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Us We had anticipated, Lewis county
has given a majority for Grant--nOt
that the people did this, for but little
over hill Of the nclual voting strength
vi tue county was at tic pclls--but
thu. through the apathy, neglect or
orimiuality (vhicleycr you please to
call ~ Of those protesting to DO Dcm-
Ocra.s we arc to be lcrOldcd by tho
Republicans US people who have seen
the error Of their ways, and havC gone
over to Ralicalism. We bow to the
fiat thus expressed. Everybody knew
tue. character Of tho administration /;
and US We judge by the evidence shown
in the polI-bOOks, a majority has en-
dorSgd Mr.. Graut in one OF two ways
either BY voting for him, or by no.
msining ut home ind suffering his
competitor ESQ far as our county il
GoDccrned) to bc defeated.
Tho Republicans, as they always DO,
polled their full yotG-pot a man was
allowed to remain away FROM tho polls;
mud from this fact we Judge that the
county contains about 700 men Of that
fifth, Tho remainder, over 1900,
allowed this minority to overcome
them, and now we arc TO be SGT down,
We suppose, as u "loyal" aud deccat
cOmmunity-until wO again assert our
principles by doing our duty as Demo,
rrats.
We have no words Of abuse for
those Of our party who brought about
this result, If they can stapd Gran,
we eau But wO do regret that the
word must 60 10 tie suffering people
Of tho South that We care not for their
welfare ;-wo not only deny their
claim Of kinship, but NO spit upon
their appeals for holp from their OPP
pressors. 10 a man of Southern
procliriIics who failed to do his duty
in tho matter, this must DO bitter 70.
Election; but it is no. worse than it de.
serves to be.
I. may be that one Of the causes Of
this untoward result was the 0'Conor
inovemcut-the support by some of y
inan who tramplcd upon the wishes Of
his friends, aud disdained their calls
upon him to DO candidate. Some Of
the mon for whom Mr.. Greeley had
bat.led, and for whom he forced Grant
to tho wall on the question Of amnesty,
were leaders in this movement. 10
them the Republicans owe debt Of
gratitude; aud the friends Of liberty
owe to the same individuals an obliga.
tiou which certainly should not DO for.
gotten.
However. We propose to keep on IN
tho same old track. Our back is just
rs S,if us ever I'VE are not democrat.
lied, and tue best advice we can give
nur friends is to keep a stiff upper lip:
we are not going to funeral until the
cOrp,cis ready
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THE ELECTION.

Below we give the leading articles
from tho two Wheeling papers-thO
Register, (DemOcratlc) aud tho Intel.
ligeaeer (Republican, Tho reader
can gather from them without Difficult.
ty fair idea Of what was done gu
Tuesday:
From the Wheeling Register, Dcm.)
The election returns this morning
arc not quite as satisfactory as We could
have wished, though they arc sufficient
to satisfy any unprecedented reader that
Grant is reelected President of the
United States. We arc satisfied with
the evidence, though not sa tisfcd by the
fact. 1t has bOeu generally felt for more
than u month past that the chances Of
Greelcy's election were, 10 say the least,
very unfayOrablc and while it has not
been openly conceded by tho Democrats
and Liberal Republicans, yctthey have
net been blind to tho fact that but little
short of political miracle would give
u majority to the candidates Of their
choice. There was a bare possibility
Of Greeley's election, but the probaCf-
tiles were entirely tho other way. Ac-
cOrdingly tho friends Of reform have
labOred for their cause during some time
past under the consciousness OF proba.
bic defeat, and, scarcely daring to even
hope for success, they have been pretty
well prepared for tho result that Is
shown BY our dispatches this morning.
They enjoy the beatitudc Of those who
expect nothing and IRE not disappoint.
eG.
twill be observed that tho returns
received are mainly from the Northern
States, which, in every calculation that
has been made III reference to tho Pres.
idency, have been conceded to Grant.
II was not until it became apparent
that the State Of New York had cast It's
thirty-fyo electoral votes on tue Radi.
cal side that all hope Of Grceley's cleo.
tion was abandoned. Without these,
Grecley'G election was an impossibility,
and as soon as the result in New York
was ascertaiuOd, even the most san.
guinC of Mr.. Grccley's irieuds was
ready to acknowledge defeat. The
mJOritics given for Grant in other
States arc not surprising. In Penn.
sylvania, the Democrats abandoned .hc
contest, very few Of them voted ut al,
and hence there is an apparent MAORI.
~ Of enormous size, though it will
scarcely be claimed that Yesterdays
vote 10 that State afforded anything
like a fair indication Of popular senti.
ment. In other States, where II wos
conceded upon all hands that the Grant
mon were in the majority, n very light
Democratic vote was pollcd. The
reason for 1t was, simply, that It was
not worth while to struggle against the
inevitable, and spend labor, limc and
money in an unequal contest. In tho
States whcto there was any hope of
success, tho Democrats aud Liberals
made a vigorous and ptaisSworihy Of.
fort So far as heard from We have
Lost nothing upon which We relied OK.
sept tho state Of New York, but that
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lO'.l is fatal to all cur calculations Of
possible success.
We have no disposition at present to
moralizc over the circumstances Of the
campaign, or point out the eluses Of
the defeat. There will be time enough
for that By and,by, aud We will have
plenty Of opportunities in the future for
dssrSntiug upon the moral taught by
Yesterdays election, 1t is proper 10
add. however, that the result Of yes
terday's voting is not likely to destroy
or even seriously check the growth OF
the Liberal party. As Mr.. Greeley
said, This movement must succeed
and il is by no means Improbable that
Grants success will prove the ruin OF
the Radical party,
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Letter iron, Upshur.
LllIlOr IA Ine nenlncrnL.
PICKS Rus, Nov. A.

PICKS Run, Nov. 4.
TO the Editor Of Tile Democrat.
Quito a number Of Swiss emigrants
arc passing through here, on their way
to tho head Of Buckhaunon, 10 Ran.
dolph county. Let them come; there
is still room for a few more of,he same
sort iD this and adjoining counties.
And this is exactly what is needed in
many parts Of our State.
The little village Of BurncrsvillC.
near here, is improving rapidly. Two
tanyards and several dwelling houses
are being constructed there this season.
Dr.. G. a. Newton, OF Buckhanpon,
has located there, and has commenced
the business Of merchandising.
Mr.. A. Teter, at his mill near Bur.
persville, constructed a stone dam
across the l'uckllannon river, at a cost
Of nearly three thousand dollars, which
was finished during the late d,y
weather, and as soon us tic water
raised little II gave way to It's pres.
sure, consequently it will DO severe
loss.
Mrs. Mattic Critics, widow Of Onias
Critics, died on Sunday, tho 9Th Of
last month. She was near eighty years
old; and was tho daughter Of Q.
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The Homo Shuttle Sewing Machine,
for family use, aud for light manufac.
turing purposes, and for all practical
working purposes, simplicity, strength
and beauty, is unapprOuchabls by any
machine yet invented.
pricos-S9j, 1897, $l2 and $75.
Parties desiring good Machine
had batter invest their money with
some responsible party at home, than
with irresponsible strangers.
p. Q, URBACIl, Agent,
Main Street, Weston.
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painful duty to chronicle the demise Of
a bright and shining literary light that
but lately shed its cffulgent rays on
the good people Of Lumbcrport, and
attempted, with fair Indications Of
cess, to eplighten vast proportion Of
this benighted country. through the
m dun Of the public journals Of the
day; but alas for human expectations,
scared too high. and fell ungracefully
upon the lap Of mother earth, in II
state Of utter prOstFatiOu. Such, | AM
panied ~ say, is tho condition Of your
LumbcrpOrt correspondent and far be
it from me to dGtruct one jot or title
from his bright record as writer Tin
prOspcct) thu. be could handle a sub.
jcCt with COnsummatO skill, all must
admit-uote for proof bis numerous
charges Of base -; that he was
modest and unassuming, few will
qucstion-for proof read that sentence
where Gays, "Iwill protect and de.
irnd LumberpOrt against the world and
tho wisdom thereof" That he was a
graduate Of tho first water, SEQ that
variation between himself and other
grammatical authors, in his first efIu.
iion, 9th ! lc from the top; they, tho
other authors, all agree thar active
trsusitivc verbs govern the objective
case, ho seems to think otherwise Bu.
We will not harrow tho feelings of his
friend. BY further dwelling on so mel.
auclOly subject; and in conclusion
soy reQNie'ea. in pace. SurroS,
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The Vote.

To show how many voters remained
away from the polls a. the recent cleo
ton, We print below the vote given on
Tuesday last, aud that given for ratiti,
cation aud rejection ofthe Constitution
on the 22ud of August. II is well
known that at leaUt 400 or 500 Demo.
cratic voters in this county voted for
"Rcjection;" and it will not be diff.
cult to see what tue result would have
been had our whole strength been ut
the polls on last Tuesday:
r.. DI.E,. r.
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The biggest Yet.


FuEEMASsBuRu, Nov 4.
70 he. Editor Of The Democrat.
| raised sweet potato this year
which measured two feet and six inch +.
Is in lengtll, and nine inches around.
Please let It be known, SO That we may
see ii tue county can produce itscIuaI.
JOnN WmrE.
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A new and full supply Of Queens
ware at the lowest rates at Ed yards

Saws of all kinds, augers, braces aud
brace bits. smoothing irons. jack and
match planes, allisels, mill, crosscut
and hsndsaw files, round files, screw
drivers, squares, bcneh screws, sxes,
hatchets, spirit levels, coiiec mills. looks
Of oil kinds, rules, table and pocket
cutlery, spoons. names. breast and
trace chains, forks, long handled
shorels, coal shovcls, weed and briur
scythes, fire sllovcls, horse rasps, shoe
nails, draw knives, angur handles. coal
buckets, &C., in a word full aud COM
plete assortment Of hardware. to be
found at the lowest market prices, at
Edwards.
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AAts HhsNtA ~ hNfa"t
Returns from the various counties in
West Virginia ure, at present writing,
even unusually meugre, aud that is say
ing u great deal when We consider the
prOvcrbial slowness of election uCwsin
this State, So fur as heard from, the
vote has been a light one, and the Re.
publicans have made some gains, As
compared with The vote for Governor
last August, the indications are that
Greeley has carried the State BY ANA.
jOr ty which may reach ten thousand.
aud which may not DO more than one
thousand. Ills impossible to form Il
satisfactory estimate from tho very
slight data ut hand. Ohio county
probably gives small majority for
Graut-a Republican gain. Demo.
cratic gains arc reported in Kanawlla
and Marion counties, md there were
rumors upon The streets last night that
Wood county has given an increased
majority for Grant. This embraces near.
ly al that has yet b0en heard that Gun
DO considered significant Of the result.
We SEQ as yet ne reason to doubt that
Greeley has carried tho State, aud this,
We believe, is generally considered by
tho Republicans.
Ohio county Is not permanently lost
to the Democracy. The Democratic
vote was not fully pOlled, yesterday,
owing to some Indifference as to the re.
suit, but 10 several of tho townships
splendid work was done. In Clay and
Union townships, especially, the Dem
Gratis and Liberal Republicans abun.
lautly deserve cougratutatiOa. We
hope to sec their devotion rewarded by
better results next time.
From the Wheeling lntelligcncer, Rad J
THE SWEEPING VICTORY.
Literally, this morning finds us too
full for utterancc. We do our best to
get ull the returns that come to hand
into type, but still the cxigencies Of
time aud space compel US to omit whole
columns Of details. We can only refer
tho reader to tho news itself, which
sufficiently shows that the Republican
party has for the fourth time swept the
country and chosen the President.
The defeat Of tho allied forces is one Of
tho most complete aud disastrous on
rscord-tho news leaves no room to
doubt that. All New England, the
Empire State, New Jersey, the Key
stone, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, the
Northwest and the far West unite with
tremendous majorities in carrying
Grant back to the White House for
another term. OF course exact major.
tiles cannot be stated thus early, but
the general results arc beyond all
doubt. This must be at last the end
Of what has been known as tue Demo-
cratic party. Having committed sui
eide by i,s unnatural alliance with
Greeley, it was only needed to bury
the carcass in lis own bloody chasm;"
aud this has now been done aud there
is an eud oft. The country has reason
to be profoundly satisfied, and we doubt
not it is.
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Something New in Lewis,
"pATnoNlzE noMElSDusrRyn

The undersigned hss opened a s,oDo
and Marble Yard 10 Weston, wI,sr" ' bS
will manufacture Stone or slarbIS
! Head aud TonbstOnes, Monuments HS
boOt'stones, &C.. on the most rea,onS'
Ole terms have made arrangements
10 secure a quantity Of hard and la.t.
ln YF h0ck for these purposes, which
WV DC equally as durable a. Marble
I LUX 'Tou' as a we'll and cost great deal
,Gs lsh'll also make eartls,onr.
Mantle Pieces. Grindstoncs, Gc fS a,
Tue manufacture y, Of which | Will erect a
Jaw mill for cutting stone / shall
ss..99tlIyGo through tic comfy soliciting
orders A Trial IF my work is res.
E Plans and specifications for apy
Of Building furnished al
'cI =; rates. WI. KiTsON.
"'''u, October 81 1872.
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klmeE!|R|.g|i|gSlE@!1A
Iumhrrnnrt We. Snttnn.
I.umbcrport vs.. sutton.
LrNnEnronr. My. A.

I.umbcrport vs.. sutton.
- 49,. LuMnE9roHr' Nov. 4'
10 me Ed'''f y 1he Ds"Iocfa'''
Inc discussion pending between the
lie aFy bel!igeFe1ts q LamberpoFt
anu sutton, instead Of Calculating the
,oCa' advantages OF either place, Is fast
becoming u war oil words BON are, |
presume, gentlemen OF very high eul.
lure, aeG Tor INC ITO OF me | could
Ho' decide whether either belonged to
Pfcte''LoH untll l stumbled on tho
grand refuge of tue legal pCdagOgGe-
"at"-""fyume,!t''m Gd AoiIn"n''" :,
a laan writing III mere Pastl,ne'
whose memory serves him not Alright,
ought not write at oil, and would bu
mHGh better employed, for his own
Sooa and that OF the community, III
studying the moral principles Of rellg-
l9n' and the laws regulating society III
Tue pages oil blackstone, "Cvke
upon iitlIeIou, %c. ,. Z.
fhe Iis''c spirit OF rivalry exhibited
oy TINS man, SO weak. and contradlr'
'oiy,ls TO nc asure indication oil weak
ness
Tho gentleman challenges lacts'
Mr., Sutton does not belong to sutton
anda proof OF tho prosperity OF huni'
BcrPor', is in the fact that tue gentle
man is heFa to assist himself aud the
community at larse-what he would
not DO IT Sutton held out to hln' better
Inducements.
1t is very remarkable that Lumber
port contains US large q population as
does Sutton, though only FIVE years
old.
About tho old and now buildings
here, adycrted to By the Sutton lawyer,
could write much. could draw .
picture OF ruthless ruin aud devastation
that wns SO paIpubIy seen on that sad
dny Vi Sutou's sorrow. Homes where
kind and generous hearts were agIow
around the old hearth-stone, when the
pictured blaze allured to its beauty
hearts so soon made deSolatc. In that
day of dole. where was her new de-
fender? Where was he when the
torch Of the legendary was applied to
suttons All! he was looking on, and
in the prospective imagined himself q
rebuildcr. Could he not try aud save
tho old, and then, by the uct, would
he not have prevented tho building Of
these houses--n0S new 70 him?
How can this-(will | call him in.
cendiary D-wtetch be chagrincd at
prospect Of Lumbcrrcrt outstripping
Sutton, and thereby becoming the
eIounty'Seat! Lumberport. | will tell
him, is going ahead, and to-day this
little audaeious village has saving
mill on q system as new to Sutton us
it is to the entire State.
ue "'t'e' Va 'n's F" hiu'" NV" !,
attached to Sutton Of tho "0ld time"
before our clnvalrcus gentleman
took up the ghosts glove IN his excite
mGnt, and in his revenge helped to do
tho deed that was nlnde manifest IL
fire aud smoke, than he is sutton Of
To-day.
The people OF Lumbcrport do not
covOt a Court liouse--they want it TO
be, what it eventually will be, o city
Of business. They have taken my
view Of things in this way:-lf We
get a Court House here, every lOaser
will commence to read blackstone"
aud not having talent enough to sup
port them, will be forced to ply the
gamblers vocation, and in tho effort to
be respectable, will drag down TO in.
fanny 4! those who would otherwise r, bein.
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HOME INSURANCE I
Oh
Columbus, Ohio
CASH CAPITAL, s5oo.oOO 90
CASH ASSErTS G3S, AT 81

The gradual increase Of strength OF the
I1One makesiis Policies better at Expiration
than when first issued. This gradual in.
crease is guaranteed by It's plnn Of business;
none but First-ClasS Risks are written Al
paying rites.
The Home pays for Live Stock when In.
sured and killed Ly Lightning, without ref.
erencc 10 tile place where Killed. Il pays
damage by Lightning to Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find the Company to be just the
one they want.
;, Merchants \! get the best of Security In It's
Policies.
Sorr.-This company ha, fulfilled all The
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of tbs
State.
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EsuttOn VS.. LumberpOrt.

BNAxfoS G. H.. Nov. 4.
IT, The Editor Of The Democrat
In view Of entirely unexpected and
lately developed facts, IL becomes ny
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But this was not he full vote for
1871 ballots were cast for Governor,
and over 1900 for some Of the other
officers.
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'EHE WESTON ACADEMY
Opens Monday Nov. a, 1879
Rev. L YouSo, D.D.,A, NJ. princi.
pal First Assistant, JonS Nun.
RAY First Teacher in Female De.
partment, Mis- LYDIA YouSa (;
Second, Miss ELLA HALL.

A limited number of Pupils will he
taken on the Pay List, on the follow.
ing terns:-lst, A strict compliance
with the rules and regulations Of The
institution, rs published by tho board
Of Commissioners.
TEAMS oH TUITION:
LIST Primary Dept, 81 per aOutl,
q Advanced Primary, | 80 /"
The advanced sciences and languages,
Latin, Hebrew or Greek, FROM So to
SO per month, to DO determined BIZ
the Principal of tho School.
GS-GOod boarding places cau be
had near the institution at very low
rates, No pay pupils received for a
less time than three months.
Il YOUNG, Principal.
by order Of the Board.
+. NJ. OnALrASr, Ssu.
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Nails Of all sizes, horse shoes, mil
rod, iron, steel. &c, constantly on
hand ut Edwards.
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cut thIs out anal Act uppn 4.

Now that the season of Indictment
days aud long nights is at hand, the
intelligent farmer iinde timc to post
himself on tho current news Of the
world the doings Of Congress and the
Legislature Of his State (; the ups and
downs Of the markets Of the principal
cities, and to enrich his mud with
choice literary reading, This is the
appropriate time for making sabscrip.
tons to newspapers for tho coming
year, and especially in this State is tic
time appropriate, US the FIRST l.egisla.
ture under our new Constitution meets
very soon-Noycmbcr 10Th This
will DO most important session ofthc
Legislature, and its labors will bo both
onOrous and protrac,ed. The Wheeling
Register will have correspondent, Ut
Charleston, who will fully report for its
columns the proceedings of this body.
The paper will be edited with the abil.
lily that has characterized it for several
years; and ii will contain, rs hereto.
fore, all thnt there Is Of special interest
10 the people of this thriving mountain
State.
In order to accommodate those who
desire paper only for the winter and
spring months. the Weakly Register
will DO Sent to subscribers for sic
months for 81; aud in clubs OF II for
SO. We again appeal to our friends
in every locality to proceed Mt once to
the formation Of clubs. Address Lewis
Baker 4 Co Wheeling. ". Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
=" isle. 1872

INVEST yiRGI61A UNIVERSITY.
wv --1s71.-.Is72 -
The last Catalogue shows IN attendance O
III Students at this Institution. FIVE dis
tlnct Departments OF Instruction, with iul
corps OF competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages i;
Mathematics, pure and applied; Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, rhetoric,
the Sciences. &C., &C., carefully and thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, Illus iraicd by appropriate apparat.
US. Special advantages Tor the study Of &C.
ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
MlncralOgy, Geology and ConrhoIogy; tor
gether with many specimens In other drhart.
ments of Natural History. Fine liuillinVs
beautiful and healthy location, good soriNy,
Fall Term begins Sept. 0. Winter, De.
CCmber 5. Spring, March 20. COlnnience.
ment, June 10.
boarding from SO TO 81 per week.
Tuition, from SIS to S2i per year.
For further particulars, inquire of
ALEX MARTIN, President,
Morgantown, W. Va
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re- WALLPAPER .R7 all sorts
and prices-the largest aud cheapest
variety ever brought to Weston, ut
CnALYASr's.
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N0TlCE-TIIE WESTON
wooANMvAeVoRy

Since the recent decline Of Wool in
tho East, We have marked all OUT
Goods at last years prices
HEAVY JEANS 81 to so Q per yard
Extra Fine Steel Mixed Jeans, supc.
rior to any in the market IS c.
Also a lot Of fulled Jeans at 75c 10
so Q per yard.
Heavy Caledonia I.inscyi l yard wide,
so TO $50.
Flunncls, in assortment, l yard wide,
90 to G5cts.
Blankets and cloth in proportion. all
colors warranted. Stocking Yarns Of
different grades at reduced rates, which
will give all wanting goods for this
season a good opportunity to secure
them at low dguts. We employ no
travelling pcdlars or hucksters to sell
goods or buy wool. All purchases
made at tho Factory arc guaranteed as
represented Mes'ill pay the highest
prices IN cash for wool or exchange
for goods
Also, for the accommodation Of far.
mers 10 general, We will take wheat at
the highest market price In exchange
for goods,
J.n CLIFTON & co.
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Porter johnson has removed lis
store to the Bailey corner.
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Watch, Clock e. Jcwclry
Store,
Err RALSToN,

New varieties of Goods in my line
jus, received. The attention Of the
public is respectfully called to my ele.
CANT stock Of Watches, Clocks. jew.
elry, &c. a large assortment Of goods
suitable for PRESENTS, which will
10 sold very low.
Err RALsroS, Main Street.
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FAIRMoNr STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL.

The Fall Term will open September 81,
1877, Full corps Of lracllers-fll Col.
lrgiaie and Normal courses Of Instruction,
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Tuition
FREE TO Nil Sorrml Pupils. ltcuulary aid
given to d limited number of Pupils. Pupils
designing tn tGIch IRE afforded special ad-
vAntAgrS and professional training. Send
for Catalogue. J. q. blair,
PRINCIPAL
Fairtnont, W. Va. July s?-3m