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Free school matters.

In response to letter Of inquiry,
tho following letter was received by
Mr.. Chalfant frsm the State Sup't:
DEPARTMENT OF FREE Schools,
CuARLrsruS, July -.
y. NJ. CnALFASr, ESQ.
DEAR SiR:-T received your letter,
asking my opinion whether the people
Of your Independent district have a
right, under the law, to vote for
county superintendent, (yOu having |
superintendent Of your own q
think you have no right under the
law to vote for county superintendent,
since you have elected to have your
district organized independent OF the
general Organizution.-Sce sections .
and b3 Of tho school law.
All applicants for employment to
teach in any public school in this state
must have certificate as TO hi. quail.
iicaiion TO teach from some competent
authority. lfyOur superintendent is
not authorized under the special law
controlling your school, to grant Ger.
tifcates, then your teachers must have
n certificate from tue county board Of
examiners, from normal school, or
from the state board Of examiners. -
(Seo sections 2s aud 20.) The clause
Of section 20, headed "instiiutu certi.
ficates," is not 10 force, since the ins.
titutes we're no, provided for, aud this
clause should have been lefl out,
Your officers, ! think, can receive
no compensation no, provided for in
tho Law creating your district, or
lmSndatory thereto. The intention Of
Tue new law was to leave these indie.
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THE LAST DUN.

A sA GREAT MANY OF THOSE PER-
"a sons who are indebted 10 me seem to
nave forgotten the fact, and a. have no
siefk 10 send around 10 notify each individ-
ua' Personally, Therefore, 10 order 10 give
every one Of my dsb,SfS d falf opportunity
10 Know that he does owe me, and 10 know
mat ! Wahii the money, shall have posted
~ 'Ioht ofmy store, and at other public pla-
ees III tNe county, full printed list Of the
names Of OIL such persons % are indebted 10
me- with The amount they owe opposite their
names Wheuevct any one pays, his name
VIII he crossed out, 70 thA, all the world
may knew that he u prompt a. well as
honest, PORTER JOHNSON.
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NOTICE TO REVERSE DECREE
To rnE HOS. Joux BnAxsos, JuDur,

To TuE Hon. JouS BRASSOS, JupuE,
&c.
The petition Of the undersigned, Johp
Taylor, Of tue county OF Randolph, respect.
fully represents that he 10 asgriCved IS a
final decree rendered in the Circuit Court Of
said county, In the ChaHrery cause OF the
Valley Bank against himself and others,
whereof large suns Of money were deCrced
10 be paid, and the lands your Petitioner
were decreed to be sold, and they were sold
10 pay said debts. Your Petitioner shows
that Ia said cause he was not served with
any process therein; that when the same
was heard and determined, the said cause
was 10 all legal intent at Rules; that the
same was Improperly set for hearing that
he never appeared In said cause, or en- i.
ployed, retained or authorized counsel 10
appear for him In said cause, aud that there.
fore the said decree was IN form feaderel
upon a bill taken for confessed, nj.
though Improperly and enormously 50 rem.
derel for the reasons Aforesaid.
The said complainant 10 SAID cause, viz ::
the pally Bank, will therefore take notice
that on the tirgt day Of the next term OF the
Circuit Court Of Randolph county, / will
move the said Court 10 reverse said decree
for the reasons aforesaid, and for other CT.
rors apparent upon the face Of the record Of
the proceedings In said cause.
JOHN TAYLOR,
by lis Attorneys.
Golf 4 Woods Au'ys for Taylor.
july2l.4t
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Hest Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court ofd.ewis county, on the first
Monday in July, 1873.
Ebenezer Leonard aud
Wealthy, his wife,
VS.. In Chnncery
John Yiucent's heirs,
&c.
The object Of this suit is 10 sell a tract of
OJ3 ID acres Of land on the right hand fork
Of the Vest Fol- River, In Lewis county,
wned By John Vincent at his DEATH and
divide proceeds among hls children and
their descendants, or, II the Court should
not deem n sale proper and pr0mOtive ofthe
interest Of those entitled TO said land then
10 partition the same among those entitled
thereto, and 10 declare that James L. aud
flavius X. Wilson have no interest 10 said
land. And 1t appearing by affidavit filed
hat defendants Francis Morgan, Owen T.
srancis and Susan, his wife. Lucinda
westiall, Thomas W. V. .VcOks, I'm. n.
Mceks, George Mecks, James II. Sims and
Jane, his wife, Parmelia NCeks, Nancy
AcNNsi hm itlIuli hhu Mhilh, nus VIE,
Amos D. Vincent, Jefferson G. Vincent,
Samuel +. Vincent, Aaron Yanilect aud In.
ey, his wife, William II. Vincent, David +.
Vincent, ElmorC II. Gdnll, James l.. vii.
soE and Flarius X. Wilson, are non.resi.
dents OF the State Of Hest Virginia, ard thcy
not appearing, Il Is ordered that tlley doaIi.
pear here within one month after the date Of
the FIRST publication of this order and do
what Is necessary TO protect their interests
In this suit. TCstc:
W. II BYRNE, Clerk.
Henry BrannOn pq. july144t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
70 lle Crelilor, Of Georqe Rlite, d.

To he Creditors of George White, de.
ceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county Of Gllmer, made In a
cause therein pending TO subject the real es'
tate Of the said George White TO the pay
ment of his debts, you are required to pre-
sent your claims against the said George
White for adjudication, 10 Levi johnson,
"a mmissloner, at his office in the town oil
Chenille. In the said county, on or before
tbs first day Of September, 1879.
Witness, Currenre b. Conrad, Clerk OIL
said Court, this 10th day oil July, 1879.
@. b. CONRAD, Clerk.
julyal.C Ct
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FOR SALE.
4 Valuable Building Lot
IN TIE roVS OF WESTON.

Situate on the corner Of Main and First su.
having = frontage of lilo feet on First street
by 100 feet on Alley No l. The lot has upon
Il a good stable, Spokc'housC, &c, and
some fine fruit trees. II iI une Of the most
desirable building lots in the town, and will
10 sold cheap. The lot will lie divided into
two parts, Il desired by purchasers. Title
inlispUtablc. Apply 10 or address
JACOB STERN. Wctou.
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JACKSONVILLE, July Is.
Nh. EpiToR:-I announce myself candi-
date far tie office Of SUPERINTENDENT or
FREE Schools for Lewis county / shall Is.
sue no circular, as my conduct In that ofIl:c
is familiar 10 all. The only guarantee
which ! can offer for increased efficiency In
the performance Of the duties Of the Office, II
elected, is the experience gained In the per-
Torrance oil those duties 10 the past.
J. s. HALL.
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i MEAN BUSINESS.

i HAVE $1,000 DUE Me BY
BOOK ACCOUNT! This want settled up
at once, either by CASH, NorE AND SEcuRIri
or the plea Of Poverty. | don't want any
plea Of limitation or personal exemption
Your accounts will be forwarded you In a
few days and response Is expected at once,
lfRot, officers will call upon yOu. have,
with many prudent and discreet business
mea, fully demonstrated the fact that CASH
basis Is the only true mode Of conducting
trade. As for my part, IL I cannot get cash
for my goods IN 10 days, will keep them.
GUodI are money, and credit payable In 60
days only pays the little profit your mer-
chant receives. Ny books must and shall
he settled. Let not this notice he read
leedlesSly BY those who loo often re cat the
lullaby, "pm rich, and able to pay-hC
don't mean me.n l mean ALI In short,
mean business! lrlowe you, come and
get your money. lfyou owe me, come and
pay. Don't let Us tramp longer Ia the old
iOgy way of"truSt me until can sell mig
ger or the amount gets large enough 10
give you my note"
! mean just what Isay. You have owed
me for months-yes, years now pay me or
plead Limitation, homestead, &C., Ia exienu-
alton, or that fiual plea, often used, of "ly
wife paid that" Put In any plea 10 get
your name of my books. This is my de-
Sire.-NOtcs Of foyer four monlhs' stand
Ing will beput Into the hands Of Henry
Drannon for collection on the Let Of August.
+. n. CHALFANT,
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pendent districts entirely under the
control Of the special laws Of their ere.
alton, except, perhaps, in the single
instances Of the levy and collection Of
the money for their support. The levy
BY vote and tho collection by the
sheriff -(See sections 40 and 100.
The county superintendent cannot ap.
point a member Of the board Of exam.
liners in any case. A majority of the
board Of examiners eau act in the cx-
animation Of teachers, and awarl GER
tiRcatcs, see no provision in the
law authorizing any one to fill yaCau'
cies in the board OF examiners.
Very Respectfully,
i. ". BYRSE, S. S, +. S,
TnE DrNocRAr respectfully beg
I.avc to take issue with tue State Su
pcrintendent ms to the proposition
contained in the first paragraph Of hi
letter to the rest we assent. Il viii
be seen that Mr.. ljyrnO refers to th
Pad and 53rd sections of the schoo
law as authority for his opinion tina
the people of the Weston iudCpcndOn
district have no rigA to vote 70
county superintendent. Now VT
cannot see anything in these sections
to justify such an opinion ; but on tht
contrary, we fud that the 2nd sccIio
explicitly provides that sat this cleo
ton the persons qualified to vote 70
members Of the state legislature shal
be the electors !" while section SO doe
not contain a word having tho slighte.
bearing upon the subject. Again
section A provides for reports to b
made by the secretaries of all board
of education in the county to the eOul
ty superintendent; and another sec
ton provides that it shall bS the dut,
) OflhG county superintendent to dis
tribute tho general school fund, a
well to Independent as to other di!
tric.s, thus showing clearly that b
virtue Of his office, the county super
} inIendcnt has, to some extent, juri.
: diction over Independent districts.
is very clear to US that "all person
qualified to vote tor members Of I'll
state legislature" arc qualified to vot
for county superintendent, whcthc
they reside in Independent districts Q
NOT,
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BRAXTON.

liraxion has reason to feel proud Of
the action Of her County Courts aud
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West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Gilmer county on the lIt
Monday in July, 1879,
Timothy Tharp
VS.. CL,,,or,
Harriet IIilcman and ~ 0''"''
others.
The object of this suit istO enforce ayen-
dOra lien for the sum of 500, with interest
thereon from the sth day Of October, 1869,
subject to credit Of Sc, rs Of the 2sth Of
October, 1870, against tract Of 81 acres OF
land, lying on the wsterJ Of Grass Run, In
the county OF G liner, sold and conveyed by
plaintiff and defendant John II. Bush 10 de-
irndant Harriet Hilcman and Samuel lille
man, In the lifetime OIL the said Samuel
IIileman, mud 10 subject said land to sale 10
satisfy said lien. Andil appearing by ALL
layit filed that diligence has been used on
behalf Of the plaintiff to ascertain In what
county Harriet Ililcman, and llarFiettl lille
man, widow of Samuel llilCmAn, deceased,
Absalom llileman, Green Hilenan, Henry
llilcman, William Hess and Eliza A. {.
Hess, his wife, and Samuel llilaman, defend
ants in this suit, reside, arc without elect,
and they not appearing, II Is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after
the date Of the lst publication of this order
and 10 what may lie necessary 10 protect
their interests In this suit.
Teste.
HARRISON CAIN, Clerk,
Fleming 4 Bennett sOl'rs for prfF.
july9l-4t
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REMOVAL.
WILLIAM j, DAUGHERTY
HAS REMOVED
HIS TIN SHOP

TO the premises formerly occupied by Jacob
Stern, at the upper end Of Maln Street Oh
pOsite Minnlch's establishment, and one
door above hales new brick block, where
he will be glad TO see all his old customer.
and plenty Of new ones.
lie will keep constantly on hand all Kind
Of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Copper and
DtaU Kettles, Stoves, and every sind Of
TlN-WAltE. FRUlT.CANS. &c,
Wholesale OF Retail III, assortment (, a,
all times full and eomplets--hi5 work ofthe
most durable eharacier-Ond his prices ytry
low. Give him call.
-. 20 Particular attention paid to Ioa
WORK OF OIL Eind'' augi.9m
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W. H. BYRNE, Clerk.
Henry Brauuon, p.q. july14.4t

West Virginia.
AT Rules held In the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Court Of Braxtoa county, on the LIST
Monday in July, 1873.
James a. Persingcr,
plaintiff,
vs.. In chaneery
l. II. Skinner defend
ant.
The object Of this suit Is TO have an agrrc-
ment, entered into on the 18th day Of Feb
ruafy, 1873, between l.. Il. Skinner aud the
plaintiff for the sale Of the said SINNERS
real estate lying In Durhtsville, Braxion
county, Vest Virginia, specially provided
and executed, and 10 set oil against she four
hundred dollars Of purchase money yet un.
paid, with interest on $i5o-part thereof,
from the said 18th day Of February, 1919,
two bonds held By the plaintiff against said
Skinner. One Of said bonds was executed
OH the lth OF February, 1873, by said Skin
ner aud u. u. Coger, by which they prom
iscl TO pay the plaintiff S425 forty days aF-
ter date, and which Is subject to two credits,
dated on the 10th oeFebruarr, 1878, one Of
S1j. and tho other Of SIS. The other Of
said bonds was executed by said Skinnerand
". u. COger to b. ]. Dennison on the 4tli Of
February, 1879, for SIS, payable forty days
after date, and Afterwards assigned the
plaintiff aud 10 declare the notes ex rutcd
for the unpaid purchase money for said real
estate, satisfied. And happening by aiIl-
darit filed In this cause that the defendant
l.. II. Skinner is not u resident of this State,
aud he not appearing, 1t Is ordered that he
do appear here within one month after the
first publication orthis order and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest Ia this suit
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Vest Virginia.
A TRULES HELD IN TIE CLERKS
" office Of the circuit court Of 6ilmer
county, on the ftsi Monday In july, 1873,
Blackburn Hughes and the widow and heirs
ofWillIam II. Lyons, deceased, Pills,
vs..
George ". Drewry asd George W. Jackson.
defendants.
In chancery.
The object Of this suit & 10 recover from
the defendant, George ". Dtewry, A deed
for a tract Of 1850 acres Of land, In the hill
and exhibits described, situate on me wat.
ers Of Steer Greek, In the county Of Gilmer,
under sale thereof made 6y defendant
Dtewty 10 plaintiffs Hughes and said William
lLIlyous, In the lifetime Of said Lyons
And also 10 set aside tax deed made by A.
S. Warner, Recorder Of said county, 10
defendant George w. Jackson. fot aid Tract
oflhnd, dated the goth day OF December,
1870, aud to redeem said land from aid dc.
isndant Jackson % account ofhis purchase
lheteofat Delinquent sale Of lands made by
nc sheriff Of said county, on the 18th day
Of November, 1869, under which said delin-
qaeni sale said Recorder deed 10 said Jack
son was made and procured. And Il ar-
pearing by affidavit iled that The defendant
George ". Drewry 10 nota resident Of this
STATE, and he not appearing, Il Is ordered
that he do appear here within one month Of.
ter the date Of the frs, publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary 10 pro ttet
lits interests. Tesiei
-, @. n. CONRAD, Clerk.
Fleming bennett, att IS for pl'fft.
July 2s-4w
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NOTICE TO, CREDITORS.
10 ae Creditors Of Robert Lian, de-

TO Inc UTtHII0Fa q NVDtFI AIAHi NC
ceased
In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
Curt Of the county Of Gil.aer, rendered N
a cause therein pending, TO subject the real
estate ofthr said Robert Linn 10 the pay
ment ofhis debts, you are required 10 pre-
sent your irlaims against the said Robert
Linn. for adjudication, 10 Levi JOHNSON,
Commissioner, at his Office in the town of
CIltnTillr, In the said county, on OF before
the iirst day efSepiember, 1873.
Witness, Currencc u. courad, Clerk Of
said Court, this 10th iay Of July, 1879.
@. B. CONRAD, CLERK.
~ IN n
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
c. D. Camden

C. D. Camden
l. 4 l.ncouture, etal
BY virtue ola decree rendered In the above
named cause by the Circuit Court OF Call
houn county, at the May term, thereof, 1878,
and in pursuance thereof, the undersigned,
Commissioner appointed for the purpose,
will, on the frst day Of the September term,
1873, Of the County Cont Of Calhoun coun-
ty, proceed to sell, at the front door Of The
Court House 10 Calhoun county, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, tract OF
laad situate at the mouth Of Steer Greek, In
Calhoun county, containing
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
and being the same land conveyed by @. D.
Camden, n. P. Camden and ]. ". Bennett
to the defendants l.. =. Lacouiare and
Frederick Fouse
TERMS OF SALE:
The land will be sold upon a credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months, tie purchaser
giving b,RdS with good personal security
for the payment Of the purchase money, In
three several inStAlmehts OF equal amounts.
W. G. BENNETT, Comm'r.
july 21.4t
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George VI. Drerry and George W. Jackson,
defendants.
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Ide'ire a eomTori,0a Of Goods
and I1riees.

Rg- l shall sell only for CASH or
PRODUCE; as | keep no Books aud
make ~ Accounts.
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Ross g. vandervort

Would respectfully call the attention Ofth
people Of Lewis and adjoining counties 10
The fact that they have opened out Tempo
rarily in the old
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Dtatbs.

On the 9th ult., ETTIE MAY, in
FAINT daughter of Joseph S. and Mary ID.
Licklider, aged 2 months and % days.
In Berkeley county, on July 18th,
1873, Mr.. OHIO BARNETT, aged
about so years.
Near Shanghai, July goth, 1878, Mrs.
MARY ARMBRESTER, in the 18th
year of her age.
In Gerardstown, July 2Sth, 1878,
ROSA ID. daughter of James c., aud
Mrs Adelia Deck, aged 1 months.
Suddenly, in Cumberland, Nd, on
Sunday morning, July 9th, 1878, of
Disease of the Heart. Mr.. JAMES w.
SOUDERS, formerly of Charlestown,
aged is years.
AT his residence near Leetown,in this
county, on Tuesday last, Mr.. a. j.
JOHNSON, aged about sc years.
In Charlestown, July 3lst, 1878. of
Cholera Iniantum, EMMA AUGUSTA,
infant daughter of John +. and Eliza
beth Hilbert. aged 4 mos. and ID days.
In Harpcr's Ferry, on Thursday, July
18th. 1878, Of Brain Fever, BECLAli
HOBBS daughter of j. A. and NJ. a.
Hobbs, aged II months
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-09

sey- EnrAClI IN THE &. II o. CANAL.
We learn that OH Tuesday morning last,
a very large breach occurred in the Z.
& O. Canal, q short distance below the
Autietam Iron Works, three miles be
low this town, which will require some
DAYS to repair, aud causing suspension
of navigation. A considerable distance
Of the bank, including the tow-path'
gave way, and was washed out into the
river, clean and cncctually. n leak was
observed for some days previous, but no
;1ca was entertained that so much dam
ape would have resulted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-09
BASKET PIC MIC.

A Basket Pic Mic will be held at Col.
Morgan's Spring, on Thursday, August
nth, to advance the interests OF Tenn
perance and Sabbath Schools.
Rev. w. $. Penick of Martinsburg.
and Hon. X. III. Butcher of Jefferson,
will address the meeting. Other speak
ers have been invited.
A large assemblase is expected. All
are invited. Certainly the object is
GOOD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-09

sa~ PERsoSAI~-Rev. Henry Bishop
and wife, spent several days during the
past week. in town, the land of their
birth, and were gladly received hymany
of their old friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. Bishop has recently resided in the
State of Iowa, but more latterly in Pa
Gucah, kentucky, with his son in the
mercantile business. lie informed us,
however, that he expects to return to
Iowa to enter upon his ministerial du-
ties again. lie is one OF the ablest min
listers of the Lutheran Church, which
cannot spare his valuable services. Al
though his locks seem to be whitened
by the frosts of many winters, he looks
as if the world has dealt kindly with
him. Long may he wave I!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-09
CORNERSTONE LAYING.

Owing to circumstances which the
building committee could not control,
the Cornerstone Laying of the Church
at Moler's y Roads, is postponed for
the present A definite notice thereof
will be given in due time. The Com
mittee of Ladies who have charge OF
the preparations for dinner wish to IN
form their many friends that they will
call upon them in due time for their do
nations. in behalf Of Building Com
mitteo, A, \. i. NEIL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-09

psy RonnEEY.-We learn that the
,]otbino store of Mr.. Lloyd Licklider,
of this town, WAS entered by gable
end window, near the roof, on Saturday
night last, by some one, and descended
inside bv a stairway, into the business
room. and taken from the money draw
or. 4 small amount of change, which
MIR l. had left in the drawer. "A light
wos seen in the room, by some persons
opposite, about one o'clock at night but
supposing that nothing unusual was oe-
curing, they paid no attention to IT.
Nothing but the money was missed
Persons should be on the lookout io'
such depredatorS,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-09

rsy" CnrIcu STRUCK By LIGHTNING.
During the heavy storm OF ram ana
wind which passed over this town on
Thursday night of last week, the eupola
of the Reformed Church, of this town,
was struck by lightning. a number OF
shingles were torn from the eupola' ana
the electricity descended the iron rod
and cracked the wall, inside the main
building, near the pulpit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-08-09

ne AGRICULTURAL FIR-1he Ag-
r;cultural Fair for Berkeley County,
will commence at Martinsburg,on Tues
dsv the 9th of September. Persons at
tending. this exhibition should not fail
to put up at the McSherry House,wher
Won will find everything Just suited to
the wants of the most tashdlous. The
rooms are large, well furnished, and
admirably ventilated The table will
no filed with the choicest provisions
the market can afford, rs well as the
delicacies Of the season, and the bar
will be provided with all the best OF Ii
ouors and viands. The proprietor MI
lanes II. McSherry, and the clerk MI
JF. McIntire, will be obliglng and ac-
commodating. Drnp in, and you Will
he pleased
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Marriaaes.

In this town, on the 31st ult bv
Rev. a. A. Z. Neel, Mr.. THOMAS II
MILLER and Miss ADA HTMRICK
HOUSE, eldest daughter of Mr. Geo,
w. Humrickhouse, all of this town
On the Bridge at Harper's Ferry on
the 31st ult., by Rev. j. a. McFaden
LEWIS c.. JEFFERSON to Miss
MINNIE McCORD, both Of Frederick
county, Va
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE,

SIIEPIIERDSTOWN, W. VA.
NESSION opens September 0. 1879.
- Two Departments. Collegiate and
Normal-MaIe and Femsle. Course ex-
ten.ivc. Experienced teachers. Total
expenses per year $3.50. State Normal
pnpils pay no tuition Others $40. Sib.
S2U. according to studies. For circulars
address the Principal.
Augusi9 Nv