hour OfadjOuming
The following cases are liable to b'
called for argument to-day:
Price, executor Is, PinnelI, &C.; Reg
maui, rs. Hunter; Edwards "a. Chiffon
Washington "a. Burnett; Callahan "a, Hall
Barrett "a Smith; LudinglOn, Sc, Cs Hull
Stuart. &c, "a livcsay; Bank of Berke
ley n. Bank Of the Valley; GettInger y
Farmers Bank Of Virginia,
4 Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning
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uLet tho Dead Rest. !"

A COMEDY IN DNE Acr,-Scene ii
Register Office Editorial Room'-7 Time | A.
", Tuesday Morning,
Enter Foreman Of News Room bearing
proofs Of election rrturnS.)
FOREMAN enthusiastically say W
won't We have to get OUT the Rooster oven
thisy Its bully.
EDtroR.IN.CmEF, after reading IRE
tlectlvely and magnanlnously EWell-l
-haully-know. NO-l-think-wc'll-
lCt-lhc-roOstcr rcst this time, 'Tisn'I
fair to hit a fellow when you've got him
down. We oughtn't to crow over fallen
enomy Besides we haven't heard from
the 18th Ward yet Let Chapman be TIL
tomorrow. The returns may be al
right, but-stIIl- therc's-rOOm- fOr-im
provemcnt Lets wait till they improve
Exit FoRENAE crestfaIlcnt (Oegins 4
have some doubts about his &SO)
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COUNCIL,
YIIHF WARD.

HrR Bra@A-A J. Pannsll, l9s; John
iSToHd BranrG-A J. Sweeney. 1911; ".
O. Connolly, 903; John Scott, 257: c; ".
B. Allison, 2O4; Joseph sIeger, IN; John
In The Flint Branch, Mr.. Baer Il chosen;
In the Second, Mcsas. Sweeney, Scott,
Connolly and Allison.
SECOND WARD
FTrG BnaAeh-T. 4. shsllcrOas 1874; J. Z.
Wilson 3.
SToOnd BnHas-J. G. Smith lei Geo.
Hook 1926; Z. T. Il Burt 81; N. l.. Oh ..
Third WARD.
Fira Rnneh-O'Drien l76; Hall 2:s8.
GcOnd Bruneh-D elaplaln 2l9; BOaley
TO; Laughlin 2l3i Updegraf 30; Pollock
$40; BOlley 1911; Baird 22G Hoge9ll.
FOURTH WARD.
FTrst BraHeh.-James 4. Acker 9l7 ;
James Launder 30.
ISScond Braneh.-JOhn ". Boring 265;
CuSper He'll 2O4; Robt Simpson 264; @. X
TlnvlC 2S3; B. +. Caldwell 249; VIM.
Shields 1855; James MCAdAnS 3l9; A. J.
Long 1913; VIM. Ramp 1888; John ClatOr o.;
John CronIn 1871,
Mr. I.aunder elected To First Branch,
and Mcaan. Boring, Simpson, Tingler
Caldwell and McAdAnS to the Second,
FIFTM WARD.
ETr1I Braneh-A. c. Quarter 1888; s, P.
Hildreth lI9.
ISSeOmd Branch. r. Miller 1888; James
Maxwell EOS; Salisbury III; VIM. KlicveS
III; Benno Hammer 1856; Jos. TOliVar 1855;
r. j. Smyth lO9; n. Wilkinson III.
For tho FiHt Branch, Mr.. Quarter Il
elected; Tor the Second, MesSrS. Maxwell,
Salisbury. Hammer and TollvAr.
SIXTH WARD.
FYr.t Branch.-W. II. Harrison, 294; J.
A. Lancaster, l43. -.
IScoud BrdHch.-H. Schmulbach, 1889;
3. Stanley, 2Ss; A. Sprucebank, 10; Sam
uel McVay, 107; Porter Smith, 2O7; W.
D. English, 1893.
Mr. Harrison was chosen for tho First
Branch, and MessS Stanley, Smith and
English for the Second.
SEVENTH WARD.
FFr1 BrancA-John Murine I; f. J.
Stone 1852.
.Scond Braneh-J. b, Sheppard 179
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A RARE CMHNcE.-Those in want Of a
lia.likc picture Of themselves or their
r.mil.cs, should 90 to the rooms Of the
Partridge Joint Stock Company, No, III
Main street. The gentlemen and ladies
who have these rooms under control, are
not only well skilled in their almost magic
art, but they industrioUsly see to it that
none go away dissatisfied. In all the
country round about there Is now scarcely
a home in which good picture with the
Partridge imprint may NOT be found; and
the orders daily received At the office Of
this tlourishtng company for new pictures
from cd neoaGss-whlch have been care
nlly Representative considerable item
Of business. And further: work done a
the Partridge Gallery-ttom the taking q
the simplest gem picture to the finest life
dc par.s!-is Of moderate price, stcpin,
and witness the truth Of these words-by
getting picture, dAw
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LAST WEEKS SrUnM AT ASD MAR
CuNRERIANp.-R Reports Ofthc destruction
caused hy the great storm Of last week
continue to reach us. We have the fol.
lowing Of It's effects at and near Cumber,
land A gentleman of that city was caught
on the bridge over Wills Creek, and was
Obliged to hold on to tho iron railing to
keep from being blown away, While tn'ha'
position he was pCIted by the wind and
rain, md was compelled 10 remain until
the storm moderated To avoid becoming
involved in more serious disaster.
The wire bridge at Piedmont was COM
plctrly demolished; part OF the rN0f oil
the Baltimore and Ohio shop ut that place
was blown of. Several stables, also, were
unrooErd. Fortunately no lives were lost
The storm At Oakland WA quite severe
One small building in that village was
blown down. The gale in that region Wa
the most violent one experienced In many
yC0rS.
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HArE JEWELEI.-oxiOby 4 DumsId
JsWelsn, lOl Market tre41, beapS MsLuEs
Hour, have maAe special arrangements
with Oue ortbe arSt bGrs IN New York
% have ornamental hair WOEk dane =
order, aud thsy can, On three O. fur dSyS'
nOtier, have braidfnE executed In the
nealsst style q Tie Art A specimen book
containing an almost endleas variety Of
styles can be Seen sttheir Stlre. Relatives
and friends who have preserved locks Of
hAIr ooce WON BY departed loved onrs,
and all Othtn who may desire to have hair
Jewelry finished In the best style, will do
well Oleave orders al OxtOby 4 Dufield's
Jewely Store.
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YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.-Wc never
knew more quiet day next after an
election, than yesterday, in the city. True,
there were many lame ducks about, but
the result Of the previous days ballot WAS
such sumner that they were powerless
to. disturb tho general quiet which pre-
vailed Indeed, they were Wry lame
Another such Waterloo defeat would
have made the undertakcH' business brisk.
4 number Of rhcm may take courage, how.
ever. AL Is not lost Tho Council which
meets tonight, has several good, fat
takes 10 give out, These may serve us
ointment to soothe the wounds received
in Mondays conflict, AS well as to repair
the damages inflicted upon the finances Of
the defeated. We look forN lively scramble
over the Offices within the gin Of the City
Fathers,
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POIICR COURT.-There was but small
attendance at the Police Court, yesterday
morning, and what seemed to us as singu'
lar was the fact that all the parties tried
before that tribunal should have been VI
for drunkenness. Monday was election day
in the city, and we have law on our
statute toOk requiring all places where
intoxicating drinks are sold u Ike closes
on that day. Notwithstanding this jane
Johnston and Thomas Hopkins were ar
raigncd for being drunk on the streets, ant
were each fined one dollar and Costs
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-PuOSPHoRuS- CAIIsATA.-Tho three best
TONES, OkIllfally and elegantly sOubIpSd In an
Ambrcolorrd cordial, beautifully transparent 70
tho CyC, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to th"
stomAeh. In CASwelI, Hazard 4 Co.'S PerTO-Phos-
phorSGed EIIxoE Of CAliAayA Bark.
Zach pint contains one Ouneo Of Royal CallSayA
Bark, and each tcaspOonful contains ono ETaln Of
Irou. samples furnished nee 70 The profession,
CASWELL., HAZARD 4 Co,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Hold BY Au Druggists,
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-Yesterlay afternoon
Judge Melvin, commenced a special term
Of the Circuit Court, for this county. 1t is
not intended, we believe, to take up Any
hut chAnCcry casOs, But littlc was done
yesterday, besides calling the docket As
the Court room Is occupied by the Court
Of Appeals from 0 o'clock to |, the sessions
of the special term will be held In the aE
tCrnOOn.
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CHRISTIAN LrEDr, Hair Dresser, llG
Main street, next door to Geo X Taylor
& Co.'S, sells human hair switches at s.
Side curls at 30 cents, and MOhAir switch
e. At Is centA
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HOTEL OPENING. = Yesterday, Mr..
Daley, proprietor of the "CIty Hotel"
threw open lis doors to the public, and re-
celvc,l the calls Of his friends, An exam
lnAtion Of the establishment will make Hp'
parent It's improved condition, and former
patrons will notice the marked changes
made in It's arrangements. Mr.. DNiley's
reputation as host will attract fair
share Of the public patronage
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Tux LECTURE IAsr NIGmT.-The lee
I,lrs at Fourth Street NJ. f. Church, last
night, was quite success The attend
ance wAs quite large, and the lecturer,
Rev ". 3. Watkins, fully sustained his
reputation rs an eloquent and interesting
sneaker
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RELIGIOUS SERvmEA-luteresttng roll
glOus services are being held nightly In
the Baptist Church, corner Of Monroe and
Byron streets. Already nearly twenty
pcnms have been immersed upon pro,
li'sston Of their faith, and the prospects Of
additional aeccasInns TO the Church are
gOOd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

ADDITIONAL MAIL FACnITlEs,-on
route No, 4,l6s, from Ciaulsy Bridge to
Red Sulphur Springs. one additional trip
per week Il ordered between Fayetteville
and Raleigh, 25 miles, at pro nItG allow
Ancte-to take effect February lst
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PARTY THIS EvENING-We were told,
yesterday, that the members and friends Of
Zane Street NJ. +. Church, propose to pay
their pastor soCIal visit this evening, {"
musk. WcshOuldn't wonder II there was
a surprise in store for somebody, although
we have no positive evidence Of 1t, We
shall probably hear more Of this affair To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

REsunED OPRnATIoSA-W Work In the
"muck iron" department Of the Top MillS
was resumed. yesterday We presume the
nall factory will commence operations In
frw dnya
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Mrs DIR. FRESCu has taken rooms in
"Dailey's City Hotel" formerly Sprigg
House, where she can be seen from 81 A.
NJ, until p. n, for two weeks only, In
her Gymnasium, Hnnbrook's Building,
from 2t until Ar. N. Of each day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

BADDLEKT-A. SchwereHger, No 40
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready to serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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GhnGntdIigtnfer.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 10.


New Advertisements.
For Rent-sl0Te ROOm.
Good FIour-Lpw Prices,
Rio Coffee.
Reduction in PhCs-hcad local.
Steamer ChHTmrT.
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CITT CoUNCrr---Ths members elect Of
boLh branches Of the City Council will
meet ibis evening tn organize. The on
cen elected on Monday win also he in
augurated.
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By RENTISO, and applying the rents 70
The purchase, every ono can become shs
owner II / tirst Cla,a Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sewing Machine. Vim. Sumner & Co,
AgeutA, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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\VOTICE.-FOR SALE, ONE SEC,
n Ond Hand steam Engine, ~ In cylinder,
~ feet stroke
rtr4OnS Wishing In purchase can HCC II running
nj thr Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Cos Es
tAblIvhmWnt, doors above the Post once.
lnh1f
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" you want a good smoke, go to +
Bookings Pharmacy, and buy one Of bis
ral genuine Imported NaodnG Cigar.
They are good.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
uor. J. T. HOKG, F4esldsat Board q RSgeDI.
O. 9. STTR0IS, !SferEtdTV Board Of Rtg61tS.
ALEX. MARTIN, n. D.. President,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
P.R. LYON, A. NJ, TIcr PTESidtht
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal OF
Preparatory Department.
4. q. STEVENS, A. ~,
Professor Of Astronomy and PhyGlcS.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt. q. 3. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and Of AllItATy TaeueS.
j.. J. STEVENSON. A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History.
?. ". WOOD, A. NJ. Ph'LD.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Language.
o. W, MILLER, A. ~,
AOSlatAnt In PrrpaFAtoEy Department
D. n. PTRINTON, Tutor.
GEO. n. HAGANB, EAQ,,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Bulldlngs
HUGH v. BROCK, ". D.,
LeeturOT on PhyAlOIOgy and HyEiene
IIoN. JOHN a. DILLg,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
PAL1 TrnM begins Ist Tuesday 10 soptsmbsr.
WINTER TERM e iAt Monday Ia Deeenbot.
c cG q wednesday ia June.
TUITION Preparatory. q per Term Of IS weeks.
" UnEVeraIty' $8 PSF Term Of IA weeks.
BoARDns-Not 70 exceed a pr week.
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